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\ WARNING TO NEWSPAPERS
SHOPPERS.

We apprcpr the good warn
ing from the Truthful Exchange.
" A certain man got mad at the editor
ana stopped his paper. The next week
he sold all his corn four cents below the
market price; then his property was sold
for taxes, because he only heard OF the
convention three days before 1t aijour.
ned he lost ten dollars betting on Mol.
lie Mccarthy two days after Ten Bro
eek had won the race; then he was arres'
/ d and fined eight dollar for hunting on
Sunday, and he paid $500 for lot OF
of forged notes that had been advertised
two weeks, and the public cautioned 1o1
to negotiate them. He then palda big
Irishman with leg like derrick, te
kick him all the way to the newspaper
office, where he paid four years subscrip
ton in advance, and made the editor
sign and swear to an agreement tt
! knock him down and rob him If he cvel
ordered his paper stopped again"
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'eign Telegraphic sum mary

fadlng London newspapers charge
! Chelmsford with laundering and
opacity in the conduct of the South
ca campaign-The report that
bee will occupy the Island of Rhodes
b. Greek archipelago, is denied In
s-Aiter the death of Shere Ali a
My conflict occurred among the fol
trs Of various pretenders to the AT
throne, Yarkoob Khan was victo.
f-The protective tariff question con
an upper lost topic in French
lcs- Trustworthy information shows
The plague is disappearing-There
amors of serious political dissen,
between the Gar and the Czaro
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Getting Ready.

The kind of weather we had this
morning makes the fishermen feel like
getting to business, and already the large
number who follow that vocation are
getting ready, and in few days will be
"straining the water" as they term it.
Their nets are being repaired, boats put
in order, and all things in readiness, so
that when the first herring or shad puts
his head up out of the Delaware, they
will be in a position to gill him. The
fishermen have had pretty hard time
the past severe winter, but few more
fine days will bring their harvest.
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How Is ThiS2

There is gentleman residing at Kim
blevllle, Pa, who visits this city fre-
quently, who is such lover of oysters
that he has grown so stout on the
bivalves, that the directors of the Grand
Opera House, are seriously considering
the matter of enlarging seat for his
especial benefit, in order that he may be
more comfortable while attending per-
formance, as the present ones are entire
ly inadequate to accommodate his ayoir-
dupois.
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A GARD.

The undersigned would respectfully an
nounce to his friends and patrons. that he
has removed from 213 w. Second street, to
the SOUTHEAST CORNER OF SEC
OND AND KING STREET, where he
will keep on hand a carefully selected
stock of TIN and JAPAN WARE. A
fine assortment OF MASKS and MAS
QUERADE SUITS also kept constantly
on hand.
mar6-3t A. HENZE.
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Brief lOcols

et, at Iea't ne's g. VIII remain ON KING
brma,' :" ieast ,, for theipresent. VI A'"s
ng meat mi,, in now 1%N hay have the privilege Of
|ounci, h, ~ 'le curb stone market
|ness. Transacted a large amount mo, eten, u,
n? Will the price of meat com,
sstdly at tGs chaTeh sha1 was crowded last or.n
ket street stnef' ra,, the dentist, No. "a,
pc Lew Gre. removes decayed toi teeth 90
le today. 'u'' appointments will b,
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pare an ordinance, in regard to the sale
of meats. Committee, Messrs. Norton,
Lynch, Townsend, Chandler and Payn-
ter.
The following bids for the grading of
"Quarry lot" were received and referred
to the Street Committee:
Richard n. Rowe. 35 cents per cubic
yard, or So 800 for the whole job.
Samuel Crothers, whole job, S3,775,
or 39i cents per cubic yard.
=. Garberry, SS,7SO for the whole job.
Adjourned.
ORDERS.
During the evening, Council directed
the following bills to be paid
Miscellaneous paw roll, Sl.l91 27;police
pay roll, 81 ,566 g. Legislative Commit
tee, S75 80; Pennsylvania Globe Gas
Light Company, 1886 90 Philip Qmg.
tey, dnteresU 1915; John Peoples, dnter-
est S2l3 "a.
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Report from Baltimore druggist-I
have sold all of the best cough remedies
for the last 10 years and have found none
to approximate the exceedingly large
sale OF Dr. Bulls cough syrup. W. u.
and Biddle street.
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Registers Order.
REGISTERS OFFICE,
NaW Caatla 70 March lTh 1877!


New Castle Co., March 4th, 1879.
Upon the application Of Mary Anna Dep
uty, Adminlstratrix of Solomon Deputy
lave Of Red Lion Hundred In said
County, deceased. it is ordered and direct ed
by theRegister that the dministratrix afore-
SAID, give notice of the granting. Of Letters
Of Administration upon the Estate
of the deceased, with the date of granting
thereof, by causing advertisements to be
posted within forty days from the date of
such Letters, in siA OF the most public places
OF the County of New Castle, requiring all
persons having demands against the Estate.
to present the same, or abide by. an Act OF
Asee nply in such case made and provided.
And also cause the same to be inserted with
in the same period IN the DAILY GA
ZETTE newspaper published IN Whining
ton and to be continued therein three weeks
e.o.d.)
81. s. Onice of the Register aforesaid. at
}@SS New Castle, in New Castle County
aforesaid, the day and year above written.
S. C. BIGGS, Register.
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Wilmington Markets.
FOR TO-DAY

l, adications for The Middle States to-
ore carmer southwest 10 northwest
3 partly cloudy weatler, toith slo,oiy
n barometer,
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,1RsT EDITION.
EEALD q CO.
nn.xurRs& BROKERS.
,rnnEALERs IN

poNDs. LOANS. MOhr-
cKKSS,s = COMMERCIAL PAPER
rroy HOUSE. WILMINGTON DEL
,,oo, and General Coliec. .
)lere,l, Coupio n and drafts on 0rea'
$; Ilcae,.SS i a,Ser parts of the world.
M lyd
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

wv NTANTED.-P having houses TO
w rent take notice that we have many
applications from good paying tenants.
HEALD CO.,
mar6.s,12,l5 Clayton House Building.
lrOR SALE OR RENT.-House, out
II buildings and large lot, in city limits,
on the Brandywine, good location for Ice
Cream Garden, etc. Win be sold cheap,
or rented at a bargain.
EVANS PENNINGTON,
mar3- -3teod 8th n Mar let Streets
A RCHIrECTURAL PLANS, -,
IA Details and Specifications care ~.
fully prepared. Buildings prompt !M
ly erected. Parties desirous of LII
building at RehOboth can communicate
with me by mail. Spruce, pine or oak
framing sawed or furnished any SIZE re-
qured. Wilmington reference, Ex-Gov.
Ponder. Address
CHARLES X. JONES,
Architect and Builder,
mar7-2taw4w Georgetown, Del.
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New Cars Sent Away.

The Jackson & Sharp company sent
away on Tuesday, three new passenger
cars just finished for the st. PAUL. Mimi J
and Pacific Railroad. They were shipped
by the way ofthe Wilmington and North
ern Railroad.
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Everything needed In first class cook
stove. Is to be found in theHdryest Home
Range. This range with twenty other
patterns of cook stoves is to bs found at
Ii. F. Pickels's, Nos. and E. Fourth
street. feb21-tf
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roc., stocks and Bonds.

Local Stocks anu ASoA>ss'
[owa,inaaI [oaal nSn1 Rank....,...............i32x Y
I'm National BdnK.....' .:......s'" ~
anal Rank VII. and Brandywine.. %
meTs' Bank. K......'. ......'....'" n
Imlngton Coal Gas Company.'....: ~
~a,s Western r X Co Stock, "
VII, 4 Baltimore X. X. Coz. 90
M A Northern X. r. Commune. IL
{ware Fire lns. Co... o.........'...'..';:o -, ~
kvare state BOnds..... no
mingtOn City s............s.....'s io9 ,oo
3mlugtOn city ...................- -,
Castle County Loan. n................ ~ ~
sware Railroad. first Mortgage...... lol
kware Railroad. extension. ......... lo,
Passenger Railway GO. Isl mort. !"
- 6tOCK,
|oplc Hall Co Bonds. ion
[ . . .
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|,,c,al and'CoHnmerct l.

v,xsroN, Del, March ! 1917
WILAiso ono,allons furnished by
liesl stocA CLAYTON House Building
q 4. . ,,oa' go'' 'psl.. G.asiGi2a At Il NJ. to-day.
'n" o,cocK QUOTATIONS..
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NOTICE.

All persons having CHAINS against the EsN
tate OF the deceased. must present the same
duly attested, to the Administrative on or
before the Fourth d,y of March, A.
D., 1880 or abide the Act OF Assembly In such
ease made and provided
MARY ANNA DEPUTY,
Adm istIatrix
Address, Red Lion, Del
MARI -eod3w
, 1879-06-01

py over it. They have abandoned the idea tnat 7
he will run at the head OF his tlcket. ,!Ae
friends Of the gamblers, assassins, ana QUIET a:I
criminals who have escaped 1ustlce az US US
hands hare been too jealous in adSocatns l.s
eta Ns to reelection, and. as the result, the ue
cent, law-abidng citizens have become a1s-
gusted. They admire fearless Judiciary, ou1
when ex-copTicts and the associates u cFllnl-
nails pirate OF the necessity OF spot!esS elu'lns
suspicious become aroused, aud the natulal
query is,-" What connection have tnese "en
with the Judiciary anyhov?"
There was an improved feeling at Republican
headquarters yesterday. Advices had been re-
ceyed from the country prophesying lafSc1
turnout. than was expected anu tne lepoteo
from the outlying wards were Of very satls-
factory character. More thau sulhclent num-
Der of challengers and batlot-box guards pre-
sentcd themselves for Instructions, and everv
prccaution was. taken to prevent any nocus-
pocus work in the Democratic strongholds.
-:':> CHARLES H. REED.
The following card from Miss Alice c. Irwin
should arrest the attention of all voters:
CHICAGO, May 31.-To the Public: The recent
late father's estate. do not meet ny approval, and
are without foundation. am satisfied with Mr..
Reeds management Of the estate, and have per-
Ass' c"'N - ~ ALICE c. IRWIN.
=, THEY WILL CLOSE.
We, the undersigned, apprectating the impor-
tance Of the approaching judicial election, here
bVnGrce to close our places OF business on Mon
day;tJune 2, a6' u O'clock:
. John " FnrweIl & Co.: Selz. Schwab d Co.;
Meyer, Strauss d Goodman; Keith Brothers !;
Henry W. :king & Co.; LeopOid Brothers d
Co., Frank Brothers, Hart Brothers, G. NJ. Hen-
derson g. Co.; Sweet, Dempster i Co.; Work,
Packer &, Co.; Eddy, Harvey & Co.; n. O.
Williams & Co.; Simon Strauss & Co.;. Heath
IL Muliran.
, 1879-06-01
MINOR MEETINGS.

The Seventeenth Ward Republican Club held
a meeting last evening at No. l49 Chicago ave-
nue. aud selected ticker-peddlers and notarics
for Monday's election. .>: y
The HYDE Park Campaign Committee met at
the Grand Pacific in the afternoon to complete
the arrangements. for the election. Tickets
were distributed, peddlers appointed, etc
The First Ward Republican Club held regu-
lar meeting last evening ID their rooms at the
Grand Pacific Hotel. The principal business
was the revision and adoption OF the lists of
challcngers, clerks, and ticket-peddlers for each
precinct 1t was also decided to handle no split
tickets OF any character. and the NEE ting ad-
journed.
I The Evanston Republican Club held o bust
ness meeting Friday evening, and appointed as
4 First Precinct Campaign Committee Messrs-
W. N. Brainard, ". q. Crocker, D. SheD ard, s.
r Douthart, q. G. Lunt, ", L.: Mctiarry, J. R.
Fitch, 8. D. Childs, ]. c. McDougall, J. j: Rtcn-
ards, ". E. Clifford, Capt. ,Hobert, Il. Il. C.
Miller, Thomas Freeman, Louis Kistler, 1. E.
Adams, ". ii. Knot, ]. c. RcCallum. and E.
Mckay. Messrs. Ewel1, Payne, and Adams
take care OF the Second Precinct. and Messrs.
jackson, Elyey, und kean Of the Third.
The Republicans Of the Thirteenth Ward held
q special meeting in Benz Hall, West Lake
street, near Robey, last evening, for the purpose
Of organizing working force for the election
Tomorrow, and also for the purpose of ratify-
ins- the Republican judicial ticket. DR.. 4 ".
Gray was called upon to preside. There was u
good attendance. Alter securing the requisite
number OF ticketrpeddlcrs, cha1lengers, and
notaries Mr.. A. n. Waterman was called upon
to address the meeting. He responded in q
sensible, logical, argumentative speech, which
was very effective lie made the point
that the Democratic argument was to the
effect that the rights OF murderers and
criminals should be protected. Mr. Waterman
asked il the people demanded that despcradoes
should be protected after they had committed
crimes against peaccabie, hard-workiug people.
Other speakers followed, after which the meet
ing adjourned.
The Eighteenth Ward Republican Club held q
meeting last evening Of the North Side Turner
Hall. Most Of the time Of the meeting was con-
sumed in making arrangements for Mondays
election, such as the election OF Republican
Judges, tickctrpcddlers, notaries, etc Mr.
Pence read circular setting forth the con-
nan read letter from Mr. W. G. Goodrich, in
which he resigned the position Of Secretary OF
the Club on the ground that the action OF some
OF the delegates from the ward in the last Con-
yention has convinced him that he could no
longer hold political fellowship with them or
work to further their political schemes. After
short debate the resignation was accepted. On
motion, d vote of thanks was rendered 10 the
retiring Secretary, Ind especially for his manly
Independence in opposing all star-chamber ar-
rangements. On motion, it was decided to de-
fer the election of Secretary until the next regu-
lar meeting Of the Club. An adjournment was
then had.
, 1879-06-01
JULIUS RO9EETUAL.
To the Editor Of The I1ibun

TO the Editor Of The Tribune.
Chicago, May 31.-The Republican party Of
this county has honored the Germans, and more
especially those Of the Hebrew denomination, By
selecting from among twenty-three candidates
as one OF Its standard-bearers in to-moHoR's
Judicial contest Mr., Julius Rosenthal. With all
the Vituperation expended By opposing journals
on the different Republican candidates there is
not single paper which could IN anV WY linda
vulnerable spot in the arnor Of MIR. RosenthaI.
His great judicial. learning is conceded By
every one,-and as to his record In
the official positions held By him as 4 member
Of the Library Board, etc, it Is simply fncom-
parable. He held for more than ten years the
position Of Public Administrator in this county;
millions Of property OF deceased persons passed
through his hands, and there is to this day. not
estates administered by him, who ever made
the least complaint against the most honest and
scrupulous accounting. Let every well-meaning
citizen reflect on this record, and vote for Julius
Rosenthal.
Nv co-religionists especially would ask to
turn out tomorrow, every man, and vote for
the ticket Of that party which honorcd them BY
placing ono of our representative men as can
dldatc before them for one OF the most honora-
bic positions in its gift
Que Of the other candidates who deserves the
special support Of the 1sracites Of this city is
tile Hon. Erastus :. Williams He it was who,
two years ago. while presiding on the bench Of
the Criminal Court, rebuked jury and the
Prosecuting Attorneys by prompt setting
aside IN unjust verdict in the ease OF The Peo-
pie vs. Samuel Strauss. He then stated that as
long as he lived, and as long as lie presided as
Justice, no man could be condemned purely on
account OF his religion. The defendant was sub
6equently honorably discharged.
T am sure the 1sraeites will never forset such
m act OF kindness and independence in Judge.
AN lsRAELErE OF THE EIGHTEENTH WARD.
, 1879-06-01
The WEATHER.

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, D. c., june Ii a. m.-Indica-
tons: For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
stationary, followed By higher pressure, warm
southerly winds, generally shifting to cooler
northerly, cloudy weather, and numerous rains
accompanying local storms.
For the Upper Lake region, Upper A1issisaip-
pi, and Lower Missouri Valleys, rising and high
barometer, diminishing northeast to northwest
winds, cooler, cloudy, and rainy, succeeded by
clearing weather. followed in the northern por-
tions by slowlY-rsing temperature and winds
yeering to casterlT.
For the Lower Lake region, rising barometer,
cooler north to east winds, cloudy weather, and
numerous rains accompanying local storms.
The Mississippi River continues slowly rising
from Davenport to Cairo
Cautionary signals continue at Milwaukee,
See. /, Chicago, Grand Haven, Sec. 8, Alpeua,
Port Huron. Detroit, Sec. !, Toledo, SanduskY,
Cleveland, Sec. 5, Erie, Buffalo. Galveston, and
lndianola-
LOCAL DESTINATIONS.
, 1879-06-01

ANOTHER RISHMAN PR0SCRIDED. - ;
1t has been apparent for some time tt3t the
Democrats are making an alliance With 1e So
:cialsts for the purpose Of securing the success
OF at least the majority Of their tfckEe-, Quite
we'll convinced that they could not win On their
own merits, they have been seeking to make
coalition with this class OF the community, whom,
up to this time, they have been abnsing in the
bitterest terms. Not day passes without
Socialistic and Democratic speakers meeting
upon the same platform, each utterng sentl--
ments which are applauded by the listeners OF
either party. Hardly day passes but what
there is some instance of trucking subserviency
to the Socialists on the part Of the Democracy
either in or out Of Office
Sergt Brennan was suspended from duty on
the police force pending an investiea-
ton of his conduct at the time
Of the West Side Turner Hall disturbance dur
inS the riots OF 1877 It is understood that the
suspension YVES made by the city authorities at
it will rally them to the support Of Tuley and
Moran, whom they have not Jet fully Endorsed.
Judge MeAiiister, in his decision In the Harno-
n1a Hall case pointed out Brennan
q q hs he pese 1ofes ne st the h as
and who was consequently chiefly responsible
for whatever wrong was done. 1t would hardly
do, when the Administration Is supporting Judge
NcA1ister SO ferycntly, and making such cf
forts to win the Socialists, to allow q man to
remain on the police force whom one condemn
ed and for whose removal the Others were CLAM
oring. The tact that Brennan is an Irishman
was Of course another reason Why he was singled
out for prescription he has goae to meet Hal
been set for week from Tuesday, when the
election is over. Judge AcAllister's decision
vas made about month ago; and the proper
time to 1ave taken action on Brennan's case, IT
, 1879-06-01


II: the Editor Of Ths Tribune. ::
CHICAGO, May 3.-In this mornings 1Innes l
saw an article with the above heading, in which
be claimed "that certain hostile newspapers
asserted that he was not eligible to the office OF
Circuit Judge because he was not resident OF
Cook County" Judge McA1lister asserts that
he came to Chicago IN 1851, which is doubtless
true, and that he bought farm in Lake County
in 1871, which is also true. He says that IN
1855, before hu was elected to the Circuit Court
Of Cook County, his residence was changed back
to Chicago,n which is also true nave lived III
Wauttgan for twelve years, and have roue on
the train TO Chicago nearly every day, and
know Judge McAllister very we'll, and have
known him ever since he has lived in Waukegan
Ee changed his residence to Chicago IN 1879,
and lived here until after election nearly two
weeks, when be went back to his home IN Watt
kegan, and has lived there ever since until
he rented the house "on Walnut street, in this
city, as he asserts in bis communication In this
mornings T;mes, where he has lived for ut least
three days. He was at his home IN Waukcean
last night, and came down on the train this
morning. II Judge McAll1stcr is as good law
yer as he pretends to be, why is 1t that he u.s.
serts that bis residence is in Chicago, when he
knows that his residence is In Waukegan, as
can be proved by every resident Of Lake
County? ONE VINO KNOWS.
, 1879-06-01
MAYOR HARRISON.

To the Editor Of The Tr1ttne-
CHICAGO, May 3L-under the heading " Tuley
Bulldozes the H1sh,'' you state editoria,ly that
4tYesterdar Carter q. harrison, Mayor, at the
instance and request Of the Chicago Times and
II. +. Tu!ey, discharged an employe in the Sew
crage Department named David Hn]1anin, ~ and
also state that this Was done because said Halla-
min supported one of the Republican nominees,
etc The whole thing is uurrue- Mr. Hallanln
has not been discharged nor asked to resign,
and until saw your article had no fntorma-
tion he had severed his connection with the De-
partment. On inquiry, however: I ind be did on
yesterday tender his resignation to Mr. Williams,
using the following words: stAs the sewerage
work is 10 such condition as not to require
General Inspector at present, I {halanin) feel
that you (Williams} will not be incouvenienced
by this Immediate severance OF my connection
with the Department.
Thus you see that had nothing whatever to
do with the matter, and, but for your pubica-
ton, I'~ou1d probably not have heard word Of
It for several days. CARTER Il. HARRISON.
, 1879-06-01

Monday the voters OF the Seventh Judicial,
District will be called upon to choose Judge.
OF the Supreme Court OF the State, his term IF:
Office being nine years. The district is over
yhelmingly Republican. It takes in nearly
ail the northwestern division of the State,
and includes within its borders many manufact-
uring towns Of great importance. The Demo-
Gratis have forced upon the voters partisan
ticket; and, although their candidate for the
Supreme Court Judgeship is a gentleman OF un-
questioned character and ability, there are many
reasons why be should not receive the suffraRes
OF his fellow -citizens-
In the first place, Judge Dickey is the chosen
candidate OF the Democratic party,-a party
which, In order to carry its point in Chicago, has
allied itself with the worst elements OF society,
and has pandered to the meanest passions OF the
dregs Of humanity. It has been alleged that
Judge DIrkev was IN independent candidate, but
leads the Democratic ticket in this city,
and every ward-bummer and political hack
who votes early and often for McAllister,
Tuley, and Moran will at the same time drop in
a vote for Judge Dickey. Another important
fact. and one which farmers, manufacturers,
mechanics, and country voters generally arc BY
no means likely to lose sight OF, is that all the
railroad lawyers are working hard Tor Judge
Dickey.
TG4u Auu LuOEDuHu5 -4HAOAWC4 1a"Jel" A1o
reputation is above reproach; his attachments
are of the highest character. A Republican BY
principle, bfr. Dent will carry with him to the
Supreme Bench no prejudice, no leaning IN
favor OF monopolies, no partisan feeling. Ills life
has been devoted to the practice Of Law, and
no man in Cook County possesses s better
knowledge of the laws in all their phases. He
is honest, capable, and studious, painstaEng
and prudent lawyer, and possesses in the full
est degree the Judicial cast OF thought. Norman
in Illinois possesses fuller knowledge OF con-
stitutional law, and none could lend more dig dig
tically been forced upon Mr.. Dent His
nomination was spontaneous and unsought,
as his election is assured. He will
bring to the discharge OF his high duties a Wig
orous mind, weli-rraincd anu disciplined, a
mental vigor unimpaired by oEerwork, and
clearness Of reason emtncutly fitting him Tor
this most important position. It rests with the
voters Of this great northwestern section to
choose between the two men, and there is not
the slightest reason to doubt that at the close
Of the polls on Monday evening Mr. Dent will
be found to have majority Of many thousands