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in Philadelphia.
»EffATOB Bayabd will prohahlj âJ
dreas thu Souate iu favor of the bouse
amendments to the Army hill. All ru
to tlie efl'eet that he is not In aceord
mors
w ith hi, party ou the repeal of the laws
permitting soldiers at tlie electiou polls
are, therefore, false.
to
sate
the
tect
tion
fore
this
The Tek tu Street Lot Accepted.
_The Levy Court yesterday accepted
the lot at Tenth and Market street», ten
dered by the City Council for the site for
the new Court-house aud county build
ings ; aud ordered their counsel, George
Gray, E»q. f to examine the title. They
also appointed a committee to visit sev
eral Court-houses In adjoining counties
preparatory to adopting a plan upon
which to base operations for the pr j»osed
This is all as it should be.
to
the
is
buildings.
The New Constitution ok Cali
fornia.— In a letter from ban Francisco,
a correspondent referred to the new con
stitution of California which is to be
voted tor in May. As it may be interest
ing to learn something of the features of
„
c
io
to
of
to
I
of
of
i»
ibis constitution we submit a short ex
tract from an article iu the New York
"Half the
Kation. That paper says :
vagaries of the la'.e
grew out of his persistent opinion and
behalf, apparently, and tho Declaration
of Independence was part of tho lunda
mental law of the land, and to be ruled
diaries Sumner
u|>on as such by the Supreme Court of
the Uuited States. The California con
vention seems to have thought as it is
assumed Mr. 8uinuor did, and it has in
\euted a lot of novel provisions against
particu ar cases, hound them up together
aud called it a constitution. It gives the
in
Legislatur« power to prohibit buying and
selling stocks, and to regulate and limit
i panics and tele
wharfage
charges made by gas c<
graph companies, storage and
charges, whether by com pi
v»duals. To prevent legislative corrup
To pre
vent tlelay or denial of justice, il provides
that no judge of either bupraue oi Su
perior Court shall draw his monthly
«alary unless he makes oath that n >
cause remains in h,s
lion, 'lobbying' is made felony.
a
idecided
ihmilted for decision
rt
which h
for the period of ninety days. Eight
hours a day is made the limit of a legal
days' work, which might do for usta ute,
but in a constitution is absurb. Corpor
beoi
ut oils other than mun.cipal are 'r«.*gulat
ed' very strictly. 'Watered* stocks mu
declared to be void, though the term
ered' is certainly very indefinite.
Railroads are said to be put in the cus
tody of a board of commiasieneis, with
power 'to establish freight and passenger
rates,' aud to charge more than th« es
tablished rate make« a jierson liable to u
line of $5,000 or imprisonment for a year.
Chinese
denied citizenship, and cor
porations forbidden from employing
tiiem. The 'equal and uniform' provis
ion about taxation in tlie bill of rights is
stricken out, so as to pe mit a sealed in
come tax, and the way is paved f,»r such
a system of taxation as will make the
'money kings' 'divide' with the Kearney
ites. This 'constitution,' if it should he
adopted, it is held hy intelligent jurists,
will shake the civilization of California
by endangering the foundations upon
which the simplest property rights rest,
and thus depriving society of the s'iinu
lus to accumulate it. It will, it is de
clared, make personal rights subject and
subservient to the passions of the mob,
and will obstruct good government in the
very essential matters where the pnnei
pies of law and order should have freest
play."
Christiana Avenue.—M r. McGlin
chey, chairman of the Opening streets
Committee, in another column asks for
proposals for putting up about one-third
of a mile of ieuce along (Jhristi&na Ave
nue. This seems to to a "new,depar
ture" in the City Council,and yet Mr. Mc
tilincliev is one oi the members of that
body who sesnis to prefer to open
new way for i
Wti take it for granted that the whole
p no
Teasing theexpendi urea.
body of our C.ty Fathers f»ns opposed to
any needless expense at thia tii
that they would much prefer not to in
troduce a precedent tliat might lead to
even grea'er outlay that can ju-t at pre
sent to seen. And this sliou d he
0, and
P'ovi
It lias not been customary
dud against,
lor the city to fence in its sir- ets, and we.
hope it a ill be along time before the
"Opening .Streets Committee," will be
compelled to fence any of the new streets
it opens. Why, then, introduce this
system now ? Christiana Avenue is a
street. The owners of the property pe
titioned for it to be opened and gave the
city a large lot of land ou tlie river front
as an inducement to do so. It has been
partly opened a number of years. Why
fence it in now ? It is a wide »treet, wider
tliat the Causeway, which ia not feuaed,
and never ha» been, fo bqguire aome
might drive tat« tb.di.ch ; b*
either« ia no need to do thaï. U is ■■ wi
^ tbeir bushiest to take a lantern
. . . «
witll them iu dllvtug through til. nmrsh
a , it is t Ue business of the c.ty to fence
th« Avenue. No toss has been suslsiued
by tlie Causeway, and we don t presume
the Avenue is half so daugeroua, since
there is not one passes along the Avenue
where a hundred pass over the Cause-1
way. We refer to this matter iu a spirit j
of conservatism, hoping it may not be too j
late for the Council to reconsider the
A row of shade trees on
Id be more In iccurd
with our previous policy; and while it
, . , \ - . . .
would he chca|ier. it would afford a suet
ter fur man end beast, and he a delight
matter, ttules9 there are stronger reasons
tot fencing this street than we have h'-aril
suggested,
eii her side of it
to the eye that would more than Compen
sate iu after years for the expense.
Nine, the above was iu type wo have
learned through Mr. Lucas Alrlclis that
the Council are erecting the fence to pro
tect a part of his tarm for a considera
tion iu laud he paid ihe city ; and there
fore other laud owners lir.d not regard
this as a precedent lor getting their pro
perty fenced.
In thk Senate, on Monday, in reply
to Mr. Blaines silly talk in advocacy of
the continuance of the power of the Pre
sident to send troops to the polls, Senator
Wallace, of Pennsylvania, said:
That the presence of troops at the polls ,
was a menace upon the right ol free elec- I
tions—a right which is fixed and certain,
and which came to u* from England and
is a pail of our sys-ein of laws, iu pio- !
lection rests in the Ntate, anJ tl»e feueral.
of
government has nothing whatever to do
with it. On this line we stand, by it we
tall. We propose to maintain the Aineri
„ , , . . 1 , lt Atfkfti,ins ■ to remote
c '„ 'J» 11 . 1 ",, ul ,rue r " lule
io the civil power control over a 1 the
machinery of the government. Ihepeo
pie want free elections, without the
shadow or substance of militury power,
whether Stale or Federal. We neither
seek to coerce the Executive, nor submit
to be coerced by him. Four propositions
can Le atlirmeü : K.rsi, ti,. ri«.,t to ..iac«
legislation for the protectionol the rights
of the people upon money hills belongs J
to the legislative and cannot be denied
by any ot ier brauen of the government.
We aie the judges of our power and duly
Our judgment cannot he
light is sanctioned by the practice of Con
gress for many years. Third. It is sus- J
I allied by precedents as old as the time
of Charles the First, and no power dreams
of denying its jsmessions by tlie com-'
mous. Fourth. Tlie legislation proposed
i» constitutional and necessary, and \h>-|
lat» s no right of any brauch of the fcde-|
ral government.
of
is
in this regard,
impugned by the executive or the judi
ciary. i'bey may criticise the subject |
nutter, but not the form. Second. This
8av* or tiik Elec
Mit was made in
a recent letter to tiie London Tunes that fit
"Edison's uleetric light is a failure.'
This letter but elicited a reply from Elli
son, and a running o«
points on which th«
tahl.sh the p
the lirst place th
What Edison
U LltlHT.— A
Tl
pet
he
n un y •
•nter relied to es
of of his declaration.
•riter
i" G
murks that;
plahlitiutn mast be heated in 2,700 de- 1
grees to attain the intensity of incan
required fo
iilumiuatiou, aud
t is just Oil thtt H.
descent'
that at 2,700 degree!
verg-) of molting. Edison says h« has
healed plautiuum to 4,700 degrees with
out melting it. Thu other points iu the
letter are that Edi-on's regulator of the
curreut has tailad lu perfoi tu the service
required of it; that his lamps have con
tinually melted; that they cannot bo kept
burning for any length of Lime, aud that
"woli informed electrician»
whether lie is e ven ou tho right line of I "D
experiment." Tu the«« pointa Edison | <'
replies, seriatim, that with thu regulator |
he uses "it would bu contrary to the
law of nature to melt It;" that his lamps
do not melt, and that iu r«Hpect to the '
durability of thu light, lie h;u kept his
lam pa burning for nineteen coa-ecuti
hours without Hhowlng thu slightest
change. Sixteen ot theNu lamps Lava
been in constant use, it is said,, in Edi
son's factory at Meulo Park. They are
simply a small coil of plautinam wi
placed in a glass bulb so larger tbau a
russet apple. Thu » 1 elay iu bringing the
light before the public has toeu, accor
ding to Edison, the want of a perfect
«curator of electricity. That dittieulty
eing overcome, tlie electric light he
serta, is
be made three times cheaper thau gas.
In other words, lie "can get the Haiue
amount of light for three limes les» ufoney
actual cost to both parties." This lie pro
>oses to demonstrate some six weeks
i*iic« ''by burning five hundred Indus
in the bouse«! at Menlo Park and keep
ing them aglow uightaml day until the
stock holder« are satisfied." If he can do
tins at one-third the cost of au equiva
lent light from gas he will have created
pablic and private
u. y have predicted
yet have been
doubt
ai
G.
Î
20
assured success, ami cau
that •'evolution
lighting
would occur, but none ;
able to accomplish.
hicli
Faminf In HoIItIb.
Thu Bolivian consul at. New York has
received advice* from La Paz, Bolivia,
which statu that the famine prevailingly
t lint district is apnalling beyond descrip
tion; people are dying in th* «treet 2
squares; corn is selling at $100 a bushel,
aud wheat at $50.
he lie lice III ral
ed crop is sc
!
a
hi
fallen
lately, but an the plaut
:u tii« rut
Di« »dds: "Any enterprising sliippeis
hat might speedily place acargo ol w heat
i»*«l, from Cauada willed is good,
ake a fortune i»y ottering it sale
ow. Tliiscereal is free in Bolivii
^
is vrydaik
Id
here
, ou its importation."
ell i
in P01
WII AT LOGAN PITCHED INTO
YESTERDAY.
Washington Telegram to Ne'
Post.
York
a
Senator Logan began his attack on the
1 English Grammar at one
A large and curio»* audience
I ».
•ruts
o'clock.
is in attendance to hear Lira. He is
tolling through a ponderous manuscript,
bile Senators are very generally absent
• catching up with their correspoa
dence.
Anybody troubled with rheumatism,
neuralgia, «tiff neck, or anyp
should procure a bottle of K
mai Liniment at onca. Price 30 cents.
aln or ache
elle»'s Ko
COMING UP TO BOWKLL.
2ÄS
pedeatriaa contest, having mule 1$7|
hi u the name time Samuel
Bridgeport, osas Vi mile** behind him ;
\V1111 < 111 1 O'JTrien, of New York, cat re
^" t "5«ij ,„ilc- William H.'
Dutcber, of L e, Ma»»., ltVi* mi le*, and '
'iwwC«*»'«? w * '
prudent. Mont of the contenant« locked
ha«gani. Tell of th« tony Mart..« have
withdrawn.
TUE SOUTH CAKOLINA KLKC
TiON cANh^i.
chauuest*», April 15. - In the United
States Court to-day the election ca-es
were resumed. A verdict of gU'lty w as
rendered iu the case of Kerrigan, wl '<: I
was :ned yester.lay. Charles Liebeurood
(whit*^ waf acquitted of a charge of oh
Btructmg a United Slab s Deputy Mar-1
8l,al * Adored Democrat iiamedLevy
w as tried for voting twitiü. 1 "e ''*s® w& *
| vetl the jury and the court a^jouiued
for the nay. The jury are still out ( lü
U. M.) aud wiii probably disagree.
— - -
tlulvafar Mouth Afrlcw.
YiiiifMicr noutn
Tire st'-amer Ontario, of the British
admiralty transport department, I» at au
ehnr 4.1V th»* B itten. N, w York, waiting
U»or oil the Datier), :»* w 1 ora, wau.mg
to take on boaid lour hundred mules lor
shipment to (Jape i'own, wiiere they are
to he u»d ill the British camp»'^gn. The
«utiles wen, purchssed In Kentucky.
There is a piessinc ne«d of draught ani
in ils in ^uth Africa, and experience has
taught that the mule answers better for
the purpose than any other.
. .
have been in quarantine since their an i
val, wsre sold at auction to-day at Nos. 0
and 8 Seventh avenue. ih« average
pr*ce realized for th« Jersey heifers was
$287.25, and lor the Guernsey heifers,
$252.00 each.
.SALE OF FINE CATTLE.
New York, April 15.—The Channel
Island cattle imported per steamship Le
paiito, and consigned to Alfred M. fl*rk
ness Co., of l'hiladelpliia, and which
„ .
Tha lutter from M r. Bone, the eom
painon of Graut in hl« travels, to the ur
f, t . t ,|„ t Guneral will not h. a csuiliriain
f or president under
ÄUt j Biathe will he compelled to ^decline
a uoiuinaii<>u if it is ottered to biui, very
naturally attracts attentiou. The friends
end admirent of Grant need not, how
ever, be cast down. This ia only a part
of the nn»gramme. It 1« put out as a feel
'° T *'
t iWC t*d to (Iraw out from the Kepubli
«an# w h 0 look upon (irant aa the only
man capable of leading the party to vie
lory next year are expected to impart
another "boom" to the movement. Grant
desires to put blmselfiu the attitude ot a
modest, shrinking, aatisflod man. He
ws that the tost way to fool a large
percentage of the American people is to
to to reluctant. He wants to be
pnrsuaded considerable and the worst
comes to the worst, actually foroed.
pwsa wsw— —^——i ——— —
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characi
y ri r run. stance«
ex
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By a young in
unt ry , a situai Io
Good refe
it will he give
lary n <| ui I ed.
i from the
b*wik
di y and
od
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o It a
very r
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Add re
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office.
febS
fit guai
W**™
>■ shirt«
half do:
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A gm»
ai 32ft f-ast f lalith
WM. MILLER.
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drC26-U
AMUSEMENTS.
RAND OPERA HOUSE.
G
Ylomluy I'vruiiig;, April 2l*f.
. Ml«hler a Mi 1er hav* the pic
if again visiting Wilnnngto
M es -
th a
HTRICTLY FIKKT-CLAH8 COMPANY,
II Its d' lftll«, W.
«»«I successful of ail c»me
H. Gilbert's
at
«luce complete 1
I
ENGAGED.
BY THE
ol
MOKDAUiNT & EVANS
Idu^HKnd Compaur.
M r. M Ruler assure« the publlo ttiat this
y Hflords a« much «a»l»facil
IPLUMAUY." Admission
i a. Ues'Tved
"D
<'
•ia
did
and flu
be had
day« in ad
apift- 6t.
2 .
« 7 fl C€
ai U. F. Thomas A Co.'» tbi
ta.
vance.
HAND OPERA HOUSE.
G. K. Goodwin,.Lessee and Manager
Of Park and Walnut Theatre«, PhiLa.
The Great Event of the (Season.
Friday and Saturday Nights and Satur
day Matinee, April 18th aud 19th.
THE EXILES,
Ah prrMluced at the Walnut Street Thea
tre, where It was visited by upwards of
20 i»,9üj people, f-uppoted by tt»e entire
Walnut M reel Theatre Company.
Toinpkin« and Hill's version, adapted
from V ictorlen Hardon, Eugene Nua and
^iiborrinsky.
HUCCESM UKYoND PRE EDKNT
TRAINED Kl IMtBKrt
TEAM OF FOUR ftll Bh Hi AN DOOM.
PlCTURF.sqUE A NOVEL HCENERY.
AN A UM Y OF AUXILIARIES.
now be procured, «lx days
•e. at C. F. Tho u
Popular Prices, 8 r > an l n cents
N.75) cents. Matinee Prie
Issiou, '26 cenU; Reserved
apl4-6l
Prl
Tickets c
In ad
Htore.
«erv'Hl
General A din
seats, fl i corns.
.'h Hook
MxeisriRs oRDwaê.
Uruister'K Order.
Rkuistmk's urvicK,
:lw4'h. l«t. j I
pplleallon of Jo«upti L. Car- I
r.of Nathaniel L Tom
on lid., i
Ne
fasti* fo. m
Upoi
r.Aduil
fr;:»,;
>f Wil
a oulily, dec'd It Is ordere!
- Regt st* r mat Die Adln
■ i
direct**! by
iluUtrutor an
granting of Letter*
n the Estate, of
11I1 tin* dale of granting thereof
ml« to be posted
Die date of such
^ I
once of II
. g'
1 ms 1 ration
ol
tlie d
by
dverti»«
forty days fr«
ol the 1
f New
lg «1«
it the _,
n ill3' In such c
«e tl
«I
with!
Letters, in «ix
the County «1
late, to presei
Act of Assel
ided. And ai
Insert'*d
Wilmington Uazkttk
llshed In
therein three week* (e.
»M public places of
C'uNtle,
requiring all
ds against the Es.
abide by an
mile and
per
to
lfsl il
lib
the
the
•w spa per pub
Wllmington, and to be contlnaed
d.
t , Giveil under the hand and Heal
4 L.M. I Office of tlie Realster aforesaid
< » New Castle, in New Castle C'oun
nty
above written.
H. C. Bl UGH, Register
aforesaid, the day and ye
NOTICE.
All person« having claims against the
Estate of the deceased must present th*
same duly attested to Die Administrator
or before Mar. i.*lh, lft«0, or abide the
Act of Assembly In such case mode and
provided.
JOSEPH L. carpenter,
Administrator.
«sr/M weod
Address, Wilmington, Del.
S
la
at
SHERIFF'S SALES
M«TrHt,»i,,ii„.chy<»fNewCtt*tl«\Newi**n**hu"
lured, in New Ca«tie count?• Delaware, ou
(jHKHIKK'H HALE.
O By virtue of a writ of
Veudltlonl Bl
I to «ipoaed to
dlreetoi, will
*M,tO
la
SATURDAY,
The 19th day of April, A D., 18 1 9,
Hie following OeserltM-d
ai 'o'clock, p
I tea I Estate, VlS :
All ih loi lowing deacrlbed lot
of luarnh and meadow ground, being a
part of th* Cedar iiree< marsh,►llUjte,
lying and being In Bed L'oti hundred,New
» 'anile oounly, Del., aloreaai.l. butted and
, v> wii : Beginning In
Cedar Creek, at he bank;
parcel
runnuig thence up the centre of Die cre#*g
hy-^""'bana'Swperohe«^ • pointu",
n „f t i, eru S |,t^ u , tbe crora; UieiiC" wllb the
pr«>H«-ut uiviaiou line for the aald John t.
M°tl?"heï
JJJJjfJJ r 5& glw w.-ai ai 2 -o perch*»
KO „th degree« weal 4 9-10 perch«^a aouth
ti ; ekre« w. Kt
" ' Ml l' £ dcg're«« went ie mo perche« ton
corner lot a lot of marsh aold by the «aid
aii Iioiu K« ynoin umo me .»idJolinC.
v£Z7r£ï muin
g degr('CN easterly PUT-10 perche» to Uic
head of a ditch ; theiic# with Ih« Centra of
said dilch north 76^ degree* east 1263 10
pei ehe« to the centre of aneiher ditch:
th« nee with Un* centre of the Iasi named
<11 ten «oui It lx degree* earn 76 2 10 perch*»
to the ceutoe of Oailop'a Uut; Hicncedown
the oentreof «aid gut the several course*
thereof «aud oroa»ing the new return bank
»17 p«*rche« to Die old trank at the river
«Imre-, thence with u> * , " l<1 .
«n-VnmYiim.nJSld
|,oun<]s 120 acres and 43 perclies more or
|»-Hh, together win» ihe guard« and dais
^Tl^löRuhU of' l afYeÄ'tJd*..l
oilier rights to with upland on the river
Delaware Is In any inann
A II that certain lot or piece of land also
situated, lying aud being la Red Lion hun
dred aforesaid, »*?glnulng at a «lone being
a pi usent corner for the «aid John 0 Clark
and Anthony Key bold, and running th«nee
wllfi Ike old line south «7 degree« west 32
3- III perche« to a new made corner; thence
with a new line «muh 7 h, degree« earn3*
4- ln perches to a corner lor a piece of 1-nd
sold by ihe «ali Anthony Key bold to the
haul John C. Clara ; thence with the old
lino n rU» IP* degrees went P 9 iu perches
to the aioresaxl «Unie and placent t>eglii
ntng, containing 13» square perch
land.
All that mesnuage and plantation or
tract of land «iiualed *n Bed Lion h un -
drei , In the county of New Castle, and
Miale of Delaware, bounded and described
a» ml low«, to wit : Beginning In the mid
dle of Cedar Creek, thence by laad of Wil
liam Key bold the three following eo
and distances norih 39 3-7 degrees west ôa
6-in p- rebus to a stake north «7 degree*
west 60 ft-lo peroh*a to a «unie «ouih
degrees weat vtfl B-lo perctiea to a «tone,
thence by lands ol Barney Key bold the
• hree following courses and distance«,
woulh m degree east 53 0 10 perchea t«> a
«tone south «ftlegreen weal 12» 7-Hi perches
stone south \ degrera ea«i 48 6--n perci»*
to a stone; thence by land of John < .
C.ark the two following courses and dis
tance» north «7 a degree« east 1st 3-10 perch
es to a sione south 77 degree« east lb", perch
t* U) the middle ef Cedar creek aforesaid;
thence d<
aud distune
Ding, containing;^)acre
perch of land, be ti
with a ihree-storv frame uwellmg house,
brick ham and irame carriage house and
aiii frame
bounded as folio
r entitled
Ol
Ihe same ihe «eveial courue*
thereof to the place ol iM-gin
r<M«l and one
, more or^|isHM,
•liant tit
building« tlisreon erected
flue spring.
«table, six
with oil
also a dairy bouse with
undlvidut
-lout 111 of another
barf I
the 'Oot of ('lies
•laware ami i lieaup-mkn
lot at Delà
City
-sixth part
•sixth
i e:aware UHF
Also tlie <
and the
1 *»
•I
id,
atljoinliig the
C trial t onipany'«, a «<
bridge ln D« law u
Mi piV
aid.
the
I Ui be
, Hherltt.
aatle, April •»
a I »4 cadi
In execution
tl take
rtitH-riyof Anthony RejbwM,
itdd by JOHN I'Ybh
öhenfl'a Office, New
i/.-d
I
«
nie
wlir.lUf I* h HALE.
O Hy virtue of a wi
to me directed.
rlt of i^evarl K
111 be exp«
•1
to |»UbJ
sa'e, al i
LaFAYEITK HOTEL, ill NJilpley St.,
kepi i»y John J Dougheny. in ti.e cit y of
vv liming Ion, New t'aKtle county. Delà
ware,
S
WEDNKSDAY,
Tlie 23d day of April, A. D., 1879,
the following described
at 2 o'clock, p.
Keal Estate, viz:
All ttiai curt
«tory fra
fed, situât»«! I
ke
lot of lar d wilt) the two
edwuiib'K bon«'* thereon erecL
u thu city of Wilmington
-aid, bounded and describ'd a« fol
lows, to wit: Beglm.lug at tlie northerly
side of Beach «ireet between Marj
nureii street at the distance
less from the easterly
VN
enue and V
of 68 fe t m
side of Vanburen hired a corner lor land«
ol John W. Job
the weht; thence
Vanbu
ei
lat
to
at
•n adjoining this lot on
therly and parallel to
street by a line of «aid John
's land 61 feet ft Inches more or l*hh;
♦ HHterly and parallel to Reach
or les«; tin ace souther
Lbenc
street 31 feet
ly and parallel to tlie find described line
and Vanburen «treet 61 feel 6 I. che« more
le«« to the northerly «Ida of Beech «treet
aforesaid, and thence thereby westerly 31
leet more or less to the place of beginning,
to hecauteni« liier« of what they may.
Seized aud taken iu execution u« Die
property of Charle« C. Ilawdsberry and
Halile T., hl« wife and Andrew <^u-ary,
Klvinl Que*ry, Win. Forrest
Ann Foster, t. I., and to be sold by
JOHN FY LE, Hherltt.
Sheriff'• Office, x>ew caatle, April 3d
18.9. ___ ap.Veodf
HEKIFF'H HALF.
By virtue of a writ of Levari Facia«,
to me directed, will be exposed to public
«ale. at the
LaKAYKTTE HOTEL. 841 Mhlpley Ht..
Kept by John J. Dougherty, in the city of
Wilmington, New Castle County, Dela
ware, oa
to
a
of
Mary
S
SATURDAY,
The 3rd day of May, A. D., 1879,
at 2 o'clock, p. in., the following described
Beal Estate, viz;
All Dial certain lot or piece of land sltu
aforeaald,
to
ateln Die city of Wilmingt
and having a "rick house thereon erected,
n the northeast, corner of HevenUi a id
d having a front
inch
. g (seventh «ireet U-at Same
width 47 feel & tuchen to a 3 feel side alley
leading Into Seventh street, with the priv
ilege ol the u«* of said alley forever, and
containing within tho*e bound« eight bun
dred aud thirl.
King streets,
street of i t leet and 2
hack and
King
and exlendiiL
Hi
H
leei eleven and five
xths inches to laud, to the same, more
•Seized and taken In execution a« Ihe
properly of^ophla E. Cleluiul, widow ana
auvl
of Tin
R. Gleiaud, dsreased,
rvivlng in< rtgagor, sud t mm« R cie
land, Annie U ilson. Thomas R. Cieland,
Chane* H. Cleland, Hopnla E. C eland, Ki
le» Shoemaker, Joint W .Cleland
and devl-e«s of 'iliom**
Il Cleland, deceased, and Jordan A. Wil
«on, husband of
d Mix 1
lelai d clnl' re
Id A
Wilton, and
Ife of Jam« s II. HI
d Ellen Hhocia \k< r,
Annie I» . t'letand,
maker, iiusb
and t. t., and to to sold by
John PYI K, Hbertn.
t fllce, Nta castle. April I4th
apriti.eodis
HherlfTs
i»*7».
FINE FURNITURE
1
W. & D, McElwee,
Otter for sale, a large and earefully select
ed «lock of
NEW & SECOND-HAND
FURNITURE,
▲t their store,
Ko. S04 Tut nul I «(reel.
«•<*• will k. ni* M lull parcs Mtr».
S HERIFF'« «ALK.
By virtue of a writ of Levari Facia*,
la me d'reeled, win be exposed to public
aale, al the
HOTEL OF JOHEFH KIDD,
City, In Red Lion hundred
New Cattle County. Delaware, on
THURSDAY,
Tho 17th day of April, A. D., 1879,
at 2 o'clock p. m., the following deacrlbed
Keal Estate, viz
All that certain lot or piece of grau ml
situate. lying and being In 'lie town Of
ty, In the hundred, county
»repaid, on the north*' elerly
street northeasterly aide of
hcM*t*rly aide of
la Delaw
Delaware i'l
<1 HlatoV'
aide Of Cllm'
Kifih aireel, aim
Washington atreet,containing In front
breadth on ihe aald Fifth street. 2«* te*t
d extending In length or depth
Id Clinton and Washington atreeta. re
■pectl vely, 3*io feet. Houudeil north we t*
erlv by me aald Waahingiou atreet, aoutn
easterly bv lue aald Clint oh street, south
westerly by Die aald fifth at reel, and
noriheaalerly by ground ol John While
head, be the »ame what 11 may, with a
large brick factory, two-atorlea high, with
hack building, frame «table, «lx two-awny
•use* thereon erected.
Metie<l and taken In execution a« th«
properly of John C- Hlgglnaand Elisabeth
C., ills wife, and Char lea K. Marchand
•I H. Matilda, hla wife, and Win. How
.. John C. N'Chol«, Geo. L. Puatlca and
William E. Cleaver. I. I.'h, aud U» besold
by JOHN PYLE Hherltt.*
PherlfT'« Office, N«w Caatle, March gttta.
mu, mai3l-eodt*
OIIF.HIFK'H NAtk. ™ " t _ "
O By virtue of a writ of Venditioni Ex
to me directed, will be exposed to
.
Lai
h.
public «ule, at the
HOTEL OF JACOB HYATT,
In the VlilHge of Newpor, In Christiana
hundred, New Ca»*le county, Delaware,on
FRIDAY,
Th. 25th day of April, A. D.,1879,
at to o'clock .a. in., the following described
Real Estate, via :
All ihiHie several t act« or parcels of
land now conaU 1 tiling one farm, situated
in Christiana hundred, New Castle county
<1 state of Delaware, on the Newport and
the Kia
'UHl
(lap Turnpike re»d and
road, bounded by «aid roads, by hind*, of
D. Alexander Irons, William H. Fllnn,
Snyder Tboma*. D. Lynam. Vincent G.
Flynn, Edward Cranston, Kotor' F. Ly
nam, and other«, containing about 1J0
ones, with largo frame and «um« dwell
ing house, frame barn with «Unie «table,
* «bedding, corn crib, aud other out
butMlngn, one trame dwelling In
»mall barn and frame tenant hou«e there
erected. Also, a lot of marsh land In
Great Newport Marsh adjoining marsh
late of Edward Tatua 11, James J.
Brindley, and the Marsh road, containing
about 5 aore«, 2 rood«, 30 perche« ol land.
>els*d a< d taken In execution aa he
rroperly of Joseph H. Lynam, dec'd, (Re
becca A. Lynam. Executrix of Joseph M.
Lynam. dec'd,) and to be «old by
JOHN PYLE, HheiifT
HhetifT'« Office, New Castle. April 9tb
ap 10 eod La
f.H
aud
1879
HEKIFF'H N\LK.
By virtue of a writ of tovarl Feci as,
ill reeled, will be exposed to publlo
8
IO
nale, at the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL. 811 Hhlpley Ht.,
kept by John J. Dougnerty, in the City of
Wilmington, New t'aHtlo county, Dela
ware, on
WEDNESDAY,
Tho 23J day of April, A. D., 1879,
wt 2 o'^l'ick. p. m , thu following described
Real hKlale. viz .
All thatc rtain lot or pi»»ce o fl«n<l with
a tliree-«tor»ud brick buimlng thereon and
Ivtng aud being Kltuate»! In the city ef
Wilmington, In (lie county ol New ChhiIa
i StaU'of Di-laware, bounded »"d de
Korlhed an fol
nlng at tlie
on Die we«i
.ilMtaiicu of 7 2 fe
of Eleventh
•arnllel
nche« to a «
parallel
«take; thence easterly
enlli Ktr'*et So feet '2 Inches to tlie aforesaid
side ol Tatnall street; and thence thereby
ihe middle of said alley to Die
ace of beginning, be the content« within
.id twinnds wli it they may.
HelB'sl and taken In execution a« Ihe
property of William A. Reynold«
nie T. his wife, an<l t»» to «old by
JOHN P\ Lr:, Hherltt.
Hherlll '« Ullloe, Ne aslie, April 3rd,
upl-eodlM
*, that I« to «ay : Begln
hldle of a '21* feet wltle alley
I y side of I ai nail «inet at thu
th«* sou'herl y «nie
*t; thence
Ith Klevemh streut do
ke ; I heut e northerly and
ith Tatnall «(reel IH fe
i parallel to F.lev
•aterly am
I
2
be
•»
P'
d A
St.,
of
IS7D
HEKIFF'H SAKE.
By vl
S
• of a writ of Levari F
•las,
directed, will lie exposed u> Public
Hftle,
LAFAYETTE HOTEL, 84! Shipley St.
■pi by John J. Dougherty, In Die city of
'lliiilngUjii, New Castle county, Dela
ware, on
■ u
ke
VN
SATURDAY,
The 26tb day of APRIL, A. ]).,
IH7V, at 2 o'clock, p. m , Die following de
scribed Real Eh late, viz
All that certain lot or piece of land «itu.
ated In < hrlhilana hunund, tM>uu«led and
deacrlbed ah follow«, to wit ; Beginning
ihe uorlheriy «ide of Eleventh «treet
tended, aud Its Intersection with the
ei ly hide of 'Perrare avenue and at the dis
lat ceof Wio feet from the westerly hide of
Union «treet; thence aloug «aid side of j
Eleventh street extended, wehieriy 400 feet
to the eiihterly side of Woodlawn avenue
at fuel wide ; thence along said side of
N«ld a
Sl
northerly and at right angle«
to Eleventh atreet extended lft2 feet to a
corner of land of Anna McHugh; ihenoe hy
a line of said laud south 64 feet and one
quarter degree« east4006-100 feet tottie«ide
of Terrace avesue aforesaid; and thence
thereby southerly at rlxht angle« to Kiev
«nth street extended, Iflf» feet to the pluceof
beginning, to the coûtent« ibereot what
they in«v, with Die u«e in «ou mon of
Eleventti «treet extended, Woodlawn ave- j
ue k and Terrace avenue fjrevr; with three
frame dwelling house«, two frame barns,,
and a frame workshop thereon erected. I
is el zed and taken in execution us the
property of Tnoiua« L. Miealh and Hose ;
Ann, his wife and 1.1., and to he sold bv
New Caatle, April |
1
I
*
,.
kept by John J. Dougherty, in the city or |
Wilmington, New Castle county, Deltt- |
*' re,U " WEDNKSDAY, |
The 23d day of April, A. D., 1879, |
D
JOHN PYLE. HherlfT.
Hherltt '« Office,
7th, 1879.
apD-^Hawts
HEKIFF'H MALE.
By virtue of a writ of Levari Facias,
directed, will to exposed to public
»
to
«ale, at me
LAFAYETTE HOTEL, 841 Hlilpley 81
Hi ï o'cl.H lc, !>. m., ihe followiu* du«crllHxJ i
Keal I'HlHle, vll : ;
All thH. nrrtMiu lot or piece of land with I
H hrirk dwelling theriH.ii erecU'd, ,ltua*e
In Iheeityol wllinlUKtonaroreHald,bound- 1
»at Hod dt-Kcrihed hm lollowH lo wit: H.*. |
KluiiliiK ®i the eoullierl> eldeol Iflth alrer.l. I
I.etwwn Kin* end Mark.t »treet, «1 the
of SI leet# Inches from King,
him of lend conveyed tu ltei.ee- |
celt. UullHgher; thence with seid UeU
Unher'H hne.oulln rlv nerHllel with King'
»'reel li net to Shipley'» line: thnne* ;
we.lerly perHllel whh If.th et.eet Bli feel
lo a «Lake, thence imriheriy parade! with
street 72 feet to the «aid side of lflih !
erly 3«
11 stance
Klreet at
Kl
id 1 hence ; here with *
eel to Ihe place ol begi
eins more
*tr«**t ;
lug. to the con.
Book V, Vol.7, Page
lr
16, ac.
•Si i /.ed
nl t-ken in execution
J f hn B Whitson and Harah
Ihe
prop, rty
J.. hi* aile, and t 1 's. and lo he sold by
JOHN PYLE, Hherltt.
Castle, April flth,
ap7 -etsltH
he-Ill 's Office, N
1
OUNbAN BROTHLHS,
214 MARKET ST
.1
Have tust received a fine lot of
Table & Pocket
CUTLERY
_ nO TiVB*
nKMUTAL-TIw .... '
IV" 1 » p»». Ko. i, will in th», '*'»«•
ImTil In Ui« l 'ap-ll., Hun.lu „ ï. '"lut» t,
hatwenn Hscond and TlilM " lr J."l»Hn
•*!«.«_ ** ' L ' L1Ca T| SNHTE|».
IVIDF.ND.
A KTIH 4 NH Ha Vf *0* Ha k»
No. flust Makkrt i TKr * T
»•ave il,,» (llly , »
rate or iw..
lor the la*t «i x u\
,
'•'■r-l.ry
D
i
• i i
The rnariHg.-rs
dividend, atihe
annum f
not withdrawn
larwi
ïïi v '" ;; iï
from the flr.t day of Anri. „..V.'Nn
eutllle 1 to participation In
demis. fc ••• T V ï dlvt
apifl ftt. 1 r V L ' ,H -
i r**«iurtr,
l
an
OTICE.— M'-diai
lion alters u.r
stock. First pay inriii on u,
lay In May. Application«
W M. J MOoip)< a'
aptl-eodtr
N
!«
*"lT.,a
•S'il.
cretary,
•'ll street
417 Kr«
N otice —The in-iMum
Don now otters new
J he first pay
time to the secretary <11
aplO
Li»
1 Mi««
'»»ie.
V:.«;
1 . ftw.
k ff
1
1.
mark
601 Nhipiev
VT OTICE.—-The u ilmingij.,. \.
ciatlon now offer« new -vÏTr!
The first payment may i„. »„«..J
me to the Necrelary CM)
mar 31-1
OTICE.—TH K DIAMONI. t. 7
LOAN A.'MOCIAI lU.vUr.nVH
rle* of MUH'k (or «air; u.» DoI m.-ÏÏ
./ be maue anr m,,. Ulr Æ
UKOHUE, suid^'
m'2m 1 ht <in. I
OTICE TO DKLLNonKNÎJrri
And Hchool ,*;} _,d
whom we lmr„ renderai bill, *
card!, and who have i,k„I on «To.,.,.
Ihea>, hud la-uer , all .»m,,, ' 1 '
We have got tired of «e„,lmv
and If they do not cad »,• win „„-J
oollecl liy making 1,
publish Uielr name,
tl
H
mari7-h
' <>'
'll»'* y
N
:
IINI> PftoVtjMT'
WILLIAM KYSE,
Ortie. No. ,0 K.
Market wild King; Ilnur. |B , 1U
■I to 0 aud 7 to8p m.
VT OTICH.-J, H. PnmnaetJMUl«
Xv management of the old aud rtlkl
sewing maciiine company-Uje Wto*
Wilson, 'this maehhie has
Improved, and laaneinirelv new mm™
and 1« known as the Irnpiuv«! Wtow
Wilson. It 1« the finest made loci-ftu
sewing machine now in Uhe.aud tuai
vantages superior U» any othvr
We hope our friends will give am
and net buy until they have exaruicg
new machine.
Uur terrnery embrace«
Chester counties. Pa , U i <1 lieiawarn
the Eastern thore nr Maryland.
Our office, at present, will
728 Market street. Aller th*25UiofMi
next we will t>e fourni at nur old »und
Garrett building. No. 7)s Marseiaiwi
%JT AGENTS WANTED '
lebödtf J.B.FKIMRM
PUBLIC SALES.
ALE OF COWft.
The Hutocntors will
sell at Public hale.
Lion, East Mai
Chester county, Pa.,
MONDAY. A PKI L 21U, Ufy"
At 1 o'cleck, P. M.,
FORTY HEAD OF KKhhfl CO
HPKINGEKH. YulTNO HL'LLb.i
TWO HOH8ES.
Also a lot of Ett K.s with LAMBS
, . HILL A HAILE
L. W. Htldham a Hon,
S
I.' i
I tiornuKt),
Public Sale
OF
OF
THREE D WELLIN!
Madison and Heveuih m?
Manufacturing lot, .*
Mhlpley Hun, and '21 Bui Ml g Ui.i
NA I UKI'AV. AP,
m si nd h g wiin IoI.VolI.u
the premise«,
withdrawal, or
« U-es B
entii u
M locution«,
ID, 1879,
wittiou:
lertiiMli I
meut.
Lot No. 1 I« on the pontil ir) ac
2, and 3 are goo«i lots jvIj aCeu: U* M
ellvllle; lot« from
finely lt»cat(sl with
tilg«, gootl ground him!
the dwellings
are
and located
part of ti
4 D» II lncl
•ellfir *iirm
Kill gV
r bu.i io)
vente Ri
• t bala
Manisou aud u
a centra 1 and
city where vmiii lotifl
c«»ia mg scarce, and the manufacun
from its location, »Ixe, aud dam
particular y deni-uhie.
All Will besold cum mend, i
at 3 p. iu.. with No. 4ai a .«• p. in .and
the dwellings, manufacturing
lot* at 4 p. hi. For lernn»**fsah.p*
particulars «©<• posier. s.
J.T. HEALD
ul Mnrlg »20 k
Clayi
a gem to Elleci
Heal Estate
B
h
api2,13,17,1
ran sale.
FOltHAlil
& 140,000
WilmlMKlou 'll)
. . ^
Hcoordance with an on '
April loth, 1879, sealed prop - .
,ecelT . f . ( ? 1411 , 1 ? °® 4 u?L..«wiVv A|
■"til 3 o clock, 'Y , .VJTflvê W
for one hundred and Ijjriy-u
dollar«, W il mi »Klon C"J
Pf r ceut per ■nnun" | f W «
""ally on the flr«t «tays • -j
bar, clear of
Ntate of Delawar* '» r ;' e ' j p»j
Tb«a« bonds will to aue (
follow* : I* ive diou ai* J ^
A™ 1 of . NovemwL jaJ i
tbouaaud dollar* e" , .earo»
yember of each
until the whole minou». »*
^( For a «afe and l'* r,na 'Äert'
for trustees or other» lWft
rompt payment of inw*"
jtter.)
The Finance bJd|>
fI aii 'bhJa^for 'ffie ab,f *!Jdii
««proposals foi cuy h*** 1 '' „ off
" iw 1 "
HlllUf r(ttl
aplfl-tit
. .... M . . . Tu , .<«,1 ^
1,'OU HAL.*..-*"-» , *
I , , ,it.
^etl.fa.'iory reuw *>|iTH. .
L -..r no^d »i.ü """"wSr
**• W. cor. Brow l'
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hie. Apply
Apply t«
oct 19 ( rv j
-j
F >1)11 KKNT. | d |„ ( , II,
Teh-gr.yh
«ullahle for uffl" .„1
be renteh whh"'„ W Al.h» jjd
Apply to ^ -.-.mi** j
feb'22-lf.
iliil'tii