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West Sida.
RIO REMIT 42d-st., near park whole q
part a furnished house % responsible per
eeeaut paflor sor also single rons -
sll WEST 27TH-sT., second house west ~
- broadway north stdes--EeoHs ala sizas each -
extra 80 size and appointments al modern conRen'ee
terns low ior summer fnonths- B
go WEST 12TH.ST. - Furnished rooms. W.T.
DO board en- cutie anesei tef,ns modsrsses
celleat lransieats accommodated reasonably
East Eide.
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~ furnished fpnas. single q ca suite fns
gentlemen and thelr wiyess without hokrd
q FURNISHED cool, large and small nQ44
o with or Without bard. t0a Eass ~ ~, nsas Aa~'
square and Elevated eszfioa. 4
.15s EAST 2OTB-ST. Second and thsfd noQ{
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.lr1 EAST 20TH-STs Suites Of rooms ~
% or without board q eansasE gr1ese
Tsln EAST 26rH 81. Southern ard
lGNB err families stopf,sE ~ Sew-t0kis ~ ~
can b ecco;an0Ssted rztn e51c fnt foepe - Al
crate prices unezcslt.esxals rem
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receive the same deeos College couraeoCassical seen.
tic English Normal Department PreDaratOry and Model
sehOols. For particulars address EDWARD "a. MAQILI.
President 6WaTthmOru, Delaware Co. Pear, -
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-29

Art schools-New- York City.
MRS, LOUISA b CULVER
Mn pupils painting Oandseape Gowers eul life
dina doc6aiion al ''fe Bella No 46 East
.Gih ~ tofuer 4thaYe OutofdoOr 5kechng du1ng May
aud June, ,,,.,,.-- -. A.,
Ieis: ences SIR j.. Huntington, Mr. William Hart. Mt
James n HAT MI. A. +. EelUwA
The daily gazette., 1880-05-28
GEN. GoRpoN's FArHER DrrpNns

GEN. GoRDoN's FATHER DEFENDS
HIM.--Mr. 2. H. Gordon, the venera-
BILE father of Gen. Jno. b. Gordon, has
written a letter, in which he pro-
nonnces as ''infamously and shame.
fully false" the report that his son sold
out the United States senatorship. He
says Gen. Gordon has ever been a du-
tiful, obedient and confiding son, and
that in March last he informed him
that he was tired of public life and
craved the peace and quietude of his
home and home affairs, besides which
he could not save up any money out of
his salary, and that the idea of dying
and leaving his family without COM
potency troubled him no little. Mr..
Gordon, Sr., says he urged his son to
resign, and was only surprised that he
did not do so sooner.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-28
General News.

The New York Legislature adjourn
ed finally at noon yesterday.
The Executive Departments in
Washington will be closed tomorrow
decoration Day.
The Superior Court in San Francis
CO yesterday sus aimed the general d
murrer Of Mayor Kalloch against the
impeachment proceedings of the
Board ot Supervisors and dismissed
The case,
The Democra'i State Convention
OF Kansas to choose delegates to Gin
cinnati was held in Topeka on We'd
nesday. 1t is said the delegates. who
are uninstructcd, are divided in their
preferences.
The Mississippi Democratic Conven-
lloh met yesterday, and elected dele
gates 10 Cincinnati. They we're not
lnstruc ed, and nothing is said as to
their preferences.
Gen Is. +. Butler passing through
Cheyenne, yesterday, was questioned
on the subject Of the Presidency, and
freely admitted that he did not CON
template supporting General Grant"
The President yesterday nominated
Albert b. Bibb, of Idaho, to be AGENT
for lhe Indians of the Malheur Agency
III Oregon.
Ihe compositorS III the office of the
Bos ON Post struck yes erdy, owing to
IA difficulty with the foreman. Their
places were speedily filled, and the
publication of the paper was not de-
layed.
Al Montreal yesterday one hundred
stevedores resumed work ON the
ST amer Greclan on the old terms. but
We're "rlVen off by the rikers. The
mixers also made IA demonstration at
the Beaver Line docks, but were driy-
en- of by the cons abulary.
Al Pirsburg, yesterday, Judge Nc
Kennan, of he U. 5. Circuit CoHr. is-
sued an order, On application of conn
sci for the Philadelphia and READING
Rallroad Company, authorizing the
Receivers to borrow 81, 000, 900 for the
payment of wages of employees and
the interest On certain bonds due June
! 1St.
The Supreme Court of California
yesterday, rendered a decision i'm the
case of Dennis Kearney, ordering his
! release. The hearing was on an an
peal fiom the Superior Court of San
Francisco, which has sustained the
sentence of the Police Court sendin0
kearney to the House of Correction for
abusive language.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-28
Going II Lar.
Baltimore Gazette.


Ordinary people fluid it hard TO under
stand the nature of the enio ment OBJ
talneG from peitinacious litigation, Vet
1t is nevertheless fact thai hundreds
of pei sons are Affected with sort OF
mania for going To law and making
things as uncomfortable for their neigh
Dors as possible. The singu ar pertol.
mances in this line of Dr.. Harrison
Wagner, of our own State, which have
been fully described in the Gdzette. find
almost parallel in the conduct ut one
Peter q nck, of Milford, Pa, aud num-
berless similar Cases on a smaller sc Ale
might be cited within the experience of
almost every lawyer Of considerable
practice. IL was TO protect the public
against tins singular form of madness
that the laws Of barratIy were enacted;
Dut there are numberless cases of need
less and veXatiuus litigation which these
laws are poweriess to prevent. In the
case Uf Ieter Quick ret rred to the legal
contest was begun as long ago as 1857
Tor the recovery of GER ain property 10
which he claimed 10 be entitled. The
mont y TO carry on the suit was raised
year by year by tue salv of timber, anu
'or twenty years the claimant has kept
up the night without faltering. Finally
The def ndant offered to compromise nv
paying him $4,000, which he accepted;
Out' no sooner was the money paid,
Ihan his counsel laid claim to il.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-28

Sam'l. Dixon, representing the re-
ceivers of the Philadelphia and Read
ing Railroad, Coal and Iron Company,
appeared before Judge McKennan, in
the United States Circuit Court, in
chambers, at Pittsburs, Pa, yester-
day, and made application for an order
authorizing them to borrow 81 900, 600
for the payment of wages of employees
and the interest due on June first.
The order was gran ed.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-28

REPEATING LIKE PARRoTs.-The
Ledger says, some one having assailed
Mr.. Bayard's Marshals bill recently
passed by the Senate, on the ground
that in providing that deputy marshals
shall be of different political parties, it
for the first time introduced parties
into the legislation of the United
States, that story is being echoed and
re-echoed in all the minor organs of
the country. But it is not true. The
act of 1872 relating TO the appoint
ment of supervisors has a similar pro-
vision, as any one can see who looks at
Section 2012, Revised Statutes.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-28
REGISTERS ORDER.
REGISTER'S OFFICE.

- hEGISTER'S OFFICE,
new Castle county, May Sth. 1880.
Upon the application OF John Dopabua
Administrator G. 4. A. of Abn Devine
iale OF Chrlstiana Hundred, in said coun-
ty.deceased, 1T is ordered and d directed by The
t.esis' er That the Administrator aforesaid
give notice of the granting of letters
OF Administration upon the estate OF the
uecsaSed, with the dale OF granting there
Oh py causing advertisements u be posI
eu Wlthln iorty days from the date of sucL
ieIIefs, III SIX Of the most public places oI
Tue county of New Castle, recurring ali
persons having demands against the es
tate 10 present the same or abide by an
act Oh Assembly in such case made and
proVlued. And also cause the same 10 be-
inserted within the same period in the
"iLMlNGION GAztTTE,a "a newspaperpub-
isheu IN Wilmington, AMI to be conLIn-
ueu lherein three weeks, (e od).
49,, Given under the hand and seal
1 IL >. OF Office of the Register aforesaid
at New Castle, In New Castle
county, aforesaid, the day and year apove
"ritIeh' $. q. BIdGS Register.
N OTTO Il
n II persons having Claims against In,
estate OF the deceased must present ,h,
same duly attesJed TO the Administrator
on or before May 9Th, 1851, or ABIDE In.
act Ol Assenbly in such case made AMI
provided. John DON aUIA anu
Aa,u Administrator, e. II. A.
Audress,-Henry Gay +. o.. del. 3w
The daily gazette., 1880-05-28

THE Ohio delegation to the republi-
can national convention to Chicago
will oppose the unit rule. Leading
Ohio delegates repudiate the idea that
sherman will accept the second place
on ticket with either Grant or Blaine
or any other man. A Grant demon
stration will take place in the conven-
ton hall of the exposition building
Monday night.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-28
FRIDAY. MAY IS. 1850.
THE REPUBLICAN PARTY CAN

THE REPUBLICAN pARTY CAN
NOT UNTE.-It is impossible for
any one to see how the differences
that now distract the Republican
party can be reconciled so as to pro-
duce sufficient harmony to insure an
entire vote of that party.
1t will be observed that the Third
termers, led by Gen. Grant, have a
majority of the delegates to the
Chicago Convention. This carries
with il forcibly the supposition that
they represent a majority of their
people. They are determined to run
a third-term candidate. The friends
of the ex-President, too, are men
who do not go into the political
arena to win for others. In fact,
they cannot afford it. They are in
office, and have lived so long in
Office that they know not how to live
except at the public expense. On
the other side are men who are de-
terminedly opposed to third term;
and declare they will not vote for
such a candidate. These may not
constitute a majority of the anti
third-termers. But they are suffi-
cient to destroy harmony now, and
attempt to rule the whole Conven-
ton. If they fail in thus defeating
the nomination of the eX-President,
they will not vote the Republican
Presidential ticket.
While this Is SO the friends of the
ex-President cannot and will not
yield. If they are, therefore, forced
into the minority now by such
threats as produce result favorable
to Blaine, Washburne or any other
candidate at the expense of the ex-
President, his followers will be Just
as certain to find fault and sulk, and
to refuse to vote at all; or vote for
the Democrats as the anti-third term
men, who are now forming clubs in
Philadelphia, New York and other
cities to go to Chicago to protest and
make known their determination be-
fore the nomination is completed.
This attitude of the Republican
party is being noted in the West and
South and it may fairly be expected
that thousands and thousands of in
telligent voters will be found shift
ing from the disorganized factions to
the Democratic party, which is to-
day the only unsectional and real
union party in the country.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-28
CLOTHING.

Now, at the beginning of sum
mer weather, we have the fullest
assortments of everything in
Mems, Young Mems and Boys
Clothing.
We have provided it under
the most favorable circumstances
every way; We like our stock
we have c.oths and shapes innu-
merable to suit all tastes and
uses our prices are, as they
always are, at the very bottom
and you have this advantage in
buying of us-you are welcome
to bring back anything that
don't suit and get your mon, y.
Other merchants may try to
suit you with Clothing as faith
fully as we do; they succeed in
proportion to their facilities.
Nobody except us, SO far as we
know, asks you over and over
again to take your money back
if he can't suit you.
We have always full assort-
ments of Gentlemen's furnish
ing. In Shirts we make to meas
ure the finest at a quarter below
the current price; and in ready
made shirts we make three
qualities, each having Its admir-
ers.
SpECIAL.-Trousers made for
So and $5, broken assortments,
but excellent and seasonable,
are going while they last for
$3.50.
WANAMAKER g. BROWN,
Oak Hall, Sixth and Market
Streets,
PHILADELPHIA.
maybe.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-28
PROPOSALS.

DROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
l. tor the Steam Heating and the Ven-
tilation OF the New Curt House, Will
mihgton Del.
The drawings and specifications can Re
seen at the rchitecL's office, corner of
Tenth and Market streets, Wilmington,
and aJ 226 Walnut street, Philadelphia
The estimates Will be handed to Albert
IL. silver, before ~ O'Clock a. M, June LIST
at The office of the Water Department,
Wilmington. Del,
The committee reserve the right to re-
ject any or all bids.
ALB GRT il. SILVER,
m2I-tjl. Chairman Building Committee.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-28
Fashio "a! lie Furnltufe'|
]. & J. ' HARMAT
No. 40 King street,

WILMINGTON, DEL cil1
.r~ We respectfully inform the tse nj sn
49, Gems OF ilmington, 1nd n,inu lnr
al rounf ~ country th' I'VE conSa han
aGnH 10 ma nufacture and Keep Oh msr]| Hs
at our large and long establlshea " so
ooms. FurlliIure of every varet! ,.oo
fyle. consisting OF Mahogany hoseriSt
nd Walnut Furniture sullaoie io'
.aning-room and cha IN ber uses .s,spf
our assortml ent OF Furniture is isrgtIsrs sI gsrs
ore varied Than can be found IN lle9lsNnsnl llelhWsnl
d al articles sold al our es'A'
warranted as represented. ,onabd
Veuitian Bl nds OF the m0sl ,, Constantly
esigns made to order ana kePe Pto and con
n hand. We also manuIactu.,, NJ Hp
stantly keepa large assor.,nom. asinasses
Hair. Mos and Hnsk Ma.ttH HARuAN
The daily gazette., 1880-05-28
NJ Office TO BONDHOLDERS.
~ OFFICE OF STATE TREASURER,
Dover Del Nav l. lSS0

By virtue of an act OF the General AS
sembiy, passed at Dover, February D.
1877, l hereby give notice TO holders oi
at the Philadelphia National Bank, in
the city of Philadelphia, during the bnsi
ness hours OF that bank, on the three first
secular days OF July, 1850, prepared to re-
deem and pay oil all The bonds from No.
81 10 3I5, both Inclusive OF the denom1-
nation of one thousar dollars each of the
issue of the bonds of the STATE of Della
ware. under date OF January /, lSd5, aud
that from and after the said first day of
j uly, 1881, the interest on said DO 1ds will
cease. ROBERT j. REY NULDS
myl- -eod2m. State Treasurer,
The daily gazette., 1880-05-28
: ECoND TROTTING MEETING
HOVNU THOTTING MEETING
OF THE
Delaware Trotting Association,
@
Scheutzen Park, Wilmington,
y Delaware,
JlINE Afh and Ia.h .sSa

JUNE Sth and 10Th, 1850.
+ REIN IU MS, $1,000
NO. l: Three minute race; purse sl05
flTst, ioO; second, So third SIS.
NO. z. $40 Class Purse $l25. First Am
second, $40; third, s25. eo' :
m, NO. ); 22L. Pacing Race. Purse s2O
heats, best in >. w. "iiie
SECOND DAY.
NO 1. Running Race. Sweepstakes for
al ages SlO each p. p mile meats. best >
IN 3, ID. +: A. To add slOO, second horse to
receive 825 out of stakes 90 u"
No Q. 2,3l Class. Purse 500. First sIO0
second, S65; third $40, Sio''
No. q. rs Class. Purse 800 First. sl50
seconu $50; third $50. F''O'
All OF the above races are for trolling to
harness., except Nos |, 3 and l. Mile heats
. , IN .. n i. A. Ru es to govern, I'm
IIa,e Lrance zee ~ per cent. of purse A horse
nlstahcing ne held, or any part, will only
pe entitled 10 one premium. k;ntrie'
eioae 1une wa ISL. r. PLUNkEFT, Sec
ap26-wJf. De''
The daily gazette., 1880-05-28
SPECIAL BARGAINS

GRANGER STORE iUi. EAST
~ Street Our Fus er's teas AT 0H,,
Is the best tea ever offered al lhat PITY
any city, patties that buy II Once mo
use any other. We are the only age
here; IL is only sold In Belfast, Boston
lO3 East SIKH street. We have best "a
peaches, bot white and How III WI
syrup al lSc. per can n corn staIch
2 cans of sa rdtmes, 2jc. oysters, oc'
can; pine apple cheese at l5c. per D. !
cheese has been used by some Oi
cest families. and are pronounced eAci
lent. Horse radish l0c.; bottle sweet
Ic.; bottle North of England sauce,
prunellas 25c. h; canned apples, cans
Dc; New YORK jumbles, l2c ~; run 'Sa| MI
2 pounds for DC; egg biscuit ~ VI
beef Pie. per pound by the piece. ',
are about 10 make an alteration 10 "
store and in: order tueinpty our moasJ
stan rs we viii. Sc our whit drips al N n
per galIsn, Don't forget TO secure .,I
bargain in nj molass.s while itilasls' u'"'
gers store, lu3 East SlXlh slnee, UtrRl
my2O-6t. l. NJ ''
The daily gazette., 1880-05-28

In Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance
company of Mil Creek Hd.. are he reby
notified that a tax of one and one quarter
mill on the dollar Oh the taxable basir is
due to meet the loss by fire oi the barn OF
WilIlam Lowther. All members coming
forward and paying their taxes OF or be-
lore the 18th day OF June next will be en-
Titled 10 deduction OF seven per cent. on
Brandywine Hd.; Howard T.. Finn
Christlana Hd.; Aquila Derilckson, Mill
Creek HID; James spiiDger, White Clay
Creek HID.
May IL, 1880. my24-3twltd.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-28

GEN. MAHONE, l. adler Of the Virgin. a
keadiusters, is said to be on the poil.t
Ct Executing sudden change of front
Some weeks ago it was generally believ-
ed that lie would declare for Grant, but
the assertion is now confidently made
that ne Intends to transfer his strength
TO Mr.. Tilden in case that gentleman .r
some one in sympathy with him is nom
irated at Cincinnati. The best plan
for the General would be TO III AXE up
his mind to support the nominee at Gin
cinnat. whoever he may be.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-28

To BE HANGED.-William Neal, the
negro man whose case has attracted
unusual remark because of the pro-
position to take him out of the hands
OF the State authorities and transfer
him to the United States District
Court for trial, in consequence of there
being no negroes on the Grand Jury
that Indicted him, or on the Petit
Jury before whom he was tried and
convicted, was yesterday sentenced to
be hung on the 27th of August next.
The sentence was imposed by Judge
Wales. In doing so the Judge very
wisely and properly strips the oppo-
nents of the trial in the State Courts
of every possible objection, so far as
the usual legal processes are con-
cerned. 1t will be Well for the reader
to peruse his sentence. This negro
was furnished with counsel by the
Court, at the expense of the State:
his own witnesses were brought to the
Court at the Sta e's expense to testify
IN his behalf, and everything done to
prove that he was not guilty, but with
out avail. In selecting counsel for
Neal the Court was careful to appoint
an able and experienced gentleman
who has for twenty years held the lead
ing position politically for the negro
voter and all know how willingly he
exered himself to defend Neal
Judge Wales remarks, ''It is lmpossi
BILE, after hearing the evidence to re.
sist the conclusion" that he was
guilty. When it is fully known that
negro criminals will find no apolopists
and there shall he no moulnful eulo.
gies over the sad state of the race be.
cause Of the just execution of the
guilty, there will be fewer crimes
Judge Wales sees this and from hi,
high position takes a good opportuni
ty to enforce it upon the minds of all
The daily gazette., 1880-05-28
PUBLIC SALES.

LICSALES.-ON SATURDAYS, MAY
18th, AND JUNE 9TH. SEND IN YOUR
LISTS oF DWELLINGS. LOIS AND FARMS.
mv22-4t ]. II. HEALD.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-28
Gbs Aaila &asettt
g. ?. JOHNSON. Eslisor z Propr.s.er


TIE DAILY GAZETTE Is published every
afternoon Sunday excepted,J at 4lo MAR
lzet street, and served by carriers 70 sud-
scribers In all parts of the city ana sur
rounding towns and villages, for six cents
a week, payable weekly. Yearly sunscrlo-
RS, AZ in advance. IL is the only Demo.
cratic Daily paper in the City or state and
has large and increasing circulation,
THE DELAwARE6 GAZETTE, established In
lisa, is the largest and most Hourlshlns
weekly paper in the State, and has larger
circulation than any other on tine fenln-
suia. Published every Thursday afternoon.
81 " per year in advance.
MIR, J. H. BATES, NEWSPAPER ADvER-
rfsrN q A GENT, II Park Row, (ItDses buhd
ing,) New Yorx, is authorized To contract
for Advertisements IN the DAILY ana
DELAWARE GAZETTE at our best rates.
ENTERED AT WILMINGTON POST
OFFICE
As SECOND GLASS MATTER.
FRIDAY, MAY IS. 1850.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-28
NOTICES.

7 OST.-0ne dag last week watch seal
IL with locket, red stone on one side
and black ON the other, set In gold. The
at the GAZETTE office. myE-2w.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-28

HASH ALWAYS AT COMMAND FOR
" MoRI CAGES, LARGE OR SMALL,
CITY AND COUNTRY.
apr3- w6s. HEALD q co.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-28

\ OF CE.-5y0 shares, lUth series, Me
~ chanics' Loan stock for sale. First
payment on the second Tuesday in May.
Apply to W. J. MORROW, Sec'y.
mar22tomaySO, All French street.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-11-23

YTyO ALL WHOM 1T NAY CONCERN:
i E. E. TIBBETS has this day purchased the bust
Of Howell 4 Bleshen heretofore carrying meat
market in the shop sf Ms Rncke the corner OF Car
and :octor streets in Carson New Also all Of the
book accounts of said business, standing upon the
books OF Howell Blethen The business will hereafter
be continued BY E. E. Tbbe<s, and all bills paid to and
reeeipted by him.
HOWELL & BLETHKE.
.-e.a 3. E. TfRRRTS
O.zAoa, o,tsssr Z issp -
The Hartford herald., 1880-06-30
Equal 10 the Emergcnc

Our County Committee, having
failed 10 act, two of them took the mat
ter into their own hands, on Monday,
and approved Of the call of the primary
election, 10y the District Committee, and
appointed officers to conduct the same.
They give the facts that induced then
To act, in card in this issue. Now let
every Democrat in the county turn out
on Saturday and vote for the men of
their choice. They will thus show that
they favor Democratic organization,
which insures Democratic supremacy,
and at the same time they will be Civ
ing "A proper rebuke To the men who
We're selected TO protect the interest of
the party, hut who have held ON TO their
positions very tenaciously and yet re-
fused Ia discharge the duties incumbent
upon them.
The Hartford herald., 1880-06-30

Coz. JoIN W. FoRNry. tbc leading
Renublic,u editor of pb;ladelpli, sent
,ho e,uowi,v ,,.,..,r,m IN u,..n who
c..n,..,I u.,, -, c;,.;,,
u,,i.
pu,,,nr,ru,, prxx Juncol
To DANIEL DoUGHERTY, Member Of
convention, 'iiicihnitE
,,o,,r 'r,a, ."oi, ~ 60 ~" nr tha I;r,, u.,
hero of Gettysburg, the Murat of Penn
syltania, who u nominated at Cincin-
@ naaa %; % aen.; "Su,u S as,''e, ,,,n ,,.;,ns s,,,s
curse that has nolluted IFS fair tamc. de-
stroyed the hopes of its Young men, and
enriched ITS insoient poiiticlans. III
sands oS n,monra,s wha raoar, GranT.
sacrifice at Chicago the unspeakable in
gratitude of the age, and il will consol-
laale North ana South IN tile hoiy m'hus
,a, ira"n n.a ,'an I"mS IL InnS,x
TnE Democratic Committee of this
county have be,n directed by the In