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The daily gazette., 1879-04-30
"PinafOre" at WaIIacL.s

In connection with the announcement
that a company of children from Phila.
delphia have been engaged to appear In
matinee performances of I'll. Nj. S. Pima
FORE" at Wallack's Theatre, a letter was
sent 10 Mr.. Lester Wallack, by Mr.. +. f.
Jenkins,tbe snperin end mt aud secretary
of the Society for the Proven; ion of Cru
city to Children, calling attention to the
law regulating exhibitions of the kind,
and expressing the hope that s'lhe man
agemeDt would not violate the same and
thereby necessitate the interference of the
society,""
The daily gazette., 1879-04-30
oHERIFF,s BALE.

HERfFF'S SALE.
y BY virtue OF writ of Levari Facias
10 me diTecteds will be exposed 10 public
LXsxYErrE HOTEL, sll shiplcy /. t.,
OF Wilmington, Now Castle county, Della
WEDNESDAY,
The 7th day of MAY, A. d., 1879,
at 2o'ciock. p. M, the following described
Real Estate, viz.
A II that certain lot or piece of land " ID
three three storied brick Il ~ellings thete n
erected, situate In the city OF Whining on i,
In the county aforesaid, bound, d ana de.
scribed az follows, to wit Beginning at "a
corner stake OF land conveyed 10 John II
Adams ard In "A line dividing this from
Michael McCiusky's nd nj the distn ce
Of ~ feet 2 inches nortberly at angles fro
fifth street aud AT u Q distance of i67 feet 2
Inches tasterly AT light angles from Church
street; thence parallel with Church street
north 81 degrees east 81 feet 10 Inches 10 the
south side of n new street 30 feet wide call
ell Daniels or Lord street; th.'nce by the
said side Of said street south bs degrees
east w feet To "a corner stake thence ny a
new line parallel 10 the wall of Trinity
church yard south Z degrees east feet 4
inches To the north side ~ the Pnilalel-
phia. Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad
aud iheuce by the said side OF ~ III railrond
westerly ~ feet inches to "a stahe In a
line OF land lately conveyed Ia John II
Adams;lhence westerly along sail Adams
land and parallel with the aforesaid o feel
wide street called Daniels or Lord street a
The contents more or less.
Sized and taken In execution az the
properly of william MEG iniey and Ellen
his wife. and 10 he sold by
Sheriff. Is Office, New Castle. April n
INV aplg etdl
The daily gazette., 1879-04-30

Justice Field, of the Supreme Court,
says that the jurors test-oath is odious
and Invalid. The Democratic party
makes the same observation and, unless
prevented by the veto of the Fraudulent
President, will wipe the unconstitutional
fungus from the statutes before leafy
Lima
The daily gazette., 1879-04-30
SATURDAY,
The 10th Day of MAY, 1879,

at O'Clock, p. NJ, the following described
Real Estate, viz:
AL that certain lot oi land with double
two story brick house and brick stable
iher, on erected, situate and lying on tn.
west side of Market street in the saiu city
of Wilmington, beginning at the distance
running with and along said Market street
sbout a feet 7 Inches and extending In
depth about ~ feet to II Ger ain alley on
the westerly side OF said lot, be the same
what 10 may.
seiz.d snd taken In execution ~ the
properly Of Edward Wootten, Admins.
TRAITOR of Alfred X. Woo'ten deceased.
Clinton kondabush and Rhoda B Ronda
bush, his wife. formerly khodd Woot
ten, surviving mortgagor and Mary X
WOoiien, heir at law ot AIRED X. N eot
ten deceased and William A. Lamote
terre tenant, and 10 be sold by
JOHN p LIE, Sheriff
SherifT's ONCE New Castle, April q t.
1919 HpZ2-sOdts
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on ILFS.

NJ OTIS,E-The Working Mems Loan
IN Assoc lation now offers new uck or
sale. The first pay ment may be made at
any time 10 the Secretary
GEO &. MARIS,
apag-tm col ShIpleN street. 2nt floor.
The daily gazette., 1879-04-30

S,HEKIFr'S SALE.
= by virtue of writ of Vendilioni Ex-
ponas, to me directed, will be exposed TO
Public sale, 1T The
HOTEL of SAMUEL PEACOCK,
In MiddieIown. in II. Georges hundred ,
New Castle cOunty, delaware, on
FRIDAY, The 2nd Day of MAY,
A. d., 1853, at O'Clock p. NJ,
The follow described Real Estate. viz !:
one undivided sixteenth part of ali that
certain tract, piece or parcel of land stu
ate on the levels. IN Appoquinimink hun
dred, New Gas. le county, Delaware, ad-
joining lands Of Henry Davis, BENJAMIN
Gibbs jane V. Crawford, Il. 4. Lock
wood. James Roberts, deceased and others
and binding ON the public road leading
from 1t. Anus Church through the levels,
containing by computation one hundred
and siXty-fve aci eS, be the same more or
less, with Two story frame dwelling,
granary, stable, carriage house and shed
meat house lhereOE erected. there is also "A
peach and hppie orchard with other fruit
trees thereon.
seizei AID taken in execution as the
property Of Joseph West, Jr., deceased
tHenry Davis adm illustrator OF Jos. w est,
Jr deceAsed) and to be sold by
jon y PYLE, Sheriff
Sherifi's Office, New Castle, ApriI II.
lsi9. aplb-eOdts.
The daily gazette., 1879-04-30

LOGAN DVNI FIGHT.-The Repubt-
Gun Says atht uA/hrTE seems to be very
much dlsappoinledthat Logan did not 90
Out and make himself target for this
southern fool Hon. Wm. NJ. Lowe,
"hom Logan accused Of making a false
ana scandalous' report II might have
seemed so 10 tie Republican, but in fact
the DAzEFrL was not disappointed for
as general thing those Nho rant and
fllme, as Logan is accredited with doing,
as 10 what he has done or will do in the
hghting line are mostly found to back
out when the time comes, Just as Logan
mas dohe' 80 far a, We know, Lowe
seems to have been quiet, inoffensive
man, and this affair was not of his seek
ing. 1t was very natural. if he had been
led by Logan to take up arms on the side
OF the Confedcrates. that he should state
the fact after hearing LOGAN abuse the
Confederates as hc did in his speech a
feW days ago in the senate. 1t was nc
harm to state the facts. Lowe did moi
publish what he said A mischievous
meddling lettcr-writer for the Philadel
phia Record did that without any direc
tion from Lowe. And Logan denounce,
the paper, the writer and Lowe, all a
liars. When the reporter called on Low,
he was too much Of man to back Ou
and leave the reporter. so he declared i
was-Logan and moi the reporter that lied
Had Logan like an honest man owned u
O. that he did join the rebels and enlis
several companies, he might have creI
ont with more decency. But like ravin
bull he only store about the more; an
! Lowe, according to his code of homo
had nothing else to do but to ask him
retract. This he did in a modest maj
ner for Southern duelist, and Loga
with even more modesty concluded II,
~ hazard further his skin. We do NJ
disapprove of Logan's "discretion' at al
On the contrary we regard it AS til
The daily gazette., 1879-04-30
PROPOSALS TO REBUILD AND Kr.
PAIR ThE BANKS OF UEDAI

PROPOSALS TO REBUILD AND Kr.
PAIR THE BANKS OF UEDA X
REEk MARSH COMPANY.
Motto. Is hereby given that In accord
auoe with Section of AL act passed hy the
General Assembly OF Delaware, ut It's lat
session, sealed proposals Will je received
by the undersigned coinmitiee OF the Levy
Court of New Castle County to 'fcIair
and rebuild" the banks OF the Cedar Greek
Mans Company. In Blackbird hundred
New Castle county, Delaware. The pro.
posals must state explicitly The amount
for com plef-na tho whole Uork Ia s'ti
sLaDLiai aud proper manner; must be al
dressed TO one or more OF the com mittee AT
their respective post Offices on or before
Friday, May o. 1919, at y o'clock, IN.
Ii. Ii. WELLS,
smyrna, bel.
WILLIAM POLK,
Odessa, Del.
JAMES r. TAYLOR,
Townsend, el.
ap2i.2tw- -6tdeod Com mitiec
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Hrkitt'S SALE
> By virtne OF "a writ Of Levari Facias,
To me dfc-ted VIII bc exposed 10 public
sac. nj tnc
HOTEL OF SAMUEL. Il. BOUSuELL.
At townsend, In ippoquin mink hundred.
New Ga ne county, delaware, on
The daily gazette., 1879-04-30
AH hN>t APpLlclTn,

NV 4 liON
NoricE L. roo,. t.. V.5.,'- s5.S
- plihhce win tie i, ,,,''',.'.'y ma
act "i Asscmhiy..I .i.'''l.'nytba
proVide', do Hereby gI,. 'r ms,
s'.nni @ srpN iH Wl.mg to@er @
no eral S's>iouspf iIa r,.,cs u' W., ifsl
,lN.fy "l ihr Slntu,liD.oW.,''' "a ''l1il
r" Chs ir cuun's nu MAJ lG
Jay OF May u,Aj. A. f. na' u
bfSt daj OF The HrAt Ma t,r,, ,', tsl.
couil, Tor u lcef Nriu.,.,,.'.'lW 10
ern, No. 2'ol M.rl.' :, :" ma
corner OF .isl aiid Niut,l AsS
OF lhe city of W lmius'on h.-sn n
10 seli lhi"Aicaimg lmulit .ni,'Hi 'Hi
t'es IMAM un. Q.sIf. D., to
pfcinisrt, Auu o.. ...,..
cliiHeuN recommend i,....t, ,''is
towI. ''N 'pFg
r. e. johnson. ,..uu,.p,
+ + Gallnglfr. a. NJ WI
Joseph Ban, IT,. N,.ru1 ! a.
william ". SmlH l.nr.'.
Thomas II. Free. J.rt,,...
William lpdt, sI,r,,.. ,.N'i
Innm co.. 't"' "l"' jg'ih NeLAi.
william W Colr l..rl.l,
r. II Mouslrv. Wv.r f'a
James stewart. "a
william NJ QGlrks tnail,,,v.
Norris II HI4r. % 1o.a6
Charles NJ ,ier. E.s,.,'.as
sn ~ Ih"NAsl All'sII
orICf.-l. Mp-j N. -guged
~ pllanse wNl Ml r.n-o,sat
act nI y s-.inniy.lu .4e,t... a,lI
pfovided de- ho''5 us anl.s AalI
apply IA wTtu- lp.l, i1,t .fisI
Sesiicns %! luH latet aNi lAlil
cry, oi the STATE co. lJHAetfp. ID N
New Castle cuNU y. ol Nalj Al
day of May 'rNi s. d..
iirsi day ni it- uoN A's. r4mNHlI
court for Il license tossed lai.Iasml1
AT No iOI Wet ..rrI.I .ir..t Il
riflh War ri 70. ans o., a. .nnI
Delaware, and io .rI M,Dtctul!1
IN less Quau'.'ic- uu. .u.t 4uaE Y
drunk on thr IIciu al m. I'd
respectable C4tt.U. rH.l. ig|
application, iDWIt.
WIN IL Ruhns"H 'tm Nlggii|
ChhS Lamb, Sr.
q II Bcurett. 'Hl.. l. Il
Anthony ilarklI-. Aapsl.
Joseph j Brr n. I.mu fHms
Harry FIRST, lsNbl N,oA,
W & Woods, d . Du...n.
Lewis ~ Mason. li.N bf-au
I !. turutn, IHiUH ~ jlyl
John 4 Nosf Al'i n'asI
Lewis Z lsr-u, j -r.l j stoll
Adolf Wurih, Jun b tssy,I
Patrick au.brrt, lu alc-
Er lln.uu
aplg 3t' MA'i q N'l0Fitl
The daily gazette., 1879-04-30
. .ssEssMENT

NJ OTICE-CiTY ASSESSMENT.
IN The assessment Of the G1ty OF Will
mington for the year 1873 Is now com
pleted and ON nile IN the Clerk OF Council's
Office for publ'c Inspection. ard will re-
main there until the first day ( May, 1873
The Board of Assessment. Revision aud
Appeals Will SIT In the ouncil Cham her
on the hrst day OF May, and continue for
y. IN.
Persons desiring 10 appeal will please
present the same la writing.
-. Il FRAZER,
Clerk of CITY Council
Ofice hours from a. IN, 10 IL IN ana
from 10 b ID, IN, anyItrnai
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seegiSi ~ Ofdr.
REGISTER, urfrE

New d~Iii' #N .4N. 80
Upon the arpilrauu nL j "A
Chand Ter, Adinlui,irtldt 9i e4pII
gless, late OF t'ri'i ana hi n
county,. deed. 1t is n,'rmiaai "a
the egg slor that The tiriIi'iralG
said give notlrr ui ffr +i8alhsg' a
of Administration muu me- t@di
the decd. with thc dalrH' -mAiDs1I
by causing pivrritsuoH', o. b
within forty days a0m lAr NV
Letters, in SIX %! uleuI' lab.el4|
The County OF nm cA..ie, eilIi1
persons having llaa li' agailH
late. to present the same, of aO.t
Act of Assembly ih ,lcli c'~ ~
provided. Aud ais" caH,e lle saz
inserted within the sam' p'ue
wilmington GAhtItL. q ne@'iaia
lished in Wilmington, aug 'o l' sO''|
therein three weeks se. " di
- Given uwlHrt'r l7ldall n
}Ls Office ot Tine Eg.''lri aq'S 'S n
t~~) New Castle, ul New taa.
aforesaid. Ia" day nHl yga' N'g'9 ,. 3 y
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cIIRE YoURs;.E':!L'.l' &.

n I,.nnnt's "NrstlAN' uaidHheesi II
2eI@ansn,,5 ,;5Sel Selr AliieSlJ laPg'''',
mea.ns', ., ,,ess"" ana Drugs 9s'a ' ,.I, asI,pa
& Lo., ,1on rSn hays d,.fo5ei u y igets, ia. 5
gfaeii'r,, IT, ila i'1@ ,"a ".y b D.. Z, y
dy, %ien ;,s' for Owe, u..fy ,sL, !sL sni' II
sate plae'i.,e ..,n t., Wok,i 'r|. y us M h
impas'ss ss s'is, ss scakgc' b. o.. oda;s@ @i it
men VINO w.onsrtie. ,ssi sre fi At oyI ,, csl's is
habit q q = s'I-a .nsaIg aai rthstI.,t, l;sss
ssn. .r.aSts x. s34,. s4 aaeci a, ,,,s4si ,s
TONIC ana g''9i 6aei,, hapar9S .ls' b, ffssj
:ioryas Ia;% R.S., 'a nd 'p's a,ve ailsS h
m,, 6ansial aIe nai .inp. prldaeii,f f tt aI',' Ss
Af5e-' ss-fTcc, p, Five poll.f.s 3 'i = r az
tosny 9 SddfSYii'%; GYi North Fnh 'ioyl No E'i.sa1
pa, 9spdI pdIelinestior. q de ls,1,sss,i si',i
sg,s &C., = OF sny .dirc.. iPoa re,s p,ol .,Sss
b III n. r. IN
The daily gazette., 1879-04-30
THE PRESIDENTIAL VETO.


The tone OF President Hayes veto of
the army bill must dissppOint very many
who had been led to believe that he was
prepared to accept all the laws of pc ,ce
and to remove tie country from all the
irritating and arbitrary laws of war. H.
is written in credilable temper and has
none of the clsp-trap or fiery sentences
Of the Stalwarts, but it deliberately takes
Issue with Congress on the use Of Fed
eral troops at elections, and defends the
pierogatives of the Executive in main
tanning peace at the polls by lha bayonet
regardless oi the laws of States OF the ae-
ton Of the properly constituted authori-
ties.
This Is a most vital and fearfully
fatal mistake on the part Of President
Hayes. He can no more maintain the
Executive control Of elections, under the
pretencs Of ke.plng the peace at the polls
than he can turn the currents OF N iagara
backwards. What he supports in his ar
gument in favor OF the use of Federal
troops al elections, is neither possible OF
exc utlon in fee country In time OF
peace, nor can 1t serve party purposes, in
the present attitude Of paities, except to
furnish pretexts to Democratic Senate
and House for rejecting the Presidential
vote of any State where the policy OF
military Intervention has been foolishly
attempted.
The daily gazette., 1879-04-30

S.HEhIr Fps SALE.
- BY virtue OF "a writ OF Levari Flclas
To me directed, will be exposed 10 public
sale. AT the
LAFAY ETTE HOTEL, sii Sbipley st.
Kept by John j. Dougherty. In the city ol
Wilmington, Now Castle County, Della
ware
The daily gazette., 1879-04-30
SHERIFF'S SfLE.S

~ HtsKIFF'S SALE.
- ny virtueoi WI IL ~ Ais. Levari Fa-
ciss To me directed. win be exposed TO
public sale, At the
The daily gazette., 1879-04-30
THE VETO.
From the Ledger.


A rather unevenly balanced document
is that sent 10 the House of Representa-
tives yesterday, giving the Presidents
reasons for his veto of the Army bill. 1t
would have far more force il il had
omitted three-fouiths of its contents.
The first half, besides being very faulty
in its reasoning, is entirely unnecessary
to the making out Of his case, and one
half of the remainder rather weakens the
fourth and concluding part, which is
quite strong and directed to the point.
The message recites number Of sections
of the Revised Statutes which are intend
ed TO prevent military interference AT
elections, and, arguing that these are
| quite sufficient in that direction. infers
| that there Is, therefore, no necessity fol
the further prevention contained in til,
sixth section of the Army bill. But few
disciplined minds will be able to per
ceive any force in that logic. Every pre-,
caution within the limits of the Consti
tuition should be provided against army
interference with elections, and the fact
that some such are provided is no argli
ment why others should not be, if the un
gardcd points present opening and temp
tations to Inscriptions partisans, eithe
in the army offices or the Executive de
partment of the Government in time
of high political excitement. The logi
cal inference is just in the opposite iii
rection to that taken by the President
for nothing is more epugnant to the in
stincts of the American people than tb
intervention of the military arm of tn
Government at election time. Hcno
all that portion Of the message coul'
have been left out greatly To the advant
are of the rest
The daily gazette., 1879-04-30

> by yiri,,ss = .s,ALf.
u,nS' n,,hi,oo o me dir'oieg, No'As.I.,
Puolic sale,atue Will j. 'e'@FJ
N Hrpl by l"hnJlo,'''','''''i q! Si,,. \
Wwa,r,moins1on, Waro Sew It.l'rIya ,,... ,sqd
IT,, WEDNESDAY =
,,e ,1e "h day Of NAY.tn +,
Co.. ns !, e,oclsr.m.., NM, d j, IN
All ii,.''S' r5a' r.-..,.:. w.: ''.'' s.Ar.
,h'. ii'' ~. dw,i4hg Inc. y, ", 'a''ar4i,,.
a' " ~. .oi inrd ~ follow, sln1 N.Y., -
l,slom ,,,,, -, ''''i former, VI; Il; l.eg 1, \
- slde ,e, oi y mn .lre.r .,, o., NE ~Ip, N
'Shipley Nre,i. ib.',.l'4 b.' IRE st,ipr7 ~ !.
lhiiu north ag d..r.. Oy 4 y
norm '1s 4. t. ,,~ - beat r,' in a a,a .. p,faR
street /, i'oipn.cr. ava ionleInSS
- now nae iiyulnp iir, ua,
'f saiu lut Hnd p,,.,. '''', From I'M ~ y
,n IT,, w. '''li" OF lnota,fl,',.'.'g,.0 va, nd,
u,"elliiiss suuls ,'','N tydn,
we "I"t'stti .slr a. ~ wels.,
dhente Thereby ,ou.n 49, '''l mi.
inches to tho pli,@ ~, 'r.,e's ,sl
cehi.nis lh,grui 49, 'HsIHntg
VOL. I pace lla a. ''! nay n
SEIZED and k.. .,
prope ~ nf john II " 'A''u'lO1 /
''' ''ls "ilr' audi.i.',.s'''g s'', ~ ~ y and
st,o.,,, IuHN p,t ,enl
| ~ 'er'h : "I'Ice, Nry l,.I,. ~, ,'i' ID
The daily gazette., 1879-04-30
NOTICE,

All persons hav.aa Gains ~ ~
Estate oi the dec a>rd mus lis'
same duly attos'el - lAe '.',iI.,
on or before Am. "a
Act OF Assembly III sHcl ra'e A
provided. ..,.,. ,u,SnLgEl
Wv . Almaiis
Address. Centre. i'e pei ~ -.
The daily gazette., 1879-04-30
The 3rd day of May, A. D., 1879

at 2 O'Clock. p. M, the following described
Real Estate, VIZ:
All that certain lot or piece of land stu
ate In the city or Wilmington aforesaid
aud having brick house thereon erected
on the northeast corner of Seventh aud
* ing streets, and havinga front Oh X ing
street OF II feet and inches and extendin
back and aiOhg Seventh stree that same
width n feet inches To u feet side ailcy
leading into seventh street, with the PRIV
ilege oi the use of said alley forever, and
containing within those bounds eight hun
dred and ihirt' en- feet eleven and five
sixths Inches TO land, be the same, more or
less
Seized and taken In execution as the
property OF sophia Il. Cieland, widow anu
deylsoo Of Thomas X. Cleiand, deceased
surviving mUrtcagor, ANA Emma Il Gle
land. Annie " Ilson. Thomas X. Cieland
Charles y. Cleland, Sophia n, Cleland. Ei-
len Shoemaker, John ". CIeland and Eiiz
ClelaId children and devil ees of Thomas
Il. Cleland. deceased, and Jordan A. W n
son, husband Of said Annie Wilson, and
Annie r. Cieland, wife OF James h. Shoe
maker husband oi said Ellen Shoems kcr
and I. g. and 10 he sold by
JOHN PYLE, Sheriff
Sherifi's once, New Castle. April I4th
1919 aprtS aod,s
The daily gazette., 1879-04-30

SHEhfFF'S SALE.
- by virtue OF u writ of Ais. Levari Fa-
cias, 10 me directed, will be exposed 10
public sale. at the
Kept by John J. Dougherty, in the City OF
Wilmington, New Castle County, Della
ware, on
SATURDAY,
The 3rd day of MAY, A. D., 1879,
Az O'Clock p. m, the following desert bed
Real Estate viz:
No. 2. All that certain lot, piece or par,
Gel of land situate In the city of Whining
ton, aforesaid, bounded and described a.
fellows, to wit: Beginning at the inter
section formed by the line Of the westerly
side of scott street with the line of the
noriherly side OF Fourteenth street; thence
by the said side of Fourteenth street west
erly sb feet TO IA corner; thence northerly
parallel with Scott street I5I feet TO the
southerly side of Ford street at so feet wide
thence easterly by said side of Ford street
and parallel with Fourteenth street rs feet
To the said westerly side OF Scott street,
and thence thereby sOutherly one hun
dred and hfty- ont feet TO the place OF he
ginniog, be he contents what they may.
seized ana taken In execution as the
property OF Passmore IL. Mitchell and
Adaline, his wife, and James Wilson and
Mary A. Wilson, !. /. and 10 be sold by
JOHN PYLE. Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office. New Castle, April 1ith.
ol9. apri6-eodts
CHERiFr'S SALE.
- BY virtue OF "a writ of Ais. L.evsri Fa
cias, 10 me directed, wall be exposed to
| public 8 lie, at the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL, 84l Shipley ST.,
Kept by John j. Dougherty, In the city Of
Wilmington, New Tile county, Della
ware, on
SATURDAY,
The 3rd day of MAY, A. D., 1879,
Al 2 O'Clock p. M, the following described
Real Estate. VIZ:
All that certain piece or parcel of land
with a two-story brick house thereon,
| situated In the said city OF Wilmington
bounded ard described ~ follows, 10 wit:
Beginning at the Intersection of the south
erly side OF Taylor street with The westerly
| slue OF Church street thence sOutherly
| along said side OF Church street IA feet TO
stake IN n line of land of Robert X. Porter;
thence with a line of the same westerly
parallel with Taylor street Z feet to the
! easterly side OF a ie<ceet wide alley run
ming into Taylor streAS: thence along said
alley side northerly parallel with Church
street "A feet 20 tho said side of Taylor
sti eet; and thence thereby 10 fe ct TO the
place OF beginning, be the contents thereof
what they may. fl In
keized and taken In execution as the
property of Thomas Cory and Jane, his
| wife, and !. t., and TO be sold by
= M sLD- JOHN PYLE, Sheriff..
1879. apr16-eodts
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H. Nj. S. Pinaforc,
In Wilmington.

WEDSENDAY EvEN'G. APRIL 3Oil,.
Admission 80 cents; children 70 cents --
Reserved seats. adults, rs cents; children
30 ce"ts. Commencing AT O'Clock and
over at 10 10 y m. The sale OF seats " III
commence Monday. April 2stn, nj q.
Thomas Co.'S spes-3t
The daily gazette., 1879-04-30
SHERIrF,5 SALE.

- HERIFF'.5 SALE.
- BY virtue OF writ OF Levari Facias,
To me directed, will be exposed TO pubic
sale, at the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL. sii Shipley ST.
Kept by John J. Dougheriy, In the city of
Wilmington, New Castle County, Della
ware OI
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JURORS TEST OATH ILLEGAL AND
VoID.-rhe supreme Court of the Uni
ted States, on Monday, did not decide in so
many words as tohe uuconstitutionality
of the jurors test oath law ; but the
Court, for all practical purposes, pro
nounced the law illegal and void, by de
Gliding that person called for jury ser
vice was not under any obligations to
criminate himself by saving whether or
not he had been a participant in the Re
bellion. Justice Field, Who delivered a
p separate concurrent opinion, insisted in
very emphatic terms that the law was
unconstitutional and therefore void. The
law was offensive to all honest parties.
and was denounced by Republicans as
well as Democrats hut it served to helD
to keep men ont Of Congress who were
opposed to reduction of salaries and
other expenses. and therefore the Repub-
licans in Congress opposed its repeal. To
show that ii was Objectionable to the
Republicans We have only to add a re-
ference made 10 it in the following from
the Telegraph. Republican paper. 1t
says "Whclhcr or mot it may be un-
constitutional th, law is very impro-
per one to have on the statute books,and
the Republican, in uM out Of Congress
have done themselves no credit by max
ing Resistance to it, repeal. 1t is. in fact
one OF those measures Of doubtful pro-
priety and legality at the best that were
engendercd by tie war, and that ought
to have been swept out Of existence long
ago. The only practical effect of this
law has been to eXelulc from the Fede-
raj jury-boxes iuthe Southern States the
best intelligence Of the several judicial
districts, and to place the lives and for.
tunes Of citizens al the mercy of Fede.
raj Court officials 10 an extent that wa,
not warranted by any considerations o
eNpeulrl'} propriety or public decency.
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CHf.RlFF'S SALr.
- by virtue OF writ OF Levari Facas,
10 me direciet, VIII he exposed 10 pubic C
sale, at The
LAFAH HETTE HOTEL. siI Shipley st.
Kept by John j bougheriy, in the city of
wilmington, New Castle county, Della
ware, on
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HOTEL OF SAMUEL PEACOCK,

In Middletown, IN St. Georges hundred
New Castle county. delaware, on
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interference at the elections. The laws
already In force are all that Is required
for that I'D. U
What more can any fair Minded demo-
crat desire?