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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-01

LEARN TRADEs.-There ia an unfortunate ton
dency among the youth OF tho present day to
neglect the acquiring OF some usainl trade. to 60
into business, which means the coming to the
city to go into the store OF q snail salary with
smaller chances Of advance. A large majority of
our young men seem to feel that it is not houOra-
bic to be carpenters, blacksmiths or machinists
No greater mistake could bs made. Young men
from the country, do not be tho anxious to quit
the paternal roof. DO not be Rllured by the giit-
tering inducements of great cities TO turn your
backs upon the expenenoa aud advice of your
fathers Above allthings, before going forth to
encounter the vieissitudes Of fortune, arm your
self with thorough knowledge of some branch
OF labor. Many young men Of promise and Ia
lent become failures, because they start out in
life without any specific purpose, and drift
around without rudder or compass until they are
completely lshipwrecked. No matter how fair
your prospects may be, no time is lost which is
spent in the learning Of good trade, and ne
greater mistake was ever made, than supposing
that there was anything dishonorableor or undign /
fed in the calling Of the cargenter the shoemaker
OF the cooper. TnH .l
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-01
Its NAME"

For the Ga1ettes
MR.. EDTToR.-In perusing the local colnn1fs
Of the RUeTy EUeasnu, Of Yesterday. oTr eve ,-ts
ca upon an article Invaded, HIT's NAME" which
tends TO convey to the minds of its readeas some
erroneous impressions A few davs nSJ0S tIaf No.
per published an extract from one az its eC1vIna
exchanges in reference to this trope ana (vtr1v
OF comment, stated that IL was not aware Of the
existence of minstrel troupe in fhis citv and -
quested TO be Informed of IL name ~. ,vbicb
lniormation was immediately furnished them by
enc of its members and nothiuor fntfber w. said
Of it until the article spoken of above aoneorad 4,
yesterdays issue. Ii also addA fhat n recei,-od a
communication giving considsrahIa infovroosi.,,,
rs TO the general character of thia fronns 1vhicb
says "many hard things about them . and aeclInes
publishing it. Now, Ii that paper "a iiSnosed ~
do us justice, and give us an opportnnity "a de,
fend ourselves, 1t viii publish the commEnicotio,,
u speaks or We have no idea where the author
OF Lne ommunleatlon received his information
nor nor, are we curious 20 know, but win inform him
1I InAt comnoe sense should teach him that @The
Dy zoe Is not an appropriate name fore minstrel
troupe. '' ONE OF TEE TRoUPF.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-01
RVnE onEsTER.

two INFANT oHILDREN BURERD TO pBATR
About seven o'clock, Tussday morning, says the
Chester Mere fire broke ont in house owned
jenkins Porter, 40 West TAird street near Tni' IN
apartment inwhioh tao FIRE was first discovered
WasiOn Soa ueoQad hanr Of the hqck building, and
was occupied BY William Harland, his wife and
two children. The F1raallin Fire Company has
toned to the scene. got into serviceand commenced
to throw water on the burning building, and In q
shor time succeeded Ia extinEniahing the flames;
but not befoto the children OF William HaTand
had been hnrned 10 death. The eldest child was
named Kate Harland, her age fifteen months,
While the other was only Eve weeks old, and had
when the lire was first discovered, Anna Har-
land, the mother ef the children, was in the yard
sitting ashes. She was at once sndeavored to reach
her children, but was prevented from entering the
room by the flames and smoke.
The beding must have caught fire, but by what
means, was not clearly shown at the inquest
Both father and mother Of the children testified
that there was no fire in the room at the time,
neither WeFe there any matohes within the reach
OF the children. Atithe time the bed caught fire
besides the two children burned to death, was the
child of neighbor, little glrl, about three years
Of age who escaped, through the exertious OF Jos
Brown, who rushed through the flames, and low
cred tue child out Of the window. The child had
hsan left in the care of Mrs. Harland. while her
mother was performing some work at the house Of
fhe appearance the children presented, was
mos. shocking. The Oldest was literally hurH,
70 crisp in some parts, while the skin roiled
down in pieces the little body exposing the red
smoking flesh. The other child was not so badly
burned, but both must have suffered great agonies
before relived by death. .slts
A Coroner's inquest was held at 10 O'Clock, and
after examing witnesses. the jury rendered the
following verdict;
"ThAt death was caused by the explosion of a
coal oil lamp setting fire to bed in the house OF
Jenkins Porter. 246 West Third street"
The damage TO the building is tri6ing, not exN
ceeding $3.50.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-01
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MRKTINos rnIs uVEHENa. /.

The AmericuS club. third story front, Morrows
building, 2ll Market street. I.lI gHI
Hope Lodge, No 81, 4 o o n at oda Fsl-
lows Hall, Sd and King Sts. N'11
Eden Lodge, No "a, TO . n, at Odd Fellows
Morning Star tI'f bfiEaiEidd, No 2, s OFT. at Oth
and Market Sts. .y nv, It+...s.ft t,.t
Delaware Council, No 2, q q A N, at Ne
chanics' Han. 219 Market sc. t6 vF4
Rodney Council, No l3, Q y A n, at 7O2
Diamond state Lodge, No. s, q y, at Good
Fellows Hall, Sd and Market Sts.
Champion Lodge, Ne G. X Of p, at Knights Of
Pythias Hall. 2ll Market st.
Oriental Lodge, No Is, X Of P, at Ferris &
CARROTS Building, 604 Market st, .zl3y tt
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-01
Am lDsEMENTs.
AT THE G RAND OPERA HOUSE,

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last evening. Nj. DomInIek Mprry and troupe
agAl1 appeared 10 the exciting drama 81 al1s-
apes Irom ping Bing." The audience was not
dulte 20 large a. tn the previous evening, but
then the present weather ls 20 extreneIv diss-
gseeA@e' thet many psopb decline = lsAgS hemu
OF an evening unless compeiled to do 80 BY busi-
ness. Ihe pay No. beforg. va excOllently pre-
sented, Mr.. Murray, proving the centre Of in
tsreet and ekoltemnnts Mr. y. Kslbourna, as Karl
causing maot hsarty and puolon0od lahRhtsf, and
ne DaAaaos o. tie Company aAordiu 3 mpsf a,
Geilent support Mis- Nellie SOnM ~ aLihs
LowFXS played with spirit and 0llscl WAl.D D.
Leslie aosain, ab Harry Bedfcfd carried ths
ympaInles OF ne audienco with him, thr0aRh.
OUT Ans evening" the play will again Be pre-
sented. Ior ne hae time, when those who Have
not yet been thsrt thohld surely attend. llI1S5
AT RItn nisrr1uRn HaIx. II ,.,'. t.D !
Heaiy q CohGnrs HibsrHiana vii pppshF 20
nselIoW evening" and continue three higRl q. TIE
ssllens s. o. TN entsrlalnmoat, and thsYl ere
Eemerons - this oley, sAoala not fail 10 "a ~
nAA % oEerAoWihg, On oash nithf. stlEhHH
~ I4lEILH NELL 4 e,s ~ K -st 'A
On Monday and Tuesday evenings rarti sAs
great Protean AE4sat aTSssls e1.l1is IN. d11stt1.
nA Diamond" s" fhe enceeasfaI Fitil ~ fbfla tr.i
me greatest the1trical aentation AZ lie day, uff
appear at the Grind OPEN Hoo n ~ -
drama, TldeIa The Rl1s EVeigp :. TSr-T,r- ~
progteas OF the play, aLittle Nelis win atiD - n
her unsurpassed songs dhncri ma 4hfle EfIan
The members ol tte Falne ii dsS AZ fhIT
cltys with their hose earFagss win abpeSr rlnou
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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-01

o. o. F.-A special session of the Grand
Lodge of Delaware, /. D. o. f., was held last
night, in their room at Odd Fellows Han, to de-
eide upon the recent action of the Hall Company.
IN increasing the rent for The woupper stories Of
the Hall, which are rented by the Grand Lodge.
and subrented to the subordinate Lodges. The
rent, heretofore, has been $500 per annum, which
the Hall Company have increase to $500, after
consideration of the subject, the Grand Lodge
decided to obtain, If possible, lease upon the
two upper stories, for ten years. at $500 per year
Without transacting any further business the
Lodge adjourned. tt
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-01

The RAILROADS AND CoNaREss.- The st.
Louis Globe says: There seems to be growing
feeling among the Congressional representatives
IN favor of doing something, though few know
what, in relation 10 the practical monopoly now
exercised by principal railroad routes. Bills and
resolutions of inquiry have been introduced by
Judge Shellabarger, Mr.. Kelley, KellingsT and
others. The postal telegraph matter is affecting
the whole subject OF internal commerce and inter-
State communication, and bringing up anew the
question how far Congress has power, if it has
any. to control or correct the monopolies COM
planned Of.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-01
ON MARRIAGE.

Happy Relief for Young Men from tbs
Effects Of Errors and Abuses in early life Man
hood restored Impediments TO Marriage removed
New method Of treatment New ard remarkabli
remedies Books and Circulars sent free. in sealed
Addrsss, HOWARD ASSOCIATION. No. 2Routb
Ninth ST.. Philadelphia. Pa, an Institution having
. hiRh.TeputatiOn for honorable conduct and pro
0ssiOnaI skill. Tlf-I dac6-2aW
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-01
LOCAL IRTEuuu cERsw.
4 happy New Year.

A happy New Tear. 9tf'
Dull and gloomy weather, this. rasE SEP
Hope Loan Association meets this evening ~
The Pavements are in worse condition than
e'eI' a4 Hl 60 sV afof
Watch meetings were held at the Methodist
Churches, last evening.
Tho "Hiberniana" commences tO-rnoFrow even
Ing, at the Institute Hall. 7f,@ n
The gloomy weather is enlIyened bv the merry
jingle Of the sleigh bells. =
The new engine of the p. W. &BRR.No.
81, now makes regular trips. ~ ~ : ~
Some enthusiastic individuals uabcrcd in. The
New Year with discharges of IRE arms. "
Mr.. Dominick Murray appears nt the Grand
opera House again tonight. Don't fail'to go Z
Little Nell, the "Calfornia Diamond" win an.
pear et the Grand Operal House ON Monday and
Tuesaay evenings next. lr,ytilal' W
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-01

The telegraph hastens to inform us, from
Washington, that business is being resumed in
New Orleans, and "the people are generally ac-
quiescing in the condition of affairs" The peo-
pie have nothing else to do. They were not con-
suited in the change that has taken place and the
citizens of New Orleans have about as little to do
with the choice of Pinchback as the people of
New York. We are not surprised to hear that
"but for the newspapers it would not be known
in administration quarters that there was any
wide spread dissatisfaction in that State"
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-01

AN OFFICER AND YET NOT AN OFFIoER.--
In 1866 the DelaNA are Legislature passed an act
creating the oklice ot SPoeial Constahl for New
Castle County, for three years, This act was
afterwards amended 20 at to extend the ofIiGS fDr
thTee more years, after which 1t expired. Under
ms act' VIM. Doran wab appointed Special Coz
stable, and has held this Office ever since. His
ONCE by virtue OF the aOt creating 1t, expired in
eoruary, 1872, but, defining that the extension
Of the term Of office to six years dated from tho
passage of the amendment in stead Of from the
PaBsago OF the act, VIM. Doran has still con.
hnued in the exercise Of his official duties
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-01

A DANGEROUS AMusEMExT.-We like "a see
our juveniles enjoy themselves as far as they NAV
without interfering With the rights OF Others =
When amusement ceases to be innocent and harm.
less it ceases to be proper diversion. and ndnlg-
ence therein should be restrained. We are aIUays
glad 10 contribute to TIP happiness of the rising
generailon whenever 1t may be done without de.
triinent ~ 10 themselves Or any one else. We must
ma iault, however with the juvenile practice OF
c9asung upon Sidewalks. The constant running
% oI siedS ON the snow tends to pack II and render
t1e walking SO slippery that pedestrians arc in
injury. .. -
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-01

PIGEON SHooIIEG.-Last week a pigeon
shooting match was held at the Schuetzen Park,
which resulted in a tie between Jos. Smith and
Edward Francis. Yesterday afternoon, de-
Gliding contegt took place between these two
parties, at the park, ia which Smith came or
the victor, and won the prize, ;roting wagon,
valned at about $I40.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-01

THE SITUATION IN CUBA.-Recent dispatch
es show that, Notwithstanding Spanish repres-
entatlons to the contrary, lighting in Cuba
Is still going on--and that the rebels, so far
from being disorderly rabble, are under strict
military discipline and organization. To
subdue them, It is reasonable 10 suppose viii
require double the number Of troops Spain has
now on the island.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-01

THE COUNTY AssRssNENTs s.-John Aikan Faa
the Assessor tor the Southern District Of this CITY,
has completed his assessment The V1u1ir has -
done in a very careful manner, and eVerv voter'e
name, that could be found in the district has nam
secured and in complianee with tie Iaw All ~
estate aseessable this year has been reeordad1 -
Books have been left I'll the following oncaS a
Ward at the White Horse HOTEL Seeu,,I st,l sT,atI
nall: I'd Ward, at theFelton Hor,sa Reco,6 h,A
Walnut; 50 Ward, at The House Of Jacob Honssr,
Fnurtb and SMPley: 4th Ward, at the Asssssors
resldenee' 4OO East Fourth street; 10th Ward, At
Mr.. GuthTis'S store, zoo Front street Tbo-e yvbo
desire to examine the Assessment can do so 81 tbo
places named, where the books win remain sevsrai
days. .=....,.. .- - :,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-01

BRoEE ITS NEcK.- horse belonging to Mr..
David RidgWay, at No. 4O4 Madison street,
broke its noCk, on Monday night, while attemps
iing to free itself from the halter. The horse
was possessed Of fa decided aversion 10 being
hahered, at nights aud had broken several
hAlIers On monday, Mr.. r. procured new
one, which prOvedtoo strong for the horse, and
in ehdsavOFing 10 effect a release its neck wa
bNokaD. The animal was valued at about $50.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-01

In DARKNRss.-The neighborhood of Third
and French street has been clothed in darkness
for the yast few evenings, owing to some defect
or other in the lamp on he corner. Last eve
ming no lamps WerO lighted, on French street,
from Front 10 Fourth. This is not, by any
means the frat time that snch complaints have
been made, and the people in that neIRhborhood
are getting tired Of the defect, and demand a
remedy. UJt}T Tf.H, la.f
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-01

OSE CAsE.-Sinee Monday morning, but one
case has been tried before Mayor SiInms, that Of
Mrs. Mary Ann Gallon, Of Stanton, who came to
Wilmington, with $40 to make some purchases.
Sheseems TO have invested heavily In bad whlskey
and as consequence, lost her money, and got
locked up She was fined so cents and costs.
VIM. Bently, col, was arrested on complaint of
his step father for throwing stones at his house,
Thib morning, the complainant falling to appear, he
was discharged.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-01

A touching tribute of affection was that dis
played by % little glrls in Allegheny City who on
Christmas morning repaired 20 the grave Of loved
playmate who died in April last and placed on the
snowy mound that covered her remains beautiful
wreaths aud boquets. Such evidences of youthful
affection are sOFare that they deserve more than
the mere passing mention they will receive.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-01
Stoan AtomI1ers,

For the Inhalation Of atomiEed fluids in the treat
mOnt oohrOnic diseases of the throat air passage
and lungs Being self acting they produced an ever
and continuous flow ofsT -ay without Inconvenience
or labor. During the EAST two or three wears w
have supplied several dozen of these atomiEers ano
In most cases with very satisfactory results
T. BRINGHURST Co., Apothecaries,
Corner Sixth and Market streets
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-01

DECLINED Hon. Willard Hall declined being
elected President Of the Wilmington Savings
Fund Socisty, over which he has presided for
iorty-one years, being annually reelected, and
Joseph Bringhurst, ESQ.,, was, last evening, elected
in his stead. r,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-01

GOLD DEVELOPMENTS. two or three
years ago a valuable nugget of Vold was found on
Mr.. Robert Davidson's farm in MONTGOMERY
county, Maryland, and within the last few weeks
several additional specimens of great value have
been found on the same farm. -
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-01
CITY NOTICES.
Parfu1ne AtomiKrs.

An elegant, pleasing, simple and useful apparatus
for difusing perfumeTy in the most economical man
ner. scenting the clothing, handkerchief and hall
and for making cooling and soothing apPlicat,onso
water or other liquids for headache. inhamed eyes
burns sensitive surfaces, &C., also for dsinfectna
and poffnninR the sick room. For sale BY
E. BRINGHURST 4 CO..
Corner Sixth and Market streets.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-01
New ACCOMPLISHMENTS.

Funeral Notice. =
NOtice-W, f. Gillespiei
Notice American Star Lodge. I-.
Grand Opera House-Little Nell.
DiVid6nd-Union National Bank.
Observation-Disclosures 4 Jackson. Ha.
Wilmington Institnte-Spccial meeting. ID.
Notice. W ilmington Savings Fund Election;
Public School House over Third Street Bridge.
Grand Opera HOusG-Prison Life in New York.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-01

MARRIRD WOAEAE's RIGHTs.-Petitions are
in circulation asking relief for married women,
especially those deserted BY their husbands, from
the laws Of this State which bear SO Oppfessively
upon their TightS. These are the things asked:
That married woman shall have the manage.
unent and right Of fdevising her own property By
willard thOli liProEisioD be made for the support
Of wome6 sWfo are, or may be deserted By their
husbands and atsit hOmesieads secured 10 them.
The petitions are, now being circulated about
our city fptth reception Ofsignatures.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-01

LIoHTINe THE Cry LAMrs.-The Lamp Com
mlttee me- last eveniDR,and dsci6ed TO award the
contract Tor lighting, extinauishing and cleaning
the city lamps for the year. 1873, 70 Jas Maharty,
whose bid was $1,000 for the whole city. Mr.. Ma.
harty, it Is said, will sub-Iet all tie Districts.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-01

SALE OF oNEY.-At the regular inonthly meet
,ng q wilmington Loan AsaOciatiOp, last evening
$1,000 sold at 80 per cent premium, and $1,000 At
%. I..- n - = :
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-01

TIE report announcing the purpose OF the
President TO abolish pOlgamy In Utah, does
not mention the method, farther than to inti-
mate that Congress will be called upon to
enact law for the purpose; but we gather
that the law passed and the President will
an agreeable circumstance 30 know that the
last relic of barbarOps age has been swept
aside, and the country free from any form
Of Teproach. More than this, the breaking
up the system will prove an actual blessing 70
the Mormons themselves! t,t - =
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-01
6pr 8tHt.

ENORRENT--RoOms in the second story of the
~ Gasette. building. ZIG MarkSt street suitable
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1873-09-05

PLYMOUTH GOLD DIGGINGs.-M essrs.
Woodcock Bly, are at work in the
gold diggings near A. B. Pollard's.
Having repaired the spout that conveys
water to the mining, which is over one
half of mile in length, they are now
making excavations in the gold bearing
earth by the use of water poured from a
high elevation through a hose attached
to the spout, which gives force to the
water that moves the earth rapidly and
large boulders are tumbled down by the
undermining process. 1t is said the
diggings are yielding good pay to the
miners.