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New-York tribune., 1879-03-03
TaE ERIE RAILWAY

THE ERIE RAILWAY
i row known by H. ne" name me NEW YORK. LAKE
ERIE and WESTtHN RAILROAD. Arrangement OF
"a N cincinnati and Chi.ago bay ,EIpres. Drawing
oom Coaches 10 Banso aId Suspension Bndxe -
6p. m DAILY Fast IT Louis Express alHvngh Buhalo
connecting with To The Vest and southeast
Pnlman@ hest p,"ingr@,m Sic lnng o'Snts I" hnlno
Coachr. through to Rochester Buo Niagara Falls, Cncl
nan aud Chicago without change also Hotel Dining cars 10
7p IN Fmigrunt train 'or The West
rfalI- leave Chambers street Depot, New.York. for
Newark, u:3j $50 so $40 A1j Jl5, G.l5 13O
?. and - midnight 9Auriy nights only. sundays Vl5
Kaihcrtoid para and rassalc D. 40, H. 1913 m, ~
sgnd,,s H2I. s. $50, ioI a I l:l5 6;o p ~ ana midnight
Paterson, q. U.!j. 80 $50 10 1913. 1870 l. nOon
m ana II midnight SUNDAYS, So. 9:l5. lO m. i.l3
SUi,rln. s. 5i3 l0i5aai l.i5 3t5 D. p m T. mid
night. sundays. d. $50 1913 a mo l4' $50 D. m aud
CoIIWan 745 a. m. 3.3O 43Op IN. sundays $50 a. IN
Warvics 745 a. m. i:30 =. m.
Eondout and Kingston. a. 3i0p m. SUNDAYS q m
tioehcn u. 7.45. 81. 1915 III, $50. $40. $50. y III
MIiGctown. 7:i5 o 1918 a. m; $40 4so ?. m sun.
days $50, lOlj a. m. $50 : p m The a ~ 4nd 3op
tonG Hi a. i,i- 10. Q 1oI5 m $50 g. pm SUNDAYS
N6iE rin M eaytnr Cham6ers.-t even hours
Pi, I'i.! n m leave 23d-t earlier above
trs: mains leaving Champerssi quar'cr hours
.d-st - minutes caller Boats 'hyc ~ - az - and
Has connecting WIN trains Leaving Chambers Il at 10
P1cAris passage and ior apartments IN Drawing
apn lee lur Coachc. be- obued amt orders ior
decking and sn- y m PaESsS% ny be lTtd "' t'r CON
: Cuuftst. Brooklyn. or Bt the COMPANY DcP"t%
1prrSs Trains from the West arrive IN Newiork AZ 40
H. '--' J%6' %- ABBOTT GenI Tas-'r Agt NewYor.
NORTHERN RAILROAD or JERSEY.
Trains leave ior Engc"ood Clo'cr li"fmont and Nyack
= $50 Y.ij l. 3. 4, i:ij 80 $50 $50, 1880 p.
leave 30 uinuios ,arr SATURDAY nignt,.
Manuel pr ng VALLEY ana MO- sty, - - o. ~ - y In
New-York tribune., 1879-03-03
f,ouses ano Garms Uanieo.

XyANTED-TO rent II farm from 100 TO 200
W acres /. f. MULLEN Perth Amboy y J.
WANTED to RENr-A building suitable
w for a boarding school IN locality whore good dav
school can he obtained. Address PROFESSOR, tribune
Onice. New York.
NIANTED-rO rent. within 80 miles of
w New York by ALL small farm stocked or unstocked
good house buildings. we'll waered healthy locality or
house with spacious grounds and we'll shaded fu yaucu
lars OF terms &c, required GERALD SIMPSON n ~
"''N 'N' Post once boz 1888.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-03
DOTTERDAM LINE.

steamers leave Jersey civ. nesr ravonia Ferry.
VOTTTR " >aturfay march -
sCIjIFD ........- ..-..... March -
calm SG6-%7O. Intermediate $i5-$jO Stetrtgo. f23
H. CAZAUX, General Agent. - south Wi'liam-sL
FUNCH EDNE & Co., u south william ST., Freight tgts
!. W. MORRIS 30 Broadway, Genotal Passage Agent
New-York tribune., 1879-03-03
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPAN'

IJANlI " NAIL - ls-1'h - - ~ -A'' -
4 Failing from Pier foot anal 81, Norm ltNtE
For ISIHME~ or PANAMA
Steamship Ores, FNr CITY. Monday, March 0. noon
Connecting for Central and south America and Mexico
st,am-ip ALASKA. Ne'urs sla", March = noon.
For hAN fRANCI~t , VIA ISItN | = or PANAMA
Steamship COLpN. Tlursdav. Mare 20 noon
touu~ctinC FOR Central 7rd south '""ri'a aud M"IlCo
From san Francisco for JauSu and thn-:
Steamship CITY OE PER ING. Tuesday. April ]. noon
steamship CITY OTTOkIO. Thursday, Nav !, noon
fIOm rsn Fr1oIso0 10 Honolulu, New-I'siand ana
Australia
general iu'ofWatipu atuy AZ Company,
Ofice. on ulrI foot Of Caual -. NoIth ltNeL
Passengers forwarded 10 ~AN FRANCINtb. SANDWICH
SI4NnS JAPsS. CHINA SEW/EALANn. Aus
TNAIIA. SOUTH AMERICAN, CENTRAL AMEEItAN
For eta OF regard routes apply the
Passenger Department. Nu. ~ Broaintv
New-York tribune., 1879-03-03

A TUTOR in Princeton College who is going
"A 10 Europe TO study wishes with him
educate refers president and professors OF the Gel
l>..s - pl 4OA IxiIlaLAa. u.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-03
REAL ESTATE.
NEw.YORK. satnrdar. Ma

NEw-YORK. SATURDAY March e,
The following sales were held at m.
change SalesrOOm to-day
BV H. H. Ladtoto & Co
3storv brick honse With ]. No al Bone ~. q,
BOwery, lot 2jT9J.5I25r946. DOBnis iILrk
5stOry DR. ck building with plot Of land 80 10 5b
ave W cor ~ loth-st plot OF land. 571l2 jxglI1y
I36Xl0O Judge 4 MunsOn. On................. ,
BU JORn T. BOud
story brick buildings with lot 80 4lt Fast I'M
q, "a. 1853 ft " 0f AyeA. lot 2JI9i8 Aaryaret
KrcgCcr ............ ....
tstDry brick dwelling with lot. No 1888 Fast 7Gtb .,
~, 200 70 " Oi lstayo. lot 2jIl0z.2. John II XII
By Van Tdsssl & HsarnTv
story brick dwelling with lease OflOt, No West
6Istst, ~. l3l II W Of 5th.sve. lot 2s.GrlOOS
CO.umma college lease dated nov !. 1893 term IL
year. ground rent siO0 per annum and taxes.
Elijah simpson ..........'
~ d. " Seaman
! story brown stone dwelling with leose OF lot M
$50 Icyiu stOn ave, = 405 n 4 OF Gsih.st 10, N
400 leased May \. ground rent ESQ per annam. p
BV Scott 4 hVers.
plot of land Fast l3ithst, block front between
sOuthorly boulevard and Cypressave, Gi i41-I
l5O.2KiOJNl4O, Hennettl ana Chri5topI -Cawab,
New-York tribune., 1879-03-03

WHITE STAR LINE.
w UNITED STATES AND ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS
FOR QTFENSTOWN hND LIVERPOOL.
NOTICE The steamers - ms Line tttc the Lane RouiS
reco3n - Lieut. Maury. L. ~ on both the outward
aud homeYard VOYAGES.
B.IIAE %It can't perry Saturday. March. =, 2 D.
EtpTkIIC cant Irving ..... IhuItday. March 49,
GERMAN It, ant kcuIcts ...~. uildF " lch - T. m
FROM TIE WHITE STAR DOCK. FER o. NORTH
RIVER
These steamers uniorn SIZE and unsurpasseiin
roiuftncptg Salonn state furn-. smoking and Bath
rooms are pacei auidsps where the and motion afJ
,ea.t felt ahOtdng degree comfort iheItD unattan@Oe
EArES- saloon. 9GO So 4ni 800 Storage =s Return
d %
These steamers carry neither cattle, sheen pigs.
lar ton uf !aus and other information apply al tho
Compauys Oaiccs No. 81 Broadway Nowiork 40 Wal
Lnt. 81 PhiiaaelpliA II. !. COKriS. Agent.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-03
steamboats, ano Railroads..

URIDGEPORT, and all points on lIousatonic
ID NaugaiuoA ltsiltCsds Fare. 81 Steamer bridgeport
leaves Cahanr' 'lp dLy i~uuCays excepted AT ii 80
uut Itr1rrDOT Al p u
New-York tribune., 1879-03-03
Cou,,lrn Real gslate for Sale.

At ORANGE. \. J.-For Rent and gag
every variety Of residence property ms nelshgo,.'"
sncc,alfy. EDWARD p. EAMfLTON. 80 Pine H., MI
New-York tribune., 1879-03-03
PENNSYLVANIA RAMROAD-Great Trnl

TJFN " ! " M \ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ITWNK
/ Line and utrd States Mail Route-On ana after
Januar l3 lS7 mans leave NewYo,k Desb and
C0rtlsud Ferries as follows.
press Ilar shnrg Ptf-burg, The "eSt and south
WIN Pullman tallo" cars attached a M and $50 p m
Ior NiNamspor Lock lIay0u, COrry and Eneat $50
al Iiusyr Centre the
on lirgi0ns. Wiham-port aud Lock Hagcn . a. IN
E.ItuoIr " lshIu glun and Tie South Limited HashnR
ton Express Of Puman PaOr cars daily except sunday
10 a uI Washington Az Regular at 43O and
$50 m and lJp SUNDAY 45O a. N. and 10 D. Ill FOr
ia I ~ fot = PhedehnI ia 73O 500 10 Limited
a. IN. 33O a. C. 100 $50 and 10 p sunday. t3O and
q m, &, 1870 $50 and 10 Emigrant dnl second
class 7j0 ,., - .,...--, .-..--
nj Jersey ~ afouR speedy and direct Iausfer for
Trni From Pittsburg, $50 l04D n 1UI0p
Il, iai'v q l0a M $50 daily, except Monday From
Wa.IIugton and baltimore 900 a. m- ., 800, 80 lOl0
II, Snf',,v +, 80 a ~. and 1910 m. From Pmadc pha
no ;5n 80 1910 li.}ua m 2 $50. 400 G2p $50 aud
i0lGp M. ~uuley 43O $50, l0iu iIJOs m. ~. lO;lO
ke, Offices, - 81, Broadway No Astor House
a., tn,f nf n.ahrossc- Court at AMI
Tro5klvn Annex Depot loot of Fulton st. Brooklyn nos
ia lis and ~ Hudson obOkcn. Depot, Jersey City
fmigTant Ilcket Onics, 80 Battery place.
''"''"' |. L. TAi.Mi4It. tirul AGENT
New-York tribune., 1879-03-03
EHGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
NEW-YOEK CENTRAL and HUDSON

NEW-IOEK CENTRAL and HUDSON
~ RIVER RAfIEOA u. D.-Cummcncing December 80
l~10 thIuugh trans VIII leave t.iud Central Depot;
500 .. Mr-t'iu and NorhOn Express with craving
10 Albany Rochester and from Albany to Mon
trcil saratoga.
1880 d. rn chicago and We=tern EXnres9 with draw
Ing t1 CdaaUdligua. .f-hc~trr aud Buffalo
100 m. Express ALBANY and rroy with connections
10 Iuca ana Rutland
-. 4
coon. M st. EArI,.e luly. with sleeping i0r
St Lo, running through r'cly day IA she week also sleep
ug ear. for u lals, lO"lO AMI Detroit and for
Montreal. excepting SUNDAY ~ ght, via saratoga
IN IsatL Rochester and Corning VIA
Slrc,Iug GtuCSa and Rochester
$50 ,. Pacific E2pic--, daily with sleeping cars tof
Rocnc-ter Niagara Falls. Buffalo, Cleytlan l3rl Det"t
and Chicago; aud excepting saturday night 10 NAttrow
Tickets for At Nos 2j2 and il3 BT0Id"dy ana at
We>tcO't FyVro,s CumIauys Offices. No 3 farhl'tG -
aud AZ Broadway NcWiOrE. and 3"J %a.H1gtoh-st'
Brooklyn. 49,, I, ~ lEEA Al.I1 n,
New-York tribune., 1879-03-03

L STEAMSHIP LINE.
FOR ST THOMAS PARA, PFRNAMBUCo. nAHlA,
AND RIO DE JANEIRO. Connecting Al ~. THOMAS
win German steamers 'or PoR1O RICO and SPANISH
Ir0n ~teGWsuu CITY OF RIO ~
JAN, no CAPTAIN " cir, Will ports
WEDNESDt Mar,h - - H. Freight Al low rates taken
for inc above uOrta Positively frtghs received after u
Freight must be raid in advance Freight received At all
times at Roberts, Dock. Brook lyn. ... ....... .,.
SAME UNDER ct X OFIN POLICY
Eor freight Engagements or padg Avlhe elegant 40
Commodat,gls apIIy 20 G. ". MALLORY & 60, Agents.
-'i'' Ofsr. IIcr u Iast Iityer
New-York tribune., 1879-03-03
Crean Gifunlcrs

MEXICAN LINE FOR LIVERPOOL.
a The on;v Transatlantic aHg under the AMEHI
CAN FLAG. SAILING every Thursday nom puialclOla
PFTNSYIAANIA sails thu RSDAN, March D. a. m
New-York tribune., 1879-03-03
RED STAR IINT-TO ANTWERP.

IENNN0 0IAANTA sNIT 'I'1I'II W I''
RED STAR LINE-TO ANTWERP.
Carving the Belgian sud United states Malls Salllne
every lg dayh from Philadelphia and NeTl0Is
'NApTEIAND sans FRIDAY. March l1 > a. n.
For rates Of pas other Information applYto
PETER WRIGHT & SONS, General ents,
9O7 Wanui-st. Philadelphia. ~ broadway. N"W-l"rk
JOHN MCDONALD Agent, Battery place NeW-N ork.
EUROPEAN TOURS.-McsSrs. Thomas Cook
- originator of the world renowned Tourist ana
Excursion systcu established ~ '~il l"FC ARRANGED =
Of SPECIAL PERSONALLY CONDUCTED PARTIES LOT
Europe at the ---. -...,.,,,rxl,.,,
allowing passengers the gr'atcst possible tdh e. eaV
inc New York = trtusA dnic steamers durlng
the months If May. June and July. Programmes no"
ready. - l.,
and viii have answering any wIt ca
iuuui.- addressed 1iON - COOK ~ son. 2Ol Hipdd
wav New York, Post Offcr hov 1 81.
n -ucs.rs Thomas t,uE & : ms tickets available
over al chief lines sin all parts ni the
globe and enable one passengers 10 travel y any
Tuc ID gy GATE au compel The holders 20 travel ln
1larflre II flfN NlsI.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-03
DEEKSKILL lN.Y) MILITARY ACADEMl

St~n PER QUARTER 10 WEEKS. No ex-
- tV ira charges. sWI1HlN .. SlOklLlDGE tHar.
vari \. ~ Media. Penn Highly rocommendrd by BayHri
TAYLOR Hon T,iu2ndO Wood. Judge Van Hoesen Colonel
linton General COLTS Judge Br0orna =. IL Robbins.
Rev J 4 Chd.. u. D. and Others See circular for
SprlUg and -uMmt sessions.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-03
GFRWAN IIOYD

y sTEs uaitip IINE Bt1WEEN NEWIORR.
SOCTHAMPTOS And BRI.AEN. ,,,,,,
COMPANY's PIER foot Of SErONDoI~ upbokhN %,
WE> kI.... sat. Msrcn ~ T -
MRI<......... Mar - - '' k ..-Sal ~ -
RATS OF pLSSbGF from NI.W-NOKk 10 SOUTHAMP
TON. HANRE OR BREMEN .cn
FII.ST CABIN. SECO<D CABIN .--------.fPO
STEERAGE $50. , ...z.-. ,.r,,,
Return tickets reduced rates Prepaid storage cetn
Gates $50 ,.--.-.., an
New-York tribune., 1879-03-03

Trains ior Englcwood Co-cr, i"mont and Nyack
= $50. $40 l. 3, 4 iij 80 go 49, 1850, p.
Nun n. and b.3t T.. IA" ll.aU IN.
leave 80 minutes SATURDAY nights.
valley aud Mo- I. ?ij o. m, 445 y.
JSO. y. ABBOTf GEM fas''r Agt Nes YORK.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-03
For Young Ladles-Country.

GROVE HALL, Ncw-Haven, Conn.-Miss
~ MONTFOK1'~ SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES'
IRVING FEMALE COLLEGE, Mechanics
burg Eeathful heauuiu College home and SchOo
Opens sd sept. Il Key. T. r. EGL 4. NJ President
Wesleyan Female College. Wilmington. Del
w s BEGINS sept g. BudiuGs Just rrhtted and
furnished For cStsogU address RevJ Williams A N Pros
New-York tribune., 1879-03-03

at sing SuE-ou. Hudson y. Y.
The Of Instruction embraces ~" following Depart
m,us. Classical Modern Languages Elementary, Mathe-
frgtica Stables Hnd Natural science Classes are also
formed 81 Music Drawing and Fencing ii0 oughly organ
ilcG Hlt.rv Departments IUOHg school, with weItrainci
horses, SUM- special Advantage for v est Point
candidates BENJAMIN ALLEN. Prntiu1's-
New-York tribune., 1879-03-03
Citn ilrouertn 60 Get.

DVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
~ YORK TRlBUNE VIII BE S, hECeiNEP ~. A. ~. thE
Al or 3OS Vest Twenty .LhTdst. corner EEhth-ayai
no Dl East Fourteenth 81, corner tnlons9lh lhre 700
Third ave or Forty .seyeRthst; at the HAtIEh orr lCh
No 2I>I Thrdavo one hundred AM Twenty fourth ~
GfaTlem Savings Bank Building up ~ H. - regular
MIN IIIA
New-York tribune., 1879-03-03
Board ano Rooms.
West Side.

JAISON DOREE. newly opened, 112 West
32d junction OF I,rOadwa and Gth ave.Iabe dh6e
iner from 4. sl breakfast 80 cents private terms
New-York tribune., 1879-03-03

VALE Law School. Regular course 2 years
GRADUATE course dOT degree OF DCI-l wears Fsterm,
opens sept 2C Address PIof WAYLAND New.Hsvrn Ct
The daily gazette., 1879-03-21
Current Notes.

An old bachelor says he's been so Of
ton deceived by the chicken OF those
restaurants and hoarding-houses,t that he
calls IL "the mocking- bird"
The best argument made against pho
netic spelling is that it would IN most
cases utterly obliterate the evidences of
Latin and Greek deruation.
The Marquis of Normandy who has
been Governor ut one time or another of
half the British dependencies; has been
appointed Governor Of Victoria.
-IfEdwin Furbish, of Pontiac Mich,
had not paid de bt promptly, the mask ID
robbers who bound and gagged him and
his family would have got the 81 900
that he had just parted with.
"A young Lowell woman, formerly a
school teacher, and Of a highly respect
able family, forged her fathers name to
a check, in order TO get money to crafty
her inordinate love OF fashionable clothes
"A Chicago policeman testified in
Court as evidence that prisoner waa
drunk when arrested, that he was trying
to warm his feet at a grating in the side
walk, supposing that he was standing on
register.
The distinctive feature OF Free
Methodist church in Toledo, Ohio, is the
belief that all Christians ought TO wear
some distinctive badge. The members
keep on their breasts wide, red ri bbon
with cross printed on it. The pastor
ofa Campbelllte church in Austin, Tex
as, pricks an lndia-Ink emblem on the
arm of every convert, aud calls it "the
saving mark"
The daily gazette., 1879-03-21
Brief Locals.

il to 3 was the vote.
The carriage business is looking up. :,
City Council is beginning 20 hold long
sessions.
The cour buildings will come to Will
mington.
A cigar store at New Castle was rob-
bed last night.
Adams & Bros. new store will be the
largest u this city.
A man while drunk fell into the Brandy
wine race yesterday afternoon.
For to cure aching teeth apply to DR..
Gallagher, No. 835 Market street.
How does it sound? Wilmington is
the county seat of New Castle county.
Nr. G.. F. Rudolph VIII be allowed to
build on the old line of the building re-
Gently torn down by him.
There was great rejoicing in this city
last evening over the passage of the bill
removing the county buildings to this
city.
Send your friends copy of the DELA-
WARE GAZETTE, the Oldest and best
weekly newspaper published on the
| Peninsula.
A. few of our citizens who were at Do.
| yer in the interest of the court house til
come up on the early train this morning
The others returned at noon.
Everything must be sold to-day arc
tomorrow, regardless of cost, at Chad
wlck's Museum, Nos. 2J7 and 2Oy We,
Fourth street. The articles are too uu
merous to mention. Sale to-day at 9 o.
clock and his evening; Tomorrow a
10 a. III. and 2 and p. III.
The daily gazette., 1879-03-21
FOURTH EDITION
COURT HOUSE REMOVAL.
HOW THE NEWS WAS RECEIVED IN THIS
CITY AND IN NEW CASTLE.

HOW THE NEWS WAS RECEIVED IN THIS
CITY AND IN NEW CASTLE.
When it became generally known, last
evening, that the Court House bill had
surely passed the House of Representa-
tives, the people became exceedingly
joyful and demonstrative. The City Hail
bell WAS wrung violently about 0.4o
o'clock, and the different fire companies
promptly responded TO what was then
supposed to be an alarm of fire. But the
reason for the unusual ringing soon Do.
came known and then tho whstling or
steam engines and the changing of nearly
all the other bells Of the city were added
TO the general din. People fiocked out
upon the streets, and okes and congrata-
lations in relation to the welcome news
were joyfully exchanged; while those
who felt deep interest in the measure
were almost overwhelmed with joy.
In the evening there was faint at
tempt at illumination, the Swan Hotel
showing a lot of Chinese lanterns, and
some of the Market street stores light
! ing I'D their windows in an extra man
ner. The Jefferson Democratic Club
rooms, at Seventh and Market streets,
displayed lanterns and flags, while some
Of the more enthusiastic members
mounted to the roof of the building, and
made quite crsditable pyrotechnic dis
play, consisting of Roman caniles and
some beautiful rockets.
THE NEWS AT NEW CASTLE.
AT New Castle the people seemed to
feel dlsconsolate all afternoon. They re-
garded the passage of the bill ~, certain,
| and were CONNIE ncing to consider what
| other measures of opposition could be
vised. The general argument was that
the Levy Court should refrain from is
suing the bonds to the amount Of S7O, 900,
as provided for by the billion the ground
that while the law authorized the Levy
Court to make the issue, it could not
c0np3t h suance.of hem ftLe court saw
proper not to increase the bonded debt
of the county.
By five O'Clock New Castle had not
heard word from Dover, aud then
everybody gave up all hopes on good
ground that il there was any good news
from Dover they would have heard it be-
fore that hour. So settled were they in
this belief that the reception of positive
news of the passage ofthe bill, during the
next hour, caused no excitement, and
only plunged the people for awhile still
deeper in their detected aud discouraged
condition.
The daily gazette., 1879-03-21
IteSiSteI.7s Order
REGIsrER,S OFEIcF

hE6ISTERS \ OFF1CF,
New Castle county Feb. 18th, 1879
Upon the application of Walter Cum
Minis. Administrator of James Tilton late
OF Wilmington hundred, in sad county,
deceased, IL Is order, d and directed by the
Register that the Administrator aforesaid
give notice of granting Of letters of ad-
mlnistratlon upon the estate of the deceas-
ed with the date oi granting thereof, by
causing advertisements to be posted with
in forty days from the date of such letters,
IN SIX of The most public places of the
county of New Castle, requiring all per-
sons having demands against the estate TO
present the same or abide by an act OF as
sembly in such case made and provided
And also cause the same To be inserted
within The same period in the DAILY
GAZETTE, newspaper published in VIII
mlngton. and TO be continued therein three
weeks, cod.
,, Given under the hand and seal
j.. =. OF Office of tue Register aforesaid
t-~~~) at New Castle, in New Castle
county, aforesaid, the day and year above
written. s. G. BIGGS, Register.
The daily gazette., 1879-03-21
REGISTERS ORDERS.
Registers Order.
REGIsTER's OFFICE,

New Castle Co., March 7th. 1879.
Upon the application ol Victor Du Pont,
Executor OF Moses Journey, late OF
Christiana Hundred, In said coun-
ty, deceased, 1t is ordered and directed by
the Register that the Executor afore-
said give notice Of the granting of letters
Testamentary upon The estate Of the de-
ceased with the date of granting thereof.
by causing advertisements 10 be posted
within forty days from the date of such
letters, In six OF the most public places OF
the county OF New 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 pro-
vided And also cause the same to be in
serted within the same period IN the WI
ningtOn Gazette, a newspaper published in
Wilmington, and TO be continued therein
three weeks, Q. o. d.
49,, Given under the hand and seal OF
l. y Office OF the Register aforesaid, at
t----) New Castle, In New Castle county,
aforesaid, the day and year above written.
y. q. BIGGS, Register.
The daily gazette., 1879-03-21
Three Mon Shot 1. violssburg.

VIoKsBURo, Miss, March 1S.-A
shooting affray occurred last night be-
tween Captain W. F. Fitzgerald on one
side and W. II. Andrews and w. l..
Greene on the other, in which Andrews,
and Greene were killed almost instantly
and Fitzgerald dangerously wounded.
The difficulty originated about the Hiber-
nian meeting held on Monday night, at
which Andrews was elected president.
Fitzgerald still claimed to be president OF
the Hiberpian society and denounced the
@ ection of Andrews.
The daily gazette., 1879-03-21

OFFICERS OF THE SEyAu
democratic Senators in caucus VA /
Sc lected the candidates who Al, !
sarily TO be successful as the n
of icers ofthe Senate. Col. J bnC n
OF Tennessee, was chosen for "a
In the place OF Mr.. Gorham. Cd. 1
Is an editor of the Nashville Anal
an ID has presided over I'll. Tg1
House of Delegates, and has snpl
Is lative experience. Mr.. R.L Hl
lIl Indiana, was fixed upon for yrel
an ms. Mr.. Bright is the nepheT J
late Hon. Jesse ID. Bright, uni,sI
Senator from Indiana, who was N
fir ON the Senate, on a pretsxt of4j
lty,' in February, 1862, went a|
tucky, and afterwards remoyedp|
nj ore, and died here in ls75. Fr|
clerk of the Senate Francis Z. n
OF North Carolina was chosen org
5 Brown, of Tennessee, Cllle ID
clerk Of the House,) the fact thli
N nessean had already been chs
stcretary of course initiating
MIR. Brown.
The daily gazette., 1879-03-21
ATTFuprrr -
STOCK RAIsIvc

y. NJ. Churchman and C;eo,,. :.
pre- prietors of Beech Grove s.'s s.,'
baPolis, Ind, have issued their a fa1.
nu al catalogue, containing IL, yp. !,
sey cattle, Berkshire swine A., an,
po Iiltry bred by them. Ever T
an NAL on the Beech Grove
registered in the Al. c.
ira ces back to importation.
The daily gazette., 1879-03-21
SHOCKING SUICIDE.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, March III, 1917.
One of the most shocking of suicides
occurred in this city about nine o'clock
this morning, when Mrs. William Fergu-
son cut her throat with a table knife in
presence of her children. Her husband
had hardly left the room with a kiss upon
his lips when the tragedy was enacted, aud
the children were covered with blood.
Mental trouble, caused by her husbands
intemperance, was the cause of the act.
The daily gazette., 1879-03-21

-Kearney is sad to give evidence of
q determination never to patroLize the
laundry business SO long as the Chinese
are 1t.
Avoid the doctors bill before 1t is too
late, by Keeping convenient Kellers Ro-
man LinIineht,whlch is the greatest pain
destroyer extant. Pnce 80 cents a bot
tie.
The daily gazette., 1879-03-21
A M AID DOG SHOT

Last evening James McGlapg.
u. dallaghrr were coming iItSsI
by way Of Eight street, thew asn
ed by a medium sized dog or~,l
residence of Henry Pepper E"1
dog was driven oil. When ~ ~
returning home the dog again I J
tn EN-. Mr.. Gallagher was Of The y
til at the canine was mad, SO he NJ
revolver and killed it.
The daily gazette., 1879-03-21
NO COURT.

This being the regular day for the
sitting OF tho United States Dis
trict Court, the court room was open
ed, but no business was transacted, The
cause assigned was that the lawyers were
so highly elated over tho passage OF
the Court House bill, that for once they
gave up business, for the purpose Of talk
ing over the victory.
The daily gazette., 1879-03-21
A Narrow ESCAPE,

While John Robinson was walking
along the Brandywine lace yesterday af-
ternoon, in an Intoxicated condition, he
fell into the race at the foot of the ceme-
terry. After considerable struggling he
reached terra .frmd safely. The cold
bath had the effect Of SOLDERING him up in
a short space OF time.