davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-10
r. n. CHAFFI.. RoBhH IL. dhLlAh
ID b. CHAFFIN X CO,
Az REAf. ESTATE AGENTS ...,.,,.,

CORNER TENTH AND MAIN SHEETS,
sell cry aud country property, privately or AZ aEes
ton: collect rents In Richmond, Manchester, aud
cOapiry. aud mike prompt returns OF sz;sei money
loaned city aud country real estate; deeds Mrlt-
ten and ACCOMPLISHMENTS taken; lands SHOWN ifee,
buyers and sellers introduced TO make ti,eir har-
gains. Write or call for tree TIrQtald Rcdi E$tdts
Jonr1I We are the largest advertisers OF real es-
tate Ia America, except western railroads:
Reference By permissiOn; First Nsllonai BANK
ia 7.d,sw,kw3mf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-10
REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

THAT VERY VALUABLE REAL O.
L ESTATE, NEAR THE SECOND MAR III
KET. Al THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF MAR
SHALL AND SEVENTH STREETS. FOR SALE.
truly "a liable REAL ESTATE. having thereon the
large and costly residence formerly Cccaped by the
late Dr. Beverly Il. Wexford. The lot has front Of
IS feet, and depth OF l4O feet TO wide paved al
ley. By using the large quantity Of bricks and other
materials, seven eght brick stores and dwellings
could be erected, to make the investment pro-
hiahle one, as houses IN that locally IN good de-
manI.
Price reasc nabe and term Accommodating.
Apny to W. GODpIN.
mn o. 81 Real Estate AuctiOneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-10
Auction SALES-Future Days.
by sutton & Co,
Real Estate Agents aud AnctiOneCrs,
IlO9 Nlin street.

EOTR VALUABLE BUILDING 10 Is
i ~ THr WESTERN PORTION OF IHECITl
FOR SALE Ar AUCTlON.-We will offer fer sale
Al pubic auction on
WEDNESDAY. MARCH ., 1881.
At AZ o'clock l.. VI. those FOUR BEAUTIFUL
BUILDING LOTS ironing ~ feet each on The
,ouiA side Of Mar ban ieiwren Graham ana Han
cock sIc,ts AID running ck lij feet - wide
alley In the rear.
Thee lots are lcIulfu'ly situated for building.
ana being I'm a loctli that isrardly Improving aud
building M. shouIu make itcm attractive 10 per-
sons s, eking good ana p-oiiablc investments.
1FEMS: At4ate SUTTON K CO..
AuciiOuCcrs.
PO>TPGNEMENT.
owing 10 the incicm, Hcy Of the weather the above
SAFE D. postponed to
FRIDAY, MARCH llTH.
at same hour
NH 10 SlIlpN n 90.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-10

NOTICE On and after the i5fu j. -
~ OF MARCH. 1851. NAVIGATION .i.
closed ON The james River and hsudNi' b..
between buchanan snd the mouth Of N"iN b.
Doalmea aud Others will be governed acc, ~
J. l.. VII LlNhN.
Cans. suptrinlred5. f,
MARCH 5, 1881. AH
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-10

4 BEAU rlFUL LITTLE FARM, WITH
"A HANDSOME IMpRONtMENTs,N MAR IVY
DEPOT, on HE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO
HALLWAY. ~ ALBEMAHLt COUNTY, VA.
AT PUBLIC AUCTION.-Buslness engagements
requiring Mr. r. W. Wilson's immediate return 10
England. lie Viii Offer al public auction. Oh
THURSDAY, MARCH 81, 1881.
at o'clock T.. VI. skarp wi hout regard 10 weather,
on the premises. that well-Hnown and Bt AUIlFUL
LITTLE FARM caMe1 VALLEY Point formerly
owned by J. Warwick Wood. with handsome
BRICK DWELLING aud all the usual farm build.
ings. containing 264 ACRES OF LAND equal TO
any Ia lie STATE. NeigtborhOOd uuequalied for all
icia advantages. POst-0fhce stores, and churches
In thr, DiHaies' walk: ave aud a half nils from
the University OF Virginia and Fix and a half from
the town OF charlottesville.
THE TERMS wiz ne very libt ral-a long credit al "a
low rate of Interest on cons siderable portion OF The
par hase.moe<y-
Also al The salne time and place. he will off r
OlLer FARM combining 23Z ACRES. being part
81 The Hill aud Da,c - estate. formerly owned by
Mr.. Ralei2h C"lston. The improvements consist Of
II good FRAME HOUSE, with all out-budngs,
goOS orchards, sc.
TERMS OF THIS SALE viii be very literal aud
made known on dSy of sale. ". BENSON
mh3I0,l7&2J Auesioneer, Charlottesville.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-10
nLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP. , -
" COMPANY. .-Ss'-Sss
FOR Ngw YOEK.

This eempsny VIII d,spatcn one q, ;a,t f.S.
ttstul.rs-0iD DONTSiON. WYANrnF. u -
HAITIAN. and RfCIhONp- ttt-y ] A'""'
FRIDAY. and SUNDAY hgl VAL '.. o..
The fare, accommoaa.N1s, snd 49, '-
surpassed. I'D. 9Th -...r
Shins going nortn lsni AZ firf f'' N'.'.
loot Of Beacu street. Shll~ ccuIih-
f1er as. <or.h river, foot Of tbrisi ' '..,.,.
Th.y ave splendid s4loous, stAue-roous' AL a.
cabin fare % New Iors. sl2. steef~fe' " -
az. - . ,...,tS
gre,ghts for points beyond New iors fofri'. -,
viii dispA,ck, sad no cnzTge MADE eacep1 se'-A -
penses Incurred. =, =, ..r-
Frright received anil q o'clock L. u 'al'
sor further ufcrmslvs Apply Va 80,
GEORGE ". ALLEN CO. Asr.~'
AVA of,se Casnsns'- ~GNfgta. h'.'''.--
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-10
REAL ESTATE AGENTS. &c.

T BELL BIGGER
REAL ESTATE AGENT AND AUClIoNEER.
can be found at my Office. No. s23 Main street
b tween Eighth aud Smith streets. where propose
10 conduct the business OF REAL ESTATE
AGENT AND AUCriONEER IN all us efahches'
shall also give at entiOn TO the business or an EN-
AMtSER OF TI1LES AND CONNhIaNCtR
and the COLLECTION OF CLANS. Mr. HENRY
KFPLrR and my son THOMAS VIII assist me ~ the
office and any copying needed VIII be well and
promptly done. respectfully solicit PATRONAGE:
mn 6.lw j. BELL BiG6 FE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-10

.TRCSrEE>' SALE OF A VERY VAL.
L UABLE Lot OF GROUND. WITH TWO
FRAMED STORES AND DWELLINGS THEIR
On. No. 100 WEST MARKET STREET. OPPO-
SITE TO TUT FIJI MARKET, BtTWEEN
FRANKLIN AND GRACE STREETS, AT AUG
TioN.-in execution 81 deed Of rust from |. l..
Gfabbs, trHsiee for Sis. VI. j. stun, dated 2sth
FEBRUARY, 1879. and duly recorded. bling thereto
required We will sen ~ aneion upon the pIeiniscs
on
FRIDAY, MARCH llTH,
at AZ O'Clock, The properly above referred 10. IL
ftonts ~ feet runs back 10 feet alley is feet
wide, ana by reason. al Its situation Yields good
rcntal. aud Is a safe Investment
q TERMS. The deed authorizes the sale 10 he for
clsh, but BY consent OF parties reasonable credit
viii he allowed Ii desired.
ROBERT u. LYME rrus,,sx
A. ID. WILLIAMS, ! ''N
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS, Aueiloneers. NH
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-10


TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
L REAL ESTATE n SUEEY COUNTY BY
virtue Of drod of trust eNt cuicd by l.. -. Phillips
To- me a. trustee. dated the - day OF November,
1878. and duly recorded IN the clerk, flee Of sur
rs County Court, and 10y dir elton of the beneficiary
IN ,ald trust dcc shall offer tor sa.c at puplic auc
non. on tine PREMISE, on
TUESDAY. MARCH 10, ISL,
the following REAL ESTATE-yz
first. 4 TRACT OF LAND near cabin Point. In
Surry county, wherein the said K. - Phillips for
merlv re- idcd. containing 1927 ACRES.
second. \ TRACT OF 100 ACRES OF LAND
adj ning the first described tract.
Third. \ TRACT OF "a ACRES OF LAND adj
Joining the l00.acre tract above.
Fourth. \ TRACT OF "a ACRES OF LAND adj
Joining the .927 acre tract above.
finn A TRACT OF 10 ACRES OF LAND all
joining the sane.
An of said lands having been conveyed IN the deed
of trust afo, esaid from tl- sad X. ID. Philips.
TERMS $40 GEO of the purchase money VIII be
required In cash he terms Is 10 the residue Will tie
such as may zee agreed upon by The parties interest
Cd aud viii be made known on tie day of sale.
j. y. RAMEN, Trustee.
FEBRUARY %, 1851.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-10
FURNITURE.

WILLIAM DAFFRON. MANU.n
w FACTDgER AND DEALER INE
CH. AMBER. PARLOK. AND DINING. ~
SEAT cHAiRe' and every srflcie n the FIRM.
TORE the. Bedding, Feathers. GGa Matiresses.
Docs the bSsness. carries the STOCK and caunot be
Onipe and war.r0oms, sf2S Main
sireet; facioiy, Is, 10, 20,22, "a north Fifteenth
street. Rchm0nd, Va. fe2 O-3m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-10

VALUABLE JAMES.RINER FARM
Y on RTCHMOLD AND ALLEGHANI RAIL.
ROAD FOR SALE AZ AUCTiON.-Ey virtue Of
ihre deeds OF tru'; executed 10 the undersigned pY
bntrIng cate respectively on september g. 1873,
september 4. 1879. and June %. 1850, ani all OF
rCcold IN Albemare County ouri e t'k : "nice-5ne
first Ia u. Il. ~: page 439. the second in -, t. -;
page I4j. and The mira IN -. II. &c. page 33O-and
actirg nj the request Of the pciVc holders 81 the
d.bs secured in he said deeds, he undersigned VIII
SATURDAY, APRIL ., 1851,
al II O'Clock ofrr Tor ,ale. at public auc ion, on
the premise the RI NJ hSTAi ln ID" sl'd thrte
trust deeds described aud cOnytyed-vI.. "il1t
TRACT OF LAND .I'uated. lying. and being IN The
county Of Alb'nare. In The state of virginia. on
Inns river (aud Including an Island IhereIpI. and
ON both lids Of The james River aud kanawha "a &.
RAJ. about four mi e. from the town Of scotstlcd
about TWO miles nom Warren. aud containing about
be the same more or less. Also IEA' or
LAND On James river adjoining he above de- crib
tract. and c niainiSg about one HUNDRED AND
FORTY ACRES. b. the same more or less. lh!s
farm (cnmpOsed q said two parcels Cf land)
adi1n~ the Lands Of J1hu Coles, hOmas i. Gantl
ana others. i nmfd iatcN Oh The In" of HE Rich
mono and Aileghany railroad and Is one a. ne best
and most desirable fumS on james river. IN nigh
ia, j. good qutli aud there are about 23J acres
OF SuDci ior JaIuts-rNcr OwigrOuuds. The improve
y ,nts are unusually guOd. mCluiing large brick
dwtliug-houer ana all usual our building. Ihl'
land will be SOLD subject TO apriI deed OF itnSt men
Sl.OG9.5O, ct which SlC22 l. prindpl: and sub
rct aO 10 be rights If The tenants on the phase Tor
the present year. they pay ing heir rsnis 10 the pr-
chaser. The title Is believed 10 he perfect. The
niace can be- divided into two or more cOhptcllN-
ocie t farms so ~ To give buildings on al least two
Of Them. aud II VIII ne offered Whole or IN par
cels. rs will best suit purchasers.
TERMS: Cash enough to pay expenses OF eX'cd'
ting ihe trust say $3.50. and 20 nay the bIarcc due
on The debts secucd In said three dtcds, say
IS OF 30 of the day of sale and as ~ any resi-
due Of purchase money on one. t"o,and ihIec year
time. in 6uua piNmcDts. beaIirg Interest from Tie
da. Of sac. and 10 be- secured bY BONDS of The pun
chaser. with good personal security. aud bv the re-
tenllon of The title the purcha- cmoney Is paid
THOMAS :. MARTiN.
NH Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-10
BY If. Benson. Auclioneer.

j. THOMPSON BROWN, Auctioneer.
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1881-05-07
N1orIoE.-sCHooL ELECTION.

An ell ection for members of the Board
of PublIc Lducr ton In Wilmington will
be held on SATURDAY, May TIN, 1881.
Polls open at O'Clock and close at 2.
IN.
the election is to he held In the WAru, Will
hold The school election.
Members TO be elected and places OF
voting are as follows:
FIRST " ARD.--0ae member for Two
years and one member for one year; polls
old No. 10 chool House. Second street,
near Washington street.
SECOND WARD.-One member for two
years; polls FELTON, House, second anu
THIRD WARD.-One men Der for two
years and one member for one year; polls
Witsifs cigar store, Maryland ave- ana
Madison street.
FOURTH WARD.-one member for
two years; and one member for one year !
polls, City Hall.
fetch WARD.-One mem oers for two
wears: polls, Pab;ic school ii Ouse, No. o..
corner Elghln aud Wollaston streets.
SIXTH WARt.-One member for two
years and one member for one yea; polls
outhessl corner of Ninth and King
SEVENTH wARD.-one member Ior
| two years; potts, Public school Rouse
| No. 2 corner OF Eleventh and Wanhipg
EiGHTH wARD.-one member for
| two years; polls, Public school house,
| No. 4, corI.er y Venth and Spruce streets.
NINTH WARp.-One member for two
| years; polls, Old Academy,
| TENTH WARD.-One member for one
| year and one member for two years; polls,
| public School House, NO. Is, Hsrrlsoh
| street, near Third
| ELEVENTH WARD.-0ne member for
| ore year and one member for two years.
polls at VIM. Fursvth's, Beech street
near Maryland Avenue.
HENRY q. MORROW,
Secretary Board of Public Education
ApfB-te
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1881-05-07

MAJOR BURKE, the well-known
Louisiana Democratic politician and
editor of the New Orleans Democrat,
says that re has spent sleepless nights
in counteracting the work of the in
genious and ever alert j. r. g. Pitkin,
"who could do as much Republican
devllment in half day as it would re-
quire a whole night of Democratic
work to undo" He recalls everything
that has been said against MIR. Pitkin,
but says eve have yet to hear of his
connection with any of the corrupt and
plundering jobs which characterized
the rule of the party he upheld, and if
the time has come when we may put
behind US these bitter memories of the
past and devote ourselves to building
up our material interests-and we
think that is largely the prepondera-
ting sentiment with our people," All
of this is quoted from long article
urging MIR. Pitkin as the best man in
Louisiana for Minister to Mexico
Phila. Press.
Then, for PHYS sake, let Pitkin be
buried in Mexico. If he sin any way
related to Eliza Pinkston the country
will profit by his absence.
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1881-05-07
IMPEACHMENT DEMANDED.
A stormy Scene I'm the Lower House
OF the Pennsylvania Legislature.

A stormy Scene I'm the Lower House
OF the Pennsylvania Legislature.
HARRISBURG, Pa, May Elm the
House of Representative this morning
Mr.. Bisrly OF Lycoming county pre-
scented by request petition OF citizens
of Lackaw anna County asking for the
Impeachment OF Governor Hoyi
and Attorney General Palmer for
their action in reference to the judiciary
of that county. The petition claimed
taat the judges appointed to serve for
i've years should only have been ap-
pointed until the next general election
and that the action OF the Governor In
withholding the commissions Of the
judges since claiming to be elected was
an Infraotion of the Constitution and
laws of tue State. 1t furLher asks the
impeachment on the ground OF corrupt
conduct in pardoning Kemble and his
companions from the punishment due
them tor their crimes.
Mr.. Ruddl nau offered a resolution
characterizing the petition as "impeI
tinent, improper and scandslous," tina
| it should be returned ana the proceed
| lngs expunged from the record.
| This Was followed by an amendment
to refer to the Judiciary General Com
| mittee.
A stormy scene ensued, and amid tn
utmost excitement speeches of a vic
lent character were made, Finally tn
amendment was def ated, and Mr.. Rud
dimau's resolution was adopted, 80 to 90
the majority OF the nays being Democrats
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1881-05-07
Pike Commission.

Magistrate Brady, yesterday, 10 re-
ponse to complaints laid before him, ap-
pointed G. Hill BrInton, Milton Lacksy
and DR.. Swithin Chandler commission
ers to visit and carefully inspect the con-
dition of the Philadelphia pike. The
charter of ths pike company provides
that If any three persons shall appear be-
fore q justice OF the peace and make
complaint as to the condition OF the
pike, the justice shall appoint q commits
sion of unbiased freeholders to inspect
the pike and report upon its condition
and that If this report recommends i'm
provements, and these Improvements are
not made by the company in fifteen days
then shall the magistrate report to the
Court of General sessions. In the inter
i'm no tolls can be collected. 1t il sale
that one of the objects OF the presen
complaint Is to ultimately change tn
road from q pike to a country road
Complaint Is made that only small POI
ton OF the tolls collected have been ap
Piled to the keeping Of the pike in re
| par.
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1881-05-07
Townsend. April q. 1881.

NJ OTICL--P Persons VINO. were drafted In
IN the Stale OF Delaware for the United
Statesm ilitaryser In May, June OF
July, 1864, and paid com muLation fees
were afterwards again drafted In 1885 and
were required TO procure substitute OF
enter the military service under the latter
draft will had IL 10 their ad vantage TO come
with tine Undersigned, who has been au-
thorized by the State Legislature 10 collec;
from The Secretary oil War, The COM IN uta-
ton money paid by such persons. The
Secretary OF War having been directed by
CT of Congress 10 refund the commuias
on ps id IN such cases. q. III. b. DAT,
Dover Del. Iulv 10. 1879.
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1881-05-07

GERMAN IMMIGRANTS IN NORTH
CARoL1NA.-Last Sunday sixLy-Eine
German immigrants arrived in Salis-
bury, and are expected to become a
permanent part of the population of
Rowan county, N. G. The party was
composed of twenty-four men, fourteen
women and thirty-one children, aged
from two months up 10 twenty years
old. They are German Polanders.
his party were mostly farmers, but
it is understood that carload of car
penters, masons, &C., are to follow.
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1881-05-07

STRAW BIDS AND WORTHLESS
BoNDs.-The United States authori-
ties are after the straw bidders and
gentlemen who furnished fraudulent
bonds for the Sar Route frauds who
reside in Philadelphia. 1t is q good
sign, and a hopeful one for the future.
President Garfield had the reputation
of being preacher and We hope he
will not allow his oath Of Office to be
violated to save the racals who have
been SO long cheating the government
under His Fraudulency, ex-President
Hayes-the man who never was elect
ed by the people ; but nevertheless re-
refused to allow them to borrow money
at 8 Fer cent. by the use of the veto
before he fed in disgrace to Ohio. II
will be seen that the straw bidders
have been arrested.
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1881-05-07
DROposALs FOR GRADING.
OFFICE OF rHE;srREEr COMMISSIONERS,

OFFICE OF THE STREET COMMISSIONERS,
No. 81 EAST SIXTH STREET,
WILMINGroS, ELL, May 9TH, 1881.
Sealed proposals viii be received In the
box in the City Council Chamber uht,l
7.3G p. M, Thursday May IL, 1881, Tor graz
ing the bed of Dupont ST., from Lowering
Avenue TO the ceItre of Warwasett st.
The amount of material TO be removed
is about 800 ca bic yards. The stone must
be broken small enough for The stone
breaker where the stone must be take n
and deposited by the contractor. Tie
dirt must be taken any place that The
Street Commissioner may direct, provide
ed the distance of hauling IL not greater
than fiye squares. The work must be
done under the direction and supervi-
sion OF the street Comm issioner and
must be completed within 80 days rom
the time the contract IS awarded
by City Council; tor every day there
alter the C ntIactor must pay TO
the city of wilmington The SUN
of i've dollars. DOnd win So
curity in the sum of one hundred dollal .
must accompany each proposal for The
good faith OF The bidder. The Comm1, !.
Tee reserve the right TO reject any or a
bids. ALI bids must be properly signed,
sealed and endorsed proposals lor
grading DUPONT street,"
For further Information apply TO
l.. +. LYNCH,
Street Comm issioner.
By order of the Opening street Com
IN ittee. GEORGE ABELE,
may5.7t Chairman.
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1881-05-07
PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FOR GRADING,
OFFICE OF THE STREET oo nTarsT

Orprcr or THE STREET CoMMlsSIoNER,l
No. 81 FAST : IxrH STREET, SOC,
WTIMIHGroN, DEL, May otn, 1851
Sealed nrouo.Als will be rece we'd In tne
hay IN me div Council Chamber nm til
I'm p. M Thursday, May lZth, 1851, Ior
gradino c:ilnin Avenue, between Brooine
and RndneY streets. The amount OF ma
farial 10 he removed is about 4.OOO cubic
yards. fhe stone must be broken small
amor IN 10 he used at the CITY stone
Breaker where the said s'one must be
taken and deposited by the cont actor.
Tha 5irt 10 be taken and deposited al
such niaces an the street Commissioner
NAV direet provided the distance OF
haIiIino is not greater than i've spares.
The work must be done under the .dlrec-
lion and supervision OF the Street Com
Transformer. and must be completed with
in sixty DAYS from the time the contract
ls awf rded by The City Council. For
every day thereafter the contractor must
nav 10 the City Of Wilmington the sum
AZ Zen dollars. A bond with security IN
the sum OF one hund cd dollars must &C
company each proposal for the good ialth
az the bidder The cnnmitteH reserve
the right 10 reject al y bid that they DO
mt think IL will bel the Interest OF the
CITY 10 accent. All III. 3 must be proper
ly Signed. sealed and ndorsed "Propos-
ais for Grading Gill Il. Avenue" Any
further information IN at may be desired
Will be furnishes on PIP icaion 70
p. LYNCH.
Sire Commissioner
BY order of Opening street Commlttee
GEORGE ABELLE,
mavh-7t Chairman.
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1881-05-07
"CoM1Ha Down TO DoTs.-An in.

'CoMINa DOWN TO DoTs.--An in
fiuential Republican contemporary
shows up the Dictatorship that
Conkling holds over New York
Stale and hopes to secure over the
whole Republican party in the follow
ing, which we think may well be
termed coming down to dots:
THE constitutional Senate of the
United States is composed of two
Senators from each of the States I; the
Political or actual Senate of the United
States is composed, ~ of the Repub-
lican majority /; az of a caucus, which
il composed of majority of the Re-
publican majority (a) of a "com-
mittee Of Safety" composed of seven
members, appointed by the majority
of the caucus /; and (4)of q single Sen
ator,-to wit, Roscoe Conkling. o
New York,--who, by controlling tn,
COMMITTEE of Safety" controls tn,
caucus, which controls the majority
which controls, and which is, accord
ing to the statement of Mr.. Dawes, tn
Senate itself. Ergo, Mr.. Conkling i
the Senate--a fact which affords th
most remarkable illustration upol
record Of the power Of the tail to wal
the dog"
What lot of little Republican boy
the Senate contains and the Unite
States pay $1,000 year to hold u
the skirts of the New York dign
taryl
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1881-05-07
ANY CITIZEN who will carefully e1

ANY CITIZEN who will carefully ex-
anime the condition Of Market street
and its cutters will at once come to
the conclusion that the bed Of the
street is unnecessarily oyel aad that
the cutters above Seventh street are
entirely too large. They are the re.
oeptioals of large amount of filth
which accumulates In them !; and il
often remains there until the whole
becomes mass Of putred matter
offensive alike to sight and smell
We do not ask that the street may
be changed at once. But we call tn,
attention of the authorities to it, ant
suggest that it be done gradually or a
some future time when the street i
undergoing repairs.
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1881-05-07

SENATOR BEN HARRISON, of Indiana,
says that he thinks Mr.. Robertson will
be confirmed by majority of Repub-
lican and Democra 10 votes, and that
the policy of Mr.. Gorham's paper TO-
ward the Administration recently has
led some Senators to entertain less
friendly feelings to him than would
otherwise have been the case.
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1881-05-07

The philadelphia Press has undertak.
en- a good work in trying to break up
the insurance companies, which have
sprung up of late, whose business Is to
stimulate murder by insuIing aged and
decrepit people for the benefit of per.
sons who secure the policies simply as o
| speculation. 1t is horrible TO think oil
| people betting on death as men do OF
| cards at faro, and the Legislature shoulC
promptly put an end to the iniquitoa
business. From the disclosures IN tn
Press 1t would appear that the insurance
companies are trying to defeat the mes
sure now before the Legislature by dis
tributiDg policies among the member
where they will do the most good
West Chester Record.