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Episcopal rca,.lerco, ho wont choorfuly Into tho
HO,1th tu Mnko 1t hH home, at n ttr1o whom sllUh
!'vca ~ bis wnrp cheap nmtd tho then turhi-
s a. IL % tSe S h9 y stao
nnsl nntoriosy n tho snuthou, nreAs, be ~
lnirtnel among thotn. censtnB MT his lnhcr*,
crimes TINT wcro pcrprtrstcti about him, and
among tho ConforoMcGs nf tho 8o,ifh, white and
ee yes ssFns II. ' IL IL III t hs n a a s: ss
tsl saot ibat heani When, if w. course q
appo,ntnont Of his colleagues, to vintt Afroa,
though ho had prscnttmont TINT it wnttld
xa s b. the Me xrn Thsat pdm ny saynS 1
aew HSn ~ ~ ,s y on NSsS s as VII - oS o;
Ieo!e. my Ds xSli for %e = lsturn ,rn il e y
eS c h m ,%S;o Sotp III pFscp9a' ss poso ss R *
his l!fe;, ind when at homo, continuing Ills
work with strong viii md heroic purpose. bcnr-
dny; 70 Fyo Tho hest q hIs lifo md tho yrnat
bulk Of his ear1,tng f1r tho advancement of tho
ye9S svso wo aat g. hra G III, S!% S r. hT9s, n
thoso ttu!os. would mt hnyO better Illustrated
the srlrt of sacrifice linn did this single
ateste Sy Tic @ m%niy bloWs ts IL Rt struekk k" ana
tho hAyod ,they Wrought. He wna nn ng-
tator. No alert chieftaln was swister 70 tho
ur State. Ennc were moro nltoit III the use 1T
weapons. He used frequently to nnko clippings
ar ~ss and s"as RsS tao Sss Il rs e fsess e
Won, would say: "FeatheTs; f@Gt.thors: @ i must hive
tho Church oe Christ In defending md speaking
~ tno uospS! tno temperance rft.r., M tno r'shts
aa r rs HIM. mud estspoke n Us wi With tho s!rclo
sasIss 4 'Sy: spsT,!s ;Ii ths stS's ot s!.iss IL
Ing tho tnIThity Of po!ticnl part!aanship TINT
Mo'ild sttnp TO crifns e aecntnpl!sh ita ends:
y sas %oms q o o fns nie e
ss s s @ Ss tee
him. as Inc. English verslon. Thcre was no
fhndn,ncntMl dnet ring Of tho Church that ho did
fss,ana ss XnG'y ns sintn i,h a s 4r @ Gs IT, p,S
bel, when askod by. Bonlo inquiring friends how
It fnred with him. ho answered: II havo not II
whom havo belInvol. boloyo Tho uospnl. uil
Easlsnd siaoE '' tho aosphero Of s gnrans, ID ns
nnGeiihr of tho legion novcr took root i, hIs
poured i inte oar tho rnks III " ndct @ s,c tes nra
slles OF argtlNlcnt, rIdEc1'e, and exposure
NJ tn arrcst attention and nwaken nlnr1n and
nary uppuncnt and tho .lnys wero lnaM9aruted
tnns PSe PPSS H VIZ Y t2r IT, ySSoa tat ."
CpN hSs % bSol inaKng from % TrCinont @ r Tetnplo 1y
and ntely from lilo gilt South. III nsraifs 'of
Church government Gilbert Haven wns u con-
IL tho Church as It ig, as 1t h,ss come from tho
Gass.,neatlqg pressdig
80 much to 10 done. Few llvcs were buster tlan
hls. Genial spirit that he was he could Etvo
for them 10 rest would 10 to hia room to rcni or
write, ~ tho night worG on, aud, snntchinE u
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wonderful chpptoe OF, immortality. Ihanks bo
or ot ma css ws TIys. vs. nH 9n n
what genuine wos,ls ihesu wcrt,. Aid verify in
this cr1,oinl hour ,hnrn il no siEu Of wnikntss,
rr Il o soss' ss S1 ~ Eu1s H9 Tss
fnrm Gf Victory Ia tiuulnr, hle TRIUMPH. Like n
ss'sr ,s y hs h"a aa sHs"f ,n s
cring, in uvrry cvpr,t tint wc,1 try tho highest
q1nlity or co.irn9o,. Like . 1,nnori ~ The 0lym-
flo Ind gtvon proUt Of his entut1lncu,
fatcrinx never, pressing IN tnwWr1 tho .naart
s o sow nss to wh II hs srs.s N Ill
with NO fonr icse il af,onli lo fonii tnat So Ind
a been ayor on 81 te aittm ,He az s"lsnts app
ncss, Infection. iii; ai,ti msw lint Tic torci Of
ss h nse apns hfnes no x's re S i fr ts II
cro,sinK m tho jordan towar tho % riac" @ of s aii s
Ga fnr biz Journey | honco. rako In in thcso IS spe-
Sl!irattons. 4 yMi ploNse III application to his
Mn n saGGSe tSo a'er year. Of the Church Of Christ
n,ny hnvc tnnc Kali, OF soiiincsa, bit il WIS tnt
" , r i%ul's ,!ns' nar Il NY othor tins, wiea
sacial sta,iiiug. u worfiy nvantass. % hu @ suf.
fcrei by su.l,lrriua tho relations q which he wls
dGa% sasreo 1 s %e IL eae ss
sH! 4 sstiHsts: %5as ,!s! s9pes,:ss = b!Eat
kcathon!s,n is 4 matter of history. liz wis n
perpetual sacrifice, a!,d how well no cont tent,ci,
world. goapelins view uf Christiaulty; how l,o
confo.,nded the mob 1t Jerusalorn, and
wenpuns % AZ tact he Won bis hs's Why IN sScc,onla,
AMl On the ArooraRns, in Athoi,s, Il, presence oi
nS n( the m nfsk anH s,,1
Isone:u u prisoner III bond. before csgsar, ~ be-
%1 AEp s shned mot e Gers tie h,s
recUr1 viii jtnpccft liz mural co,ir1vr: nor nrg
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Interesting Services In Memory Of the
Late Bishop Haven, Of the N. G.
Church.
True Happiness Consists in Rejoicing
In the Lord-Sermon by the
: Rev. Dr.. Holland.
Formal Resignation Of tho Rev. j. Ab.
: bott French, Of lilo Fourth
. Presbyterian.
A Mormon Elder Explains tho Faith Of
- the Genuine Latter-Day
Saints.
PROFESSIONALISM.

SAINTS.
. ----
~ PROTESTANTISM.
: Prof. swing prcaehca 10 large eon9Feaat,on .,
yesterday morning In tho Central Church. lio
took Tor MS shomo ,s r, Full
ofo folo%mg ,I m Is o .no sermon ta,a na ~ nna ,n
Join. ~ sSa' a. '"N'' wv '"' t''' s''' WV '1'''''
NJ n,,n r,s, Ia ,,o;,o .,,oro o,,ttr,,,1I, or
NO ONO cnnfge 10 maue moro c"n.'nna''y "
.more csnlsinsy against the rrotes.anss sha's
thn1 cnconrnrn nil manner Of opiu!on and MI
sso ..nrIS. .,s,, ta,ar,1 n ~ - tho I'M" linn
H., IL Tt tbat nomao's s Is nchanSna e ne u, IN cas @
r,',' " e :.,r ,io mini @ md soul. When IN the scy
e'',srn,a century l,ossaot, The most eloaaen,
pcrhnps OF ali Hofnanlss on record, p'in'lshet!
his work on ATTIC History Of tho vnrtnuons Of
somc. an,, fcarcI hv others that ho Ind .,cnlt nj
sos oss .,e o tho % cw rcqan n for
tho new faith wis still young md tho l.o,aan
name and rrtst,,css weJo covered with The usso-
ciations Of antjq"ity, rrance under Louis XIV.
was Immensely Rich, md dcnionstrntiyc, and be-
quilting. The greatest group Of Pnpal orutnrs
TIM. has yet appe"rea appeared then ana ,horo he
Motsnnt inte.e, ono VI tho nlos. i''us,'.uus .1s
wa Prince Da of osanso whose osc Of r pee
principles founded tho Netherlands, yielded 10
he centrai e'oquenco Of Fnucc md senonnced
bic old worship Of such nss'mca pence md
usy uousr h epn aDoc W am ,S n,p :"
sacneas, wao eouaco ,I n"psy % u% % n,mars,
@ n fstory an who HS "so
, tnsoosy with te ~, Of h, snary =; nG"y wn
:. )! those ranks IL march Under tho Ting Of
, lhc Pope. Appearing ut such time, the book
The daily gazette., 1880-05-26
OBITUARY.

jeremiah W. Smith, assistant Su-
perintendent of the p. W. & b. X.
R., died at his residence ln Philadel-
phia this morning about 10 O'Clock
after a short illness. Mr.. Smith
was first attacked with the typhoid
fever which finally turned to jaun-
dice, which caused his death.
The deceased had occupied his pos
ition as assistant Superintendent
for a number of years with great
credit not only to himself but TO the
company. He was universally re-
spected not only by large circle of
railroad officials and friends, but by
every employe of the p. W. 4 B. X.
R., and all its branches, all of whom
deeply mourn his unlocked for de-
mise. Flags of the company are
displayed at half mast in respect to
his memory. and it is probable that
the locomotives will be draped in
mourning as mark of respect to the
deceased.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-26
somebody's Child.

Somebody's child Is dyiug-dyiDg with
ths flush OF hope on his young face and
AN indescrl bable yearDing to live and
take an houored place in the world be
side the companions of bis youth. And
somebody mot her is thinking of the
time when that dear face Will be hidden
where no ray of hope eau brighten it
when her heart and home Will be left
observation-disclosures there was Lo cure or
consumption. Reader, If the Child b-
your neIghbor's, take this comforting
word to The mol hers heart before II Is
too late. Tell her that consumption Is
curable, that men are living to-day aged
robust men, whom the physicians pro-
nounced incurable at the age OF twenty
hve, because one lung had been almost
destroyed by the disease. DR.. Pieree's
Golden Medical Discovery is most Eff
Client Alternative Tor separating the
scroiulous matter from the blood and
lungs, and lmnarting strength 10 the
system. 1t has cured hundreds of con.
sumptives. my24 Ct.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-26
LOCAL TIME TABLE.
TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON

IhhlNS LEAVE WILMINGTON
For PHILADEEPHIA.-l.4I 2.22, $50, 700,
,lv wv. ~. lO.y2, lO.So, a. M; l2.4l, 1889,
l.Uo 2.3O, 4.vU, 6.46. 7.OO, 8.Is, $50, y. m. On
sundays, l.I, ,2.Ss, S.lO.a. M; o,OO. $50. 9.4s
y. m.
For NEW YoRK.-l.A 2.86.so 100, 1902,
I'm: ~ a2 30. LOO. s.is. p. IN. ON sun
40 ...A4lAv.A AND WAsHINoToN.-
lz.6l. Z.US. 2.I5. o.S5, a. IN. lz62, I.O4, 44y
,.aI, 70s, .. IN. On sundays, 1851, 2.OS, 2l5
u. III.
FoR BALTIMORE, bay Line connection).
" p, m. NO sunday trains.
FOR NEW CAslLE.-6.UO y.25, q. M; LOS,
LVU, o,S5. p. m. No sunday trains,
kok DkLAwARE X. k.--p.25 n. M; LOS,
800. p. M. Nc sunday traius.
FUk WHINING ruN q hoRTHERN r, r.
Nv. g. ~; soO. $50 p, IN. No sunday
orains.
FoR DELAWARE WESTERN R. Rib
to.SO IA. M; 6.SO p. m. No sunday trains
TRAINS ARRIVE IN wILMINGToN
FROM PHILADELPHIA.-l243, l 5s, 2Us,
L2v, 444. 5i7, 6.2o, 7.V0. 500. go. lilo p. M
On Sundays, 1913, l.5s, 2Us, 1910 u. nj. 4 IS
FROM NEW YoRK.-l.5S, 9.cs, $50, a. M;
isad. l,O2. 4.44. 7W p. m. ON Sundays,
From BALTIMoRE.-l.se. 2.l7, s.3s. s.57, a.
M; lz.2o, lZ.6i. 1887. 5.3S, 84j, p. m. ON
sundays, nSn ~; ~ a; m. s;4S p. N:
I2.25. 1861, I2.37, 6.3S, 9.4s D. m,
FROM NEW CAsrLE.-o.50, ESQ, l2OU a. IN :;
h25, 6,4O p. m. No sunday trains. 94@
FROM DELAWARE X. R.-S.5U, ~ M ::
$40 y. m. No sunday trains.
From WILMINGTON 4 NORTHERN X. X.
aOO, llS6 u. m; d.4S p. III. No sunday
trains.
FROM DELAWARE WESTERN r. R.-s.Uo.
a. m.; l5, p. m. No Sunday trains.
TRAINS FOR WILMINGTON LEAVE
PHILADELPHIA.
FROM BROAD STREET AND w AsHINoroN
AYENUE-7.3U,' I. lU, 1880, 1915, II. As a, m:
i.SO 500, $50. 400, 6l5. 800, 6.iO $40, 9.45
il:SO p. m. On sundays, $50 u. M. 500,
J.i6, l.3O p. m.
FROM THIRTY- SECOND AND MARKET
SrkEEIs.-7.SO, ll.35 "a. m IL. .26. 4.Uo, -.
M; l.OO a. m. On Sundays, LOO, a, m.
NorE.-The black figures represent the
i'm ted Express" ON which an extra
are IL charged
The daily gazette., 1880-05-26
The Verdict.
HOW 1T WAS RECEIVED IN NEW
CASTLE AND ELSEWHERE.

HOW 1T WAS RECEIVED IN NEW
CASTLE AND ELSEWHERE.
The verdict OF the jury in the libel
suit of VIM. T. Croasdale Us. VIM.
Bright, which was rendered in favor
OF the defendant at New Casile yes
terday, was received with consider
able surprise, though it was not at
all unexpected. The plaintiff, ,Croas-
dale, was not in Court at the time,
but his counsel appeared overwhelm-
ed with disgust, while representa-
tive of the Every Evening who was
present, appea cared overwhelmed
with amazement.
On the other hand the defendant
was delig hted, and both Mr.. Bright
and DIR. Tanturn were warmly con-
graduated on all hands. Que prom
inent business man told DR.. Tantum
to send for him if he desired, and he
would testify in his (Tantum's de-
fense.l
The jury was out about an hour,
but it is said on good authority that
each member was ready with his
verdict before leaving the box. But
they desired to have a few minutes
consultation, and they purposely
stayed up stairs in order to escape
the possibility Of being drawn on the
Neal jury. They were polled, at
the request of Mr.. Bird, for the
plaintiff when they returned their
verdict, and in this connection the
Republican says
Mr.. Bird, counsel for plaintiff, de-
manded that the jury be polled,
when each juror answered for the de-
fendant.
When the name of Robert A.
Cochran, Jr., was called, Mr.. Bird
objected to mere nod of the head,
when Mr.. Cochran spoke out ; "In
favor of defendant, Pm not afraid to
speak out"
The verdict rendered seemed to
give the liveliest satisfaction to
nearly all in the Court House.
Charles b. Lore, Esq, who was in
Dover at the Democratic State Con-
vention, heard of the verdict through
despatch from b his colleague, Col.
Whiteley. In Dover the news was
received with general satisfaction.
During the afternoon Mr.. Bright
called at the Erery EUening office,
and sarcastically inquired why they
did not put the news on the bulletin
board.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-26
Fell from u Sc0f'old.

On Monday afternoon, while Harry
Grimes, colored, was standing upon a
scattold, engaged in whitewashing
Walton & Bros ice house, over
Eleventh street bridge, the scaffold
gave way, and he was precipitated to
The ground, a distance OF about
twelve feet. He was picked up and
removed to his residence, No. 904
Wilson street, and physician sum-
moned, who found upon examination
that his lower lip and chin was bad
ly cut and required sewing. He was
also badly bruised, and Injured in
ternally. Although his injuries are
painful, they are not necessarily
dang
The daily gazette., 1880-05-26

Mr.. Edwin M. Lewis, +. u. Gowen
and S. A. Caldwell i having been appoint
ed Receivers of tie Philadelphia and
Reading Railroad Company and the
Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron
Company. give notice that they have
taken possession of all the property, and
rights credits of the said two Companies.
All officers, agents and employees of both
companies are continued until further
notice in their present positions in the
service of the Receivers. and the business
of both companies will be continued as
heretofore.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-26
A Painful Acciden,.

Mr.. " WiIliam Bar,iurd, t.pds,
Third street bridge, met with a
painful accid, ut on MONDAY !
which might have cost him bis
About 8 80 o'clo, k on The night in
ION, by som- meaus the oapn I
solds the bridge in pos tion b. canl
ioosed, and the midge conurDcl
turD, aud some person ardinp ne
watch house, in which Mr. Raj
waS seated at the time, called Mr.
ord'B atteDtlon to The fac
He Immediately left The housa
seizsd the frBme work If the brldp1
before he could stop Its bropress N
caught between the bridge aud ll
he southern end OF the abulmeu,
his position he was held for SOME
until Rescued by his daughter, wbt
crossing the bridge at tho time an,
The peril III which her father
placed. By superhuman effort,
released her father, and be
emoved TO his residence, and
Patterson called IN aud upon exaI
ZION found Mr., BarefOrd badly br
Ibout the chest and shoulders, hui
nateiy no bones were broken. H
iurles are very painful, anu will CT
him TO his bed for some time.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-26
FOURTH EDITION
ENTERED AT WILMINGTON POST
As SECOND Ssf& GLASS & MATTER,

ABUSE OF NO EFFECT. - The
speeches of Messrs. Bates and Bird,
as published in tho newspaper of which
one of the parties is said to be an
owner, are well calculated to drive
business from the Courts. II would
be dangerous for the character of a
saint to fall under the displeasure of
Mr.. Bates. Query, is it possible for a
man to be libelled by lawyer at the
bar? If it is certainly suits ought to
be numerous for some years to come.
If abusive languR age could effect the
purpose of the la wyers certainly there
was abundance OF it.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-26
"e'cdrk Letter,
correspondence of the oa,et,.

correspondence of the aa,s,,.
O., NEW, NnwARK, May sstb, n
20 o1wn on Saturday last, and ',ry n.
brewster, to be used for lG,d driui,
poses; 5: He made Mr.. Samuel .T'4S
an 3, offer of $4,000 for se' his s,L y
1t was not accepted. "'' iard|
Mr.. MIR. Henry Todd has disoo,.l
remedy for coughs, colds d,''ove1 10Y,
equals, if not surpasses I, ,Sa e'C
Or. Bulls medicine. To tLne. 'ne 1
trial. 'ecomms1
The NJ. E. Church will
noid a strawberry festival s,p pio'
first of June. aoOuq
Next Sunday being tbo o
dredth anniversary Of the 'Sc S'
School in America, an apnronr,' T.
dress will be delivered ira'n ipp,OpllaY
Of The M. E. Church, by tho 'ne
Rev j. A. France. 'e
Delaware College CommeOoI
begins on Sunday, June 9Th, VII
Baccalaureate sermon. wy
A disease known os a.
going the rounds among thsss 81
chickens, killing them by the n
The themometor stood osdon,1
the shade here yesterday.
Mr.. Robert Morrison bo. j
"May" in the 9 25 race thst
place at Belmont Park, p1il'
Friday. Hil'
MIR. Thornley, sold the first !
berries from his patch yes erday|
Our streets have been the soon'
few more brawls in the nast
days. P''1
The woolen mill of Joseph d
Son started on full time apai,
morning, having finished cleaSia ANN
the mill race.
Mr.. Hudson Steel, living a few
from Newark, has lost the SIC
one of his eyes. Some time AGO.
u small piece Of dirt or stone in
did not think much of it at tbs
but it has resulted in a ye,v 8,
manner. Fears are entertained f +,
o.her eye also.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-26
Wilmington Markets.
'HILA DELPHIA MARKETS,

WEDNESDAY, May 18Th, ,l5. I'M.
rLotR Is duIl, and low grades are weak.
safes OF l'U barrels, including Minnesota
extras at So u 25; Pennsyivanla family
lt 80 25ao 90; Western do. at S. rs sBl5
ana an patent and other high grades at 81 Is
40. rye Flour is steady at RI 5Oa4 7s.
GRAIN.-Wheat Is dull, unsettled and
lower sales of 1000 bushes, Including
red - 2sal 30, and amber at 4 81: No
st .ed la In elevator, at 81 % May, 81 2SA June.
- tc,eo rs a 10 9 July, and 81 9AAugust. Rye
Soih SSsoih is IN iair request and over. Sales OF
lo,U pushes, Including rejected at sic,
HIesIner AT ola52c, mixed at 5l1Sa5Sc. vel
.o~ al 94c., and VIII to at soc. At the call
board $4,000 bushels sail, mixed, August.
SOFA at lS4c., and 2O,0t0, May, at 81 &c Oats
are better. Sales of5oOO bushels, ,includl ing
ii,A rha q, ~ ioa9Sc;, and white at 45Lz-I8c.
ht receipts to- day were as follows: 2ll0
obls. flour, 1900 bushels Wheat, gDHH
bushels corn, l6, 400 bushels oaLs, 625 b6ls.
malt, l45 barrels whisky.
WHISKY.-l6U barrels of Western iron
bound sold at 81 lU19 per gallon.
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET.
MONDAY May II, M.
The cattle market has been dull durIn,
the past week, aud prices were fraction
over. 32OO head arrived nd sold al The
Inherent yards at Sa5szc. per lb., as to con :
SHEEP were dun and lower. 1000 head
sold at the different yards at 5Ia7L :.
per TO-, as TO condition. and lambs sold al
ja9c. per n.
Hoes were dull, but rrices were mn.
changed $500 head sold at ga 7I<e. ner n
lows were unchanged. 1870 heau sold a /
s2O as5O per head as to condition.
SHEEP BROKERS' ASSOCIATION,
Park DroUe Yard, West Phaa., 1fav lb
sHEEP.-Extra, 40 to 1870 Ms, IS 30 to S 40;
Soodt W TO 100 fbs;;, 5s to SIC; fair, 80 TO So
Ds., 9H 10 D; good lambs,oZ tc SO; common
fair. Arrivals. 5000 head. ''
The daily gazette., 1880-05-26
cI.v,on House ArrIVaIs'

B. FosLeI, haveIhiiI, Mass' RI,
] h. Clancy, trenton, -
Geo. " elz, th lnpsbuIg' RI
John N. Reynolds, Aen To-
Inomas W.Nowl~nd, PLiia'
A. SlcKIe-,
A. Sampler, New York
+. W. Snilletts, ,,,,,,tomsnort, Pa
W. Y. johnson, WI llaihsp0''
e. W. VauPe't, Phllt; IA
J.. r. storey Chester Co., pa, NJ
a. a a. q. Nowiand, Merchsntyil'e' ~
j. b. smiln Newark \, > n j.
Geo. W. Lee & WI. Tren'on' ~
J. +. North, Boston.
e. A. Miskey, Phlla. o.,es Del.
W. M. stuckert 81. GEORGES
ID. King d daus fhita' ~
b. g Norcott, New Haven O''
W. L. Jones, Bat, Nd;
John p. salisbury. Del vork
W. n. McDermolf, New i'rA'
The daily gazette., 1880-05-26

nor SALE.--A nlgnIy lmprove0 raroo
E OF l03 acres I'm White Clay Creek hun
dred. AL enclosed in Usage Hedge, 81.
vided into nye fields. Large apple o.
Joining the farm. Buildings-I,arSeM Man
sion Double Tenant House, Barn, Granarv
and all ou er buildings necessary on
arst class farm. miles from station on
r. w. 3. X; Il. Centrally located. 9
JNO. W. WHlTEMAN.
Real Estate ag't, W. Fourth stree
octzl-W0so-W Wilmington, Dal
The daily gazette., 1880-05-26
A CARGO OF LUMBER LIBEL

A libel was filed before L, S,
missioner Smith this morning by
Lippincott OF the schooner Lizzie
ence against a cargo Of yellow pine
ber consisting of 10000 feet, which
shipped on said schooner from Gel
town, S. e. The allegations set fortl
the libel, is to the effect that the sChC
was detained at the port Of lOa
eighteen days beyond "lay days
which the captain OF the vessel ell
S25 per day.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-26
RAILROADs.
IIh1 LADELPIHA, WILMINGTON
i AND BALTIMORE RAILROAn

MAY PATH 1880.
Trains viii leave Wilmington as follows
Tor
Philadelphia and intermediate Stations
100, 10. 1880 a. m. 2.S0, 400, 100, $50 D.
M, 9.48 p. m. =
Philadelphia tExpress) $780, 800, s44
l0.02 a. m.
Phila. and New York 2.23 0.S0.7 90, 1902
m, l2.25, 1899. 100, 5.4s p. M. ''''-
Baltimore and Intern. edlate Stations
S.45a q. m. 6.22 p. m.
Baltimore and Bay line, 7.O8 d. m.
baltimore and Washington. l251 ON
2.l6 N6. a: M; IL. 2. 04, i9, 7,Os. o. m -'V'
Trains for Delaware Division. leavs IN,
p. m. 'O' ''o'' o''o
Harrington and Intermediate Station,
s.Z6 q. m. l.O5, 6.35 ?. IN.
M; LOS p. M. '@'
SUNDAY TRAIas,
Philadelpbia and Intermediate S,at,,.,,.
G.l0 O. m. 500, $50, $50 .. m. ''"'''
philadelphia anu New \ urk Oh
baltimore and Washington, i25i' So,
q. m.
For further information passengers or.
referred to'the time IA ables posted al H.
espof. H. +. KENNEY,
Superintendent
The daily gazette., 1880-05-26
SUMNONING JURORS,

Marshal McMullen went down
State this morning, to summon ]
Jurors drawn for service at the y
term of the U. S. District Court
will go to Georgetown to-day
thence TO Lewes, Seaiord, ana Vl :,
points of Sussex county, alter VII VII
he will gradually work up TOW"
Wilmington.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-26
DELAwARE,s FAvoRITE.
From the New York Herald.

DOVER, May 20, 1880.
The Democratic State Convention
met here to-day and, after organizing
selected the following delegates to the
Cincinnati Cenvention:--Mr. George
Gray and Mr.. George Fl. Bates, ex-Gov-
ernor Cove salisbury, ex-Congress-
man James Williams, Congressman K.
l.. Martin and Mr.. Alfred P. Robinson
They will go to Cincinnati with the
hope and expectation Of nominating the
statesman Of the age Bayard. But II
Bayard is out of the race the Delaware
democrats want 1t understood that the
"Oid Man of the Sea" Of the democratic
party, Mr.. Tilden, is their very last
choice. At the mention Of Bayard's
name there was loud, long and enthus-
iastic cheering, showing very clearly
that If Baysrd Is nominated Delaware
will give him a majority that will pres
cede all others. Delaware hopes to elect
Bayard.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-26
Held IOr Court.

William AlsentZer. was arralg
before u. $. Commissioner IN
this morning on the charge Of
ing wines in quantities exceet
five gallons for which he had
paid a wholesale license. II
were six indictments against
and he was held in the sum Of
on each Indictment, making ; %
all, for his appearance at the
term of the L. $. Court. de
employed Levi c. Bird as his c'
sci
The daily gazette., 1880-05-26
Decnrntiun Day Service"

On Saturday afternoon next at =, a.
will be observed as Decoration
Bethel NJ. L. Church. An sdu e. =.
be delivered and also vocal anu ;.
mental music. All persons nav, a,s,
tives and friends buried in the W., Du,! 4,
ground are requested to be pfese" :
decorate their graves.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-26
An Old Ma n Restored TO Health

BAT AvIA, n Y, sept. 10. 1910.
ii. H. WAHNEE Il Co., RoCH ESTER, n
Y.-GEN1LEMEN-"F forty years l have
suffered Win do bel els, peing Obliged u
VOID uriue MS often as once IN thirty MN
uLes, auu have also Deeu "A q eat sufferer
from pa pltaLlon Of the heart. 1 am now
using your uidDetes cure, and eau truly
say at 81 Venty years vi age, that IL maker
me feel ike IA new man."
mmy myl3eod2W. PETER SHowERMAN.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-26
REAL ESTATE SALE.

Thomas NJ. Oglc, real estate ags3'
sold at private sale for the sha~ neI Il
house No. 105 w. Min h street, ~,
fred L. Ainscow, for the sum 9lfn' =.
cash. The price is considered d "
good one.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-26
LoV Nns u Lawns !

Among the many desirable bargains
offered by Russell q Spencer on Wednes-
day morning, wal be about S5Jo yards oil
Printed Lawns at &c. per ard. Also lUUO
yards OF shepherd Plaid Prints at the
same price. my25.2t.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-26
FINE WORKMANSHIP.

Samuel Schultz, The we,l-AaJIt we,,,nrIt
PALMER has recently finished is' IL Haj
four curtains Tor the Gerihan .;nr
Herdman Building. The ie.'eamd1 and |
II fine piece of workmanship
fleets credit upon the painter
The daily gazette., 1880-05-26
Boots and shoes

Daniel McCuBker, 2l6 W. I'd street, has
got III a large stock oi boots and shoes ioI
tne spring trade, aud Is determined tc
sell them cnedper than any house IN the
Guy. Give hin call and save money.
apr2B- eo l3m.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-26

A BULLY in the Court room is
about equivalent to bull in china
shop.