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9ailg Gerald
SATURDAY MORslSG iljilMM I
ron SALE.

MY residence, eGrner raeine avenue
and Houston streets, embracing haifH
bIoeh 81 ground, win well nuished
one'story and basement r0ekseonereis
buiiding, ANA all accessory oui'buiid
ings, eie, Al early applicant may se
cure bargain,
JNO. W, swINDELI,s,
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For Sale.

A fine new 35horse power engine and boiler
and two superior sets of burrstones, with a
complete outfit Of mill machinery-all new
and In perfect running order, offered for sale
at great bargain, for a few days only, by
W. F. Lyle 4 Co., No. 100 Lamar street.
4gdtf
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The finest pocket cutlery in
Dallas may be found ut Frank
Inns book store, 5Ol Main
street.
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GO TO PIERCE a. LYLE's
And nee the celebrated PhiIa-
delphia Rustic Shade, the best
and most beautiful In the mar
ket. Also u large stock Of Lin
EN- and Holland Shades In
stock.
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wanted,

Agents with good reference 10 sell
Wilmops patent fiat iron heater lib
eral commissions paid, N, Potter a.
Co.., 900 Main street
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PIERCE a. LYLE'S

5O4 Main street, is the place to
get yOur wall paper. New pat
terms and styles received as is-
sued. Don't miss the place, or
you will forever regret ID.
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CITY BUSINESS.

Sunday School and Temper
ance books at Franklin's book
store, 5O4 Main street.
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Mn. A, II, CLIHTos viii have tho exclusive
charge Of tho city circulation Of The Daily
Herald from this date until further notice,
April 10, 1915,
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Those Canes--ThOse elegant
walking canes are at Frank
Inns, 5Ol Main street.
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''NeurfI.'

instantaneous cure for Neuralgia.
sOdly H.C. HosKINs, Agent for Dallas.
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For CrOquets of the latest
styles and finest finish, go tn
Franklin's book store, 5O4
Main street.
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Josqh Mlaeser HoooG Glb Elm street,
Daiiasr boais al IN seiiia0 goods ohoai-
liz deiipew hcm N customers free, do
and Oioo him q trial, at Ol5 Em street,
6Idam
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KRO-KAY
At Reed 4 LathrOp's.
4sdtf

FRESH GARDEN SEEDS.
Including the Eel Paso onion
seed, and the Umbrella China
seed nj Franklin's book store.
5Oa Main street, Dallas.
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NalIee GllY serIn.

We viii soil choice lots on Elm, Main or
Commerce streets, for city scrip,
NdlW W, =, LfTl1 A 90,
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WA, HIsDMAN, Esd, Of Kaufman,
IN an authorised Agent ~ the Dallas
Herald,
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To all Persons Win Diseased Eyes
Partial and Total Kindness.
If eau got sufficient encouragement by
letters TO Justify me to travel through TeXas,
viii examine their eyes carefully for i've
dollars, ana all durable cases viii warrant
cure or no pay. Address,
DIR, r. II. llYSLOP.
Physician ana oculist Hot Springs, ARK,
Please enclose letter stamp for their an.
swors. b2dlm'
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Hearth and Home.
1 . = 5.
LADIES WANTED As AGENTS.

lob wORK-Letter Heads. Cards cs-,,,.
q BIZ Heads, Posters, Lawyers' Briefs' pan.
Pniets and every kind OF Job Printin.
promptly executed ct the Herald offioe.
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Mabie, Todd a. Co.'s gold pens
nj Franlslin's book store, 5Ol
Main street.
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Books aud Badges for Bands
Of Hope nj Frnnklin'a book
store, 5OI Main street.
The daily gazette., 1875-10-09
sherin,s sale.

DY virtu. ofa writ Of Levari Faeias to me
y difec ed. will be exposed to Public Sale
at the
DELAWARE HOUSE NO. 5ls MARKET ST
kopt BY George W. 0rtlip. In the city Of VII
mingten, New Castle county, Delaware. on
TUESDAY. the 18th day Of OCTOBER. 1875,
At 2 o'clock. p. m.
The following described Heal Estate, Wig:
All that certain lot. piece or parcel OF land
situate in the city OF Wilmington, New Castle
county and State of Delaware. bounded and
described as follows, to-wit BEGINNING at
the intersection of the southerly side OF Front
street with the easterly side Of Broome street;
thence southerly along said side Of Broome
street one hundred and ten feet to the north
erly side of Read street, at hhy feet wide;
thence easterly along said side OF Read street
one hundred feet to o stake; thence northerly
and parallel with Broome street one hundred
and ten feet. to the southsrly side Of Front
street: and thence.t thereby westerly one hun
dred feet to the place Of beginning. be the
contents thereof what they may.
Seized and taken in execution as the pro-
perty of Parker X. Mahan and Mary b. his
wife and t. IS, and to be so,d Iyyou 5y o..,a
sherif's Office. New Castle. Sept. ~. 1915 2
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SHERIFF,S SALE.

ny virtue of silndry writs o: Levari FaeIas
d to me directed. will be exposed to Public
Sale at the
HOUSE, No 51sMARKET ST.
kept by George W. Ortlip, in the city of vii
mington. New Castle county, Delaware, on
TUESDAY. the 13tn Day of OCTOBER, 1876
At O'Clock. y m,
The following described Real Estate, VIZ.
All that certain lot or piece OF land with
two story Brick House thereon erected, situ
ate in the city OF Wilmington aforesaid.
bounded and described as follows. to-wtt-
Beginning on the westerly side OF Orange
street at the distance of sixty feet from the
corner formed by the Intersection OF the
northeriy side of Fifth street with the west
erly side OF ORANGE street. running thence
westerly parallel to Fifth street forty feet 70
the easterly side of an alley fourteen feet
wide leading into Fifth street; thence south
erIy along said side Of said alley fifteen feet
to corner; thence easterly parallel Win
Fifth street forty feet 70 the westerly SIDE o.
Orange street, and thence along said side OF
said street northerly flfteen feet to the place
of beginning, be the contents thereof mere
i or less, with the use In common OF the aforo
said alley with the holders OF Land adjoining
Seized and taken In execution as the pE2.
perty Of Edward Cullen and MARY Ann m
| wife and {. Is :, and to be sold by
| WIN. II. JAMESON. Sheriff
sherif's onice. New Castle. Sept 10. 1872.
~
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SlieriRs sale.

III rtueO sundry wr.,s Of Levari Facias
q, - time directed win be exposed to Public
Yale at the
pElAWAREnoUsE. No. 5ls MARKET ST,
iept by George W. ortlip. in the city OF Will
ninston, New Castle county Delaware, on
isESDAY the 18th day of OCTOBER, 1879.
At2 o'clock. p. IN.
Ils following described Real Estate. viz;
AL that certain lot oil piece OF land Wltn
tsottory frame house thereon erected, situ-
Ae IN the city of Wilmington aforesaid.
psunded ard described as follows. to wit: be-
snnlng at point on the northerly side OF d
Mse' at the distance of eighty -four feet cas-
WY from the easterly side of Locust street a
Tiner for land Of Richard II. kowe; thence
.@ar said kowe's land northerly parallel
sm Locust street. and passing through the
aGuse on this lot aud the house on the lot al
ching on the west ninety -iour feet to the
SaIherly side CT six feet wide alley leading
ny Ltcust street; thence easterly along SAID
a,us OF taid alley parallel with u street
we've we've feet TO q stake: thence southerly par
Insl With hocust street and passing through
sue middle Of tho partition wall between this
sIase and the house adjoining on the east
,u,inely-iour feet TO the aforesaid side Of b
Saee'; and thence thereby westerly twelve
~. 70 the place OF beginning, be the ntents
gfsviltse OF the said six foet wide alley lead
s1o .ss mo Locust street In common with Others
eupted thereto forever.
,J Sellet and taxi en- in execution As the pro'
s;v oi William G. Gallagher and Jane MI
'is'and t. ts., and TO be sold by
"a, VIM. II. LAMBSoN, Sheriff.
'nsfin's Office. New Castle. Sept. 70. ls7o'X
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sheriff "a safe.

. y y,-,-t,aafawrit uf LeVeri Facias to me
A r'ssrsi will he exposed to Puoli, sale at
br7 WARE HOUSE No 5l3 MARKET ST.
,I4orce W. Ortlip, in the city of Will
.o,rog sew Castle county, Delaware, or
rTfsp4Y the 18th day of OCTOBER. 1875.
At9 o'clock, p. M,
h. allowing described Real Estate, viz:
\ that certain lot. piece or parcel of land
NH n Two story brick messuage or dwelling
Iou;e thereon erected. wing and being STU
rsin The ETY. of WHINING ton Aforesaid, on
Ii.rsrthprly side of Ches,Lut stl ett betw cen
Ct,n, and Jackson streets, bounced and de
,.ssisi follows, 10 wit; BegiLnIdg on the
E1soltht northerly side of Chestnut street
4 tne distance OF sixty y.six feet .om the cor
,rf-ned by the intersection OF the easter
IN ;iis ii Jackson street with the llne OF the
Erberly side Of Chestnut street; thence
EsrserIy parallel to Jackson street and pass.
(rs,br,veh the centre of the partition wall
Epij1e bst.eep the house on their lot and
EsEog,s aijoining on the west eighty-three
~, Ia II line Of the southerly side OF an al
(,s ist feet wide leading from Adams 70
r.-s;on streets: thence easterly along said
parallel with Chestnut street
er:en feet - a stake; thence southeriy
r,rl,sI with Jackson street and passing
g.,,,-s ne centre of the partition wall di-
Els. between the house on this lot and the
n va aiioining on the east eighty-three feet
f,,ssIipe cf the norther,y side of Chestnut
,,se'. and thence westerly thereby fourteen
III; /, tce place Of beg nning. be the contents
Aeie1i what they may
ss.-sl and taken in execution as the pro
ts.ty Of Bernard Bonner and Ellen I. hi:
ME- aad :. = and to be sold By
VIM ii. LAMBS0N' Sheriff.
.herif's 0iice. New Castle. sept 70. ls7o-2
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The Fate of an Important Ban
WAS IT THE PRESIDENTS BLUNDER OR
DEsIGN9

WAS IT THE PRESIDENTS BLUNDER OR
DESIGN?
The Washington correspondent OF
the New York Tribune, under date of
October 5, writes as follows in regard
to the fate Of the jury bill which vas
passed by the late Congress, and was
killed by the pocket veto of the Presl.
dent:
"Persons who recall the the circum-
stances of the safe burglary conspiracy
trial, about year ago, may remember
that after it was over the grand jury
by whom the alleged conspirators had
been indicted was found to have been
illegal in its constitution. Upon the
discovery, not only all untried cases on
indictments then found fell to the
ground, but had 1t not been for spe-
cial act, which expired February l,
1875, the District of Columbia would
have been left several months without
q grand jury. During this time the
Pacific mail Investigation took place,
and the testimony taken before the
| ways and means committee seemed to
convict VIM. S. King Of having been
guilty Of perjury in his testimony
before the same committee of the
lprevious Congress. AS no grand jury
was in session after February l. and
none could be drawn as the law then
stood, until the expiration of two years
from the time the alleged perjury was
committed, it would have made Mr..
Kings prosecution impossible, under
the statue of limitations. Both houses
of Congress, therefore, passed jury
bill for the District of Columbia,
which would not only enable the
Scourts to take the cogniZance ofthe case
in question, but also removed all ques-
tions in regard to the legal constitution
OF grand juries in the future. This
bill provided for the appointment OF
Jury commissioners, whose duty it
should be to make lists of jurors, &c
lecting male taxpayers on real estate
and householders, resident of the Dis.
trict, and citizens of the United States.
The question recently raised as to the
legality of the present grand jury has
caused inquiry as to what became OF
this bill On examination it was found
that the Senate amendments to the bill
were concurred in by the House, and
the bill finally passed February 22d,
1875. 1t then went to the President,
| and was not approved by him, but
was sent 10 the State Department
without his signature. As, emitting
Sunday, there were but nine days OF
! the session left, this action was equi-
l valent to veto. If the President
:. .ihad returned the bill with his objec
:, ltions, Congress could, and probably
\ would, have passed it over his veto,
u but the course he did take left Con
gress entirely helpless in the matter.
The daily gazette., 1875-10-09
SNeriG's Sale.

Ty;,tus ct writ Of Ala. Levari Faeias
tome i;rcc,ei, will be exposed to Public
'Saeatthe
DELAWARE i0USE no. 5l3 MAREET ST.
kent by George ". 0rtlip, in the city of Will
.uln.t9 :tew Castle county, Delaware. on
IIUCsDR-, lie 18th day Of OCTOBER, 1875.
At2 o'clock. p. m,
Ite yuas,ns described Real Estate. viz;
All tLst certain messuage, tenant house and
Ilct 0t iaut situate on the southern side oil
Front street between Market and h ing streets,
in said city Ot " Wiluinston, bounded as fol,
/ |lnT-. IL sit Beginning at a corner OF land OF
j ohn burgis; on said Front street; thence By
a said land south thirty-two degrees west hfty =
N three teet six inches to a cerner stake; thence
a by lands Of Capt. Price and Joseph Damphiu
north 1tty eight degrees west thirty seven
etfoEr inches to a corner of land OF David
Bush; thence BY line of that land north
tnirt. two degrees east hity thres feet SIX
ncEes to the side of Front street, thence
ineret, south fifty eight degrees east thirty
seven feet four inches to the place of begin
nlng; containing within said bounds nineteen
oundred aId ninety-seYen ond one-third eel
lann. more or less.
selsed and taken IN execution as the Lro
pefiy Of John Crumlish and Mary his wife
anil r j, hihl and VI Hill terre tenants, anS
tc 90 sold by
WILLIAM II. LAMBsON, Sheriff.
>nsri1s Uhce. New Castle. Sept ~ 1873
The daily gazette., 1875-10-09
From the Reading Eagle.
HOW Prisoners Escape.

AN INSIGHT INTO HOW THEY BREAK
LOCKS AND FILE OFF CHAINs-A QUEER
TELEGRAPH.
When the Board of Prison Inspectors
at their last meeting this week visited
the cell of Bassett, the prisoner gave
them an idea how he had relieved
himself of the ball and chain which had
been locked to his ankles.
Bassett was ordered 10 be oruament
ed with "set OF iewelry, for being
concerned in the attempted escape last
summer, But according to his state
ment, he wore the ball and chain when
il suited him, or in other words he took
1t off at night and at any other time
when there was no danger in being
detected.
Bassett showed the Inspectors how
to split q board with common spoon
Then he drew a tenpenny nail out OF
the board, and explained how he had
made chisel out of the nail. With
this chisel he cut one of the heavy iron
links of the ball and chain. After the
| link was Clipped through, Bassett un-
screwed the brass handle at the hydrant
pried omen the link and the ball anc
chain dropped to the floor and the pri-
soner walked about entirely yunfettered-
Bassett said that whenever he expected
ANYBODY he would put the ball and
| chain on his leg again, and everything
appeared all rightand nothing was said.
Bassett remarked that "there would be
the dell to pay" in that prison one OF
these days. He has escaped from eight
iails, according to one oil. the inspectors $
statements. Bassett bears all kinds OF
marks, and when he was stripped his
body showed many cuts and scars.
Hardiman is also q genus. In MS
Icell was discovered a telcgraphic ma
chine, 1t consists of long leather
hose, about two inches in diameter.
Hardiman, who is working at shoe
making, sewed the hose together from
a number of strips Of leather. BY means
of this hose he would communicate
with other prisoners. He would let the
hose down the tlues and by the use OF
a string paper or letter could be
easily drawn up or down through 1t
The method of doing this was fully
explained and the Inspectors at once
resolved to have the hues remoddelled
which is to be done.
The horse thief Gates also stated
that some time ago he had keys tna
would fit nearly all the doors OF TN
! Jail, but that he never wanted 10 ass
, them.
The daily gazette., 1875-10-09
sy,erIl's Sale.

of Fieri Facias to me
'Ituee .. ri be exposed to Public Bale
Fs Fs,pP HOUSE NO. 513 MARKET ST.
h kW AM ". Ortlip, in tho city OF Will
4 tg useolsT us Castle county. Delaware. on
tfnn,T fgn' y tbe 18th day Of OCTOBER ls7o'
''" O'clock. p. nAs.
1escribed Real Estate. viz.
i i.ll5H,uss Undivided equal fifth part oil
th gue deTcribed lands and premises
iJIoiS'tgbSe he city Of Wilmington New Gas
bslcl. " and State of Delaware;
|ecun' pssiuning at stake on me MeSt cry
u 'Ws,hington street Detween oit.u ane
o. 0A 9,rpets at the distance Oh elsaV SIX
Et1h mes from the northwest corner OF
IL M Wellington streets; thence west
h ild ',llel with Sixth street (through
sni u,,the north wall of John II. our
nii1e, one hundred and forty five feet
L houm aide Of Wollaston street thirty
the e. hence northerly alona said side OF
u vide .,r.et lhirty Eve feet six inches to
|tIll tgl,rd ga ot Ellwood Garrett; theng eas :
foe ol 'shj 'n;j i,ne and parallel with sixth
tF b. I'm ihnnired and forty five feet to the
fstt lne,is ne al Wa shington street aforesaid;
FtafE!, afE!,rs s's southerly thereby thirty-h i've feet
,lsS.tt ,ts.t ia the place of beginning; the prin
lil,,nu,,,royements Y, thereon cons1st Of athree
bry S'iTI', D iTI's,s;nning at q stake on the westerly
r. = weilaston elt street. at thirty feet. wide.
Y o. Wi,'i si1ib and Seventh streets at the dis
ssep e one a,s hundred feet from the northwest
pc VI VsSirth and Wollaston streets; thence
lne' ~ ~ aioht degrees west parallel with
Pa Nv. i,.st ans hundred and twenty-five feet
lIsn ,, ,.a,'tsrly side ofJefferson street; thence
lh'ea;,iiii lh'to;i siis Of Jefferson street north thir
lens SaSa 1ssrees east twenty feet to stake
hence sonsa sn.t ddsscribed d line one hundred and
Eth tnv E,'t W. tset to the said side of Wollas
Esal,Tysst EsaT,stt' ami thence thereby south thirty
b sIies. ssoes I'VE We,t twenty feet TO the place o.
r. 0,11iuS. 1sfire, The principal improvements
Soa ct ,tSry Two SrsR itGry ytaois afa%' d"'in'
pHss ps.,oS aSa and taken in execution as the pro
s,y se,.eit II "Wililm G, Mendsnhall: and to b'
FIX I. " WM. IL LAME son. Sheriff.
~ w ,1,T oEce New Castle. Sept. 20. 1875 2
The daily gazette., 1875-10-09

DLEAsE RECOI.LEcT
II That you win hnd
Books,
Magazines,
Newspapers,
Blank Books,
-' wiring Papers,
Fancy Papers,
Envelopes,
Slate Pencils, Initial fapeFs'
Lead Penclls,
Steel Pens
school States,
Mucllage,
Dominos. Ink, Pen Holders.
Checkers q Boards,
Backgammon Bo4rds,
Dice and Dice Cup
s.tFt Lotto Games,
r-oouet Base Balls
Pccxet Knives.
stattonsrs' Hardware,
Drawing Materials
And ah Other kinds Of Stationery
mt e. SIR. BUTLER'S
1870 Market street.
mayr5J
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Fashionable Furniture.
J. q J. N. HARTMAN, ,
No. 40 Kiln Street
WILMINGTON. DBL.

suxm We respec. fully Inform the oiti-
ASO sens Of Whining gton and the sur
Il rounding COUNT that we continue
q Ito manufacture an keep on hand at
our large and long establisas warero0ms.
Furniture of every variety and 1tyle: con-
sistins Of Mahogany, Rosev an "alau
and chamber uses.
Our assortment Of Furniturel larger and
more varied than can be found In Delaware,
and all articles sold a'our establishmsnt are
warranted as represented.
Venitiar Blinds Of the most fashionable
designs made to order and kept constantly
on hand. We also manufacture aud constant
~ keep G Impeachment Of SprnH '"'-
Moss and Husk Mattresses
JAIN. HARMAN.
4l0 King street, Wilmington.
The daily gazette., 1875-10-09

INFLATloN i, an attempt to oe- ude
and defraud all round. 1t appeals on.
ly 10 dishone sty. Everybody is told
that he can delude every other
body. Artisans are told it will raise
their wages, while it will not raise the
nrice of the articles of living. Thus
they think they are going to get the
ADVANCE of the farmer. The farmer is
told that it will raise the price of his
produce, but not the price of the things
be has to buy. Thus he is told he can
get the advantage of the artisans. So
Il is humbug and delusion all around.
The daily gazette., 1875-10-09

suddenly turned and exclaimed, 81
don't care, l WILL" she threw her arms
abort t .e lawyers neck and kissed him
again and again.
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