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New-York tribune., 1873-06-25
PROBABLE WIFE MURDER.

George Wise, age SO, boatman, residing at
No 27 Presidentst., Brooklyn returned to his home
last evening grossly intoxicated, and without any canse
assaulted his sick wife Mary, uictng injuries That II Is
believed will terminate In her death. O1icer Cl'rN
OF the THIRD Precinct while passing the tenement
heard tho cries OF the woman, and going
into Wi.e's apartment found hin kicking
his wife. who was lying prostrato on the hoor
She was cut and bruised in fearful manner, AMI the
blood was pouring from the wounds on her head and
face Her brutal husband apparently crazed with
rum. and made fierce attack on the officer who was
Obliged to club him. The woman became nsensiole
and was conveyed to tho Long Island College Hospital
where an examination was made and it was found that
she had received internal injuries OF fatal nature.
Her husband was locked up in cell ia the statOnAOuse
New-York tribune., 1873-06-25

The Cornerstone of tho Tompkns-ave
Presbyterian Church viii be laid at p III. to-day. The
Rev. 4. q. CLARK viii olcige.
Father Beeson wills give n lecture tonight
or Can't Jack and the Modoc N the Baptist Church
on MacdOugal-st near Sprln--st,
A meeting Of the Cotton Exchange will be
held to-day to confirm the proceeding OF meeting in
relation to closing tho Exchange On the ST and 5h of
July OF this year.
The sale Of the paintings and other works
OF art Of the artist the late Joseph Fagnanl Is to he
tinued throughout the week The pctures already sold
have bcrn sacrificed but the contributions to the fund
for purchasing the paintings o The Nine MUSES." for
the Museum Of Art. have been liberal. Tho ccc-
brated picture, "Gulccoh," was sold lOr Sl,OD whe
the Young Artist" brought $780, and beautiful rnt
piece 500.
A dramatic performance was given last
evening ut Terrace Garden Thcater, in aid OF ho
Ladies' Auxiliary Society attached tho Mount Sinai
Hospital The attractive feature ~ grand supper and
ball greatly increased the size of the audience. TaH
programme embraced the farce An Hour IN a Coiut-
ing-hOu.e" and the oprrettn Tho sunday Hnhlctf,'
both rendered IN German Lewis bOtthOld ieAd IIuW-
ence partOOk OF sumptuOus COLLATION. Whhe he haH
was preparing for the dancers. As near ~ could be as
tertained last evening, the profits were $4,000
At the annual election for Directors OF the
Atlantic aud Pacific Railroad held csterdly 40 the cJ
OF broadway and Eoadcsts. tho resignation OF Pgcs
ident Alden b. stockwe accepted and the follow
meu elected Board Of Directors; oliver Ames. North
Easton, Mass oEins Bailey. White Cloud, Kausa /;
Frederick Billings Woodstock. ". T. r. Hishup Bids
port. COnu william IL. C"llu, NeN-iorK; Uuc'
Cruckcr, Boston, Mass; George >. Curir, Boston, Nisr
". K. Ganison, Nrw-IOrk; Francl' A. URy,l, ,
Per q, H., Eew-Yorki yos"ph sthgmau, Nc@-
Yorh Andrew v. stout. New York
New-York tribune., 1873-06-25
LIENS on A BANKRUPT BANK.

The affairs of the Stuyvesant Bank being
before Register-n- Bankruptcy Dwight, the sXpenny
Savings Bank and the New-YOrk Savings Bank sub
mted claims for the full amount Of their deposits in
that bank and cOnended that, under the State law.
their claims operate liens having preference over
the claims OF other creditors Upon Mr.. Dwight's re-
port, the question raised by the banks before
Judge BathiOrd OF the United States District Court
and he ed that the affirmative provisions OF the state
law operate 10 give lien 20 the savings banks far
the items OF the amounts deposited within those
provisions" The matter was sent back 10 the Register
lnI IIIthAr nrnnf.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-25
NEW TRADE ROOMS.

The new rooms of the Importers and Gro
GERS Board OF Trade, ut Wali and Water-sts were
formally opened yesterday afternoon. VIM A. Booth,
the President, congratulated the members on tho
event. giving brief history OF the organization since IFS
establishment in July, 1871, the important results Sc
cured its action and its prospects for the future
David NJ stone spoke OF the test OF all trades distn-
gushing between the true and the falsc-dOWnught
houcsty-thc measure by which character Is estimated.
the high principles OF truth and honesty which govern
this guild. aud FOR which u formed, AMI IN conr
sOu hoped that they would permCatc the trace, which
il such an honorable one. Addresses were made NY
Charles T.. Hill, Mr.. Ockershausen, and Mr. kneyds,
after which the members partool of IA collation..
New-York tribune., 1873-06-25
BROOKLYN.

Prospect Park visitors last week, 230G}1.
The Board of State Assessors viii have Il
conference with the Board OF Supervisors at lOa n
to-day in regard TO an equitable valuation Of the taxable
real estate Of Kings County.
The body of an unknown woman, apparently
aged 49, was found last evening in Newto"n Cree AMI
was taken to tho dcad-housc in Unionaye. THE body
was clothed in "A brown and white striped dress and
button CALLERS.
Charles huston, resident of Wythc-aye.
and Tay lor-st T. D. accidentally fell from the uuper to
the lower deck OF She steamer Norwak, and sustained
injuries that resulted fatally IN "a few mOmen1S Inc
deceased a married man.
The Collector Of Taxes sold, yesterday, GOO
p'ots OF ground with buildings, for unpaid assessments
ofl3,l There were many bidders, but few BUYERS.
house and lot belonging TO Grace Church. on the lutls.
,oll for S5t house and lot OF +. C. Lttletcd lor So
fle Long Island ClUb-Iloasc for Ny9; CN CohlloutF
J1lrsous house and lot Sjl2; house ami lo, oi tt
Eaihneisch estate, S2S; Hamilton FisS house ana ioi,
Slli: and COmmodOit Strduah ans mousse ana lo' ol
uamiton-aye" si'I.
Ag car No. l4 of the Franklin-avc. line was
turning the curve at Dyson-aye aud Secondst ~ 1880
d m. Yesterday on an uptown trip horsemau riding
h, tbe ouposte direction dashing around tie cor
ner The rider was unable TO his horse which
rpue in collision wl the car, breaking the platform
INN nm 1gneuts The man thrown into The Ctr lac
Grating his head aud acr iriGhtiuly TIE surIoo, VINO
were summoned thuS that lac cannot recover. Dtalel
Dougan one of the passengers, had his face ana arms
,.it .ty.rely Tie hu,tH Was thrown unicr thc car,
hrpli. ING one MS Nlui ttSS.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-25

FTHh Apenue HoteI-ihe Hon. Francis Herman ana
Judge Doote Of Ultra J. ubly Ashton Of Wssh5gt9n an
CpnAed Of Vermont. NttoJts T0bL-Dr shel o. hehn
Of PhadePhs Cen r. r. Jones Of Bn8hamton Gen .
Colorado, J. ~ Walker Of Chicago ami SPRINGER haFhhs. '
H0kL-Commauder q. debolse o. TIE bnsH
U9ht-Tbe Hon W. G. Smith Of Ne''''
sITbe Piirirn Of 81 ST. phens Colege''
Errcu H0ase- John La fafge. 1fopy"%t
). Backus VI sclcuea hirc5O0t Iiotst-
Florida r. ClencJ Of Boat p.1 fndrk hJ'-I ~
Pocsl Of DE sauih Leighton Gsy HouSe-Ihe Ee'' j. D.
din lf.flgn ia
New-York tribune., 1873-06-25
THE BIBLE IN THE COMMON SCHOOLS.

COLUMBUS, June 4.-ln the case Of the ex-
cusion Of the Bible from Common Schools in Cncin-
na the Supreme Court to-day decided that the School
Board had a right TO pass resolution to exclude not
only the Bible aud singing, but religious instruction,
and the Court has no authority interfere their
discretion in the exercise OF this power.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-25
A PERJuRER SENTENCED.

PROVIDENCE, June M.-In the United States
Court to-day, Joseph Perry Of HewYOrk. who pleaded
guilty 20 an indictment Jr PERJURY IA tho Jnmel estate
case sentenced TO four years IN the State prison and
n fine OF $40
New-York tribune., 1873-06-25
HOME EE WS.
rroMI.tnr kRRlvALa.

THERMOMETER YE5TgRD..i. &C gtCKrNs0yS ~ PArE.aow.
m-sSs Soon-e1' ,r & Miinight-12' AyeTage-LJl
New-York tribune., 1873-06-25
iAuno1ncenellA

iAun0lnccrsllsi
Assure RELATIONSHIP -WUITCOMB's REMEDY
For an elegant Summer HAT Of superior
quality 20 ect 20 l.-f irIGs- 10 HaIsltt
LYoN's TOoru TABLETS are absolutely pure
and i,ee from ac.-, sn, or o.sf hlrt.li s-oat-l1c
SUMNER ENCUgsIONs.-kNOX has a variety
of ts suitable o-c0r1o.s faHg parties &c. Cheap tad
o4 hi0l 4.S Aa.e your pIAaso No ~ BfolGssI.
TIE ANNOYANCE AND DIsAGREEABLESEss or
PD,pls, AyD Ble1crr 80 gus szv o9TTaS
Dr.. J,YS4s Alse,,rva SAYS RATIONAL yob
AL ski DEsAsll LR-.-5ys TsrTza, SALT EasrA &C.
Two HUNDRED PIANOS AND ORGANS, Of first
class make I'D lsDtsD. h h sold no lover p-ee, 0f
cash in4a, rent during IBIS v-s ~
HJEACE WARNS a $50 Dra11 shan ta1e ever le@a o1>d -
.Ose Nev-i CAL 4aI examine, seli Tor pnce st
ANEs-CHAsH.-"A mghtier worker the ono
self aHl h. other o tl-a most Eho s1r7rg
him. anl he D..a, 81 Co." o. u1o.isre A. Y, certainly
h.. tLs INTEREST sI .sl. ~ a. tleg aVlaeol
tie Domestic Paper Patterns
The LIMITS or SCIENCE, n reply 20 Mr.. God
Wu by P.l. 70 L. Il.l-4. "a IJ-SE LEcr-Rz krrRA No
New-York tribune., 1873-06-25
LONG ISLAND.

WoopHAyEN. -l llto on Monday afternoon
q Frencnuau nlmcd Napoleon Cirmic, while drDo4' be-
rdme quarreisomo aud desperate. lie seized carving
knife aud hammer slcd into tho streets, threatening
,u.t,nt death 10 ovcry person whom he CHANGED g.
meet In n short time no succeeded IN clearing tie
sect oi pcdesgun aud had virtual possession 81 the
village word wa a. the authorities in unWca
t which township Mu1lhINcn Il fttiit'u, ana bht t'
Wiley AMI Stuly, .d,.tblr ur;ncd inl prnyidri N.h
wrran; TrpccCsrG 20 .t."-t Carmc. They found rue
il .,cd fo force . Wiutut As Oliicer Wiley WAS cmb-
M lu, Cdruic kuuyk'd um srdN.loh' VITA a t"p'
rluu S0iAs while sssi, INK The oint't wa, slruvA "
tt,, tt.Ip win % .Ui,. Il ~ severely li0dtrl th"t
h., recovery II duab,f Oicef Wiley soon rt'9N,ou
Li, srus,s. and. w;H OHiWr sculi, sd'veed'd IN Sc
cal M han, Uut uvt un.l tncy had beaten hh dh's'
New-York tribune., 1873-06-25
STATEN ISLAND.

senseless with cir climbs. The prisoner has been ort,
few months tn.s country, and was despe rate crG
STATEN ISLAND.
STAPLETON.-Thc staten Island police hava
made about 100 arrests duru2 the month nsa-
one-half u which were A.w-T1.k roagis VINO yute1
the island on Sundays The yachts Dauntless Rn
cbantress, Feetwng, and Easo. were AZ anchor on
we're stom-hound az the Upper Ql1rantias grounds
RcmoSD.-Tlo Richmond County Court and COur, o,
oyer ahG ieFhinfr Convened yes.,..ay. Tae Grand
Jury VIII present i1lClmrL.. to-ia
NEW-JERSXY.
JERSEY CnY.-At the meeting Of the Board
OF Public WORKS, yesterday. Comm -iOncr Gnle,t On
jected 10 the payment Of $500 to George g. Plynun
for coal furnished tho water " on the group6
that the contract not let 10 tno 1cs bidder tina,
10 was not signed. sealed cxrc .. and that Plym,
b}iitv MI Va' T6c KIM G M r. 'G Go,,, zee DGS,-
on Public Buiinng5 autuo.z to oycg tiso for pro-
pOsai5 to furnish pans and -pecia ,. iar new Dub.
ing School No John Roger agd Jane Murphy ~
burglars who entered MTs. PnIp GOi dOu3 residence
No. o. Jerseyaye., last Taursday IzAt and who wen
RAJ servant grls residing u the vicinity OF ma Gorio,'
house identified ue prisoners D. men whom they had
seen Tro"AnS around tnc follow m0rA'ng, and jus
tee eCyluOu COWm.H,d ~. 10 the Hudson County
Jail. The anniversary exercises Of the Jorsey civ
High school tooh place last evening" ~ tue presence q
large audience ne prot tramla included reotatious
Alvu Graft Edward POST Mamie Hyatt, Lille Coulter
Josie Crecdc, Kaio EA.-, aaIur EIO.t, ANNE GadG.
Lena Glucck, AUorI4e Lear. and 81 E't,le WOodcDcs
all OF which were 0e rendered. Ml-s Fannie Wa.sf
read the only essay cf the evening, her theme being
"Iuteiectua Plea. re and Pr,hf"....Ihe BOagd Of Al
doImen requested ilc Board ol Finance last night
make an appropriation Of $500 iO coyI ue expenses u
decorating the sOGcr graves lH Nay, aud to pay i0r
fireworks 10 celebrate FOurtn Oi july.
EEwARK-A site i. 10 be selected along the river or
cauai ior luoc D1'h'.-AIe t't as h"Fei'y Pdfk va
pO tpOned ulti to-day owing 10 the rlIu-. The Indus
trial Exhibition VIII begin ln the Rink sept. l.
TATERsCS-Thc Van Wlukle B0RaTt tla. wac confined
yestcIday. Cornelius Eo-au, Juc ptl7Dufr5 l.Othef,
and witness for Tie defense, was CXaLLld ~ eugtA
but no new facts we're cI.ci.ed.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-25

senseess with their climbs Tho prisoner has been MR.
few months IN t.s country ana was despe rate or,n
iual In
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-29
the cLAYT0M HOUSE.
PRKPARAFIoNs FOR ocCUPANcY--F UPHoL-
sTERKRS AT WORK

PREPARAFIoNs FOR ocCUPANcY--FHR UPHoL-
sTEEKRs AT WORK.
George c. Maean, upholstereT, of this city, has
heen awarded the coafract foe peEiorning he up
holBtering work in the Clayton Houas, for el2p0O,
and commenced laying the carpet in the upper
chambers on Tuesday morning. The best cham
bers will be caFpeted with body Brussels the
others with good article Of IneTain The furni-
ture, 1t is expected, will begin 10 arrive in few
days.
The following rOOms on the ground floor have
already been rented: The room in the basement
at the corner Of 5th and Market stFeeta has been
leased for barber shop. and the one next il ID
John Merrick for BANKING House. The eOTneI
store at 5th and King has been let to William
Ware for drug store, and is now being fitted up
Another to Mr. GailaheT for a dry goods store
The two Others are for rent
From present appearances the Hotel will b'
Toady for opening by the time promised, tho "a
of February
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-29
SHIP B0ILDIRc.
LAuNUII OF THE REvENUf CuTfER hAkEAEEAN N
tf AT CnKsrEls.t .if b l}N

The Government Revenue Cutter, MdnhattaR,
was launched on Mondhy morning at the iron
ship yard Of Chas A. Wcidene-, Esq, at Chester.
The NeacS gives the following dimensions of the
vessel:
Length, 100 feet; beam, 90 A.; and hold, n
She is bnilt Of iron, in the usual manner, inside
and outside strikes, and measures 4f tOns O. NJ.
Her draft Of water when loaded, is 3 featr 81
Her keel is Of iron, 2 by in; stem, tjy in =
Her AoOr plates bio inches thick and 10 inch
es deep She has a middle line intercostal Keel
son, 5-l6 by ~ inches. She has three breasthooks
aud four bulkheads. gtTI5g. e.
Her deck stringers are 10 In. by ~ in. She Il
cemented up TO her bilges on the inside, prevent
ing her rivet heads from wearing away. Herrnd
der Is Of SIG inch plate, filed Ia with white pine
She has deck house and wheel house fore and
aft, after the usual pattern. Her engines are com
pound and fitted with condenser with $50 feet
/ surface. The propeller is what Is known as Cath
carts, and can be turned Sideways, at will, max
Ing Il do the work of propeller aud frudncr % th'
same time. II is of cast iron, feet diameter, ha
blades, and varying pitch of 13 TO Is feet. Shl
win have one boiler IA feet AonR, BS 1ed high
and 70 feet wide.
The cutter is Of fine model and is expected Il
exhibit good speed. -4
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-29

A SERIOUs AoCIDEKF happened to Harvey
CLARK, Of Ooleraine township, Chester Co., Pa,
on Wednesday evening last. A noise being heard
in his sheep fold, Mr. q. supposed dogs were
attaching the sheep and taking heavily loaded
gun he sailed cut. No dogs were found. In
relnniiOg tOlhe house Mr.. Clark slipped on the
ice and iell, aud al the same moment threw the
gun from him for safety; but 1t unfortunately
struck fence and the charge exploded, the
load entering his right lex below the knee pro-
ducing fearful Wound. A large hole was made
between the bones Of the leg, some Of the shot
going entirely through. Although an artery
was severed and profuss bleeding resulted, the
patient Is recovering under the treatment oI
skilfnll physiciana
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-29
RuaInaaa NotIcaa.

Cheap COot.-StOVe %. 25, Nut $3.50 per 22aO
pounds for cash only, at yard South of Market
street Bridge. feb2l-H WM. j. BRowN
To Pic Mo PARTIRs.-A fine assortment Of
English pickles and sauces OF all kinds Walnut
aud TomatOe catsup, fresh Salmon, Lohsters, Sar-
dimes, Picked AMI Cove Oysters, &c, sc. Also
Matthews & Latours celebrated olive oils at
BOWMAN'S the GroceT's 4th and Lombard
Improved Porcelain lined and Brass pressrvin
kettles, Mason, Dexter, Valve. Wilcox, and othe
glass. stone and tin air tight jars and cans cheap
at BOWNAN'S the GrOcer's 4th and Lombard.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-29
BOARD OF TRADE.

MEETING OF THE MANAGERS LAST EVENING.
The regular meeting Of the Managers Of the
Board Of Trade was held, last evening, Presi-
dent Henry g. McCOnb IN the chair.
10 The absence Of Mr.. Stone. Geo A. Mastre
acted as Secretary.
The Committee appointed TO secure the pas
sage Of q General Incorporation Act, by the
State Legislature, reported that 4 Committee
Of that body had decided that the passage Of
such an act was unconstitutional.
The report was accepted and the Committee
discharged. ab8#EA
The State Constitution p,ovi,ls. that ali acts
Of incorporation shall be passed y ! two.thirds
vote Of the Legislature, II vac AflerWards de-
cided 70 obtain the opinion sc he Attorney
General, as to whether the passage Of General
Incorporation Act, in this manner, would not
come within the letter of the Law. rs4.
The committees TO petition City Council 10
secure the services Of an expert Fire Detective,
reported that that body deemed il inexpedienl
10 take any action 10 the matter. II was re-
marked, however, that no fires have occurred
since the Board made the request.
Mr.. George w. Bush presented a resolu-
| tion which was adopted, requea ing the Secre-
lary Of the treasury 10 place Revenue Cutter
| at this port
On motion Of the same gentleman, the timt
for holding the daily meetings was changed
from ii As TO l2.45.
This change win go into effect on Monday
next = a3 q Il - ~ ~ -
Sixteen persons, whose names had been pre-
vioualy proposed for membership, we're theI
unanimously elecied FrFe4 n ~
Mr.. w. T. Croasdale. stated the pFeIailinI
impression at Dover was that WSof Wilmington
we've entirely indifferent with regard 10 th
modification Of the tax laws, particularly tn
IL .E Al.
thought that unless the wishes Of our city
inhabitants in this respect we're made known a
/ Dover, no reform would be effected,
/ Mr. Croasdais and Mr.. VIM. B. GibbOn
were subsequently added to the committee I
secure the modification Of the tax lave
There being no further business before IN
meeting, the Board. on motion, adjourned.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-29

PAINFUL WoUND.-On Saturday afternoon,
as Geo. Sddhalh, an assistant in the saloon Of
Edward Shaw, on Third street, near King, was
opening oysters the knife slipped and entered
the palm OF his Leu hand. penelraiing clear TO
the knuckls bone Of the third fnger. A very
painfnl wound was the result Of the accident,
which for lime a@anlea quite q serious aspect
noon. The bleeding was then nIopped, and the
wound is now doing we'll.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-29
MAGISTRATES Gases.
BEFORE MAYOR slMMs

Thomas Rice, from Baltimore, came all the way
10 Wilmington TO get drunk. He was arrested,
aud fined 50 cents and costs.
VIM. Money was tried for drunkenness and
fined 50 cents and costs, but not having money
enough to pay the required sum, his name not
being sufficient lac will repose for a while in the
city cells.
John Doyle, another unfortunate, was fined 50
cents aud costs, for drunkenness.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-29

BAKERs' UNEON.-At an adjOuEnsd meeting
Of the stock k-holders Of tha Bakers Union, held
Jan. 2Srd, 1873, the following officers we're
elected for the present year: Prest., Robt
Tsglor; Vica f1fe n ilip Combs Treas, G.
Rehfuss; Bee. -Cfas. H. Moore; Directors
RObt. TAylOf, p Combs, G., Rehfess J. Stuck,
T. Keinle
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-29

Yoas-Mesnrs. Clark, CloVeh, Ferris, Holman,
Hutchinson, Maris, Silver, Lewis ThOnpson, Joel
Iholnpson@-0. fAAAk Fs&sk.8W - 4
NAys-DaSis, Holland, Jones, Martin, Shell
drake, stevenson, Van Gaeken, Wilda, Wilson,
Wught and M. 81 Sp5aker-1l.
a. AS the House adjourned. ~
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-29

RAILROAD AccIDENT.-A deaf and dumb
man named Samuel Wells, while walking on
the Wilmington & Reading Railroad, near
Cold Run Station, on Friday last, was struck by
the COW catcher, and thrown from the track
breaking his arm and otherwise injuring him. -
He was taken 70 his home near BIZ.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-29
AMUsEMEMTs.
TaE GEoRoIA MISsTRELs,


Az the Opera House, last evening, drew large
IOmanee. A programme of excellent merit and
variety was presented In manner which prOdnc-
I'd continuous roars Of laughter and storms of ap
plause the entire evening. The troupe left thls
morning for Philadelphia.
AT THR INSTITUTE Hall, sa
yesterday afternoon and last evening, Gen. Tom
Thumb and wife, Commodore Nutt and Miss
Minnie Warren, gave tWO Of their very pleasing
The performance was m0st eK-
cellent, and the humorous little Commodore eneA-
ted considerable merIjment by his jokes and sAl-
lies Of wit. The attendsnee N the afternoon was
very good, and quite large in the evening.
RR VAN WmKLK,
will be produced i0-nieht az The Masonic Temple,
with Mf. Joseph n. KeAne, ID the 4eAdlns chaFac,
Ter, in which he Y said 70 be the equal Of JcfleF-
son. The play u enc o. pecaIIAr nature, In
which the entire interest centres In the leading
character, by whom alone the peFf0Izaance can Be
rendered a success or failure. The FePutation
achieved by Mr. Keane, in this, his mssteFpleee
shoald be sgeielollt, p epgylpee 1ll1ltf theper
foFmanee win be a suecess as-tf
RoLLER BKAIIEa AasENHLIks 'iaa
viii be continued at The Masonic Temple, aoAtt
room, hlFd atoFy Erout tbis NTe0lnf, Whore ~
lOVeu OfGhe ap0n can nepair GOr an evenings
enjoyment fhe ao0r o 81 eTesilent cOndllloB
the skates plenty, De company pelset, md nom
ing VIII Be allowed 70 mat tAf rleaasuFe q thess
who may attend. $500 Fasa
MRs. YIcFOEIA c. W0oDHUIA-
AnR0nnnemcnl q taads II oag lyeE lsiRg col
nmna, that Mira EictaEia ~ HOodhuii will. loe
ture ID thig ely, e Inaltcte Hall, on hetGEaag
Night next. Subject, ''fhe Social kevoluaon."
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-29

FROM Philadelphia vas nearing Chester, tho tire Of
ono of the engine driving wheels broke, and the
train came to a stand still, A force was instantly
sen. up 10 make the necessary repairs. The train
was delayed over hour an its arrival here
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-29
FiNANolAL AID ooMMERolAL
NaN4 AdNartIaementa. q

Sheriff Sale.
Funeral Notice.
Registers Order.
L0st-A Black Boa.
Special Meeting Historical Society.
Victoria Z. MO0dhull-Institute Hall.
Public Sale Of Stock, &c.-W. H. II. Clark.
Public Sale Of Stock, &e.-AmOs Q. Brinton.
Election Of O6ieers Georges Library Association.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-29

BAPTIsM.-The ordinance Of baptism will be
administered to several converts, this evening,
at the Elm Street Baptist Church. corner Of
jackson and Elm streets. This church is q
branch Of the Second Baptist church. and was
only recently erected. L d meeting with
enocnraging success.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-29
LOCAL IMrRLLloEVlof

Grip Van winEise sl16s Obsra House. To-
The livery stables are doing good business in
sleighs.
Tbs cold this morning was mora iFasnss than ct
any time this winter.
Mrs. Victoria G. wOsdhull, will lecture IN tie
Institute Hall, on Saturday hight ~ &
A public meeting in regard 70 the Representa-.
ton question, is to bo held at the City Hall, on
Saturday night. tf E1f7 .'ttt
QHite number of people were disappointed by
ihs non-arrival on time, OF the train nom Phila-
delphia this IN oTning.
It is said that some oystermen put & negro
ashore on Kent Island last week with the small
pox odt ON him, aud that he is now wandering
about over the island.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-29

SALE OF FARM. Poulson Chandler,
Esq, sold tlle Gould property, in Christiana
Hundred, for the heirs on the 23l inst, at
public sale for SIS per acre. 1t contained ITO
acres. Lewis DilWorlh, purchaser.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-29

MAD STEER-On the morning OF the 18th inst,
a steer belonging to Milton Keylor, Of Colerain,
exhibited symptoms of fhydrophObia, having been
animal was fastened in a stall, and upon perceiv-
Ing any one near, would madly dash at them and
give vent TO the most terrible belloMing.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-29

SENT TO THE AIMS HoUsE--ThIs morning an
insane man, named Jacob Fulmire, was sent 90
the Aims House. lie had been living at the cor
ncr of Fifth and Adams sireets, hut was discover
cd this morning to be In a destitute aud almost
trnrpu condition