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FataI Shooting Array.

CHICAGO, June 30.-At DesMOines,
Iowa, Saturday night, Nelson Yard shot
and instantly killed Jackson Jones, who
he alleges, has repeatedly outraged his
wife. Mrs. Yard also fired q shot at
lones with a revolver, but missed him.
Yard and his wife surrendered voluntar-
lily to the authorities, and are both in
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CHOLERA.
Encouraging Reports from all Quarters
The Disease on the Decrease
in Tennessee.
RaTages ut GreeneVille, Tennessee
Increased Mortality in Cincinnati
Preparations Elsewhere.
by Telegraph
CINCINNATI,

CINCINNATI, June 80. - Thirteen
deaths from cholera are reported to the
health Office to-day. Mayor Johnston
was prostrated by it Saturday, but is
better this afternoon,
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WORKINGMEN'S
Building and Lean Association.

rTHE regular monthly meeting OF the AssO-
L citation will be head on TU ESDAI even
ing, July 1st, al 7s O'Clock, at The office OF the
southern Life Insurance Company, for pay
nnent OF dues, loans, and transaction of busi-
ness. h. HAINEh. President.
CHAs. I. PATERSON, Secretary. Jyl
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Ta1es---save Cost.

~ MEMPHIS, Tenn, June SO, ls73.
on which City Taxes have not been paid for
1879, viii be condemned fer n0n-payment
of taxes for that year. It would be well for
every taxpayer to know that his city Taxes
have been paid before that time, as no one
viii be exempt from the heavy cost that VIII
accrue after that date.
FELIX W. ROBERTSON,
City Tax Collector.
rtJtv nsr,ers copv owl fgI
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Rarnsred Duel

New ORLEANS, June GA rumOr is
current here that Colonel r. B. Rhett,
jr., chiel editor of the l7icdgfRe, and Ex-
Judge Cooley have gone 10 Mississippi
City to fight q duel. Cooley was one of
the counsel for the plaintiff In the recent
suit of Hawkins IS. the Picdyl4le for
IfhaI
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RY BOOTH & MARTIN

80, 55, a, %, 81, 50, 81, 2, s., q, Z,
Memphis, this s0th day Of June, ls7s
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EyenIng-CIass No. Iss.

MGrufng-Claas Me- I67.
rs, 49, s., 10. e, 81, !, q, "a, =, o., 70.
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Two fine GOLD WATCHES, warranted 10 be
IS represented. BOOTH & MARTIN,
iYi AuctiOneers, 30 Nan street.
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Funeral Of the Late Jesse Grant-TOpics
at WashirgtOn-The KiekapOOs on
Another ThieEiRg Raid.
Further Particulars Of Destruction by
the Earthquake in Italy-0ther
Foreign Items.
Preparations Tor Great Race Sports at
Chieag0-Exeitement over the
Jersey Derby.


WASHINGTON, June 30. = Receipts
from internal revenue for the fiscal year
ending to-day, Sll5,067, IA. The esti-
mate was S1l0,OG0,000. Receipts for
IuDa 50 051 -5g5
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Special Telegraphic Dispatches
Contains Associated Press Dispatches.
Every Kind of Political Intelligence.
Discoveries in Science and Art.
Original Literary and Selected Matter.
Agricultural and Farna Intelligence.
Information for Merchant and Producer.
Foreign ana Domestic Intelligence.
Progress of Railroads.
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THE GREAT BILLIARD MATCH.

The first of the tie games in the bill
lard tournament was played this after
noon, resulting as follows: Garaier-l,
0, l, Q, 8, !, 8, 9, S, a, Q, 2, Q. 9,
!, 0, 0. 10, 2, 81, 6, ~ Q. 3, 4 e,
o, 8, o ., y, sss Q o boIv3 q 2 ~ 81 500
/, 0, e, /, s, 0, 4, 0, 0, !, 8, /, IS, 8,
o, D, 5, 2, 10, 0, 0, !, 3, 2, Il, Is,
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TncIaImed - Paekagel

WE WILL SELL, ON
Wednesday Morning, July I'd,
At our salesroom 240 Main street, commencing
at 10 o'clock, a large lot OF
Unclaimed Express Packages.
This will be a rare chance for spectators, as
everything must and Will be sold.
Also
At same time viii be sold a line OF MILL
NEkY GOODS, IN lots 10 suit the trade, con-
sisting OF Ladies' Hats. trimmed and other
goods in variety.
ALSO
Lot Of FURNIF FU RE-ParlOr Sets, Bedroom
Sets, Tables. Chairs. Etc
Also
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LONDON, June 30.-The government
has received dispatches from Sir Samuel
Baker, dated Khartown, May 18th,
where be had safely arrived with the
other Europeans under his command.
He reports that the country as far
south IS tae equator has been annexed
to Egypt, tie slave trade has been sup
pressed, and all rebellioUs movements
and secret intrigues checked. The coun-
try is orderly aud its government thor
oUghly organized. A road has been
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PARIS, June 30.-M. Jules Ferry,
minister at Athens, is recalled. NJ
Gonbriae succeeds him.
President MacMahon intends to ask
the commission Of pardons to remit the
the sentences Of those communist pris-
oners whose behavior has been unex-
ceptionsl since their conviction.
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FOreign Brevities.

MADRID, June 30.-A dispatch from
the commander of the government
forces at Seville announces that he has
Withdrawn his troops from the city, to
prevent a conflict between them and the
citizens.
BAYoNNE, June S0.-Intelligence has
reached here thai four thousand men Of
the province of Biscay have declared in
favor Of Don Carlos. The insurgents
have appointed officers for the province
and municipalities from among their
number.
MADRID, June 30.-The G0Jdtea pub
lishcs the decree OF the government in
stituung the Eaedal in commemOratiOn
Of the Cuban war, which is about to be
bestowed upon such officers and soldiers
of the Spanish army as have distin-
guisaed themselves in the suppression
OF the rebellion.
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LONG BRANCH, June 30.-The excite
ment over the jersey Derby race is
greater even than that over the race be-
tween Ls0ngfellOw and Harry Bassett
last season. Many heavy bets have
been made. Springbok is the tavorite
tonight, and Tom Bowling second.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-20

Tn EpptEor Of Austria wiz visit 81. Pekeru.
oaIg N SlmuaEyl and wiz probably attend the
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-20
Tho License law and it's AppIIca-
tion,

There is now but little doubt in the minds Of
most persons that the sale Of liquor will be great
y restricted in this State if 1t be restricted by
law. The action Of the Court in Sussex county
proves that the gentlemen 90 the Bench are not
willing to take the responsibility of granting Ii
csnses where the sale OF liquor is likely to do in
jury, and they have demanded that ali the re-
quircments OF the law shall be met We shall be
better able TO Judge after the meeting of the Court
in Kent county, which takes place next Monday.
The Temperance organization are reporting it
about the streets that the Judges will not permit
those engaged in the sale of hquor 10 sign for
each other Ii this is so the petitions Of many Of
the applicants in this city will be ruled out, and
the number licensed greatly reduced. Whether
these applications can be altered after they are
left with the Clerk OF the Peace or not is ques-
tiOn The power over the traffic by the act is
seen by reference to the twelfth section of the bill,
which we copy from the law as published;
SECTION Il. Ihe court may or may not. at their
discretion, approve of any such application, and
in order 10 satisfy themselves fully in regard to
the Propuety of approving tue same, may receive
remonstrances ana hear evidence and arguments
Tor and against the same under such rules as said
court may deem proper, and may establish general
rules for that purpose. Ii any application shall
be approved, herein provided, the court shall
endorse the WoId Approved" thereon, and sign
the same with the date OF such approval If not
approved the said court shall endorse thereon the
words "Not approved" and sign The same. II
shall be the duty of the Clerk of the Peace, i'm
mediately after any such application has been 90
approved, TO issue proper License to said appiI-
cant for the term of one year from the date Of
approval IN the same manner as is now done.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-20
REYNOLDS & co.,

SIS Market street, Wilmington.
CoKvEYANCERs. REAL ESTATE BROKERS
ogsr the following very desirable properties fO
/ sale or exchange:
Modern built new house. rOSma; gas. bath
heatera water closets &c.. corner Sixth and eBer
Ne. 2.
| No.
ed; rooms and OutkitOhen; very nice; will be sold
| cheap ami on easy terms.
Handsome new extension front house, with gas
bath, commodes. &c. on Harrison street near Del
aware avenue; avery desirable home, with the ad-
No. 8.
Market street store. and dwelling; one Of the
best business stands in the city; will be sold for
S4VOO less than value.
a choice Market street residence; water. gas,
Tered very low and on easy terms
A eheap pleasant end healthy village home in
Newark. Del. LO' 4lXl8s. New house, rooms and
store room A millinery hes been successful lly
other Out-buildings. Inquire of J. II. Ray, New
ark, or at our office.
Splendid building lot, 25xl27 f.. on Eigbtesnth
street, near Washington. This will be a proftable
LOT 70 buy. as the building of Washington street
the price OF lots.
No, 9.
Washington street lot 30Xl45; west side, between
Eighth and Ninth; very choice.
IS acres of W. C. Creek bottom lands. one mile
from Newark, Del, ;; stone house and bArn.
No. l3.
2lots on Delaware avenue. near Soldier MOnu-
ment. each 221STlS5 n.
No. 10.
loss on Delaware avenue. nsar City II. R. depot;
each 25-2SElS Il.
Awater power Of so horse capacity. on the new
err failing White Clay Craek, at ThOmpsOD's Sta
tiol on the Pennsylvania and Del. Railroad, $50
yards head race, ~ yards tail race mill the Rail-
road siding, no hauling or handling istOck, but
heavy expense. Strong Inducements will be offer
cd to buyers.
A hotel stand on the Nd. and Del. Railroad, aG
MaHydei. Caroline county. Nd. Large new house
and barn. and le acres Of good land. GOOD op-
port unity to make mOPNsy. N No local option here.
An. excellent grist and saw mill in PeReaaef
Hundred. on the Christians River, Is feet head
and fall, giving 40 horse power, halt mile 20 the
and u. Railroad, three-f0urths mile TO the p. w.
and y. Railroad. lA miles TO Newark. very de-
sirable property and now doing q profitable busi-
ness.
No,20.
ThS Newark Iron Foundry. A good bHAin ess
No.N.
Farms In Pennsylvania. Delaware, Maryland and
virginia. Also. mills, stores, business stands and
0WellinRs. The public are invited to call and ex
cd. REYNOLDS 4 co.
9lS Market street. Wilmington. Del.
ASa estate brokers' cOnVeyaneers, Surveyor and
collecting agents. iy29-dSm.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-20
FOE SAER AND RENT
M. M. CHILD q co.,
Real Estate Agents and cOnvsyanCers
once, No. 4 W. PIN Street,
Wilmington, Delaware,

0fer the following Real Estate at Private Sale
on terms g SUIT almost any person. either with
smelto large means
and Washington streets, with at tbs mo dern i'm
provcmonts. eontaning IL rooms.
No.. 0ao throo-story brick 3Sl East Ath St,
No. 5. One two-stOry brick, Cor. Locust and
TAI lOr Sts rooms.
NO.l. One two .stOry brick, Cor. 18th and Tat
nall. with ell the modern improvements, and 4
beautiful side yard.
NO.5 One twO-ttOry brick. 1917 Tatnali St.. 0
Nee. One threO-stOry brick. 7O2 TAtnau ST.. 6
NO.7. One two story brick. 1929 Tatnan St.. S
Nos. One threO-stOry hrick. lO2l TAtnall St..
Nos. Three two story bricks, Lincoln St., be-
tween 18th and l4th, rooms
Nc. TO- Qne threo-stOry brick. 800 +. 9TH st with
all the modern improvements,
No. II. One three-storY brick, 5l2 W. 9th st.
Win a AZ the modern lmProyements 9ad large front
AHS ~ sl1s Is ySrd; rosssssiop Sept 18Th 1873 6,
Possession Immediately, price low.
Nc; Is Two threo-stOry bricks, No. 1919 and 1921
No. IL. One three-stOry brick, No. 1907 Washing
ton St, with front and side yards and all the mod
ern improvements,
No. Is. Two tw0-story frame houses, on Scott 81.
between lAth and 10Th. Lots 25xl0O It. rooms
, No. l6. Two two story bricks on Lowering Avo.
between Lincoln and Scott StSn with front and
No. II. One three.story brick dwelling on King
St.. between Sth and 9th, with all the modern in
provements, also a stable
No. Is. One three-story brick, Az King St.
corner of Madison.
n No. q, Three three-story bricks, l242 l2lI 1916
Pop lar ST.. six rooms each.
- No: q. One three-story brick, Ne. 800 jefferson
ST., Terms very easy and location good
No ~. halfsquare of ground between 18th and
lSth Sts, fronting on West, curbed and graded.
NO-2S. A farm in BrandywiHs Hundred of 6S
acresone In CIristiaua Hundred of about Ito
acresand several smaller tracts, one of about 90
out buildings, about one mile from (yitv
lin Yards New Castle. Besides the bove We
hav emany others.
public sales.
sep2o-lm MN CHILD ACO
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-20

A LAW THAT DID NOT PASSION page $50,
14th vol. Delaware Laws, is printed a chapter
amendatory of the 29th chapter of the Revised
Code, which, according TO a number OF wit
nesses, was lost on the third reading in the
House of Representatives on the 25th 0fMarch.
1t was so stated in the reports Of Legislative
proceedings published in the newspapers at
that time. Several members of the Legisla-
ture who have been appealed to Cor their re-
collection about the matter, many citizens OF
Dover in the galleries at the time the bill was
called up, State Treasurer, and Librarian, all
distinctly remember that il was defeated. The
Clerk Of the House, by inadvertanco we pre-
sumo, reported 1t to the Senate as passed it
was enrolled, passed the enrolling COM
mittees, and was signed by both Spea-
kers and delivered to the Secretary Of
State and is now published as a law. The act
In question requires the State Treasurer to di-
vide his deposits among the several branches
Of the State bank that is moneys collected
in New Castle county to be deposited at the
branch at New Castle collections from Kent
at the principal bank at Dover and for Sus-
sex at the branch at Georgetown, instead Of
depositing all at Dover, as has always been
the custom. .-Deldaoar6dn.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-20

Neither .'Chancellcr SmIthers" nor "ChancelIo,
Spruance' sounds "sweet enough TO safety the
Gdseefe, but u finds music in the name Of Sauls
bury Yes; twas ever thus We commend Mr.
smlthers to the Governor because he is It % BE-
Chancellor, and that ls more than can be said oi
several whom the Gazette proposes no matter
how sweety their names sound. Tue Governor
may have tue names set TO music aud sing them
10 the Gazette, day and night, If that will give the
lAtteT pleasure, but We want q thorough laWyaT,
ana man 10 whose judicial character the peope
have confidence, on the Chansery bench-Con.
Our neighbor will please remember that it did
not suggest the name of ''Spruance" ana our jocu.
lar reference 10 the matter was for that reason.
We did moi see why it should overlook that name
which was represented in the person of an ''auti-
slavery whig," and 60 so far from home TO find a
''pro-slavery whlg" as the oply ct person for the
honorable position Of Chancellor Of the State
Other gentlemen of this county were overlooked
Also. Why did it not commend Mr.. Guthrie or
Mt Patterson. or Mr.. Bird Was II because mel
iher was "a thorough lawyer !" and Mr.. Smithers
only lis ct to be CHANCELLOR"
Our neighbOr has groEn too serious over the
matter. 1t knows that it did not recommend Mr..
smitheTs only because it regarded him as sht5
Anl "a thorough lawyer" II is given out that he
has hAnkering after another ofice-he desires
seat IN the national capitol, Just where our neigh
Dor, for personal reasons, ii is said does not want
him to go. The good pasture there it would re.
serve for one nearer the Commercial Therein is
the secret why the gentleman of Dover is ga thor
ough lawyer" and 'ft to be Chancellor" Nov.
OF this "ntsness and "thorough" ness somebody
more disnterestsd ahOuld be the Judge. If We
printed name that was not "Rt" we did not
know it. That Mr. Smithers can talk and talk
Wildly there is no doubt; and then he has shown
IN so many political shades since he strobe the
temperance steed that he might a. times have
been claimed by sll parties. If we knew be was
"a thorough lawyer" We would at once admit il
Bur uutil the Commercial informed the public to
the contrary We supposed the word respectable"
would have been sufficiently expressive. Yet our
neighbOr snail not induce Us to say word against
Its faVorits's capacity. For however much it
might please the Commercial there can be little
expectation OF this Office at present by Mr.. Smith
sr' He is looking for higher pay.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-20

Displaced Element in our Republic" is the sub.
ject OF an article by Ehhu BnTitt in a late num-
Der Of the Christian Union. Mr.. BnrTitt thinks
that this great republic has been transferred into
q ringpublic," and that "what this county most
needs at the present juncture Is the element that
has been displaced by the political Ostraeism oi
the SOUTH" which, whatever else might have been
said against it, sold sOiled itself by reach.
cry or fraud. ave want such men, he said,
''as the Jeffersons, MadIsons, Lowndeses Pinck-
neyS, Calhouns, Clays, and Bentons, and other
statesmen whom the south has contributed to the
structure and glory Of the nation, whether they
come from one side Of Mason and Dixon's line or
the other" and who viii resist at every step the
"gift-bearing Greeks of corrupting rings" The
want which Mr.. BurTitt speaks Of is one not like
ly 10 be supplied at present
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-20
Correspondence Of the JOurnal Of Commerce.
WASHINGTON, October IL.
To RepcaI Enaa naolk -SaIary law

Many persons who voted against the back
pay provision at the last session of Congress
are working 70 effect repeal Of the law at The
coming session. They are Joined In this deter
minati0n by many of those who vOtedf or and
have accepted the money. The argument put
forth by those interested is that il would, in
view Of the result OF the recent Ohio election,
be good thing TO do in a political sense. One
Senator, who has taken and kept the back sal
ary, and proposes 10 keep it, and who boldly
defended the act, says Congress will be obliged
20 repeal the Jaw. He says the tide OF popu
Jar opinion is strongly set against t,and while
he maintains that the act was Just and right,
he says he does not think II will pay the Re-
publican party to lash TO its back load that
Is too heavy to carry. lie says he has no
doubt Congress will repeal the Jaw soon after
its meeting, and that he intends to propose it.
"Let him offer his bill, said another Senator,
land let MS then see who will dare speak and
vote against repeal of the law" The prOba-
bilities are that the number of determined ora
tors against repeal will be few indeed, as it Is
evident from the conversation of members OF
both Houses who have been here recently that
Congress has weakened on the affair and be-
come very sorry it happened.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-20

During all that time, however, the Ataunchesl
supporter OF the majority OF the BODY and all itl
measures was the GGzette OF this city, which even
went larther than any other paper openly went
IN ynAiiiylng the tyTrannods action OF expellina
our reporter But now the Gasegts declares oi
this body: "
Probably there never assembled a Legislature
10 out StAte that showed 90 little wisdom in their
enAetments, and required 90 much time for dslib-
Grafton ~ The Last.
1t has taken about nine mouths for that ;de. n
mature In the Gdsette's BRAIN but for the Gazette
70 nave come that near catching up is a most en-
couragIng sign.- Every RBenin0
We did defend the majority against wantOn ana
vulgar seOrTihty, and now say that the act Of ex-
pulsion was proper because it was we'll deserved
E7ey Eee"'Hg abused with unelyil aud indie
cent language the political majority Of the LeRi,
lature-the members "from the two lower coun
ties )" bat % far as We have observed IL haa gona
no farther. The Gazette, is therefore, in advance
OF that paper in what ii copies, instead of being
nine months behind. The paragraph was clipped
from an HEtIee IN The Gazette referring 70 the pres
snt lieenss laN Which was not the work d 1.-The
Two lower counties" alone. 1t could not have
oeen passed without the aid and inhuenes Of The
members Of the lsgiIlalaro from this county. Bat
EUeyy Esssing has never had the fairness TO ae-
knowledge this. The nsmbsu from this county
that the Law was needed and necessary
that their Constituents dsmaadsd Il, aad they vo-
led Tor il even against the remonstrAncss Of many
't them II ls hilsto DO good and dos iniufv
hey will b responsible, and Every EUs ng sup.
'ortsa them in their actions.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-20

KIGLED.-Two nepheWs of ex-Governor Hers
chel V. johnson, of Georgia, named James and
Beniumin Hardee were killed recently in Rob
ertson CO., Texas. They were bearers OF a note 10
g ". Powell, well known desperado, who, upon
reading the communication, Immediately drew
pistol and shot them dead. The young men were
unarmed.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-20
GdnrattpnaI.
PROF. J. L. BEGds,
IO7 East konrth Streei

IO7 East Fourth Street.
TEACHER Of Piano. Organ, Violin. Flute and
Z Guitar. Special attention given TO Vocal
Music IN all its branches. Music arranged for
Bands and all kinds of instruments. sep19-90t
RUGBY ACADEMY,
A SELECT ENGLISH, CLASSICAL AND
MERCIAL INSTITUTION, COM
Masonic Temple. Wilmington, DEL,
SAMUEL W. MURPHY, A. NJ. NJ. D.. PRINCIPAL
Assisted by experienced instructors in the several
departments of the school.
FALL TERM OPENS SEPTEMBER lst, 1873.
The Principal may be seen during the month of
August, from to IL o'clock 4 NJ, at his school
rooms. Catalogues can be obtained from the Prin-
eipal, or at BOughmAn. Thomas Cos book store.
auR.l2-iy
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-20

SIS Market street, Wilmington.
CoKvEYANCERs. REAL ESTATE BROKER
oGer the following very desirable properties 1
sale or exchange:
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-20

wIlMINGTON. Dsll, o., as asa.