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The daily gazette., 1880-12-31
FIFTH EDITION.
COAX.

A LARGELY INCREASED coNsUMP-
TioN THIS wINTER--A SHORT
SUPPLY AND AN ADVANCE IN
PRICE.
To a GAZETTE reporter who visit
ed a number Of coal Offices this
morning, the report was that the
consumption of coal, as evidenced
by the sales, was two aud three
times larger than at this time last
winter. No accurate data could be
given, but the general impression
was that the consumption OF coal TO
date, this winter, was fully three
fourlhs as great as during the entire
winter last year. All the coal yards
are buster than they have been for
several years, and on account OF the
blocked condition Of the streets are
greatly pressed in filling the orders
that come rushing In.
ADVANCE IN PRICE.
This morning, at all the yards, a
uniform advance Of fifty cents per ton
on all grades of family coal went into
effect. The reasons given for this ad-
vance were The increased consump-
ton, the interference with railroad
facilities by the recent storm and par
al stoppage Of labor at the mines.
The mines have not been worked to
their full capacity for some time, and
since Christmas there has been gen
sral suspension Of labor by the miners
which will continue uutii after New
Years. This, combined with the clos
ing of navigation, and the serious
blocking of the railroads upon which
the coal traffic now solely depends
has had ths effect Of contracting the
supply 10 serious extent. One dealer
reported having received way bill
for thirty cars of coal ordered Decem-
Der 20lh, but this morning he learned
that ouly tao Of his cars had reached
here, the others beiug detained on the
Z. 81 II. road, near Birdsboro. Ol
course, the inevitable result Of a shori
supply combined with an increased de
mand is an increase in price.
In this city the supply Is rather
short, some small dealers being entire
ly out and depending upon large deal
ers for' all orders they receive. M
coal famine Is apprehended, however
AS active work will be resumed Ia tn
mines in few days, and enough Goa
can be sent here by railroad 10 keel
the people warm.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-31
DISMISSED FOR NOT GO,
HOME TO VOTp u

WASHINGTON, Dccemh4roo i
NJ l.. STILES. Treasury cl1S; es,--
been dismissed upon a r,'a, .,eIk,
is remarkable because 49, raise W
to the authorities. Befora mad
palen he obtaieed leave If 'oS .e caa
10 80 home To Wisconsin IN "''eO' ,,,i
Alter ten days absence he ~ ,.,,,.e ,U.e'I
to his desk. Evidence wa, ,''l'n; urn;
furnished the department II tb,, 's'tl !
stead OF going to Wiseon,inra ra' v
stiles disportcd himself ~ !, y y
washington during those lon p' Sa' y
and II became in such connluail ,~ y
shape that he could not ron,rusD ,',,aaI'
1t. The Wisconsin deleoa,io,,, ,T'e W.
peliiioned to have HIM reins,s,s' % ~,
but without success. There ,'' Y
mors of other disclosures Of a ~ ~ Y
lar character. y q '1l
The daily gazette., 1880-12-31
GEORGE ELIor,s Fuyrp !
l.t.Nl..

ne remains OF Mrs r : ~ l
hlio' } were buried at Ei.is GIoss ~
Az a Isrss sp-ay, nay. IN Of PootoC s',y
,,onal - ,a.gs numoer oftrIeud. Of i9a',as '6a
i'oVslhfiess ' present. Tine - ,,.c ,ue aece
GUIDED the husband Of ,Ge e slao''fner|
rIoirssors ~, Tyndall, Re,Ievu uocsa'et .'.'.
The services over lhe y ana Colu
ro1au,led ,01m,.,as ey d. sallet, a H. rael
Herbert Spencer, Rober hl hlesrll v
theodote Martin, tro,cs s"'tp"alng,
,ier, artist; Edmund ! y,. - Da "
Woolner, K. A., aud Rud ,i', te', lhoi
,,u, A'.'st, The grave Of Mrs. e Cra., ~ aaa !.
that OF the late G H. l.a,..' "a u'o'' ha
The daily gazette., 1880-12-31
FURTHER IMPROVEMENTS.

The pupils of the Academy at Tenth
and Market streets, when they return
to study next Monday morning, will
find the walls of all their school rooms
tinted in pleasant French gray, de.
lightful and restful to the stadent's
eye.
Various improvements have been
made in the equipment of the
school. The Normal Literary Society
is purchasing an excellent library.
Courses of lecture in physiology and
other sciences begin in January. Each
department of the school will receive
a number of new pupils.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-31
LOCAL TIME TABLE.
rRAINs LEANr mtl-nlNnrn,

TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON
For PHILA0EEPniA.--l.is 3.sl. 80
$40 No 3.4i, lu.u2, lh.tl, am. n Il. L
is.tH 1.tS -, ,i.Gi, 81, 1rL, u.s.. mDI
Du sundays, l.5,, rs, s.IJ,l. m. ,4S Nh
6.s', 80, 1900 T.. IA.
FOE AEw YORK LIS, 2.2}6 30 7.0l. l0a|
a.m.; l-.tG, i2.f5, g.,S. 0ll. ~ 10. On
sundays. LIS. ~ =. m, G.l7 D.. N.
foR HALrlIOHE ANp AsHlSGrjs,-
2bl, ..u3. -.lI, 5.pi $50, "a, n. Z 5, Lon
i.Jt, ,h.nu, f.u0, .. IA. On sundays, Isl, gll
IL, % d, a.
For baltimore. bay Line pounccilon|
~ y. ia. so sunday Trains.
fOk tEW tA-ILt,-b.DT q. g. m.: Ia
Nt1, d p IA. No sunday Trains
kok tELA NAttE H. k-1N a. H.; lA
90. y. M. No sunday trains.
FuE WlLMiNG!ON a NOEtHERN r. h. 4
.Ol, IA. m; 5.OJ, j.J1 y, m. No sunuaI
trains.
Fox DELAWARE WEsrKRS Z. R-iII
'aiDa. m; 5.Sl =. m. No sunday .rah L
rRAlNs ARRIVE IN WILMlNGIOS
FKuA PuiLADhLrHtA.-i-. l.j, ",
.5-, So a.-I, u IA, 1913, La, l.U2 4
~, 40. 1 ~ lj, a.Ai, 10, '.1I ~. l.l0H A
a. GA s0Uda! :, .-.i1, lbs ~, 49, MA
b. m 3. u. iu.
FKoM SEw luER.--l5S, 2us, 10, s,Si q
nj it.It, I.u2. tjJ,aJJp. N un odndays
-. Z.Ds. 7.J- a. IA.
FlOM BALlINOHE.-Ll52 III, Us, 81, I
M; lA2u. i2tl, 4.O1, 6.6 a.4i, p N. sun
lays, .55, -. Il. m. u.U'. No ,. III.
Fk0M NAaHtNnrON.-i.5l, II" a. n.
L2O. I2.3I, 2nj, 6.Ul, no p. III. "a haS
ays, 6.U3, . ~ y, m,
FKoM.ALw CAaILk,--s.la, a3l, IN N
| 10, d 30 p. m. No sunday irdlns.
F.IM DELAWARE X. k.-s.Jl Il m.
80 a ~. NJ sunday trains.
faoA MiLAiNGroN NORTHERN hh
30, li.-, d. m., o.b p. III. ~ slAlA
| rains. I'D.
! Fl.oa DaLAwAtL WEsTEEN K R-AN
4. m. ! II. b., IA, 40 odnaa3 irails'
TRAINS FOX WILMINGTON LEAVi
PHILADELPHIA.
FHoM BROAD .slItEET And WAsHiSGfOi
| AVENub-5 05. 1t, $40, 3.,5 tl.ti, ,ilil a l' .5
-, o.JJ, >. ~. 40, i.5l, I.l', eal ~ ~
80 lI.5J y. ~. Un ~undays, s.lo a. III
| i.Ui h.45, i.ji .. m. ,.yvv
Fh0a IHutrY 7ECuSD AND MAhAA
| 4r,sEA.fss. = 80, ii.5j b. IA I'D ~ !
| n: Luz IA. n. On sundays, ~, u'
NorR.-The black figures fePIeSent W W
| Limited Express ON vii II "n eau
i.ire Is charged.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-31
"TAlNT So.n

A iragmentary newspaper item has re-
Gently been ''going the rounds" to the
effect that In view Of recent railroad com.
plIcations there has great furry and
scramble for proxies among the stock
he elders of the p, w. n b. X. r., toi
the purpose OF making an effort for Q
change at the annual meeting next
month. Col. Febiger, one ofthe Direc.
tors in this city, says the item is entirely
untrue, aud that the annual meeting Il
not likely to De Of an unusual oharac-
ter.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-31
THE LAND LEAGUERS TRIAL
CONTINUED AT DUBLIN.

DUBLIN, December, 2y.-Ths Land
Lea2uers, trial was continued here to-
day. Tue attorney general resumed he
introductory remarks. He criticised
the objects Of the Land League and In
Illustration OF what he said quoted frou
tue speeches of NJ Mossrz. P4rnsll. Dillon
Gordon and Brennan. He referred t.
the hberalty with which the American
friends Of the League had supplied
funds TO enable tbs League TO carry ou
It's objects. IL further said that the OBJ
iect OF the prosecution in bringing the
traver>ers TO trial was TO suppress .
species CT tyranny which overw elmed
both the rich and poor, which defiud th,
law aud mad reduced Ireland TO n state
Of anarchy. This speakers voice wa.
very weak, and his speech was not a.
effective as was sexpccted.
When the court adjourned the crowd.
which were waltlnx outside cheered Par
nell aud the other defendants.
Public interest In the case seems to b,
ilmi nisblng. Very little or nothing Of :
dramatic character has thus far occurre,
ia connection with the trial.
The defense expect to continue 10 tris
| for at least month.
IL IL intended To call ell the Englisi
| political otnc,Als 10 testify as 10 the poltLi
sal meetings held in England, wher'
| speakers we're not prosecuted. Th,
Crown, in said, VIII oppose this course
COERCION AND THE LAND BILL SIDE By
SIDE.
The impression gains ground that IL,
Goveromont will decide to introduc
measures for coercion ooincidently will
the new land bill.
THE YoRKsHIRR MiNKRs.
The Yorkshire Miners Associ ati On
representing some 20 900 labOreTs, wi
soon make a demand on Tho masters IL
au advance OF 10 per cent. IN wages.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-31
NcaU4a" -o@.r.
EDITOR EsLIEa's DEATH--PERs0NAL
ANOTHER DEATH-sIcRNkss
Correspondence OF the Gazette.

EDITOR EsLIEa's DEATu--PERsoNA
ANOTHER DEATH-sIcKNess
Correspondence OF the Gazette.
NEWARK, Dec. 30, 1880.
L. Theodore Esiiug after q brief
illness of pneumonia expired yes,eT-
day morning Al u. IN, at the Deer
Park Ho oil. Mr. Esiing has resided
in Newark now for about three years,
and during that time he has succeed
ed IN establishing one of the most
readable weekly newspapers on the
peninsula, aud has been compliment
cd more than once for lis TACT aud en-
eTgy In business. HIS funeral seryic as
will be held ut the Deer Park on Fri~
day morning at 3 O'Clock, after whcn
the body will be conveyed 10 Pliladel-
,hia aud Inferred ia MI Moriah GEM
etery. His death has cast gloom
over the entire community. lie was
about 81 yeaIs OF age, aud WAS = mem
Der of the Masonic maternity and tue
Odd Fellows.
Prof. Il. -. Porter returned home
yesterday ftVm Minneapolis. He has
accepted the prolessOrshlp IN the Uni
verslty OF Minnesota, and viii proba-
bly, enter upon hs duties about the LIST
of January.
Mrs. Mary Milligan, residing with
her daughter Mrs. Susan Wilson, on
chapel street, died on Monday after.
noon, and was inferred IN the Metho
dist cemetery.
There has been great deal Of sick
ness lately ia Newark resulting fatally
in several Instances. bIr. Frank Grit
tith is confined to his home with
very severe attack of the rheumatism
aud Mr.. ). Y. Wilson is lying in q
very critical condition at Linden Hall
| ANON.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-31
General Foreign Ne,Os.
LONDON, Dec. 30.

LONDON, Dec. 80.
Signor Bacelli has been appointed
Italian Minister OF Public Instruction
vice Signor De Sanctis, resigned.
A despatch from Stuttgart says
Prince Christophe Uluch, son ol the
heir presumptive to he crown ofWur-
temberg, died yes erday."
Laycock, who is matched for a scul-
ling race with llanlan next month, did
some highly satisfactory work on last
Tuesday ~ trial with Trickett.
A despatch from OJcssa says that by
the bursting of boiler ia the A imir
atty works at Nieolaiefl on Tuesday
hree persons were killed and ten IN
jured.
The Yorkshire miners associations
on behalf Of 10000 miners, have re- -.
solved to give notice to the masters
with view to obtaining ten per cent
advance in wages.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-31
WATCH MEETING,

There will be watch meeting in The
Delaware Avenue Baptis. church To-
morrow evening commencing at 7.45
o'clock with preaching by Rev. 1. NJ.
Halderman on the subject OF -" The
Gospel, What is a Matter Of Grace ol
Law? After an intermission of All hour
watch nesting will commence lAstiu z
from 10 to II o'clock. The time will be
occupied in singing, prayer and praise.
A cordial invitation Is extended TO ali
The daily gazette., 1880-12-31
MONrREAL'S WHITE ELFpu,vl
MuNTIEAI. D4,. 3o ,...

1t is anuoH9ced that he great ino
plete pile ,hown to yisifor, +, Ma s.']
as the 81, Peters is to be ab1ndoped N
pulled down. Tha church vas, ~.
hug project of ex.Bishpp Boapq' u
hnllt after the model ufs st. pel.,li
Rome and co1taius, as ltyail, lo.i,,
more masonry than wonll bu.1Il
New York Post Olice. Lack ofmol
10 complete the building Is Me cm'
assigned for rs demolition. il wo1I
have been the largest church on 4,
American Continent.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-31
REGISTERS ORDER.
REeIsrER's OFFIcK.

New CASTLE COUNTY. Dec. l3lh, 1880.
Upon the application OF Rachel q. Che nd
Ter and Jesse Chandler, AdmiulsIra-
tors OF MARSHALL =. Chandler, late OF
1nn tlanR Hundred, Ia said county,
deceased, 1t Is ordered aud directed by
the kegl lister That ttneAdministratorsa afore-
said give uutice of the granting of letters
u Ad4l lnistiatlon upon the estate OF the
ieceHstd, with tie uate Of grantlug there
oI. by causing advertisements to be po,te.
within Iorty days from tue date of sucu
letters, In SIX Of the mos public places ol
the county of New Castle, requiring All
persons having demands against the cs-
tate 10 pres at the same or abide by an
act of Assembly in such case made and
provided. And also cause the same 10 b.
Inserted within the same period In tht
W1LM1NGIOS GAzErTG, anewspaper pub
iiSned IN W aington, ANA TO be continued
therein three weeks, (e. q. d.
49,, Given under The hand aud sea
1 l.. X. Of office OF the KeglsJti aforesal,
'--,--' at New Castle, ia New Castl,
county aforesaid, the day and year aboV,
written. >. 9. Bld1S, Register.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-31

Intense excitement continues NJ Soc
orro, New Mexico, owing to the ftilnr.
TO arrest the assassin OF Conkling, editor
o. the Sun The assassin's nameis la.
cob Baoa.
W Marshal Bitzsimmons, Of Geor.
d,Vs to al swer certain charges against
him. "s"'"o'
The daily gazette., 1880-12-31
WIIrL n.t0a .IarI.otA.


WILsuNGvoS. bel, be, 2s isso.
Quotations al the .5I.14s'5 "-u1 Sbsis io.
Flour aud Grain,
Best Patent Flour ~ TO 70 -
Choice Family Floar-..-..,.. ln 10 : uo
E4tra do............. ......... I0 10 %
Choice uputauc--..-..s...,.- 20 > -
Prime new Wueal............. IL
New 1nru--..........s...-s.. "a
Bran pot Luu..s.t- .....-s.... u %
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET.
MONDAY, Dec. ~. 8 r. NJ.
Beet cato were urflye aud h gh.r.
3Wl < To tIv usHi rtceIpls. 1900 mead
,rrfNr4 and Sold al the ali, rent yt-rda
l. - tn' g.. per pound ~ 10 quality,
sH.eF ~ ere nfmty held AZ luu prices,
5rI head -o4I 10 Iue Iff.ient yHrIs Ai
/ aaHs lc.i aud limbs Hl y 4tfc., per 10.
| Hos were ll d-nt "a, AT lul prices.
| DI uarlu -u, at i..a dIittrcut ards al ia
! 't. ler tu.. as tp condition.
PHiLhprLPHIA Markets
WaDSEaoa1, Dec. -. p. NJ.
FLOUR ls Ju4l uha weak Sales OF l8sU
| bbta, l4c4uuiu- Ntnausala eXlras, al
q -9a5 p 'Nr lnedtam 90 choice clear
aud a. coat il iot sfe leAl; PEN ~ vaula
extra family nt eaa1 - MHrteiu do. do.
Al p - J.t -. and Patents at slas y. Ky,
tiaur il steady u sa - per balrrI, ant
com meal, at a. ito.
GHAIS.-W Aer.i opened d.ll nd .owtf
bus O. #Doou agu H-a lfuctlOu hl.her
| .oalts - 5I 10 bushe =, iuClGdtLg rel J.cied
: at &tft Iu, r-u aud amber, uu traes, q
81 I-e4 lo1. reofualy tt IS lo4; Mafci
at Il ia 4tlls; 80. ed, t-yaiDr, cIose,
~ Ia Dec, 81 - J'n, u u Fec. 49,
Il - Much. r. r. Is duli a We. for Penn
| ryiYan4s. Com Is 4yae aeuNc stua future
are lower, s...es Of I.UV busue =, IL
eludlns od yellow, "A 1llsci new ye
at 81 U4c., me-, AID dc. Iesular. an
ID. AIM. al 93H, 99JJ bus b.. February IA
4ssc. Az the cal board 1000 6usl
I laauary sod at Oh ; 5lc was md n
Dee, l3l l". I.r Jan, dc. fDr FEB. and 54
Tor 1tt..l. OAts are VuleI and sloadJ
sales ai .Ip13 busHeIs, iaG4uding white
10 d AZ gr., aud rsj ottd ana nlKen at Al
: Isc. 5I.V b..ll. january sold 1T a. Sc
WnlsklY Wac dun al 81 is per g.iiion.
FAl,k DROVE YARD.
FJty-s~coi' ana lancaster ace. Dec 18TH
anEEp-L Lx-ra. DO 10 lat ns., ~ {lo6. 20,
~ q 900 m-., 81 1854 lul. 81 70
ts., ~ 20 al4 good mus ~ IT, - IN
daum lHmD-, % 10 ol.i cpllalon f.,mu
. 10 60 - Calves, 90 0J2. Arrival
SOTO mead
The daily gazette., 1880-12-31
CANE pREsENrArfoN.

Last week the employees Of the Ar
inRtou cotton mills, Ninth Ward, pre-
sented Mr. Melville Gambrill, The Super
intendent, with hsud~one, gold. head
sd cane. Vim. Tucker, foreman of tie
;ardl nR room, naus the presentation
speech, aud Mr.. Gambull appropriately
acknowledged the compliment.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-31
,n.n mnAr IS sAID,

IL EA II W IN = -, m
~ na. made me "A ne" - III, lucreas1
In 'iu4yduck's Pan 'ee' ..=', 10
-, " ,seiii,i hi iiltsen pounds. ,ilhJut itiq
"tS M vie would not Do W. ,I
Any money ,,,t,,h better. e1''
~ ,,att,r "a, '', for another hottle' milk"
~ nave sod tnirlesn ,a,a dozen reA
walk aud shall want t"' 10,
"My morning agony 10 b.
yogr Pa, Pa,hiG, u y ., Splendid appetd1 ted vi
- ~ invalid or sufferer %tl Si'l write ~
a. N iiiley disorder y w..,,, no "' be ueaIt
a." a. IN ,helr complaint " " IS my NO
,s, 40 at''.niiV 70 ana hindiy. II ~ all irn''
hu.ii.,i, il1si desire TO inYestlsa,,ea an tlme'.
nti's9 aud I've le.lei ~ s. wr.le
vou are too poor le ',"ill have Iui"
IVY. ~ ~ aud your case IL
dlHte attention. ax
o,..,.,,o mat the signatur,eeb q + ea'
',aclf oDsedt is across the ho'' =,
bottle. ,.iiar for large IL"
cents for trial size; vnoCK & COr Y
no29 eod&wly 'V
The daily gazette., 1880-12-31
Cheap Boots and sn.e.

Daniel McCusker, 2lB West second stree,
nas got In large stock o. boots and shoes
Tor the fall trade, an / he Is determined II,
sell them cheaper than any shoe house In
the city. He wishes his friends and the
public In general TO give him a call and
be convinced that he has good boots an d
shoes and hewill SO them low.
oct2-d& w.lln.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-31
THIRD EDITION
Inslacatlen. rer ro.pay.

For New England and the Middle
States, cold and clear or fair weather
will continue with westerly or southerly
winds; rising, followed by falling baron-
eter, and by Saturday morning a slight
rise In temperature.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-31

WALLSTREET Y EsTERDAY.-Stocks
were active and strong. Money ruled
steady al Q per cent. for call loans on
stocks and on governments. For
eign exchange. was fairly active and
strong.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-31
LOOK OUT FOR YOUR EARS,

A number of persons, lasl night and
yesterday,unwiltingly allowed tneir ears
TO get severaly frosted. This can be very
readily done, this weather aud people
should remember 10 rub their ears oc-
easslonally when out in the cold, so as To
keep them from being injured.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-31
ID R. HAYDOCKS
NITALlL d
KIDNEY PANACEA.

Tbe extfaorI mary lie IF ms PaaaiIse
"A. prepared by ur. litSd9eh' aP hnat
,liiu,.tband Urinary DfstAs y 49, .nI
oArtlief IA tue history oi II'"',' 'IoeJ
r..fItgs lar beyond a J ai Tue re- hmss.I
lie. of ne Il ,. l.atlnaiHlos D,s1 rsie
- aids tome 10 Lne sy7ietn, H. W. nd
the Debiiitatcdi and = ~, l.iia iari1.
.urs o. Diabetes 10 is m, A wind
- tri,tl Of "a laH-poohlu IA MAD
NJ waller wiii convince tne ,n'
sK,pllc.I Wnnln nom tet 70
u'o'D DISORDER OF rhE kipNhl9,
diseases ate Tug hes V's'iIl =, nj
...i',t1,.rfnev s-crete tua lnIeh ~ ,i,,iel
t,4r Df Wneiuur Luey po "' and
~ ~ ..,a :. ar LtAVel or win a'n'11,innl
Inns se lied Ia tnu lolhs over '"'
ol the Kidneys u.NACEs
HAYDOlK KLDNhh n.n,t
almost immedit de fe,..h 'nos
- -, means have latled' lns End
.,,'l,TI,,l existing med clue loi ..,s I'D
=, F,'",,.,,,'.lt4 ,.,Ipulaip 80 ~ medj
- tneJi. stHDiy prov e .i.utA 4
PSi.,,,fl,.d t,r The dis Jr ltis i"1 I,nl1 N
IN ,..,,.I. sex. No hhlllS ns v0nnI
.nc - !, u.d may b. thheu ,',I m 'whea
-. ,,td as il VIII feati = ~ N,,,,.,,lll,
,,,s,.rv oiher means proNe i,,ptpslj
10 the stOih lch we ttt''a,1tv: IO IA
ha,dacbe and genera is.I',,,y fever;
tsSr he Go@els wei darln@a, y.ea,' n d; iae.
eP5nsaihp P5l,9 ption, etc; TO .ae eiq eraplioa>
ssurvy and Al. clIHn'o"ii clil,ll, ,"i vitui hddpu
| - PsolfnV we may sd'tiy ,trne N
| anu ~ dfsease. aud no mud ~
| nrsn,,red lor tnls purPos
| action Of
The daily gazette., 1880-12-31

The indifference with which 80 MANY
people regard cough or cold is truly mn,
paIdonao.e. These affections often cad
70 consu mption, and should be checks /
In time by use OF DR.. Bulls Cough SWIM
The daily gazette., 1880-12-31
THE MERRY FESTIVAL AT

The Old Swedes' Sunday School re-
new their annual Christmas greeting to
al their friends We will sing for you
our Christmas carols, and right joyous
carols we sing.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-31
NOTICE.

All persons having claims against the
estate Of the deceased must present the
same duly attested To the Administrators
On Or before Dece IA ter 18TH, 1891, or abide
the act of Assembly in such case IN ade
AID provided.
RACHEL G. CHANDLER,
JESSE CHANDLER,
Admrs.
| Address -Ctntrevllle bel.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-31
The tiIy narKeI.

Rabbits pee piccc......,........ NWf y
l'trlrldses per palr,....'...... 4'W %
.urkey Itr uounu...... ..... Hg 10
lGcits T1t flttt................l .uV,tl >
.iHtsu pes piece. it..........--....lo op4i.pl
.lhlCk els Ic. pa.i .-......-... 80 = . ~
4gEa p1f tOItu..s.... ....-... 70 iu
dam, Wholesale, .er !. ..!und..' iis
Sliced, 80. il
iouty per puuuu............,. SiHp p
Caob.-e per tcspi .............. pJ@ 40
.Utta-t Ei4cna. b. r bpM4....... %
..ard. pound. ..t WhG 10
sausage, per puund.........,, J.
-CraPlIr % ........... W
utlnola per doten............. $50 IS
Nuttsst I-r pouuI......-..... lufg ~
ctrp- ptr pOuud.-.... ttHg 10
5hpuiutia, Ivlall, per pHlld.. W
sides an4 bacon, WhuIcaaie.'. W
retAli........ 10
aacklre. pes O. eos ......... 10
dtIiuIt, utr pJalu .-... ~
CAT i's1, Pe' pound "..' M ~
Apples. per hair pes. ,....., lAe 10
iIch4es pet ds1................ UN4g 40
rur4tIJs per ua.i YrcA......... UOeD N
Par dcy per uuAUN............ UlG O3
Beti4. per buucA................
sweet roiaio,.a................. i,m .
. eIery per bIufh........-...., ssl 10
Irtp.. per poIui....-........ i,ts 80
po.t.oe-, per ball peck...... - 10
rfine Ter Pouud...-........... GAG %
"a hite tlsD ......... 10
The daily gazette., 1880-12-31
RreIsrER's OFFICE.

kTGIsrER's OFFICE,
New Castle Co.. Dec, LIST, 1880.
Upon tie application OF IheophiIus X
Jones aud John IL. Jones, Executors
Of ! ichard *. Jones, late OF Wilmington
hundred, IN said county, deceased.
it - order,d and dlrected by Lnc
Register taft the Executors aforesaid
sive notice 81 grantnE OIL letters re-
od, with the date OF granting LhereOi, bS
causing advertisements u be posted with
ln forty days from the date OF such letters
county OF New Castle, Rsquiring All per.
SONS hhving demands against the estate t
preseut the same or abide by tn act OF A.
seuOiy 10 sucn ease made ami provided
| and also cause the same TO be InserLt,
| within Tie same period in tie DAI.N
! GAZETTE, newspaper published IN WI
| IA nslDn and 10 be continued therein three
weeks, e o u.
| Given under the hand and sea
| H. =. Of office vi tne Register aforesaid
| ------ at New Caste, IN New CasLl
county, Aforesaid, the day and year abOv
written. s. Z. BldGs, Register.
NOTICE.
| All personB having CLAIMS against the IL
| tate Oi the deceased, must present tine sam
duly attested, u the EkecuLors on o
before Dec. lst, 1851, or abide the Act ,
| Assembly IN such case made ana proVlu
ed. IHkOPhlLUS X, JO y rs,
JOAN Il. JONES,
Executors.
Address :-Dover, Delaware.
| decl -eod3W.
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R,nnn,lnl nna oen,mcrelaI.

WTIMrNCTur. Del, Deca0 1880.
Iates. stock quotations furnished by
HeAld & Co.. S. r.. corner Seventh snd
Market streets, Wilmington. Del, at u
N. tu day
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ORDER.

Address: Centrevllle, Del.
dccl3 -3W cod.
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nor lt'k.
EGIsrEK's ORDEn,

Address :-Dover, Delaware.
decl -eod3W.
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II "a Il =
KIDNEY PANA'1A

-loll -lolloHnxDoCK'S u
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1880-04-24

The Miner, Of Silver Reef, recently
made an attack on the Christy Mining
Company of that place. and the cause OF
the attack is simply this, which We learn
from the Beaver (Utah) Waterman:
"But the hand of Colonel E. A. Wall is
clearly visible in the reefs discussion and
the Colonel is doubtless impelled by a
motive to get even on the Christy Com
psny for sundry grievances, notably re-
cent threat by the Christy Company to
plant law suit against the Kenner mine,
valuable property belonging to Wall,
located near the town of Silver Reef.
Without expressing an opinion in regard
to the right or the wrong Of Wallis quar-.
rel with the Christy, we feel warranted
in saying that the discussion of the reef
theories in the Miner has for its object
the defeat of the sale of the Christy mill
and mines, which are now being negoti-
ated by Captain H. S. Lubbock to East
ein parties"