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AUTOURAPHILES.
Lecture by the Hon. Henry c.
Van Shack.
An Interesting Vindication Of Hi
Pet Hobby.

,,onll oth.rwfsc hsvo prert.d H. 1I.rvv n
von nchunck. OF New York. in Ma I.ctnra last
.xeo,ro bcfore Tim HIstorfrs1 H,c.o+y m the
.,htcrt of MAutocron1,s y A. u w,. tnn .c,,,.
~ ,hc Hotdety wrrn on,v cornforta ah1v vii
tI,c1 Int those WIN cnmo had tbetr rewn,1' for
hrayiur the decidedly Hnipptna and eager sirn
IN tbe very interesting napcr which Mr.. Van
achaark had prepared for thctr mcntnl delrctn.
linn,
The lecturer was Introduced by tho President
OF THO society, the Hon. !. N, Arnold, as one
who had contributed literally TO its valuable &C.
qulsittuns. Ms n friend who had stood by It, not
only in Its da5s OF avcrsity, but also In It's days
Of prosperity, and, IN short, rs one who would
be heard with interest and delight.
Mr.. VAN sciiAAck
was pleasantly received, and began by referring
u tho universal aptnets of men for hobbies.
The number Of lobblus WIS legion. Evcrv man
.x,,t curno.. n nfch. ho ..,s ~
W. ~. .NA' ~ sa'u' "Au
hobby OIL 6ot'e k'oo or o1hef, aud, next
to tho possession Of q quiet conscience,
potning did d man 80 much .eal good,
notnIng proytdcd him a more tnnncent
""s"s Nv, s,,nr.h,a ra,pa,.a, T., ~ ,a.., '"nosns
anu psusa,aos ,', scs.ea.on ~ ns lelsuse hoofs'
Ono 1non's hobby might consist In hls intense
dcvotion 10 the pleasant task OF collecting coins,
aud u,ary we're the victims to tbs coin mania.
n fo.,. IN no,hlnr vcre ~. idt,.v,o,,. ..s -,
mankind better exhibited than In the matter Of
their hobbies. He had lately heard Of tho man
In Paris who hu1 for yeara been COLLECTING hanna
t-a1, al, ~. ~ ric. -, w. :. ~. ~ ~, 1a,n
itosl a'l 'ae souutsics W tae lAeo o1 the Rlooe,
and VINO, Just before MS death, gnVe nearly 9lC0
for five beans OF q species which he had before
sought but nercr been ablo to obtnIn. Then
In haa rco,1 NJ t,,e MAJ uto nv taoe.,a. .a,.a
on q, onn ,,a. 49, ~ % .ss WV ~, ~ 'oln'
"tvo' ooRs' aoa oa tae Rlsi "no rc]olced 10
collection OF 1900 buttons. faughtcr.] 1u
the autumn OF 1906 gentleman pcrishctl in
steamboat df,aater m TIM f}hto n1vcr. and nnon
III nsrsn, wos f,nna I'll, ~ ,.h,sh -. ~" ="
MS pelso" mus Aou"" VI! Dy WHICH nc oe-
qacathcd collection OF 7o'on pamphlets to
the rennsylvania Historical Society. II this
,no1nc.s,, ~ " ''''
"I.ns. .nsa ~
Among tho {orms ot ho6btes was what had
come to bo known as telic-huntfng, and Mr.. Van
ec,laack took occasion to condemn jn this con-
nection the vandat practices Of such in ttia ciass
charms. instanrinr i'm III that ,he seItcshnntcr
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!. u. SMITH.
Speeiaf Df4td:ch IN 71e TytbuHs-
MILWAUKEE, Jan. 81. n. btnltb. IN n1d and
wcil-known resident Of Milwaukee. died this
morning, at the ADVANCED ago Of G7 ycars. Mr..
Smith wns barn In stat1Ic, 1911. III 1919 he came
10 this city and engaged In the lumber business
With Lawrence Mcvlcknr. Was elected 10 tl.e
Legislature about tho rear 1873, AMI created
great excitement throughout tho Eta,c by
introducing an ALtiLsquor law. Was
chosen President Of the Milwaukee &
Horizon Railroad, nnd acted In that capacity
until tue fallure OF the schcmr. Was appointed
Assessor of Internal Revenue under President
johnson, and served As President Of the Union
League OF the stnte of Wisconsin during The
War. Tic was also at ono time publisher Of the
Free Democrat, daily paper Of Frec-sol proclivi-
tIer, established BY 8. II. Booth. Deceased was
= man Of good ability, but rather eccentric char
actcr. In fact, ecccntricity marked the ctosiug
years OF his life to such an cTtcnt a. 10 become
a subject Of general remark. un 1cavea m aged
vile and two groHn-u0 sons aud daughters.
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T. Blair, 10; GranRer Farwe1t, '78: John v.
FhrwclI, IT., '7p: John NJ. Douglass 80; Ernest
carter, ~: George Mills Rogers, 10.
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JAM E3 q. 1fVCh ELL
NAw YoRE, Jan. 8.-Jamcs 8. Rockwell, one
Of tho best known and wealthicst citizens Of
brooklyn, died today At scarlet fever and diph.
thcrta. He wns 90 years OF age.
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WILLIAM cox.
asectdl Dtu,ateA to Tie T1tnnA
DKoATuR, ILL.,, Jan. 9.-Another old settler Of
Macon County died last niRlt-Wtilam Coz,
Of Whfte1ana Township. arcd Is years. lie
came TO Illinois in 1859 and settled in thls
county noon after.
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DECATUR, Ill.,, Jau. 3.-Juck Hardy, aged q,
al 1rlshulan who has llvea here twenty-.hscy
yeass. was frozen tu death yesterday In Ills own
yard while In a sem!-!ntoxtcated condition. He
bad been brought homo BY q n.ao, who left him
at tho easc. supposlng that tie got Into tho
house. liartiyfs wIfe discovered him Boon afler
lying on lila jnce In thu yard, dead. Etu wns
very much addicted to strUtJx drink.
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given him hia picture. which explained its pres.
cute tn bis bureau.
Hherilial, who 10 rather short man. with
black balr aud tycs, aud having On hls face the
bad not brsu at thu latter's place oil the niHht
III question, aud was entirely Innocent az tic
cflnle hu WA charged With.
htr. Cunningham lnaas short address TO the
Court, iu which 10 said It WIS ridiculous 10
think that tiDat0e would commit such crime
wHhln sight and nearpg OF his nouac, md Sc-
turn immediately a1noux persons Whu knew
hlm, aud inquire tue cause Of the excitement
that followed the robbery.
THU COURT
differed With hfu u To the probability OF the
commission Ut csttue under the clrcu&ns k9iiecs
stated by counsel, aud said That the cvllrnca
WA very stronK against thu prisoners, who hui
been pos1ttyciy tdeutldei BY johnson anl Ills
wife as tbs Heu who had committed the rob-
berry. Believing the prisoners wctu guilty Ut
tAs crime charged. he would hold them for trtat
At the Criminal Court.
COUNSEL wautcd tho Court 70 TX tho bonds A.
low ~ possible, becauss th0 prisuutrs were pn'r
ulep, wlo hal not dollar III ths world. Two
thousand dollars h1 thought was too high. aud
the Court concluded thst $l,bu Zach was
enough, and liked tho bail accordingly.
Before leaving the dock the uslsoners were
also charged With lsftuBv In 4tealinK Fat
Dlusn's hurae and cutter. and With Obtaining
money under falso preteases In representing to
him TINT they vcrs private detectives, and,
already stated tu TUE Tnluua1, aud received
tic money. Mr. Cunulngh4m askeu the Court
~ Krant The prtsoncEs time 70 prucurc witnesses
al,ll prepare for . hearing under these Iutef
charges, aud bis Honor gave them . rontiuu'
au,e. -. ~
Tue pri.ouess sent to friends to secure ball
tor them, but At laas aecounss had not obtained
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Is thereby prevented from having I. ,,,,

IS thereby prevented from having. f.,,
may be tried anywhere. Theft and emIe,,iatra l b
obtaining goods on fraudulent pretences ~ AID
cately traced border lines Of which bsw. me ne DELI
often debated, and the subtle dstinetions toeen "
which have allowed so many a criminal ,petween
justice. are all brought under one head ~ eluds
msapprOprattOD. The would-be perin,assa uunllent
longer escape because there was some tecLi VIII no
III the administration Of the oath. n ~ error
inglv gives false evidence. sworn OF nns, hhON.
is guilty of the offence The numerous and otn, h
ing degrees of murder and manslaugbter eSOnniGS
place IN this code. Murder IL briefly dos,nnga R
manslaughter is any criminal killing nat ta, anl
4 wide discretion vested in the nudge ,,;iI ulder
him to mete out the punishment which slow
be proper for the varying enorni. shall
the offence ~ disclosed on tLe d
The vIragO who dashcs out her child', brsjo. ula
her puny husband lies sick AZ the other end Sh,e
room, is no longer deemed to have comfoii,'5 tae
act under compul5on from her husband "l i@
All these changes are urgently needed IA a.,
State, as wei. in n gland. We need Too ''h
one having the talent Of bringing tbn1 one
OF the criminal law INTO small and c0her.nt iopg
with brief. clear, comprehensive dehnition. "aF
shall not wander aStray among technical ~ ao
and shall hot stand in awe OF the rctinns .n6 ~,
surdlticS winch the lawyer rOuu-hpd ar tL o4 AZ
York Will undertake the work of SIR James So ~
In England, and accomplish Il with cqualskiplsa
stand high among the DcnciactOr. Of the P.,,'e.M
State.
>udcusc. Jan. 10, 1870.
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4 Michigan tramp called az house apS
skcd Tor dinner No food 10 spare. MAS !he Ar
Can't yuu give me an old coat e. " No. or LII LII
Of old boots - No" Can't you spare me efeu
of old sotk. I" No" Nor piece OF bread Ia
The fellows chm ie as he funibed IN nus pehey
has voice lad lonesome sound ~ NO pGlleu ou a. any
autograph album and said, Wei, n You cant uo
better. III have 10 be satisfied win your o""e'
peaHe U.S., blue mk"
A correspondent wishes to know II we a." 40
IN, anchor Ot tue American BhcyclorEiia w. Iva
no: not exactly tn, author of IT, We Killed Tue ,,
eanyaSsrr. NON ever, II that 10 waat you mean
DstOn AawAeye.
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EENJlulN N0rANS cSE Of M0Nkr.

NEw-H >vES. Conn, Jan. 26.-Rccciyer Rus
sell of the National Capital Late Insurance Company. in
rcpeyeniug the property Of the company IN Washington
came into possession ~ H. Nnyf-', check book. The
stubs show Iuat $50 900 10 -3JuOO used for
Legislative ruses Ia Influencing thc Connecticut Leg
isgture Of 1879 10 prevent lac repeal % the charter ~
the COMPANY asked for bY the Insurance CUnmissOner
The receiver refuses 20 make The names public bat II u
that several members al the Legislature OF that
wear received a portion # the money.
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long BRANCH AND SEA SHORE RAILROAD.

A>BrRY PARK. \. j., Jan. 26.-The follow
lowing have been elected directors the Long Branch
and Sea Shore Railroad Jay Gould, H. =. Green. w. f.
Sneden ,. Coleman. ~ = Coleman, lhos. G.. Rignev,
q. T. MnrOsiIi 4. j. Sheridan ". T.. COnOyeT. Is. +.
Ham, J. NJ. Ham, h. (. COnOYUr and Nehemiah Perry.
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THE POTTER COMMITTEE.
THE CIpUERS IN A DAY OR TWO

me CiPlIFRS IN DAl OK IWU
,uE COMMITTEE roR TIE PRESENT STILL FOLLOW
ING Up TIE ORIGINAL BUr now ANrlQOAIEp
PURPOSE FOR WHICH IT WAS CREATED.
The Potter Committee still Intends to make
q report declaring that Mr.. Tilden was de-
feotcd in 1876 only by means of corrupt
political bargain aud repeating all the old
charges of fraud. On Saturday the Committee
cross-cxamiucd the witness It. Martin. The
cipher kilograms are to be taken up early this
week
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AcAvpnGN PAPER 10 BE WRITTEN.

yur DEMOCRATS COMPILED TO MAKE RTioEr
N ORDER NOT TO Own Up 10 TIE FAILURE
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ton:
VbrrraS There has been pubi,shed the affidavit of
lanes f. Anderson, dated O"toDrT 80 lNT- with the
rnrrr,pnndeucc with T. L. bnci b"tI hclug Witnesses
and Xamiuoi 10y this committee III effect .h the SAID
AIDE son sulpIrs~cu CERTAIN material 'tslInoN on '-
count ~ pecuniary c"nsirra JON paid Nv jhcl.
ana that -aiG Wrhb,r hal stuffed "a eel, A.; aud
Vheycds The evidence of ihs tn. Is tc oLIy cvi-
d.uco uunn winch tbs charges against Secretary Sncr-
mau can De pre- Heated; u n
FISoIr,d That sid Anderson he recalled and AN
med tuuchiug the aitrl GtiOns ~ such affidavit
The affidavit referred 10. hr. ll>cock observed.
wa, published IN he fhi'0diphiG l'ress OF October
81, and stated h- reasons Tor bringing forward the
resolution.
Mr.. Springer proposed that the cop'mttrc should
adjourn After some little discussion It WAS agreed
that the resolution Shoud he LAID on the table.
The committee then adIoarnrd. Tue mvc,iiga-
ton OF tAc cipher dispatches will be hcsUn Tue,
dJy ulofuiHg
The daily gazette., 1879-02-10
A Young Girl Dragged md Dis.
grAce6.

The following IT. m appeared in the
Wabash, (Ind.) Courier al. Z. Elliott
and Miss Jennie Lee, both of Xenia,
Grant county, this State, were married
in this city the l4th inst" Relatives and
friends who saw the abOv- marveled at
it. The sequel to the strange affair ha :,
but recently been made known. Miss
Lee waited upon Prosecuting Attorney
Good, of this city, and tells curious
story. She says that on the evening of
the 18th ult., She came To Wabash in
company with Elliott and her cousin
Kansas Lee, and was drugged by Elliott,
in glass of wine which he induced her
to take that her cousin was evidently a
party to the plot ; that she became un-
conscious, and the next morning she re-
covered her senses and found herself III
room in the fremont House, this city,
occupying bed with Elliott that the
latter Informed her that they had been
married the evening before, and that her
cousin affirmed the truth of this, and as
sured her that 1t was all right. She says
they returned home that day and ha e
not since lived as man and wife. She
protesseS to have no recol ection of the
marriage, and seeing the above item in
the courier came over to investigate
No license was procured in this conn Y,
and it is believed the marriage was a
hoax played by Elliott.
The daily gazette., 1879-02-10
Brief Locals.

Work will he brisk in tbs city as soon
as Spring opens.
The General Assembly met again at 3
O'Clock this afternoon.
"H. NJ. $. Pinafore" this evening at
the Grand Opera House.
The Board of Education, hold a regu-
lar meeting this evening.
There was slight fire on Buttonwood
street, above Seventh this morning.
Emerson's California minstrels appear
IN this city on Thursday evening next.
There are not as many dogs running
in the streets, as there were three months
ago.
Part of Mapleson's Opera Company
passed through tins city last evening on
the 5:46 train North.
The Levy Court meets again to-mor-
row, and it is probable that some of the
appointments will b, made.
Machinery Hall, was sold at public
sale on Saturda and brought $A 900.
1t cost 1881, ,S64 48 to build it.
When you need to have your decayed
teeth filed, call on DIR. Gallagher tie
dentist, No. 1856 NJ arket street.
Try Fnzer's sold Honesty" large plug,
26 ounces, for 10 cts. at MULLINS,
Front & Jefferson SITS,
The daily gazette., 1879-02-10
At Delaware Avenue Church.

The extra meetings now being held at
the Delaware Avenne Baptist church, are
attended by large congregations, and tue
interest manifest d in the exercises is
very great. I he attendance yesterday
was very large, and many were turn-d
away being unable t. find even standing
room. At the conclusion of the morning
services, twelve candida es were baptiz-
ed aud in the evening number arose
for prayer. The extra meetings will
still he continued, as announced yester-
day, that over one hundred had been in
the inquiry room.
The daily gazette., 1879-02-10
Police Cases.

The following cases were disposed of
by Mayor Almond du ing yes, ,erday
Henry Ford, for being drunk and dis
orderly, aud using threatening language,
was required to pay SIS and costs aud fur.
nish $lOO bail to keep the peace.
Lewis Boardley, Edward Dougherty,
Fannie johnson, ard Peter Doug l"siy.
for disorderly conduct, were each r. quir-
ed to pay ST. and costs each, and Edward
Dougherty wa in addition required to
furnish 5000 bail to keep the peace.
The daily gazette., 1879-02-10
MOrtuRry.

During the past week, there were thir-
ty-four deaths In this city, as follows:
Born in tho United States, 81 foreign
3; adults, 20; minors, IA male, IA fe-
male, 20; white, %; black, 4; under
year, 8; 10 8. 10 to 20, 20 to 30, J;
5; 20 to 80, 8; 80 to 80, 2; Almshouse, 5 /;
stubborn |; total, "a.
The daily gazette., 1879-02-10
IIEI-

III ED
MULLfN. In this city on the 9Th inst
mnarleS Mullln, aged 81 years.
Ine relatlVes ana friends of the family
are invited To attend his funeral on Tues
nay morning a. O'Clock, from his resi-
dence, No '07 West street. High Mass m
~. Peters Chulc ch AT o 80 O'Clock Inter.
nent IN ihe Catholic cemetery.
Web 2t
THOMAS SIN Craigsville, Va, on the
z9'n ult, Rev. Enoch homas, formerly
OF Delaware, In his 7sfh year.
Georgetown Journal copy.
the eth inst, Grace wayIor
the wife of Peter Taylor, in The 18th year
OF her age at their reside ce in Rockford,
Delaware.
The daily gazette., 1879-02-10

-n"FNon Davis, in a recent letter,
'"'of' Southern Pacific railroad
9ena'or Matthews's bill, az it
t4''' Is a delusion and a snare so
interests of the South are con
""' j solely calculated to be
powerful Northern monopo-
The daily gazette., 1879-02-10

maxwell and Andrew King, Sac
ana Assistant Secretary of the
'n8 W. Va.) Gas Company, were
~ before daylight yesterday morn
lharses Of embezzlemeut and at
'ns 70 burn the books of the COM
|wo weeks ago.
The daily gazette., 1879-02-10
|ign Telegrnphic y q nm mary

detlhitive tresty between Russia
|uFkey has been signed at last -
y has formally surrendered to
negro Podgoritza, Spuz and Wells
-lhe Sarts have defeated the Chi
| kashgar and captured the city.
(hlhese, however. still hold the
Pfasoons and infantry are on duty
frpool during the strike of sailors
PIX lahore 5. A number of vessels
detained Tor want Of hands.
The daily gazette., 1879-02-10
AN ERROR IN FIGURES.

In SATURDAYS GAZETTE a mistake in
the figures used placed the exact amount
of the defalca' ion at the Wilmington 4
Brandy wine Bank at $4,000, whereas it
should have been S2S,O00.
The daily gazette., 1879-02-10
GUARDING AGAINST ESCAPES.

The Committee on Public Buildings,
OF City Council, are having a new floor
pu' in The corridors of the city cells,
which, when fin shed, will prevent pl is
oners from escaping. Chilled sheet iron
has been plac on the old floor and then
new floor placed over the iron. The
cells have been arranged in the same
manner for some time.
The daily gazette., 1879-02-10

Never spend your money before you
have 1t. This will save you from many
difficulties aud some temptations. But
If you have cold, spend 25 cents for a
bottle of DR.. Bui.'s cough syrup.
The daily gazette., 1879-02-10
ANOTHER VESSEL.

Mr.. Nathaniel Lank, of Frederick, is
building another vessel for Governor
Hall. She will be a schooner of about
400 tons burden tor the costing trade
She will be ready for business In October
next.
The daily gazette., 1879-02-10
Indications for To-Day.

or purity cloudy heather, nsrtheriy
adVt,ng 10 eaSteriy and souheriy, a
|fse JolloUed by Jdiiing barometer
rmg the day sio,oly rising.
The daily gazette., 1879-02-10

Six Yara cigars for u cts, laras of my
own Hanufacture. made from The pure
Yara leaf, years old, the only pure Yara
cigar In the city, 1 believe. Try Them
II. NJ. NJ ULLIN,
feb4.3ttw -2tnw Front " Jefferson Sts,
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EDITION.
|EALi) u CO.,
D.yKERs a. BROKERS',
ANN DEALERS IN

kvs BONDS, LOANS. MORT
nEs . COMM MERC!AL PAPER.
vroN HOUSE. WILMIsGroN, DEL.
rest coupon, and General Collec-
4 Ticsets 10 aud drafts on Grea /
H. ana o her parts OF the world.
lyd
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BE- % at aC, Sn.c a case s' of nol algia wn,o,
y cents. c'"'' AT al drug stores esi -
The daily gazette., 1879-02-10

Will give six Havana cigars for Is c's.
that have no equal. Ii. N. MULLlN.
The daily gazette., 1879-02-10

NOTICE.-The sixth Annual meetIngo
~ the stockholders of the Germania
Building and Loan Associa ion, No. q,
will be held Wednesday he 18th inst. al
~ o'clock. TO receive the report OF the
Auditors and for election of officers.
M. l.. I.ICHTENSTEIN,
Ieo ~ 81 Secretary.
The daily gazette., 1879-02-10

,''iS oi the treaty of peace be-
''''Sla and Turkey have at last
e." on and the russian troops
!. Sl"'e The Turkish provinces as
: mas been ratified. The indem.
r'i T,,n h&td at 100000, 600 paper"
Inc value of a Russian silver
Oa' currency is about 20 cents.
On " The value of a paper
WI a coin basis the indemnitv
amount to s225 .Ooo ooo
The daily gazette., 1879-02-10
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

IL r RENT.-Stere corner 9Th and Mad
l. 1snn streets Apply to
febS-tf ALLEN SPEAKMAN.
The daily gazette., 1879-02-10
Deal stocks and Bonds.
Wilmington Markets.

EttatSGToN. Del, Feb. 10, 1919.
Atlons at the Brandywine Mills for
and Grain Corrected Daily.
The daily gazette., 1879-02-10

,l' ,ins' though dlsipcorporated 10
I ,sra nv, YET out of the woods.
/ Ia ,'' - i.i ol the S5,OOD,O0O indebtness
1, .Yni,y 'y seem to think that thew
n sdma1 ,n''aole remedy against some
tny ny,''''SSndy' T." S,iy' and they are busily
he 81 " ,,d i''ia out what that remedy
bv r''aee' ,''' with power to raise
h. of n,a ana To run in debt, This
h. ., r the State at once exercised s ~.
Is, ana ,ult IN n, debt to the ext .nt of five we
brdinate. nai .nen, declining to exercise
4 - xi,y pay the debt, or etftc a Com. ny
the W. S,a i.s creditors, cho q rather
|stancs r e'ate e to extinguish Its corno- 1o,,.
bdLoidio,..o bdi, On this view of the ~. ctse pu
If ,fs heAphis is "yt void, dI'rSsal,"g Sesis. tn the
i the he Sta,a toSllga ion of contracts, or or.
ea ol Memphis, y assumed m saeaIag tha, .,n,. the
ktion, os "ounl to provide for them ~. .
n cjty VI, ~, lastly, the da.t of flo
eouts tS',aer cae limits, "and Upites lIl.s
'ndn and tn. imposiiljnn iijU'n'inent ne Of a
Ipn p' q, saeh ;oroperty, enforcap #, special iha
biient cred dr. ,n,i 10, " The protection OF
The daily gazette., 1879-02-10

fINHE lovers OF the weed will find fine
I line OF hewing and SIN oking Tobac-
COS at very low prices Give me "A rial.
ii. VI. MULLIN
Front a. Jefferson SITS.
The daily gazette., 1879-02-10

WANTED.-By young man from tn e
w cJuntry, a situation IS clerk or book
keeper Good references as 10 learning and
character will be given, and IA very mod
crate salary required. Address "B" ihis
oIHce. feb8
The daily gazette., 1879-02-10
n,,ciaI audCOUn ra ere ini.

WILsfNGroN, Del, Feb 70 l7o
:, Stock quotations. Iurni py
, CO.. Clayton House Rulding
.ton, Deb, at IL NJ. to-day.
srnrK QUOTATIONS..
The daily gazette., 1879-02-10
MIR. TILDEN EMPHATIC.

Immediately said Continued Mr..
Tiden with greater force } that no such
offer should be entertained and that no
negotiation of that nature should be tol-
erai I'd; that not cent should be furnish
ed Tor any such purpose; that Color ell
Pei on should be Immediately telegraph
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ALLEY-In Brooklyn, March 3, Charles Clark Alley.
inthe 33d year Of his age.
Funeral from his late residence 25 Fillmore place,
Wednesday. March II. at o'clock.
Toronto NlAnadnl papers please copy
BlGELOW In Davishurs, Oakland County Mich re-
senator llamn OF Maine She was voluminous writer
on temperance anti slavery. and social reform aud in
ISL published an anu slavery work, entitled The Curse
BIiGR In windsor Locks Conn. March T. Horace
Bilse, aged % year., months and days
GIlLfOfLE,-lu Brooklyn. Monday, 10th inst.
John GuiltoSlc, beloved husband OF Teresa Guoyle,
Relatives aud friends Of the mmily also the members
OF Constitution Nlnh, are invited 70 attend the funeral
his late residence sO High ST. Brooklyn The re-
mains Will be taken a. ST Lnmess Cathedral on Thurs
day. at - A. NJ. where solemn requiem mass will DO
Cemetery. Flathush. for iuiermCut
HAkRloAN.-ln Canaan. Conn., March I, Nancy IIar
JEFfERs In rawtucAet, r. L. March q, William
Jcfcrs no the 7nh wear o his age the oldest
eneine hultcrs IA the untry. Mr. Jcncrs menced
huuins mana ute engines m lNt-, aud continued sue
ccssulN IN This business until l-i when DC turned his
attention 10 building steam nrc engines
OnkLI.-On sunday. March %, after brief Illness
William J. Olcll aged - years eldest SON OF Abraham
Odtll, dcCeas 81, oi Nr>t'hcster County.
Relatives and friends of tle family are respectfully in
ta,t 17ih st. ou Tuesday llih inst at o'clock thence
To calvary.
ahc do anatur IN JACOB 81. torucr OF EVER cen av,
Mar-Het a, wife OF Jacob Philips, in the o' year of
Funeral services will be- held NJ tho Dutch Reformed
Church. BushMick and kussuth place, at . O'Clock
y VI ON Ntdncs iaY M1rch - Friends and relatives
are respectfully invited tu attend.
.NANHuRN.-ln Ncwhuryport Mass, March 7, Mrs.
Harriet H. sanhorn aged nearly - years, widow Of Capt
sKINNTR-Nt Lynn. Mass. March .. joseph skinner,
at,H =, cars munlhs ana lddaE~ .
WAlE-ni pneumonia. Joseph eldest son of Robe re
and Jane Vale, uged wears and mouths
fuhTra today at 10 A NJ, at FIRST Baptist Church,
West NuhuAtu. y j.