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The daily gazette., 1880-03-08
TkUSrEE's SALE
REAL ESTATE.


by virtue OF an order OF the court of
Chancery Of the State or Delaware IN and
for New Castle county, made al the F.h.
ruary, term, A. d.. 1850, of said court will
be eXp sed NJ pnblic sale on the pre Inises
In the city of Wilmington, on
SATURDAY. The l3i h Day OF March 1890
at o'clock p. M,
The following de- scrib. Real Estate lao.
Ing the properly of james v. Williams
per on OF unsOuhd mind situate d In n a
CITY OF wilmington, New Castle county
AID State II Delaware, bouId ana a.
scrlbed As follows: All that certain lot nr
piece or land in said city described In IN.
petition Hs No. 2, beginning at a point IN
the westei ly ,lde Of French street bei veen
NinIh ana Tenth streets, at The dista, ce
bf hny ct sou' herIy from the kontheriv
side of said Tenth street a corner Of lana
now or formerly OF r. Spencer Williams
thence westerly and parallel with said
Tenth street, one hundred feet 10 line of
iand now or formerly OF Elizabeth Il
Hiilts, tncnce southerly along said lin,.
OF lhnd ana parallel with French ktreet
eighteen feet To other lands OF James "
Wliliams, thence easierly along said line
OF lana and parallel with Tenth stre.t
aforesaid. one hundred feet TO ihe wester.
iy side OF French street, and thence
thereby northerly eighteen feet TO The
place OF beginning.
httendahce viii be given and terms
maue Known at the time ana place afora
SAID by JOSHUA T. HEALD. Trustee.
Or by his Attorney,
Attest: J.. N HoUsMAN. Reg. c. g.
mari $40.
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THIRD tDiTltl
Congress.

In The u. S. Senate oh Saturday a bin
was Introduced by Mr.. Teller to enable
t5wn sites TO I've cred on tae publ c
lands. Mr.. Carpenter, OF Wincomsifi,
spoke In opposiiioI of the Fitz John
Porter bili. MIR. Bayard obtained the
floor, but yielded to motion for an ex-
ecutive ses sion After the doors were
open the Senate adjourned.
The Senate on Saturday conhrme'i
Emanuel Auerbach to be Assistant Ap-
praiser tor New, York, and he TO low ins
- be Consuls Henry SlorIe, of In
J Z diana. at Pesth; L ,uis $. Magaire, at
Muscai; G.. &. Richardson, Of Texas,
etEl Paso del Nore,a ,and james s. VIE
hams at Alden. The Senate rejected
le nominations of Joseph Sa som aud
Jphn Nj. Clark to be Ce sus Sapeivis IS
fr the Second and Fifth Districts OF
PENNSYLVANIA, respect ly.
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BLIC SALE.

Il
r., Will be sold at pubic sale at Clover Hin
Farm, In Braudywine Hundred, three
miles from Wilmington, superintendeJ
by Mrs. Mary A. Lee, on
TUESDAY, March Q, 1880,
at 10 o'clock q. m,
The following described Personal Proper-
ty, of the late Barbara Carr. viz:
STOCK.-7 head of good work
and driving horses, 81 head OF ~
home raised milch cows. nearly A4xl y
an OF which WIN be in profit by AA
aay SaS9 oI sale; pull OF good stock, two aud
OF oxen, home raised, well broken and
good workers, 10 shoals. Chester whites.
lMPLEM MENTS.-l Rickford 4 Hoffman
gram driii, nearly new I farm wagons, /
born, Germantown wagon, | Jenny LIND
wagon. reaper, l Buckeye combined
corn marker, ] roller, hay bed, 2 hay
twin harrows, | spoke harrow, corn shel-
Ter, Van Wickle grain fans.7 cultiyators
grlnd stone,2 z STEEL tooth horse ra es. i
wneeeei-barrow: OK yokes, moving
scythes, grain cradle, OK chains 3 hnr.
row chains, 2 sets carriage harness. singI,.
set dearborn harness. set of double har,
ness, set stage harness. set wagon har-
ness, set lead harness and cart harness
sets plow hal ness. 2 sets plow chains
forks, rakes, hoes, shovels, post spades
crowbar, double and single trees. Z la
bushels, half-peck measure. ladder Ia
gram oags, "a mi X churns, In good order
lot OF milk pans, buckets ,buI ter seal e. fc
lot OF cider barrels. Q step ladders. crou Tf
wheat In the ground. Together with
many other articles not herein enumer.
ated.
A credit OF seven months will he given
by the purchaser giving a negot able nn,n
with an approved endorser int re, 1 sddnd Il
per cent OFF for cash. "'u'"
LUCY q. CARR, Extcutrix
l.. W. Stidham q Son, Auc.
Febl9-3twadteb2i,m mari "a
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PerpefHdi Motion.
THE PROBLEM soLvRD BYA clr1U

THE PROBLEM soLvRD BYA clrru|
CHELkSA. MAs.ACHusEre
About iOdr mriihS ago on "A
appsared 10 10 effect tia, Wits
Holland. ~ Chclesa. Mass. adlD,I
"a self-m wing Wheel, weighs hiul
sianfiy kept thrown oul on The dsc
ing ard drawn IN On The a,cendIH
Since thar tine Mr. Holland hp II
another wheel which will .tarl iie \
model of v hioh hrs been Sc, had
ber Of gentlemen.
He ha- now " process Of eethj
wheel which viii start $ lfVhh u
ana bundred ToRuds poRvr b.
three di lie emily arranged wlesI,
"U braciuG the prIrciple Of prr,d
morton, .f whii.h Re clam, 20 hrlbr
lveptof He is Amply secured against
Infringement, and has made applied
'or letters patent ~ his county anl
principal couui:les Of Europe. And
exhibition OF Ihese wheels will ,OOl
made.
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~. -
numnslN' ..as, m.N' Feb. a -A"'. m''

s.nuhtiN, Feb. "a
iGa iafs q W. ", NV ,O,err lAa Aaeas d
i'oefnmen' oe,,i loans II ''r lar0 '@Pruts
in~or,nnr" s"y ,e",edy lo'ning into 'rl,la ssI
Charity is saving live uay --tais,
moralizing tllo,,sald'.'. slGuga b
NEIL, ~ and povernm N psSlIe I. al
dn,.' a. taking effect and VIII iU'$ "
riSJrO pDTn an nan,,, ALREADY cy,r6nnI.a1Hll:s IIaHls
slowly lhoreh il IL !. 'elop vii
ne. But while o,.aa,e,IdSI
ny'ng !. on their allova''c"a, '",'s !, az
" whll. The landlords a1S "',I' d q nj
W. wsr over Tie tenure, Il ~ iisslsas
Ii.ne more during during The next sl, r9'Ie m,,S nta
ana slli conf r a permanent art G.. ~! wi
ireland than le i,lalio,"'' ~ @%M
seneration '' likely NJ
1T is an unfortnr,,o ,
IRISH statesman who now wo,,,t ,nG, tl
raise the banner Of ~ ,.~,i' would I'd
ss",,,, court political extinction s,"'I'S ,"SSJ
would be the certain =" r, aug tAal
;"ns neea not xplain is,he Icpui,' rrsnI, =,
ious complications Which I's",, sut., q
questions ,pn5 n, social ana p"liIi"sI tsl y
man Catholic emirrautSu t"uEcl iia|
them q would be Catholics '"a le
their mother religion intbo bo1EouS y \
and naturally their sniri;a,N'N N,NN1]
~ hope DO not wish that, 'SI' lDs 10y
on, the priests, who are MA Inal Z
per house, do not wish tI'' '4u ",sl . I
houses lessened by the emian.i auu''1
their parishioners. These X, I',s'al'' a
zeal as wen as religious rca,es, ra @''
ono cannot well find fault ItI,s y,
zeal OF those who wish ' !" wy ".
large and profitable parissoJ ~ plss'
their Hooks from s,,-,,;, ''S VI
foid. "'"S lion
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AUeOed High Grimm.
HARRI BNRG. Pa NJ,

"AHhi bNRd' Pa, March7la
The ifial of the eleyen pqr,on.,s
Tor corrupt solicitation If m.I s'a
siiie lseglslai uTe In oorneetion ~sl
etio arpropriaie a co 0fO,o%
i..ses tnesrred by tie aao,S \. |
lo'9 VIII begin tomorrow. in ~
Defendants are TX Stat. Tna,n,.' \
tie an.i four members of The Issi,l
10 addition te the lndictm,nt ro,,r
l'ri hery Kemhle and two orhpr !,
defrndahts are charged win III
About fiIie-n lawyer, Will parr2syI
severni eases among whom ars VI
Matt Carpen er, Iulg' j, B,41
Presliept Guwrn. of the Ptlh5.l
and Reahihg Raj road, who har u
rela ned by the Prosecuting CounI
ofihc Honse of Repres ntanyN /
trial Is expected to last two week
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The Cy.inatoscn Diaieulty.

SAN Francisco, Cal.,, March T.
Mayor Kalloch publishes the opinion Of
his legal adviser. That The copdemna-
tion II Chinatown is legal and tlrs odi-
GERS may employ force Il they are resist
ed; that the proposed movement is not
in violation of the Constitution OF the
United States nor Of the 6overnmenl,s
treaty with China.
Trouble is now anticipated, and. all
available regular troops are being con-
cenlrated at Preside, aud four compa-
MES Of soldiers are on their way from
the Department of Columbia. sett
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FIFTH EDITION.
I1busAhSjW Wasss aDep1srn.ent,

The pumps at the city mill were
shut down, this morning, on account
of the water being tainted with the
refuse dye stuiis from BaDcroft's mills.
This is fast getting to be- n regular
weekly occurrence, but yesterdays in
stalment was not as copious as gener-
ally is the case. Still, it was heavy
enough to induce the Chief Engineer
to suspend the operations of the pumps
until the water became clear.
4 ghis afternoon the levels will be es-
tablished for conducting from the race
the water that is 10 be used TO operate
the new turbine wheel that is 10 operI
ate the water pumps. It is believed
that alr difficulty between the city and
Mcssrs. Price, Tatnall and Lea, in re-
lation to the water to be used for tlus
wheel willlbe satisfactorily settled, it
being made apparent that the city will
take no more water than il Is fairly
entitled TO by the terms of its agree
Clief Engineer NcIntire has receiv
cd the report for 1879 Of the Water
Commissioners Of Providence, Rhode
Island, some items OF, which, ,complre
with similar items from Col. Meln-l
tires last report, are interesting and
suggestive. They are as follows:
Providenee Wilmington
Daily average con- g..f..,s F.
sumption tgallons) 3,1l0,279 579, ITO
Revenue for the
wear ............ .,S2i5, ,278 % e0o, ,02a I8
Exhenses.......... 112.2hA 81 ~ 1877 90
Net earnings ...... 133, ,0i4 10 so ,sS2 IS
IL will la thus seen that while the
diil' av. Ta 0 consumption OF water in
Provldence u less BY over 100000 gall
Inns than in Wilmington, the revenue
expenses ami n st :earpings are largely
III excess. This IL on account " the
metre system OF water charges prevail
Ing in that city, by which people pay for
water by the quantity used. 1t is a
costly sysyRm, hut IT makes a great dif fer
eucsfiR he revenues derived from the
nse ct waller The charge is twenlyl
'centsper one thousand gafiOhs for oral
nary consumption, and not less than ten
cJDIs for large consumer. Many per-
sons are favorable I? introducing the
metre system in Wilmington, but
Q bets oppose II oE the ground hat IL
wohld make people ecoDomi cal in Tia
use OF water, and thus INITIATED against
That thorough Cleanliness of properly
and person 80 Desirable in a latge and
growing city.
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HbHRFii EDITION
l..,..x...... a., I.r !. ..ss~y.

Indications for the Middle Atlantic
States rising barometer, colder north
70 psst sOinds, cloudy sssathsr, wah
occasional rain,1 followed BY clear
scs ather. r i bas
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LOCAL TsslE Table.
TRAINS LEAAffsg VA. MINGroN

TRAINS, LEAA ~ VAL HGroN
For PHILADELPHIA.-2.2i, 7.U,, s.id. 800,
e.ss, 1915, l0-s0. a. M. LA I2stt'. ~, i.0J'
64d. 7.o9 e:5s, z; m, I'm ''sili.hy~, 2zi' o.io'
| a. M; 6,UO. I'D, ZIG y. IN.
FOR NKw' roRK.-2..i 100, lo.09. a. M. /;
R.B, i2. 30. o,ld. ~ -ni---oii sundays, 2'2i
F"a BAnrtmoRs -AsD wAsHINervE.-
~ 81. 2.O3, S.Sb n. Iu.; lz.52 Los, OILS, fOS,
p. m. On sundays, l2.5l. 2. 10 "A. Iii. ..'r,
FOR BALTIMORE, bay Line cohne ectioD)
..,S y, IN. NoSuhdas Trains. III
FoR Nkw CAsILk.-oO y. 10, u. M; LIE,
3OO, $50, o. IN. Nosunday trihis,
FoR DRLAwARB Ii. ls-V.l5 al. m; l.l0,
d.:U. p. m. No sunday traits. ss1b
Fox WILMiNGruN & NoKruInS X. R.,
80, a. M; 800, $40 p, mn. No sundny
trains.
For DELAWARE wksrEKn Il. Rib
\ lO.Soa.In.; b.SOp. m. M ssunslss tralps.
TRAINS ARRIVE IN WILMINGTON
FROM PHILApELiTIIA.-l2. 2D3, $50.
s.lu n. M; l2.qi. Ia, 0.s. 80, 1.-D, 5la,
6.2s 100. $50. lilo y. III. -O.I-uhdays 8, l2.B
2-oa. lO,Ioa. NJ; Us, ii;lOp. ~. s
FRoM ALrimokE.-2.iS. $40, 9.57. a. m
51Ss; is;s. ~ S,sG. sio, ~ On sundays.
FRoM WAaHINGToS.--2.I6. IA. IN l2Ni,
I2.87, b.38, $50 y. m. =
FROM NEW CAsrLE--S.5O, 05a. II. .50a. M!
5.25, 6,45 r. m. No Sunday trains.
FROM DkLAwARE IL. k.-S.5O, ll.50 o. m;
6.t3 y. IN. M OH. day trains. -
. FkoM W ILMiNGToNA NoKrIIRKN X. H.
$40, n.3S u. m; Gas D.! an No Sunday
trs,inA
FnoM DELAWARE wEsrknS Il. R.-s.,o,
a. M; 10, p m. No sunday trains.
TRAINS FOR WILMINGTON LEAVE
PEfLADEl.PHlA. .r
FROM BROAD STREET AND WARRINGTON
AAENuL-.b, $40, lU.,J,, II 10 A. M; 30
3.oo. 400, oh, 6.UO 100 J.I5 il.sO n. IN. ON
sundays, Mo n. in.: $40. 9.i5 l.:h p. m.
FROM THikrY SECOND AND MAKKE1
SrKEtis. --7.50, li.3j a. m. ~ -, l.ts;, -,
in.; i.OJ u. IN. On SGnda. :, i.UU, 80 IL. ~
Nore.-The black filutes repiesent IN,
IN led Eapress,"i Un wbich an ettr.
iare ~ Charged. rIfa
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Wilmington MarLess.
PHILAD'A MARKETS.
W EDNEsDAY March s. 8 u

WEDNESDAY March S.5P.M.
AfloUk.-fEour Is very quiet, but I'M
chan 7ed. safes Oi 100 barrels, iLcludlng
Mlnn s''ttextrd AZ 57l5as6 S7Is Penna.
Xira iaini y al 90 y 2aS0 s7iS; Western do.
To- at 81 '1aSI . aud patent and other
ilgh grades ats. 80 u SS y. Rye -four is
Irni "l - Corn Meal is dull. We quote
1t - l0f. o b.
CHAIN Wheat continues dull. but
T,rtS were "a iihci on higher. sales of
iI,MV pnsleis inc'uding rejected at 81 2la
u 8, ! fehnsylVani red. track, at tl 4511;
sou hern Amber, do. at Sl.4715, and No. 2
Rod, elevator, at $l.IjL MaIch 81 II April.
q A. May and 81 E54 June. Rye Is quiet.
qupte fehLhylNuLIa. at S3c. Corn ir
'rih sales OF 5000 ruSh. Including mix
y at 5il la55c., yellow al 5bc. and white al
DC Al he nltn board, 5il1c, WAS bid for
'ialch a34f. for April Sc. for MAY and
y -c. log June. Oats are very quiet; sales
u - 81 Lushcis, Including mixed at IIl5c.
'id hlie at i5EHE cents. The rereipts
uaaH were as fnllowa: 2sOO bbls. fiour
200 bush. wheat, IA. 90 bush. corn. So
'uShels rye, 800 bush. oafs, 1870 bush.
hi'c3. % bushels malt. $50 bbls. W hiskey.
~tnskY-J1 bbls. Western iron bound
old al Il 10 per galton.
FHlLA DkLPHlA CATTLE MARKET
NoSpAY March 5P NJ
'hEFF tAII LIE were in better demand this
Il, ana J.. ICES were a fraction hi, her
|"Io lleud sold AT the different yards Al 81.
'n1. lor extra. o. for n few Choice ana !
nc. Tor common 10 good.
SHEEP were unchanged. 500 head sold
NJ the al rt yards, at A. &c. per lb
ana lambs at 5ll9 7c. per n. as to quality
HOGS were dul al former rates. 5000
nead sold at the different yards at 81 &c.
per pound.
COWS were in fair demand. 90 head
sold NJ S2Da $40 per head.
SHEEP BROKERS ASSOCIATION.
Park Drove Yard, Wess Phtta.. Esb. a
SHEEP.--Extra, 40 to 100 bs, $50: good
w 70 lOO ibs., TO &c; fair, 80 to IS Ms. 81
10 o94c. good lambs, 81 IA 611e. common
"a lahlDs, 5Is 10 &c; calves, O ~ &c. Market
isOU head.
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Fro m Hon. Andrew CornwnlI
Ex-MEMBER or LEGIsLATURR, NEW
YORK STATE.

11N N Ell T'IsIN OF IEUISIlATUHBI NEW
YORK STATE.
ALEXANDRIA BAY, Jan. 8, 1880.
III. II. Warner & Co.
GENTS: have been troubled with kid
ney difhculty for the last three years and
In October last had very severe attack
then commenced taking your safe Kid.
ney and Liver Cure and obtained relief at
once. have us, two bottles and feel a.
we'll as ever. and ] shall always keep
supply Of Warner Saf, Kidney and
Liver Cure In III. house.
Yours truly. A. CORN WALL.
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RAsG kE.I Esr I
tBhllADELPfIA I WfI.MsStgVO ;
AND BALTlslOlsB RalLROAD
NOVRMBKK lOIu IgTy

NOVEMBER l0ru 1873.
Trans vii leave Whining ton as foiiows
Tor .lff -
Philadelphia and Intermediate Stations
40. ~, 1880 m. 2.;D, O0, 7.t0, .. 10 D.
a.
Philadelphia (Express, 900. s.so. iO.O2 II.
Phile, and New York 29l. 100. io.o2 a. on :,
l2l3. l2.39. $40 y. m.
Baltimore and intermediate Stations,
Ids u. IN. ..
baltimore and Bay line, 7.Os D. IN.
Eaitimore and Washington, l2jl, 2.Gl.
Nd n. IN: l252, l.0I, .. Is, y. IN.
Trains hor Delaware Division, Ieave for
New Castle 1.uO. Ma, "a. mt lie, BOI, 6..pi
p. IN, =. =.
harrington ard Ttermtdiate Stations.
~ u, IN. l.ie, O.M r. IN.
peilnm and lnternitdiate Stations, s.la
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Phllndelphia and Intermediate static
sio q. M; 500. $50. $40 p. m. .A
Philadviphin ami New Nork, 9.nan M.
Baliimofe and Washington, l2.5l. 9.Ir
a. III. = .
for further Information passengers are
ieierred To the time tables posted at Lhg
depot- l III. +. X I'm NEY,
Super lDt endcnt
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lo-uay.
The speed at which shifters are run
ana passenger trains 90 through this
Guy Is certainly dangerous to the pub
lie safety.
Ihe working plans for the new city
building at Sixth and King streets are
oeing prepared, and will be ready for
builders to estimate upon in a few
A gentleman went into Adams q
bro. store, Saturday night, and
gravely announced that he had decid
ca to destroy the peace and quiet of
his family. The clerk, wi h equal
gravity, handed him the "game of fif-
teen" which he quietly took, paid for
and departed.
The daily gazette., 1880-03-08
IN GUITARS Wedding.


MIDNIGHT CALL ON A MINISTER IN
NORTH cARoIINA TO PERFORM. TIE
MARRIAGE cEREMoNy.( 'fh e.
STATEsvILLE, N. g., March 5,--In.
telligence was received here of re-
markable. wedding which took place in
Alexandria last night at f2 o'clock.
lhGk Singletone, one of the brayest
and most desperate moonshiners, was
the groom, and Lille Latour, the
pretty 1S-year-old daughter of the late
Morgan Iatour, called the skiing of
the still, was the blushing bride. For
several days past this gang Of distillers
have been hotly pursued by the reve-
nue raiders-in fact, so closely were
they followed that it was found'incon-
venient to stop in the daytime.
When they reached the widest and
most inaccessible part of Alexander
county they sent two men to do pickt I
duty, while the chief of the band di-
rected two others to 90 on IA scouting
tour for a minister TO perform the mar
riaec Ceremony. They rode twenty
seven miles, and finally succeeded in
finding Rev. Daniel Dawcrieh, a Ban
list minister. They begged the min
ister To go with them, stating that
they had "a very i'll friend who wanted
10 be married so that his afiianced
might get his fortune in case he died.
IN" men &c Le"tlemanly, and the
minister, Ignorant OF their character, ac-
companied them. when he got TO the
rendezvous he was asked 10 perform the
rrTemonE as quickly ~ possible, and he
iid 30. The happy husband then slapprS
hin ou the shoulder aud gave hun $50
u gold, af er which he asioLi,bed di-
vine was escorted buck home, after
"three nheers tor the parson, boys /" had
been proposed and given with u will.
The gang this morning were pushing on
TO the mounlains, closely followed by
the revenue raiders.
Died In the Far Wcsf.
Thomas Il. Wooters, a young man
formerly of Brandywine, died a few
days ago in Leadville, Coo. ID, ceased
was son of John Wooters, who lives
ON Squirrel Run, and is employed /
Duponts powder works. About three
years ago, lie left his home to seek his
fortune in the West. He first went To
Kansas City, but not being successful
there lie went to Leadville, where for
tune began TO smile upon him.
At the time o his death, he
was building himself house.
aud II is said that he owned an
interest in two or three mines. His lei
ers home were very encouraging until a
short time ago he wrote that he las SUIT
tering from a cold -aa
The next Information received was TO
the efrci that he was de ad, having died
oI pneumonia. His father has written
ther Information. Tha body will nroba-
olS be brought here for intprmrnt AZ
some future date. At the time or his
Heath he WIS in his 2Itb year.
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Lifting shIps over Isthmussa :.

PARIS, March 6-M. Dsubourg, a
French engineer, claims that he has de-
vised means for ira, sporting large yes-
sells over istbmuses, however steep, q, d
an experiment is sl.oItly to be made at
Argenteuil by lining ship Of 1900 toys
from the river Seint, and taking IL on
rails 10 another point on the river.
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Held for Court

Saturday afternoon last Thomas Gar.
irashV and John Brierly we've given a
heatlng before the Mayor, OH the charge
o' stealing pair Of gents CATERS from
the store o'llenry Pike, No. 3l3 Market
street, an accoun. of winch appea ed Il
Saturdays GAZETTE. They were each
, Id IN the sum of 500 bail to answer
he charge at the next term of Court
The daily gazette., 1880-03-08
TOTAL HERALD 1IlSH RELIEF
III EIINn. l. -

New York, March Total sub
scriptions 10 the Herald famine fund
amounts TO S27S, ,495.70 inclL ding So
542,62 1, cei, ed yesterday.
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SIX Acres ofHennerv.

The West Chester News saws: We
learn That French lady, now living in
il'i'adelphia, AS purchased the Coa es
property' south Of Paoli, containing i've.
or SIX acres, upon which she will lpr.ct
hehnery and incubator ON an exten ,iye
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n1ssoLurIoN OF rARINSEiGI51srI LSni I5s ],

NoIice is hereby 81, en- n wee xerp lh'Ig.sl]
iership lately su9slssi sanses ns ", tbpIHs"sa
N. Robinson and .eW'IJ EVIL Ne~ %s.ss|
# Nil Creek ilnndi,r'ii lIi,.r iibe 6,Gl :, .oi1s os
;ouniy, Delaware, nIdTr ndier, wa was di,Tn1 /, n1
II Robinson q chaln'uine,,,ry ~, M sll
N The 27ln day 4 4, fJ,Ibts'So isbts owing % =
tual consent. All ue", ,,eeeiyed g nj
,aitnership are to ne i. ,'nd al d.ID
thomas NJ. Rqbin;sPnm,' n,' ,or o paymelaGES,
% be presented (; (; nm - n, 10 RoBIRSSSaGsS
bh.WEE5 W. . +, AaorutIpusll'|
Thomas NJ. l.oOlasSa .OG Ti'i At 'Hsss;.'s Hs,s,sSis.'
'ei., and sollells a ., Gon me I," ir@o @o0,s.Os
leb57. 3tecd&ttw
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Uiu Kenmore To- MOrro% y

The family of John o byIl's t. NI
will remove from this cry .%',ii,rI
York, tomorrow. They will Sads1 IeillI N
Thirty-frst street, near 'ua,nsutlyl|
MIR. 0Byrne, is now perma'i%tssa p,' %sea !,
Gated in New York, having Is corpsr,
pointed one of the assistant .il' rstainh
ton counsel. lie Will SUI a,iIl
Office in Philadelphia, when WIZ
charpe of his sol George
The daily gazette., 1880-03-08
CLAYTON House arrlvssS' ''s n (

w, II. pnilaD and wiie, no''
=. q. Galbr ith, philau"NI R
n N Belle, So. Jonn's, NJ D.
CMi'ake Providence, H. j"
A. r. Tatum, Phiia, nc,
Geo. Il Kirknaii, cny yrolita,
f. n. Gordon, SOU II e"o
III. w, Fowler. thlcag".. .atre COMP
Las +. Newbold. Maryl"hu'
]. NJ. Sly. New l"rK. -
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oREAr FIRE pARrs.

The Times Paris despatch says the
ware houses Of he .Messageiies Nation
ales, great carrying company have been
destroyed by fire. Merchandise of the
estimated value OF 2,000O00f. was des-
troyed- Six thousand square yards are
covered with the debris. The las is
fully insurrd. - -. -
The daily gazette., 1880-03-08
Re-appOinted

His Excellency Governor iaa " n
re-appointed James G. wilson as,n p p"SI
for Appoqulnimink Hundred e(a,,.l,stil i%I
appointment gives general 'a's,'t' 1 a'd ,|
to the residents of Townsend '''
cinity.
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Financial and Co.anereial.

WILxINeToN, Del, March. 1, tss0.
Latest stock QuotaLions FURNISHED by
aeald 4 Co., Clayton House Building
WILMINGTON, Del. at II n. to-day;
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Local Lines.

Yesterdays rain was genuine soak
er' and left the streets quite muddy
to-day.
The daily gazette., 1880-03-08
LOCAL STOCKS AND BONDS
STOCKS.

National Bank of Delaware. 100
First National Bank.................. 1B
Union National Bank Az
National Bank OF vii. & Brandywine 80
Farmers Bank .......................... so
Wilmington Coal Gas Co... IS
Delaware II. n. Co.. 20
: Delaware Western X. n. .co...... "a
Phila.. VIII. Il Baltimore r. X. Co..... 6Sl<
Wilmington 4 Northern r. II. Co..... u
Wilmington Passenger Il. W. Co...... AZ
Delaware Fire Ins. Co................. 81
Masonic Hall Gn
The daily gazette., 1880-03-08
Il pir0inid Scandal
BALTI MORE, Nd, March I, IN

DALTI Aolth, Olu., MaTCH !, lm
A special telegram from From Ri
Va, gives brief particulars ofa7i
involving two leadirl families
which is now being investigated. Il
pears that n few days ago the cfPsd
threewreks old infant was iOundini'
on the premises { a leading ci'iRn-
ruInor associated lhe crime wiibaw
lady who was known to have Veen
delicate condition. Evidence vis9I
d. ced showing that this yolng Fnl
visited a friend and was slllsqneh
pronounced by ph, sician to beilp
he effects of maternity. The rbld
appeared, and now ii is believed % =
been murdered in order 10 conceal
mothers shame. G;ea Interest snl
ifested in the case, and the veldla
anxiously looked lorSaId 10,