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The daily gazette., 1880-11-29
wAsAMAKEs a Bae ws. Ph,l..
The Reduction in
Clothing at Oak
Hall.
Phtia.

The clothing marked
down Saturday comprised
about 5000 suits and over
coats. Both the suits and
the overcoats are various
enough to constitute a
complete stock of them
selves, so that you may
be reasonably sure of find
ing among them what will
both suit and fit you.
Some of the very lowest
priced mems suits we make
are among them; $40 reduced
TO So so, and some of all
grades up to excellent suits
at $25, reduced to SO and
$27 so reduced to $25.
A $40 overcoat at SIC SO
is not to be missed ON a cold
morning. Even the boys,
whose clothing has been wait
ing for this cold snap will MT
object to the taking off OF
three or four dollars from
the cost of suit and overcoat
Remember this All these
garments were made by our
people. under our own eye,
and before this reduction
were marked as low as they
ought to be sold. We couldn Z
afford to reduce them, but
we must sell fat ter to keep up
with our work people
We know how to sell fas
ter. viz, by selling lower,
We have been selling faster
for nineteen years, faster than
our competitors. That we
have done of course by sell
ing lower. Now we have tC
sell faster than ourselves
aud down goes a part of ou1
stock, whether we can afforC
t or not.
| Whatever you don't like
bring back. If there bt
grulnbler, we don't want oul
clothes Oh him
| WANAMAKER l. BROWN
OAK HALL, Sixth and Market,
| nova. Philadelphls
The daily gazette., 1880-11-29
WORKS ENTHUSIASTICALLY,

The hose carriage OF the Delawarr
Fire Comp my that was sent away a
hort time ago TO bs altered so as to BE-
run by horse, has been returned will
he necessary repairs completed. The
new horse was put in service on Thurs
day last and is now being trained to run
20 the carriage. BY means of snap catch
es the doors of the stable are opened
md the three horses run out and take
th,.ii places, the one that II nSed TO the
hose carriage coming out first. II re-
quIres but few seconds to hitch al
(hree of the horses to the apparatus.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-29
LOCAL TIME TABLE,
TRAINS LEAVE WHINING


foR PHILAJEEPHiA.-l.B ~
$40 800, s.i4. l0.ul. 100, a, H.; 70
l2.43.2.OS 2.5j, 40, bl7, ~, s5i, "
Dn sundays, IS, =. ..J,a, H.,
J.3r, 80, lO0Op. Ia.
iuA HsW lURS.-l.S,...iG y d
Anu; 1920, I243, rs, tF, p.l
sundays, I.5S. 4.2fq. M, b.l7 p. m.
EoR BALrINORE AND MAshIA
l2.5l, 2.U3, 2.l5, Gjj,s,5j, a. M. lA5
10 300, 7.Oo, y. III. un sundays,
q, =. .65 a.m.
FoR BALTIMORE, Bay Line conf
7.CS p, m. no sunday trains.
For NEW CAsTLE.-o.U ~, al
3.O0, B,3J, p. IN, No sunday trains
FoR DELAWARE K. R-S.0l a,
$50, y. m. No sunday lrt.lS
Foo WILMlSGfJN & NORTHERN
90, "A. m; S.OJ, ).J5 p, III. no
trains. ,
Fou DELAWARE WESTERN X.
20 iUa. M, 1.3U p, IN. NO Sunaa!
TRAINS ARRIVE IN wlLNI
FROM PnILADELPhlA.-l-b,
7.52, $50; y.2j, IL H.; lZ,I', l.'il, !
~, I.lJ, i.JO,o ~, o.SI, ~, N.Y. w.
m. On sundays, lZ.i1i i'oo' W.
4. m. i.,A p. III. ,y-u
FROM NkW loHR.-l.1,, 10, D
m.,ls.I5, I.O2, 4. .JO,i.U =. III OAS
30. 2.rs, 752 Il. III. ,..,,- a,
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M; ;I1.LU, J2.4I, 40, t.Oi w., ?.
days, 81, ~ d. IN. t'V' y" f. ~ u
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l22O, 1881, 2.O5, Gu, s'oV p III
days, 6.U7, y " ?. III, nns. Il
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$40, o,lO y. Ia. No SUNDAY ''a'A'
FROM DkLAwARE II. h-''N
$40 %. IN. No SUNDAY lfdins.
From MILMlNGIoS q NORrhi
| 500, ll.25 u. m; o.b p H. 'O
From DELAWARE WESTERN h u
m. 10, u. IA. No SUNDAY u"
TRAINS FOR WILMINGTON
PHILADELPHIA
FROM BROAD STREET AND WAsl Y u
| AyEsuE-7.U5,7.3J ola, lO.l'li,,a,"", I"
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Limited Express" on VIM
| fare ls charged.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-29
LIEUT.. GOV. ELECT ROBINSON
SHOT.

DENVER, Nov. aS.-Lieut. Gov.
elect Geo. b. Robinson was shot anu
probably fatally injured at Robiuson's
camp, 30 miles from Leadville, last
night. There is dispute about the
posse ssin Of tho mine there and guard
mad been placed to watch it. Last
night Gov. Robinson and the manager
Of the mine went to it after dark. The
guard not recognising them and not
hearing an answer to his inquiry rs to
who they were, fired, he says, into the
rock overhead. Gov. Robinson fell, shot
in four places. He is still living, but
his wounds are believed to be fatal
The fact that there has been trouble
between the miners and The manager
during the last week the guards story
and the popularity Of Gov. Robinson's q
wounds makes the theory that it was
accidental unsatisfactory.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-29
TAXES ON BANK SHARES.

NEW YORK, November 26.-An
important decision has just been
rendered by Judge Wallace in the
United States Circuit Court, in the
suit brought by the National Ex-
change Bank of Albany, New York,
against the receiver of taxes imposed
upon the shares of the bank for
1879. The court has decided in
favor of the bank on the ground that
the act of 1866 is invalid, and fur
nished no authority to the assessors
to assess the bank shares, because
the act does not permit the bank
share holders TO deduct their debts
from their assessments. The banks
in this city will probably take pro.
ceedings at once in the United
States Court, so as to secure the full
benefit of this decision. They have
already taken proceedings in the
State courts to have the assessments
for 1880 declared illegal. Taxes
were assessed this year on bank
shares in New York under the same
act of 1866, and it looks as if this de-
cision would result in the loss by the
city of its taxes on bank shares for
this year. The amount of taxes imn
posed upon bank shares in New
York city is more than 81 100000.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-29
WHO FORGED THE LETTER 2

NEW YORK, Novembe 26.-The grand
Jury to-day were still considering the
Morey Chinese letter and the circum-
-tances attending the forgery. Secret
interviews were held in the District At
rorney's office between Assistant District
Bell, Colonel George Bliss, John |. Dav.
.nport and Louis Post. manager OF the
Truth newspaper. II has become known
hat the gentlemen who have heretofore
cted IN counsel on the Philip case are
nOw actively engaged in sitting the dis
closures made during the progress OF the
proceedings with a view of tracing the
originators of the Morey letter and the
Accessories to it's publication.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-29
GesseresJ Foreign News.
LONDON. Nov. %, 1880.

LONDON. Nov. %, 1880.
Another ship load OF socialists has
left Hamburg for America.
John Whtwell, liberal member Of
Parliament for KsbdAl, is dead.
A despatch to the standard from
Badsic says that the Monten, g ins have
sent forces to guard the new boundary,
which so far has been maintained with
out interruption.
The EmpdrciGl says the Duke Of
Med ma, brotber-in-law of Don Carlos,
was ordered to shorten his stay IN spain
because he received visits Of prominent
ultramontanes. He did not comply,
whereupon he was ordered to leave the
country forth with.
Hanlan has arrived at New Castle o.
issued challenge to Laycock, otEerii
to row him for f400 a side, Hanlan y
chonse the course and the match TO be
made on Monday. Otherwise Hanlal
will sail on December 2.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-29
LAND LEAGUE rpr,

cro.. DUBLIN, Nov. col
the application by the A,tonn
raj in Queens Bench .o.d'' 'oIn1
date and mode of lrial ~ ~ N
Leaguers. All the counselioS!
sides were present. A long oO' y
est'ng battle 3,9. was fought reeaT . =,
date. The Attorney GenerssIa psag \
TONED . the 18th Of Decemh1 J !
first prop sal was to com,o
day before Christmas pey, "n! ~
after, but Justice FitzperallST n !
the judges would not H.. h."i.
Circuit Assiz S, and after a n
ment the Court decid, d ay,i"I y,
ney General and fixed the ' lriaI
merce on Tuesday, the 9stb a' or
Der. y" Vi
IL Is very unlikely That tbi, .,
winch must decide tllr fsle q,
land question, viii b, CON- Ind
than two months. Tue fees ~
and plenty If money seomi'
that The lawS ers will not lei lG.
Of their hands as soon h, r,,.'', ,'',
Court Will, 1t is stated, Il, rom
tie Lord Chief justice, Judo, h
Judge O'BrIen. Tie L.nSil
energetically collecting eylJer,
defn The jury will be ,l,p
old System, winch t.lsa.,i,,
sons To BE- tried very much, al
only a limited challeupe, "
Crown can challenge to an ain
! mited extent.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-29

CAPTAIN BoYCoTT's crops are all
in, and the Ulster boys, having COM
pleted their work, have returned
whence they came under convoy ol
infantry and dragons. Actuated
by prudential motives which OBJ
viously are sound, Captain Boycott,
his crops being in, has himself got
out with all his kith and kin-this
party also moving Off in good order
and under military escort. And so
the seige of Lough Mask is raised
and disorder lies crushed beneath
the heel, as it were, of law.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-29
struck by a Frelgh, II

LAKEWOOD, n. j., Noyed
AS the family carriage d
johnson, a wealthy resident
place, was crossing the New|
Southern Railroad between h
Manchesterthis morningil va
by IA freight train. The carriI
demolished, both horses wed
and Mr.. johnson and bis da
in law and infant child wereI
headlong to the ground. Nj
sons death Is momentariy q
aud the life Of his daughter
is also despaired Of. Tie inf
juries were slight.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-29
STATEMENT OF THE POPU.
LAR VOTE.

CHICAGO, November 27.-The
Tribune furnishes the following
statement of majorities taken from
the official returns from every State
in the Union of the late Presiden-
tial election: Garfield, 4439, AIS !;
Hancock, 4,436,0l4; Weaver, 3o5,
729; Dow, 9,644 scattering, 1923.
I 1otal, 9,l92, ,595. Gar6eld's plurali
tY. 3,4Ql.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-29
A MURDER in pop

Ropnrvmo "0noEN
hoss, an aged colored m.S 'nOsrS Y
was murdered last nigh, la% ot
son unknown, at the bor':y "' W !
Moss, in West street rUuse wIs o
a social gathering. Tho Iar II, :,
bone excepted, was pearln ,'Sa
was supposed by a razor Se'
hams and Charles Moss ,rl ne ,
as accessories to the deed d'' !
s,'I tort will be made to Seem. ,
derer. Ross was unma,.iaS rliS
The Coronel's jury this ,is', i.
returned = a verdict Of 1 mn.s a
first degree against HonruS muFd
who is now in iail. y
The daily gazette., 1880-11-29
THIRD EDITION
MRS. LANGTRY COMING TO
AMERICA.
N. Y. World Gable Special.

LONDON, Nov. 27.-It is formally
announced tLat Mr.. Langtry, the hus-
band OF the "Jersey Lily" will short
ly sail for America on business, and 1t
is extremely probable that he will take
with him his beautiful wifi =, who has
done 80 much for his success here
Mr.. Langtry's "business" in your
country is Of an uncertain kind, but l
understand that he hopes Mr.. Sam
Ward, who is thought to be up to all
kinds of things, will help him on in
the United States. AS all the new
beauties of the Lon don season now
come from New York. on the modern
principle OF reciprocity it is only faii
that England should send you one in
exchange.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-29
SPECIAL NOGICE.
a CAR o..

To all VINO are suffering from the er
rol 5 ana indiscreLlons OF youth, nervout
W, ,lkness, early decay, loss OF manhood
&c, viii seno a recipe that viii cure yos
I'll Ek OF CHA RGE. This great rened
was discovered by a missionary In South
ALerlca. Send a self-add ressed envelop,
To he REV. JOSEPH 4. ISMAS, hadtion u
", ~ Yorl OtfU May4-eodDkWi
The daily gazette., 1880-11-29
FOREIGN GOLD.

WARRINGTON, November 2S.-A
computation prepared at the Bureau Of
Statistics shows that for July, August.
September and October, the excess of
inn orts of bullion over the exports was
$43 900, 900.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-29

"Quoth the Raven, never mo-
he hal nCrc'ereuce tC >ineN syrl
Wfd Oh and no 'h0un d
ne, dS one lria, ioI people e,et
Il q II ia cases Of Gods, Coughs
affections OF the Bronchial Tod
by all reli BILE druggists at and
per bottle, GclZl.lI
The daily gazette., 1880-11-29

There is now about SS5, ,000, 900 in gold
bullion standing to the credit OF the
United States Treasurer, out of which 1t
has been decided to coin. monthly SlO,-
OO0, 900 of the denominations of five and
ten dollars. The gold coins of less de-
nomination than five dollars will be
coined al present. The work referred
u will be performed at the Philadelphia
Mint. IL Is thought that THIS coinage
will be continued until the $50, ,0O0, 900 OF
bullion on hand 10 worked up.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-29
or same person at
No. sls Broadway. New York.
nOVlO-2taW4wAW

LARsEsr RETAIL STOCK oFHos1ERY AND
Underwear in America. Cook BROTHER
Nos. 81 and So NORTH EIGHTH ST., PHILA
LELPHIA. Mail orders will have prompt
sttenuon. tan&-W1y3pnr.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-29
HANLAN CHALLENG NG ES

LONDON. Noverlber 2S.-Hanlan has
arr we'd at Newcastle aud issued a ch i
len 20 TO Ldycoek, offering 10 row him r
"a a side, II anlan to ch oose the course
am the match to to made on Monday.
Otherwise Hablan viii sail on Decem-
hat
The daily gazette., 1880-11-29
IHILAlbELPhI hIA. MILnINI. Nh
AND BALrI MORE RAlLROAI
NovEABER 18TH. lSs


Trans win leave Wilmington as foli ~
for
i Philadelphia and intermediate s5Lattot
no.. $40, 1879 a m. 2SU, 100, 7.U 1900
p. IN.
rhiladelphia tExpressj SO. $40, 80
10 n n. NIL, 10. 2Us, y. y. IN
Philh- and New YORK 2LS, q. 3O.1 90 100, D..
IN 1888, lZ.43, 6.l7 p. IN.
Baltimore and Intern. edIate station
g. u. IN. $40 p. m.
baltimore Ana BAY line. 7.OS p. IN.
baltimore and Washington. l2.I, 4 3
2.b 7.65, SIS, ~ m; 1855, "a, 4.5I 7.Us, p. M
Trains for Delaware Division, leave .,
New Castle d.OO, $50. q. In.; LOO S.OJ. 8
p. IN.
harrington and intermediate Station
o.3l n. IN. (; l.U5, o.3s y. m.
Ielmar and intermediate Stations, . .3C
q M; LOO p. IN.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Philadelphia and Intermed ate station
& ID a. m. 5.OO. d-3U, $50 p. m.
philadelphia and New York.2. a. NJ .e.li
p. m.
.altimore and Washington. 1851. . 0,
a. }, 7.55. a. m.
cor IurJner information passengers ai
r erred 70 the time tables posted at IN
de pot. Ii. r. kENNEI
SuDeTintendallt
The daily gazette., 1880-11-29
REINFORCFMENTs FOR
LAND

LONDON, November pa battalion
OF be Guards, nun bering 800 men, -. .
ueen ordered TO Ireland and will act as n
rel. .forcement. II contains very few, II
any Irishmen. The Battalion will leave
London for Dublin on Wednesday.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-29

THE wicked Arkansas Gazette sug'
gests, in view of the arrival of the
harem of the Bombay merchant
in prince New York that special
auard be placed Oh Mr.. Conkling by
his friends,
The daily gazette., 1880-11-29
a M & ri OK IL

TINTED STATES MAIL s''N
'N'' SAIL ever, s. II ds,ySoy1
NEW YORK 10 egtIierP,GE1
CABINS, $50 TO ", 9ca,lle ~
These Steamers do not oal' 80
And every satg,oa orRS1
NEW YORK 10 LlSpi0Sa IN a, ind
CABINS, S55 to tti5, EI,ir'lJa Eii,lnps aEr ul-lf
Passenger accommod9ndo.", Nh nses
A.. taterooGs, o. 5s; .igt r,t(s 70 4
Passengers book Cd tt i'TT TT,,,o1p vsc or int
Railroad station II i,aa,ygsble fre II
Drafts at lowest rhlrs,, rhrno, P'5d ~ lr',l
throughout England; ,,s Sfo,5 ti,n' pisn,, ae-i
For books ofinioFma''opn, n,ewrlsa Isl
nxspERsos DnorHRRs' p'S pow ,d,m|
or TO SAMUEL F. BETS - -spryl
press Or Wilmington. Del. -
The daily gazette., 1880-11-29
FOllKg'tt EDITION
ln.l,.nsaena Ter ro-Dn,.

la.lasasAsns fer To-day.
Stationary or higher barometer, winds
shifting to north OF west. rising followed
by stationary or lower temperaiure,pa' =
Iy cloudy or cloudy weather with rain.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-29

The schooner w, r. Taylor loaded with
corn for Toronto, II reported ashore al
Boath Manitou, and LIKELY 10 be n totel
loss
The daily gazette., 1880-11-29

II. l.H9 Prizes. amounting gto........ 4522. .5V,
Gen. G. T. BEAUBEGARD. of La. Commits
Gen, JUBAL a. EARLY, OF Va. J sioners.
Application for rates to clubs should
only De made TO the office OF the Com pany
In New Orleans.
Write for circulars or send orders to
NJ. A. DAUPHIN,
New Orleans, La,
The daily gazette., 1880-11-29

SorE.-The black hsure, o,' LeR'II \ n
Limited Express on VIZ"
fare IL charged.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1880-12-30


THOSE best informed on the senatorial
question express the belief that Sawyer
will be tho lucky man. HIS wealth.
suave manners aud his ability to put Ii
work where 1t will 10 the most good. ar.
the "points" which guide people who
predict his success. There Is not mucI
choice between the two men. Neither Is
such man as state should put forward
as its representative. Ia fact the selec-
r ton of either brings the state into dis
repute. Not on account Of the personal
character of the men, but because of the
grounds on which their election is sought
Ksyes mas no claims to consideration fur
Their than what comes from his proficien
CIV rs political manipulation. He Is
successful lobbiest aud brilliant caucus
manager. Politics, the low cunning kinu
which laughs az conscience, has been th'
study of his mauhood's years. His prom
inence comes from his success i'll thos,
things which are the weaknesses of states
men. Sawyer stands on the same plan,
OF merit although elevated through dI
ferent agencies. Sawyer's generosity t.
churches aud societies is progeFbial. Blu
there is always a condition preceden.
tacitiy established. When Sawyer gives
& church he does not propose to l. y
up treasures III heaven. That mutually
of advantage ignored in seeming but not
- fact when religious draft on wealth is
Lonored. must be rounded and complete
when the generous patron asks the hon
o-ed privilege Of serving the dear people.
His great wealth is a splendid substitute
Sr brains. The cliuk of coins in ii e
pocket aakes q sound far sweeter thai
the rustic pf sn active brain. Money
tLks' is 4 tes.&.n borrowed from th.
vicious and has az application through
cut ttS range of hGuan nature. Be
cause s msn has become wealthy he i
entitled to the highest position in tb.
Il Of the state. We worship the golden
II while TIE majesty of The trre God is
hid behind the clouds.
The danger. the folly of giving any one
party unlimited power is well exemplified
iu-the senatorial cont, st now going On in
Wisconsin,. The republican party has
in ran>s men WHO wot Id m AZ credit
able representatives. But keyes has u.s.
ed b bi ain, 20 further thu interests of
thu parry; be has heen q manager and
must be rewarded. Sawyer's ''barI" has
ever been at the service of the party and
he must be bossused.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1880-12-30

THERE is no apparnt improvement IL
the condition of affairs in Ireland. The
military authorities are making active
preparations for the campaign as an early
rising is looked for.
There are now over thirty thousand
English troops in Ireland and more on
the way. Trade of nearly all kinds is
nearly at stand still owing to the dead
lock in business caused by the Land
League agitation. The trial uf Parnell
and other noted Land League leaders is
now going on. Eminent counsel have
been retained on each side of the case aud
1t promises to be one OF the most noted
Irish trials since the days of O'Connel.
May, the Chief Justice has been so thor
oughly frightened by the Land League
that he refused to preside over the trial,
and of venire of 212 jurors summoned
for the Connaught assizes less than half
responded, though tue court imposed
fine of one hundred dollars each upon
the absentees. The London Times &C.
knowledges that the queen no longer
-dles over one-half the island of Ireland,
and that the Land League is growing In
power daily.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1880-12-30

JAMES l.. CLARK of Oshkosh has sold
his mammoth match factory situated at
that place to eastern parties. The fac
tory is the largest of it's kind in the U. S.
and has grown up from small beginning
IN 1868 until to day its buildings cover
nearly three acres of ground. Its annual
sales OF matches amount to over one
million dollars, and the amount of gov
eminent stamps annually used amount
to nearly three quarters of a million dol
lars. The factory employs about 400
hands, mostly girls and boys, and pro
duces 1000 gross of finished matches per
day. The consideration was $3.50, 900.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1880-12-30


THE fight between Sawyer and Reyes
for the possession of senatorial honors
goes on increasing in bitterness.
Elk Senator Howe is out in long letter
to the Oshkosh Northern advocating
Sawyer's claims to seat IN the
US. Senate. Howe says TINT many
of the friends of BOSS" Reyes urge his
claims on the ground of his services 10
party while Chairman of the State Com
mite, and then proceeds to show that
prior to the days of Keyes' chairmauship
aud since that time also Republican ma
iurlties have been much larger and much
Cheaper, and that the party has done
more for Reyes than ever Reyes did for
the party.
The Ex-senator then reviews the ca
reer and achievements of Mr.. Sawyer
aid confidently predicts his election
As an offset to this prominent RepuD-
l;eans of Oshkosh comes forward with
long letter to one of the Milwaukee pap
ers, showing Sawyer up as al unprlnci
pied land grabber, monopolist and cor
rdptionist, going even so far rs to furnish
the names of members of the incoming
legislature whose votes and support he
alleges Sawyer has bought and paid fot
IN advance. The writer asserts that
SAWYER desires au election simply to
further his own private interests and
says: Whenever any man has lnteres
that demands lis election to congress, Ii
Is safe TO say the people have interests
that demand lie be kept out Of congress-: