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LAFAYETTE HOTEL,

LAFAYETTE HOTEL,
No. s4l Shipley street, kept by Isaac c..
Pyle, In the city OF WILMINGTON, New Cas-
tie county, Del, on
FRIDAY, the 10th day of July, 1880,
at2 O'Clock, p. m.
The following described real estate, viz =.
All that certain .ut or piece OF land sItu
ate In the city of Wilmington, bounded
and described as follows, to wit. Begin
ming al the Intersection of the northerly
SIDE OF kiRhth street with the westerly
side OF Jackson street, thence northerly
along said side OF Jackson street, % feet
toa sake, thence westerly parallel with
Eighth street ll6 feet 10 another stake.
thence southeriy parallel 10 Jack son 81, Sd
feet 10 the said side of Eighth street and
thence thereby easterly IFS feet 10 the place
OI beginning, be the contents there Of what
they may. and subj ct nevertheless 10
the Testrictlon and Ieeu att on that the
said James l.. Black, his heirs and as
signs, shall n 1t erect or cause to be erect
ed on said land any building at a less dis
lance ihan 10 feet from the westerly side
or jackson street. but tha the whole
front OF said lot 90 feet wide aud is feet
deed sh II be kept forever open Ornamen-
al SPACE for trees, shrubbery. and the free
passage Of air and light.
Seized ana taken In execution aE The
property OF James l.. B ack, and {. l., 10
be sold by
JOHN PYLE, sheriff.
sheriff's Ofice, New Castle, June 20, 1860.
je2y m, w fits
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PUBLIC SALES.

HoMMAAS NJ. oGLE, AUCTIoNEER
AND NEAL ESTATE AGENT.
tho laying Rnaag had fiye years. experience In
purchase or sell Real Estate viii ara ~
~ 9oeir tneir advantage to give me a cali.
al adouses , rented, rents collected q nd rstnrn-
sIrnitnsn WIN also buy second hand
Sure ut ior sale. Store, SO7 Market street.
IWtithfngton, w atfaIgon, Del. Auction ssles prompt,
~ NJ a.s9nded av1 s TO. at reasonable rates.
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THE GILPIN HOUSE,

Kept by George Whitfield in the city OF
New Castle, New Castie hundred, in New
Castle Co Delaware, on
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OHERIFF'S SALE.
y BY Virtue OF u writ OF Levarl Facias
10 me directed. will he exposed to public
aala nj
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Suits ID
Misses & Child

oev We have full assorl
ol seasonable s. dresss1
very little ones to't to \
gest sizes. i. The pGri,a
according to Tho M',| \
materials, i. e. ou,I1
size d''''
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cHERIFF's SALE.

-
by virtue Of writ OF Levari Facias IN
saea uit.e,thted, az ,h, VIII be exposed TO public
49, LAFAYETTE HOTEL,
s1 Hai Snlpiey street. kept by Isaac e. Pyle
County co iae cI5s bs, OF Wilmington, New Castle
ON TUESDAY.
Inc 18TH Day Of JULY, 1880,
at2 o'clock, p. M,
me iollowing described real estate viz
sIorled brick dwelling house tbareou ,,i,ee- re-
aau uate @ IN me city OF Wilmin ngton. bonndad sss
anC uescrlbed as follows. To wit,
sihulnB al The southerly side of Ninth
s,Ieet, between Windsor and MadiSon
Sroue * et the distance of 20 feet. g inches
,t' ,,oi .ne westerly side of Windsor stra.t
tnence sou'herly parallel to Windsn.
sIreet through the centre Of n tnn N,
i1ur inches wide alley, between this @eeS @
ne adJolning house OF said springer ann ~,
w. 49, re, oY ieel 10 g corner, thence Wester-
~ parallel TO Ninth street II feet a incSas
TO a corner, thence northerIV n.pdiic inches w
the nrst mentioned line and Windsor
49, -, along a line of land Of M n
rerklns, on the west, 80 feet, 10 the aTore' o
sald std southeriy side of Ninth street and
the re enereoy easterly IL feet, inches To-
the place OF beginning, be the contento
thereof what they may oeh's
seized and taken In execution as ,Lo
property of Hettie Il. Murch. survtv,n's Sae
mortgagor Of Theodore j. Murch- decaasas
Mar.,, ~ muTcn ana benjamin j. Murch.
aore "; Murch, Charles M. Mmrch and
Maria M. Murch, heirs at law ofThannhnd ana
d. Murch, deceased, and TO be sold bv
a,,ou,9,- JOHN PYLE. SheTiR
Jun6-3tawts
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hb1 " CiDCk, p H.,
The following described real estate. viz
All that certain lot Of land and three
storied brick dwelling house thereon situ-
ated in the city OF Wilmington, aforesaid
bounded and described as follows to wit:
Beginning at the westerly side Of Shipley
street between Second and Third streets.
at the centre of the party wall between
thls and the dwelling formerly OF Griffith
Menshal now of Henry Garrett adjoining
The south, thence westerly through the
center OF said wall and parallel to Third
sIreet ~ ieet, thence northerly parallel to
shipley street about feet 0 inches thence
westerly parallel TO Third street and
passing over the middle of the well OF
water 70 as to divide the same into two
equal parts for the use OF both properties
~ 1eet, Themes southerly parallel to Ship
ley street about feet inches thence
westerly parallel to Third street SO feet to
tne easterly side OF a ave feet wide alley
leading into Third street, thence north.
erly by said alley side and parallel with
Shlpley street, " feet 8 inches, thence
easterly parallel to Third street by other
lands OF the said Henry Garrett 98 feet to
tne Aforesaid westerly side OF Shipley
street, and thence thereby southerly "a
ieet and inches to the PLACE of beginning
De tne contents thereof what they may,
seized and taken in execution as the
properly of DAVID ii. BARBER and
MARY E., his wife, John b. Stradley anu
caroline d., his wife. and Daniel Smith
ahd Adlatde c., his wife, and I. g., and to
De sold by JOHN YLE, Sheriff.
,osa Sheriff. once. New Castle, June 2s,
iooo. jeA-eodta.
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CTATEMENT OF THE Al
- SAVINGS BANK, for tbs'

GTATEMENT OF THE 4
y SAVINGS BANK. for ths
ing May LIST, 1880.
DR..
Cash on hand May lst, ls7V
Received from depositors,."".
interest and dly
dends.......,,
investments h
allzed........".
Total.
CIR.
Amount paid deposltOH......
lnvesied........."..m
paid taxes.
" salaries a expenl
" cash on hand. d.......,
Total al...........,m....m
Assets and liabilities Mayl
ASSETS.
Amount inyestm'ts, bansslOck 4, {,
" Chester Ok R
10. bOnds.,..
" Loan Associated
stocks .....m,
" " Dividend payln
stOcks....
I" q" BOId & mOrtgsg
" Banking HOus
c0rporpn nd
estateD.....",,
d " Bills receivable,
" e. Real estate.."..
" " Office furniture,
" " Cash on hand...
Total. al........,...........,.
LIABILITIES,
Amount due deposiiOrs."..".I
Surplus and guarantee iund"'-
Total.
Il. 7. TAYLOR, N
Attest: CHAs. W. HOwLAS1
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LAFAYFTTE HOTEL,

directed will be exposei 10 public sale,
LAFAYETTE HOTEL,
pyle, in the city OF Wilmington,
New Castle Co., Delaware.
On TUESDAY, the 18th day OF July, 1880,
at2o'cl OK, pm,
The following des cribed real estate. viz:
All that certain lot OF land situate In the
city Of Wilmington Aforesaid, bounded
and des or bed as follows, TO wilt: Begin
ming NJ the easterly side o: New Castle
avenue at a point where line drawn at
right angles to and sNutheriy from the
southeriy side of q street hill, at the dis
tance OF $50 feet therefrom intergect,
the said side OF said avenue at the place
OF beginning. thence eastefly parallel To
Q street. sJ feet and * inches 10 corner,
thence southerly at right angles TO the
last de cribed line % feet TO corner,
II ence westerly parallel TO the d vt de-
scribed line al feet inches more or less TO
the easterly side of New Castle avenue
Aforesaid. snd thence thereby northerly 10
teet On inches more or less to the place of
beginning. BE the contents thereof what I
seisad ard taken In execution as the
MA, his wife, and JOHN HAYDEN and
ELIZABETH HAYDEN, I. l., and TO be
sold by
Sherif's Office, New Castle. June 23d,
tolt. JS1f-e;e,' 70
CHERIFF'S SALF.
y BY virtue Of q writ OF Levari Facias.
to me directed will be exposed TO public
sale at the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL,
81 Shipley street, kept by Isaac c. Pyle,
In the city of Wilmington, New Castle
County, Delaware, on
TUESDAY, the 18th day OF July, 1880,
at 2 o'clock p. m,
The following described real estate, viz
All that certain lot OF land and brick
dwellings thereon erected situated In the
city OF Wilmington, bounded and de-
q point in the middle OF a two aud a half
feet wide alley between this and the ad-
joining house ana on the southerly side
OF Tenth street between Orange and Tat
nall streets at the distance OF llg feet 8
inches more or less from the westerly side
OF Orange street, thence southeriy along
the middle OF the said two and a half feet
wide alley and along the line fence as IL
now stands and parallel with Orange
street lO0 feet to a stake in the Friends'
meeting grounds, thence by u line OF the
same westerly and parallel with Tenth
street 10 feet more or less to "a stake In
lands formerly OF William Bright, thence
along the line ience of the same as IL now
stands northerly parallel with Orange
street and passing through the middle OF
me division wall between this and the
adjoining house lOO feet to the Aforesaid
side of Tenth street, and thence thereby
easterly 10 feet inches more or less TO
the pace OF beginni, Z, be the contents
thereof what they may.
seized and taken In execution as the
property OF Isaac A. Parry and Mary A.,
his wife and t. L., aud TO be sold by
JOHN PYLE, sheriff.
Shsriff's Onice, New Castle, June 20,
1850. Je25-eodts.
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SHERIFFS SALE,
y BY virtue OF q writ of Levarl Faoias
TO me directed, will be exposed To publ ic
sale at the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL,
S4l Shipley street, kept by Isaac G. Pyle.
In the city. of Wilmington, New Castle
County, Delaware. on
TUESDAY,
The 18th DAY of July 1880,
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CHERIFF'S SALE.
~ BY virtue OF a writ Of Levari FacIas
TO me directed, will be exposed 10 public
sale, at the
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SHERIFF SALES.

CHERIFF's SALE by VIRTU OF
y WRIT OF LEvARI FAcIAs, TO me
directed will be expose 10 public sale,
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aoTICxs.

DIvIDEND.
~ UNION NATIONAL BArK,
te or WILMINGTON, June 80. 1880. q
The Directors have this day declared q
dividend OF five per cent. out OF the prons
OF the last six months, clesr Of tax, pay
able ON demand. JOHN PEOPLES,
ivI-Ht Cashier.
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Total............'.''''"'
COL ETQ

ASSETS. Il
Amount invested In bonus and
mortRages....." ..,.''',..",n,n'd
Amount invested In grounu
rents................'';;i "a
Amount invested In bills "
ceivable ............'..;.;;;;;, ;S,v
Amount invested In VIII u"
Loan.
Amount invested in Real H.
tate. to.............'..'',''''',,n in.
mount OF interest due on ~ ,n
yestments and taxes 10 aa'e'
Cash in bank. .'''''''"
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Paid deposltors........."''""'
Loans made........''''.'''''"
Paid for Real Estate...'....'".,
Paid taxes (City County an'
tate),...........''...'''''''"
Salaries and expenses..'''"""
Cash on hand. .........'''.'.'""
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WI ANTED.-A girl to do housework.
w Apply at llO6 Market street. 1t.
VIZ farm hands at nurser-
w ies on Hsre's Corner Road. Two
miles from town. None need apply put
those used to farm work,
iyi.sIs RANDOLPH PETERS.
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NyOTICE-AID LOAN AssoCI ALTON.
~ Shares In new series can now De
had by applying day or evening 70
GEO. G. MARI5. Sec'y,
je9s-lm COL Shipley street, I'D noor)'
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g,OR SALE.--New series in the Perpet.
ual Savings and Loan Association al
n. 90 q share. This Association .oans four
hundred dollars on each share and collects
the premium monthly. y.
M. l.. LICHTENSTEIN,
tasoin, Secretary.
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CHERIFFs SALE.
- BY virtue Of a writ Of Levari Faciss.
TO me directed, will be exposed to public
sale at the
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L. T. TAYLOR, n
Attest: CHAs. W. HOwLAS1|
jelo.law3w.
CTATEMENT OF THE b

y OF THE WILMINGTON
FUND SOCIETY, for The ye1
December 81, 1873:
DR..
Cash on hand Dec. %, lSa..""'i
Received from depositors,.."-
Received from interest and dl'il
dend. d..............'.'' '.''''''''''"l
Former loans paid ln..,''."""l
Received for Real Estale'."""I
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TOtal..........,.,u,...,.,l
Assets and liabilities May 1
ASSETS.

LIABILITIES,
Amount due deposllOrs."..".
Surplus and guarantee iund.,-
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C,HRRlFF'S SALE.
= BY virtue Of writ of Levari Facias,
TO me directed, will be exposed IN public
sale nj the
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~ II EHIF r 3 Sal
~ BY virtue of a writ OF Levarl acias
to me directed, will be exposed 10 public
sale at the W.
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EOR RENT.-:A blacksmith. wheel.
Ninth Ward. Cheap. Possession imme-
diately. Apply to
THOMAS l., MOUSLEY,
teooeodtf Ninth Ward.
The daily gazette., 1880-03-15
Chicago Club Life.

Club life. as the English understand
IL. IL an element Of recent introduction
in America, but 1t is taking as fast hold
on our jeuness doree as If they were born
to 1t naturally. In Chicago, especially,
do clubs spring up and flourish, although
money and "chesk" as yet appear to be
the chief qualifications for membership,
and a certain freedom, unknown In the
life of other places, exists there, where
the squeal Of dying pig sounds sweet
er to the ears OF many than does the
music Of the spheres. The Chicago Club
is the Oldest In the "Empire City OF the
West" and Is about fifteen years old. its
mem bership Is limited to three hundred
among them the richest men In town. IL
possesses everything necessary to make
first class club, aud Is now becoming
exclusive. The Union Club is the rival
Of the Chicago, but although fourishing
is of comparatively recent foundation.
The Calumet Club IL to the South
Side what the Union is to the North. II
has many young members, but tits gen.
orally regarded as rather sedate than
otherwise There is less Of the. hilarious
element than in the two clubs described
above, and naboDs Of more settled hab-
Its aud mature years seem to predomi-
nate. The Owl Club is the quietest CLUB
In Chicago. Originally composed Of
theatrical and newspaper men, others
have gradually worked In, and its char
acter has been somewhat changed, al
though a literary element is well repre-
sented. 1t numbers about 176. The
Illinois Club is eminentIy proper, being
run on the "blue ribbon" basis. The
Standard Club is very rich, and is ex-
cluslvely composed of Hebrews. There
Is also an active Press Club. On the
average, 1t costs a man abo7t 5000 to
join the Chicago Club, and from $25 to
$50 for the others.
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The person with whom he lived need.
ed nurse for the sick husband.
She reached the place one night
when he was supposed TO be on his death b
bed. 4f %g
She was allowed to wait upon him,
serve him, be with him all the time. :
Would he forgive her2
Dare she hope tha. he would take her
to his heart agaipl ,.e,..-..
She would hope so, for she felt his
was q gentle and loving heart.
The day came at last when the story
was told--when the srriDg wife stood
before her husband, pleading for small
place In his heart. .s..
81 love you," she said, "my darIingl
Have pity on mel"
emily, my loveP whispered he, a.
he drew her to his broad breast and kiss
cd her teDderly.
sand has my wife come to me at
last?" ..
YES" she sobbed; "never to part
with y gu more, II you win pity and for
give me-"
"I WILL dop' her murmured, and
kissed her forgiveness.
From that moment no cloud has dar-
kened the sunshine of their lives; all is
peace, 10y and contentment. f
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Mr.. W. S. Gilbert is said to have re-
ceived from Mr.. Sothern the sum of
$4,000 as the price of his new comedy;
and the actor is quoted as saying that
he would not take $50, 900 for it now.
Emil J. Petrof, convicted at Harris
burg on Thursday on the charge of
bribery in the Pittsburg riot claims case,
before the House last winter, was once
a citizen Of Chester, having been en-
ployed as a compositor on the Democrat
there several years ago.
A. W. Strange, Esq. Lynohburg, Va,
writes: "I use DR.. BuIls Cough Syrup
regularly for q tickling cough at night.
II gives relief and puts me to sleep. 1t
is much used here" Price % cents a
bottl
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is 90 PAGE CATALOGUE

lug much valuable Information
W. peaches with rotation In ri.
MI ll.t OF southern OF long keen
fuit much needed here
on t rower should zee this list OF
w. ouy no NOR OF The New Yoi Il
sn ~ varieties to plant here for
pples. 'hoy arc ho'
pan, persimmon, queen of the
,,aa ,,asPoefry with q Iull line OF
sss,l, SsCs at greatly reduced prices.
WASH FOR TREES.
~ drive out borers hin the peacb
n, roe oe anu asn and not one talf
NJ N e3st In applying II as 10 re-
II ha q AhiIe and If applied annually
III "o oorers In the trees and not
6on,ee .ree die with the yellows
.,d dsnds toa die annually now. send
I'M :, M lor catalogue. Gail and zee
fsfoI h pIrders ni sent by mail will re-
RANDOLPH PETERS
an. Wilmington. Del
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Wednesday, March 81, 1850.
These drawings, authorized by act OF
the Legislature OF 1868, and sustained by
all the Courts OF Kentucky occur regularly
exoepted,' and are superyised by nTomis >
nent citizens of the State.
The Management call attention to the
grand opportunity presented ofobtaining,
II nnIv INV nf
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Fglect to Insure.

AND YOUR
.WHnHsNNiNGs of years NAV hs In.
Sin1niaU m1iUH ~ MONEY, NAV go he ,os, os
5NEss % might have been saved
froms fs ,ba AND nd COMFORT NAV
u u nes1s1 sA9 FAIL TO AID, when aid
1ined. business credit having
apd,,hAY NAY COME IN AT rup
dence never erro,lseq nn uences OF oos acf ol
Zss .D ,,,. THESE MIsFoRTUNEs
wise In time and oh,a,n
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-THE-
SLATE
r. Il M. ms. co.

i ot HOME OFFICE
|. VI WILMINGTON, DEL,
|ey .Spa,n SSppa,i,dings, iarm property, live
hdlse sb,ns oara or stack furniture,
easona uaihage NJ by are and lightning
"aoie rates for i've or Ten
i s arm perpetual Nnn policies ON resi-
N lHfs no,,n;oo OF the Company holdine
P''0ieS participate In the nrofits'
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1850 Prizes, sll2, 400
Whole Tickets q. Half Tickets, 81.
n Tickets, $50. 65 Tickets, 800
All applications for club rates should De
made 10 the home ONCE.
Full list of drawing published In Louis
willie Courier Journal and New York Her.
aid and mailed to all ticket~holders. Send
all orders by money or bank draft in let
ter or by expI ess. Orders OF IS and up
ward by express can be sent at our ex
pense. Address II M. BOARDMAN.
Courier Journal Building. Louis willie, KY,
orat No. 1853 broadway, N. Y.
IN, hudsat- ddwSw.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-07-29

Which

'Spurn the woman, she is guilty
Let the man 60 free;
She is sinful, he but human,
We can all agree
This the verdict that we render
In the courts below,
Never asking: up in Heaven.
Says the Master so p
We can listen, all unheeding,
TO her plaintive moan,
To her frantic, hopeless pleading
And her dying groan.
For the sins Of fallen woman
Nothing can atone
"We are sinless," thus we reason,
Cast we the first stone.'
But with tender words and g%lances
Greet him, press his hand
Show him how much loving favor
He may still command.
Should he ask us for our daughter,
Gladly we'll consent
He is rich, his rank is noble,
We are well content.
What if he has crushed forever
One poor bleeding heart?
He was but the victim of that
Wicked woman art.
He the tempter, she the tempted,
In the sight of Heaven;
But on earth, for her the judgment,
All to him forgiven.
Philadelphia, July IA, 1880.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-05-07

asaaias % Trs1a. wssF1su LsFFSsa
SyoeS SsaE

s~dailsHHAs Isttsr tos - FstsasGs sOt0s.
have just returned frosa Asia Nj
nor. where I have at last finished that
work Of digging out Troy which l be-
gan in 1870. During ten yeaD I have
struggled with great difficulties. among
which. perhaps the most Troublesome
has been tie large amount OF debris
under which the ancient city was bur-
led Ithas been necessary TO dig down
and dig up the ground for more than
sixteen yards below the surfacr. But
| am fully repaid for all my trouble. l
found the remains OF sven different
ancient cities; tile last Of them was the
Ilion Of Homer. That city was built
10y the Kolians, banislied from Greece
by the Dorians in the eleventh century
before our era. In on- uf the buried
cities I found many statues 81 Minerva
with the owls head, whence her name
OF Glaucopis. In another city were
found many images OF ths diyinities.
But the most interesting and important
Of all discoveries is, OF course. the city
Of King Priam. Every article found In
the ruins Of that city bear unmistaka-
BILE signs Of having been destroyed by
fire and In a time OF n There were
discovered many remains OF human
bodies in full armor. dug out and
cleared away the debris from the entire
wall that surrounded the city and also
from all the principal buildings. Now
I am finishing n large volume in Eng
lish describing with full details all my
discoveries and containing 200 illustra-
lions Of the most important Of the dis
coveries. My Trojan collection is now
la London, but ut the end Of this year
I shall take II TO my villa In Athens,
which Is iire-proof, built only Of marble
and iron. have received large offers
for my collection from the United
States, England. France and Germany,
but I cannot part with IL for any money
IN the world.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-05-07
HEHE AM THERE

The meRLers Of the Canadian FaTia-
msnt connected with tas militi4 enter
tanned Sir EdwGId - smith. Tie re-
retiring Commander tREbie, at a
farewell banquet in Ottawa.
The speaker Of the Kentucky legisla-
tor and one Of tie members recently in
dulged in isticuffs oyer n dispute which
arose in debate. What a descent from
the horse pistols Of the fathers.
When n husband ONE home under
the delusion that be Is still raising
the "deuee" In game with his e~ronies,
he Is not unlikely 10 be greeted with a
curtain lecture that will end with ''po-
kerr
Philadelphia Tunes: at Is believed
In Easton that Hidetake Taro Yegawa,
n popular young Japanese Who gradn-
ated at Lafayette College recently. has
been beheadej. Yegawa Was ordered
home by the japanese government at
the end OF his sophomore year, but he
refused TO 60"
An article on ''SoulheTn Infatua-
ton the Wilmington N. c. Posi- says:
.'The attitude OF the South since the
war on the question which produced
that unhappy struggle, has constantly
kept the Northern democratic eonstit-
uencies In an Apologize position. And
- A.. .-.Nl... aNNaa...a. -. ~ llin1-
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-05-07
A SPECIAL from Albany, New York,

A SPECIAL from Albany, New York,
says: Senator Robertson, who is one
Of the delegates TO Chicago, and Senator
Sessions. another delegate, declare that
they will vote for Blaine on the first
ballot and as long thereafter Ms he is n
candidate. and they would not obey the
unit rule. Judge Robertson Is promi-
nent and his action significant. lie re-
eeived n strong support ut Saratoga In
30 for governor, against Cornell. The
number OF sympathizers with these two
are ~variously estimated ut from fifteen
10 twenty-six.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-05-07

ANOTHER electric lamp has been Il
yised hy G. Stewart. IL consist o.
number OF square carbon rods q
radially upon a disk OF wood or Ia, Il
70 that the inner ends Of the carton
rods form n complete circular opening
In the wooden disk through which the
light Is seen from beneath. The car
hons are forced toward the center by q
uniform pressure rs they are consumed,
and together they form the positive
electrode II the lamp. The negative
electrode is a hemispherical cup of cop
per, which, before the current Is trans.
mittel, is in contact with the carbons,
but when the current is sent into the
lamp, M electro magnet raises the cup,
and the electric arc Is formed between
1t and the cabons. Such is the essen-
tial part of the specifications. II ap-
pears that this lamp has been tried,
and that 1t has operated satisfactor.
ily.