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Daily Republican., 1879-01-22

lesterday afternoon about .. 30 O'Clock
a false alarm of fire was sounded, and
the respective fire Companies started in
the direction Of the supposed fire, but
found the alarm was false one. in
returning home however a collision .oc.
CURED ut Fifth and Market streets which
partlallybroke the hose carriage of on. OF
the companies and the engine ofanother.
1t seems that the Water Witch was
crossing Market street going east, and
while in the middle Of the street, the
Delaware Engine which was coming
down Market street could not stop soon
enough to avoid running into the hose
carriage. The tongue of the engine got
caught in the wheel of the carriage and
snapped OF close to the axle. fortunate
ly without inJuring any of the horses,
though the street was covered with ice.
The Water Witch carriage had 1000
feet OF gum hose on its reel, was upset
in the street and was slightly damaged.
The wreck was soon rlghted and every.
body kept in good Lumor, as it was
Known that 1t was an accident that
could not be avoided. A notable III
stance of the undoubted bravery of
reporters, was shown during the acct
'ent 10y one Of the Gd<eue reporters
rushing in under the debris Of the
overturned hose carriage, and bringing
out unaided and alone a little dog that
was in danger Of being hurt.
Daily Republican., 1879-01-22
DIED.

LElII RANDT.--In this city, on January the
2ist. 1879. Ofpneumonia, James Burllne. sOn
OF william q. and Esther q. Lcibrandt
aged 80 years, months and II days.
The relatives and friends OF the family are
respectfully Invited. as als0 are the members
OF the Phoenix Steam Fire Engine Conn any.
and members Of the Department in general,
TO attend his funeral, tIOm the residence Ofhis
parents, No. Ills Iatnal street, on Friday ai.
ternn0n, the 2ith inst. 10 leave the house at 4
O'Clock. Interment in the Wilmington and
| Brnndywine cemetery.
GIRL BB-On the morning o. the 10th inst,
Joseph G. frubb
The male relatives and friends are invited
to attend the iuueral, from his late residence,
7J3 X ing street, on Third.day tho 2lst inst,
TO leave the house at 2 O'Clock, p. IN.
CROZIER.-At Green Hill. Del, on tho 2lst
inst, Rev. A. j. CrOzier, of the Wilmington
NJ. +. Conference.
Funeral from his late residence, on Friday,
the oath inst, at 2 o'clock. p. IN. Service at
MI Salem church, ut 3 o'clock.
CROZIER.--On the goth inst. of consump
ton, James Crozier, In the 4+th year OF his
nge.
The relatives and friends of tho family, also
the members of Asylum Lodge, No. %, !. o.
o. F., and Washington Lodge, No. j. X. OF
p, are respectfully Invited to attend the fl
neral, from his late residence, No. 80 West
Fifth street, on Thursday afternoon, at two
o'clock, to proceed to tho Wilmington and
Brandywine cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1879-01-22
CHERlfF"S SALE.

By virtue Oin writ OF Lcyar Facia- 70 M
directed, viii be exposed to Public Sale, u.
the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL, 81 SiilPIEY ST
Kept by John J. DOughcrty, In tho CITY oil
Wilmington, New Castle County. Delaware
ON WEDNESDAY,
THE SIN DAY OFFEBRUARY, y. j.. 1879,
ATT O'Clock, =. m,
The following desert ed Real Estate, viz:
All that certain lot, piece or parcel Of land
situate in the CITY OF WiIsing'On. New Cae.
tie County. Delaware, bounded and described
as follows, To wit:
Beginning 1t point on the southcrly side
Of Twelfth street at the distance Oi thirty feet
eustcrly from the ea>tcrly side oil Madison
street thence southcrIy parallel with Madi-
son street al feet inches to the northeast.
rrly side OF Delaware avenue; thence 'outh-
eastcriv ~ the sUid side Ui said avenue iSj
feet d inches 80 u corner; thence nOrtherly
parallel with Jefferson street 20 feet Ga IN
ches To the aforesaid .outhcrly side oiIwc.ith
street ;ani thence thereby westerly 10 feet
10 the place II beginning Z, be the contents
within SAID bounds what they may. Book +,
Vol. IL. Page :ig-.
Seized and taken in execution as the pro.
perry 0i Edward Tatnall, j., deceased. and
Rachel A. Iatnail his wife, and Surviving
MortgagOr and t t . (Joseph Tatnall, .Ir., and
vi lam Candy Executors Of Edward Tatnull,
Jr, deceased, &c..) and TO be sOd by
JOHN P> Ii. Sheriff.
Sheriff. office, New Castle, Jan. 10th 1879.
mo
Daily Republican., 1879-01-22
CHERIFt'S SALE.

BY virtue OF writ OF Leyari Facias. to me
directed, Will he exposed to public sale at the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL, Sal SIiIPLEY ST,
kept by John J. Dougherty in the city OF
Wilmington, New Castle county, Delaware,
ON WEDNESDAY.
THE 5tA DAY OF FEBRUARY. 1870,
at2 o'clock, y. m,
The following described real estate, viz;
| Al that certain lot OF land with two.story
hrick dwelling house thereon. situate in the
City o. Wilmington, bounded and described
ns follows, to wit:
| Beginning at the southerly side of Pleas,
ant street between Jackson and Van Buren,
streets, said Pleasant street. being laid out
| parallel to and between Front and Second
streets and running from Jackson to Hari-
| son streets at the distance of siSty-tiye feet
from the easterly side Of Van Buren, street
and at the centre OF party wall between this
and the adjoining dwelling on the west now
OF said DE Normande; thence southerly
through the centre OF said wall parallel to
Van Buren, street fiity feet four inches TO q
corner, thence casterly poralIel 10 Pleasant
street fifteen fet to n corner, thence northerly
parallel To the iirsi mentioned line and Van
Buren, street ti'tJ feet four inches to the fore
said s0utherv side OF Pleasant street and
thence thereby westerly fifteen feet to the
place OF beginning be the contents thereof
what they may.
Seized and taken in execution IA the prop
ertr OF Thomas Y. De Normandie and MI.
chgl Began, 4. DOrras and Ellen, hts wife
/, ts, and 10 be sold by
JOHN PYLE, Sheriff.
Sher!n's Office. New Castle, Jan. 18th. 1879.
lan.O
Daily Republican., 1879-01-22
A SCISSORS NOTICE.

\
The taxables OF Wilmington Hundred, New
castle County. are hereby notified thai tn,
assessment for 1879 has been completed and
The books containing the same are hung ~
lor public Inspection at the following places
SOUTHERN DISTRICT.
First Ward-At Springcr's grocery store
No. 800 West Second street, near TatnaIi.
Second Ward-At the Pennsylvania House
southeast corner Of Front and King street,.
Third Ward-At j. j. BabcOck's saloon
northeast corner OF Fifth and Orange streets
Fourth Wsrd-At Esquire William ii. Bra
dy's office, No. los East Fourth street, neal
King.
Tenth Ward-At Robert Cottin. hams "a
loon, No. 800 Maryland Avenue.
NORTHERN DISTRICT.
Fifth Ward-At +. II. Singles l. Sons CT.
gar store. No. 500 Market street.
sikh Ward.--At Hugh Magnire's, cornel
Ninth and Walnut streets.
Seventh Ward-At George H. Robinson,
saloon, southeast corner OF Tenth and Orange
streets
Eighth Ward-At W. II. fuckers grocery
store, southeast corner Of Eighth and Pine
streets
Ninth Ward-At WIN. Sweeney's grocery
store. 1902 Market street
Notice II also given that the Assessors Will
sit Mt the City Hall on Saturday, the 18th day
OF January ibeing tho last saturday OF the
present montb) between tho hours Of lC
o'clock, a. m, and o'clock, p. M, to make
correction In the aforesaid books or add nd
ditiOnal names thereto.
DAVID W. HT1GHES,
Assessor. Southern District,
GEORGE G. WARD,
lnl7.St Assessor Northern District.
Daily Republican., 1879-01-22
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Daily Republican., 1879-01-22
CHER1tF"S SALE.

ny virtue OF II writ Of LeVari Facias. to M
directed, will be exposed to Public Sale, a
the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL, Sil SHlPLEY ST.
kept by John j. Dougherty. IN the CITY o
Wilmington, New Castle County, Delaware
ON WEDNESDAY,
THE FIFTH DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1879,
At2oc!ock, y. m,
the following deserted Real Estate, viz:
All that certain lot of land with II three
story Brick Dwelling house thereon, situate
in the CITY OF Wilmington. bounded and de
scribed AZ follows, To wit
Beginning at the n0rtherlv side Of Front
street between Jackson and Van Bnrcn s,rcelt
at the distance Oi nifty feet from the casterly
side OF Van Buren, street. thence nOrtherly
parallel to Van Buren, street slXty-'hrce feet
SIX inches to II corner: thence easterly and par
allel to Front street fifteen feet to II corner;
thence southerly parallel to the hrst men
toned line and Van Buren street through
the centre OF party wall between this and the
adjoining dwelling on the east now OF the
said DeNOrmnndc siXty.three feet six inches
10 the aforesaid nOrtherly side OF Front street;
and thence thereby westerly fifteen feet TO the
place Of beginning. he the contents thereof
what they may. Book G, Vol. 10, Page 800,
&c.
Seized and taken in execution as the pro.
pcrty OF Thomas y. De NormaIiic. and Mary
Miller, I. t., and to ne sold by
JOHN PYLE Sheriff
Sherit'' Office, New Castle. Jan 10Th, 1879.
ann
Daily Republican., 1879-01-22

An explosion Of gas took place
terday morning in the drug store
Weeks Il Potter, Boston, which d.
aged the building and its content,
tho extent OF nearly $4,000. A cI
named Wood, approached the gas m.
in the basement, when the rxplo.
occurred and he was severely iniur
The gas had accumulated in the pl
during Sunday, probably from a |,
in the main pipe.
Daily Republican., 1879-01-22
THIRD EDITION.
For the Republican.
The EihIlOns-DaYla Cane.

MEssRs. kDiTsRS:-lou were SOME
what in error yesterday IN you account
OF the cas-" OF samuel Is. Glblohs rs.
Joseph .. DAVIS The pr""l Is positive
that dib6onshas been 'iieg'timat-ly III
tirmate vita drS. Davis: this familiar
ity running .hrougn several months
past. Gibbons Is married mar and
was employed by Mrs. Admiral Du
Pont a. a general servant. Davis in
formed her OF the affair alter h' had oh,
tanned the certain evidence Of the guilt
from Mr.. Elliott, the hotel keeper al
Chrisiiaua, where they stopped and
staid over niEht as man and wife. He
was nnrila'"ly discharged from Mrs.
Du Points employ; this incensen the
adultrouS gentleman so that he sough,
redress in law. having Davis arrested
and put under $1,000 bail for darlug Ia
Daily Republican., 1879-01-22

Mrs. CroIy-''J-nnie June, Fash
ion Editor OF llarper's Bazaar, and with
out superior i" the rradjustment OF
foreign styles to the demands of ref ned
taste and good sense, is to give the in
trodnctory lecture Of tn. dresss. making
instruction at Lasell Seminary.--a pop.
ular Young Ladir, School near Boston
January %. Subject: "Th- Kesthet
les of Dress"
This is the school in which cooking
Is Saturday recreation, upon the su
pervision Of Miss Parloa.
On Wednesday, January 22d, Miss
Kate Sanborn tells these same young
ladies' what becomes Of "Bach-lor Au-
thOrs.r
Daily Republican., 1879-01-22

A y ORIGINAL NOVEL! as IT NAY
~ HAPPEN. "A story Of American Life
and Character, l2mo. Extra Cloth. 81 30 -
TIE 10 lowing are brief extracts from letters
OF Critics, -hD have read advance copies Of
A. Il May harpen."
Or K SHELTON MACKENZIE SAYS" 1t IS
story truly original IN design and SUGGEST
iul in execution. The dialogue il natural all
through. 1here is infinite variety of action
some knRor, and great deal Of mystery
The author displays great power and sklll in
constructing and telling a story, The Interest
o! which never lIgs.
A Prominent Man WHITES 80 Nothing
has interested me 80 much tor many = long
day az this st0ry. 1t Is admiral wrttan
and Is entirely or einaI in It's pot and dcycl-
opment. Its hurIor, especially n it. PORTRAYAL
OF Irish character, Is simply tninitabia. and
its pathOs IL most natural and effective"
OPGSlONoPA DIST SGuIsHHD CLEuGYMAS
1T will excite unusual interest, and find
rare decree %. favor with nil loves Of prre fe-
ton. 1t IL dec iciIy wholesome story IT,.
wonderful Interest depends on nothing cues
tienahie In matter Or mcthrd."
FROH a BRILL Mt IITTERATRTp ~ pro
nounce it the hest American move! that kas
appeared for years. Most o. its Characters are
-trlkingIy orig nal. o."
aay' For sale Dy all h Okseilcrs. or viii bs
sent by mail. postpaid. upOI receipt Of ia.
price, by PORTER Il COATES, Pnblshrr..
No. So Chestnut street, Philadelphia. Pa
lnl6ltw
Daily Republican., 1879-01-22
FOURTH EDITION.
Foreign News.

The triumph Of the government in
France is regarded as due to sound pub
lie opinion, vigorously supported by the
moderated press.
The French radical deputies propose
to move for a complete amnesty to com
mnnists.
The RussoSTurkish definitiv- treaty
was to be signed at Constantinople yes
terday.
Col. Cola, the Italian member Of the
servian boundry commission was rob.
bed aud murdered by Turkish brig
ands.
There is no chance OF saving the
steamship Ob.ron, stranded in White
Bay, Ireland.
1t Is said Prince Bismarck has de.
cided TO withdraw his parliamentary
discipline bill.
Daily Republican., 1879-01-22
A portrait of RalDh Waldo =,

A portrait of Ralph Waldo Elmer
is to be printed as the frontispi.c.
the "Midwinter"(Feb. ).So,Jner, wi
Will also contain descriptive and |
graphical paper on the poets .'hau
and homes" by +. b. SASBoRs. 7
portrait has been drawn from life
Mr.. WYATT EATON, and has been engr
ed by Mr.. COLE, by whom were dra
and engraved the frontispieces Of l.
coin, Bryan and Longfellow. Mr..
ton is said to have portrayed the cal
ness and spirituality of Mr.. Emerso
face with singular fidelity.
Daily Republican., 1879-01-22
Deceased.

James Crozier, son Of Archibald {
zier, died at his residence $40 west
street last night, after a lingering
ness OF consumption. He was ~ y,
OF age, and leaves a wife and sew,
children. He was a member of Asyl
Lodge No. %, |. q. 0. =. and Wash
ton Lodge No. l X. OF p. and was mi
respected by a large circle Of frien
The funeral takes place at 2 O'Clock
Thursday afternoon.
Daily Republican., 1879-01-22
Iron Yesterdays Late Edition. i
ON TO DOVER,
About Two Hundred Wtlsnt ngtOu
fans On the March to the Capital
Ofthe state,

About Two Hundred Wilmington
fans On the March 10 the CAPITAL
Ofthe state.
A special train Of nine cars was draw
up in front Of the =. W. 4 B. Railroad
Depot, at $50 this morning, awaiting
the anxious crowd that it was expected
would go u Dover to participate in tn.
inaugural ceremonies. II was very
evident, however, that though the
crowd that had collected on the pave
lnent was large, that but few Of them
cared about planking down the requi-
site S2.25 for the piece Of pasteboard,
that would guarantee a rid. to Dover
and a return tomorrow or to-day, as
they saw proper. The military, the
City Council and the city officers, being
guaranteed fire.. ride on the special
train, were on hand in considerable
force at the City Hall, at an early hour,
and a large crowd assembled in front
admiring the pretty clothes and bright
arms of the military. Councilman Nor
ton bravely marshhled the city officials,
in which he WAS assisted by Auditor
Underwood.
The American Rifles, under Captain
Wood, turned out ~ men, and the
Dupont Guards, "a men, the whole un-
der the command Of Major 5. A. Macal.
lister. The battalion was preceded by
the United Cornet Band. Tho process
sion from the City Hall was formed by
the American Rifles in the front, fol
lowed by tn. Dupont Guards, tn. City
Council and city officials bringing up
the rear. The procession though not
large was imposing, and the correct
marching and evolutions of the militia
ry were much admired. The following
was the route: Down Market to Fourth,
down Fourth to French, and down
French to the depot, where the three
last cars of the train were at the dis
posal of the invited guests. The City
Council aud the officials taking one car
and the military the other two.
A few scattered passengers probably
ftty, occupied the three front ears of
the train and the balance it was expect.
ed would be filled at stations along the
road. In all there were probably not
zoo left Wilmington.
Daily Republican., 1879-01-22

Good for Wilmington these hard
times and dull season, John X. Holt one
of our most trustworthy and reliable pa
per hangers, has secured two large Jobs
ID Philadelphia, one hotel and one large
dwelling house, both for the cash. His
profits are greater than if the same
work was done in Wilmington, as there
are no shipping OF material. Mr. Holt
furnishes all direct from the manntac-
turers in Philadelphia, therefore saving
the freight. There are other Whining
ton mechanics working on the hotel,
but We did not learn their names.
Daily Republican., 1879-01-22

Yin THE DISTRICT COURT Of THE
l UNITED STATES FOR THE DIS.
TRICr OF DELLA W ARE.
In the Matter OF Robert D. HOhccker, and
John 5. ll0liccker
Bankrupta--ln BANKRuPTcy.
At Wilmington, in said District, on the nth
day OF January, A. D., 1879
District of Deiduarc, IS:
This Is to give notice that u petition has
been flied in said court by Robert u. Hot
icckcr ard John 5. HOfecker, late trading as
llonecker n Brother, otSmyrna Kent county,
and OF Wilmington, New Castle county, DeA-
ware, in said District, duty declared bank
rupts under the act OF Congress OF March 2.
1867, for discharge, and certificate thereof,
from all their debts, and othercaims provable
under said act, and that the Ath day0of
January, 1879, ut IL o'clock, a. m, IL assigned
Tor the hearing OF the same, at Wilmington
aforesaid, when and where you may attend
and show cause. If any you have, why the
prayer Of the said Petition should not be
granted. ). RODMOND SMITH,
Clerk Of the U. $. District Court.
jnl8.2t
Daily Republican., 1879-01-22

Captain George Price, a resident of
Bath, Me-, was arrested in that city on
Monday morning on the charge of hav-
ing obtained large amount of money
from the Pension Office on fictitious
names. 1t is alleged that he carried on
the practice for years.
In the US Court at Baltimore, yes
terday, VIM. Robinson, judge of cleo
ton in the Fifteenth Ward, pleaded
guilty to the charge Of having assault
ed and hindered Deputy US. Marsh
al in the discharge Of his duty. Robin
son was sentenced to pay fine Of 800
and be imprisoned for four months.
Daily Republican., 1879-01-22

TAGGART-GRAIiAM-In Philadelphia
on August 2stA, 1873, by Rev. j. II. Down
ing, MIR. William q. Taggart and Miss
Mary Graham both Of Wilmington, Dol.
EAR-PRATr.-In Wilmington. or
Jan. 18th by Rev. &. NJ. Pegg, at the scott
NJ. r.. church parsonage, MIR. Nathaniel
Snciear and Miss Esther NJ. Pratt, both o
New Castle Co.
N-PYLE.-At West Chester, on the
10Th inst, by Rev Jos. s. Evans Mr.. Harry
A. Main, Of Wilmington, and Miss NOrri.
Fan Pyle, Of West Chester.
Daily Republican., 1879-01-22
Novel.

We are in receipt of 'Jarl's daughter, ,
and other scouts by Mrs. Francis Hodg-
son, Burnett published by r. b. Peter.
son Il Brothers, Philadelphia, being
reprinted from Peterson's programme
"tor which they were originally written.
1t twill have u large sale, as its price is
only % cents copy, and will be found
for sale by all booksellers and News
Agents or copies will be sent to
any one, to any place, post paid, from
the publishers. r. B. Peterson, aud
Brothers, Philadelphia, Pa.
Daily Republican., 1879-01-22
NJ urdep,

John S. Lacy, a citizen of New
county, Va, was murdered last Fri
night, near Tunstall Station, on
Richmond and York River Railr,
Two negroes were arrested and
fessrd the crime. An unsuccessful
tempt was made to lynch them. VIII
it was bought, would BE- renewed
night.
Daily Republican., 1879-01-22
The Police Case.

The report that Francisco S. Marion
struck his young wife with board is
contradicted, no blows having been
struck on this or any other occasion by
him. He paid the fine and costs i'm
posed by the Mayor, and his wife was
not under the necessity Of going around
to collect the same.
Daily Republican., 1879-01-22
lOllYaleRcenl.

DR.. b. T. Smith, who has been con-
fined to his residence, No. GIT Orang.
street for several weeks past, from a
spell of Rheumatism, has recovered
sufficiently to attend to any Of his pa
tients who may call at his residence
during his office hours from 10 to II in
the morning, and 3 to in the after
mon
Daily Republican., 1879-01-22
Philip Phillips Coming.

Philip Phillips Coming.
The services Of Mr.. Philip Phillips
have been secured for an entertain
ment to h" given at St. Paul's NJ. i.
Church on Thursday evening, Febru.
airy 18th.
have now opened a fish stall in the
King street market, No. 81 King street,
with all kinds Of fresh fish. Give Inc a
call. VIZ. PENNELL.
COasting.
The small boy IS now more than glad that
he can yet coast down the hill on Seventh
street between Washington and Monroe
Dull.
The criminal business is dull at the present
writing before the Wilmington 'Squres.
The Nrw-York Tribune says, "A cor
respondent, who informs us in aprivate
not" that NJ has lived thirry.seven
years in the extreme south, before and
since the war, writes an indignant let
ter on the numerous murders and other
acts of violence committed in that sec.
ton for political r"asons, and asks
is there any law in the White House
or ont Of it, among Attorneys, Judges,
Legislatures, Governors or Cabinets,
Attorney -Genrrals nr United States
Marshals, that can bring these atroci-
ties to an end = Our friend complains
that little or no result has followed
from the investigation Of these crimes,
and the publication Of voluminous Gov
eminent reports upon them; and he
believes that the Federal
ar" guilty Of objectionable
negligence.
II does not seem to be generally
knowu, as it should be-, that the pres
ent years trade will pay Off the whole
Of til" outstanding foreign
debt. That is the calculation at Wash.
ington and New York, in consequence
CT the enormous preponderance Of our
exports Of domestic produce and mer-
chandisr. The crisis is, therefore. one
OF the grandest in our history. All at
tempts to create a foreign interest to off
ut our balance have failed.