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The daily gazette., 1880-06-14
SECOND EDITION
SATURDAYS NOMINATION.

PURNAL j. LYNCH NOMINATED FOR
SHERIFF., AND JOSEPH YARNALL
FOR CORONER.
The Democratic nomination election
for Sheriff and Coroner, OF Saturday
afternoon, resulted in the choice of Pur-
nal j. Lynch, of st. Georges Hundred,
for Sheriff, and left the contest for Coro-
ner SO close between James q. BARLEY,
Joseph Yarnall and Henry Bradley, as
to require the official returns to deter
mine the result.
The nomination was conducted with
thorough fairness, and was attended
with very little disorder or confusion.
This was due in great measure to the
excellent character of the inspectors Sc
lected to hold the nomination, whose
decisions, in most cases, were accepted
and others outside.
The returns were received in the even
ing, at the Lafayette Hotel, by II. b. Nc
Intire, chairman of the last County
Meeting, and Messrs. Carpenter, Berto-
lette and Daley, of the County Execu-
tive Committee.
A large crowd of interested spectators
assembled TO hear the result and the
VI tHt IGCclNCO LDC
news with apparent satisfaction evidently
well-pleased with the part7's selection
of Sherifialty candidate, Mr.. Ford Mr..
Lynch's principal competitor was presen,
| during the evening and expressed him
self as being thoroughly satisfied with
his vote abiding 10 Mr.. Lynch he said,
81 gave him hard push. and now as he's
nominated I've got fifty dollars to spend
towards electing him."
| The closeness OF The vote for Coroner
kept up lively interest all night, and it
was not until the reception ofthe official
vote that the result was decided.
The candidates for Sheriff were Purnal
j. Lynch, OF st. Georges HID, and
Thomas Ford, Peter B. Huested and
John NJ. Macklem of Wilmington. Those
for Coroner were James &. Barley,
Joseph Yarnall, Henry Bradley, Samuel
q. Pierce, Edward II. Foster, L. W.
Palmer, Patrick Long, Thos. d. Gibsol.
and Andrew l.. McClane all of Whining
ton excepting Mr.. Yarnall, who resides
in New Castle. Full returns of tn
nomination are as follows:
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Deaths Harvest.

" XII Ihe past week, twenty
PyalIs were reported to 4. B.
EheslStrar Of Deaths and Bur-
|vs.
in the United States, 26:
h, i white, %; black, 4; male ,
4 ill.,, e. l,' almshouse, .; brought
T. mitrMent, }; sent away, 3;
H., i premature birth, q
Eis. same week last year there
Eltleen deaths, Annual date
Pusand, 81. ~
causes 1.T were Alcoholism, l:
r., bronchitis, |; cholera in
|i,r,[ :, consumption, 3; diphther-
4 talt1ta' TT ?; crysipelas, /; hem
| waIa Ol Ilullgs,2;; inanition, i; mea.
E.a .,ala1tasmua, ! |; old age, 3; scar,
IrJ uyalllS iD by wards were Sec.
tDlII mi ''FIoETrth, !. Erl 5; Fifth, l; sixtl
[[I'n' i Eighth, 4; Ninth, 8
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t,,,p,s FRIEND FOSTER 5
,n,ns-A Washington dis
n. Nav Nav York Herald says !;
n, here as though 'cner"l
sould have to take his own
|S,"d very soon. Governor
|I'r.nse Of him has done him
~ than good i'll Washing
\ psnublicans are dissatisfied
C,,d and when Garfield re-
|. next week he will see the
(,bis in the faces of his sup
IA Republican Representa-
H. of influence, said to your
Illl VI IN ~.
Idppt to-day: 81 see that
A coming to the defense oil
| admits that the De Golyer
h uobilier matters seriously
M majority at home in 1874.
[,ved, then, from the fate of
Lly by a big reserve of Re
votes In his district 1t
|ue as though they were bea-
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COMMENCEMENT WEEK.
oPENING EXERCISES AT DELAWARE
COLLEGE LAST EVENING.

OO1bE0E LASI Ef ENlN0s
The commencement week at Della
ware College, Newark, commenced
last evening, by Rev. w. B. Gordon
OF the p. Z. Church, Smyrna,
preaching the baccalaureate sermon,
in the college oratory. The attend
ance was quite large, several clergy
men OF various denominations occu-
pying the centre of the platform,
and either side being given up to the
students.
The opening exercises were con-
Quoted by President Purnell, after
which the orator of the evening was
introduced. He took for his text
from Second Corinthian, 1st chapter
and 18th verse: simplicity and
Cody Sincerity" The discourse
was a very able one, and was atten-
lively listened to by those present.
In closing, he called upon the
students to embrace and practice the
religion of the Lord and Saviour
Jesus Christ; to give their young
hearts to Him who is the Way, the
Truth and the Life. Unless they had
SoiiiCu3 VI SllOulu gain CuC WlouOul
that cometh from on High, their
weapons would be of no avail with
out coming from the Armory of
God; and your banner must finally
trail in the dust unless it be in
scribed with the words, holiness to
the Lord"
Prof. Jefferis made the closing
prayer, and the benediction was pro-
nounced by Rev. Mr.. Gordon.
This evening the exercises will
consist Of the under graduates con-
test in oratory.
For the accommodation of those
who desire to attend the exercises
excursion tickets will be sold from
this city at reduced rates, good until
Friday.
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How His Neighbors Feel.

The Maryland Democratic State Con-
yeution which met in Baltimore on
Wednesday, was in every way harmoni-
Gus. The mention of BaYard's name
was greeted with hearty and long con-
tinued applause. 1t is easy to be seen
that the Delaware statesman is the
choice of the tried men of Maryland,
and should he be made the standard
bearer 10 body cf Democrats would
work harder for his success than his
neighbors, who have long admired bis
conspicuous ability, his Republican sim
plicity and manly integrity.
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Man Dead at Newport.

This morning, Coroner Butz, received
telephone message from Newport re-
auesting his presence at that place, TO
hold an inquest over the body of man
who died suddenly last night. The
Coroner accompanied by L. W. Palmer,
went out 10 the place at 10 O'Clock.
The message did not state who the man
was, or the cause of his death.
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: o'eSt btre IN SuSser

4 lbs lbpay, ! :, sharks from a locomo
Ioa. 'Te %; " x B railroad set 1 tirs y,
bfrn Sn,., S.,'eh T. Blizzard, near
tred S,Se& NV, county. L. was MOI.
|lne II h =, sunday morning, by
hs And i = u III assumed Liganrie nre,
kle. JSa hay roaring equ al to a
nm hr people in The n,rt,r
X tl, IN m"ns MLs'e and fought the de-
Ia N % nn,,,s all day Sunday from
Occetde%u u,,'o :, D. III when they fl
pIhDweSnrn III so'ling 1t under cou-
acres YET ~, unlil IT had burned
pf 6lewvn,o%% y, Woodland consuming 81
hue pt@oSd tN 20 aud $50 railroau lies a.
iaiense . th,. a. jarvis. The heat
|pn It's IS, styn sla, several persons fain,
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A Such a Thing as Luck?

10 the coming census returns
6e June next, some curious
In has been calculating from The
knenCe ol lhe drawings of the
d State Lottery, winch lakes
ID exact fairness every month
|-annualy under the care and
lon Of Generals q. i. Beauregard
ID Jubal A. Early, of Va, the
/ OIgrltlug prize by the invest
|fOmUne dollar TO ten for Il whole
|cSel. The large capital prizes OF
sN,WO, $1,000. s!J,UOu, etc, are
10y individuals without any rule
Betty beyond the certainty that
|waldrHw them on the certain
n0One draw the capital prize
|he other facts are slrlkl gly con-
fOflhe modern discovery that
|ueh thing as luck. But for the
Formation desired let any one
twIlte TO NJ. A. Dauphln, New
|La., or same person at $40 Broad
! York City. i3-bt.
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A'eSutted FutuJJ,,

j, ii ies laItin,. lscelved by John Ii.
h Satur"''a,lSs Iron, from athird story win
as, morning last a fun ac-
same a GaS APPEARED in the GAZETTE
led at G.y ! result. resulted fatally, he hav-
here W Wers o'clock ,a yesterday morn
The fall was 'sO ~ hopes Of saving bis
'lle NAM" was as 50 great as to break
'dy will 5a ',ilall ,n;' veins in the brain.
. |''u'' to-day where h his ''o,ne oareni a. !
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UnquestIonabe.

tsiald Detroit, Mich, says OF
sdle Kidney and Liver Cure /:
Eey IN kidney, liver and'all uri-
tA'es Is SO fully 'ack nowledged
lOl worth the Questioning. Bona
nOllalS from well known citi-
luOAe and private life are evl-
prong enough to convince the
|tOOln dOubter.u
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bOd lunch TO night, go TO Klein
Eighth and Wilson streets. a
\ glass Of beer can also be OBJ
/ The same place.
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Sale Immense.

Wisconsin, Milwaukee, Wis.
'nlmony aud Says. The sale Ol
safe Kidney anu Liver Cure,
" Disease aud other aillictiOns
'ysahd Liver, as well rs Warmers
Frles Cure, Tor diseases Of same
simply immense" j3-l2teod
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After vainly trying all the various RENEE
dies. recommended by the troubles of
toothing, Dr. BULBS Baby Syrup gave
magical relief said cur neighbor,
The daily gazette., 1880-06-14

General Sherman was cheered more
Justify at the Milwaukee soldiers re-
union than General Grant. The latter
is said to have noticed the distinction
The daily gazette., 1880-06-14

baqheo,' 'g wss Steamer inner Newport, 22oo
Lie Of 'sss, Se,v On y Saturday, for the
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LOcGL Lanes.
Fullmer's celebrated clam soup.
Devilled crabs at Fullmer's.
Turtle soup at Fullmer's.
Salt oysters ice cold at Fullmer's.

CAUTIoN.-Do not let your druggist
palm off a substitute when you demand
DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup or you viii be dis
for no medicine for children
1t in effect,
The daily gazette., 1880-06-14
Meetings Tonight.
MONDAY.

MONDAY.
Friends Social Lyceum.
Uniform Division, X. of p.
Shields Library Association.
Minqua Tribe, No. 8, /. .. r. NJ.
Delaware Lodge, No, l, l. o. o. f.
Herman Lodge, No. 70, L. Q. o. f.
Washington Lodge, No. l. X. OF Z.
Wilmington Council, No. 5, o. U. A. Nj.
Washington Lodge, No. 3, A. o. g. f.
Union Encampment, No. Z, 1. o. o. F.
Star of Bethlehem Division, (coloredD
of T,
Rank, X. of p.
Wilmington and Brandywine Council,
No 3, o. U. A. NJ.
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Total. .i2lO 1912 i4so 48s 88S 828 1872 l5I 7C

These figures show the nomination of
Joseph Yarnall, of New Castle, with
Bartley and Bradley almost a tie and
following him closely.
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2uily Sasstts.

|, EzcgrsloSs.-, The %.,,Imnrs rn,'n,
Y Wilmington nnip aud Baltimore
.n,oy s.''r, have issued a very
C'Ipnp' pnS arranged little book
''a u ile ,ns popular summer MERE re-
~ o o1ic, Ic. Of excursion tickets, .s,
D., DE- p'IIi pI,,ion, and is furnished
f''' once the most full and
r. n =, ~. .''s ever been published, !.
',I a1I ~ be found a very useful
L. IA tourists.
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DIED

DIEDs
YARD-On Sunday, June 18th, 1880
In the Slst year of his age, at his resi-
dence in Wilmington. Delaware, James
Asheton Bayard.
His tuneral will take place at o'clock
7. NJ on Tus ssday the 18th inst, and the
internent at the Old Swedes' Church
Yard.
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FOR CORONER.

In the west precinct of the Seventh
ward N. Quigley received one vote for
Sheriff.
National Republican., 1880-03-23

BALTIMORE Nh. March %
Cotton dull and weak. Middlinp I3liGli3 9.i6c
Flour dull and weak. Howard Street md
Western superine. 81 25d4 rs; do extra S. 250S
6 0n do family, sc 25dG75; City mills sIpor6ne
81 25@4 76; do extra, IS 2516 90: do family So q
az 70; do Rio brands, 81 OO@7 25; Paapsco family,
whcOt-southern dull; Western lower but
steady at the decline. Southern red 81 4OGi AZ; do
amber 81 46G1l 10; No. Maryland 81 49, No Q
Western winter red SPOT and March 81 A9s/,
April, i2H@l 43; May, 81 4llI June, 81 85S/cG
] G516; July, 81 23G1 23% ' ~ ''|4Y
Con-Southern white firm; yellow dull. Wcstorn
lower and demoralized. Southern white SOLO. do
yellow. 57c; Western mixed spot 56I%c. Mnrcb
b5lg@60c: April 5S>s@5S1Gc; May 6iLGJissc;
Oats lower. Southern 47a4sc: Western white
Rye dull at 006105c. ''Si'9'
Hay steady. Prime to choice PennsvIvonio and
Maryland, Sl6@l7 per ton.
Provisions steady, but slow. Mess pork, s12 s7l%
@l3 co. Bulk-meats-loose shoulders 45Ic: clear
rib sides, 634c; do packed. 5CQ7Lle; bacon shoni.
deis, 53c; clear rib sides, 7Ac; hams lOlI@lI iEc.
lard refined tierces nc. Nv
Butter firm. Prime to choice Western hacked
2S@2Sc; roll, 22@2Sc fNNA'N'
Eggs dul at lie.
Petroleum-Crude, nominal; refined, 7slc.
,olieeee, Goliee quiet Rio cargoes, ordinary to fair
Sugar firm A soft OSzc.
Whisky dull at 81 l0JIlDl II.
Freghts to Liverpool per steamer steady Cotton
1'5Sdi iiour, 2s 4d; grain, Gs Gl9d.
Rcceipts-FlOur, 20g0 bbls: wheat 81 500 bu,
corn Oo,9OO bui oats 5000 Du; rye 500 bu
Shipments-Wheat, l2l 422 bu; corn $4,000 bu.
salts-Wheat 4O3, ,l56 bu; corn lOS, ,2S6 bli.
National Republican., 1880-03-23
Supreme Court OF tho Unitcd states.

MONDAY, March 22. 1880
on motion Of Mr.. T. Z. Cuppy John ~ Oliver
esq Of Washington d, C., was admitted to prac.
ticc.
on motion OF Mr.. +. II. N. Mcpherson, Francis ].
Wright esq, of Washington, d, c., was admitted to
on motion of Mr. Attorney. General Deyens.
Joseph Heoly, esq., OF Boston, Mass, was admitted
On motion of Mr.. Samuel snellabarger, James e.
Monroe esq OF Chicago, H.. was admitted 10
=, No; l$O-Edward T. Guy. plaintiff in error VS.
the Mayor etc. OF tho city Of Baltimore in error to
the Baltimore City court Of the State ofNlaryland
Judgment reversed with costs and cause romGnded
with directions TO set aside the Judgment against
pluintiif in error and TO dismiss the actiona with
costs 70 him, against the city; opinion by Mr. Jus
uee Harlan; dissenting, Mr.. ChielJustice Waite.
No. oF0.-Ihe United States, appellants vs.
Francis j. Lipp.tt appeal from the Court OF Claims;
Judgment alhrmcdi opinion per Mr.. Justice Har-
Ian,
No. 7SS-Ihe United States, appellants, vs. Helen
A. Peck, administrative, etc no 7s9 Helen A,
Peck administrative etc, appellant, vs. the United
States appeals nom the Court Of Claims; judgment
nflrmeds0nd additional RmOuntof 81 GG6 allowed
for extra expense; opinion per Mr. Justice Bradley
No. llO5,-Ihe Woodbury. Patent Plaining.Nla.
chine Company appellant VS.. Allen w. Keith ap-
peal from the Circuit court the United States for
the district of Massachusetts,; decree affirmed with
costs; opinion by Mr.. Justice Strong.
No l06.1Loyell Bailey ct al. plaintiffs In error,
vs. james Davis, master Of ship "Adonn;" In error
10 the Circuit court Of the United States for the
district Of Louisiana; Judgment affirmed with
costs and interest opinion by Mr. Justice Miller,
No lG6.-rhe Filst National Bank of Carlisle ct
al., plaintiffs In error vs. Fannie l.. Graham; in
error 10 the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania; iudg-
ment affirmed with costs opinion by Mr. Justice
No. lG7.-The Northwestern Mutual Life Insur,
once Company, plaintiff in error vs. Mary H. GRID,
ley, IN error TO the Circuit court OF The, United
States for the Eastern district Of New York; judg,
ment aihrmed, with costs and Interest," opinion by
MI Justice Swnyne,
No. ls5,-YlIiRp ImhaeusSr appellant Ys,
National Republican., 1880-03-23
Whom JOHN Comes.

Now that the Chnaman is coming our way
in greater numbers we also may have an oppor-
tunity to study the practical workings of this
"Chincso problem" We may discover that it
is not his heathcnism or ithiness which
stands so much in our way as his untiring in
dustry and perseverance. A creature who
can work, and work intclligently, seventeen
or eighteen hours out Of the twenty-four, and
live on ten cents per day, is dangerous OPP
ponont in business, even for tho German cor
ncr grocery man, who shuts up his shop at 12
M, to open at o'clock in the morning. This
latter class has, by vIrtue of an existence lit
orally spent behind the counter, run the Amer
lean retail grocer quite out Of New York.
Perhaps he may in turn be run out by tho
supernaturally industrious Chinaman. 1t is
possible to carry industry where it trenches
on refinement aud mental Development
Grdphic,
National Republican., 1880-03-23
MISCELLANEOUS.
Tho snnIlcli of norntinn.

Whilo was ltcturing at Washington saw
lady with an intelligent, pretty face and
bright, eloquent eyes that were rarely lifted
toward the speaker, aud then only for FASH
OF time. They were bent upon her husbands
hands almost constantly. Brilliant and nc.
complished n few ycarsugo, she had gone down
into tho world of voicoess silence, and now
all the music and all the speech that comes
into her life comes through tho tender devo-
tion Of her husband, nnd, rs talked, l watched
him telling of the lecture on his Dimblc fin
gers, while her eager eyes glanced from them
to his sympathetic face. 1t was n pretty pic
turo of devotion. They were so young to
have this cloud shadow the morning skies of
their lives; but as | glanced from the voiceless
wife to her husband l thought how boaut-
fully The sunlight Of his devotion was break
ing through these clouds. and tuning even
their affections with tender radiance. Tbi,
discipline of attending upon suffering is good
thing for man. II rounds out his life; it de-
velops his manlicr, sober qualities; it maker
his heart brave and tender and strong rs
woman's.-BUdeH IN Hdckeye.
National Republican., 1880-03-23
Tic widows Of the Turkish omcors.

The day was, ] think, Monday, the time
p. M, the locality large public building.
The space in front had been filled for hours
by throng of patient women and children
tho widows and orphans of Turkish officers
who had fallen during the late war. They
had come to receive their pensions, a periodical
dole of a few piusters, hardly sufficient to keep
body and soul together. After hours of watt
lug door was opened, and good.looking
man in n handsome uniform appeared. The
throng rises respectfully and hopefully. Each
will receive or hear something about her
pittanco ut last. Tho officer begins to address
them. No other sound is audible but his
voice, so suspcnscful is the silence Hc tells
them there is no money in the treasury where
with to pay them their pensions. As soon as the
terrible ncws is heard, there arises great wall
of despair, II few passionate appeals, and then
follows a stupeGcd silence. Soon one by one,
or in groups widows and orphans move sorrow
fully away, to weep and starve and die
BldcttrOOdS MdGdsine
National Republican., 1880-03-23

1400 rENNsYeLyAEdA Sdt AXE M5ITwo iyf
able for Office, or single or en- suite also two other
rooms; rcnt moderate mario
National Republican., 1880-03-23
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are determined 10 make THE REPUBLICAN
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Through which the general public may always have
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No free advertisements taken after . o'clock p m.
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Impertinence and Curiosity.

Sitting after dinner, with open windows, a
man in . junk alongside said something did
not understand, when, to my astonishment,
Baber took n header out of the window aud
went for that hcathen Chinee" Tho man.
however, escaped, aud when Baber returned
through the door, lie explained that the OBJ
jcCt Of his wrath had called us devils. Another
man presently came, aud, resting his arms on
tho window, stood calmly gazing at MS. At
last Babcr politely asked him what hc was
looking at. Not in the least abnshod, he quietly
replied, II am looking ut you sitting down.
an eminently matter-of.fact reply, very char
uctcristic of the Chinese haracter.-Erckdnge
National Republican., 1880-03-23


AM leave Washington,
5gg-B ltmore. hlicoti CITY aud WY stations.
Gojr,tNsiEM YORK, PHILApkLPHiA, AND Bus.
breakfast at Relay station.
GSos,Balitimorc, tAnnap9s. and Way. Podmont
and way via ReinyJ
sso99-I5BALfi@0EE ASD LAUREL EXPRESS.
s.,. ter, HageIstown, and way stations. -,
AND bALffGbRE ExPREss. Parof + oG3 Car qt To-
o... New York and Phadelphn ...,,,,,.o -
PTsb10fRtG3 b1ft3 ExPRHSs EhIRES0 S FTaaerics asers
lfy,n,us town snd Valley Branch except snindHyl
einnall daily Grafton to sandu;by daily. except
fRPsgcs s.SPs "pa N %"S aden,
burg, College, Beltsyllle. Laurel, Annapolis juno
lion, Jessups. and Hanover.
iGiO-Baltimore, Annapolis Fllicott CITY. and way.
ii5o---NIW York, PIifLA bEEPMf4' AND Bos.,
TON EXPRISA Stopa At Laurel.
REL EXPRESS. Frederick, via RELAY. stops
Aa5-tPlon OF Rocks Frederick, Hngerstown Win.
chester. and Way stations On Sunday to Point
HPHnP2N NoRrSE eGe rTSnE st%2D'B &ND BAL
S T,sonEsrs skeG a. The cars aeS 70
so?PSnt Of locks aid Way stations "''N '''''''
ssS- BSlIimSIe InR WHy sG'Sns fh,rt ExpRrss
54S1fGHicAtSSo. CSoHHTU'GSibUs AND rTrTsByRa
burg, except Sunday -
o15-tNEW YORK, PifILA DELPHtA. AND BAL
TlMORE EXPRICsS. Stops ut Dladensburg end
Laurel. Sleeping car to New York, and special
E6Urs Asb iS'SEsgSlfiH ciNGiHNAr1 EXPRESS
Pullman cars.
fDaily Sunday only. Other trains daily, except
Sunday
Ali trains stop at Relay station.
Ohio ticket @asRnstoh station and Sjs dis
and 1871 Pennsylvania avenue-where orders viii be
taken for Baggage TO be checked and received ut any
point In the city. - w. M. CLEMENTS,
Master of Transportation.
/. NJ. COLE, General Ticket Agent,
GEO s. kDONIL linnnrnl AnnnI-
National Republican., 1880-03-23
THANCERY SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT on
y. ELEVENTH STREET n. W., WASHING
TON, II. Z.

., by virtue ofa decree OF the supreme court Of the
District of fCOumbIn passed In equity cause No J2i5
Equity tMCDuultl VS. WrighD. | VIII sell at public
auction, ln font OF the premises, on THURSDAY ;
March 2i lsSO, ut 3U o'clock part Of lots u, -
aud y, IN COmnn's sub-divsiUn OF square S0l begin
ming ON Eleventh street northwest 20 et south from
NE northeast corner OF said square, and running
thence south 10 feet theuca wesi IS feet inches,
thence north 10 ect and thence east IS feet Inches
TO the beginning, and improved by a TWO story and
basement brick dwelling house, No. 1864 Eleventh
street northwest.
TERMS One.thlrd cash. balance in and ~ months,
with per cont interest all cash. ut option Of pur.
chaser. Deposit OF slOI required and all
ing Mt purchasers cost. JOB BARNARD.
j. 7. COBDWEIl. Trustee.
MnriAppNfa fpppt N ~
National Republican., 1880-03-23
sTAlEs MAMslIAL.s sALE.

BY virtue Of writ OF fcri Gcns issued out Of the
Clerks ONCE Of the Supreme Court Of the strict OF
Columbia, nnd to me directed / will sell at public
snle for cash, nt the CourthCuse door Of said District
on THURSDAY, the 2jth day Of March, lSSO, at "
o'clock m all the right lille claim md IN crest OF
the defendant John 9. Wright, ia and to the follow.
Ing described property, 70 wE Parts Of lots ~ %
aud 23, in square No 800 Washington city, d. G., be
feet from the northeast corner OF the said square and
running thence south 10 feet, thence west Gs feet 3
inches thence north o fcot and thence cast to the
place ofbeginnng; levied upon tie property of de
tcndant, John C. Wright, to satisfy cxecut ON No.
1919 ut law. In mvOr Of Lewis johnson n Co.. use
Of Iua U. Marshall, assignee.
FRED'K DOUGLASS,
United States Marshal.
March s. 1880 mnrjds
National Republican., 1880-03-23
The Paris Police.

The Prcfect of Police of Paris commands an
army of nearly 10000 men and disposes of an
annual budget of 20,00O,0OO francs. He is as
sisted by the Chief of the Municipal Police
and force of nearly 5000, including IS peace
officers, % inspectors, 100 brigadiers, 700 sub
brigadiers and 1000 policemen, and to them
must be added an unknown number of de-
tectves. Tho budget of the Municipal Police
amounts to 100000 francs; that of tho Cen
trail Administration TO 100000 francs, and
that of the Paris Commissariat at 100000
fraucs.-TdriSidH.