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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-24

Mr.. H. II. Blgelow, of Worcester, Mass is
going to put In operation At the Vienna Exhibl-
ton a model Yankee shoe factory, doing all the
steps OF the work by machinery, and turning ont
a finished shoe In seven minutes. What will
most surprise Europeans will doubtless be to
learn that these seven minutes made pnOdocts re-
quire protective legislation to compete in Ameri-
can markets with the more labori1us wares OF
foreign handicraftsmen.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-24
NEW GROCERY STOR e
n. w. Cor. Fourth and Market St,
WILMINGTON, DEL.

IN The undersigned respectfully an-afE
\ N nOunces to his old friends and the HE'S
Il public generally that be has complet-
ed his new store, and hasOpened with stock
Of hRe new and fresh
Lowering crushed gran uated and pulveriEed Sugars
soft, white and coffee sugars,
Syrup, and all kinds Of Molassesi
Old Government Java Coffee, Laguira, Maricsibo,
Rio Green and Roasted Coffee; the finest Black and
Green Teas, White and Red Wheat Family Flour.
new BuekWheat, all kinds of pure Spices, Sara mes.
ell kinds Of Canned Fruits. French and English
Mustard Pure Olive Oil, Walnut, Mushroom end
Tomato Catsup English and American Pickles, Jel-
lies Cheese, Fresh Roll Butter, Bakers Cocoa and
Chocolate, Vermacelli Macaroni, Mashing Soap ia
great variety Toilet Soap, Silver Gloss Starch Cur
Peaches and Apples, Oranberries. BrOOms, Painted
Buckets, Brushes, Sperm, Adamantine and TalloW
Candles and all articles usually kept in well as
sorted Grocery Store. Call and exatntne NIX stock.
B-lv JAMES ChIPPEN.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-15
what Sort Of a I.epubIIc.

Tolerance has been invoked for Spanish msrule
and bloodshed in Cuba on The ground that Spain
is now engaged IN an attempt to establish repub-
lcan form OF government at home, aud that one Of
the great republicans of Europe CASTELAR, is at the
head OF H. LIST us shed little sunlight upon this
proposition.
1t is but a short time age that King AmadeO. a
man Of his " ord, refpsed to be King of Span any
longer because he was told he must set aside the
guarantees OF liberty contained In the constitution
which he had sworn 10 observe. Rather than do
this he laid doRu his crown honestly, like a gen.
tleman
But Mr. CASTELAR,, President OF the Spanish re-
public, would not assume that Office until the pol
lticians who required him to take il had agreed
that be should nave power TO annul those very
guarantees and make himself dictator and des.
pot.
Which is better, monarchy in which the King
persists in upholding the constitution and main
tanning liberty, a republic in which the presi-
dent tramples liberty and the constitution both un-
der his feetY And how can the American people
be expected TO feel any sincere sympathy with such
| a republic
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-15
Wilmington Union Aid Society.

APPOINTMENT or BOARD OF CoNTRoL.
At the Board OF Trade Rooms, last night, at
meeting OF the Committee appointed on Thursday
night, the following Board Of ConTol Of the VIII
mington Union Aid Society, consisting OF three
persons from each Ward, was appointed, viz:
First Ward-Thomas Walters Mrs. j. Morton
Poole, Miss Martha Jones
Second Ward-Captain Nathaniel Henderson
Mrs. Joshua TAggart Mrs. Henry Lentz
Third Nard-Charles Warner, Miss Anna Fer.
MS. Mrs. DIR. VIM. Thomas.
Fourth Ward-John @. Baker, Ars. Carrie Jes-
ter. Mrs james Morrow
Fifth Ward-WIllan Candy, Mrs. 4. s. II.
Butler, Mrs Z. G. Wollaston
Sixth Ward-Thomas S. Bellah Mrs Philin
Qugley, Mrs. Lydia Moore.
Seventh Washington HastineF. Mrs. II.
l.. TatnSll, Mrs. Samuel Candy.
Eighth Ward William S; Hiles, Mrs. Lea
Pnsey, Mrs. j p. COnkey
Ninth Ward-Eh Mendinhall. Mrs William
Lea, Mrs. George II. Sellers
Tenth Ward-Rev. A. j. Snyder, Mrs. Adolpha,
Brown, Mrs William ID. Dove
On melton, the Board Of control was authorized
10 Gil vacancies.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-15
RELIGIOUS.

West PresbyteTian Church, corner of 5th and
Washington streets. Preaching tomorrow at 10Y
A. NJ and n T. M. by the Pastor, Rev. j M. p.
OTIS Subjects fer the morning, MAN and Ma
ohineryi" Tor the evening. "Argob, and its sixty
walled Cities as standing proof of its divinity of
the Bible" The morning sermon will be preach
ed TO the junior Order Of Unit American Mechan-
ics, the members Of which will be present in their
uniform and occupy the front seats in body
Strangers and the pubic generally are cordially
invited.
Rev. Joseph I. Kelly OF Washington. y III preach
IN the First Presbyterian Church on market street
above Nh, Tomorrow Sabbath Nov 10th, at lOIS
A. NJ. and ~ P. M. The public most respectful
iy invited 70 be present.
1873.
Inniiy Chapel, Fifth and King streets, morning
lO1z, afternoon 4. evening tx
Old Swedes, 9Th and Church streets, morning
I0H evening "a.
St: Johns Church services on Sunday at lOz,
A. NJ, and 81. pm
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-15
MeAIeAl RRhhIsa.

Columns would be required to enunerate the
medical bubbles that have risen 20 the surface
the standard tonic Of the Western HemisDhere
Boasts the most extraVagant. abFieatiOns the most
prepOsterous. cant the most ekenhg have in turn
TAtons that have from time 10 tine been introduced
IN the hope Of dividing the field with that famOul
vegetable remedy. SigAal failuFo has been the lOt
Of each and all. The reputation Of the Bitters
preventive Of ep denies. astOmachie an inyigOrant
general restorative, and speciae for indigestion
bilious affections. rheumatism, nervous debility
constitutional weakness, parOKysmAl feVeTs and all
complaints 70 which the sentative sex are ex-
cusively LIABLE is establish ed upon the sound basis
of more than twenty years' experience. and can nc
more be shaken by the clap-traD nOstrums Of un-
tcient'he pretsndeEs than the everlasting hills By
novl2tol9
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-15
More OF the BIoOdy Work,

HAVANA, Nov. 14-The trials of all the
prisoners taken on board the Virginius are
concluded. Only eighteen will be saved from
death. OF these several are engineers OF
firemen, who were ignorant of the destination
of the expedition, and four or five will be set
at liberty. The others will probably be con
demned to the chalngangs.
Though the above does not state that al
put eighteen have been put to death, it is all
certain that such Is the case, vhan We remem
Der the barbarOus atrOcity with which thu
volunteers did their previous work. II any o.
those now reported spared ever reach thI
shores from which they embarked, stOr!
will be given the people Of the land that viii
make their blood run cold.
LATER-THE TERRIBLE REPORT CONFIRMED
HAVANA, Nov. 14-Evenlng.-The DiGri
Of Cienfueg0s says 80 Of the Virginius' cap
tiYes were shot at Santiago on the 10th inst
No particularly of the additional execution
have yet been made public here.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-15
Burned to Death.

HORRIBLE DEATH or AN OLD LADY IN MILFORD.
The Milford NeaOs, Of Friday, gives the follow.
ing account Of terrible death which occurred in
that town Yesterday afternoon about O'Clock.
our quiet town was startled by the cry Of FIRE,
which was soon asceTtained to be the residence OF
Mrs Elizabeth A. Fleetwood, on ID street. A
large crowd speedily assembled, and rushed n
where q most ghastly spectacle met their view
The room was filled with dense smoke. and the
Pungent odOr Of burning Aesh, and the Old IadJ
was lying upcn the floor near the hieolaee. ina
gasping her last Her clothes were entirely burned
on her, and large portion Of the body eharrsa "a
crisp. The circumstances OF the terrible acci.
deni' as near as can be learned, are these Mn. A.
was widow lady, living entirely alone. She had
just returned on the o'clock tTain from DoveF
where she had been spending = week or two on :
visit. II IL supposed that che proceeded at once
to kinde fire, and in the act her clothes became
lgniied, and before she could make 40 alarm she
was burned to death. The terrible calamity haI
cast shadow OF gloom over the entire IOWA
Mn. FleetWoOd was the widow Of Charles Fleet
wood, decsased, and daughter OF Rev. ChaFle.
Collins, deceased, who was 4 former realdent n
this town. and member Of the phiIadeIphia Con.
ference. She vas "a jean Of age. :
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-15

ARREST OF SUSPICIOUS CHARACTERs.-Infor
nation was received at Police Headquarters, yes
terday, TO the effect that two Lancaster robbers
were supposed to be in this city. This morning
officer Whalen discovered two men answering the
description Of the two Lancaster men, standing on
4th street near Market. He walked along 4th
street to Shpley, when he told them that they
must accompany him TO the City Hall The men
resisted, and a scnfie ensued, but with the as
sstance Constable George Ward, both were ar
rested, and are now in the cells. The men are
supposed TO have been connected with n robbery
in Lancaster about tW years ago, and should they
be Identified one Of them will have to settle with
the Government for robbing the mails. The Mayor
OF Lancaster and other parties, have been tele-
graPhed to come on and identifg the prisoners.
Ihe men have heen stopping at the Swan Hotel
for the past three nights where they registered as
Albert johnson and Samuel Adams from New
York. They were recognized by three or four
residents Of this city, who formerly lived in Ian
caster
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-15
AMI1srN,RNr NOTES.

At the Chestnut Little Nell has appeared
during the week rs CapitOi0, in the drama Of
"The Hidden Hand, . introducing her various
specialtles. The play will be repeated tO. night.
On Monday there Is to be a spectacle, the first
since the "CRtaract Of the GAnges." Mr..
Fosters name is a guarantee Of its excellence,
and Mr.. DavenpOrts judgement in producing
"The Twelve Temptations no doubt will be
sustained.
Mr.. John S. Clarke, the Philadelphia come
dian and manager, recently concluded an en-
gagement Of GO nights at the Haymarket The
atre, London, which was marked by the en-.
thusiastIc approval Of the public and the favor
of all the critics
''Salvni." says the New York Clipper, "has
concluded to relinquish all his American en-
gagements and proceed to Mexico
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-15

DOLLARS AGAINST HONoR'-Fifty-siK persons
have been torn from the protection OF the Ameri-
can Gag and butcheFed at Santiago de Cuba. Some
OF the murdered men were citizens OF the United
States One might suppose that this ought TO be
cause for complaint on our part, but We are told
from Washington that We must do nothing 10 pro
woke war with Spain, because We owe a great
deal OF money 10 the foreign holders OF our bOnds
and var would pat up the price of gold Are
We nation Of fools or PoltEoons7 Do The author.
titles at Washington beIleVO that the AmeFcon poo-
pie will allow this great crime Of the Spanish bat
eheFs and this insult to the American Republic "a
be tamely submitted to on such sordid c0nGidsra.
nonsI II they do they are ignorant Of public sen.
timent.-N. Y. Herald
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-15
IxDIaNATI0N IN EUROPE.

LONDON PAPERS ON THE SPANISH OUTRAGE
THEY APPROVE OF AMERICAN ISTRRFER-
ENCE.
LONDON, Nov l3-The seizure OF the steam
er Virginius by the Spanish authorities in Gu
ba. and the execution Of portion of her pas
sengers and crew have excited the liYeIlest
feeling Of indignation In this city, and the
outrage is everywhere the principal topic OF
conversation. The leading London newspa-
per discusses the outrage at great length, aud
unanimously approves Of the interference OF
the American Government in the matter
The hasty action OF the Spanish Government
officials in Cuba, is severely denounced, and
prompt action by the government at Madrid
10 satisfy public Indignation Is demanded
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-15
The BreechrORdInE Firearms of the Euro
peam AFmleS.


According TO the statistical notes contained in
this years "Pocket Almanac for Officers Of the
Royal PIussian Army" Berlin, Schneider d
Co.. the following kinds Of breech- loading rites
are now in use in the different European armies:
10 Prussia and Germany the improved needle
gun Of DreyIe; in Bavaria the WeIder rifle; in
Austria the Werndt rifle; in Switzerland the
Vetterl repeating and the Amsler rifle; in Hol,
land the Beaumont; in Belgium the Albini Bra
endIin, and in England the Henri Martini rife;
in France the ChassepOl; in Italy the Cariano,
and in Turkey the Snider rifle; in Roumania
Dreyss needle gun; in Servia the Peabody; in
Russia aud Spain the Berdan rife We take
the following from the almanac" The dis
tance Of the horizontal shots ia, OF the Dreyse
gun, 236 metres; the Chassepot, 2S5; the Henri
Martini 300; and the Verder rife, 293 metres
The movement for loading are four at the Drey-
Se and one and one half at the WeFder rife. All
others require from two to three. The WerdeE
rife fires ten, the Beaumont, Henry Martini
and Berdan rifles nine, the Chassepot seven and
one half (ths French say from nine TO ien), the
Dreyse needle gun from Six TO seven shCts pei
minute. The Dreyse needle gun weighs $500
killOgrammes, the Borden rifle 1900 and the
Csriano rife A. 500 killogrammes. The weight
of the Others Is between these extremes. I'll {
bore varies from 1920 millimeters, (CarianC
riHe) TO 1890 millimeers, (VelleTi aud Ans
ler-Millbank Tihes) No statistical notes are
| given in the "Almanac" about the new German
| Manser rife.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-15
Immediate RspaFaalom or Immediate amd
AdeQuaao Pumashum

AmmeuARNe BePoEAea0m or Mmmo o@AMe@ and
Adequate PuuasAnmOnt. "A
The Herald Says editoFially;-
The ViTginius bad violated no law Admit
ting every allegation Of the Spaniardr, she was
as untalnted a. II she had never carried musket
TO the insurgent Cubans. When captured Ghe
was on the high sea-, and every man on board
was under the protection Of the American Gag.
No treaty stipulations with Spain operated
against her for Spain always claimed she was
not at war with The Cnbanp. This vessel, what
ever may have been the purpose and intent Of
those on board, WAS simply al American vessel
and as such she must be regarded as 4 part OF
the territory ofIhe United States. The AmeIi-
can people, proud Of their national honor, will
insist noR, as they always have insisted, that the
national territory must not be invaded, aad will
punish its invasion. We may have war with
SPAIN but the Spanish barbarians in Cuba will
be taught how dangerous II Il to irampls on
American honor War is thing always TO be
couTted when natioal humiliation aud d'aRrace
are the only alternatives. As we said before,
immediate reparations, full aud complete in
every particular, must be made, or the guns Of
the American navy NAV be opened upon the
nncivilzed community Spain has planted in
Cuba, who, like savageq, revel in seen es Of
butchery and blood
Our deIpaiches from Washington this morn
| ing contain one sentence which should make
the blood Of every American citizen iingle with
shame:-"Ihe newspaper accounts giving the
J capture of the VirginIus and subsequent procee-
dngs, while they serve to crafty anxious see
kers after intelligence, do not furnish sufficient
foundation for Government action" And sC
Mr.. Fish is trucking still. and forRets the honol
Of his country in the weakness Of his nature
He waits for official Information while hii
countrymen smarting under nation aishonor, arr
painting for immediate action. The only ques
tion which needs he asked is one our Govern
ment can answer for iiself-Was the Virginiu
an American vessel? If she was there cen b.
no true policy except the one We have sugges
ted. Immediate preparation or the immediate
and adequate punishment is the necessity Of tn
honor.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-15

DISTINGUISHED NIsIToRs-This morning, the
steam caboose "Ariel," of the Philadelphia &
Reading r. Il. arrived in Wilmington, under
charge of Conductor Colley, having aboard the
following distinguished personages; Geo. w.
Childs, proprietor of the Philadelphia Ledger; A.
J. Drexel, the Banker: Adolph E. Borie, ex-Secre-
tary Of the Navy; B. Frank Gowen, President of
the Philadelphia & Reading Railroad.
Desiring to stop here few minutes the visitors
got out and walked up Market street, as far as
Fourth where they halted, under the balcony OF
The Market House. Pointing to our new Hotel,
the Clayton House. Mr.. Chids gravely observed
TO Secretary BoTie. There is the new Opera
House. "Ab, Indeed, replied B ,ric, ''Its a fine
building"
The distinguished gentlemen then returned 10
the depot, where they boarded the cabOOse, and
went down the road, as far as Elkton. Here they
dined with Postmaster-GeneTa Cresswell, and At.
ter spending a few hours with him. returned to
Philadelphia,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-15
What they tnInk IN ARadrld.

Madrid, Nov. 1.-THE ImpdTcidE has long
article O-day on the executions at santiago
1t endeavOrS to show that It is impossible FOR
the United States Government to make any
demand on Spain IN consequence of these pro
ceedings. 1t argued that the great majority Of
the American people want to sec the Spanish
government united and successful. President
Grant and his advisers know this, and are no,
likly to imperil the hopes Of republication IL
Spain by precipitating complication abroad
when her internal troubles demand all heI
strength.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-15

ANOTHER Yesterday, the bank rob-
bers at New Castle, received another visitor, this
time, a handsomcly-drcssed, tine-looking woman,
who sailed in upon the Sheriff, an 1 demanded an
Interview with the prisoners. Sne represented
herself as the wife of Lawlor, and plead hard for
admission TO his cell. This privilege, however,
the Sheriff firmly refused, notwithstanding her
tears and entreaties. The woman looked into the
cell for few minutes but finding that it was im-
possible for her to gain admission she LEFT, with.
out even conversing with the prisoners, TO any ex-
tent.
Capt Hines and Detective Wood, ot the Phila.
delphia police force accompanied by Mayor SimmI
also went over to the jail The object of their Wis
1t Is not known, but it did not result in any i'm.
poItAnt discovery.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-15
LOCAL ImrgLL,oEMoE

Services will be held in eli the churches to-mO:.
row. Everybody ought to 80.
Rev. FEEDER Israel will lecture this evening be.
fore the delaware Institute OF Mechanic Arts.
The market was well attend "a this morning. -
Prices were unchanged from Wednesdays quote,
tons
The circulation OF the DAILY GAZETTE con
stAntly increases. The GAZETTE publishes all the
nsws OF the day.
The Baltimore ami Delaware traius. this morn
ing, weIe delayed about twenty minutes in theil
departure from the depot.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-15

BLOOMS. AT the Wilmington & Reading
Railroad wharf this morning the barge
Keystone arrived, loaded with blooms, which
will be sent over the road, to ii. L. Steele, at
Laurel, and Steele & Worth, at Coatesville.
The freight business of the Wilmington &
Reading Railroad is very extensive, and even
these hard times, business continues almost as
brisk as ever,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-15
The BOrko county and W. q r. R. R.

EARLT coMPLErfoS or THE RoAD-1NPoRTAST
TO THE CITIZENS or READING.
J. DnltOA Steele, Esq Chief Engineer for the
above FOAds, pledged his word yesterday 10 the
Directors of the above roads that the road would
be completed between this city aud BiTdsboro by
the second "Wednesday Of next month, the next
Board meeting, providing nothing unforeseen oc-
cuTe.- Reading EaOke
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-15

MEETING.-A meeting was held at the City
Hall, last evening, for the purpose OF obtain
ing signatures to q remOnstTance against the
granting of liquor licenses by the Court
Speeches were made and quite a number of
signatures obtained
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-15

The Woman found 1t Elizabeth, N j., on
Tharsday, with q pistol shot 10 her face and
gashes onher wrists is believed 10 be the wife
Of HeFman KEnlL who is supposed 10 have
attempted her murder IN order % get possessiOn
Of large sum Of money which she has ~ hank
10 Hamburg. He arrived In this country on
"Wednesday, The 9th inst The police are now
seeking KTull IN Phiadelpia.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-15

Coon NEws ron THE LADIEs-F l.. Frank 5ll
Market 81 has made reduction OF - per cent OF
his entire stock, OF Corsets, Hoop skirts, ladies
under garments, merinO underwear, Hosiery,
Kid GLOW 5, ready made Water-proofs, Alpacs
dresses, and infant and clildreu's dresses, ,Uoaks
Capes, etc. Call at once aud make your Sc
lecious, before the assortment is broken.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-15
CITY NOTICES.

The best recommendation of the Bismarck Cater
comes from those who have worn them. They in
variably advise their fiends 10 drop in and try 1t
on, at BABCOCk i BRO,
.06 Market street
"A good article adveriises ITSELF and the Biz
~ rex GGifer for GeHntaeR is unipersaHy recon-.
m ended by those who have worn it "fhe Cater"
BABC0Ck & BRO,
205 Market street.
Mems tiaiters. g. and up,
Mems Boots, 50 ana UP.
Ladies Shoes $50 and up,
At the old cheap store OF
BABCOCk 4 BRO,
2O6 Market street.
LADIES,
We have a large stock IT ChildTens Shoes
that lst be sold. call ana examine. they are very
chtRp WM. II. BABJGCk co.,
SIS Market ST., doors below Fourth
RESUMPTION OF SPRcIs PAYMENT VIM. II Bah
cock q Co sl3 Market street, doors belnw Ath,
will take sper in exchange for Boots AMI shoes TO
a limited extent they don't want too much OF 1t.
however.
1UoSE PURCHASING
Boots ard Shoes at 3lS Market street. du0rs be-
low Fourth, have the advantage Of selcc ting IRON
a large and varied stock at low prices.
WM. Il. BABC OK co.
RTFdois are Focts.-' Tell the truth and shame
old Satan" there is no getting around it; what we
have said is said and the public bear out in Our
conclusion that for rst-claSs boot shoe or galteT
2lS Harket street. four doors below 4h is the place
to get il. NM. IL. BAbNOlh ~NO
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-15

CONCERT.-The Buell. family will sing Al
Grace Churh tomorrow morning and, evening
And give . concert in the chapel Of the churcl
on Monday evening.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-15

POLICE CAsEs.-I'he police Gases, this NOR.
Mug, consisted Of three cases Of drunkenness
Each case was fined fifty cents and cost.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-15

TINS BLOOD owes its red color TO minute glob-
ules which float IN that fluid, and contain. in a
healthy person, large amount of iron, which
gives vitality to the blood. The Peruvian Syrup
supplies the blood with this vital element, and
gives strength and vigOr to the wi ole system. y
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-15

EXTRA TRAINs.-Duripg the term of Court
extra trains will be run to and fIOm New Cas-
tie, as will be seen by the announcement else
where.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-15

a minslon chapel over Third street bridge will
be dedicated Tomorrow afternoon. RtVs. Enoch
Stubs and J. B. Mann Officiating.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-15

Use Rappleyes Pure White Olive Soap and
save your clothing. time and fuel. Almond, agent
Sth and Market streets. Wilmington, Del.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-15
PAPOMA,

Prepared from Wheat, aa sEesllsat article Of feed
for iniants aud inVaiida. AlaO, Hubbalss PronaFed
MhsAi, CFsW.g Prepared Food' ana : fall llne 81
3, G,BRfNoHURGT 4 90.
coGaeg Eixth and 1LaTket stEO0h.
Arizona citizen., 1873-09-13
Probate Notice.

FIN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE
 of afael Ron, deceased.
 Probate Court, county of Pima, Territory of Arizona.
 Notice is hereby given, that Francisco $. Leon having filed in this Court his petition, praying for letters of Adminls- tration upon tue Estate of Rafael Ron, deceased, the hearing of the same has been fixed by this Court for Monday, the 22d of September, 1873, at 10 o'clock, a; m., of said day of the July term of said Court, at the Court room of the Probate Court, in the town of Tucson. in said County of Pima, and all persons interested Tn said estate, are notified then and there to appear and show cause, if any they have, why the said petition sl ould not be granted.
 Dated at Tucson, Sept. 12, A. D., 1873. WILLIAM J. OSBORN, Probate Judge
 and ex-oficio Clerk Probate Court.
 Sept. 13, td.