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The daily gazette., 1882-07-22
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REMOVING THE a GARBAGE AND oFFAt. IN
THE CITY OF WILMINGTON, FROM
AUGUST !. Iss2, ToJANUARY 81, lsss.
HEALTH DEPARTMENT, -

THE CITY OF WiLMINGTON, FROM
AUGUST ]. lss2, TO JANUARY 81, 1883.
HEALTH DEPARTMENT,
WILMINGTON, DEL, July i2, 1882. I
Sealed proposals will he received by the Sccre-
tary Of the Board of Health, g Si2 King street,
M. for removing the garbage and oifil frnn the
dwellings and other places ~ lhs elty o. llmlng-
inenrimg Tuesday, August !, lss2, and ending On
the aist day Of January 4. n. IsSi' the prrson
shall furnish sufficient numher of mem horses
or mules AMI water M ught o sarts, and collect and
keeping, IN and from the dwellings and other
required Of them by the board Of Health from
time 10 time, We, daily tSunilays excepted,
from The irst day Of Angyst until te ilrst day Of
times week, from the hrst day of November un-
III The rSl re- a., day t o. te6ra,ary A, a, d. lssS
placed thereon in suEr conspicuous place sign
with the words city uarhnge Cart, painted IN
cart to he numbered. The driver Of each Of said
carts shall give notice OF his approach by ringing
Il bell at the intersection OF each street, lane or
alley In such manner that the same may be heard
at least one square. II shall be the duty Of all
householders TO cause all garbage and otfal to be-
placed at the gate, door, or on the curb Ia front of
their premises IN vessel vessels containing not
The contractor or orcontractors shalt In nll matters
comply with the provisions of An ordinance
passed July 5th, 1873 and also with the rules and
regulations of the Board of Health relative the
collection and removal Of ofgarbage and ohal. For
the purpose of removing the garbage aud ohAt rs
aforesaid, the city has been divided into four dis
tricts, VIZ, All south OF the n0rtherly side of
Sixth street and east OF the westerly side of Mar
ket street shall be the first district: all north of
the northerly side OF Sixth street and east Of the
westerly side Of Market street shall be the second
district: all south Of the northrrly side of sixth
street and west of the westerly side Of Markc t
street shall he the third district all north of the
northery side Of Sixth street and west of the
westerly side Of Market street shall he the fourth
/ district. Proposals may bp made for any one or
more of said districts or for the whole Of said
| city. bond with security In the sum Of 500
| must accompany each proposal for the good faith
| of the bidder. and the person or persons to whom
| the contract or contracts may be awarded shall
| give "A bomd with good ana substantial freehold
security In the sum Of 81 900 for the faithful per-
| formance Of the contract. The Board Of Health
1 reserves the right to reject any all bids. Ali
| bids must be properly signed, Witnessed, sealed
and endorsed. Tie blanks will be furnished by
| the Secretary of the Board Of Health, No. 81.
/ King street, and the bond filled up by him. For
| further Information inquire OF the Secretary o
| the Board of Health, No. 5I2 King street.
l.. r. BUSH, President of the Board.
Attest: EDMUND H. FRAZER, Secretary.
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TAXPAYERS, TAKE NOTICE !

CITY AND SCHOOL TAXES FOR 1852.
The undersigned, receivers of taxes for the city
Of Wilmington, will be- At NO. 70 EAST Sixth
STREET, between Market and King streets, on
aud after the drst day Of JULY, fss2, between
the hours of aud II IN the morning. and from
to In the afternoon, for the purpose OF rcceiN
July there VIII be deduction of hye per cent. on
every dollar and on all taxes paid on or after
Tuesday of September, shall be Increased by the
addition OF FIVE prrrenum on the amount
thereof. EDMUND PROVOST
Receiver OF Northern District, including all
North Of sixth street.
Receiver of Southern District including all
South of sixth street. Jyi2-tf
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DEMoc Ratio COUNTY TICKET.
FOR SHERIFF,
p URNAL ]. LYNCH.
san q Their Thievish Tricks.

Notwithstanding the scoring given it by
all the real and reputable newspapers of the
city, the thIevish fraud of paper at Third
and King streets, yesterday afternoon, again
took advantage of the enterprise OF the
GAZETTE OF Every EUening to print the news
of the horrii murder at Morris station, Mary
land. Fortunately the full details procured
by these papers were not printed in their
earlier editions, and so the fraud was com
PEELED to be satisfied with the mere an
nouncemeut of the crime, as it is entirely
too mean and penurious 10 spend cent for
the purpose of procuring real live news,
even when circumstances prevent it from
exercising lbs thievish propensites to their
full extent.
We refer to this matter not so much to
show up thf contemplate petit larceny this
fraud of PAPER habitually indulges in as to
prove how lamentably it falls short in per
forming tho functions of real, live, pro-
gressive newspaper. If all the papers OF
Wilmington were conducted in like man
ner, even without its disreputablc steal
ing proclvities, the people of this
city would have no means of acquiring
prompt knowledge of important passing
events. They would continually be days
behind hani In learning of interesting items
occurring ih their immediate neighborhood,
and would be compelled to depend upon
the New York and Philadelphia morning
papers for news of great public interest from
all parts Of the country. Fortunately the
people of Wilmington are not compelled to
depend upon the slow and stingy fraud
as vehicle of information, and the rapidly
increasing circulation of the GAZETTE
attests the fact that they appreciate real,
live, penny newspaper, which gives the
news promptly and will not descend to the
contemplate practice Of stealing in order to
save few dollars.
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These are enough to show
the range ofthe bargains. You
will do well to respond
promptly to this advertisement;
for others will.
JOHN wANAMAKER.
1901 and 1908 Chestnut, second aoor.
White surah and pongee
embroidered dress-patterns at
$6 and $7 off the prices.
Light colorcd summer silks at
30 cents off the prices-no
great variety, but excellent
silks. Black damasses at
$l.25, five inches wider than
usual, 24-inch.
OF the $l.25 and $1.35 satin
foulards at 70 cents these colors
are now left: two blues, garnet,
bronze, buff, brown, black;
these colors in combination
with white.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Next outer circle, south entrance to
main building.
Printed linen lawns of value
25 to 81 cents, are all put at
20 and 30 cents, to close.
White remains the same as
heretofore. Linen batiste, nat
ural color, 15 cents.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Outer circle, south entrance 10
Trunks, bags, and all the
baggage-carrying conyeniences
: Of travellers. All grades
!; Trunks from paper to sole.
leather; yalises from canvas tc
i alligator; and bags of like
variety. Shawl straps.
Linen lap-dusters 50 cent,
up, and horse-sheets, ST. up.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
West of middle Market street entrance,
Thin clothing, not only o
all sorts, but good of all sorts
Nothing is thinner, more
comfortable,o or uglier than silk.
and-linen India seersucker. 4
man ought to be securely hand
some to wear it at all; but it i,
so comfortable! $15 a suit
K; The English imitation is quit,
. as ugly, but not so cool. Coat
{ Of it, $3.50; vests, $l.5O; n,
trousers.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
" East of middle aisle. toward Market street
%. Shoes below value again
We are sellingmore shoes thai
Il ever before; and selling NOR,
y makes, more odds and ends
and make us more indiferen
4, w to loss on them. So here the
: go.
Stout goat button-boots 70
J children, so cents.
Mems low shoes, ST to S
off the prices.
/. JOHN WANAMAKER.
: West of middle aisle, towards Market street.
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9 - ~

STREET COMMISSIONER ZEBI.Ey in
another column, gives an important notice
to people in regard to repairing payements
and to contractors and builders respectinp
their occupation of streets in the course Of
building operations, which all interested
would 10 well to give proper attention to-
The Street Commissioner is aesirous oil
keeping the streets of the city in the best
nossibla condition
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SINCE GENERAL BEAVER, Gameron's can
dlldate for Governor declared that Cameron
was not big man" " he has been terribly
worried to explain the meaning Of his Ian
guage III manner satisfactory to all CON
concerned. ii he simply meant il In a nhvsi
cal sense he will fail to placate the Indepen-
dents, while if he meant to reflect on Cam
eron's Political proportions the .. boss will
be likely to box his ears and bridle his
tongue for the balance of the eampaipn.
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77777-77777's > - 2 - .
Inventors and Patentees

should send for instructions, reasonable
terms, references, sc to Edison Brothers,
Solicitors Of Patents, Washington, ID. c.,
who furnish the same srithoatt charge. Edison
Brothers Is well known and successful firm
of large experience, having been established
In QliB
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NAUTION
CAUTION
TO THE PUBLIC.

The United States Court for the Southern Dis
trlct Of New York, by decision filed August 26th,
1879. and by the United States Circuit Court of
theGSI&TIT time affirmed my patent right for
forming Artificial Stone pavement In sections
caution all persons against the use of such
pavement without my authority and hereby
give notice Of my determination to prosecute to
the full extent Of the law all persons, whether
manufacturer or employer, who niringes my said
patent by constructing using the pavement
covered by IL. am now, AS | ever have been,
ready and willing to grant, for small consider
alton, licenses to all persons who may desire TO
use my invention.
JOHN ]. SCHlLLINGER.
40 East 92nd street n. " City.
G-o4.1tu.9a
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FoRa.AnE.
RzGLsTER's NOTICES.
REGIsTER's ORDER.
REGIsFRR's OFFICE.
New Castle CO., Del, July 10th, 1852,

u
New Castle Co., Del, July 10th, 1852. /
Upon the application OF RlI G.. Mote,
tate q White Clay Greek HUNDRED
In said county, deceased. ID Is ordered
aud directed by the Register that the Adninistra.
TOR aforesaid give notice or granting of letters
oi Administration upon the estate Of The deceased,
with the date Of granting thereof by causing
advertisements 20 be- posted within forty DAYS
from the date OF such letters IN six of the most
public places OF the county OF New Castle,
requiring all persons having demands against
the estate 70 present the same or abide by an Aci
of Assembly In such case made and provided :
and also cause the same 10 be inserted Within tn
same period Ia the Wilmington GAzErTE, a
continued therein three weeks, te. O. d.
49, Given under the hand and seal of0flee
g.. tof the Register aforesaid atW ilminE Eton
w. jim New Castle county aforesaid, the
day and year above written.
5. G. BIGGs, Register.
NOTICE.
All persons having elaine against the estate Of
the decehsed must present the same duly attcsted
70 the Administrator, ON or before July 10th, A.
D., 1883, or abide the act of Assembly In snch
case made and provided. ELI q. MOTE
Address: Christana, Del.
jyi2-mwf, I5t-3tw
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Nhen All Else Failed. !.

HIGHLAND, N. Y, May 81, 1ss1.-H H..
Warner d Co.. SIRs.-Your Safe Kidney
and Liver Cure helped me from chronic
kidney disease when every other hope had
failed. verify believe it saved my life.
ABRAHAM MILLER
The daily gazette., 1882-07-22

Summer dresses of wool and
silk, and combinations, sharply
marked down; alive have left;
about sixty.
They are too various to de-
scribe in paragraph. We
name a few as examples.
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I0sT AgD FOUs-D.

\ OST.--A SILK UMBRELLA, BLACK
IA HANDLE, bearing name ofowner, between
sixth aud French streets and depot pil Friday
morning, Finder returning same viii be snifabH
rewarded atrHE MORNING NEWS OFftJk.g
kl0-tr
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If EVER TWO Congressman were fooled
by their political opponents Congressman
Chalmers and Iillman are the identical men,
A year or two ago they voted with the Re
publlcans to oust Andrew G. Curtin from
the seat to which the Democratic people
OF his district honestly elected him,
hoping thereby to curry favor with
the majority when their own cases
came up for consideration. However they
were sadly mistaken in their estimate OF
Republican magnanimity, as with the ex-
ception of Calkins Of Indiana, who voted
In favor of Tillman retaining his seat, the
Republican vote was cast solidly in favor oi
kicking them out of their positions in Con
gress, and the verdict of the people will be
that as lar as they are personally concerned
1t served them exactly right.
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PlfOPt,sALS.
FoR GLAZINa.

Proposals will he received at the office OF the
Secretary 0fthe Beard OF Public Education, No.
no East Sixth street. until y. M, on Monday,
2ltI Inst, for Furnishing the glass aud doing the
glazing for the Public schools during Tile coming
year. HENRY u. MORROW, secretary.
lyl9-8t
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Commencing July II,

we will close our place of business each eve
ming at O'Clock, except Saturday, to
give our employees their evenings during the
heated term. JNo. w. DIEPENDoRF Il Co.
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NOTICE.
OFFICE or THE STREET CoMMlssioNER
No. 50 FAST SIXTH STREET,
VII IIilN Is lAay

OFFICE or THE STREET COMMISSIONER, !
No Sls FAST SIXTH STREET,
WILMINGToN, DBL, July Is, lss2.
property owners and agents VIII please take
notice that the following ordinance relating t9
pavements aud sidewalks VIII be strictly rniorced
and In order 10 save them unnecessary expense
they VIII please observe H. .z
AN ORDINANCE RELATING To PANkAENIs
AND S1DEWALKs: Whenever the Street lnminis-
sloner sees or has reported 10 him any dsfecis or
distractions IN the nayements or sidewalks ~ the
city of Wilmington ne shall Immediately have
the sidewalks or pavements repaired or the OBJ
structiDns removed at the proper cost q surh
owners or agents OF the property % which the
pavement belongs and send the hills " the my
Council to be collected hy the Mayor with costs.
Builders and contractors VIII please take notice
that permit for building purposes only allows
one-half the street to he o'strhcted And requires
the cutters at all times to be kept perfectly clehh
The law also ettires any person that may fteany
obstruction In any Of the public streets oi te cit
of ilinlnKton TO place signal llRht AZ ehch emu
Of the obstruction from sunset until daylight.
Hereafter the law must be strictly complied with
Mayor. y LEWIS XEBLEH,
iysl-3t street Commissioner.
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selllng out to Quit Bualneaa.

T. w. Bye, M Market street, is selling
his entire stock of over 200 sewing machines
of all makes, at greatly reduced prices. Call
and see him.
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rorToEs.
IToTICE. 9, -pij,EiMocRATIc q /, STATE CON

NOTICE. DEMOCRATIC STATE CON
in vENTION. sn am
WILMINGTON. T,EI.. July 1i-~At . meeting
held By the Democratic State Gentrnt sC9ln.
mittee at the city Of Wilntlngtont J WY ", !, y
was resolved that d state Convention Qs tne
August ~. isse n IL nj, for the purp0ee OF
nominating candidates for the 0nioea Of 8oy-
ernor and Representatives in Congress,
II Is requested that meetings pe heln SAl-
URDAY, 14kh "a August, In accordance wlth
the time-honored usage Of the Democratic
party, at the respective voting places IN each
Of tho hundreds OF the different counties, Pc
! tween the hours Of and p M, anu N " "
hours OF and p. m, for the purpose OF select
Ing delegates to said convention
SWITHIN CHANDLER,
Chairman.
J. r. SAuLsBuRv
SecretAry.
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Tho Philadelphia sunday Press,

Thu TNIIHU5tVHlEES 5AEENHRaF AEV"7p
the largest. brightest. cheapest, and best OF
the Philadelphia Sunday papers. All the news
worth reading, S4 columns, ~ pages, cents.
Sold by Davis, 81S Market street, at o'clock
in the morning.
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Ridgway Park on Smiths Island, in the
Delaware opposite Philadelphia harbor, has
become a very popular resort for seekers
after summer pleasure on flying trip. ME-
Ridgway has spared neither money nor pains
to make ii a pleasant place, and Whining
tonians with u few hours to spend viii DC
amply repaid by paying 1t a visit. ter
man band, second to none in the country
has been engaged to play during the season
- - --------s-
Buy your coal of james +. Brown, foot o.
West street,
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THURSDAY PASSED in the House of Repre-
sentatiyes without Seeor Robeson being
called liar and perjurer, but yesterday the
circus commenced afresh, and !" RicheleuH
Robinson gave the great navy jobber
trouncing The latter, however, took it all
very eodlly, or, as one report put il
: took lis bitter medicine like a
whipped hound" Speaker Keifer, how
however, grew indignant at the eastigation
administered to his pet statesman, and
ended tho farce by calling Robinson tc
order. The Senate also took a hand in til,
bear-garden business, Senator Butler dc
nouncing Representative Miller as
''yelping eur of low degree for making
allusiona to him in debate of an uneompli
mentary nature. And so the fun goes o
from day to day, while the toiling peopl
have to sweat and foot the bills.
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STEAMSHIP LINES,
EoR PHILADELPHIA.
THE STEAMER
IS. NJ. FELTON, .

Leaves French street wharf at GO a. m, aud
II b p M returning leaves Philadelphia at 9. ~ a.
M, nnd p+ M.
Fare ID cents, return trim tickets % cents
1tckets to return by the p, W. Is. Railroad
gnad 10 return on accommodation trains only
sold on The boat GU cents.
nA sunday the '.Felton'' Will leave at a. IS n.
M. and p. IN. Returning leave Philadelphia al
9.al a. NJ, ahd 3.'D y. N. jy2l-tf-2D
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e,so@inw ONT
RIagwav Pnrlx,

the entire stock at the Boston One Price
Clothing House.
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RiIlnar I1Iaan.s

Pain, irritation, retention, incontinenee
deposits, gravel &c, cured by "Buchupaiba. "
81.
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THE NEW POLICE seem to be quite vigil
liant in arresting petty ofiendersan and spotting
the cigar stores on Sunday, but it would be
more profitable if they would prevent some
of the robberies that have become alarm
ingly frequent of late, and which seem to
be committed with impunity. These offences
generally prove rather costly to the victims
The daily gazette., 1882-07-22

THE State Sentinel, organ of the Ring .
Republicans, sets down heavily on the morn
ing organs plea for g County rights in the
State Convention, and gives fair notice that
the eertralizing power of the q State " will
prevail in this Convention as it has prevailed
continuously for the past twenty years.
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To SNOW THAT the GAZETTE Is not actu-
ated by political bias In It's denunciatitn d
the thievish fraud at Third and King streets,
we call attention to an. extract from the
Morning Ners, It's pasty contemporary,
published elsewhere in so-day'a pePer.
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Porcelain silk with white figured Grape oyer-
dress trimmed with Oriental lace. Marked
down from &l25 to SIS.
Figured white nuns yelling, with white SATIN
de Lyon skirt trimmed with Oriental lace,
Ss5 10 SS5.
Embroidered brown cashmere. $40 TO ~.
Nuns yelling, deliberately trimmed with loops
The daily gazette., 1882-07-22

THE PHILADELPHIA Times seems to have
pretty clear conception of the nature OF
the troubles in Delaware College and of the
measu res of relief that should be adopted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-04

From the Detroit Free Press
Six OF eight congenial spirits sat around q
stove in a Grand River grocery the other night,
and after several other subjects had been ex-
hausted some one introduced that of pancs in
churches, theaters and halls. This gave Mr..
Hopeweil chance to remark:
Gentlemen, just long to be there"
"Where?"
"Why. in one of those panics Yes. sir, I'd
give new twenty-dOllar bill to be in the
theater one night when there was an occasion
for panic'
"Why?"
"Why because one cool, level-headed man
could stop the thing as easily as you could end
up that barrel of -four"
well, l dunno about that" observed one of
the stters. ''There is something awful in the
cry OF fire, and hear it where and when you may
it Startles and frigltenS. What would YOU do
In a theater in case there was a cry Of fire aud a
rush?'
I'D stand upon my seat. pull a revolver from
my pocket and shout out that I'd shoot the first
man who attempted to crowd or rush. One
cool man would check the panic in ten Sec
Onds."
While the subject was being continued the
grocer went to the rear end Of the store poured
a little powder on board and gave three or
four men the wink. Directly there was a bright
flash, yeils of "fre!" and ''pOwderl' and every
man sprang up and rushed. Hopewel didn't
spring up and talk Of shooting On the contrary,
he fell over lot Of baskets piled between him
and the door. got up to piow his way over a
rack of brOOHs. and when he reached the side
walk he was on all-fOurs white as a ghost aud
so frightened that he never looked back until he
reached the opposite side of the street.