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Taken Sick.

On Wednesday last, Mrs. Dr. Kitten
ger, while in Philadelphia, was taken
suddenly i'll while on the cars. She was
taken to the residence of her uncle,
where she still remains confined to her
room. The nature OF her illness is uns.
known
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NpSaI.nl

llenls OF i6s S'TH Z NJ Was ,.I serenaded by the
ia Week. W., H. b Barry, who has nea,,
|ank Bar, EsS On the farm Of of h;s peen spend
his home %nS, Yesterday, Yesterday 1as,Gn, ws,, Md. re-
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The HnuIan.Hawion Match.

LONDON, April 29.-Reports from
Newcastle say that although Hawdon's
health was better, he did not show on
the river on Monday. Hanlan, who is
now all right, was out twice on that day.
The odds of 7 to on him were freely
offered and taken to some extent.
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Fashionable Furnlturel
]. & J. N HARTMAN,
No. 40 King street,

srrSr- We respectfully inform. Che eiti |,
--sS zens of Wilmington, and the sur.
Il rounding country thu 1--WE continue
,s&E.5s To manufacture and keep on hand
at our large and long established ware
rooms, Furniture Of every variety and
style, consisting of Mahogany Rosewood
and Walnut Furniture suitable for parl0r,
d.aning-room and chamber uses.
Our assortment of Furniture is larger and
more varied than can be found In Delaware,
and all articles sold at our establishment
are warranted as represented.
Venitian Blinds OF the most fashionable
designs made TO order and kept constantly
on hand. We also manufacture and con
stantly keep q large assortment of Sprin
Hair, Moss and Husk Mattresses
j. "a ]. N. RARMAN
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"HH ihis P,,cui,,w

luh., annual ,,i bal Of the Quaker
a'.r .,.',,lp Place this evening at the
'ls .a, ,'pS ., an n. 1Le Masonic Temple
"a aI.. w., '.i d i'ckels have been solJ
e. '5rys win spare no nain 9Tn' nv
son .. M lAt finest balls given 10 tbis ,o
he '''y handsome nrogra,,,ns ,u,s
t. va each lady on the ,ni,i,ne n,n,,1n
The daily gazette., 1879-04-30
A Fr,,itIess search.

The search in and around Chester, by
Chief Maxwell and Sergeant Legg for
the Worrell's store burglars, was a fruit
less one, as no trace oil either the iine'os
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Improving Rapidly.

Since the physicians amputated the
arm of Mr.. George w. Hastings, he has
improved very much. He is now in a
fair way of recovering, but previous to
his arm being amputated there seemed to
be but very little hope of his recovery.
The daily gazette., 1879-04-30

NJ OTlUE,-I, Mar in KeOgh, in COM
IN pliance with the requirements OF The
ACT OF Assembly, In sucn case made and
provided, 40 h reby give notice that l
shall apply In writing to the Court OF Gem
eral Sessions OF the Peace and jail Deliv-
cry, OF the State OF Delaware in and for
New castle County, on Monday, The 18th
day OF May next, A. D., 1879, being the first
day of The next May term of The said
court, for a license TO X, ep an inn or tav
erii, ct No. SIS ". Front street known as
the Black Horse Hotel: In the First
Ward of the city of wilmington,
Delaware, and to sell intOx lcatng lilo uors
In less Quantities thaa one quart, to be
drunk on the premises, and the following
respectahle citizens recommend the said
application, to VII: 10
Dennis Bradley, Isaac Harper,
Philip u rlunkett, Daniel Melarkcy,
Thes Fegan, Lawrence Kerns,
John Caldwell, Thos Glenn,
John Murphy, Joseph Connell,
Charles Harper, Francis Kelly,
John Brady, Henry Bradley,
Samuel Mutton, Charles Dickerson,
Joseph Long, aii VIM keosh,
|, j l. Dickerson. q Henry Blair,
George H hisel, 81 Joseph Yarnall,
| VIM BouZhart, David McConnahee
| John Halloran, Joseph Sirres.
ap30-3t MARTIN KEOGH.
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The POstpOned Lecture

for the benefit of the Ladies' Temperance
Aid will be given at their new hall, go
and 222 Market street, by the Rev.
Enoch Stubbs, of Central NJ. E. Church +,
Philadelphia, tomorrow evening. Sub
ject, 1.-The Hope of Our Cause" Music
by Riddles choir. Admission % cents.
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HEALt) & CO..
BANK ERS Il BROKERS',
AND DEALERS IN

,TOCKS, BONDS. LOANS. MORT
CAGES COMMERCIAL PAPER.
CLAYTON HOUSE. .WILMINGToN, DEL.
Interest. Coupon, and General Collec-
tIois. Tickets To and drafts on Greaf
Britain and other parts of the world.
janS lyd
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New Coffee ROaster.

A coffee roaster with capacity ofone
hundred pounds, has been placed in the
grocery store of James Morrow u Son,
No 2l1 Market street This Is the first
coffee roaster used in a grocery store oi
Ii, ,ts
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The City Bonds.

The new city bonds amounting to
$145, 900, issued for the purpose of fund
ing he floating debt of the city bear in
terest on and after tomorrow May 1st.
The rate Of int, rest is four and half per
cent
The daily gazette., 1879-04-30
The SDeclnl Tax.

Those who are engaged in the sale Of
liquor, cigars or tobacco should hear in
M nd that the U. S. special tax of S25 on
the sale OF " hiskey, and So on the sale OF
cigars, expires to-day. The taxes should
be taken out either to-day or tomorrow
The daily gazette., 1879-04-30
A Large Reduction.

The Board of Public Education, OF
Newark, N. j., have just. reduced the
paw roll of the teachers to the amount OF
$4,000. Why cannot the same thihg Ie
done in Wilmi ngton?
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nirecfnrs, Meeting.

The directors of the =. w. & b. X. ",
are holding their regular monthly bIsl-
ness meeting this afternoon in the diree-
tors room at the depot in this city The
business to be transacted is OF routine
nature.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
4 A RD

IA III.
1oall WHO are suffering 1 ON lie errors
and iudiscrct ions of youth, nervous week
ness, carly decay, loss OF manhood, &C.,
win send II recipe that Will cure you,
FREE OF CHAkE. This great remedy
was discovered by a missionary In South
America Send a seli-addresSed envelope
to the REV JOSEPH T. INMAN, Station d.
zew York Guy.
lec2fl-e-d eWtN
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improvements at Hardwood park

This morning force of workmeA went
down to HARDWOOD Park, few miles
this side Of Baltimore, for the purpose of
making number Of improvements and
putting the giounds in order ready for
excursions. Among the improvements
III IT viii he made will he the laying of a
pipe from the well near the Mansion
house situated on the grounds, to the pa
ilinn, aud the ere tiop of ram to t rec
he wa er. Several new tbles and
benches will also be erected.
The daily gazette., 1879-04-30
Broke His Arm,

,..ry ,''y afternoon. Freddie, a little
lc e., ' 9,',..s ~" s''l oi y. Ncwlin Gawtlrop.
), h. '-yq c'. m playing with other
4 arm Tt,,'fli'lY fell and broke his
ucsd u,' "Io'e the elbow. DIR. Maull,
The daily gazette., 1879-04-30

Just received n new lot of those cheap
dress goods at D cents "A yard at the great
variety storo of Adams Il Bro, 5U Mar
kct street. apr3OdN W At.
Baby car a'riages; just received fine as
Sortmont at greatly reduced price, at the
great variety store of Adams " Bro, 5Oi
Market street.
Gail and examine our large stock OF
carpets, oil cloths, boots aud shoes, al
Adams Il Bros 504 Market street.
apr3Od& wa.
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"a positive benefit to young children
and ,nfantso is the popular verdict for
DR.. BULBS baby syrup. Sold everywhere
at % cents.
The daily gazette., 1879-04-30
The Little PinaCOre.

At the Opera II ouse, this evening, the
sparkling comic opera, "Pinafore," will
be rendered by the famous juvenile COM
pany, of Philadelphia This miniature
troupe is entirely composed of children,
the Oldest not being fourteen years OF
age, while the youngest is between three
and four. They present the opera in the
most charming manner, and render its
attractive points with a freshness and Vi.
vacity both wonderful and pleasin nR
Everybody should see this unusual per
formance.
The daily gazette., 1879-04-30
FIFTH EDITION
TRUSTEES OF THE POOR.
Annual Meeting at the AlmshOuse-.
Election Of Oficers-.!The Commit
tees--.RepOrts, etc. n.-.r

This morning the fourth quarterly (or
ANNUALLY meeting of the Trustees of the
Poor of New Castle County was held at
the Almshouse, in this city. There was
a full board present.
The annual reports were presented
and read, the substance of which are as
follows:
The superintendent report for the
year ending Jan. 31st, showed the fol
lowing statistics:
Number of inmates at this date, 1863
NUMBER ADMITTED DURING THE
WEAR ENDING IAN. 81, 1879
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house of the Illinois Legislature provi-
ding that in case OF loss by fire an insurer
shall not he permitted by the courts to
deny the policy valuation of the property
destroyed, and that the defense of. fraud
shall only be allowed as to frauds after
tn execuion of the policy.
The daily gazette., 1879-04-30
DI ED.

MCPIK"-On the 30 h inst, Harry McPike.
IN the S5th year OF his age.
The friends and relatives of the famil y
are respectf lily invited To attend the fun
eral, on Friday, the ?nd day of May, at ~
O'Clock. from his late residence, Heald 81.
near B, South Wilmington. IntermenL at
New Castle
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Local stocks ana Bonds
Wilmington Markets.

WILMINGTON. Del, April 30, is9
Quotations at the Brandywine NILS m'
FIpur and Grain, furnished by W. u.
pannvpacke er & Co. Corrected Daily.
o. -, miami PROCESS Fiour 6 75a Z rs
st,'',co ptso Family. 525a Z 90
a,nna Eiour OOa S %
Sufoa, ..., | Is
W " i.u'' crn -, ' -. A
He~ nen,, ,ar ar ta,, ,'..,. 1907
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The amount received for board during
the year was $923.62 for produce raised
on the Almshouse land, $157; total,
S1,0SO.62; $572.42 was expended for sup
plies, ,$47.90 allowed as commissions
for collections, and $46O.3O paid to the
Treasurer.
Drs. Ogle and Springer, the visiting
physicians, reported that though the
number of inmates was larger the deaths
were fewer than usual. There was very
little sickness of a serious character, but
one death by accident, and no suicides.
The general sanitary condition of all the
departments was reported good, and
praise awarded to the Superintendent,
Matron and Assistants for their kindness
and efficiency.
The Hare's Corner farm committees
report showed receipts amounting to
$685. 81, and expenses footing up 1928.
| The Ireasurer's report showed the fol-
lowing as the finances of the year:
| RECEIPTS, .$32, ,0S7. 81
Payments by vouchers. s........ 2o,317.Ol
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Financial and Com m erciai.

WILMINGToN. Del, April 30, 1879
Latest stock quotations. FURNISHED by
deald a Co.. Clayton House hu'iding
Wilmington, Del. at IL NJ. to-day.
STOCK QUOTATIONS..
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LIILRARY NOTES.

The June number of The Ninetecnh Century
will have an article Mr. Gladstone the Greek
Question
The Times of London says the international
Copyright question between this country and Great
Britain has been for the last thirty years the schlcs
wig Holstein Question Of literature IL has appeared
equally insOlube aud has hoen almost ~ tedious"
An autograph of Lord Bacon sold in Lon
dor recently for 37 60 OF Burns fetched s27; one
OF Charles L. Sl5, one OF Cromwell, $50; Of Keats
G25 one 0. Pope, SlG Of RobcspicTre Sll so;
OF Turner. SIG; and letter from Lord Nelson TO Lady
Hamilton. Sl1 25.
Dom Luiz l. of Portugal has published at
Lisbon his trans alton The Merchant OF Venice" II
was issued but extracts 'front.' got into the
papers with printed the author, that tho
affair soon became public secret. The book is
offered for sale but s gwen away privately the
case with the Kings translation Of Hamlet" published
several months sgo Another translation has been made
at Lisbon of the Merchant OF Venice" by senior
PATIO. This viii be pnb shed very by the Royal
AcadesIy Of sciences
HoughtOn, ,OsgoOd & Co. publish this week five
volumes In their new duon OF "Dlckens" being
"Mutual Friend" C2). " DOmbey ana Son" t2l, and
"Edwin brood" a.. aud five IN their new Wayerey,"
viz: Red Gauntlet" Woodstock" Anne OF Geier-
stein" count Robert Of Paris" aud The Fortunes Of
Nigel They also publish Dr. Jenriess Color Blind
ness its Dangers and Its Detection" work based
the examination OF twenty thousand and proms-
tng to be Of much practical value; W. IL. Bishops
New-York tribune., 1879-06-07
ARMY ORDERS.

WASHINGTON, June Gan Army Retiring
ncapactaed for active service Of disability
President Captain Francis Moore has been granted
seven months leave of absence. with permission TO go
beyond the
Orders from the War Department to-day announce the
following changes OF stations Of troops: Company d.
"a Cavalry. to Fort Ellis, Montana TcrritO:y COmpa
mes ii and l.. "a Cavalry, to Fort AssuibOne, Mon
tana Territory Headquarters AID Com panies A. G.
and H. 7th Cavalry. Fort Meade Dakota Territory :
Headquarters and Companies ID, L, ana /, 9TH Art-
lery to Atlanta, Cal Company T., 81 Infantry, Fort
Els Montana Territory; Companies and q, 6th In
fantry to Fort Abraham Lincoln, Dakota Territory
Ueadauartcrs and Companies A. f. III and X 10Th Infan-
ry, to Wayne, Mich; Companies Il and f. 10tn in
ftntry Fort Brady, Mich. Companies & aud d. Ion
Iufaiiry Fort Machiuack, Mich; Companies c.
lOtu Inf ntry, 10 Fort Porter, Ncw-IOrK Company r.
18Th infantry, to Newport Barracks, KY; Company X
10Th Infantry, to Font sl, Ind Ter; headquarters
the l7tn Infantry TO Fort Yates Oak Ter 18Th lnft-
ry to Fort AssBibOuc, Mon. Ter; headquarters ana
Kayett, Texas; Company A, ia Infantry, to Fort
Griiing. Texas Companies ID. J., and h. 22I IniaI-
try, to Fort Gibson, Ina. Ter.
general COurt Martial, consisting OF the following
rack- Mo- the ot met, for the trial OI PRISON.
ers as may be- brougn before IL: Surgeon t. l.. VOum
Major J. +. Wade ON Cavalry; Captain j. II. Gascly
20 Infantry First Lieutenant l.. NJ Gibson, LIST Cav
AIRY First Lieutenant &. II. Rockwell, 5th Cavalry ;
aud FIRST Lieutenant CDarles Morton a. JudgeAdyocate
Of the Court.
The orders Of Captain Reilly, Ordnance Department
act rs Inspector on certain ordnance and ordnance
stores a Fort Abraham Eucon, Ddk. Ter; nave been
revoked Captain o. l.. Hlchacls, Ordnance Depart-
parJment, mas been detailed IN his stend
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Nrw pnblitaticns.
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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-09-06
A NEAT DOGDE.
But 1t Didn't Work-.A walk to the station ).
Revived Him..

hi
But 1t Didn't Work-.AW Walk to tho station
Revived Him.
The attempt was neatly made, but failed.
Yesterday afternoon . stranger meandered into
the Windsor hotel sample room, asked for, got
and swallowed some straight. No sooner had
it struck bottom than the stranger complsined
of cramps, which were soon followed by convul-
sions. He fell to the floor, but not
before he implored the bar-keeper to run out
for . hack: doctor, OF something, as he was
dying. Thus appealed to, the gin-slinger start
ed for the door to get his customer some relief,
and was met by Mr.. Baugh, one of the proprie.
tors. At the sight of Baugh the stranger re-
vived somewhat, and was treated to = dose of
brandy - neat remedy at hand. Swallowing
the dose without grimace, the stranger again
CLARK passed the door and was called in. He
saw the fellow writhing, and didn't think he
did it naturally. The patient was treated this
time to rough haul, became indignant and
angry, but still claimed it was on the verge of
jump. Capt. Clark stepped out for assist-
ance, and, Is luck would have it, encountered
DR.. 6tamm. The doctor was brought in to the
unmitigAted fraud. ~
Without more ado, the ailing stranger -.
taken to the lookup for further trsatment.
Arriving at the station he was searched. and
. pocket book found ON him, with the name
J. Litlis, Waterville. III
It Is thought the fellow wa playing shrewd
game. He found the hotel deserted, g It were
all ct the fair-the bar keeper alone, and
pretended the attack, 20 a to get the bar keeper
to rush out for assistance. He would then
with the contents, have jumped out Of the
back mind0w. which was mp. II mot sucQeeding
in his plan. he did succeed in getting twesq
drinn for nothing, no matter what be gets be-
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-09-06
FAREWELL 70 PINAFORE.
Last Performances Of Haverly's Opera
Compsny-Important Innovation of Lo-
cal Interest.

Last Performances of Haverly's Opera
Company-Important Innovation of Lo-
cal Interest.
The operatic season at the Opera House will
come to brilliant close with the two perform
ances of tc day, the matinee ut in the after
noon, and the evening performance at 8. This
latter performance will possess IN interest
which will awaken all lovers of music who
possess aught of local pride, for Miss Gil
berthe Davidson, our Josephine, will assume
the role in connection with the Church Choir
party. Miss Davidson's capabilities are too
we'll known and too highly appreciated in St.
Paul to require special mention. Suffice it to
say that the purity of her voice, the drsmstic
feature and graceful carriage which she possess
es, together with soul full Of feeling, ensures
rendition of the character which Will be marked
by much of originality and al of that which
will 60 to please the audience. A large and
generously disposed house should greet the lit
tie lady.
The Church Choir company are in generous
hands. They are to play all tho coming week
in st. Louis, and Mr.. Davis has arranged with
tho Chicago, Milwaukee d st. Paul and Iowa
Central railroads. for special train. which will
consist of largo Pullman sleeping coach,
baggage car and engine. They will leave here
early ON Sunday morning and run special to
st. Louis. arriving there on Monday morning,
thus ensuring good rest ct their hotel before
their debut in the 'Future great"
The Church Choir company have every rea-
son to be proud of their success in st. Paul.
That ono opera should draw good houses for
twelve successive performances ia something
unparalleled in this community, and It Is
doubtful if any less talented party could have
taken as much money with nightly change of
bill. Wherever this company may 70 they
may be sure of hearty appreciation. They
to those of ninety-nine out of every hundred
musica! organizations, and they have developed
dramatic ability far in excess of the most SAN
guine expectations. Bon vogdge Pinafore.