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New-York tribune., 1873-07-02
CErursrcHs

EXCURSION, JULY 4TH-TO NEW-HAVEE.
Il he beautiful CITY Of Bus'-Nsw aal elegant s-sHsf o. 4
SORTllAM esos PecksHp At a. 'n1 Nv iis7-n lrn =
The s0ng LoHR lllnd Sound anf lrylfl 80
Bay the tnp gnsurpsa@d Firr -<h e. . 10
'isrge Tor ber,s
GRAND EXCLUSION, FOURTH Of JULY.
~ 20 NBW RGH .he splendid uesm-r WfDhihi hrpsh
leaHu ,f Hulssn River heEburrn -lrr- esn D.
HeadguArters Washington oi h' Rs~
The tlosg b- Il isu 0~1ra'@i
,moug tbe BEAUTIFUL he ~ort The steamer l -hr
Palisades, h- 1on- f Washington Irving irT'd %
0f 1o-t wills the H hsrlsDis
West Point Leaving Peck--hp Frton Frr~ Br,ss4ys
rlJ Per Norih River. IS Chustopirr--I O.
Norfh River lAa Mn" Id srTnnsas
he charge hr 2vr u Ps
e.e of ravIora iprnl
alcoholic Tl De- sol. la DlaL Tickets,
l3f Broidwa 10. B. "rosst 80 "-ttt. ~ sr
gv-rtt l3 PARK Numher limited Appiy iume4Iat'l,
9TH JULY.-The new steamboat SHADY
+ SIDE wits the PLEASANT VALLEY an Fot Lkk F n-ss
excursions Pleasant Valley BId ShslY f1- y
during ssi st lasss "a
Twenty - in mnste, as- 30 oe1 Tor thr Dral rp
New-York tribune., 1873-07-02
HORSEand CARRIAGE C MARKET
NEW YORK. Tuesday. July 1. 1879.


There has been no activity iii the general
horse market worth mentioning: but quiet time Is
feature which regularly about this season OF
the year that Is be considered indicative OF
anything in particular
There has been comparatively more life at the Public
Auction Marts We give the sales effected under the
hammer follows:
BY Mr. Arch. Johnston. ut the Horse Mart in East
ThirteeDth-st., near University place
New-York tribune., 1873-07-02
Cccturcs auo Meeiluas
fiue ARTS,

METROPOLITAN MUSEUM Of ART
VI rpnporarv 1u.hl.ng il3 Nss. F1uTtsenfl.st
The DI CFSNOLs COLLECTIONS from 1rs h- ID AZ 'D-
sECrO6S Of WorEs The pnbic non .
mil D m. A-uissiJu I'D
important additions ben msie % lr -'su 'n
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5ituaiious Danlro-- Alales
CLEEas. s.sEEs.uE.r. sC.

An EXPERIENCED BOOkKEEPER, quail
n I'D I'D yeti 'elsarasuir II seoi ~is. sa unses
.gt. -nraeem-ut IaT l. lif eat oi
ArsYsra Ai-F-a CAAlEK UsISua OGes "a " -,
Tsrtr
New-York tribune., 1873-07-02
stsamboats ano Railroads.

NTFW-HAVFN HARTFORD. &c. - Fare,
~ 81 "a s-sss- .y, ior New Raves 3;l5 II
= pNslJ sssGa,. s1ceDsd oOnuesias VIZ the rslroae
NFNTRGT. RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY, ,
I a1fENToWN LINZ To THB NRSr-Psssengor sna Freight
49,, . - F,,f o Of ldhcrtyst Counects Somefvins with
. 49, r X HaEpion junction With Delaware. LaesawAuna
~ 49,. p~,-f - PhiHpsburV with Lshiga and SasQuehauus
80. "a Lshieh Yaney Railroad Direct line 30 Harrisburg
Prs 80 tss Wc Central PennsJl and SsvNOk
sr,rsup apBtNaRuuNr
Iuas1 90. 1gl1.-Ieavc hcv-iork follows:
m-SEgs TRAM for hasson Be.hiebeI AeHown, MGUeh
lv,--t Tsusoua Wikeshsrv scraaton Sharon. SC
S.n-Wsg rrain foT Somerv.le
n-W,v Fleuurtou Bastou Belvitsre Bath.
s,vrf Wuoshsrrr haasnoy Cr Nj Harst0u
Tusfhsnpcok TovaniA WavureY a. C0uneos
Del LAk rni West Railroad.
s.E-MoRxNs KxrRESs daily Excerpt Sundaysl for Rsrson
F.minrtsn Manch Chulk Tsmtqaa Wikeshaa
ssrsutSa Tovanil WayeIeJ kc vita through Danus
wihamEpou. &C.
io.5a m sna 9m.-wE Trains for Sornsrvilo
m-BzrKEss cf FiemiuCon kastou. Bath Asutowr
Chuak MahanoT Cv Hrson. WieshArre
nF Columhis tncanef Ephrts. PotsVue. HarrsbUrg.
Dp Trslu FOR Essor. Allentown and Bevlerc
IN -Wsg Trtiu loI Pautc1.
Train Bsstou. Aneuf1vn and Msacb Chunk
nscts - Junction wlh DsL. Lack AL NesL r.
tDp WV Tram t0f mer1le and Nomiugton.
u-Fsv lrtu for Solner-le
SIS D. m.-Nu Tran ior Plsiursld
M m-EoESNG EKPsESs. daily ior Esou. Beiyi1ee
s'su Rssiins, aarusasHg Piitseursa Cheago, kG
ant 81 m.-Nav Tran i1r Somerulle
80 a. I'm grant -Fur Etfon.
SIS ara ll.o g. i-wav Trains ioI Plsnfen.
krstrt 81 $3.50. 6.o 6ssS. 8:s5 13
ll u.& 10 l2;bo d 2 2:3o 3:3r Sass 4:ls t5l &
a. asp a'5 . osO = 30 1;i5 :tu l3 leo l.N ~ p n
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Q orrorancu Nouces
OFsuCK 0s THE CONNIssI0NEK % JURoEs
p ruAnREKs-,r PiRg. Szv-loRE. Jule II. .t7l
ICE IN RELATION TO JURORS FOR


OFTCs TBS cossIsHosEa % JrEoHs ;
p "HAEFEss-sr PiRg -loEE. Jon. i7. 10
NOTICE IN RELATION TO JURORS FOR
Application, sIempaon, s 5e learl afr, RON 20 tay rom
rersous so recently serving who hl' become exempt
VII be gwen .usgestons re'5ive
ersmruon l receive jury -u.oen. 1'io' fas Lsa .
appsal 'siole ne l4.' f1ai hs.l b., w a. sI- 80
seTs onasrs exempt baz proof q -IeHpia
K AZ name re.srsse GO g. AND WILL BE ALLOWED A Si-
n bT lppynz hsre Fir,s FALL Li next sep
T. & ar ao~ eng nAis q old and new uro,,-P,u October
EovsnDe Drc-mDe Winter Jsuuay FeaTaaIJ al MARCH,
Poa, % 9srro a, bs an ,oT as privsr, II selecting
o, hs'e .rasons .si y h saz7 1 M % NE iae, ssivs
Other u1ahe % sery % the
us the eIpensrs II b 9foe md asai E1 be en-
judgments e propeftJ Of che leinq1enis
sRs1 ' I'll 5t ov ehAs.s bankers .4ors and nu of sesh
Hsegaoe svas sIoused from he Doisra'e d required
All good otiIens viii uo. reliable and
.uu nons allowing uboTaates reporting %
n az S.lenP' Z. sIlsf 81 G s'a,ioa a. ana % % s
son, temporarily 4Hd UnsI stst Hd Dstsi c'sr urVs ABB
R1sTr aa nus, .feaa so hs si.-sanor %
TO i've present bnbs directly
-gy n rsao- % 2 az % ,2Fs % @ @ = b. ;y pr 1 10 % q
luy allowed regard 20 urT Doueei and 'HJ one
fes y me asd II p5ss6l- 7uzisne 70 ,ss m srisr = The a-
Bro-p stone COart-boa,, Basement g Chlnbers-, P,rt
DROPOSA will be received at
O6os Of Dsp.ses. Of DnsEs 80 sni 5a Bfo.asAy
90 N .r r6htb. IRON BOLTS SPIKES BANDS P0r par
t.sul an The tatY Record
DR0POSA tor 10000 tons of
coal anti 5ciack Iaf 6I1 a. The
Gsos Of Toe PuDns caahe' aad Ce0e'0H 70
Iti-d
For psrlcul.n ."Ths CITY Eeeori"
DROPOSALS.-PropOsais viii be received at
the Oa of de Department DocE 80 ~ Broadway
-aI 2 O'Clock noon TUESDAY JulS g. 1916 i1r furnishing
WHITE PlSB nd SPRUCE PILLS. For Pssaeusrs - Tie 'S
Recor1' Of tos date
DROPOSALS-PrOpOs for Bun. ling Boiler
and Eugne sietHbost - o'rsraeo1 sI De-
rei Al oith Commissioners Of Pabr CHARITIES AMI Corse-
lion - Thiri-sve. until O'Clock ll- jay D. ld.-
For psrtcuara see The C.ty hreoru
DROPOSALS.
sE1LED PROPOSALS vii b. rived hs Ds2srtn.n n puh
r 4HI th. 10Th, JAW az uruishil
TWO HUN DIED TONS Of PIC LRAD
n, ,,i-r 81 n. VAN MORT
Caultss sf Public "
P5r particulars aee Tbs CITY Reeort
DROPOSALS.-PrOpOsa wlll be received at
ne Oss Department Docts rs ani ~ Boadurr
u noan TUESDAY JAY 1879 for furnishing p-roa J
g-r mouths yellow Pine OAK. and rpruos Plant
southern sud YsOs PiR 1br aA spues aaa Hem
loek L1Es
Por usrticuiars see ne CitY Record
New-York tribune., 1873-07-02

Mulincr1 anu DressmGtuus

| AIDES Trimmed BOnnets ANA Hats. 81.
a worth ~ es grmnel Boaarts Blh trtv'hng
oulss Prices cd1red BINNSS Nsu MlucT 20 sro.Issr -
Tina ls rlult.r.
NINE. LIPMAN. as Sixtn-ave Will selt
VI uInef snI nutunuci 80 Rsali Hsu t NJ
latest uTes ila rissrrs Pra.er,. poHnlar
pucs sid before R-mcH~r
rsvatySghst.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-02

TROY CITIZENS LINE for TROY.
Passage 81 So The elegant feini sss auN'tstDh .e
PIER No North River foot Of Ler st. dsy saar
y, s4epses At stoeE connecting h morning i',in' %
Psster hEl0rk Central EnG Troy an9 Sos'sh
2,.Iro~d. for sl poin.f north east ln1 49, go .-.l.
sr{R MOST DlREgT ROUTE TO sAhAIOus, LA-NA SLDh'A
4"N ''N9- AND NOMINAL
.s.t..s ..Ll md h.vrare checked 20 ieeEustuu
ADi01Au 7 JOsEL.H CORhkLL. say.rl.teBdfsL
New-York tribune., 1873-07-02

Regular weekly sale at Messrs Barker q Chase =
City Auction Mart aud New YORK iAiterSaLs tomOrrOW
Wednesday the ld inst. at IL a. m.
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See Dream

nIXON's CELEBRATED ICE CREAM. n 30
- per htcrsl is7uut A,s-l h,isi.
fecuouers excursions
! DIXON
B--ss-rs.
ICE CREAM FREEZERS AMI REFRiG TR-
ATOha a. a. } hOWBiArN s1 vasai st. sp,s ,slilg
Too A-AuL Parat 4-ss, Plks. r.1 sui 'ta T. t-ersrs
"a f.8-1rT ruwsrt.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-02
uIsCRLE.E.rROrS

DROOKLYN RESIDENTS can obtain SERV-
ID ANTS for citr euntr Al the BROOKLYS BMPLufMENT
RREk al Concord fl1n. ManAg-i ladies' This
s. bss --r successful operation BNursei
nra iua 49, uursa supplied also uaeue
ItOLORED RELIEF ASSOCIATION.
as lss il a. ..gla.rI Boie uS4aei heycra co1rod
New-York tribune., 1873-07-02
CHAM RERN'N
500 PIANOS, ORGANS : NlLODB0NS

new srd secoad sand elItSTCLASS MAKERS E De- 'a -
LOWER PRlCBS Tor cah INNrALLMhNfN 20 ~ 71t "a
CITY 90 COZ ATRY. bT HORACE WAFhtH NlN li- t fT
THAN EYUR BEFORN OTfBRkn IN Z tfhNI' W AS fhD.
1EEAr INDUCEMENTS 10 TIB IEADk
New-York tribune., 1873-07-02
SOUTHERN RAILROAD
= LINZ


.1r msr-r- MJKUAT. Junr % 1919
.EATr y-vOHK PlER -. NORTH RIVER foot n durrsr.
~an1 HooF with trsns Tor bsag Branch
araI Ju c1uuecllg kGlT0aas.
e. r -F1 forE brsrch
s n For PhdsarDhs Long Baneh YDslEBd and TueEson
Rair01lE
IDb Pt5s7ta long Branch. Rel Bsnt, Harstovr'
IucEartJl Esi.ruz-
m-F1r Frs1egl4 L0ug Braneh BED Banf and Ware
SIS o 4 % Lonf B-s1ch md Ped Bsrk
ARRIF ISG IN SEW-fORK:
s.is 4 u.-.rou Llal Bran -h and Rel hAut.
tI stsilonf
gDam-From Phis3e.ptt Tom's Rive aud tne IaeEsrIOr
Yinean- aAlufvs
D. n. .--f- .1lii. River. ar
m-Frora Pt adsIptla
"a SlNI-f- $40 70 WtreioWn Ano hterrae
dits tstiaHs Also 70 Re1 Bant. - -, ,,,y. =. .,
PlRE BrTWTEy NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA, 81 "a
FEEI0HT 10 o. sfeIpha saer ur D. loueft rAet
JOHN r. COLE, Gen. Fre.h AID Pa Agent.
PisrH Aren't Pier No. ~.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-02
DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.-Trains lea

HJLNNrf I l4h AN IA AAf1ALAhO@AArs A0A-AH
fro1u iost AMI Coanotsa ~ oAost
Erp rssarr the Aozi ld neuth ~i'n al-
Psscs sstsshea 5os a. s. T. and oS , n Su-oA . "
. o.
Pof Bsur7re washington Sogtb, PuHnsyTsnia Ar
u. t:ln s1loaF. 1--D p m va r. W. -A1
b K r ~ Ia. u- % 81. ADD , r. su1iar, p m .,-
Frpfess rhiisaspdls. $50 g $50 ES4 o. . Wv
q "a. oul'a7. H.g bIH - 2.3. and . p. n
For PhlsJs paa ksusHstou. AID elh p u bunaay
New-York tribune., 1873-07-02

DVTT ADELpHlA and EltlE A-AAdtisS - y = no
'.,.d5r- IT1Fc-r ROTrF WITHOUT CHANGE ~ SA"s, ~
THE lfI, hLE8IOH an1 LDMbhh B4a4 AlSi W IN-'-'' ~
- -. esifosses CoFt andtf FeInes . ,-l.r Pscs
gS1 M Egyress sty eIosgt hunaa Nla sssr, go:
WI .s,oo s.s LocE Haven s:51 heuofo pig ~ ia 80 CsJ
Corr 6.g3; Ene rs oe2necs q. I A Ers
80 Ori C.sl su1 All-gheHT River A x Tor t1e vi n.y.
:. l.ks ssoss a z l0f ali p0.aa - p.,... r., eor
Piilsseehs 70 Ens AnIFe suabuU bz3i "5ilal'P& & Fre
-. - 40 a.Boyo III e ID. lsuelOb, 5lti CorrY, y
- C,n5eo Il IrTneon and Cory Wh OA Cfeet ~
.~s, Ri,s X l. T lhs sgoss hris with Aas S1os 4 q ~
= f'1- w. A. BALUwtE Gsssrsi suosrtstsDssut
J " GOHE Gen P.sl Ags1L
New-York tribune., 1873-07-02
sR.s.HsTRESSRS.

1lH EAST 33D-ST.-A frst-elsss family
M SEAMsTRESs socs eugagrusus by The dar
M us Of izy sewing opefas ". W Asehlus eErssn ref
New-York tribune., 1873-07-02
wzFTREsSES.

D.lG WEST 20TH-ST.-A competent young
Z,HD - I. .s-t-...,. WAITRESS aai CnAABKiAfAIp IN
odd 10 sias Alone e pnyats family ai country Hgaes,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-03

ANNUAL MERTINo.-Th annual meeting OF
Diamond State Loan Association was held, last
evening ct the Office of the Hscrstary, No 800
Market street. Ohesrs were elected, - follows:
Presidont-DaVid WoolmAn.
Vice President t-Jones Guthris
SecretaFy-0eo. c. Maris. ! i.a3sfs .4..4
freasurer-Allan GaWthrop tt-t' Aa4J
fred GaWthrOp. -
From the annual report, which was sabmlttsa
and read, We extract the following;
hseeived for monthly dues, sie,7f6; tntsFeSE,
s6loe3.b6; peminns, e, ,Sl9. s7; amount a fSS1s
S2O,75O; expenses, sI74.l6, State tax, y25s06
number OF stockholders, hrt usAss, "a Stnt.
ing 35b shares; number OF stockholders, second
series, 81, representing l69 ahaHaa amount Daid
on each share, first series, $50; advance. e65 ii.
second ser1efS amount go; advanes, S25. OF; higb
est premium. 81 lowest, 25; average IS 10. u
Operations tor six Year,. Whole amount of
monthly dues, S76,695; premiums, S25B4S. .G6: in
terest Sl9,55l. l6; whole amount OF loans. eiI3-
GIG; expense, tl,0S2.69.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-03

QUEENS MAMMOTH SHow.-The attention
Of DUR readers is directed le the advertisement
OF Montgomery Queens Great European Ne.
naserie, Circus, Hippodrome and Bedouin Arab
Troupe" 1t is 10 exhibit here on Monday April
IA, afternoon and evening. The Boston ADvER,
TIsER thus alludes to this establishment
An imposing procession through the streets,
yesterday morning, informed thaSclass Of people,
Who DO not read the papers, that "Big Show
had arrived Good little boys teased their papar
to take them, and good papaS took their little
boys and girls without asking. 30 that gOodly
current OF family parties streamed along Harri-
son avenue and Newton street at the appointed
hour, and poured in at the marrow entrance oI
the big pavilion. Tns crowd yas not'sO large
perhdpe,as it would have been but for our obsti
bate and April like weather, which has been
talked about with increasing emphasis this ten
days, hut sill returns raining for railing. Th'
stout canvass shed the drops, however, so that il
was quite dfy and comfortable inside the tent
and there was no alloy to the enjoyment Of th'
strange sights afforded by the semi-circie OF
wheels.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-03
A NARRow Csc

A MARROW EscAPK.-Four OF five horses be-
longing 10 Zadock Townsend, Esq, Of South Will
mngton, had a narrow escape on Saturday after.
noon. The colored man had been using one of
them ana on coming TO the barn turned him into
the yard, and then without any order or apparent
reason went into the stable and unfastened the
horses. They all proceeded into tae yard except
one and that left its stall and passed Into an
other, when Immediately afterwards portion OF
the roof was blown of the building, and a part Of
the wall gave way, filing the stable with stone
and tlmbers that would have crushed the horses
had they remained in them, with the exception
of the single stall which had by chance been oc.
cuPed by the one noticed above. Their escape
was Singular as IT was narrow.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-03
Ad6ltHtk6.
t,rnrrnan rms HxENEEo

Jefferson Lodge, No. 2, I. o. Q. at odd
FslloWs' Hall, Thifd and King.
Kbokuk Tribe, No. 8. /. o. B. ~, At &sa 9aeAS
Hall, 4l5 Market street.
Wilmington Division, No. /, S.ef t. at Fifth
and Market streets. -.
Wilmington Council, No. /, o. q. A. NJ, at
Mechanics Hall, 2l9 King street
Hope Council, No. 2, Jr. o. U. A. NJ, at Hall
Fifth and Market streets.
Lady Washington Home Communion, ct 6OA
Market street.
Clayton Lodge, No, 4, X. Of p, at Knights Of
Pythias Hall, 2ll Market street.
Eden Lodge. No 80, l . or, at Oddl Fellows
Hall, Sd and King Sts.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-03

IMPORTANT TO FRUIT SHTPPERs.-ln order
to avoid confusion and prevent delay in tie
return Of Of empty fruit crates, il has become
necessary to number the Stations on the Della
ware Railroad and BRANCHES, Therefore, the
following has been ordered by proper apth6Ti.
ties That all crates, must be marked by the
shipper, with the number of station from
which they are shipped to insure their return.
For this purpose stencils and paint will be
furnished by agents. Crates must be number
ed in red on both ends and on top. Agents
will notify shippers Of this regulation as soon
as possible, and endeavOr to have all crates
marked before the season commences, and
explain to them that this measure is eolely
fdTitheiF beneGt, aud Is made heoessafY ky
lie rapid increase of thefrpit business The
Company will endeaVor TO have all ''empties'
promptly returned, but must insist on these
regulations being strictly enforced in order
to accomplish this end,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-03
PERCENTAGES.
CLAYTON HOUSE.
ARRIYALs rr 10 xooN To.pAr.

FL ,.g ARKIyALs uP TO NOON TO-DAY.
Herman Winter, Brooklyn, N. Y.
JensS Price, Phila. Pa.
n A. 6tahkOPs, -
Joseph Moore, JE,
Geo. 3, Hnghss, New York.
EdW. u. Britt,
]. p. Walsh,
Lsn1sl Malone, Salisbury (AId.) AdVTtisey.
8. 8. Kruger, aty.
Joseph Whitshsid, Trenton, N
A. d. 6ayoTy, Saratoga, NY.
John Z. DahaD, DinghsmPton, n. Y.
y. Dolglasg. OoVington, Ky.
.. n. Holmes, NAshvilie, Tenn.
oso- A. Conly, PAila,, Pa
Mrs. MsAfs,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-03

COMMITTEE MEETsSG. - Subcommittee ap-
pointed by the Committee Of arrangements foT
the transfer OF the Delaware battle flags, met on
Wednesday evening, in the rooms OF the Histori-
cal Society Masonic Temple. Rev Fielder Israel
presided, and y. A. Taylor acted as Secretary.
The meeting was an informal one, and was called
for consultation In regard to the duties Of the va
rions committees 1t was decided to issue invita-
tons 70 =GeA. Hancock and his entire staH 10
Governors HArtranft, Of Pennsylvania, Parker, Of
New jersey. and DIG, Of GeV Yorh, . ths a. -.
Senators and State officers Of Delaware and 70
about fifty other prominent personagss and ofi-
GERS. The Printing Committee was instructed to
advertise the affair in the Philadalphis, as well a.
the Wilmington papsrs. Another meeting Of the
committee will be held on Thursday evening, 10th
inst when definite measures will be adopted.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-03

ASSAULT on A ACoNsTABLE.-Constabie Hopes
on Wednesday afternoon, went TO serve land
lords warrant on John Manley, No. S07 West
Fifth street. Mrs. Mnnley however, objected, and
assisted lay two young men, assaulted the Consta-
bic, and forcibly elected him. The woman was
afterwards arrested, and tried before Esquire
Puhl, who fined her s. and costs, and held her TO
bail, in the sum of 500 10 keep the peace. The
two men could Bot be found.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-03
PoIloo Amaige.
BEFoaH MANOa SINKS.

Elijah ahd John Fergus, col, for asssult and
battery on Julius Duldelk, and Attempting "a
steal some clotidng from him, were held foI
Court. .tEs ..4l- SIN
Mary Brlneklcy, col, Was also hvId for OouFt.
Ior n2 dne larceny, Of clothing fr0m Mrs. Sarah
Chas. Powell, and Adam Benson, col. for dls.
ordeEay conduit, were each hned 81 ana cor. and
Asd 70 h9i, 10 the sans Of e2OO ana 600 respee,
lively, 20 Keep the peace. =
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-03

FORGERY. Allen =, Burke, formerly an
ing Company, was arrested, and tried before
Esquire Frazer charged with forgery. some
time ago, Burke sold an $S5 sewing machine
to Mrs. Margaret Hill near Stanton, charging
her only e65, to be paid in monthly install
ments He then made out an agreement for
and obtained from the company, his commits
sion for selling machine Of that value. Ho
was Afterwards discharged, apd when Wr.
Libby, the present agent In this city, went tO
collect the money Of Mrs. Hill, the deception
was discovered. Burke was held TO ball, in
the sum of $500 for appearance at Court In
default or which he was committed to jail.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-03

School BOARD NoMINAT1oNs-James c. Nor
row has been nominated as q member Of the
Board of Public Education, for three years, from
the eighth ward. .....t.
The democrats of the tenth ward met Wednes-
day evening and nomina ed Allen Ruth for men,
Der of the Board OF Public Education, for three
years
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-03

LEMONS FoR FEvER.-All do not know that
lemons sprinkled with loaf sugar almost com.
plelely allay feverish thirst. Invalids affected
with feverishnesS can safely consume two or
three lemons a day. A lemon or two thus taken
tute for ordinary supper Of simmer, and vii
often induce a comfortable sleep through the
night, and give good appetite for breakfast.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-03

SALES OF PRoFERTY.--John II. Frazer, Real
Estate Agent, reports the following sales, made
through his agency:
Que house on Conrad street for s. Coyie 10 j.
Mccullough, for 81, 200.
One house, 22S Liberty street, for r. Messick 10
Catharine McGrenra, Tor 81 100.
One house on Liberty street, No 225, 20 john
Petticrew for K. Messick, for 81, 100. rk8
One house over 3rd 81. bridge, for McIntire g.
James, 10 Peter Welsh for S72S ..,...fe
One brick house, No 602 vest Third street, Tor
Jas. H. Cheers TO Mrs. Lydia Norman, for &, zoo
One brick house on the n. w. corner OF Bird
and Jefferson street. for PeytOn West TO 4. p
Stuck for S4,375.
One brick house and two frame houses, 9th and
Monroe streets, for j. Rebman. for 5000
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-03

RAILROAD AcCIDENT.--0n last Saturday q
freight train going east jumped the track near
Coatesvile, on the Penn'a Railroad, resulting in
tumbling lumber car completely upside down,
and severely injuring a brakeman named Alex
Harveston, resident of Downingtown. The ac-
cident was occasIoned by one of the rails being
turned up at one end, it having become loosened
from the Cross-tie.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-03

LECTURE This evening, at the Delaware Av-
enue Baptist Church, Jas, J. Creigb, Esq, of
West Chest J, Pa, will deiiysr the opening lee
ture Of course for the benefit OF the library fund
of the Bible School Of that Church. Subject IAN
ancient Martyr" Mr.. Cnigh Is said to be a fin
ished scholar, and an eloquent and forcible
speaker HIS lecture, therefore, cannot fail to be
interesting
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-03

LETT SUpDENLT.-Prof. S. S. Koueger, who has
been running dancing academy at the Masonic
Temple, for the pas season, left suddenly last
evening for parts unknown. Sheriff Armstrong
has a writ of capidS for him, which Together with
claims in the hands Of Squire Frazer, will explain
the reason OF his sudden departure
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-03

SPRING AND SUANER CLoTHTEa.--J. Wesley
Canary No. 406 Market street, announces that he
has Just received large and well selected stock Of
superior $40 suits. Gents Furnishing Goods can
also be found at his store in abundance. Call on
Wes and you will be sure to obtain a bargain.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-03

A WHITE RoACH.-To.day our townsman
Mr.. Abram Still informs Us that lie has caught q
white roach. This iEcsrtanly "neW departure"
in the bug line, and the only way we can account
for "rosch in Wbite' is that at some tims he
must have been scared into that color from
SoI4e Representation on the part Of the women
folks with rolling pin or butcher knife. His
roachism now lies instate in Mr. Stills residence,
West Chester News. '''''
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-03

ExP1osIoN.-About eleven O'Clock, Wednesday
night, one of the rolling mlils, at the Du Pont
powder works, exploded with considerable force.
As the men retire from these mills when they are
put in operation. one was iDi ured, and the dam
age was slight The shock Was distinctly :slt in
this city.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-03

SUBscRIBERs TO PUBLIC REcoRD, please
take notice. have received the Maps and they
will be distributed as soon a. possible. Persons
wishing TO subscribe for the Record will call at
M, II. RYAN'S. 1913 Market 81.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-03

REMovAL.-John H. FraEer, Real Estate AGENT
has removed his oflee from the Telegraph Build,
Ing 10 the &. w. corner Of Third and Market
streets, Nv
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-03

SALE OF WASHINGTON ST. PRoPERTY.
Alexander Mont gomeTy has sold his house at the
corner Of Washington Street and Delaware Ave.
nue 20 Mrs. Elizabeth Drummer of Philadelphia,
for ten thousand five hundred dollars, cash.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-03

NRw EMIGRATION COMPANY.-A new Com
pany for bringing Swedish emigrants o'America
is being organized in this city, il will be CON
iEJlled entirely by Swedish residents, and will
bring the emigranis to this country at reduced
rates.