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The daily gazette., 1879-09-27
Gsus,,,e.ss o., Ne,ss.

Two. rfslasiiSs b1nterftitAssowe
arrested by Secrrt Service detectives, in
Covington, Va, yesterday. st.sss
Two masked negroes entered the iiyhse
Of william Houston, near ciempllis,
Tern., on Thursday night, and, present.
ing loaded pistol, fatisacked the place.
Nothing valuable Vas secured. .-.'Tf.
The jury in the case Of Remel, on trial
at Albany for attempting TO blow up the
Hudson River steainer Daaiel Drew,
yesterday found hiniguiity of sson intle
third degree. ~ Sentence was postpon-
ed. 'ir .phinnp 10 = - tlaa
There were frosts. on Thursday night
anh yesterday morning from Ma ne
southwest ward 10 the interior of North
Ca olina. Considerable damage was
done to vegetati0,l and fruits in various
portion OF NeW England. ~ 80
six cases of yellow fever and six deaths
were reported in Memphis, yesterday.
Among the dead js Rev. Father Reyille,
Dominican pr,iesty aged 80 years. -Four
cases Of the fever and two deaths are re-
ported at Oak GfOeey Tenn.
Five loadadI cats on the Cincinnati
Southern kajiroad were thrown down an
en- bankmentI near Lexington, tKy., or
Thn,s ay evening" by an open switch
Sew .ra' boys stealing 4 ride were injur'
ed one of them had . leg broken. "
Two freight trains pn the Grand Trunk
Railway colll,led mar Guelph. Ont, yes
terday.r Both engin . and twelve car
were wrecked, ard g giit of the cars, be.
ing laden with oil, we're burned. 4
tramp stealing . ride on the train wal
fatally injured. .i,s ''.. o' l'i
&c erai Grant attended banquet OF
thursday evening given by the jol' nal
lists OF California 70, John Russel Young
A number Of distinguished gentlemen
were present. He afterwards attend {
carnival BAH at the Pavilion. Yester
lay he v sited the lair at San Jose, re
ceived the usual ovation from the people
and ret,irieif to San Francisco at night
Judge Westbrcok, Vi the. Suprem
Court, In New York, yesterday ISSUED
an order 10 t PoIce Commissioners O
that city "lo show cause Why the regula
Democratic (Tsinmany) Inspectors o
Election should not be appointed,n AM
also enj0i ned the commissioners fron
lpro ,ding With the appointment OF In
spectOrs until argument is he ird upo
the wit on Monday neyt. AS the la'
prescribes that The Inspectors shall b
appoi ted inSeptember, there Is posi-
bility that JWige Westbrook's2 actio
may resul IN preventing the holding c
an election in New Ymk City,, IT,,
The daily gazette., 1879-09-27
THAT LITTLE GERMAN BABY.

A CHILD WEIGHING ONLY ELEVEN
OUNCES AND THREEQUARTERs AT
BIRTH.
The New York Sun of this morning
says Mrs. George Fromm, of No ABS
west Fifl,-f urth street, is the happy
mother of fully developed by baby
born on Sunday, and weighing eleven
ounces and three quarters. The head o
the child, although smaller than smal
apple, is covered with an extraordinar.
growth of light brown hair. The feat
ures are regular, the eyes bright ant
clear, and the skin is fine and delicate
The arms are the thickness of an ordina-
ry little finger, and the fingers are the
size of extra large pencil leads. The
nails, alt ough not much bigger than a
good-sized pinhead, are perfectly formed
An ordinary lurcheon basket is an ample
CT ladle for the babe. His heighth at birth
was five inches, and breadth across the
shoulders p.
Mrs. Fromm is a pleasant-featured Ger
man woman, five feet seven inches In
heighth weighing 1876 pounds George
Fromm, the father, weighs IT'S pounds.
He is all ex-car driver on the Third ave-
nue. road, and out of work. They have
been married eleven years ard have had
five otler childien, all of the ordinary
size and weight. Physicians and
others who have examined the tiny baby
already named George, say that he is
considerably smaller than either Of the
midgets at the time of birth, and that il
he lives he will take the palm as the
smallest man in the world.
The child is TO be baptized two weeks
from next Sunday in the German frotes-
tant Episcopal Church, at Forly-third
street and Ninth avenue, of which Mrs.
Fromm is member. The father said
81 hope the minister won't let him fall
in the f mt. He'd drown In beer mug
you know"
The daily gazette., 1879-09-27
The Great Watk.
MERRITT SECOND BEST.

At0 o'clock Hazel, Merritt, Guyon,'
Weston and several others were on TIL.
track. Rowell stuck to Merritt's heels
and was evidently. trying o tire him out.
Sporiing men say t at il is enough to
break the heart Of any man who Is try
ing to pull down . lead TO find bis op
pOnent just behind at all times. Weston
was both cheered and hissed by turns,
and he appeared to enjoy both about
equally a, well. Hart was presented
with magnificent full-rigged floral ship
and Daniel O'Leary, who made the pres
entation, carried the emblem around
with "Biack Dam" as the colored boy
is called. 1t took O'Leary's smartesi
strides to keep side by side with Hart,
and The applause was simply deafening.
Cheers for O'Leary and Hart we're given
at every twenty yarls of the track as
tbes passed. 70 4tt'H
The score at 2 o'clock, a. m, to-day.
stood: Weston, 405; Rowell, 456
Hazael, 40; Guyon, 4l6; Ennis, 3o2
Merritt, 446; HarI, AT; Krohne, 1888
Taylor, 219; Federmeyer, 34S, with
drawn. -
The daily gazette., 1879-09-27
The Mi1astlels Tonight.

This evening, at the Grand Opera
House, Barlow, Wilson, Primrose AID
Vests Mi nstres, will give one Of their
cholce minstrel performances. The com
pany is SO well Known here, and such
favurites hat it seems almost superfiu-
Gus to say anything in regard to them.-
Their performances have always been of
the most refined 9nd at the same time so
If fun that encOres are very frequent
During the past season in order - be up
with the times, the company has bee1
,re ely Augmented and it now numbers
forty first class performers. There are
now ten end men including IL G.
Barlow, Geo. Wilson aud Happy Cal
Wagner. There are also eight well
known clog dancers, among the number
being Primrose and West, whosr chal-
lsnge clog cannot be equalled in the
countrv
The daily gazette., 1879-09-27
BrlcfLOcals.

No police cases this morning.
The STATE Fair has ended, aud next
comes the Middletowh fair.
,. Go and see the Ministries this evening.
: The corner stonsof the new Hall at New
Castle Will bs lard on Monday
One drunk onstituted the hearings b.
fore the Mayor last evening.
The special train from Dover last eve.
ipg consisted OF seventeen passseng-i
cars ~ .Ei isA..siI f
The eastern section of the city will
soon be entirely built up.
A good market this morning. New si-
der is selling very cheap.
"H. M. 8. Pinafore" at the Opera
House on Monday evening by the
Church Choir Company.
The amusement season promises to bs
a good one.
The Basker'ss d ylgl.ter will be per
formed ID this cfty next mouth.
L -.
NEW CASTLE, Sept p, 1879.
q. p. JOHNSON, ESQ.,, O. r,.~-
psAs sfs:TThs n. b. and C. OF
Thursday contained an article on the
new Hall in this city, in which the
writer (purporting to be the regular cor
espor dent), app ars to be worried as tc
where the societies will get their funds
to pay their interest on the Hall; As
this is none of his business, we shall moi
inform him. Both Lodges have always
paid their bills on demand. Can the
writer u y the article say IS much
Should we want money to pay any ol
our debts we most certainly will not
trouble him. The dastardly attempt Ia
Anjars. an undertaking that will prove an
ornament. to this city, is meeting the in
dienation of all our citizens, whether
lodgemen or not, and the writer of the
article has for q d " or two been pas 60
with contempt that he deserves, and
were it not that his insignificance Is &c
apparent, he would have had some boo'
leather long ag", f his pains. 10.
| Yours. ODD FELLOW.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-27
CO,,,lN0 4 m ases'sests.

The following amusements are booked
at the Opera House
This eveninR, Barlow, Wilson, Prim-
rose 4 Vests Minstrels.
On Tuesday, October 7th, Madam
Rentz's Female Minttre s.
On Saturday evening, Clark's Uncle
TOMS Cabin Company will appear.
On Saturday evening, October 18th,
Park Theatre Company will appear in
Bronson Howard's new drama, The
Bankers Ddughttr.
On Wednesday afternoon and even
ing, P. r. Barnuln's great show will told
forth.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-27
The MiddietOiCn Fair.

The annual fair Of the Peninsula Ag-
,ricultural and PomologlGal Association
opens Mt MIddletown ON Tuesday next
and win close on 'rhdrsdav. From pres
ent indioatioBs the display promises to
be one of ihe fin, vt that has ever been
seen on the grounds.
The 1iss ofeutrees for the trials oi
speed, comprises some of the best trot
fiDg horses ip tho county. The prem
ums are very liberal, and a ogether th.
fair promises TO h. very successful one
The. Delaware L. II. Co., will Issue ex
cutsion tickets a. reduced rates, includ
ing admis B on to the grounds.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-27
More Houses.

The delpaAd for houses in the eastern,
section OF tie city seems to Increase
daily inst eat ofidesreRsings o Nvoho,,se
are nOwsin course ~, erectionl at the
northwest, corpsr Of Tenth and Lomba d
streeis, ,)Si,d sAow Is' being finished OH
Poplar: street below. TeAth. oGeo. Il.
TintaM will hi ! 4 WI days oommence the
erection 'of 3 row OH Tenth street, sbe-
tween 1 Poplar and Lombard. Harlan
Cause is erecting new houses on French
street. between sTerth All Eleventh
,AIeets. The ground at the southwest
3D. mn ofzElevehh and Walnut streets,
is ais heins prepared for the erection Of
anOlLer row Of fine no ses.
1t seems wonderful how that section
has been built up W thin few years. II
does not Sc nj long since it was nothing
but brick yar's, bdt now is covered wi |
hands me residences,
The daily gazette., 1879-09-27
The Cornerstone Laying.

Everything is now In +. adm. IS for the
ceremonies attending the laying Of the
cornerstone of The new Masonic and
Odd Fellows Hall, at New Castle, on
Monday. The special train for the con-
yeyance of thu Masonic fraternity from
this city will lea g at 1873 O'Clock.
Tick, Is will be sold at the dep /, by q
commilG e appoilt ted for that purpose,
at 20 cents for the round trip.
The Weccac Legion band, of Phila-
delphia, has teen engaged for the occa-
sion by st. Johns COm,nanaery, No. 1,
Knights Templar, Of this city, and La
fayelte Lodge has engaged the City Cor
net Band. There will also be other
b. .nds, and music enough 10 impart >
v,ry lively character. r. e
The daily gazette., 1879-09-27
4 JVonderfut Thought.

The human. skin throws of its secre-
lions through, 7,O0D,000' poi es, 2,eOt
pores being to each square incn. of th'
body. Common sense teaches tn It tht
pores IL at eject will absorb, and it is b,
this action that Flagg's Liver aud
Stomach Pad effects its cures, without
the use of internal med cnes. Office
No. 7 e. Fifth street. Consultation
The daily gazette., 1879-09-27
! u AOZessfLe Contests.

B The Republicans, it appears, are not
satisfied with cuntesting The seat Of Mr..
Carmichael, Of tie Fifth ward, but also
proposeto contest the seats of Mr.. Allen,
"a so Of the Fifth ward, and Mr.. Barnhill,
of.the Min b ward. 1t is also proposed
to get Mr.. Vino mt to contest the election
of Mr.. Guthrie, Gry Treasurer, and thus
give CRY Council plenty to do in the
way of settling contests.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-27
WiU Speak in NeaU York.

been invited by the committee OF two
hundred and fifty having the aft ,ir in
charge, to speak at the grand Robinson
ratification meeting in Cooper Instii ute.
New York, on Monday night. He has
accepted the invitation, and in his usual
etiective manner will do his utmost 10
convince the Democratic voters of New
York that it is their duty to countenance
and support the regular Democratic
ticket at the approaching election.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-27
A HeGVu Train.

=. The special fail, train that left Dover
last evening was one Of The largest pas
seIfeer trains that has passed sover the
Delaware r. R., for some time. Inc
train left Dover at 7 o'clock, ana CONSIST,
ed, of seventeen passenger cars all OF
which were filed with passengers. OM-
ing to the train being so heavy It did not
arrive in this city until 0:5S O'Clock. q.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-27
A Sudde,. Death IN Dover.

A verv sudden and Iament2oIH ubHtH
occurreI In Dover on Thursday night or
Friday morning. Mr.. Charles G.. Stern
was the victim. Mr.. Stern. who il from
Smyrna, was an exhibitor at :he State
Eair, went to bed In his boarding house
At Dover, 90 Thu,siay night In good
heath = Friday morning when the SER
want went to his door to call him,he was
fnund dead IN bed. The cause OF his
death could not be learned. Mr.. stern
was not drinking man, anu when ne
went to bed he was In apparent Roou
health., His funeral VIII take place on ~
MONDAY evening, fIom the residence Of
Mr.. Wilson, In Smyrna.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-27

tent ins sied d'auy ~: newspaper corr espon-
Den. The uoo on interviewing Mr.. I'll
,gpeable ~ s'1a ~ old man was intensely
he voulSn. N TACT, ra'her too mnch SO.
though he Say say anything of moment
Would in,s,s ss'ked fast enough, and he
nait hand from Wn no oding the young
elose Of the 'U,n ;,,,e tue beginning to the
.a such ciro' ,h.erv ew. OF course nm
1h thins s"s..lnstances ~ there was no
lmated tb,, s as ~, taking notes, and it is i'm n
very res,on a' the hand was held for 4 that
S,sSlo sSlorphia m, ~ ! your bahv with opium
SsSSy syrup whio%r,ts hut use Dr.. Bhiis
T'''s and never su,r,i a; H. always safe and re-.
"Sappoints,
The daily gazette., 1879-09-27
railroad MeefinN.

AT Coatesville, Pa, on Thursday, a
we'll attended meeting of the stOckhold-
ers of the, Wilmington & Northern
Railroad was held, at which is was de-
clded to issne first mortgage bonds to TIE
amount of $8O.dO0, and apply the pro-
ceeds to the construction Of branch lines.
One of these lines will be from Spring
field to the French Creek iron ore
The daily gazette., 1879-09-27
Arrived.

, Barlow, Wilson, Primrose & West's
mil .s.res company arrived in tins CITY
this morning, on the s:Sb Baltimore
train, south. About ll:45 O'Clock they
gave street parade and presented very
fine appearance. They will give one OF
their unequalled performanc at The
Opera House this evening.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-27
No One Need be Jealous.

From this mornings Herald.
The Republican must be in a bad fix
for ideas when it "fills up" with items
about the personal appearance of the
Herald "attaches." A passing glance in
looking & ass ought to satisfy the
beauties of the Republican that no one
need be Jealous Of their looks.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-27
SECOND EDITION
n TOsVsa i,s ashes.

THOUSANDS OF PEOPLE HOMELESS AND
MANY DEsTITUTE-LOss ESTIMATED
AT FROM 81 100000 TO $2,0OO,OOO.
BISMARCK, d. T., Sept. 26, 1870.
Deadwood, d. T., was burned this
morning. Every business house 10 the
place and almost every dwelling, with
their contents, were consumed. The
pc pie are rushing to Fort Meade, where
General Sturses, Commandant of the
Seventh Cavalry, is doing all in his pos er
to shelter and feed them. DeadwoOd is
located in gulch, and v he on fire there
was no means provided sufficient to stay
the progress of the flames. The mer-
chants have been orderingg O Is from St.
Paul by wire all day, especially provis-
ions " feed the population, but there is
a prospect of their being reduced to hall
ratioDs before they can get supplies. Two
we, ks is the quickest wagon tip that
cali be made from Bismarck or Chey-
enne. The military telegraph Office is a
mile out of town, located IN the top of a
barrel, but 1t is nevertheless doing a no.
BILE work.
SCARCITY OF WATER.
The new, water works, which were
tried only yesterday for the first time,
were put to their full capacity, but with
little success in checking the flames, on
account of the scarcity of the water. The
hillsides were almost a solid she OF
fame, and water from the bow lder ditch
could not be had, otherwise considerable
property would probably have been
saved, as the ditch ran almost directly
over the worst spot.
| TWO THOUSAND PEOPLE HOMELESS.
The widest excitement prevailed on
account Of the fearful force Of the flames
and people thought of but little besides
saving their own lives, hun i,eds escap-
ing with only their night clothes.
Every team within miles of the city
was called into service to hep save wha
cou d be got out. There are probabl,
about two thousand people who are horne.
less, and many are destitute.
PROPERTY DESTROYED.
About one hundred and twenty-five
buildings, besides fifty or sixty dwelling
houses, were destroyed; and while it is
utt. .rly impossible to get any definite fig.
ures regarding the loss we'll posted bust,
ness men put it at 81, 10000 to So, 900, 900
rhe fire is still burning, but its materia
IS nearly exhausted, and there is nc
danger of it's spreading unless an unfa-
vorable change in the wind should come
The daily gazette., 1879-09-27

President HAYES and party arrivcd at
Fort Dodge, Kansas! yesterday norning.
They returned to Topeka for the nighi,
and will 60 to Leavenw0rtb to-day. On
the way to Topeka the party stopped At
Larned to visit the 'coun yflir, and Mrs.
Hayes in response to q CALI was Reien-
ted to the as>emblage by General ,She--
man. She made a Kansas woman happy
by taking in her arms baby which kas
handed to the platf rih as ga specimen
OF iuven le Western hunlsnity.n nmn
The daily gazette., 1879-09-27

The following OmUerU were e1octtui
PresiieIt-6eorge w. Bush. 20 ~
Vice Presiden'-J ohn Green. 1.
Secretary-E T. TAYLOR.
Treas urer-J ohm w. Lawson.
The only change in the Bo .rd of Direc-
tors was the substitution Of John Hamil
ton in place of VIM. j. Morrow.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-27
Avcre0sisag the Iron WORKER

PITTsBURG, September 26. The Eon
woi kers are rejoicing ut the action Of
the Western Iron Association In. sdvanc-
ing card rates of iron from 23 TO 3 cents
per pound The meeting to-day Was pt-
tended by manufacturers from the Ma
honing and Shenango valleys, wheeling,
Cleveland, Cincinnati sud doW6s Ohio
district, Chicago and St. Louis i,u,s,,
The daily gazette., 1879-09-27
ANOTHER NEW PLANET.

WAsmNGroN, Sept. %, 1s7s.MIhs
Smithsonian Institution reports that Pro
fessor Peters, of Clinton, annsuhces me
discovery, by himself, OF . plaRst ef, ,ths
eleventh magnitude in oh. SON. right
ascension and s deg. Is min. north de-
ciination, with a daily 'n6tioh nearly
parallel. .-.l 2 rs nn.l}.E a .f..lls
The daily gazette., 1879-09-27
Home Loan Association.

ANNUAL RrfoRr FOR THE YEAR END.
ING AUGUST %, 1879.
Last nightihe animal meeting of Home
Loan Association was held, when The
report of the Auditors was read. Tne
following are exirac's: ,
Receipts. including sl2,736.50 from
dues aud 5,7y7 ST for interest, &2l ,502 IS
Dlsburst menis. including leans to thu
amount of s6, 200. and S13. 3.45l 10 paid on
first series certificates, $2l 636.19. Bal
anc. in treasury, s66 "A. The total as
sets, representing the value of997 shares
amount to SOD 459.s7. The habi iiiies are
S3l ,7O2 The inc. ease anu pr sent value
of the shares are as follows: .,u. o. s
The daily gazette., 1879-09-27
Iiberak LeaU,se.

Z Tu-morrow morning, At the room Of
the League, PIG King street, at lO:3o o.
clock will he discussed, SIS Christianity
Superior to any other system Of Relig-
ion ?" Pu,lic a Q Invited.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-27
sMAn Who Ahdlu.a. AAaaa

n,."n "n Who Abhuets children.
Pehu,h, September 26.-Charles =.
)hduct IL. VINO ', hgured in the att.mpt to
)eterdav laughter of Townsend Davis
lovsrus.s =" m% a. Unidentified to-day by. .
ssek endaa a. .he man who was seen last
ien n to~uesa,,goring ~s,, TO induce Two chill.
nd wbo "ans ,n',, through the park with him
20 took tbam ~ u me .governess when
DtRctiye m AN rom him. The Buffalo
lran irom Sency tIe has received \ tels.
faso idsn,,,s.n.s ,ns police authorities of CHI.
bonmiltsa Schuyler az one who
esMly. ' q burglary in that city re-.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-27
The NcsC Halt at NeW Castle

The Masonic order, and the Odd Eel
lows Of this city are making every Ere
paration TO attend the corner stone lay
ing OF the new hall at New Castle. which
takes place on MONDAY next. The ODD
Fellows ba' engaged Oglesby band OF
Chester to accompany them. The price
of excursion tickets will be % cents,
good on any train.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-27
Editor Of Gazette =

Washington Lodge uf Odd Fellows, at
New Castle, has always paid her debts
one hundred cents to the dollar and is
fully able to take care OF all her finances.
Can the correspondent of the Eptry
Erening at New Castle say as much
i. ......,.i BY Order OF the Lodge.
=. New CASTLE, Sept. q, 1879. -. l
The daily gazette., 1879-09-27
Inquest.

The inquest over the body Of John
Henry, COL, who died al the Hospital
on Thursday night, resulted In verdict
of death from congestive chills. Under
takef Palmer took charge OF the body,
md will brobabl, bury II in the Potter's
Field.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-27
NEW GAST'LE LETTER.
The' COysseT 1iSsO,se LGyiMO--zhe
isre2jtxttsttOsss sfOs' the Cere-
3HOttlcS--dcc ccisfeNts. iss

if1re2IttttsftOsss 'tOs' the Cere-
5nOyticS--4cctsteNts. ia4
.' r, New CASTLE, Sept. q.
The parade, and corner stone laying of
the Masons and Odd Fellows Hall,
witch takes place on Monday next, in
the absorbing topic tirOughout this city.
The work IL being pushed along with all
pUssible despatch, and there remains no
doubt but that the first story jvisis will
be lad and covered so that the speakers
apd ceremUnies can be seen from some
Distance ~ s,4i i '4l sf
D 1'btirsdsy night three very distressing
accidents 0tcurr dat the Delaw are Iron
Works. H+.s.!s t.,-. ..l-
p Yesterday the pm of The, driving
wLe At he Triton cotton mil, b.oke
causing 'tOrpske until This morning.
FIRST frost Yesterday riorDirg, hurting
tender vegetables and flowers. re
fb'S hss beess woetl oi unusual quiet-
ness at the Mayors Uffice.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-27
I WILMINGTON DEL. SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER s1 1879

vigorous The heat was sent of with
May on = good lead, Jersey hoy secoud,
aud May, breaking on tho turn, hut
Scotland and Lady CrOssin could not
come up, anil In this mappeT the horses
went aeousd, Jsrssy hoy atsenptipg to
come up at the half, but breaking and
fell back, May holding her lead, winning
~ = shoss length flom. Jesssy Boy IN
IN Ti's lSisd hsa.sv ; as tie most }. .otnpg
one of the race. May started Of with a
good lead, but on the quarter jersey
Boy. by skipping and tremendous fast
trotiing. took the pole, but, breaking
badly, May got SiiS lead again, but Scot
land lOomed up and laid on the inares
wheel. This continued all the way
reund uuiil on tie home Etset b, when
Scotland with q tremendous burst Of
speed, went 70 tho ffost, winning the
heat by = length from May, IN 2.25t.
Eve;y onp WAS excited in the starting
Of he fourth heat. Scotland having the
pole, got well started and held out well
in the end and barely lost the heal
Time, Oh.
Tue fifth heat in the tart found every
one At tea. Its was Scotia d's speed
againSt A q 'setaSin abihy. The start
WAS good, Sifh 4 az kaAd Scotland vel
,gethrr. They held all the way round
Jersey Boy and Irene came np fnel!
and Pss . pretty ,race. Sc.tlapd Wei
SfSs iast race fSr 3s7 class, purse sa5O
brought out q field Of six, but narrowed
down to 3 bef0re 1t w.s over. Il hgb
was between Lyman and Niger Baby
and the former had some difficulty II
| winning II.
! evMMAuy
The daily gazette., 1879-09-27
Iron Shin Builder. an,

LONDON, Sept. 26,-At. q meeting ofthe
master iron ship builders in the Tee IL uis-
trict 1t was decided to ask their en-
ployees to- submit to- a rediuctious In
wages, which the men will iefuse.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-27
DTED

STERN harles g. Stern, (son or Thoe.
the son Of Job,) suddenly at Dover, Del.
1879. TDiff1 N --,'""o =
=, ,lnterment on Monday. at 4 p. M, from
Wilson, In Smyrna. Del, ,c., q d.-,',,
The daily gazette., 1879-09-27

F. TO LOVERS OF THE WEED.
Smith has the reputation Of keeping
the best brands of tobaccos and cigars In
town. Every article guaranteed as repre-
sented. .82i Market street. +-'' f-!
The daily gazette., 1879-09-27
Anai- Re.. trouble, in Ire,...l' =. Z

LONDON, September 26.AThree hun
dred agricultural tenants have ,sfrlyeA in
the town OF .TppeBary, ireland. They
nave refused TO pay the full amount 81
their rent and it is feared there wall be 4
disturbance over the matter. siiI"