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New-York tribune., 1879-12-20
MYTH CONGBESS-IID SESSION.

REGULAR REPORT OF PROCEEDINGS
SHORT SESSION IN THr sENATE-THE EXODUS coM-
MIrTEE ArPoINTED-TaE REVISED RUINS PRE-
sFNTED IN THE HousE-sELEcT COMMITTEES N-
POINTED-ADJnURNMgNT OF BOTH HOUSES
UNTIL JANUARY 9. 1850.
SENATE. WASH GToN. Dec. 10 lSIo.
After the reading of the journal OF yesier-
DAYS proceedings. Mr.. THURMAN tpcm.. ohiol rose
and saa that there vas evidently no quorum present
and no probability that one would be obtained He
therefore moved 10 adjourn but aftervaid "l'hdro"
hs motion 20 allow the following business TO be trans
acted
MI BUTLER Dem. 5. c. introduced bill TO au-
ori1c the United to secure title TO certain NIL
i.rv and timber reservations Referred to the Commit
a. Mill AIRY Affair. 80, ..h
Mr. MORRILL, tRep Vt) offered resolution. wnish
was adopted. ius ructing the Committee on fuphc
Buildings and Grounds 10 inquire as 10 the necessity o.
snargng the the scutn side OF the pniulng io
the Bureau OF En- craving aud Printing aud the prooa
ble cost thereof ,..
The VICEPREsIDENT appointed Messrs. Noorhees
Olem Iad). Vance Dem, n. C Pendet0n tDeni.' Ol
WINDOW (Rer. Mimi. and Bell tkep., N HI, rs me
committee tO Investigate the causes Of nego emigration
Southern fp Northern sta ics.
Mr. THURMAN rene wed hrs motion 10 aulolnn, anu
ut l2:2O =. NJ the senate adjourned until iuesuS'
Ian Al
New-York tribune., 1879-12-20
r;ilE COURTS
SENT no PRISON FOR TEN rr3nss
RESULT OF rIIE TRIAL OF KrII.v. INF uA'HArl'
UrsI. fupBYT.,


RESULT OF THE TRIAL OF KgII.y. INF uAiEArlA''
BHIK IunBgE:.
Tho attempt TO prove M alibi for Wilhelm
Ksly on tria, for the Manhattan Bank rooDcry' WAS
contind Yesterday m Court OF Oyer and Termner'
Tho character of Tie trial called into the courtroom
ereat crowd OF rufans whom the court officers hau i-
fculty m controlling Justice Daniels was obliged 10
threaten TO have cleared If the applause Neh
was given at some testimony repeated
Richard Hamhlin Peter McClOskey. Thomas conner
and others testified they we're with Kelly unii
o'clock on tho morning of the robbery or else had seen
him about = o'clock in the morning Mrs. CaihnIlne
notb sister of Kelly testified that her brother came
home obou 3 O'clock IN the morning ann rhe got up 20
et him IN. Iio complained OF cramps, ana siss
made him some ginger tea. He was sun IN p,u ,,
AZ : o'clock. James COrcOran barktepci At floVu :
sfore tested that Kelly ordinarily ON dufy a. par
tender al night but the night OF ic repoeiS nD
now dead, told the witnese 10 GIVE Z" n man naneu
RYAN when he called package OF money whlch ne put
drawer; but he did not know tue syhh 10 VIM"
he to give II. . A.
william A. Beach sumed M for the prisoner ana AS
estant ID striciAttIney Russell for the prosecuton
over he most material evidence. anG Defined the dcgr'e
of crime which the verdict might cover Jhe Jurors
were out about three hours. Their yerdct was butslhY
IN the second degree Justice Daniels sald that ne
saw no reason the for mitigating the fnli pen
llty OF the law when was fixed many years ago when
such burglafios were uncommon and the amount OF
proncrtv stolen was SMALL lie therefore seDteGced tue
state Prison Kelly received the sentence Without
fiurhiuC
New-York tribune., 1879-12-20
AN ITALIAN PADRoNE CONVICTED.

Antonio Giovanni Ancarola, the Italian pa
drone. was yesterday convicted in the United states
Circuit Court OF having nvegled and kidnapped 10 TINS
country boys from Italy for the purpose OF MAKING
them beg In this country This Is the first conviction
that has been secured under the of 1874 which
made the offence IA felony IL put In evidence that
the children brought here their own consent
and on a with their parents. They were TO
serve for years musicians and TO be cared for
and clothed the prisoner lie TO have atheif earnings
during that period.
The Government put in evidence the law OF Italy.
which expressly provides against such contracts. In
his charge Judge Benedict SAID that notwit
standing the contract with the parents and edIeh
consent 10 come, the taking them from Italy was Vio
atIon the law OF that country and was inyelgeent
within the meaning the law OF this country The ps
Oper Il liable to imprisonment for five years and nne
of So 600 or "a much less both OF fine and inprisOn-
men as the Court may direct The case Is 10 DC ap-
leI
New-York tribune., 1879-12-20
NAVY ORDERS.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 19.-Lieutenant George
f. Idle has ordered to the Alliance Us Executive.
Lieutenant CHARLES r. Perkins Master Milton II.
schweDk Midshipmen Horatio Harrison. Frank H. Case
o. @. Dodge and Albert W. Grant, Assistant Engineer
Fry aud Passed Assistant Paymasier George L. Bangh
man have been ordered to the Alliance. Lieutenants
Green, Mason and Head Masters Downes and Banter,
Ensigns Coltman and Veeder, Chief Engineer Ayrcs.
Passed Assistant Engineer Corre and Cadet Engiueer
Cooley have been detached from the Alliance and placed
on waiting orders Lieutenant Royal B. Bradford is de-
taehed from the Alliance and ordered the Torpedo
siation Lieutenant Clifford H. West Is detached from
the New-York Aavy Yard aud ordered 10 the Alliance
Master Augcr is detached from the Nautical Almanac
and ordered 10 the Alliance Passed Assistant Engineer
Burnap detached from special duty and ordered TO the
Alliance Passed Assistant Engineer Jefferson Brown ID
detached from Experimental Board ana grdered
the Alliance. Passed Assistant PAymastor Charles H.
settle accounts.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-20
CONTRIBUTIONS.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1S.-The Senate, in ex-
ecnt,ve session to-day confirmed following nomina-
tons:
James b. sener Virginia be CefJustce OF Wyoming
Territory. 49, -. @ -, -.
Agency in the Iudian Territory.
Second J. NJ Snm 10 be First Lieutenant In
tle Revenue Service Of the United states.
Send Lieutenant W. c. HaTIng 10 be First Lieutenant IN
the eyeuue Service OF the United States
rs Lieutenant Louis ~ Stoddrr TO be Captain Ill the Rev
enuc Marine service OF the United states
Iirst Lieutenant L. Hooper 10 be captain In the Revenue
Marue Service OF the Cnted states
Kinsey al Hsrbor Iowa; James IL. Morris at Lchhed.
MINI T. WOrhington, at sterling Ill; Francis W.1horne,
al Rtckcttvic Texas; James w. Ward al Corpus Cb.ft
New-York tribune., 1879-12-20
THE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS EXPLANATION.

In regard to the suits brought by the At-
torney General o. the State against the Brooklyn Ee-
waited Railroad Company, the disconunuance of which
was reported yesterday Mr.. schoonmaker has written
n statement of his connection with the proceedings
He says that these actions authorized under a
total misrepresentation and without the precaution he
had usually exercised in such cases The pressure OF
other .ngacemens az the time OF the application pre-
vented the scrutiny which ought 10 he gwen 10 prevent
nropr limits The application the Court for leave
sue was also made ex parte which was not according to
his intention Both authorization and the leave t.
sue were therefore merely pro forma and without full
aud careful consideration any opportunity ON the
mart Of he defendant D be heard
New-York tribune., 1879-12-20
cALENDARs FoR MONDAY.

txITEp STATS bIsuncT CorET-IS ApMlRALTi-choa j.
No .iO-k n .racudi agf. g. Mapes No IL Coinnr
agt J. sculy No 5i-c Grum ael w y. ran ri@-' W w
O7-J O. IN sycir steamship ilindOo; NO lyl-D W
ManwarIng arf lar Carrie Dciap 80 f5O-W a. Pas
cal agt. schooner b. tiilkey: No l5l - toH,ah ~,
etcamtug D. 4 Packer. No. 12S-I DufN aet T. H. Nii-
ians; No lO5l Farvcii agi steamboat J. IL Starn ~ o
Il5-ii A. rhorndl ste mbnat J. H. ~tafn 40 10
W. A. Duel ag Steamboat Niagafa; NO lOl-G Mato nR
steam ug A. b. Preston No 26-r cigan agt steamship
Crescent CITY, No lGp- j. Casey agi brig Nle: No lbl
w. Andus agi steamboat Saritera; No ll1-B Grams "g
Penny ct al. 29-P. J. Wills agt steamship tliy Ol
Ausn; No l35-MiddescK Quarry Company ag schooner
A. Mason; No. LII, II. Powell ct a. agt steamboat " IL
lie; 1s5-M. White act seamtug Lavcrgue NO lfS-
NJ. Henderson ari. steamship otheio No l2l-P J. "
tur Joseph sicsneyi No l3g-H ). Newton ct a. @ sst
schooner Doodle No iii-J smith agi 10000 feei
OF lumber; No. 225 T.. r. Lowe ag canaiboat l. d.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-20

:, a;s. t,e event, vooiev aef. Motion denied
,s.tn ii ss ne p,v aei Hc,a Preutiss ags Levy
Ssi.fion grsnied bare azt swar:Motion grant ke,
ossv ug ktur-Io0u denied without COSTS simpson w.
Dlkflnar.- Mf.on rIanied. Nr'.rr at .ec-. DO. @ ..
efsued ,,re. Z snIna; ION dismissed Lamb net tIon
ifesiofnu den I'd VIII Gusts 10 abd. lhc event, aiit
zee art Dciup-cr C rfn-si"i "t lerr- l'e W..
aiowHnc, allowed ,,.,... ,-....,
walker. Morris aft Coop iilrn lt ii'n
Constable ngi GcssOr Frcil agt IiuaX kayn"f hgi b's
fuss--Ofcer signed and ficd ,.-,....
7riai Tern Tau T-By Judge McAdam.-lsp-, nhaun
agf Abric; Winthrop sgi Luocri Hairett aft.
Haab agt Pitc nry Hanres-J Judgment hel'
Ieurs n Proceedings dismissed
New-York tribune., 1879-12-20
NOMINATIONS.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1S.-The President to-
day sent the following nominations to the Senate:
Colen c. Williams to he United states Consul at Swaow,
China.
shackman OF Pennsy, ania to be United States
COnsui at Chent.
Penn Lawson Reno OwensborOugh, NV. David X. NOyes.
Bar boo WIS Robert H. Johnson Wausau, WIS., David Il.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-20
FOUNDING 4 REPUBLIc1Y JOURNAL.

NEw-ORLEANs, Dec. ia number OF
prominent Republicans have formed company 10 pub
lish Journal to be called The NeOyieans Ledger The
nrst number il to be issned January g. Ex-Governor
Michael Hahn elected president OF the Board OF d.
rectors and EditOr-inCaief.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-20

Ing 70 RECOMMEND an additional approximation not 70
exceed $5OGO0 tbe purchase ci tins Monunenthi
Snuafc site IN the City OF Baltimore niovided hi al
city shall lye that portion Of the sqnArc nov owner Nv
IT. The c0nmeee lso agreed 90 report iaNvrnuiy IN m
gpprortia ion Of S750COO FOR luplc buiiuihS NJ
Ptisbarg. Penn and S15OOG0 for ihe extension ahp
enlargement OF the luhiic buildings NJ 'ic'e'"u"'
New-York tribune., 1879-12-20
SAVINGS BANK TRIAL IN JERSEY CITY.
District Attorney McGill, of Hudson County

made his closing argument yesterday III the iia Of the
indicted officers and directors OF the suspended Mechan
les and IabOrers' Savings Bank at jersey CITY, In MS
address MT McGill claimed that IL had been fully
proyed that the defendants had known OF Mr. Haards
11ismaua cement and that they bad cOnspircd TO de-
fraud the depOsitOrs by concean tue insolvency vi TUG
institutions.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-20
Barkrnpt Notlres.

NOTICE.-In the DISTRICT COURT of the
~ UNITED STAT FOR TIRE EAST RN DISTRICT
or PENNsiLNANIA:-In the matter Of JOSEPH SOLO.
MON bankrupt bankruptcy. No 2252.Notce II hereby
given That the said bankrupt having filed petition for
discharge his debts the acts Con.
Is ordered by The Hon William Butler Judge Of the ss
DECEMBER, 1879, al 10 O'Clock a. before William 4.
Doster esq his office Bethlehem, OrthamptOn County
Penn and where the examination said bankrupt Will
be finished.
II s ordered That hearing upon said petition and
certificate be had WEDNESDAY the Ith day Of JAN L.
AIRY 1880, before the said Court az Philadelphia VI 10
O'clock o. m and where all creditors Other persons
may appear ana show cause n they by
the prayers said petition shculd not he granted
Witness tho Honorable William Butler. Jud go of
H. 81 the said Court the l7th day Of November, a. ID.
1879.
Attest: FRANCIS SQUIRE. Jr. Pro Clerk.
W. l.. DOSTER Register lD6law3wl
New-York tribune., 1879-12-20
COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY Dec. 19.-ln the Court OF Appeals
todav-present the Hon. Sanford i. Church. ChrfJus-
tice and associates-ihe following decisions were
handed down:
scatterwood agi Wood Burkit act Harpcr Judgment az
fune with COSTS The people. rel AbIam T. Day agt
Walter : Livingston; Judgment reserved and new irsl
granted abide In the matter OF the people Dy
The Atturney General agt the Security Life Insurance Com
pany-appeal dismissed with costs In the matter OF Auc-
nufy others-apeal dismissed with costs In
the Auchuty to abide event ami without costs IN TINS
either party on the other appeals MhrNh aRI mar
win motion denied with $40 costs
The following business was transacted:
No 149--Annie r. Cnrnan appellant, agt The Mayor
of respondents argued by VIII.
Tor appellant and Dean for Respondents No l52-Ben
iamln Detz appeant John 4. Parish respondent
ued by Sanders and Samuel Hard for appellant and
~ Macfarland, respondent NO lOI-ThoulpsOn smith
ana others respondents. agt John NJ falconer tpeaded
etc. appellant; submitted No lO3-WiihAnl d. Cole ann
aunthei apppans agt William Gauslay and another,
sponients submitted. No. 15tThe Irving Nat ona Bank
appellants tied. No 155ihe Mutual Lille insurance
Company OF New York, respondent aeI Oanhia huh''
Procamatioi made and court adjourned sine die.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-20
Sitnailons Uanico-ma!es


A FRENCHMAN. who speaks German and
~ English perfectly. wishes situation 10 any capacity
penman accountant willing work and ma Ike HIM
self generally useful in any capacity. Address A L. 2Oj
West 2nth-st
DOOKKEEPER Of ability and fine expert
ID ience present with large manufacturing concern
for salary nodorate highest III T
ences. Address g., Post Office Box LOB
CQACHMAN.-A young man of twenty years
- experience des a situation cOacman IN OF out OF
The otv best city references call or address ~ F. no
west ;7r-sL
COACHMAN.-A situation by young man
~ coacman ana groom perfect horseman good Iele
renee. NJ. NJ, Is East 27tisi, har4ess shop
NOACHMAN and GROOM.-By n reliable
~ seochman understands care oi horse carriages har-
good county driver; tend furnace aud make
hims II references from last employer
the cOnnrv Address r. c.. Box o. lIOunc
Uptown Office. LBS Broadway
COACHMAN.-Wante n situation by a first
- class cOacman understands his business thoroughly;
steady sober and reliable: good city and country driver
the countfy Ject Address j. a
DEAN. preseut employer, II Waye1lyplaoe
yyrAITER-A first-class colored waiter wants
w ton: city country; understands his duties
thoroughly and VIII make himself generally useful
ceptOnabe city references Gail or address 3l4 W. lbths
New-York tribune., 1879-12-20
REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoEK. Friday. Dec. 10, 1873
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS..
.yopK


Eldridge-st A. 225 II Of Grandsi. 25x876 W L ooo
Livingston, referee. 70 John randall .$io'oVV
Delaney 81. 70 " Of Pitis s5x'5i Auer N ooo
uearSsi SrSs ,e,'s sS . IT Of seamScs 2ix-
Mo1asvs o2 S9f apS wife 10 Ellen shsTkev 5000
AVE. - IL b3na 9i iS,h, 81 raTnpd 0OOO
SAM STSpe hdwara Ecker anu 10000
Broo@s. eci :: E::sKs, 92R'0i John
same properly barbara sgrist Administrative. etc,
BlesstcTSS ssSSp s.'1 II Stlayc 25Ii25
same sO' property: Hcnrs " Meyer 10 Ernestine
lstsys y ~ " tna,er COT dust 'oA''' '''" 1900
2aIST, ave asS 4 NC nyI 10 Ewile GsSan $1,000
AVeA ass 1VI d5tnst from AfeX to Harlem River
x; also lana under water of Harlem River
t% wort@aSn iS1lS no gSa Vile 10 A6aham Hcer 1872
ls1s, swan - g and S vile 10 samuel II Murd 10000
'Cihs oSs NO o. Issl Roo eau''ou's l. $4,000
ot9s :; ;,s.ieren TO EdwaTd Trc~enfed 10000
lo5tn,sI n - ,5s SS t ~ 90 90 sara Peron 1900
2ill,sI s. 200 II sd.ayc iOsx OOli Hannah
ll2thsi. i 50 8 SSo4 t Of Sdave I9sxioOil; liam
l2AGs, 80 William O II BrSwng 225OO
(westery half Martin singer TO Johan Bachmah Os4
RECORDED LEASE.
Mitchell John C TO John Gueciordi basement OF No ,o
IL Park row. years, at annual rent of...--- SoOO
sECOKDfJ motI,tA iE-
hOrTaan, aa y rsa4 TO Cooke COZ anu $1,000
Braa,sy7 e 7Tbiave. a We q 5000
BroN GnS It morirares % year. total -. 495oo
cousT as @"S cor ioiVe and sistsI = years $500
EOer sP1efesr: sI:, 'SS anu 2OoO
Ecker e. I1.ei ana S'ss ar 49,. $500
,,rTs oi ! II TO- cahman 1sthst Of shave
Kehce. D TO susan Alvord Lawrencc-st near -oo
BloOmngdale Road, > years z'OOO
Keller NJ wife To 5 g Taylor s7othSLw oil I'd ,oo
roeaier aud wife to g Figuira n ist-ave
same to Mary stone property. mortgages ooo
month"; no Wsm ao Stone same property, months " 400o
same Roehlisbereer & Gerber W C0rtlandtaTe . -o
and 81 MStis and yn1sban 10 : Constant '''O
IIUihst e of Lexingtonave mortgages, mos - ooo
peiy Anne Z and other. 10 sherIoh and another
i'eS iagsi ndre a OF stanton st. 3 wears lDUv
Rosrnfeld : and wife TO Pauna A Morgan, of 49,
istst. g Of ,dave. years 'hO"O
h"q%f s.ha1e asG mortgages Years $4,000
snAaSs and isoIh,st moaths 1000
same 70 p A davenport. e Mortave. sOi l5oths6 o
sa'st ~ 3 years eiTs'S 1iOli'' GOOO
stamford Margaret to George Carter. guardian.eic.
cor and 2d-ave. -: 2,OOO
stuart a. " lI,s 70 1000
Ifesty: Of Madison M ave demand, .... 5,76i
LIjOKDED ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Coudert. Charles. jr 10 J Lord trustee etc $1,000
scSUeE Mary rt 10 Nissan 1000
StIiy yesan II and another executors, to X stuvve
SAINT
New-York tribune., 1879-12-20
/" Nv Mife.' remark

My wife, remarked prominent manu
facturer never attends auctions She went once ,no
seeing friend nj the opposite side OF the room nodded
politely wbereupon the aucionccr knocked down pat
ent cradle and asked her where she wished u deh'
ered."-lIartt0rI Post.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-20

rTO THE PUBLIC.
Il BOXERS BITTERS.
BEWARE OF COUNTEKFEITS AND INVITATIONS
In with desire frequently expressed both
the United and abroad these BteTs long and
their nneness cordial their
medicinal virtues all diseases Of Arising from the
digestive 1ans will henccfoth be sold not only
In quart. but - - .-.
ALSO IN PINT BOTTLES,
medicinal family. travelling and other purposes To be
had at all the principal druggists grocers merchants
&C l.. FUNKE. Jrs Sole Agent, New-Y0Ik. as Johnst.
Office l,U29
New-York tribune., 1879-12-20
Religious Notices.


The Rev A. Hadgnan, OF the 1T Louis Presbytery.
congregation requiring occasional
plies. Andtcss "a Hcst 2ith-st., ew-lork.
The Rev. A. rs. Simpson. Pastor will preach In THIR-
TkENTM STREET rhEsBlIERIAN GU kCh. between
9th T avcs, TOMORROW Morning at 1890: evening
a 7.3O sabbath school at 2.3O strangers welcome.
The Rev a. ID Bevam, ID. ID will deliver address
iroadway, SABBATH EVENING AT Z: 80 O'clock subject
"The Present Dnty OF the Young Citzen" All invited
The Rev DIR. Ryinnce, ST. Marks Church, 2dave and
1Oth.st. TAO mM0rnng subject, Historic Tes-
tinnny Chnst Christianity" The Rev. DR.. WESTON
win ~ each IN the evening
The Rev. DR. Cotton smith viii lecture ON SUNDAY.
December 2l thuich ~ the Ascension. at u.
'rhe of Revelation and the Books of the Old Testa
ment'
The Rev. John w Chadwick Minister Of the New
Socit Bro0kn OF Clinton Congress-
ts.,wliI preact rO-MOKROW MORNING at IL o'olock.
Subject The Dream of Jesus;" Christmas sermon. No
evening service.
University Place Presbyterian Chyuch-Rey LEVEL
LYN PRATT. D., OF Wixmstown Asss, VIII preach
MORROW The morning service ~ IL o'clock. and afternoon
service at $50 o'clock
VIM Massn Evass Heddins Church, l7th.st. East
Gospel Temperance Service M SUNDAY, and elesing
meeting 746 subject The Three streams" EU0kNE
CNDkRHiLi secretary.
The daily gazette., 1879-06-24
How She Was Cured

Recently an up town doctor was much
bothered by the repeated visits of an old
colored woman, who imagined she had
frogs and lizards in her stomach, and
came to h IN for relief. The harmless
medicines with which he dosed her failed
to relieve her diseased imagination, and
so he determined to try what effect the
sight of his Instruments would have up
on his peculiar patient. Accordingly the
last time she called and complained that
she felt the reptiles crawling up in her
throat, he took down his case Of instru-
meLts and drawing ont formidable
looking scalpe', announced his intention
of cutting hole in her breast and re-
moving the cause of trouble forthwith.
The old woman gazed with dilated eyes
upon tue elistening kuife, and simply
exclaiming, "Oh Lawd," she rushed from
the office and down the street, repeating
her emphatic ejaculation at every step,
She has not been to the Office since, and
it IS supposed lhe mere thought of bel ig
cut open eiiec. ually drove the frogs ant
lizards from their unnatural resting
place in her body.
The daily gazette., 1879-06-24
THE MOVING.

The clock has struck six,
And the m orning Is fair, ,ovlis sibi
While the east In re d splendor is blowing
There,s dew on the grass, and q song ID
Let us up and be Off to the moving.
Wouldst know why walt ~ .od,
Ere the sunlight has crept
Ger the The fields where the daisies are irow-l
Why all eli n,sns .sa, rve kept my own vlslls,.
IT'S to-day is the day of the moving. ~.
This day and this hour .,i,l,--..,
Maud has promised to tell
What the blush on her cheek was half
1fshe !, waits ait, at the lane, I'm to Know ali
ing. .sf . ,-1i--N'i- s's,l
Maud's mother has said, '7s'-iail
And Ill never deny, yrleDs,
That girls heart there can be no knowing
Oh. care not 10 live, and rather would
p. aie, .".s. % disl
II Maud does not come to the moving,
What is 1t 1 seef a adj Ia s,e.
IT'S q sheen of brown hair
In the lane where the peoples are blow
Thank God! 1t is Maud -rshe is waiting z
And thsre'li he good time at the NOV
ing.
Six years have passed by,
And 1 freely declare ifii,y ,tW'in
That nave scarcely noticed their going :
Sweet Maud is my wife, with her sheen 81
brown hair, ~ Ha .f8iHl tx91 a,t1r
And we had good time at the moving
The daily gazette., 1879-06-24

Suggestion is privilege all can make
use Of, and we would suggest to the my
riads of sufferers from bilious fever,
fever and ague, indigestion, etc. to use
DR.. Bulls Baltimore pills, whose cura-
tive power over these diseases is CRATE
fully appreciated by thousands. Pri ,1
| 25 cents.
The daily gazette., 1879-06-24

City Council.
ADJOURNED MEETING LAST EVENING
TIE TAX RATE S1.l5 ON THE ONE

ADJOURNED MEETING LAST EVENING
TIE TAX RATE Sl.l5 ON THE ONE
HukDRED-C0MMIssI RECEIVED.
The City Council held an adjourned
meeting last evening, for the purpose of
considering the report of the Finance
y 'mmittee which was submitted to
Council on last thursday evening.
WILMINGTON. June 10. 1879.
10 the President and members of City
Council.
GENTLEMEN:-Your Finance Com
mittee respectfully submit the following
report for your appro batiOn:
The total amount of
money appropriated
ami required for the
year 1879 is, S34g. .327. SO
The estimated reve-
nue. including horse
taxes is, 90, ,361 90
The revenue deduct
ell from the total,
wi willeave the amount
necessary to be rals-
Ell by taxati IN, 254 ,456 SO
or this amount there
will be required for
city purposes, 199,O56.86
One for school pur-
poses. $4,000
The daily gazette., 1879-06-24
shipment Of Cars

Six more new cars for the Long Is
land railway were shipped yesterday by
the Jackson & Sharp Company.
The daily gazette., 1879-06-24
Good CrOv,s.

The strawberry crop Of Wicomico
county, Nd, the present season is estima-
ted at $49,OOO, while other berries, pot a.
toes, beans, peas cherries, &C., is estima-
ted at $2l ,OoO.-making a total OF $7O,-
600. N io To''arff s. a,ili Va III -
The daily gazette., 1879-06-24
saILROADS'

.,,A WILMlNdTON q
LADEsi5a,RE RAIL ROAD.
Jun June Wilmington Y as follows
'.,.,n,. and Intermssds,sste. y. !. st.''G2e' 80, sS
'as s,S' 70 80 a. m' 1'"'
Express, 800; s;s;; q 3, ~ % o. IA a mn M
sieip%n,SSs nav YORK. 2 81. 7 oo'io'''
30, s's, s,,s p M mIintermedia'e sfati'n''
.. t',sgs' 0s Kay ta. Line, 1903, p m: q q,
ilmore anu ,a Warrington, 1921. 2l'.r. %
lin9'I, ,oi' 51S, 70S p. m. .uo,ar
Us, lVsi ware Division. leave ioE
lnI 70, on e si5, a. m. i.06, 30 p:.. PHI:
CaslK' onJ J intermediate btatioss'
u, o. SSa,SinsPpmsiiate S,Sn r. station, 9.io
i0b,p. IN. m.rpAIns.
,.asluhia and lnlermeoia'e '
NV O. $50, y. M ma n m
IisIpSis and New f"rk' 1'O''
pn. and washington, 1851. 10
: ,s., o.; information passenger: Are
m,n'i ins time tables Posted ~ the
" 70 'h' II. Y. KENNEY..
suuprint endeDt.
,,v.RE WESTERN RAILROAD
~ "aa " of hours. On and afier rep'
Sns"rr ,1s rta,ns will run rs fol- ows;
.',w ',w,lmlnCton, 10 IA. M, lO.3O IL III
tIp.m. ~ ossa m. 10 80 noon.
Pnmlng, leave Pomeroy io'~ u 'h'
kNp m. .rondale. - IA noon
blO p. M, ,,o, aooa m. 2l5p
sius, m ID. CONNELL,
nas" = Superintendent.
The daily gazette., 1879-06-24
Personal.

DIS. John NJ. Curtis and g. II. Law
ton are recreating at Lake George.