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uEsCI1ED TROM DEATH.

william j. Coughlin, of Somerville, Mass, says:
In tho fall of 1876. was taken with BLEEDING OF
THE LUNGS, followed by severe cough lost my
appetite and flesh, and was confined to my bed. In
1877 was admitted to the Hospital. Tho doctors
said had hole in my lung as big as a half dollar.
At one time report went around that was dead,
Igave up hope, but friend told me of DIR. WILL
LIAM HALLS DALSAM FOR THE LUNGS.
got BOTTLE when TO my surprise, commenced to
feel better and to-day feel better than for throe
yoars past
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a BEAUTIFUL P0RTRAIT OF any Size,

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FA Common PhOtOgra PHI, any other kind of small
picture Wewill send full descriptions, price, etc.
b any reliable man woman who will act agent
10 such party we offer permanent and praiitIbie
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unW TO MAKE A FORTUNE, only Zoe. @. u.
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The daily gazette., 1882-05-05
sam Evadlng inc Issne.


The GAzETTE's attitude on the State
assessment laws has taken our Republican
contemporaries by the ears, and though the
Neaos at first attempted to dispose of it by
charaeterizing it as a "garbled misrepre-
sentation," it has since been squirming most
painfully, to controverti its salient arguments,
and evade the direct issues it established.
We had really hoped that the Ne'cs would
make some kind of an attempt, by real argu-
ment, to meet us upon the real issue pre-
sented by the GAzETTE's statement of the
case. But they take it up very much as a
child does chestnut burr. They scarcely
touch the surface, and do not darel to grip it
boldly and go to the kernel of the matter.
They prefer to indulge in fine and fierce
phrases upon irrelevant issues and glittering
generalities Like very Vesuvius, the
Mescs fairly overflows with its lava-lke
stream of burning words in the effort to
illuminate the sable mind upon the
superiority of the sacred right to vote to the
villanious duty of tax paying. This is all
very fine, but altogether irrelevant. 1t is
firing in the air instead of at the mark. The
issue made by the GAzETTEis that the assess
ment laws of 1878 were necessary to prevent
innocent men from being indicted and con
vieted at the instigation of malicious Re
publican negroes or white partisans, by
political grand and petit juries, packed by
a partisan U. S. Marshal. This is the issue
we would like to see successfully met by
Republican newspapers.
That eminent Republican authority, Mr..
Higgins, speaking in the United States Court
for the Republican party, has confessed that
these laws are as perfect registry laws as
existed in any State in the Union, and that
they have been administered fairly by Demo
cratic officers. Their fairness has also been
admitted ON more than one occasion by the
Republican press by this city.
Instead of dodging these undeniable and
conclusive facts and taking refuge in imma-
terial side issues let the Republican jour
nails speak out frankly and acknowledge
that they have already lost their case
through their own admissions. This would
be their best and safest course, as they were
long ago convicted out of their own
mouths"
The daily gazette., 1882-05-05
NOTICE-sCHooL ELECTION.

An election for members of Board of Public
Education Ia Wilmington viii he held ON SATUR-
DAY, May 9Th, 1882. Polls open at l o'clock and
closc at j.. M.
The Inspectors OF the precinct In which the elec-
tun Is to be held in the ward will hold the school
election.
Members TO be elected and places of voting arc
as follows:
First ward-One member for two years; polls at
No. l3 school house, Second street near Washing
ton.
second ward-One member for two years polls
FELTON, House, Second and Walnut streets.
Third ward-One member for two years :polls at
No. 10 school house. Elm and Adams streets.
Fourth ward-One member for two years: polls
AT No. school house, French near sixth streets
Firth warl--pnc member for two years;polls nj
No. school house, Eighth and Wola4tOn streets.
sixth ward-onc member for two years :pOls III
Ne. school house, Walnut street above Twelfth.
seventh ward-One member for two years :pOlls
at No. school house, Eleventh and Washington
streets.
Eighth ward-onc member for two years; polls
No. school house, seventh and Spruce streets.
Ninth ward-One member foL two years; polls
Old Academy, AandeNcr avenue.
Tenth ward-Dnc member for two years; polls
No. - school houac, Harrison street. near Third.
Eleventh ward-Onc member for two years:
polls No. ~ school house, oak and Harrison
streets. HENRY Is. MORROW,
| myl-te Secretary Board Of Public Education.
The daily gazette., 1882-05-05
THE NIALLrY TRIAL.

Miss Cramer's Mother on the Stand-The
Entioing Letters That Led the Poor
Girl to Her Death.
NEW HAVEN, May 4.-The Malley case
opened this forenoon with the ecross-examina-
ton of the reporter Countryman by Mr..
Jones, but nothing new was elected. The
next witness, Mrs. Cramer, mother of
Jennie, reiterated her testimony given at the
preliminary examination at West Haven,
and produced the letters written by James
Malley, Jr., to Jennie, and the letters
written by Walter Malley signed "Blanche "
Mrs. Cramcr testified to being introduced
to Blanche Douglass by her daughter at
noon on the Sd of August, 1881, which was
the day following the night on which Jennie
had absented herself from her home. The
two girls were then in Jennie's bed room at
MRS Cramer's residence. Jennie was re-
proved By her mother for her conduct in re-
manning from home all night and Miss
Douglass also received a share of the com
plant. This was the last time on which
Mrs Cramer saw her daughter alive.
Letters from James Malley, Jr., TO Mrs.
Cramer, saying that he was not aware OF
,Jennie's Whereabouts when she was missing
from home after August I'd, and containing
the statement that Blanche Douglass felt
hurt at the blame put upon her by Mrs.
Crdiner, were read, as well as letter Oi
similar substance signed bp Blanche Doug
lass, also addressed 10 Mrs. Cramer. This
last letter, the prosecution say, they will
show was written by Walter Malley, and
sent with the consent of the Douglass girl.
The direct testimony of Jennie Cramer's
mother was continued after the recess, and
several letters sent by James Malley, Jr.
and Blanche Douglass were read and identi-
fed by the witness The contents of the
letters were persistent invitations for Jennie
to go riding, and one, which was taken to
Jennie Cramer by little cash girl from the
Malley store, and which was unsigned,
though believed to have been written by
James Malley, was an invitation TO Jennie
to take pleasure trip from New Haven 10
Coney Island. Several others, supposed to
have come from the Douglass woman, but
which the prosecution say they will prove
were written by Walter Mallcy with Doug
lass consent, were read.
The direct examination of Mrs Cramer
being concluded, Mr. Stoddard began a
long cross-examination, but nothing new
was elected.
The court adjourned at 5 p. m.
The daily gazette., 1882-05-05
rhs nemocrntlo Nomlnntlon.

The Democratic nomination election for
Mayor, City Treasurer and President Of
City Council takes place tomorrow after
noon and naturally the great interest CEN
tiers in the result of the Mayorality contest.
For this position there are two candidates,
-Messrs. Carpenter and sharpIey-and
between them the race seems close and un-
certain. The party, however, Is fortunate
in having such men to select from, as either
would make a strong candidate and an
acceptable Mayor.
Equally fortunate is the party in its candi-
4 dates for President of Couneil-Robert IL.
Taylor and John II. Frazer, Esq. Mr..
Taylor has had long eouncilmanic expert
enee, and Mr.. Frazer is amply qualified.
City Treasurer Guthrie has no opposition TO
his denomination, as he has been a faithful,
efficient officer.
Under these circumstances every Demo
crat should come out tomorrow and vote
for the candidates of his choice, with light
heart and full assurance Of success. We
believe the ticket chosen at this nomination
Will be triumphantly elected.
The daily gazette., 1882-05-05
CITY ORDINANCES.
A n ORDINANCE
lnfI At

A y ORDINANCE
IA RELATING TO
THE 'DELAwARE STEAM FIRE ENGINE
COMPANY No. 3, OF WILMINGTON,
DELAWARE.''
WHEREAS, The ''Delawarc Steam Fire Engine
SWhpnhy No. ), Of Wilmington, Delaware, -
liih nN communications, presented to this
Council on March II, isS2 represented that a
i'oe, gnd ladder Company exclusively is much
n'eitI IN lhe IRE Department of this city, and
hy sud communication hath slgnihcd willing
hC9s on their part 10 eject such Il change: and.
WHEREAS, The City Council have aflOntgd n
report Of the Committee Oh Fire Companies 10
Whom me said c"mmnnication was referred,
recommending the said change; now, therefore
BE IT OrDNNED BY TIE CITY CorSCu on,
NGLMGNGTON: "
SECTION THAT the 'tDclaware Steam T,iro
Engine company No. 3 Of Wilmington bella
ware, = he nnd the said company are hereby
directed, without delay after the passage Of flis
ordinance, 10 sell and dispose OF. upuu such
terms a. the said company shall deem ndynn-
tagrOus, the steam fire engine hose carriages au a
all apparatus appertainng to the same, heloug-
ing 10 the stld company, and to procure aud pur-
chaac out OF the proceeds arising from such sales
or dii posal or any other moneys in the treasury
ol sald company iirst-class truck, with pll the
latest improvements, including four Bnbrork
lire eXtnEuishers. The said truck shah consist
oI NOT less lhan nlnc ladders one Of said ladders
To he an extension ladder, not less than eight y
(5ol feet long provided however that no extra
pay or compensation shall he allowed tho said
before mentioned.
SEtrIoN 2.-fhr annual appropriation for the
said company for the purposes mentioned in Src-
tion 0f this ordinance shall he the same A. here
tntor" allowed, and shall be paid al The snmr
time aud In the same manner rs now by ordinance
described, and In all respects the said colnDany
for the purposes Of this ordinance, shall br suh,
ject to and he governed by the regulations and
provisions Of the ordinance entitled IAN 0rdi-
nance 10 further reOrganiZe the Fire Department
Of the city of Wilmington, :" passed October 2Sth
1881, 50 far the same are not Inconsistent here,
with, -"
SECTIoN BAN ordinances or parts OF ordi.
nanccs inconsistent with or contrary to the Dro.
Visions Of this ordinance are hereby repeated,
made dull and void.
Passed at the City Hall, April 2sth, 1852.
HAIRY SHARPLEY
President of City Council,
Attest HENRY X. PENINGToN,
mNi- Clerk of iitv Coiiuoil
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RAILROAD LINEN.
PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON AND
Il BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
4


Trains will leave Wilmington rs follows for:
Philadelphia aud intermediate stations-6.dj, .l5,
plm lp.B q. m. 2.&, 4.N, 7.D, 1910 y. NJ.
Phtlladriphia teXprcssl-2.Un, 223 $50 7.25 800,
H.G, Il .D A. IN H. 10 ~ D. IL, q. 10, .i y. M
Philadelphia and New YORK -2.uu, =. ~, 4. 80 ~
p.4d, 1l.53 4, m. -l2.3S. l.Ji s. II a. p m.
Baltimore and intermediate stltiuns-l.Oj, s.;is a..
IN. 800 p. IN.
baltimore and Bay Linc-G. p. m.
baltimore aud Washingtou-l.I2, l.51, 500, s.3s
II. M. l.U1 f1.U1, 6.57, Il.Oi p. ui.
Baltimore only-l.05a II. IN. and p. NJ.
Trains for Delaware Division leave for;
New tahtlc-GuO 9.i5 a. M. l.uj, 800 G.25 y. m.
Harrington aud intermediate stations-g.,lja il. IN.
l.Oj b.25 p. III.
Delmar and intermediate stations-9s5 u. IN.
los y. III.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Philadelphia aud intermediate statlnns-s 10 a. m.
H. m. 5.3O 7.J, (cNprCss 9.JjI 1880 u. IN.
Philadelphia and New HOTk-2.UU .. % "A. IN. .. IL
| b.3S y. III.
Baltimore and washington-l.i2, 4.5i, 500 a. IN.
| 1l.W y. M.
| BnltlmUre-l.0 .05 Il. m.
For further information passengers arc re.
! lorred 70 the time tables posted at the depot.
B1-fraius marked thus; z are limited pres.
! upon which extra fare Is charged.
j. X. WOOD, Gcncra Passenger ut,
FRANK THOMPSON, Gencral Manager.
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PROPOSALS
FOR GRADING
OFFICE or TIE STREET COMMISSIONER,
No. 81 EAST SIXTH STREET,
WITJINgTDN. DEL Nav l. IS41

OFFICE or THE STREET COMMISSIONER,
No. 81 EAST SIXTH STREET,
WILHiNGTON, DEL, May !, Iss2.
Scaled proposals win he received IN the boy in
the CITY Council Chamber, until 10 O'Clock y.
in., Friday, May 8, lss2 for grading the bed of
scott street, between Lowering avenue aud
Wawasut street. Ihe amount OF material to be
removed Is about LOO cubic yards. The stone
must be broken small enough 10 he used at the
city stone breaker where the stone must be taken
aud desosted by the contractor. The dirt must
he taken and deposited any place thut the slrcct
Conml lssiontr may direct, provided the distance
81 hhuiug Is not greater than eight squares
The work must bu done under the supcrv isiou of
the street toInmi ssiourr and must he completed
within sixty days from the time the contract Is
signed; for every day thereafter the cont tructor
must pay 10 the city Of Wilmington the sun OF
so. a bond with security IN The sum OF SiUinust
accompany zach proposal for the good faith oi
the bidder. The committee reserve the right Ia
reject any or all bids. All bids must bc properly
signed srar}i and endorsed. Proposals for graf
ing scott street, between lowering avenue aud
MnNasct street. For further Information apply
tU l., +. TN NGIl
street Commissioner.
BY order Of the Opening street Committee.
GEORGE ABELE
Chairman
The daily gazette., 1882-05-05
.-,1.Hll...aER -"AN4MARER & BRowr
EIGHT.
EIGHT TO CHOOSE
FROM.

NUM.
We offer a choi,l
of eight full lines ,''t \
tn the $40 suit lne1|
Three Il Of them srI
diagonal cheviots rit|
the tone of color ana
style of fabric t1,I
appear in the rpa|
Scotch Suitings-opI
each gray, brown anI
olive mixed. Twoa1
true blue nanneIS. on
of them all wool anl
honest all throuolI
the more the Shor1
very strong and soua|
as a flannel can il
with cotton in ID
warp. Three dad
Union Cassimqres1
all of them neal
durable and dres
enough to pass d
much higher cost. Vi
call our present shoI
Of Mems Suits at $ll
the best we have evd
made.
WANAMAKER & BROWy.
Sixth and Market Sb,
PHILADELPHIA.
The daily gazette., 1882-05-05

The PARTY RULES are interesting and per-
tinent reading just now, in view of the
above approach of the county meeting,
which is the formal opening of the county
campaign. They will be found in to-day's
paper.
The daily gazette., 1882-05-05

NEW SUBSCRIBERS to the GAZETTE have
been coming in so rapidly this week that it
has been almost impossible, on account of
the numerous changes in the routes, to
secure prompt and satisfactory carrier
service. We therefore hope those of our
readers who fail to receive their paper regu-
larly will bear patiently with us for few
days until we can extricate ourselves from
the tangle into which suddenly increased
business and various office Improvements
have thrown us. We expect, in a very short
time, to have the affairs of the GAZETTE
running like clock work, and with the
arrangements we have in view to give our
readers the very best service in all respects.
The daily gazette., 1882-05-05
A UDIToR's NOTICE.

| Will attend ai Wilmington to audit the
accounts OF The school Committees Of New Castle
county, ~ follows: ON MONDAY, MAY Sth,
from No. 10 ~: TUESDAY, 9TH No. 10 to IS:
WEDN ESDAi, M. 10 and upwards. Prompt
attendance requested. JOHN j. STATS,
Auditor of Accounts.
TOWNSEND, DBL, April "A. apr.ii-2w
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PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS
FOR GRADING.
OFFICE or THE STREET COMMISSIONER, }
No. s'a EAST SIXTH STREET, :
WILMINGTON, Del, May /, ISs2.

OFFICE or THE STREET COMMISSIONER, !
No. Sa EAST SIXTH STREET,
WILMINGTON, Del, May l. iSs2. }
Sealed proposals will be received In the box In
the city Council Chamber until I'D O'Clock, H..
NJ, Friday May 5th, lSS2, for grading the bed OF
Ninth street, between Nanliurtu and Franklin
streets, aud Harrison street between Eighth
and Ninth streets. Thc amount Of material to he
removed Is about 100 cubic yards, The stone
must be broken small dnough to be used ut the
city stone Breaker where the said stone must he
taken and deposited by the contractor. The dirt
TO be taken and deposited at such places the
street Commissioner may dirst, provided the
distance Of hauling is not greater than six
squares. The work must he done under the SUI
ptrvislon of the Street Commissioner, and must
bt completed within ninety days from the time
the contract is awarded by city Council for
every day thereafter the contractor must pay to
the city of Wilmington the sum OF ten dollars.
bond with security In the sum Of one hundred
dollars must accompany each proposal for the
good itith Of the bidder. The Committee reserve
the right 10 reject any hid that they do not think
" will be 10 the Interest OF the city To accept.
All bids must be properly signed, sealed and Gu
dOrscd Proposals for grading Ninth street be-
tween unBuren and Franklin streets. aud Har-
risun street between Eighth and Ninth streets.
For further Information apply 70 -
l.. l.. LYNCH,
street Commissioner,
by order of the Opening street Committee,
GEORG + ABELE,
Chairman.
The daily gazette., 1882-05-05
A CARD.

Those indebted 10 the subscriber for subscrip-
tinn 10 the gazette, AMI for printing and advcr-
tisiug, up to May !, lss2, viii confer favor by
settling their bills Immediately as | desire TO
close up the accounts at the earliest date. Ac-
counts may bc settled with the undersigned or
Mr.. Horace &. johnson, Tor the present at No.
ll6 Market street. All letters and business cor
rcspondcnce IN future should lie addressed 10 the
undr rsigncd at No. ltO5 Market street..
l-.gNy-dRw Il. ION NSON.
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PROPOSALS.
FOR GKADiNG AND PAVING.
OFFICE or rlEsrrEFr coNNlssloxEn, J


OFFICE OF TliESTEEEr COMMISSIONER,
No. -. Faust sixth Street,
NlLMlNGroN, DEL., May >, 1SS2.
Scaled proposals will be received in the box in
the ity touncil thaHhcr until - O'Clock p IN.
Friday May 5th, las2, Tor grading and paying
iht bed OF jackson street between Front and
second streets. The grazing must be Of sufficient
lepth 70 allow bed Of good sharp bank sand AT
least eight inches deep. The cutters must he
laid with good hard brick and the paving stone
must be well shaped and not less than four or
more than siN IN hes on ihe face. The pavement
must b. well and substantially laid aud have TWO
good rummmgs and finished on the ton with "A
cover of good sand well hrOomed into the Joints
In" contractor must furnish all new material
necessary to complete the work, and remove tht.
old wherever the street Commissioner may
direct, The work must be completed and
the street and sidewalks all cleaned up
within thirty days after signing the contrnt:
iur every day thereafter there Will he forfeit Of
ten dollars. The work must be done under the
direction ana supervision OF the street COmmis-
slouer and must he approved by him before IT
VIII he accepted hy the Street Committee. A bond
with security IN the sum Of one hundred dollars
lnu7t accompany each proposal for the good faith
pi thl bidder, ana the person or persons to whom
the contract may be awarded must give bond
with security in the sum Of i've hundred dollars
Tor the faithful performance Of the contract
Parties bidding Will please state the price per
spuarc yard single measurement. The Street
loEInlttce reserve The right 10 reject any bid
lni thcY do not think II viii be to the Interest of
signnd, scaled and endorsed: .Pr0p6sals for
Grading and Paving Jackson street bctwgrn
Front and Second streets. " Any further in nforma-
lion that may be desired viii be furnished on APP
plication To l.. r. LYNCI1
Street COMMISSIONER,
by order Of the Street Committee,
GEORGE ABELE,
Chairman.
The daily gazette., 1882-05-05

PEST EVER MADE, EMORY'S LITTLE
CATIlARrlC PILLS, pleasant to take. sugar
coated, no gripping; only l5 cents a box, OF Drug
street, New York. apri7-d6w-sl
The daily gazette., 1882-05-05
RzGIsTER,s NOTICES.
ORDER.
REGIsTER's OFFICE,
New Castle Co., Del, April la. 1852,

RRGIsTER's OFFICE,
New Castle Co., Del, April IL, 1882.
Upon the application of J. Frank Blggs, Ad-
ministrator OF Sam'l w. Davis, late of Whining
ION hundred, In said county, deceased II Is or
dered ana directed by the Register that the Ad-
lnlnistrator aforesaid give notice of granting of
letters Of Administration upon the estate of the
deceased, with the date Of ranting thereof hy
causing advertisements TO 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 th,
estate TO present the same or abide by AN act OF
Assembly IN sncn case made and provided. And
also cause the same TO be inserted within the Same
period IN the Wilmington GAZETTE, u ncws-
paper published In Wilmington, and 10 he con
thued therein three weeks, (e. 0. d.
~-N>Nl Given under the hand and seal of Office
l.. S. Softhe Register aforesaid, at Wilmington,
~ Yin New Castle County, aforesaid, the day
$. c. BIGGs, Register.
NOTICE.
All persons having claims, against the estate OF
the deceased must present the same duly attescd
10 the Administrator, on or before April 18th,
1883, or abide the act OF Assembly I'm such case
made and provided, }. FRANK BIGGs,
Administrator.
Address; Wilmington, Del. my2-J-0
The daily gazette., 1882-05-05
NOTICE

NOTICE.
$50, Ol0 DOLLARS TO LOAN AT PER CENT
ON city Property in Large or Small Amounts.
IIEALD II co.
The daily gazette., 1882-05-05

For THE LAST TINE we remind voters of
the school election in the various wards of
the city tomorrow. Let all citizens and
tax payers take time enough to cast vote
for the best candidate in their respective
wards, and thus aid the cause of public edu-
cation in this city
The daily gazette., 1882-05-05

WHEN MAYOR Sw1GGETT's appointment
to the post office was made public, the Nc,cs,
authoritatiVely announcing that it repre-
sented the Republican party and guarded
its sacred premises against the Dover
poachers, gave vent to what seemed to be "a
fierce and threatening growl. Since the
nomination of DR.. Wales, however, it has
been difficult to determine what part of the
Republican Cerberus the Ncacs really is, or
to discover whether the dog or the tail is
most potent. Before the Doctors sue
cess the Necs appeared to be the growing
end, but since that event it has apparently
swallowed its growl. Possibly it may not
have intended to growl at all, and was only
engaged in the familiar but futile attempt
to make the tail wag the dog. Our am
bilious neighbor should not indulge in the
Inspirations of incapacity"