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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-28
SOUTHERN PATENTS.

Mr.. H. N. Jenkins solicitor Of patents, No
~ Commercial Place, officially reports to the
DEMOCRAT the following complete list Of
patents granted Southern inventors for the
week ending September 16. 1879:
Mississippi Samuel and Daniel Rather
Holly Springs smoke and ctnder conductors
for railroad trains.
Arkansas d. LIE Lord, Locksburg.
horse power.
Alabama-J. w. and J. I'll. Simmons. Eufau-
la, bale tie.
Texas ohm Dmelow, Austin. manufacture
of hydraulic stone; Geo. y. Coleman, Hutch
ins, medical compound: w. Henderson, Hen
derson, bale tie; G. L. Newman, Fort Worth,
double acting force pumps.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-28
GRAND NAMES.
The Love Our Colored Fellow-O Citizens Have
for High-Sounding Titles.
Richmond Dispatch

The colored population has great number
at churches here as In Washington. The
Baptist and Methodist denominations Claim
most Of the negroes who are inclined to
piety. Six colored church societies In Rich
lnond aggregate almost $4,000 members, and
one church alone has had an Increase Of 1859
members this year. The negro Sabbath
schools are all astonishingly large and well
attended every Sunday by 500 or 600 members
each. The colored Baptists far outnumber
the sable Methodists. Or benevolent orders
and associations for half a hundred purposes.
the black population has so many That 1t
seems as II every man, woman and child, not
white, In the city must be q member OF some
knights OF Damon" whatever that might
be- and True RefOrmers are these humble
folk almost without exception. Colored tenn
perance societies are very numerous, and
the Fidelity, Friendly, Charity, Good VIII,
fare divisions Of the Grand State Order Of the
Sons Of Temperance hold very frequent meet
iHgs. The colored population needs temper
ance societies, for liquor does Its insidious
work among them with great effect. Some
names, and among them are the independent
Order Of ChaIdeans the Independent Daugh-
ters and the Rising Sons Of Messiah, the Sill
yer Star Daughters, the Sons and Daughters
of Ruth, the Rising Daughters Vineyard, the
Eastern Star Daughters, the Pilgrim Travel
ere, the Daughters Of King Solomon almost
AS numerous as the old fellows wives were),
the Star Of Venus the Seven Wise Men
(which, curiously enough, has membership
of twenty -three), the Lords Delight, the Liv-
Ing Council Of the Gross, the Seven Wonders
OF the World, the Gold Key, the Undertakers'
Union cheerful nnme), the Ruth Tabernacle,
the Lily Of the Valley, the Working Sons Of
Hope, the Sons and Daughters Of Moses, the
Secret Sons OF Love, the Starlight Club, the
Galileans, and others decidedly too numerous
to mention.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-28
LOVES HYPOCRISY.

Her Hrs Haid Co." her shining eyes eaid.
Stay"
How tell which was her meaning. which her
will?
How read the riddle Of her yea and nay
And d'santauRlfpg each, bewfldered still2
Hearing her chilling tone. MI hope expired;
Seeing her glowing etes, despair took heart:
One moment certain of the e OIL desired:
One moment turning. hopeless. to depart.
Then. aa abe stood. with half-averted face.
From bend to fest yelled from hts ardent eyes.
Sudden shn changed and with triumphant grace
Flung or the rsnt'e Of her sonPa disguised
Sweet hypocritel how false was oil her fegn-
ing.
Turning for flight. yet. while she turned. re-
mnininpt
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-28

President Grevy has gone into the country.
near the foothills OF his beloved Jura, for 4
month, and the artists and decorators are
meantime refitting the Elysee Palace, which
has become rather dtngy. The enemies Of
manner in which M. Grevy has taken and
enjoys his honors; they are angry because he
Is not compelled to live In the midst OF alarms
and to indulge In severe repressiye measures.
Paris Letter.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-28
A BETTER Man.
TROY Times,l

Paddy" Ryan near the City Hall Yesterday.
and, placing one hand on the athletes shout.
der, said: MY dear sir, any one blessed with
such physique and such shapely proper
lions ought to be good man" The clergy
nan nan y, was startled az BY Paddys reply: "a
good man Well, you can bet your Life I'm
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-28
Hcr sspoor Observation-Disclosures"

A good woman, after the death Of her hus-
band, had married the brother OF the depart
go. She preserved, nevertheless, In her din
lng-room, picture Of her first spouse. One
DAY a guest at the table, noticing the por-
trait, asked her Ii it was a. mernper Of her
family. Yes, replied the lady, frankly, at
!, IS, the portrait Of my poor brother-tn-Iaw.'
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-28

An auctioneer was endeavoring to sell a
fowliDg- piece, and falling to get a bid, q by
stander who had read the papers said elbow
III the muzzle and it will go of.-IChicago
Journal
The daily gazette., 1879-11-25
JOHN WANAMAKER.

Though abundanly busircs
deu
daon Spacious Galleries. of commanding ue views of the
that will the like the & and Depot aud
methods
The millinery upholstery and china departments greatly enlarged
II
the various for all time the
The stations cash. and the electric bells, call cash boys will pre-
NOR than requisite conduct business by ae ysm sell chep
II ppweT
the stock and in the OF the establishment None
heads shall hold
Depot we know BY truly serving patrons hope the of
Whhou, dspagng attend strictly developing
Of the Grand
The first markets in the world the places where goods produced
vii
them
Our rel, with rapidly
No ubeu will be permitted l goods The who buy
Will fairly
sire Though The ate be silk velvet cloak a
We "il
When oui
and
o
The daily gazette., 1879-11-25
MUSIC AND TIE DRAMA.

Signor A. Tomasi has joined the Emma
Abbott Opera Troupe IS the conductor Of
the orchestra.
Miss Ada Cav, ,ndi.h will play an
engagement this week in NeSalk.
Miss Hauk has just returned to Engl-
and, after most brilliant starring tour
at the German opera houses.
Salvini has reappeared at the Teatro
Ca cana, III Mi an. lie pl yed ..Othello,"
aud was raptlrously applsuded.
Mrs. Widgery Girls void this season
has charge of the art school connec ted
with the New York Conservatory of
Music.
Max Maretzek is preserving Slices
Iloll W in the West. The Chicago paper
speak OF the opera in term of prase.
Mime. Marie Roze ia reported to have
made success as "Ai a" in London.
Mr. Mapeson is row direc ing the opera
at Her Majesly's Theater.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-25
FIFTH EDITION.
Fyske ToWnsend's Last Deal
MS DEATH REroRrHp PROM NEBRASKA.

MS DEATH REPORTED PROM NEBRASKA.
Special Dispatch TO the GAZETTE.
GEoRoH rows, Del, Nov. pa tele-
gram received at this place, yesterday,
announced the death of Col. VIM. Fiske
Townsend, in Lincoln, Nebraska. CoL
rownseud IL. perhaps, one Of the most
noted men In the State at present, owing
to an uner vlable norori.ty, which he
received last winter, during the Legisla-
tive investigation against him for alleged
mi. conduct and neglect OF duty, and
dur ny n subs,quen suspicious move on
his part, which gave rise to wild, spread
belief that he had defaulfed. This
however, proved to he untrue, bnt II led
to his removal from the otiico of Clerk of
the Peace of sussex county, which he
was holding mt hat time.
Col. Townsend originally came from
Easton, Nd, ami upon seitiing in
Georgetown. he founded the Sussey Jour =
nal. The infiuence of his paper, an ahls
support of democratic principles aud his
afiable and gentlemanly bearing won for
him much confidence, and not only ma'ie
Ills paper very populnr, but secured his
appointment to the Office.
For several months after leaving the
position of Clerk OF the Peace, Col
Townse devoted his entire time to The
editorial and business man agement of
the journal and n.pred his paper with
tbs snap aud vim of its infancy. About
two months ago he left the paper IL
other hands and started upon an ex'en
sive western tour which, ~ seems, has
unfortunately terminated with his deatl
IN Nebraska.
Col. Townsend was man abuu
forty two years of age and leaves
wife and several CHI ldren, who nov
reside in this place.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-25
\ BUSY HOUR.

Between twelve and one 0'clol
busy hour at the r., W. {; B, L.
pot. First comes the train ind
Delaware Rallload, followed in
minutes by the train iloiu the VI
ton " Northern Road. By Id
these trains get fairly implied,
Y ok express comes railing alo1
ITS long line OF cars. Then Cou
stirring time. The baggage car
to be shifted, so as to separate the|
delphia baggage from the bass}
New York, and three pa.sensS
from the Delaware train have
slippeh into the eXple-s train.
hiie a way pass niger train FROM
delphia has quietly slipped in
side track by the car house, rum
Walnut street.
During all this time the sEiil
screaming backwards and iorwar'
the train hands hustle around
their work done quickly ami kee
PIE from getting run over. When
work IS d ne, aud he express no
there is another breathing spell
few minutes, until the south boi
pre- $ and the Pullman trans
wheu anoth, r scene Of active col
is IRE, entad. The Delaware L
tram goes out a 10, ailer which
is nothing but local trains until a
o'clock. During thi, busy no
train dcspat hers have TO be on u
aud t ey, no doubt, feet relieved
he rush is over and tile Tram
away from the depot
The daily gazette., 1879-11-25
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
MONDAY. Nov, "A, 5 p. NJ.

MONDAY, nov, "a, D i. Nj.
FLOUR Is in better demand, but quot
ably unchanged. sales OF 1900 barrels, In
Guiding Minnesota extra, at " n " %;
Pennsylvania do. do. at SO 2jas5 75, and
W estrrn do. do. at s5 25 "A o. 25; and
Patent and other high grades at 81 2j IA
sS -. Rye flour Is dun nj s. 2ia5 81.
GRAIS.-W heat Is In demand and a &c
iected at 81 3ial "a; red at 81 Sal A amner
at 81 I5lAal ih; No. red, elevator, at kl A.
November, 81 A December and 81 40 Jan.
Rye IL stefIdy at S7asSc. Corn Is Ia steady
including old mixed mt o6a57c. old yel-
low at 5sc,; and new yellow At 52a.ljc. ac-
cording to dryness. Oats are quiet and
unchanged. sales OF $500 bushels includ-
ing mixed, at 4Ol3a4lc.; and white at 42I2
and Is cents.
WHIsKEY.-lOO barrels OF Western iron.
bound sold at tl IA per gallon.
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET.
MONDAY, November %. s p. M.
BEEF CATTLE were in demand this
week and prices were fraction higher
1878 head arrived and sold at the different
| yards at 3aS31c. per H., as to condition.
| SHEEP we've higher. 1909 head arrived
and sold at the different yards at 4a5l1 G.
per pound. Lambs sell at 4LabHc. per
pound,
Hoes were in fair demand at an ad.
vance; 500 head sold at the different
yards at 53la012c. per b.,
Cows were Unchanged. 800 head arrived
and sold at S30aS55 per head
SHEEP BROKERS' ASSOCIATION.
Park Drove Yard, West Phila., Nop. q.
SHEEP.--Extra. ITO to 100 pounds, 8
good. 80 to 100 bs.. 45A to ~ fair, 30 Il
common lambs, s2k to SIS ; calves, A.
to u. Supply light; demand good; mark e
brisk. Arrivals, 4OuU head.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-25

WALL STREET YEsTERDAY.-There
was much less activity in the stock mar
ket and prices declined steadily, closing
At the lowest points Of the day. Money
on call was plentiful at and later at 0
per cent upon good stock colla,erals.
Governments were very quite and steady,
State securities were very duh and rail-
way bonds were fairly active but weak.
Exchange was dull at unchanged rates.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-25
=
LATEST CABLE y.
LONDON.

Mr. ,o,,. p, LONDON, Nov. 4
., ar, ,h. John Thadeus Delane. h
OF sixty-two. N'su' 1
A snow storm in the c,r,o.
switzerland, has lnlerrnn,ouan J
and destroyed thousand,r r'es os !
trees. ''' OIL \
hlslers is in a state or ora,
ment because of the rccrn,'', S'c'
fires. A judicial inquiry y'i''y ia y,
as to their cause. " u
Herr Saul, editor of ,ho =.
Ae'tung has been spn,cncah n''
months imprisonment for ",cu rsO.
article Insulting to the Prussia, +,
Rev. Alex. Mackoonchie =,
The service AT st. Alban', &c Cb' u
born Yesterday, disregardinp
ment of the Queens BencI
Court OF Appeals. ''
The Lond' n Agent Gcrcr,l
Alistralm has received n ,e,a.
Coly, dated thc 2ls, ms, s w'ls
k'apins has commenced n,bs
distri, Is. II is estimated ,h,,
D. 3'o,ooo tons Of wheat for 2,
The daily gazette., 1879-11-25
The Prices of Uhedf.

The Germautown Telegraph says In
1772 heat WAS worth SO per busbel IN
this State in Continental money. During
the war of 1912, when most of our ports
we're bl"ckaded, wheat reached a very
high figure, and land III the vicinity Of
Germantown suitable for growing the
cereal sold as high M 81 200 per acre! In
1862 and 1863. during the dark days of
the Rebellion, our farmers obtained M
much a. 50 80 per bushe tor their grain.
1t cost then much more to raise a crop
than at present, on account of the SCARF
ity of field hands and hired help of every
kind.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-25
ANGRY FlSuEEMrv
REMOVING THE krL rot, rpI
DEIAWAhR

REMOVING THE krL roTS yp
DELAWARE.
PoRr J.RvIs, n. Y. Novem
William IL. bingham, fsh comm
o. Monroe county, Pa. aiJ
B-avans, fish COMMISSION nd
county, y. j., passed down nd
removing all eel racks. 6.h
fyk-s and nets In the river rbs
tom this place, ncconpau,,d
cons .ahles, aud moved Ten
i~een The mouth OF Ncy.r.,n
aho1t half mile below tins vii
NJ lforh, the county seatufPitsI
% two or three occasions tb,. n
no racks appeared, but lrarniI
tho gettlrInen were hrl, ha,lv
Some oi the fishermen heard n
comni-' toner's were IN their wa
md they removed Their rack. MI
Mes>rs. Dirginau aud lie,vars N
ed " hen they were at ouc4 n
The racks found In the river ws|
1etely hrwed TO pieces hy the
siouers and iioa'ed down the
Between NJ Millord, PennsylvaniaI
Delaware Water Gap, twett, on
besides numerous fykcs and
were de troy ed. The fish commiI
hs their nip dawn the Delawar,
II Gu re The b tired of niue teu,l
tauk owners and several Of these
have said that the next time any
no matter what his office NAV T.,
terrs with 'hrir racks, they "sil
hole through him." regardless o
quence. Mr.. ID gnan will 7
IN Ike another inspection OF the
the spriug.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-25
Under SIOO,OOO Bal for Ier-
iUrU.

PoTTsvILLE, Pa, Nov. 24.--Jacob
and Albert Huntznger, whose sentence
of two years in the Berks County Jail
for embezzllng the funds of the Mines
Trust Can institution which failed in
1876 with liabilities of $1,250,000) ex-
! Ire on Saturday, and who were rear
ss ed immediately upon their release,
were brought here this morning. They
were put under 100000 bail on indict-
ments for perjury and misdemeanor.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-25
The Next President.

The politicians are anxious on this sub
ject, but a much more important thing for
all who have poor appetite, or impaired di-
gestion, or skin diseasea, or an enfeebled
constitution generally, Is to know that
Warmers safe Bitters Will cure them
$1,000 will be paid TO any one who will
prove that there Is a better medicide oI Its
kind. novi9-d2w
The daily gazette., 1879-11-25
InDrOcan0.

Hon. f. r. Cochran, of Mjddletown,
who has been seriously Ill of pleurisy for
the past two weeks, is beginning to i'm
pro'e, aud, if no relapse occurs, will so N
ne entirely recovered. This news will
be received with pleasure by his many
friends IN this city.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-25
COue Orcr to Rome.

MONTREAL, One, Nov q, i''y
Rev. DR.. Uusher, Of the frlor'nto
copal Guurch, in a So mon laS' n.sj
t. rrcd to the ANNOUNCEMENT III wv
able Engh,h journals hat p'ih
the blood royal Will shorty o..o|
member of the Church oi komsI
tnnt the gathering into the i,r' "
distinguished parsonage "IIi o'P11
announced within a short llme'
The daily gazette., 1879-11-25

LARGE SALn OF REAL EslA'
Satu day lart d. X. lands Esq'
tor of The estate OF j. B. Lanh''
ei, Soda number OF pIopertesiu
Gl re. Montgomery eouh y VI
Phnuixyille, Pa, and a farm sa uea
place, as follows No. l, a ialm ,d
acres, to Thomas Walker, Tor IVY
2, the homestead property, nIion @
With lot 80x250 feet 10 Chr'.uA"
tor s2410. No. 3, blactsIn;'n a"" IN
wright shoops, to =. 4 Carey, III
No. 4, brick dw' ling ana TO-, %u| ,l,s|
Jardlne, for $500 No: ., t,,S, srS5 w
house, 10 - Moore, for sif.o
bick house the parties sol" n,;cs VI NJ
unable to Obtain. No. q o'r laId
hi. was bud 10 $3.50, but ho' = cv'II 4
3. double frame honre, 10 s ! w. 4
for $3.50. o o, brick and tr",rIp Pm N
ouse, TO n iioual Baak " n II
yille. for 100. Nos. 10 any tv
brick houses on hill' p"'', w. S,7
Levan, TO James ,Jow,eS', ,",Ictns ,"i
.l3O resp, ctivelv. No II bu,n'ffI g.,
Nnnn, Elnre, ;" David Sewers 'o'
The daily gazette., 1879-11-25
SPECIAL NOTICES.
A CARD.

1oal; VINO are su 1ering iGom the errors
aud indiscretious OF youth, nervous we.
n IS, early decay, loss oi manhood, a C., ]
Will send a recipe that Will cure you, /,
FREE OF CHAkE. THIS great remedy
was discovered by n missionary In South
America. Send a s-lf-addressed envelop
TO the REV JOSEPH 4. NINA AN, station u
zew York Guy.
deem D-e.siN NWIe
The daily gazette., 1879-11-25
FREE sHApE.Mid,lesex Co. v.

Having usrd Dr. Bnll's Baby Syrup IN
nv family with he greatest degree of
saiisfactinn,l unhe>itdiinglv recon mend
II as the best rcmedv that know of for
chiliren. THoMS Y. LAWSON.
a despatch from Berlin 70 the Stand
ard says Baker Ia has ulan, already ap-
proved. fi,es the rukish police force a
10000 men. This fo cr is also to act as
A resprNr LII cas- !. Of war.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-25

The Space Occupied Ground Floor 05 $50 Square Feet
The Space Occupied in Galleries is 36.So5 Square Feet
he Space Occupied in Basement is 46970 Square Feet.
living Grand Total of l79o25 Square Feet amounting to l-l00
Acres in Retailing DRY GOODS and FANCY GOODS.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-25
Il Hop

The "Midgets" will give hop in the
hall of the Phoenix Engine hous >, on the
evening f Friday, December 9th, when
a handsome picture will be presented to
the best gentleman waltzer.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-25
FOURTH EDITION
Iudtc~s,ow, for ro-Dmy.

Falling barometer, ,ncreasino southerfv
wids, peering 10 westerly, w1rsr, partly
slosdy westter. ..foio,oed by rising sGome.
ter ana noruh,oest ,oinds.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-25

If you have been drinking too much,
which however you should never do, n
dose of DIR. Bull'- Baltimore Pills will
place you In good condition again.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-25

Theie ura.u IA tne Jns VAN
con aims wafer or spTuuS '" a.. adI
Mr.. owen Green placed Jus ,hs %
water and tightly corked on a,s, s in,
near Newark, Ohio, on the ~, raen| a
heat. 1t exploded and Mrs. ''''
fatally scalded.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-25
Local stock end Bonds.

National bank OF Delaware. 400
First National Bank, 137
Union National Bank ~
National Bank VIII. and Brandywine.. o.
Farmers' Bank. %
Wilmington Coal GaS COmpsny........ u
Delaware X. r. Co. ,.,............... Is
Delaware Western r X Co Stock, o
Phila. VII. 4 Baltimore X. Il Co... es$z
Wilin 4 Northern X. X. Co............ ~
Delaware Fire Ins. Co.,. ..1
Delaware State Bonds .i04
Wilmington Utty 6s.....................ke 6s.
Wilmington City ACKNOWLEDGEMENT S..
New Castle County Loan. ...... ........ Io2
Delaware Railroad. first Mortgage. ... i03
Delaware Railroad, extension, ........1 .102
WI. Passenger Railway Go. LIST mort. .l
Masonic Hall Co Bonds. 30
Masonic Hall Co. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, z
The daily gazette., 1879-11-25
Authori zed by the Commonwealth OF Ky
a---..... 4 TIN .~us-r-...,
Popular Monthly Drawing of the
Commonwealth Distribution Co.,
AT MACAULEy's THEATRE,
AT MACAULEy'S THEATI


In the city of Louisville, on
NOV f. M B7R 20, 1879.
These drawings, authorized by act oi
the Legislature of 1873, and sustained by
All the Courts of Kentucky (ali fraudulent
advertisements OF other lottery companies
who claim the sole ownership of "dii the
grants IN Kentucky to the contrary, not.
wlthsiandiugl. orcur regularly on the lnst
day of every month tSuudsEs excrpiedD
and are supervised by prominent citizens
ot the State.
Grand and unprecedented success of the
new features.
Every ket-holder can he his own
supervisor, cali out his number anu see II
placed IN the wheel
The Management call attention to the
grand opportunity presented of fobtaining,
IttTn ar
The daily gazette., 1879-11-25
WilmlngsOA Markets.

WILMINGTON, DEL, November 25 1879.
Quotations at the Brandy wine Mills for
Flour and Grain, furnished by w. u.
Pennyptcker q Co. Corrected Datly.
Best Patent Flour .tS % to % Is
Choice Family FIour......... 6UO to y 90
Choice SUPER fine. w to u 90
Prime new wheat. 45
New Corn. rn...................... bu
Bran per ton. 3U
The daily gazette., 1879-11-25
ENLARGED and REFlTTED.
THE GREAT DRY GOODS AND OUTFlTTlNG HOUSE
OF LADELPaIA,
OF PRILADELPaIA,


AND STREET, THROUGH ENTRANCE,
MARKET
The daily gazette., 1879-11-25

L'IGST NATIONAL BANk
L or WILMINGTON.
REPOSITORY OF THE ruBLIC MoSEY
ASD
FINANCIAL AGENTS OF THE UNI
TED STATES.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-25

EDWARD BETS, PRESIDENT
Gfti. -. AItAISrItDN q. CASUIEE.
Paid up Capital. S5Oo, 900.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-25

Philadelphia and New York EXCHANGE
furnished To regular Depositors without
charge.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-25

Discount days. Mondays and Thursday,
at $50 a. NJ.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-25

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Fsus.s,.l sns Cs~..sreial.

WILMINGTON, Del. Nov. Is. iue.
--latest stock guosAsions furnisned oy
deald 4 Co.. Clayton Hoase Bu'ldinE
Wilmington. DEL. q II n. t0-dAys
The daily gazette., 1879-11-25

Yesterday, Secretary of Sta'e, Jas. l..
Wolcstt, Ed, was altending Court.
Judge Wootten received Information
this morning of the death of VIM. Fisk
Townsend, in Lincoln, Neb.
The Court Will adjourn for 1hanksglv-
Ing 10 morrow, and not meet again until
mex. NJ onday,