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The best fiat roof material In existence,
except sheet lead and sixteen pound copper.
We have contracted with Messrs. b. L. Luce
Il Co. for their building of almost 50 squares,
with Messrs Tompkins Littlefed for
about the same number of squares, and also
with Messrs. Adams " Leonard for their
bank building and with Mr.. McCauslan l
for about 10 squares. This roofing cement is
used ON all the best business houses in Chica-
go, where there are about sS,000,CO0 worth of
II now on, and moro being put ON every day.
For fire-proof quality we would refer to
Messrs. Leonard Bros, who are building
nearly all of the brick buildings on Main
and Elm streets.
Office Mt Lane, Myers Il Co.'S shop, corner
Austin and ltossaYepuc, Dallas. l09dlw
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&, II, BenuchNmp, On Main street, opposite
the foundry, h'yidcs general merchandise
keeps the bc'I family groceries. Try them
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For sinln.

Two onc-third league certificates, at $50
cach two $40 acre certificates, at $40 each.
Title perfect.
01dGt CuMMlNS & DUNCAN.
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Walkers Tonic Dittcrs.

Best tonic known for chills, fcvers, constl-
patton and indigestion. For sale IN Dallas
by j. j. FENDLNY,
lSld3m OtliUC Saloon.
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Billiard Tables


Agency for the sale of Il. Brunswick 4 CO.'S
billiard tables, improved cushions
", X. 0RRlCIi, Agent,
l7dm jefferson st.. two doors from Main
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MISCELLANEOUS.
GRAHAM, TAYLOR & co
Wholesale GrOCers,
C0TTGN FACTORS, RECEIVING. FOR
WARBING AND COMMISSION
MERCHANTS,
Dallas ST., Jefferson, Texas.
Largest and Best Warehouse in Jefferson

COnsignments of cotton and country pro-
duce solicited, either for sale or shipment
Ample room for up freightS,
We sell cotton, hides, etc, for our patrons,
and render account sales promptly. We will
insure your goods or cotton under our open
policy at q reasonable rate, if desired. In
fact, If you win consult your interest, and
place your property beyond the danger of
die, pNhonlZe us.
Agents for G. Kratz's portable Steam En-
gincS and saw Mills, james Lippell Il Co.'S
Double Turbine Water Wheel isaac Straub Il
Co.'S uQeen of the South Corn Mil, UuSSy
Logan Cotton Gin, manufactured at Dam
geriield Texas, and for the celebrated Stude-
baker Wagon.
lS6d&w6m GRAHAM. TAYLOR a co,
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Eor Gnle.

,Two good residences In this city, lmnc-
dlatc possession given.
lJl.dtf SIEAGAIL& co.
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DALLAS. October 9, 1878,
TO the Editor Of the pailaa lIeralas
You are authorized TO announce the
fact that l am not candidate for ths
otNce Of City Attorney,
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Vandalia Route East!
The Only Line running Through Cars
from vt. Louis 20 New York.
Chicago, Cincinnati, and
Louisville, without
Change.
MAKES CLOSE CONNECTION WITH
Missouri, Kansas and Texas Trains.
1873. SUNNI Err SCHEDULE. 1879

Through to New York, Chicago, Clncin-
natti and Louisville
G.10 p. Mast LINE,
With Pullman's Palace Sleeping Car,
through to New York, Cincinnati and
LOUISVILLE, daily, without change.
200 r. ;-CHlcAdO EXPRESS,
cept saturday. fF''fF '''
TICKET oFFICE-No. 100 North Fourth
street, corner Chestnut street, st. Louis, and
at oil principal railroad offices In Texas.
N. COLbURN, Ticket Agent, st. Louis.
J y, sIMPPs0N General sapt., Indianapolis.
EitAs. +, F0ILElSr, Gen. Pass. Agi, 81. Louis.
yn pl,,s BAhcocK, Southern Agt Dallas, Tex,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-06

W The FIbLIN.
L The Wilmington and Reading Railroad Com.
pany have completed Arrangements to carr Money
Packages and kxpross Matter to AMI from ali points
on the line OF their road and West Chester.
Also, to all points on the Philadelphia and Read
ing and Catagissa Railroads. inclading READING
AnentoW Wn, ColambiA. Harrisburg Lancaster DoWn-
ingtown, Mahoney City, Mt Carmel. NoHist0Wn,
POgtsville. sc.
For fnrther informAtioa Apply ~ the Dspot car
ner Of kront aad Madison streets, WILMINGTON,
Express matter sent 10 Rranklin fOlazrAph ofss
No, W est Third street or 70 their DapoR FFOns
and Madison. or orders left with Mem dtlen 4 SNal
delivering agents will receive prompt attention.
&. SrOLL
apS-tf Gent SubT ". T. r. r. o.
s,--- - : =
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-06
VAcRAMT LAB0R.
HOW TO TURN A USELESS EXPENsE INTO A RR
MUNERATIvR ONE.

HOW TO TURN A USELESS EXPENSE INTO A RR- |
MUNERATIvR ONE.
We have frequently before referred to the syts
tenn OF putting city prisoners, who are unable 10
pay fines, to work upon the streets. By this
means the city would save much expense. The
system was lately adopted in Reading, Pa, and
toe Eagle, of that city, gives the following ae-
count OF its workings:
Tue men who come to the ST ltIon house loR
lodging are principally those who have no homes.
Tnsy go from place TO place, beg from house to
house, spend their money for rum, and are dArs
Rerous class to have in the community. Since the
passage OF this ordinance these men have been
taken in charge and placed the streets to work.
Information is lodged against them as being COM
mon vagrants, thS regular punishment therefor
bsing thlTty days imprisonment, but as the mum
Der so large during tho winter 1t is impossible
10 accommodate them in Jail. They are required
to work one day at present, which Is equivalent
to Sl.76. They take breakfast at the station
house, aud dinner and supper ut the Packsrack
Hotel The expenses are paid BY the Highway
Department Migrants meals are furnished ut
thrty-hve cents each, and the balance OF their
days wages goes TO the benefit of the city
The above is q detailed statement of the present
plan. 1t is, however, the suggestion Of the High
tVay and Police Departments, in connection with
the COMMITTEE on City Property, to erect at an
early day q cOmmOdious and suitable building
somewhere In the neighJoThood Of Second street.
In the north Restern part Of the city, for the ac
oommOdation Of these vagrants, who are to bt
placed at work breaking stone TO DC used Tor spal
ling purposes. The shedding, at present on the
farm OF Judge Stitzsl, and belonging to the city
NAV be removed and tilted up for this purpose, q
triHing expense. When this has been cOmPleteC
the Vagrants coming to the station house will b
Immediately transferred to this building and b
compelled TO work out q fhs Of $780, Durinl
the winter these men will be put to work in re
moving snow aud ice from street crossings. Thi
will keep them busy uutllthe opening Of spring
1t must not be understood that all of these &c
called Vagranis are without money. Chief Cullei
states that there are many who, upon learnin
that they will be compelled to do = days lAbOl
express ihtir willingness to pay from 81 to IS I
be allowed to depart Some Of them have show
quite respectable sums after they have been sen
fenced to work, which l. then too late for them
pay fne. The above plan Of the city author
lies may 90 into effect a. soon as the proper legi
lation can be obtained.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-06
From The Baltimore Gazette.
AFEDERAL OuTItAGE.

One Of the bOldest OHtIRges again ct the frecl
dom Of election aud thesliberty OF the citizens
that has occurred In this State since the war,
was perpetrated by tbs Federal authorities
yesterday. We give the story as it reaches
us; Yesterday morning some fifteen or six
teen persons, having their residence In Anne
Arundel county, and legally entitled to v Oto
there, chartered the Robert j. RIeman, one
Of the tugs in the harbOrs to take them home
TO vote. The tug had proceeded on It's way,
as we understand, without mOlestatlOn, until
off Stony Creek, when the United States rev.
enue-cutter plying in these waters brought
her to by firing q shot across ber bows. She
was then boarded by the revenue officers, who
seized the tug and brought her and all on
board back to Baltimore. 1t being then
made evident that the persons arrested on the
tug were citizens Of Anne Arundel, and enti-
tied to vote there, they were set at liberty,
after detention ut Fort McHenry of several
hours, but to cover up this scandal0us outrage,
and to give colorado pretext for the seiZ-
ure OF the tug ana the unlawful arrest Of some
sixteen citizens, charge was trumped up
against the tug of carrying passengers with:
license, and ON this subterfuge she was held
and her papers seized. The Citizens of Anne
Arundel thus snmmarily arrested and as sum-
marily dismissed on their arrival in Baltimore,
made subsequently an unaVailing effort to
reach home by private conveyances In time to
deposit their ballots, but falling In this they
lot their votes.
Now, mark the contrast. At the very time
the Robert J. Rieman started from Baltimore
with q number of Democratic voters, another
tugbOat, In charge Of custOm-hOuse officers
was gathering up negroes from the oyster boa
In the harbOr for the purpose Of voting them
in Anne Arundel county. They were takeI
subsequently, down the river aud landed d
the same creek of which the tugboat ROber
J. RIeman was stopped and turned back
Such is this story of Federal outrage as relatet
to us on good authority. IL the particular
that have been furnished us should turn out &
be true, 1t Is shameful interference In our lO
cal affairs only equaled by that Of CAsEY II
Louisiana. or the main fact there is no dOub
whatever.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-06

y, LTlIu VII run sabJoet % dolay0 Incl
tions where time is given VNN ~ sN@-
NEW CASTLE TRAINI
Leave New Castle for WiImIpFton anl pAst.A,
At 7. ~, u 30 AM. and 6.25 r. MI Lssvs WiImins.
& ton 80 A. NJ at l.2i aaa $50 p. M., for New
Sunday Train-LeaVa Wilmiuston 70, Nswc,
Tie, ~ A, NJ, New Castle for WilminTton 0Op a
,,,., SMf kNA BRANCH TRAINS.
AdditlonAlto those above. leaV SmyFnN foV C1a Az
ton II 30 a. M, aud 735 D. a.. Leays Cisvto1 ~
S,nyrne , 3 y e m, and 100 p. m, to makO eoAnsS-
Ion Ion Sltn uainstO and frGm Dover, G1a stStioS,
| ,o,,,,,-,, CONNECTIONS.
| At TOM NSkAD, Wllh the < snt County and onssa
Anne's Kent Railroads ~ 0N
AZ pChA1 tON' With the Mary land aud Delaware
Al HARRINGTON. With the J unetiOu and Br..h-
At SEAFYRD with the Dorchester and Dslav.r,
At DRLMAR. with the Ras,sru Shn,. R.I.,.
and HicOmieO and POeOmOko Railroad
| VI. y. KINNEY. Suut
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-06
Philadelphia, WilminRtonz ana
Baltimore Railroad.
Delaware DiYision Time Table.

FALL ARRAN0RdEMT,
On ana afEss MONDAY, sSDt. ath
Iss-= = ,siiaS. i1aS. BuAdays 0xosptSa.J 1TSiHs wa
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-06
PFbAAR olBE.I lHBEI''lHorOH : HALTI
npRCTAL N0HTQI

O M afass NkDH ksDAX, 0etsAoF lstA. nil.
e PasIsAGaF 81 NJ - .At1ashs4 30 tha fSsght
6aa lssViag RAaaaolDhlA sso ,. ~ he VIII
~ tssla wIn slsp q Stations As lOIiOWs, When
niSaalloa; 0EaE'a RSEPg. 9.l8 p n, kaaAGst.e s.la
lRlMS ChoataR, ael D. n tAmokin. so ,. ~ Ehul-
~ aoR. u Li1uOod. SIS ,. q; etAgmonh le.el
IN nNASlaiia. 8.iap. a. aggtve Wilmt9gteas lAsse
" teslAi n. y. kaNd1Is esOh
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-06

Subject 10 delays iaeidsatt 20 fFslaht Business.
fhiS train viii stop . tako up paagsneafa oaly at
stations named. but will leave Passengers e. any
atopping place. eXeeDt Haret Corner State hoa1
Ro1noy, Ara astF0ng's and DuR0ns,
terelta of the Company requires it.
1hs passenger CsF hsresotoPa attached to the
Returning Train loaving Harrington at 70 p. H.
Will BE- disoontinued oA the above data,
Tha kraiGht TFAiA with Passenger Car attached,
eaving naTringtoa ~ ~ p. n. vii make an
s:Ss.isss. Hf,KENNEY. SUIT
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-06
Philadelphia. Wilmington and Bal.
umoro Railroad.
f
nRLAWARR DIVISION.

TMPORTANT NOfICE-In addition to the rssn =
Il lar Market Trains aOg TahninG. an kXrkA
EREtdHT TRAIN, (Sandays excepted With Pa -
senger Car attached. will run between WilmiaR-
ton and nAEriRgtol On and aftsr Monday SsPtons
Der sth, lS53 as fOlloWs;
Leaving Wilmington At $50 A. N q, and stopping
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-06
MOsLEY, TAYLOR = 80
SOFT SOAP,

Facting gHsass non heOEs. carpets, uaaAing daAl.
For sale by quart. EAlloa q Aaslgl y
AtEaetarY, ogalsa aaa WakbR b.
Nnmiogtons Del, 90 ~. dlIa II gal5haa
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-22
Family TrouhIes.
soE POINTS REVOLVER AT Em FATHER AND
&t THREAT4sNs TO SHOOT RnG.

A son POINTS REVOLVER AT EEs FATHER AxD
THREAT4Ns TO SHOOT RrT.
The only cass before his Honor, Mayor Simms,
this morning was ons which affords much food for
reHectaen, and considerable matsIial for the NOR
alist desirng to expatlRte upon The Importance Of
teaching and encouraging hllal affection and du-
ty. E ~
Philip Mcdowell. q gentleman well known in
this city, appeared before Mayor Simms, and
charged his son, Morris Mcdowell, with threaten-
ing hie life. Morris was arrested and tried, this
morning, his father appearing against him aH
principal witness. -.
From the AtMasment made By the senior gentle
man isapFeAss thAt last evenlng, as be was lying
IN his bed, being rather pnwelL, his son entered
tHe rOom. Locked the door, and producing rsvol-
YER and apapsr, the Latter probably rspresenting
Aeonsiderable snm Of money, tald him 10 'sign or
he would shoot htmg' The cid gantlsman refused
q do %, and managsd 10 escape from the room,
and secure ths arrest Of his son.
After hearing the case Mayor Simms. hned tho
prisoner the costs Of the case, and held him to
bail, in the sum Of SSQ1 to keep the peace, He
was very asRAnt, hOwevsE, and told the Mayor
that he had better send him 70 New Castle, as hn
McDweli) would surely fulGl his threat, il ha Re.
tainsd his tiberty. He claims that his father has
cheated him out Of considerable properly, and that
he desires reeompsnRe Of some sort. 1hott
The prisoner has since been committed TO jail.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-22
PEMIMsULAR MEWs.

Smallpox has brOksn out in some portions Of
Somerset county.
.oti;,s Tas sayeS z Y Allowing great
Messrs. Kannsrly q Bro, of Crisasld, are about
starting saw mill Ia Virginia.
A"maEnstie nsk::" a8CS hbsSIly, now furnishes
amusemsnt for Crsheldis staid citizens.
Chincetsaqus oysters stiil continue 10 be ship
ped ia greatanmhpEys10 nogAbeEp meTks4s.s s
The bassnsss 10 bS e4ansactsd at ths present
term Of the someEast Coanty cOuEh 10 said 70 be
very large.
Ehomas Br0wn has bAen committed TO the Prln-
eesss sAnus ii@cn the charge Of fobbing a Prus-
ian traveller.
The Governor has appointed King ". White,
Register Of votes q ~ Sac Elahtioh District Of
Wioomico county.
captain d. n. Husted Is buIlding Tor the New
t0wh RaiiFoaa, . whHf On ths Somerset side Of
the Poeomoke river at the drawbridge.
DE- 4 Pitts, President OF the Wieomico and
Rocomoap AMlroads Sen fhpaah the thtn-tahle,
thoagh not serious injuries.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-22
sOplEfIaslIaa
: aEBaFEHaa TMI9 aYRBEarg 4

Aylnm Lodge No %. o o +, at Odd Ed.
iowf Hall, Thlra ana King ssrssia iGToN
p.sse SSOd latent DiviHioa, No ;, 8 e 7, at Hal
fifth and Market etreats 9. yTi;a p )
Hs,hAnity CiTsIs. B o 9 a. Hall 6st aGsF.sI aGs,ss
Lincoln Lodge, No 3, X e 2, aa Kaihss ID
Pythias Hall, 2ll Magllst stress. xf9TT1Fs
American Star Lodes, No /, q Fat Good
Fe.isWs Hail. Third and Maxh1t akgasta - E !
and Market streets. .
Elasl.sy Temple. No. |, True Templaru, AZ HaIl
CO... Of 7th and Spruce strssts.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-22

STILL SEARcHEG.-The friends of the Young
man, Joseph r. Smith, who met his death in this
city On Friday night Or Satnndag mornias =
ass sill searchiaE 81 nfori sti6n to ~.
uer Ia whirh Us detsh We cans A#nend
vent 70 philadelphia yesterday an calIlb bn q
gentleman, with whom Mr.. smIth had some
business 70 transact, was Informed that the de.
ceased had lea hla place Of business alasut eight
O'clock Friday evening, perfectly sober, and de.
cAarlng bis lntention to proceed 70 Wilmington
on the next train. This would have brought him
into the CITY about HAS 7. IL. Nothing as yet
has been heard Of bis Whereabouts from the time
be left the gentleman ia Philadelphia, until hls
bedy vas fOund the nexa morning. bufhfs III knds
are now 10 this city endeaVOFing 10 find out some
circumstances connected with the case.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-22

SURRENDER OF THE INDIANS. "Details OF
the peace conference at Camp Verde, AriEo-
This conference resulted IN the surrender of
"twO OF the worst bands Of the Apaches.s \
The chief agent in bringing about their sub
mission was the slaughter of over 200 Of their
warriors during the last campaign ia the fast
was held on the 9Th instant, and the war
chief Of the TOntO Apaches, with iH0 men, ,wo-
men and children, submitted unC0ndlttonally.
Thelr chiefs promised 70 send word to al out
side Indians 70 come ID and surrender. These
Indians will be placed on reservations. treated
No doubt is expressed Of permanent peace.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-22
!, FNe, aAqrLg eLAae.
rHRrR PRRsE4RaRrpN 70 aHn ulaEp1sreAb soct-
Err, TINS EVENING.

THEIR PRESERVATION 70 AkA& sta - - e ~ eoSA-
ETY, THIS EVENING.
This evsning, at the Masonic Temps the CO.
ers be llfa tpalfh 4Aa ~ Asegss
fiehts, j 8I0a tb6Ga VII BE- raaente ID io
During me past fswl weellA the Soldiers and
Sailors, aud members nf che alatorical Society
have been holding mseEings appointing Commit
ing the presentation ceremonies grand and
The cetemonlee fwGN commence at 8 O'Clock,
with prayer by RE- Rkk Alfred Lee d. d. Hon.
Willard Hall win prealde and DEs. II. +. Askew,
l.. r. Bash, and r. n Porter acl as Vlce5RresI,
dents Major Genaral Winfield !: Hancock wan
present the colora, on behalf Of the DelaNare
soldiers, and William Q. Sprnauce, Esq, viii re-
celFe them, on behalf of the Society. Short I'd
dresses will also he made by Gen. Adam Z. King,
ChRs. Gibbons, Esqh Rev. Fielder Israel, and
Others. Music willbe furnished by the City Cor
net Band. The ceremonies wall close with the
singing Of "The Batte Hymn Of the Republic =
in which the whole Audience wil join.
The affair will doubtless proveahighly interest
ing, % well successful, and will be largely al
tented. Among Others who have accepted invi-
tatlons to be present, are the foIlowing;-
Ex-Gov. A. G. Curtin, Hon. ]. r. Lofand, Gcil.
A. w. Dennison, Gen H. w. Bingham. Gen. A.
Z. King, J. H. Rogers, Esq, ia. Fulton, Esq,
Loels Thompson, Esq, H. X. Penningtont ESD
DIR, Wm. CUMMING, Prof E. d. Porter, ]. N. Az
hey, Esq, Gen. J. w. Hoffman,, Col j HDimann,
Cot ]. Hancock, G. Gibbons, Esq, A. L. EIwyn,
DR.. Emerson aud j. Townsend Esq.
Al the eoncllsiona OF The presentation ceFcmo-
nice, n grand complimentary banquet will be
rendered Gen. Hancock, at the Clayton House,
which the visitors and number Of invited guests
will partake Of This will wind up the whole
affair, ana the coloFs OF Delaware's gallant sol-
careful custody of the Historical Society of the
STATE Ht
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-22

VERDGcr.-Ths CorOners jury, Ia the case OF
the coiOred nan, whs diaa anddsniy at Brown
town, yesterday morning, reaasenshaad nt .the
Black HOrse Holel, last evening, and xsnaara \
verdict Of 'dsath from exposure" some aisnr.
sion was caused by the fact that the Truskeo =
the Poor for thin District had dsolined TO give ths
eolored man permit Tor admission to ths Aims
house, because be was staying IN another District
Somo OF the jury were inclined 20 attribats Al
death, IN some measure, to failure 10 gain A.
mission 10 the Almsh0nse, and censura fhe Trus.
tee. 1t was proven however, that ho acted In ae-
cordancs with the provisions Of law, after which
the shove verdict was rendered
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-22

DTscoETINUEDs-The committee having ID
charge the course Of lectures partially delivered
BY Hon. @. Chauneey Burr, os New Jersey, have
owing % the aim attendance atthose already de.
livered, decided TO discontinue them, in order to
prevent farther pecuniaFy loss Mr.. Burr's lee
lures, are Of highly entertaining and instructive
character, and have previously been well attended
wherever delivered It is 10 be regretted that the
attendance here wAs not better, rs tha Committae
entered upon their WORK not with ne desike d
expectation Of making money, but splsly for tho
purpose OF providing course Of interesting scien.
thc Lectures for the intelligent portion Of our CON-
munity.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-22

ASoTHER coAI1On. HoRRoR-On satundsv
evening about eight o'clock, Mrs. Albert Frlck.
reeiding 10 COlRmtiA took her -four children up
stAlrs TO put them 70 bed taking along eoai-oiI
lamp. which she placed upon q table Some ol
me children, ptling Al the tablecoEer, np-set the
lamp, breaking it aud splitting fhe oil on the door
The Oh took DIRE and MF. Fsiek came up and
commenced stamping IL out. Mrs. Frick ,als0
commenced stamping an the nte, when her hus-
band told her 10 60 away from the danger. Ghe
started down stairs, but iminedlasely came run.
ning back with her clothes all In flames. Mr..
Friek took some boddinR and wnanEea anound
and euipthered ne nanaes; but ah6 ffAstne was
too late her body was burnt almost 10 a cFisp.
and she fingered In excFRciatipg agony untll the
next afternoon, when death came 70 her relief
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-22

GRAND CoNcERT.--Ihe second concert by the
Msndelssohn Choral Union, OF this CITY. Prof
Panooast Allsn, conductor, will be given at the
Masonic Temple, on Thursday evening next,
April oath. During this concert, Geo. q. Roots
famous cantata Of THE Haymakers," Will be
given in full costume, and with appropriate
scenery. Those who witnessed the .Erst soonoart
givsn hy this exeellent mnsicai oreAss a on. ~ I
asarcelY fail to be present at this uses a krss
andlshoa shoald bo present a. ehis d the onIy OBJ
portunity Of hearing the concert, il having been
positively decided not 70 rspeat il
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-22

JOHN O'BRIKN's Six Mammoth Shows will open
t. the public in Wilmington on Monday, and Tor
the moderate sum of rs cents admission will be
given 70 the Bix separate and distinct exhibitions
Over 800 men and horses, and 2,052 animals ana
cuEiosities; from all parts Of the world, make up
the grand aggregation, and three performances
win be given during the day. The attractions Of
Tered By John O'Bnsn are cartalmly- uzsnsuaa, uud
b relies upon his merits and abilltg to plae III
may be safely promised that ali who attend his
exhibitions will bo satisfied.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-22

NEARLT DRoWNRD.-T esterday a son of ex-
Shenh Herbert, of New Castle and another lad,
while out boating ON the Delaware river, were
eapsized, and narrowly escaped daowning Sowe
fishermen hnppened TO be fishing close by At the
time, and noticing the upsetting Of the bbst IN
which the boys were sailing, went immedialel q
the reecne, and succeeded in saving the Iads &om
their impending fate. They suffersd no da1Aake
further than thorough wetting and bad fright.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-22
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WHITE MAN IN suasNx COUNTY ATTEMPTS 10
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We have received, from reliable sources, infer
nation o. another aatomptat ontaoo IN Sussex
county. Umdslessod by Tho speedy Justice naalad
out to Burton, only . Few days ago, ID the shape
Of the death sentences for the crime Of rape white
fend named Fosque, hAa luas madc an attempt
70 e0mmiE q similar crime. Z
Yesterday morning Fosqne attacked and a.
tempted to commit an outrage upon o little Rirl
named Hannah Short, aged ten years, daughter %
Elijah Short, living near l4ewcs X Roada, Broad
Alln hundred, Sussex county. Her cfies, howevef,
were so loud, that the villain became frightened
and acd without accomplishing his pnFpoae.-r-
The little girlwent TO hex homie aud feIatea the
affair, when q vigorous search was Instituted for
the scoundrel, who was caught the same nftef-
ternoon, and lodged IA jail at GeoEgctoNn.-r
There he VIII have to lay Ia close confinement
awaiting trlnI in Heplamber neAt .all