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They WeEo two faithful lovers,
A maiden md n youth.
Dut Shakespeare vol Ina said the eou,,,
OF true lpYe Nnscr Ynn Anln0th

-
But Shakespeare vol tina said tho eonr..
or true losc ue'cr ran smooth,
To tho author Of her being
When her fond lover went,
ue found that her stern parent
Did not tnelt worth cent,
Therefore her lover p.eaacd ht1
With him Tor to elope,
Tho nodas st0pandi,
A ladder tuane Of rope.
"oh, no." tho maiden musmused.
- Though pa 10 storm and cold,
Yet stitl lie Ia my father
must do as I'm told.
"Besides, were l dcscending
Tho ladder, p'raps you might
You miQht-mieht SEQ my ank1cs
And that would not DO right.
"No, darling John, I lore you,
And TO one else will wed.
But cannot bear to d!sobey
My father-ao nuff cod"
Tho young n,an mp aud argued
This thing, and by.and-by
The maiden yielded to him.
With many sob and sigh
And murmur thst whom ahe lad
become his welded wife,
Her stern old fathers curse mt2nt
Pursue her throughout life.
"Wo'i, Rtyo him tlmo to cool Oh
Twas thus 1,or lovcr upakc,
"Anl M oloplng brIlal trip
To Montreal we'll takc."
And 50 with many tcardrop
And many word OF cheort
And many a sob Of sofsow,
And many timt1 fear,
The couplc gained tho dooot
And ctf tho engine tore,
And towards detroit and Canad
The e!oping couple boro.
Worn ont with tho excitement
This maiden sluks to rcst,
Her golden head xoft ptllowod
Upon her lovers btoA4t.
His bosom throbbcd with raptuss
At tho dear freight 1t bore,
Whcn that young husband was nwaso-3
For thoy'd buoh wcd before
They hurried to tho statlon-ot
A pnpcr on tho iloor.
, 1879-05-26

IJnvcrty'n ThcntrC.
Dearborn ktfcEt. corner Of Monroe. Engagement
Of Lcstar WallAck. "0ua."
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Lake 'FRONT.'
Luke Ehore foot Of Madison street. Forepaughs
EQ4chfan AleDAEcfIe.
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MoYfcEscf's T1tnlrc.
NAdifon street, between Dearborn aud StatA. WI.
N. 8, Tin&fofe," and "Cot ari Uox."
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fsanhplrh fttref, t~fwccn Clark and f4aaalle. En
sagprnchk Of Louise romeruy. "Ad!rondacla."
, 1879-05-26

Tho candidates nominated On Saturday by
the Republican Conventions complete tho
list OF persons from whom the people Of this
city and county will have to ,nltko selections
at tho election on June g. The candidates
The daily gazette., 1879-02-11
The Electric Liglaa in Paris

rom the Pall Mall Gazette.
The Municipal Council of Paris has re-
solved to make an experimental trial of
the electric light and of gas side by side
during tweivemonth, with "a view to as
certain the comparative strength and
cost of the Two modes of lghing The
electric light IS To be- used IN the Avenue
de TOpera, the Place du Theatre Fran
cais, the Place du Ia Bastile and one OF
the pavions of the Central Markets
tthe Halles). The municipality will con.
trihu'e sum of II 400 towards the cost
al the rate of pence an hour per burn.
er. Arrangements have also been con.
cluded with the Parisian Gas Compa.i ~
by means of which the Rue du Quatre
Septembrc (Which abuts on the Avenue
de IOperaJ, the Place du Chateau-d' Eau
and second pavilion of the Centra
Markets viii be lighted after an impror.
ed method. The Partisan Gas COMPANY
has undertaken to supply gratis the ga,
in excess of what would be burned by the
ordinary process and also the new appa.
iatus required for burning 1t, provided
that the municipality agree TO purchas,
the apparatus in the event Of their adopi
ing II after the experiment has beer
tried.
The daily gazette., 1879-02-11
Registers Order
REGIsrEn,s OFFICE.


New Castle county, Feb. 6th, 1873,
Upon the application OF Patrick Lally.
Administrator of Michael Lally, late OF
Wilmington hundred, in said county,
deceased, 1t is ordered and directed by the
Register that the Administrator aforesaid
give notice of granting OF letters of ad-
ministration upon the estate of the deceas-
ed, with the date OF granting thereof, by
causing advertisements to be posted with
in forty days from the date of such letters
in SIX OF the most public places of the
county OF New Castle, requiring all per-
sons having demands against the estate 10
present the same or abide by an act of s.
sembly IN such case made and prov ided
And also cause the same TO be inserted
within the same period in the DAILY
GAZETTE, newspaper published In VIII
mngton. and TO be continued therein three
weeks, cod.
,, Given under the hand and seal
l.. y. OF Office of the Register afores "A i'd
'-~~~' at New Castle, in New Castl,
county aforesaid, the day and year abov,
written. y. c. BlGGS. Register.
The daily gazette., 1879-02-11
THE FIRST METRIC DOUBLE
EAGLE.



The first specimen of the metric gold
double eagle on tae goloid principle, Of
the full value Of $50, coined Mt the Phila-
delphia United States Mint, was receiv-
ed at the Treasury Department yester-
day. It is beautiful coin, OF the size of
the old double eagle, having a very rich
hue. The design of the diverse side is a
head of Liberty surmounted by thirteen
stars, between which is the metric in
scriptiOn, 80 z. 1.5 s. 3.5c. 35 grains, below
which is 1879. On the reverse is the dou-
BILE eagle, surmounted by the words,
Omitted States of America" and circlet
OF thirteen stars ~mblaZoned. Within
the circlet ~ the Latin inscription, "Deo
est gloria in a scroll held by the eagle
the words, "E Piur,bus Unum," meaning,
when translated, "The United States OF
America-.o God is the glory-of many
one" Beneath this is tue words "twenty
dollars" The coin has been handed over
to Hon. A. II. stephens, chairman of the
committee on coinage. II is patented by
DIR. William Wheeler Hubbell and is the
companion coin of the goloid dollar.
The daily gazette., 1879-02-11

cine Inc PRESIDENT yesterday Nominated
Chas II. Houghton to be- Collrctnr' 81
Gas,oms 4 US ns Tor Perth Amboy, N. j. 'i and 1i
m'fHanner 10 E Mmnd,, q, Knssell, of Pennsylvania
Senator Chrisliancy has resigned nj.
rhes'gna.ioh, res @ which took effect yrsterdar Ia rs
nrnor S eoF OF ioh iaGea IN the hands OF the Gov,
tho Lenis m ,,,1miga9, and communicated to
w. n, 'n"' otate.
son we I'M nave heard many of our old friend,
them of riellers rh'n roman Liniment cured
n1t tried 1t, should do so 0nr ~no dnue nave
sell 1t for 90 cents bottle. 'u' druggists
The daily gazette., 1879-02-11
Registers Order.
REGISTER ) OFFICE.


New Castle Co.. January III. 1879
Upon the application OF 'aroline +. Nc.
Cauiley, Administrators of William \.
McCaulley, late of Wilmington Hid. in said
county decd il is ordered and directed by
the Register that the Administrators afore.
said give notice of the granting of Letters
of Administration upon the Estate OF
the decd. with the date of granting thereof
by causing advertisements to be posted
within forty days from the date oi such
Letters. in six of the most public places OF
The County of New Castle reuuiring all
persons having demands against the Els
tate, to present the same, or abide by an
Act of Assembly in such case made and
provided. And also cause the same to be
inserted within the same period In the
wilmington GAZETTE, newspaper pub o.
I lshed In Wilmington and 10 be continued
therein three weeks fe. o. d.
49,, Given under the hand and Seal ol
}L.s. Office of the Register aforesaid al
'~-~' New Castle, in New Castle County
aforesaid, the day and year above written
S. g. BIGGS, Register
| NOTICE
All persons having claims against the
Estate of the deceased must present the
/ same duly atteste.i to the administrative
| on or before Ian. 7th, ls>O. or abide the
' Act OF Assembly in such case made and
provided.
CAROLINE f. McCAULLEY,
Administrative.
Address, Wilmington, Del. JanzO-3weoc
The daily gazette., 1879-02-11
Episcopal Convection

The Northern Convocation Of the EDis-
copal Church, Diocese of Delaware, as
sembled in Calvary, L. + Church, last
evening, at 7:30 o'clock. The atten-
dance of Clergy from the city and coun-
~ was very fair.
The usual opening exercises were con.
Quoted by Rev. ii. Murphy, Rev. w
McJefferis and Rev. H A. skinner. The
sermon was preached by Bev. G. S. Spen
Ger, of New Castle. who took for hi,
text, "Behold | am shapen IN wicked
ness" The convention is il session to
dau
The daily gazette., 1879-02-11
FOURTH EDITION
THE STATE CAPITAL.

Dr. Hopkins IN favor Of Retrenchment -
The Lepy Court Bii-Passing Legis-
lathe Paragraphs.
Special Correspondence ofthe GAZETTE
DOVER, Feb. IL, 1878.
Both Houses were wide awake and busy
during their brief sessions yesterday af-
ternoon, but the principal part of the
work done was the second reading of
bills and that sort of a thing.
DIR. II opkins, of Sussex, gave to the
Senate its principal interest, with re-
trenchment efforts. His much postpon-
ed bill to repeal the act giving the Secre-
tary of State a revenue of 10 cents on
each license issued was taken up. Its
third posiponenent took place promptly
and it was referred to special commit
tee of three. THIS may solve the much
speculated question, AS to what the sala-
ry of the Secretary of State really is.
The subject of General Live Stock
Law is being mildly agitated, but the pc
t!tions that are being presented asking
for such an act, will go no farther than
the committee to whom they are referred
because there are so many districts by
which such a law would be very incon-
genial.
For some time past DIR. Hopkins has
had resolution on the table of the Sen
ate providing for the appointment of a
committee to frame hill for the reduc-
ZION of the salaries of all the State office
hn1 20 hA i,..f
March 4th, 1860. While such an action
as the resolution asked for may not have
been deserving of great praise, the mem
bers need not have been so fearful of it
as they appeared to be. They voted up
on II rs though it was bill on its fir st
point committee.
If the amounts of cmolument were
placed at the rates of 1860, as the doctor
thinks they should be, the Governors
salary would be fixed at 81 1888 .33, instead
of $1,000 which it is at present. Things
will be retrenched down TO "the little end
of nothing if the present course is con-
tinued much longer.
Mr.. Deans Levy Court bill will be ex-
haustlvely discussed tomorrow in the
committee rooms. A committee of the
Levy Court will come down on that day
in response to an invitation extended to
them. 1t will meet the Levy Court com
mittee of the House. The bill as ii stands
now, will be considered, and all parts
that are agreed upon as not good will be
A IaH 81.
Levy Court mem bers make that will be
advantageous will be- adopted. George
Gray, Esq, counsel for the Levy Court
will accompany the committee.
As n general thing now a days when
Mr.. Ware gets the floor to Introduce or
further the passage of some of his bills all
the other members fold their hands in
meek submission, for the honorable gen
tlenan just alluded to generally has ihs
coat tail pockets SO full of ac;s of city
legislation that the House is kept busy
with them for considerable time. He
is the busiest member of the House.
City Treasurer Vincent, of Whining.
ton has sent TO one of the Represe mt
tives remonstrance against the City
Council bill! asking for control over the
Treasurer.
Twenty-Five of the members did III
their committee business early after sup
per last evening, and attended a "show'
given by strolling minstrel troupe il
the Court House.
United States Senator Salisbury wa
IN town yesterday.
The daily gazette., 1879-02-11
The Cipher DIsp.,...
II . NulshsIl s'lls

o""' No'unon In N. Y. Herald
The whole story ". 49,,
summed up here 'hi. evening h. '1a
crat with a bitter tongue in .'DS t,.'
"It appears, therefore, tha, ~
votes of Florida, South cs,'nlt ,ae eltts
louisiana were for sale: ,1.i 1".lli 4
Tilden's most intimate friena ~a' 10
vate agents knew this and ' W., ah \
not aserse In negotiating a ,'' "e,ea
they did not buy them. lb,, b",,i* ml
were secursd by the Renn,i' 'f Y
the Republican manager, o,y'lf 90, I
hands the election Si,pa,cIi 81, il's
parties, destroyed their own
public those of 1.-THE Denoc,a,.a' aq ~. 9
also got mo their hands TIE r,a,.,l "a, ,,a y
Louisiana Returning Board parn ,l', q
turn up missing; that ever s,r"a "Al !,
1877, members Of the Return, 4l' y
d all other Republicans cones.l s p =
the elections m the disputed 4,
been carefully rewarded ylil o@'
that, to conclude, it having r co, |
with fhe swag,' destroyed ,bs ~ ~ !
evidences Of ownership and 4, G,'''l w
plumber with lis pals now ,'s' v''
tuous indignation holds nm ,t' way
patche, W prove that he Is a f.G.l
waited to steal but was pa I
enough " "V' .
The daily gazette., 1879-02-11
FIFTH EDITION.
Senator II. q. Davis In serviewed
What He Thinks Of 7yiden, Thurman
and Bdydrd.

What He Thinks Of Iyiden, Thurman
and Bdydrd.
Mr.. J. Bnsbin Walker, editor OF the
Washington Republic, II yes the following
as the substance Of n conversation bad
with United State, Senator Henry @.
Davis, of West Virginia, last week:
Does Mr.. Tilden really think of being
a candidate In 1892" mot doubt of
it." Senator DAVIS replied unhesitati ngly
"He is working up his chances vigorous
ly. Why, he has two men In this CITY
now in his interest. ] saw them myself
to-day" "1illen means hard-money
campaign for the democracy" q" "Yes.
II Tilden prevails the Western idea must
be excluded from the democratic plat
platform" "Do you think Senator Bav-
ard stands much o. n chance for the nomi-
nation" :" "Well, Bayard Is probably the
strongest man we have, but he lives too
near to Tilden for his own good. Tildpn
necessarily weakens Bayard's chances,
both representing the hard-money idea.
The fight in the convention will be be-
tween the "hards" and the "softs," and I
lJoks as II the "hards" will he induced TO
| cast their united influence for Mr. TIlden.
AT ali events he Will leave no stone an
turned 10 accomplish rbat end" "Is the
Delaware Senator working for the nomi-
nation ." "Not AT all He is not that
Thurman condescend to tricks. With
Mr.. Tlden II is different. He VIII sir up
all night figuring to get this man or that
this influences or the other, and will go
into any calculations with his friends as
To the best way of accomplishing his pun
pose. When he has determined how 10
do thing he goes and does IL, and no
matter what it co 'ts. Neither Bayard nor
Thurman would listen 10 you ii you we @
To go them with any such talk" "Whu
Is Your fdvorite candidate, Senator" Oh,
/ Thurman is my man. The whols West
! Virginia delegation IN Congr, IS is for
Thurman. There are five OF u, as you
know-Hcreford, Kenna, Wilson, Mar
tin and myself-and W. are all enthu,ias-
tic Thurman men" "Do you think the
+ Ohio Senator will he nominated?" ~
think he will. But Tildcn is rich and il
an untinng worker. He Is never idle and
'her. is 40 telling what his comb nations
may effect.
The daily gazette., 1879-02-11
Prince BisIn arck'. SDeech

LONDON, Feb. 1l.-A Berlin dispatcb
10 the Times reports that it is said Prince
Bismarck spoke forcibly bat unayailinolv
IN the Federal Council for the retentioy
Oh the clauses of the parliamentary dis.
cipllne bill which were stricken ont hv
| the committee. H. is also rllmored tba,
the blll only passed by one vote. The
representatives Oh Saxony, Baden. Hesso
and Prussia voted for il ,Ae''e
The daily gazette., 1879-02-11
THE LADIES AID SOCIETY.

The Ladies' Aid Society of the M. s
II. A. will hold their regular weekly
meeting this evening. Among the
speakers will be Rev. A. NJ. Kepwin. of
West Presbyterian church, and Geo. NJ.
butcher. The latter will give some idea
of his recent work in Philadelphia. Mr..
Ross will give select reading. Vocal
and instrumental music will be furnished
by portion OF the choir of the House,
hold of Faith, assisted by several Others.
The Society is doing good work in the
way OF supplying the needy, and it is
hoped the meetings will be literally pa
tromzed
The daily gazette., 1879-02-11
THE TlLDEN MOVEMENT ROOM
ING

Washington Telegram to Cincinnati
COMMERCIAL
llldens friends here are much elated
ny what they they consider his vindica-
t'oh as TO connection with cipher dis.
Pa.ches' lhere Is strong gunder-current
of feeling in his favor among Drmorrats
as their standard bearer in 1880. A South.
ern member of Congress remarked today
'haI In the last two weeks he had recei y
e9 iortv letters from his district, in each
OF which It was suggested that Sam nj.
uen was the best man for the Democracy
next year.
The daily gazette., 1879-02-11
ELECTION OF DIRECTORS.

At the annual meeting of the Artisans
Savings Bank, held this morning, the
following directors were elected
Messrs Geo. W. Bush, NJ. l.. Lchten-
stein, Charles w. Howland, Job H.
jackson, Edward Darlington, Clement
B. Smyth, Geo. S. Capele, n. X. Ben.
son, II f. Dure, w. ii. Swift, A. Hig.
gins, Washington Hastings and Edward
Pnsey.
The Board will meet this evening fol
organization.
The daily gazette., 1879-02-11
A DEFAULTER For I'm,
THOUSAND -"

ST. Louis, Feb. lO.-Adylce. f,,.,
leville, H., say that George " ~. y
treasurer Of st Clair county /. ~
er to the extent of about $50 op W h
sets amount TO about sl5,OO Az
balance, IL Is said, will be prorpn,,
by his bondsmen, who are arao,. r%
weaithiest citizens of BelleviIle n
accounts no legal action had bee, : /.
against Sicber.
The daily gazette., 1879-02-11
TILDEN AND HEWITT STANDING
TOGETHER

From the Boston Herald, Ind
Very weighty testimony would be
needed TO counterbelance Mr.. 1ildens
oath yet, 50 far, there Is not a grain OF
conhicuug evidence TO place Ia the op-
posite scale. Every witness called be-
fore the committee on the bribery count
has confirmed his position of disconnec-
non. So far from being incredible, his
ignorance OF what was going on found
company. 1t was exactly matched by
that OF the chairman of the Democratic
national committee. Mr.. Hewitt is very
shrewd man and surely his position
brought him inside politics" during the
dispute over the Presidency. Yet he IL
untouched by suspicion. He passed, SO
TO say, through the heart of the fame,
but there is not the smell of smoke upon
his garment Since Mr.. Hewitt, by the
admission OF has opponents, walked in
all uprightness through that irving ne.
rlod, Mr. Tilden can hardly be held az
guilty "ex officio."
The daily gazette., 1879-02-11
Nominated for Council.

AT caucus Of the Democratic mem
bers of Council, held last evening, Enoch
Moore, Jr., was selected to fill the vacan-
cy in Council caused by the death of
Aaron Conrad. lie will be elected at
the meeting of Council on Thursday
evening.
The daily gazette., 1879-02-11
PERSONAL.

Mr.. j. T. Cause, of the Harlan & Hol.
ingsworth Co, is indisposed and is cou-
fined to his house.
Mr.. Thomas johnson, who has been
suffering with the typhoid fever, was
able to sit up short time yesterday.
TINS morning he is not feeling quite SO
David Robinette, a well-known former
citizen, now "A ship-carpenterin the navy
palu Visit TO this city, Yesterday, and
called on City Treasurer Vincent
MIR, Vincent also had another visitor
Mr.. Geo. W. Brooks, stove and tin
ware merchant, of Petersburg, Va. Mr.
Brooks resided in Wilmington a numbe
OF years ago.
The daily gazette., 1879-02-11
TRAIN DELAYED.

a.; ne New York express, which leave.
.nis Guy at l2.l7 o'clock, did not arrive
nntli ,r nearly 2 o'clock, this afternoon
i ne delay was occasioned at Baltimora
Dy the failure of the southern and west
erh tIalhs,with which this train connects
The daily gazette., 1879-02-11
The new salary List devise

The new salary list devised lv a.,
mittee appointed by the m4yol d :,
City, n. j., insures saving lo,b,
Of about $4,000 year. !
made in The committee to abol.i
schools was voted down, aud An
was adopted for recommcnliDgI
funding of the bonded debt of tIs
1 per cent. bonds.
The daily gazette., 1879-02-11

WALL STREET YEsTFRpAy-The stock
market was fairly active but weak, par
ticularly for the grangcrs. Government
bonds werk weak States duh and rail-
roads strong. Money on call was easy
at ! / 3 per cent. closing at Il =. per
cent.
The daily gazette., 1879-02-11

SAvRs HIS SALABY.-A Corr4sn,
says Senator McCreery is one Of b.
Southern members of Cou.rev
takes care of his money. A bro,hs
ator says that he will carry backrI
lucky on the 4th of March $3.50 !
$4,000 salary which he has receir.,
ing his six years term of service
The daily gazette., 1879-02-11
NOTICE.

All persons having claims against the
estate the estate of the deceased must pre-
sent the same duly attested 10 the Admin
istrator on or before Feb 5th. 1880 or
ABIDE the act OF assembly in such case
made and provided.
PATnICK LALLY, Admir-.
Address, Wilmington, Del feb6-3weod
The daily gazette., 1879-02-11

Hundreds o. cases of BRIuhis =
EASE OF the Kidneys have pee. q
cured. For NeuTalglc aud M.
Diseases II is al most "A specific II
and Mental Debility IRON the u.es 4, !,
hol, Opium and Tobacco or ron y
namable cause. find In this food .
raj and pot remedy.
r,,
The daily gazette., 1879-02-11
FOOD Ar hA.1
A Substitute 70, D R j q

FOOD Ia made a curative ager ~
centration and artificial digeslict, .
is SO simple In It's application lhs' D
vice OF Physicians is not requlrei
Thousands OF recoveries from =
diseases are reported, where The ~
cal skill has failed.
Many OF the best Physicians lh'i
the country are DISCAkDlNG Z
and using the BLA NCHARD "
AND NERVE FOOD with the no
Tying results, permanently reilsll
forms OF Physical and MenlaI (.
The Dyspeptic and Consumpllysn,
sufferers from Malarial or Blooi 7
ing, together with the entire Isl y
plants peculiar to the Female vi.
The use OF this Food sure and 'I~'
lief.
The daily gazette., 1879-02-11
FUNERAL OF CHARLES MULLEN

The funeral Of CHARLES Mullen, who
died on Saturday last, took place this
morning from his late residence, No. 10Y
West street, and was very largely .at-
tended. High mass was celebrated at
S . Peters Church.
The daily gazette., 1879-02-11

Citizens of Omaha, Neb., aud vicinity
have shipped d car load of flour to q las
gov, Scotland, for the relief of the un-
employed aud distressed in that city,
Free transportation was furnished TO
New York by the railroad companies,
and from there 10 Glasgow by the Anchor
Line Steamship Company.
The daily gazette., 1879-02-11
EpW lORK. November }.

INV 1OKK, NUVt1HU.I
DIR. V. W. BLANCuARD DIt
past year have prescribed your y !.
preparations of Food Cure, sDd lie
TO say they have met my mos a.s
expectations, giving 10 patlens "
feebled by blood poison, chrome " =
or over drug dosins the needed w.
and nerue force. -, Nj
PROF. CLEMENCE s. LOZlLhl y
Dean of HON. Med. College ana ~
for Women. New lOrk Cu
The daily gazette., 1879-02-11
InUuueSt.

Coroner Butt held an inquest, last eve
ming, overthc body of Thomas Hannipau
over Eleventh street bridge, who died
suddenly during the afternoon. The tes.
hLony was 10 the effect that Hannigan
had been suffering from paralysis for five
years, and that on "Wednesday last he
fell to the floor under an unusually severe
attack, and was removed to his bed
where he remained until his death A
verdict of death from paralysis was rem.
dered. VIM. II. Quinn was foreman OF
the jury and Lawrence Toner Secretary
The daily gazette., 1879-02-11

For the year past | have co,s1
prescribed THE BLANCHARD III
AND NERVE FOOD to my pAliz|
al ages, from eighteen moLth. to
three years. In every case the resi-
been exactly y that claimed by yN
by far the most valuable AMI n
Ionic | have ever met with.
EDWARD SUTTON SMITH. " !.
20 Irving Place, New I'd
The daily gazette., 1879-02-11
Nervous DebilltI

which underlies all forms q. Clmgl
ease, Is speedily overcome by lt. a
this Food.