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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-05
Conditions of the Subscription.

THE SUBSCRIPTION PRICE Is PAR, 500 francs per
share, payable as Lows;
2, francs 81 so on subscription.
100 rancs on allotment made within thirty days from
date II emission.
Inc remaining 375 francs win be subject 70 call be
deemed necessary by the council OF Administration notice Oh
which w be- pubsnc az least three moIts ia advance 80
such cal however can bemde before the expiration OF one
year from the GATE Of subscription
Afrplymen OK go faIts the shares can be exchanged
Tor bonds by the ho stockholders At general
meeting.
The owner Of each twenty shares will be enucd 10 vote
the general meetings.
Interest at the rate Of per all paid in VIII be
Iald during the progress Of the work
Eighty per II the earnings viii be distributed 10
The Shareholders according 10 the terms of organization.
Tine requirements official quotation wall be fulfilled soon
alter The organization Of the company.
TlsE PUBLIC SUBSCRIPTION VIII be opened
I'm EUROPE and AMERICA
on the 1th 9Th and 9Th Of December 1880.
Inc distribution shares subscribed win be ma pro
Of The total subscriptions. without distinction or natonaiity
The following privileged subscriptions are not subject to
reduction:
Frst-rho shareholders and delegates Of the Cana
Company have the privilege Of subscribing to Panama
share delegation Of the Suez canal Company
original scrbers 20 the Panama Canal Com
pany have privilege Of subscribing for these Panama
shares In proportion to their former subscription.
avail themselves of TINS right the privileged
Subscribers paying the first % francs should present their
suez Bonds or their proving thoir original
anna subscription to the respective Banking Houses.
SUBSCRIPTIONS viii be received IN PARIS by the
COMPAGNIE UNiVERSELLE DU CANAL DE sUEz
COMPTOIR DESCOMPrE
sOCILTE De DEPOrS EFT DE COMPTES COUKANTS,
sOCIETE GENERALE POUR LIE DEVELOPPEMENT
DU COMMERCE. Ell DE lISDUsrkE EN- FRANCE
BANQUE DE- PARIS Ell DES PAYS-BAs.
CREDIT LYONNAIS,
sOCIETE FINANCIERE DE PARIS,
BANQUE d EsCOMPTE DE PARIS.
and the offices OF their branches Inland Foreign
Correspondents.
Also in ENGLAND, GERMANY, BELGIUM, HOLLAND
AUSTRIA HUNLARIA, ITALY, RUSSIA, SPAIN, PORT
UGAL. SWITZERLAND. DENMARK SWEDEN, NOR
WAY. TURKEY AND EGYPT. at the special houses des-
ignated.
TIE COUNCIL or ADMINISTRATIONS HAS AP.
PoINTEDA SPECIAL COMMITTEE IN AMERICA TO
REPRESENT THE COMPANY IN THIS EMISSION.
UNDER THE AUTHORITY SO OWEN THE UNDER
SIGNED WILL RECEIVE SUBSCRIPTIONS BY MAIL
AND TELEGRAPH
MESSIeS.
DREXE... MORGAN 4 co, } Special
| d. e w. SELIGMAN & CO. American
WINSLOW, LANIElk T. CO., } Committee.
NETWORK CITY.
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CossoIArroy.-Mrs. Ponsonby de Tomkyns.

you stopped week at Ihe Duke OF snlton'si
Who was there 7" Gorgius Midas esq., ir." On! pre-
cIous rum lott Why there ACTOR. by Jingo, and
scientuc chap, artist feller aud wnitshsnsmo
the fiddler you know, who writes OratOrOs aud things
and deal fuss made about them than about yours
truly | can tell you'll" Mrs. Ponsonby de Tomkyns-
Ah clever and amusing people, and all that but you
ust tnaI II of them were 10 propose for
daughter house, he'd simply be turned out OF 1t
for ais Impudencc Whereas, you've only got 10 throw
the baDdkerchiefV When, 10 do Mrs. Z. dc justice
IA nothing more tnan the tTnth.-lPuneh
AN INTELLIGENT JURY.-The verdict OF the
eorone Pa inouest on tue oeatn Of child was " The
ehd was sun Gated but there evidence TO show
that the snooalIou was before OF after Death.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-05
PROPERTY AT COMFY ISLAND IN DISPUTE.

An action was begun yesterday III Jhe hlnSs
County Supreme Court on the part OF the town OF
Gravesend against Thomas T. Cable, Dr. Philo T. Jack
son and tho Coney Island Observatory and Signal Com
pany to eject them from property on Culver Paza Co
ney Island. The property was condemned by com
mission appointed the Supreme Court az the instance
OF the Pros 3cct Park ana CoDey Island Railroad Com
pany in 1875, iO- railroad and station puTpOses. ana
damages o. the Of 81 300 awarded 10 the
owners The ground OF the cut Is that aground has
never been used Tor the pur poses named.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-05
A DECISION FAyORABLY RECEIVED.

By an error the opinion OF Judge Larre-
more in decarius the divorce obtained by
Elizabeth A. Barnes against her husband, William X.
Barnes 10 I've c0iulvr. accredited in yesterdays
IEIBUNE 10 Justice Lawrence. the opinion has called
ont much favorable comment, b0th because Of the
strong lerns III which Judge Larrem0rc denounced the
grant mLosltl0u pTaCtistd upon the COuu" IN tlis
usfcc bur sO Us 4 COHsd-rCd nhely 10 pat chcck
upon the growing and Alarming eva Of cOAus!ye IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-05

however, we're about the lowest Of the day. anu
seemingly the market closed weaker but not at 'ne
priccs). than il did on any day when money ""'
worth ~ per cent.
Government bonds were dull with sales al 'no
Boards OF only $4,000 The final bids SNOW au'
vances of is per cent for the 5s and As. Inc treas
ury to-day purchased $1SOOOO Us Oh 1851 ~ io|'e'
Annexed are the closing quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-05
90 n,cLncK TO 3 O'CLOCK.
CLOSING PRICES or PHiLADELPHH ST oCK&
Ee0orta by john II DAVIS & CO., No. II WitH


SATURDAY, Dec. 4-P ".
The stock market to-day was permitted land the
term "permitted7 Is used advistdyl to work in
unison with the very general existing IMPRESSION
70 vii. that with "let-up" IN money the prices OF
stock would decline. The rather ostontatlOus Of
forts to make the rates for money as low as possible,
also we're accepted as anI indication that the
large operators were desirOns of a market Tor the
,sle Of stock which they had purchased during the
recent monetary stringency. The probable truth is,
that tho arrivals of large sums of Eastern capital
having made il no longer possible to bold the rates
for money above legal interest, the alternative ot
using a popular ejudce was accepted as means
of increasing the short interest IN stocks by dropping
their prices as money vas made easier When
money showed the first signs OF easing on Wednes-
day. VIC remarked that 1t was only reasonable to
expect feverish and fuctuatng market for several
DAYS. That was just what to-days market was.
with final result that prices for nearly all stocks
closed lower than they did last night The
daily business is running pretty even,
to-day,s amounting to 3SSAOO shares against
ESQ 900 shares yesterday, and 3SS.6OO
shares Thursday. There no special feature IN
the market. the decline in prices which occurred IN
the last hour being general and seemingly the re-
snlt OF combination to let the market close weak,
and the desire of small operators to 60 home even
on stocks over the Sunday holiday. The last figures,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-05

The Sub Treasury to-day gained SlIl,So3 on
balance made NJ by coin gam % Tl96,SVO less
currency loss of $50 0G3. The Europein steamers
arrived since Yesterday brought $l6i,3O0 gold.
Money to-day was dccdedl' easy. and, excepting
few early loans at 164G 1872 premium, thG Dulk OF
the business was done al per cent. Inc later
oters OF money down 10 per cent did not represent
the trne condition of the market. There are plenty
of reasons why money should command per cent
for the remainder of the year. but anything beyond
that although perhaps 1t will he possible for lenders
to Obtain it, Will be as fictitious as were t0-dayS
has reduced New-Y0rk exchange ar Boston 10 par;
at all other points it Is unchanged. he customs
receipts at Washington to-day amounted 10
S4O7 G73 and tho internal revenue receipts 10
MN 954 The Treasurer received Tl25,OOO In
National bank notes for redemption; the t9'als oil
such receipts for the week, compared with the same
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-05

The Treasurer now holds $500. 1877 800 in United
States bonds to secure bank clrcuIatlon. United
SITES bondq deposited for circulation Tor the week,
"a s9Q 900. Iul,ed States bonds held for circula-
f,on Withdrawn for the week $3 532,3 800. National
hank circulation outstanding: Currency notes,
S9IG COS 43G: gold notes. Sl.14l.96J The
TT..rinp House statement to-day as fOt-
lows: For the day-Exchauges, $l6J392, GIG; bal
ancrs, $6,o7L490; for the w'eTIEXchanseS'
10 Ogl 6S2 balances, S3J $3.50, sG6. The trans
1ctiops al the Sub- lrsasurY covered: Receipts.
81 153O 55: paymens,$l Isl 20; Currency balance
~. $50 GJ7 com balance. So, 2IS.329.
The foreign exchanges are dull and weak without
-. ~, r.,tn. ryulrn IRE ~ fnllnXS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-05

st.ts bonds were unusually active, Including
Arkansas Ga. funding act. a 22G2l. Aabanas' Grass
A at 10. Missouri 6s, 1886. at 1922, and 1857
1O9a., 1883 at 10, and Virginia U.s. cohsoioa'eu'
73l2.
Railroad bonds were feverish as stocks were.
Erie second consols advanced to 074 ana endeo al
oGa Missouri. Kansas and Texas first consols rose
IN IOlo and closed at no. and seconds, after selng
No To 1914, closed at II H. against 72's ycs'eFoaS
Boston Hartford and Erie firsts continued actNe'
but declined from 4Sl2G4S7s to 4712. C., u ana l.
c. first assented were per cent higher al lo's'
and the incomes rose from % to 57D06'2. Mooilo
and Ohio first debcntures further declined 70 %,
becanse of the reasons stated yesterday. Canada
Southern frsts were steady at 1OOh6 100. ana
Mctropolan Elevated 6rsts rose from 1882 TO Io4'
Oregon Railroad and Navigation advanced to loo'4
and Ohio Central frsts to 1914 and incomes 10 o.
ST Paul consols recovered from 1872 to 12oi2 ana
Southern Minnesota Division sold at 1918. Denver
and Rio Grande firsts were shade easier at lO0's
Init the consols rose from 1O7 Il to 10S2and Kansas
Pacific consols rose to 100 Texas and PACING
incomes were irregular but finally closed with an
ADVANCE of 10 per cent 723 and tirsts, Rio Grande
DIVISION, rose from 03l2 to 9fi2.
To-days weekly bank statement perhaps nl'snO
be available as curiosity IN some museum VI an
Gent relics but ~ representative OF the cOndiloh
of the associated banks at the close OF business ast
night It is not worth the cost and trouble OF ts pun
ication Every item shows loss whlcn ~ sui
fcicntly Indicated III the table below, ana the re-
pored drfcit from the fancy reserve OF 20 per cenJ
il 80 356 200 greater than 1t was by the report OF
week ago. The following are the TOTALS Oh he seatc
nd CHI q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-05
The following is comparative statement of the
exports OF specie from the port OF NcW-loIk To
fnr.lnrl nnri, for Il ntIIII OF Overwhelming Nelr,:
FIYANcIAL Markets

ToxnoY Dec 4-I23Op m touso 9Sf5ie for money 99a
for the account Ncw.lors Central lf9 illinois Central
"a n pcuusvlvanil Central % Reading % s; Irlc 4ola
IOSDON bee. l.-2.3O u. MI Bar silver quoed at
III urr ounce. Irir ISL sew York Central, lt62. At
iauir and Great Wtstcrl second mtge trustees cer-
Gates 9O Illinois Crntr8, 10; Kra,ng 20 :. Paris adj
vices ouoe three por ~ % francs % centimes
fol IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-05
NUION LINE. -, .rr,,pno
u UNITED STATES MAIL STE AMERS,
H,tprpIAI- GERMAN MAIL.

4 Hamburg American Packet CompsalnSSo9 lAne luz
PTYMOIITI InERBDURG. and HAhBOh'' no. q,
UI;KDl.t........... Dec 8 ~ ~ lee So
IlSSI NG........ Dee l6 tIlSl ~ .'
Rates of passage plymouth London me- ' = ~
hurr and al POINTS In the SOutn OF Eng Du.
$50 Second CaMD, 500; Stecraeh soui @ ~ ~
reduced steerage from Hamburg o, sen 20
IA ~ cents General Passenger Agents,
10 q, Ii,naj - n e. No oil BroadNav, n \.
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uNMAN LINE ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS.

FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL ...
NOTlrE-Ihe steamers of this Line take Lieutehant
Maurys routes al all seasons oil nS Se1 M O ia NJ
fI'It OF NEM-lDR N ....-.-i u l. t>lA1 re-. ~ ~
cry OF RlCuMOND. ........SAI hDAi Dec ~ a W.
NM M, N6N rI{l,N I..THG - DAY DC 80 p M.
CITY OF BLELIN ..... - l.DAl J"u' = N'
N'i From PER 80. y. Il. foot Of Char ton ST. 80.
CABIN 500 $50 and 600 Return ticket. on idNuttor '''
SrFt'RAGE. AS Prepaid 500 Drafts AZ lo"r,' t'-.@
saloons staterD0ns smu> iu2 and bathrooms hh"'sNP
These steamers 10 not carry cate. saecp Oi Ile- -
JOHN q. DALE Agent. 81 auj 30 ~ ai"ssy',HG =
ia IA 4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-05
DEATHS IN CHICAGO DURING NovEMBkR.

CHICAGO, Dec. 4.-Of the 762 deaths which
sceurrcd iu Chicago during November. ninety four
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vupPPIAI, GERMAN NAIL.

4 NORTH GERMAN LLOI ,.r,-
STEAM hip Line SEIWEES NV; iONh'
ODRR.........-.Sat. Dec T. MOShi :--.-- Sat 80 81
NAM. Dec Il. Don a nj ~
EAPES OF PASSAGE rom NEWi okk 10 SOL lhANF'
TON. HANRE or BRtMEN.,- .e,
FIRST CARIN -. $50 SECOND CABl N.-..."-rVV
STEERAGE. $50. , ... ,o.,,a
Return tickets a reuucol rates Prepaid steeiake CgIh
Gales sgS steamers sail from Pier between 9e0ou @NN
Thirds Is, HoDoken. n. ,,. . c q, u,,r,r- Green
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-05

will be organized with capital Of 500 millions Of francs,
consisting OF
900. 900 shares Of 500 francs
10000 reserved according 70 terms OF
tion for the orgina, grant,o consideration for
expenses incurred gran ceicd by them - NJ Ferdinand
m fes.-ps the remaining 900 share being offered
pubic subscription.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-05
ga ,J IN rites. wmlcn are rs follows:

In London British cOnsOs we're steady al 9oiol6
for nancy and 995I6 for account. United STAT
bonds were Il lower 81, and unchanged at Ia g
for l,s and 1873 for IL. American railways were
Irregular; Enc AT 4sli04Sls, Atlantic and Great
We. era seconds az }Ol4, Illinois Central at lZ4@t@
icj Rrading al 267s Central aud Hudson at l4J4
N l4sIo Central Pac ic az SO3t, and ontario ahd
Western AT 33is13lli Bar SILVER was llG lower at
513si. per ounce In Paris, French per cents de
cllued 10 SJ.7J francs.
Messrs CossOn. HAYS n Co, are Offering the INST
mortgage coupon or registered per cent bonds OF
the Il chmond and Allegheny Railroad bonds at par
and accrued interest. Tue bonds have thirty years
to run.
qncc,l from tie port of NeN-YOrk Tor the week
year IS compared vita tine corresponding periods OF
previous years: o- ,o-o ,oeo
previously reported .3l4. lG6lsi 3l6GH2-9 55S2doHp5
Total since Jan 1894 3D. 1I@,5o9 j'oAO"lVO
The following are the imports of dry gouds and
GENERAL merchandise at the port OF Ncw-fOrk Tor
inc week ended December / aud since the begin
ninc of she year:
For the week: ls7& 1879 ss9. ~,
merenandso 4o5s Si lg425SSS - 3tS5
Previously reported. .2G3Hl34s9 3o3 55Sil6 i$sS-59
Tots since Jan 800 6oO3SJ 3l3o3jJ04 4i3,l4tOjo
The following are the dry goods imports lncluGcd
IN the abovr period:
rp FS5 l9 at Ssss si%ss.qs sES!s33 SO 37
Entered 9Sl al t' port 7o77ls9l sLo3oI9s IdLG9e74
Thrown market 600; l1&',9I7 S-2i"ilJ IONlo'Jo1
The exports of specie from the port of Aew-Iork
forthe eek ended December Land since the Degiu-
ming oil the year were as follows:
Totalfor the week slJ1uuO
IItFiCuab Icp'' 7ts r.,
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Orean Steamers.
49, - , '17-E7l'7-7717777777' -
CUNARD LINE.
GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY

" BETWEEN NETWORK AND HAVRk:, -.
pier Company new No. ~ North River FOOT OF M0rons
travellers by tina line avoid by Ensllsn rs
dscomforts Of crossing the Chanhei Ia e~A
VII f ID. MARSEILLES, Cahours. 90 : -
ptRFIliF, Deiapiane. .--Meh DEC o. ~" ns
CALDURA BeuyIlle- W einesosY Dec 10 " n'
drawn on Credit yOnnalS PARIS, olnJ5 tosHk
louis DE BEBIAN, AgeIL No. . bowling Gieen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-05
sTOYARCH LINE.

vi NJ W.YOIiK ana LONDON.
SulendiG last steamers each t'o) lohs pu'.h'n
Leave deck iiomuC Payorlt ttry, Jersey lltf.
PERSIAN MONAtttiI, December },
AS~NRIAN MONARCH, December l0
saloon PASSAGE with very superior acc0nuiJi'' 80 4
No serrayc pa-stngcrs taken ON eastward NHf1ee
stccragc tickets Ssuei for passage lhntoh 10 'V" '
low rates For ne yht and passa-e Apply 20 ,.,c,ecn
PATTON NI-KEES ~ co. Agents Bo"hlEsi'1'-
NEW-YoRKA AND HAyANADIRECI MALL
These first class steamships sail regularly 40 p '-' ''
Pier So. > North River follows: -. ,....,. .,,c Z
SANTIAGO DE- GU "a, Capt Foo'e...... N'lD, ~ opoy
"a ccommOda ions unsurpa-a cdl For helst '
10 WILLIAM 4. Gu DE A Co.. No. % b''"'''''
LAYTON BROS, Agents IN Havana
DAClFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CoMPANl'
L sailing from Pier foot OF Canal IL. North ii'''
For lsthwIs OF Panama. 49,. 3, noon
CRESCl Vt CITY 10 CAV % 80
Connecting for Central and south Ameucl Al heA'''
FGcm san Francisco 10 Japan aud emma a.,
Nlil OF LtklD -1t Jay. l''.. t,al,nl AMI
FTo.L san Francisco 10 honolulu. Ne"-%'"'''- 49,"
uallL a., H.. 1. D. m
CITY IF Nkw-NORk..-.~ saturday, Dec. - - iN'
or on arrival LONDON mails 1t san trtn's2 NDWrCU
Passengers Forwarded 20 SNN FRANCO ~ NifSII,A.
ISLAM u~.J JAPAN. CHINA NEMHrA IA ,nt,1ttrA aud
LA SOUTH AMERICA, CENTRAL AM""
MEXtC 80, .o,,t,o, aprly az
Foi freight passage general nformaI.1ha W., W.,
Nomp""> sO"''' Va - WV - II. j. 81 LAY, ,
AT tudthh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-05
NJ. FERDINAND De LESSEPS,
ISSUE
PANAMA CANAL COMPANY

According to terms OF orglnAaton deposited with
Champeter de lu0es. Notary Public In Paris the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-05
pAClFIC MAIL STEAMShIP LVM a,I.l

ROTTERDAM LINE. ..,,,.,., ,.,,,,~n
~ ,Ve~No'' 'N'''N " Wednesday Cember sth
10 NJ n M - 49,. N eiucsday, Dccembef loti
70 "a u..dat Dec 2-p1
let CABIN. sG0-s7O "a cabin. $50 sloeraIe 30
H. CAZAUA. Gen AgL ~ south W 1HS altSs,, 81
FUNGI EDIk Il CO.. q south "llllau 81, .sent
l.. W NORRIS. 90 Broadway. General Passage avn
WHITE STAR LINE. ,,,rRs
w UNITED STATES AND ROYAL MIL - rsN Hi-''
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LlvEhiV,o,a. Rant.
NOTICE-Ihe OF this Line take tle iS'e ai
recommended By Lieut. Maury, L. y NJ On oo'n INC o
and homeward VOYAGES s.,..,.. nae II I % M
GkkMANiC Capt Kennedy saturday pee IL y NJ.
hEPUBLIC, Capt Irving a. IN A M.
CELTIC Capt Geadeil THURSDAY Dee 20 Wy n M
BRITANNIC, Capt Perry ti sNS m a. Esf
1pTH-Sr 49, - , ...,-o,.sed 10 ap-
these steamers are uniform In size and unsnrpoa Rsh
poiniInonts The Saloon staIeroons suoss matlon are
rooms ar placed amldshps where the NOISE anu
ieast felt anordng q degree comfort hitnsrto
R%rEs-saoon $50 $50 and sloo Return &c KEYS o on Se
able terms steeraxe from tho Old County, -" f''
York, SIS. .,say nor pigs
cor pspecon plano aud other iniortnAos ~, No lao
Cowpaays Offices No 81 broadway New Y %5' AGENT
Walnut st., Philadelphia 49, VIM .
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1880-10-02
CARRIER PIGEON MATCH.

NEW YORK, October lone hun :
dred carrier pigeons were make d
this afternoon for the race which is
to take place on Saturday from Pine
Grove, Pa, a distance of l22 miles.
The race is held under the auspices
of the Hudson county Antwerp Club
the members of which live both in
New Jersey and New York CITY.
The pigeons are the same birds
which flew in the race from Ham
burg, Pa, last week, and are young
birds of this years hatch. They are
marked "Pine Grove" and number
ed. They also bear the mark of the
club. They were shipped to Pine
Grove tonight and will be liberated
Saturday morning at 8 O'Clock. II
the weather is favorable it Is expect.
ed that the first birds in will make
the distance IN two hours and hall
or three hours.
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1880-10-02

WALL STREET YESTERDAY
Stocks were less active, but prices
were further advanced. Call money
loaned as high as A per cent on
stocks and closed at 8. Government
bonds were weak and recorded an
other fractional decline. Railroad
securities were in demand at higher
figures. The public debt statement
shows a reduction of nine millions
FOR the month of September.
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1880-10-02
General NeiOS.

Daniel Dougherty has declined
the Democratic nomination for Con-
gress in the Second District, and
George Bull has accepted the nomi-
nation in the Fourth Congressional
District.
4" The National Board of Health is
advised that there were II deaths
from yellow fever in Havana in the
week ending September 18th, and l6
deaths from yellow fever in the week
ending September oath.
The American bark Rachael sail
ed for Boston from Havana on the
oath ult., with case of yellow fever
on board.
II. A. Balcour has declined the
Democratic nomination for Congress
in the Thirty-third New York Dis
trict.
William A. Russell, of Lawrence
has been renominated for Congress
by the Republicans of the Seventh
Massachusetts District.
j. n. Buffum has been nominated
for Congress by the Greenbackers OF
the Fifth Massachusetts District.
Secretary Schurz addressed an
audience of between 1000 and 1000
persons, mostly Germans, in Cleve-
land, Ohio, last evening.
The twenty-ninth annual fair OF
Lehlgh county, Pa, closed yesterday
at Allentown. The receipts from
admissions were $7l9S.
| The Presbyterian Alliance yester
day heard reports from it's delegates
on the State of Religion in France
Switzerland, Moravia, Italy, SPAR
and elsewhere. Reports we're reat
on Modes of Helping the Churche,
on the European Continent, {
scheme for aiding the Waldensiar
Pastors, and on the Disiderata O
Presbyterian History. Papers wer,
read by j. S. Macintosh, of Belfast
on Our Relation to the Churches O
the European Continent; Rev. DIR
VIM. z. Breed, of Philadelphia, OF
the Diffusion of Presbyterian Litera
ture; Rev. James Nish, of Sandhurst
on Church Work in Australia: Rev
Or. Edwin F. Hatfield, of New Yorl
City, on Revivals of Religion, an,
by Prot. David Steele, of Philadel.
phla, on Personal Religion.
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1880-10-02
FIFTH EDITION.
the COUNTY CANVASS.

STIRRING DEMOCRATIC MEETINGS
AT MIDDLETowN AND HoCKEssIN.
In Middletown, last night, large
and enthusiastic meeting of the town
Democrats was held in front ofAlex.
Maxwell's hotel. Chas. Beasten
presided with Joseph Hanson Secre-
tary, and stirring addresses were de-
livered by Chas. b. Lore, Esq, and
/. G. Grub, Esq, and Henry G.
Turner, Esq, Of Wilmington. Each
speaker urged upon voters the i'm
portance of turning out in their
strength at the election on Tuesday
next, in order to strike the first
blow of the decisive contest in No
vember. The addresses were listen
ed to with close attention, and were
greeted with enthusiastic applause
and cheers. The good effects of this
meeting will be made apparent at
the Little Election"
MILL CREEK HID. RALLY.
At Hockessin, on Thursday night
was held the largest Democratic meet
ing seen in that locality for years. 1t
was determined by the managers to
beat the Republican meeting held
there few nights ago, and they sue
ceeded. They did not import march
ing clubs and negro women from Will
mington, but simply called to their
aid the Democratic white people Of
the locality and the result was an au-
dience of over a thousand, in which
were a number of ladies'. There was
a procession of mounted clubs with
torches, escorting wagons full of en-
thusiastic people. The large meeting
was presided over by Thomas l.. j
Baldwin, and able address were deliv-
cred by Charles B. Lore, Esq, and 1,
G. Grubb, Esq, of Wilmington. The
Importance of the election on next
Tuesday was particularly urged by
both speakers, and the enthusiasm OF
this meeting can be accepted as a
guarantee that Mill Creek Hundred
will be found solid for the Democracy
when the votes are counted.