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The daily gazette., 1879-11-07
JOHN WANAMAKER.

Though pem abndany for the
OF
Galleries. of commanding hne views OF the busy
Oh
wi like the u and Depot al approve OF It's
met
The millinery house supply aud china dam ns arc greatly enlarged
provided where
desire for ali at one time can get the goods and
cash. and the electric bells call cash boys will
n
than conduct business ae system to sei chepy
to both
the the covenec- of the establishment Nole but conrte
shall hold the
Depot know BY truly serving our patrons we hope ye the value "
Without dspagng others TO attend strictly to developing the business
The the world the places where goods are produced being
fer the os and give them to our wl one TAR 'h
rapidly perfected
No ubeges vi" be permitted in oe goods The customers who buy o us
the
sire Though the ae be silk velvet cloak pattern or satin dress pattern We
mean Il a
We will to do right by us and ask em to " us to do right
by pointed out
only
IN prov
The daily gazette., 1879-11-07
rAIRD EDITION
4 General Nescs.

The estimates for our Consular auu
v,.rior,at,c sarvice for the nscal year
VII exceed BY about $685. those o' JUG
current year. ~,
An spuropriation ef s2,750, 900 will De
asksd for the takiug OF the CELSIUS "oA'
year. - - ,,,.,
The President yesterday appointed
Albert johnson to be Survyor Geuerai
Of Colorado So
Committees of the City Council sor
tliers' orRantk at on, and citisehs OF oin-
ciuuati. met last night to arrange ior tne
receptioa ofGeneral Grant, VINO rs
pscted ia that city about the 2e'n in-
slant.
Tbe annual meeting OF the RHODE is.
land Woman Suffrage Association was
held Yesterday IN Providence. Mis; r
zsDeth u. Chase was re-electeu
dent. tSs 3
1t Ia reported in San Francisco That
scheme is aHoat IN Mexico Tor Tue Or
aani alton of revolutionary govern.
ment in opposition to that OF President
Diazs and that an outbreak Is iminiD Debt
In several OF the principal Mexican
states. An agent of the revolutionary
government, of which General Aoerhoz
Is President, Is in San francisco, he.o
tiating for material aid.
The remains Of General Hooker ar
rived in Cincinnati yesterday. The fun
eral will take place from the Secord
Presby tsrian Church to day.
The funeral of Hon. Charles Hewitt
took place yesterday al Trentoh, n D.
1t was attended by the Mayor and Coun
cilmen, Board of Trade and 10 empioye
Of the Trenton Iron Company anu new
var,av Gt.al and Iran Cpnpauy.
One th housand men employed at the
stock yards IN Chicago struck yesterday
for higher wages. Most of the packers
granted their demands, AID nearly all
resumed work.
1t is reported in New Orleans that "in
dedent tow boats there have been admit,
led into the Association, and rates al
vanced to one dollar"
K. Adger & Co, hardware merchants,
Of Charleston, s. c., have made an as
signment. Liabilities, S3S3,66o assets
3200,2l6.
The stockholders of the American
Mill, ~ Fall River, Mass, have employ
cd an exp pert To examine tue accounts o
sx Treasurer Paine 1t is said the toia
loss to the mill by his knaveries vii
reach S156, 900.
Yesterday was Domin on Thanksgiving
Day, and observed throughout Canad
- holiday.
Governor Van Zandt has proclaim
Thursdsy, the 9th instant, a, a day o
Thanksgiving in Rhode Island.
The ship Henry arrived at st. John
N. b., yesterday, with the crew of tn
schooner Violet, from Monckton for Bos
ton, which foundered at sea on tie Al
inst.
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4 Rough Upset.

A DEARBORN KNOCKED OVER AND
BRoKEN--THE ADVANTAGE OF A
QUIET HoI.~E.
Michael Mcdonald boy who lives
about d mile from Third street bridge Is
the owner Of dearborn, and an old iron
gray horse. About o'clock this morn
ing, he left his team for few minutes.
at the southwest corner Of Water and
Market streets, aud returning after a
brief absence, got into the wagon, with
a little boy, and gathered up the reins,
preparatory to starting ap Market street
At this time one of Morris Wrldie's
teams, consisting of horse attached t.
ldmber wagon, was standing in War
ner's coal yard. The horse became
frightened and dashed madly out Of the
yard, and III turning around into Water
street, collided with Michael MELON
alu's dearborn. In an instant the dear
born went over with a smash, throw .ig
the boys ont, aud completely wrecking
the running gear OF the concern. The
old iron gray horse, however, stood like
hero, and never budged an inch, even
when the broken wagon came clatteriug
around lis heels. The boys, fortunately,
were not hurt. Weldie's horse ran a
short dist ance along Water street, but
WIS stopped before causing any further
trouble. When last seen Michael Me
Donald was Ding on the corner wait
ing for the owner of the runaway team
to come and arrange for paying him u
his loss, while the old ion gray horse
stood in the gutter like "A Statue, as in
different as though these kind OF acci-
dents were accepted by him as naturally
as his daily ratiJns of oats and hay.
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WNliStTnfc (OLe'S (OHj

Magis rate Cole the monofory
evening at the office varied last nj
two lively eases. Case No Was
Iine Wiser, complained against N
johnson for coming t1 her house
ond Tatnall street aud acting In
Improper manner Cdlharire went
house looking for her husband and
she found him enjoy ing Mrs. .lOt
hospitality her anger and lraonsJ
no bounds She raised great n0l
her husband gave her a hraiiug.I
rine was fined two dollars and rt
TO pay COSTS.
Cas-, No. 2 grew ont Of the hrs
and in it Mrs. Wiser complained
her liuS band, VIM. Wiser tor
and battery. and william "a~ mn
dnllar> and held IN The sum Of !
keep the peace toward hl' "brilel
The daily gazette., 1879-11-07
The Ne,v YOrk Election.

NKw YoRK' Nov. Tin regard 10 the
vote on the state ticket, the Herald this
morning says: "Another day has
passed-the third since the election
without settling the fate OF any officer
on the State ticket except the governor.
The utmost that can be said is that the
voting runs unusually close In the case
of every one of them and that the proba-
bilities still favor the success of most OF
the Democratic candidates.
New YORK, Nov THE Sun makes
Cornelrs plurality 3S,5l8 and Potter's
majority for lieutenant governor 4 81
The rest of the Democratic State ticket,
It says, seems to be elected by small ma>
jorities, although, it admis that Mr.
Wards Increased vote other the other
Republican candidate in New York city
makes the contest for the attorney gem
eralship very close
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"HulnpfU DuntDtU."

Tomorrow evening Mailitt 4 Barthol.
emew's Pant omime Companywill appear
at the Opera House in the tavorite pam
tomime of "llumpty Dumpty," with new
tricks, effects and Music.
James 5. Mailitt Will act as clown, a
chara ter in which he has no equal at the
present day w. ii. Bartholomew, pan
toInime, IN which character he can not be
suspa,sed; Miss Ada Farwell, colum bine
Miss Lizzie Prescott, Harlequin. In the
olio, Williams X Sullivan will appear in
lher original songs, dances, limitations
etc. Also the oddities of music, W. A
Melville and II. Leopold. In the even.
ing there will be a matinee for the bene
fit of ladies and children. The price o.
admission will be reduced to - and 2,
The daily gazette., 1879-11-07
The Uitiurd CIUb.

Miss Ada Connor, who was prevented
from taking the part of Josephine at the
performance of II. VI. ). PindtOre given
by the Mi!lard Club, by an unfortunate
illness, has recovered and will De aUle to
take that part at tie rend ton Of that
popular opera on Nov. Is. Her perform
ance OF his part in rehearsrl is highly
81, ken Of. 1t is thought that this second
pei formance will be much better than
the first one.
The Club evidently intend to give
Wilmington quite number of excellent
concerts this winter Judging from the
companies enga- ed and those with whom
they are in communication. On Dec.
9th, Edward Rcmenye, 'the List OF
the violin" will give a concert under the
au, pces of the Club. lie will be assist.
ed by MIS-. Emma Thursday, AN excel
lent soprano singer; Mr.. Edward De,
| ella. "a celebrated tenor, and Mr.. Juliai
| llenze, the matchless pianist.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-07
FIFTH EDITION.
Il S,ceeping Theft.
BURGLARS TAKE 100000 FROM
HENNEYr sntf Ann ,,pa,npS,A

BURGLARS TAKE 100000 FROM A
KENNEIT SQUARE RESIDENCE.
KENNETT SrUARE, Pa, Nov. g.
Quite a cOmmotion was created in this
village to-day by the repor. that early
this morning the residence of }. and G..
L. Bailey had been entered by burglars
and f20O,OO0 carried away. A portion
oi the report was correc., but fortunately
the haul made hy the robbers was not
near so large as rumor first made ii.
The facts Of the burglary are substanti-
ally as follows:
The Bailey residence IN situated about
two iDfles north of Ksnnelt in an iso-
lated neighborbood, aud occupied by
two bachelor brothers aud one maiden
si,ter. nli advaDcei Ia ears and all more
or less invalid-. TIE thieves, three III
number, effected an entrance about
O'Clock this morning through u window,
forcing open "a shutter, to the room OF
'he fis floor, occupied by one OF the
b. others, q. T. Bailey, aLei rs year
winch contained the safe, huge, OLD
fashioned affair ,coufaiDing money bonds
| aud other securities amounting to s15O,-
| 900. Pointing "a revolver at Mr.. Bailey =
| h, ad he robbers thrcatesed violence
! should he raise any alarm AMI demanded
the keys II the safe.
Fall Dg to obtain the keys they opens
ci The saf~ by means uf ialse ones, ein
| p'ied the safe and took its contents to
the parlor, where they soried the paper,
amt sir, we'd those negoti BILE am nt
| lug to some slI7 000-oyet5 the floor.
| They took away with them "A PIttsburs
| water hoi Il for 81 900 tot recorded, n
| valua he gold watch and thousand dol
| lars ar more In cash. The men were all
ma H. Il As soon as they had depart. Il
Mr.. Bailey gave the alarm and they
were tracked through the snow as far N
| KeDnett, hut there all traces were lost
| No footprints lealing 10 the house. could
he found, bat NJ significance Is attached
to this fact, as the snow had been ia ng
ali the iime the men were inside the
building.
It, is presumed that the burglars have
had the affair IN hand for some time, IA
It was a well known fact that III,
| Baileys we're rich and had their money
about the house, and two attempts al
robbery had been made before. Tn,
Bal Us hold themselves aloof from theil
neighbor-, and give no particlar reason
tor keeping their valuablss about the
house. II - thought that the criminal
III the present case were experts. n goot
nauy suspicious characters have ! eel
sen around the liage OF late, and fiv,
got oft the train last night. The cast
has been placed in the haLds of Pinker
tons people.
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n DiNcun Fen,
a MAN Climbs A FLAG to,,

''s,S s, A FLAG roLE sd
SIX FEET nIGu
La the small yard fron,jr, y
ware Railroad office at lLe 'ne m
corner of Water aud Freno,, no
stands ST., a flag pole, 9G feet $ h inaI
This pole, which is one of ,i "enrs
l,ie city was erect d by The r ennl,. ~
.he Delaware Raslroad. durinp n
tehhial year, for the pnrposn os v
ing to ths breeze the largest a,n %
city. The pole remained al "a ,i,
Yesterday when it was fo,n,d 81 =,
halyards were broken, ~ u
How 10 replace the broken +,
WIS u question that was dig
solve among tie On ployes as ~
not seem to be one amono H."
dared to climb the dizzy hciIa
par the dan age. e''
Finally b. Frank Loudnn
oi the road happened alon, ,n1
short observation he anuou,'r'"
'''''Aliit u
tent ons OF climblng to the II,
form what work was need d '
Al first. those who hra,dhim
his intentions thought We was on
ing, but he stlll Insisted tl,al H."
do it, and then it was nuuhcr
ored TO dlssuade him from his
telling HIM that such "A G.a,
certain death. This did moi No.,
and he Immediately went To Wall
the necessary articles for his n,{
lie II st procured a pair of cre4,,.r
by men who repair telegraph wlr
a'ier putting them on hc common,
Periious ascent, The crecpers
well enough until he reached iho
the iirst mast, when he va. al
discard them as the second mas, ~
tlfely too small for Ii m to u>e
Then II was that those who were
ly watching him arrived at the con
that he would never reach tbe N
not so, he erasped the pole. and
but surely commenced ere pius ~
As he nearrd the top u. role |
20 sway. and those below h. N
breath, expecting hlm - iallryerj
Ate. hut the brave man kent "A
reached the top in safety. hli ue,,
haustsd. Upon reaching The ion h
a small rope when he carried MI
and lashed himself to n. He th.
mrnced to draw the halyarl nm N
fore II reached him the string n
entangled IN ihe.iron braces al :
OF the f1rst mast, and broke. Th1
whole work had to be dose over]
the second ATTEMPT being ,ucd
After getting it over the h.ilyarl.
but "A few minutes for him t. placd
position.
After finishing his WORK he bed
descent, which wa. even more h
ami d. fficult than the a.cru, IA
grip should have given way, he]
have undoubtedly been hurled
ground. Fortunately he rracha
ground in safety. but well nd
haustcd.
The feat was watched with brd
suspended by AT least two hundre|
sons, who upon his reaching Nj.
sent up a hearty cheer Tor Tie
man.
The feat has no parallel eAcru
and that was when n man ollnl
the top of flag pole on the ,Ia,ne
ing on Chestnut street below Thij
Loudon certainly deserves great
for his bravery III accomplish
great feat.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-07
4 .SHrDy.iSe Idriy.

The family Of Mr.. ElWad Ac'
sl2 Lombard street, Las been s'iI
uufortun ate of late owing 10 sl
aud accidents, and ie" days a
a number of their frients oi y
+. church, banded together and v
day evening they went To tie hoI
ing with them many Of the com
life. Quite "A pleasant evening va
and they went away laylrg L g
much better pleased than before
The daily gazette., 1879-11-07
FOURTH EDITION
Indications for,ro-Day.

Warmer southeast 10 southwest minds,
partly cloudy ,ceauter, rih stationary or
sso,civ Jdliinv barometer.
WALL STREET YEsTKRDAY.-Stocks
were duller than for many weeks past
and closed at decline. Money was re-
markably active, call loans commanding
interest and handsome commission
per day. The Committee on Stocks at
the Exchange struck the name Of New
Jersey Southern from the list. Foreign
exchange was reduced on account Of the
advance Of the rate of discount In Lou
don
The daily gazette., 1879-11-07

1t is good for man to be checked cross
ed, disappointed, made to feel his own
ignorance, v eakness, folly-made to fee
his need of God-to feel that in spite Of
all his cunning and self-conhdencc he is
no better off in this world than lost
child in dark forest, unless he has IA
Father in heaven who loves him with an
eternal love; and Holy Spirit in heaven
who will give him right judgement in
all things; and Saviour i'll heaven who
can be touched with the feeling of his
infrmities.
To ignore the warning Of approaching
disc ase Is neither cautious nor safe. Prr
dence would suPgrst the immedi tie us'
Ola good preventive remedy such n
DR.. Bulls Baltimore Pills, which eradi
cate at oGce all symptoms of bilious di
eases.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-07
IiHUOTfdnf (HUliUes.

On and after Sunday next important
changes viii take place in the running
OF The traihs going north on the r., w.
a. Is. X. X.
The train which formerly left at 1904
a. m, viii leave at 1902, or two mlnufes
eaiher. Tue New York ami Washington
express, which now leaves as l2.35 p.
m, will leave at II Is, or tw"nty-t~o
minutes earlier. The 7'20 p. IN. train
VIII leave at o'clock or twenty minutes
earlier
The daily gazette., 1879-11-07
TUO More Mdrria0es.

Yesterday afternoon two more happy
couples were united in the bonds of
matrimony at st. Peters Pro Cathedral.
The contracting parties were Edward F..
Kane and Miss Mary Redden; Mr.. Daniel
kilroy aud Miss Mary Quigey. Both
the grooms are members of the Shields
Library Assoc alton, and Mr.. Kane is
a so a member Of the Water Witch Fire
Company.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-07
Miss,ssippi.

REPUBLI CAN COUNTY OFFICERS
ELECTkD-AN INDEPhNDENT FOR
THE LEGISLATURE.
NICKsBuRG, Nov. q.
By the official count the democrats OF
Warren county elect State Senator
and members of the Legislature. The
republicans elect nearly all the county
officers.
CANTON, Nov. q.
Madison county elects democratic
Sci ator aud two democrats AID one in
dependent to the Legislature. The bal
alce Of the democratic ticket is elected
The daily gazette., 1879-11-07
To DcUt MHtcs.

Mr.. JOB Turner, missionary
deaf mutes in the United s'a
Canada, will hold tw0publlc ser
rr,niry Chapel, corner OF fh
KING stre-t-, on Sunday. Novrhi
Morning, at 1870 o'clock, aud
Al $50 . clock.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-07
Wilmington N arkeIs.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.

WtDN ESDA1, nov, D. D T. NJ
FLOUR Is Inactive and there IL more
disposition to realize. Prices are 10 cents
per bafrel lower. Sales OF 1850 barrels. in
cludlng Minnesota extra at 81 20 II $3.50 :;
Pennsylvania do. do. at So 5ba21; w estern
do. do. at 81 15a$7 30 and Patent and other
high grades at 81 5OasS p. Rye -four sells
slowly at 1915
GRAIN.-W Wheat is dun unsettled and
lower. sales OF 1900 bushels including re
jccted at 81 q; red at 81 35: amber. at
Il 10, and No. 2 red. elevator. at tl "a
November, 81 40 December and 4l 43 Jan.
Rye quoted at NJ cents. Corn Is less active
and lower. sales Of 900 bushels includ-
ing mixed at 5HabOc., and yellow at GOc.
Oats are moderately active and unchang-
ed. Sales ot $500 bushels including mixed
at II 12and AZ cen ts, and white at 43l xai5lzc
The receipts to-day were AS follows: 2Syl
bbls. Flour, 2iOOU bush. wheat. 10 900 bush
Corn, lO,JOU bushels Oats, 10000 bushel,
barley,
WHIsKEY.-lO0 bhls OF Western iron
bound sold at Al IL per gallon.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-07

IN5I Pr1ZeA. hfnWuntInR % ......... STIl ~
Responsible corresponding agents want
-d at all prominent points, To whom "a
liberal compensation Will he paid
Write clearly stating fuIl address, for
further Information. or send orders by ex
press or mail add esstd only to
M. .A.DAUPHIN,
=. O. Box G92, New Orleans, La,
lr same person nj
no. 3ls railway New York.
The particular attention. Of The pubic u
cdited 10 The fuct mat the entire number 81
ne tickets for each h0nthiy Druping Is S0id
md consequently al the prtzes in each irau-
ing are sold and drdIun and puid This Is
not The cdse uah any other c0uiDauU
All eur Grand fxtraordii Hry Drawings
are under the supervision and manage
meht OF General. q. J. aureyard and
Jubal A. Fairy.
octll- iwd&w.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-07
Taken to NrW CdsHt
The only prisoners taken 10 ~
tie, to-day, were the three tried
Ponc Court last night.

W. 'o-'idN Wfi' wv 49,
Polic Court last night.
Forehanded ladies at Mu,cdli''
have already formed leap year
Charles Kelly, ofPeiladel plla'
ed of receiving stolen goods, al,
fenced on March ID, 1919, 10 y
months Imprisonment Ia tue psl
ry, was pardoned yesterday
New charges preferred BY
Sturgis against Major Reno
Seventh Cavalry, have been lc1'
General Terry's headllaltci'' a''
martial has peen detailed TO si'
Meade, for the trial TO hr'o' =
inst. 1t is alleged that Keno -o'
acted improperly, and got INV
on the 2Ith ult,
The daily gazette., 1879-11-07
ENLARGED AND REFlTTED.
THE GREAT DRY GOODS AND 0UTFlTTING HOUSE
OF PHIL A DELPa la
STREET, THROUGH ENTRANCE,
o
OF PaILADELPaIA,

Space Ground Floor is $3.50 Square Feet
The Space Occupied Galleries is 36 S05 Square Feet
The Space Occupied Basement 46,90 Square Feet
Giving l79025 Square Feet amounting to lilo
Acres, all Retailing DRY GOODS and FANCY GOODS
The daily gazette., 1879-11-07
7ScO Conflicting CLAIMS.

ALBANY, N. Y, November G.-The
Argis, Dem claims the election Of the
Sta q officers. bui does not estimate ma
Jjorities. The Erpress. lRep) claims the
election of the whole Republican ticket
ex ept Soule.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-07
JerU Painful.

Henry B. Brown, who broke h's tight
arm so badly, yesterday morning., by
falling Down stairs, that ann utaiion be-
came necessary, suffered considerable
pain last night. THIS morning early the
remai ming part of the arm commenced
bleeding SO freely that it became neces-
,ary to Sc nd for "A physician To stop II.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-07

Reward.-We will pay IA reward OF
one thousand dollars for any certificate
puhhshea by US regarding DR.. Bulrs
Cough Syrup not found genuine. Nog
eler, Meyer 4 Co, Baltimore, October,
Ia77
The daily gazette., 1879-11-07
Authorized by the Commonw wealth OF Ky
.---.--- 4 tin --
Popular Monthly Drawing of the
Commonwealth Distribution Co.,
AT MACAULEy's THEATRE,

AT MAcAULEy's THEATRE,
In the City OF Louisville, on
NOV EN- B'R 20, 1879.
These drawings, authorized by act OF
the Legislature OF 1863, and sustained by
all the Courts Of Kentucky (all fraudulent
advertisements OF tother lottery companies
grants in Kentucky" to the contrary not.
withhtandiDgl. occur regularly on the last
day of every month (Sundays excepted
and are supervised by prominent citizene
Of the State.
Grand and unprecedented success of the
new features.
Every ticket-holder can be his own
supervisor, call out his number and see II
placed in the wheel.
The Management call attention to the
grand opportunity presented of obtaining
for only 81 any OF
The daily gazette., 1879-11-07
DR.. .Ste,r1rt's Lecture.

A mistake was made in announcing
the subject of DR.. Stewards lecture be
fore Delaware College, OH Friday 14th
inst.
IL should have been the Mos ,ic Scrip
lures, and not "Masonic Scriptures"
The lecture will be free and all are
invited thp hour is H. m
The daily gazette., 1879-11-07
THE FOLLOWING PRIZES.

,'VV fIt1es, SIP, iOO
Il Tickets, 80. s. Tickets sIoo
All Applications for club rates should be
made To the home Office.
Full Inst OF drawing published In Louis.
ville Courier journal and New York Her.
ald ana mailed to all ticket holders. For
COMMERfORD, Courier journal Build.
ing, Louisville, Ky.
III tn u&s sat. d& w3W
The daily gazette., 1879-11-07
Personal.

Mr.. w. S. Pride, editor of the George
town Inquirr, was in town yesterday,
looking well.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-07

&EH .0il0t 10 loan on first mortgage
q -O'OOU IN sums to suit, at . per cent
Apply 70 GEO. X TOWNSEND.
oct|s-otuaitW. GIG Market street.
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Local Stocks and Bon Ids.

National bank III Delaware. 4U
Ftrst National ank.,............... Ut
Union National Bank. ~
National Bank Wil. and Brandywfne.. o.
Farmers bank. ......................... ~
Wilmington Coal Gas Company "
delaware r. r. Co. u
Delaware Western X X Co Stock, y
Phila. vii. a Baltimore X. h Co... eSh<
Wilin a Northern Il. X. Co............ ~
Delaware Fire Ins. Co.. 80
Delaware state Bonds. nds.,,,..........10 .10
Wilmington City S. .lt8
Wilmington City 5s. 5s.....................N .N4
New Castle County Loan. ........ ~.
Delaware Railroad. first Mortgage...... 1Uf
Delaware Railroad, extension. ,..10 102
VII. Passenger Railway Co. lst mort. l6l
% - Stock, 4
Masonic Hall Co Bonds. W
Masonic Hall Co......................