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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-03-12
Proposals for CURLING.

Sealed proposals will be received until eo'coek
p. NJ.
THURSDAY, MARCH Goth 1879,
for furnishing and placing IN the corporation Of
Woodstock, three thousand feet limestone or
sandstone curb, for information and specifications
apply 10 =, ,orr,,,v
l.. KINGSLEY,
b. SCHSpTT,
ls-n Committee.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-03-12

Landrcth's seeds cts. paper at b.
Schmitt's.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-03-12
Baltimore Air TIGHT,

Nine Plate. woodland, Evening at Home. rrize
Franklin, &c.
Atthe prices annexed will deliver c ok Stoves
aud Furniture at any station ou the j. * %. r. x.
as far west as Cumberland, nd, or south TO
r. to Cupepper c. H., free OF charg fer frei-h
Columbia Cook and Furniture, No 7, ~ VI
do. DO. No. 3 - w
Excelsior. Monumental or Nonparcil Cook,
10. ~, %
do do Go do
No. 80, - Vo
do do O1 DO
No. o.. 81 W
r, ordering Cook stoves If you will send dis
ance from f09r 70 bottom Of hole where pile eu-
tiers chimney, we can send pipe TO 1T.
Returning thanks for the liberal patronage oi
the past twelve years, hope 70 merit coniinu
ance.
JOHN \. SAUM,
Sen 2j-6rlo. Ldinburg Va.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-03-12
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
COUNTY TREASURER.
FOR SHERIFF.

We are authorized to announce r. GEO: W.
KOONTZ, as 4 candidate for County
Fah ION te.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-03-12

Good oranges at 25 cts. doz by B.
Schmitt.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-03-12

James NJ. Bradford, Esq OF THE
county has entlypurchased The larm'
ofDorilas Martz, deceased, in Rocking
ham. Mr.. Bradford will take possess
ion Of his farm in few days. BY tits
change Rockingham gains an energetic
industrious citizen and refined and
pleasant family, while Shenandoah los r.
cs TO the same extent. While we re-
gret the change, we hope that MIR.
Bradford may meet with the success
which his energy merits.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-03-12

Nth the gloss and freshness Of yo~h.
Thin hair is thickened, falling hair
checked, and badness often, though
not always, cured by its use. Moth
ing can restore the hair where the
foilicles are destroyed, or the glands
atrophied and decayed. But such as
remain can be saved for usefulness
by this application. Instead Of foul
ing the hair with pasty sediment, It
will keep it clean and vigorous. Its
occasional use will prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling off, and
consequently prevent badness. Free
from those deleterious substances
which make some preparations dan
gerous, and injurious to the hair, the
Vigor can only benefit but not harm
it. If wanted merely for a
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-03-12
HAAS g. BROTHER,
Market Prices,

Gold, Silver, ,Grcenbacks and
Produce taken in exchange for
Goods. Call at once and you will
secure bargains.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-03-12
Ayers
Hair Vigor,
For restoring Gray Hair 10
its natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing
which is at once
agreeable,
healthy, and eff
fectual for pre-
serving the
hair. Fdded or
gray harris soon
restored to as
original color,
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-03-12

SToCK SALEs.-We are pleased to
notice disposition on the part OF our
stock breeders to adopt the custom oil
nnblic sales, so general in the West and
which have proved so satisfactory to
both BUYERS and sellers, 1t caters.to the
eocial element in our composition and
furnishes a channel for an interchange
of views and experiences by ag'lcul'
turists from different sections that can
not fail to be beneficial.
Following the KiIldee " sale OF last
week. Mr.. King, of Van Buren, Furnace
announces a sale of very superior young
cattle and sheep, on Friday OF this week
the cattle are nearly all of improved
stock and in fine thrifty condition. Ihe
sheep are the celebrated shropshire
Down, a heavier and harder sheep IMAM
the Southdown, they are from imported
stock, three Of them uelu9 P''"0 en-
mails at the Centennial.
We are informed that there Will be
no by.bldding" and that every AMI
NAL offered will be sold.
We learn that il is Mr.. Kings lnten-
ton to gradually increase his herd tc
forty or fifty COWS, ard, that if this eX-
perimcutal sale proves success 1t VIII
be repeated annually.
All persons interested in the produc'
tiou of slt-edsed butter would find al
inspection Of Mr.. Kings dairy with Us
modern scientific fixtures and imple'
ments for obtaining the largest quantity
Of butter from given amount OF cream
not only entertaining but Instructive.
. -
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-03-12

and sailed. Fish. Choice hams, breakfast ana
country bacon, navy beans, dried, green peas,
dried sugar com, dried peaches, dried sliced fancy
appl,s s. cranberries, mince meat pure cidei
vinegar, -four corn meal, cat meal, huckNheai &C
Just in store another crate of the best
The daily gazette., 1879-05-03
Seriously Injured.

On Wednesday afternoon, b. B. Allen,
ofSmyrna, brother of Alvan Allen, Of
this city, and Jacob Bice, Of Dover,
hitched up horse belonging to Mr..
Bice, and drove out in the country west
pf Dover, to test its speed, &c., with a
view of making a trade. While return
ing from the drive, some part of the
harness gave away, frightening the horse
which commenced to run before going
far one of the front wheels of the buggy
broke, throwing Mr.. Allen forward to
the ground, striking on his head and
shoulders, seriously ihjuring him in
wardly. Mr.. -Bice. seeing that he too
was in imminent danger, dropped the
reins and jumped out, receiving no in
jury except sprained wrist. The horse
dashed into town, where he was stopped.
The carriage was pretty well wrecked.
Mr.. Allen was Immediately brought to
town, and received medical attendance.
He had several fainting spells, but will
doubtless recover. ~ W i'f
The daily gazette., 1879-05-03
The velvet CIub,s reception.

The first reception of the Velvet Club,
took place last evening at the Velvet Club
restaurant No. 407 King street, kept BY
Mr.. w. E. Woodward. There were .
large number of invited guests present,
including City Treasury Vincent.
4 I A large table was spread in the room,
which was fairly groaning under q bonn
tiful supply ofall the delicacies Of the
season.
The management ofthe affair was un-
der the immediate supervision of Mr.
Woodward, and praved that he thorough,
ly understands keeping rest taurant, and
cooking to suit the taste Of the epicure
The daily gazette., 1879-05-03
sheriGs sales.

! Pyle, yesterday afternoon, sold
living p' opertles, all located In
anlInink Hundred. lt.4
of 7Passinore III. Mttchelh 174
kith buildings, to J.D. Nichols,
|.Vandyke" farm of Lydia r.
In, I90 acres, with buildings 10
lei Williams, Of Middletown, for
h. sixteenth interest Of Joseph
IA. in a farm of 1865 acres,to Henry
br 500, and the same interest OF
Il West In the same farm. also To
Davis, for $500. ,
kfternoon, az the Lafayette Hotel
Ind Shlpley streets, in this city ,
(rlff will sell the following:
krty OF ThOs. X. Oh LAND, deceas-
Z. corner of Sever tn and King
| lefty. Property of Passmore II.
b at Fourtseuth and Scott streets,
|ropprty Of Thomas CORY, south-
inner VI Taylor and Church street,
|roperty ofCorneiius Mcllhenny,
b Avenue, between Brown and
h streets, West Wilmington.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-03
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.

's" sA' Wednesday,. Apiil 20, p. no.
FL,UR is moderately active but prices
OF choice grades are firmly malntninedC
sales OF 2,7O0 barrels, including hinneso-
ta extra. at q 30 for good up to ~ 20 for
fancy Pennsylvania do do ~ - 70 lor
medium up to s5 q e5 rs for choice; Wesl.
ern do do st 81 90 for fair up TO e57b q es2o
for fancy and patent and other high grades
at % & 80. Rye nour Ii stesdy ct sz7os
'uRAIN - Wheat was excited. Sales OF
&c. 600 bushels, including unRraded. a. e6c.
a al N Pennsylvahia and Southern red
at 81 I5X; Pennsylvauia ard southern
amber al !, i4X . 81 rs, andsNo q red. ele-
vator, at q l61 2 TX april. q d2S
May, and 81 IN June. Ryeis quiei AID
unchanged. Corn 10 In rather betler de-
m and for local cons4mpt ption and steady.
sales OF 900 bushels including rejected
at 20 q 42c.; steamer at ~ . !2xc.; South
ern yellow at 43 q 42kc.; and salt, el va.
tor, at 44kc. April, $50 May, 43s June, and
| l3k 43kc July Oats are less active and
weak, sales or 1000 bushels, including
mixed. at S3 3sXc, and white at "a q sbc.
The receipts to-day were as follows: a..
500 barrels -four, $500 bushels{ wheat,
I39 .5OO bushels corn, u, 900 bushelsrye, IA, :
600 bushels oats, 80 barreis whisky.
WHIsKY-100 bbls. Western Iron bound
| sold NJ u o5K per gallon. so, gWy
The daily gazette., 1879-05-03
LOCAL TIME TABLE.

fnA1rs uRAv1 vrLnIraror, 4
FOR fhiIsdel p6ia. sa, 1.Ss, S.ic, 90
$50, 1000 .. m; Il 81 70 SO, 2.sO, 100
S.4S, TO, s.4e, p. m. On sundays; zoe
~ ri 9ose e. 81 g. ssss g. % ss r g. 50,
sor sslRiino9e ana washinstoi: s r. issi, 81 psio
ss9a m; 1251 l.04, SIS. 1925 ~ m. Sum
days 1851, o,s.ss, m.
For Port Deposit; as p m no sunday
For New Caste: sss.. sS a m,i0s, ,ssop
M; no sunday train. ~ ~
For Delaware n. r.. 'Sf5 q m; I %, 9 30
FOR Wilmington 4 Northern R. R.: 2b q
For Deiswsre VI eslsrn K. r. 7lS, 10 o. . m; /;
y 2sp m. No sundays trains. !" ~
Tn1FSs eb,,sas,pan Asa1yn AZ w,snsssT"n = g.
YO8,pm, ,243, 10 81, 8 %, ~, b04, 6 %,
Iao 10 %. Y H. p % on n sundays ne i2 49,
from New 70. 81 SSs ? q 2 90; Y q y Y Y
am; 10 z2p m.
''S ssis'%9sss 8 y sss !; = n n
~ Phi P,ie;iss,sa ~ 4 AZ a 4 ~ IS,
63e, 80 p m; on Sundays: 04 m; Q 46
FROM Por Deposit 900 m no Sunday
From New Castle: 500 an; 1910 m;
from Seisxsfs &. u: 10 isis ! m
FROM y li, ninStonsl Northsrn r. B.: sos
ii 80 q m;T IS m; no sunday trains.
From Delaware Western r. R.: 90 m
2ib,7 46 p m; no sundays trains.
rRAINs FoR wILMINGr ON LEAVE PHIL.
ADELFHIA,
from broad street and Washington ave
- nue.: 71t, $50, 1O20s 1i46 m; . 30, 30
days: 80 a m; oO,s 46, ii 80, pm.
from Thirty Second and Market streets
I vs., Q m, "a M u 18, 2 %, $50 II 80 p M
IN SUNDAYS 8 30. ~ 80 p m. ''''"
The daily gazette., 1879-05-03
THE MARKETS

steak, l4a2Oc; sirloin, 1Sa20c
)4alSc; corDed Sai2"; Clipped
ham sliced l5a15 wholesale, lOc
|n, salOc; fitch, 11a12c; pud
|c ; Log's-head cheese, 12c; lard
biton, lOal2c; chops, l6aiSc veal
outlets. lsa2Oc; chickens, 10a12
d 81 Sl.50 per pair but
h a soc. tuD butter, 18a25c
cent per doze,: onions IL cents;
beans, . cents; honey, 25o. per
cabbage, ~ n l5c.@ per head
per hd.; asparagus, 20c per bunch
+ 2Os25e. per halt peck beet,
half peck apples, 16s,25 per
fck; turnips, 12c per hHlf peck /;
10 cents, per half fperk sausage, |,
| |b.;rhubarb 6aSc a bunch; scrapple,
fk fsh, l2sc per pound; pike, l2r.
. lbs for 25c. hoohders. 1Ojcider 7c
bc pr gal; celery. Sa15 per bunch;
IRE shad 10 AGO; Southern shad, 10
er piece; herring, 12a15 cents
ben; black bass, 25a3Oc per string;
~ a 10 Q per ID; suckers, 25c per
b elbow neds. 10 a % o per string;
8 10 for l259; kale, 10 = II per halt
fttuce, 3 n 8 per head; green peas,
lalf peck; radishes, 4a8c pei
The daily gazette., 1879-05-03
Registers Order.
sREGIsTHR's ,OgrFCE,s
Naw Caslle Co AnrilAS

saHHr iAEGIsTHRe sORFtCE, L
New Castle Co. April 23s. 1872
Upon the appliica.ion q q 1s,hIp =; poqlfon g."
Qiess. late of Christ ana HID, 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 Of
The County OF New Castle, requiring all
persons having demands against the Es-
late, 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 0AzETTE. newspaper pub
lished in Wilmington, and 10 be continued
therein three weeks (e. O. d.
,-> Given under the hand and Seal Of
{L.s. Ofiice OF the Register aforesaid, at
H. New Castle, In New Castle County
aforesaid, the day and year above written.
8. @. BI0GS, Register
NOTICE. 10
An persons having claims against the
Estate of the deceased must present the
same duly attented to the Admin istrator
on or before April Esd. 1880. or abide the
Act Of Assembly In such case made ana
psrJ. PoULsoE CHANDLER,
Administrator.
Address. Centreville, Del. apr 4-sweod
The daily gazette., 1879-05-03
Wheel Of Fortune Ahead.

LONDON, May 2.-The Newmarket
First Spring meeting closed to-day, when
the race for the LOO guineas stakes for
three-year old fiilles took place. The
course was the Rowley mile-a distance
of one mile aud seventeen yards. There
were eight starters. Lord Falmouth's
bay filly Wheel of Fortune was the VIC
tor. The second place was secured by
Mr.. 4. Jennings bay filly Abbaye, and
the thlrd by Mr.. Bowe's brown tilly
r, conc iltation, 'ii IL NN
The daily gazette., 1879-05-03

There is sone,woman out, In Nebraska
who doesn't worry lIerself about womsn's
rights. When Alexander W.. Randall,
former Governor Of Wisconsin, and A.
terwarus Postmaster General, died . few
years ago,he left his widow shout o16, 900
which she Invested in , cattle rancho iu
Nebra ka. But the rancho, in the hspds
of an agent, lost money insk "a of max
ing it, and finally Mrs. Randall pade up
her mind 70 go out and take charge Of Il
herself. The result ID thai her hard d
constantly increasing, despite the tsct
that for several years she has sold - 900
worth annually and she BIDS mir 10 be-
come one of'the richest cattle dealsfs in
the States ,lplA ~ 4. l.lL-. -.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-03
Fine Furniture.

large store OF Messrs. j. g. j. ".
~, No. 40 King street. is now
y with a .plendid asspftvnent of
UT kind Of furniture, which is
sold at prices astouishingly low
led with those Of a few years ago.
N are now do ng q large busi ness :,
Fevery article Of furDiture they
addition to beisg cheap, is of the
Psslble qnailty apd manufacture IL
N NV ior the laaies 70, walk through
y hlltd show room of THIS store
the many magnificent sets of
re, and all are Invited to call for
Is pectlon ~ ,. whether they put chase
The daily gazette., 1879-05-03
TO PLY SICIA N s
AND F
CONSUMERS OF
COD LIVER Oil.

Knowing from experiences the d. salts
faction 90 often attending the dis pensing
OF many Of the en- ulsions In the market
would call your attention 70 some OF the
features of the emulsion which ! have pre-
pared and dispensed for years with un-
varying satisfaction. The oil used Is the
finest Norwegian and the most sciupu,
lous care is exercised In the choice of all
RSture. BY CAREFUL manipulation this
en- iulsion ID made with The sma lest pos
sible a Il, ou ut OF gum. and by the very mi
mute division ofthe Oil globnIes Is render-
Each tablespoonful cont aims 90 per cent.
OF OH and grains of Hy pophosphtte 4
Lime. samples viii be gladly furnished
to all Physicians who may desire them
Put up In pint bottles, price o.. Manu-
WE. WILLIAMS,
DRuGGIsT
apI1-.s Ninth and Market Sts
The daily gazette., 1879-05-03
bath from HydrOph0bia.

am Hammond, r young who lived
oneybrook, Chester County Pa,
ten by a dog abodt Jweuty-three
ago. The dog was Thought by
, be mad, but was killed before 1t
|ghtly known, and ON Tuesday
|g William complained to Mr..
rempleton for whom he worked,
IN in his arm where he Rad been
and went home. His mother of.
Jim a drunk Of water, when he al
fent into q spasIn. The doctor was
u who at once pronounced 1t n.y.
lhia. He c6ntinued in awful ago
Png Wednesday, and died during
ht Of that disease to be dreaded
hll others. .l,ft f1Pfgat4a s .
The daily gazette., 1879-05-03
A New tribe Of RED Men.

On Thursday evening, new tribe Of
Red Men, known as Hocopohacking, N o.
II, was instituted III this city and the
following chiefs raised: /
Piophet-F. e. Gallaher.
F" Sachem--William l. Woodward.
. 8. S.-Tliomas H,ldebrand.
Z J. S.-James Clayton. TTTgg
c. of R.-H. r. Martin. W
X of W.-Thomas Dorsey.
The new Tribe will have their head
quarters in the Ninth ward, aud will
meet on Thursday evenings.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-03
seIIle Soldiers Trust. "

No more popular drama than the "I'he
Soldiers Trust was ever put upon the
stage and at hands Of Geo. g. Boniface
and his excellent company tile play loses
none ofits attractions orlnerits. Noc'ne
who enjoys really fine and complete p per-
formance should fail to be at the Opera
House on Monday evening, when, this
popular drama will be presented, with
Mr.. Boniface in his inimitable perso Iia-
ton of "Corpopal Antoine,' supported
by company Of acknowledge stren 9Th
a nd excel eace. r., I'M FpF
The daily gazette., 1879-05-03
a. - - -- l. u
Vounty Railroad TO be Sold.

Judges Of me United States Cir
\ ,Vufi, In Philadelphia, Thu sday,
Y decree for a saie Of tha Berks
hallway, with it's rolling stock
Ppurtenanres. The road is to be
',Mr mn. a ioreclosed mortgage of ST.
naae November, 1872, to SECURE
ment OF a bonded indebted ness.
months notice In to he given Of
~ anu place of sale. Purchasers
a,fta 70 pay $4,000 down, and
WI their bid within thirty days
The daily gazette., 1879-05-03
A sUCCEssrUL LAUNCH.
The New Ferry Boat sROekaway''
91ider successfully Into the We.

u NC NeW feffy RO0t "8OckoW8y
Gllder suceessfully Inte the We.
One Of the most SUCCESSFUL launches
that has ever taken place In this city,
took place this morning, at the Harlan b
AollingswoFih Co.'s ship yard.
81 he vessel launched was the ferry b0at
Rockdsgav, built fora New York cornpa-
ny, TO ply on the North river. The ves-
col stood on the ways about ~ o hundred
feet from the creek, and as she glided
down to her future home the sight was a
beautiful one 10 the large number of
spectators who were present. The
launch was made by the new way adopt
ed by this firm, aud IL great improve
ment over the llwpy. The Christening
was refforned by Miss Bessie Thomp,
son, q little daughter Of Capt. Willard
Thompson.
The following are the dimensions ol
the vessel:
Length, 100 feet; breadth of beam. 81
feet depth of hold, 13 feet Q inches. The
machinery will CONSIST II one ipclined
jst conde ntiIig engine, with cyhndef u
Inches diaaneter, and niue feet btrpke
arranged With sickels cut Off. III
The daily gazette., 1879-05-03
Buck Heer.

ny 'te,vsening, \. Freye viii have on
asssS ,S saloon !, No. II e. Second street
1 as = " Fehrenbaeh's celebrated
/ ~, A'l l1yers OF buck beer should
iha Iaaa and try some oft US this
1 'Is 'ast opportunity to get 1t this
nn extraordinarily fine lunch
'esyed mp for the ocoa sion. ~
The daily gazette., 1879-05-03
A Suit for 100000.

NEw YORK, May "A suit has been
commenced by Theodore A. Havemeyer
agar INST Lawson N. Fuller In the Supreme
Court. Plaintiff claims thar mee'ing of
the sugar trade in January defendant
stated that plaintiff aduliefHted his SUI
gars. Damages of 100000 is claimed.
Ada Cavendish begins her engagement
at WaIlack's with aAs You Like It,"
The daily gazette., 1879-05-03
vanity Of Vnni tles.

This remarkable lamentation Of Solo
mon, the King of Jerusalem, will be TAX,
en- up for consideration at the hall of the
Liberal Leagle, Tomorrow morning, at
1880. All who feel an interest in free
thought, and open discussion, are cor
daily invited to take a part In the de-
bate. Seats free. nj ui ..nn.ns hN.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-03
.aa Ace.a4ns At k-sxhs'. c.r.eI
ONE BROTHER KILLS THE OTHER WITH
A0UN.

ONE BROTHER KILLS THE OTHER WITH
A0UN.
On Tuesday afternoon last. two sons Of
Benjamin Wallace, residing at knights
Corner, on the Chesapeake road, during
the absence Of their parents began play
ing with an old sinslebarfeI gun that
was kept about the house, when 1t was
discharged, the load taking effect IN the
left side of the younger one. He imme-
diately fell to the floor. News Of the oc-
currence was conveyed TO Chesapeake
render assistance. but the died before he
arrived3 Squire Chrisfeld summoned q
jury offnqusst, whe rendered . verdict
of accidental Killing. The boys we're aged
twelve and fifteen years, sespecnvely. 1t
was not knownt TO themthat the gun was
loaded and the father expresses the
opinion that 1t has been between three
aud six months since it was charged
Cecil Democrat. -g-g- a
The daily gazette., 1879-05-03
Charitable BeQuests.

Z Under the will Of William Richards,
1ate of Wilmington, deceased, which was
admitted to probate on Wednesday last,
a ~ obate Of u 900 was left to eac Of
] he following charitable institute ns, VIZ
The Home for FriendlesS and De-utute
Children, the Home for Aged WOtnen,
and the Monthly Meeting Of Friends, OF
Wilmington lu .f4 'n-
The daily gazette., 1879-05-03
A busy Bislp0D,

M Snrsaawe nse Is announced 10 preach in
,Iohn1s e1 county churches to-norrow.
(Jhra,,s Ireenville, in the morn.
|4rnops'' s Church, Broad Greek, in
|eveninn Jn and St. Philips. laurel,
bectaa = On hezt Wednesday he
IN 10 visit st. Luke's church,
The daily gazette., 1879-05-03
ArTe.Ssd 5cr Esrssry.

iR1cHMpND, Va, May ga man CIV
ing the narneW 81. tMichaels, and rep
resenting himself as 9 fruit and oomnas-
sion merchant Of philadelphia, was ar
rested here to-day charged with forging
a draft for 81 900 ON the Girard n stionsl
Bank OF Pfiladelphia, and . check for
81 600 on the aStste Bank Of Virginia,
which he had given TO parties here In II
fecting bogus purchases Of two .fssms.
In one of the transactions he was known
as Jas. G, Virtue, and represented him
self as a retired United States Naval ol-
ficer. The prisoner was committed to
Jail to await the action of the 4grand
,,ry. 4 u
The daily gazette., 1879-05-03
what the Ikentaelty Denes r.t. ~

what the Kentucl<y Dennpe rats ~
( LoUIsyILLE. May 2.-The Democratic
State Convention yesterday nominated
DIR. Luke p. Blackburn for Governor,
James E. Cantrell for Lieuteuant-Go Gov
ernor, P. w. Harding for Attorney 0s0-
eral aud Fayette Hewitt for Auditor.
The platf ,rm t4vors States rights, ,revlves
the cry Of fraud In regard to the last
Presidential election, condemns the veto
of the Army bill and declares that the
political riders should be adhered co..
The daily gazette., 1879-05-03

| 2 cents per mile. .I,or -.
when they accept their fees at
cet 25. cts from the Coroner,in
presenting their claims to the
Surt for the full amount. Under
\ fee bill, the cost Of ordinary
in, this county will average
B each. Important cases, where
humber of witnesses are examin-
khe jury adjourns several times
Srriying at a verdict, viii, OF
kost considerably more.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-03
strawberry Festival.

The Wilmington Temperance Reform
Association, will give asstrawberry lfesti-
val at their hall Nos. 900 and 222 Ma rket
street, during the evening Of May Sth,
9th, and 10th Straw berries and cream
will be iu abundance, lL5A4 1-''.4 q.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-03
TIe IIselen.IleNAen llalsh,l

fI - phS AhS9YeSs-3~O>v'~-~f Mn Tr-Ii
final deposit In the Hawdop: :HaAlAn
match has been paAd. Il haS aIso 6een
agreed that fha men shall be tn their
boats to start at t.16 p. y. on Aoudsy
next. Both HanlAn and HAwdon hsd
GOOD practico this morning ed aftes-
noon!d HawdoA on MS ssiurn joursey
in the morning keepipg mp . streke .of
thirty-seven 10 the Winnte. HepleH 90
not exceed thirty-twO Whilst ~ nRht In
the afternoon HaWdon. practioed, start
ing agaln,t Higgins, They msds aooes
each, Higgins slways msnseing ts Get
yard or two ahead. Mr. ArmstSonG,
president s,f the Tyne Amateur hOwing
Club, has been appointed Fsferee, And
Mr.. lSwaidIe, Of lScOtsvood, distance
Judge. Three steamers have bee eng4g-
ed to follow the race. The police hsvs
issued regulations for the mainsainanss
of order. AsAH 'f3h 4.i' ~ .pni ~ l"i
The daily gazette., 1879-05-03
ISAed TO WhIsni, i,agtol,. .

a snan., sss1',. who for the past lew years
)ed 10 otSng tS,i In Philadelphia, has
Boon cnr, .u.s city, and has purchased
NJ SSsner of Ninth and Walnut
nd hasm maaz is wellknown in this
Aad!ora' 'ae reputation of being o