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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-07-30

Ianen. Si@er III, baB cine srose MnBabl
ber Ilarmna9ri@ten sewSbnIi9 i9on In
ben nd9iten Easen wiberrufsn mirb.
B6rne ast: Wo bret Oeuii4e sa:
iammen iinb, baben Re pier Weeinunsen.
Das bIeibt ewis wabr, ss III bas 8rebs.
libel Der bsuti9en Nation unb biefeu,
RrebsibeI i'm 8erein nit elmer semiTen9seib.
bammelei III es suaui9reiben, baB in benz
beutiden @omaI So. tn Isras Der beuti@e
@eprdientant Sdlei9sr, elmer Der fdbisfen
arbeitiamiten 9eute bes Iesten gonsreiies,
bie bemOtratii@e Domination ni9t erbielt.
ausemein bate man erwartet, baB S9lei.
der obue Weiteres bic domination aufiele,
aber benz NOR nidt 10, bis betannten beuts
f4en gisbermannsr, tonntsn es abiolut
ni9t uertrasen, buB elmer ibrer vQanbss
leutsA su elmer prOminens seIanse. 5ini
Gage ballotirten iie obns bic bsnSibiste 4
Msbrbeit gu srbaIten u. sinsen bann mad
5auie. yiatiirIid Iduft Sdlei9er obne
bic domination ieiusr gartei unb pirb
boffentli9 erpdblt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-07-30
Nnsfdnoif&e Iunof6au.

WilI berNmeritanere elm i9led.
tes @eies be3ei@nen, iast er, es iei 10 Iooie,
baB man nit sinem 0isripdnner bur9 bic
wsai4en iasen Tonne. 0ur9 ben gerIinsr
gertras tam man nidt alein uisripdnnis,
nein, man tann adtipdnnis binbur9. Nod
baben bic Ointentledisr taum ben berliner
Staub uon ben 2aditiefeIn ssfest, sibt ii9
AUDI i@on aIerwdrts bic llusufrisbsnbeit nit
benz Werte BeaconsfsIb's tunb. Sn 8fub,
Ian 1T Der llnwille Der @roBrufen tds.
lid am Steisen. sic tSunen ni1t besrei:
fen wie &uBlanb, bas nit 70 pieIen Spfern
an BIut unb @eIo @swonnens, 70 Isi9tsn
Rauf's fonnte fabren Iaiien. Die Stims
muns If Der art, baB nit sewaItiamsr llns
terbraduns a0er Sppoiitions GeuBerunsen
sebrobt wirb. Sn StaIien, benz nims
meriatten, ssben bic WOsen Der agitation
bersesbu@. Der aIte 9arribalbi ruff Be.
reits gu ben Daifen, bic itaIisnii9s &ssis.
runs IdBt bic mad Ositerreid fiibrsnben
Berspdife unterminiren, man riiftst bas
6sifuusspiered, SreipiIlise tbun iid bsim.
LID IN OberitaIien ,uiammsu, bic &ssies
runs Idbt oas aaes seideben unb bilft i'm
@ebsimen; iie unterbridt bic Ofientliden
Seriammlunsen Der &abitaIeu nidt, bic
na4 anneriOn bes Erientss idrsisn, unb 70
pare ss ni4t Iei@t unulOsIi9, baB an si:
mem friben WOrsen StaIisn unb
Oelferrei4 banbsemein wirbeu. OaB
StaIien babel Der Startere ware, bic
S1ldse gu trassn, mas tiimmsrt bas bic
&otben. IS sdbe bas quite @elesenbeii
ben 80nis wessuiasen uno bic &spubIit su
protlamiren. Die . osnisr unb $ er:
Isesowiner proteitiren ssssn bas Gin.
riden Der Seiterrsi4sr unb ifellen li9 gum
3uridordnsen Der ginbrinsIinse bereit
aud bic pforte ma9t iausrs Misne gu be,
bsporitebenben Bsiebuns pon Bosnisn uni
Sersssowina our9 bic Ositsrrsidsr. Ood
iie tam ni9t beIfen unb muB ii@ in's lin,
Dermsibli4e fisen. Die @rensitreitistei'
ten spii@en Der g pfOrte u. @rie9en.
lamb finb TIM itetissu Wa9ien bssriffen,
uno psnn beute per telegraph ssmsIbsi
wirb. bab bic Gartsi siusn Gbsil SbeiIalsns
freiwilis on @rie&enIanb absetrsten babe,
10 1T bieier Na@ri9t tein iebr GROCER
@lanbe gu i@enten. aud bic Iirten
iipb init benz Sertrase ni@t 3ufriebsn. Obs
i@on ibnen elm i9sn Stiid 9anb serettet
uorben 1T, 10 baben iis bod anbsrsrieits ba
uerIoren, mo fie ni&ts i'm Spiele baitem.
Die YaIait Sntrisuen sssen ben iesissn
SuItan bausru fort unb bic llaruben i'm
&bobope Oiitriet iinb aud nod ni4t beige.
lest. Die bidite Sauit in Der TaI&e ma,
den bic SranSoien. Sic tSnnsa sben,
10 wenis wie bic Stalisner bic Mnnerion Der
Sniel gppern bur@ GnsIanb psrtrasen,
bod baben fe teinen ssnisenbsn @runb
6orbernnseu gu iteuen. sic mO4ten
Cunts pobI baben, piiien aber ni5t mas
anfansen. Nare Der idIaue Gbiers in
Berlin seweien, itatt bssAItsrtbumsfori&ers
WabbinstOn, bic Gage fir 5rantrsi4 pare
bsute cine anbere. Oie fran3Ofi9en 8es
publitaner baben Elm sroBes WauI in ibren
StrobtSpfen. Sosar in gnsIanb III
cine itsrts OppOiitiOn sesen ben 0srtras.
Die liberaIsn MitsIiebsr bss parIamentes
| besei@nsn ben Vertras ais cine @efabr far
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-07-30

warten. pier etn Mus3ug bes program'
mes, wie es in ben beIsii9en SIdttsrn ~
finben III. @ir sisben bisrbei nur bic gae,
ftrmen bes primdrunterri9tes in Betra9t
Die auffi@t bes Brieiters iber bic SduIs
iou sdn3Ii@ absei@afft uub bie 3abl be'
weltli9eu Snipectoren uermsbrt msrben
bic 9emeinbe Iabst ben prisifer Elm an Be.
ionbern Easen unb Stunben TN S4utIo,
cal &elisiOnsunterri@t gu ertbeiIsn, uni
nur b e &inber iollen RsIisionsunterri9i
erbalten, beren @ltern es uini9en. gs wer,
ben Rleintinberi@ulen sesrinbet unb bic
IusabI Der aaatIiden 2sbrsrismiuare uers
mebrt. Was ben mitleren rlnterridt Be
trifft, 10 MIL man bic Hrospmnaiien uub
Ueitteli9uleu permebren. Cine iolde Mns
italt iou ieber @antonaIort erbaItsn. Den
S9uI3uans vast man nod ni6t gu BE
i4lieBen. Die abiidt bes Miniiisriunl's 1T
bic Treibeit bes mitteIeren llntsrri9ts Iabn,
gu Iesen, inbem man bur9 bobe S6uliteus
ern periuden wirb, es ben gItern unnt5gs
LID gu MAIDEN, ibre RinSsr in gripatanifals
ten gu ienben; Der &eIisiOnsuntsrridt iou
sdn3Ii9 aus Der S1ule perbannt, unb bic
eebrer in ben Seminarien reIisionsIos sr.
bosen werben. Sn Der S9ule iollem Die
beIsii@en SreiteSter NIT benz @eIbe ber
&atboIiten ersOsen werbsu, bas iit be,
Ylan.
Nus Spauien t6mmt bic iber
rai4enbe Na@ri&t, baB SSnis alfons bas
&esieren iatt babe unb abbanten mole
GrtIdrIi@ wdre elm FOLDER Gnti9IuB aller,
binss, wenn es wabr iein iollts, baB iein,
aus wirtIi4er Neisums sewdbIte @attin ar
@ift seitOrben III, usIdss ibr uon sebeimer
asenten ieiner Wtutter Siabsua beissbra9
wurbe. aIfOniO's S@weifer, bic grinssi
fin uon Giturien, 1T nun wisber bic erit
Dame bes 5oies. uns bieielbe wirbe wabr
i@eimli& 8Onisin wsrben, i'm Sale IT.
1ruber wirtIid abbantte. gs ideint fiji
Spanien III bas WsaaB bss llnsIades nod
Ianse ni9t uou.
ueber ben @uIturtampf il
Columbia wirb aus Banana beridtet: Sn
GonsreB uon Columbia fanben iiber BIZ
Rir 4enfrase ausfabrlide Osbattsn itatt
Der prdiibent unb iein Cabinet paren A
@uniten elmer geriObnunsspOIitit ssseu oi
Sir4e unb empfablen bic Hisberbsrifel
lung sewiiier Reusnusn, ueIds bic 5eir4
wdbrsnb Der Isstsn RspoIution perlore,
bat. Der GonsrsB iprad iid aber ssssi
oieie WaaBresel aus, uermutbIi9 mebr aai
benz @runoe, um Der Gsitation Der &esie
runs in ben tatboIii9sn Rrsiien entseseu
suarbstsn, aIs aus principieusn uria4sn
Cine sroBe An3abl pon @eiifIidsn wurb
sur Strafe Der gerbunnuus usrurtbsiIt, u
bas -TermSsen Der Rirds bsfinbst iid unite
Seausiter. Die W&tslisbsr bss gonsrsi
les i@einsn an ben traurisen 6oIssn be,
Rulturtampfes in Central Amsrita ali,
nod ni4t senus gu baben. gs mug oi
9u&trutbe iene eanber, bic felt Der Gin
fibruns ossieIben unter Der psrmansntsi
&eOolution unb allssmsinsn gsrwilosrun.
uno Serarmnns Isiben, alio wObI nod
iddrfer werben. bis lene Wiitbri9s DOT
llntulturbeIben sur Sernunft tommsn.
MelbOurus III aultralien iou in
Sabre 1880 cine internationals Nusteaun,
| itattfnbsn unb birItsa bic GinIabunsen ba
au nd@fens an ale &ssierunsen erssbsn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-07-30

An3stssn fir yienies, 9otisrisn, 9ludsloteas
&c, ale ssm Settle Der fatb. air6e ,upiser, do.
ben feline Aufnabme.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-07-30

aae an3etsen ienbs man ipdteiteaa
@nutas Norsen elm.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-07-30

SIN Staate gaIifornien wsr,
ben iest tdsIi@ eirca 200 6diIer YstrOIsum.
9ewonnen. yN
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-07-30

5siratbs. unb 5Optsan;sisen NIT SyrnA
$3.50, Obne Spru1 Sl.OO.
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greise Diet Snzeise,1.
0oral>Wot

Hnter 5 3eilen Srepisr werben nitt ansenom.
men. Giir jset 3eilt grepter pber beren &ann
sas 1. Nal 10 ets bic nGtfen Male Geuts
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-07-30

auspdrtise anseissn maHsn poraasS,saslt ruses
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-07-30

garis, "a. SuIi. Gs uirb semeIoet,
baB bie Srauensperion, weIde in Semi aIs.
Wera SaiiuIitf@ sefeiert uurbe. cine ge.
traserin mar, unb baB bic mirtIi9e Bera
Safuliti@ ftd iest in Sibirien befnbet.
The daily gazette., 1878-05-29
Decoration Day.

All honorably discharged soldiers and
sailors Of the army and navy. are request
ed to assemble at the City Hall, to-mor-
row, Both inst, decoration Day) at 1.30
p. m., to unite in paying attribute of re-
spect to the memory of our late comrades.
The military companies, "American
Riiles' (Co. AZ and "DuPont Guards
(Co. @ will seport at the same place, not
later than 1.45 pm. The City Cornet
Band will report to Capt. Macalister, at
the Masonic Temple at 1.30 p. IN.
The line will form at City Hall, and
move promptly at 2 p. III. proceeding out
Market to 10th street thence by Del.
Avenue to the soldiers monument, when
the line will countermarch, paying a
marching salute to the monument, and
returning to the cemeteries where the cere
monies of decorating the graves and firing
salutes over the same will be performed.
1t is hoped that our citizens generally and
especially those on the line of march will
show their sympathies with the occasion
by displaying the national flag and in
such other manner as they may deem
proper. j. PARKE PosTLEs,
Chief Marshal.
The daily gazette., 1878-05-29
Brief Locals.

A large market this morning.
The Public schools will close in about
four weeks.
A large number ofexcursions have been
announced.
The sale of oil paintings commences
this evening.
Asbury NJ. +. Sunday school goes to
Harewood Park, tomorrow.
Have your teeth filled by DR.. Gallagher
the dentist, No. S35 Market street.
The rush to Chapman's cigar store, at
Fourth and Shipley streets, still continues
The Democratic nomination will
take place on the Sth of June, Saturday
week.
Barlow, Wilson, Primrose Il West,
minstrels, this evening at the Grand Opera
House.
Smoke, puff, smoke, a clear Havana
filed cigar for 3 cents at Chapman's great
tobacco mart, Fourth and Shipley streets
m25-6t.
The daily gazette., 1878-05-29
Wilm ingtOn ~ Prosperous
Place.

A gentleman wh1 dropped into City
Treasurer VlnceuLs otfiGe III company
with ex-City Solicitor Cummins, sester-
day afternoon, said that he Lad just re-
turned from tour through the East, and
that of all the places he had visited none
were SO prosperous as Wilmington.
He saw ia other cities great fac
tories and workshops that had been
closed for years, some of which would
hardly bring "a tithe OF their former cost.
In this city Only two of the workshops
are closed, one of them having recently
shut up, and the other being a new iron
establishment that never has been open.
ed. AT the last session Of Council il was
incidentally mentioned by two parties,
presenting petitions for water pipes, that
they proposed erecting thirty-two house S
-one of them twenty and the other
twelve
In connection it may he stated that
the carriage business is improving, one
manufacturer having received large Or
der for tine work that Will enable him to
take on all his recently discharged hands.
The Edgemoor Iron Co., it is also said,
expect large contract soon.
The daily gazette., 1878-05-29
Letter from Willow Grove.
WILLOW GROVE, Kent Co., Del,
Al nu 90 1879

May ", 1919.
Mr.. EDIToR;-The wheat crop is sup
posed to be badly lnJu ed, whichsis ow-
ing to the frost few weeks since, and
the damp, rainy weather. 1 was discus
sing this matter a lew days since with
MIR. Hay, one Of the leading farmers of
this section. he said he believed his
wheat would not yield more than half
OF crop. Farmers upon the low lands
have been detained III planting corn, on
account of the wet weather OF late, but
are busily engaged at this time.
L have noticed "a number of peach or.
chards through this part of the county,
and the prospects at present appear to be
good for medium crop.
As Robt. j. Reynolds, Esq, promi-
uent democrat of this county, remarked
d few years since when in the company
of a party politicians, that he drank to
tho health of the Governor to be aud the
one that's planted out. SO to Use the
leading clause of Mr. RS, remarks can
say hguratively speaking, that the dem
ocrats through this 10 ;altty are drinking
to the health OF the Governor to be, and
when the time shall come for such a Sc
lection to be made, / am under the I'M
preston that there will be sufficient
mum Der who will assist In laying the net
aud making the Hall for the nomi nation.
Farmers will soon begin cutting clover
Thos. Marvel near Slaughters Station ex-
poets To cut his this week.
The weather is becoming warm, hence,
corn is beginning to grow; wheat will
soon begiu to rlpeu, likely by the fifth or
six til OF next month.
The daily gazette., 1878-05-29

didate, for whom he may intend to VI. te
stands on this point. For one have
my man for Sheriff and Coroner.
have supported them strongly from the
beginning-spentt time aud money in their
interest-but unless both promise me
upon the honor of men, that if elected
that they will give no official printing or
business to the Every Evening and Com
mercial-I shall at once support some
other candidate, with my own vote and
with that of at least one hundred perso-
nal friends who will vote for my man
And II any of the candidates for either of
the above offices wish to sail under the
banner of the Every Evening and CONNER
cidt, let them as honest men make known
the fact now that we may see how much
public influence the paper has. A poll
ucal party wants a paper-a party paper
and the paper or papers that support
the party are the ones that should receive
the patronage of the party. This is a
point so plain that it would be foolish to
state II if 1t was not for the very strange
action of some men in this county that
pretend to be Democrats.
SUBSCRIBER.
The daily gazette., 1878-05-29
Minstrel Entertainments.

This evening, at the Grand Opera
House, the prime Wilmington favorites,
Barlow, Wilson, Primrose and Vests
Ministries, will give one of their excel
l,nt performances. They are too well
known in this city to require any special
recommendation in these columns.
Tomorrow evening, Birch, Wambold
and Bachus' California Miustrels, direct
from their New York theatre, will give a
performance at the Grand Opera House.
This troupe furnishes one of the standard
amusements of New York City, and its
performances are well worth seeing. A
large audience should be present to-mor-
row night.
The daily gazette., 1878-05-29
Letter from MiIlsbOrO.
MILLsBoRo, May 25,


MIR. G. p. JoHNsoN:-Some of our
farmers have been very much discouraged
We have had very heavy rain, and
some of them have had to replough and
replant their corn; and it is To be hoped
now that IL will be a good season. 1t
has cleared of, and to-day it looks like
farming. Our sweet potato men are
busy setting out sprouts. b. NJ. Boyer
has fifty thousand plants out, the most of
any one in this neighbourhood. He is a
large grower and has nice potatoes which
paws him well. There are several other
growers here.
The soft crab shipments are the larg-
est here of any place on this road. Yes.
terday morning then was about i've hun
dred dozens of them shipped from here tc
from 25 to 75 cents per dozen; anu the
shippers are very well satisfied; to day
then is about 400 dozen. We do moi
have many straw berries at this place
though while there are bringing yer,
good price taking altogether this is a,
good station as there Is on the Break
water & FraDkford railroad and pay
the company rs well as any other station
The vestry of the p sE. Church, held
meeting last Sunday and appointed I'll
@. Frame and VIM. S Phillips delegates
to the convention which meets at New
Castle on the 9th of June. Robt. L. Hous
ton and WIN. +. Burton, OF j., alterna
teS.
Peaches are looking well and in or I
weeks will be taking a ride on the rail
road or steam boat TO New York ant
Philadelphia; will have some over a hal
a crop; young chickens are worth 18 cent
per b., here. Eggs 10 cents per dozen
MIIISRORO.
The daily gazette., 1878-05-29
Congress Yesterday.

III the United States Senate yesterday
Mr. McPherson, OF Few Jersey, offered
resolution declaring it unwise and in
tAleulent at the present session of Con-
s[e'' 10 change the existing tax on man
uagtured tobacco, but objection being
made It was land aside. House bill
10 loFhld the further retirement of Uni
'el States legal tender notes was pass
Gu oy vote of IL to ISN'T. Hamlin, from
Iar Committee on foreign relations, sub
ml'ieH report on the fishery award
question, together with Il concurrent res
G'uuoll recommending that the executive
department. be authorized to pay the
I"a!I pS'i H. after correspondence with the
p'lIlSh government, the President shall
Ieeiil Nuch payment demanded by the
Nglor ana good faith of the nation.
,,d N the House, the army appropriation
WI was further amended ond finally
passed passed without division. Bills were re-
ported lortgi iayorably from the postofiice
(U,llllttee J,,llilttee to establish IA postal savings
,nlo'it,Cry, ,,p and to provide ocean mai
SS,galNnlp S,ai service between the United
Sta.rN of ,g' and Brazil. The bill for the repeaj
S y ,le bankrupt law was taken up, and
5vuale ytna'1 amendment fixing the date OF
na,g, r,rgai September / 1873, instead of Jan.
"' y lo'', was concurred in.
The daily gazette., 1878-05-29
',HLanees Of the Kid Glove
anu Dry Goods Innorfnr.

oTbn o1ae .ew New York Evening Post saws.
n. nuv ,, recent attacks by special agents Of
inv HioasuFy upon the kid glove import.
,gs ri!',l Interest, in addluon to manv nre-
A., i.0us losses and annoyances infilcted mn
ongSIn SGaoi ol the customs laws, have thor
fi1,s nfias, aroused not only the merchants
An 'IS' os pa particular trade, but the imnorI.
O. v,OL silks aud other classes of drv foods
s.TI Fs.Tn are subj ct to All valorem ,intieS
enni!s r"Is that they had common canses ,ti of
hgp hplsth,, ns Ut, the leading houses in these
higs VI y a,sri onsihe>s have privately held two
TfcSy wiz y attended meetings, at the first "S of
draw nn COMMITTEES was appointed to
man r.I.,,. rp a memorial to Secretary Shero
ilp for o,rrT.t,ihS r., their grievances and nra,-
memnr;ai M, .rhtt Atthe second meetinw RI.
" anir", vl,", was Ieported and unanIpnns, ms
iarp,. 1pPi"ysd proved It was then signed n" n
lrnre.amir i'orr Of prominent firms Gbo ="
b;>inr,s, s',i , IMMENSE amount of annual
oap.,lxth "g "@, pay nearly, if not quite.
coI.risI coI'h VI The whole amount of du,Jo,, io'
rcn"a rcnr4,s,',a,, a. TINS port. Monday n;"ht tos q
Wa,birar,aa'..Ve Of the merchants I,.ft "f f,r :.
&hcb &hbb''gi3n Ii2 in charge Of the doc"m ,r,, i1r
tMy oe laid before the Secreta n.
The daily gazette., 1878-05-29
New Castle Letter.
BOARD or EDUCATIoN-NEw HALL
POLICE NEWS.
~

NEW CASTLE, May 20, 1873.
The Board of Education met last even
ing, President Maxwell in the chair.
Present Messrs. Burnham, Scott, Brown,
Houseman, Gray and Wilmott.
Inc Visiting Committee reported the
schools in fiourishirg condition.
From the report Of Mr.. Whitelock,
principal of the male department, we
CLEAN the following: Number attending
grammar school, 30; intermediate 30;
primary, 157. Female Department, Miss
Duesenbury, principal: Number attend
ing grammer school, 33; intermediate,
80; primary, 56. On motion OF Mr..
Gray the Committee on school Property
were instructed to have the roof of the
main building examined and ascertain
the cost OF repairing, and report as soon
rs possible.
The Committee on Teachers reported
that they had, as directed, advertised for
teachers, and that owing to the fact that
the State superinteudr would not be
able to be in this county until the 1st
of July they had extended the time until
the 18th, which action was approved. 1t
was also ordered on the motion of /. M
Houseman, that the mott ae be inserted
in the Philadelphia Ledger.
1t was determined that the sum OF
a 900 would be requisite for the coming
year, and on motion of George Gray the
Secretary was instructed to wait upoI
City Council and notify them.
Visiting Committee for June, Messrs
Rodney and Scott.
The following bills were ordered to bt
pad: Thomas & Co., for cooks, S75.7
Geo. f, David, s3.75; Platt & Elki ngton
sS.35 John Tindle, 81
The Sons and Daughters of Moses
(col) have begun the erection of hal
ON Union street. Charles Gaskill has
been awarded the contract
Jimmey Anderson was laid away il
Fort Grubb with the alternative of q
days or SIX p the town.
We understand that there are mum.
ber of vacant seats in the primary school
Those wishing to send their children
should apply at once.
The daily gazette., 1878-05-29
WHAT'S II teuack:

York. .pg'y on emphasis was given in New
cal traditi""lI' in"I'lay; of the fact that medi ,e
fom adye,9irfsll d9i,S sun prohibit physician
ex-Goycn"'Sy 'y nal m the yosburgh case, when p,l
%'riNertising a. cirrniarr ,r oilered in evidence an
IL llie court asked i'af n, ,lssuedby DIR. Cornell.
Show him to H,l Se the object of it. ..To
Competent p ruled the evidence "'s"Hr. as ip.
now cite% 10 %po 50 That the profession "' uat, IN,
physician V,,e ", Precedent to show tbat may y
The eye Of may ina advertise and m NV, 'I,a' ma i,
V%,ln1aency ofthe q Illack, Perhaps the
~'''-N y. a'jq o,jI arakes of medical dplol h %
The daily gazette., 1878-05-29
FIRST EDITION.
IocaI Time Table.
yv WILMINGTON.

,va LEAVE wILMINGT0N'
IpKsA;ladelphia: 209, 6.55, $40, s.V'
~ ia 90 a. m; 1881, l2.4O, ~ ~
y'tn rs Is D. m. On sundays: 2'os. o io n
Sfy mi 90, & 80, 8 46, p m: ,oe7 70 lo
IN, New York; %, -, "a as, a. M M o.
90 BP,more m and Washington: l2l4, 10
for bsi.il 3sa m; u 81, 12 50, 8 0s. m Sundays
E5l, pa,, Deposit: iV 456 p m; no Sunday
lIaNin. Naw Castle 5, 8 20, 80 m; o5' 8 80 p
fOl ~ 10 sunday train. .o
ID mn,o,aware X. r.: 8 0s, Q 30 m; o'' oo
fo m no Sunday train. ox .
T., Pwilmington q Northern n. NJ ~
fO' M. 400. 500 p m; no sunday Y traah. an or
To, delaware Western Il. ~. io ~ d hi D %
P,Ss ~ ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON. :,
Thnifii hnaihfiiadeipnia II So, s "a. "A m ].
fFoL 'I1 i5 Al. l2d, S55, ADJ, D "a. 6Zo
IN; al, II 10 pm on Sundays; IL 90
sio. I 30, 8 81. II 10 0pm m.
,.n, luz Ssw q 70. I: l2 IS, s "a a m; u a IL ..
tiVI as5ipm, IN Sundays; IL % m
r,ow sOi baltimore 70, Ala m; u ! u Ss
~ KS, S6 m; on Sundays; 10 III o'
N; Washington: 2 1s m 12N, 1888
rs Sss' l6pmi on Sundays IL a IN vs.
srop Port Deposit; 800 a m +; no Sunday
,..n, iraIls, Ysw Castle: 7 IS, 8 5Oam; 70 90 m
fVn ac $40 o5 D m; no sunday trains.
r,om delaware K. r.: s 30 IN; 70, 40
m; no Sunday trains. no
From M Wilmington 4 Northern X. r.: 8 Os
'ol ,o.m;s 10 p IN; no sunday trains.
r.o,, nelaware Western X. r.: I 90 "A m
'V'l sio p m; on SUNDAYS; 8 o0p m.
.,,rSs voR WILMINGTON LEAVE PHIL
ADELPHIA.
From Broad street and Washington ave
nue.: 80, s 90, 10 80, - mi z 50. = 80
I0. 5l5, 645, 945, II 80 pm; on Sun
dsys. $40 a m; 6 OIL, g IS, IL 80, p IN.
s,om thirty Second and Market streets
y; TS, ii m, 12 Is, 3 55, 9 30, II 45 p m
on SUNDAYS: 3 80. II 40 . m.
The daily gazette., 1878-05-29
Wilmington, Del, May "A, II
For the Gazette.

The letter OF "a Democrat in to-days
Morning Herald. proposes to carry cut the
idea originally suggested by the GAZETTE
to stop the slanderonS mouth OF the
Every Evening and Commercial, by cut
ting off its supplies. And that is the
oniy way to rid the community of this
nuisance of a newspaper. BE it said to
the lasting credit of our present Sheriff,
that he has never paid the Every Evening
and Commercial one cent since his elec-
ton, that he could in any way avoid, His
entire influence and patronage has been
given to the other papers.
tion for Shorthand Coroner, would it not
be we'll for every Democrat to ascertain
before the nomination just how any can