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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-02
CRY MOTTO ES.
Perfume Atoun MRS.

An elegant pleasing, simple and useful apparatus
for difusing perfumery in the most economical man
ner, scentinR the clothing, handkerchief and hair
and for making cooling and soothing applications Of
water or other Quds, for headache. inhamed eyes
burns sensitive surfaces &c. also for disinfeeting
and peTfuming the sick room. For sale by .
4. BRINGHURST & CO.,
CnFnar Sixth and Market streets.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-02
60F Sale aud 8or aseut.

DOR SALE-Six Houses on Harrison 1sAz
A street. between Gilpin and ShaIIcross IYn1
avenues. containing 10 rooms each; all mod l!ll
ern royements finished in latest style llN
Lots SxlOO feet; front, side and back Yards. Thes
houses are offered great bargain -''7f & -
FOR terms apply to EVANS PENNINGTON,
Room No Almond Building;
.o ,o, or TO j. A. HARRIS,
'Jap2-eod26t corner Front and Tatnall Sts
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-02
steam AtomI,L Lers,

For the Inhalation of atomiEed fluids in the treat
ment of chronic diseases of the throat air passages
and lungs Being self acting they produced an even
and continuous flow Of 81 ay without inconvenience
or labor. During the last two pr three years We
have supplied several dozen of these atomlzers and
in most cases with very satisfactory results.
s. BRIN0HURST Gu, Apothecaries,
Corner Sixth and Mark ct streets.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-02
PolIce RusIneae.

SUMMARY or OPERATIONS FOR TODAY DE-
t.sE3 CEMBER AND 1872.
This morning the following cases were dis
posed Of: =. sll -.4.'a
=. JAS Stewart, for vagrancy was sent 10 New
Castle, for sixty days.
Rosanpal O'Donnell, for drunkenness, was
fned 80 cents and costs.
The report of police operations for the month
OF December, Is as follows:
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-02
ON MARRIAGE.

HAPPY Relief for Young Mem from the
effects Of Errors and Abuses ln early life Man
hood restored ImpedimentS TO Marriage removed.
New method Of treatment New and remarkable
remedies Books and Circulars sent free. in sealed
address, HOWARD ABSoCI ALTON, No. 2South
Ninth ST.. Philadelphia. Pa. Oh Institution having
q high reputation for honorable conduct and pro-
essioh6i Skill: dsc6-2aW
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-02

APPoINTAENTs.-In accordance with the pro-
visions of the Police Ordinance Mayer Simms will
at the meeting of City Council, this evening, pre-
sent his Police appointments for 1873 The sus-
pensa which has been tOrtnring the minds OF ap-
plicants for the past few months, viii then be re-
lived. though some must, OF necessity, suffer dfs
apDontment ...sF l,.....
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-02

Stockholders of the Odd Fellows Hall Company
will he held, ut the Hall, corner of Third and
King streets, on Wednesday, January 18th at 3
o'clock, p. III. Officers and Directors for the en-
suing year will then be elected.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-02
b" COM hERcIaGsI
New AdvertIs ems snts.

Diyidend-N. c. c. Az. Society
Sale of Plated Ware-0ge Miller
Dividend-N. G. Co. National Bank.
Six Houses for Sale--E- Pennington. r..'
Grand Opera Hous0-Ticket of heave Man
Stores and Cellar for rent--GeO. d. ARMSTRONG. .
Odd Fellows Hall Connecting OF stockholders
WilminEtOn and ct. Valley Turnpike Co. meeting
Dividend-Bank sf Wilmington and BraDdywine.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-02

The Maine Legislature organized yesterda,
John B Foster, Of Bangor, was chosen presidey
Of the senate, and &. +. Webb, Of WateryilI
Speaker OF the House, -
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-02
People who Have

Cut their wise teeth, use the SOZODONT
and all who do, are wIllisg to declare to ali
who don't use it, that it is the most pc1fect
ana delightful thing for the teeth they ever
dipped brush into. ~
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-02

Five bodies were exhumed from the Centrs st
runs IN New York yesterday, and Unidentified. =
Two girls are still missing, and suppos cd to be il
the ruins
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-02

Little Nell is just now the leading stage Glyorite
She will appear at the Masonic Temple on Mon
day and Tuesday evenings next -
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-02
FOR NALE

49, A three story Brisk Honse. No. 208 T1ast
in sixth street. containing eight rooms and a
aeasA 9oOm. 6lEnished with gas and water
~ ana all mOd0rn improvements.
j, II. FRAZER,
80, - TelegrpRh Building,
nOFSI-u Third and Market.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-02

The following table presents a summary of
police operations for the wear lS72-number of
arrests amount OFF fines collected from the same
amount Of revenue from registered dogs, and the
nnmberlnf lodrers in the lcells. - -.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-02
FoR SALE.

twenty five small Houses. from four t
HI Rg!Iees rp4sing from $500 to 5000,
- Terms easy. y. II: FRAZER.
Axsoo (, TELEGRAPH Building, 81 near Market.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-02

ETOR BA8:E-ALA Of Land At ,be .on,beo,,
- corner OF Front and Clayton streets. 81 feet 4
inches on Front and 90 feet on Clayton street.
E@eggTeNe Apply % GEO. 81 MARis,
L.la,. ~ l1t< l u Real Elsats Agent.
EOoelf-u 302 Market street.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-02
FOR SALE.

Several 6rst-class seven room Houses, on
tih irkEood street. four on Eighth street be-
hi low Pine. two on Lombard above Eighth
~ Wi be sold cheap aud on reasonable teFmt'
Apply % MeCL0sKEY a McMINEMTN. II. =
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-02

kNOM SALE sF "a y nar4s.1
- Asmar fa 6ulaE Steam Boiler, : bout three
horse power, suitable Gog diving 4 small eneina az
19r hsnhRe purposes. Price $50. Apply at this Of.
- - psf2 iFt sspl4-H
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-02

y THREE DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS
On Saekaon etreet, between Sixth and Seventh.
@. p. JOHNSON,
New-York tribune., 1873-05-13
THE COLLEGE REGATTA.

The College Regatta National Committee met
at Springfield, Mass last Saturday. Representatives,
present from all the colleges save Bowdon. The
nppontm ent OF referee was lett 10 a committee con.
ssting Of Messrs. Mcclellan OF Brown, Hortwe Of Am.
herst and oakes OF Yale The are 70 be started
from point a little lower down the river than the
startpgpace OF last year, and from anchored stake
boats. Should the weather the day fixed for the
regatta prove unfavorabe the will take place on
the first fne afternoon following The Committee have
made arrangements for singoscui take place
lust pre- 10 that of The college crews 10 be open
an men ui all tue colleges ia the association. TIE
Springfield Cu0 tBtrDd erecting grand stand at the
GnlaB m the course aud ~ give ball IA the evening Oi
Tue same dan,
New-York tribune., 1873-05-13
OLD RING ACCOUNTS.

ONE OF THE BILLS WHICH THE PROPOSED AMEND
MENT TO THE CHATTER WILL SETTLE.
AS before stated in The TRIBUNE, the pro-
posed amendment which Commissioner Van Mort has
tended to spuggle through the Legislature, and which
was exposed few days ago. legazes the payment Of
several large claims against the city contracted during
the existence Of the old Ring One OF these bills which
that of Edward Jones' under several firm aliases is
being obbed through by John strahan. formerly
sci TO the Controller Mr. Srahan left Controller Green's
service months ago. and undertook to the
payment Of several bills OF the doubtful character OF this
one. HIS former connection with the Controller has
ated the impression abroad that he has great facilities
for securing the payment Of pending claims. This idea
the Controller expressly repudates. Below sum
mary OF the bill of Edward Jones, rather W. G. ROg
ers Co.. for two years, for stationery and printing. IL
viii be seen that he charges nearly hreequarters OF
million for the printing Of the Aldermen for two years
and for COnnollys department sl34s99 10, Til total
amount for two years is 81, ,237 ,G67 81.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-13
NIyONS LAST DAYS.
AZ APPLICATION FOR 4 WRIT OF ERROR TO BE MAD
TO-DAY.

AZ APPLICATION FOR WRIT OF ERROR TO BE MADE
TO-DAY.
The day of Nixonis death is clofe at hand,
and 40 the hours 20 by the doomed seems to grow
even stronger and more resigned, although he evinced
more prostration and agony on the reception VI hi'
eahsentence than has known in the courts for
the confessor. Father Duranquet, whose name Is
,nseparably connected with the names OF those
who have passed away in the dark shadow
OF the ombs courtyard he finds consolation and sym
pathy; and without exhibiting the slightest bravado no
man could under similar circumstances, appear more
TRANQUIL and resigned. He neither desires interviews
nor avoids them without making any outcry or ap-
peal from his lonely CELL he touches the hearts OF hs
as he frequently says them subdued tones
I'm resigned to die and don't desire to srumble Per-
baps 1t is all for the best" Occasionally the nat
ural affection OF the man family bursts out In MS
of violent weeping from which he RECEIVERS alter Ie"
moments. Yesterday he was AGAIN visited Dy hls M Mr, ~
and held a long conversation with her Depuny yi 5
Hanbury and Seebaoher watched with him all Day anu
were relieved at night by Deputy-Sherihs B'nrd ana
| Galigan. -, >,,o.,. oonnss,
A. F. Humme of Howe Hummel Nixons counsel. CO apse
applied Yesterday Judge Faneher for writ OF error
i'm his ease without asking for stay OF proeeeding tue
object writ being to have the case IN I0ru
to request the General Term Tor stay Juuso ~ t,
refused the writ notice had not been gwen 10 the
District Attorney. The application Will Dc rtheNe w
day on proper notice. Meantime, warden Jonhson
that he has as vet received no nothcaton from we
| Sheriff to prepare for the execution. III IL unueI'
stood however the gallOws VIII he erecteu to-lnor
1t is the same that dld duV AZ the
Under Sheriff stevens has already begun tne Hnns gu.
of the blank invitations 20 the Judges OF the court "
Records and other persons Inc % t ~ J ,opS on
Eridsv morning Under Sheriff Stevens said that ne
would send them until Wednesday.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-13
MUNICIPAL INTERESTS.

CLERK YoUNG's SUCCESSOR APPOINTED.
The Board of Supervisors met yesterday at
81 o'clock for first time since the passage OF the new
Charter The Mayor being by law no longer tho PresF
dent of the Board motion Of Supervisor Kehr super
visor Ottendorfer was elected President pro tenn Mr.
ottendorfer briefly returned his thanks for the honor
conferred upon him. resolution laid over to elect
Joseph c. Pmckney Clerk Of the Board Joseph B
Young Clerk Of the Board under the old Charter sent III
protest against his removal claiming that he was not
lawfully removed from Office by the Charter: res0lu-
ton removing him from office was adopted, Joseph g.
Pinckney being formally elected Clerk ia his place. Mr.
Morris moved that Supervisor Vance be elected perma
nent President of the Board Mr. Flanagan offered as
all amendment the name OF Supervisor Cooper for the
position, whereupon Mr. Cooper declined. The SUBJECT
Of electing President was then postponed and the
Board adjourned until Thursday. Supervisors Billings
Morris and McCaferty were appointed a special com
mtee three 10 revise the rules Of the Board under
the regulations of the new Charter.
At a meeting of the Board of Assistant Aldermen Al
derman Healy offered resolution which was adopted
appointing committee tOinvesgate the alleged frauds
that are said to have been committed IN the matter OF
applications for permits for signs, etc, TO be signed by
any Alderman and an Assistant Alderman of the ds
trict Assistant Aldermen Healy, COddngtOn, and 81
monson appointed by the Chair as the Committee
resolution authorizing the Controller to lease the
building Demilt Hail. for the purposes OF the
Sixth District Court annual rental Of $4,000, was
relation TO the of Westehester County to the
CITY, passed Aldermen, with obioo
on in the Board and finally referred 70 the Com
mittee on Law. Assistant Alderman Clancy thought
that it was job OF real estate to increase the
value property and should not be sanctioned by
the Common Council.
The newly appointed Health Commissioners, Prof c.
f. Chandler and Dr. stephen Smith met at the office OF
the Health Department in MulbeTyst yesterday, and
decided not 10 take any action organize the Board for
a few days come. Meanwhile legal advice will be
taken in regard TO the authority to organize the depart
ment before the appointment of the Board of Police the
President Of which Is designated in the Charter "a
members of the Board Of Health. II Is not
known whether the present President of the Board OF
Police Commissioner Henry Smith, has or has not the
legal right to sit in the Board OF Health.
The newly-appOinted Tax Commissioners took pos
session OF the Tax Receivers office yesterday. In
few days they will probably make some important
changes in that office.
The following is City Chamberlain Plmers statement
OF receipts payments aud balances Tor the 10 days end
ing May 10, 1873:
Balances Balances
Aprl 3D. Receipts Payments May 10
Sinking Fund RedemD- - -
10 b99gJt % bJIU 20 J1'Bil 81
Sinking Fund 23l85 CO 67Oj8 80 23O6J0 6J6l3 -
County 6J7949 81 I l5O IS 765U13 % I5OJ5 IS
Tota. s56l25 sos IS 2222OOO % Aj32 eco 81 39245
New-York tribune., 1873-05-13

bot on true beusyoence which should be free snd 10
spontaneous not needing any snob ,isned That
gain fairs presented TO call ons ous ses was con
irTy TO the spirit aud traditions Of the early INTO the ad
Church, Introducing worldly no1 Ue was also op
posed to fairs Of the oSest0naSee sTabass
and othcr lanes III ohance late hours, &C., IN nuuh a
10 which he asserted that fars az attending
them which applied judioiously In other "a'' "'u'u
return greater profit ,,.0. n, rho Chnrch of the
rrcarnation admitted the fOrce OF the onccuVns W
teres and similar devices but claimed tat trc @ aopsSe %
~ ssirs should not condemn their proper use nc Is,
nrs dreamer and Osgood iandithe Rev Edwaru Oo"io9
sI,sJ III ~ indorsing the views Of DR.. Montgomery
New-York tribune., 1873-05-13
SCHEDULE OF ACCOUNTS.
THE GOODRICH MURDER.

The police authorities have in custody James
Tghe for alleged completely in the murder of Charles
Goodrich and he is confined in The First Precinct Sta
tonhouse. Reporters denied permits TO see him,
and Capt Smith of the Precinct states that he does not
know the ofense charged against his prisoner. Tghe
arrested by Detective Folk who declined TO tell
Capt Smith the nature OF the charge against him Ou
sunday night some remarkable testimony came 70 the
ears OF the police. which, they claim Will not only
enable them 10 hold nghe but will also lie SERIOUS
matter for him 10 xplain away.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-13
PROMINENT ARRIVALS

Eynh l,e,ye Hofsl-Ifeut. Gen z. ii. Sheridan, VI
the Hon Robert H. Pruyp Albany Joiss Homer ~ Jaan
Poughkeepse Henry Parker Of dAe Do'1S n. ef ne Spring.
ad Rnaln and A. b. Eettleton OF Psdelphs ..oI "a
Wia.emsky Captain Of HnssA In the ~
Of Russia j. r. wilder Of Nashville and jaime; M s
Neg YORK oDI-BAron de Pomelee OF France an ~
pssd1inh 81 Ees HotclProt Joseph
N,w.IIsyenw 49, Ho6mda HoHse-Homer Ramsdsll OF
Grcnd C,rtrai Hot,I-The Hon Samuel r. Rice OF hiaoa
Metronolaa EotfI-M Campos DiGI Of Cuba Asor gs
Meyor Fargo Of uao Dr. Savage Of Rhnebech
s.5 Iou MeKsnne Of Virginia Gov John HaraDho rean''
A. 4 Pruyn Of
New-York tribune., 1873-05-13

weston TO Now Orleans by steamer across the Gun
From there the party will be taken down the Mississippi
River 10 Baize where they will have opportunity 10
observe tho distractions to navigation caused by the
bar at the mouth OF the river They VIII also DC pan
oed and otherwise entertained and returned TO their
honea by railroad free OF expense.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-13
DISTRIBUTING THE POSTAL CARDS.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, May Especial Agent
Tyner of the PostOnice Department made the hrst
shipments OF postal cards TO postmaster today sending
an aggregate of 100000 to the principal postoees Of
the country An addition OF 100000 will be sent to-.
morrow ana henceforth all acquisitions will be promptly
New-York tribune., 1873-05-13
LECTURES And MEETINGS.

John b. Cough will repeat his lecture on
Peculiar People" at stenway Hall this evening
The anniversary exercises of the Howard
Mission and Home for Little Wanderers will be held
this evening, III the Academy Of Music.
A vocal and instrumental concert will be
given this evening u the Second Presbyterian Church.
ON ChutOn-st, near Fulton, iOr benevolent purposes
The Stock Exchange held its annual cleo
tion yesterday, with the following probable result:
President H. Chapman Chairman h A. Wheoek Vice Chair.
A,eheli Secretary b. o. Wh Treasurer e. HAYS;
Mclean jacob HAYS Alfred CoTie Doaad MeKsy
Denny G. H. Watson, Gee III. Bed years
r. H. Cooke Jas Stmthe 10 year, Theodore 5. Pe
The American Dramatic Fund Association
elected the following officers yesterday:
President; s L. M Barlow Treasurer Charles Mason seere.
nu, G @ yoI. M NJ l l%nc%H W. H. " 'SiS E ] 1 AYE bs
dersou, 7. T. horrs D. Whiting.
DR.. Faulds Thoms lectured at Nautical
School, No. % Madisonst.. last evening ON THE Pre-
Nenton and Treatment OF Diseases on shipboard" He
spoke OF the neglect Of shpowners and captains in
treating sick sailors and SAID shat isolation was the
great means OF prevention OF disease, holding that ships
should be so constructed that the sick could be lodged
apart from the rest Of the crew.
At IA meeting of the Chemical section of the
Lyceum OF Natural History held last evening in the
Mott Memorial Library, at No. Ga MadsOnaye., DR. IL.
Endemanu, late Chemist to the Board OF HEALTH read
Increased demand for proper ventilation he proceeded
to show the composition Of normal and of impure or
yitated air which latter he said, meant All air contain
ing more than per cent OF exhaled air. Papers were
also read by Prof, C. A.. Seeley and Dr Ii. C. Bolton
The Tammany Society met, last night, and
installed the following sacnems John W. Chauer,
Thomas Dunlap, Nathaniel Jarvis, r, Abram s. Hewitt,
Abraham X. Lawrence, william c. Conner Miles d.
Andrus Edward L. Donnolly, James b. Nicholson, and
William Ii. Wckham. Sachems John Kelly, John Fox
and Samuel iilden absent The following officers
ta. Art Iaarv
more Charles H. HSswell Secretary, joel c. Stevens
Wisknkie, John ID. Newman. II
New-York tribune., 1873-05-13
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, MAY 10, 1873
on the Union Grounds The game viii be called ct 800

on the Union Grounds The game will be called ct $3.50
y. m.
Mrs. Hannah Reimer, age 70, OF No. %
Grand-st. T.. d., while temporarily insane, committed
suicide by drowning the foot OF South ffsst, yes
terday.
Daniel Maujer has been appointeda o member
OF the Board Of Education In place Of Thomas '" Feld
resigned, and Marvin Cross In place Oh oeorHe H.
Fisher
Controller Schroeder reports that during
April the expenditures on account Of the city doVef
ment S27O2,s5o 90, and the une1penucu "han'''
E,6S2,l7l 6s.
Henry Englehardt, father of the sculier, Geo
Engehardt died at 43O pm yesterday at MS
No 1872 Dupontst f. d. from congestion OF tne pI'n t
caused by injuries inflicted by three unknown ro"u''
Long Island City on April 49,
The directors of the Steam Transit ooin-
pany have elected the following officers President o.
b. Chttcnden; Vice President Wm H. Taylor seer
tary, W. X. sheldon Treasurer j. T. madtin ~ ~
tive Committee, g. B. Chttenden, Robert IuIheI ~
Litchfcld, j. I. Martin III. w. Sage.
On the application of Messrs. Tenney q ho'
an opinion was rendered yesterday by Judge acoue'
vacating order Of arrest by Judge NeiSon h "a rn
$4,000 libel suit brought by Thomas W. flelo, rup
School Superintendent. against Henry u Bo"en' S'
Catlin opposed the application.
The Brooklyn Gas Company's employees are
s on strike against the reduction OF % per cent on
their wages and announce their intention to stand OUT
until the Company the order Of reduction
The Company full complement Of new mon at WVih
and IL furnishing gas usual. Ine demaHo Vi tne
strikers will not be acceded to-
New-York tribune., 1873-05-13
HOME NEWS.

THERMOMETER. YESTERDAY AT DlcKISsoSs' IN PARS-
ROW. - - sa,c
sAM-sTo soon-o27 3 m-66' hidn'sht-"F ""'s
New-York tribune., 1873-05-13
TIE LEXINGTON RACES.

LEXINGTON, Ky, May 1?.-The Spring races
opened brilliantly to-day. The weather track and
In the best condition, and attendance
quite large.
RdeMcGAh stakes for three ods; nile heats, $50 60.
zach y p, $50 added b. H. r. McGnlh. The lOlorus Is
biheieAAs ANfle'
Mthittha
Nieis itlcflae. dis
Tme-i;i6, lst6i. 40.
Ssfoad Raes-PhFIiI Hotel hreeteu he and
qnAisf nile dasb 50 euiranSei each $3.50 added cGah
Ars cane hni oswe hr kteaes Disney aud WeiI,s Staud
N thc .AIe order Tae 2lll
THE CONGRESSIONAL EXCURSION.
ST. LOUIS Nav i2-Arrangementa have heen
New-York tribune., 1873-05-13
NETWORK CITY.

Smoking cars appeared yesterday on tne
mird-ave. line.
Hereafter the mails for the West Side sta-
tions will be carried on the Elevated Railroad
The "Cable Committee" OF the Cotton Eh,
change win report that body at meeting 70 DC hoiu
at 1l:30 a. IN.
Custom house officers seized yesterday TWO
,rnnks containing aces and other articles and lodged
them In the seizure-room
The bright sky, mild temperature, ana pleas
ant breeze of yesterday made the day perhaps tue o9
Springlike OF the season thus far
The bronze bust of John Howard Payne
which to be in Prospect Park Brooklyn was
day.
Wall-st was flooded with rumors yesterday
in relation to alleged financial troubles in Hamburg,
Berlin Vienna, none OF which, however appeareu
TO affect German houses IN New-York
James T. Gardner, chief geOgrapher OF the
" @ Geological and Geographical Exploration Of the Ter
ritories of the United States and his sa left this city
Last night for their camp, near Denver, Col.
The collection of paintings belonging to D.
p. Avery will be sold by auction this and tomorrow
evenings at the somerye Art Gallery No 50 FifhaVe'
The collection comprises 16O frst-class paintings.
The steamer St. Petersburg, having on board
large cargo of tea went ashore about two weeks ago.
on the coast Of Bermuda The Coast Wreekng Company
has put it afoat, and it will be towed to this port.
Although no order has yet been issued TO
bring Stokes the Tombs for resentence under
the decision Of the General Term it is probable that he
will be sentenced to-day If further stay be not oD-
tained.
The following is a comparative statement OF
the contagious diseases OF the past two weeks: