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The daily gazette., 1879-05-13
From the Phila. Record.
a MOVE FOR CHEAP GAS.
The Economy Company 20 supply
the Citizens.

Among the most recent organizations
which have been chartered at Harrisburg
is the Economy Gas Company of Phila-
delphia, concern which proposes to
supply this city with gas at from 81 to
Sl.l5 per 1000 feet. The gas is to be
made from petroleum., on the most i'm
proved plan, but just what system is to
be used the inventors do not care about
making public. The capital stock con
sists Of 4, ,0OOsharcs at 81 900 per share and
the incorporators and the amount ofstock
they propose to take are : VIM. l.. FL
kins, 400 shares; Henry l.. Davis, 100 /;
William e. Warden, 400; Edward X.
Coope, 30, and Richard l.. Bowen, 30.
All these gentlemen are connected with
the Atlantic Petroleum Refining and
Storage Company and other corporations
OF the same character, which have their
works along the banks OF the Schuylkill
near Point Breeze.
Now that charter has been obtained
the company will move to obtain permis-
sion from City Councils to lay their
pipes in the streets, and as soon as this
privilege is accorded them will erect i'm
mense works for the manufacture OF
their gas. The Illuminating power OF
the gas will be Is candles. 1t is propos
ed to supply the citizens with this article
al reduction of one dollar per Thousand
feet from what is now paid. This is the
same sort of gas as that supplied blythe
Metropolitan Company, New York city
also in Baltimore, Pittsburg and Ian
caster, where it is said to give perfect
satisfaction. This is the only city o
prominence which does not use gas made
Of oil
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senator BayRrsi.

The Washington correspondent of tho
Times says senator Bayard, in conver-
sa'ion to-day, expressed his opinion that
the effort will not last much longer, and
he did not hesitate to express his disap-
proval of the whole attempt to force leg
lslation on the appropriation bills. Mr..
Bayard has never felt like taking q
course in opposition to his party, but IL
need not sui prise anybody if he takes
certain action within few days that
will place him In opposition to those
Democrats who would stop the appro-
priatons unless they could affix uc ] &
islation as they desired on the appro-
priation bulls. He tn nks there was no
occasion for the bills failing in the last
Congress, but he thinks the extra session
was Occasioned by the lobby.
There are indications of break in the
party, and 1t is certain that there are
some of the Democrats ke Baya who
think the party has already made rec
ord before the country and that it is not
the part of wisdom to act as obstruction.
lists any longer.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-13

- EA LED PROPOSAbS-Wil be re-
- ccived until Thursday, May Ii, 1919. at
80 O'Clock, p. M, for taking up and re-
paving Market street, from the south side
OF Front street TO Market Street briuge,
the old material 10 be used as far as IL will
90, the contractor to furnish all new ma
trill necessary 10 complete the work, ex-
cept The sand, which Will he furnished by
lhu city, The contractor TO do the caring
The work to he done by the yard ana un-
der The supervision and to the satisfactIon
OF the street Commissioner The contrac-
Tor must e can up and leave the street In
good travelling condition. Security In the
sum of one hundred dollars will be re-
qured for the GOOD faith OF the bid and
one hundred and iitty dollars for the faith
ful per ormance aud cpmpl' tion OF the
contract. Blanks will be furnished nj Ihe
Office OF the Street Commissioner. All
bids must he properly signel and placed
IN the box ON the post in the Council
Chamber, for that pdrpOse. The bids
must be placed IN the box by the parties
meKing the bid H. r'nselves
T.. !. HUAGLAND.
mayl0-5t = rect Com rnmissioner
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Kearney's Men to Fight ON the Old
Line.

SAN FRANCISCO, May 12.-Since the
elecucn resulting in the adoption of the
new Constitution project has sprung
up to organize a new party, to be called
the Constitutional party, with the OBJ
ject of electing "A Legislature and State
Off GERS who will proceed to put in force
the provisions OF the new instrument. At
a meeting Of the ward presidents of the
Workingmen's party to-day at the sand
lots, this proposition was emphatically
negatived and newspaper dictation was
denounced. Politicians who had sought
to obtain the support of the Working
mems party by advocating the new Con
stitution were roundly rated, and it was
resolved that the workIngmen would en-.
ter into no combination, but would fight
the contest out on their own line.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-13

The PRESIDENT, as was anticipated
by the GAZETTE in its issue Yesterday,
sent message to Congress in the after
noon vetoing the anti-bayonet bill; and
the people will now plainly see the issue
drawn. The Democrats have exhausted
every means for relieving the country of
the terrors that are always present when
the military is permitted to intercept the
rights Of citizens. There is now no course
left but to follow up the efforts at the
polls which the Democratic party has
maintained against such tremendous
odds for the past decade or more. As we
have triumphed heretofore, so we may
triumph again; and when We do, the use
of the army will, we hope, he forever
prohibited at the polls. There is no
cause to fear the result. We believe the
people will vindicate at the polls the
wisdom OF the measures for repeal that
have failed only through the power of
the executive veto. This stroke has bar
red the road to reform and will enable
the Radicals to keep up the excessive eX-
penditures until the next Presidential
election, when We expect TO see that
party Beaten at the polls So badly that il
will not soon recover to annoy the peo-
pie with its scandalous and ruinolls ex-
penditures again.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-13

THE Republican organs which are
fretting for another opportunity to sub
due and crush the people of the South,
are delighted with old Zach Chambers
late exhibition in the Senate. The Gin
cinnati Commercial cheertully remarks
that when Zach loads his gun for bear
he puts in afour-iingcr charge and fetch
es his game with report that reverber-
ates from Maine to California. Zach's
usual alcoholic charge is about ..five-fin-
gers lie sometimes employs too much
Of this style of explosive when he goes
out in search of bear and suffers from
the recoil. That seems to have been the
case last Friday.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-13

IHE RADICALS determined 10 rule or
ruin. 1t is now, it appears, openly de-
clared by the more violent of the Repub-
licans that they do not mean to give m,
the government TO the Democrats. A
Washington correspondent SAYS;
"Only yesterday heard a Young and
violent scion Of the Republican party de-
clare excitedly: "The North will nerer
submit to the election of Democratic
President in 1850 lie probably did moi
represent any alarming amount Of North
en sentiment, but lis remarks exnresses
Just about .he size of the present patri-
otto spasm Of the radical leade.s. They
are AFRAID Democratic President will
De elected in 1880, and are willino to re-
sort to any means to prevent if. as they
We're in 1876. Their present ljttle came
IS shrewd one, for-besidcs oiyino fLem
new stock of political capital, which
they much need-it will, if the President
allows them to use hiih, greatly advance
their own personal ends. A "strono
government means Grant. and tbev are
playing the Administration to force tIe
nomination Of Grant"
1t is possible that the men who bave
controlled the government since 1861
may resort to anything to keep themselves
IN power. They are WORKING the oovorp-
meht as though it We're a gold or silver
NINE to be used for their own benefit :.
and like gamblers at the stock hoards
or OF the turf, will risk any trick to Sc
cure the game in the next political race
for the Presidency. Their success in the
last, by the use of the Returning Boards
and the Electoral Commission has on,v
prepared them to BE- the more venture
some in the future.
They have no earthly hope Of success
without the use of the army and the
Marshals, Deputy Marshal, and Sunervi-
sors. Hence, like drownipa mon tbev
c'ihg 10 The vast system Of political ma
chinery that they have 50 inooniously
prepared in the half score If yo,rs ,l,a,
Ihey coiilroied the government. and
their bad conduct leads them to bo,iove
they never can be successful at tbe
polls without ii. Al free and fair s,ec,ion
isjust what the Republican leaders dar.
not venture upon. They were heoton !,
the last, notwithstanding hearty all thei,
vast system Of political machinery wa,
put IN operation; being saved onl,
through the device Of Grant in sondins
the visiting statesmcnsoml IN stit,an th,
backs OF the Returning Board, and ass,,r.
Aem of the care that would he taLan -
them. And Hayes knew il. o,horuion =, h
would not have paid with o,Iioo o,,a.,
rascal that had any share il, balnina h;n
into his fraudulently obtained nosition
1t is in the secret Of their utter wont =
confidence in success withou tbo ho1, .
the army, that may be found tbe canse q
Hayes last veto Of the bayonet biII
The daily gazette., 1879-05-13

THE COUNTY cot ri opened yesterday
and proceeded directly to work, getlihs
more business done during the morning
session than usual. 1t is supposed the
term will be brief. But as there are "a
large numper of cases on the trial list II
is difficult to speak with any certainty
about the time it will take toget through
with it. This depends greatly on the
number of cases that can be compromis-
ed and adjusted without trial, or carried
over to the next term. Accurate and
faithful reports of the cases will be found
from day to day in the GAZETTE.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-13
John Broar In Chancery
vs. New Castle Couu,y,


Marx ursar Ss ct al New l1 ofs.'s Ta1,.taa .Et"""'y'
And now 10 wit. this 2olh day of rebru.
AIRY, A. d.. 1873 1t appearing to the Chan
cellor 10y The affidavit vi Thomas Z. Nor
iison that Mark Brear, A bel Brear EiiZa
Brear and Elizabeth Jordan, the def. nd
anLs in this caus e, have no known place
OF abode within THIS county, and cann0t
be served with process; that the said Mark
Brear and Eliza Brear reside ia the town
Of Flushing, Long Island, state of New
Gs X, tho said klizab, Lh jordan resides
In the City of Washington District of Col
umbia, and the said Abel Brear r, sided In
the STATE Of New York when last heard
from; and no appearance having been en-
ter ID for the said mark Brear, bel Brear,
Eliza BIear and Elizabeth Jordan, at tie
return of me su n mons issued for them.
Ii Is thnrcupon, on motion OF Charles Il
Lore, Esq, Solicitor for the pcliLioner or.
dered by the Chancellor that HE said
Mark Brear, Abel Brear, Eliza Brrar anu
Elizabeth Jordan. do appear before the
Chancellor at his Cham hers Ia Dover on
| the second day OF June, A. D., one thous
| and eig,t hundred and seventy mine, and
show cause II any thy have, why parti-
| tinn OF the premises In The petit ion descriD-
| ed should not he made according To the
prayer thereof. or that the petition Will De
| taken pro confesso as to the SAID Marx
Brear, Abel Erear, Eliza Brear and fliz
aheih jordan
| copy of this order 10 be published In the
DAILY GAZETTE. a newspaper OF the City
| of Wilmington, County af resaid, for the
| period of Unity days next preceding the
| said second day Oi June, A. D., one Ihous
and eight huadre and seventy nine.
Attest, j. NJ. HOUSMAN,
Reg. Z. e.
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Congress Yesterday.

In the Senate yesterday, Window
and Coke discussed the Legislative APP
propriation bill. In the House the vei O
message of the Free Elections bill was
received and will be acted on to-day. A
motion to suspend the rules and pass
bill imposing an income tax was reject
ed by 1OH to 94, not twOthirls in the af-
firmative. A motion to pass an army
appropriation hill, pure and simple, was
rejected by 101 to 100 Many Republi-
cans are said to look upon the Presl.
dents action in vetoins the last bi with
disapprobation and uneasiness.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-13

THE LA BELLE ieJLer copying book and
INK Ia French cnenIicai d .scovery) Is lust
what the business public AS wanted for
years. II enables the merchant To copy ms
letters pdhoW Udfer brush or press, and
with 70 more trouble, time or pains than
he would he put 10 III blotling the letter he
has written. The copying In imm diately
and absolutely correct, leaving he origi-
nal without II blot, or blur. The books
are no hip,o expensive tIan any other first
class quality oi letter copying books, they
can be usei In any ordinary press (with or
without water); ten or twenty l. tiers can
be copied AT one time. The books are well
bound and made of The finest rench linen
tissue paper. Chas. W. Bruce Is the com
panies authorized agent for the State of
Delaware.
Address Chas. W. Bruce, Ga Pine street -,
W Wilhilhhl ION, Del. apiG lin
The daily gazette., 1879-05-13

BLooD-LETTING Chandler. Of Michl-
gan, is now "boSs' Of the Republican
party in the Senate. Chandler never
expects to lose any of his own blood.
He had ample time to have exposed his
skin the four years of blood-shed which
he helped so largely to bring about in
1861. But Chandler, like the mass Of
fanatics of his cloth, ever kept clear OF
the battle field, unless, like the buzzard,
he passed over it to secure food for his
peculiar digestive organs,
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Shot by His Bro ther-in Law

BUFFALO, N. Y, May 12.-Wm. II j..
Brush, leading brick manufacturer of
this city, was seriously and, it is feared,
fatally shot at his works this morning by
his brother-in-law, Elias Hampton, du
ring quarrel arising out of family diff
culties. Hampton was ar,e,ted.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-13
Civil Rights in Georgia
UNITED STATES DISTRICT JUDGE DB.
CIDEs AGAINST THB NEGROES.
ATLANTA, May IL, 1879

AIbANIAj ioiU.
A dispatch from Savannah announces
that Judge ErslSine, of the United States
Court, has decided an important case
covering the most common point of Is
sue on the civil rights question. A ne
gro woman took her seat on the "white"
deck of IA steamer. The captain ordered
her be low, where accomm odations were
provided for her class. She declined to
20, ard being put off the boat at the next
landing sued for damages. Judge Ers-
kline decided that common carriers have
the right to provide different ac3ommo-
dations for d tleI ent classes of passengers
and to assign each class to its quarters
AS Judge Woods, of the Circuit Court,
has decided in a school question that
equality does not mean Identity land that
separate accommodations may be pro-
vided and insisted upon, this settles the
civil rights question as far as Georgia is
concerned.
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,NnE A RTIzANs SAVINGS slNt


bo2 MARK ET STREET, 900,
IRcoRPoRATED JANUARY 2id, lS';
Open TO receive deposits daiiy no,I nI sal
nrdav evenings from 7 To o'clock.
SEMI-ANNUALD DlVlDkkp'
regularly made In April and oe,ooa' wn they
Whei, dividends are not Wilip.i .lar',amen
re accounted as deposits. Thus pe,1,aicein ,wice in
deposits compound their ihtefe''
MANAGERS. n
Glenn entH amyth, George ". .fpa"nelle,
Sn,h, Snns. " " 1wm .nson m, NJ. i. Lichenstein,,
Henry +. Dure, Ed"aiII Jackson,
W. Hastings, J0p n ~ Swift,
Edward Pusey,. iI,ns Wn. m.
GEO. W. BUSH, pres,u'n' san,
GEO. q. CAPELLE, Vice np Tfe1luir Treaslirr
feb2I E. T. TAYboh' iie
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April 3Oth, 1879

NJ OTICE.-J. ii. Primrose has taken the
~ management OF the old and reliable
sewing machine cOmpany-tiie Wheeler d
Wilson. This machiue has been lately
Improved, and IL an ennrely new machine,
aud Is known as the Improved v heeler q
Wilson. II In the finest made locS-stitct
sewing machine now in use, and has nj
vanages superior 10 any Other.
We hope our friends Will give US call
and not buy until they have examined tnis
new machine.
Our territery embraces Dclaw re and
Chester counties, Pa, atd Iela ware aud
the Eastern Shore OF Maryland
Our Office, aL present, viii he found at
rs Market street. A tier tho 18th of March
next we will he found aL our old stand the
Garrett building, No. 7ls NJ irkeL street.
~AGENTS WANTED.
feb5 dtf j. II. PRIMROSE
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THKDAILY GAZETTE Is pI pIuV9,aI6 9a1 ala Mar.
afternoon (sunday exeep'eu carr,e,s TO sub
. nSs sIree, n a,n MI parts Of ihe city and sur
~ scriDers IN ns a., and and villages, or six cent
Useef rweeR Day able Weekly. Yearly sSosef,o s,I,,
srs. 8 IN advance hasa lSIssr papsr SIs an
tion than any other l'ehooi"''' p'p''
the State. es.ablisbed
liz l1s4 hMTI y the largest H and most fiourishng
vee"Iy paper in the state and h.i pansnse laass.
circulation than any other i.v "L ,ne anernoon
ia Published every Thursday a''ef'oon'
a. S2 per year in advance
The daily gazette., 1879-05-13
MONDAY. MAY 18th, 1879.

BY A singular inadsehence' the words
George w., instead of George lii'' was
Yesterday used in all article III these
columns.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-13

NJ OTICE.-The Regular A nnua NJ eetlng
IN of the Mechanics' Loan Association
viii be held at their rooms, No. 40i Mar
ket street, o. Monday evening. May 18TH,
1873. for he purpose Wf hearing the annual
report of the secretary, election OF officers,
orany other business that may be present
ed. W. j. MORROW,
ap2s-dtma12 Secretary.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-13

A N ORDINANCE TO AMEND AN
IA Or5lnance entitled "An ordinance
provlhlng Tor the care of streets, lanes and
alleys of tue CITY" w."
mingtOn. Va
SECTION !. That Section 2 of the ordI-
nance entitled can ordinance providing
Tor lile care OF the streets, lanes and aIleys
OF the city" passed Nov. l3, 1886. as
amended, be and the same is herehv
amended by Strik ng out all OF "a i'd section
after the word "July" In the third line
thereof, and Inserting in lieu thereof the
ioiioWing, TO wit: I'm the year A. d., 1879,
an officer of this City to be styled the
Street Commissioner who shall hold his
once Ior the term of three years, unless
previously removed by the City Council"
fassei at the CITY hall. May sth, 1873.
M. l.. LICHTENSTEIN
President.
e b, FRAZER, Clerk of Council.
mayl2-2t
The daily gazette., 1879-05-13

II is not iudicous to postpone the con
sideration Of your health, because you
have not timeNo take a thorough course
of medicine, but take DIR. Bulbs Balti-
more pills, which will induce harmonious
functional effort at once
The daily gazette., 1879-05-13
mandy package Dyes,

These popular dyes are put up IN paeE
ages at 10 cents each and are warranted 10
dye from to 4 pounds of wOollen, silkM
cotton goods. Are more convenient aud
economical than any dyes in u'e sent by
mail to any address on receipt of rtcf-
Trade supplied by
Il. ia MES BEL 4. Druggist,
Arquf for DglaWara.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-13
CURE YOURSELF

Dr. Bohannan's "yesetabis tnralhs r,s,sar srmlp,l
permanently cure all forms OF and restore,
Weakness. General Debility, Impo;en.y; aLin yiror
Lost Power and brings back the "rcesses ofeh
those who have destroyed it by seAea;; This rent
practses In from two seven week nsn in hi. pn-
dy, which has been used by III. as meyer knOSnW
yoe nra,Iite for over thirty years vitality ani
fail curing Ihe Moas casEs oi 70 a.e E ss
an Who III weakness beyond their years osa sfitrs
sting propertie. are felt a, a, GnsI ,s sada d.t,
hab of self Abuse can use this medicine WI The pai
ance Of a speedy ard PERhANktNn. AZ once, .; naa
gains strength and elasticity OF sprs sao,g and hes%
Directly on the parts affected as 'd seminal vets
tonic and nnodyne to the r,a rraa and tone tns y,
and irritntrd ducts, impartng power same ss u wv
storing them To their natural tthle tthleJ u in Tlelnr.
bnnef,ll habit had never been dug,,,rabarks 100"
dents are simple productions Of n9nreJda.e, nature da.e, :.
and ys srss %as Sss:l9s sea asF vim S
to sSy nddfess s'' For sale only Al pr Watna
office No. 62l North Filh street Esablshed u ,s
s%bf *: o. 1s,as. sssss D';fa;
cure etc. ofsYPHiLIs, SEMINAL W. stamp ID
FREE to any address upon recep. - of nearly ~
The daily gazette., 1879-05-13

HOlnlausS Liver g'ad

Has a world d-wide reputation, establish
ed through its wonderful efficacy IN all all,
ments that have Lheir origin IN l0rpll
liver or diseased 81 slomachi such as ol!isus
ness, dyspepsia, rheumatism, sick he'd
acne, &c II cures by absorbing the ds'
ease through the pores, substituting gel,
tie vegetable tonic into the sysicm. hNs
absorption salts, body aud foot plasleh
also. Pamphlets with further prlicaa'
sent by mail by
The daily gazette., 1879-05-13
IADIES'DEPARTMENT.

For supporters, Braces, TruSses, s,no,s r
Stockings, Anklels, h nee uaps. syrlns'"'
&c. ..-.,ou,
aVPrivate Room. Lazy Atte'i"ap,' :,
Private entrance for Ladies al NO. "'''
SlAtn street. ,,r
u. JAMES BfLI'
Wholesal le and Retail l'rusgih,o
Corner Sixth and Markel 'l,,',s :,
wilmington Deiaw"f''
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Y. ] a n ES BELT, DRUG ~!
Cor. SIKH = Market als.
Nilalixpl HhnsnllNlcs

They supply the hysIcnl WIN ,.,", w. rn
meuts that are carried oil by overlaA'ns
the BRAN and nervous system; are vtly
useful TO relieve general debility, dyspepii
sia and neuralgia. For sale Who'll sa'e al"
retail by ,,.,
JAMES BELT, Druggist,
The daily gazette., 1879-05-13
Something with Merit ImI,.

April 80 1879. iJu3
The daily gazette., 1879-05-13

They produce II constant eioclrical ~ 'u'. an
rent through the diseased paris can oe ,,l,. ap
piled and worn W tn comfort ny any ",,. p',
son for the relief OF old rheumallca anu l'v" ,, ],
raIgic pans GOODNESS and stiffness 0l u''
limbs, DC. Sent by mail by ,,
". ia NJ tS BELT, DrugsM,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-10-22

founded. too. Here we have a people
from all parts of the Union, Vermont
oeing well represented. We find here
the retired merchant and banker, from
some of our large cities, quietly enioyino
tue accumulated wealth of former wears
IN oeautifying therresidenccs and grounds.
irof' Marcus Wilson, a noted author. has
a line residence in the suburbs.
An intelligent, thinking people is found
herei and that unanimity does not exist
winch Is found in older places and among
a more stable population. We have at
least nine different organized churches.
and the community has been to much
expense in erecting pleasant and pretty
church edifces.
For the past week it has been very
warm, the thcrmometer ranrinr in the
nineties.
Farmers are digging and marketing
their sweet potatoes, of which there seems
to be good crop. The round potato does
not flourish SO well here. The bugs have
not Sighted US.
We are only an hours ride from Pnila.
delphla, and can almost seem to hear the
industrial hum of the old Quaker city.
Should these detached statements be of
interest to the readers of the MESSENGER,
L may say more of the land of vines.
Very truly, c. b. G.