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Daily Republican., 1879-11-06
THIRD EDITION..
uK BAYARD'S REUEPTION.
Meeting Of the committee of Ar.
ranx e.neuts Yesterday.

As announced in yesterdays REPUH'
LlcAN the committee appointed ON Tues
day evening to make arrangements Tor
the citizens reception to be teudered to
Thomas +. Bayard on Lis return TO
Wilmington, met yesterday alteruo1h
about five O'Clock, at The Clayton House.
Victor DUPONT, Esq, chairman OF tne
committee presided, and II. c. Conrad
tiiled the Secrttary's chair.
On motion OF Mr.. Washington Jones,
a committee Of five VS. appOihtsd 10
report The various subcommittee necss'
sary to complete tue arrangements.
The following were the members Of the
committee: Messra. Washington Joua',
Levi C. Bird, ESD, Philip QuiRley,
VIM r. Porter and Francis n. Bnck.
Tue committees reported a series oi sub
committees, which were approved, AS
iJllows
Committee on Finance-I.S.M MoEOmb,
Francis n. Buck, T. NJ ogle. PAiiiF
Guigiey, &. S. CapeIle, Vim. Ii. Swift,
James Bradford, IL S, Robinson. The
"a ter ceutl-man is Treasurer, and I'll
funis are TO be deposited with h.u.
Committee on Bands, ProCeg slun Car
r az s, ,tc.--General J. +. Postlss, j.
l.. CARPENTER, Jr., II. b. MoInt.re, 9.
+. Thomas j. w. Hart, c. }. Campbell
Preston Lea, Z. T. Warner, II. L.
-rnrad, l.. L. Springer. Il. a. BertJ'
etse.
Commits on Reception. T. Cause,
Peter N. Brennan, Levi c. Bird, Esq,
Wm, Bush, DR.. J. A. Draper, iienry
G. Banning, Caesar A. Rodney.
Committee on Opera Hous, ard Or
sanizltion OF Meetinc-Nm. Canby,
DR.. L. p. Bush, Washington Jones,
Harry Sharpley, Esq, Robert IL. Tay-
Tor, Daniel Farra, /. c. Gruob, EsQ,
Victor DUPONT, E-q.
COMMITTEES on NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Il. Bates, job II. Jackson, VIM. 7, 'oT-
ter, W. T Croasdale, W. n. Fields,
M.rris Taylor, James W. Ware.
Previous to the report Of the above
committee, !. C. Grub, Esq, offered 4
resolution requesting the people OF the
city and State to participate in the re-
cep ion, either as individuals or AS
s0ciauons. The resolution was adopt
ed, aud considerable debate then en-
sued as to the details OF the reception.
1t was finally decided that the senator
should be met at the depot, on his ar
rival, by tne reception committee, a
b4u1 ot music and all citizens WHO
choose to participate, and escorted
thence to the Opera House, where an
address of welcome will bs made and
responded to ty Senator BayaId. 1t
va, decided to have no fire works 4
the committees expense, but fire works
and illuminations along he route OF tn,
procession, which will be up Market
sire ct, will be in order.
Ii is txpectel that our Military the
Fire Department. and veral clv,l or
CARNATIONS will take p.rt ia tie pro
Cession.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-06
THE DEAD ENGINEER.
Eu3eral of John Gallagher the
Third victim of Saturday Nights
Horror.

The funeral Of John Gallagher, engi,
uaer of shifter No. 6, who was killed in
the wreck Of that engine on Saturday
light last, took place at New Castle yes,
terday. The tuueral was a very large
one, there being present in addition to
the New Castle friends Of the deceased,
large delegations frota the different Or
ganizatious to which he belonged in
this city. These Delegations consisted
Of sixty five members of the Shields
Library Association, about fifty railroad
meu, and delegation of ten from s.
Marys T. A. B. Society Of this city. In
addition to these delega ion OF thirty
i've members Of St Peters Benevolent
Sjcie'y' 0f New Castle also took part.
The ca-krt coLtainirg the remains
was cloth covered, silvrr-mouNted and
lined with satin. hundreds availed
themselves of'hc last opportunity OF
trrrd 10 vieg the remains at the hons.
ana among the iulaeGSr thrOgg
there were many wio droFIed tear o.
sympathy while taking parting io"k
al the nIan who 1iei at Ills post. 1t
1890 O'Clock q. m, the coTt-ge Lett the
house. and proceeded to It. Peters r.
man Catholic church where Solemn r.
Guieiu mass was celebrated lev. Father
Taylo. oiiaiatiHg. The Shield Library
Association and It. Mary's r. a. Is.
Society Of l.t6 city and the Brnev"l'lt
Society Of New CASTE.
Father Taylor delivered an eloquent
aud impsfssiy- sermon dwelling par
ncUlarly Upon the purity ot the life
ami cAGra. ter Of the aI AID pointing
to the large numbsr Of youn; inen as
.erahieG TO pay him this lagG tr.bu,. ~
q practical illustration that Joi!D
Gallagher ii4i eudearet himself to his
associates. As a son whose main object
in lif- ser4nd to b. devoted to caring
for lis aged parents and friend whose
hand va aiNars ready to help his ieL-
.Dw5, tae lie and character o! the dead
presented u picture that was seldom
toaaIlrd ia this world. After the ser
VICES ~ t,le church, the remains were
conveyed to the yard in the rear o the
t.,ii,..- whrg- they W~Te C1LsigLel toI
mother Earth. The fuuera, Is said 20
hays teen one Of the largest that eTtrI
tJOh place in View Ca.tIe.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-06
Su dden Death.

Hannah Murray, wife of Abraham
Murray, $40 East Eleventh street, died
very suddenly on Monday night. Alter
retiring to bed she was attacked with
something like paralytic stroke and
which seemed to choke her. and getting
out of bed, her husband got up and
caught her in his arms. Mrs. Murray
was in the 10th year of her age and
was much respected by all who knew
her. Her husband has always been
one of the leading members of L. Zion
NJ. Il. Church. Her funeral notice will
be found in another column.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-06
LEGAL. NOTICES.

TAMEs II; ELLlCT ct, al. In Chancery
Thomas i. Field and Mar. County In par.
garet M. his wis. tition.
And now to wit: this second day of Septem.
Der, A. d, 1879, itappearing to the ChanceI.
lOr by the affidavit Ot John Pyle, Esg., Sher.
IN OF New astle County, that Thomas Y.
Field and Margaret M. Field, his wife, the
defendants in this cause have no known place
Of abode within this county and c,npOt be
served with process; that they reside in the
city and county Of Philadelphia and State of
Pennsylvania, and no appearance having
been entered for the said Thomas Y. Field
and Margaret M, Field, or either OF them at
II Is theTeupOn on motion OF Edward q. Brad.
ford Jr ESD, Solicitor Tor tho Petitioners
ordered by the Chancellor hat the said Thorn.
as Y. Field and Margaret M. Field do appear
before tho Chancellor at his chambers In
Dover on the thirteenth day OF November, A.
ID. 1879, and show cause II any they have,
why partition Of the premises In the petition
described. should not be made according TO
the prayer thereof, or tn the petition will
be taken "pro con esso' as to the said Thon.
as Y. Field and Marga OF NJ. Field. And
the Register is directed to cause copy OF
this order to be published In tho DAILY RE-
PUBLICAN news paper OF the city of Whining
ton, New Castle County, for the period OF
thirty days next, preceding the said thir-
teenLh day of November, A. ID. 1879.
Attest J. M. HUUSEMAN,
cost Register y. g.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-06
The Late SenatOr Morton.

Saturday was the second anniversary
of the death of Senator Morton, of In.
diana, and the Indianapolis "Journal''
thought the occasion fitting ono to
say something about the progress Of the
Monumental Association towards socur-
ing tie desired object. A considerable
sum OF money has thus far been raised
but not quite enough to warrant the
managers in ordering the statue. The
State will be Immediately divided into
sections, and collectors appointed to
wait on the people, and it is believed
that within short period, with a
united effort, the desired amount will
be obtained.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-06
Carrying the JOk g a Little TOO Far

Paul Mackwortb, reputable citizen
of Cincinnati, Ohio, committed suicide
under singular circumstances on Sun
day evening. lie aud his wife had
besn quarreling, and when she lett the
room he put a rope around his IL, ok
and fastened it to the bed post. 1t is
thought he only intended TO frightan
his wife, but accidentally strangled
himself. His wife found him dead on
her return.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-06
GHERlFF SALE.

BY virtue ola writ Of IcvGrl Faclas to inc
directed will be exposed to Public sale, at
the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL. Sl SHIPLEY ST.,
kept by John j. Dougherty In the City Of
Wilmington, New Castle County, bel, on
TUESDAY,,
THE 22ND DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1919,
At2 o'clock, p. M.
The following described Real Estata, VIZ:
All that certain lot or p ece OF land with a
three story brick dwelling house thereon
erected in the CITY Of Wilmington, Aforesaid
and bounded and described as follows, to wit:
BcginDing ut II point on the westerly side Of
ratnail street between Second and Third
streets, at IL G distance OF % feet inches IRON
the nOrLherly side OF Second street, thence
westerly parallel with Second street 100 feet
to stake, thence aOuthcr!y parallel with Tat
nall street 20 feet inches 10 another staka,
thence easterly parallel vita Sec nd street 81
feet to Il corner, thence sOuthery with Tat.
nall street 10 ieot inches 10 stake, thenee
easterly parallel with Second street IS 'eet to
the aforesaid eide OF Tatnall streetand thence
dong the came norther!y 81 feet to the piece
of beginning, be the contents thereof what
they may. EoCk W.. vol y, pago AZ, &c.
Seized and taken in execution as lie pro.
Deriy OF Joseph Richardson and It., and to
be sold " JOHN PYLE, SEcrih.
Shrrifts Office, Nes Castle, Oct -, 1879.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-06
Army of iho EkeDnhlic.

A meeting will be held on Saturday
evening at Pennsgrove, for the purpose
of organizing Post OF the Grand Army
of the Republic. A large delegation
from Philadelphia, will be present, the
members of the Oldest Post in that city
having agreed TO effect the organiza.
ton. A general Invitation is also tx.
tended to the members of the Post in
Wilmington to participate in the cere-
monies. The steamer "Susie A. Nc
Call" will leave Fourth street wharf at
five o'clock, p. NJ, in order to accom-.
modate visitors, or at a later hour il
desired.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-06
Sad I.O&H.

Mr.. VIM. S. Armour OF this city VI
health compelled him to abandon
profession, that Of printer, and
has been suffering severely from
monary affection for years past,
with a very heavy loss on Sunday
by the death of a fine young mare
which MIR. A. had invested almost
entire savings. Mr.. Armour is an
ergetic industrious young fellow
although his health has been and
very BAD, he last week made an
rangemeut with a baker Of
city to serve bread 10 his
toners, he Mr.. a. furnishing the lt
and wagon. For this purpose
purchased fine young mare for Tl
he paid good price. At the tlu'
the purchase, the animal was u
rentIy sound in every respect, and
Armour congratulated himself tba
was at last in fair way to earn 4
lihood. On Sunday night last LoT1
the animal died from an attack Of \
and the blow has been q very ssa
one to her young owner. Energy,S
as has been displayed by Will An
deserves encouragement, and tbNI
no doubt that If his recent loss VI;
viaed up it would be easier to canl'
hint 10 cur philanthropically iHdH
is sufficient.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-06
PecuIiari'ies OF the OniO Vote.

AT the recent State election, As coun-
ties gave Republican majorities, and DO
Democratic msjorities. Tho county
giving the largest majority for Foster
was Cuy"nogo--5,5JG. Tho next larg
est was Ashtabula-450l3; and the
third, Hamilton-3,46j. The greatest
majority for Ewing was in Butler county
. O7s. Crawford comes next with
$50, and Holmes third with 1901.
Five Republican counties gave MAORI
ties i'll excess Of two thousand twelve,
between one thousapd and two thou
sand. Only one county, Butler, gave
more than two thousand Democratic
majority, and fourteen gave majorlti.s
between one thousand ard two thou
sand. The strength of the Democratic
party was in the rural districts. All
the large cities in the State gave Re
publican majorities. es.-"Columbus Dis
patch.n
Daily Republican., 1879-11-06

Grnce Church Membership Act
\ TIL. membership of the Grace N
church being fully aroused to TIE
cessity of relieving themselves tniI
OF debt, are taking prompt and tI,S
measures to extinguish the SAM,
meeting has been called for III
evening next, at which time the u
expected will be offered Willingly
is expected that the debt will be Y
from the church entirely and d5'i|
ted by voluntary subscription an
the members of the congrtga'@1
They thus become individually
sponsible for its payment. TheH|
bers and friends of the church ara
requested TO be present. Bishops
sOr will be in attendance. The Sla'
to be raised is S66. 200.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-06
Grants Opinion Of CorneIPs EIec.
IlOm,

LoMBARDvILLE, ILL.,, Nov. A dis
patch from the Associated Press office
in Chicago, giving the latest election
returns from New York, was handed
Gen. Grant when he arrived here. He
said he only hoped the later would con-
firm the Indications of Cornell's cleo
tion. eff Cornell is elected" said the
General, ''Tilden will be shelved as
effectually as Thurman now is, ard if
Robinson is reelected, in my opinion
the contest for the Democratic r0mina-
ton will be narrowed down to Tilden
and Thurman"
Daily Republican., 1879-11-06
prppartug for the Fair

The ladies of Grace NJ. u. Church are
actively engaged in preparing for the
usual church fair which is to be held
in the Grand Opera House in the early
part of December. Wednesday of each
week is set apart by them for the hold
ing Of fresids social gatherings at
which articles of needle e-work, are
made.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-06
Found Bead in the Road,

HrDsoN, N. T., Nov. i--TLs body
OF an unknown woman was discovered
last evening about q mile from Catskill,
on the Athens road. She was apparent
ly 45 years old, and was clothed in a
black dress and shawl, gray stockings,
and low slippers. She was quite
tleshy, and had black hair and eyes.
The body was deposited in the vault
at Catskill, and Coroner Dean is inves-
tigaling the mystery.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-06
Il ANDREWS, A AGENT.
GiERIFF"S SALE.

GSliERlfF'S SALE.
By vlrtno Of n writ ofLeyafi Faciaa, 10 me
directed, will ba exposed TO public sale, at tie
hotel Of
JACOB HYATT,
In the village Of Newport, in Christiana lld,
New Castle County, Del, on
TUESDAY, the lltn day OF NOVEMBER,
1879, at IL O'Clock, a. NJ.
The fol owing described real estate, viz:
All that certai . farm tract Oi land stu.
ate in Mil Greek hundred in the county Of
New Ga t Q and State of Delaware, bounded
and described ar follows, to wit; Beginning
at stone in the middle OF the Hockessl0
road, a c0rler iur land sold David Wilson,
thence by a line Of said land which was part
No. Il, Of the Real Estate OF Isaac Dixon, de-
ceased, south S54 degrees. west w " hun
drodLhs to stake, a corner for Thomas Pear
sOn's land thence with line Ui that land
north degrees, west NJ 6 10 perches TO Il
axe, q corner for Wiiiim Pears0n's land.
heacC wiLh line Of said d. north Gj de-
grccE anh 10 minutes, east 10 perches and ~
one hunIrcdihs 10 u stake, corner Tor ,theT
land sold to David vii on p0rt OF the Real
Estate Of Isaac hi ron aforesaid. thence by
the lines dividing that land from the south
degrees east 20 perchcs to stake, thence
north IS degrees east 10 perches and 10 to
stake, thence south degrees east IS perches
and 100 OF a perch to a stake, thence s sulh
90 degrees west 33 perches 10 stalks in the
middle o. the Pe2rso road, thence along tho
middle oft said Rad south " degr ts "a
east u 2-lO pgrches to stake in line OF
Thomas JacksGn's land, thence by that land
south 2 degrees a east 4S l-l0 perches 20 q
stake in the middle OF llOckessin road aforg--
sal and tie ce alo1g tho sane being a line
OF the aforesaid land sCld to David Wilson,
south ~ degrees west "A 10 perchcs to the
place Of beginning, containing within said
bounds nineiy.sGvcn acres and l0rty-tUur
perChss Oi md, he the same more or less with
Il large stone house and large barn and other
Uutbuildlngs thereon erected.
Seize and taken in execution as tho prop.
Grty Of Isaac T. Chamberlin AMI Elizabeth
T., his wife and tCrre tenant'. and TO be sold
by JOHN PYLE, Sheriff.
Sheriil's lMcc, New Castle, October I'D,
1879. 10.25-eoGts.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-06
nl,nC NiNn'. .seMeit.

The schooner "George W. Jswett, "
from Portland, Me-, with a load # ice
consigned to ;be Wil,ni~p ton lc. and
Coal Company. vas uuab t. 20 Effect =
landing al Jha wharf here on account
If the unusually low water il the Coris-
tjana, ant was compoird 10 proceed -
Philadelphia, hence tn .oa vas 5hiT
nmi " car.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-06
'ssVpf uEHlAr Alarm,

TIE burglar alarm OF Granville WoF-
relts Store, Masouio temple which
succeeded i'll getting EZEKIEL Fisher,
Mr. Riley and several others in trouble
last week, is apparently not satisfied
wl.n the mischief 1t then kicked up
but was at II again last night, about
$50 O'clock. No cause tor its ringing
Onld be ascertained, and diligenL
search faii. 10 find the burglar tuat
ont ought 20 have beel. there.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-06
ttPElsfs..

Mrs. f. Lowery will deliver her
hiahly interesting lecture, entitled
soar girls and. boys" in Mt. Salem
ii. /. Cauroh, this evening. All the
citizens residing in the vicinity should
@ aAi hear her, "3 they would thus
beIp along a good cause, and at the
same tim ue proited by useful intor'
nation
Daily Republican., 1879-11-06
The Ex-Empresx Eugene

rises late, and spends the time from
10 A. NJ. to noon sitting silently on a
bench in the garden, and after break.
fast, drives out till four O'Clock, when
she returns to dine in her own room.
She read. nothing and writes very lit
tie, passing her whole time in melan-
choly thought. Her face is pala as
marble, her eyes are sunken, and her
features are very sharp, but she is
able at least to sleep without the use
OF ch'Oral.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-06
heatberf0r EUrODe.

c. d J. Pyle, morocco manufacturers OF
this city, shipped to London, England,
five boxes of patent leather OF their
manufacture, by the steamer Ohio yes
terday afternoon. This ffm have an
extensive European trade in this line
Of goods and their Success over foreign
competition attests the excellence of the
article manufactured by them,
Daily Republican., 1879-11-06

There was a b'g funeral up in Naw
York Oh Tuesday, a Presidential can
dIate ana candidate for Governor
wele buried in one grave. John Kelly
was the principal pall-bearer. The
undertaken was Alonza Cornell. No
mourueis. No cards.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-06
The Whole Story

From to-day's Philadelphia Timei
Nearly or qsits one-third Of the
voters of the State won't take the
trouble to vote, and the Republican
tickets will be elected simply because
the general political inclination of a
majority of the people who vote to day
WILDE in favor of that party. That's the
whole story.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-06
sheriff Sales.

Sherid Pyle sold on Monday ,,st, a.
Delaware Ci,y, the farm OF Mr5.AlTichs,
5ituatei il Red Lion Hundred, contain
ing 20J acre, to James 4. MeEarlin, for
$4,000.
On Tuesday lie sold the property Of
John VIII. lock, situated IN Middle
town, to John Rodney, Esq, for $500.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-06
Rtlt.iDIls.

All clriatians, with their rc,ends, are
ordially invited to attend t every
ay prayer nesting, at St. p il s NJ.
V. Church. Persons passing by are re-
quested to step in for few minutes.
Extra services every evening.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-06
A Grant ktGaNl.

CHICAGO, Nov At ia stated that
General Sherman has written 10 . mill
tary friend in this city that General
Grant has an important message to de-
liver to the people of the United States,
which he will first give to them when
hereaGhes this city.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-06
when will II Stop?
From the to.day's Philadelphia Record.

From the to. days Philadelphia Record.
In 1876 in the face of ia Presidential
election, the Democracy elected Sheriff
Wright by 1894 majority. In the
spring of 1877 Caven was defeated by
only 2,S6G. In the fall of 1877 the
Democratic State and City ticket was
elected. In all these years Randall,
Vaux and company were at the rear.
This year they came to the front, and
the Lord only knows where the Repub
lican majority will stop. Carry the
news 10 Barr.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-06
GtnrSntY Gb.Ni@h,.

Rev. Jos"Phus GneyDey as annonncad
wiLi delive 3D., tllird lecture 1t the
Hall of the M,'al Suasion Association
tais evening, .he subject being "The
Stone at lie C'y"." No charge for ad-
mission is made aud iull house should
greet this really eloquent divine.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-06
Police Court Returns.

A unanimous drunk, covered the
list at Police Court this morning, who
upon payment of fifty cents and costs,
the party interested will again be privi-
legged to stand under the cerulean arch
and cuss.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-06
important 10 Mothers.

MS. Wtnsow's Soothing syrup Is the only
think that mothers can rciy upon for their
c iidren. 1t COriGcts acidity Of The stomach,
cu cs wind cO.ic, regulates the bowels nd
gives rest, health AMI comfort to mo her and
Gh Id. During the process OF t0ething its value
is inUalcuiab.e. II so tens the gums, reduces
iHtamm3'iOD and nllays al pain, thereby
giving rest to the child and comfort to the
mother. "wanty five cents a bottle.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-06
Robbery by Masked BurgI

MIDDLETowN, N. Y, Nov. =
house of Sanford Hough, q fafH'
comfortable circumstances, li'V
the Glove, Vantage Township, j
Co., N. j., was entered by three r'
burglars, who bound a hired m''
girl and covered the other inmate,
revolvers, while they robbed Mr. Il
of S275. The three men were aFI
at Deckertown last night, but O
them escaped by the free use Of b
volver. Tue two others, identl'I'
Mr.. Hough as the masked men
house, after a hearing, we're cont.
to the Newton Jail. On their p'
were found $50 in money, keys
burglars property. they gave
names as William FredericS'
George Johnson.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-06

VIOLIN TAT1G 1T BY A THOROUGH
V ly competent teacher at 40 cents per les
son. Vocal music In classes or private les.
sOns Reference Rov. T.. Gardiner I.ttell,
Tatnall street, and Pancoast Allen, Masonic
Temple. THOS. d. dAMBRlLL,
l0-1S-3ma 1904 Market Street.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-06
Flow to Get sick.

E7!cs2 yourself day ard night, elt too
much without exercise; WORK too hard with
out rust: dUct,f al TIC time; take all the
vile u0,trIm1 ADVERTISED aLd trcn you VIII
wabt 10 RAO%
HOW TO GET WELL.
which i3 AZ sWe.ed in three wOrds-taiIe Hop
Elt.u.s. see auUthef column.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-06
4 GSFI,

70 ali w!1 aio suffering rom TIC c.ror2 ans
'n,!tcIttiO.s OF yOAtH, nervous weakness.
c"'.y deCGy, !uas ol inalEg1u, etc., will seul
D lCclba thdt vii euro yGU tEGE Vi
UdAEGE. ThiB gyca1 remedy wls dscoy
eroi 10y am" sionary IL south America. Send
d Gr,t-GG4IU cd Ell !o.Op2 to tic REV. JOsEPa
II AnAY. Station u. Ec9 York City.