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The daily gazette., 1879-05-30

| LIST OF THE LUCKY AND UxLUcKT AF
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LIST OF THE LUCK AND UxLUckHAf
''' 90 PIIcANTs.
During the session Of Court just clesed
the Judges acted upon the apphceslon
for licenses to sell Intoxicating Liquors.
The result was q follow: lf.l.s ssiR 10
LIcENsEs GRANTED. ~ gli3
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Qnigleys rstct
SPAIN, James A. Wilson, Wm. n. !seks
Michael Cottingham, Caleb AiiiersJ OLA
T. Mercer, Tobias d. Merritt, james ~
Vey. Caroline KMngier, WIN. BAxter q
Bro. Michael N alloy. j ohm McClahcrey {,
Daniel Mulherin, Andrew Fisher, Jos.
Orme, Mary Schofield, John J. D0uGh-
erty, George M. Bacon, FredeTiek W.
Heiss, JOHN D0herty, ,Conrad Keller,
Joseph Neidermaier, Andrew drosx'
Anthony HauBer, Patrick barney
Philip g. PIunkett, Patrick J0urden,
inc McGrenra, Martin Keogh, 1h0mss
Pagan, Louis Raymond, Christian
SCHUYLER, John a. A. BoeM, Peter
j. Ford, Fergus Kelly Franeie Ksi-
ly & Co., Alex. Savil1e, Geo. ~ Rohln-
son, VIM. W. Anthony, John, Nay, y4.h
L. Dickerson, John Mealey, Wtt9eM y
Lightfoot, Joseph HoopesS joseph No
Cain, Geo. r. Higgins, Ssmue, Moore,
Frederick w. He'll, Jac Oh Rcnef, 49,
Brown, Eberhardt b. Freye, Thes.l IL
Mously, CHRIS. B. Chandler Fredeetcf
Schmidt, Henry Feldmier, Donahoea -
Robinson, Henry Mellon, ThOs. Lazy
Peter j. Babcock, N. B. Danforth, -. u.
Gillespie.e67, So i',' - ~.
New Castle Hd.-John McCallin, CSC,
A. Millington, Benz. U. Pierce, James
Christy, BENZ. Loneland % .fsstl
White Clay Creek Hd.-Cloud Pieuon
John E. Lewis, VIM. r. NickersOn.--6
Christians Hd.-Michael Lynch, Ber-
nard McHugh, Jacob B. Hyatt. Charles
Dever, Thomas Toy, Thomas LAwless,
Crescent R.ley-7.I 80
Mill Creek Hd.-Wm. Reese. ~
Pencader Hd.-Wm. 81. Guthrie. .
Red Lion Hd.-Robest O. Hayes, DAN
lei Coldwell, Joseph A. Kidd-3.
st. Georges Hd.-Alexander Maxwell.
Appoquinimlnk. Hd.-samuel T. Bou-
cheil. ~. faa
Blackbird Hd.-Vincent 0. Hill.
Total gran 5ed-9L ~ l'sof.f9,
APPLICATIONS NOT APPROVED. !
Wilmingson-Michael Walsh, VIM.
Miller, John Crawford, Christopher
Baur, Geo. Kleinstuber, Mary II. Scho-
field, Jacob Messig, John Mulrooney
John Doordan, Martin Wendler, Chas.
Voglebacher, Conrad MANI, Henry
Bradley, Hannah Brown, Margaret Con-
nell, James Brady, Christopher Cowan'
Total refused, II. rN al
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InlS III Decoration Day. ~
Strawberries are plenty. Z
Turtle soup at Fullmer's. 49,
Deviled crabs at Fullmer's.
Soft shell crabs at Fullmer's.
Salt oysters ice cold at Fullmer's.
Moonlight excursions will soon be In
order.
The new loan Of $4,000 has Ill besn
sold.
Council transacted considerable BUSH
ness last evening.
The best and cheapest hats at Ross,
No. l16 Market street. ..|5 .Ot
The DELAWARE GAZETTE is now ready
aud for sale at this office.
The M. 8. Il. A. will hold q public
meeting tomorrow evening.
Mrs. "Judge" Watson lectures a. the
Institute Hall This evening.
The paving of Shipley street between
Front and Second, is asked for.
Front street, between Market and
Shipley street, Is to be repaved.
The graves of soldiers In the various
cemeteries were decorated to-day.
Charles Reynolds desires Council to
make Hazel street a street of the city.
Do not forget the American Rifles en-
ter.ainment At the Opera House this
evening.
Olivet Presbyterian Church Sunday
School held their fifteenth anniversary
last evening. Nttt b N
DR.. Gallagher, the dentist, No 1886
Market street, continues to extract teeth
without pain to the patient.
A large numcer of flags are floating In
the breeze to-day In commemoration OF
Decoration Day.
Bear In mind, the largest anil unique
designs Of o cent novelties arc found at
Adams 81 Bros, No. 504 Market street.
The next commencement will be that
of the Model School, which takes place
at the Opera House on Friday evening,
June 9th. .------
Silks put out the kitchen fire, but our
8 cent novelties Lave you something TO
buy wood and coal with. Adams Bro,
604 Market street.
Sixth Edition-Latest news from the
seat of war. Just sarrived, splendid
new and varied assortment of 8 cent
novelties at Adams & Bros, No. 504
Market street.
RecOllect we sell not only one article,
but any quantity you desire, not to make
you feel we give 1t to you, hut that ou
buy it, and we make a profit. That is
the way Adams Il Bro. do business al
504 Market street. 2td&w1t.
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NonTOTf
Registers Order
New Gas
REGTsrER's OrrIcr

New Castle county, May cist. is0o {
Upon the application or William HerhSSrt
Administrator of Peter b. Vaudever iasys
OF New Castle hundred, in SAID cni,nfv
deceased, 10 IL ordered and direcfad nv ~ a
Register that the AdministratDr afnres~iS
give notice OF granting OF Ietters al ~
ministration upon the estate Of the 6ss,ae :.
60, Win me date OF granting thereof, by
causing advertlsements to be posted With
In forty days from the date OF such ieitars.
IN SIX Oh me most public places OF ths
county OF New Castle. requiring ali NJ.
sons naving demands against the eGtafS -
present the same or abide by an ACT ~, -
semoly IN such case made and prov idel
ana also cause the same to be insert~ii
wbnln Inc same period In the DAY.
0AzETTE, Newspaper published In WI
mington. ana 70 Do Continued therein tHrsa
49,, Given under the hand and .e.,
-. y. OF ONCE Of tue Register AZORES IA
s~~~' at New Castle, in New Cye.tIS
county. Aforesaid, the day and wear ShC~e
written. 8. Q. BI0GS, ReaisfSr.
NoTICE.
tate OF the deceased. must present Era ~.
duly attested, to the Admlnistratnr -, =.
before the twenty.frst day or Nav ~
d., 1850. or abide the Act of Assemhlv IN 49, a
case made and provided ~ s"0n
WILLIAM HERREHw ID
Address, New Castle. Del. .slstor.
may23 eod3w
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The Morning Herald is now trying to

The Morning Herald is now trying to
escape the suppression Of the facts con-
uected with the editorisl-celtic row of
last Saturday night by saying that the
editor of Every Etening made no request
of them to do so, but that the nom
insertion was the voluntary act OF the
editor. Some cledence might be placed
in the statement if it was definitely
proved who the editor of the Herald is;
it is one of these things ono fellar can
find out" The Republican has not yet
denied thai certain lawyer asked them
to suppress the facts, however.
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NAMING THE GUILTY ONES.

HARRISBURG, Pa, May 29.-The
House Riot Bribery Committee made a
report tonight in which they reach the
conclusion that the following-named
persons have been guilty of corrupt soil
Citations of members of the Legislature
in connection with the Pitsburg Riot bill
Representative Rumberger,of Armstrong
Comfy, and Smith and Petroffe, of
Philadelphia, w. II. Kemble and ex-
REPRESENTATIVE Carries II. Salter, of Phi
iadelphia: Alex. W. Leiseraing, Of
Carbon, jesse R. Crawford, for Blair,
and chris, unaccompanied by. any re-
commendation, but It is understood q
resolution of expulsion ia the cases Of
RumbeIger, Smith and Petroffe will be
offered next week.
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ARRAIGNED FOR CONTEMPT.
OrsOn Adams, Bank Director, Arres
ted for Contempt Of the q. .. Court

OrsOn Adams, Bank Director, Arres-
ted for Contempt Of the Q. .. Court.
Never was matter kept more pro-
found secret than was the arrest Of Orson
Adams, the bank examiner for this dis
trict, BY the United States authorities in
Baltimore, last Monday, for contempt of
the United States Court here.
Mr.. Adams, it will be remembered,
vas the bank examiner, whose researches
proved the guilt of Evan Rice, the CASH
Ter of tha National Bank of Wilmingt on
and Brandy wine, on the charge OF de.
falcation. The case came up at the last
term of the U. s. Court, but owing to the
non attendance of Mr.. Adams, who was
subj Bnaed AZ a witness, the case had
to be continued. After proof that the
warrant had been served, was made to
Judfie Bradford, he issued an attach
ment for Mr.. Adams' arrest for contempt
and it was served upon him i'll Baltimore
on Monday last.
He was brought to this city and enter
ed bail IN the sum of $500 before Judge
Bradford, for his appearance at court to
answer the charge of contempt. At the
time of The arraignment of Rice, Adams
was in New Orleans.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-30

The Baptist General Association of
Virginia met yesterday in Charlottesville.
Rev. DR.. Curry presided. The pastors
and several members of the two colored
churches of Charlottesville appeared at
the door and were invited by the Moder-
ator to seats in the Assembly. 1t was
resolved that committee should be ap-
pointed to consider the propriety of
cultivating more intimate relations with
the colored people of the State.
The parade of Knights Templar at Al
lentown, yesterday, was . brilliant affair,
about 1000 Knights being in line. About
$4,000 visitors were attracted to Allen
town by the display.
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Long Service.

The horse used for the purpose Of con-
veying the mail from the postoffice to the
dedot has performed that duty for the
past thirteen years without missing day.
The horse was purchased by Mr.. Samuel
Pyle, when he was first appointed mes
senger, and has been driven by him ever
since. The horse is now over eighteen
years old, and is able to take his daily
food with q relish.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-30
The Agony Over.

His Honor the Mayor settled the ago
ny this morning over the appointment Of
officers to patrol the north and south side
of the Brandywine. The appointments
are Samuel Smith for the north side,
and John Taylor for the south side. The
latter gentleman held the same position
last season. They will 60 on duty on
Sunday morning and continue until Oc-
tober Isl. Of course as is always the case
there are large number Of disappointed
applicants.
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On the Anxious Bench.

The Mayor has not vet appointed the
two Brand, wine patrolmen, who serve
during the summer months, and the ap-
plicants for the position are on the anx-
ious bench. Sunday morning will re-
lieve their anxiety, as the appointees
commence their duties then. 1t is
thought the Mayor will not announce
the appointments until late Saturday
light.
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Withdrawn.

The postal car which was usually at
tached TO the Baltimore mail train
south on the p. w. & b. X. r., leaving
here at $50 A. NJ. has been withdrawn.
The company have returned to the old
cue ON Of running a mail and baggage car
comb:ued. This morning the mail de-
partmcnt of the car was decorated with
the national colors, in honor Of Decora-
ton Day,
The daily gazette., 1879-05-30

There was discussion in the Senate
yesterday, growing out of the Rhode
Island petition, about the election In
Georgia, Mr.. Blaine asserting that the
Republicans were not allowed to vote
for persons of their party and Mr.. Hill
denying positively that such was the case.
Mr.. Wallace inside speech upon the
Elections laws. The House listened to
the reading of the message vetoing the
Legislative bill and failed to pass 1t over
the veto, the voc being liz to 91-not
the necessary two-thirds. The Senate
amendments to the Subsidiary Coin bill
were agreed to.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-30

At 2 o'clock precisely, a procession con-
sisting of the American Rifles, Dupont
teers formed on Market street In front of
the city hall and proceeded up Market
street, to Tenth, to Delaware Avenue, to
soldiers monument, countermarch to
cemetery where the decoration exercises
took place.
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The Darien Canal Route Fixed,

PARIS, May 29.--The Ship Canal Con-
gress has adopted, by q vote Of 90 to 8,
the Panama and Limon Bay route. Mr..
Appleton, one Of the American repre-
seDtatiVes, voted for the scheme, but
Rear Admiral Ammen, of the United
States Navy, abstained from voting.
Commander Selfridge, Of the United
States Navy, was absent. The congress
then closed its labors.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-30

Three persons were given hearings be-
fore his Honor, Mayor Almond, this
morning. Peter McMonigle, fol being a
confirmed and very disorderIy drunkard
was fined 80 cents and required to pay
costs. Two small ''coons" for disorder
ly conduct at Eighth and French streets,
last night, suffered to the extent OF 90
cents and costs,
The daily gazette., 1879-05-30
The Assessment OF Horses.

The assessment under the law passed
at the last session OF the General Assem-
bly,, Of horses, mules, and all animals OF
the horse kind, owned within the limits
Of the city is about completed. The Or
dinance passed In conformity with the
law provides that the assessment shall be
completed by june LIST, and the list of
said assessment placed in the office of
Clerk of Council where 1t shall remain
open for public inspection until July LIST.
At the present time the total number
assessed caDnot be ascertained but 1t Is
estim ated that there are between 1900
and 1000 assessed.
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Economy and Comfort
I'm COOKING,

The Wilmington Coal Gas Company Il
with Gas. 1t is an established fecf thSS
during the hot weather cooking can 81
done more economically with gas Than
coal. and the comfort and convenienoo
decided advantage over other fuel. -
Sample stoves on exhibition at the ar.
foe, THIRD q HHIPLEY STs
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DIED.
SIPPLE.-On the morning OF the 29th
inst. at Z O'Clock, Lfzzie Supple, wife OF
Henry O. Sipple, In The SD year OF her
age
The relatives and friends OF the family
are respectfully Invited to attend the
funeral on Saturday afternoon, st inst,
at O'Clock, from the residence OF her
parents, N. W. corner Fourth and Lom-
bard streets. Services III the house vi $50
o'clock. f.'. ..
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Cows in The Pound.

By orders of the Mayor, the police arc
taking into custody all cows found run
ming at large within the limits of the CT
ty. This morning, there were twelve
bovines in the pound, which will cost
their respective owners $3 piece to
have them released.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-30

Yesterday, forty-eight car loads of per-
ishable freight passed over the Delaware
II. r., thirty-five of which were consigned
to Jersey City; eleven to Philadelphia !;
one to Boston, and one to Chester. Most
OF the cars contained strawberries.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-30

SOmeth1m3 WIN MOTH II H.
THE LA BELLE letter copying book and
ink Il French chemical discovery II Just
years. 1t enables the merchant 70 copy his
letters WITHOUT tOdter, brush or press, and
with no more trouble, time or pains than
he would be put TO In blottinx the letter he
has written. The copying II immediately
and absolutely correct, leaving the origf-
nal without blot, or blur. The books
are no more expensive than any other first
class quality OF letter copying. books. tAey
Without water); ten or twenty letters can
be copied at one time. The books are we'll
bound and made of the finest French linen
tissue paper. Chas. W. Bruce IL the com :
panies authorised agent for the State Of
Delaware. d.. bHi ~
Address Chas. w. Bruce, Ga Pine strest,
Wilmington, Del. apl6-1m !
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All Sold.

The new four and halfper cent, loan
of $4,000 has been sold. This action
shows that our capitalists have high
opinion of our our city, and the manner
in which its affairs are conducted.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-30

VIM. Carroll, OF this city, who was in
New Castle jail for several months past,
was released this morning, all charges
against him having been disposed Of by
nOlie pros:
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
"A CARD

10 all who are suffering from the errors
and indiscreti0ns Of youth, nervous weak
ness, early decay, loss OF manhood, 40,
FREE OF CHAkE. This great reused v
was discovered by missionary In South
America. Send = self-addressed envelope
10 the REV JOSEPH T. INMAN, station b.
zew York city.
dec2O-e.hAWlv ...-
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There yet remains in the hands Of the
City Tree slrer $443, 80, to the credit of
the Cool Spring Reservoir. This Is the
balance of the $1t0, 900 loan issued for
the completion Of tho reservoir.
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No Interest In Lune.

During the month of June no interest
will be paid out by the City Treasurer.
This is due to the fact that all loans due
in that month have been paid off pre-
viously.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-30

Tie House Committee on OWL Ser
vice Reform yesterday agreed to report
favorably bill prohibiting Government
employees from contributing for election
purposes. AIa.si..
The daily gazette., 1879-05-30
What n. has Bee>.

The strawberry festival and musical
ENTERTAINMENT of st. MaryS Catholic
success.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-30

Two narrow gauge passenger cars for
the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Rail-
road we're shipped South over the P. w.
&. B. r. r, this morning. ~ 1874 -liai
The daily gazette., 1879-05-30
REGISTERS ORDER.
REGISTERS, OFFICE,

New Castle county, Nav 10. 1s7a y
Upon the application or Henry E0hsrt
Administrator of Susan. A. Vernon issS
OF Wilmington Hundred, in SAID cnss -
~ deceased, 1T Is ordered and directed nv ~
Register that the AdministratOr aTnrs.esd
give notice OF the granting OF letter. AZ ~
ministration, upon the estate ~ ~
deceased, with the date OF grantfnS IN ~ -
of, by causing advertisements To x rs,sfl.
ed within forty days from the date Of sucs
letters, IN SIX or the most public places az
the county OF New Castle, requiring ali
persons having demands against ma 80
tate TO present the same or abide by a
act OF Assembly In such case made mi
provided. And also cause the same Ia IS
inserted within the same period In the
W1LMINGTON GA zETTE, a neWspapefnuh-
ished in Wilmington, and to be cOatan-
ued therein three weeks, t(e o d. = i %.
49,, Given under the hand and sal
II. $. of ONCE OF the Register aforessid.
s~~>~' at New Castle, In New CastlS
county, aforesaid, the day and year abovo
written. q. O BldGS. Re1ister.
NOTICEl ,oa .nDsi
All persons having claims against thu
estate OF the deceased must presenr ma
same duly attested to the AdminiafraSor
on or before the Tenth day OF M
A. D. 1880, or abide the act OF AsseubIv Il
such case made and provided.
HENRY EGBERr.rl1
Address, Jno. O. Patterson, ESQ.,. xassx
for Admir-, Wilmington, Del, lI ~ T'il'
mayl2 3weod ~ '.fs3 ~ ssas =.
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HEALD e Co,
BANKERS e BROKERS.

AND DEALERS IN
STOCKS, BONDS, LOANS, MORT
CAGES 3 COMMERCIAL PAPER.
CLAYTON HOUSE. WILMINGTON DEL.
Interest, Coupon, and General Collec-
tons. Tickets TO and drafts on Great
Britain and other parts Of the world.
jan8-lyd ..f.. .f l
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Registers order.
REGISTERS OFFICE.
Naw Gasila Co May Nth

HEGISTERS OFFlCB, Z
New Castle Co., May 18th, 1878.
Upon the application of John McSorley,
Administrator, OF Sarah McSorley, late
of Brandywine Hundred, In said
county. decd, 1t Is ordered and directed by
the Register that the Administrator afore.
said, give notice Of the granting OF Letters
of Administration upon the Estate. OF
the decd, with the date OF granting thereof,
by causing advertisements to be posted
within forty days from the date OF such
Letters. in six OF the most public places q
the County of Now Castle, requiring all
persons having demands against the Es-
tate. to present the same, or abide by an
Act OF Assembly in such case made and
provided. And also cause the same to be
Inserted within the same period in the
wilmington GAZETTE. newspaper pub
lished In Wilmington. and 70 be continued
therein three weeks (e. o. d. ulafln
~, Given under the hand and Seal OF
}L.s. Once or the Register aforesaid, ii
t~>-<' New Castle, In New Castle County
aforesaid, the day and year above written.
8. @. BIGGS, Register
NOTICE.
= AL persons having claims against the
Estate of the deceased must present ths
same duly attested To the Administrator
on or before MAJ z8th, 1850, o., abide the
Act OF Assembly In such case made and
-i'V -,Iia :. JOHN McsORLEY, z
Adarsss, Wilmington, Del. mySosweoA
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Local stocks and Bonds.

LOCBI StOcKB ana BOnO6e
National Bank of DsIaware............. 800
First National Bank. ia
National Rank VIII. and Brandywine.. 6s
FarmeFs' Bank. ....,................ 30
Wilmington Coal Gas Company........ q
Delaware r. r. Co. .26X
Delaware Western n X Co Stock, 10
Phila. WI. 4 Baltimore r. II. Co... @x
Wilm 4 Northern II. X. CO............. "a
Delaware Fire Ins. Co.. 30
Delaware State Bonds
Wilmington City ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SX
wilmington City %. Observation-Disclosures 02L
New Castle County oan................. 102
Delaware Railroad. nrst Mortgage. ..... 102
Delaware Railroad, extension. .........l 01
VII, Passenger Railway 90. list mort. 100
Masonic Hall Ca Bonds. 90
Masonic Hall Co. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2
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FIFTH EDITION.
The County Courts.
LAJ -lIuU iul ST. ifsll - itaf
THE CLOSING PROCEEDINGS.

AND ARE DIscHARGED-FINAL AD-
y JOURNMENT-THE LICENSES.
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NHE8APEAKE AND DELAWARE
" Canal dom p2oy Inc annual meet
irg OF the rroDrio(ou3 a TITS Company
will be held IN filiiadefpnfa, Pohna., No.
$40 Walnut street, on Monday, June ., 1879,
~ II O'Clock, .. No., At which time and
place IN election for President and d.
rect0rs will De held TO serve for the ensu-
ing yesr. HENRY v. LESLEY,
May =. is1s.-ass = r sesretafys
VXyANrED-lOo HOUSES 10 BENT
w Owners can save time, tyDubie and
money by giving M full charee Of 1heir
properties. on tanants Are 80 we'll seIe~t
81 that We are able u mAke regular q -
prompt settlements. Atsa HEAL LID co, =
navel wed sNttf
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1Ann ACR8s wANTED.-Partie91n1-
q O N.yssa aS sl%s %, Sf - Sn mn
a1res ssch adapteG q tle HI S}n0 81 1dgar
beets, win pltass. aptl1@ 49,
sa& sSs4 siAcl&yion 6u:s t6iidilk.
maye &c, 1l,r ,2sASi esa
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Financial and Com n, ercial.

WILMINGTON. DEL, May 70, 1879
l. test Stock quotations furnished by
.teald d Co., Clayton House Building
WilE, ingt0n, DEL. at II M. to-day.
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NOTICE.
JOHN Mc0O

Addrsss. Wilmington, Del. mySOSwsod
The daily gazette., 1879-05-30

PIX of H.. ~ ior US as lawyers to
y py.."'iI'' htlt we as his brethren
b.. SUING expression of this es-
! trns "u,loy's Idea of his profession
\ anJ dI one. HIS standards vera
Frnlv I ie never stopped below them
IlljcoHSn showed in ali his actions Az
|r ec's;ta, mas well expressed if. his
fesion W W Tue esprit de corps of the
bar ,L. ne, In all his relations viii
kue hi i"U U, that his desire wa tn
IA c a's Profession not as n troJ Ja' h, 70
tOgcd nIn,ee,nl'il9nSly all the privileges
sen,i,i "poh hlm. He was Of a prand
kprodn,oor nature, but il was = m,,Ia
ksef..fn and Resulted IN snlf.rasn .uo
BY vir,n Sp'ti that is the parent Of So
! from n''S, that self.r .snnct hot " 80
prOiessi"n' ' an eminent practicer Of
d fi that fully I ~ accord with tha can't,
IoD"o' % IN The motto de ,,,ari, aen ~
tus NIL 4 also concur ia he otho e w =.
il 4 T. ueath comes IN oo.c
which !, ' h.., that we should state
elult lat i, L uut We should also he
eh that we. oe 'rne. There wa. SO $40
bis pr"f "'T good in his ch 'ract WAS SO 50
rtily sn rhS s',nIal life that | can anu
motto ngl 10, to the lair ', no., most 81.
Chcerfuily ' snn' etI,r., your honors. /
ely Mr. JIi SeGoh the motion IN a
Was a Wooten said:
knew !. Ura nled with Mr.. Mccar,,o
co%a i' sld @ssa.llSfIa; %5a but aoSi
ph Seem s,aIreaiy been SAID 'uJre tot 10 tha !,
rae 10 spe 40 ne a m.ro waste az ana a., II
lin view Vv" ok Of his charactes,as a %, 'i II;
e. t9Gr yi S% i %s's III; i ssofen + +
espec l and he was ' an o' h very fin
4' and bid fair to- to bpp professional r sion,
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NO. "a
sr. JOnN.s CMAPTER. no. 5.

FT,HE STATED CONvOCATIONS OF ST
i Johns Chapter, No. S. r. A. NJ, will be
held at Masonic Hall. On the second Wednesday
evening of each month. Called communities
tions on all other Wednesday evenings.
All Royal Arch Masons. in good standing, are
cordially invited to attend.
DAv E. BAILY, II. p.
WA. DUnLEY, Secretary.
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MOUNTAINL LODGE No. ~ o. OF.
NJ EET EVERY SATURDAY EVENING AT
lSl Odd Fellows Hall, at Z o'clock. AL
members of the order. in good standing. are in
vited to attend. CHAS. FERRARIS, N. G.
H. Il. MCKEE. Secretary.