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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-02-13
MUSIC BY VaRasY's FULL BAND.

MADAME JAIN, OF the firm Of .Iahn Foster of San
Francisco will be here the 18th inst, with elegant
assortment OF costumes which she will furnish
able rates
The daily gazette., 1879-10-06
We wish to Call she EspeciaI

attention of the public to DIR. NJ. Sou
vielle, the eminent French surgeon, who
has made such wonderful cures of catarrh
asthma, bronchitis, and chest, diseases
Office at No. ZIG w. Fourth street, Viii.
mingtOn, bel.
The following extracts from influential
Foreign Journals will speak for them.
selves
From Paris Medical Gozette:-If one
thing more than any other was needed
by the medical world 1t was some me-
thod whereby that terrible class of dis.
eases known as lung and bronchial af-
fectiOns could be successfully treated.
We believe TIE vacant niche has been
filed by DR.. Souvielle's invention and
successful construction of his Paris Spi-
rometsr. 1t seems to be The acme of per
fection in the treatment and cure of the
above dissas es.
From the French Repubiic:-In this the
afternoon of the 18th century, when
sci nee and art are making such mighty
strides, 1t Is pleasing to note the impetus
which science has received by the inven-
ton of DR.. SOuviello's Paris Spirometer,
which is 30 constructed that med cation
IL conveyed direct to the lungs and
throat, bringing those heretofore dan
gerous diseases under the complete con-
troll of the operator.
From the Austria Royal G0zette:-Dr.
Souvielle's radical departure from old
established rules in the treatment Of lung
aud throat 'DplaiDts,. is causing quite
tiutter in the medical profession. Old
and well established rules for the treat
ment If diseases are fast crumbliDg away
and giving place to mere potent reine-
dial agerts. His grand discovery marks
milestone on the march of medical re-
form.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-06
Notice to ROttZel.a.

Messrs. Cunningham y Co., of Pkila-
delphia, bottlers Of the celebrated nectar
cider and tonic beer, for which John Nc
Caffrey of The National Hotel is agent,
give notice by an advertisement IN an
other column, that they will cause the
arrest of all persons who use their bot
ties for reflling, or those who sell or
give them away. At the last session of
the Legislature, an act was passed to pro-
tect bott,ers, making it punishable Of
fense for any person 10 buy, sell, give
away, or refill bottles belonging to her
botllers. Messrs. Cunningham & Co.,
intend to carry out the law.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-06
PERSONAL.

William F. Caussy, ESQ.,, son of the
late Ex-Governor Causey, and son-in- law
Of the late Ex-Governor Polk, Of Missou-
ri, and for number Of years q member
of the bar Of st. Louis, Mo-, intends re-
turning to Delaware again with his fam
lily.
Mr.. VIM. Penney, formerly in the lot
terry business, In this city, but latterly OF
New York, Is about TO make his debut on
the stage.
Hart, the colored pedestrian, pas sed
through this city, on the cars few days
ago, for Baltimore.
Mr.. Joseph L. Thatcher, Of this city,
who is connected with the U. 8. navy,
and recently returned from Africa, has
been Ufdered to Europe, on the steamer
Leipsic. ga -i1'ftA
A. G. Lindsey, recently In the employ
of Be lah, Quigley 3 Co., Of this city,
will 60 to Lancaster Pa, In few days,
to accept q position with the new rolling
mill company of that city.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-06
n Birthday ,P0s'ty.

Miss Mamie l.. Miller, of this city, eel
ebrated her birthday yesterday, and last
evening large number Of friends assem-
bled at her fathers house, 100 East
Fifth rect, in honor Ofthe occasion. Be-
sides several friends In this city there
were present from Wilmington Misses
Nellie FarrOn, Mamie Humes, Misses
Carter and WIlkison, Messrs. Zebley,
Moore, Sa in, Haddock, Monaghan and
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Countiss, j. p. Blythe,
E,q., and others. The above parties
drove to Chester add returned by moon
light. The evening was spent in singing,
piano music and other amusements.
The Orion Glee Club was present and
enlivened the occasion with some excel
lent songs. Music was furnished by Mr..
Taylor on the violin, accompanied by
Miss Della Miller on the piano. AT a
late hour the merry company dispersed,
wishing Miss Miller many happy returns.
Chester Times.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-06
Brief Locals.

Miss Dickie Lingard at the Opera House
this evening.
The Board of Health will hold regular
meeting this evening.
Best oysters in the city at Fullmer's.
City Council will meet this evening for
the purpose of hearing the evidence in
the Evans Carmichael contest.
Madame Rentz's minstrels at the Opera
House tomorrow.
The races commences at the Schuetzen
Park tomorrow.
Fried oysters, Fullmer's speciality.
Henry Evans has been arrested on five
distinct charges Of libel.
Chestnuts are very plentiful this sea-
son.
The boys are saving mp their pennies to
60 to Barnum's circus on the 18th.
oliver Doud Byron will appear at the
Opera House on next Friday and Satur-
day evenings.
Read Cunningham 4 Cos notice.
The repairs to Third street bridge are
progressing rapidly.
Turtle soup at Fullmer's.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-06
WeeEZN MOrttxQ7.aI.

During the past week there were six
teen deaths reported to E. B. Fiazer,
Register of Deaths and Burials, as hav.
ing occurred in this city, as follows:
Born in the United States, IA; Ire
land, l; Germany, 1; white, IA; black,
2; male, 8; female, II brought here for
interment, /; still born, l..
The causts we're: Asthma, 1; acci-
dent, L; consumption, s; cholera infan-
tum, 1; dropsy, 1; heart disease, Il;
membraneous Group, l; typhoid fever, !;
old age, l {; nepatltes, ma!arial fever,
/; scarlatina in severe form, 1. The
ages we're: Under one year, / 1; to 5,
1; 5 to 10, /; 10 to 20, s.; 20 to 80, 2; 80
to 40, 2; SO to go, l; 90 ~ 70, /; 70 to
so, 2. "''.
The deaths by wards were Second
Ward, 1; Third, L; Fourth, 1; Fifth, / /;
Sixth, q; Seventh, 2; Eighth, 2; Ninth,
q; Tenth, 2.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-06
Luceun, at GeOyOetOaUn.

GeorGetowu, Sussex county, has uti-
lized its spare talent by organizing q
Lyceum, with D. T. Marvel President,
p. q. Pennell, Vice President, David 8.
Purnell, Secretary, and Dr. j. W. Mes
sick Treasurer.
The hrst regular meeting of the new
organization was held on Thursday even.
ing last, when w. 8, Pride, formerly of
this city, read q paper on ''Crime and ITS
Monitor" showing how crime thrived
under the old liquor law and how. under
the present law, with its restraining fea-
lures, both crimes and criminals have
largely decreased in Sussex county. The
question for debate, "Rssolved, that
railroad corporations sbouli be con-
.rolled by the Government" was taken
up and discussed at length. Esquire
Thompson and Jacob Z. Fauoett were
on the affirmative side and DR.. G. r.
Layton and w. w. Rawlins on the mega
tive. The question was subsequently,
thrown open to general debate and dis
oussed in an earnest manner for an hour
or more, when the previous question
was called and the resolution defeated
by q vote of 6 to B.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-06
CHERIFF-s SALE.

CHERIFF-s SALE. ss ala
~ BY virtue Of sundry writs of Vendi,
toni Exponas, to me directed, Will be ~.
posed TO public sale. at the hotel OF
ROSE BOULDEN.
In the village of st. Georges. IN Red T.ion
Hundred, New Castle County, Del, On
TUESDAY, The 2lst day OF October, A. d.
1879, at IL O'Clock, q. m.
The following described real estate. Wig.
A certain lot OF land situated In the vii.
New Castle County, State or DeiSVsre
meets and bounds Of which are - fOll0Vs
Beginning at the stake on the north side
and lands of David B. Stewart. the lana ~
the said stewart being now Occupied hv =
coach makers shop. thence with the line
OF Ine aforesaid coach shop north 81 de-
grees west perches and 4.i0 OF perch 10 =
stake, corner for these premises and David
B. Stewart, and in the line of land formeriv
assisned by the Orphan:' Court for New
thence with the line OF said last mentions
ed land north 5lN degrees eastl 2-lO perch.
es to q stake corner for these premises and
with the line of said land Of William II
Weaver. partly with the line OF land now
Or late Of John P. Hudson and partly WITH
the line Of Land now or late Of james Cor.
to stake, corn er for these premises and
said land of James German, thenCe vifh
the line OF said last mentioned land oouth
81 k degrees west 2-l2 perches to = afaka
In said line corner for these pre,nieeS md
other lands of said SaOuel b. Sntf0n
thence with the side OF said last menfi0mSS
lands north 3415 degrees west s, 10 perchSs
TO stake, corner as last Aforesaid thenro
north sly degrees east "a perches to 4 ~ ~
thence south 85 degrees east % l-lO DerohSs
to a stake near an old lime kiln. thsmc~
partly with said Suttons line and nsrtIv
with the line of the Methodist EDisCOncI
cemetery south 90 degrees west m nsv,
ches to stake, corner for these nramise.
and lands now or late of Charlea II McW5kors
ter and others, thence with said McWhCr-
ter's line north thirty five and 4 hsif ~
grees west lU 7-lO perches to a stake c<s,cS-
as last Aforesaid, thence south 004! 6~~ses..
west II 8-lO perches to stake nv thS eSsJ
McWhOrter's stable, thence north - Az
grees, west Ii links to q corner ~ eSn,sS.oCs p
thence south 50L degrees, west l0rSsss
ches to q stake, thence south a dcCr
east 81 links to stake ON the ntrth ~ =
Second street. thence with aaid st-.ots -
south 50h degrt es. west s l-lO DerchS~ 81
the place OF beginning, contaiu{nr Withsn
the meets and bound three acres ono Snn.
dred and twenty square perches a. ias,6
be the same more or lees with n fr~,sys
shop and frame stable thereon an ctaS
Seized and taken In exeOutinn ~ ~ .
property OF Samuel B. Sutton. deceo
mary A. Sutton, Administratr}x oS Snmi
b. sutton. deceased \ and 70 be cold 81
,ssa sherifrs once, New Castle. October 1th.
A''es octS-eodts.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-06
che Sheriff did not come up With him.
both the Sheriff and Deputy Sheriff are
in tnWp
Trouble With EYre,ue,,.

THE CASE OF THE wArER WITCH rIRE
COMPANY Against Mr.. PYLE.
The case Of the City 70. Robert Pyle,
FOR ObstructiDg the street, on charge
preferred by the Water Witch Fire
Company, Is an interesting one. The
evidence IN the case on Saturday even-
ing. when IL came up for Q hearing be-
fore the Mayor, was wholly for the
prosecution. Members Of the company
testified that Mr. Pyle, who had hsen
employed by the Hope Loan Association
70 repair the pavement in front of q
house owned by them 1t No. E04 Shipley
street, obstructed the street from Il W
O'Clock Thunday evsning until nine
O'Clock Friday morning with q large
pile, composed Of .wo Thousand bricks
and several cart loads Of sasd. rhe
cross-examinatiUn showed that the OBJ
structiOn had been removed az uuickly
a. possible. The Mayor at that time re-
served his decision until Sunday night
At that time Mr.. Pyle had Che case
opened again, and 'ked that he be
given until Monday night to get wit.
nesses. He held that the work was one
OF repsirfng the rect which was rsn--
dered necessary BY work Of laying a
drain pipe, leading into the house by
Speakman Bros, which work had been
author zsd BY permit issued from the
Street Commissi sner's office,
The question that will now come up on
this point Ia not likely to be favorably
decided by the Mayor, az the work do ne
by Mr.. Pyle was not simply repairs to
the street, but relaying Of the VIII ole
pavement In front Of the building.
However, the defense will hold that If
it took permit to lay the drain pipe,
the OWNERS Of the house ought to b. al
In ~ ad n a M do N -. A.
pavement by suck work without having
to get authority to do ~ from the Mayor
As .be case stands 1t [s likely to lead to
more explicit expression Of the law
upon the subject. There Is really no pur .
suit knO xn to allow persons to relay
pavement and old contractors, who
have done much Of that kind Of work
say they have often placed piles of bricks
iu tue street while phtEing downa side
walk and never took out permit, be-
cause such course is unkn ,wn, and
were never fined: On the other haud 1t rs
claimed by the Mayor that q building
permit Is necessary to authorize a per-
son to do such work. The case may be
taken TO cOurr, but the members Of the
Hope loan Association arc willing to
pay the fine, and then 40 before Council
and ask that body to plainly state what
is right aud what Is necessary in such a
case. -.-
The law under which Mr.. Pyle will be
fined, If he is found "guLltS" is As follows:
"if any person shall place or cause to
be placed on any public street lor alleyl
in thus city, between the curb lines, any
ashes, dirt, rubbish. offal or other thing,
except as prescribed and allowed BY the
ordinances OF The city, he shall be guilty
Of common nuisance and shall forfeit
any pay fne not exceeding Ave dollars
and an additional fine not exceedin ng
five dollars for every twenty four hours
that such nuisance 10 continued, and the
c)sts of prosecution y \ /"
The daily gazette., 1879-10-06
700 Illegal VOtcs.

From the Republican. Oct. =. =.
We really do not want TO take up all
our editorial columns In answer to the
Gdzette's rawlings which are but apollo
gies for fraud aud violencs but we are
compelled to say that we only used the
number 6OO as q minimum figure OF
giving some crude idea Of the number
Of illegal votes polled at the election;
The accumulating evidence on hand
warrants us in saying The number OF
illegal votes now known exceeds 700,
and IL the Gazette ins cad of attempting
to cover up, would join us in exposing
fraud, II would find that the latter figures
are nearer correct than 500.
After what has been said of the elec-
ton here by the Republican, the people
will be the better able to form more
correct opinion of what it says Of the
elections in the South.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-06
.Amotxer Checker Match.

Another match game Of checkers has
been arranged between Matthew Priest,
formerly of this city, but now of Phila-
delphia, and j. Reed, Jr., of Pittsburg,
Pa. The game will take place In this
city and will commence on October 9th.
1t is for $500 side. Both of the gentle
men are well-known players, and Reed
claims to be the champion player OF
Pennsylvania, although F6iest has de-
feated him several times. i-l.s.lr.,
The daily gazette., 1879-10-06
Liassrx M-MsgAs.

To-nisht, the Iinekfc Folly Coupany
will appear for the lirst time In this cIty
since their organization. The company
embraces some OF the best comedians In
the country, including Miss Deckie Lin
gard, and Harry Josephs. The piecs 70
Be presented this evening, is the extrav.
aganza entitled PVamas. In speaking
OF the play and company, the BoseoH
Journal Of September 28d, says:
LAST evening the first performance q
Mr.. ID. Dalziei's musical and opesaEic
aos9rdity entitled "Pajamis,r was eiven
the Lingard Folly Company in tbs pres.
ence ofa large and appreciativs audisncs.
The piece is of the same Ole g ~Hob-
ble.," full Of musical and popular esnna,
and replete with the most sfde-spifftane
situations. Psjamas has scored an in
success"
The daily gazette., 1879-10-06
First Premium.

John w. Reve, carriage builder of
this city, received the first premium for
the best built buegi' s, at the Chester
County Agricultural Fair, that closed At
West Chester on Saturday. The award
was 4 complete ,surprise to Mr.. Reeve,
and speaks highly Of the work that is
done at his mandatory.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-06

In w shingtou county, Mississippi,
tn. Democratic candidate for the LeRis-
lature, is culored man named Peter
Mitchell, although 1t Will bother some
Of the organs 20 understand how he
could get his color and politics mixed up
that way. A recent Greenback Convtn-
ton ndorsed Candidate Mitchell, but
ho takes his Democratic straight and
prints card repudiatng the Greenback
nomination.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-06
Died.

BAINS...At the residence OF her fnther.
g9nn Si 9; Yates, Esq.. 0ctober ID, is7S, r.
Relatives and friends nc feGpeoffnIIv
invited 70 attend the funeral. GGrVies0 e
ner fAthers residence, No. ll0 WSskin0.
at 0.30 O'Clock.
ct New Castle, Del, Mary. via a. 1SSsss
Mhitneld, In the 40th year Of her ~.
me relatives and friends or the 6miIy
are invited 70 attend the funeral fF6m the
New Castle. on Tuesday mornfrs0 ncxE q
S;N O'Clock. High mass at st. Pete9'o
Cnnrch. Interment ct st. Peters oome.
Nry. -a fcr- .f.f-. tgf.ffa
The daily gazette., 1879-10-06

The Levy Court Building Committee
have very properly decided to make n
parade or ceremony over the laying OF
the cornerstone of the new Court
House. 1t would entail cost withou'
conferring any benefit.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-06

WHEN In referring to the Gazette We
nsed the figure of speech "You lie yon
villain, you lie," We thought that we
would lie fully understood after having
placed it in quotation marks as attribut-
ing the meaning more than the actual
words to our complaining contemporary.
-Republican. :.
The Republicans apology for quoting
the words "You lie, you villain, you
lie," In its article as though they had
been applied to it by the GzErrE, is 1
not sufficient to relieve 1t from the false
hood circulated; aud only shows how
utterly destitute 1t has become Of fair
and honorable controversy. 1t desired
to impress upon its readers an Idea that
the GAzKTrE had assumed an angry
and offensive tone, in order that 1t
might itself be excused for its malicious
and wanton assertions as to the GA
zErTE and the few active Democrats at
whom its inuendoes are daily hurled
without solitary word Of proof to sus-
tain its vituperative language. The
words II quotes above we must repeat
were not in the GAZETTE, and could
only be found, so far as we know, in
the New York Tribune or the Repubti-
can. They, therefore, at least, belong
TO and emanate from a Republican vo-
cabulary that we do not like to use.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-06

WHEAT has advanced to $l.3O at
Brandywine Mills. There was g reat
falling of in shipments Of wheat In New
York on Saturday. Six steamers sailed,
and the grain exports are but 100000
bushels, whereas the previous Saturdays
shipments " ere three times as much.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-06
Musical EMtertaiasa,lent.

The Bible class, Of the First Piesby-
terian church, will give anus cal enter
tainment in the church, tomorrow even
ing, commencing at 7:SO O'Clock. The
entertainment Is free and the public are
cordially invited to be present.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-06

appointments bv the Governor.
The following appointments have
been made by Gov. Hal: John g. Hem
derssn, of Frejerioa, Justice Of the
Peace, and Isaac f. Watten, of Laurel,
and John y. Darby, Of Fred ioa, aides
The daily gazette., 1879-10-06
AyOrICE 20 BOTru.Ras

~ V!lCE 10 BOTTLBRS.
~ All persons are forbid either 10 sell.
give away or refill our bottles OF the NJ.
lOWing descrtptlon: Quart glass bottle9.
Win name Of Cunningham q Co Phiia.
same inscription: All PER- ons 90 ofiend-
ing VIII be punished according to law.
ooNNINGHAM NGntAIMM 4 CO. Philadeiphia, or
oct8 eod8w. NationaI fyotcI
The daily gazette., 1879-10-06

w ANTED "A young man who IN VIII.
y! ing to make himself aenerail1 me-,
iui, one acquainted with the grocery busi. Z
ness preferred, Reference required e 10
ply at III MARX ET asR = n =
Octf-2t,
The daily gazette., 1879-10-06
Fort Ne,ys.

kbs ., fort NetVs.
r, vasr srrjvss E. Ciasstn Of Castine,
fium i, a. this port on SUNDAY
pa cargo or yronhs, ms, New Bruins wick,
%g Of Pbi,sda,a.ilhs ot laihs for A. W. Won
The daily gazette., 1879-10-06
OHERlFF SALE.

OHERlFF SALE. -.Hi
~ BY virtue of u writ Of Levayl Faoiss.
70 me directed, will be exposed 70 public
HOTEL OF SAMUEL PEACOCK.
In Middletown. In st Georges hundred.
New Castle County, Delaware, on
A. D.. 1879, at 8 O'Clock, p. m.
The following described real estate viz:
All that certain lot OF land adjoining the
Town OF Odessa Aforesaid, in st. 0eOrre's
Hundred: New Castle County aforesSid.
bounded by lands of William Polk, Of the
iate James Rogers, of John M. Woods and
Wiiiiam whitaker, and by county road.
containing about acres ofland, being tha2
part OF the real estate of James SteDhena.
late Of st. Georges hundred, Aforesaid, de.
ceased, which was assigned TO the eeid
Joseph A. Lord. in fee simple, by an order
Of the Orphans Court OF the State or DSl.
aware. In and for New Castle county.
Seized and taken in execution 81 thu
lAnn 2. Lord, Executrix OF Joseph A.
Lord, deceased, and surviving morteSTor1
and t. It's, and to be sold by
JOHN PYLE. Shari6.
sherifrs Office. New Castle, October 1th.
A. D., 1879. oct eodts ''-s
The daily gazette., 1879-10-06
1te SxiIy @axstts.

that JOHN ii. PAYNTER, ESQ.,, Of Sussex
county, failed TO receive the appointment
OF States Attorney General, that he is
not qualified for the Office. lie is a law
yer acknowledged ability, and of large
experience. He was appointed Attorney
General by Governor salisbury, but be-
Ing member Of the State Sena when
the salary Of that Office was raised, lie
was then rendered Ineligible, and re.
signed, whereupon Chas, b. Lore, ESQ,
was appointed, and held the Office for
five years, showing extraordinary legal
ability, and leaving 1t with more credit
to himself and his party than any pre-
decessor. Since that time Mr.. Paynter
filed the office Of Secretary of State to
Governor Ponder, and under an order
Of the Legislature codified the laws Of
the State In the acceptable volume now
Ia use. It Is q great mistake to suppose
that Governor Hall, in making his So
lection intended any disrespect to Mr..
PAynter, or to Mr.. Paynter's friends; or
that his not obtaining the office is in any
sense an evidence Of inability in Mr..
Paynter. Tie Governor is required to
make the appointment, and however un-
pleasant II Is to the Executive the choice
must be made. We know that he feels
deeply the sensitive position in which he
is placed, and although ready to assume
Gil the responsibility 1t imposes, never
theless be would have none of his friends
believe that he d d not feel just as deeply
as they do the disappoi ntment which his
decision may give to any members of the
grand old party that elected him, and Of
which he is as proud as any Of us. 1t is,
therefore, not an occasion for exultation
to either side; and If we know Mr..
Gray, the successful applicant, as we
think we do, some remarks that have
been made about the matter by some Of
the more thoughtless, give him no plea
sure whatever.
The fact 10 that the strife over the
Attorney General appointment is no new
thing. 1t has been of long standing;
and we have heard it remarked that the
late Chief Justice, Edward w. Gilpin,
when appointed TO the Office Of States
Attorney General, sent quite large
basket-full of letters to the then Cover
nor. A like strong effort was made by
Hon. James A. Bayard, in 1866 when
Willard Salisbury received the appoint
ment from Governor Tharp. No one
then doubted the superior ability OF Mr..
Bayard; nor does any lawyer now who
knows Mr.. Paynter, doubt his ability.
His friends therefore have no substantial
reason to complain any more than had
the friends of former candidates who
have been disappointed. The chances
were never so even in our remembrance,
and the decision OF the Governor ought
to be taken and considered as he un-
doubtedly intends II, as the st for the
State, and also the hest for his party.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-06

NEW ADvERTIsEsIKnT1
The daily gazette., 1879-10-06
NOT YET ARRESTED.

At room to-day Mr.. Evans had not
been arrested. The wits are in the
hands Of Deputy Sheriff Mor,s)n, who
expects. to serve them TINS aite noon.
M. Evans was not arrested Saturday, a.
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Ia The place 70 &c, your mons,'s worth 10
lie Tivoli saloon, where you find the cooles,
Milwaukee Lager Beer on draugh., and .
EAStNee lunch every morning from . to
kAi,e6, ed Saturday aishss ffca stosifsSo
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