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The daily gazette., 1878-05-29
MAY s0. 1878.

MR.. FARRELL AND THE DoAhD or
ED1rcATIoN.-There ought to be no
trouble about the seat which Mr.. Farrell
occupies in the Board of Education. 1t
appears quite conclusive that there was
majority of legal votes against him. II
Mr.. Farrell can show this not to be true
there will be cause for futher inquiry; and
he has the right to determine whether to
make it or not. As Mr.. Farrell and the
GAZETTE parted company several years
ago, we do not propose to foreshadow any
course for that gentleman to pursue; nor
do we know that he needs any advice from
us. He is ambitious, conceited and vain,
like the old belle who covers her cheek
daily with rouge, hoping to eaptivate
some bright young chap. So Martin
Farrell, the lad with the rosy tinge, the
GLIDE tongue and merry twinkling eye and
dauntless courage, loves popular favor,and
possesses faculties that if directed in u
proper channel would be of value to the
cause that he might espouse. If he
would only turn his attention to the
Sabbath school and pursue the religious
course which its teachers are supposed to
walk in he would be just the man for a
leader in this line.
Under the restraints of religious in
fluence he would be just the man to lead
the children; but without that influence
he is still Martin Farrell, with the ruddy
cheek and the dauntless eye and the
GLIDE tongue, regular Jack Cade, with
out the ugliness of Jack having the comli-
ness of an Irish lad of forty-ready for
fight or fun-just as you like it. A lad
with so many graces and so much popu-
larity, should have some dignity. And we
will not assert that he has not. Now, our
idea is that Mr.. Farrell is ready to con-
cede the right of the Board of Education
TO be the judge Of its own members, and
just as a member of Congress-, who had
been sworn in, can be unseated by vote
of either House, so can member of the
Board of Education be unseated. To be
sure man might attempt to occupy his
seat in the Board, Notwithstanding a ma.
jority was against him; but then his name
could not be called nor could his vote bt
recorded.
1t is therefore easilya to be seen tina
dignity requires, and self respect admo
nishes one in Mr.. Farrel's position +
pursue the only course left to man VIII
honestly believed himself to be fairly an
legally elected; and that course is to IT
signor withdraw, get out in the mos
deterential and respectful way, and thu
disappoint the hopes of some people VII
are not so honest even as Mr.. Farrell wi
would delight to find him pursuing
course that would enable them to show
further display of spite and pure dem
goguism at his expense.
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Summer Hog Packing.

The number of hogs packed in the
West since the 1st of March is l,027 600,
against $4,000 last year, an increase of
10000. 1t is probable that there will be
a further increase in the next week or two
but it is generally believed that the pack
fall short of the corresponding time last
year. The receipts of hogs since March |
at New York, Boston and Baltimore are
about 100000, against 415,O00 last year,
which makes gain in the supply, East
and West, about $4,000.
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N1OTICE.-An annual meeting OF the
IN Stockholders OF the Wilm ingtoh Guy
kai,wav Company for the election of Di-
rctors and OF other business Will be held az
their office, at Wilmington, ON Tuesday,
June 4th, 1873, at 2 O'Clock, p. NJ.
SAMUEL CHAMBERS,
mv9t-2w Secretary.
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NOTICEs.

Democratic Executive
IN County Cotnmittee Will meet AZ tne
delaware House, In this city, on FRIDAY,
MAY 3ist, at o'clock, p. NJ. Punctuai
rs respectfully requested.
VIM. G. WIER, Temporary Chai' man.
]. II. Publ.
May T-4t Temporary Secretary.
AIOrICE-Is hereby given TO all persons
IN whose business or occupation requires
n State license for the present year, (le,ol
that the same IL due and rayaoie on tne
first day of June, at the Offices OF the Clerk
of ths-Peace for New Castle County.
JOHN p. SPRINGER,
Clerk, aJ New Castle.
Ma j. SPRINGER, Deputy,
No. $50 w. Second ST., wilmington.
my2i-lm
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practiced to elect him? Certainly not.
But ifthere was a fraud to which he con-
sented or for which he bargained before
hand, and after he got into power he re-
warded the guilt of the rascals by giving
them offices, he is impeachable fol- that.
So also is any subordinate officer who
did the same thing"
The daily gazette., 1878-05-29
For sale.

DOR SALE.-A splendid dwelling, 800
II Washington street, with 10 rooms and
all the modern Improvements. VIII be
positively sold at a low price, and on easy
terms. Apply TO THOMAS r. LALLY,
ianA3 No. COZ Marke1 st.
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A Sneak-Thiefon a Housetop.

William Batter was seen crawling
around the roofs from 904 TO 906 Sausom
street, Phi yesterday morning. Soon after
1920 worth of clothing was stolen from
y06 SAMSON street and thrown into the
yard. Salier was fouud concealed under
a bed in the third story OF No. 904 and
arrested by Nineteenth district officer
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EOR SALES Truck stalls in I'd st.
IT Market House, Nos. S2, 81 and SO, be
ing next to Market street. Price moderate
and terms easy.
mar6.If Apply at No. 10 E. 9Th st.
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EOR SALE.-The very handsome build
IL ing lot oh Pennsylvania Avenue and
Franklin street, It's feet front on the Avenue
Apply 10 c. 2. JOHNSON,
augSl-tf 4l6 Market street
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According 10 recent estimates wine
is annually consumed as follows, per
head spain, 1870 litres j; France, lis ;
Italy, 100 ; Portugal, los; Greece, 81 /;
Austria. 65; Switzerland, 5S; Great
Britain, s; Russia, 4 Prussia. 4 Swe-
den, 2 Norway, II. lhe liire is It.
tie less than quart.
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bury takes the lead this year in excursions
and promises her Sabbath school child
rem one of the best that could be gotten
up. They will visit the new park on the
r., w. & b. road, about fifteen miles
this side of Baltimore. "Harewood
Park" " is SAID to be one of the most de-
lightful places; and is being fitted up by
the railroad company with houses of en-
tertainment, fishing boats, sailing skifs,
swings, &c. Those who wish to have a
day of pleasure pic-nicing should CO.
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NO, II6 ShipIey street,

(BELOW SECOND SrREET)
Having completed our arrangements by
the introduction of Raney's Patent Reel
oven, with IA capacity of turning out twen-
ty barrels of tlonr per day into Crackers,
Biscuits and Cakes, and through the aid OF
eight thousand dollars worth OF the latest
improved polished machinery to supply
tn S mammo h oven, where neither smoke
dust nor gas enters baking chambers while
baking. 1t being drawn on by mechanical
appliances, we consider ourselves compe-
tent to compete with any other similar
establishment in this country to furnish TO
| Stores, Hotels, Pic-nics. Parties OF every
kind and Ship stores at as low a rate as
they can be gotten up for, considering the
| quality of the goods. We herewith emu
merate few of the articles which are OF
| the best quality:
Sicsnac Nj ma; crackers by the barrel 10 C.
| Soda round and square, To SC
Assorted cakes, 10 TO l2c
Ginger nuts, 10c
Ginger cakes, large $50 for 81 On
Plain candy in quantity per 10. I4c
| Fine on t0 o5c
our salesman and wagons will visit all
the stores i'll the city and State, and al
stores in the adjacent States of Pennsyl.
vania. Maryland and New Jersey, and so
licit the patronage of ali persons In good
standing who will be pleat ed to patronizt
our establishment. ID. LEMON & co.
may25-3meod. III Market street.
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Mr.. KEYS letter is the mere assertion
of an oflice-holder who wants to hang on
to the official nipple. He disgraced him
self by writingsit, and shows how easily
a weak brain is captivated by money
Mr.. Hayes has no title whatever beyond
what is derived from the votes of the
people. The Electoral Commission was
only instituted to investigate and ascertain
the true results of the Presidential elec-
ton. 1t was not instituted to make a
title: or to change the mode whereby the
people under the constitution choose the
President. Further than thiS,the Comis-
sion Itself left the title imperfect and il
expressed this wherein it stated tha
the contestants would.not he debarTed tn,
right to resort to the courts to acquire tn,
Presidency. 1t would be startling indeed
if the people of this great country coul'
be robbed of the greatest of all the OF
ganic rights by the bargain and sale an
fraudulent transfer of the Chief Magis
tracy of the Republic.
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LAST NIGHTS TEL EGR ANS,
CONTAINING INTERESTING NEWsFR0N
ALL PARTS OF THE COUNTRY.

PASSAGE OF THE JUDICIARY COMMITTEES
n.CIfIc RAILROADS FUNDING BILL IN
THE ssNATE-THE WOOD TARIFF BILL
BEFORE THE HoUsE-REPoRT OF THE
SPECIAL POSTAL ConfMIssI0N-sEcRE-
TsRy SHERMAN IN CONFERENCE WITH
NEW YORK BANKERs--A $4,000 FIREIS
GALVESTON, TEX THE CASE OF EX-Gov-
ERNoF MoSES-FLIGHT OF A VERMONT
CASHIER WITH $43,o0c--A CALL FOR THE
DISSOLUTION OF THE ENGLISH PARLIA-
aEST-HoPES FOR THE MAINTENANCE OF
PEACE GAINING GRoUND-DrssATIsFA
TON OF THE RoUNAN1AN PREMIER WITH
THE RESULTS OF HIS VISIT TO BERLIN
PRINCE GoRTSCHAKoFF'S REPLY TO
LORD SAIIsBURY'S CIRCULAR, &C., sc.
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xLVTH CONGRESS--SecondS Session
WASHINGTON, April 8, 1878.

SENATE.
The Committee on Appropriations re.
ported the deficiency bill as passed by the
House, increasing tine aggregate nearly hall
a million, Of which the army gets 100000.
The Pacific railroads funding bill was
resumed, and the remainder OF the day was
occupied in it's consideration. t,.s
Tbc judiciary Committees bill was pass
ed, all amendments to 1t being voted down.
The final vote was rs follows:
Il dues. - Messrs. Anthony, Armstrong,
Bailey, Bayard, Beck, Booth, Burnside,
Butler, Christancy, Cockreil, Coke, Davis
(of IllinoisA, Davis lof West Virginia(, Ed.
munds, Eustis, Garland, Grover, Harris,
Hereford, Johnston, Jones (of Fiorida),
Herman, Lamar, McC reery, Mcdonald, NC
Pherson, Maxey, Merrimen, Morgan, Ogles.
by, Patterson, Plumb. Ransom, Rollins.
Salisbury, Thurman, VOORHEES,, Wadlelgh,
Wallace, and Windom-40.
Noes.-Messrs. Allison, Barnum, Blaine,
Bruce, Conoyer, Dennis, Dorsey. Eaton,
Ferry, Gordon, Hill, Kellogg, Matthews,
Mitchell, Paddock, Randolph, Sargent,
Saunders, and Spencer-~19.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
The House went into Committee OF the
Whole on the tariff bill. Dir. Wood, Of New
York, chairman OF the Committee OF Ways
and Means, made the opening speech In
supportoS the bill, which he claimed would,
while relieving and encouraging commerce
and manufactures, and abolishing many
hardsfips and absurdities resulting from
the existing tariff, produce. a revenue Of
S141, 000. 600 as against S1Si, 600, 600 received
last year. 8,IaS.
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00.a,ENT S,rssHE.
A T THE 90-CENT STORE:

A t THE 99-CENT STORE:
Received this morning the first invoice Of our
NEW CR0QUET-eight balls and eight mallets of
the BEST HARD WOOD tHnIshed as well us our
six-Jull sets of last year,, Stakes and Wickets
plete-al packed in strong hinge, covered box; to
be sold at 99c.
OrGers from the country will receive prompt at
tentlon and goods shipped by freight or express,
they may order.
New styles In PICTERE.FRAAlES at so and 99c. ;
We have also II fine FRAME. fitted With glass
and back, size IL by II and ID by II, at $l.3S.
These FRAMES are worth 1850;
4 lot of large, handsome WASHBOWLS and
PITCHERS;
All lengths in a new lot OF CARRIAGE-WHIPS-
warranted whalebone
Some new, large FOUR-WHEEL DOLL-PERAaf-
BULATORS;
More of those handsome NfCKLE-PLATED
SEVEN-SHOT REVOLVERS ut $l.9S; SIN.
GLE-SHOT PISTOLS at 89c.:
4 very handsome line OF POCKET-KNIVES II
pearl and she'll handles.
Catalogues free 10 any address.
W. A. STEVENS,
ap6 sos Broad street.
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"A Dead FseDd.

| ALEXANDRIA, CANADA, April 9.-There is
no doubt that Joseph La Page, who was
| hanged recently at Concord, N. H., for the
murder OF Josie Langmaid, outraged and
murdered Mrs. Fonntie and her daughter
| here ten years ago.
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cOME OF TIE NEW BOOKS.
HORSES. MULES. &c.

DLOODED MARE (FOUR YEARS N-o
- OLD) FOR SALE.-I have had placed IL
into my hands by 4 gen leinan who has recently
MARE. She Is graceful and snowy Sadd;e-na",
and Is also broke to harness. She s for sale cheap,
and Is a rare chance VS.. PITCHER.
ap S-M,W&S3t
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YEGETINE.
KIDNEY COMPLAINTS.

AKRON, o., January 80, 1877
DR.. n. r. Steuens, Boston, Mass:
Dear Sir,-hIy wife has used your VEGETIyE for
KIDNEY COMPLAINT and GENERAL DEBILITY,
and has found great relief from f--so much SO that
she likes to keep 1t on hand as beneficial tonic.
THOMAS II. GOODWIN, +
West Market street.
am personally acquainted with Thomas q. Good
win, Esq, who is old and highly citizen
Of Akron. Yours respectfully.
A. N. ARMSTRONG, Druggist.
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VEGETINE.
KIDNEY COMPLAINTS.

KIDNEY COMPLAINTS.
Diseases of the Kidneys, Bladder, &C., are always
unpleasant, and at times they become the most dis
tresslng and dangerous diseases that affect the
human system. Most diseases Of the Kidneys arise
from impurities In the blood, causing humors which
settle on these parts. vEGETINE excels any known
remedy in the whole world for cleansing and purify
ing the blood thereby causing healthy action to all
the organs Of the body.
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Vermont.

I ST. JoHSsByRY, April 8.--H Hiram Weeks,
cashier OF the Merchants Nat ional Bank, has
disappeared with Q 44SS , 900 In trust funds. l8
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FLORISTS.

FLORISTS.
TOLER & HOOPER,
Il FLORISTS,
ADJOINING HOLLYWOOD CEMETERY,
CORNER CHERRY AND ALBEMARLE STREETS.
offer Scr sale this spring the largest, finest, and
healthiest stock of -
GREENHOUSE AND BEDDING-PLANTS
ever offered In this city. at moderate prices-such
ROSES. GERANIUMS. FUCHSIAS,
VERBENAS, LANTASAS,
COLEUS CAPE JESSAM1NES, ...
and all other FLOW ERS suitable for spring plant
lug and Conservatory Decorations.
HANGING BASKETS and VASES furnished and
filed to order.
Send for descriptive catalogue. ap2
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INTEByIaW or sgCgET4RY 81 HERMAN wTTH
NEW FORK FINASeIEns ABOUT REsUaP-

NEW YoRg, "a pril o. Secretary Sherman
visited the sub. Treasury here to-day and had
along interview with the Assistant Treasu-
rer, Hitihonse. at: i o. Clock a conference
iwas begun between the Secretary and a
number abf prominent bankers whom he
had Invited to meet him. The meeting was
strictly private. The object is understood
to be an exchange Of views In regard to the
financial condition Of the country ard the
practicabiIity resuming specie-payments
on. the LIST OF January, 1879. 5..s
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REPORTS FROM OHIO:

srRTav1ELD, o., February 49, 1s77. ]
1r. H. r. Stevens siis. 81 ts
< I have sold the YEsET1EE for several wears; and
from personal knowledge of my customers who have
bought IL, LIDO cheerfnliy recommends for the COM
plants for which it IS recommended. go I;
Respectfully, ~ ~ j. j. BROWN,
s.. Fl .y 80 Druggist and ApothecarY.
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ADJOURNMENT OF PARLIAMENT, &c.

LONDON, April 9.-In the House Of Com
mons to-day Sir Stafford Northcote, Chan
cellor of the EXchequer, stated that the
House would adjourn for the Easter recess
on the 10th instant, provided the pending
debate on the address to the Queen was con-
~, Id 70 1ornf
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VEGETINE.
rn%INN n0NInH AIM

VEGETINE.
KIDNEY COMPLAINTS.
CINCINNATI, o., March 10, 1877.
II. r. Stevens:
Dear Sir,-I have used your VEGETINE for some
time, and can truthfuy say II has been great bene
fit to me- and those suffering from diseases Of the
KIDNEYS cheerfully recommend it. Respectfully,
o. Fl. SMITH.
Attested to by X. B. Ashfeld, Druggist, corner
Eighth and Central avenues.
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yEGETINE.
KIDNEY COMPLAINTS.

CINCINNATI, O., March II, 1877.
Hr. II. r. Stevens:
Dear Sir-I have been great sufferer from KID
NEY COMPLAINT, and after the of a few bottles
Of VEGETINE l find myself entirely cured. Igained
sixteen pounds in flesh while taking the VEGETINE.
will cheerfuIy recommends 1t. Yours truly,
W. Z. ARCHER,
No. $50 west Sixth street.
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VraHa1sE
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The Charge of Forgery Against Elk
Governor Moses.

NEW YORK, April 9.-EX-G6vernor
Moses, of South Carolina. who was arrested
here on the charge o! forgery in South Ca:
folina, was to-day before the Supreme Court
on writ Of habeas corpus. The case was
adjourned until tomorrow, to give the Dis
trict Attorney time to prepare return to
the writ. The District Attorney read dis
patch from Albany stating that Governor
Robinson had granted the rcquisition for
Moses, and an officer having the papers in
charge was on his way to New York city.
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Texas.
pEsrRUcTTyE FIRE IN GALVESTON.

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN GALVESTON.
GALVESTON, April ga fire here this
morning destroyed thirteen frame buildings
on both sides OF Market street between
Twenty-eightii and Twenty-ninth streets.
Only one building on the block was saved.
The loss was $50, 900; Insurance, 100000.
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REVIEW OF THE GRAIN TRADE.

s. REVIEW LIE ukAIN lNADCs
LONDON, April 9.-The Marlc-Lane En-
press, in its review OF the British corn trade,
says that with the exception OF few. isola-
ted complaints OF damage from vermin the
wheat Is looking well and has apparently
suffered only temporary check from the
recent severe weather. Participating and
the sowing Of corn have engaged the atten-
ton of farmers in Ireland. Reports state
that both operations are carried on under
favorable auspices. Deliveries OF English
wheat at Mark Lane and in the provinces
have been very moderate, as growers who
could afford to hold stocks have done so
| in the hope OF further advance should the
country become involved in war. As it is,
prices have rallied from two to three shil-
| lings per quarter for English wheat from
the recent lowest point, but the uncertainty
OF politics has caused millers to follow the
rise, which they have done with reluctance.
American wheat is coming to hand freely Of
late; still, trade has for the time being found
sufficient supports in the disquieting pollti-
cal rumors to prevent prices giving way
under the weight OF the supplies. Monday
last business was fairly active, but although
sufficiently strong tone has prevailed,
the number of sales made since has been de-
cdedly limited. Some exception may be
made in favor OF Calcutta wheat, which was
in better demand than other kinds, owing
to scarcity OF good qualities on the spot
and the mpossibility OF stocks being replen-
| ished for some time, under which clrcuM-
stances prices may be noted a shilling pei
quarter dearer on the week. Increased
strength has been afforded trade by the con.
tinental demand, which has continued
throughout the week.
Greece.
ATHENS, April eight thousand Tues
salonians from burned villages in Thessa|y
have taken refuge in Greece. they are en-
tirely destitute.
49, Austria.
VIENNA, April 9.-The official Weinel
| Abend Post states that by the ministerial
declarations made last night in the British
Parliament the prospects for the assem-
bling OF the congress are again thrown il
the background.
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Dngssg. agEfsss Jill -
BEDFORD ALUM AND IRON WATER.

This water is Natures remedy, and has an estab-
!ished reputation OF twenty-five years as cure for
Dyspepsia, Chronic Diarrhopa. and Disorders Of the
Stomach and Bowels: Bronchial Affections, Sore
Throat, and Granular arrangement: Colds, Sick
aud Nervous Headache, Debility, Scrofula, Scrofu-
1ous aud Cutaneous Affections; arrangement of the
Urinary, Genital. and Secretory Organs and disor-
ders OF the Liver Kidneys, and Bladder; Helnor-
rhoids, Rheumatism, Nervous Complaints, ulcera-
ton. Venereai ;ufections.
In bottles at 4Oc. per bottle.
Y On draught 1t soc. per gallon.
Fiye-gnilon demit0lns, &c.
MASS in bottles, 81. s@s'-1
Call for Pamphlets.
POLK MILLER & CO., Druggists,
NH 81, Wholesale Agents.
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DR.. Moffett was before the subcommittee
OF the District OF Columbia to-day and gave
the members present an explanation OF his
register for taxing the consumption Of IL
quors. Subsequently he and Senator Grims-
ley had an interview with Mr.. Ellis. OF
Louisiana, on the same subject. The Lee
gislatnre OF that State, / bear, has adopted
the register, but at last accounts the Cover
nor had not yet signed the bill. I'll
THE aARsHALsHJp OF TIE WESTERN Dis
TRIcT.
A delegation Of prominent Virginia Con-
seryatiyes called on President Hayes to-
day in the interest Of ex-senator Lewis,
and while the President made them no
promise they believe he will get the posi-
ton. In this event hear his son will re-
sign the assistant interchangeable. A
friend OF Major McMahon, Of Staunton, in
/ formed yonr eorresp ondent to-day that the
contest was between ex- Senator Lewis and