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Arizona silver belt., 1879-08-22
sheriT's Sale

 By virtue of an execution issued out of the District Court of the First Judiciai Dis trlct Of 1he Territory of Arizona, in and for the County of i1nai. dated the sv6lty-lfth day ofJunc lS7a. in 8 certain action where ma A. H. Morehead as plaintiff recovered judgment against sidney M. Webb detend- ant for tue sum of elgnt hundred and twsii- ty-Seven 65-I0o dollars with interest ar the rate Of ten Der cent. per annnui from ,.ate sf Judgment till paid, sud judgment bcare date May tWentieth 1872 4 have lepled0pon Che following described property 4o-glt: One certain lot and premises on the west sldc os Hf0ad siTaet, the same being twenty -fsa feet front and one Hundred feet ia depth and bounded on tine n0rfn oy itednland e Nt- iey'S butcher shop and on tae south oy the sai0on of RTait E Moore. 1 will on the 5lss day of 5nly 1873 between the hours of Eo d. b. and l D. in. of that day in Ir0nt Of tAe said premises sell ail the right, title and issS forest ofthe said Sidney A. Webb, oi in and to the above descriDcd property at pu0ac auction for cash Co tlie highest and best bidder Co satisfy uexecuti0n and al costs.
 J F. GABRIEL
 Sheriff. Pinal County. Dated, July :, 1878.
 jYii-St
 The sale of the ao0Ye described property is postp0ned un5il the lltA day of August. 1873, on which day l. wiil be sold between the above named hours aud place
 I. F. GABRIEL. sheriH
Arizona silver belt., 1879-08-22
Constable Sale.

By virtue Of an execution issued out of P. $. Ailler's Court, July 3, l679, in faYoE of John H Hise 6 Co. and against x. ". Mayer. | have this cay levied on one certain piece Of real property, consisting Of one house and two lots situated on Broad street, north Of John d. Eatou's residence and south of James namnton's old saloon 0uild- ing and in the village Of Globe, Final Coun- ty. ariz0na Territory, to satisfy said execa- ton m the sum of one hundred and seventy one dollars and 35-lG0 and costs and aceru- inc costs, i will sell Co the highest and besI bidder for cash the above described proper ty at o oclock on the 4ih day oi August 1873. Sale to be ia front ol tue Justices ofhee In Globe.
 TIP. KERR, Constable, Jylf-ftl Gila Township, Ar.zcna. The sale of tue above described property is DostpOued unrl the 20th day Of August, 1873, sad sale to take place at the hour ahG place above named T P. KERR
 Constable,
 Gila Township, <. T.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-08-22
CaRtion.

Al persons nre hereby notified that tue undersigned owns ons-haif 0f the E. Capi- tan lniae by virtue of an agteemeut entered into by and between the undersigned and Samuel A Lowe. therefor, ! forbid any one from purchasing or leasing sad half ot said mine or in any way negotiating Wftn the said Lowe for the sad ilcfeAt.
 WILLIAM N. PW FED. Globe, PiRal County g. f., August p, 1879. atS-u
Arizona silver belt., 1879-08-22

VT Samla teams left Ph@nia for Globe, loaded wilh 70 ,0ee pounds of Smith k Woisey's Extra Family Flour for 5. Klein { Cs.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-08-22
Arizona Silver Belt.
Arsaas. Augs.wt ss. 1878.

l.. Nttaite4 NA9 bD Grau5o.
 Fresh Mixed Pickles in any g'isa asg s, :. Kien, Co.'S
 Spshsn butter. fresh anS sNa'e fsr sale by Weaver
 Fresh Csliforsia candies and nu'- uS. Kien < Cy's
 Hsydcu's Family four at Weaver at s DOT lae pounds. cash
 Cal and try the aew brand of To Sacco st $. Klein S Cg's.
 Fine Gun Powder Tea at West meyer's.
 $. Klsin < Co. have just received large invoice of miners gOosis. No l hams can be had of Weaver
 A new invoice of Wines, Liquors sad Cigars at s. Klein < Co's. Bscon l8 cents per pound at V est meyers.
 < large variety of California Csa goods at s. Klein < Co.'S.
 $. Klein returned from California las. Saturday.
 soue more of Prize Medal Coal 0a at Klein ( Co.'S
 O. L. Scott and Roscoe Ginn will leave for Silver C.g, \. II to- morrow.
 4 Good Bargain, q liberal reaue- ton in prices for goods sold for cash at s. Klein 6 Co.'s.
 For cash gooas can be bought cheaper at B. Weisl & Co's. than ever sold before n tbis market. Latest style suits of summer and fall clothing, also hats of every de- scription at s. Klein & Goa.
 The dance at Knox & MeNelly's hall last night vas an agreeable af- fair.
 A large assortment of Gents' Furnishing Goods at 5. Klein 6 Go Weaver buys for cash and sells for cash, consequently can afford to sel 4t small profit
 Fresh Californa rAisins, Drles Grapes, Pluus. Apricots and Alder Dued Bruie at KIein < Co.'S.
 For sale good ranch butter 5 cents per pound, eastern 85 cents bJ John Kennedy.
 Tweed's team viii arrive her' from Casa GTande this week viti 5000 pounds of assorted merchan- disc for Klein 6 Co
 Gibbons was discharged by Justic' Miller on S12o0 bond to await th' action of the Grand Jury. He Wai prosecuted by Browu and Van Wag enea and defended by Wilds.
 Mr. VOs5urg who has just return ed from 4 42 days trip in tho Whit moan.anas and the head of the bittl' Colorado. spesks Of having met thi widow No 2 of John D. Lee Q Mountain Meadow. She claims | be cousin of the late King Nolsey She has about one hundrea head 3 improved cattle and large band 2 horses. Sac runs" dairy.
 4AeA.T as.F- R. E.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-08-22

Two eomparies of 6sb Caysiry ar. nov at york bnildmg road from For Apache to Fort Thornas. The have been at work about two weeks The route is feasible for B read Mail service will commence on this route by she first of October Frank Staples has been appointed Postmas- ter at Apache.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-08-22
Notice.

This is to notify all persons from working or extracting ore from the Champion miEe on peril of being prosecuted to tbe extent of the law. |. ,. WABsIEh-
Arizona silver belt., 1879-08-22
Globe Cfty Retafk Price Curront, Corrected weekly 0y g. F. ExelE-
 nex e Co.


 Axes S2; axle grease 30c; angils &i5 to e2l; bellows S10; broomS 69c; bags seamless o3c; beer Anheuser dog. S6; beans Rex. per ID. l0g, beam Boston bk'd l5cs butter ranch per To- soc; butter eastern per 10. soc; brandy per gal $5; candies per ib soc; candles per 10 39c; co1re green per 10 8 and ] third cfS; coffee roasted per ib Doc; colee ground per % 5gc: crackers soda per 10 25cs crackers sweet per 10 30c; cheese Eastern per 70 o2c; egxs fresh per dog 13c; eggs desic2teQ can Si: fish salmon kit S3; iibh herring klt s4 o3i fab trout kit s4 50; iusei Q tape Sl toi lAse giant $I 50; four Las Cruces e6; Hour Hay den's S9 5a. -four Salt river S9; irlits tai can 75c; fruit dried per 10 p; domestic blanched Ia 10 9. domestic unbeaened i2 and half to 23; ham per ib 3es hammers per 10 70 to %; hummer handles each oa; horse shoes per lb lS; OK shoes per l1 5@; iron per ID l5 70 %; ielly Cal can %; lard fatfoanks D f0 35: lemon sugar best dJs iYe per can 50: nlacalUm per ID 40, meats per eau 5ri nails per 10 is. nails horse 70 to %; nails OK shoe 5g; oil lard per gal S2 60; oil 5nsecd per gal Fs. oil kerosene per gal Sl 59; picks @t, pick handles %; pickles per lb l2; powder giant no per ID $l l5; powder giant J J14- sons per 10 4l; powder Dupont keg es 9Ji powder sporting per ib sl z3i powder yeasi aud making Sl; putty per lb zl; prints Der ward Io. rice per 10 25: rope per 10 80; steel English per lb 4l; steel American per ID 55; shOyels f II S2; soap laundry I5 to p; soap castillo 50: syrup maple haif can S@i syrup
 silver dip per gal g GO, sugar cut loaf ?; sil- gar C %; szit English I2 and 1 half cts; saii domestic 10; salt coarse s; tobscco chewing per D $l; tobacco smoking per io g to xzi tea per 10 Toe to $i O, vinegar per gal fl 5y' vegetables lbs cans 45: wine per gal g; whisky per gal @ 70 to S2.s
Arizona silver belt., 1879-08-22

Ii is ssatetI that the sale Of sne IA- moiss SIIvor King of Arzena hat been consnminased, although the for nal transfer of stock and property hss not bean made. Ihe ssw owii- CTS are Eastern capitalists ana fhs headquarters of the company wiil bs in thls eity.-N I. Am. kAehange
Arizona silver belt., 1879-08-22
For aale.

Two adiofrlss.s lots, elieiolg zzd centrally To ated on Broad Street. fronting wess, for sale at bargain For particulars inquire at the BELT ot6ce.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-08-22
New Advertisements.

wANTED-A good barber at the 2aecoe House. B r. FASCOh-
The daily gazette., 1879-06-25
A FLOATING CORPSE.
An Unk neWm Man FOund DeAd In
the DelaWRre.

INV bpSh0W0u0.
Cadets upon the u. s. training ship,
MaUtOwer, now lying near EdgemooA',
discovered the dead and decomp0sed
body OF man floating in the Delaware
river last evening, about : O'Clock. The
commander ordered It to be towed ashore
near the dock OF the EdsemoOr company,
which Was done, and word was sent 10
Mayor Almond who notified the Coro-
ner. ,.....,
= The body had evidently been In the
water about week aud was that of a
man about 80 years old, 8 feet 8 inches
in height, with light-brown hair and sa D.
dy side whiskers. The body was CLOTH
cd In pair Of cashmere pa lls.velvet vest
alpaca coat, white shirt, knit under shirt
md drawers and b pair of bCo,s that
mad been newly half-spled.
Nothing was fonnd upon the body
except q pocketbook containing thr e
pensies and card, knife and an old
key. The card Ii possibly q clue to the
| identity OF the unfortunate man, for II
bore the name of f"W. 8. Rowland, De-
tectiv ."
The Coroner held an inquest thi,
morning and after examining one wit
ness, render q verdict that the man
(Daine unknown, came to his deatf
from unknow causes.
| A telegram has been Sc mt to Chief O
Pohce Jones in Philadelphia inquirihj
| II the man Is known In that city.
The daily gazette., 1879-06-25
A Former Wilmington Fireman.

At the next meeting OF the Chester,
Pa, City Council that body " iii be cal led
upon to elect Chief Engineer for the
Fire Department, also two assistants l.
rhe tire companies are looking about
them for ava fable men for that position.
Tue franklin company has alreaiy put
up men IN the person of WIN. Doltbn,
who has been an active fireman for
many years, not IN Che ter alo ne, but in
Wilmington, and he is eminently quail
fed for the position. They have secured
the endorse meDt of the Moyamensiug
Hook and Ladder Company for this
gentleman, and with that of his own
COMPANY, and probably that of the
Hanley, his name will 60 before the
Council strongly endorsed.
The daily gazette., 1879-06-25
The south Anerao.n War.

The Panama papers Of June 16 contain
graphic accouDts of. the recent naval
battle off Iquique, in which the Peru
Wan nenitor HHascar sunk the Chilian
Wan iron-clad Independents ran
aground and went TO pieces In CHASING
the Chillan Covadonga. The particulars
of the fight heretofore published are
confirmed and the gallantry Of the Es-
meralda's commander, Captain Prats,
who while his ship was sinking boarded
victorious enemy and was killed, is made
particularly conspicuous. When the pc
pers went to press news had just reach
ed Panama that the Covadonga, which
by skillful sailing in shallow water had
induced the Independencia to her de-
struction, had also run ashore and boon
destroyed. The damage she received In
worthy and she was abandoned by her
crew.
The daily gazette., 1879-06-25
Brief Locals.

Green apples and pears, have appear
ed In market.
Cherries are very scarce, and sell at IL
and 10 cents per quart.
Deviled crabs at Fullmer's.
The last commencement takes place
this evening.
Go to Ocean City on July 4tb.
The body of drowned man was found
floating in the Delaware river, opposite
Edgemoor yesterday evening.
In order to stop an aching tooth, call
on DR.. Gallagher, the dentist, No $50
M Market street.
When will that investigation COM
mence.
Soft shell crabs at Fullmer's.
The commencement of the Whining.
ton Acadr rmy at the Opera House last
eyeping, was pleasant affair.
| Turtle soup at Fulmer's.
The Alumni Society OF the Boys
High School, gave ban niuet at. the
Opera House last evening.
Salt oysters at Fulmer's.
After July 1st, business men will begin
to visit the summer resorts.
Attend the sale at Ogle's auction room
tomorrow.
AS vegetables become more plentiful
In market, the prices have downward
tendency.
Chief of Police Maxwell sold horse
at auction this morning to pay expenses
of keeping it in the city pound.
The daily gazette., 1879-06-25
Another Rustic "GyppeA."
HOW sHARPERs FLEECED O0TNTBx
MAN RI THE WKLL-WOnM JoCK2l

HOW sHARPERS FLBECED O0THTBHr
MAN BY THE wELL-WonM JocksK
John G. Bill Izzard, ofDoVst ,Uelkware,
who was looking out for cheap wagon
yesterday, was taken In hand By John
l.. Gordon. notorious Ryp operstOrt
who showed him horse he had to sell
at stable in N lies street, noar Tcuth
and Walnut AtreeSs., He assed e126 Tor
the animal, which struck Blizzard -
being fit, only. fer crow bate. While
they we're cOiiversin9 . third man on.
tered, who looked 1t the horse and sAid
il would Just suit him. Then . hstle bit
Of by-play came In for tho countsyman'e
ben~fit. Gorden hayed mp and refused
positi vely to deal with NO.8, and order
ed him out of the stable. u. 10 ID
After wards c0lofed man called Biz
zard outside and No. told him he
wanted the horse badly, but - {}ord0n
would not deal with him he promised to
give Blizzard $40 for she horse II he
would buy 1t from Gordon. lBlixsard
went back to Gordon's stable and had NO
difficulty whate yer In getting the steed
for S125, which would have matted him
SIS prodt had he been able q. end the
anxious purchaser. Blizzard, Milling q
discover him, returned TO- 0ordon's Sta
BILE and sold the horse back to Gordon,
taking his thirtv-day note for o11b and
$40 in cash. Blzzard's friends advised
him to sue Gordon and iraplsyen ths
horse to prevent deceptdop when ths
note falls due. ..f. .o sf,t,r, ~
The daily gazette., 1879-06-25
PROPOSALS..
DRoPosALs FOR sU.lDLsa A

DROPOsALs FOR BUiLDING A
i SEWER ON SHIPLEY RUN:
Sealed Proposals will be received In the
box in The Council Chamber, until 40
Ing about feet of Sewer Oh Shipley
Run, beginning Un the north side OF N inth
street, and ex ending up said un about
100 feet The sewer will he ttrafghi for
about "A ret ard about Sc feet on II curve
OF 1865 feet radius. The walls OF the
sewer will he abont ~ feet high and ~
feet thick, built OF good well shaped .w0-
men stone. The wall Will be what is gen.
irregular courses, and will consist Of stone
containing from to cubic feet, and 80 dis
posed or laid as to make a firm and com
pact wall, and no stone shall be used that
does not contain at least one cubic foot,
except for filing up the fn'erstices be
tween the larger stone In the heart of the
wall. At least One-fifth OF The face of the
walls shall be composed OF headers ex-
tending full Size eighteen (l8) inch inJO
the wal and from the back the headers
shall be in the same proportion and OF the
same dimensions, and so arranged that u
header In the back shall be between two
eaders in the face. The ends of the walls
on the north will be neatly nnissed wi, h
steps the breadth of which shall not be
less than the rise. The sewer will be con-
nected with the s. :. er air fady built across
Ninth street The distan ce between the
side walls of the sewer will be eight 81
Il.
by a semi-circuar brick arch nine (9)
inches thick, com posed of two rings or
courses OF the Des. hard burnt brick. The
pavement W." be an inverted arch OF
6 IL feet radius consisting of one course
| Of good smooth paving brick laid on edge
| The bed of The pavement must be well
prepared by being thoroughly packed and
ra am med and made to conform TO the
exact shape and grade OF the inverted
arch or pavement. The sprlngii line OF
the va vemeui wi;l be lree ,3, feet below
the spl .Dging line of the arch. The arch
will he well backed with stone 10 tie
neigh OF about "a feet, All the worh
lDOih stone and bric q Of this sever musl
be laid in good by draulic cement mortar
composed of equal parts Of cement anc
| clean river sand All Il -, cement mus
be subjected to u test and approved b. thu
| Street Com m issiOner b ,'Ore II will b'
| allowed To be used In the work. Bid
| must he made for the entire work, in
| cluding excavation and back filling. Eaci
bid or proposal must BE- properly signed ant
accompanied W ith bond and surely In IN
sum of $500 "a q guarantee OF the eoo'
faith of the bid, and the successful bidde
will be required TO give a bond with suret,
in the sum Of $500 for the faith ul coin
pletion of the contract.
Proposals should be addressed TO til
Street Com m issioner.
The Committee reserve the right to n
Ject any or all bids.
| E. Fl. HOAGLAND,
je19-7t Street Com missioner.
The daily gazette., 1879-06-25
The Markets.

Beef steak, 14a2Oc; sirIoin, lsa20c;
roast, 14a1Sc; corned Sa12"; chipped
25a3Oc; ham sliced 15a1S Wholesale, 1Oc,
shoulders, aalOc; fitch, 11a12c; pud
ding, 16c Log's-head cheese, 12c; lard
lOc; mutton, 1Oa12c; chops, 16alsc veal
ioai6c; outlets, 18a20c; chickens, 1Oa12
a 10; SiaSl so per pair; spring chickens;
15c per h.; butter, 12a20 cents per pound
eggs. 18 cents per doz.; onions 2a4c per
Snnch; soup beans, cents; cucumbers,
/ a &c. per piece, asparagus, 5aSc per
bunch; potatoes 2Oa25c. per half peck
NV pota,oes 1Oa25c do; apples, 25a3h q
half peck; strawberries, 5a15c box:
sninach, 10 cents, per half peck rhu-
barb2 a3e IA bunch;rock fish ,12tc per pound;
founders, 10 cents; black bass, 25a
3Oc per string; cat fish, three pound for
25s; kale, ,1Oai2p' half peck; lettuce 3 q
per head; green peas, 1Oal2c per half
neck; radishes,3 &c per bunch, cherries
i2 per quart; new cabbage, Sal2 per
head: new tomatos 18 a 20 per quart,
soashes, 1a5c. per piece; new heats. DC
ner bunch; string beans,12 cents per hall
neck; butter beans, loo per half peck
rasnberrIes, 2 boxes for 25c; VIII" ritter
berries, 1Oc per box; dew berries, 1Oc pei
quart.
The daily gazette., 1879-06-25
New Castle Letter.

INK NEW SCHOOL HoUBE-THB STREETS
LAMPS NOT LITTLE FIRE EEaINE
Special Correspondence OF the Gazette.
NEw CASTLE. June %. 1879.
AT the Mayors Office everything Is
IN apple pie order, and as coming events
are SAID to cast their shadows before,
ihere will no doubt be plenty of bust ness
ior the police in few days.
That singing on Delaware street. op-
poslte the city Hall, the other nil ght, was
good, bad and Indifferent, and might
ee ealspensed with. 1t might be artistic,
oat was fearfully grating on the nerves
lie Board Of Educatl on met last even
,as PRESIDENT George Gray, Esq, in
ho chalr. The various standin ng COM
ni,ltees reported their various actions,
unch were approved. On motion an
TIuer Tor 81 600 was ordered to he drawn
,u InVor OF the Building Committee, for
"e use OF the new school house. -'
ran rmt, Gray, from the Committee on
aseachets' reported that an examination
su vi uachers had been held under their
a"reiVlsioh, Dnt owing to the absence OF
a.h Iu.liher OF the committee they would
a.. ~. an extension of time. It was or.
1vtou 1 mat when the schools close, July
po pu, Dc until september 1ht. The
lug. ''eA
mhy was 1t that the gas lamps alonf
2outh ph strtet.were not lit last night
ve veope on their way home from churcl
n'n mepe subjected 10 insults and were com
poaea po, ! to is bear abusive language. Thi, il
nOe nos as II should be, and should it agail
r there VIII be some who will re
nT%Dsr rs the occasion for some time.
tha haue cutters along Market street, nea
a T faars,5 in,se,5sectlon Of Chestnut street, is i,
loossa t'ul us condition. and ought to b.
TSsa Th" after by the city fathers.
from, ,ne e gutter along Delaware street, il
yard sna AZ .ns ne Methodist Church and grav
b. bAu shnt, mus the air with stencil, and shout
nusan.au eu :: This has been a stanai q
sbougs' rue 'ire engine is out of order an
hose shne oe repaired at once. The ne,
done done should ~ he aired. why it il nc
dollarss sn moIe than many can tell. A fe,
nprOperly. p"''S might save sl 'oo
The daily gazette., 1879-06-25
The Health Of sne ssash.

MEMPHIS, June 24.--Ofhcial reports,
dated June 20, from the, mayors and
presidents of boards 0fheslth 1t Mem
phis, vicksburg, jackson, Miss. Canton,
Miss; Shreveport, La; Collieryille,
Tenn. Hickman, KY; Grenada. Miss. !;
Helena, Ark; Holly. Springs, Miss. !;
Decatur, Ala, and Tuscumbia, Ala,
bring intelligence that in none Of the
places mentioned has the health outlook
ever been more favorable. In no in
stance has there been any indication Of
the return of the fever. Better health
than is usual at this season Of the year
prevails and every preventive that sani-
tary knowledge can suggest has been
made use of to preclude . recurrence Of
last years epidemic. Quarantine regu-
lations have been established and are
ready to be enforced should an exigen-
cy arise. ...l1a4fs.E
The daily gazette., 1879-06-25
COMMECEMENTl AT DICKINSON.

CARLISLE, Pa, june 24.-Last even
ing, in Emory hall, the junior prize con-
test in oratory for the Plerson gold and
silver medals took place.. After prayer
by the Rev. Joseph Vagce the following
programme was aspursued: "Monuments," !"
J. Warren Harper, Carlisle; GAN the
Worlds Stage" G. G. Zug, Mechanics
burg; "Fall Of Porland" W. w. Car
hart "Public Opinion" Charles E. Ege,
Carlisle; 'Infuence Of Mind over the
isnss sSs use oer'a OF Il The cfy @sns.dn
Patterson, Huntingdon, Pa; "Popular
Freedom as National Safeguard" j.
Hope Caldwell, Wilmington, Del.
The prizes will be awarded ON COM
mencement morning. This evening the
literary societies were addressed BY the
Hon. Harris Brewster, LII. D. Of the
Philadelphia bar. a..lnsG
The daily gazette., 1879-06-25
ocean City Excursions.

The announcement Is ma ie "offici ALL 1
in another column by advertisement, thai
the first of the popular excursions to
Ocean City, the well known summer re-
sort will take place on the national holi-
day. The train will leave this city at q
O'Clock, a. M, arriving at Ocean City at
10. 80; returni ng leave Ocean City at. SEQ
o'clock, Il ereby giving six hours on the
beach. Fare for the round trip, $500. In
order that the day may be properly OBJ
served there will be display of fire
works from the train on the re urn trip
The daily gazette., 1879-06-25
Nothing Venture. Nothing win

While inoraIists differ az to the bene-
ficial effects on the community, az to the
advantages gained from a lottery in
preference to a direct tax. there can be
no doubt that the recipients Of the many
large sums that are SO frequently given
by The Louisiana State Lottery are
benefited The attractive sum Of $50,
900 may become the properly of some
one of our readers who Is willing to ven
ture two dollars by remittiDg 1t TO NJ A
Dauphin, p. q. box, 692, New Orleans
before July 8th, when the 10th mont y
distri bntion occurs.
The daily gazette., 1879-06-25
PersOma1.

n Raw Rishop Lee was in Pittsburg
yesterday. IT., .h,s o;ty
uou. III. .nd ief, for his home In the 9
Iass sso;r ,h;s morning. He called at
the GAZETTE Office for few minutes
IL IL w;1i nrobablv return to Washington
in few days.
The daily gazette., 1879-06-25
Parade O61eerS.

At meeting of Delaware Fire Com
pany held last evening, the following of
ficers were elected for the parade onJuly
5th Chief Marshal, john O'Brien Com
pany Marshall, James Vance; Assistants,
John Borden, s. W. Chadwick.
The company has thds far completed
seventy sets of ca Iipments. They ex-
pect to turn out between seventy and
seventy-five men.
The daily gazette., 1879-06-25
Druukiu Chester.

According to the Chester Times, Tony
Emmanuel, of Wilmington, was locked
up in that city on Monday night, for
being very drunk and isorderly. Yes
terday morning he had hearing before
the Mayor, and was released on paying
the costs of the case. 'Tony Immanuep
Is name not found in the Wilmington
directory, and this chap was either sail
ing under fal-e colors or trying to shift
the disgrace of his situation upon this
city.
The daily gazette., 1879-06-25
roitee Cases Inst N,~h.

police oa,e ,,,.le boys were arraigned at the
swimmiUua Uat. = iast s night on the charge of
charaa ,',llg III, IN Christiana Hundred. The
ladys dsu St was made by the husband of a
the bo~s "mo wa, was much annoyed. None of
and a, tbo we're e, over twelve years of age
the case snv w,rs;g snsarge could not be proved
swimmin,,". mule s boys were then tried for
we're required to pay cost.