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The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1881-12-12
JUSTICE ALIKE TO ALL" SAY WE

"JUsTIcE ALIKE TO ALL" SAY WE.
But that 10 not found in the Neal
verdict. In that verdict the whole
Caucasian race were denied justice in
the appeal made to the only court for
redress by one Of the white women OF
Delaware whose body had been
bruised and debauched by brute of
another race who Dragged of being a
member of patty that taught him
he was as good as a white man and
entitled to all the privileges Of white
men. Its organ went so far as to de-
fend miscegenation. Yet its best
men never dreamed that they were
intoxicating sentiments that would
lead negroes to forsake their own race
and perpetrate the most outrageous
crimes on the record upon deferseless
white women. But this seems TO
have been the sequel of the teachings
Of the past decade in which more
white women have become the vic
Tins Of negro lust than for half cen
fury previous.
Justice 10 what we want for white
women. We appeal to the people of
Delaware for it. We want them to
make a white laborer's home secure
while he Is absent at his work. That
homes are not now secure the daily
newspaper teaches us in almost every
issue, for rape by negroes on white
women is almost daily record in
some part of the land.
In Delaware it has become danger.
GUS for women 10 be alone. Neal is
the third OF fourth negro who has
committed this atrocious act and
escaped due punishment. Two or
three have gotten out of the way and
escaped arrest, while at least one
young negro who was apprehended
for an attempted rape and held in
Jail for some months got off through
some informally ; or the unwilling
ness of the girls friends to have the
scandal run through the newspapers.
Why would these vile negroes seek
to ruin the houses Of white men only
If they were not prejudiced against
the whites by the reflections of a
fanatical pressS. Why should they
invade with IMMUNITY the home of the
white mani We want equal Justice
But the cases are not equal. Far from
it. We submit it to the white man
and the white woman, if the case is
equal2 Rape upon a white woman by
negro is monstrous in that he spares
his own race and color to make
tesolate the home of the white man.
In former days the negro who did
this received no quarter--he would
have been hanged by the heels until he
gradually died. And such will be the
treatment of negroes guilty of such
like offenses if another such verdic,
as that which disgraced our Delaware
courts occurs again.
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THE CITY COUNCIL have very wisely,
we think, suspended the acceptance of
the beds Of some OF the new streets
offered 10 be decided TO il. But 1t may
be questione whether some OF the
streets refused should not be accepted.
For instance Gilpln Avenue from
Broome to Harrison street, and Harri-
son street to the Brandywine race.
These two streets seem not to present
Objectionable features.
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CATTLE MARI
MoNnAy. nac a I'D M

PHI LADELfhIA CATTLE MARI EFT
MONDAY. Dec. s. 8 r. Nj.
BEEF CATTLE were dull and rather
lower. sO0o head arrived and sold al the
different yards, at 3a6s<c. per Id, as to
quality.
SHEEP were dull, and &c. per Id. lower.
l5,UOkhead arrived and sold at the differ
emit: yards at "a SIC. per H. as to
, HOGS were rather lower. 5000 head ar.
rived and sold at the different yards Mt
q s1zc' perpound, as to qualit
Purk Drove Yard, SD and Lanca,tey aye
nue.. West Philadelphia. Nov. 10.
SHEEP.-Extra, ITO TO 100 lbs.. 5s< IN RAJ
good, 80 10 100 lbs. 81 a5x; fair. L 10 n
lbs, N 8; stock sheep, 3lsa4, Lambs.~
GOOD: 8lza7 medium, 81 a8 /; Common.
X . 25aG Calves 6a7Nc: Fair supply
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IN THE ORPHANS COURT OF NEw
l. CASTLE COUNTY. W 'h"
Administrators Sale
OF
R EAL ESTATE.

- "A ~
BY virtue OF an order OF the ORPHANS
court OF tho State OF Delaware, In and for
New Castle CO., made al the Sept, term A
D., 1881. OF said court, will be EXPOSED to
public sale at the Court House Tenth
and Market streets. In the city OF VIII.
mington,
ON THURSDAY,
The 18th day OF December. A. d.. 1881
Al II O'Clock A. n.
The following described yreal estate, be-
Ing the property of Hugh II. Haughey
deceased situate IN the city Of Whining
ton, and bounded and described as
follows, 10 wit; No. /. All that certain
lot OF land with a three-story brisk
dwelling house thereon erected. Begin
ming on the easterly side Of Madison
street, between Eighth and Ninth streets
ut u distance OF three hundred and
eighty.six feet and six inches sOutherly
from the southerly side OF Ninth street
at the nOrtherly side ofan alley running
from Madison street 10 Wlndsor street,
thence easterly along the said side Of said
alley and parallel 10 Ninth street eighty
seven feet 10 the westerly side OF i've
feet wide alley, thence northerly and
parallel 20 Mad son street sixteen feet,
thence westerly II parallel 10 Mini
street eighty-s seven ieel "a the said easter
~ ufuo vi ihulbOh HNlFNNt HhN tHeHSN
thereby southerly sixteen feet 10 the
place OF beginning, with the privilege OF
the said alleys.
No.. Beginning on the westerly side
OF Bennett street In the said city OF VIII.
mington between Eighth street and
Taylor street at the distance OF iorty
feettrom the northerly side oil Eignlh
street, thence westerly through The divl-
sion wall OF the adjoining house on inc
south and parallel with Eighth stree!
sixty-two feet fiveand one quarter lhcnes
TO the easterly side OF an alley three leeI
wide running into Eighth street, lhence
with the said side OF the said aHey holtn-
err y parallel with Bennett street lNeise
feet 10 a STAKE. thence easterly parsIesi
with Eighth street asd through lne wv.
sion wall of the house on the nOrtn ny
two feet i've and a quarter inches 70 lps
said westerly side OF Bennett street, als
thence thereby southerly twelVe ice.
the place OF beginning with Two slol!
brick house thereon erected and WIN wv
use OF said alley. .,da a,
No. 3. Beginning on the Westerly siue az ~
Head &c. at the distance OF nlheD.n,d,
feet from the Intersection 81 Tue W. W.
side OF Head street and southerly aue
OF Avenue A, or A street, thence Weste
ly through the middle OF the ulss s'
wall between this house and the nloins
ing one on the north one hunuieh go. ~
two feet six inches TO STAKE, 's .tpsst
souLheYiy parallel with Head Mr'
twenty. We feet TO a stake thence esae ca
ly and parallel with Avenue = ot n
hundred and two feet and six lncncs ~
the Aforesaid side of Head street. s svs
thence thereby northerly twenty ,ro
feet 10 the place OF beginning, WIN NV
story frame house thereon erected' ,o,ms
Attendance will be given and %orae
m ade known at the time and place SiO''
said by CATHARlNE HAuuhEIll,
Administrator
Or by her Attorney
Clerk orphans Court
A' w. o'H'' ney22 2tawidects
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PUBLIC SALES.
pUnLIC SALE

BALE.
WIN be sold at public sala a, ~.
OF John o'Byrne, on M p III We mrm
p,sss one nils from Wilmington. on ~
WEDNESDAY,, DECEMBER I4th' 100,
at2H O'Clock p. M. sham. -
The following personal pronsr,,
slstinG OF horses; black hor,s ooh-
S yd,p years old, good a.
c Ghosr,s, ana driver; gray horse, GN
S Inrny " yests OH, good ,WN
calves Dysf heir side and other .n,t WIN
70 call two heiiers coming three nsans
OLD Sheifers coming two yea,s ysars
sood stock bull. Part Alder ney. com Uaa l
shire sow with p, 'niss G pssrE Rerf.
Fa, ming implements Il odoriess i cas ems |,
milk wagon,-i tw0-horse faT m -. Sss ,
cn; moving machines. one n Rncnn. !
iesasl,,c me other an Iron Haryestsr.
set OF double harness. nearly ner !
OF dearborn harness. sets or pl"w se'
mes set "a cart harness. ridins .sa AL,
~, later s brides and collars, Planet Juns
SrapS pub hay eatser. h lawn mower TsIe-
grain drill, roller, 1 hay rigging nnI,il
vators, plows, double harrow do,hi !
anu single trees, Q hot bed sash.i tnr,,' J,
rskss .hn Sra,n s cradle. wheelbarroa,
700 numerous TO mention. MIN chnrna
NIX pans ! butter churn, l butter tub'
honsehoid Goods 80 bedsteads mn.
Eau eau, side board. tables chairs and lei.
TERMS :-All sums under 40 cash. al,
vvcr hat amount credit Of 90 DAYS wi ii
~ given by giving q bankabie nofe W 1, X
an approved endorser. 'e WIN
yNo. O'BYRNE,
an, .ALExANDER MACDONALD. In.
l.. W. stidham q Son, Auction eers.
dec9-4td
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Write to Mrs. Lydia E. Pinkham, No.
233 Western Avenue, Lynn, Mass, for
names Of ladies that have been restored
to perfect health by the use of her VeRe.
table Compound. 1t q positive cure for
the most stubborn cases of female weak
ness.
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PEAL ESTATE AT PUBLIC SALE


REAL ESTATE AT PUBLIC SALE
VIII be sold at public sale. on The
pienlses. In Christiana Hundred, one
inlIe above Centreville, OH rhe road lead
Ing TO kennett square, New Castle
county, Del, on '''
TUESDAY. DECEMBER %, 1881,
at O'Clock. p. M,
49, A farm containing IS acres ot
land, well improved, COED fences.
Miii goou name house Containing III
- rooms; also frame barn. with
sianling for twelve heaa OF stocf: a
never iailing stream OF water running
through every field n good well OF water
AZ The house and barn yard stone spring
house with never falling spring. Tbis
arm ~ well adapted for trucker, one
OF tse best orchards In the State with
numerous varieties OF small fruit
Terms at sale. JAS, W, MURPHEy-
d. W. stidham q son, Auctioneers.
decS.d&wts
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NOTICE TO REAL ESTATE oWNERs
lN Those who sell OF trans fer real estat
ana do not wish 10 pay the taxes of 1882,
will ebllge the undersigned by leaving
notice thereof at our office, that we NAV
ASSESS 1t 10 the proper owners.
EDMUND PROVOST,
DENNIS KANE,
Receiver OF City Taxes
Office. No. 10 l.. sixth street. between
Market and King. Hours, Sa. IN. 20 IL
m and 10 and TO sp. m. noy29 -2w
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2S5 i 20 ACRES
No. 1.-The property known a.
JOHN REYNOLDS WHARF

on Elk river. This Is o very valuable
property. being the 8 4 ipping point for q
larse section OF country, and the wharf
age III frequently as much ms 500 per
year. The wharf Is large and In good re-
pail, There Is large Dwelling House
ana about Two Acres of land attached.
and for an enterprising man offers q fine
opportunity for carrying on a grain, coal
anu lumber business. TheEricsson line
OF steamers 70 and from baltimore ana
fhiiadelphin stop at this wharf daily and
lhe Now York steamers stop when
York.
TERMS OF sALE.-one- fourth OF pur-
cnaso money cash on day OF sale; one
otber fourth In one year another fourth
IN two years, and the residue In three
years from the day OF sale. The credit
payments 10 bear interest from day OF
sale, ana be secured to the % tisfs elton OF
the Trustee.
The Real Estate will be offered at IL
O'Clock n. IN.
BARNEY REYBoLD, Trustee,
dec9-etd-ltw Delaware City. DeI.
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HNoR SALE.-A building lot on the 3.
- W. corner OF Stroud street and Rail-
road Avenue, near the locomotive house
o. me Wilmington Western X. r., 50
teeI iront on on Il. X. Avenue, and 81 feel
ront ON stroud street. West Wilmington.
APPiy NJ 'his once. IT,
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NOTICES.

NOTICE TO WATER RENTERs.-
" The bills for 1882 are now ready and
payable at the Registrars once b. w.
corner sixth and King streets. The law
requlrebl for all bills on or before Jan.
uary slst 1882 the lace OF the bill; those
paid duripg the month Of February five
per cent. additional; those paid during
the month OF March ten per cent. addi-
tional. and any amount remaining IN
paid after April lat, 1892, the r. gistrar is
required 10 have the ferrules Withdrawn
and suit Instituted for tIe recovery OF
the amount due and the water will not
be let into such premises until snch ar
rears with assessments and e2OO for
drawing fefrules are paid,
ONCE hours from a. m. TO n. m,
THOMAS M. O0LE,
uecl-2m Registrar.
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- M E L II II,
NO. I3 E. Fourth st.
WHOLEsALE AND RETAIL.

Sells pure BUTTER lower than any
other dealer In the city. Give him a call
and you will save money, oc,24tf
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HCR SALE AND RENT.

Tor RENT.-ssix new 6.roomed houses
month HEALD q CO,
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by virtue OF an order OF the ORPHANS
Sourt OF tho State OF Delaware, In and for
New Castle CO., made al the Sept, term. A.
D., 1881. OF said court. will be exposed TO
Punilc kale at the Court House, Tenth
mington,
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1881-12-12
WILMINGTON, Del. Dec. o, 1881,
uotations at tie Brandywlns Mills for
rhe City Markets

The following were the ruling prices in
market this morning:
Butter fresh peF pound 1880. 466A IN
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1881-04-20
Dom Piatt Quits.

Dom Piatt winds up his editorial
connection with the capital in the
following characteristic article
at is my boast that | have done
more to fetch this'government into
contempt than all the subsidized
pens and presses over the land
engaged in its support.
This is saying much less than |
deserve. For these ten years, at the
very threshold Of the Executive
Mansion, that shelters a despotism
more drcary in its coarse aggressions
than any in Europe, and under
the shadow Of a dome that covers q
den Of thieves, ! have punctured
shams, exposed villainy, and held
imbecility up to ridicule, regardless
Of the threats, assaults, ISLANDERS and
abuse Of the sufferers.
II do not assert that our Govern
ment is the worst in the world.
That Of Dahomey is on a somewhat
lower level. But | do say, without
fear Of contradiction from the
thoughtful and dispassionate, that
it is the meanest.
"The beautiful structure fabrica-
ted by the fathers lies like Il strand
ed whale rotting in the sun, wolves
and buzzards fattening on one end,
while sharks feed in upon the 9TH
er."
Dom didn't get any office, Dom
didn't.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1881-04-20
Williams District.
WILLIAMS DIST, W. VA,
April IA, 1881.

II has become quite a common
thing in this District, to indulge
in an exhibition at the close of the
school. NJ. j. Bartlett, of No.
district, varied the usual pro-
gramme, by giving a dinner the
last day of his school,
Miss Linnie Spencer gave quite
an entertaining exhibition at
Vienna, Friday evening, April Sth,
Dialogues, tableaux and recitations,
with musical strain now and
then, made up the evening pro
gramme. The tableaux were quite
ETHEREAL One rustic youth was
heard asking, "if those angels were
real girls p" When the calcium
lights were produced, some of the
less brave rolled out the back win
dows, exclaiming that "they were
not going to sit still and be burned
up" if n
The scholars proved by their ac-
ting that they had received good
training.
Miss Addie Johnson, after a vaca-
ton of two weeks, has returned to
Granville, O.
The measles are all through this
district. One case of mumps has
been reported in Williamstown.
Williamstown has lately sustain
ed quite a loss, by the death of Mr.
John Campbell. He died at the
home of his daughter in Pittsburg.
Rufus Campbell, of Williams
town, was on board the Emma Ora
ham when she sank. He was on
his way to his brothers funeral
RURAL.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1881-04-20
Resolved to Vote.

The resolutions Of Christian Tenn
perance meetings are beginning to
have a better ring to them than
they had when they condemned
the mixing Of Temperance with
politics. The Stark County
Christian Temperance Union, at it's
recent session in Massillon adopted
these resolutions:
ResoLved, That the efforts Of the
County Union, in behalf Of temper
ance, shall not cease until the entire
prohibition Of the liquor traffic has
been established.
Resolred, That as the present
Legislature Of Ohio, has failed to
give the temperance people Of the
State the promised local option en-
actment, we will, in the future,
so vote as to secure the abolition of
the rum traffic.
ResOtUed, That we look upon. the
efforts now being made by the Gen
eral Assembly Of Ohio to pass the
Pond License bill as detrimental to
the best interest of the entire
people of the State, and that we
request our Representatives to use
their influence and vote against
any and all license or tax measures
during their terms Of office.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1881-04-20

How many murders it has COM
mittedl
How many prostitutes it has
made.
How much property it has de-
stroyed ! and then say whether on
not yoa beliepe tits better to have it
sold than to prohibit the sale alto
gether, in the interest of
SoBRTETY.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1881-04-20
WEST VIRGINIA NEWS.

o,,-v-rNTION.-AC convention OF all
he Sunday Schoolsof Richie coun-
Wis called to meet at Ellenboro,
Nav 4th, by the President, D.
ucGregor, and Secretary, I. P.
Jeffrey. superintendent, teach
rs scholars and ministers Of all de
oooinatious are earnestly invited
.oattend.
The Local Committee, at Ellen
boro consists of J. w. Huntington,
: R Dawson, Mrs. M. B. Strickler,
Mrs. A. S. Core, Rev. w. w. Kelly,
Mccoy, and Rev. Mathers, who
will make arrangements to enter
tain delegates and visitors.
The Hagerstown Mail rejoices
over the arrival Of six splendid
East-lake cars at Shepherdstown,
for theShenandoahValley Railroad.
4 colored lunatic in the Fayette
county jail, attempted to burn the
building by kindling a fire in the
middle of the floor, but it was dis
covered in time to prevent damage.
So SAYS the last Enterprise
The superintendent of the Peni-
untiary at Moundsville has adver-
ti.ed the laborof about one hundred
l5le-bodied convicts for a term of
three or five years.
The Mason County Agricultural
and Mechanical Association has fix
ed the time Of its next fair upon the
four days beginning with August
30th.
Chas. E. Hogg, Esq, has been
elected by the Literary Societies Of
the West Virginia University to
deliver the annual address before
them at next commencement.
The INSANE AsYLUM.-The new
Board Of Directors of the West Vir-
sinia Hospital for the Insane, APP
pointed by Governor Jackson, met
at Weston recently and elected the
following officers Of the Institution ::
DR.. ". J. Bland superintendent
DR.. NJ, F.Hullihen-1st Assistant.
Dr., J. L, Lewis-2d Assistant.
Mrs. Mary. B. Decentralization.
Miss Ida McGee-Assistant.
The new Superintendent will
take charge on the 18th of May.
The Martinsburg Independent
complains 'muchly" Of the action
Of Governor jackson in relieving
Dr.. Camden.
There are 1852 public school hous-
eS and 200 schools in Kanawha
county,
1t has been figured out that the
snow storms this winter have cost
lhe Northwestern railroads over
100000.
Mayor Csllen was reelected as
cmet of Huntington last week, by
6Omajority.
Palmer's Planning Mill, at Hunt
lnSton, was burned last week; loss
eo'V00, uninsured, together with J.
T. oteWart's stable, whose loss was
9Z00, also uninsured.
The Border Watchman informs us
'laF the Monroe County Court gran
Tea license to sell liquors at Sweet
sulphur and Red Sulphur Springs,
ooV IN granting licenses to hotels
IN Anderson and Union, they were
without the privilege of selling Ii
quors.
This is the first instance of gen
0Ine discrimination" we have ever
seen any account of in the State,
We will give copy of the Enter
Prise one year, free, to any man and
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1881-04-20

Police .lnStice Alpx ksnr ~ C,,,,,
berland he was ccnnmitfnJ - III
tie await reouisition from the West
Virginia Governor.-Grqtton Seati-
''e'
"People Of these parts are com
I1l"liilIl3 % In .,1 q 9os-'"A' some say
the Richie BemosrGt - i'"'
No trouble about tbotat all Tbo
constable is to Kill the dors. then
there'll be no tax to nav So i. tho
law r41t
We paid a visit to Petersbpro
Grant county, on Tuesday last.
we were pleased to observe the
Se1S 900 olueI "inonS lne people.
snoken has ~ M bar.Taons s' am, w Dot y
drunken man was seen bv as, IN
the town. We were glad 10 note
this fact. No bars, good order and
sobriety; bar-roonis and disorder
and drunkenness. A notable con
trast.-MoorcEeid Examiner.
Bar-rooms, and no bar-ro6ms fur
nisb inst srcb notiooobla and nota
H. "i1' ''oV'
piV Oo'iVi 'o'S' NliFl : el tol i'it ca
ana prohibited, all over the coun-
try.
In a former number we spoke of
the 10 indictments found at the
l"s' 'eIiii ci Tue l"ylor county
Court, and remarked that the Graf
ton papers were too modest to give
HIS nartien]ars rs TO what tbo IN
/ d;ot,,opts ,.nro Coz hnt M -.
VI '''-9 = '9 " - N' '' V'i"' ~
guessed most Oh them were Tor I'M
lawful retailing pa
The Sentinel. quotes what we said
and odds.
w, ~
" are l lio' 9Neil .l'otest ~ 'lie
iii''VgIl, " = Vil-iiN w NV ucile
o"l uuVy' w., Qii4 q itT u ''le ii l
lieli's ele Vl!ou ,t' V''c lee l IeIill
lilu W iiioov " 9iio,' Iii''G ei9'
ants got = verdict Of not @niltv
Our prediction is that the county
viii not make much money out Of
these indictments
,,,o,,...4 3 ~;
man lug any i''''i'F ''''O VI ''10 " ''i7
Ky business IN any manner
not,t,on was nroson4ad 70 o,, p
oo,,,t, y, GOVT tb;s wool osl,ina for
0 Doo fr D"1 No doatoy law y ond
we nndarstand several Of ito eionars
wow, "o b;rhiU ;ndianant boca,,ssa no =,
o "tio go taIa5 i tboroon bv 40
I'[,,U n1isS S", 70 nroyent' a,,v
rn oiiti, 81 e,,n doo,,mrn,,oo
Iii 1I'I bnrn s+ 9 that neither tbe
co -, :, oo,,rt nor nvotbor hodv bae
r 'ao,,,n, ~ o0 obono ol ' tbo iaw # has
ip} o@ol " botb HIS He,,oo Nc. of tbo roa;sla
P,'s90 ID ~, raoa;vod tbo Couornor,s
w. ot,,no Lae baoonao ono &c tbo
~ e. o0o ond n; Iii w. @ n
f eve ~ ' anob ''Y Po1 " IHotr5n~ ~
'0' 1 ~ 60 'ii0n. 1 I%1 w. ', 1
I es' boys, the aoS am zone gone
up shure." Every coon-hunter now
will have his tax to pay, or do all
bis tracking IN tbe snow
-
| SOME FIGURES. The weekly con-