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The daily gazette., 1879-11-25
BOdrN 05 Education.
REGULAR MEETTNG-oLD No. 13-THE
HEATER QUESTION THE TEACII-
HRS RULE TIlE BOARD.

REGULAR MEFTTNG-oLD No. E3-THE
HEATER QUEsTIUN-How THE TEACH-
HIS RULE THE BOARD.
The Board Of Education held regular
meeting last night.s
In response ~ Or. Grmshaw's resolr-
non, passed at "a former meeting, u com
muuication WAS read from IL. g. Rod
ge's, Deputy Commissioner OF the
Treasury Department at Washington,
stating that checks drawn 10y The reas
urer vi the Board on the Board's deposit
III bank did NOT require the usual TWO
cent stamp.
Mr.. heisler called mp the eternal
beater question AT No. 10 school again,
and moved that the committee be au-
thor'zed to make lhe I iecessary repairs,
Al "A cost oi non over $50. He also incoi> :
rorateu IN his mo,ion request that "a
portable heater be allowed them Oh
Trial.
While Mr.. Heisier was speaking on
the motiou, thB bahtf went over to the
coal Stove IN the cOruer OF the room anu
was about I'd open the uoor to fix the
lire, when DR.. Gtiiushaw, " ho Is always
ob3srvant IL ieg ~ ~ ventilation, atusc
TO his fe't aIni Reclaimed, eXcitedlA ,
For Heaven's sake, sir, don't let that
gas out here" he iemaIk was apply
IN ,de, and NJ e. HeIsler, while uulieser
wing OF such II thrust. was laughed at by
the rest tf he in.nhers.
This repairs were Nordeted, but the
heatt r wan refused.
After DIR. Grimshaw made a iocos-
renaih or two about reporters, IN con-
necton with a statement III the papers
that did not concern the Board, the
usual debate vas commenced.
DIR. ehoitlldge took the floor, and
asked tIle HDfuII1ttsAt AllIDtI n o.. / lt
the scholars at that school were allow ed
regular forenoon ana afternoon iutei mis-
sions.
Nj. Contad replied that 1t was so in
the grammar department
D.. hhortldg1 stated that the rule
tequ,riug the giving OF regular intermis .
>lOnS III the schools was neghc ctru by
many teachers III the schoois. lie moved
hat the Superln endent be instructed TO
uoliiy the teachers to observe rule ~, in
regard TO intrr'uissions.
Dr Gnm>haw took the floor, and at
length spoke III opposition 10 TIE nv
uob; Two thirds OF the teachers did not
obey the rule, and II they dId not there
wa> no use la Having IL. ""hc le3chris
made the Board, aud not the Board the
teachers, said he, III conclusion.
The motion was adopted UNANIMOUSLY
Mr.. Laliy, chairman of the committee
ON securing rooms Tor the accommodation
at the pupils OF No 4 school, reported
hat n consul atiDn had been held with
Rev. Father Riley, and that two room.
could he had iu old No. 10 school Tor
Sl5O each per annum. The customary
amount OF talk rusued, and The matter
was postponed iut two weeks.
An order was passed for Finn &
| jackson Tor Sl6J.
Adjourned.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-25
Funeral of John Hood.

The funeral of John Wood which took
place from his late residence No. 6O4
West street, yesterday afternoon, was
very largely attended, by officers and
employees kof the Harlan & Holdings
worth Company, by gentlemen from
Philadelphia, connected with the steam
boat interests ofthat city, and by family
and personal friends. There were TWEEN.
ty-four coaches in attendance, besides
the very large number of people who
walked. The remaiDs were encased In a
handsome silver mounted ca-ket, lined
with white satin, quilted, with plate Oh
which was the the inscription, "Jobn
Wood, aged 55." Hundreds of people
visited the house to take n last look at
the remains of their deceased friend.
Services at the house were conducted by
Rev. w. j. Stevenson. ID. d., of Grace
Church, and Rev. L. F. Plummer, and
DR.. Stevenson also conducted a brief
service at the grave. lnterment was
made at the Wilmington & Brandywine
cemetery
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at the Jefferson CIub.
SENATOR DAYARD INDUI GEs IN A
FRIENDLY TALK WITH TuB MEM
BEERS.

SENATOR DAYARD INDUI GEs IN
FRIENDLY TALK WITH THR MEM
BERs.
Col. Joseph w. Hart, Pre- sident Of the
Jefferson Democratic Club, b,prcsided over
he regular meeting of that organization,
last evening, and gazed upon room full
OF the members and their personal
friends, who had assembled for the pur-
pose OF listening to an address from Sen
atoi Bayard. On account of this feature
Of the me, ting all other business was
dispensed with.
Senator Bayard arrived shortly after
eight O'Clock, and was introduced by
Col. Hart. He spoke for nearly an
hour in pleasant, Conversations strain,
not making set speech, but simply in-
dulging in friendly, cordial, but earnest
talk TO his Democratic friends of the
Jefferson Club. lie sp k. of the princi-
pies Of our Government, how it was
based upon the grand foundation OF
lhe Will and pleasure OF the people; the
peep having the right to DELEGATE the
powers Of government to certain men,
aud also the right to recall that power
when it was not exercised in accordance
with their ideas of what was just and
right. lie feared, however, that the
Republican party was rapidly coming to
The conclusion that the people should be
"enied the right to recall the power they
vested in their rules, and hat the rulers
should decide what was for tie best in
tercs's of the people.
Senator Bayard also spoke of our pc
culiar electoral system, and of the dan
ger, it involved in the decision of close
PRESIDENTIAL contests. He alluded to
difficulties Of this nature that had occur
led in the past, ant thought all the wis
dom, energy al d patriotism Of the coun-
ry should be directed towards devising a
plan 10 avo d these evils in he future.
He al'o spoke of parties-their uses,
advantages aud the spirit which should
actuaie men in securing the just ends of
party success. OF the subordih alton of
personal feeling aud prejudice which
'hould be practiced in order to secure
pa ty unity and the triumph Of true par
~ principles.
OF course, the address was listened to
with deep interest. Each auditor felt
that he was personally addressed. A
linanmiiy of sentiment prevailed be-
tween the speaker and those to whom he
spoke. A close and earnest attention, in
addition to occasional bursts If applause,
-howed how warmly the remarks were
a alpreciat' d.
Tomorrow evening Senator Bayard
will address the members of the Excelsi-
or Club, at th' ir rooms, No. $40 Market
street. On Friday he leaves for Wash
ngton, to be present at tie meeting of
Congress on Monday next.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-25
A Surprise Party.

Last night number of the members
of the First Presbyterian church and
Sunday school met at the church and
then paid surprise visit to their pastor,
Rev. f. b. DuVal,a lat his residence, Tenth
and Market streets. They took him
comp etely by surprise when they enter g..
ed, and his surprise was turned into ov-
erwhelming astonishment when, a few
minutes later, Rev. Mr.. Jackson, on be-
half IF the visitors, presented him with
parse containing forty-six dollars.
Mr.. DuVal feelingly made his acknowl-
edgements. The visitors also brought
with them a liberal supply of refresh
ments, and with these, and music, sing
ing and other amusements, an evening
Of social pleasure was enjoyed by all.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-25
General NcacS.

Chief Justice W ate Yesterday granted
a writ OF error in the cast of John Z.
Tinsley, colored, now in the Virginia
Penitentiary tor marrying White
woman in the District ot Columbia, ans
returning to Virginia to live with her III
that State.
The Election Canvassers of Norfolk,
Va, Yesterday gave n certificate OF
electlon as State Senator to jonathan i,
Bousch, Repus lean and Debt Payer
Tue agent having charge of the White
Earth reservation IN Minnesota reports
hat the Chippewa Indians have been
very successful in AN experiment III
raising sorghum on the reservation
Twenty five acres planted last seasop
yielded 100 gallons oil syrup per acre, anu
tie indians will plant two hundred acres
next year.
Tie Anchor Line steamship Circassia,
from Glasgow trr New York, arrived "a
Hahfax yesterday morning, with the
lnman steamship City OF Richmond III
tow. The City of Richmond was bound
from Liverpool for New York. She eh-
countered severe weather duriug the
voyage, ard on Friday last had her
shaft broken. She was met by the CIR
cassia next day Oft Sable Island, lS0
miles from Halifax, AMI toWed 10 tbai
port. The CITY of Richmond has u
cabin and 5l7 steerage passengers, who
VIII probably be transit rred 10 the CIR
cassla. and sent to New York. The dis
abled vessel will be repaired at Halifax.
The river at Fredtrickton, N. b., Ii
frozen over aud people are crossing on
the ice.
A number oil boats were passing East
| in The Erie Canal at Syracuse, N. y,
ff q lri IL hs4
| ice in the canal was two Inches thick.
Last evening the obstruction was re-
| moved.
Navigation at Ottawa has partially
c,osed for the srason, Many craft have
| gone into winter quarters, and those
| which are on the home trip are likely to
| be frozen IN.
| The case of Thomas Graham, the ac-
| complice of Hunter in the murder of
| Armstrong, in Camden, N. j., was dis
| uosed of before the Supreme Court at
| Trenton yesterday. Graham plesdea
guilty of murder IN the second degree;
his plea was accepted and he was sen
fenced to twenty years imprisonment at
hard labor In the penitentiary.
Albert Bryan was stabbed TO death by
| Frederick Stanley IN Geneva, Ind, on
| Saturday night. Stanley was drunk aud
| Bryan anu otneF young iheh "eie Ieas-
ing him.
The evidence regarding the death of
Private-Kopp, at Newport, Il. l., some
of which is saId TO lmplicate Corporal
Nichol. on, has been sent to General
| Hancock.
| While little girl named Pierce was
being pnnisht d by her teacher, ~ pub
lie school at Norwich, Con-, fortnight
ago, she attempted to run nome. The
teacher caught fer at the door, ana, IN
shutting 1t, jam'ned her nead between
the edge OF The door anu tiie posi-. Ihe
girl died lass week, ami post mortem
examination showed ciots or blood on
the brain, believed TO nave been produc-
ed by the accident.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-25
Surprising u Music De01er.

An old farm wagon ratified through
the streets OF Patterson. y. i on SAT-
uTday afternoon, containing g:oup ol
ili.k,m boy s who had come from theii
h.me IN the mpuntaius ior fro he. The
mo illerate loDking of the boys walk, II
into music store, and picking up an
iccordeon, made delightful music. Sur
prised at such a performance, the mer-
chant asked him, halt in "A joke, 10 play a
violin. The hoy SAID he knew nothing
about music or mus cal instruments, but
ne was even more successful with tn
violin than the accOrdeon. Then ht
played IA piano, an organ, clarlohe', IA
corner and flnte in turn. His cDnpau-
ions said he was insane on music, ana
that he could Initiate correctly almost
any music after ouce hearing II. After
eIioying the surprise OF his listener the
noy suddenly quilted the store, jumped
the wagon, and was driven away etiore
his name could be ascerlained.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-25
In Trouble AOQi1l,

Isaac Hayden, an old offender, who
figure in the New Castle County Courts
several years ago, on charges of incen-
diarisp, was arrested by Constable Dill
Ion, this morning, on charge Of larceny.
Hayden lived at 504 Spruce street, with
his father, and in another part of the
same house resided Miss Maggie Plerson,
from whom, according to the charge, he
stole coat, two pairs of gaites, and a
pair of shoes. Constable Dillon locked
him up in the police station, and he will
have bearing before Esquire Hagany,
this evening.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-25
Personal and POZjtic0k

The Democrats have 103 majority =
joint ballot in the Mississippi Leg islature.
The Republicans have one member Il
the Senate and five of the House.
Solon Chase denounces the counting
out scheme in Maine, and says that .'tbe
Greenback party cannot afford to adopt
course that must be d. Tended by tech
nicalities and special pleading"
Madame Clara Serena is the first woman
who has ever been elected to membersbiD
in the Imperial Royal Society of Austris.
This honor was recently paid to her
upon her return from long travel In Ne
Caucasus and Persia.
The announcement, widely msdA, e
the death of the well-kDown Gsrmas
economist and philosopher, Dr.. Duhr
ring, proves to have been hoax.
Albany society expects some notable
accessions this winter. Senator Ast0e
will keep house there, and also ex 0ev.
ernor Leland Stanford, Of California.
Mrs. Bagot, the lady concerned in The
famous Irish will case has married again.
her second husband being Mr.. Reignall
Wynne Roberts, of London.
j. Harmon Brown, Reglater Of Wills
in Baltimore for the past twelve ysarA
died in that city yesterday. Mr.. Brswa
was elected twice to the office mem ionsd,
but at the late election, after failing -
get the Democratic nomination. he "bolt-
ed' and ran on the Independent ticket,
and was defeated. His term Of Office
expired yesterday.
The Richmond Dispatch says that h
has made careful examination Of the
vote cast in Virginia at the late election
for members OF the Legislature, asA
finds that the total for Senators was 1lO,.
246, divided as follows :-Debt-payine
Conservatives, 62,S51; debt paying Re-
publicans, $40; total, Sl,26l; read
justing Conservatives, 60,495; Republi.
cans, "not debt-payers," 1890; total
1895; Readjusters' majority, 2,725. 10
asserts that one-thrd of the Readjusters
vote was cast by negroes.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-25
americans Prisoners Released
in Cuba.

WASHINGTON, d. e., November "a
In response to telesraphic order ad-
dressed by Secretary Eyarts 10 the
United States Consul General at Ha-
yana, directing him to make all necessa-
nv representations concerning the recent
arrest at Santiago de Cuba, ct the wiie
and brother of Mr.. Munez, Of Brooklyn,
a telegram has been received from the
Consul General announcing that they
have heen released.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-25
from Re, ]. T.. Rankin, ID. ID.

| Ire tn .7a, the Rev.J. Il. Rankin,
/ h, Washington. u. c., certified as
lu a have known Of several per
)gylo regarded themselves ms greatly
sttel and some Of them as perma-
s.y cured If diseases Of the kidneys
AVnafy organs by the medicine pre-.
Nd By Cha,. Craig, of Charlotte, n, Y.
as known, too, of It's use in similar
sg physicians Of the highest charac
knt Standing. | do not doubt that IL
ppal virtue" In u previous commu.
st0n to the Congregatlonalist, DIR.
fin referred nj length TO the benefi-
itsiment II case in his own fami y
Faosleet Brights Disease by six physi-
l With the Safe Kidney and Liver
nald SAID; This treatment l want,
Ne Interest Of humanity, to describe
Htnmend," novl0- 2w
The daily gazette., 1879-11-25
||lie aaily 6asttte.

'ssel Of the continued .l,s. dry werv vsrv
is ,''I'' ~, lel, in trade circles very
y 'S,''T 80. The mills over the county. county
',.1 ,'.s compelled to cease ~" running "n's
Fr 'F'" ',,cc, and in others run o"'y
Fn''! ,'. pa''s sach day for the lack ,'
~ ""'a .r,,. i, telling on prices, AL
ic' lD', -, enhanced about fifteen
pFp.'r',, ,nl " it may continue. The
e''' ,ns lakes was reported toward
''I u Wv ~ october GLOVER than ever
'a's '"',r.a 81 for aay years aud nI, falling
''p' The dronshts in reh"sy'-
"r .,I, ), Reading, p't,sOnrg' cataw's'a
pH' ~ ,hc lower Schuylkill' nave
'C's .,n.o, unprecedented, while in
20 '"s w., r.ilroads leadirgto Spring
We, " have been obliged to run
.,.n, n,, and tie Missouri Weather
i'' w ,r,ed the last month "the
Te n,oncr "r in forty year," The
'.,, 4wcarhcr Review" o' 'na ',.s'i' o's
[,Sri,e states that lh" October "fa'", >, III,
S'r r,,n below the normal in al
i..1, excepting the South A'lan''e
s' S',cult states, the Lower Aliss"'
f'r,sv. northern portions of Mime %
.'1 M Michigan and along the Paciiic
,,rud adds. "scvere drough'' ARE
|',r.a iir ughout the country gen
NJ ~, deficiency of mois ure may De
',r., ly the winter and equ'nocl'a'
", # the next four months, so that
',,d be premature TO hazard any
rurg conclusions as to the pr0'p' CT
,sool, in 1850.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-25
The DicOrce Gases.

There are thirty-seven cases for argu-
ment on the trial list for this term of
court among them being ten hbels for
divorce, as follows: joseph Fl. Canary
VS.. Martha Emma Canary, Lore as coun
sci; Samuel l.. Rogers vs. Sarah Rogers.
O'Byrne as counsel; Rebecca Carswell
VS.. Edwin I. Cars swell, Lore and Bird
counsel; Sarah x. Crippen vs. Charles
counsel; Mary A. Deputy VS.. Anthony
H. Deputy. Bird and Booth counsel;
Jape Carney vs.James NJ. Carney Sharp
ley counsel; Melissa I. Updike VS.. James
Updike, Vallandigham counsel; Emma
+. West VS.. Simeon l.. West, Cooper
counsel; and Mary E. Berry VS.. VIM.
Berry Il sBissell as counsel.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-25
Bricf LOcdIs.

.s.n Potter, "rlolades" at the Opera
W. tonight.
tsihee performance of "The Galley
~ VIII be given M the Opera House,
thursday, IN addition to the perior-
Itln the evening.
Unfortunate that the Grand Jury
.sha'Red on Saturday as the three
,.gali's sent over yesterday morn
tra
rl'on A''on Star. Salisbury ddrertistr
grdrag. , ~ "
,.o.iu 'a bou' den, Of Cecil County, Md,
SsO'if II Is successors deputy.
u.,@gnly .rn, has drawn $1,000 in license
'u uucK gnnneis this Autumn.
y, amusement season keeps quite
,5m, unusual thing now to see punches
gpnpatlrldges and snipe hanging IN
k,p,sr room of the depot. They
NJ, Tnoiu the Delaware X. II.
NJ GHuckS have been frequently seen
lv,.Dosl Dlaware riyer near New Castle,
"AAlu.
.4,i. a.gnce I r. H. Press: Even Massa
ksSGs@s" "uid plohabiy prefer Mr.. Bay
h. e'H' 1rant as "a Presidential caudi-
gE Erai w. alvorcc suits are on the trial
Mt "e present tenn of the Superior
s,ts. M. WI be held In most of the city
u,r V' thanksgiving day.
n ~ Democrats of this city hone the
se held Democratic Convention
An aue,I "a, IN Boston or some other east
W., iney want to attend II.
Rtpudbninnnce man is Mr.. Bayard - says
Dtnre,sa,tn press. Next year, n he Is
tesIlca,"aIIl candidate nothirg will be-
I.tso 10 publish against him.
hh bnl,tare are clothing their store win.
SsUsi.Y GAZETTE will not be issued
a,M, ,M,sy-lhanksgiving.
g9inse"SwARE 'SD,R GAZETTE Will be ISSUED
N,ttd uay ,r next In order that thos,
sks. lvtNwnl wl'h the office may obsery,
The daily gazette., 1879-11-25
AT ST. PAUL'S CHURCu.

Services will b, held at st. Paul's M.
E. Church every evening this week, ex-
cepting Saturday, and noon-day meetings
will be held daily.
On Thursday, special Thanksgiving
services will be held, commencing at
1880 O'Clock, with prayer and thanks
giving and an appropriate sermon or ad-
dress, followed by service of praise by
the choir Of the church. The public
are invited.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-25
notes ofMe Day.

E4i, at ls I.,pl, PROPOSES to be King in Gin
n QnleS i's' ~ Where all of the brewers
t4~ut NJ 10, selfe-pro,ection. They
EG. "' less than Ss,OOO,OOO of
t'elye, fron, ne eariy snow has driven
Etaih. Nun waI, lhe foresls in the Depart
(pilinD' MAR MAR and the peasants are
|'a&eirI rIeIu,nght eoo,l hunting parties to
The daily gazette., 1879-11-25
accident at Canterbury.

Last night as the way freight on the
Delaware Railroad was approaching
Canterbury station, the draw bar of one
of the freight cars pulled out, throwing
TWO of the cars from the track, and tear
ing up the D atform of the station. No
one was huit, and the wreck train from
this city went down, and the track was
soon cleared. The accident occurred
near siding, over which the other
trains passed, without any detention.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-25
Important to Mothers,

MRS; Winslow's Seothing Syrup is the
only thing that mothers can RELY upon far
their children. 1t corrects acidity OF the
stomach. cures wind collie, regulates the
bowels and gives rest, health and com fort
10 mother and child. During the process
of teething its value 10 incalculable. II
softens the gums, reduces inflsm IN alton
and allays all pain, thereby giving rest 10
The child and cotniort TO the mOther,-
Twenty-Five cents a bottle. marl5-lyeOd
The daily gazette., 1879-11-25
1aishnn Scoff.s Wife Dead.

Mrs. Sarah Scott. wife of Rev. Levi
Scott, the senior Bishop of the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church, died, early thus
morning, at the residence Of her hus.
pand, near Odessa, in the 14th year OF
her age. Her funeral will take place on
Friday next, at one o'clock, p. M, from
her late residence the services TO be held
at the Union NJ. e. Church, near Black
bird.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-25
SECOND EDITION
CiUH Rights IN NesO Yorh.
A coLoRED MAN WHO WAS DDNfDD
ADMISSION TO THE OPERA HOUsn.

ADMISSION TO THE OPERA H0Usn.
NEW YORK, November 2l.-Wlllia0
R. Davis, business agent Of the Pvo0resr
size american, newspaper for eolore1
people, complained to-day to the UnitoA
states District Attorney against the nan-
ayers of the Grand Opera House. Davis
dresses fastionably. On Saturday, . lsdy
friend, who is an octoroon with Saxon
features, he applied for admission 70 th4
theatre. He had previously bought I've
tickets, but on presentation at the 80
they were refused and the keeper tol4
them they could get their money back -
the box office. Davis lett Tho tickets -
the box office, but refused to take hiR
money back. Subsequently, on oth4
tickets which he had caused to be bouahe
for him, he and the lady made snoth9
attempt to enter. The lady was paD-
I'd, but Davis was elected.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-25
ATTHE &H. CO.'S WHARF,.

The Isa1c Bel, of the Old Dominion
st am,hip Co.'s line, arrived yesterday,
fOr repairs.
The two new ferry boats are rapidly
re '-iving The finishing touches.
The San Salvador is being completely
renovated, aud the HaTptoo. with new
decks and woodwork, LOOKS like another
boat.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-25
omitted to the Bar.

Mr.. James F. Ball, who has been stu
dying law with Charles b. Lore, Esq.
for the past three years, wa. admitted
TO the bar at New Castle YESTERDAY. Mr..
Ball passed very creditable examiDa.
ton and no doubt has bright fu'ure be
fore him. The committee of examina-
tion were VIM. G. Spruance, Beuj. f.
Medic, Geo. H. Bates, E. G. Bradford
Jr., and George Gray.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-25

In the suit begun by the government
against BENZ. T. Babbitt, of New York,
to recover tax of SS5, ,480 IA, alleged to
be due on his income, With interest, M.
Babbitt, through his counsel, has put in
a brief answer, admitting, first, that sI
various times alleged in the complaint
he resided at the place mentioned in the
complaint and then and there carried
on procession or trade and derived an
income therefrom. He denies each and
every other allegation.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-25

v.n srprRr RAILWAY has been
Ct,pd in Pl iladelpha with capt al
CrNtOO II is .orun from the OAR
md entirely across the ci'y-aoo"t
F...., miles. Some say it is to be an
(,,.3 road. as it cannot get through
Ley on the streets 1t has been N ut- IT,,
[JG,,i,was a scheme of the Baltl-
!, ,,J Ohio railroad. But it is lntl-
l,.pMit is intended to connect the
4 kseIp,a,wilmington and Baltimore
ldrr with the Bound Brook road to
h York.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-25
THE GILLIAN ARMY VICTO-
RIOT1S

LONDON, November pa private
telegram received at Pais announces
that battle had taken place at Iquique
between the allied and Chilian armies,
In which the former were defeated. The
Peruvian corvette Pi!comayo has been
captured by the Chiliaus.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-25

vlll The City Council make an effort
Ihlaq Congress to give us a cnupi"
" ni4rs on the Delaware near I'll"
rail ri Chnstiana? Such piers would
'rs, lhc formation Of n bar there
krnlor eteat assistance to hundreds
nv, that make The Christisna a
Ia.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-25
Probable Fork for Wilani1a0tO,a
ShiDbuiLCLers.

A movemen. is now on foot in New
York 10 establish new line of steamers,
sailing from that port to Liverpool and
carrying the American flag. The steam
Roach's, Cramps or Harlan & HollipRs-
worth's ship yards.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-25
SILL & BAILEY'S SALE

The next sale of fine cattle by Messr..
Sill y Bailey, will be at Red Lion, East
MMariborough, N Chester county, Pa, on
Monday, December 9th. These sale,
take place every two weeks.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-25

AS reliable and cheap remedy for the
various affections of the throat andfungs
we heartily recommend DR.. Bulls cough
Syrup. Pri ce % cents.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-25
On/U TscO Dr7fnES.

Only two cases ofdrunkcnness claimed
the attention of Mayor Almond tins
morning. Each was fined fifty cents
and costs.