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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-12-16
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-12-16

lei9t auf elmer Rarte iu4sn m6dten. BE.
merten mir, baB bic Bropins Espiritu Santu
unter benz 200 iibIi9er Breite an Der on
tife Bafliens Iiest unb bic 5afenftabt
Victoria 5ur WetropoIe bat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-12-16

9srssslt lit nanmsbr auf Elm Sabr bic
Gage uuisrsr mittlereu llntsrri9tsautaItsn.
@ssen Der idls9tsn grnbte bat Der Diu,
,er unb 2arbmann isinsu boffnunssuolsu
Sobn nod auf ein Sabr suridsebaltsn,
man9sr srlnbli9 StubirenSe, Der ieSe
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Nbenoi4uls gu Berg Golmar. elm ndbsrs,
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Bridsn3oles flr bic 8 nd9fen Sabre pc
Sabr IL, 100 Gr,, $50 Srantsn msbr all
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Rsmt& bat an bislSa Sau siusn ausse
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-12-16

SrdnSe tennt. Die @inwobner BON @ranb.
5alsur leben f%Ortwdbrenb in GROCER ansF.
nerfebrsenauen StatiRit psIs
q. BITE Volx du Luxembourg brinst, ent,
usbmsn mir bas 5olsenbe iber Ratbolii&e.
uno Stadtsihulen In Der Bropin,:
Daily Republican., 1879-10-09
Afaid Of his Life.

MIR. James Conahan, residing at
Eighth and Tatnall streets, called on
us this morning and requested us to
state that he wished his relations to
come and get the balance of his proper
ty as soon as possible as he wished to
save his life. Mr.. G. was assaulted by
his son-in-law, on Tuesday, and he
says the trouble grows out of his hav-
ing some property. He has given all his
property to them but little furniture,
and he wishes his youngest daughter
to have that. He says he is done with
the cares of this life and does not wish
to possess anything.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-09
LOCAL TIME rARLE.

ThAth1 knAVD WILuIN0TOu.
tSf Philadslphia: s.s1, 100, $40, 800 80
IN, 9D p. m. On Sunday, 2.S7. S.l0a
m., 800, $50, 9s p. m.
For Now York: 2s7, 100, lo.oA, o. m; %
l1'oe D. m, Limited Express. S.As p. m.
FOR Baiumore and Washington: l2N, 2lo,
SIS .. m; l2.67 p. m. Limited Express
Ia 6.is, p. n. On Sunday, l2sl, 2lo,
For Baltimore and Bay Line: 1.os D. m.
For baltimore and way stations: s.s6 .. M,
For N New Z; Gastl.: o. s.,s a. u., l~, Gas .. M
For Delaware X. r.; 'l'a. m.; LOS, $50 p
m; sp. 10 ;and $50 p. IN. Sunday except
Fer Delaware Western X. r.: 7.lb, II. 80, AIN.
Ss0 p. m, Sunday train 9.tO A. ID.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON.
Prom Philadelphia: la46, 20S, $50, 80 Q. m.,
l20s, l2T. 1.07, 400, 40, b.l8, e.2S, 100,
~, Ills p. u: On Sundays: iaAa, 2os,
from Bsltimors: IS Isl s.ss ssss a. M. ,a2s 1851
se, so p. m. On Sundays asi, q. m.
From Washington: asl, a. M: 1923, 1851,
S@ go p. m. On Sundays 2si .. m;
From New Castle: $50, lalo .. m.,
Llo p. IN. No Sunday trains.
from delaware X. H.: $50 .. m; 1910, 1.lo
pm.
From Wilmington 4 Northern X. X: s.es
.. m. n.30, q. m; and Gas p. m.
From Delaware Western X. R.: 500 .. m.
AIS, s.O0p. IN. Sunday train 6.2S y. NJ.
FRAME FOR WILMINGTON LlAvs PHILADEI-
PuIA.
FfomBroad street and Washington avenue
!.so, 500. 1870, ll.4ba. m; Lao, 800, 400,
6.l6, 800, o.15 9.A5. II. 80 D. IN. On Sun.
days: 7.So $50 q, NJ; 500, ll.3o p. m.
From Thirty-Second and Market streets: 100.
7.a0. IL .3b Q. m; 1925, 400 600, ll.a0 p. m,
On SUNDAYS. LOO. a. m
Daily Republican., 1879-10-09
Speed Increased,

The steamer "Samuel NJ. Felton," has
been taken to the Harlan g. Holdings
worth * Cos. works and it is given on
good authority that she WILDE thorough
ly repaired and over-hauled, especially
her machinery which will be renewed
and her speed Increased to run against
any steamboat on the Delaware river.
She will be placed on the route between
Wilmington and Philadelphia early in
the spring.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-09
An Oversight.
For the Republican.

For the Republican.
MEssRs. EDIToRs In reporting the
laying of the corner stones in the New
Hall at this place, one important part
of the ceremonies was overlooked. We
refer to the music. A number of ap-
propriate pieces were sung by the
Methodist Church Choir, composed of
the following persons: As leader Mr..
A. J. Brown, Sr., Mrs. Davidson, Chal-
lenger and Frazer, Misses Maggie
Hughes, Ella Sweatman, Fannie Fra
zer, Nina Dobb, Fannie King, Mary
Smith and Kate Biggs. Rev. DR.. Ridg
way, Messrs. Challenger, Thomas Fra
zer, James Jemison, John Sherwood,
George Frank, and Edward Eccles.-
The pieces were eXcellently rendered,
aud speak well for the ability and
training of the choir. A fine organ,
kindly loaned by Mr.. James Odgers,
for the occasion, and presided over by
Miss Ella J. Odgers, thirteen year
old pupil of Mrs. A. 4. Davidson, ad-
ded not a little to the beauty and i'm
pressiveness of the ceremonies. The
erformance Of this young lady-con-
sdering her years is something remark
able, and speaks in high terms of the
ability and precision of her teacher,
Mrs. Davidson. The thanks Of the
two orders are certainly due the choir
for their efficient aid in making the
ceremonies of the day complete sue
cess. An OBSERVER.
New Castle, oct. 9. 1872.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-09
COlOred MasOns.

Last evening at the City Hall, St.
Paul's Commandery, Knights Templar,
colored, were presented by their friends
with very handsome silk flag, which
cost about SO. Grand Commander
Jones Anderson, made the presentation
speech, and Rev. Mr.. Butler received
the flag on behalf of the commandery.
This morning the commandery visited
Philadelphia to take part in the Knights
Templar parade in that City, and the
competitive drill for a sword and belt
which is to take place at the Permanent
Exhibition Building this afternoon. A
short street parade was made this morn
ing before they left this city. The In
dependent Cornet Band headed the line
and the Commandery presented fine
appearance.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-09
Heavy Trembling.

Last evening Squire Hagany had be-
fore him a man residing neal Sixth and
Dupont street, who was complained of
by bis neighbors for using abusive Ian
guage towards them. When asked to
stand up the accused trembled so vio-
lently that the.entire office shook like a
ship in storm. The Squire, Consta-
bic Dillon and several others were kept
busy holding the books on the shelves,
while the desk waltzed around like a
thing OF life. When the Squire had got
somewhat used TO the situation he de-
livered little lecture TO the defeudent,
who promised to let his neighbors alone
hereafter, and the case was dismissed. i.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-09
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

NOTlCE.-I, JACOB MESSING, HEkE-
~ by give notice that shall apply to the
Judges OF the Court Of General Sessions Of
the Peace and Jail Delivery Of the State OF
Delaware, in and Tor the County OF New Cas-
tie, on Monday, the 18th OF November being
the Il st day OF the November term, 1879, for a
license to keep an Inn or Tavern at No. 4Cl
Monroe street, being the N. W. cor. Fourth
and Monroe streets, in the Third Ward OF the
City Of Wilmington, County and State aiore-
said, with the privilege OF selling intoxicat-
ing liquors in less quantities than one quart
to be drank on the premises, and the follow.
ing respectable citizens recommend the SAID
application to wit:
James Clark, Theodore Herman,
j. +. Theo FuekeI, Leonherd Hermann,
Anton Held. Henry Newman,
Peter J. Ford. John Lucke,
!. NJ. CrumlisA, Patrick Murray,
Bauster Held. John MOnckton,
George W. Sawyer, John Aspin,
DanI McElwee. ). .ti. Logan,
Robert Taylor lsaac hlartlh,
John Brady, Patrick Monaghan,
r. J. McMGnus. lanes A. Nrohe!,
A. Hermann. John Bader.
lOlOt JACOB MESSING.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-09
The w.lsi,g match.

New YoRK, Oct. 81 A. A.-About
1000 persons witnessed the walkists to-
night, aud more interest was felt in
their efforts. Near 4 O'Clock, Pierce
ths colorsd man, was tottering around
the track half asleep. His trainer in
sisted on him keeping the track and
gave him large dose Of brandy to fresh
en- him up. The fellow drank II eager
ly and started of at . run. lie fell In .
ct on the track shortly after, and was
carried into his room where he remain
ed for several hours. .
There were rumors during the even
ing that the scoring was not being prop
erly kept back, and that Murphy was
being cheated and Faber also pushed
back. Kemmerer and Dickinson have
finally retired. f
The ! A. M. score stood: Allen, 1852;
Bran, l65; Briody, 255; Curran, 264;
Fsber, 272; Fox, 20l; Howard, 26O; Nc
Kes, lss: Mahony. 247; Murphy ,2s2;
Pierce, 236; Russell, 80; spsllacy 1866;
Walker, 256,
Daily Republican., 1879-10-09
Pain Searcher.

1t is wonderful how full Dr. Simms' counte,
WAS ofPAlN SEARCHER, this morning,
yet the Doctor says he is hurried all the time
to supply the demand. So much for q good
and reliable remedy. All dealers in medicine
find II very profitable remedy to keep, rs II
has ready and extensive sale wherever 1t Ia
known. 1t ia certainly wonderful Pain,
Cramp and Rheumatism remedy. Tho boo
tors main Depot is at Fourth and King Sts..
Wilmington, Del, In Philadelphia at No. 6O2
Arch Street, where dealers can be supplied.
jell.l1
Daily Republican., 1879-10-09
Daring THEFT.

Last Sunday evening between dark
and bed time while DR.. and Mrs. Ash
craft were temporarily absent from the
house in Smyrna, thief broke in and
carried off as booty the purse of Mrs.
Ashcraft containing $50 and two over
coats of the Doctors. Mrs. A. had
been resident of the town only
two days and that must have been an
unconsionable miscreant who would
thus "go for" a bride.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-09
A True Bill Found,

N. l.. Boulden, alias John Conner,
the manipulation of crooked securities
and stocks, who said he lived in vii.
mington, had a true bill found
against him, yesterday, in Philadel-
phia, the scene OF hi, fraudulent trans
actions. He plead not guilty, and the
District Attorney went on with the case.
While it was going on, Bould-n's ooun-
sci entered and being surprised at its
being called without his knowledge,
demanded continuance until this
morning, at ten O'Clock, which was
granted.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-09
The Owner.

Edward Darragh, carriage builder, on
the south side of Market street bridge,
is supposed to be the owner of bolt OF
wollen goods which was found few
days ago in clnmp of bushes near the
corner of Third and Webb streets, a
piece which he had purchased from
Garrett Finley 4 Co., having been sto-
len from this shop on last Thursday
evening.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-09

which thew had been driven and the
Judges having settled the matter in
their own minds gave Morgan second
position and second money and Bell
Oakley third money.
THE SUMMARY.
The third days meeting OF the Della
ware Trotting Assooiation.-3.3O class.
Purse, s1O0-lst. $50; ID, $50; Sd, s2O.
WIN. X. stockley, Wilmington, b. =, q
!. \; Paaialns, aRn1s " New YORK. sp, m., Kate
J. il. Philips, Philadelphia, IN. m ,
Maud Medium,
Time: 2.43, 2.45, 2.47I.
Same day.-Running race for New
Castle county h"rses--half mile heats,
best three in FIVE. Purse, s5o-lst,
$685. 2nd, sl5.
H. H. Jordan, Mil Creek Hd., bg'' ,
Morgan, ! l.
Atwood Lyman, Newport Y, Buck, .
Time: 56, 80. l.O2.
Same day.-2.27 race. Purse, 500;
ISL, ClVV, ~, Yoo, ou' V'"'
R.:G. Morrison, Christiana, ch, M, ,
]. BaI B. Wharton, Dover, b. h, sherman, .
J. w. l.. fucker, Philadelphia, br. m,
Dsra, CGracie d., \ l
j. II. Philips, Philadelphia ch. N. ,
Bell Oakley,
Time: 2.3lb, 2.29, 2.3o4.
PARK NOTES.
Between the heats a number OF gen
tlemen for their own amusement started
al different times, several parties OF
boys. The word "go' was given from
the Judges stand. The first race was
between George Cooney and Thomas
Ennis. Cooney was winded before reach
ing the first quarter and Ennis contnu'
ing the race made the half mile in four
minutes. Several other boys made the
run in considerably less time.
After the races were over last even
ing several sulkies got upon the track.
In one of these was seated William
Rotthouse. By some means the sulkiss
came in collision and Mr.. RotthOuse's S
animal turning the sulky was over
thrown. Mr. Kotthouss clutched the
reins aid was dragged some thirty or
forty yards where further injury was
prevented by Mr.. William German who
held the animal until the fallen driver
could regain his feet. The animal was
cut badly by the overturned vehicle and
probably seriously injured.
The honorable manner in which the
association have paid their premiums
is in direct contrast with the dishonor-
able action of the last organization
The result will tell fvefold next year
no, only in the number and character
of the entries, but in the increase oi
public patronage.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-09
I [YEsrKRsAY's sEws.l
AMUsEM ENTs.
Advertised to Take Place IN This
city.

Advertised to Take Place IN This
city.
"Aunt Polly Bsssett's Singin' Skewl'
to be held at the Opera House this
evening, is given under the auspices Of
the Provident Society Of this city. OF
the performance the Toledo "Blade'
says: "Aunt Polly" also ''keeps good
skewl," and does not let the interest
droop, from the time she strikes light
on the taller dips" with iiint-steel
and finder box, until the close, whether
"Jedediah" is making things lively,
she leoturing or singing, or industri-
ously putting in spare moments on her
"knittin'. The ticket office is now
open at Thomas & Cos.
ACROSS THE CONTINENT
takes place tomorrow evening and on
Saturday afternoon Oliver Doud Byron
supported by his stock star combina-
tion company will present the drama.
Press notices speak Of the piece as be-
ing one in which is blended extraor-
dinary situations for fun and pathos.
The matinee which is to be given will
be for the benefit OF the children and
the prices charged are only twenty-five
and fifteen cents.
ZERO"
This sentimental drama will he CIV
Ell on Saturday evening by the same
troupe. The play will be placed upon
the stage with proper regard tor the
situations, and this, together with the
merit of the troupe, will no doubt
make the presentation pleasing one.
MEGATHERIAN MINsTRELs,
on Monday evening will present some
new features in minstrelsy. The troupe
is divided up into fifteen comedians; a
triple quartette; fourteen solo instru-
mentalists; sixteen song aud dance men
and twelve military zouave clog dancers.
Emerson's name is at the head which
alone is sufficient guarantees of the
worth Of the organization.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-09
More TeIeslIOneh.

1t is expected that by the first Of
next week Greenville, DuPont's Mills
and Rockland paper mills will be con
nected with Wilmington by telephone
ST. that our people here can hold tele-
phonic communication with any of the
above named places. We are glad to
hear Of this enterprise OF the part Of
our neighbors, and gladly welcome
them into the exchange, which has be-
come such a useful institution to the
citizens of Wilmington, and more cs-
peciallv to the renters Of the tele-
phones who are connected with the
exchange. Mr.. VIM. T. Westbrook
comes in for share of praise.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-09
fvasx rssrnasAY's nArs r,,noy, I
Pieaaantries Of T..eme.. I.,.-


Mrs. Doughsrty, Mrs. Blanchard and
Mrs. Nicholson were before His Honor
this morning charged by Mrs. Jose
phene Gallagher with using abusive
and vulgar language towards her. The
evidence showed that the parties all
live In one building in the rear of the
Boston clothing house and the entire list
OF females ars on the outs and periodi.
cally they bring their troubles into
court. The most sensible witness heard
this morning was Mrs. Elizabeth Earle
who testified that "she was so busy
tending to her own business that she
had no time to tend to others and she
knew nothing about the CASE" There
Is evidently not many like Mrs. Earle
In that establishment. His Honor held
each Of the accused in 800 to keep the
peace.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-09
FOR DALEOR RENT,


k'oKsALE.
House No. lAl6 Delaware Avenue. with all
tho modern improvements.
House No. LOO Jefferson streets, with mod.
srn improvements.
House on VanBuren street, between Eighth
and Ninth, gas, bath, etc.
Houses Nos. lloS, llso, 1882, llS4 and ll&
Walout street.
Two two-stOry brick houses, Q rooms, Pop.
lar street between II and u streets.
Two houses on Frent above Van Buren,.
One three.stOry brick in South Wilmington.
Three houses with good out buildings and
IN acres ofland, near Columbus Inn,
d0use No. Sl8 Chestnut street.
House No. 623 Jefferson street.
House No. 222 Maryland Avenue.
House No. 1l28 West Third street,
House on Eleventh street below Poplar.
A very desirable farm oi 81 acres, one mile
below Hare's Corner, on the State Road, v
mile from Railroad Station, land of the best
quality and highly cultivated, with no better
building sites In the county.
FOR RENT.
One house, No. o04 Spruce street.
One house, No. 3ll East Filth street.
One house No. l4l6 Delaware Avenue,
Also number Of small houses In differely
parts Of the city.
u, 900 20 Ss,OOO-in sums OfSI, 200
10 $4,000.
Apply to W. McCAULLEY q CO.,
eoo Market street,
mS14'om Wilmington, Dol
Daily Republican., 1879-10-09

EoR SALE.-Highly cultivated farm o
Il eigh'y.three acres, In MIL Greek Hun.
died: New Castle County, Del, mile from
the Pa. and Del. Railroad, ~ miles from
Del. and Western Railroad. Convenient to
places OF worship OF all kinds. This farm is
in nigh state OF cultivation, divided into
convenient iields with water In each. The
buildings are new, convenient, co nmodious
and substantial, water in the house and at
barn. All necessary out buildings in com.
plete order. Avariety of excellent fruit. 1t is
iarm where Git Edge Butter has be n
made speciality. Terms easy. Call on
GEO: COLLINS. On the premises,
or EZRA FELL, 3Os W. Front street, City.
1919 d&wti
Daily Republican., 1879-10-09
The Wealth er.

War Department, Office Of the Chiel
Signal Officer, Washington, Oct. lO-l
A. NJ.
Indications for Friday-For the Mid.
die Atlantic States, occasional rain, fol.
lowed by clear or partly cloudy wealth.
er, variable winds, mostly easterly,
stationary or lower temperature, higher
barometer.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-09
The Delaware Pulp Mil.

The following contracts for material
for the new pulp mill now being erec-
led by the Jessup & Moore Paper Man
ufacturing company have been awar-
ded: The Buckeye Steam Engine Man
ufacturins company of Ohio have re-.
ceived the contract for building four
engines OF the following capacity: One
l5o horse power, two 50 horse power
each and one $50 horse power. The
boilers, four in number, each four hun
dred horse power will be built by the
Babcock 4 Wilcox company of New
York. The other contracts for machin-
cry will be given out within a week
and properly noticed in these columns.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-09
A Willy EngllAlInAn.

A young Englishma1 calling himself
Martin gaired admission to respect
able English family in Erie, Pa, by
means OF letter ofintrod duction, which
is supposed to be forged, and confden-
TALLY declared himself to be "Niscount
Herbert, heir to the Earldom of Mount
Edgecomb.' He desired his rank 10 be
kept secret, as "the next heir was
seeking his life" He borrowed about
5000 from the family and $500 from
other persons to whom he told the
same confidential tale. and is also ac-
cuSed Of committing forgery and OF
having engaged in Matchmaking
operation
William Grace Lingard has not made
money in Australia.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-09
Was the Phenomenal s'JOhn "
stolen?

The gray horse "John," referred to
in our report Of the race on Wednes-
day as developing fine ability for
speed is again in trouble. He has
been recognized as horse belonging
to Mr.. George Spcakman, of Dayton,
Ohio. which had been stolen from him
about three years ago. How he came
into the possession of Mr.. VIM, Nc
Waugh, of Mill Creek hundred, the re-
puted owner who entered the animal
IN the races, remains to b" revealed.
The horse was sOll to Mr.. Thomas S.
Hughcs, of Philadelphia, who readily
understood its powers, and it was to be
taken away this morning. He is now
being held at the park awaiting an in
vestigation Of the matter.