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The daily gazette., 1879-10-11
En,ersO3a's Mi7aStrels.

On Monday evening Emerson's Great
Megatherian Minst,els appear at the
Grand Opera House. During the day
they will give grand street parade III
the following order:
Form in front Of the Opera House, at
IL NJ.
Major Burke, lightning dill ar
tist.
Zouave Drum Corps, twelve in num-
ber.
Brass hand, twenty in number.
X. II. Hooley and Billy Emerson.
Comedians and vocalists.
The following is the line Of parade:
Down Market to Front, TO Tatnall, to
Fourth, to Shipley, to Seventh, to King,
to Second, to Lombard, to Fourth, to
Walnut, to Ninth, to Market, to Opera
House and dismiss.
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Our National Banks.

Extracts from the published statemen mt
of the National banks of this city made
at the examination Of the banks by the
U. S. Bank Examiner for this district,
show the following:
National Bank of Wilmington aud
Brandywine- resources, $S79,2Ol. 10.
Of this, loans and discounts, amount to
S4l5,4l9.33 and the amount OF U. 5.
bonds to secure circulation Ia 100000
Liabilities, $S79,201.36; capital stock
paid in, 500, 900; surplus fund, $50, 900,
undivided profits, Sl6,7G7.sS; deposits,
S349, ,470.75.
National Bank of Delaware-Resour-
ces, S5S7 430. 40; Loans and tiscoiints,
$227, ,701.52 u. s. bonds to secure circu-
lation, $4,000; u. s. bonds Oh hand,
100000. Liabilities, 1851, ,4S0.40; cap
ital stock paid in, $4,000; surplus
fund, $l12, ,7Y5. "a; undivided profits, $lO,-
2S5. IA; deposits, So ,25977.
Union National Bank of Wilmington
Resources, $1,047 1876. "a; loans and dis
counts, $685., ,606.S6; U. S. bonds or
hand, $4,000; due from reserve AGENTS,
5000, 1878. Liabilities, $l,O47, 1854
capital stock paid in, $2O3, 10; surplus
fund 500, 600: undivided profits, $22, 1856,
SO; outstanding national bank notes
$l7S,S5O; deposits, $52s, ,293.sl
First National Bank of Wilmington
Resources, ST ,434, ,492.S7: loans and dis
counts, 5O7, ,5l6.04; U. 5. bonds to secure
circulation, S545,O00; U. S. bonds to Sc
cure deposits $50, 900 other stocks bonds
&C., S133, 600 due from reserve agents
$lO4,75l.41. Liabilities, 81 ,434.4o2.e7
capital stock paid in, $500,000; surplus
fund, 100000; undivided profits, $50,
GAG. is deposits, $326,373.94.
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Kent CO1l3afU Jurors.

The following is list of Petit Jurors
for the October term of the Superior
Court for Kent county, which convenes
in Dover, on Monday, 9th inst:
Duck Creek Hundred-John Rice,
George N. HAZEL, Jacob johnson, John
A. Jerman.
Kenton- Frederick Knots, Jacob b.
HAZEL, Emory Temple.
Little Creek-Daniel G. Cowgirl,
Robert H. Green.
East Dover--Timothy Slaughter,
Joshua McGonigal, VIM. d. Webb, Ed
win o. Eccles. s
West Doyer-Samuel Craig, Draper
Voshell.
North urderkill--Charles b. Layton
John j. Wyatt, Waitman Hopkins, Ben
jainin Dickerson.
Misspllion--Henry Dickerson, VIM.
Tharp, VIM. Williams, Henry Lewis.
Milford-Stephe X. Belts, Benjamin
D. Anderson, Benjamin V. Clark, John
III. johnson. ~
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FIRST EDITION.
The Contest Over.


COUNCIL MEETs BUT IMMEDIATELY
ADJOURNs--MR. CHANDLER MISSES
Ills SPEECH.
City Council, in accordance with the
adjournment of Monday evening last,
when the Evans-Carmichael contested
election case was under consideration,
met again, last evening, for the purpose
of finally disposing Of the affair." This
meeting was a bone Of contention at the
regular meeting of Council on Thurs
day night, some of the members holding
that the adjourned meeting was unne-
cessaIy, after the withdrawal OF Mr..
Evans from the contest, while others
contended that the legal curse would
be to wait until last nights meeting be-
fore taking any action whatever upon
Mr.. Evans withdrawal. This latter view
partially prevailed, for though Council
passed mo.ion to indefinitely postpone
further consideration of the Evans-C Car
michael contest, they refused to recon-
slider the action Of Monday evening
last In adjourning until to-right.
And SO last nights meeting was held,
but Immediately after roll-cail motion
to adjoorn was made and carried with
out opposition. This was hardly salts
factory to some of the members who
thought there should be fJrmal ex-
preston of Council in relation TO the
final settlement of the question, and en-
try of the same on the minutes, but
they made no opposition to the motion
for an immediate adjournment. Several
| { the members We're not present at the
meeting, and were much surprised when
they arrived few minutes later, to lind
the meeting closed:
BY this hasty adjournment grave
injustice was done Mr.. Philt NINA
Chandler, the senior member of Coul-
eli from the Seventh Wald. On Thurs
day night Mr.. Chandler desired to reply
to Mr.. Robert II. Taylor's stern and
convincing airaignment al Of the kepubli-
can party of Wilmington for the cleo
ton frauds perpetrated by it for years
past, but on account of the lateness OF
the hour yielded to the request Of sever
| al members to defer his remarks unit
lat night. tie came already cooked
and primcd, prepared to crush the
Democratic party of Wilmington out
If existence by the elOquence Of h
views and the powerful nature OF his
arguments. 1t was his own speech, too
he said, and not the production of ethel
of MIR. Evans counsel, carefully com
mitted to memory for the occasion. But
the sudden adjournment knocked the
life out of Mr.. Chandler's "greatest ef-
FORT" and the community will nevel
know how much they missed in no
hearing or reading that contemplated
| speech.
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BACON'.S BRUTALITY.
AN Ex-poLrcEMAN, While sSsAzEp
WITH LIQUOR, DESPERATELY AS
sAULTs HIS DAUGHTER AND BROTH

AN Ex-poLICEMAN, WHILE 'EGAzED
WITH LIQUOR, DESPERATELY AS
sAULTs HIS DAUGHTER AND BROTH
Err. ,.7
VIM. II. Bacon, an ex-policeman, who
was on the force under x-Mayor Vaen-
tine, and who now drives the street
sprinkler, has gotl en- himself into scrape
that has given him good bit of rather
unpleasant notoricty. Bacon was at the
races at Schuetzen Park on Thursday,
and while there got very drunk. DUR
Ing the afternoon his drunken cary ngs
on were of the wild, st nature. lie went
home in the evening, and slept in the
back yard. He awakened yesterday
morning, and finding his watch and
money gone, accused his daughter Amel-
la, aged lS years of robbing him. This
she stoutly denied, but he would rot be
reconciled, and violently assaulted her.
Accounts differ as to the nature of the
assault. 1t is generally reported that he
hit her over the head many times with
piece of gum hose, at the same time
having seized her by the hair, he jerked
her violently to the ground. Others say
he only struck her once or twice. Ba-
con, himself, declared to the reporter of
the GAZETTE, This morning, at the same
time cautionng him to be easy on him,
that he only seized hel bJ the hair and
pulled her down. '"You. must have
pulled Violently" said the reporter. IA
con admitted that he did. The conse--
quence of this assault was that the dangl-
ter was seized with spasms, which she is
subject to, and was for while on the
point of deaIh. Drs. Maui, Springer
and West were called in. at separate
times during the morning and prououn-
ced her condition critical. La.er in the
day she improved and toward evening
was able to move about the room, and
is thought to be out Of danger.
Bacon did not stop here in his frenzied
violence, but soon after his assault on
his daughter, attacked his brother, Ed
ward s. Bacon, who lives in the same
house, for demonstrating with him, and
beat him terribly about the head ane
face. For this he was arrested on war
rant last evening, and gave bond for hi!
appearance before the Mayor this morn
ing. F.+t
lie was arraigned before Mayor All
mond this morning, and his brother
whose head was bandaged up so that h
could not see, was present. As Bacol
went into the dock he bent over AM
whispered to his brother, "You hear
what said want you to withdraw tn
CASE"
"All right" said the complainant.
"Mayor," said the prisoner, after tn
charge had been stated, "My brothe
wants TO withdraw the case.". AT er
little questioning the complainant sal
that he did not want the case pressed bu
he wanted his brother "fixed so he woul
not be getting drunk all the time"
The case was then withdrawn and tn
| prisoner held for costs.
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WILMINGTON. DEL SATURDAY OCTOBER IL. 1879
Harper's MuOaxisse for NOUena-
Der 1879.

Harptr' Magazine for November Is
an unusually attractive and varied num-
Der. All but two of Its contributions
are illustrated.
Mr.. Benjamin completes his review Of
American Art with an Instructive paper
on our early painters, illustrated with
beautiful engravings OF pictures by John
Symbert, Benjamin West, John Single
ton Copley, O. W. Peale, John Trum'
bull, Gilbert Stuart, g. Stuart Newton,
Thomas Sully, +. G. Malone, Washing
ton Aliston, and s. r. d. Morse.
The leading paper, by w. II. Rideing.
Ia devoted to a subject of curious inter
est-the old National Pike between the
East and West across the Alleghantes.
The author, with his eloquent descrip-
ton, assisted by Pyle's excellent Illus
tratioDs, repr0duces in vivid colors the
lively pageantry OF this great highway,
which little more than a generation ago
was the scene of traffic that "seems
like frieze with an endless processi Oh
Of figures" "1here "ere sometimes
says the writer, "eixteeu gayly-paihted
coaches each way day: the cattle and
sheep were never out Il sigh; the can
vas-cOvered wagons were drawn by six
or twelve horses with bows Of bells oyel
their collars; the families of Statesmen
cles; and while most of the traveller
were unostentatious, a few had splendiC
equipaees, aud employed Outrtders."
An equally novel subject, and Of great
or present interest, is Mr.. A. Hayes, Jr.s
article on the "Cattle Ranches OF Color
ada" which il very entertaining reading
while it contains full information as t.
the methods and risks OF Gait raising
The illustrations by Mr.. Rogeis are cai'i
tai. The article aud the picures recall
those old numbers Of Harper's whici
contained accounts of. Ross Brown
famous adventures In the West.
The new serial novels, "Whit'
Wings" by William Black; and MAR.
A nerly," by DR.. r. ID Blackmore, ar
continued, and there Is very interest
ing instalhneni of NJ iss Mulock's"Younl
| Mis-. JardiDe" The November numbe
closes the ffty-ninth volume, and tn
publishers offer to sent to new annua
suhscri bers, beginning with the ID, CEN
Der number, 1879, the four previous nun
bers containing the early chanters
"White Wings" and "Mary Aneriy."
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COsaelensssissO a. Whole Com4eK-
2aitu.

WASHINGTON, October 10.AThe Post
Office Department o.day received re-
port of special agent who was detailed
TO make an investigation in regard 70
the shooting of Fred Nix Jf., the post
master at Biackville, South Car0lina.
The report strongly condemns not only
the assailing party, but the community
at large for not having protected tho
postmaster. and attri butes the attack
politics and his color. The department
has not as yet taken any action upon
this report, ..but the matter will be re-
ferred to the Attorney General to ascer-
tain whether anything can legally be
done ty the Washington authorities for
the postmaster's protection from further
injury. 1Jl l- 'Fili
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Brief Locals.

sOhver Doud Byron at the Opera House
this evening. WA
A very large market this morning.
Amusements are crowding In thick
and fast.
The Board of Education meets on
Monday evening.
Emerson's minstrels at the Opera
House on M Monday evening.
One week from to-day and the Bank-
ers Daughter will appear at the Opera
House.
The performance last evening gave en-
tire satisfaction.
The circus on Wednesday next.
The season for holding agricultural
fairs is about over.
Fried oysters Fullmer's speciality.
Work on the new Court House is being
pushed rapidly forward.
Wilson Post, G. A. r., of Baltimore
passed through this city yesterday on a
special tram for Baltimore, to attend the
&. A. r. reunion which takes pace in
that city.
Chicken croquette, at Fulmer's.
Chicken salad, at Fullmer's 506 Mar
ket street. 80 l-s..t i.t
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COnain0 AnttseDtents.

E. gagements at the Opera House are
being made very rapidly. The follow
ing are the engagements announced thus
far:
This evening, Oliver Doud Byron, in
Hero.
On Monday evening, Emerson's Mega
therian Minstrels.
Next Saturday evening, Bronson How
ards celebrated drama of the Banker's
Daughter.
On Monday evening, the Goth inst,
Rice's famous Surprise Party in the new
and charming extravaganza, ip two acts,
entitled Horrors. .-vE.
On "Wednesday evening, the 24th inst,
F. Z. Bangs IN Danl Druce.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-11

The cook of Emperor William is a
fl kle Partisan, with whom his Majesty
has had several quarrels since the Franco
German war, owing to the cooks ire
pressible patriotism. Several times he
has been discharged, and ach time taken
back into favor, owing to the imperial
love of the French cuisine. After the
last scrimmage the chef offered to return
on the following conditions only :-"Ma-
jesty, if sam not allowed my liberty in
the kitchen, shall leave your service
and for the last time, because neither my
health nor my peace can stand this in-
cessant wranglingw The Emperor
smiled and submitted, being really at
tached to the chef, who has been with
him for many years, and has grown rich.
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On q SDree.

Thomas Steward, Basil Bradford and
WIN. Shoeman, three young men who
are employed upon farms near Mechan-
iesville, Del, says an ElktOn paper, con-
cluded they would have a spree last
Monday. 30 they went TO Newark, and
each hired q "one horse shay" from
Leach Vandegrift, who keeps livery
stable At that place, and came to Elkton,
making their appearance upon Main
street about 8 O'Clock p. m Carrying
out their Intention, they indulged in the
use of tangle foot, and ran their horses
through the street. They were arrested
and tineds5 each ,and costs amounting to
S950 Que of them paid his penal at
once, but the others we're committed Ia
Jail and had to wais for their friends to
arrive from Delaware.
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OM Ware Con,ino.

,N,,, .vd,ller Yesterday, though still
a,'y \, Az warm, was an improvement
VI ,n thursday, and business men
Dna .asn m. around the streets found
Ssr. ~ qul'e agreeable. There is
nd S,1l, ,la ample room for improve.
\ ~ s sae news that a cold was as
~ working "',,1 its way from the
II hv slil y, be received with much
Ins W ~ ,ae ,, sufferers that have been
ossa,. ~ ,ii lhe heat of the past few
.bIsnssese may bring out their
bina nae's ~ and hunt up warm ul.-
II, r. =, =, a. eight o'clock yesterday
lo,D sue u thermometer in Manitoba.
iesrs.si %s territories ranged from rs
s,ees' .,u' In the course of a few
atmosphere in this city will
SVlie N, S a complete change, and
no tI, tah,. oe Worn with comfort. The
eSmOs,.ssh rao,e shows the heat Of yester-
f,bpa,sa ,bep a,s. with the corresponding
tbsTmp M. past two years and recorded
''D'Olneler at Hudnut's -
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iunnte Trust Of u Lawyer,
romptly Collects u $4,000
which Cost hts Client AZ.

nHt VI ~ hNWyots
romptly Collects u $4,000
which Cost his Client 81.
y Terry, the well known lawyer
John street, New York City. was
DC had not held ticket No. 81, ,9l3
rev The second capital prize OF
The Louisiana State Lottery
adfawing, on September 0, aud
ned whole ticket No. 3l,9l3 In
acIlent. 1t cost " at the Office of
aphin, 3ls Broadway. New York.
'ded 1t through Adams Express
ion, aud received $4,000 in cash
0eductlon. would rather not
a'Ae OIL The fortunate possessor of
!" SINCE 1t would be a breach OF
y and the principal OBJ ect of col
no ticket in my name would be
~~' uid nopursue his inveNiga-
s' US he was assured by the re-
eoi ''ie company that the Lou
~" i"'tery never desires to re :
|thorliy.
= Ma. ~
''" iork World, Sept. 27th, 1870.
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HON. Then do 1t.

1t is not healthy to contest elections in
Delaware county, Pa. A short time ago,
Jesse Brooks, the Democratic Commits
sioper, contested the election OF. his Re.
publican competitor.
In order to do so it was necessary for
him to procure a number Of signatures
to a petition contesting the election. On
Thursday those who signed the petition
o. contest, were called upon to pay their
portion of the expense incurred in the
contest. The court had issued manda-
mus upon the signers to pay the cost
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)bngfatulate DIR. SOuyieIIe

ng visited our city. After having
many people talking OF his won
llon the Paris Spirometer, and
learned the many cures per
" his wonderful apparatus, we
Is office to satisfy ourself.
iully convinced that DIR. Sou
nvenllon ls a benefit to the pub
reconsider II our duty to let the
hown that he has performed a
Of radical cures In this vicinity,
s,lcsted by some of our best citi-
Is office is Jos Market street, Will
Delaware, Mrs. DIR. Owen sole
bis wonderful instrument.
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BarnUnls Circus.

PIT. Barnum's circus, which has been
exhibiting in Philadelphia for the past
two weeks, closes tonight. The circus
will exhibit at Salisbury on Monday, and
at Dover on Tuesday. The special
trains Conveying the great show will pass
down the Delaware railroad, leaving
this city at 2 O'Clock tomorrow morning
On Wednesday the show exhibits in this
The daily gazette., 1879-10-11

|RpuuJlican shows its hate for
khern people in every line 1t
IN /, no wonder the manufac-
M, Of our city are not popular
ko,tb as those of Baltimore.
\ sensitive feelings would he
nlrchase where a newspaper
spread before them filled with
Iible accusations /; notwithstand-
might know the charges to be
may be a great deal lost, but
certainly can be gained from
Just here we ask the reader
The article from the New York
I'm The GAZETTE elsewhere,
upon Senator Conkline the
iurs and circulation Of just
ehoods as the Republican de
heap upon the Southern people.
! Of The one is almost equal to
gnily Of the other.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-11
A Child Run OUer.

A little boy, eighteen months of age,
named Crawford, met with an accident
that came very near being fatal, about
4.45 O'Clock last evening, on Front street /,
between Market and King. The child
was crossing the street when the Leading
horse of one of Geo. W. Bright's coal
carts kn locked him down, and one Of the
animals hoofs struck him in the fore
head. The child was at first thought to
be dangerously hurt, but IL now better.
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bronchitis.

This at first resembles common colo,
there is cough, hoarseness, soreness m
tie lungs and throat, expectoration OF
mucus and sometimes blood, difficulty In
breathing, hectic fever and night-sweats.
To cure this often fatal disease, or to
prevent it, use DIR. Flagg's Liver and
Stom ach pad, that acts without giving
medicine internally. Our last two weeks.
Office No. 7, E. 9th street, consultation
The daily gazette., 1879-10-11
Lay0e Price For Land.

The Jones farm on Bohemia Hanor, in
Cecil Co., was sold last week to Mr.
Brady, of Delaware city, brother OF d.
II. Brady, Esq, of Chesapeake city, ior
$50 au acre. The farm is one OF the
finest on the Manor and was sold for cash
the whole amount paid being $2S,O00.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-11

The forthcoming annual report of the
Commissioner of the General Land Of
flee will show that the net increase in
the amount of public land taken by ac-
tual settlers during the year ending June
Both last, as compared with the amount
taken during the preceding fiscal year, is
nearly 100000 acres.
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Dress Goods,

would see the largest and most
assortment Of Dress Goods,
hg many novelties for suittngs,
effects In silks, satins and velvets
hlngs at lower prices than can
elsewhere In the city, go to
Spencer.
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gaily Sasstts

remarkable tact that not
n''', ,hs abuse heaped upon the
. ''s hv the Republicans ana
|o's,, 'ss,o., - were enfranchiscd as a
's, n the foreign vote that
si,-,tion to this country goes
|, !, will 70 on, and now we are
". ,ba, the English farmers
a,n, TO Texas are well supplied
The daily gazette., 1879-10-11

The annual parade of the Catholic
Total Abstinence Societies OF Boston
and It's vicinity took pace yesterday
The procession was reviewed by Gov
ernor Talbot as 1t passed the State
House. 'tt
The daily gazette., 1879-10-11
ALn1n TMr Collector.

John ii. Buckwalter, County Treas
urer of Chester county, has appointed
Mrs. Sa,nes II. Horton, ofAtglen, coliec-
for of State and County taxes for that
borough. She is the first lady that has
ever held the position in Chester county.
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Personal.

William p. Chandler, Esq one of the
former editors of the DELAWARE GA
zETrE has been spending the summer IN
Canada with his family. Mr. Chahoier
now lives in Philadelphia.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-11
Increase Oue

|gvinss sitlSman's tSa an I, article in opposi-
Amsr,.so"s', .os October = humber Of the
keSoveamu h1erie,O, is to be replied
Thomas V1r Wal lssll- of that periodi-
Sard HowsW Wentworth S,,.ta nigginson,
endell %H' ph;i',ill Elizabeth Cady Stan.
aepsiop' p'jslllllips y Hips and Lucy Stone.
Avery comnsay G. ,,nely to be sharp, and
and eoOs oOSnplete y presentation of
Pa' ''''' Of the woman suffrage sa
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Liberal LeI0ale.

Tomorrow morning at the room OF
the Liberal League, 210 King street, a
lecture will be given by Mr.. Emory Ed
wards. The public aIe invit d. Seats
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Buttons.

ndred gross Of buttons. comprls'
j Of the latest novelties at the
,onable prices, just received by
spencer. Dress buttons from
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marty Days to . "vmg.

The only case at the police court this
morning, in addition to that OF VIM. Il.
Bacon, was a vagrant, who was sem
fenced to thirty days III jail.
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The MOnthJy Bills.

City Treasurer Vincent is engaged this
msrning in paying off the monthly bills
due the city's employees.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-11

|, a.sS AT BRANDYwiNE'-
rise in wheat-which is the
weeks authorized, as Will
BY our quotations to-day 1t
NJ al 81 25 last Saturday. 1t
to-day. Another month VIII
to sl.5O we have no doubt
tsr will be thus enabled to pay
[ Of the mechanics and mer-
bd money will circulate more
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NEW ADvERTIsEMENTs.
5 and 1Oc Counters !

TO THE TRADE: The live business men
OF the day are starting these counters. We
are the Originators and .Headq uarters
We have the only two EXCLUSIVES 8 d l0c
Jobbing Houses in the U. s.
AS-Send for Catalogue and particulars. -
BUTLER BROS. .ls
200 4 2O2 Randolph st CHICAGO.
70 d 2s Chauncy St., BOSTON.
OctIl-Bm. -.f .
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O'DONNEL1.-On the 10th inst, in the
40th year of her age, Mary E., wife OF
Patrick O'Donnell.
The relatives and friends Of the family
are invited 10 attend the funeral from the
street, on Tuesday morning at Q O'Clock.
High mass at 81. Peters Church. Inter-
ment at old cemetery. "a
The daily gazette., 1879-10-11

In nursery wherein ell is life and
laugh instead of crying and frettiDg,
there is sure to be found DR.. Bulls baby
syrup. l
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A Rlxzl42l,0N.

Yesterday afternoon, shortly after 2
O'Clock horse attached to wagon be-
longing to Isaac Venn, baker, became
frightened while standing at the corner
of Eighth and Church streets, and dash
ed down Church street to Fifth, thence
to Pine and up Pine, and as the horse
was turning the corner, young man
rushed out, and catching the horse BY
the name run along with him up to wal
nut, and down Walnut, when he brought
the animal to stand still just below
Filth. He might have have stopped ine
horse sooner. When the horse started TO
run away the harness were partly OIL
and the bit was taken out Of his mouth.
No damage was done but the runaway
created quite an excitement.
Premiums Ascarded.
At the DelawareiC County Fair, which is
being held near Chester, Mr. ocheltree,
OF this city, but who is engaged IN ,.ne tne
carriage business at Chester, exhlbiteo
six carriages, and was awarded three piS-
miums on buag es. Mr.. Ocheltree al,
ways takes the premiums on buggles
wherever he exhibits. McLear ano hen
dali of his city also exhibited three car
riages, and received two premiums