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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-10-19
How Ro.ci Women -K,n Time.

How AO,cl Women XIII Time
The DuCilo Courier says: Speaking
of the Conkling affair, a gentleman who
has boarded for years at one Of tho
leading Broadway Hotels, said last night
that the general public has no idea
what kind Of n life is led by fashiona.
BILE women who board a. hotels, and
have nothing to do bat Kill time. "Any
hotel 1nrkceper can tell you," he said,
THAT the orders for wine from rooms
occupied by these women is enormous"
They are generally sent in the daytime,
when husbands arc attending to bust
ness down town, and the wine is always
paid for ct once. Who pays for it?
Well, the visitors generally. What WIS.,
itors2 Oh,you don't understand. These
idle women have q great many visitors,
mostly men about town, club men and
others, with money to spend and moth
ing to do. They call when the hus-
bands are away, and make themselves
SeAeS ~ Ho"S INV "oAIeh uouoiiS
receive them in tho parlors, and it is
afterwards n easy matter to invite
them in their roonS. Orders for wine
and other refreshments are thon cent
down, and thore is q high carouse for
n couple Of hours. or course. the visit
ors are careful to get ont of the way
when the husband gets home from din
ner, and the women are equally careful
to see that n o trace OF the pleasant dis
sipation remains. thought they have
been too FREQ with the vino they don't
always succeed in hiding that.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-10-19

THE news rom India ~ that the Eng
lish Genera! Robert, mlds his public
ea..y into Cabn! accompanied By the
Amecr ard has suit, ut uoCu. Sunday.
This would indicate that the latter
official Is regarded rs innocent Of com.
pl:ci;y in the late outbreak, as previous.
~ reported.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-10-19

State Superintendent OF Public In
stInciion, ID. Il. Sessions. arrived ut
NiuneInucca last Monday from the
southern par: Of the State. and after o
visit to tie schools buried toward his
home in Carson, having b,en informed
of sickness in his family.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-10-19

A MEMDER in the rhetorical class in n
certain college had Just finished his
defamation. when the President said /:
''Mr. -, do you suppose a General
would address his soldiers in the man
ner in which you spoke that piece p"
Yes, sir. do" Was the reply, ..if he
was half scared to death"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-10-19

THE Comstook companies paid the
sutro Tunnel Company S2i,3l3 during
September, Of which Ss.2I3 was from
the bonanza mines, for royalty on ore
taken out,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-10-19

Seventy rwo thousand dollars is be-
liered to have been tho highest price
ever given for q horse in England. It
was given by its richest peer, the Duke
OF Westminster.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-10-19

The Coronet's jury in tho Trojan
mine case, at Bodie. rendered a verdict,
laying the blame Of the fatal accident
on the engineer in charge at the time
and generating tho management.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-10-19

i. ThEoCLrcE, n worthy young man
OF Amador county. last Wednesday
stood in the road talking to u young
lady. He held loaded gun In Lis
hand with tho muzzls inrncd toward
him. II wss discharged in some way
and the charge Of shot entered the
worthy ,oupg mans breast. lie will
focover.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-10-19

MABK MCKINNoS has commenced
the erection Of a Rrst class livery stable
in Salt Lake City, on the site Of the
one formerly owned by him, which was
destroyed by Gro. Mark is an old ,ime
Austinite and Ia known to many OF
our readers as an onterprisiDg business
men.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-10-19

Excgpr In tho extreme Northern
counties. rain Tell throughout the State
Of C~aliIotnia, Sunday aud Monday.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-10-19

RsroHTs Of wonderfully rich diegings
just discovered In tho Skagit mines,
Washington Territory, has caused a
rush in that direction.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-10-19

II MEMPHIS dispatch says nine casos-
three additional deaths occurred, OK
Chief of Police, Thomas w. O'Donnell
has relapsed, Con Rawling, 3 returned
refugee, and Mrs Catharino Martin.
Samuel Webb, brakeman on tho Lit.
tie Rock Railroad. died at Hopefeldi
Arkansas,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-10-19

THE nominal strength Of RUssia's
army is four millions, Int she could
not march much more than eight kun
bred thousand, AMI exciusiv. Of the
Cossucl:s, no more than two millions
arc to be regarded MS trained soldiers.
The army is ioarinlly addicted To drint.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-10-19
Why STAY POOR ?


The millions of III" C0nSiuck were n lucky
hnd. Worthless louhiug rock T. often rich In
treasure. At L"Hhvlllc n simple ASSAY
made millionHircs Of many. Other bnnanzas
wlIrr" least suspected await the coming ~
some unknown man.
ftc'naIurcly abandoned ciuIm- have proven
fortunes To men whose cuuI'kc led them to
prI.i.t in Prospecting. governed hy assays.
~ Virginia city, Nevada. assays for tinld
nid silver nrc made at Sl.U rrT snmpIc. hy
COSRAD WIEGASD, formerly the Super.
'isin2 A-sayrr Of the L. &. Mint at San Fran.
cisco.
We also test samples at ballion At the low
est rates compatible with critical precision Of
results.
Samples of orc and bullion arc mrilcd At 1
cent per grpCCrE' ounce. We furnish cloth
mailing sacks nj n nominal price. Send for a
sample.
An costs, delays and risEs In rcnIiiIng
money. are. avoided by the purchase nf nur
Dollar Remittance Tickets, which We sell at a
discount when $500 worth ARE ordered ut Cns
time.
For fuller information address
e.. WIEGAND & co. Assnycrs.
j. Virginia City, Nevada
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-10-19

The population Of Dakota Torri,or,
IL I3O, 45O,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-10-19

viii furnish these mills and pntnps com.
pI'i". nj factory pTiC's. aud thorough sAil--
faction guaranteed. -Inu,i-uc" solicit
rd. Circulars aud price list prom pity FOR
WaEdrd. Address r.. &. HARDY.
Toann. New.
The daily gazette., 1879-06-20
Brief Locals.

Turtle soup 1t Fullmer'y.
DR.. Gallagher, the dentist, No. 1856
Market street, cures aching teeth.
Deviled crabs at Fullmer's.
The cadets are In town.
Procure q copy Of the DELAWARE GA
xETTR and send 1t to your distant friend.
Smoke the Gold Dust.
The young ladies' Of the Wesleyan Fe.
male College left for their homes To-day.
Council did large amount of busi Eess
last evening.
Gold Dust is the finest cent cigar
out.
Salt oysters ut Fullmer's
Elder Kramer baptized sew. persons
at Collins Beach yesterday.
Be sure and try the Gold Dust.
Don't forget Smith is the only man
whs keeps Gold Dust, No. 82l Market
street.
The Boys commencement at the
Opera House this evening.
The commencement exercises of the
Wesleyan Female College at the Opera
House last evening, was very pleasant
affair.
Weston, the American walkist, In
ahead in the great walking match in
London.
The deed for the basin property will
he handed over to the Levy Court ON
Saturday.
The daily gazette., 1879-06-20
A Fleet Delaware ya<

The little chestnut sorrel mare "May"
owned by Mr.. Bobert Morrison, of
Christiana, this county, which for a
year or two past has been favorite up
oil Pennsylvania race courses, has for
some time past been winning series of
triumphs upon the New York and New
England tracks. Mr.. Morrison has late
iy refused $4,000 for her.
She won race at Fleetwood Park, n.
Y, yesterday, which was trot for a
$500 purse, by 2.30 horses; best three in
5 to harness. Jennie L., Jessie Maud,
M. R., May, William G. Derby, Kate
Gilbert, and Nellie started for the stakes.
The first heat was close between May,
Nellie, M. R., and Jessie Maud, May
taking the heat by length. Time 2.2Stt
May took the second heat by length
from M. r. Time 2.32. The third heat
and trot was captured by May after a
very exciting brush in the last half mile
with Jennie L., May winning only by a
neck. Time, 2.2S.
The daily gazette., 1879-06-20
ConG,sng Will NOT Fight.

A Washington correspondent says All
sorts of rumors began to fly about. One
was that he had sought occasion for q
physica contest with Lamar, his well
known skill with the gloves and his sth-
letic predictions being cited togive color
to the surmise. II was also said that he
had been practising Of late In pistol
shooting and had made himself a good
shot with the intention of forcing duel
upon some Southern Senator. All these
rumors OF duel, however, have died out
ty-day, Mr.. tonkling having said: "If
they supposed that they can make me
fight duel they are mistaken. If he
had said what he did TO me outside the
Senate l should haye knocked him
down."
This evening near friends of Mr.. La
mar say they have no idea that the affair
will go any further and il is understood
that Mr.. Conkling says he shall take no
further notice of the ma ter. This is the
third time within q comparatively short
time that Mr.. Conkling's offensive man.
ner and language have caused Senators
TO give him the lie.
1t was given him..by Mr.. Gordon, by Mr..
Burnside and now by Mr.. Lamar, and
as in two former instances he quietly
swallowed the afiront. 1t is not thought
that he will take any notice Of this last
insult. The anger of both men was
doubly increased by the fact that there
has long been bad blood between th"m
Mr.. Lamar not having spoken to MIR
Conkling since the latter's collision with
General Gordon.
The daily gazette., 1879-06-20
Fighting Prisoner.

Last evening, James johnson, who
has a notorious bad character was ar
raigned before the Mayor, on the charge
Of stealing a pocketbook from "Ned"
Kelley, the rag man.
Omcer Gutchner who made the arrest,
testified that abaut 4 o'clock in the after
noon he was approached by Kellsy, \ no
stated that his pocketbook had been
stolen BY man named johnson. He
asbed Kelley what johnson it was, but
Kelley was unable to tell what johnson
1t was. The officer then looked around
and saw The prisoner turn the corner of
Front and Walnut, and he started in
persuit and arrested him on Second
street.
Edward Kelly testified that he met
johnson with q companion, ON Front
street, and that johnson asked him to
treat. He was in the act of taking some
money from his pocket book, Ewhen the
prisoner suddenly snatched 1t and ran off.
The prisoner was then given an oppor.
tunity to question the witness which he
did at some length, but Kelly adhered
to the evidence he had gwen. When the
prisoner found that he could not confuse
Kelly, he said: "If you are the man they
cali "Neddy" Kelly, d--n il l want any.
thing to do with you" After making the
remark, he turned to the Mayor, and
Sald Mayor all want is JUSTICE" to
which remark His Honor replied: "Yor
wil:get justice,I will require you to pay
$5:for contempt, and give $500 bail fol
Court"
AS the prisoner was being taken from
the dock by officer Sherry, he rave hin
push and endeavored to get away. OF
fcer Gutchmer went to his assistance
and as he took hold of johnson, the lat
ter raised his fist and almost striking
Gutchmer said, "Go away from me, vol
d-n son of b." The Chief ant
two other officers went to the assistance
of the others, and he was soon locked up
The prisoner is well known to the
police; he served out several sentences,
Que Of which was for cutting Edward
Francis with a razor. He Is a repul
s've looking man, and one might think
he would not hesitate moment to kill
q man.
The daily gazette., 1879-06-20
FIFTH EDITION.
The Girls Com m emeemewt.

Inc commencement exercises of the
Girls High School will take place in tile
Grand Opera House OH Wednesday eve
ming next, 25th inst. The following is
the programme to be presented:
PARTI.
Prayer.
Song-"The Distant Dlum."
Essay-"Nothing but Leaves" Mary
E. Elliott.
Essay-"Wishing," Kate S. Pickels.
say-"Waiting for the Morning."
Ella Cleaver.
Notwithstanding for the slain,"
SOng-"Wandering Savoyards."
Essay-"Lessons from Na,ure," Annie
e. Michener.
Essay-"The Mirage" Ida o. Wood.
Essay-"The Unattained,'. Maria G.
Loney.
Song-"Bend to your Oars"
Presentation of the "Adams Prize" "a
gold medal valued vt 500 for excellence
In English Grammar, by Rev. Lafayette
Marks.
PART II.
Essay-"Inhuence," Ella E. Coudon.
Essay-"Romance of the Past" Clara
Hyde.
Rectation-"Ride of Jennie McNeal, I"
Lizzie d, Wollaston.
Essay-"Womanhood," Martha L. Nc
Clane.
Presentation Of the Wilmington In
stitute prizes, by H, y. Conrad, Esq,
President.
Song, "Hark, tits the Trumpet"
Address to the graduating class by W.
Il. Purnell, President Of Delaware Col
lege.
Song-"Barcarols..''
Recitation -"The Lightkeeper's
Daughter" Ella Mitchell, with valedic-
tory.
Presentation of diplomas, by Henry
Eckel, Esq, President of the Board Of
Public Education.
Song-"Gentle slghs the Breeze"
The sale of reserved seats will CON-
menco at Messrs. c. F. Thomas & Co.'s
store on Monday morning, at I o'clock.
The daily gazette., 1879-06-20
Hew Castle letter,
EXCLUSION TO FORT DKLAwARE-THE
MARKET HoUsE-NEw WATER MAIN
NnrnMn nrn


EXCURSION TO FORT DELAwARE-THE
MARKET HoUsE-NEw WATER MAIN
NEEDED, ETC.
NEW CASTLE, June 20.-The excur-
sion and picnic to Fort Delaware, yes
terday, on the steamer Susie A. Mccall
was In every respect grand success.
Every one, on their return seemed pleas
ed with the trip and returned thanks TO
the managers for their untiring efforts to
please all.
Our market was not over largely at
tended this morning. One truck wagon
having few onions and barrel or two
of lettuce, constituted the stock In trade,
and two farmers were present with but
ter. 1t Is certainly near time that these
Tuesday and Friday morning markets
were done away with, for the market
house may some day fall and be the cause
of the city being mulcted for heavy costs.
And now the noisy reaper Is heard on
the edge of the town.
Where are our base ballists? II Is
near time that the Actives were setting
out for practice.
On the Battery large number ofmen
are now employed sorting berry crates
and reloading them.
The Water Company should put a
main in along South street, as far as Sew
enth. The nearest fire plug TO this cor
ner II at Ninth and Clayton, q distance
Of at least 1000 feet, whilst we only have
500 feet Of hose, and the fire engine out
of use. If l remember right there is no
bottom in II. Would 1t not be well for
the city fathers to have 1t put in good
order, particularly as the Fourth is near
at hands There may at sometime occur
. fire which will do more harm than the
spending Of 500 in repairing the fire en-
gino.
The daily gazette., 1879-06-20
Another Excursion Day.
TWO RIVER TRIPS AND ONE TO HAIR
WOOD PARK.

TWO RIVER TRIPS AND ONE TO HARE
WOOD PARK.
Yesterday was another excursion day
in this city, two excursions being given
down the river, and one to Hardwood
Park, on the u. w. & Is. II. X.
The excursion of the Household of
Faith Sunday school left French street
wharf about 7:30 o'clock, a. M, on the
Thomas Clyde, bound for Bombay Hook.
There were about 800 excursienists on
board, and as the boat left the wharf "A
hymn specially arranged for the occasion
was sung by the school. When the
steamer reached Bombay Hook it was
ascertai ned that a landing could not be
effected, on account Of the unfinished
condition of the wharf, and 70 the ex-
cursiOn returned to Collins Beach where
they landed and spent the day in the
most pleasant manner, A feature OF the
afternoons attractions, and and one sell
dom offered by Sunday school ex ,ursions
was the baptism in the river, of seven
persons, by Rev. G. X. Kramer, pastor
of the Household of Faith Church. The
excursionists enjoyed a pleasant, social
time, and returned home at an early
hour In the evening. Among those in at
tendance were seven Second Adventist
ministers and several members OF the
same denomination, from Philadelphia.
The excursion was also hnanclal sue
cess and petted the Sunday schooi De-
tween $50 and SlOO.
ST. MARY's EXCURSION.
The excursion of st. Mary's L. A. b.
Pioneer Corps to Sea Breeze, yesterday,
OIL the John a. Warner, was attended by
about 800 persons, and a very pleasant
time was enjoyed by ALL The excursion
W as managed by Mr.. James Kane, who
did much to make the occasion plea
| saut one The boat reached Sea Breeze
| at 1880 O'Clock, and during the trip
down and also during the stay at the
| beach and the ride home, dancing was
| INDUCED in almost continuously. The
music was furnished by Prof. Ritchie's
string band. The boat left Sea Breeze at
| 8 O'Clock and reached Wilmington about
| $50, During the trips down and up
race took place between the Warner and
the Clpae which took the Household OF
Faith TO Bombay Hook; the Warner win
ming on the un down, and the Clvde
leading on the up trip. GOOD order pre-
vailed, ex sept slight disturbance caus-
| ed bv three drunken youths whose un-
ruly conduct was quickly suppressed by
| the imprisonment of one of their num-
| ber in the coal hole
RIDDLES CHAPEL EXCURSION.
The excursion yesterday of the Rid.
dies Chape Sunday school to Harewoou
PARK. was very pleasant affair. A
special train of six cars, having on board
Ike excursio onists, left this city at 7.SO
O'Clock, and arrived at the PARK shortly
before ten. At the Park the day was
spent very pleasantly, some enjoying
themselves at croquet, others in fishing
and boating. The party arrived home q
few minutes after 7 o'clock IN the oven
ing.
The daily gazette., 1879-06-20
Personal.

Charles Wolfe McFee, son of John X.
McFee, Esq, Of Georgetown, Sussex
county, this State, graduated at Prince
ton College, on " Wednesday. He was the
only graduate from Delaware at that in
stitution.
J. Morris Long, conductor of the shift
ing engine, ON W. Il N. r. r in Coates
vile yard, is lying seriously i'll at his
home in the west end, with pleuro-pneu-
monia. Willie Reese has charge in his
absence, and makes q very successful
conductor
The daily gazette., 1879-06-20
ARRIVED IN TOWN.

This morning about fifty of the stu
dents of the U. S. Naval Academy, at
Annapolis, Nd, arrived in this city on the
9:10 train south on the p. w. & B. r. r.
The students are now on their regular
summer trips which lasts until the school
re-opens. They will visit all the princi-
pal cities and inspect the large manufac-
turing establishments. They went di-
rect from the depot to the Harlan Il Hol-
lingsworth Co.'S works. There were
three or four chinese students among the
number. Their steamer lies off Edge
moor.
The daily gazette., 1879-06-20
Bible Prcs ,ntssasn.

Last night Thomas N. Coleman, -
wcll-known city editor Of tha Fnlln49L.
phia Ledger, came down to this city, 49,
on behalf Of George w. Ohnd M
proprietor of the Ledger, prsoe1eeo
handsome bible to Keokuk Tribe, No.
l. o. r. NJ. The exercises tooh fla1eos
the Red Mems Hall, Sixth and 8hiplsy
streets, and being Of . public char1ctses
were enjoyed by large audIence, Dyst
Samuel Marshall presiding. Mr.. Co..
man made the presentation aseoh
and the gift was 4 received -,
behalf of the Tribe by Rev. p. b. Du-
Val, pastor of the First PrssbYtAin
Church. Afterwards an Interesting 49,
riety entertainments ives given, eoA9ac
ing of songs recitations and sssse
speeches. Joseph Pyle, ofthis city c3osr
ed the entertainment with an ihtece1ftnG
address on .swhy ann / o Red Ans.
After the meeting the invited gussfs -
those who took part in the exsgoisas
were escorted to Weaver's Ice eToam ~
loon, and handsomely entertainedsHst !.
The daily gazette., 1879-06-20
Left for Their Homes,

This morning, number Of the young
lady students of the Wesleyan Female
College left for their homes, the school
year Of the institution having closed with
the commencement last evening. Most
of these who left went ON the Delaware
train south at 0:15 o'clock. There was
many good-byes spoken at the depot, and
tears could be seen in some of the young
ladies' eyes as they bid their parting
school mate, goodbye, perhaps for the
last time.
The daily gazette., 1879-06-20
The Deed Prepared.

Geo. Gray, Esq, attorney of the Levy
Court, has notified the City Council that
he has prepared the deed for the transfer
ofthe basin lot to the trustees named in
act of Assembly. The City Council at
its meeting last meeting, authorized the
Mayor to sign the deed if it was properly
drawn up. The Levy Court will meet
in this city on Saturday when the deed
will be signed and handed over to the
Court
The daily gazette., 1879-06-20
Died Of Heart Disease.

A coroner's inquest was held this
morning upon the body Of Sarah Bow
man, COL, a widow, so years Of age, re-
siding at No. S24 Tatnall street. She
died this morning before q physician
could be summoned, and from the evil
dence Of DIR. Geo. Troup Maxwell, who
made an examination, death was caused
by heart disease. A verdict to that ef-
feet was rendered.
The daily gazette., 1879-06-20
Importans % lGazansEADf aaiil

Notice is given by the 1iehb 4saso %
Board Of the following changee :no ". l'iI&
On or about July II, 1879 L. - =
No. 40, now on five fathom Bank hoeiss
station, entrance to Delaware Beyy ~ y
be withdrawn for repairs. Rsaase -
Ship No. "a, will temporarily oceugy - u
station. Thfs vessel Is paintsd nd -
the word "Relief" in large Whito asl1gp pass
on each side. and the numbesi - q eA9gif
stern. Hoop-iron cage dsy-ma0 po1.nsJfy
ed red, swing at sach masthssa. I1o1h
lights are the same - those now On Qos.ei
40. Light Ship No. ~, b not pruv3ao4s M
with steam fog whistle. During 1bGU 4:
weather bell will be rung and - y
horn sounded. - u ~ fu.f 10 .,ils,dqnl
The daily gazette., 1879-06-20
TROUBLE OVER AHY.i .Ear

Last evening, Samuel R. Tf4 -
arraigned before the Mayer. o. g..
plaint of Thomas Rudolph, who chafDo4
him with assault and battery. ,fiv s,yss
The complainant testified that On yteer
nesday evening he was sitting b 2oae
of 103 Walnut street, where b io"enr1
ployed, when his prisoner who = 80
employed at the same place. ea1me ~
and demanded the Key Of the doossNAiM
the plaintiff had in his pesssselco- HAS
mand not,being complied with ehed dael4r
dant caught him blythe neck, and -ssuck
him. in the face. Other Witness eosre.
borated the testimony ofthe pAainei2
aud the defendant was required - pey
IS and costs. ~, 80 .',t y, ....' ~.
The daily gazette., 1879-06-20
Delegates from Delaware.

The United States Board of Trade is
holding its annual meeting in New
York. The following gentlemen repre-
sent Delaware G. G.. Lobdell, J. Parke
Postles, Job H. Jackson, Geo. w. Cum
mings, Alden Richardson, Alexander
johnson, w. H. Ross, Jr., BENZ. Burton
and HarbesOn Hickman.
The daily gazette., 1879-06-20

1851 Prizes, amounting to ......... sliO. 400
Responsible corresponding agents want
ed at all prominent points, TO whom
liberal compensation will be paid.
Application for rates to clubs should On
ly be made to The Home Office In New
Orleans.
Write clearly stating iull address, for
further information, or send orde's to
M. ADA AUPHIN,
P. o. Box 692, New Orleans, La,
or same at
No. 3l9 Broadway, New York.
All our Grand l. Extraordinary Drawings
are under the supervision and manage
ment OF Generals g. L. Beauregard and
Jubal A. Early.
June 49, w&s&w3t
The daily gazette., 1879-06-20
From Old Virginia.

Messrs. Charles and Samuel Warner
relatives of Mr.. Chas. A. Warner OF this
city, are now on a pleasure trip here
from Virginia. They came on the little
yacht Lottie in which they are taking a
summer cruise,
The daily gazette., 1879-06-20
90 HOUSES TO Rent,

WI ANTED-IOO HOUSES TO RENT.
w -UWnerB Cali save Time, Lroub bic and
money by giving us full charge of their
properties. Our tenants are 30 well select-
cd that we are able to make regular and
prompt settlements. HBA LID co,
may2l- wed sattf
The daily gazette., 1879-06-20
Being Painted.

The gate of the Wilmington and Bran
dywine Cemetary received new coat of
green paint yesterday which gives it
q much improved appearance. Messrs.
Cardwell and Wall are doing the work.