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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-11-21

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-11-21
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-11-21

A-PHYsIcIANs REcoMMEND FOR SUDDEN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-11-21

srRINGERs PULMoNIC SYRUP CURES COUGHS
and ali Lang Diseases Depot SAB fth Sold by drug
The daily gazette., 1879-12-26
Brief Locals.
, .n,ov Christmas

Did you enjoy Christmas
The performance OF the Ddnites at the
haefa House, yesterday afternoon ana
kseni ng, was very poor.
twenty six cases have been disposed OF
4 ,De police Office since "Wednesday
hight.
The city was pretty orderly yesterday .
The next performance at the Opern
House viii he by Alice Oates's Opera COM
|any on Thursday evening next.
CIV Council will hold an adjourned
meeting this evening.
The p,per for the people. the DELAWARE
.G,zEIrE. is now ready for this week.
II you desire .heads printed cheap.
Iay. your ord at the GAZETTE once.
Go TO the Christmas entertainment al
LIsLury NJ f.. church this evening.
The police have been ON duty continu-
pu,ly II thirty-six hours.
Nary,Anderson will appearat the Opera
House sometime during January.
The Rice Evangaline company viii ap-
var sometime during next month.
Ms. +. c. Carpenter has tab Ell out let :
ers Of Administration on tue estate OF
b. Chalkey Carpenter, deceased.
The daily gazette., 1879-12-26
Remembered Their Pastor.

The members and congregation OF
Asbury M. Z. Church are proverbial fol
remembering their pastor, and the bibli-
cal injunction at is more blessed to give
than to receive" Following out This
Injunction, large number of the mem
oers and friends, headed by Rev. D..
datlack, Presiding Elder, Called at The
parsonage, last night.
After the greetings were over, Dr..
Matlack, on behalf of those present, ara
those who were not permitted to be
present on account of the weather, step
ped forward .and presented Rev. j. A
B. Wilson with fine overcoat. AT tlr
me he also presented Mrs. Wilson witt
a handsome and valuable dress pattern.
and each member of the family witt
some pleasant reminder of the day. The
| presents were received on behalf of the
family by Mr.. Wilson in lew we'll
chosen remarks. At the close of his
remarks Mr.. Wilson put on the overcoal
and it was found to be a perfect ii
Prayer was then offered by DR.. Matlack
after which they adjourned to the DIN
ing room and partook of a fine repast.
The daily gazette., 1879-12-26
Their Third annual.

The third annual ball of the Phoenix
i've Association took place at Web
|rAs Dancing Academy, Masonic
|Ieuple, on Wednesday evening. The
bail was most enjoyable affair, at
'r success in every particular from
h grs, march TO the close of the
ancng exercises.
The attendance was large, including
hout thirty members of the facitc
Cub, Of Chester, Pa. The grand
lrch was led by Master Of Ceremonies
H. James Carberry and Miss Annie
Welsh. Refreshments were served al
ned intervals, and a very pleasant
tne was had by every one. Each lad,
1lhe march was presented with yer,
pity programme, as a souvenir OF tht
&aslOn,
The daily gazette., 1879-12-26
FIRST EDITION.
Christmas In UiIn.t .tn0tOn.
A GENERALLY OBSERVED HOLIDAY
DESPITE TIE UNPLEASANT wEA.

A GENERALLY OBSERVED HOLIDAY,
DESPITE TIE UNPLEASANT wEA-
TIER.
Christmas day, in Wilmington, was
ushered In with a driving rain storm,
which CONT ued during most of the
mprning, left the skies gloomy and for
bidding during the afiei noon, and ended
with dlsagreeable snow storm at night.
Notwithstanding this disagreeable
State OF affairs, the day was very gen.
orally observed, and people seemed 10
ENJOY themselves thoroughly, even if the
weather was not p; p;opitious. Christina as
eve was ali unusually busy occasion, and
Market street was thronged from early
till late with a crowd OF Christmas buy
trs As large and as Law sh as any that
wilmington ever saw even In her palm
lest days of business prosperity. People
Jostled each other goOd-nal III edly on The
streets, aud crowded into stores already
jammed with eager seekers after toys
and candi for the cilldien's Christmas.
Boys with TIN horns ran swiftly along
the streets, making discordant din,
which people good-h aturedly endured,
because /. was Christmas eve. Until
inluhlght the bustle OF t'ade and traffic
continued, and it was well on towards
morning before many storckeepers could
get theli store affairs settled and retire
TO their homes.
Christmas morning, as above stated,
was usheled in with duh rain, but not
withstanding this, people we're astir and
on the streets at all cary hour. Church
services claimed the attention of the
faithful, and social calls kept others go
ing from house to hou- exchanging the
compliments of the seas n. Altogethel
the day seemed TO be observ, d in the
most thorough manner, and people ap-
parently refused to allow the advel. e
weather to Interfere with their Christ
mas enjoyment.
In business point, it is generally
conceded that the Christmas sea son OF
t'is year was fully up to that of any pre-
vlous year.
The daily gazette., 1879-12-26
Christmas at st. Johns.

The stormy weather did not prevent
the assembling of congregations twice at
st. Johns Church. The first carol
service, was at half-past six in the
morning. The music was exceedingly
spirited and good, the carols being even
more BEAUTIFUL than usual.
AT 1890 was another service, which
opened with "A fine anthem. This, tht
re Deum, hymns and other poruohs o.
tue service we're very well and heartily
sung. The Holy Communion WAS ad'
ministeTed both at seven ani halfpas
len O'Clock. Both of the services wer'
thoroughly enjoyed by all present. Th
church was handsomely decorated will
evergreens and emblems.
The daily gazette., 1879-12-26
Council Last NiQht.

City Council met in regular session,
last night, when on motion of Col. II.
IL. Taylor, the regular order of bus ness
was dispensed with, and the pay rolls
were passed, as follows: Water De-
paltment, 81 men employed, $423.S6; !;
Street Department, Is men, single and
double team employed, $46.29. Coun-
Gil then adjourned until this evening.
1t is not judicious to postpone the
the consideration of your health, be-
cause you have not time TO take thor
uugh course of medicine, but take DIR.
Bulls Baltimore Pills, which will induce
harmonious functional effort at once.
Price 25 cents.
The daily gazette., 1879-12-26
4 HEAP GROCERIES,,
~ CH ZAP GROCERIED.

Well Aunt Sally, l went out TO T. n.
Wiers, l1Oo Market street, and bought
cranberries at 4, q and lUc per quart, and
granulated sugar at l0c. and white .t Co.,
and almost white at &c.; dried apples 81
3, :. and l0c. per quart; table peaches 81
l6c. can; and two cans pie peaches, for s.
cts, and that corn packed by the new pro-
cess, beats Wlnslow's and Bakers ali 10
pieces, only 10 cts. can, brought you .
can to try 1t Aunt Sally, and their lne.
new Valencia raisins 25c. 4 lbs. currento
26c. English currants as large ~ raisina
for cts. h., citron as large a. your he'd
for q cts. lemon ard orange peel 40. To-:
: lbs. mince meat 25c.; 4 lbs. apple buttor'
25c. ; and their l6c. coffee is excellent. and
their Sc. -four, it bsals all creation, snd
their sauer- -kraut SC. quart, 1 bought The
full of q bed tick it was so good, evaporNt-
ed apples. l2c. peaches, 9c. Id. has IS
cts mixtures 2Oc. trunk full apples. 50
cts. and boxes and bales and toma3oea iOo.
can. Lots and lots Of goods I can,t re-
member: 1t took IA clerks to wait on me
Aunt Sally, and then could not get ail I
wanted. 1 want you to come with me
next time, Aunt Sally, and We wi. get
wagon loads nom y. NJ. WIER'S,
oecN-ot. 100 Market street.
The daily gazette., 1879-12-26


srsS s ;arlstoeratic a. Chinawoman has ar
| I'd ~, ~ Idaho, accompanied by her son
Hv NV wv hued by Tartar woman. The
Ns,ioaas oas regular features and fair com
hssn = nut the great distinction be-
" d.. ner and her waiting-woman is in
&,D 1e re-. OF her feet, which Is no larger
| |.ln.' muse OF an ordinary four-year-old
| hI ls,, W. W. Corcoran says thai 4 Q
Ehte" n portrait of Washington in Il e
Npir.ih house is only poor copy of the
m n" by Stuart, which is at New
When , New @ Haven Register says that
hlnaa man has Rheumatism in his knees
bio "a, ~ The value of a gate without
The daily gazette., 1879-12-26

SALE OF CHESTER COUNTY REAL Es-
TATE-James Wagonseller, assignee Of
Franz Rex, sold the farm in West Nant-
meal township, containing 60 acres, be.
longing to the assigned estate, for SO 1856.
Mr.. John keenan,, of the same township
was the purchaser.
Benjamin Supplee, administrator of
Martha Mays, deceased, IN West Cain
township, sold on the 10th inst, tarm
belonging to the estate, consisting of 80
acres, for ST 400.
A farm OF 7S acres in Salisbury town.
ship, Lancaster county, about two miles
from Compassvllle, Chester county, be
longing to Il hanan Plank, was sold a
few days ago to Nicholas Reeser for $12O
per acre.
A farm of AZ acres belonging to the es.
tate of John Brlnton, deceased, in New
London township, was sold on Saturday
by ii. NJ Philips, trus'ee, for $3.50. The
pnrcha er was John Quinby, of Concord
Delaware county.
The daily gazette., 1879-12-26
Eastern Shore.

A convention was held at Easton last
Thursday to consider the project OF es-
tablishing one OF more union almshouses
for the Eastern Shore counties. The In
yitation was addressed TO all the eight
counties on the shore south of Cecil but
was responded to by only three-Quetn
Annes, Caroline and Talbot. 1t was de-
clied to memorialize the Legislature on
the subject
The farmers of Wicomico county are
II king about stock law for that coun-
ty something III general effect like what
the farmers in Krnt and Sussex In this
State have talked about for years.
Ceptreville has been having many
many Sunday night burglarles OF late.
The daily gazette., 1879-12-26
resented Uifh Il Pocket Book

At the close of the 5 o'clock prayer
betting at Asbury NJ. +. Church yes'er
by afternoon, very pleasant affair oc
ared. At the close of the playing o.
y hymn, "My Savior, my Almighty
lHerd," by Miss Annie Montgomery
&Orqauisi, the pastor turned to he
~, in bella I Of her many friends IL
u church, presented her with a wei
Atd pocket book. The young lady
" completely surprised, and was un
ft to respond. The henedict'on wa
aa pronounced by Father TAYLOR
Ifr which there was general hand
akinr
The daily gazette., 1879-12-26
Small LOcHLs.

There is beautiful Christmas tree,
and other handsome Christmas decora-
lions at the house of Mrs. Smith at $40
Walnut street,
A very pleasant Christmas entertain.
nent was gwen in Scott NJ. Il. Church
lasi evening, and very largely attended.
II was uhder the supervision of Mr..
Joseph Aldred, the leader of the choir
The Eigemoor Iron Company pro-
pose 10 put their iron foundry into oper
alton and will hereafter manufacture
their own iron. This, they will do iii or
der to secure iron cheaper and OF better
quality. Mr.. Sellers will superintenc
the work.
The daily gazette., 1879-12-26
A INOrOugh DeIalUdredn.

Mr.. James S. Mason, editor and pub
Usher of the Southern Rereilte, Of Polt
Gibson, Mississippi, though he h,s re
sided In the South for forty years, is still
a thorough Delawart an. He says he was
horn in Sussex, reared in Kent, and re-
sided curing the last years of his Della
ware life in Wilmington. His paper
firAly urges Mr.. Bayard's nomination
for the Presidency by the Democracy.
The daily gazette., 1879-12-26

n.culiar feature of yesterday was
nnmber of religious services Church
a.ua.,ominations Wv remarks the N. Y.
" ~ .o,d seem TO have realized that Christ
..,. ha, a legitimate place in She list OF
.. houored by public religious exer-
.,... hi rather odd that the idea
,sn,, have been 80 long in developing,
w., batter late than never.
The daily gazette., 1879-12-26
Important 10 Mothers.

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing syrup is the
onIv thing that mothers can rely upon Tor
thefr children. II corrects acidity OF the
stSuach, cures wind collie, regulates the
b. wells and gives rest, health and comfort,
To- mother and child. During the process
"f teething its value is incalculable. IL
softens The gums, reduces Inflammation
and allays ali pain, thereby giving rest 10
the child and coinfOr TO the mother:-
TWenty-fi i've cents bottle. marlo-iyeoo
The daily gazette., 1879-12-26

as the personal interest of tie neD 10
guafo against such an accident - -
Proach can rest upon the Company %
account OF Its occurrence.
The we'll known policy Of the oMo91
OF this Company in respect to the main
tenance Of the value Of your properly
has been fully carried out during the
past year. The substitution Of Iron
bridges for wooden ones, Of stona ballast
FOR gravel, Of new locomotives Of large
size for old ones of less weight and power,
of steel rails, aud other general improve
ment Of the property has gone sssadily
on, and . large number OF freight 3afD
have been added tO the equipment b.
sides. The cost of such work has either
been charged to Operating Expenses, or
TO net earnings Of previous years, repre-
sented BY the Rene wal Fund.
ADDITIONAL sTATIsrI0s.
Annexed to the report are number Of
tables showing the details of the opera
tions OF the road. One of them 10 com-
Parative table showing ths peach and
berry shipments of the past thirteen
years, a. follows:
Cars Of Cars Of Total
The daily gazette., 1879-12-26
r,s Extdence AccuimuiRtes.

l. Footner. OF Toronto. Ont. certifies
,.., Waruers Safe pills have cured him
| .. bIlousness and sleeplessness. q. A, j.
|n.abois OF Brookville, Canada. certifies
|,n.,,h. safe pills and safe Bitters have
.nrod him of malarisl difficulties con
,,ac,sd I'm Texas. T.. J. Campbell, ofPhll-
I.to,nb,a certities that the Safe Pills and
Ir.s kidney and liver cure have nearly
.ured him Of a bad chronic liver com
.,pt. And like testimonials keep com
decls-2wdaw.
The daily gazette., 1879-12-26
9hs 9aily Gazstts.

rn,sos's SuccEss.-The little village
!, weulo Park, N. j., was Illuminated
\ ~ p,of. Thomas A. Edison's electric
y w., an Thursday evening. Only four
s door lamps were in operation, but
~ o,o,,ric burners to the number OF
|.~au,v.eipht ~" were distributed in d, zen
.os and the new light was pro-
''ncel io"l perfect success.
The daily gazette., 1879-12-26
Personal.

Marion Emerson, formerly Of the
70 Commercial, but now conducting the
S,'nel, at Ansonia, Conn, is spending
s6odays n this city. This morning
dropped down to his old hoTe. in
NNlon, Md. He is looking well, anh
' wrs business quite lively at his Con
NCut home.
The daily gazette., 1879-12-26

Leaving amount 10
credit Of Revenue
accOuntOctOber 81,
Add balance to Gre
ditofrenewal fund 1885 "a
Total surplus.... esse. .oee 80
The earnings, operating expenses, tax :
es and interest, as compared with those
Of 1878, show rs follows, viz:
Passenger receipts were less by J. 80 per Ct
Gross earnings :. :. !.a
Operating expenses e.lo :.
| Taxes lesss o.41
Interest paid Qess interest. receivedl in
The decrease in passenger receipts, as
compared with those of 1878, occurred
during the first nine months of the year,
and the receipts of the last quarter we're
much in excess of those of the same
quarter in 1878.
| The increase in freight receipts was
partly due to increased fruit traffic from
the Delaware railroad, and partly to the
general revival of trade. Much of our
traffic yielded very low rates.
In view of the probable outlay re-
quired for additions and improvements
| Ill loCOS lOt iotl oASC0OtS w ORCA 81
ing expenses, your Directors have sci
aside from the net esrnings Of the past
year, and placed to he credit of the re-
newai fund, the sum of $50, 900.
The iron draw needed to complete ths
change of the Susquehanna bridge from
wood to iron has been contracted for
and will be placed in position probabl,
during this month, or in February.
The net earnings of the Delawar'
railroad were slightly in excess of tn
rental; and this excess was added to tn,
receipSs of this company, in conformit'
with the award of referees set forth ii
our annual report for 1878.
The usual annual deposit OF $1,000
was placed in the care of the trustees U
the Sinking Fund, provided to pay tn
bonds which fall due in the year 1900
In view Of the Inconvenience and los
of time suffered in transferring passen
ger cars through Baltimore by horse
power en- route to and from the Balti
more and Ohio railway station, in Balti
more, an agreement has been made wit
that company, under which the trausfe
is to be made by water between Can
ton and Locust Point, by means of
: ferry boat large enough to take q flu
tram of passenger cars, or twenty-seve
. freight cars. This boat, to be owne
Jointly by the two railroad companies,
on the stocks, and will be ready for us
early next summer. When ready. thi
' boat will not only transfer the passengt
7 cars across Baltimore harbor, but ais
3 the freight cars, which have for som
I, years past been transferred over tn
same route by means of tugs and barge
A ferry wharf on the Company's Ian
at Canton has been contracted for, and
a will probably be- completed before Il
= = ferry-boat is ready.
The operations of the road have bee
free from serious accident, excepting
S one instance. A shifting engine, on
ployed in drilling trairs at Delawa
Junction, was, BY the negligence of Il
= men in charge, brought into violent &C
li,ion with freight cars standing upG
the track, and three men who were {
u the engine were killed. As the mig
was clear, and as it was the duty a. WI
The daily gazette., 1879-12-26
KILLED NEAR CHESTER.

On Wednesday evening colored man
naned Lamb, living near Ridley Park,
was killed near Eddystone above Chester
by the 6:15 train from philadelphia on
the Philadelphia, Wilmington and Balti-
more Railroad. The whole train passed
over his body, mangling IL SO badly that
1t was impossible to move it without
putting in box. He 10 supposed to have
been under the influence of liquor and
lying on the track at the time. He was
about 80 years of age, and leaves q wife
and large family of children. Coroner
Fairbank, Of Chester, was notified and
took charge Of the body and held an
inquest when verdict of death by acci-
dent was renderd.
The daily gazette., 1879-12-26
Tomatoes in December.

Fresh Tomatoes In December are va
riety not genaraIIy in ,ulged in, but sew
eral Christmas dinners in this city were
graced with them yesterday. James
Dougherty, the well known gardener "a,
Eighth and Clayton streets, makes a
specially Of growing tomatoes in his hot
houses, amt raised an unusually fine
crop this winter He Is one of the most
efficient and successful gardeners in this
city, and his flower beds in summer are
a grand sight to see.
The daily gazette., 1879-12-26
MeldL LinHOr SeLlin0.

Aa'shal McMnllin arrested Stockley
sSurls, a day or two ago at Clayton
T. violating the United States revenue
~, spy selling liquor without a govern
~, ,tI license. At hearing before Com
.Ss,ioher n Smith he was committed TO
NlOf a Trial in default of bail.
The daily gazette., 1879-12-26
Christmas 13.aUeL.

Christmas travel over the Delaware
Western Railroad was unusually heavy
this season. On Wednesday the passen
gerreceipts amounted TO about five times
the usual figures.
The daily gazette., 1879-12-26
..-rx Christ mas 10 All.

y,.,,u M. Mullins cigar Store and
chase some Of those rich Havana and
ya,,s also a supply ofhis splendid smok-
Ina and chewing tobaccos. and you cannot
having merry Christmas and hap
Now Year. Remember, No. 400 West
,..o, 24-3t
The daily gazette., 1879-12-26
A Short SesslOu.

vi! Council met in regular session
evening, but owing to 1t being
~s.slias no business was transacted
M Sr passing the pay rolls of the water
yoa aIeei departments. The body then
I,o,h Earned to meet this evening at 7.3o
The daily gazette., 1879-12-26

1t was lady of Philadelphia who up
on asking the price OF a postal card in
qured whether she dould not send an
embroidered valentine instead.
The daily gazette., 1879-12-26
Sale of Lots.

MIR. Samuel Townsend held public
sale of some good building lots,at Town.
send, on Wednesday, which was very
we'll attended. Several Of the lots were
disposed of and brought fair prices.
The daily gazette., 1879-12-26

Russell 4 Spencer have reduced the
price OF DIR Warmers Flexible Hip corset
to 9Oc, Their price always the iowest.2itf
The daily gazette., 1879-12-26

Bry pr. Warmers Flexible Hip Corset
L. pu.,.ll 4 Spencer's. Price voc. Atf
The daily gazette., 1879-12-26
Meetings Tonight.

uls .. n. A.
Co. G, DUPONT Guards.
The Excelsior Democratic Club.
Excelsior Lodge, No. l, X. Of p.
Fairfax Lodge, No. 8. I. o. o. f.
Ee,n Eescue sIS Council, No: 8 Q. U; A; NJ;
washington Council, No. 4, o. u, A. n.
Delaware Tribe, No. l, Imp. o. R. M.
DIED.
GOULD.-On December the 25th Hester
Jane, wife OF Estrange Gould.
The relatives and friends of the family
are respectfully invited to attend the
funeral from her late residence on Satur.
day, 0o-morrow) afternoon at O'Clock.
OGLE.-In this city on the 25th inst,
Laura g. daughter Of Thos. M. Ogle.
The relatives and friends of the family,
are invited to attend her funeral, from
the residence Of her father, No. 702 French
street, on Monday morning, at IL O'Clock.
TO proceed to the Wilmington and Bran
dywfne cemetery.
The daily gazette., 1879-12-26
Cars of Cars Of Tot
Peaches Berries Rover

Totals. AZ. .407.. 1906. y. % SO, 81 .0z
During the year the number Of miles
run BY locomotives was as follows:
p. W. &. B. Del. B. b
Passenger trains.. 1884 .982. :. ..1dD ,l6s
Freight tra,Ds.. .712 .6O6. .. ..234, ,23O
construction trains.. 4S,O61....... 7,6v2
The daily gazette., 1879-12-26

Totals. ........1 $40 ,649.. 400, ,431
or the locomotives, Nos. 2, Q, %, ~,
A, 46, 53, 57 and 65 are classed as "need.
ing repairs" No. 16 as "needing extern
sive repairs" No. 30 as "rearIy worn
OUT" Nos. 80, Al and AZ as "needinR new
boilers" while the remaining locomo-
tives, 62 in number, are in good running
order. The total number Of locomotivcS
owned by the company is 76. The
company also owns 181 passenger cars,
l24S freight cars and 10 miscellaneous
cars, q total of 1444,