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The daily gazette., 1879-04-28

,
At o'clock, p, m, the following describ-
ell, Real Estate, viz: All those two GER
tain lots, pieces or parcels OF land situate
rs follows, TO wit:
No. I. All that certain farm or tract OF
land known as the Forrest farm. and
which IL situated IN Appoquinimink hun
dred and New Castle county as aforesaid,
anil by "a recent survey Is bounded and de-
scri bed as follows, to wit: Beginning at a
stake at the edge OF the waters OF u mill
pond at Noxentown mill pond corner for
land OF late John Lyman, now OF John +.
Status; from thence with line OF said stats
south 53k degrees east G3 $40 perches TO a
stone corner AS last aforesaid south ~ de-
grees west - 2-l0 perches To stone corner
as last aforesaid, south 4s degrees east 2ys
perches TO stone corner for said Stats
lands, OF the heirs OF John ID. Bird and
lands Of James DOughten; from thence
with DOughten south Al degrees west IA 6-i0
perches 10 a stone corner for said Dough-
ten; from thence with line OF said Dough-
ten and others south 80 \ degrees east " $40
perches 10 O stone in the Pine Tres and
Town>end station road; from thence with
said road toward Townsend station south
65x degrees west 95 g. 10 perches TO stak 9
by the q de OF said road corner for lands
late OF samuel Mason, now of Van Wag-
ner; from thence with lines OF land OF said
Van Wagner north degrees west % per-
ches TO 4 small white oak corner as last
aforesaid north \ degrees east 2-l0 per-
ches 10 q stake corner Aforesaid north %
degrees west 81 $40 perches 10 a stake cor
ner AZ last aforesaid north H l-2 degrees
west 81 10 perchas TO q stake In line of
land late OF John CHM aud herewith
north 80 degrees east 2-10 perches TO u
| stake corner for said CHM; from thence
with said CHM and "A line OF land OF Will
liam Beck north 7x degrees east 2s $40
| perches 10 q gate post corner Tor said Beck X
herewith northl ~ !. degrees west $50 Z 10
perches 10 stake by the waters OF the
aforesaid mill pond; from thence with the
waters thereof and binding herewith the
courses and distances to the place OF be-
| ginning. containing within said bounds
| l73 acres 96 perches, more or less with q
three story frame dwelling and a fran.
barn and other out buildings thereon cree
| ted
| Seized and taken in execution as tn,
property OF Passmore II. Mitchell, ant
| Adaline, his wife, and James Wilson aut
Mary A. " iisOn, I. t., and TO be sold by
| JOHN PYLE, Sheriff.
sheriff IS once, New Castle. April i4th
1919. apl6eodts
The daily gazette., 1879-04-28

OTICE.-J. Ii. Primrose mas iassl
IN management OF the old ana lsl
sewing machine company-the -" nas
Wilson, This machiue has beth
i'm proved, and is an en.lrely new ia ha'.
and Is known as the Improved mhes
Wilson. II Ia the finest made Ioct
sewing machine now In use, ana n
yantages superior to any other.
We nope our friends will give ~
and net buy until they have e1ahiDA
new machine. .s
our Ierritery embraces DelaSsn
Chester counties. Pa, and DelaWan
the Eastern Shore of Maryland; ,.,
Our office, at present, wili r% lVv.s
72s Market street. After the ON ~ N-1
next we will be found at our oli ss..a ',,..t
Garrett building, No. 1ls Markets SILVA
~AGENTS WANTED. nn,uROsJ
fobE- -dtf j. n. NJ
The daily gazette., 1879-04-28

at O'CLOCK p M, Inc following described
Real Estate, viz:
All the undivided sixteenth part of all
that certain tract, piece or parcel of land
situate in Appoquini hundred, New
Castle county, Delaware, adjoining lands
OF ii. DAVIS, Benz Gibbs. K. 4. Lockwood,
and others, coma ning one hundred and
sixty-five acres of land more or less, with
IA two-story frame dwelling, granary,
frame stable, carriage house and shedding
thereon erected.
Seized and taken in execution as the
property OF David II. West, and to be sold
by JOHN PYLE, Sheriff.
Sherifr's Office. New Castle, April 10th
1879. aprl7 -eodts
The daily gazette., 1879-04-28

= HkRIFF'5 SALE.
- BY virtue OF . writ OF Levari Facias,
to me directed, will be exposed TO public
I~FAYETTE H HOTEL. mi shipley St.,
Kept by John J. Dougherty, In the city of
Wilmington, New Castle County, Della
ware, ou
SATURDAY.
The 3rd day of May, A. D., 1879,
at 2 O'Clock. ,. m, the following described
Real Estate, viz:
All that certain lot or piece of land situ-
ate in the city OF Wilmington Aforesaid 1,
and having brick house thereon erected
on the northeast corner OF Seventh and
X ing streets, and having front on King
street OF II feet and 2 inches and extending
back and along Seventh street that sam Q
width II feet inches To "A feet side alley
leading into seventh street. with the priv
ilege oi the use of said alley forever, and
containing within those bounds eight hun
dred and thirt. en- feet eleven and five
sixths inches TO land, be the same. more or
less.
SEIZED and taken In execution RS the
property of Sophia +. Clel8nd, widow anu
devisee of Thomas X. Cleiand deceased
surviving mortgagOr, ana Emma X. Gle
land Annie v ilson. Thomas X. Cleland
Charles s. Cleland, Sophia h. CIeland, Eli
len Shoemaker, John " Cleland and Eliza
Cleland children and devisees of Thomas
II. Cleland, deceased, and Jordan A. W H.
son, husband Of said Annie Wilson, and
Annie r. Cleland, wife OF James IA. Shoe
maker, husband OF said Ellen Shoemaker
and [. t., and TO be sold by
JOHN PYLE, Sheriff.
Sherif''s Once, New Castle. April 18th
1879. apr1s- eodLs
The daily gazette., 1879-04-28

NUTlCE.-Ther regular n Apooroi N
IN ing OF the Trustees id o. .Ie si rhe Al1I
Castle county, Will DC iie sOth, 81
house, Wednesday, Apr having
viii please present them on OF O'''
above date. ,,,o, ,rill med sp
Aimshouse, Saturday. May SIlIii ,sIIi DsN
o'clocH. a. m, when proposals Sl1t ynoassia n
ceived for furnishing the Ai",suGn in[raG, nsls
and tobacco. Secfela!,
ap2i "a rs, ,28&wlt
The daily gazette., 1879-04-28

CHERIFF'S SALE.
y By virtue Of a writ of Ais. Levari Fa-
cias. o me directed, will be exposed TO
public sale, At the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL, al Shipiey st. :,
Kept by John j. Dougherty, In the city OF
Wilmington, New Castle county, Della
ware, on
WEDNESDAY,
The 7th day of MAY, A. D., 1879,
At so.clock p. M, the following described
Heal Estate, viz:
All that certain lot OF land and two-story
frame dwelling thereon erected, situate In
the said city OF Wilmington. bounded and
described An follows. 10 wit Beginning at
corner OF land formerly OF samuel v OIL
laston, now OF - on the northerly
side OF Ninth street and At the distance OF
55 feet westerly from the westerly side OF
Shipley street thence by line of said
land north 80 degrees east and parallel to
Shipley street 62 feet To q stake; thence
| north 81 degrees west and parallel TO Ninth
| street II feet inches to q stake; thence by
| a new line dividing this from the residue
| OF said lot and passing through and along
dwellings south 81 degrees west g. ieeL u
the aforesaid side OF Ninth street and
thence thereby south 50 degrees east II fest
0 inches to the place of beginning, be the
| centents thereof what they may. Book X
Vol. Z. page 4i9, Ac.
Seized aad taken In execution as the
property of John +. Cleaaen, and Emma
f., MS wife, and I. It's, and To be sold by
JOHN PYLE, sheriff
Sheriff. once, New Castle, April nth
$40. apiS-eodts
The daily gazette., 1879-04-28
NOTICES.

DROPosALs TO REBUIl.n WA
l. PAIR ThE BANKS az az AND 20
CREEK MARSH COMPANY oEDAl
Notice Is hereby given thai !,
ance with Section OF an acl ma y ~ W ~sts
General Assembly OF Delaware ,vu y, oya
session, sealed proposals will no :, wy
by the undersigned com nitiee NJ % ,h't ,thSs't
Court or New Castle COUNTY to % w
and rebuild" the banks OF the Cei,, islt Ni
Marsh Company. In Blackblrd hrSAu NJ
New Castle county, Delaware Ta
posals must state explicitly Tho % sm
for completing the whole work IN a'aS
.tantial and proper manner; mnst h h
dressed 10 one or more OF the com,n,,,.
their respective post-ofiices, on "r w.
Friday, May ., 1919, at Y O'CLOCK. m
Ii. II. WELLS,
wv, smyrna, ID
WILLIAM POLE
y,,, Odessa, III
LANES T. TAYL0R
oro..o,v c,,o,, Townsend. Dt |
SaP11z.w y -o.aeo1 COmmisl
The daily gazette., 1879-04-28

NIOTICE-CiTY ASSESsAaLsda; VII
N The assessment OF the wy u IN
mington for the year 1873 Is ~" %'aSsl
pleted and on nile in the Clerk VI ',Il mi 4
once for public inspection, s1l az us,IIu
main there until the first day parl.snu W Mao
The Board OF Assessment. heIs e cS.mx
Appeals will sit In the Couh.,l aan,inu, U
on The first day of May, anu 1,voso-eqa 1v-a
thirty successive days, from "''
p. m. ooal will pHy
Persons desiring TO appea' Wa"
present the same In ~fB >. B. FRAzEE
Clerk Of City CounaI
ONCE hours from :" ap!llnty
The daily gazette., 1879-04-28
SHERIFF'S SALES.

@ HERIFF'S SALE.
y ny virtue OF writ Of Ais. Levarl Fa-
cias. To me directed. will be exposed TO
public sale, al the ~
HOTEL OF SAMUEL PEACOCK,
In Middletown, In st. Georges hundred
New Castle county. Delaware, on
FRIDAY,
The 2nd day Of MAY, A. D., 1879,
The daily gazette., 1879-04-28

Lots and Farms
" sold. bOuDght or exchanged
by j. Il. HEAID,
CLAYTON house Building.
apis, 10 1870 80
The daily gazette., 1879-04-28

L,OK SALh OK kkNT.--Lumber var
L Front and " est streets. Apply TO.
w. X. CAUSE,
feb22-tf FroRt and West Sts.
LNOR SALE.-.A ire proof sale. Inquire
Il at this office. mar2u-tf
The daily gazette., 1879-04-28

LNOR SALk.-House No. 6i5 " esL Sec
0nd street. containing rooms with
all modern cenveniences, In compete or
der, lot 80 80, price 81, 800. Terms easy.
Apply to EVANS PENNINGTON,
apt No. East Sth street.
The daily gazette., 1879-04-28

EUh SALE.
II A Store Property, with 10 acres OF
land, good brick dwelling house and other
out buildings. Price S3 800. A bargain.
Apply TO EVANS PENN INGTON,
ocll9 Eighth and Narkot Sis
The daily gazette., 1879-04-28

L'OR Ken I.-Stcouu s.oiS IvoilI ~
II Telegraph Building. IN good order,
suitable for Office or assembly room; Will
be rented with special inducements,
Applyto EDWARD MCINALL,
fehJy-tf Second "A l.d Market Sta
New-York tribune., 1879-01-17
Roh.oa Of Ontario ster.n,. Of Greene and B,et-

Robson Ontario Sterrns of Greene, and Beck
man, 0f SchOharie.
Warner Of Montgomery; Tozier Of wvoming sang, Of
oneida; Robson. Of Outa1o; AcIntyre Of New-YOrk.
Pel,il0n oT i.ens-Messrs Murson Of Wayne; john
son, gf + e; Reynolds. ot WASHINGTON; -iuonson "
YORK. and CioncV. oi Kings.
I,ro-ih4rd aud Lrecdth BEs-Ne.srs. stegman. OF
klugs Grgg-. ~ Abtu. steele, or O-y"gO; -iuou-
sou. OF Nrw-Yors MareaT. or BroOme Dugco Of New
York. ana F,shGH. Oi New-NOrk.
EHgrUSsc Bit.S-Mr--rS GuuGru. o. Orleans; SG'l1fd
OF y laNr: VI .rrai ~ Broome IT, rersou of CIautau
qua; Acaclm.u, Of Nrwlork WILLIAMS 10. and p, Oi
Oswego md AorrisOa. OF -uilIv
- "rtefdff,S -Me-sIS. sutherland. oi -i-N,cH' Ne
Naugut. ot Delaware Jonu-or. ot Ere; Evans. 81
seneca; Curtis % Chenaugo Patterson. of New-York.
and UdGi gui. 81 Srw-NurA.
ETlcnditarcs Of the HoVse-Nessr- Beckwitn of Mon
Mpcers. Clinton; Terry. of " shin gtou Greer.
0t AlDaAl Evans, oi seneca; clancy. Oi h.IEs, ana
Erpeses Qt te EIr-ut,rs DeDarncnf-Nle srs stewart
oi -aI't -; z.cr, Oi wyoming hun~ou, oi "dhnci
Case of ont ir.u; Gcuisea, of Ere; MuGGGH OF New
R.le,-,le sr,. Hl &. OF Rockl.nd: sloan. OF O,vc-
20; hNe. oi Ne%-lork; br.u...u, of Albany, aud
Js,tt l. -Nes.r. Ttu,. fTampkus: Knowles. Of
ADen' Na.r"i. Of broo'nc; M-ispaush' OF Ulster
sub, gB.gi,2,c 9r the Wbo'e-Nes-rs. Br.man. of A.
b1Ef A'serL1u. o. N-V-Nork, HqirW ~ Nev-foIS; (;
U'trVea ID aTt O.. }. cu1ulK; -IuliL. "i Orange;
Nec~ns of Greene; BrcIuau. oi FHngnn; PecS, ot et
ami. ot >trur,u: II W Dacis of Monroe: Jouu-ou Of
Ere and Van Nilkrnhurg, ot NIa-aI..
The speaker also announced the follow ng committees
Apporfoam@"is-Nc>s =. Hepburn. OK II Lawrence; {;
-r'l.tI, ,t NrN-lotkf r.aa. OF Putnam; Notr'I. of
~,ndy .-llari.V Vf Delaware; Pool. or taiJru-us
Irov"rt uf King. Weston, "r E,-cx; B-ct~i'r. OF
" i.ur'rt -immo.-0t Re .-c"rr; Chase. ol o.>c-u 4;
Ft-rsOH. pi NrV-A ark DO"Cinss. ot huGs Ddr' OF
vfecri Coarr,-. on ih-o,,tec' ofhe E0p,oycy NJ me
Ho's"-ihe - aSrr; Clark. Cd. I,J,-; Gr0 .. Nr~-
l.t4; Hustled, ~ ce,uI. NiereRs. 81 Greene
Mcqueen, oi -'lcuecAI} Skinner, OF 81, ,hcrso; N"krr
oi scnu>4eri sunderland oi s'"uusn, -Ad Ghd.'l' oi
New-York tribune., 1879-01-17
Is SEARCH oI RhD CLCUD.

THE RUNAWAY CHTYENNfs MAKING TEX B'Sr
TIlW POSSIBLE To lHE CAMP or rHF sioux
PURSUIT SUSPENDED AND THIN EEsCM D.
FoRr ROBINSON, Neb., Jan. lG.--When he
fro "a came up with t." uaad %; tEcyenne. alter tEelr
escape from tie canla. ey Iound that thr L.
iaLs had taaen Possession Of natural mornds
= p:otecl0n on he north Fork - Indian
CrecE. Tncn the troop. abaud ned the pa. nit
etu.uInc 20 Fort Ro insoa yesterday. General crook
positive orders, however thar he pursuit ~ the
rf-lncs should b. continued. Company +.
captain Lawson comma Glns, left for The irout
once. To-day d 4 %. N, Company II. Cap
tim vessels COMMANDING Went f1rwa q. and under is
command of the Iasf-Gnrd officer the pursuit VIII De
resumed. The troops ir" supplied WIN DAYS ra'ns.
II I- uoi believed anon. army Officers mere that an
ont DrraA wall place among the SIOUX at he Flue
id -"ucy. Eat Do better iuInsr Ucnf prey iIis
~ restraining the sioux from Wduging IN a var
dance thau Va. exhibited IN the cap are Of re
IN rr con 1e uo safe prediction 70 hr re-
~It. The sioux saN tncY can iced the thcycuhrS
II |no Coy. rvurUf tIuurf. The -avIg's have
ste Ing "GouxA lrr-- tu Iuorn Themselves DO D.
improbable ttat they Will make their csc f'". lud
persuade he vn'ug WARRIOR ~ rne powerful CuX Nj
ou> 10 tlg mp 'hc hatr1et nd ayengc tlclr 40 2.
Ta. m.l CARTIER jas arrived tIoul tine + n I'd 20
Agency. which r. Res 6oV'- Ic" loco un states tnAt
fht of t.r q ,rnne on break and IT. results
Dccoje bIOwl to Red Clouds ueuf r. ler" is ma
wDupa- 4LG UalLg ong them, au1 t-cy ,ty Their
Va q La
New-York tribune., 1879-01-17

- m m,. ,s,,ire ., climb But as there are fourteen
S.de, Of nobility in the civil service ana "a certain
,ts "a We held by those only who have gwen rank
- 80 thar hv beginning al the lowest step ~ The
,.ddrr one mas comparatively little chance OF HSine
nir dur ng the ordinary span Of uircescose years ana
- Iyc.uuans are therefore made N favor 81 those
have COMPLETED tnc.r studies at any OF the Jni'eI
ne. or higher schools Of learning, such as th'
Tn,,er..,. Lvcemu. the law school. and the M''le"
Chirt--,s! Arademv. They are allowed TO SKIP 'A'
lovc stops OF The Official ladder and on entering '"'
civil or .r tue case OF surgeons the military -r'V' O.
,ce promoted 20 IL. TENN class tic ninth class
ot doctor, %. medicine get a- hSh even as the clsAh
oss ~ mobility which is cqua! 20 the rank Of major
university education u Russia ls pursued Therefore.
no. onv for It's own sake aud Tor the social SiaAda-
tat t gives mar but because % D. 'he SOC pain ."
distinction ia the civil service IL We" of These piiNI
lssc- whIch thcy enjoy and the careers W"'h are
marked cut the civil service, one IL scarcely
prepared 10 find SO much discomfort ana lh
s5ltordinatoa among the students Ihe r-'i
source II the disturbances IN ihe un'\'r'iu''
which have occurred from time 90 time ddii"-
the past twenty wears is N.hilsn lloNAsh- me hu-
..u hstor. an. charges fuat I'volUuouarV dCUat'i'
make Use 0f the students as nhd h-I'uIeH ~ 4"'N
excite immature minds: Do tApii. i..,-' ~. - '.. "
Lre1 br ,ir,r g-ita iona Disorders are followed boz
iueicai invest cations ana arrests me oup ri or rev"
luiion terrincs society. thc puhlc attention Is
frsn really Important questions. aud tuc object ~ ,Ie
internal na external en-, mics o. EI-sia Is attained
The American House of Representatives. j.
renewed once Iu two years French CuJmhrr once
ir FOUR yerS the German R,ich>;o the F G->.an De"
aud .hn Hungarian Diet once "a three year.; tac lit-
au Chamber once in iyc years while %. Great B.itan
lie nominal period OF the elective Rouse o. seven Ne'i
The >oertJoy ttcogs change. l. believes tAa u g'r
eleectou were necessary every lyc year-a' arrau-r
uent winch would usually ~ecUTc d four year, Parma
ment-the Government would Je mulch stronger WI.it
last d. and would less teInpsd ,aau n now s ' "nrl
Oh grand and amhi-uou, speculative .,...., without
sounding tlc nation. 10 know whether -Uca policies
would Dc approved dl~appr0, -o j. DE- For example
40 administration since Jnc P,"geo l~I5 las oii--
mated SD sud 80 remarkable policy. either abroad
or Al home rs lord BeacOustets abroad u tlt iH.-
Icnious cuaIan'.e gwen 20 ASIA Minor a, well ht iE
the Russo fglan pocv of the Government al home.
fhe vcl-ruarknd tendency 20 kfcp iarnamru' 'u tIr
dark a. r4 The purposes Of thc Cabinet u4 II "- .o. l
+. lIter fh-r rhou4n IL wUu.u cave been ~t r.r-ir
t. ccrlr. rIcfu. Lord Beacon field SIN command
rle couftcIrs 0f the iG-li>h t,n. hr mo- gam '.
maxi. = ~ known: duG Ae docs u"t. b" w.-l' gain
WARNING uI tIc value 60 .lnf tlr do I-" case.
tlIt thc nation ou-ii t' nave 'tt n'- t-.t
tfirrcJ Io 70 uf giving that Va4u'--
New-York tribune., 1879-01-17
1gL1IInlD4I,h> ~ LOUISIANA,

Nry-OELFANs, Jan. 16.-At the ses-
.,., of tne Teller Committee to-day, Mr.
J. Brvlut ooiorsdl. senator from
r.., ,- testified that no Republican ticket was nom
p3ed ~ THAI region, because oi ihe -Aiei'~ oi lie
whites. who SAL tdey would coh'u'' '1'H '''''h d
- ,,r The ught before election a
~ whites iuc.uLlA- Icssrr. BhcAbri anu hhhds-
- nm, t tile n0u-c 90! TIE witness, t""A nm "u. ia
80 ,,,,,t--eIoth.s carried hIm quarter OF Mle
and thrroteucd MN. SAVING hr Iad sou out a. tHr %
ii,o mar. ,4- rIr witness denied thls aI -II'u ti,
80 . MI .t.eu ANY leaders Of the b.thl paI "
rbeS 81 am 20 after promising ~ come 20 thc p"..s
-, ve.r and vote tDc Regular Dfmo'I d'ic
~ ~ ~ .owulied with every promise. The party
80 a roue gitl them. and SAID tA-y were S-t.sHr,,
mat be had sold out 20 the Band party ihey "ouD '
nan fufgu
New-York tribune., 1879-01-17
MR. ROBLN0Y DEgEYDs III PoLICY.
HE rEsTIFlFs BFFoRE HOUSE COMMITTEE n
REGARD To THE MONITORS AND THE sALR "f
OLD MATERIAL.

!
OLD MATERIAL.
GENERAL PETss u,."'r0uI
WASHINGTON, Jan. 16.-fhc House Naval
Commute thl- morning the purpose Of bearing
statements from ex--ccrrtary Hnhrs'n.
" RnDeson hayiu- beer sworn, ,ated 'at a. i'r ~
be- could gather taee appeared Goo Doe tWo genera" p"'
testimony IN. FIRST was that he Appropriations
had be-, exceeded and te utler was the charge Ei'"
ing out Of the u,e ot the old material of tAe Navy
Mr. Rohe.ou explained tuat at the t..rc tha Yrglnus
excitement his attention drawn % The weakness %
tue Navy for defence ana ue was aulneH '' 'u
| that me coas was 10 the mercy oi any power
however weak. thaj had expended portion "l ''S
money In ;ue construction " u0uc.ad vessels Du''hE
the Yir.nlu, excitement there happeAed 10 DE I'D th'
Llrbor Of Nrw-Y1rk Spanish rnL-cac' "h'A "ou"
been very matter cxcer; i"r the i''AN''e
/ c.rrlIm,tance of her having been 80 an America"
/ dry-dock. which gave this Goy~r-M'hI GER
/ tam control ner. Il ghieh,d q ms CON
/ Gitlou o.. the Navy. Mr. Ko5r~on sad De mace
I'D m. mind tAat q was the Gu. ot tie secretary '"
strengthen The Navy TO the extent OF lis power WI"
irou- ads Al aIs time the ~.ns" urr' monitors We're
pu, i'm repair out oI appropriations aAd on ihe co''
ton OF these repairs there Wcr. fourteen or 'eu 'eH
fj service one Pacific the Others on the Au""'
! coast
Mr. Rone.on said that when De came before Congress
III rcaird 10 the Vr.ulus affair le haG suggested tN"
uropri.tv OF repairing Tie dou'c-iurreied m''"'''
/ VIZ The. N.au,ououah. Terror AulY.lr.te' puritan
. md Mon.duoes. IS bcMg more powerful anu
/ better ,e.--o.u- vessels than the ''A-i'-'u'
/ r.t monitors. Tie Appropriations C"mM''''' ''
red TOE plan. and transferred an ola appr'P'''
s,ran iron dock 20 that purpose. The WORK was To-"
/ large 10 be done under one contract ana i-e
/ tr.t contract, were limited % outing iie
.n.?. m ..ame. Tac work was d.unut.
I Among ihe orsf shiNbWidrr, OI 'hr '''HN''
W.. Robson -ald Jhat l- claimed thr-c r'hiac.' "ie
AHt al PEG. .o.' .' .HAs T '' ,r M ,v, ,,t.., r
HaFy D"pt. Met 't any WIZ ''i' - .., -b i-, an
New-York tribune., 1879-01-17
PUBLIC OPINIDA.

The Potter Committee seems 20 ne d'N"l-
r--, 70 .I-t Low. 10 cAsu-tir n. tl. t.-""t.-t-'
q. ..- own agents iIt-.to.t + lH'rI
The pretended Indignation OF RcTU Iicau-
over The .p.r d.sp1tc,~ .a- been about a~ r'P'..'
% tar.r ,f political hypocrisy ts lh AlurlU' i' i'
ls.. ce.. been c-lcu so IoJa ufoa.- i..-y-.i Ne"
iL'mI
The cipher dispatch investigation. U.'A A-r.
T1Id.1 .> . witness. now uu t-, or -ItInuc i'i
au carry dow. Il VIII pee AZ lmp.c-eit, tI-r'a, r 'd
Jh, dp. fuat lAr uiI naN COD 'e " ii'" i~nro NO 90
present a.c presidential cauoldHf '~ zoo 'r"-Ir l-'
edor U.. Pa sport for tAo IA udL ihcl-. L'-.'' L.
Iie~s .iciJ
II D., our unparalleled course of toieiEr
trade continued lu,B-t AuIyc-.- Tie tctuai u. u-
e. O. eat Britain ard the Nlut of money AZ .uU~ii j
rui,rn.I>,- rnHt nuvf 'u genera. made 'r-i'ii' u
fl--r1Ie. ana tnrg MAD" D rl lt.lN possible - y
months e.u Al Inat tie secretary uf tHr -'fi--
ury mad o do vas ;o -Alfu'y turn etcuma ',' .eer
to acco.u;.-. Boston Post ID .iuf
New-York tribune., 1879-01-17
i sLylIolI4L CICcUs IT Hartford.
NEARLY THIRTY BALLOTS BY TIE REPUBLICANS
WITHOUT RESULT HAWLEI AND JL"kLl
rrAIr\G.

NEARLY THIRTY BALLOTS BY TIE RFF' BLi'AN'
WITHOUT A RESULT HAWLEY AND JLWkLL
LEADING.
IBY TELEGRAPH To THE rRIBrNEl
F,rTroRp. Conn. Jan. 16.-The exciting
-,raorl.. canvass which has been iu pr)Ere-, IN tis
state eyer since fhc result 0f tn' November e'rrD'n
disclosed the flc, Of Republican majority IN the Leg
is.ature was brought into caucus fnls evening
I'm. number Of candidates. IN the fed tlte zeal
.rb when their claims urged, the Nationai r'I
yt,-ou of the leading candidates, HiwlcT ami jewell
,na tbc local and personal issues involved nnle- 20
,, unusual interest To the struggle ard inc result
.a- been eagerly looked for. I'D ro
Ex-Gogernor JEWELS friends were earliest in
.b. nrd with thelr coudidire, and from the
cIo-e OF the oauoting ms evening have
,aon inaef4u2ahie IN hi. behalf. C'@n"ri
u,w,ev- canvass began later. hls election
n Congress having made II doubtful whether
ne would under the CIRCUMSTANCES petmH
himself 10 be candidate, as MS election
% tie senate MINT result IN the et'~ou oI
a Democrat to Congress in hI. place. Bur
.,,ca no decided to be candidAt. LIS friends
Also have made rrIug ana energ't- canvas ana ei'
nd, .i,,f. au,urued 10 secure MN ,na nomination.
UtS.., lnl J.weil were az once recognized a~ The
b tia cam dat, ana 10 was general "er'el '-"i me
contest would Dee yirtUtliv between these Two
,..,r-r,.,,.n County offered rro candidate, Henry
Il
OF arrleu ,he lu.uds ot Piau having CON-
siderable couHdence tDst they could piar"
..m u.a. tie -op Of tie Lst m tne '.'-
l.,l.- and Hl.iIsou's friends, hoping 20 -tt-'
OF with a respectable vote, when c"Ad b"
held firm until the friends " the le1d-
ur candidates suOu.d be tired oGt a"d
t.auy 10 compromise william 7. Minor
az -f.r.f5rd was also promising candidate early
IN rho ,,rya.s II being reported thar he
had Fairfield County solid. and scattering support
fr,m other parts ~ the state Besides these
there we're Aat. dozen Vino
70. The nrst tvo or three weeks Of tue can
yf.. hung on the fringe OF the hgh'
win more or less Of appearance OF
p,in- candidates; bat they gradually dropped OF until
f,r tho past fortnight the few persons named
lad the h.lI pretty much to thems, ives. The
.ulv change Cut!ng the past day or two was 'he an
D,tln,,mcnt OF p. T. Barnum a. candidate.
,ae only effect and perhaps the ouy
purpose Of which was break mp Mnor- vote, aal pu
, n.m out ~ ihe hst II possible.
-iuce the opening OF the session The can
va-slug has been hot. and member OF The
Lae.,ature has escaped the attentions OF
rae lobby The sorey pressed Legislators made
solves impartialy 70 AID the candidates
and tie consequence that the viidrst sort Of est
mates had circulation Gp TO the beginning OF the bal
lotius.
The figures Of the Havley manager.
Jp5nsu T5le ,be ou' result Of The drsT baot W.,
! dr.lsred the nrst after the opening oi
| the caucus this evening was the passage oI a
! resolution shutting On discussion OF the merits oi