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4 DMiNlsTRA1OE's SALE OF
Aas,sES and 'Fcncnlcnt&.

: tua,'i ii the ci,yof Wilmington. pcI BE-
} a l"ft"' the Il al state ,ate Of John Il,
Sulr,es, deceased. to VII
No 4 l4ar lot .! land Witl a bri ],
blackso.l 1. n = thereon ere ted beginning
at the unrtnwtster.y corner OF Front ana
se"r.es s.rctt'. in the city OF Nilminet5n,
aior. aid; once wostCry a'org the nurlher-
y side # Front street trirty-tWo i,ct to
fhilip PlunScttS land. the. &c ~ u line #
SAID Flunkett's land olthor to the south.
erly SIDE of second street thence c stctly
along the said side Of second street
sixty three feet to the westerly side of
scar es stteet. and thence thereby sGutherly
Two hundred and fifty seven icet to the place
Of beeinuing.
Attendance will be given and terms Of sale
made hnownat he time and place aforesaid
by SAMUEL G. StARLEH. Adminis.'r,
or by BENJAMIN Nields, ESD his All ,rney,
Attest: Z. NJ VANDEVER
JANUS Clerk Of the 0rphans' court.
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FRIDAY,
IHE hh DAY OF fEBKUEY. y. ID. .ly3o.
IT j. n'rlogk u ,

he .alow,'. .oa.y.Lc4 Personal Pr ,erty.
Nl&:
hot.c. wagon ara harnc.s. buggy. blank
t'''hd whip may cutter and hay, shuwca-,s
leo cream uecler - cream cans, IL lee cream
tGrs. > Olttor 'uh,. s4ua i.ui.tsfn and GX.
tnr's. Js,ts # unter scalls 3 large stUro
amps. Y snIurn tables. > water c, 0lcr,. /
,y ter box and counter, hand cart. 4 st1,ct
cocks y lpl o. cmuy ana scglrs TOYS nuts
'rries, r'i,i's, hous sehold and Kitchen fnfn;-
Ia e, cnt'i.'ing # tables chairs lounges.
e'Ipels, Lti't ,ds an bedding. Nc.
s'lA.i aud iikch lu execution ~ tho Ira.
perry IT LaWud Il. Rice and I, lie -.,fl :,
.. VA. II LAMBSUN, sheriff.
S9gtia'a 0Gicc New Caste.
J II ~ A. D.. 1870. i,u9j4s
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&hEhIFFS SALE.
~ By vlrlue Il Il writ ot i.evai Facias "a
IL direct i, wiii lie cSpvscd to Pun c ale.
at the 90
DELAWARE HOUSE. ol8 MARKET ST
kept by Geo W, Ortlip, in the city of VIII
iAlnsl9h' New Castle County, Delaware. On
THURSDAY,
The iGth DAY OF FEBRUARY. i. u. $50.
ht2 O'Clock, r. M.
the following described Real Estate. viz.
An ihat certain lot or piece OF land tituate
III thc olly oi wilmington aro esald bounded
anu u"tcrlbtd as follows To wit: Begnning
ht the southwest corner of Blu tonwuod ami
~ htfeets, thence unning sou heiIy along the
west sue OF aid LuttpnWood II Get sixty
tect 10 stake, thence westerly anu d rallcl
WIN sald ~ styenly-two lctt to Il stake
thence nOrthcriy and p Ial el with Button
Woou Ttet si " feet 10 The sou. .herly hine
OF street thence casterly along sald south.
cry sue OF street seventy.twO feet 10 tile
place OF lie inning
seized and taken into exc, ution as the
brOLOrty oi George K Town eId and Mnry
Mii hls vile and terre tenaI Is, and to pe
@, oo. WM II LAMBSuN, Sheriff.
sherlf's Office, New Castle,
January 20 Is g. jau42 atawts
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I wqsoud F,h s. e.
SvALE OF COWS.

The subscriber VIII sell st i'uhlic Sale, ut
Red Lion, taat Marlborough, Chester coun y.
Pa, on
MONDAY, FEBRUARY p. ls7G,
O'Clock. =. m,
EIGHTY HEAD or COWS,
...-.-.. Fresh and Sprincers,
md ot Of Young Bulls,
Nsoa lot of FAT SHEEP, and a number b.
lives and Lambs.
-ii.L y BAILEY.
webb 4. Nichols, ADcrr ict4.ts
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The Daily Gazette.

l.. z. JOHNSON. EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR
THE DAILY GAZErTE is punished every az
.ornoon, Sunday eXcepted,) ut 4l6 Market
Street, and served by carriers to subscribers
IN all parts OF tho city and surrounding towns
and villages, for six cents week, payable
weekly. Yearly subscribers, So in advance.
KE os' DEMOCRATIC DAILY In THE STATE.
THE DELAWARE GAZETTE, established in
'7s4, is the largest and most nourishng week
Y in the state, and has larger circulation.
than any other on the Peninsula. Published
every Thursday afternoon, at 81 II year, in
dvance.
WILMINGTON, DEL. FER. 2, 1876.
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rif.a Hr.y.lar Public sale %
Stocks. Es0EielS. E4onaaS aqat.
Real Estate.
A. Tie Clayton Ii l,use Blildirc. 9Th a1u
Mirkct Sts. ming on. Del. GA
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY ah. 1876


SATURDAY. FEBRUARY ah. 1876
at II 4. NJ.
Share, and to he sold manly IN the ordeI
Of the bill.
. shares OF stock in the Union National
Bark Of Wilmington.
40 shares OF stock IN the Union National
Bank OF Wilmington.
. shares of stock III the Christiana River
Improvement Company.
1nree.elghths Sloop Ann. about 20 tons, IN
complete running order.
Dwelling 1905 Lombard street, 2l5 stories,
rooms.
Two story brick dwelling, 1921 Iatnall
street Il rooms.
Three story brick dwelling. 1913 Washin.
ton street Is rooms.
For terms OF sal, and particulars see large
posters.
The subscriber has removed his Office to
the room adjoining the salesroom in the
CLAYTON HOUSE BUiLbING and with %
years experience is ful'y pre- pared to sell
real estate At public sale, to negotiatc mort
gaSes, and TO make regular public sales OF
ttocks, BOMBS, loans, lots. dwc'hngsJ anu
other real estate. J. r. HEALD,
lanGl, fel - Real Estate Exchange.
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IT Eli THEE kEpUR..
WAsHlNGToN, Feb. 3, a. n.

.WAsnlNGToN, Feb. 3, l A. 81.
PROBABILITIES.
For the South Atlantic States Mid.
die States and lower lake region, fall
ing barometer, northeast to southeast
winds, slowly rising temperature, in
crcasing cloudiness, and in the last
named district, possibly snow.
Minister sehenck and the Emma aIinc
suit.
LONDON, Feb. 1T is reported that
United States Minister Schencli pleads
privilege against the writ issued IN tIe
Emma mine suit.
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WILMINGTON. DEL, FEB. ,. 1s7,
Too Much of IA Good Thing.

There never was a party so tired of
what it once considered a good thing," "
rs the Republican party is of negro votes
and negro voters.
When the Republican party first
brought the negro to the polls i'll Della
ware the GAZETTE took decided stand
for the Democratic party in favor of
maintaining tho organization free from
negro participation. Fortuuatgly W.
were sustained ly the great body oi the
party, a few only di seu.ing, and TO the
astonishment OF the Republican Party,
that claimed an addition to its ranks Of
tive thousands negro voters. the Demo
cratic Party carried the State; and have
continued to hold the control OF IT, We
are therefore saved from the ruin that
engulfed all the States where the Radi-
cal party triumphcd by means Of negro
votes. And the Democratic party to-day
stronger and more powerful in num-
bers than ever. Its meetings are not
disturbed by negroes--nor are its candi-
dates forced to cahoot with negroes to
secure nominations. In Delaware the
Republican candidates that premise
most to the leading negroes get the
nominations. Generally these promises
are secured by sleeping in cabins about
t1e country and attending meetings of
secret negro leagues and the meetings of
negroes held in their churches. This be-
ing the case the whole Radical party
finds itself il the control Of the worst
characters, and the more decent people
who want office from the Republican
party are so sick Of the negro that they
are ready to kick him of at almost any
cost. But he sticks to them like the
avenging shirt of Nisu5. Everywhere
the negro has brought the Republican
party into trouble. In the District of
Columbia, theuse and abuse Of the negro
suffrage became such source Of ex-
pense, trouble and di gust that even q
Radical Congress was compelled to abol-
tsh suffrage altogether. And now it
happens that the very first body that
abolished negro suffrage was the body
that brought it into cxistencc..to sustain
itself IN power.
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The Strict NARKLr.-We do not be
iicve there IS any cause for tire rumor
that the produce market will lie changed
from King street to Fourth street.
Fourth street is already used in part,
and might be Gsed still more for this
purpose, Terhaps with advantage. But
She extension of the market on King
street until it reaches Tenth OF Eleventh
would give more convenience, and prove
very beneficial also to those having pro-
duce to sell.
1t is very unwise in the farmers 10
crowd together as they do; and yet ex-
perience proved they would 60 this un-
til compelled to do otherwise Nv
ordnance. In proof Of this We cite the
action Of the Council in dotting the Mar
ket street pavement with marble blocks
for openings in each square, so that a
passage could be preserved to the street
to escape the crowd on the pavements
during market hours.
Now if the City Council would re-
quire the farmers to preserve a space Of
four feet between their wagons and con-
line sellers to only two feet of pavement
IN width from the curb, and enforce the
existing ordinance against occupying
the rear part Of the pavement, the
street market would be free from ihr
crowd that now makes it so unpleasant
that hundreds Of the best housewives
who desire to dotheir marketing there are
not permitted to do SO. In general the
best and freshest articles are TO be oL-
tanned in the street market. II is tho
most pleasant to purchase in when there
IS not crowd. Experience here and
elsewhere proves that it is By all odds
the cheapest. and it is very important.
II our city Is to be continued great
manufacturing mart, that cur people
snail be able to purchase the necessarieg
OF life ns low as possible. Already our
market has increased until it excels in
dearness that Of Baltimore abou. ten or
fifteen per cent.
The Council has the power 10y q very
little legislation, to make the street
market much more pleasant for both
buyer and seller and this can be done
by extending the market out King street.
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- OrlCE.-Thrce hundred shars
~ 4th ecries Of the City Euildpn
Loan Association are now Offered 3,
sctibfrs. First payment secord lues
February. Inquire OF
j. T.. PIERCE, SEX,
dec2scodtof"bS 40 : West felr.l
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--aa @~

SANcrL TowNsEND. Esq, Ia.#DeIe
fdvors petit;onins Colsrr-s 10 uly br.a-
wares war debt.
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CPECIhL NOTICE 10 DiLlNqgI
- or
Cffy .C iSchOOi I0r1S Jar Bd

We, the undersigned, receivers Z
Taxes do hereby give notice To Ill s-d
sons rs have not called or made ,9zi |
rangements, that we Will send each 2 |
.'uatal card requesting him or her 10 i
Having rCndert Il their bills, called ,mi i
again, and while many have called,
many have not; and the latter We ugt'I
spectfu " ask to give this thclT n
ton believing as we 10 III ht We have i
our duty III trying 10 collect these iAGn|
while we have no desire to dlslrcs. SUI 4
we have responsibility resting on Us. Il
money Is due us. We have given bond, %
city "nd We are responsible iOr Tie 4
needs tnC money and Is urging us lc0-
1t or pay IL, and We propose TO do 50
must theT ctore llcct II. And tuTihelH
we 10 not intend to be two years c).e-
one ears taxes. All persons Il ans Fl
hc, who have Il uislisc to being nOtile
Postal card, will please call al once 'G'
do not intend to make any exceptions, :
when notified we expect al to Ial 4l-
tney do not they must expect tie tunst4.s
Ce-.
Once No. 70 East Sixth street taiEs;
Market and KInE. Hours fromo l. NJ a.
NJ from to j and to : + M.
EDMUND PROiA
Receiver Northern District (lnc.-4l
north Of Gth street .,
EDWARD FAfSN
Receiver Southern District tine,AA
south Of Gth street a-T'-
OTICE TO REtL LSTA1E 0NMA
Those who sell or transfer Real L.
will Obhge the undersigned by leAN.
notice thereof at our Office, that w
assess it to the proper owners. ,,oe-
i DWhRD FAkMAF
Jan. .. ls-G.-tf City Asses-'t
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GrEaItE'S SALL.
- ly ii tue oi Il writ of Ne.dition FxI1-
mas 1" me- dir'c'e /. via be exposed to Public
NaIc ut the ir ml'ts. IA The town of Made
tom - Georges tuq!rcd. ia New ca tie
e Vaty, Dclatarc, Oh
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The synopsi; Of Senator BIyard'-
speech in the debate Oh the District o.
Columbia 3-G5 bonds, puhii.heI il our
paper to-day should a. read o,ira,iy
aud specially by DelAwar,aI..
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NOTICE To EgllaE ,g-
= IKAt'pRS --Not ...
thg. seated prop si,s4.rl' ,.
J" Public soho ! i, t.tr,t-
vii be received unt.op.A....I
FcbIu4iy iii, ls-G. fbl'ig.' .,''
iolui Ht the store Of IL. I.I
street., V 3 orc ~ nrnto.al. I#. '.,
he Teceiyec. The'o'tmi'tcc l, ,..,.
to reject my bi3 made t.r ,.. ''.
deem itc cAi.eii'rt toaof.
h!ei> ...
ton'. Of III, j anl.e.H
!.fI-1,
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: OTlCk-HEMUVAL -Dr. Qu.nl
~ moved to No. sOi MhIhEl S1LT
uct-Jti
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X OR SALE
good farm of 40 acres in Christiana
huhared New Cast @ County, Delaware,
,n"',.. moout mlier from Wilmington. the improve.
is hnder good cultivation. Persons desiring
a. truck farm near to market should give this
pa their attention, as it wnl be sod at "A
bargain and on very easy terms.
EVANS PENNINGTON.
Real Estate Broker, slh and market SIS.
lG-Wcd&Sat-lf
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EoE SALE Oh; RENT large Brick
4 House with fifteen acres Of land, in the
village of Glasgow. Also, Brick Drclling
ana etore-house attached For further in .
formation apply on the premises to
lah1u6wu JESSE LOEIDEk
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WATER DEPARTMENT,
CHIEF ENGINEERS OFFICE,
,n,n A.rL at Ntrppt

No. 1900 Market StiVe',y
WILMINGTON Del Dec. 9th i"
NOTICE no WATER RENTEB9
IN Office City Water DeparlII'--, :,
The bills for 1876. are now reahy nnI
able at the Registrars Office, lOOl Malas'n w
The law requires that all bills palu oho' ,ho
fore january 3lst, 1876, the face ol aS nS h
snail be received and recel ~
those paid during the month OF I..arn
hVe per ct. additional, those paidi ilaa quas5 d,
month OF March ten per cent. addlliion" A.,
where amounts remain unpaid altra no-s! n
ISL ls7 ~, the Registrar is reqHlreh 10 loi,,oi ai Il
tefrules withdrawn and suit lhstI1us
the recovery OF the amount due. lnV
WIN not again be let into such llrelht'sit . Il
III such ar cars with assessments "-"F
drawing Ferrules are paid.
oilice hours . 3. III. To 4p m. ,,.rfpp
,lecIpu w '" gegi,,rf
ITO COUNTY TAA I.AfEUs
beimHucht county tax payers s'Ie IA w a
ho.iheh thGt II Is necessary for theh ~
M. g. WIT touKrR srKEEI'
and pay their tax immediately II the WV
save costs
CHOS. u. GIBsuNl
Colecia..
oiuce, No. ~ West touf.h-
Jan. :" I>J5-i
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; UNEbs ktTAa&RIbl

~ ~ wv wv w
Rekets and Collins Of all debcriuLtons CON
s,an'iy siam on hand OF m~ie 10 order All OF
twenty pei cent discount on i,nu, .tat ars
prices. Satisfaction guaranteed.
bepo'om .EASSA
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THE llth DAY OF FEBRUARY, ,1s7G
at2o'clock. T.. NJ.
- III : y VIUCh, T. U,
The following dcscrlbrd cal ltotn VIZ

Inc iollo~lng described Ical state, VIZ
.lt lhat crItuI. Plantation, tIa'tO or p4rccl
81 lind ana rclnis IS situated. ing aud b o.
a.. N VI hitc Clay rock hun .rrd and county
i Sew 'ts'ic, iG the >jHtc ot i1cl .w..rs aud
" hirh IS buUl dci ~ doscribod aS t Iowa h
WI y EiEnttga At "a corner whttc oak winch
u "A ~ "a conner # JHln's Griffin atd VII
liam NJ hrlLht' 's Land, ahd al- -titgLi,.,.I ON TN
pi I as \, AMI running thence wlth Sal ttril.
hthS land out Sixty uur degrees ant a tall
w!ft tuc huAd ed and siA lt,n pcrc1ts To- "A
White oak stump au1 q 81 ne: tEc.rs with
sand iF H. aud and and Of john trtnri5
sou Il i"the aEd han degrees east eighty
pc ches AMI tcnths Of - refch 10 >rau-
o K sial"tnS ou hu east siIu Of "A swiI.p
thcLct WItn at iTatcs' Land ald liud nj
Abr ham henPg south eight and a half do
grees W. 81 eighty peFcAcs to n stake in IN d
heogg neld; 5Cnac II IL wi b SAID keogg'-
lGhd t"uth twenty Tour degrees and a quur.
Ter cas-, slAI two per. hes and II ha,f to n
double Ola oak in the line of land It. tt
hohett shields, dece Srd; thence with the
said shield's line north fit, ell ht aud a half
deslees east one HUNDRED and ghtern per-
chcs aud hihe.I nths OF herch to a corner
whl'e tak OF William Wrght's land: thence
WITH ths line ul said Wright land north
eight and a halt degrees west seventeen ner
c es to a corner stake in line OF d wnito oa4
north thirty nIlnut 5 east thlrty-oup uprgh, q
20 u Stone IN line ut d black oak horth tweIvn
ana q nall degreeseGst twcnty- seven pc ch es
anu slx-te tbs to corner stake north three
and u hail degrees cart fiity- five perches 10 n
co ner ttaks and moth tive ty-six degrees
' est cIg9tS S-seVen peTches 10 the hrst u en-
ioGei white oah and place OF bcrintii g,cDn-
u n'ng one ht ndrod Snd SiXty. five 8cres
OF less. "
sela,d md tai ea in execution as Il E pro-
pcltS OIL join u hurra anu to be sold by
" n II. LAnBSON, shrIiI.
chcril's OH c. Now Castle
january - 1876. Jan Acts.
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,2'sG aHhn ANO 5:HvF.

p Ok kENT--1Lc IIotel property in the
house. Posse. son 9Th lt Marrb
LcNt. Terms IN. dcrir.
fng9ire If "hEGABLT KING
i1nl9-djfwlt kU. >.g.lr,ni.cttroo,
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ana
SAINIIlKNn

hINIDEND
- OFFICE or lWE Nu y,,,,..
GAS toNrkSl. '.
~ ilmington, lp5-r-..,.
Tho Directors Of the v NHmi- ',
Company have this day ,.,,.s VI
ot three dollars n thare H., q. A1
months, PAYABLE on drmsni "
febl-1w NJ
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IlElILEls SALE

a. llEiltt'S SALE.
; By yItue of Il W.T., Of Lcvari Fac;as O
to me di:cc.cd, VIII be exposed to public sale
at the - the l;otcl Il dot II LIliOt, IN tn. VIZ
n-r "i CAI>tilHl in WlIfe Clay Cock htn-
Isr'i, H'N Caste g. unt,. Delaware, On
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IIEAI'S
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t.llLEIFF $ SAL!.
y .. Vi'tue Il q wit ot Lcv1r l'iit o.
rt, directed, Will BE- rXIu.rI /, puhn. -f-c
it tie
utLAWhEEHOCSE. No. No..l3NAKKETS ST
kept by Geo. a. CI,lip. in tho cit. cl VII
ullu-'p on, .,,W CI.tIc Cuuutv, Dtjn.n-c. OF.
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oil ED.
CIJFTON n, Che

CLIFTON. On the Oh Of March, 1875, vsRA
CT ~ EIFgE. yOurg = dan Inter 81 Theodore aud
heteCca Clifton. aged ytsr. snd m lDths
The funersl vii tate place from -. Mays
nOTLi us,l Of II m.
DAvIs. On the 10Th Of March. ls76, WV. NIL
TOY DAVIS. AGED year 40 mouths and p dayr,
youngest child 81 Thomas @. and Mar q. Davis.
Funeral VIII take place from he re,iasuce 81 MS
parents No. 800 street sou Invest, a mOrr0w at
$50 clock ?. IA.
ZONES ON the Ith day OF February. ls76. az
fcnsseoOd. Aestu oreisno c, unts, Va, Il. A.
Eo~BS, es4.
GARGEs Ga TIE evening o the Oh Of March,
1870. after shOrg bu' .ipfaI ilas -, CEARLrs Az
FRED, infant az Edwin e. AMI Martha A.
Gsrg, =, AGED months
Row, though waves OF grief roll . 'or thee,
Drs ths ts.rs aDi Try - sEiils.
Charley sod gone before thee
Eorsyery littls Waile.
Ee has Joined the saints c0mmanIng
Over or the golden shore,
foOn N II meet la III, y q iOu,
Meet wnsre loved oLes part 10 more.
Funeral viii TAI place on Saturday morning st
10 o clock ON the reside &C OF his n ptner, so.
% nth street betW AID - sire 81 southeA-t.
Relatives and frields u the family sre respecGnly
Invited TO attend
ard OLiyeIsity,f NoS AOLEEs, aged 30 years and
AZ days.
hts friends are respectfully requested TO attend
his fuDeI n sat risy, o clock NJ tssOurI aud
Illinois pagers pleas COPY
ToBIE After hong and psinfcl illness, JoHN
ToBIN, N the S-t EAR of his e the parish OF
hilcrohsne, County Cork, Ireland and Tor the past
thirty years resident u this city. r..
The funeral sfll take place at O'Clock s1-cay
from his late residence, shermans avenue, pest
sth and Boundary streets, aud proceed 20 the In
macusate Conception Church helaiiyes and frierds
aed TO attend
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Amusing Tales Prom Chicago.

lFTtHH ne fIifrry0 Thin
Waterman on Clark street mas inventef
patent compeuse retardIns- accelerattug
clocs for use In families where they keep
unms n led daughters In stock. II The Young
man j. OF an eligible sort, the retarfing at
tachment is turned on ai,d fnp rlo~E c,r,, -
pounds with old Time at eighty u,irIuteS 10
The hour, 70 that ~ one a m. next moaning
IL only indicates about five minutes DaSi
eleven the night before. aud toe vonnS no.
man Is perfectly justified in saying. .Ob.
cont II rs early yet, when the young m an
reaches Tor hls hat. On she other hand M he
should not be desirable, they iusf shove ~,
the indicator 90 boiling POINT and Nv hail.
past nine IL is nearly two O'Clock Toe
patentee, casting himself urCn the gerleroStfy
OF discerning pUelic, invites patrons 10 in
crease the efficacy OF his Invention bv tudi-
cious yswns or remarks, as, Dear me- How
the tine does fly" and in extreme cases an
admirable effect may be produced by The
father coming in with a bedroom candle.
STICK, and saying, GOOD night, Amanda.
Before you go TO bed see that when the girl
gets up IN the morning she leaves ont the
milk pitcher" No family should be without
II.
A woman on Lesvitt street hired perfect
treasure OF a servant last week bus was
much disguised yeGterday when she diScov-
cred that her model maid kept the children
IN Subsection by means of pinches and slaps.
She nrSt eNhoTted the hand maiden a. fol-
lows;-"Lucy. you mean, deceitful creature.
go night along upstairs and pack your trunk
this very minute, and then IN just like %
see YOU coming TO me for character. | will.
that's all But when the nurse came down
stairs and said, We'll. ms'am, I'm gong"
she exclaimed. lIore In sorrow tha9 anger.
Lucy, what made you slap the little angel
/ thought when l engaged YOU thai you said
you loved little children" mo. ma'am"
replied the nurse, firmly, Il never SAID
nottlng OF the sort, ana that | can sse my
Bible oath upon If i was Is ing here before
u cope the next minute Lucy" re-
sponded rtr mistress, gravely, "do you
never think where you'll go to when you ui,.,
l expressly asked you. do you love chill
dreD" and you expressly replied, i adore
them, BILE them. ma'am.'" sANing yolr
paTding, ma am. y persisted the servant. but
i never used DO such langwitch. What 1
said was, Children Bless theit little
hearts" That means nothing. ma'am: Il l.
like diplumacy. Good morning ma "A N; aud
III hear of any lady who requires n sitga-
lion i shall take great pleasure IN recon-
meuulng YOU - her" And she flounc-t out
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-10

We were sure the county brethren o., IN,
s.NlSlfy cpuucll. who went into Tue pri vat@
.,.teINleN Ing business in oris- - get ~ what
Icy call The bottom facts" OF Ihe RrnoiivD
seandtl, wouldn't be able 10 KEEP fle gnpuI,d ;
NofS 81 their emiuently satlS,aci ~ c1nclg-
slons long q themselves Thpv a. novr n
shining Ia let DO out BY piaceueai 80 -,
a. MS own dtilcate way. Tbu. D-,fi,s-- -
tengil, OF Rutland, testineS: d" NJ. lriits,-,
tod those who visited her what was tbs
crime which She had uommlttrf a -.
Quence OF her discovery OF her hushanf a. ,re =
dellties, and what was the cause 81 her
remorSe. She determined "a hesr 10 NOR
children 20 him. aud as the statute 81 I'm
itation now prevents the arrest aud Dunfsb
ment OF the physician who aidel her fn TIA
accomplishment OF her purpose. sue had Do
objection % have the fact publicity statsi
Anu Ilr. warren, OF ahe Christian Port
lshdl Mirror, adds s'COuh her whole state
,h, eIs As me gave ~ De- made public az would
snIoN nood Of light on her 20 called COM
LESSONS, and convince most candid fearsons
h h Oily mat Sue Wa guiltless, though weak.
COMMUNICATION from ali VINO 49, b.a,l -, -
feel Tor ihe suffering" 10
ILls story OF abortion was the one c,,e
uebilally told. also. 10y Mr.. Bess,her 20 s,....,
Boston clergymen when me was uorktns5 ~,
me advisory council among them. he 49,
me secret involved - crime other Thau fhat
OF adultery, aud that was why the whole
story could not be given 20 the public 49,
we may add idrther. now that ID il brou-hf
our, thst the explanation gC-s u the sN -cnf
OF confeSslng more thau n single case 80
Is. that while Mrs. Ttlton coattnuet - 49,
Win her husband, ana share Ms q. A. "a.
haied him 90 much that she woU - MOI besr
ihe resulting children. Mr. Bepcil-sr's coaa
pllcatlon with this crime f. that OF symps
mituc counselor aud aCces- sorry adviser.
Ihese are Certainly most eNtraord mary com
LesNlohs. iheA DO not seem d invite much
comment. unless IL IL q reveal tba cali -
dl' agent OF TIE society Tor the Supuress
oi immoral literature. ard D obs erva fh.I
.ty 60 hot explain away tie testimony OF
MIS- Mouliou - u Mr.. n echers cbnfite1ces
"a her Z, gnelf R,Ju.blir0a