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Wilmington Markets.
WILMINGTON. Del, AIril l5. 4.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
WEDNESDAY, April MS.

hDNESDAft April II, D. L. M.
FLoUR.-rhe trade Is dull ard weak
aies OF lIUO bbls., including Minnesota
.xtra. At - 81 1aG 2j; PennKyivania extra
mlly at So 7oa6 .; Western do. do. at
D 10 10, and Patent aud other high
.rades at Sc 65a7 IS. Rye flour Is Inactive;
We quote at ~ 5Dai IS.
GRAIN Wheat is Irregular and la2c
over. Sales of 81 0G0 bushes, Including
ieJected, 1T 81 Il; PennsJ lVanla reas
rhcH ht 81 "a; Sou.hern amber, do, al
81 55al 3bl7, and No. red, elevator, al
j 81, April; 81 2s94 May; 81 2554 June, and
u lla4al ID, July. COrn.-GraIn depot lots
re scarce, but elevator lots are lower
With sales OF $4,000 bushels. including
tes mer, At 53c; mixed at 5ie.; yellow
uuck, al 5'ad12c.; do grain depot, 55a5ll5.
'nd white at 90. At the call board April
GA at 1l12c,; 5lssc. was bid for April;
Sc Tor May; 4ILsc. for June. and 4SIs
ior July, Oats are dull Sales of 5000
pushels, Inc uding mixed, at 43c.. and
white at 44al7c Tor common to choice
he receipts to-day were as follows: 2lS0
purels Flour, $500 bushels Wheat, l3lIO0
'ushe.s Corn, 800 bushels Rye. .0la
'ush9ls Oats 2i5 barrels Whisky.
WlilSkf.--l0p balreis OF Westeru iron
oonnd sold at u % per gallon.
PHlLA DELPHIA CATTLE MARK ET
MosDAY. April25P
BEEF CATTLE were in fair demand and
prices were fraction lower: 294I nea,l
sold Mt the different yards at 81 and
e. per pound, as to quality.
SHEEP were III demand at full prices
~ mead soid at The difierert yards, at bh
&c. per To-, and Lnnbs at 8l5a7l5e. per A.
rs To COndi ton
HOGS were unchanged. 5000 head sold
at the different yards at 6% 7LSc. per b.
COWS were about the same as last ono
ed I5O head sold nj 45asiO per head.
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General European News.
LONDON, April 20, is,

al LONDON, April 20, 1880.
The Earl of Scarborough has. been in
jured, il is believed fatally, by the over
turning of a drag.
The Spanish Congress y, steiday re-
jected all the amendments to the Cuban
budget Df receipts. In the debate on the
bill relating TO public meetings Senor
Labra dehanded that the privileges
granted In the bill be extended TO Cuba
aud Porto Rico. The Minister of the
Interior replied that the opportunity
would soon come for discussing the
application OF the law 10 the colonies.
A despatch from Paris says that Baron
Won Radowltz has presented his creden-
tials as Ambassador of Germany to
President Gsevy.
A despatch from Paris 10 the Sports
man says that M. Vignaux, the French
billiard champion, will not again a, cep,
a challenge from Mr.. Slosson.
The obelisk which was ordered by
Queen Victoria to lie erected on the spot
where the Prince Imp rial fell in Zulu
land has been put in position.
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=. H., i&ili ~
ARemnant of the Past.
8 6. New CASTLE. April 10Th.

& = New CASTLE, April 18TH
MIR. EDIToR:-Whiie Mr.. George
W. Eckles, a. young farmer, living
about one mile from New Castle, vas
walking along the river front of the
farm owned by the Misses Booths, he
noticed the circular position of several
bricks out about ten foot in the mud.
Mr.. Eckles procured a spade and be-
gan digging, and to his great surprise
he found that he had discovered well,
, nicely walled and the bricks being III
good condition at the present time
None of the old residents of this place
Lave the slightest recollection OF a
house standing there or the position OF
the well. 1t was about twenty yards
from his spot that Mr.. Eckles found
the antlers of a deer and quite num-
her Of bones some eighteen months
ago. He has also large number OF
! Indian arrow heads and old coins OF
different nations, all found on this
same place.
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FIFTH EDITION.
THE REFORMED CHURCH.

MEETING OF THE COUNCIL OF THE
SYNOD OF PHILADELPHIA IN THIS
CITY.
A meeting of the Council of the
Synod of Philadelphia, Reformed
Episcopal Church, will be held in the
Reformed Episcopal Church of tile
Covenant, this city, commencing at
| 30 o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
This Council is a sort of advisory
body to the General Council, which il
the supreme legislstive body of tho
Church. II win be composed of min
istelial and lay delegates from eipbt
churches in Philadelphia and one in
this city. Bishop VIM. X. Niekersop.
of Philadelphia, will preside, and Mr.
Laird, formerly Philadelphia Press
reporter, is Secretary. This will be
the first regular meeting of the Coun-
Gil Of the Philadelphia Synod. The
Reformed Episcopal Church has been
an established institution only about
six years, but its growth has been uu-
usually rapid. The church in this
city is less than two years old, but IL
has met thus far with gratifying sue
cess. 1t occupies the old Union Church
Edifice, on Second street near WASH
ington, and the congregation has be-
come so large that the auditorium is
crowded nearly every Sunday. Acces-
slons to its membership are received
almost weekly, and tonight about
twenty-five new members win he re.
ceived and confirmed.
The sessions of the Council will be
public, and all who desire TO attend
are cordially invited to do so. At the
session Tomorrow evening, DR.. Wm.
Newton, of the Church of the Cove,
nant, Philadelphia, will read an essay
on the topic, "Witness for the Truth. Z"
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The ProlibilionisIs Of Illinois al,
invi I'd 10 be present at a Slate mass coll
vention, to be- held in Springfield OF
Tuesday, June Isl. The invitation j.
addressed TO all citizens OF the Stat,
without regard to previous patty Iela iol,
sex, or religious creed.
A Kansas State convention of colored
men at Topeka, last Tuesday, passed
resolution urging wrll-educated colore,
men who have enough money for fair
start to cmigrate from the South T.,
Kansas, but disconraging poor freedmen
from doing so.
Some OF the earliest loclMolves ever
bull have run over IL a minute il
this country, aud ~ mile, a. hour ha
heennade in England. ami in one cas-,
93miles per hour Was attained for few
hi les.
The IronSideS. one of NJ. w. Bald
wins first engine, was run fifty yeai,
ago AT the rate of 81 miles an hour on
the philadelphia ami Germantown Rail.
road Mr. Petlt, who was Tor years con
nected with Mcssrs. Baldwin & Cos
esTahlishment, ran the engine a. the tin,
and her speed was carefully noted hN
Mr.Frankhn Peale and OILERS who tool
part IN the trial.
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LOCAL TIME TABLE.
TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON


FoR PHILA LADEI.pHIA.-2.2l, $50, 1:u, slu
aUu, y.B, 1912, 1880, a. M; i2.ly, A. 30. 2.s0
400, 5.46, 100, D.I6, p. m. On sundays, 2si'
s. O.a. M: 600, $50, B.i6 p. m.
For New yORK.-2.2l $50 700, lu.O2, a.
N. l2.l3, 1870, 80, p. IN. ON Sundays
For BALTIMORE AND wAsHINGToN.---
1851, 2Os, S.35, a. m. l252, I.O4, 5.lS, 7.OS,
p. m. On sundays, ls5l, 2.lO a.in.
For BALTIMORE, Bay Line cohneotion)
i.ts p. m. No Sunday Trains: ~
EoR NEw CAsII.E.-6.0O o. 10, a. M; liz
,;.O0, $50, y. m, No sunday trains,
FoR DELAWARE II. R.-a Is a. M; lilo
ds30, p. IN. No sunday trains.
Fox WILMINGroN & NoRTuHRN II. r.
$50, a. M; 800, $50 p, m. No Sunday
For DELAWARE WESTERN Il. R.-7.ll
1880 a. M; $50 p. IN. No sunday trains.
TRAINS ARRIVE IN WILMINGTON
FROM PHILADRLPHIA.--12.4 LOB. $40
y.lOsa. III. l2.0s. l242 1.O2. $50, 80. 5.lS,
6.2A, 100, $40. l.l0 p. m. On sundays, l2.4S
2.0s, 1910 a. M; 7.Ss. lilo ., m.
I.O2. s. IL, w p. m. On sundays. 2.,3a. M.
FROM BALTIMoRE.-2.15, 9.D, 9.57, II. IN.
l2.0a. 1887. 5.36, S.36, p. m. On Sundays,
?. n. m. v.86 p. IN.
FROM WAsnINGToN.-2.l5. u. IN. 1908
I2.3z, b.36, D.3b p. M.
FROM NEW CASTLE. $50. 9.5 a. m :;
5.25, d 45 p. IN. No Sunday trains.
FROM DELAWARE Il. $50, ii 70 n. m.
81 p nj. No Sui day tIiuhs.
FkoM WILMINGToN 4 NORTHERN II. X.
40, LBS a. m.; 6.4S p. IN. No Sunday
trains. tr
FROM DELAWARE WEsrEgN II. R.-stO
n. M; 10, y. IN. No sunday trains.
TRAINS FOR WILMINGTON LEAVE
PHlLAbEi.PHIA
FROM BRoA STREET AND WASHINGTON
AvENUE--7,5V. 500, 800, 40 Ii. IN; 80
800, 400, s. 15, 800 100. yI5, 1l.30 p. m. ON
sundays, $50 Il. H.; Geo, 0.i5, il.3Op m.
FROM THIRTY SEooNp AND MARKET
SrKEETs. -73O. lbs n. nj. IA, 40, i.c:, ;.
M; LOO n. m. On Sunda! s, LOO, 7:3O a. M
NorE.--The black figures represent tht
e i'm ted Express Un which an extri
IN re Is CHARGED
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From the N. Y. STR.
Advance in The Price of Beer.

EXCITEMENT AMONG THE coNsuM
ERs OF THE BEVERAGE ON TIE EAST
SIDE.
There was considerable exch, men
among the b'er drinkers of the
Eleventh and Seventeenth Ward, ves
erday on account Of the fact tLat IA,
saloon Keepers in that part of the CITY
had raised the price OF beer from sevei,
TO eight cents per pint, and from four
cen 10 hfthieen Gently per quart. II was
predicted that the slight advance was
precursor Of further and greater
Increase in price within a few days
The retail dealers have taken time
by thef oreiock in anticipation of the
advance in the wholesale price of beer
to be made by the bpewers on NAV /.
to make consumers Of lager pay more
for the reverence.
The price perglass was not increased
as 1t was considered that the foam
gave the saloon keepers ample profit,
the glasses not being more than two
thirds filled with liquid. d
In the Seventeenth and Eleventh
wards there are nearly 5000 saloons.
la some blocks there are as many as
eighteen. These establishments sell
from two to ten quarter barrels of beer
each per day, seven -eights of which is
sold by the pint. There is scarcely a
family which does not consume, ON an
average, three pints of beer a day.
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Not Identified

Coroner Butz and L. w. Palmer
went down to Townsend ON tn. 10
Delaware train yesterday for the pur-
pose OF holding an inquest over the
body of the unknown man who was
found drowned in Smyrna Creek. The
inquest was held between 3 and o. !.
clock, but the evidence failed to show
who he was, and as the body was much
swollen 1T was inferred in Friendship
church grave yard.
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PROPOSALS..

sealed pronosals will be recelseu M "
a qua rter be fore eight o'c ock' ?. ", m1,,rt|
Thursday next 22J Inst, for grading Is.ssSspi Ssj
son street between sixth an, anh ale o' d
streets. the amount Of material ards m thj
moved ia about two bundled ya,,hh ,he ba|
dirt removed 10 be deposited on and I'm NsdI|
II TEN h street between Adams i,,sonostsd nn Il
ION streets, the stone to be Wdn Bnrel
the breaker at Tenth ana tnb ,.od dollsrl
streets. A bond of one h,nuied,b . ,be good
must accompany each M m' no deposil
faith of the same. The bids VI ~, " M Inbefl
ed In the box in the 'nuhn,u u,,,a Supervisl
The work 10 be done under lne ''f
ion M Of the Street Commi' .loner, orepiu3
By order Of The con mittee oGnuFy. on 1lFY.
Streets. JAMES MOolir - aIrran.
am % ~ '--1
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0'0m"ia on ner NJ,

9"g 81 WANTS TIN yIs,r n
STATES 81 MES-or-wAIn,t I,t .,, Or usII
m,,u,a.., ,w,uA,as.,.',lNeroN, April "a ,ro,'lAlsI
"ara'lesllon ara .s addresseGlh' l' h, Ss,-lhs D.
y, sera p., OF the United st,lss. Us p.,,e'llsnl !,
reoua.'s re- s,,alna and AspInSs,IIp p' !. coAa
ao',.'e nalce and the Bay Of off, ehi.,lhe ~ H. q
ses,Gn s.s,,.l, of the otll.ers in Tc"n,mfqa, cnmq d
,Sioi,lsn,ns ui,iis coaling stations NvsO@alaAd !, n
s,nInnn C'Illollt consulting the ' ."., az ,lee
VWG'1,uilolp Was,lip lave been i0, i%u'nofai3
Min;L,g ias;h,ngton 1t i, u'%Ha"ardsd|
msm,Ga M,,,,,,er Deichman, wIo wwII'os',l%st s.s'
hampton r. ads to T"" m",. sails
u. y D. steamer Tenn ss"e ~O''oS 10 III
~ ,'ls post a Bo,ola, t.bs.' JSes' ,vl,, rn naS
rely ,,,Lil Of the American WIN n hin|
sitisf Glory. viii prove end
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The Public will
take Notice.

1sT. THAT THE Posi- MASTER GENERAL
HAS RESCINDED HIS ORDER AaAIssr
THE DELIVERY OF MAILS TO THIS Con-
PANY.
2ND. THAT THIS Is THE ONLY LOTTERY
COMPANY WHICH HAS EVER BEEN DE-
cLARED LEGAL BY UNITED STATES
COURT. -
'RD. THAT UNITED STATES CfRcIIr
,. %. W 1 ) ubGE BROWN HAS DECLARED ITS
DRAWINGS NOT FRAUDULENT.
4TH. THAT REGtSTEREp l. ETvrvpe u,,
tENCEFGRrH BE DELIVERED AND posrAI
Orders PAID AS FORMERLY
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ALL STREET YBsTERDAY.--Mon oney
was easier than il has been since the
lst inst. Iu very few cases "commis-
sion" OF l-32 per Gay was added to inter
Est for call loans upon stock collateral,
hut the general rate war s per cent, AZ d
before the close losns were made at 4
per cent. The stock malkat was favor.
ably affected by this and closed upon a
fraptiouRl advance.
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Death of Samuel Allen.

Another Wilmirgt MS old cnizens
MT. Samuel Allen, Sr., died abont 3. 20
No. 703 Kiug street, aged srv.u,v-si>
years Typhoit fever was the inm.
date cause Of his death. though he had
Uttered from acOmDlic cation OF affections
Tor some time
Mr.. A Hen was native OF Mill Greek
Hundred, but hved in Wilmington To-,
80 or 80 years. He was for many y.are
engaged IN the grain aud T. ed business
and was aisc at tunes actively Interested
II local politics. He several times v aA
a candidate for the Repubhcau nomins-
tiol for Sheriff of New Castle count,
ana was successful in 1866, though H.,
was defeated by Wn. Herbert by a ma
iority of only eleven votes.
Mr' Allen was mar ofexemplar,
haoits and strict Integrity. tie was
grsatly respected and always ei joytd tlr
condolences Gf his fellow men to a larg,
d"gree.
The daily gazette., 1880-04-20
KEARNEY' Partner IN TRoU
RI.E

SAN FRANCISCO, April l9.-Tbe Judi
ciary Cummitte. f tie Boar,, of sinner.
visors, tip whom was lefrt' Il the task OF
learning whether Mayor K.ll,ch dtd or
lid not use incendiary language I'm his
recent spre cii-s, has been at work on the
matter evar since SO far as can be as
eertainei the princIpal uupstion now
under consideration is whether or mi
the supeivis have power to impeach
the Mayor.
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ANCHOR LINE

UNITED STATES MAIL sIhA"
Sail every satnrd.aSaow. :,
NEW York TO 6IT GhAFsRRAVGiE AFRAGE, t.s:J
CABINS, $50 to . %. . edIattle, sheep OF ~
These steamers do not cafty o' 4
And every saturday, atpTos bf1REcr. IA
CABINS, s55 to fi1s Excnrslon are n unsurpassed
Ali Sta tcroops on a, na,t, rntcs TO to or from
Passengers booked ut ioEesS nrone or Ameftoss tossre
Drafts az lowest rates, paySseled nd Ireland, o
throughout England, scotIa,IIa nIans, a Sc. appp \
For books offnlormation, planP, ps,a GsrEs'
HRNpERsos BROTHERS, BowL,n aS Express,
or TO SAM.F. BEITS, 1m1,lmIngton, D'A
apr2U-
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oenerai Joe Johns,o. ..
the kn,,s0n Iife,

.vossnh wAhsllIlNGroN, y April ls-o.J
.teSeia,o = Sosepn ! =. Johnston. the ta,eosa ar nG'
IN ms eNperie ce in Congress AS l,a p'ta'td NJ
be a candidate rol rerlas,i,'.' Ic1,' ana will
70 be a good deal dis lIsled " :, ne :, b
OF disc pllne aud esprit du ca..l a. lh
battalion, of which e s a n VOls
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FOURTts EDITION
Isss.tens.,.n. ier r..l,ax.

SoutAerly scinds, ccsring to cooler
northsest, soith cssariag and clear soea-
ther, possibly preceded By light rain,
rising barometer. s 4'i
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Hard Fighting Uith J.a,j

TWENTY-FIVE or ,,,
"M0UNTED pn,,,t'y VAsAI
KILLED. hhPoi
OTTAWA, Anil lg.-h +.
htr that the mounted ,nI,on 4 ~ NnI
an encounter with lie Indian. u'se| N
Northwest and twcn,y.fye '4'' ~S - Y
'icemen have been kIIld, VI "f|
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jill CLOTHS, From 3 to l2
feet wide.
A full Ii ne of Smyrna, Velvet,
Tapestry and Cocoa Mats and
Rugs, woolen and linen Drug
gets, Stair Rods, Stair Pads and
Carp Innings.
EoTE.-The low prices at
which we are retailing our Car
pets In the face of present heavy
advance in all kinds of goods
mentioned above we would say
that, anticipating a rise from the
exceedingly low prices of last
season, we made our contracts
for spring delivery early last
fall and winter thus avoided the
high prices now prevailing. Our
present commodious Carpet
Rooms, with our elegant light,
affords us ample facilities for
showing goods, and we would
cordially invite all, whether
wanting to purchase or not to
call and look through our large
stock.
The daily gazette., 1880-04-20

To ignpr- the warning of approacbinp
disease IL neither cautious or safe Pru
ience would suggest the immediate use
nf good preventive remedy. sucl, as
DR.. Bulrs Ballimo e Pills. which .rad;.
cate at once oil symptoms of bilhons
diseases.
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Mattings.

A fine line of China and Cocoa
Mating In all the new desirable
colorings. Fresh goods just
landed.
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Up to its Original Standard,
Fashionak lie FurnltureI
]: & J. " HARTMAN,
No. 4IO King Street.
WILMINGTON. DEL.

WILMINGTON, DEL.
B respectfully inform the citi
round LIZ country thu 1--WE continue
Ito manufacture and keep on hand
, & our large and long established ware
- urniture of every variety and
tyie, q insisting OF Mahogany Rosewood
nd Walnut Furniture suitable for parIOr.
snninP-' DOM and cham her uses.
our AZ ortm ent of Furniture is larger a III
Il all frt1cles sold al our establish m ana
warisEted as represented.
V"nf'i n Birds or the m ost fsshtpnabIe
esiSns NJ ade to order and kept constal ii
We alsO mann ufactIlre and eon''
stantly keep large assortment of Sps
Hair, MosS and Husk Mattresses
J. u J. N. HAEMAN
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The Model Cigar Store
Is KEPT BY
ANTHONY j. HARKtNS,

For first-claas cigar NV 4 cent cIoar p.
are the boss OF the cIty ALI and trv them
Gumpert's new brand. also. the I.mous
cent cigar, known as the Bosssand All fhe
latest brands OF smoking and chewno
tobacco, and cigar etts In the mark ct
Pipes of all description. Canes and play.
ing Cards a speciality, Respectfully.
ANTHONY j. HARKINS,
marA 7th & Tatnall SITS,
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RAsL HOA Eso.
lIHlLADELPIHA, WILMINGTON
AND BALTIMORE RAILROAD

NOVEMBER 10TH 1879.
Trains will leave Wilmington Ms follows:
tor
Philadelphia and intermediate Stations,
100. 70 1880 n. m. 2SD. 4 90. 7tO. 9.i6 p.
m,
Philadelphia fExpress) 300, 9.s6, 1902 a.
M.
Phila. and New York 22l,63O.7 90. 1902 a.
M, zlS. l2.8s. $40 p. IN.
Baltimore and intermediate Stations.
l.85 a, m.
Baltimore and Bay line, 70S p. m.
Baltimore and Washington. 1851, 2N3
S.s5 a, N. 1852, l.04, 5.is, p. IN.
Trains for Delaware Division, leave Tor
New Castle 500. Ola, "A. m. l.l0. 800. So
p, m.
Harrington and Intermediate stations
9.l5 a. M. LILO, 6.SO p. m.
De'nar md Intermediate Stations, a.I
M; l.I0p. m.
SUNDAY TRAINs.
Philadelphia and Intermediate Stations
s.l0R. m. =; 800. $50, 8.46 p IN.
Philadelphia and New York, 2.0a II IN.
Baltimore and Washington, I25l, 2li
a. m.
For further Information passengers are
teierl ed To the time tables posted at tn,
depot. II. +. EENNEY,
superintendent.
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THEIR BANNER Is FRAITD

We do not suppose any man imao-
mes zen. Grant to be the first choice
oi ,he majority of the voters in the Re-
publican party. lie can be nominated
only by defrauding a majority of tbe
party out of their conceded ripht IN
nominate its candidate.
but the means of derraudino tho
majority out of that most imnortant
right are already fully assured in tho
hahds OF few unprincipled leaders
VINO are determined that the voice of
the masses shall be unbeard
But what right have the majority of
IN. .he parry to complain of this ! Have
tney not, by acquiescing in the most
gigantic and most monstrous of frands
which lnaugurated as President n can,
ulaate never elected by the people. cons
SUI. uted FRAUD the banner of the mar
tif What then if Conkling and Cam
eron raise it to its loftiest ieigbt and
Dear 1t to the front? II is s. iii their
own banner.-N. Y. Sun.
IHE Democracy of the whole Union
ask the New York Democracy for a
candidate they can elect. Whose
word shall be trusted, that of the reeu-
lar New York Democratic party ; or
that OF the handful of Kelley boilers,
who are in league with the Radicals ,
When the Democracy ask us of
Delaware for candidate shall a few
boilers point to man of their choice.
Not bit of 1.-THE Democracy point
to her BAYARD.
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18th
Popular Monthly Drawing OF the
Commonwealth Distribution Co

In the City OF Louisville, on
Thursday, AprU 29fh. 1880
These drawings. authorized by Act M
the Legislature of 1869. and sustsin ad ~, y,
all the Courts of Kentucky occur regularly
On ths last day of every month (Sunda W
exceptedJ, and are supervised by nromi
nent citizens of the State,
The Management call attention IN ,ha
grand opportunity presented of obtaining
for only 81 any of II
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A BrMtdL Act.

A. AbE Utttt nut
AT the police hearings this mouI
"Abe" WaId, colored was arraigned
the charge of committing an assault
battery with intent to kill his wife,
ME Ward.
The plaintiff II stifed that she was
turning from the minsirels last event
and when near SeveHlh and Market,
defendant stepped up 10 her and ss
TO speak TO her. She told him that
did not desire 10 talk with bin.
seemed to anger him, and before
vas aware of his intentions he strl
her a violent blow alongside Of
head, Telling her TO the pavement
cutting her head very badly, Afer
had struck her he made his escape.
Francis Hay, who was waking
the plaintiff at the time, colroOOra
her testimony.
The Mayor said that he was not
isfied from the evidence that the d'ieI
ant intended TO kill the plaintiff, and
would therefore dismiss llal part
the charge, but for the assault he vol
require So and costs, and SlOO toRe
the peace.
WITH CLOSED DOORS
The judicial Conference to tlyt
appeal cases of Revs. Miller aud y
ior of the Philadelphia Contcrep1
met in Union Church, this aittrnGG
but excluded the press and the put !
by adopting motion to SIT Wy
closed doors.
Clayton House Arrivals.
j r. Rich, Boston Mas.
w. Il. Crosley, Assistant Aseu' fo1
paugh.
W. II. Price, Phil.
Thos Hanway. Rallc.
Mr. and Mrs. y. q, Naueht, New jerry
]. NJ. Mckee, New York.
Jno. ID. Steele, New Castle.
THE Tribune reports that The fM1 N
crv IL TO hA raised at Syracuse, auo "
there will updonbtedly be w WI
Fraud piauk in the platform OF the w
York Dem, cracy. n,
There ia one mistake about lhls' ~ n
Fraud cry IL not now 10 he raised ~
raised hireadv. IL has never been uOe
1t raises itself. ,ils,
II the Democrats were 70 nt sI.,
the Fraud of 1870 . the w
stnnes would cry ont agalbsl IT, ..o,
There ~ such a thing ii cf.ur "a
that it cannot ne pm " n h
until Justice has C mpleiely dope :
work n Y San.
The daily gazette., 1880-04-20
John J. Darcnports nI,I

~ DGh BLATCHFoBu BEclnrsn
HIM IN TIE Alba ET Pom lava ava
A motion was made by ,lol,ln
porl before Judge BlAlehl,rJ r'..' "p
strike out So much Of the t..,;n
Alpert Pohl a, rrlaicllo NJ, b.va"a U
producing the formers cpnie,,ll
natural zallon befor the Coppro'.j
Committee, a d refusing IN deIis
him. Mr.. Poll was dischar,eI' % NJ
whose certificate OF nalursI zs,,o'
foicibly taken from Inn Wien 6s
tIlegister.
Mr. Davenport claimed that ui,l
inadmissible, aur, in fac, that NJ
idence was admissible a, ia sn''I
which took lace fler Nov. lSIG
Wingate in o. pcstion Insisted ,b,1
evldence was proper to show The r,f|
tion by Mr.. Dave port ofthA lle,,|
m the supervisor in taking tie nsu|
zat'on cert iicale.
Judge Blatchford denied tle md
to strike out the testimony, boldinO
If the taking was Illegal, DayeD,l
detention of The paper was also n,
and directed the case TO proceed N
The Commissioner.
The daily gazette., 1880-04-20
Surroncy ,s..s.s...s.s..sss..s..
New SIS OF 49,.

4 t. STOCKS.
National B.snk oil Delaware. 400
First National Bank................ l8S
Union National Bank. ~
National Bank OF vii. & Brandywihe SO
FARMERS Bank ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 80
Wilmington Coal Gas Co. 81
delaware II. r. Co..............,.. 20
delaware Western r.. X Conn.,. %
ehila.. VIII. II Baltimore Il. K. Co... 6SL
Wilmington & Northern X. r. Coz. ~
Wilmington Passenger Il. W. Co...... A.
Delaware Fire lns. Co................. 33
Delaware state. .lW
Wilmington city 8's....................ll0
Whining ton City 5's.. ................l .lU8
" W Castle Co. list mortgage. los
VI sonic Hall Co, list mortgage. .m
Delaware X. r., LIST mortgage. .1A
Delaware H. II. hxtension........... log
Wilmington Passenger X. W., LIST
mortgage. ......................lO .lOl
The Cbty Market.
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