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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-11-14
CAPTURED HERE kRDNIHERE

Mrs. Bowers at RecreationN Wall to,
hight. baB EI3fs ss4aEf ss44f>
Judge Kuykendall Is probably de-
feated for the Dakota legislature.
Negro Gulch precinct has been heard
from It went solid for Lawyer Car
roll.
Mr.. NJ. J.. Kilcullen has been ap-
pointed deputy sheriff under T. JEFF
Carr. O
The young city attorney is prospecting
finely and is even handsomer than his
father. li
Boss Caswell, yesterday, hadthe walls
Of the lower rooms of his Oyster Bay
neatly calcimined,, ft
Messrs. Heller & Shannon will open
a law Office in Cheyenne as soon as they
can secure a suitable room.
Swan Brothers will ship thirty car
loads of cattle to-day from Cheyenne
for Chicago, and Irwin win ship fifteen
AAoAh AK Diuho.
"Who is to be Sheriff Diapers depu-
typ" is the leading question with at
least half a dozen who are anxious to
he appointed to that position.
The Indians captured at Camp Rob.
inson consisted Of about twenty-five
superannuated old reprobates and ahun-
dred or more women and children.
Mrs. Mark v. Boughton, Of Dead
wood, charged with being an accessory
in the murder of Mira CaIIjson be,po
unable to furnish bail, has been re-
handed to prison. tfJf-
W. IN scbnitoer 1n,,.a
States marshal ret,,yrsd $1,000 -
ternoon from Laramie c;tv hr;no,n,
T. IT BROWN aud n TT hi, .ho
road agents, with him.
Hon. Peter McKav vas seen on ,,o
streets again vesterdav t,r,ro tha ,an
sus. He informs ma that mo nraven,
inc p-rovidence ba viii corc,,da HE l..
bors about tire M ,nst
00Ao aOOht tLl lOlll lI1k.
Chris. HOFFMAN formerlv n res,dent ~
this citv. received $500 insurance ON
the life ~ 1her husband ,yho mo. w.
dered AZ Deadwood about ! vear .go
w.,..x p..s. - 49, sr.,,
,,a no,;aa .a,-. .,~.,r
H. - nc W."
breakfast ready We vorv m,ch foo,
the liberties Of the people exist only in
name.
n,n u....u
vo,nn m.n n,ho - -.a.,sasnn"A
retrrnad ya.,ar,au s.aas ass'.,na %n,
Grade ,-hara no 10. 49, ~.
'o.ei
S"6e6S0 Ah ~ VhAs bAdL
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The world moves and SO does the Key
City house continue to flourish, under
the management Of its present prpprie-
tor, F. NJ. Darling. 1t is the cheapest
place in the city to get good board, be-
sides being a very quiet place. There
is no liquor saloon connected with the
establishment. ~ n1OL12t
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Do not buy yeast powder or baking
powder Of short weight. A manufac-
turer who will defraud by short weight
will not hesitate to make adulterated
goods. You can always rely on Doc
ley's Yeast Powder being full weight
and strictly pure.
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Certificate for Publication.
TERRITORY OF WYOMING.
AuDITOR,S OrFIrF

CHEYENNE, Nov. 18th, 1878.
1t is hereby certified that the Faneuil
Hall insurance company, of Boston, in
the state of Massachusetts, has COM
piled with the insurance laws of this
Territory, and is authorized to transact
the business of Fire Insurance in this
Territory for the current year. s
Witness my hand and seal of office
the day and year first above written.
B fsEAL-1 q w nnwS-v
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The Presbyterian sewing society will
meet at the residence of Mr.. Chas. Clay,
Dorth Of the school building, this
Thursday afternoon, at 2 O'Clock. A
full attendance is requested.
MRS. A. R. CONVERSE, President.
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A general court martial convened at
Fort Fred Steele, yesterday, for the
trial of prisoners. The detail for the
court Is Capt. Calvin De Witt, assist
ant surgeon United States army; Capt.
w. H.. Bisbee, Lieut.. j. H. Spencer,
Lieut.. r.. H. Young and Lieut.. S. A.
Wolf, of the Fourth infantry; Lieut..
Fred. S. Calhoun, Fourteenth infantry,
and Lieut.. VIM. Gerlach, Third infant.
ry, judge advocate.
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Coming.

To-day Mrs. D. p. Bowers, the emf
nent actress, will arrive in this city and
play three evenings. She will be ably
supported by Mr.. j. C. McCollom, the
brilliant actor, and the well known
Forester troupe. 1t
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$500
were as wild Indians along the Pacific
as are in any part of the Country now
a-unys. / bring to mind two tribes
who happened to fall into good hands,
and to-day scarcely q farming commu-
nifty in the country is more industrious
and thrifty; more well behaved and
law-abiding than they are. One Of
these tribes is the Simcoes, and the
other the Warm Springs"
The great mistake made is to COM
mence to administer to their spiritual
wants before securing their physical
wants. An Indian whose whole life is
given to the problem of how to li-e and
how TO protect himself froEi the aggres-
sions Of others, wants something more
than mere assurance Of the benefits
arising from adopting nj religion. 1t
is hard to get an Indian to adopt our
religion on an empty stomach. An
Indian would have a poor opinion Of u
God who couldn't keep his belly full.
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For Sale.

At a reduced price; n fine close car
rage in perfect repair. Inquire Of
Col. V. X. HART,
nov126t Fort ID. A. Russell.
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A large assortment of clocks ut
ZEHSER, JACKSON Il BUEcHNER's'
oc19tf
Lost.

On the 14th day of October, 1873,
one chestnut sorrel horse, 1G hands
high, branded 1 c on left hip, also r Y
on right shoulder, with harness marks.
Ten dollars reward will be paid for the
return of the same to Hannifin & Ryan,
Sixteenth street. nStf
Cheyenne, Nov. 9th, 1875.
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Carpets selling low down, and stock
very large at
oc27-tf WARREN's, 10th street.
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Go to Oleson, 1927 Ferguson street,
for painting, papering glazing, calcim-
lining, granting, etc. Satisfaction or
no pay Is his motto. o9ttf
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Fresh oysters at
sci II DyER's HOTEL.

A large stock Of breech and muzzle
loading shot-guns at the Wyoming
Armory. aug21-3m
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Seats 400. Stage 2Ox3O, scenery.
Apply to Joslin & Arnold. jy3-tf
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For RENT: The large two-story
house formerly known as the Union
Pacific house, on Fifteenth street. IN
quIre Of T. NJ. Fisher. s10tf
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New and Used Furniture I.

J. I. Gates will pay the highest cash
prices for HOUSEHOLD GOODS, and
sell NEW and USED FURNITURE at
Very close margin, every day, until his
entire stock is closed out. o15eodtf
Subscribe for THE LEADER.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

OBJ 5iidi1s CHICAGO, Nov. IL.
en' CATTLE.
Receipts, $500; shipments, 240. Mar
ket unchanged; native steers, SO. FOG
4.25; feeders and stockers, 81. 400 80;
butchers steady; cows, 80. 0093.50;
bulls, 50. 00@2.70; steers. S3.O094OO.
Receipts, 200. Market lower at
SO. 70@3.10.
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For first class watch work go to
ZEHNER, JACKSON & BUEonNER's.
oc19tf
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For SALE-A corner lot, 68x122 IT,.
on Sixteenth street, at a bargain. In
quire at the LEADER office. n12-6t
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The only first-class barber shop and
bath house in Cheyenne, is kept by w.
J. Hardin, under Dyer's hotel. my1-Sm
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II you want a bird cage o. any de-
scription Of bird furniture, go to War
ren's. oct27-tf
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For gloves and neckwear go to Po-
lacks. noyl3 II
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Christ Kapp keeps a fine restaurant
next door to the Masonic Temple, on
10th street. oct1-tf
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Thomas A, Maxwell Commits
Suicide by taking Strychnine.
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All kinds of arms and ammunition
1t the Wyoming Armory. aug21-3m
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The most exquisite novelties in Spode,
Dresden, Majolica and Bohemian ware,
also in fancy decorated China and en-
graved glass. Everybody invited to
examine. oc27-tf
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We refer to the beautiful stock of
new goods being opened out at War
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Is the largest and best Weekly pub
ished In the Rocky mountain region.
Send s2.5O for / year; $1.50 for G
months; or 81 for 3 months, to
LEADER PRINTING Co,
dtf Cheyenne. Wyo.
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PERSONAL.

Doc. Hayford returned home yester.
day.
Geo. B. Simpson, ESQ.,, returned yes
terday from Omaha.
Q. M. Dunbar returned to Laramie
City yesterday afternoon.
Lieut.. Dustin, of the Fourteenth in.
fantry, was on the west bound passen-
ger train yesterday, en- route for his
station at Salt Lake City.
Mrs. d. p. Bowers, Mr.. J. C. McCol-
lam and the Forester troupe at Recre-
alton Hall tonight. Mrs. Bowers as
"Julia" In the Hunchback. 1t
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GEo. G. RATES. W. D. cARLTLK.
BATES & cARLILE.

A TToRNEYS and Counseiors Mt Law. ONCE
n 5Gs Lariimer street, rooms II and ~, SEQ
ondfioor. VIII practiceHn all the courts OF
Colorado and Wyoming. Special attention
TO mining ~litigatfon: the :examinafion and
certificafion Of mining titles: collections
and Investment of money. JelldGm
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For fine watch repairing
jyl0-dly d. MILLER, 18th street
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Fresh oysters at
sell IT DYER's HOTEL.
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cause of the death Of Thomas A. Max
well, do find that the deceased came to
his death from the effects or strychnine
administered by his own hand, in room
10, Dyer's hotel, on the morning of
November Is, 1873. And we further
find, that the said act was accomplished
by him with intent to commit suicide.
8. II. WooD, foreman.
A. ADAMsKY,
d. l. GRIFFrTH,
J. W. MURRAY,
JOHN H. BISHOP,
JOHN T. CHAFFIN.
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The inqsesi-vsrdict Of the Coroner. Jury.
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Territorial Auditor Of Public Accounts
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For underwear go to Polack's.
nOy13tf

For underwear on m polack,s
noy1etf -at
For bovs, and vontbs, cloth;no oo 10
polack,s. noe bag o nnviatf
=
sci tt DYER,s HOTEL.
--
~" '.p' anu iahoy cloc"e'y
glassware, amps etc., where you can
get q strlctiy nrst class article at low
The daily gazette., 1878-04-12
APRIL I.t h. 1878.

JOHN SHERMAN gave to the New York
brokers a large sum of the peoples
yesterday. Gold had been down to 1908
for several days and at l:15 it was sold at
1901; notwithstanding this Sherman
bought 100000 for which he paid, we
are told, 1014. The arrangement is re-
ported thus:
"The Secretary of the Treasury COM
pleted, at New York, yesterday, his ne
gotiations for the placing of $4,000, 900
Il per cent. bonds for resumption pur-
poses. The contract is made with the last
syndicate, who take the bonds at par, ac-
crued interest and II per cent. premium
in gold. The syndicate will take 0,O00,-
600 of the bonds Immediately, and 81, ,000,-
900 each month for the balance of the
year"
That is the government sell the bonds
for 4 per cent. but pay a premium of II
per cent. and also pay the interest from
June Both last added making we pre-
sumo about nine per cent. In addition
the syndicate are allowed the privilege of
taking only $4,000, 600 of bonds now, and
S5,0O0,000 each month during the year
so that if gold goes down to par the syn
dicate gets 1013 for the whole fifty millions
while 1t only pays 1909 per cent. for ten
millions, and the forty millionsit will get
for forty millions of silver dollars, deliv-
cred no doubt fresh from the mint as fast
as 1t is coined, or if they please forty mil
lions of greenbacks frtsh from the print
ing press. Thus tile accommodating
Secretary furnishes lis friends with the
means to buy the very gold he pays them
Tor. But no matter; the people are taxed
Tor the money thus gwen away, and the
Secretary Will no doubt reap golden re-
wards IN the good Il me coming, from
muniiicent gifts equalhng some of the
salaries paid by the Credit Mobilier
Forced resumption is thus costing us a
pretty heavy sum, whereas the natura
result would be resumption in a few
months if the Resumption bill is repealed
and the S5,O00,000 OF Sl0,000,00O givel
yesterday to the brokers would have beeI
in great part saved.
Well, Washington i. so internal corrupt
that the sooner the vi hole crew is swep
out the better.
The daily gazette., 1878-04-12
PER. .SONAI.

Peter Cooper only owns up to s5.O0o.-
o00 but he is duitecontented
EN-lioss Tweed IS very i'll, and begins
10 rt'h%e That the wages OF sin is death.
-, y Mrs, Marshal Swayne, Of Kcnnett
square, has modcled a bust of Blyard
Taylor.
Professor Goodwin Smith will shortly
return to Canada. He will leave FIrIanI
next Monday. ''''''
Mr.. Edward p. clark. ,nopoo,no, o,1,tor
Of the Spridgticl1 RcD,,Ji;c0D7 hgs bseu
traVelinp in the South '''1'
Edwin Dickinson, brother of Arno
and a Methodist preacher ofsama. jiAtimc .ti,,,S
tion, is dying at iittston. ''''''' ~
General Grant will dine with tbo Kin,
and Queen of Italy to-lnorroNv and III
leave Rome on Monday. wa
Senator Thurman is the last nub1io mo-,
reported to be extremely fond nf h.,
so fond that he reads the Latin n".
very evening before retiring.
The daily gazette., 1878-04-12

THE NEW YORK METHODIST, of April
9Th, makes a rather unusual alluson to
politics which we copy below. 1t says:
-"There is certainly remarkable con-
utlon of things when an Administration
is habltually assailed and misrepresented
by Its own party. The Presidents sland-
erers are of his own political household.
We speak advisedly. Last week eX-
Congressman SchotiGld, of PennSy ylvania
was offered the Registershlp of the Trea-
sury. While 1t was an open and doubt
full question whether he would or not
accept, some Pennsylvania congressman
called on the President and Secretary
sherman to urge the appointment of
some other man. They We're courteously
received and heard 1t happened that
Mr.. Schotield accepted the office. Then
the unhappy political organs got out a
false report that the President and Sc
Lcretary had the acceptance of Mr.. Scho-
neld ia their hands when the courteous
hearing was given to the friends oi
another candidate. Doubtless there art
Democrats capable of such fnendacity
but 1t is a curious fact that all such dirty
JOBS are now done for the ''outs" by the
"ins." Nearly every nomination is ac
companed by demonstration of this
sort; and the only case in which the
charges have been proved was one in
which the appointee was promptly re.
moved. The Presidents selections for
ofhce have been urconmonly good, but
fney have been outs Idle Of the rings"
The daily gazette., 1878-04-12
PUBLIC &4LES.
Public Sale,

ny virtue Of q Landlords Wa
me directed, viii be exposed a, nm.ssrran,. 10
~ me farm In the tenure of uolic SAX,
dec ased, In New Castle hnna',.uler Beck
Castle County. on nunufed, New
FRIDAY, APRIL 18th ,s-.
Az 10 O'Clock, a. m, the foliowing
personal property, TO VIII. uescflbsi
~ acres OF wheat In the 0ro,,,,
iarm horses colts, two wears oiS gOOi
2yearlings, bull, 6 shoats. mnu u' 2coss
chine. reaper and com bined rUmllg ro"g ma
cart horse cart, farm wagon ,na.er "aower lOI
on, ,deai born, drill, ian. corn sbeIaEA baa Key wag
RI ke, lot OF poultry, 100 busne,s eT "i >, u hOfa
OF pork. lot of grain bags, 30 no., y, corn, ,a
lot OF plants, plows, Harness IL, 9,a sa,l,
pans, churns. and many other ar,,o ol mix
here enumerated. aiticles lg
TERM S.-A credit of seven p,on,
se given by the purchaser giving i.ns will
able note with Interest addeI oahi'
Seized and taken In execution or
lords warrant, to me directed. a. a." a. ana.
perty OF Walter Beck, deceased a,iH ule pie
sold by /. H, FOT S ,i alid 10 bs
sale positive, and the widow an1 1'agle' aye
OF deceased invite all persons IN a,,ai ,,llgads
she Intends TO discontinue farmIna a''eld as
New Castle, April 5th, ISIS.
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TRUSTEES SALE
REAL ESTATE

ny virtue OF the power given in tb.-,
OF Henry +. Finegan, Jr., deceased 'iu iI. a.l
deIslgned, Trustees, will expose ta ,ai. ~. "
pubIlc auction, at the Auction Hoomg
Merrlck a Drake, in the Masonic EaI
The Ciy OF Wilmington, on "' IL
TUESDAY, the 10th day of April =,
AT II O'Clock. a. m, the following de,o,,
Real Estate, situated in the CITY Of WT
mington: ""'|
No. /. A lot of land with a tbrea,,.
brick house, thereon erected, being Nn I!
washington street, situated on the east, Il
side OF Washington street, between n! |
and Sixth streets, with n front of nina.-
feet on Washington street. and run9',
back with that width one HUNDRED !
Twelve feet TO Willing street.
No. 2. A lot of land with five tu O.er
brlck houses thereon erected, being h
ll33, 1l35, 1881, 1l3J and llil, Chestnul h.
situated on the northerly side OF Cbes1
street above Franklin street. The lol M
about sixty-seven feet In front aud A.
10 feet deep. This piece of property w
divided into five lots, and each lot VIII
the house on IL will be sold separately
No. 3. A lot OF land situated on the "
corner of Broome and Seventh slnet,
the said City with a front of sixty.olf,s
on BrOome street and running back w,b
that width along Seventh street one hun
dred and fifty feet.
No. 4. A lot of land in said CITY, shua,AI
on the N. w. corner of Fourth and FraasI
lin streets, with "A front Of one hundrell h,
on Fourth street, and one hundred AMI
twenty feet on Franklin street.
No. b. A lot OF land situated on the WI
corner of Franklin and Fifth streets II
said City, with front of one hundred ani|
ten feet on Franklin street, and one hun.
dred ieet on Fifth street.
No. q. A lot of land situated on the south
erly side of Front street, IN said CITY al
the distance of forty feet westerly from In
westerly side of Franklin street, thenc|
southerly parallel with Franklin sired
one hundred and ten feet TO the nOrthefy|
side of Reed street at fifty feet wide, thence|
along Reed street westerly fiityOne lee, Y
thence northerly parallel with Franklil|
street one hundred and ten feet 10 It'd
southerly side of Front street. and theaca|
thereby easterly fifty-one feet 10 the Placs
OF beginning. This lot will be divided 10
TO three lots of seventeen feet each.
NOT. A lot of land on the westerly SID
| OF Heala street at the distance Of one hu1I
| dred and twenty feet from lie sOutnHl
side of Avenue A, at a corner Of land A1
of Passmore IL. Mitchell with iTOld
| forty feet on Head street. and Tallll
| feet SIX iHches.
Terms at sale. p. n. BRENNN
VICTOR DCPVN
7. M. OGLE, Auctioneer. IrlAe
aprl-2lawtaplU-td I'd
The daily gazette., 1878-04-12

"Grasping a half filed glass of Rhein
wine in his left hand" This is the Ian
1uage of the Ecel,inq Post. 1t is the way
in which Bayard Taylor appeared yes
terday, according to the Post, on board
the steamer Holsatla, when about to
leave the wharf. There is nothing in
ancient or modern history as ridiculous
is Mr.. Bayard Taylor's career since
Hayes gave him an office in Germany
". j. sun
The daily gazette., 1878-04-12

A forward season brings Its fruits.
Nlty and country alike are already en-
Toying the usual gifts Of May. In tho
suburbs many gardt ms are gay and frag-
nant, and wild wood flowers are in
bloom. In the city many articles are to
De mad at usually 10 " prices. Thus, eggs
are drug in the market, and the finest
State and jersey sell for eleven cents a
dozen.
The daily gazette., 1878-04-12
CHIMES Of NORMANDY
A Handsome Seven-Shot
REVOLVER,

CILVER-PLATED, for SO 80, with one
- months ammunition free. We will
send to any address The above, securely
packed in neat case, with 100 cartridges, !,
upon the receipt of $3.50. The revolver
cannet be bought in any store in thu United
states Tor less than 81 20, say nothing of the
ammunition. For circular, enclose 3 cent
stamp. Terms, 81 10 in advance to insure
sale. The balance c. y. ID. Every pur-
chaser has the privilege of examining be-
fore paying for 1t, and If 1t is not as we rep
resent it. do not take 1t, but return to us =
To every five (5) Revolvers sent to one adj
dress, we present an extra one. Revolver
free TO all who will act as agents. Address,
stating where you saw this,
| CHARLES Il. EDW ARDS d CO.,
Importers of Novelties.
ap10-dly s0i Filbert ST., Philadelphia.
The daily gazette., 1878-04-12

NJ OTICE.- Having resumed the practice
IN of law in New York, | shall be happy
TO attend to business there FOL Wilmington
parties. / am in New York from the 10Th
OF each month to the 18th of the next
month; in Wilmington, the 10th to 18th of
each month.
CHAMPION BISSELL,
Cor. 7th Il Market. Wilmington.
apS-15teod 90 Warren St.. New York.
The daily gazette., 1878-04-12

Governor Carroll, OF Maryland, has
forwarded TO the Maryland senators and
representatives the Blair resolutions
passed by the Maryland Legislature,
with the request that they be presented
to Congress. The resolutions, it ~ said
VIII be submitted to the Senate and
House. Mr.. Blair, who still mai ntains
that his scheme will succeed, saws The
bill to give the supreme court lurisdic-
ton OF the subject is ready.
The daily gazette., 1878-04-12

NJ QTICE.-I, Martin f.. Keougn, do here
IN by give notice that shall apply to the
Judges OF the Court of General Sessions OF
The Peace and Jail Delivery of the State of
Delaware, in and for the county of New
Castle, ON Monday, the 9Th day of May
next, being the first day of the May term
a. d., 1873, for license to keep an Inn or
Tavern, known as the Black Horse Hotel
>. w. corner of Front and Justison streets
FIRST Ward of the city of Wilmington, To
sell intoxicating liquors in less Quantities
than one quart, to be drunk on The prem
ises and the following respectable citizens
recommend this said application, TO wit:
Nm yne, Jacob kisnle,
Henry Bradley, Lawrence Kiernan.
Daniel Melarkey, William Richie,
James l. Dickinson, Henry Lingo,
ID B Cummings, John Yetter,
WIN u Glenn, Samuel Moulton, Jr.,
John Caldwell, Michael Lally,
John Murphy, Jacob McCardIe
Dennls Bradley, Daniel McUueker,
Caleb Miller, Patrick Lally,
~ MS Simon Glatts,
Chas Mullln. Patrick Hughes,
marx Francis c Kelly,
S,1t mo S1aidweil, wit. Francis Kelley,
aprl0. 3t* MARTIN r. KEOJIGH
The daily gazette., 1878-04-12
NOTICES..

nj Office - The following named gentle-
~ men, having complied with the reso-
luton OF the Democratic County Commit
tee, of March Sth, 1873, are hereby endorsed
by authority of said com mmittee, as oandi-
dates TOR sheriff and Coroner. at the COM
ing nomination election, Gentlemen COM
plying with the terms OF said resolution.
on or before the 15tn day of this month
W II be added to this list
FOR SHERIFF.
John Pyle.
Purnell j. Lynch.
Robert q. Justis.
Henry NJ, Barlow.
benjamin +. Townsend.
Francis Duggan.
Giles Lambson.
William Is. Mccoy.
FOR CORONER.
Stephen j. Gilbert.
Jesse James.
David Hughes.
Jacob Butz.
James A. Plunkett.
Hugh McGovern,
Martin Keogh.
Andrew C. Alexander.
Dr. Henry G.. Snitcher.
Andrew McClain.
Edward H. Foster.
Andrew j. Brown.
Samuel -. Adams.
Hugh Mclaughlin.
BY order oi the Committee.
JOHN O'BYKNE, Chairman.
JOHN IL. Publ. Secretary. apstjes