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1878 rEr ST. 1878

1910 PENNsILxaNrA 1878
TO THE NORTH. VEST VET AND soyrrwrs-
s.J,-nxIn cs:ete 1rsca, Ssee! sesis,
rv,,.x,-.vyUSE 10Th, ls7s:
corner OF sixth and strsets, as follows: p01
For PittsbuIs and the West. to:Io a rn. os,ly.
from fttsbure g Cnsnns ina 81 slSfs aD, c .na
Chicago; 7:so Pm. daily, with Fasaoe Car o
RALTLMoKH AND POTOMAC RAIL,so.,
VIII cs q ~ w ss,lk; s1i sSs
S:io n: dsly, except a sund.s and Eimir Of
E Ss q m FSl EssSs 81 Ss s .ssssasa
Pa. es Sss Sway VSlH ana N. r..t I'm 60
SsPs su1 20 . wsh Sleeping Ss5. nom ash
q S' o.ss
transfer g FULTON street, avoiding double fsS.
f% h - NJ SO 8 III; :
Aec ON 90 f "., nIst,mors ses $50 n.
For PSpss diest Line. s: aS e s n. sna
eIospt sunday. " "' 9Aais'
E1SSExSr 49, Atss922ssfbssslk a YES
FOR AleIandr1a. Q, ., 3, s:iS. 10. IL ANIL,
49, az = ~, 80 1p. m. On SUNDAY Il cid Am.
For RiehmOnd sna the South, les /. nc. and
rr,;n. ~ i.. S,aT SiO m 6.iy except sano.S
Sandy Il md q. ts1 md sS . ) a.
sssn: aRs sss: ss:s
81 ooen9 q 1hirtoenh 0treef ana Pennssivsnia
uivsnn Svenue, and q the dGp0t, where ordsSs
nn 9 lset TOT tie checking Of b6ssaSs % dsGtna-
RRkakk r hHA6SnHR &C., - A Sssss
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TwEED'S SUMNER HoME.-I was at Green.
witch, Ct. the other day, where w. M. Tweed
had his summer home. 1t is sad sight to
gone to ruin. The grounds have fallen into
decay. An air of neglect is on everything.
The mansion Is closed. There is no money 70
overgr0wn. The fine lamps are broken and
dismanteled. The costly stables are deserted.
All that shared his prosperity seem to share
his dOWnfaI.-[Nel0 York Letter.
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CITY ITEMS.

LETTER AND BILL HEADS, Cards, Envelopes,
SC, supplied and printed. Milans & Wilkins,
SOB It'll street.
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PosTPONEMENr. The excursion of the
steamer John w. Thompson, which was to
have taken place on Tuesday evening last. il
postponed until Tuesday. the 10th Instant !
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MOONLIGHT EXCURSION
ANlBY WASHINGTON LODGE No. G. LON
To Marshall Hall.
On the last and safe steamer stCity 49,
of w aShington,'' @S3sS5
FRIDAY EVENING, August 16.
Corcelt snd dancing. No liquor sod On boat
Tickets, gentleman and one lady, so cents: each
additional lady Is cents. For sale at the 'okstore
of Mians & Wilkins; cigar stores of c. w. Hal
235 pennsylvania ave. n.w., and Emmett p. Bum
the boat.
Beat leaves 7th-street wharf at I'm. and re-
turns at g. m. ChSriots chartered to convey pas
SengerS to all parts of the city for 10 cents au133t
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A VOTE was taken id Cincinnati yesterday
on the question of issuing s., 00lG90 bonds for
completing the Cincinnati southern railroad
and for confirming the contract to com )lete
the road The total vote cast was 26,6i9 ma
jority in favor of the measure 800.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued TO
vance L. curtis and Julia A. Brooks; Jere-
iaraa Aien Lane and Man cha Cook E. j. Singer
1 sAn1 ana Euen Cart; Wallace II. Jones and
Alyina m. Senter: Lewis G. Leigh and Annie
Smith, both Of Fairfax county Viroinia
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KNOCKED Down AND ROBBED. Cham
berlain, an Engiishman, from Bridgeport,
Conn.,, was knocked down and robbed OF so
in Meriden, Conn, last evening. One leg was
dislOcated at the knee and his head badly cut
The robbers eScaDed
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THE GRANDEST EXCURSION

- Ut SEANUN
Oxford. MARYLAND, august 20. 1878.
Fofty-iwo miles - Anna 80 rss5Sszz.sr-sssyl
polls via the b. 4 o. K. r., -
and 30 miles ride down the
Chesapeake Bay TO oxford, on the spen I'D steamer
SAMUEL j. PENTI,
remaining four hours for boating, fishing and
ing. Returning, stop one hour at Annapolis.
Leave Washington q. m. returning at y. m.
Tickets S2.25. Children under II years half price.
For sale at Brad. Adams stores, Ferguson's s,
l:ennSylvania ave. east: Oldberg's, 81 and East
derCt. gr
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SHES! SILKS, S1LKs.-ImmenSe assor mant
OF silks cheap; splendid black silks 81 im-
mense assortment of colOred silks: all the
dark and light shades OF cOlOred silks check I'd
silks. Carters, Ill Market Space. Bunting,
pure wool, all cOlOrS. Csc. all cOlorS black
tdamaSSe) silk grenadines at cost; black silks
G5 IS. Sic 81 81 6-ddrt
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GRAND EXCURSION.

GRAND EXCURSION.
FORTRESS MONROE, NORFOLK AND THE
CAPES.
On the Floating Palace Steamer
LOUISE, OF BALTIMORE,
THURSDAY, AUGUST 18TH, 1878.
hOUH6 81 30.
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WHAT THEY CALL ACCIDENTAL SHOOT
ING )" IN GEoKGIA.-.At l a. m. Tuesday Eila
Chase, woman Of extraordinary PHYSIQUE,
bed, at the side of her husband, w. II. Chase,
at Savannah, Ga. by the discharge of pistol,
which he states at her request he gave her to
examine The bali entered her left ear, pro
ducing instant death. The verdict OF the
cOrOner's jury was accidental shooting
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ETNHE PLEASURE BOAT NELLIE will
i make regular trips 70 &REATSsk&s-.c.ifTA
FALLS hereafter on TUESDAYS, E<XSHz.9
THURSDAYS, SATURDAYS and SDNDAlS-
lOur times aWe6k-commencingt tomorrow, Aug.
9Th, leaving Congress st. bridge. Georgetown, at
O'Clock m. Fare soc. For charter on other days.
Apply at the Boat, or at Auction Store corner of
Bridge and Cong, ess sts.. &eorgetOwn. aug8
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SLEEPING ACCOMMODATIONS FREE.

Blk hours at Fortress Monroe for Bathing, Fish
lag, Rowing and Sight 9eing. Am CO.
PIE time at Norfolk to visit all points =
of interest. The LOUISE win
leave 18th street wharf THURSDAY, August 18th,
Tickets ct Whltaker's, 941 Pa. ave. !; Thomp.
sons, 70S 18th ST.. Aoore's, corner 18th st. and
Pa. ave. Majors corner 7th and II sH; Ballau-
tyne's, 18th st.; Gilman's. 627 Pa. ave- RObt.
Reaifs, 496 Pa. ave. Proprietor OF the Miles
House caterer. auC1O-. n
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ANOTHER FATAL FAMILY FEUp.-A dis.
patch from Timmonsville, S. c., last night,
says: "a. f. WoOdham shot and killed his
miles from that place, Tuesday. The ditlicul1y
grew out of a family difference which impIi.
Gates large number Of the name, aud much
fear is apprehended that the result will be
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A MINISTER DRFENDs HMsRLF.-Rsv. C. 81.
Coon, state missionary of Maryland school
miles from Hagerstown, Md, last Wednesday
night, whilst driving along the public high
way. They ordered Mr.: Coon to get out of his
the men attempted to get In. when Mr.. Coon
struck him on the head with the loaded handle
Of carriage whip, telling him to the ground.
Of Mr.. Coon to shoot him, and the latter then
drove of without further interruption.
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.ATHS! LUMBER LATE
CHEAP LUABER.
CHEAPER LATHH,

Cargo LATHs just arrived. Can ana buv vnue
On wharf and nve cost OF hauling to yard
nsmsmbs. DISCOUNT for cash down on any
pubnshsd price LIST Ct
kUxBBR YARD AND EASE WlRRBo1sE
1aO4 ". SMITH,
~ 1e0 y. . q. =. II. Deps6
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RAILROADS.
No THE WHITE MOUNTAINs

ITO THE WHITE MOUNTAINS
Take the NEW YORK, NEW HAVEN ana
HARTFORD RAILROAD
l! DAY y ~ EXPRESS TRAIN ~
Central Depot, New York, and thus
SAVE SEVEN HOURS, TIME AND SEVENTY
MILES TRAVEL,
ana go through from New York to the Mountains
by daylight In II hours.
Tickets and further information can be ohtaine,
IN ashlngton at ONCE OF the Baltimore ana Poto-
niac nAnroeu. augl4 LIN
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SELECT EXCURSION
10 PINEY POINT AND POINT LOOKOUT,
Under the auspices OF the Young
Peoples Association of GH@h

THE FOURTH PRESBY rERIAN CHURCH
steamer Jare Mnselfy viii leave 9Th street wharf
TUESDAY, AUGUST O., 1873, at O'Clock r.m.,
reaching Point Lookout at daybreak. atfording
parties sufficient time for bathing, boating and
grabbing; returning 70 Piney Poiat, remstnng
uni until time for starting home. reaching Washing
Tickets, only 81: children half price: to be OBJ
Lined from the e. mmittee, r: J: Murray, 32l
and Frees bookstore. r street. opp. Ebbtt House,
and VIM. Ea 'antyne 4 Son: Whitaker & Son.
White, e. G.. Davis. r. 8. GartrelI. Nourse's
drug store, 9th and r, Majors, Thompson's.
Duckett'S, Mrs. Whiting s bookstore, Bridge ST..
Georgetown. Good music has been engaged ior the
occasion. Statsro for sale at Frees bookstore
street, opp. Ebbitt House. Cal early and secure
q room. aug15 1ot
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RUNAWAY CoUPLEs-The Alexandria Ga
zelte OF last evening says: The cheap excur
Sons from Richmond to this city and Wash
lngton are almost invariably taken advantage
MAJ thoughts intent, and VINO, either cannot
prevail on cruel parents to give their consent,
OF or are trammeied by some Of the numerous re.
wealth surround the issuing of Iicenses Thew
generally find their way to Washington. where
nEensss are iss9ea without much ado
ferdav Wss as IKE Inc excursion party yes
having been issued to Peter N. Jackson. irs
and ReSsla Hopkins, and Robert lanes and
Mary Holmes, all Of Richmond. anu
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SELECT EXCURSION
- On STEAMER LADY OF THE LAKE,
FOR THE BENEFIT OF
ST. DOMINIC'S SCHOOLS,
tUnder the auspices OF st. DOminic's Division OF
the Young Catholics Friend Society,"
SATURDAY, August "a, 1878.
Leave Sixth-street wharf at 10 .. ~H-~
M, and return Sunday at Ii p. m.
Tickets, $1.6O.
State rooms may be engaged at the Store of Geo.
Il. Petty, sos Seventh street northwest. on aud
after Monday, August 10. ala 2w
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TAKE notice.
BEST OF THE SEASON,
PLATE.P RINTERS' UNION
GRAND FAMILY EXCURSION TO
FORTRESS MONROE AND THE CAPES,
CTouching at Piney Point going and returning.)
Steamer JANE MOSELEY will -
leave Sixth street wharf SATUR- EA4ah-N
DAY EVENING, Aug. IL, 1873,
at O'Clock, returning Monday, Aug. 10, at 8
a. IN. Sleeping accommodations for all,
State-rooms can be engaged at Office OF Steam
boat Com laDy. n. NJ. Bank, Fifteenth st. n. W.
e antleman'S ticket, 81; Lafyis ticket, 81 90:
Children under twelve years free.
Tickets can be had from the members OF the
sion. ale Ct
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OLD CLOTHING, Ac.-L. RlCE dea.w in
&C., 023 It'll street. southwest, oeRs gro0f hoTK1ins
He pays the highest prices In Cash Tor tho several
20. nOV6-W
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Mr.. JULIUS ENGLE, of Baltimore, accused of
tic in his house, had a hearing, and the deputy
states attorney, being convinced that there
was not the slightest foundation for the
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have RQrper'S Monthly. Appleton's Journal
and Godeg's Lddy's Book; from Robert Beall,
hdrIer's Monthly; from ShillingtOn, Hdrper's
M0nttty, all for September: and from 4. W.
July. -"'
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GRAND SELECT EXCURSION
" TO RICHMOND, VA,
Under tie auspices o. the
YOUNG CATHOLIC FRIENDS SOC,Y
On the occasion of the
CONSIDERATION OF FATHER KEANE.
Train leaves Baltimore and Potomac depot at IL
O'Clock m. SATURDAY, @--ssfsssz=--r-7
k kie9;n "a; re a,n,ogss lsave
Sunday. Aug. Is. Tickets for round trip. 30 So
Children between and IL years half price. This
tTan WIZ consist OF Hrst-clsss coaches only. Tex
stores. and at the Depot.
Sleeping cars attached. aupSo
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DALACE STEAMER LOUISE.
THE EXCURSION OF THE SEASON

[IAIACE STEAMEH LOUISE,
L THE EXCURSION OF THE SEASON!
washington to Baltimore by Water 32O
Miles, for so Cents.
Inc palace steamer LOUISE will leave Stephen.
MONDAY MORNING, Aug. 18TH. Esa4k@E
at 9a.m.. for Baltimore, stopping
at Point Lookout from to 8 O'Clock ~ m for
gathing and fishing, arriving in Baltimore 6 a. m.
each. - 0ND"'
Tickets limited,
The Managers reserve the right to refuse any OBJ
jectionable person, ~ "
Tickets and staterooms may be obtained from
STEPHENSON 4 BRO, Managers
Office corner 18th st. and Penna ay
ang6-9I And 7th-st wharf
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NARROW ESCAPE FROM DROwNING.-Yester
day afternoon, Frank Church, a lad about ten
years OF age, son of z. q. Church, OF the Treas
ury department., had a narrow escape from
drowning. MIR. Church and his family were
among the passengers on the steamer Harbiu-
ger, which made an excursion to Nanjemoy.
pier under the wharf, Frank slipped aud fell
into the river. Captain Gregg, of the Harbin-
ger, jumped in and rescued the boy just as he
was sinking the third time, and brought him
were not aware of his perilous situation until
the affair was all over
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GAS FIXTuREs.-Uver TWO hundred vari-
cites in 2. g. 4, and II lights, at prices to suit
the times. at Hamilton's, Y. NJ. c. A: build
ing. 7.31eO2:
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THE SCHUETZENFEsT.-Am meeting OF the ex.
cutlye committee OF the Washington Schuet-
night. The report of the subcommittee on
the recent festival was submitted, showing the
receipts to have been q, sol. 81, and the expen.
The surplus last year was over 5000. A sui
committee, consisting of Simon Wolf, J. T.
Nogt, II. Springsguth, Chas. Ebel and G.. J.
Seufferle, was appointed to draw up a full
report of the fest and have 1t printed. Forty
one new members were enrolled.
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REPEATING A FEARFUL ACCIDENT.-J0hn
GIiffths, son of a county commissioner of De.
kalb county, Ind, fell on the railroad track
in drunken stupor and had his head ttken
off by train. The next day party Of young
proceeded to get drunk. One of the party
named Samuel Bideler repeated Grifith's ex-
The daily gazette., 1878-01-11

QUAKER REMBEZZLERs.-ltis is said that
Cyrus Cadwalader, who is now in Moya-
mensing prison, undergoing sentence fer
the most heartless embezzlement of the
period-the old Franklin Savings Bank
swindle, which has beggared thousands
Of poor women, is Quaker. His partner
in the matter was another Friend, Jacot
Shannon, against whom a decree of thu
Circuit Court of the United States fol-
the Eastern District of Pennsylvania, wa
entered about week ago, for over ST.
100000, as one of the defaulting mana
gers Of the Franklin Savings Fund.
The daily gazette., 1878-01-11
CONGRESS-.

Congress reassembled yesterday, both
houses having quorum. In the Senate
Mr.. Edmunds presented a join resolution
proposing an amendment to the consti-
tuition of the United States prohibiting
States from making appropriations for
sectarian purposes. Mr.. Conkling offer
ed resolutions of inquiry, which were
adopted, in regard to the facts connected
with the restoration to the army roll of
Benjamin 2. Runkle, and DR.. Draper to
the naval roll. A resolution, offered by
Mr.. Sargent, for session on Saturday to
hear the advocates OF woman's rights,
was voted down, and the Senate then ad-
jonrned until Monday next.
In the House 205 members answered
the roll call. The first bust ness was the
resolution reported by Mr.. Wood prior
TO the recsss directing investigation to be
made into the management of the sever
al departments of the government.
Mr.. Hale offered substitute, provid-
ing that whenever any committee of the
House asks for extraordinary powers for
the purpose of investigating the conduct
Of any government officer, the charges
on which such demand is based shall be
presented in writing, with name of such
officer charged and statement of the
charges, the same to be accompanied by
statement in writing, signed by one or
more members OF the House, that he has
or they have reason to believe the facts
set forth in the charge.
After long debate, the substitute was
adopted by a vote of yeas ITO. nays 80
the republicans voting in the affirmative
An amendment was also adopted in.
structing the committee on public ex,
penditures TO Investigate and report up
on the expenditures af the various in
vestigatiDg committees of the 44th Con.
gres. Pending further action on the res
olution as anne ended, the House adjourn
ed until to-day.
The daily gazette., 1878-01-11

CoNKLlNGIsN.-We do not know
Senator Conkling and would not utter
anything derogatory TO his personal char
acter. But We think that every honest
politician and every citizen ought to scpat
and spit upon Conklingism, which now
sinks the whole Republican party to the
level of personal machine to elevate
Mr.. Conkling again to the Senate it
does not stop here. But Conklingism
means the use cf the whole legislative
branch of the government and the Execu-
tive branch also, for the elevation of Mr..
Conkling again to the Senate. What
this effort will cost the people in taking
up the time of Congress, we cannot
guess. But it does not stop even there
It gives rise to the question whether the
people of State shall have any say in
recommending appointments through the
President or the Senators control the
appointments to secure their own re.
lection. If the President is made tc
give way to Conklingism the time will
not be far off until the people look with
such suspicion and disgust upon thu
Senate that it will be wholly changed
from its present great power, and entire
ly reformed ON the great basis of populs
tim
The daily gazette., 1878-01-11
FOREIGN TELEqRAPHI0 SUM


The forces under Gen. Rsdetzky
have captured the whole Turkish
command in the Shipks Pass. St.
Petersburg rejoices-The Turks have
defeated the Montenegrins at spuz
aud Malissouri and driven them to
Ysnikoi-I'he Russian headquarters
have been notified Of the Porte's de-
sire for an armistice--The Cretan in
sarrection continues Increasing, and
the question of snnexation TO Greece
10 being considercd--A steamtug has
gone from London TO Ferrol, Spain,
to fetch the Cleopatra obelisk-Mr.
Henry M. Stanley arrived at Brindisi
Italy, Weduesday-Ths captain and
mate of the Norwegian bark Hans
This, at Hamburg from Charleston,
we're washed overheard at sea-Gen.
GARNER succeeds Gen. Ducrot in CON-
many of the French fifth army corps
The funeral of Victor Emmanuel
will take place Tuesday--Arrests are
being made in Germany of persons
charged with completely in the
scheme for ob,aining plans of the
forti fcation of Metz. .
The daily gazette., 1878-01-11
SELLING PLYMOUTH PEws.

A MARKED FALLING OFF IN THE Rr-
cEIPTs FOR PREMIUMS AND RENTALS.
NEW York, Jan. S.-l'he sale Of Ply
mouth Church pews for tire ensuing year
took place tonight, and was well attend
ed. The reduction In the premiums on
pews was greater than was expected,
which was attributed in part TO the
striDgency of the money market. The
total receipts for premiums and rentals
last year was Sg7 1850. This year the
receipts will be S36.9O4. Last year the
premiums were s34 ,66s so, and this year
they are S24.l71. The first choice of pc VIZ
was sold for $505, the premium rental..be-
ing sl10. This choice brought 5000 pre-
MUM last year, with sl20 rental The
same falling off was noticed in other
sales. Among the purchasers was II. b.
Claim, dry goods merchant. Mr.. Beecher
bought one Of the 50 pews. The lowest
price paid for any Of the pews was fifty
cents. iit 80 ttN"
The daily gazette., 1878-01-11
Auditor,s sale.

ny virtue OF q warrant Of the Mayor OF
- the City Of Wilmington TO me direct
ed will be exposed al Public sale al IL
o'clock,
MONDAY. January "a. 1873,
at the CITY Auditors once, No, sk East
sixth street, second story, In the city OF
Wilmington, New Castle County, State Of
Delaware, all that lot, piece or parcel Of
land situate on the north side OF Chestnut
street at the distance OF one hundred and
thirty-six feet from the westerly side OF
jackson street extending thence eighteen
feet ON Chestnut street and running north
cighty-three feet 10 four feet wide alley,
containing fourteen hundred and ninoty-
four square feet more or less. q At
Seized and taken In execution as the
property OF Patrick Quinn and 10 be sold
BY q. B. UNDERWOOD.
N City Auditor.
N.B.-The above named property ID TO
be sold TO satisfy lien thereon for paving
iant. i0t.
The daily gazette., 1878-01-11

An ExcELLENT SPEKcB. We pre-
sumo jenkins old Commercial will de-
nounce with its wonted vehemence and
vulgarlty the speech OF Senator Thur
man, Of Ohio, yesterday, which we copy
below. That paper favored negro woman
suffrage to keep the South under. 1t
commended Theodore Tilton's letter in
which he declared he hoped to live to see
! negress elected President of the United
States. We commend and laud Mr..
Thurman's short speech as both proper
and timely and what is more, the
ladies Of Delaware, without regard to
party, are as much pleased with 1t as
their husbands and sons are /: N
Mr.. Thurman spoke in opposition to
opening the Senate chamber TO them, and
said should the Senate break the rule
now there would be no end to breaking
it. No Senator would think Of admit
ting q delegation of men to the chamber.
It was proposed TO break the rule now
because the applicants were ladies. lie,
for one, whether it be popular or unpopu-
lar, must set his face against it. Un-
doubtedly they were very worthy women,
but one Of them said in the convention
at Lincoln Hall they intended to carry
the Senate by God. May be they would,
but II would be long after some Of the
old fogies were out of the chamber
[Laughter.]
He did not wish 10 be understood IS
wanting in respect for these ladies, but
be was free 10 confess that the woman
who sat at her fireside and took care Of
her children was rather more respectable
in his mind than the woman who threat.
ened TO carry the Senate by God. 1t was
for the States to declare who should vote
IN the States. Let them begin witt
Massachusetts,. r.
The daily gazette., 1878-01-11
SHERIFPS SdLES.

HERIFF'S SALE. a
y By viitue Of o writ Of Levaria Facias
10 me directed will be exposed to Public
Sale at the
GILPIN HOUSE
kept by Geo. Whitfield In the City and
Hundred OF New Castle, New Castle Co.,
Del, on
FRIDAY, the llth Day Of January,
1878, at 2 O'Clock. p. m,
the following described Real Estate viz:
All that certain lot OF land, situated In
the town of New Castle, and In the county
OF New Castle, State OF Delaware, Bounded
at a point on the north east sideof Harmony
street. IN the line OF lot OF land recently
conveyed by William Herbert and wife TO
George II. David, thence by a line of that
lot of land in a north easterly direction
seventy-three feet more or less 10 the south
west side OF four feet wide ally, thence
by the said side OF the said alley
Ia south easterly direction thirteen
feet ten inches and a half to the line of
other land OF the said Herbert, and thence
thereby I'm a south westerly direction
seventy.three feet more or lvss to the said
side OF Harmony street, aforesaid, and
In north westerly direction thirteen feet
ten and half inches 10 the place of begin
ming; be the contents more or less, on which
Is erected a two story brick house.
Seized and taken in execution as the
property OF James W. Ball, deceased, and
John l. Garman, 1. l.. and to be sold by
ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff.
Sherif7s Office, New Castle
Dec. 26th. A. d.. 1871. dec2s-eodts