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, 1880-03-28

ORIENTAL LODGE. NO g. A. F. i A: aE-Reg-
uar Communication Friday evening" April 2, for bust
and work Visitors a!Nays welct,me. By order
WA. GARDNER, ~ II.
CHARLES Cd1I.IN. Eccretarr.
, 1880-03-28

WASHINGTON CHAPTER, NO. ~ r. A. M--Spe-
ciai Colyreatton Friday evening. April at 1*u
O'CLOCK. Business md WORK on the Royal Arch Dc
gree. Visiting companions cUrlaiiy invited BY order
JAMES KEATS Il. T..
CHAs. B. WRIGHT Secretary.
, 1880-03-28

rn.e,rd at thx Past-Ofce Chicago, H. Second
t'ldss Mdtter
, 1880-03-28
SOCIETY MEETINGS.

apo11o CDMMANpEn1, no. !. K T.-special
concnres Tnesdny :t{Iernuou. March ~ ISL at 40
n1n1n. Tues.luv erc:1iux March 81 1S&b nj uc1uck
pp1oinpt; Wednesda, Afternoon March H. lssl II: -:
11rompt: and Wednesday evening, Mhrch II. lSSe ut
bers Of Apollo must appear eqnppsd tts,nE ~ E, Il!
nent Comnnnoer- H. y 1Af1 AZ = Heeo4 oo''
ST. BERNARD C03iMASDERY. NO: Is x. T.
pc w s s"se - 10 ye1 as;d s n9 n,anv
Sir kniEhts ns p,sslpe ate % -, ~ ri.;tIrs ~
10. DlckERsoS. Recorder
HEspER1A LODGE. no. III. A. F: s A M-Tho l.n2
Communication Of the Lodge u pe held ut Masonic
Temple, cornsE Rand91!h nno fans
E:e cordially invited to witness the work u,
cHAs. H BRESAN. Secretary
CoR1NTHAN CHAPTER So q r. a, MMlnll a;o;1ha1
nt5er',oon aJ r. March 4 at oclo:k. for WORK the
F coupAnions are alMnEy f We!f:4e 1s ns Ss4s!
KOHE!sl MALEoN' IL. E. T. r.
FORT DEARBORN LODGE. X OF H-Sorth-
Of ths Order hereby rendered cordial invita-,
ton to attend spirited nna lntesestne lectnFe oI
the good md welfare ~ thts uroef ot one OF ou7
, 1880-03-28

HEspERlA LODGE. NO. i'll. 4. F. A M--1ho
members are hereby notified to attend IteCuIf
Communication Of te lodss e Ge hci Ut sSnnc
duy evening March II, III o'CncE- Master Nusons
t-e cordially invited TO witness the WORK.
""~ JAMES SMITH. ". II.
, 1880-03-28

FAIRvlEW CHAPTER. -. 15l, Il 4. M-Eall
corner OF Vh!sty-scyenth-s- Ind Cottage GEuye-ny.
Regular C0nvocaton Thursday evening, April l. 1sS.
O'Clock Visiting COMPANIONS arg always vel
CuInH. H. :. IlF FAN !. M e. L. r.
MfR0N HARRIS. EecrGIarv.
, 1880-03-28

CORINTHIAN CHAPTER, NO e. Il. A. M:-Iiall
afternoon March ~ at 5 O'Clock. for work on the
Koyal Arch De+.eo. punouet Ut a::N O'Clock Visit
ir~compunions are always welcome. Hy order Of
- RUREI.T MALC0N. Il. < e 2.
,EIIN O. DlCE3skSpN. secretary.
, 1880-03-28

ST. BERNARD C(,MMASDERY- NO: IS X. t.
Special Ncndezrous on "Wednesday. the 5st inst - at
pie. Comutandcly will cl"se :, 10 U'elock the n1
GERS are ordered report promptly, and rs many
Sir Knights us possible are requested t., attend =
Bernard extends hearty *elc1H'e to vl*ltors h9
order Of JNt1. u. u. '~AEtk h H., eo1atua1aes-
j. q, ulCKERSON. Recorder
, 1880-03-28

CHICAGO CHAP1EI- NO. ~. X A: M--I1nll II!
Twenty nty-second-:.--speciai Gnnvocaiion Monday
afternoon 4:U oclUck, a,d e@ular CunrocMtiun ut
7::N o'clock for work ON The Royal Arch Visiting
companions invited By order uf the u: Z. H. T.
ELL SMITH. Secretary.
, 1880-03-28

FORT DEARBORN LODGE: K OF ,H-North-
ives. corner Albums and La SHtfests--All uleElbers
Of this Order nre hereby rendered cordial invita-
ton to attend spirited and intesestlng lecture on
Co1t; Past Dicsators, Friday. April 7, o. m
, 1880-03-28

NATIONAL. LODGE, NO. 5aI A. +. l. 4. M.-Statcd
Communication Tuesday evening; March 80 at cYrner
III Randolph ufld li1lsted-sts. Important business
and worS. Visiting brethren cnEtnily tnEftad By
order Of j. W. OSTRANDEA, W. H.
The daily gazette., 1880-07-10

eft WAS BRIBE, NOT A FEE p'-
The New York San in reply to the
Nation fixes upon Garfield the charge
which has repeatedly been made dur
ing the past five years, that the So
called fee he received for aiding De
Golyer was a bribe not o fee. In our
edition yesterday we copied from the
Sun. In following up the question
that paper continues
"Garfield did not swear before the
Real Estate Pool Commission in Feb
ruary, 1877, that he made a very full
and careful brief.' Subsequently the
Chairman asked Mr.. Nickerson, owner
Of the ironizing process upon which
the De GOlyer patent pavement was
based, and who was familiar with all
the transactions AT that time, to cross
examine Mr.. Garfield. With what
affect he conducted the cross-exomina-
tion will now be seen: san
"Question by Mr.. Nickerson-Gen. Gar
field, did you file with The Board OF Public
Works OF this District brief or opinion,
WiAttohi Ptthtcas VI othOi Wloot uRUn bho
DE Go yer pavement?" aII
This plain and and direct question
was evaded at first, because Garfield
knew the files Of the Board would be
brought in to confront him IL he an
swered in the affirmative. He squirm-
ed under the probe, lodged, equivo-
Gated, and finally was required to an
swer categorically. And this is his
answer l,.ltt. s'HN ~
"GARFIELD--I could not say did.
"NIcKERsoN-Did you at any time ap-
pear before the Board and make any drgu-
nsent tohdtererf r.
"GARFIELD-.I do not remember that
did; but did speak TO Gov. Shepherd ON
the subject, giving my opinion In Its
favor"
If there was brief, as the Nation
alleges, what became of it? If pre-
pared at all, as the Nation assumes, it
was for the Board of Public Works.
According to the Nation, Mr.. Garfield
got five thousand dolla-s for that brief;
but when Garfield is compelled to
speak in his own behalf, and with the
certainty of detection il he spoke
falsely, he "could not say" he filed the
pretended document. And when
pressed further by the inquiry whether
he had ever appeared before the Board
and made any argument whatever, he
replied, 81 do not remember that !
did" #al
So, by Mr.. Garfield s own admission,
the ''brief' and the argument" disap-
pear altogether. What, then, was he
paid five thousand dollars for? He
received that money on the 18th of
July, 1872, and six weeks after Con-
gress met in the following winter, that
is to say, between the 9Th of January
and the Sd of March, 1873, three mil
lions and a half of dollars were voted
to the Washington Ring by his infiu+
ence as Chairman of the Appropria-
tion Committee. No sophisIry, no
cunning theories, no aItful half truths,
no partisan coloring, can disturb these
solid facts, or explain away the glaring
and monstrous bribe. Garfield stands
convicted, and whoever supports his
candidacy mast support him with the
full knowledge that lie is corrupt" /
The daily gazette., 1880-07-10

DIRTY LINEN.-The New York
Herald hits the nail on the head in
the following:
"The decline and fall of the shirt
collar is the leading event of these
days. In the morning the collar
may be as spotless as the record of
each mans favorite candidate, as
shapely as civil service plank In a
platform, and as tall as campaign
lie, but before night it is sure to be
as dirty as anything but the city
streets, as shapeless as any of the
late lamented booms, and as de-
pressed as the hopes of Republicans
who have been searching for mud to
throw at Hancock"
Will the Republicans dirt finger
publish it for the benefit of its youn-
ger voters? They will see at once
what the greatest newspaper in the
country, published at the same city
where the hero of Gettysburg re-
sides, has to say of Hancock and the
"dirt tiinging," "bloody shirt' or.
gans.
The daily gazette., 1880-07-10

THE Delaware negroes have been the
slaves of the Radical party ever since
they were admitted to the polls. That
party holds them now as it's serfs and
bondsmen. The negroes were used in
this county for series of years to
keep the old ring in power and run the
city in debt, and heap high the taxes
upon the property of every citizen ex-
cept the favored few who were making
money out of the jobs they obtained at
extravagant rates. This is as plain as
the nose on mans face. The Eng
lish bull the Eleventh street quarry
contracts, and the macadamizing of
Fourth and French street and the scan
dalous outlay on the Cool Spring Res
eryoir, are parting bequests of the
Ring. They had squandered many
thousand of dollars on extravagant
jobs before our people could be awak-
ened to the debt that was being sad
died upon them.
The Ring knew that they could use
the negro to keep them in power by
putting in his hands tax receipt OBJ
tanned through fraud without money.
To stop abuse of the ballot, a ''seaP
was ordered to be put on all county
tax receipts, but this seal was counter
feited by the Ring, and for year or
two the negroes served them more
readily than ever. The final discovery
of these frauds perpetrated by the use
of ignorant negro voters enabled the
ballot to be purified and the Democrats
to succeed in carrying the city. In
fact the Radical party gave way a.
soon as the fraud was discovered
without the votes of the negroes they
had no political success here or any
whore else in the county. With the
elevation of the Democrats to power
the city taxes were reduced last year
and again this year. Now, another
ShOAb oOOub W DC W
the Radicals to get into power by the
aid of their negro political slaves
They are organizing clubs all over the
city and declare they mean to vote
against Hancock and English all the
time-whenever they can run negro
vote in they will whether he is assess
ed and has paid tax or not. Tn,
negroes that attend "Big Quarterly
from the adjacent counties ia Mary
land and Pennsylvania will be provide,
with accommodations and efforts mad
to keep them here to vote at the cit
election in the wards where Radica
Inspectors preside. As soon as the
vote they hope to run out of the State
This being the case we hope a shAr
eye will be kept on them, and ever
negro that attempts to vote illegal
will be lodged in Jail, and tried an
punished severely as the law will allow
Let the lash be applied before the
get away, and they will not soon re
turn here to vote illegally.
The daily gazette., 1880-07-10
RoPosALs rvR RENO WING
II AsHEs AND RUBBISH.
OFFICE OF STREET TCOMMIssIONER,
No. 81 East Sixth street. I
WILMINGroN, DEL, July Q, 1880.

No. Sl6 East Sixth street.
WILMINGTON, DEL, July Q. 1880.
Sealed proposals will be received In the
box In the City Council Chamber until
2 30 p. m, Thursday, j ~ 10Th, 1880, or
collecting and removing In closely GOV
cred carts the ashes, dirt and all other
rubbish incidental to housekeeping, from
the DWELL gs, public schools, stores and
city buildings, within the city of Whining
ton, for the term Of one year, com nenc-
ing Monday, August 2, 1880. the ashes. dirt
and all other rubb sh Incidental TO house
keeping and to the public schools, stores
and city bulldir gs. which shall be placed
at the curb Shefore I o'clock In the morn
ing, from the 'first day Of April to the last
day of August and beforeS o'clock from
the first day Of ofSeptemberto the last day
OF March, shall be removed on every
Monday from Market street, and on every
street east OF Market street, and on every
Tuesday from all the streets west Of Mar
ket street. All ashes, dirt, of1al and other
refuse matter TO be for the use OF the city
and To be removed to such place and de-
posted as the Street Commissioner shall
direct; II deposited in any other manner
than directed by the Street Commissioner
q deduction of one dollar Is TO be made for
every load SO deposit ed. Most all the rub
bish and ashes gathered from the eastern
portion of the city will have to be taken
and placed on Christiana avenue.
from the western portion oil the
city II will have 10 be placed
moving the ashes, dirt, rubbish and other
refuse matter as aforesaid, the city has
been divided into four districts, viz; All
south of the northern side OF Sixth street
and east of the westerly SIDE of Market
sire / being the Firs, District. All north
OF the northerly side OF Sixth street and
east of the westerly side of Market street
being the Second District. All south of
the northerly side OF sixth street and
west OF the westerly side OF Market street
being the Third District. All north Of the
northerly side of Sixth street and west OF
the westerly side OF Market stre, being
the Fourth District.
Proposals may be made for any one or
more OF said districts or for the whole of
said city. A bond with 8 curity 10 the
sum OF i've hundred dollars must accom-
pany each proposal for the good faith OF
the bidder and the person or persons TO
whom the contract may be awarded shall
give bond with security in the sum of
two thousand dollars ts2 0eO) for the faith
full performance of the contract The City
Council reserve the right to reject any or
all bids. -
All bids must be properly signed, sealed
al d endorsed. Proposals for removing
ashes and rubbish" FOR blank proposals
and further Information apply To
l.. r. LYNCH.
Juy8- Street Commissioner.
The daily gazette., 1880-07-10
DROPOSAIS FOR REMOVING GAR
Il BAGE AND 0FFAL.
OFFICE OF THE STREET
y9s 0 COMMISSIONER,
No. 80 h sixth st. y

~ i COMMISSIONERS,
No. "a h sixth 81.
WILMINGTON, Del. July 8, 1880.
Sealed proposals will be received In the
box In the City Council chamber, until
7.3O d. M, Thursday, July 18th, 1880, lor
removing the garbage and offal In the
respective garbage districts Of the city
Of Wilmington, for the term OF one year
commencing Monday, August Ind, 1880.
rhe person or or persons pIsd 70 .% %nom sn 1ne con
sufficient number of men, horses and
water-tight carts, and collect aud remove
all garbage and offAl in and from the
dwellings and other places within their
respective districts, as may be required OF
them, by the Board OF Health from time
to time, as follows daily Sundays ex-
cepted): From the first day of May until
the II st day of November, and not less
frequently than three times a week on.
alternate days, (Sundays excepted), from
the first day of November until the firsl
day OF May. Each OF the said water-tight
carts shall have placed thereon In SONS
conspicuous place sign with the words
city Garbage Cart painted In large
black letters upon white ground, The
driver OF each OF said carts shall give no.
tioe of his approach by ringing a bell al
the intersection of each street, lane or
alley in sus h manner that the same
may be heard at least one square. Itshall
be the duty OF all hOusekeepers 10 cause
all garbage and offal that they desire TO
ent p ace upon their premises In vessel
or vessels containing not more than one
bushel. The contractor or contractors
shall In all matters comply with the pro-
vision OF an ordinance passed July 9th,
1873, and also with the rules and regula-
lions of the Board of Health, relative TO
the collection and removal Of garbage and
offal. For the purpose of removing the
garbage and offal as aforesaid, the city
has been divided into four districts
viz: All south of the nOrtherlY side of
Sixth street, and eaAt of the westerly side
of Market street, being the first district
All north Of the northerly side OF Six tn
street, and east of the westerly side OF
Market street, being the second district.
street and west OF the westerly side OF
Market street being the third district,
All north of the northerIy side of sixth
sire ct and west of the westerly side OF
Market street being the fourth district.
5 parate proposals must be made ior re-
moving the garbage and offal for each dis.
trict. and no one person or persons shall
be awarded a contract for more than one
Ufsaid districts. A bond with security u the
sum of fiye hundred dollars must accom-
pany each proposal tor the good faith of
the b. oder. And the person or perAons To
whom the contract or contracts may tie
Rwardt shall give bond with security
In the sum of two thousand dollars
tsI,OUj) for the faithful performance OF tho
right to reject any or all bids. All bids
must be properly signed, sealed and en-
dorsed, ''Proposas for Removing Gar
bage." Blank proposals aud any further
Information thai may be desired will be
furnished on application TO
L. P. LYNCH,
JyB lot. Street Commissioner.
The daily gazette., 1880-07-10

- EALED PROPOSALS WILL BE re-
y ceived in the box In the Council cham.
Der up to 7.45 o'clock. on Thursday, 18th
Inst, for the grading of the bed OF 23d
street between Market andTatnall streets:
also the bed of Tatnalf street bet y cen
Elliott Ave ne and 23d street, The
amount of dirt to be removed is 623 cubic
yards; 1856 yards of said DIRT IL to be taken
10 ana placed on the bod of Tatnali street
north of Elliott Avenue, the remainder
OF the dirt TO be deposited at such places
as me street Commissioner may direct,
provided always that the distance OF haul
ls MOI greater than four squares from said
grading. A bond of 500 wi h freehold
security must accompany each bid for the
good faith of the same. Banks will be
furnished by the Clerk of Council Work
10 be done under the supervision of the
street Commissioner. by order of the
Committee on Opening Streets
JAMES MCGLINCHEY,
Jyo-9t Chairman.
The daily gazette., 1880-07-10

DROPoSALS FOR FUEL.-Sealed pro-
l. posals will be received by the Com
mittee on Fuel of the Board of Public
Education, for furnishing the Board with
wood, stove and egg coal, as may be re-
qulred for the use OF the Public Schools
and Board room for one year.
Proposals to be received until the 10th
day OF July, 1880, at IL o'clock.
The Committee reserves the right TO re-
Ject any and all bids.
No proposals. received after the term
above specifed,
Address, d. O'C. KENNY,
Chairman.
care of II, B. Morrow, Sec. of the Board
Jyl-l0t
The daily gazette., 1880-07-10

IT WILL not do for the small fry
editors to underrate Col. Forney.
lie is just as forcible writer to-day
as he was twenty years aG2. He is
now in the right. He knows HAN
COCK intimately, is familiar with
his whole life, aud is forced, from his
knowledge Of political facts and the
condition of the country, to advo.
cate the election of Hancock and
English.
The daily gazette., 1880-07-10

THE Republican will never make
votes by deceiving the people. It's
charge that there are 10000 disfran-
chised people in New Castle county is
all bosh; nor is there any sense or
reason in charging this upon Senator
Bayard, when the Republican knows
or ought to know that the Constitu-
tion was framed by the Wings when
they were in power and that the
subsequent efforts of the Democrats to
form a new Constitution were defeated
by Wings.
The daily gazette., 1880-07-10

g HERIFF'S SALE.
~ BY virtue OF a writ OF Levari Facias,
10 me directed, Will be exposed To public
sale at TIE
LAFAY ETTE HOTEL,
No. Sil Shipley street, kept by Isaac G..
Pyle, In the city OF Wilmington, New
Castle county, Delaware. on
FRIDAY, The 10th Day of July, 1880,
at O'Clock p. m.
The following described real estate, viz {:
All that m ssuage, or tenement or lot,
or piece OF land or ground situate lying
and bel in The city OF Wilmington,
bounded and described as follows, TO wit
Beginning at stake standing in the
northwesterly side OF Market street a
son, now OF the heirs OF Mary Riley de-
ceased, thence through the middle OF the
partition wall of the messuage hereby
granted and the messuage late OF the said
Joseph IL binson. deceased, north 68 de-
greeS west by line OF the said late
Joseph Robinson's lot III feet Z inches to
10 the southeast side of Shipley street.
thence north thirty two degrees east
about Il feet 10 inches 10 a corner Of land
late of Theophilus Jones. deceased.
thence herewith south my .ei .ht d..
grees east III feet7 l. ohes 10 Mark ct street
aforesaid, thence south thirt, two degrees
west about 81 feet ~ inches down Mark ct
street, 10 the place of beginning, be the
contents thereof what 1t may, with four
story brick store house heteon.
Selzed and takeh In execution az the
Property OF pavid Lemon and Maria
by John PYLE' sheriff
81 Sheriff's Once, New Castle, June 10Th,
looO, ie29-eodtR
The daily gazette., 1880-07-10
PUBLIC SALES.

GALE or cows.
- The Subscribers will ,NE9%N0
sell at Public Sale. a. Red V&ErEM
Lion, East Marlborough, IN
hester county, Pa, e<AeEsSE&
MONDAY. JULY 10. 1880.
at / o'clock, p. IN.
FORTY HEAD OF FRESH COWS
AND AM SPRi N9ERs, TWENTY HEAD
BULLS.
SILL d BAILEY.
l.. W. Siidbam a Son Anct'rR J3-is
The daily gazette., 1880-07-10
The 18th DAY Of J,lv ,

al2 O'Clock, pm
The following describel rpai os,.,.
All that ceriair lot ( hnI ss
storied brick dwelling house ,a,u. a,,u
ated IN The city Of Milmil wa" ~
bounded and described as inIow.
Beginning at the " slerly .ids'f
street between Second and Ihtas
at the centre of the patty uadl,
!nis ana the dwelling iolmerly NJ I.
Menshal now Of Henry Garreil mi
the south, thence westerly lh1-
center OF said wall and parallel N
street ~ feet, thence norIherly n,,s
Shipley street about feet 9 liene. r
WeSterly parallel 10 Third ar
passing over the middle of ths
water 20 as to divide the same mn
equal parts for the use OF both prr1
~ feet, theme sOutheTly parallel X
ley street about 3 fee. d inches
westerly parallel 10 Third street \
the easterly side Of II five feet wIaU
leading into ! bird street, theure
erly by said alley side and parals'
Sh1pley street, Y feet q inches. n
easterly parallel TO Third slreel IN
lands Of the said Henry Garretls
the Aforesaid westerly Side If N
street. aud thence thereby soul6I
feet and o inches to the place Ofbegi
be the contents thereof what lhey
Seized and taken In execution
properly of DAVID II. BAKBall
MARY E., his wife, John B. Strsdd
Caroline D., his wife and Daniel \
and Adlaide e., hlS wife. and t. l.,
be sold by JOHN rYLE, sid
Sheriff's Office, New Castle, ID
1880. Je2.eI
The daily gazette., 1880-07-10
1NHOMAs NJ. OGLE, AUCTIONEER
Il AND REAL ESTATE AGENT

Having had i've years experience in
the Recorders ONCE, persons de.irlug 10
purchase or sell Real Estate, Will lind IL
20 their advantage TO give me call.
Houses rented, rents collected and return
ed monthly, viii also buy second hand
furniture. Rew and second hand furni-
tnre Tor sale. Store. VI Market street,
Wilmington, fJsl. Auction sales prompt
~ attended 10. ~ reasonable rates.
~ hyI -BInl,A
The daily gazette., 1880-07-10

JAMES A. GARFIELD is one of the
eight members of the Electoral Com
mission couspired together to cheat
SAMUEL ]. TILDEN out of The Presiden-
cy, to which he had been legally chosen.
People who believe in honest elections
will now have an opportunity to deal
with GARFIELD for this crime.-N. Y.
Sun.
The daily gazette., 1880-07-10

SHhRIFF'S SALE
~ BY virtue of "a y rit of Levari FaciAs
TO me directed, Will be exposed to public
sale, at the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL,
S3i Shipley street kept by Isaac c. Pyle.
In The city OF Wilmington, New Castle
county, Delaware, on
FRIDAY, the 10th day of July, 1880.
at O'Clock, p. IN.
The following describt d real estate. viz ::
All that certain lot, piece OF parcel OF
land with two-story brick dwelling
thereon erected situated IN the city OF
Wilmington, aforesaid. bounded and de-
scribed as follows, to wit: BEGINNING at
a point on the easterly side OF rench
street between Twelfth ahd Thirteenth
streets, IN the middle OF the division
wall between this and the adjoining house
and at The distance Of IA feet inches
more or less from the northerly side OF
Twelfth street, thence caste ly parallel
with Twelfth street and passing through
the middle of said division wal III feet 2
Inches TO the westerly side OF a % feet
VIDE alley or street, thence along said
SIDE OF sald alley or street northeriy and
parallel with french street IA feet Inches
more or less 10 otner lands OF said Bright
thence by line of the same westerly par
allel WIN twelfth street and passibg
through the middle OF the division wall
between this and the adloiuing house
OF said Bright lO7 ieet inches TO the afore-
said side Of French street, and thence
thereby southerly IA feet 3 iRches more or
less 10 the place OF beginning, be the con-
tents thereof VIII At they may.
Seized and taken in execution as the
property of Charles Hallam aud L. l. and
TO be sold by JOHN PYLE Sheriff
Sherih's Office, New Castle, June 2Slh,
looo. Je2S-e -eodts.
The daily gazette., 1880-07-10
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