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The daily gazette., 1879-05-31

Mr.. George d. Fleming has Introduced
A new era in the shoe trade OF winning
ton at his store, No. 3l6 Market street.
and Is making wonderful reputation In
his manner Of conducting business. The
b Hiding Mr.. Fleming occupies 10 ore OF
tn finest in the city, and he does 0ucl-
ness on all of the four floors, which are,
50 feet deep. Every floor IL DEVOTED e
the shoe business, and the whole build
ing Ii stocked full Of all kinds OF booo
and shoes, received direct from the
manufacturers at manufacturers pflcee.
The stock in hand comprises everything
in the boot and shoe line, from >
woman's high-buttoned kid boot at 70
cents, to the finest French Kid ever
manufactured. With such large and
complete stock Of goods and the induce
ments he offers his customers IL u no
wonder that he 10 doing such snimmenss
business. fln .. go .ep iFN il.ll
One secret of Mr.. Fleming's success II
that he sells goods that no other house In
the State can secure or duplicate, ~ be
is the sole agent for the manufacturers
in this State. 1t Is the only house II
Delaware at which you csn purchase
Weylman and Woodman's celebrated
wonens' and misses shoes, or Hurst,
Holly brook and Barber's renowned shoes
for men and boys. 81, aftr1i.llild n
Mr.. Fleming is making . reputation
on these first class goods at bottom
prices, and sells all kinds Of boots and
shoes at lower rates than other shoe men
are buyohg their goods for at Wholesale.
The secret of this is due to the alroady
| mentioned fact that he Ii sole agent. II
| our readers will call on Mr.. Fleming,
| they will find that the above faets can
easily be sustained. "a ~ ~
The daily gazette., 1879-05-31
A Gaze OF DrsEnrfos.

A WOMAN AND HEB Two CHIEDAEN
SENT TO THIS CITY ON MONDAY LAsE
BY HER HUSBAND, SINCE WHICH
TIME HE HAS NOT BEEN SEEN. 9g. y
For the past. three or four days, perl
sons who are in the habit Of visitiqg ta,e'
City Hall, could not help put notice :
woman and two small children, passing
in and out the police ONCE. ng sls..m
Upon inquiry this morning, IS 20 tne
cause of the woman being there, Inc
following facts were learned:
The woman whose name ID Jane ned-
man, stated that she and her husoene
had been living near Newark, and iew
days ago, her husband informed her tnat
he had obtained situation ct painSmg
in New Jersey, and that they would
leave for that State in few days. On
Monday last he gave her, seventy-nve
cents, and told her to come to this city,
and he would meet her here, after which
they would start for New Jersey. :. ~
The woman packed . trunk with the
necessary clothing for herself, and chill
dreu, and came to this city on the nrst
train. Upon her arrival here she was
penniless, and after waiting ct the depot
all day, watching the trains ~ they came
in and not seeing her husband che did
not know what to do as she was stranger
in strange land. Finally she made ~
troubles known to some Of the railroad
officials, who provided her and the littls
ones with food and shelter for the night.
On Tuesday she LAID her case bcf0rt
the Chief of Police, who since that tine
has furnished the woman and her child
rem with LODGING ut the hall. and algp
with food. The woman goes down 70
the depot every day to watch the train
from Newark and 10 sec II her husband
comes. Tbus far she has heard nothing
from him aimee she separated from him
at the station at Newark on last Monday
morning and she probably never will
The children are quite young, and are
very neat in Appearance, - y also their
mother. A permit has been OhtAined
for their admission into the Almsh0use.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-31
A Very ImpOrtmnt Sale.

Victor DUPONT, Esq, trustee, will, on
Tuesday next, at IL O'Clock, a. M, at
the Lafayette HOTEL this city, offer at
public sale the valuable property belong
lug to the estate of John Bradley, de-
ceased. This will be the most important
sale of property held in This city for a
number Of years, and should attract the
careful attention of persons interested in
real estate. The property to be disposed
of comprises thirteen tracts located in
various parts of the city, one of which is
the well-known and valuable Lafayette
Hotel property, on the southwest corner
Of Ninth and Shipley streets. ltshould be
borne in mind that this already well-es-
tablished sand will be much more val
liable when the new county buildings are
erected, as it is but.two squares from the
site of the buildings and is the only hotel
In the neighborhood. A description OF
the property to be sold which will be
found in another part OF to-day's GA
zETTE, will amply repay perusal.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-31

CURRENT oi recent events has gwen
impetus &c business in Wall street
bahy successful turns are reported
\ immense profits are made IN short
)l' The most successful way that
Rvr heard of yet for operating in
Is by the Combination Method of
lr Lawrence & Co., Bankers, New
BY this system thousands of Or
n@flous sums are pooled into one
tapIlal and operated under the most
rtnced aud skiIlful management,
Securing To each shareholder super
rvanlages and profits, not possible
!! Other way. Profits are paid at
" days. A gentleman,.in Boston,
NiisJ ON an Investment of 500.
others are dong Is well or better.
al IN any amount from SO to $780,
NJ De used with equal proportionate
Dy tlls Combination or Cooper
Method Sl5 wonld make SIS, or b
frnl. on the stock; 800 would return
Dry per cent, during the month
p on, according to the market. The
circular contains 1.-TWO unerring
lof success and full information,
a. any one can operate with profit.
rs ami bonds wanted. ID posts re-
d Government bonds suppl,ed
10 Lawrence K Co., Bankers, 81
lahBe Place, n. y. CITY,
The daily gazette., 1879-05-31
FIFTH EDITION.
Accidentally shot.

BOY POINTS A PISTOL AT AN0THElt
AND 1T IS ACCIDENTALLY DISCHARG-
ED, TINE BALL PASSING THRouGH THE
CHEEK.
This morning. about 8 o'clock, while a
mum Der of small boys were engaged IN
playing on Orange street, near Fifth, one
Of the number is accidently shot. 1t ap-
pears from what can be learned of the
affair, that boy naned Strahan, who is
on visit to this city, was in company
with two others named George Ginder
and WIN. McGran, were playing. when
Strahan made some remark to Ginder
and then IL was that McGran spoke up
aud told Ginder TO scare Strahan, with a
pistol, at the same time handing Ginder
the instrument. Gisder took the pistol
and pointed IL at Strahan, who was
crossing the street at the time. By some
means the pistol was discharged the ball
striking one of the fingers OF Strahan's
left hard. From the hand 1t glanced up,
and entered the lett cheek, knocking out
two teeth, and Embedding itself in the
upper jaw, from whence 1t was extract
cd by Drs. Shortledge and Oele. Wheth-
or the pistol was cooked when Ginder
pointed it AZ Strahau. or whether he shot
him purposely ~ unknown. There sh 3uld
be some steps taken to stop the handling
OF pistols by small boys.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-31
Herman Lodge Anniversary,

The twentieth anniversary of Herr man
Lodge, Of odd Fellows, takes place on
Monday, and from indications promises
not only to be large affair but very
pleasant one. One Of the features of the
occasion will he the visit of Herman
Lodge, No. Z of Philadelphia, about one
hundred strong. The day. pleasure will
commence With paiade. The col
unn will form at l O'Clock on King
street, right resting on Fourth, counter
march OH King, to Second, to Fourth. to
Lombard, to Seco ID, to Market, to Tenth
to Penn,y vania Avenue to SchuIzen
Park. At the Park the afternoon and
evening will be spent, in dancing, singing
and other amusements usually inaugnl 4
ted by the Germans at their gatherings.
The Delaware Saengerbuud, will also
be present and render some of their
choice selections. Admission, 25 cts.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-31
One Lone Victim.

At New Castle, this morning Sheriff
Pyle adm nistered u dose Of 1.-THE cat"
to one lone victim-Stephen Byard, col.
Stephen had laid unlawful hands upon
$1,000 belonging to his uncle David By
ard, and having pleaded guilty" the
Court sentenced him to receive twenty
lashes this morning. Like the other cul-
pri's, Stephen accepted his punishment
with comparative c0mpOsure, and the
lashes were so equitably administered
that not drop of blood was drawn. Ii
is fact to patent all observers that Del
aware's -howled-about "barbarous
punishment" cannot for an instant be-
compared with the horrid craelties prac-
ticed in the House of Refuge OF virtu-
GUS Philadelphia. as shown up in all theil
disgraceful details by recent disclosures
in the Press,
The daily gazette., 1879-05-31
Invitation to Golden club Dinnsr

This morning City Treasurer Francis
Vincent, received an invitation to be
present at the dinner of the celebrated
London Golden Club, which is compos-
ed of the most illustrated statesmen OF
Europe. Here is the invitation: ~
LONDON, 18th of May, 1879.
Dear Sir ~ beg to inform you that
the dinner Of the Golden Club will be
held at the Ship Hotel, Greenwich on
Saturday, the 21st of June. ,tiol''i,
The Earl of Northbrook will take the
chair at 6 O'Clock precisely. FAX, <fs',
A special steamer will leave the House
of Commons stairs, Palace yards, West
minister, at Al o'clock. i
You will oblige by informing me, as
early as possible, if it is your intention
to dine with the Club. '.'T7
RICHARD GowINa, Sec'y. ~,
So st. Johns Park n,
To Mr.. Alderman Francis Vincent,
Wilmington, Del, U. s. of America. . !
The daily gazette., 1879-05-31

Twenty-sevee children were poisoned
oy drinking wseer from the brook near
Island rond, VI, and eleven Of them
have died. Others are not expected to
recover. All che children of John AID
rich, flve In number, are dead, and their
mother is insane from the shock. Il an
pears that carcasses of dead animals were
thrown into the brock, and also potato
tops which had been sprinkled with Peris
green. The bodies Of the Children Who
died soon became decomposed, and had
10 be speedily buried. The father Who
threw the carcasses into the brook IL to
The daily gazette., 1879-05-31
The Ohio Democr.cx;t

WASHINGTON, May 3O.-The Demo
Gratis in Congress from Ohio are leaving
for that State to be present at the con.
ventiOn on Wednesday at Columbus.
Most of the delegation favor of the no,ni.
nation of General Rice. Mr.. Converse
who once ran for Governor himself.
wants Thurman nominated, and General
Warren advocates Ewing. The latter
is also spoken of for Lieutenant-G Govern
or with Thurman for Governor. Ewing
says he will accept the second place,
although he does not want it. He Yields
to the situation which Is such as to make
it necessary fog the ticket to be made as
strong as possible to overcome an admit
ted Republican majority in the State.
Senator Thurman will accept the nomi-
nation for Governor for the same reason. j
The daily gazette., 1879-05-31

lere he viii nIs ru, Is now in Washington,
\. Will remain until next W.Ines,.
b the ' spssio lawyers at New Castle dr.
ere Jacob 'y N of Court Just closed
Iuaty, Ge" e." Moore. Esq, of snss sou,
!alcott uEEo .se V, Massey and .1am sss9 :
P,Jr., of Rls,, of Dover, Charles Re- ~
4, Esq,, VI Baltimore, and Thos. :. Peas Peas
B,nga witness i, In ne Md, the latter
he ,s cas4. III The hollis-vandegrift
ea paid US raai'T cell ESQ, of phiIaae,.
turned on few Of S yisSt e1s and
w nome in the afterno rms o'd friends
The daily gazette., 1879-05-31

u steak, l4a2Oc; sirloin, lsa2Oc;
italSe; corned Sal2"; clipped
Y nam sliced balls wholesale. IOc
Itt', oaloc; fitch, llal2c; pud
pe Log'S-head cheese, l2c; fard
mutton, lOal2c; chops, l6alSc veal
outlets, lsa2Oc; chickens, 10al2
nl;a per pair; spring chickens;
nn'i butter, l2a20 cents per pound,
scents per doZ.: onions 2a4c per
rsoup beans, . cents; cucumbers,
per piece, asparagus, 5a8c per
~ POTATOES 2Oa25c. per half neck !:
p D.s,.! 3Oai5c do; apples, l5a25 a
|.d XXX strawberries, l0al5c a box:
E XVI ~ cents, per half peck rhu-
I Ya'ea ounch;rock fish 70. c per pounJ.
E tus''' ~ Delaware shad Is a 40:
w y ioal2 cents per dozen; black
'' ssI per stringent fish, 8 ronrd for
|. rd NELLY e,io Upper half peck; lettuce, 3 a
/ r rua'' green peas, l2al5c per half
hsr ,a "n DC per bunch, cherries
'I,,sI uart, new cabbage, lOalJ per
''De" potatoes Is II Is per quart
The daily gazette., 1879-05-31
The Court House Plans.

Mr.. +. l.. Rcie, Jr., architect, Of this
city, is now engaged in perfecting his
plans for the new county buildings to be
erected in this city, which, together with
those of other architects, will be submit
ted to the building committee ofthe Levy
Court, on Wednesday, next. Reporters
will be gratified to know that Mr.. Rice
has included in his plans, arrangements
for their special accommodation.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-31

The new room just fitted up under the
Chapel of the First Presbyterian Church
by the Pastors Bible Class, will be open.
ed on the evening Of Tuesday, June 3rd,
with music and speeches suitable to the
occasion. The room is quite beautiful,
and will accommodate about four hum
dred persons, and will be used in the
future for the BIZ BILE School, on Sabbath,
and for lectures, on various topics OF
history and Christian science, ON Ger.
tain evenings during the week.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-31
NTH EDITION
n,ief Locals


Brief Locals
ii = ,s ''' last day of May.
ne. y 'n' crabs at Fullms .,'s.,
' ao You like the weather. e
s 40 sSs ice cold at Fallmsr' .. az
oy''s ..,iop exercises passed OIL
n,s ..,.s arc becoming plentiful
heap mug the "order
night" ,,,,,, in market
pornlng' H.. and sell at 70
per quart - r.n.in for the
" p.D,oce Fire Company's horses
d. pasturing, -. ,o,,,,o col.
.dyertisement' p...,
| hest and cheapest haas AZ i''''
III Market street. -,
| anniversary Of Herman Louse'
Lace on Monday.
p.,l,cber, the dentist, Is still loca-
No So Market street u,
:, target the excursion to VIM
=. 10, on a. Thursday June 9th.
nutcher speaks at the Opera
! At $50 Q clock tomorrow.
..mmer season opens with a con-
!, su assurance of hot weather.
!, Cold, Cold! Warwick's Root
y, smiths, S2l Market street.
:, !. now over until Monday Sep
4 l5th, when it will meet again.
| farm Of the Superior Court Just
va, the longestfor several years
Rvirh,,apiing Court is just over,
''',ir ilil contains nearly 40 priso-
Washington Fire Company give
|cur.l to Cape May, On August
entertainment of the American
Al the Opera House last evening
success.
imnortant change in the running
ins an The P. W. & b. X. r., takes
90 Monday.
masquerade suits, used at Hark-
lermmencrment on Thursday even
|verr from a. Henze's costume
ku reduction in coal, egg and stove
|Nut coal $50 per ton, or 40 per
n cash. Geo. W. Blight, King
wharf May 3l-ot'
Old adage: Gan ounce of prevel-
i worm pound Of cure" Drink
krks Root Beer at Smiths, S2l
et street.
lhout any special effort, or forced
kslns, the DAILY GAZETTE II
|iug up Large and healthy cir.ula-
tiown the State.
tth Elltion-Latest news from the
| Of wal, Just arrived, a splendid
|and varied assortment of q cent
les at Adams & Bros, No. 5O4
5et street.
tollect we sell not only one article
|by quantity you desire, not to make
lei we give 1t to You, hut that you
/, and VT make profit. TIL 1t Il
bay Adams & Bro. do business al
larket street. 2td&wlt.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-31

Last evening, George Parker, COL, was
arraigned before the Mayor. on the
charge of assault and battery committed
on his sister-in-law, Hester Veasey. 1t
appears that they had SONS words, during
which the lie was given by Hester, anu
that being too much for George be struck
Hester over the left eye with his inst,
cutting her very badly. For the offence
he was required to pay So and Gusts.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-31
Excursion to Cape May.

The Washington S. F. E. and II. u l..
Company, Of this city,will give an excur-
sion 10 Cape May, on Thursday, August
l4tb, Oh the new steamer Thomas Clyde.
The committee in charge will make
this the most enjoyable Cape May trip of
the season, land no disordesly persons will
be allowed on board, as the committee
res rye the right to # ject the holder Of
any ticket.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-31
Arrested in Cecil County.

A driver of one of Mr.. David Lemons
candy wagons was arrested in Chesa-
peake City, Cecil county, Md, on Tues
day last, by Sheriff Boulden, charged
with selling goods without license.
Esquire Boulder of Elkton, imposed
a fine Of $50, which was paid by MI
Lemon. The case will be carried to the
Superior Court by Mr.. Lemon, az he
nf
The daily gazette., 1879-05-31

The initial number Of the Delnsare
Inquirer, a new weekly paper Just start
ed at Georgetown, Sussex county, BY
Messrs. Pride 8 Hart, has just come to
hand. 4Tl' 75l -
1t is well arranged, neat looking
sheet, and as Q local nap er beats any,
thing Sussex County has yet ATTEMPTED
in the journalistic line. 81 7FC1fNI- .
The daily gazette., 1879-05-31

E. p. Freye, having been granted Ii
after hard struggle, will celebrate the
event by serving up grand snapper
lunch, this evening, to all his friends,
at his saloon, No. II E. Second street.
He will also have OH tap the last in
stallment of Hartmann d Fehrenbach's
buck beer.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-31

The voice of reform is heard through
the land, and speaks of the good time
coming" SO to the spirit OF reform Is
working in the nurseries of the land to
Danish those dangerous opium and NOR,
phia preparations, and establish useful
and harmless remedies, of which Or.
BUlps baby syrup is ackno W lodged as the
very best for ali the disorders of baby
hood and early childhood. Price 20 cents
a bottle.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-31
"es'er Heights Camu Crou,a.

al
| how r IN p ,amp meeting grounds
/ n ms ~ cpiiipl, te order for the animal
m I six which will Commence in
bnp IL. weeks weeks These grounds are
coun,rv must , complete of the kind In
|ged H.. anu are very tastefuliy ar.
! hava az cottages, about fif:y in num-
|iur ' N. oeea repaired and repainted
I a, 'ne spring. Some four mr. ~
)Oniv' a., are also being constructed. Ths
porchs s i%0 stories in height. with
b case, hn :" front. They contain in
\ and on ouI Two rooms, one on the
klchSsnnee On The second floor: Will.
BE ps.n,are built in the rear. "n''''
BIN wupi,iIl,ylyania Sunday School AS
Of J" "I,l NEE at these grounds on tbs
one wsst anu M, continue their session
b similar tn inns rms assembly is intended
= open to " ali Tne ,,a one at Chatauqua,
and la cna,I meeting will Begin on I hhs
''ulihue tor two weeks 10y
The daily gazette., 1879-05-31

Yesterday afternoon, M. K. T. Walton
shot dog on French street, between
Seventh and Eighth streets, which show
ed signs of bydrophobia. The dog be-
longed to Mr.. Willard Porter Before the
uOX was shot 1t had bitten several other
dogs one OF the number being shot this
morning by man named jackson.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-31
Building Business Brisk.

reporter of this paper that there was less
idleness among the carpenters in this
city at present than he had ever known.
He said he had been trying to secure the
services of q good carpenter for some
DAYS past, but he could not find none out
of work
The daily gazette., 1879-05-31
Three Times I'm Three DAYS.

Peter McGonigal was before the
Mayor this morning, for being drunk. 1t
makes the third time he has been tried
on similar charge within the past three
his fine and costs amouted to nearly $40.
The Mayor remarked that he sought to
be thanked for paying the expenses of
running our municipal institutions.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-31

The rumor was current on the street
this morning, that Ned Leary was dead.
An investigation however, revealed the
fact that the only "deadness" Ned was
visited by, was that which necessarily fol-
lows an over dose of "staggar Juice"
The daily gazette., 1879-05-31
The Last Payne mt.

At noon to-day the last check Ia pay
ment for the Al per cent. bonds of the
new city loan had been handed IN at the
City Treasurers office, and the whole
sum Is now deposited in Dank to the
credit of the city. The entire sum the
city recei yes for the bonds Is Sl40, $50.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-31
ReOpenIng.

st. Andrews p. e. Church, corner of
Eighth and Shipley streets, which has
been closed for repairs during the past
six weeks, will be reopened to- morrow:
The morning servioe at 1880 o'clock will
be delivered by Bishop Lee.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-31

SIPPLE.-On The morning OF the goth
inst, at O'Clock, Lizzie Sipple, wife OF
Henry U. Supple, In the SD year OF her
age.
The relatives and friends of the family
are respectfully invited to attend the
funeral on Saturday afternoon, 3 st inst.
at 8 O'Clock, from the residence OF her
parents, N. W. corner Fourth and Lom-
bard streets. Services al the house al $50
O'Clock.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-31

This morning the schooner Yelling
ton, Phillips, master, arrived at this port
this forenoon, from Bangor, Maine, with
l51, 900 feet of spruce lumber and Ill.,
600 lathes for George Churchmau. She
is being unloaded at Harris wharf.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-31

G. M. butcher will speak inthe Opera
House Sunday afternoon at $50 o'clock.
Mrs. Watson will be present and speak
for short time on the occasion. Every
body is invited,
The daily gazette., 1879-05-31

grinding of . gimlst In her jaw; some-
times shswou1d be prostrAted down to
stupidness and lay almost g one dead.
The court adjourned antil 8 O'Clock TO-
morrow.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-31

Yesterday was the first time the Du'
pont Guards have ever turned out to pa
rade in the summer or fall, without be-
ing caught in shower.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-31
rertshabIe r..

liable fruit ss t'U SsssI Car loads of mar
Jssss,,v q the V cals WE'RE sas Delaware
IIrr =. Chester; and 'e ea to Philadelphia:
w. Gs'e We're also ~ so que to Wilmington
'N with Strawberries Express
The daily gazette., 1879-05-31
90 Degrees In the shade

The weather, to-day is the hottest of
the season. Al noon the thermometer
at q. James Belts drsg store At Sixth
and Market streets indicated 81 degrees
in the shade.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-31
Three Drunks.

The only cases before the Mayor this
morning, were three DRINKS, upon
each of which, the usual penalty
of so cents and costs were imposed.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-31
THE DEAD OF ONE WEEK.

Up to 2 O'Clock to-day, the number of i
deaths for the week, reported at the
Clerks office, was 2O,-17 more than last
week. ~ ,sa H1FiW =.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-31

No one can think clearly when snffar-
ing with headache. Dr.. Rni,ss , nnS,;
ailmeut. 8"s'oeaoAe
The daily gazette., 1879-05-31
:
NEW ADVERTISEMENT.

nor SALE-A thorough bred stallion
T. got by Planet, (son of Revenue and
Nina. by BOSTON,. To be seen at Martin Is
Sta bles. Third and Shipley SITS. my3l-2ts
The daily gazette., 1879-05-31
Local Stocks and Bends.

Local Stocks and Bends.
National Bank Of Delaware. ........... 400
Eirst National Bank................... 1888
Union National Bank. ...................4
National Bank VIII. and Brandywine., 90
farmoYs' Bank. .,..,,.,,,,,,.,,..,.., bO
Wilmington Coal Gas Company ........ IS
delaware 4. II. %. Observation-Disclosures. \
Delaware Western r h Co Stock, ID
Phtla. vii. d Balti more Il. X. Co... CT
Wilm = Northern r. X. Co.............Ig
Delaware Fire Ins. Co................. IS
Delaware State Bonds. nos
WILMINGTON CITY ss...................le sH
Wilmington City %. .................... iO2ll4
new CeStle County Loan. l0z
Delaware Railroad. nrst Mortgage. see. l02
Delaware Railroad. extension. .,.,.,.,1 Oi
VII. Passenger Railway %. 1st mort. lOO
Stock,
Masonic Hall ca Bonds, .,,,,,.... 90
Masonic Hall Co. .......,...,,.,,....., Z
The daily gazette., 1879-05-31
FiuaHciaI and Com sn epcial.

WILHfNGr0N. DEL. May 81, 1879
l. test STOCK quOtasA0ns iufnLsiied w
1eAld 4 Co.. Clayton House Building
Vii incton, Del. at IL M. to-day.
STOCK QUOTATIONS..
The daily gazette., 1879-05-31
HEALD & CO.,
RANW Ema n mmOKERs.

STOCKS, BONDS, LOANS. MORT
CAGES 4 COMMERCIAL PAPER.
CLAYTON HOUSE. WILMINGTON DEL.
Interest, Coupon, and General Collec-
lions. Tickets 70 aud drafts Oil Great
Britain and other parts Of the world.
jams. 1yd