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The daily gazette., 1878-01-31
Our Bepresentative.

-" --T"- ..H. HI N.FMN
BY the morning papers to-day the
Mathews silver resolution was taken
ffomthes6peaker's table andlpassed, having
ten more than Two thirds, and 10 our res
gret We find Mr.. Williams vote with the
nays That makes the State Of Della
ware In the House OF Representatives
solid against the said resolution, Now
the question arises who does Mr.. VIII
liams represent, bis own State or the
Eastern States on the EuropeRn bond
holders? The latter certainly did not
send him TO Congress, and again he may
be only representing his own private
Views or interest. / am free to say that
in my judgment he does not represent
bis cons, s,ituents, and very far from carry
ing out the Views OF the party that elect>
cd him Ii understand the principles
that ought to inspire Democrat in his
votes, IL 10 pass or enact laws, for the
benefit Of all, and to the disadvantage Of
none, and to vote to repeal all laws that
bear heavily on the masses for the bene-
1T of the few. Ever since this silver
question has been before Congress have
paid strict attention TO the speeches, both
for and against 1t, and the gold men
have signaliy failed to show why silver
shall not be rcmonetized again and put
into circulation; while upon the other
side the silver men have clearly shown
that ever since the first bond was issued
all the laws that have been passed have
been for the benefit OF the bondhoIder.
Now say to our representative that
the Democrats ofDelaxare who sent you
to Congress, believe are In favour BY a
large majority of what Is called the
"Bland Silver Bili," and as l don't want
TO make II political question, therefore
while l say you do mol represent your
own party, there Is large proportion Of
the other party that is In favour of hav-
ing silver put where--it was in 1873. rs
1t is 8 range thing to me that---you
by your vote would place Delaware
alongside of those four New England
States, who never look after anybOdy's
interest but their own Before finish
up want to say TO you that these
precious bondholders, who lay so near
your heart, who bought their bonds on
an average of fifty cents to the dollar In
paper. and now want to be paid In gold
may yet be glad to be paid In what the
honest masses get for their labor. The
people say that 1t Is time thai all were
paid In the same kind of money and
tbsy have made up their minds that IL
must be brought about. Now In the
cloe will say that have no desire or
intention TO impeach The character or
honesty Of purpose Of our Representa-
tive but II he thinks he is representing
the people of Delaware, why, he is very
much mistaken, in them, or Q lse am.
jan. 80, 1873. -.
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New Castle letter.
L hATTERs-A TEMPERANCE PRO.
PosAL. RTc.

lHiso--A TEMPERANCE PRO
PosAL. RTC.
NEW CASTLE, Jan. 81, 1878.
spring IL was fact well know thai
was not sufficient aceonmodatio,,
e number of children who wished
tend our schools, and at this lais
r public are informed BY a mem. r'fo,.
20 oa"; was elected for the sole purpose
teaylng this evil, that as Soon as
can be procured another teacher
employed. To say the lesst his
Has the gentleman any Interest
schools or has be transferred them
aWare Col!eges '''''
anu alnusements and local item, are
Ia arce we would suggest that SOM. me-
pan. y temperance apostles, who told
\, euly last summer they would wall
nan any time II any good could be
Ihe evenings are cool and and tps ps
y sood, 50 let them come along '
Y, commenced falling early his
y, ga accompanied By a high wind Ind
gave the city quite a wintry as
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For the Gazette. fIuf .4-IHi4F f
The Trustees OF the Poor.

MIR. EDITOR: Allow me TO further
inform the "blg Editor" OF the Repubts-
caa, who protests against the Trustees
of the Poor dining at the CouBty's ex-
pense aid yet does not object to taking
dinner with them occasionally, that
these gentlemen receive for their services
the mnn'fcent salary Of twenty dollars
per year, out Of which they have to pay
their own travelling expenses. Now are
the "big Editor" and the "smaIl Editor"
stingy enough to insist that the Trust ees
ahall trot Into, town on quarterly meeting
days and buy their dinners? they may
be, but the people are not. s4
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[IRST EDITION.
Local Time Table.

.,xs LEAVE WILMINGTON.
tpsh,ladelphia, zoe, 8.55, $40. e.o0,
!, 'i,,a ~ M 4 M; i2.H, 1910, $50, $50,
AZ q i6 D. m. On sundays; z.os. -.
~ Sw' yors; eST. 10, b4A, q m, ~ 81, 70 70,
|nvr ~ m. on Sundays: 2 % o m.
~ DP,more mr. and Washington: i214, ! 10.
|Ssm; i2s, IL 90. 5os. pm. Sundays
|pat q, Deposit. b % 4os p m; no Sunday
Esv Y. Castle: s, 8 20. 0 80 a m; 90, $50 p
40 sunday train,
belsyare r. r.: s. 0S, $50 q M . W pmi
PS,mInsIon P s1,l9ay 4 Northern r. r.; % a
40 500 D m; no sunday Train. =,
NaIsware Western II. H.: 70 Q m;b "
NJ an sundays: 10 30 q m. la.I.
.ys ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON. :.
pa,ladelpnln IL So, 8 "a, . - q mi u
iaA. i26, S65, 451, 5H, ~
aa, ii 10 D m ON sundays; IL 80,
IMam; so, Q 81, II 10 p m.
New York Il t6, 8 "a q m; " ~. IL u
\, Isl p m on Sundays u 70 a m
R.ItIimore: III . is, s4i,a m, f2T, 70 ss,
!, sss , m; on Sundays; . IS q m . u
N Washington. 2 10 q N u n, II ss,
. is m; on Sundays; ? Is q nj ~
Port Deposit: sooa m no Sunday
sins. .
h, 40, I OS D m; no Sunday trains.
Delaware 4. r.: $50 m; I 20. $40 p
wilmington 4 Northern r. r.: 8 0s,
so am: 8 10 o m; no sunday trains.
Delaware Western II. r.: Goa m !
D m; on SUNDAYS; 9 90 y m.
FOR WILMINGTON LEAVE PHIL
ADELPHIA,
Broad street and Washington ave.
:73e, 500, 10 30, 1 45 q m; 2 30, 3 80.
SIS, 6b, 945, 1l30 pm; on SUM-
Is: $50 q IN; 6 0),9 t5, II 30, p m.
Thirty Second and Market streets.
II 45 a m, Il IS, 3 IS, $50, II 10 p m;
Sundays: s 30. II i5 p m.
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The Dead Connot be Raised,

nor If your lungs are half wasted away
can you be cured by the use of Dt.
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. 1T
IL, however, uneqaled as a tonic and
Alternative, and readily cures tho mo4t
obsti2te cases of bronchitis, coughs, colds
and incipient consumption. It's great re-
patatlen In curing pimples, blotches, ami
tumors, is due to It's resolvent properties.
a copy Of the Peoples Common Sense
Medioal Adviser, an illustrated work Of
nearly one thousand pages Over one
hundred thousand copies already sold.
Price, postpaid, $3.50. Address the
author, r. ". Pierce, ID. ID. Buffalo, New
York. n 49, -. -
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
G RATS.
A 90 Page Catalogue.


Describing the largest and best list OF ek-
ira long keeping apples. also the best list
OF peaches, Including all the new extra
early and late varieties. 1t Is well known
to oar Farmers and Fruit Growers that
the Western and Eastern apples that they
have bsen planting SO long are not winter
apples here. / have been working fpr
years to get together good list OF long
keeping apples, and my present list Is the
ed In this county. A full line OF nursery
stock offered at less than one-half the usual
retail prices, among which will be found
all kinds OF fruit and ornamental trees.
evergreens, roses and shrubery, hot house
plants. also 800 900 one and two year Osage
orange plants. Trees and plants ordered ~
mail will receive prompt attention. In my
Catalogue you get o receipt for wash f3r
trees that IL gene ally used would save NIL
lions In money to the fruit growers ofthhs
County, itdrives. out the borer which v 70
destructive TO the Apple, Peach and Q1ince
trees. and one hand Will wash 10 70 Is trees
while he would be digging out the borer
from one peach tree with q knife. Hun
dreds of Lhousa of peach trees die anu
ally from disease produced BY the borer.
Send postal card for Catalogue. 1
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F"r'n,,CaPtaln "r ;, Joseph Godfrs. =
\ pina e q snree masted schooner
/ in ,hs ,%i. y y now on a visit 'hi, to III
wb;ehs i%ls city. This vessel il "a the the
by a pnsa,, '9e light house recen,is ,Is
|io the y, S1... Jones, 4 Co., was con.
be on a1 ny Soast ~. Of Florida. The yessel @
lays W ware reaching her destination.
fS, "''s consumed In dlscharcine
Fsaa'r |FFsaa,orial BaH.-on r,asd.,, !, A.. :
|ley s,y SsGy.,i 18th, the members 81 ol
bali IN iSe%a,s Was.ill will give their tirsi ST
luembsrws n weoster's dancing academy Z,
psss lHoss ENJOYABLE aiis1rs ii.h,ug sb., II one S.s
III this city for sometins M,
IcSminA as" irnALk,-This evening NJ ~
Saasmaooa. o. Massachusetls, Or t;rs.: ~.
Unitedd dere S,, ct the Great Council "Si
4fore Kaos,s ostates, will have a iona
the Wiaaak WuOaak Tribe, No. g, or s this
liplevw vws,lgwam, s,sS corner Of Of Y six.h .uls
are corS;ss,s SS,ieets. The friends ogths tts
'''a'iy invited to be present. mt
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Dean, the sooner you wash your hands
OF OF the Democratic party, the better"
not fit, and the two gentlemen separated,
the one to support the party, and the
other to pursue his own way. i do not
voach, for the truth of this story, but
have heard those high in the party tell It
frequently, ana say they we're present
and heard 1t. DKMOCRAT
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Randolph Peters,
ltl1 qgtNi y e~T ar3uf ha s54..I.
Great Northern & South :
ern Nurseries,
WILMINGTON, ID ELAW ARE
jln3,.w2mos ae s.
jln3ww2mos

q l600 nm strawberry, Raspberry,
Grapes, Asparagus Roots, Peach Trees, &e.
100 selected varieties. Great American
Strawberries Largest and best. Berries2
OF. each, o In, around. BY mail, 10 for ";
100 FOR IS; 900 ior 40. Wilson Albany. Chas.
Downing, Monarch ofthe West, Kentucky,
Green Prolific, - per 1000 Capt. Jack,
Cum Deriand Triumph Sterling Jocunda
S5 per L 700. All pure, G dialogue free Gut
tb IS out John s., Collins, MoOrestowh,
New Jersey. 5.-a. jan3l-oam am
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en Interesting Case.

ie Esquire Cole, last eyenjn, /.
\ FA,neu = 10 John McNamee was arrsis- :
n cnarge T1 of adultery, pre- ferrad by
lrrv Sl ne accused was representedd
n ~ onalrpley, E.q, who contended
casa "a "aglstrate y s, had no Jurisdiction
;S'T' .omSs. as there Was no law in tSis
kuallS uiOn "a :, or statutory, imposing
{ra's ru'ss tn On the alleged offence GThs
HAL however, claimed that l,e had
Bhe si,aaas iI,a1,sa'ction and power, and
\ II N. alleged offence was a crime s
in'aass ,%e lsSs Of God and Of m Orally ,s
|ne% ui'iaed % to punish Il. He thars,,
bee D l., sle s accused go and Coats
1 ', n ny. " the advica OF his- coSnssi 6si
! to ipii pas The penalty, and was com.
on ',', , ~. An application for The
de to Ina writ Of d habeas corpus will
|shIv " Judge Judge, Wales, aad the case sar,
SS'Shs HIHi .'fF.
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|The Weather To-day.

Eiayton, D, c., Jan. 81, I A.
Dlicatioe. - For The Middle Ationtic
| cloudy weother, Nth rain or snow,
, east wiHis, falling barometer.
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fINoR CORONER. ..,-tsgi ~.
Il To the Voters OF New Caste county:
AT the solicitation OF many friends,
again offer myself as Candidste for the
ONCE of Coroner of New Castle County,
subjec TO the decision of the Democratic
Nomination, and tender my thanks for
past favors. g RICH ARD GROVES.
Wilmington, Jan. 81. ls7s---dAwtn
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$7S4,O62.O3
SOL .EO0.O
Notes outstanding, S9j

The S150,000 received for the G. s. r..
Bonds was passed to the credit of the
Water Commission appointed by the
Legislature.
There was sold s34, 10000 for the use OF
the Board of Education, but the Council
only authorizedg$26, 900, the balance So
800 was returned to the purchaser.
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SECOND EDITION
City Finances.

AND RECEIPTS DURING
" z S.,s5f. ~ n.gl THE YEAR.
The following is recapitulation of the
financial statement of the city, as pub
lIshed by the Clerk of Council, showing
the amount of expenditures and receipts
dtari nj ha uaor Q77.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1878-03-23

CLpoPAfRA's NssDL. b 70
sland o. ~ victorla smbankmoal,
q the Adelphl stsps. The objee-
tion had bscn ralsed that, although
the foundations " the cmbank.
ment wers lard In solid coacrets,
yet this rssted On : slratum of
Thanss mad and oose. % that 10
srscs ~ esslIsk wsighine With IL
sub-struelurs, about 10 tons,
would b . hazardous sxpsriment.
The snylnssr Of the board of works
replied by pointing 70 the Iron pill
lars Of the Charlng- Cross bridge,
eloss By, which had long berns >
wtlGht % each square foot d6otle
that Of the obslisk. The site was
Aaally chosen BY the board, aud
The Needle will bs plsced where lts
proportions viii not be dwarfed
By surrounding buildlngs, aud
where. = Mr.. Dixon says, tho splsn-
did gray granite Of The cmbank.
ment, the solid grandeur Of tl,s
Waterloo bridge, the distant back.
ground Of Somerset Hosse, The
river aud The Adalphi gardens,
form appropriate sarroundlngs.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1878-03-23

Mr.. Webster, n . aspeseA In ~
Up1osd 6tates Senats, I'D - ~
subject Of inslruetions:
III thsrs b ssy natlsr psnding
n this body. vhils l an : member
Of Il, In which Aassachssstts -
IN iatsrsst Of hsr ewn not advssse
70 The gsaerol interest Of The eesn-
try, I shAll passus hsr ,nstspetisas
with sladaess Of Asaxt anA VIII
Ill The sAelsncy which ] On bring
to The oecasien. But II tAs quss-
tion b o. which anects IL inlsr.
este Of al Tie other States, I shall
- moro regard Asr partieulAr
wiahes or instruetiohs than I
shona regard Tie wishes of . man
who might appoint NJ - arbitrar
tor OF referee to decide soms quss-
ton Of important private right
between Lin and his nslghbor,
and then instruct me to decide IL
his favor"
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hssee1lngs e Dsapd Il Lsvee
C1unlonleooes.


- 49, - s
eoavicts:
Il b ordered By the beasd, that
10 presideat of the. booQ1 is.Asrs.
By aatherisei ard suninwsrsd 70
contract With said J. s 1lamiltos
, Co. for H. hire Il o. hundred
neero eonvicts for ens year nom
Jsns lot PROF., to b delivered 70
board at sseA points In Tho dlstrict
y may b dsaissassd, With privk
lsgs 70 board Of renewing said
contract for ths balance Of ~
lease Of said Hamilton : Co.. o.
ths basis Of - per montA.
And n The event Of said con-
tract being made, the prssidsnt b
empowered ami directed to take
III steps ascessary 70 provide pris-
on boat. guarda. ilnplemsnts, ard
other things necessary - work said
convicts.
Whereas, tho draft Of J. II. Rob
er'son, sheriff Of Sharkey county,
upon Chads, Hamilton Z Powell,
Of New Orleans, In favor Of W. A.
Everman. treasurer, for tooaa ~,
given Inc settlenlent Of inde educss
nom said Robertson to the Board
Of Mississippi Levee Commisslon-
ers, has been protested, therefore
ordered BY the board, that the At
torneys Of this board be and they
arc hereby instructed to proceed
with the ut,nost rigor In tho collec-
tion Of said indebtedness, and that
they also institute legal proceed
ingS for the removal Of said Rob-
ertson from once.
Tho secretary and treasurer Of
the board wss Instructed to issue
40, 800 certificates Of indebted dmess,
payable out Of the construction
tax Of 1878, under authority and
requirements Of an act of the leg.
islaturo Of February, le7s. TO pay
for current construction aAd repair
Of levees. Asaa
Tho petition Of s. g. French, 8.
Archer, ct q, IN relation 70 Choc-
taw Bend lovse received, and 90
,ion deferred until The July meet.
ing. s4opf
Communication Of T. W. Bagot,
N. W. Hughes, and T. A. Burke,
rejected.
Petition Of Thomas Bernard aud
others deferred to July meeting.
The Chief Engineer was instruc-
tod to advertise for and enter into
contracts for necessary ditchlny, %
hs may deem expedlent.
The president was empowered
TO mako any bond that may be ne
cessary In the suit concerning sse-
ton u, township 10, range ..
Tho compromise authorized BY
act Of the legislature at IL recent
session, with citixens Of Sharkey
county indebted to tho board for
construction tax Of 1915, and whose
lands have been sold to The STATE
for said tax, was accepted; and tho
secretary Of the board instructed
TO 20 notify the State Auditor.
The appointment BY the presi.
dent Of Frank W. Anderson q
collector Of cotton tax for Issa.
quena county, was ratified and
a
Action apon the petition of the
Of the cotton tax was
deferred until the July meeting. :.
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OFFICE RULES.

oabseFiptlon Terms.
.lns cspy ess year. in sdvaaes. 49,
One Copy six nenths. n aavanes 2:eO
Advertising Rates.
Transient Advsgtising. One
9q0ARo, 90 1nsestion. 1l:e0
Each snhssqusnt Insestiea-. Is
rooo ~ Lo9al netices, which are
ino1Ddod under thie heods due o.
o. boobeO last puhlientloa. No proof
1aynisAed untl paid for
ouAR3x1ly. uALI-yRA1Lv AID
YBAnlY RA3u1:
Coatraetsd for at liberal Rates.
An Edltoeial Notices, except
= hen accompeniug the 6Fst insef-
tlon Of an a6ve4tsemont, viii -
ehsrRed = cents per lines Obituar
rles the same. Simple announce
ments Of deaths e NJ nrtoges lkeo.
Persons Who wish toVndulgo =
what 10 termed ''pe9sonal notice.
viii b. required 10 pay In accord.
anoe With the nature oftheirsrti.
eloo. i44t ~
ssss ron Axnouxcrxs cAxDi
For State Amd District O0ces, ~
RoR Coontr 0mces: ......... -...... 10
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- ! n,embsr a. ihis Arm. ana \.
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~ sou,herr mnrnfsc.
Iorles. and Il once c,,desvorsd a
..,iixs ,rhot had t.l,sr ,,,to ~
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asu"s 10 payment io' uo"s' n
oInt stock company Of large CAPT.
N w,aa orvamise,l and Cant. on.
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ono Of the largest and
most sagacio'is capitalist IN the
south. and the largest cotton
'lanter In the world, was enlisted
y the enterprise, and became the
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1878-03-23


rssa ~ Nv rsrA sssv.
Dr.. Graham. in 1859, was he
proprietor Of The Harrodsbufs
(Kentucky) Epson eprings, since
purchased BY the government = 1
Soldicrs' Hone. He had . favor.
its negro named Picraon, who was
the leader Of lhs colored bsad, and
and who, when not Ii tho ballroom,
or pavilion, walked about IN fault.
- 1broadeloth and Kid gloves, and
4 4 ssid would seldom talk 70 1
negro woman not four-fifths white,
and never TO negro man. In the
height ofa season, when he looked
scorm on tho donor Of = half dollar
and only smiled when the eagle
shone In gold, hs ran away. Beiug
educated, he had no diGleulty 70
write bic passes and 60 to Ohio, -
b had often bosn there bsfore.
~ went to Columbus to amuse
himself with lsgislation, aud there
hc met the Hon. Tom Corwin.
Ton salj: "Is Dr.. Graham hoye
PierDon?" ae
mo, sah, I came slone," he said.
"0ivs my love to the family,
aud especially TO Miss Ella, when
you 80 back"
II am not going back, sab, I
ruined sway.' al
Why, Pisssoul Did The doctor
strike you :"
''He never 90 forgot hlmself,"
ssid Piefson. ..,s.
"Did you get Into any troublss"
:" ! know how 70 take care Of
mysslf," said Plerson, with dig |
litys sssssre s.ess-~ss
ibid he give you enough to eat |
snd wear =" M
pierson snapped . dust mote |
from BIZ shining broadeloth, and |
eoMsultsd . gold watch, bat never |
dsigned TO reply.
Said the Hon. Tom Corvin. aol. |
emnly,
"Don't rOu know, you misgui- |
dtd nsan, inst thousands Of white |
men would look with envy Il
position not half 20 easy aud safe |
- Whist you hed froml You he'd |
had no carss; you wsrs Sed snd
clothed, and II the doctor lost his |
fortune, you would b. Just u easy |
with another rich insn, and make |
money always, Win no need 70
spend"
Pierson rspllu1 1efsvely:
Mar Ton, HAT dtuwstlon, |
wid sll ~ advantages, sss opsa 70
ron n you IKE TO So nd an r."
The by1londers fsessd, a1d Ton |
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-03-23
Haxers Hazed.

Two Of the students of Dartmouth who
were arrested for participation in the recent
disturbances at the college have added to the
charges against them the crime of escaping
from the civil authorities, thereby placing
themselves in the unpleasant and disgrace
full position OF being fugitives from JUS
tice. Under these circumstances President
Bartlett it will be seen by despatch else
where printed, has offered reward for the
return Of these young men, SO that they
may be dealt with as they deserve.
This is q proper step on his part,
for, until the rowdy element in Dart
mouth and other colleges is suppressed
in some such effective way as President
Bartlett evidently contemplates adopting,
these institutions will be of very little
value. The occurrences Of the past few
months in Princeton, Dartmouth and other
places show that at least some of our col
leges are sadly lacking in proper discipline,
and until it is applied outbreaks, hazing
and kindred barbarism will from time to
time be repeated. Leniency is great mis-
take, and no sensible parent will object to
the rigid enforcement OF whatever rules may
be necessary to maintain the good name of
q college and to keep his children out Of
example is o good one.