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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-05-21

JOSH Billings is occasionally wiser
than mis- generation, as witness the fol-
lowing: ''Thare IL no good substitute
for wizdum, but silence il the best that
haz been discovered yet
The daily gazette., 1879-05-03

The Catholic Church in Germany is
in so disorgapized state that the W sh
both of ths Pope and the German Gov
ernment to put an end 10 the confusion
can be readily understood. Out OF
twelve German dloceses only three are
occupied by their rightfui bishops
namely, Munster, by Monsignor Brink
mann; Limbu. 8, BY Monsignor Blum;
and Culma, by Monsignor Marwitz. The
other nine dioceses alu vacant--that OF
Treveri by the death of Monsignor Eber-
hard; that Of Osnabruck by the d. alh of
Monsignor Beckmanp; that of Wider
sheim by the death Of Monsignor Som
merwerk; those Of Cologne, Paderborn,
Po.en, Breslau, aud Worms, BY the ex-
pulsion of M0nsign0ri Melchers, Martin
Leodochowski, Foerstsr, and Krementx.
With the exception OF the first three di-
oceses all are deficient in parish priests,
owing 10 deaths, banishments, and sill
pending trials; 1,5O0 priests have been
expelled thenumber OF those under trial
can scarcely be calculated; 200 parish
es are without singh priest. The ban
ished bishops are not allowed to exer-'
else tue slightest authority over their sub
Ordinates; and, though their secret agents
may exert q certain influence in purely
religious matters, this cannot be extel-
eed W any Of The details in the manage
men of the Church. 1e q.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-03
Current Notes.


The Paris Opera now, including rent,
costs the country altogether Sy00, 900 .
year.
On June 30, 1870, the public debt of
Victoria, Austria, was go, ,6SS 900, popu-
latiOn, 800 900. % .f ~
In the twelve years ending with 1873,
Louisiana paid s., ,36l ,086 ~ interest on
its public debt. .Htli. .is t.atr.
Governor Miller, of Arkansas, was
burned Ia effigy at Hot Springs for ve-
t0ing an insane asylum bill. ~ .t-i
The Bishops Of Metz and StrashurR re-
fused to hold special services IN ths cath
edrals on the Emperor Williams birth
day. ..sns ,A.f.i.s.
The Augusta Chronicle says that Miss
Louise w. King. OF that city, left, BY
will, the bulk OF her property TO the So
ciety fOs the Prevention OF Cruelty to
Animals. i sl7H 49, y
Congre sman J. Randolph Tucker. Of
Virginia. who suffers from cataract no
severely that he can neither read n1r
write, has gone to Baltimore for treat
ment to his eyes. .sl..+sf-''| N
Congressman Bradley Barlow, Of Yer
mont, Greenbacker, paired with Mr..
M orse, Democrat, of Massachusetts, on
both financial and political measures,
when he started for home. $50 =
The Chinese are more and more ont
sting Europeans from the proflts they
have hitherto enjoyed. They have late
ly formed ut Bong Kong . Chinese Ma.
rine Insurance Company with capital
Of s6O0, 900. 9po NJ .I1tl0 =
120 German and Alsatian emigrsnts
sailed from Havre on tlle 17th ultimo for
America, and around Basle . consider-
able exodus Y Eoing on, especially Of
peasants aud lacemskers.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-03
Literature and Art.

The Prince of Wales is making him
self useful by presiding over the British
Commission for the Sydney and Mel
bourne Exhibitions. p5
Mr.. Tennyson, it is rnmored, received
f350 tor The Defense of Lucknow, with
its dedication, which appeared recently
IN the Nineteenth Century.
A statue of an hermaphrodite, suppos-
ed to be copy from the rainous work by
Polycle;es by Roman sculptor, has been
discovered at Rome; the figure is nearly
life-size. "..,
Mrs. Eliza Meteyard, author of Life
of Wedg,oood, aud number of success
full tories, died recently ut Lombeth.
She used Ia contribute leading al ticles to
Douglas Jerroid's NeWspaper and other
London papers. i b. 1ilfa. i.f
Aproject is afl at the object of which
Is to erect memorial to Bishop Herber,
in the Church Of Mslpas, Cheshire, Eng
land, In which place he was born. The
memorial will probably take the form Of
window of stained glass. t
A monument to George Buchanan,
prepared at the expense Of the late DR..
David Laing, will shortly be placed in
Greyfr1ars Church-ya! d, Edinburgh. The
bronze cast of the poets head has been
executed by Mr., d. w. Stevenson, A. r.
s. A.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-03
vsnderbilt's New ,scheuss, !,

The presence At ChicaeD Of Willlam
Vanderbilt, his three sons and othez
railroad magnates, and t.eir ptUposed
rip over the Northwestern kaiiroed,
has revived the report that Mr.. Wander.
oiit has secured control Of that grsax cor
poration OF, 2,l55 miles of rail eonnse-
ton. The party started for Omaha by .
special train. It is stated in this con-
nection that the present ofilciaIs Of ths
Northwestern Railroad will In any cass
0e retained. IaidD ~ ln ann .lni. ~
The daily gazette., 1879-05-03
To re Hung.

The coming Spring, 10000 pieces Of
wall paper and 1900 pairs of win
dow shades, all from the reliable
Wall Paper House OF j. r. Holt, 223
Market street. Mr.. Holt is selling 15c.
paper for 12ic., l2Ac. for 10c. 1Oc. for
&c., and Sc. for &c. per piece. These
goods are Of the very best make, and
guaranteed at full length. Mr.. Holt
will sell you enough paper and border
70 paper room IL II. BY IL #. for the
small sum Of 70 CENTS. So, you see, pa
pering h cheaper than whltewashing.-
The spring designs are stylish and beau
tifnl. Good oil shading l6c. per yard.
Window shades and fixtures, hung com
plete, $l.76 per pair. Gilt papers and
Dado work 80 per cent lower than ever.
Give us call and be convened that the
shove 10 no humbuRging advertisement,
but facts. JOHN r. HOLT, 223 Market
street. feb17-dtf.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-03

The amenities Of contemporary jour
illustrated latterly than in the following
Language employed by a writer on Il 9
Baltimore Gazette In it's description of the
author Of paragraph In the columns of
It's esteemed naighbor, the american.
Says the Gdsette man, with that singular
deiicscy Of diciion which Is 20 character
istic. of lis utterances "Not'o put too
hns point upon It, Mr.. Soteld0 is an
habituai and constitutional prevaricator
whom IL were base flattery to brand a. .
modern AnAnias."
The daily gazette., 1879-05-03
SECOND EDITION
Lord Falm0uth's wheel Of Fortune
Wins the One Thousand Guineas.

ASOEU Eal40utm1 " oeel OI fortune
Wins the One ThOGsamd Guineas.
LONDON, May 2.-The race for the One
Thousand Guineas 8 tax es for three. years
Wheel Of Fortune, with ALbaye second
and Reconciliation third. The race was
over the R0 wley Mile.
All Of Mr.. Lorillard's FLIES have been
scratched for this raoe. l'lg -.i -a 0gl
THE ONE THOUSAND aUINEAs ho
which has for the fourth time fallen to
tne lot Of Lord Falmouth's stable, is one
OF the fve "great events" OF the English
racing year. The Two Thousand Gum
cas-. which was won by Lord Falmouths
Cha ibert on the 30th ult, In the first OF
the series of great three-year-old races
for which the English turf IL 30 famous.
The second In the Epson Derby, and the
third the Don caster st. LeRer. The One
Thousand Guineas and the EPSON Oaks
take rAnk next ~ The three events frs
named, but are participated in by fillies
only, while the other three great three
year-old races admit both filiies and
colts. The Rowley Milo over which the
mile and II yards In length. aiaars
WHEEL OF FORTUNE, THE WINNER
of the One Thousand Gnineas Stakes TO-
day, IL by, Adventurer, from Queen
Bertha (the 1882 Oaks winner) and gives
promise OF rivalliug the feats OF her dam
and Of her half-sister, Spinaway, who at
the close Of her second years' racing went
70 the stud thoroughly sound and free
from blemish, having won the Oaks and
ten other stakes. Wheel of Fortune,
IKE 6pinaway is thickset and round bar
relied, of fair size, has great width be-
tween the hips, and In every respect is a
hardy and racing-like filly. She made
her first appearance 10 the Richmond
Stakes 1t GOOdwood, which she won,
very clearly, beating good field, among
them General PEEPS Peter, since the
winner Of the Middle Park Plate. /
The daily gazette., 1879-05-03
On WILMINGTON DEL. sAfbRDAY y: MAY 8 ls7s

| fer to yours? It's only that country boy
told you about yesterday, you know"
1.-THE ono who had the audacity to fall
in love with you out In the wilderness ~
chuckled tbs old gentleman. II. Iaf
"Exactly. To think of his having fol.
lowed me herei But these rustics have
neither sense nor discrimination"
"I'll 90 and send him away" said Mr.,
Nicholas Goldbeater, promptly.
But whsn he got to the library 1t was
Miles Perry had NOT waited for more
| formal dismissal. rs isfas JfnM
He walked homeward, feeling u If 9
fountain Of Aery indignation were boiling
So the fair Antonio Archer for whose
sake he had offended his father, srieved
his mother, and proved tacitly false to
poor Fanny Clifford, who taught the dis
trict school, had forgotten him already
save as theme Of mifth between herseli
and her elderly lover. A sfiioai
Well, n served him right. af.sie f.si
He might have expected It. "a TO- '.ai p
When he reached his garret . cr,inpled
note lay thrust half way under the door.
he read II by ths sickly gaslight inthe
hall. ,..a .s.'..'.',i'3 n, -, ~,
+" Mesers. Scratch 3 staylace's CON-
plimenss, and they regret that they have
no further occasion for the valuaole SER
vices of Mr.. T. Perry" I.I4 a.'
Miles sat down, resting bis aching head
upon his hands.
The garret root, on which the sun had
beat relent'e. sly all day, was like q
reservoir 0f dull heat. a''' ia'ld
The sickly smells from the hall below
bro0ded like vapor in the unventilated
apartment; and the one narrow window.
when II was opened, admitted only the
unsavory fumes Of . neighboring factory,
Miles thought Of the dewy clover fields
at home, over which the moon was now
just beginning 10 rise. nt4A
If mother was only here 10 put some
camphor on my head" he thought. f'.I
wonder II ] ann going TO be sick."
- 80
The garden path was carpeted with
layers Of fallen foliage, brown and yell
low aud jewel-red. NOt
And Miles Perry, sitting up In the great
calico-covered easy chair, by creackling
fire of logs, was ealing q bowl Of cruel
that Fanny Cl fiord's brown fingers had
prepared. .i. 9'...ei = ~ |
It's a long time I've been sick, Fanny,
eh ?" 's i'li'' '''0l'' y '777''
"a long time, Miles. There is your
mother coming up the garden. must
60 now" 7oF 80
"But, Fanny n 'a "''. e.e
Yes, Miles," n.,. n.',.i,l..l
Don't tie on your hood just now,
Fanny. l want to tell you something.
l want to ask you to marry me, Fanny.
l know I've behaved like brute, but
think ! have had sufficient lesson now.
One thing / am certain Of; I never should
have recovered from this fever without
your care and kindness. Won't you be
my wife, Fanny ?" ry,'4rr
And when Mrs. Perry came In bring
ing the scent Of wild grapss ard astumn
leaves with her, she knew Is 3 glance
what had happened. g3 lm
Mother !" whispered Fanny, in seft,
appealing tone and Mrs. Perry clssped
her in her arms. .N'..,i
"Pm 90 glad" said Mrs. Perry.
So am !, mother" said Miles, con-
teItedly. f..5-
AnI Arto~f. ~~y~~. -.-.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-03
A CHICAGO TRAGEDY.
A Prominent BusimeSs Man Fatall
Shot by q Woman.

A Prominent Business Man Fatally
Shot BY . Woman.
A special dispatch from Chicago civ
the folio wing details 0fthe shooting there
Thursday .,-. .D,-..... -, |
A profound sensation was. created In
business CIRCLES this afternoon by the re-
port that T. B. Weber, ,oftbe well-known
boot and shoe firm of G. w. Webber &
Co., had been shot by q woman named
Mrs. Roberts, who has been prosecuting
. suit against HIM to establish the pater-
nifty Of her dead son. The parties were
in the Office of Edward Jussen. Weber
had been making his deposition in the
case, aud Mrs. Rober 9 sat there, watch
ed by one Of Pinkerto.'s men, for she
had threatened 10 kill the man she claims
to have ruined her twelve years ago.
All at once, just as Weber said II am
not guilty Of any criminal relations with
this woman, 1t ia all blackmail," she drew
arevolver and shot. Weber was sitting
near her, aud saw her draw the weapon.
He rOso with cry not TO shoot. She had
pointed at his heart. The pistol was dis-
charged ~ he rose, and the ball entered
Weber's abdomen to the left of and above
the navel. The woman was taken to
jail. She says Weber has been an ha.
bituai seducer, aud says that in the Union
Cemetery, New York, 10 q grave marked
BY stone on which Is engraved "Theo.
b. Weber," and that IL tho tomb of
smother son of his by gi, he led sstray
many years ago. Mr. Roberts son was
drowned in 1875. Weber has paid her
money from time to time. The woman
was visited in jail and seems distr acted
Weber was called upon at his resi-
dence at II o'clock this evening, and was
found in dying O Jnditton. He was ma
king his will under the .hfuence of
snInulants. Y.itD n..,-..
The daily gazette., 1879-05-03
Altoona Won't he sold.

given at least two mo ontiis In which to
settle her tax indsbtness 10 the State land
beside, the teu per cent. charges for cvl-
lection will be thrown off. The execu-
ton is In the hands Of the Sheriff Of the
who has been instructed by A.
sistaut Attorney General Gilbert "to
give the city Of Altoona as much time to
make payments Of the claim of the Com
monwealth q his duty will permit
Steps will now be taken 80 that no fur
thor indulgence from the State will be
asked.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-03
water 0p~ut

On Monday afternoon Delta, Nd, and
the neighborheod Immediately around 1t
WAS visited BY very heavy rain, fea-
ture Of which was . tremendous water
spout. II 10 described as being similar In
shape TO two tunnels, with She spoufs
Joined together, the whole revolving
Mr.. Robert Parks's mil1 dam, drawing
up and carrying of nearly AL the water
In II. 1t also parsed over Mr.. Robert
Ramsay's farm, and tore one Of his
fences to pieces, scattering the rails 10 q Il
directions. II finally disappeared, In the
direction OF Peach Bottom. -.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-03
Pointtlert.r - A--.--ss-, ],

RICHMOND, May 2.--In &he case Of
John E. Poinpexter, coayicted Of killing
c. G. Curtis, on the motion for ! Nv
trial, the Court ovefriled all the grounds
submitted by the prisoners COUNSEL The
execution of the sentence IL Suspended In
order to give counsel time to prepare pa-
pers with view oftaking the case to fhe
Court of Appeals. .svti7 iitaasb iol
The daily gazette., 1879-05-03
s.sd for the Beneat Of Bo.dholder.

MoNTG0MERy, May L. The Mont
gomery & Enfala Railroad was sold to-
pay for the benefit of its bondho ld-rs, by
order Of the United States Court. The
road Is eighty miles loug, and was
bought by VIM. M. Wadley. The prin-
cipal comp petltor was the Lonisvilfe &
Nashville Railroad, which owns a large
in cash was s2,190 900. The. 6rst mort
gage bonds amount to 81 ,280, 200. The
accrued interest and bonds aggregate
aver 81 100000. 9 lN.lnn tl-r
The daily gazette., 1879-05-03
A Prisoner Elopes witk has Keeocs..s

NJ MILWAUKEE, May 2.s-@An lnmate o(
the Cclumbus county jail, nAmetH Wsed,
committed Tor attempted bnrRlary, escap-
ed from jail early thjs morning, and t.
Shefif's daughter, y young isdy u SIk-
teen, is also missing. llThs Shesf8J tG1hs
reward for the receRtpre n ~ psjs-
oDer, and speaks Of bis daughters absencs
as being a case Of forcible abduction, bae
the general opinion Is that N wss m
eiepement. 1nEes - d5ssb 9dt aulfnss
The daily gazette., 1879-05-03
A5OO E.ch.I

The following theatres paid $500 esch
yesterday for the renewal of their L.
censes for the year beginning May 1,
lS79.t The money goes to the Society
for the Reformation Of Juvenile Delin-
quents: Harry Miners, the Comique,
Harry HIPS, Tony Pastor's, Standard, /,
San francisco, Haveriey'sa Madison
Square, American Museum, 20e Bowery,
Olympic, Park, i,i Union Square and
World. y1on htlart.. Mn.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-03
Missouri Rspubl,e..s for Grant.

ST. LoUIs, May 2.-The Republican
State Central Committee, in session at
Jefferson City last night, adopted resolu-
tions approving President Hayes veto
Of the Army Appropriation bill; favor
ing thorough Organization of the Re-
publican party throughout the State and
declaring General Grant their choice for
President in 1880 No time was fixed for
holding the State Convention.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-03

Ell zabeth Cook bequeathed none of
her estate in Newton, Al ass, worth $780,
OUO, to relatives, although sheshad man,.
6ho gave $l6, 900 each to her lawyer and
physician, and re eased fifteen creditors
from all liability. OF course her will is
70 Do contested. .tHHt' 1tadI
DR.. Bulls Baltimore pills always Gu 9
fever and ague, dumb ague, etc, and
cost only 25 sents.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-03
Conefeea XeeteFllay,,,

MI. Johnston intFpdnced sesserday. A
the Senate, : bilf which 91kh h0fisoS t&o
Texas Pacific Railroedl Ojhb0aT = e.
tend its tracks ~ IA Resos shqgv SaR11es
with the Southern Pacific r9ed. Leaib
granted to tho Texas 3a6in6 ~ -
transferred 70 tho 6ousharnlR Rhctne w.
f1ssneiaS saes sS%psny slSpf a & 20: IS -
from this puddle sreasury % ~ eifsG G
$4,000 m cash = mile. of, rge4 qongtrpaG-
cd. Mr.. Hoar offered : fpso) )asioa d
claring the decisiOu 6fthe 95uaes d d
forty fifth Congress seating WD.J p.
Kellogg as hnal, and Mr.. Garland deliv-
cred q speech upon the Yellow Fever
The daily gazette., 1879-05-03
In the dime OF julius Cmsar. Lake

In the sime Of julius Caesar, Lake Fu-
cino, situated In tho .Apennines, about
nity miles southeast OF Rome, and some
2,2O0 feet abOve the level OF the sea. M
. source of great annoyance. Itrseeived
the rainfall Of . large district, and " rs
constantly varying In extent, frequently
destroying the labors Of the tllers Of the
neighbOring soil and promoting dlisease.
julius Caesar therefore planned Che drai t.
age Of the lake by q subterraneau tunpel.
but was killed before this could be done.
In the Intervening centuries since his
death, various speculators have propos-
has been admirably carried out At the
instance Of the great banker, Terlonix,
at . cost Of 1o,0,O, 600. The work has
taken twent, -tour years, and q, 900 acfes
Of excellent arabic land have been re-
deemed, on which the farmss can expend
bis labor without the fear Of inundation.
h,.s A. en- ensinssring feat this3 ranks very
The daily gazette., 1879-05-03

Under the AuctieneeEssr N HEasnaaer.
CHICAGO, May ,1.-The Chicaao and
Pacific Railroad was SOLD at ancej j6n ekts
afternoon by MASTER In Cks6cssy 10
John ii. Wrenn for 1915. 100, u u said
G, Blair.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-03
A Chicago Merchant Shot by . WO.
s.ff p man.

CHICAGO, May 1.-Mrs. Ada Roberts
shot and fatally wounded Theodore p.
Weaver, q prominent merchant, this a.
tsrnoon, In lawyers ofiie. She alleged
chat Weaver ruined her and promised
child, but stopped the pay ments. Weaver
claimed that the woman did not keep ST.
lenCe. ta
The daily gazette., 1879-05-03
Watching oreF Pssr ,Ona,sr,..

The Society for the Preysntaea beufu-
city to Children has, appointed : eon-
mittee of two to, ascertain hoy nany
children in this city are einbioyed in'le-
borious occupations, what thesS Occuber
tions are, and what their EXACT u upon tie
moral and ply ,ical conditions oe shs
children and II they are contrary to law.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-03
Senator ''' " ss.sss:s5 sS::ns'ss:5 - :.

n. Y. Times q fhi1 n06n1nDAayb. ~
Senator C0pkling remained susg lkun
his daughters wedding lastnigh2 = UAiaA
N. Y, because be was ,Opp0ssd 10 ~
marriage and ,beoanse the golan6 lnau \
poor. 'sThe groom, Walter g. 0aknan,
is worthy gentleman, bat p0sseasing 70
great wealth. He has been .Hpperi9Ben-
dent of the Utica and Binghamfon Divi-
sion of the Delaware, LacksWsnna md
Western Railroad for twO yeass.q Ne b
an accomplished mechanical engiuesfteuL
was connected with the Grant Lfocomo-
tive Works at Paterson, N. J. He y .
man Of classical attainin6nts, Ind has
travelled widely sitsgD ngFi 3 sfHawa
The daily gazette., 1879-05-03

Frank Collins. Esq, has ssld the Col
II PSiisae} }pSis. GcO:ids1ssion' sS,coo.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-03
THEs Hsaia 80, ..... J.
Arr'v.,l .ss. 80 :. : e.aas.s.

ST. LOUIS, No, Nay. Ia 9eelatsA
from At0bt60n, XA4oADl e1A Over
three hundred colppD4 retngeos1eo0 -
South LANDED here fp,dA& - q Asos!el1v
can't building I. tss ~ 80 - 80
shelter, 6ds they 1sSs 2RllS - q
colored c6eko1ee. ~ 1tilBf InaIoG1oote
whether msay - 49, - - oie1lnAno
with emplOymentlaaSb - 6amQ04 - -
skilled Iaber y very iiqi1p1 ~ ~ g1pe2.
Their arrival VS. epf1Eelv tGn4&S
E. q j they \ q were a e: oFi&i9 g . ~ - iSSs
asaysIS9ss9 cisa raiS 9Ss|; ~ Ses s9S 9SS ss =
them on! our eisfse&b - te1st1s4
for their Temporary 0on1sy ~ eiDnlnoeuG.
feriDg must rs1nlt Il 4thle tn0nGH fto1alt
ly dsstituts peQDaan doe, nct aese 49,
The daily gazette., 1879-05-03

,mLE Y, "A hlgn,y improved farm
Wy acres I'm White Clay Creek hun
,n u enclosed In Usage Hedge. Di.
NE neids. Laree apple or.
lt ni Tearing. Public school I'D.
sh1I sbe piIn. Buildings-Large Man
S.p n tenant House, Barn, uranary
~ eI buildings necessary on !
tsrIn. miles from station on
n,D D NJ X. Centrally located.
v" "i,minglon. Apply to
Poi, w. W. WHITMAN,
Ssd ale agt, 2 W. Fourth stree |
@@-W WILMINGTON, lie
The daily gazette., 1879-05-03
fI1iica obxaruar sIn4V,

loIio" ooVerVer (Dem y April nj
Mr.. Hayes out 70 be itsmtbdsd fhat
Congress is legislatink mot for. 1T vear
but for next year. We know tbas under
cover OF preserving peace It the p0lhs
cal conventions, t., Organise IieT;slssnrss
and to inte' fsre With the lawful exsrciss
to fear that with the 'reCurre.Ss- ~
another residential ell ctiop q cff,rs
will be made to repeat Ihs bIdsI 81 of
which Hayes wac spawned. j iItis sServ-
fore essential that All, laws aud Ssrfs ~
laws which served - the pfessxs III :
repealed. Mr.. Hayes has ;deiar ~ h.,e
duty. H''4 1870 Hoi, .s9yrlf ~ ''A''
Grroy Press tDsn .,Apsa ss.lsm
q, -Four tSs ryssn ysars ago EyaFtss ths anthsr
men vote no soldier, cAa inter{ ~, SCca.
gress s.,., tas % nndsrsaken lp caErX odt this
self blocked BY this 1nan.whcss nrtrc,ni..
can change once at least an I6Sf vsSr1
The daily gazette., 1879-05-03
RAlLROAN4-

III.IsHIA, WILMINGTON =
Noyem Ter 10, is1s.
NJ viii leave wilmington - 'o''o
.a.,,hia and Intsrmsdlets. stations' I y,
sae'Hioo e. 10 % .. M, 21, &C., ~
s,as,,n,a n, Express, . 90, 800 ms
sleuS rnS New York, 2H. 100, 500 W.
.Scrs ~; y, s,ha q intermediate s'asi"n''
nore "a. and Bay Line, 7.os, .. m. 90.
in" "rs and Washington, II 0i, . ~, Sss.
-, o. 'Dclawsre ,,iS' & biyision, Isavs Mi
rsst III w. e,fb, =. N. Los, 30 en:
os,on and Intermediate 6tations'
-; H;' ana a. iintsfmsaiats i Stations s.iS
Up snNpAY rRAINs. sgsssi sgfl
...,rhia and Intermediats Stations
,s1piiS II: ia and md New York. SOC. q. n,
sors %; and 'washiAssoa. issi 2 70
,s,ner inform atien pAssengefs ere
To- 70 the time tables posted q the
Huperinfendent.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-03

IWARE W EsTERN RAILROAD
Ehange or hours. On and after Feb
aiS. Trans will run a. fol- Ows;
Wilmington ,7.iS =. m. ,i0.SO q. m
vs "pA AWvcndaie, We s.5s q. M. IL 30 noon.
We Pomeroy, 8 30 n m, ] 6p y IA.
ming. leave Pomeroy 1910 q. m.
ming, leave Avondale, u "A noon
D0p. m. ana o,Ku
ss n, n m. ID. CONNELL,
superiDtenslent.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-03
PUBLIC SALES.
fLIC SALE OF STOCK.

vill sell on ESDAY. MAY 9Th
Public Sale, at Mount Pleasan
kept by VIM. keese, on the road
Wlimin .tOn 10 H. ckessin, about
rom the latter place. and about one
|om Brarenville, 10 head Of Mary
(at,le, VIE: g. yoke OF good 6HtuI
Ken. 30 head OF steers from U1P
four years old. SIX cows 49,
Hives a. their SHE IL heifers; some
ng. sir dry cows, and six bulls.
lih Ira wal or underbidding and no
N ment on account of weather. SAL
hmence al l O'Clock. sharp. COndi.
sale. RUTH a NV Fed,
.stidham h son, Auct.
IN &wit
The daily gazette., 1879-05-03

See Local Natter IN Third Page.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-03

Brother Haskell, ~, ssths D :, rs6orwed
CLOWN" is conducting = Methodist revi-
val in Amboy, HILL An setcited sIstsr
tainted In one lof thls,msefings. and, he
said: "Stand away brethren snd sistars.
and let the angels come in and ~ her'
l feel as ~ quarter section n bsatcn
had caved in aud all the .tarsl vAre ~ n
bling down on ms. !. Won Chrifi.ns sr.
IKE young piss. 4 have 70 pull your
ears Oh to get you un 10 the Gosnel
trough, and after you ct 4 taSta of ~
giories, nearly pull your taiIs on % eet
you away"