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Isaac
Cook,
and
«it Dattti SattHt
a P. JOHNSON, Eurro» » Flop's.
Tmm Daily uaikttk ia published every
afternoon (Sunday excepted,) at 416 Mar
fcat street, and serverd by carriers to sub
strikers In all parts of the city end nur
re sliding towns and villages, or six cent
a week, payable weekly. Yearly subsrrtb
er«, «S In advance, it has a larger circula
tion than any other Democratic paper in
lbs State.
Tin Db&awari Gazette, established
ts 17M, the largest and most flourishing
weekly paper in the Rate, mut hua a larger
elreoJanon than any other on the Penlusu
la. Published every Thursday afternoon,
at SI per year tn advance.
with
also
Mr.
nan
had
Mr.
am
to
it
P
APHIL «5 li-tr**.
T7*ia puj >tr hau no adcertUiny ayentë
ta Philadelphia.
When tue Herald attempts to correct
the Gazette it should do bo in a man
ner that may be to its credit. We say
that there are courts in Philadelphia
where the Judges are ail Republicans.—
We did not use the words "the entire ju
diciary ol Philadelphia are Republicans."
And as there are only two Democratic
Judges out of twelve oft tlie bench there,
we were sufficiently correct,
juries, it only happens now that the De
mocrats are permitted to have a reasona
ble proportion in that city because by a
streak of luck a Democratic Sheriff was
elected.
White Demockats certainly were
summoned upon the jury iu tlie Federal
court at Charleston, but the precaution
was also taken to summon none who had
not served in the Confederate army, and
so, being unable to take the test oath,
weis ineligible. It is worth remarking
that tbs oath was administered by aclerk
and marshal who could not take it them
selves,*being ex-Confederate soldiers, at
the request of a District Attorney, who
could not take it, being an ex-Coufede
rate soldier, and upon the order of a
Judge who lent the Conft«lerate navy aid
and comfort iu the person ol his sou.
As to the
It is a matter of extreme regrot to
the Democratic people, as well for the
interests of the city as the party, that the
majority of tlie City Council cannot con
centrate on a contract ami sustain it.—
It is also a little too bad to find members
of the Republican party voting to abro
gate contracts by which the city is ma«le
to lose tlie advantage t hat it had secured
to put money iu the jackets of a con
tractor.
if what Mr. Pay liter said last night was
true.
is
to
Atnl tins is certainly tho ca»e,
K
The City Solicitor ought to lai onlered
to prosecute the contractor fo
meut of his contract. It. is a pity tliat
dill'erences in political sentiment should
be allowed to cause the public interests
to be trifled with atul tho city be made
i-fultill
ths loser in a case so plain as the one
volved in the removal of the dirt from the
old quarry lot ou Eleventh »Meet.
Mit. CoNKUNG's last "greatest effort of
his life" took place yesterday. It was hy
himself fraakly confessed to be a politi
cal Speech. U«: said that the struggle
was for political power and pred«)rni
nance ; that tlie tlebale had laien a par
tisan debate, not intended lo convert any
Senator of either side, anil it was in that
view that he had now offered some po
litical observations. This, says the cor
respondent of the Herald, accurately de
scribed the evident object of Mr. Conk
ling's speech, ani it is to his creilit that
he openly confessed it. Like most of the
speeches—or perhaps like all that have
been heard in tlie Senate on the Army
bill, with the exception of Judge Davis'
—it was directed at the country at large,
and intended to influence the voters, not
in the Senate, but in the States. The
Senate debate has differed in this from
that in the nouse on the Army bill,
which really cleared up peints befoie
befogged, and closed appropriately with
au honest admission from Gen. Garfield
that it was not revolutionary, but consti
tutional and legal to put riders on the
appropriation bills, and that the cry of
revolution raised in the beginning was
nonseuce.
A 94,000,000 Verdict.
Messrs. P. & T. Collins, of Philadel
phia, tlie contractors for building the
Madeira and Mamore Railroad, in Bra
zil, have receive«l from Mr. Thomas
Collins, of their linn, who is in London,
a telegram announcing "Court non-suit
ed bondholders on their own evidence ;
ordered payment of certificates." This
refers to the Chancery suit between the
Bolivian bondholders and ths contractors
for building the railway about the fund
of some $4,000,000, which was to have
been «levotcd to building this railw
but the bondholders endeavored to have
repaid to them. The decision
the money in the bank of England, or
ders the payment of the contractors for
the work already done, and will make
the fund available for the further con
struction of the railway. The Ledyer
says, this is gratifying intelligence, not
only to the contractors but also to the
many persons in this city and its neigh
borhood who are interested in the fur
nishing of materials for the railway, ami
to the Reading Railroad, which, it is un
derstood, supplies rails and other work
in considerable amounts.
I
•
a y» I
lorks
Conkling has taken the ground which
Gaifield abandoned and calls the de
mands of the Démocrate "not only revo
lutionary but treasonable."
M FmldMl.
[Wa.hirirton oorretpouaetiee of 8t Lou I, | Mr.
Glotw.liem ] j
Among the recent arrivals hero was
Isaac Cook, of St. Louis, who lias been
spending some weeks In Florida. Mr.
Cook, during tlie administration of Mr.
ltucbansu w as a frequent visitor bare,
and Unit time was Air. llucbanau's post
master at Chicago and represented bis
Buihui
hours
tative
is
ln'erests in Illinois as against ftni
Mr. Cook, iu a conversation
with sotne old triends to-day mentioned the
several very interesting and entertaining
reminiscences of Mr. tiuchanau's admin- he
Istration, showing his strong devotion and the
attachment to his political friends and
also iris generosity to the poor and needy, the
Mr. Coj>k said that he had always sup
posed fjom public rejKirt that Mr. Bncha
nan was a very parsimonious person,
Calling on him on one occasion at tho
Executive Mansion Ho found several in
digent pensons, of whom the President
had solute personal knowledge, and saw on
him hand each of litem a $5 gold piece, cing
Mr. Cotksaid, "Why, Mr. Piesldent, I
am a little astonished at your liberality, and
The pebple say that you aie very stingy." big
The President replied:—"During each the
year of my term I pay out every «Ullar
tliat 1 receive of my salarvfor household
expens s and benevolent purposes. I
have a private income of $0,000 a year,
which Is ample for any American gentle
man." Another incident mentioned re
lated more particularly to himself. He a,l
said that while he was postmaster at
Chicago Mr. Holt was Postmaster Gen
era!, aid had taken a great dislike to at
him, and frequently auno>ed him by
writing impertmeiit letters, bodisagroe
aide, said Mr. Cook, had my position bo- the
coine, that 1 determined to resign and
came to Washington for that purpose.—
After my arrival here I ascertained that
Mr. Holt had informed the President that
either Mr. Cook or the Postmaster Gen
eral w<>uld have to resign. I called on of
the President ami informed him of my
treatment by Mr. Holt and my intention
to resign. Old Buck, in his peculiar and w
expressive manner said, "Do nothing of
the kind." "But." said I, "Mr. Piesi- i»
dent, t ie Postmaster General has left me
no alternative." The President, in a
confidential way, leaning over toward
me, s iid, "Well, let him resign," and
further remarked, "Now y«>u may as well do
rest ea*y in your shoes." The result of
it was that I returned to my office in or
Chicago with a highly complimentary
letter saying that lie had no more efficient
and capable officer connected with the
department.
a
of
;
P olitical
)ou^la^.
a
Mr. Edward Atkinson, one of the
shiewtjest businessmen of New England,
and famous as a political economist, has
just returned from an extended tour of
observation through the States of Ge
gia, South Carolina, North Carolina and
Virginia. Tlie result of his investiga
tion, a» given in tlie New York Herald,
is interesting, and valuable as well. The
growth of internal traffic, and tlie extent
to which trade is directly carried on with
tlie Nukh and vV eat by inland towns, has
ions|ly aflected the business of Savau
nah ajid Clmil«*ston. Another reason
which fie gives lor tin« condition of busi
ness in Charleston is the extent to which
her credit has Vwcn loaned to railroad en
K
U'lprisbi. In Atlanta hs found ;
mg state of things, and so
in| Lyiichbmg .and Staunton, Va. As
tho relations of
tin >1
all
bile
blacks he was a close observer
frequent testimony that the negro«
id e, Uzy and »hiftle.
wlut lie saw. The blacks
t«;nde< cy to flock to the citii
The
the
anif-st 1
but they I
are lnbnoiiolizing the market-gardening 1
busindss. and many of them are becom- )
were
was disprov* «1 hy
of
hy
po
de
the
not
The
bill,
the
of
was
:s.>t*d of laud.
u »K P*
The crossroads stor«* keepers are one of
the cause.* why tlie negroes will not re
main on farms in tlie countiy. These
slot«*», he says, are largely kept by Ger
mans, and to charge no more than a pio
fit of s
ftvo lier cent, is considered
the dealers. Real estate
^ -11
by
values are generally increasing, and good
c«lucati«>nal a«lvantages are being eqjoyed
by the colored people. Mr. Atkison hum
marizes his views on this geueral subject
thus:
That the main difficulties with respect
to the relations |of the two races In the
several ÎStates have been surmounted;
that the colored population is rated ac
cording to ih* ability and the industry of
imlividulls; that the white population is
changing, and a new cla*s is springing
up. A new ownership of pioperty is
coming in. The tools are passing to
those who can use them. A great,
marked and absolutely permanent
change dates within the last two years,
so far as the testimony of both c<flors can
be relied upon to prove it. The most
prominent men express themselves well
satisficftl with the new order of things.
A Double Tragedy.
BrÿFSLO, April 23, 1879.—At about
eight o'clock tiiis evening a trageily 00
curreij in the vidage of Canaseraga,which
will result in tb<* death of two persons,
Miss Lucy Wyman and Alonzo Luce.
The two have been keeping company for
some time, and this evening Luce pro
posed marriage ami was rejected. He
became so infuriated at this that he pull
ed his revolver and shot lier in the head,
remarking a9 lie vli«i so, "There will be a
hereafter for you." lie then went to his
fathers house, a few roils away, ami shot
himself in tlie head. Neither can live.
the
Bra
;
This
the
fund
have
have
or
for
make
con
not
the
neigh
fur
ami
un
work
JUDGE BLACK AT WORK.
Harritobury Special to Phila. Press.
I Among the distinguished citizens of
the border counties who are here to-«lay
• was the veteran jurist, lion. Jeremiah à.
a y» I Black, who busied him circulating a
• •in*irial for th«* signatures of the
lorks I burs Of both houses, approving th«* present
Democrats in Congress,
s much interest in
political matters as he ever «lid and is in
accord with tlie present policy of
'ratio friends.
em
I i s!
■ of the
Jmlgf! Jilark lakes
he;
arty ace
• Dono.
his Den
TENTS AND RATIONS FOR THE
N EG ROES.
"Washington, April 23.—A telegram
from Governor St. John, of Kansas, was
petition to-day by Representa
tive liaskel. It H«sta forth that fiuin 1,500
t«> 2,(loo colored emigrants are
about Wyandotte and more are coming,
the greater portion of whom ar«j desti
tute of means to provide for the necessi
ties of life. To he able to meet any c«jn
tingeney that may arise and to prevent
the poor aud unfortunate class of refu
gees from suffering for want of necessary
shelter and food, the Governor submits
that Jt would be an yet of justice for the
government to provide tents
lor them.
filed »
in and
which
de
revo
and ration*
Drums in the Nenat*.
Mr. Conklina Ilnlln , Out For Three C
Hour» "The Ureateit Fffort of III• tTi
Life.
Sa' e,
Rent
ware,
Special to tlio World.
24.— Senator
Washington, April
Coukiing's speech to-day lasted three
hours and as a dramatic effort was quite
successful. It was llkewbo the authori
tative announcement that Mr. Conki ng
is out of the Presidential race next year
ftni ^ th*t his influence will he given to
making General Grant the nominee of
the Republican party, and alsothedecla
ration of what he at least considers
he the platform of that organization In
the coining campaign. Iconic before 1
o'clock, the hour for the "dibit' to begin,
the scenic «'fleets were all arranged, roar
members of the Cabinet were present.-—
Secretary Evarts was in the diplomatic
gallery and Secretaries Thompson and
Sherman and Attorney-General Devena
were on the floor. When the appointed
time came the actor appeared promptly
on the stage. After tragically anno
cing the proportions ol the national tax
paid by the twenty-seven Northern States
and the eleven Southern States and twl 1 -
big Senator LI ill, who sought to question
the accuracy of the balance sheet, to lor
bear, be plunge«l into the war of the re
hellion. He wheeled his chair away for
more room, and thereby muddled Messrs,
Hamlin, Ingalls and Blaine into a com
P*ct and, iu appearance, an insignificant
unity. This cave him the broad aisle
a,l «i the space behind ami two and a hull
desks in which o tramp.
The war against Democracy went on
at the rate of seventy words |*«r minute,
Tho constitutional atgument can be coin
pressed into this proposition—that it is
the duty of Congress to make appropria
tions and that a failure to make appro
priatious is a disobedience of the Consti
tution, and therefore treasonable and
revolutionary. A similar neglect to per
form a constitutional duty by a member
of the Executive or Judicial Department
would result iu the impeachment of the
delinquent. Ann her legal proposition
w as that tho whole of the legislation, a
clause of which is sought be repealed
i» restrictive and a check on the Exocu
ti*o. The inference from this was not
stated, but it was generally supposed on
the Democratic side that it was that,
without this restriction, the President «an
do as he will with the army and with the
militia of the several .States at the polls
or elsewhere. Iu connection with this
claim a prominent New York Democrat
recalled to-night the fact that in 1870 it
was arranged that Grant should order out
the State militia to keep the peace at the
polls in New York city at the Presiden
tial election.
The statement of both these proposi
tions occupied but a few minutes, ami the
r«-«t of the time was devoted to calling
the Democrats murderers, incendiaries,
ruffians, bullies, leptaters, white iea
gusr«, night riders, 1 a 1 lot-box buffers and
a good many o:h«*r very hard naun s.
The scetdc effect ran through it all. Mr.
Ingalls was called upon to act the part
of reading clerk whenever a statute or ex
tract was to be read, because he articu
lates so well. As each sheet of paper on
which the notes of the speech were writ
ten was finished it was torn up with a
îalth <->f gesture that aided the oration
immensely. General Sheimati coming
in, Mr. Conkling paus> <1, and bow ing low
to the entertainment, say
ing in a voice loud enough to l
by the galleries, "I hope >«>u're well."
As lie
Tlio
IKio,
Bcrihcd
All
ated
he
tended,
ly
Union
Ul
at
said
to
corner
a
quart«
of
enth
tw
_..
nuo
frame
and
H
Ann,
7th.
8
Ml
vale,
Kept
01
Tho
at
Real
three
In
of
«*1
ami
line
Und
feel
the
ills
east
187M
N
The
at
lie.i
ale
and
nil
K
welcomed hi
lieaul
ivanced in his speech he grew
mon* and more hitter towards the South,
and finally spoke of all ellbrts for c
1 between the two sections of the
I eouGtry as "ecstasy" and "gush."
1 l * ,Ht ^ d»s
) ow J(j Wîii * inost l MO,l, ic manulac
turer o! soothing syrup in tin* country.
II«: sneered at the administration as not
robust in its trealment of Democrats,
lie attacke«! the Coufeilerates for being
in Congress and eulogized Grant for us
ing the troops at the polls in New York
iu lb70. It was in this c
lie sai«l that the people of New York reg
istered their judgment of General
Grannt's services in the vote given in
1872 , and that when next they recorded
their judgment his services in that con
nection .should not be hidden away.
The speech altogether was the bitterest
that has been he aril for a
He
«1«
of
In
len
It
•ition that
of
is
is
to
187
8
lo
j loug time.
The Cse of Wafer.
After considering the subject for a long
time, the Water Committee of City
Council lias «letormined to make a new
assessment of the houses and other build
ings in the city where Brandywine water
is used. It is asserted that a large sum
of money is lost annually hy the use of
hydrants that are not recordod on the
Water Department books, and are,thtre
fore, not paid for. The persons appoint
sd to make tlie new assessment are Allen
Ruth, Cornelius Stinson, II. B. Morrow
and J. Nickerson. They will record all
the buildings where Brandywine water
is used, and the number of hydrants,
wash-paves, bath tuba, etc., in each.
at
00
for
He
a
his
shot
live.
LHJESSB APPLICATION*.
OTICF..-I, FERGUS KELLY, do
hereby give notice that I shall apply
to the Judges of the Court «»f Gen«.*ral Ses
Hlons of iho Taue** and Jail Delivery of the
Hlale el Delaware, in ami for the c
of New Castle, on Monday, tho 12th day of
May next, being the first day of (be May
Term, A. J»., 1879, for a llceiiHe to sell In
loxlcatiug liquors ami general merohan
«li*-e al No. 937 Chestnut »(reel, Tenth
d, of the City of Wilmington, County
d .Slate Mforesaid, and the folio«
sjH-ctahle citizens recommend ike »aid ap
plication, lo wit ;
Myles Burae.
Janie» Kelly,
N
W
in*
Patrick Neary,
Mich
K I
Thomas M
Job
1'aulck Maher,
Wlllium Maloney,
Owen Mela
«H (i
Pat rick K«-y Holds,
Hamuel L Bayly.
r.KUCH K EDDY.
•I l»unn.
'hi I Ip Far».
ville,
John Mul
Thoiaas M
ney.
of
à.
a
in
in
of
Hutton,
Cali iu,
John Ash,
John Roach.
Robert casNldy,
Michael Bradley,
I li Jordan,
Id,
Ja
I,
em
Kd
J«
I 11 « 'itlallllig.
ap.'2 3
N OTH
I, THOM A.S TOY. I
llii the I
oi Asseinbly, In »
o !»• ri
pplr in writ
« *>l tho Pe
plia
u» I » of the
<le
I
provided
•hy give nr
ce that 1
shall
H to the Court o
!«! and J
1 I
I
cry, of it)'- H>ate «>( Delawnn
THE
was
1,500
desti
c«jn
refu
the
and lor
Ne
si ie county, «<
Isy, tlio
being tli*
2 th
y ol May next, A. D., 1*7
f the next May tt
a license to kren nn mi
» as the Will
first
day
court, f.
tUe
I
î f*
Hotel, in
■ hi :stiHiia
id Htalo ol
ng Inj
•bool districts N
nd
und red, New <
•iy
and
Delaware, and
in less <
drunk
II iiitoxicat
Hies than one quart, to
mises, and the follow l
I.«
he
"5
-table citizens
application, lo wit;
John Doran,
John McKenna,
Hugii Holland.
Charles O'Donnell,
Paul Bogun, Hr,
James Toner,
•omniead the
*81
Ja
Ne«lery,
Daniel Clower,
Levis Craig,
J unies Toy,
Charles Dtver,
Hamuel lianamans
Daniel Travis
THOM AH TOT.
ap»3l
S
clan,
In
New
The
SHERIFF'S SALES.
HKKIFK'HHALB.
By virtue of h writ of Levari Facias,
directed, will be exposed to fubile
e, at the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL, 841 Riipley St.
Rent by John J. Dougherty, in the city of
Wilmington, New Castle county, Delà
ware, ou
PATUHDAY,
Tlio 26th day of Al'HIL, A. D.
At
e<1
tain
sou
as
ten;
ten
by
af
IKio, at 2 ö'cloctt, p. in., the following de
Bcrihcd Heal Estate, vlr. •
All that certain lot or piece of lam! situ
ated In Christiana hundred, hounded and
described as follows, to Wit : lh^Rlnnllig oil
he northerly side of Eleventh stre«*
tended, and Ita Intersection with the west
ly side of Terrace avenue ami at the «lia
nt UV) f«-et fr«»m the westerly side of
Union street ; Llience along saht side of
Eleventh street extended, westerly 40o feet
Ul the easterly Ship <»f Wood lawn »vc
at U» fe« t wide ; thence along said side of
said avenu« northerly and at right angles
to Eleventh street «»xtended 102 fern U» a
corner <»f land of Anna McHugh; thence hy
a line of said land south 64 f«'et and
quart« r degrees east 4<K) 6- too feet to the side
of Terr ce aveaue aforesaid ; amt thence
thereby southerly at rigid angles to Elev
enth street extended, 165 feet to the place«))
tw ginning, t>e the contents lher«H>f what
_.. ... v, wltli tlie
Elevenlli street extended, Wcxsllawn ave
nuo and Terrace avenue forever; with three
frame dwelling houses, two frame barns,
and a frame workshop thereon erected,
execution as the
•alh and Hose
land
dre«i
ami
of
:
!
H «*!/.**< I ami taken
property of Thomas L.
Ann, hi« wife and t. t., ami l*> Imj Hold by
JOHN PY LE. (Sheriff.
Hheritl'H Office. Now Caatle, Apill
7th. 1«7!>. ap9-3tawU
HmuFT
By vl.t
ISALF.
of a writof Levari tael um,
directed, will be exposed I« public
8
Ml
vale, at the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL, 841 Hhlpley hi.,
Kept by John J Doiifherty, In the city
01 Wllinlugion, New Castle county, Dela
ware,
WEDNESDAY,
Tho 7th day of MAY, A. D., 1879,
at 2 o'clock, p. ni., the following described
Real KNiale, viz :
All that certain lot or piece of land with
three throe storied brick dwelling* there« n
•cted, situate In the city of Wilmlng on,
In th«« county aforoKal«!, bouml* «1 ami de
sorlbed a* foil«
, to wit: Beginning ala
«take of land convey««! U* John il.
id In a line dividing UiIn from
the distance
173
Adam*
Michael McClusky'* I .ml,
of M feel 2 IncheN northerly at angle* frem
Fifth street and at the distance of 167 feet 2
Inches easterly at right angle* from Churcli
*treH; thence parallel with Church street
north 32 d*gr«*e* ea*t 60 feet 10 Im he* tc the
south aide of a new *treet So fest wide call
«*1 Daniel* or Lord street; the
led
by me
Id side of said street s«.ulh •* degreea
feet to a corner stake : thence *>y a
parallel to the wall of Trinity
ohurcli yard Mouth 7^ d»*gre««s cast 9 feet C
Inches to the north side of the Philadel
phia. Wimlnvlouand Ralilmore Railroad:
ami thence hy tho said side of said railroad
westerly 66 feel 4 Inches to a stase tn a
line of laud laiely couveyed to John H.
Adamsahence westerly along sal.l Adams'
Und and parallel wlih the aforesaid . 0 feet
whle stre«-t called Daniels or Lord street tf
feel 10 inches to the place ef beginning, be
the contents more or les«.
Ized and taken In executl«n as the
properly of William McGInleyaud Kllen,
ills wife, and to I
S
east
i"
In
at
in
fi
be sold by
JOHN PYLE, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Oifico, New t'Mtle. April 17
at>18 «-•fit
187M
111*.IU t E'H HADE.
By virtue of a writ of Levari Facias,
directed, Will t>e expo*<*d lo public
N
sale, at the
LaFAYKTTK HOTEL. 841 Hhlpley Ht.
Kepi by John J. I
Wilmington, Ne
Klierfy, In the city of
Castle County, Delu
SATURDAY,
The 3rd day of May, A. D.,1879
the lollowing descilbed
piece of land sltu
iingion aloresahi.
at
r
lie.i 1 Eslat
All th
ale III II
and liav
nil IU«*
K lug sli
'
lot
'
it y ot \\ II
1« orlek h « 1
id hav
•et and 2 inches
ih si
:
front on
and extci
if*.
«
>g
IV
ba«k
width 17
id ui
g H»
*. 1 5
side alley
• >
tr« «*t, u ntl It)«* priv
ih*ge ol
he
1m <*lghl
lug within H
dr«-*I and Hurt en
♦•lev
ichfM to luud, he the b
and ilv
NiXli
l«fH8.
Helzed
property of soph
ul taken I
(be
E. Clelan*!, wld
1 R. Cle
i.l. «I
«1«
vlng imTlcagor,
le U il
It Cle
. i lioniHh It. Cleland,
In ml. A
diaries N. Clelainl, Hopniu E.C'eisml,El
len sInKiiiuk* r,J«»bii W.C'ul»ml
«Mêlai «1. child)«'
It Clflami, «le< , eas« | i«l >
son,husband of
u* I« . (Mflninl, wife of J
d of
ul Eliza
nnd
of Thouius
A. W 11
VlMf
<1 JorS
mile Wll
l*I A
nd
h >1. Shoe
•I Ellen Hbrn'ieskcr,
makur, hind
and 1.1., and to bo wold by
John PYLE, Nherlff.
HherifTs Offioe, New castle. April 14th,
187 «.
priO-tHxlu
HERiKK'M MALE.
By virtue of a writof Levari Fadas,
nie directed, will oe expos«*! to public
8
lo
hale, at the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL. 841 Hhlpley St..
Kept by John J. Dougherty, In the city «»r
Wilmington, N
ware,
Castle county, Dela
SATURDAY,
Tbo 3rd day of .May, A. D., 1879,
at 2 o'clock p.
itcul Estate, viz
All those two certain lots of land here!
described
., the following described,
one lot with the two.story
frame dwelling thereon situated in Chtsli
hundred, bounded and described
ws, to wit ; B«*ginulng
roil
Hide of Hlxth A veu
Cole
the easterly
. between Brown and
streets, ut the distance of Kl feet
ni the northerly side of Coleman street,
and the northerly side of a 3 (eel wide al
luto Sixth Avenue; thence
parallel to Golem
ITU
opening
easterly ami
the northerly side of said
ley
str«iet hy
1 feet to a
corner; thence northerly and parallel to
Hlxth Avenue 40 feet loa corner; thence
• terlyami parallel to Ike first deserlb
(*J line »nd Coleman street 80 feel
aforesaid easterly side <>( Hlxth Avenue;
and thence thereby southerly 49 feet lo the
place of beginning, be the contents thereof
what (hey inuy.
Heiz***! and taken In execution as the
properly «»( Cornelius Mcllhenuev, and
ida, his wife, and 1.1., aud to he sold
u*y
(lie
by
JOHN PYLE, Hlicrlir.
Hherlir's Office, New Castle, April Mlh,
•3 aprui-eodts
IIKKIFKH SALE.
By vi.t
s
ol
writ of Als. Le
rl Fa
« «1 (reeled, will he expo»ed to
le, al Ike
LAFAYKTTK HOTEL, 841 Hhlpley 8L,
Kept hy .1« '
Wll
public »
J. Dougherty, In Ihecity of
liigtoh, New Castle county, Delà
SATURDAY,
flic t!rd day of MAY, A. D., 1879,
At 2 o'«*lock j
Real Estate.
All that ce
with a iwo
., the Iwl lowing described
iy. ;
. pie
î
or parcel of land
ick h«
>ry
»ilimled lo lh«* »a»«l city «
linglon,
boumled
hegt I
erly
»>.«!
d d
«s roi
•î Ion of thé »
with Die
1
sir
»Klerly
Uteri y
î
I Cl
Ml
I NDl
h si
land «.I K<
K 8
el 14 l«*.*|
• il K I*.
I
1
Mi a
I lid
in; westei ly
all« ! wnh Taylor »(reel 71 leet to the
l*
easterly
Ide **.ll«*y run
> lor »Ire» I ; thence
■
long
id
>11
y parallel
ill) Church
:t 14 leet
M>lt* of lay lor
I
St!
îby 7u h et t
mug, be the commits th
» t he
1 h. g
. . 1 1
dial they may.
d take
property ol Tho
wile, and i.l.. and lo he
li
execution
y and Jane, hit*
d by
JOHN PYLE, Hherlff
Castle. April 14th,
aprl6-eodis
tlie
• '
Hherlff '* Offlce, N
1819.
L OST -FIVE DOLLAR« REWARD _
Oil the circus grounds, last evening' n
silver watch, case No. 95, werk« 543,924^
The above reward will be paid and
questions asked on the return
the watch
THIH OFFICE.
!«>
apai-lt*
S HERIFF'S HAL IE.
By virtue of a wilt of Ala. Lewari Fa.
clan, to me tllieoted, will be expo««*! to
public sale, at the
HOTEL OF SAMUEL PEACOCK,
In Middletown, In Ht. George's hundred,
New Castle county, Delaware, ou
FRIDAY,
The 2nd daj of MAY, A. D., 1879,
S
cl
K
E
The
At
ton,
loi
side
by
to
In
At 1 o'clock, p. m., the following descrlb
e<1 Heal Estate, viz : AH those two <•
tain lota, pn eea or parcels of laud situate
follows, to wit:
No. 1. Ail that certain farm or tract of
the Forrest tarin, and
A ppoqiiinlnilnk Inin
aforesaid,
rey Is bounded and de
follow-, to wit : IteKlunliiK ala
stake at the «Hlge of the waters of
pond at Noxenlown mill pond corner for
land «jf late John Lynatn. now of Joliu F.
Hintis; from thence with line of said Hiatts
sou ill 53* degrees east 8-10 perches to a
Iasi aforesaid *outh 42 de
tfreen went 43 2-10 perches to a atone corner
as laxt aforesaid,south 48 degrees east
N-rches to a stone corner for said flails'
da, of the heirs of John D Bird
lands of James Dnukhten ; from thence
will» Douuhlen south *»7 degrees west II (i-lu
perches to a stone corner for »aid Dough
ten; from thence with a line of said Dough
ten and others souUi 3l>i| degrees east 72 6-10
perches to a stone In the 1'lne 1 re* and
Town-end station load, from thence with
said road toward Townsend siation south
«5!* fle*re<
by t he s de of said
late of Hamuel Mason now of Van Wag
; from ttienco with II
Van Wagner north 4 degrees west 2*2 per
ches to a small while oak corneras fast
af resald north 1 * degrees east D2-lh per
ches to a slake corner aforesaid north 43
degrees west M 5-10 (arches to a stake cor
la-t aforesaid north 64 1-2 degrees
west 07-10 perc-hes to a slake tn a line of
land late of John Ginn ami therewith
north 30 degrees east 7 2-10 perches to a
sfake corner f«jr saht Ginn; from thence
with said Ginn and u line of land of Wil
liam Be« k north 7* «agrees east 28 3-10
perches to a gale post corner lor said Beck
therewith north, 47* degrees west 330 7-10
perches to a stake by the waters of the
nr<jr<*s>tlu mill pond; from thence with the
wul«'rs thereof and binding therewith the
courses and distances to the place of be
ginning. containing within said bounds
u es 00 perches, more or less with a
dwelling and
land know
whlcti Is sltualiNl
dre«i and New Castle county
ami hy a recent
^ritaal
111
J
si 1)5 5-10pero,h c*m to a slake
ad corner for landN
N
of laud of *aid
173
t
frame
three story Ir
barn ami other out building* thereou
led
Helz«*d and taken In execution as the
property of Passmore II. Mitchell,
Adeline, In* wife, and James Wilson and
Mary A. Wilson, t t., and to be sold hy
JOHN PYLE, Bherinr.
HherlfT 's Offlce, New Ca*tle. April 14lh,
t*î9 _ aple-eodtsS
I
S
to
at
t
HERiFF'8 HALF:.
By virtue of a writ of Venditioni Ex
directed, will be exposed to
S
. to
i"
public sale, at the
HOTEL OF JACOB HYATT,
In the Village of Newport, In Christiana
hundred, New Cas» 1« county, Delaware,on
FRIDAY
The 25th day of April, A. D.,1879,
at to o'clock.a. in., the following described
Real Estât«*, viz :
All tin
land
in Christiana but
and Mia!** nl Delaware,«
Gap Turnpike rw*d and
road, b<
D. Alexander I
Mny«ler 'Thomas, D. Ly
Klyuu, Edward Cranst«
rn. amt others, containing about 130
ich, with large frame and stone dwell
ing house, frame barn with stone stable,
fi aiue shedding, corn crib, and other out
buildings,
muh 11 ha
1 tracts or parcels of
uitng one farm, situated
1 dred, New Castle county
the Newport and
the Kiarnensl
ded by said roads, by lands ol
, William R. Fllnn,
in, Vincent <4.
, Kober» F. Ly
const 1
Iran»«* dwelling house and
1 Haine tenant house there
arsh land In
rsh
(•reeled. Al
lot or
Great Newp«»
M
sh
«Ijolnlng
11, Jam
d, co
«•hen ol land,
ulloii
, dec'd, ( Rh
late of Edward T
id the Marsh
2 roods, 3«)
In ex
J.
Brindley,
log
about 6
Meized
d take
ne
property of Joseph S. Lyi
b«*c«a A. Lynani, Extentri
lx of Joseph K.
Ly
d hy
JOHN PYLE, Sheriff
Mherlff's Office, New Castie. April !»th,
ap 10- Malls
, dec'd,
•I to he
187:*.
HEKIFF'H MALE.
By vlrt
tS
writ of A Is. Lc
«• dlr«*ctu«j, will be
Iu, ul tlie
rl Fa
posed to
LAFAYETTE HOTEL, Ml Hhlpley Ht.,
Kept by John J. Dougherty, In Ihn city of
Castle county, Delu
*d
puhll«^
\VH
WEDNESDAY,
The 7th day of MAY, A. D., ]«79,
Al 2 o'clock 1». in., the following descrlb«*«!
K«*ul EnIhih, viz :
All that certain lot of land und two-*lory
•Hing thereon erected, sit
th«* said city of Wilmington, imumie«! and
described as follows, to wll : Beginning at
corner ol land formerly of Hamuel u oi
of -
«* d
lMMlOl),
the northerly
side ol N int h slrtH-i and at tlie distance of
55 Iccl weder l y fr«
tlie westerly
Hhlpley sired, theuce by a
laml nortli 32 degrees cast and parallel to
Hlilpley Hire« t o2 f«a*t to a stak«* ; Lnoncu
nortli 58 degrees west and parallel toNlhlh
street 17 feel 9 Inches
of
line of said
a slake; thence by
a new line dividing this from the residue
of »aid lot and passing through and aloiig
tddlo of the partition dividing said
dwellings south 32 «leg
tho aforesaid Hide of Ninth street ; and
thence thereby south 58 degrees east 17 fen
9 inches to the place ol begtunlng, he the
cements thereof wnal they may. Book K,
Vol. 7. page 419, Ac.
Helzed aad taken In execution an the
propeity of John F. Gieauen, and Emma
E., ms wife, and l. t.'s, ami to b« sold bv
JOHN PYLE, Sheriff,
nherlff 's Offlce, New Castle, April ntb ,
W9. apl9-eo«llM
toe
west 62 feet to
HEKIFF'H HALE.
By virtue of a writ of Venditioni Ex
ponas, ta me directed, will be exposed U»
public sale, at the
HOTEL OF HAMUEL PEACOCK,
in Middletown, lu Ht. George s hundred
New Castle
S
»fey, Delaware, on
FRIDAY/
Tho 2nd day of MAY, A. D., 1879,
at 2 o'clock p, m., the following described
Real Estate, viz :
All the undivided sixteenth part of all
that certuln »ract.phjco or parcel of land
situate In Appo«iulnlmlnk hundred, New
castle county, Delaware, adjoining lauds
of il. Davis, Bei J. Gibb-«, R. T. Lockw«
and others, couiaiiilug one hundred
slxty-llve acres of land inure or less, with
a two-story frame dwelling, granary,
ie »table, carriage house and shedding
I M !
I
1
there
tiled.
id taken In execution
»perty of David 11. West, and to be »old
. ^ JOHN PYLE, Hherlff.
Sheriff's Office, New Castle, April it.Llx
1B7U. aprl7-«Jodt»
He1zed
the
C?
HKKIFF'S HALF..
By virtue of a writof Levari Facias,
me directed, will be* exposed
the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL, Ml Hhlpley «I.
k. pi by John J. Dougherty, in the city ol
v\ ilmlngtou, New Castle County, Delà
SATURDAY,
Tlio 10th Day of MAY, 1879,
tin) lollowing Ue.orlbfd
S
î ' '
publie
sale.
y
'»■lock, p.
at 2
Real Estai
Hz:
Ab Mat certain l«»toi land
,'o-Hiory brick house
1th a double
d brick stable
id lying
il tlie said city
. beginning at the distance
«>r 65 leet 5 inches Iron» Tenu» street and
tli and along said Market street
about 41 feet 7 Inches and extending in
depth about 142 fe«*t to a cer'aln alley
•sterly side of said lot.be the sam**
what It may.
Helzed and taken In execution as the
property of Edward Woolten, Admiot»
trauir of Alfred R. Woo'ten, deceased
Clinton Kondabush and Rtxxla li Roixla'
hush, his wile, formerly Rhoda B Wool*
ten, surviving mortgagor and Marv
Wootten, heir at law of Alfred R. Wmnt
ten, deceased aud William A LaS-inla
terre tenant, and to be sold by ' . u '
JOHN PV LE Hhari rr
Bherlff'* Offlce. New CaslleflpH?
lBIf * »pö-eoR
lh«
the
st side of Market si reel 1
of Winning!
Ink
1 1
1 1
_
n
K.
1st,
ts
S HJBKIFK'8 SALK.
By virtue 01» wm „, . ,
cl ", 10 <*»« dlrecu.1
ubllc hhU* at the 11 t* Ml.,«;
APAYiil"J'K HOTFi
K ept by Jnlill .1. î 11 «blpl,,,
WilmliiKU).., New Cm!?;. 1 " 11 *«
ware, ou '"'Ml li
»nr
E
SATURDAY
The 3rd day of MAY a' i,
At a o'clock p. in., Hi,. .„1*.. „ "•» lîj
Heal Estate, viz : ,OUowi «*ll iltwnj
oÄ Urni'iiuiHti. !' r 'h! n 0 |° 1 '
ton, aforesaid huuiulni \ ", f
loi lows, to wit : Bsbh.s !'
section formed by l|„. i,, \" L ttu,|„
side of Hcott si r ,„.| win,
herly slocoi I-< int,.J,,i , lu »Mi
by the said side of Koiino., i
erly 85 lectio a C „„J
parallel with s.-jii „ U ,. M . ,
soulliei ly side of Pont -i,,,, .
tbeuce easterly by ssld «„u,., .' 1[ el .
and parallel with FourUa-u, ," rl "J!
to I lie said westerly side nf s ''' 1 ' ll
and Ibenee tliereby houllicn. ,: 's
dred and Ully.im, to rte Ï " ,e
ginning, be ilia rontenls wbalh '" >ri
HelseU ami UtKen h, ,.r m m i lE b
properly of Passmore il u " 1
A.lallne, Ills wile,and Jumble" 11 *
Mary A. Wilson, i.l . ion n, i,„
JOilN l'Vl.K s 1,|r
^HherllT'. Offlc. N.w cJijp*«*
HKKlKr'H KALK,
By virtue of a writof Vending ».
ixinaN, to me directed, will t-l 1,.
Public Halo, mi Hi,* *
HOTEL OF HAMUEL PKACncff
In Middletown, in m. Oeorte'« im ?
•*" C anile county, Tielawa UUI "'
a . i>., i*tj, al I o'clock j* u 1
The following desert ha! K,.„] r.ul' J
äMiri^ri^rsri-Sä
SîïMâïïsï
Joining lands of Henry liavi, ui 'J
Glhbs James V. (raVrford.K rB
WIKKI. James Hola-rts, deceaMd'.âi 73
and blndiag on the public road >Jîr
from Ht. Anri*ci Church through u,e a t *f
talnliiK by computatiou one JnS
and Mlxty-Hve acie*. be thcaaioe mS
lean, wlin a two story frame „
granary, stable, carriage house kJ
meat houHe thereou erected, there n k
peach and apple orchard with oilier
lr«*es thereon,
ftelz«*! ai. il taken 1
v
nto
N
property of Joseph West. J r ., ,1^
t Henry DavlH a.liniulHtrau,r ol jo« w
Jr., deceaHed) ami n> he m,m i, y
JOHN i'YLf..Hhw
Hberlfl's Offlce, New Unie, Apr!
S HERIFF'S HALE.
By virtue of a writ of Vendnio
ExpouaH, to me directed, will be bin
to Public Sale, at the
HOTEL OF SA M UELPEACUCl
In Miihlletowu, in St. George'sHutsii
New Castle Countv, Delaware on
FRIDAY,
The 2nd «lav of May, A. D., 1879
at oue o'clock P. M., the following
cribed Real Estate viz;
A lot of laud Mltuated in Appoqt
mink Hundred, New Castle Count?
State of Delaware, bounded and
Cri la*4
hy lamia of William \Vil>on, on tbtej
by lamia of William Ginn, dece*t<W
t he went by land* of James P. Both»
and on t li« south hy lauds of the bon
liiindre.fl 1
foil
, to wit : Oiith«*
Isaac Gibt**, containing
ninety acr«*.s of I;
frame dwelling, barn and other outisii
ings thereon erected.
Seized am! taken in execution»!
C iperty of Lydia li. liuthw. Il, aud
sold by
JOHN l'YLK,Shertl
HherifTs Office, New Cattle, Ajml
1871».
ap-lMt
tfßit
nUKSALK —A higmy impn
I 1 of 103 acres,in Wiill«*Clsy Cl
ore«l.
vlilad Hit
All enclosed III Usag H--!
Ii«*lds.
Ü v
b
full bearing. Public irool
. Hiiildliigs-Larg^M
1 I
ch
Joining the far
s|ou,l>out>le reliant House,Hu
•1 all oll er building* um«
first class farm, g miles fron
P. W . A b r. k.
miles from Wilmington. A wily'."
J NO. W. WM1TKMAN.
Real Estate ag't, 2 W. Kowrlli
ocl21-w*s«l-w
Centraliv oexud.
Wilmington,.
HI I.LIM.S Lot* similar
Mold, l»oiiiiglit or rxefcasi
j. t. m:.ti.u,
C lavloii House Iluildis
D
»*r
ari8,l»,23,2«.,:
V
,10h HALE.
1 A store Property, with is acr
land, g«Ksl brick dwellinglaniM mil
out-hulidlngN. Price S3,Sou. A • lil .
Apply to EVANS i'KNNiNUlu.N
octiy. KiglHh » n«I MwrkPi_
Â7TÏ R KNT.-M.-nmi
Telegraph Building, ln ü***" 1 J
suitable for offlce or assembly nsirn.i
be rented with *i>«.*<-lal lnducem^-.
A pply to ED W A HI ' M t IN Ab*
feb22* 1 1. Hccond and
1^
f .luli MAf.KUK KfcM.-U*""'
! Front and W Cfct Btreju.. *i'{3
W. B.
,
Kroat xml We«*.*
feb22.tr.
1 f.UK KKNT_Meeond.Blors fronii
' in Gazette building, 416 Rari*u*
Apply at this offle«*. _
F 'OR HALE.—A Are proof JgJ
at this office.
FUBLIC SALES.
P UBLIC BALE OK HfOLl. ,
Tit, »ulncritier will »I » ,
Hale, at the Chad'l» Ford ,
day. April a»ta, l«7w. forty b«»d"
extra Laut:asU*r County Luwh. (
Hprlnlter», Bull, and feed«!. I
A ere.lli ol M dȕ' S'I'-hkEVEM.
ail o'clock.
AMOS , __ _
L. W. Stidham A »on, Aucliouwr
ap2i-wliAd2l
S ALE OF COW«.
The Hubscribers
sell al Public Hale, hi
East Marlborougu,
ill
Red
Lion, _
Chester county, ! «.»
MUNUAY. MAY Ml, I«*.
Al 1 o'clBCK, F. M..
FORTY HEAD u L.W?u,!Îd
HPBINUEUH, YOirSU BULL ,
TWO HOKHEH. M
AIM» a lot of Evv Â'bAII-ET.
L. W. Htl.lham a Sou, Aiwl'n. *'"•
I
K«ei»lc r '« or*« 1
r*oi8t*b' 8 urrici. r)
New 1,'aHtleUi- A V, r j. iw
Upon tlie apj.llcatlon Jj,j,. l | iru J I
Obaudler, AilnilnUtrawr. m . „ ,
KlHhH, late ol UlB" 1 | ,||rrtl«
county, tlec'.l. It l ,*! on * ( l i t | l tnKrHi" r *!
the Kcgl«l»r tliat lh . e . A d J",,,llul"'
sal.l, give nullcc ol tl elfi™ *,>u»
of Administration ."F , lf „„„tli.K
thedec'd, will. tl.odaf ." *f' l0 |)(
by causluK adyertiw inel i , ule
wllJila forty '*»>," 1 ^.,,*1 uubli'T
Letter», In six ol tlie ^juiri «,
Act oi j. cause h" ■ ja I
rovided. Aim .. .
iserUHl within the »•
UHi!" l "rwil.mÄ" Tl i ) ,
therein tliree tbeH»" J a Ä,Ä
aforesaid, the day yjtili». '■'* *
.lace*
'
NOTICE. M ,irfl
All perion, , u u.l
KHlale of tlie -leceaa ^Jm 1 [ ;'*jlj
same duly * Ä»
proTlded.^ p0(JL80 N CH^Vj
.Oeutrer,
on
Act
Address