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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-27
IrOn Works.

Is said that some of the furnaces in tba
t1s,l9 touiSn xahey have asld as high as three.
rms q their product for this year
Tramp q Sons, of Philadelphia. the cole.
DLated iron ship builders, employ 1000 hands
anu 10 an annual business of 81. .0OO, 600
Verrie Il Mitchell, of PhiIadelnbia moo,,.
Iaetura about 6OOO tons of bar IRON a Tnnr vear
using Principally scrap iron and old rails
Inc rolling mill ct LeechburR. Armstrono
county, now employs one hundred and fiftS
"en ana VIII soon double the number.
Wm. u Bement & Co., Philadelphia mann.
facture iron working machinery. their annnoi
psoouet being val1ed at over 81 ,OOO, 600.
Lleohardt Il Mcdowell, of PhiladelDbia
make max 10000 stoves a year. They make about
SOO dlnerent patterns, occupying buildinS
Inc new works recently erected by the I,e-
nIgn ohoVel Company, into which the maebin-
ssIY mas just been removed, are now In success
full operation. >" 'U''eS'-
ROWLAND Co., of PhiladeIpia are bnilIiro
q smail rolling mill for making bar iron, This
III 9uaitlOh 70 Their present iron rolling mill
kliu tneir steel mill. They make about @ 900
tons OF finished iron year '''N
Maize & Levy, Of Philadelphia. empIovfrom
SOO 70 400 men in the construction of tho boats
ana small vessels, and in the manufacfure of
marine engines and boilers. they do and An.
hual business OF 100000 to $500, 900 year.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-27

GARaoTnRs AT WoRK. "A couple of desperado,n a
attempted to garrote Or. Brandes, a weil-known
physician IN Erie, on Saturday night. The affair
occurred in the door-yard of own Office. which -
situated hundred feet back from the street
Ihey succeeded in shutting off his wind. and
throwing him down, but in the scufie The doctor
got their fingers loose from his throat, when he
gave ne alarm and the desPsradoes Hed The
doctels throat was roughod q little from the hard
squeeze ne resolved, and one knee is bruised from
ne contact with graveled walk, bat, considerin0
the desperate character Of the assault he esconsS
very lightly. The probable intent was to rob rim
taoegh the method employed would indicate that
elrFying out their plans '' ~
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-27

Two young people thought it was fine fun to
set married in fun at country frolIc ont
West The man who had married them was n
Justice OF the peace, and they were married in
eaInest' Inc groom is the son OF wealthy
hatents. ana the bride Q poor orphan factory
gmi; There are hopes that the father Of the
groom will be elected to Congress when the
ssan0ard OF relationship will be more equal.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-27
FREAKS OF the wEArnre.

From an old volumne. styled .p,srco a., A.
MeAtnssHg Hs sl.~..l.ll.l l70a.
erngo OF medium temperature Waa 41 dec,sSs
"Fogs prevailed IN the llofniARf Int a hot suu
sOon - uis6essea 9 them, and tie MERCURY aftervard
sSSs J9 ~ oeeFees ct midday. Boys we're occa
Sehnyihl FiYagsD In 1891. ths Isv;S;s,' 81" snu
perature Nae lorilAS sino 6ioSeb Tso aoATSa. ,S-
and IN 1892 q degrees; IN 17g9. al do',..as
in l796, 80 ddssss t ~ Av " NJ ~ vsar sau
lrs lIso % aEPa 1heyweather N I.ondon f5at Ihs
T9a@@ 81, he4eo over Wills tilo "a waS .
h itSt s19DelAwure Waslco honud fer ,He9sv.l
5ro Ss;EM and Aleghs were driven
FROM tie tSIAo work ~ InSr,, th.t 4. ,-ss..--
weather Nqs intssasIy cola !iths Dtl.v.sS as we
a Slo.sa inan tAs 10th Of DoeSmbsr 10 the i0,b n
AeEons ,e ~ lr tis4. t7 i--0 -N'~ "
Ths winters OF 1886 and 1857. wa. ,o,...A,-
Ial mhd, Gs were also the winters Of I7s4 snJ 90
lac winter OF l1o3 WIS long and sevara o., ~.
aEe Deing closed a. early as the 2Sth ~ No
;,su .s zee pound until the 18th OF March =
~, 1uS inter o1 ld2 was also severe the Dslawavs
closing In one Aight The winter ~ I7i 80
mic, o1t 10 1850 the cold ipellIwas sevsro. tbe
DelAWare being closed from the fsf ~ 49, ~ ~
% tne 9ta OF March. The ice was Two anS to-
ieet thlcE, and the thermometer stnod In - z
degrees bolow zero O' ~ ~3a 10
~, Inc winter Of l779 was very mild. sou,a trs..
y.Ss co1n.s ~ a.sorpeTys In l772 the Delaware
was again closed, aud on the 10Th % - .o' y
sO1-roast was held on the ice in I764 - =.
.sS.ea I over The next record we find il in lfa2
s.s,sHy TOne Of the eOldes winters since the
LsStirn LsSSns OF she country q gentleman drova
h'mseh' with horse and sleigh. fhronoh To~a r..
l@9d SQUAD to Cape Cod d"-PhewI
,a aaA tne Delaware was closed, and M lsta n,
~" VI April The snow lay three feet deep
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-27
WILMINGTON AND READING r R

lneEssr
.,vo ~ ~ T-EEzuzrzT
z @,,sS 80 90 -
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-27
d EIAWABE BAIIBC1D LIME
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

oSy5h yh ana after MONDAY, IuIy 2otb
a. feiis% SuAdays excepted Trains MI
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-27
RAIIrnad Iiuts.
Philad0lphiaI WIImlngEOn and BalIl-
'TTMEI TABTE. /

WRRMWM i
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-27

dent to freight business Sn5 5s0esct 70 delays incl
tlons whore time is TiVen VIII stop only at sta
-. ~ NEW CASTLE TRAINs
Z 40 A N. Leave PhiIadeInkioon on arg Phiiadsi
SEtSRil9 q Il9 p NJ for New CsstIo n and
Addition Al II - t1S4SA tSSA BRANCH TRAINE
SmyrDs 1d dm'' and 15 p: m. TsClaytoSni ~
tio1 v;tb ,n m, and 400 p. m to maFs .y SSn IoI
South. N HOm Dover. A1d stations
At TOWNsPNDC CONNECTIONS.
Anne's 4 Kent RailroaJ,N N Nent county and Queen
RsiITosddo ddoN' =, with the Maryland and Delav.,.
At HARRIN TON ,-i.h
water Railroad. 0' uhetlon aud Break
Rsii4as94 RhiiAa94AD with the Dorchester and psl,v.,.
and W;oaA1ak IWE;MAk with the Eastern sbors R.u,o..,
0"N "lconlco and POcomoke RaiiTos5 LNAiiTOau
u. =. KENNRY. Supt.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-05-22
po-,nI Cnrh. and rhonorrnnhy

The st. Louis Journal soys some very
sensible things, among which may be
clasSed the following;
A new incentive to the more geneva use
Of IL photographic system of writing is
likely to be afforded by the use Of postal
cards. The cards are cheap, but they are
lacking in two ways. The message written
on card must necessarily be brief, be-
cause there is no room for u long cOmmu-
nication ia the ordinary style of writing,
and still disadvantage in connection
with the use OF cards is found in the fact
that any communication written upon Que
Of them is open to view no, only TO postOf-
flee clerks and letter carriers but to any
one else into whose hands the Gard ma v
chance TO fall in the course Of its delivery
Both the disadvantages referred to are
to great extent obVlated by the use of
short hand. By the photographic method
o long letter may be written upon the
ordinary card II is said that the frs,
postal card mailed from Washington to
New York contained 800 words--and
since the ability TO road short hand il
confined to few, almost complete secrecy
liz obtained in the transmission of mes
sages. 1t 10 said that many business men
are already securing clerks acquainted
with short hand for purposes of communi-
cation IN this character and possibly in
course OF time the quicker form OF writing
will be extensively adopted in commercial
circles
II mad mot ho ranuiral p,r ,,li,,,r
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-05-22
Palace Garden.

Our lady readers viii be gratifed to
learn that there is now open on the corner
opposite the Crutchteld House, most
charming retreat and ice cream refec tory.
During the summer afternoons they can
visit the Palace Garden with their little
ones where they can refresh themselves
with confections and ice cream, and also
be RECALLED by the most delicious music
from band Of professional performers led
by Professor Maynard Of this city.
1t is the intention of the proprietor to
rigidly exclude all improper characters,
and to preserve perfect order in which he
will be assisted by one of the police force
Of the city.
The proprietor is Mr.. John Meyer, who
will be assisted by Mr.. II. Hathaway ms
manager. Children, unless accompanied
by their parents or some guardian, cam OF
be admitted. The gardens are beautifully
arran ged aud every fort provided, and
from the character Of the conductors Of
the enterprise, we feel, that ladies viii be
pyfecIly. ,scurs in going there.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-05-22
TEXAS ITEMS.

The Corscana Observer says croI
prospects are good in Navarro county.
The same paper has been shown the
"f1est corn tassel OF the season.
The Leon Lone Star says Centcrvillc
wants II boot aud shoe store and a photo
graph gallery.
The Hampstead Messenger says that
place is infested with mad dogs.
Men who sleep on their counters and
don't advertise Is what tie Henderson
Times calls dead men"
The Henderson Times gloats over the
| prospect OF the Mexican Gulf road reach
| ing that town soon.
The members OF the Methodist Church
in this circuit have contributed funds
sufficient to build parsonage, and under
the supervision of theScrcuit minister, the
Rev. John Carpen ter, a building has been
erected The Houston nd Texas Central
Rsilroad Company kindly gave lot sufii-
GENTLY large, on which to erect both
parsonage and church. In fact, that
company have given each denomination
APPLYING lot on which to erect n church
This is a spirit of liberality not met with
in every company Mexia Ledger.
Last Tuesday evening brought US
magnificent rain. II the season continues
as favorable as at present, abundant crops
will crown the labors of our farmers
Trinity Advocate.
The new apportionment law makes
Navarro, Freestone and Limestone coun-
ties compose the Ninth Senatorial district.
We apprehend all parties concerned are
satisfied with the new district Mexico
Ledger.
--Green.apple pies have been exceed
iugly fashionable since the hail storm, on
Tuesday night last.- Paris North Texan.
In thundeI storm this week, ut Man
sbac Springs, negro cabin was struck by
lightning, and q negro man aud a negro
boy were instantly killed. negro wo-
man. was also badly injured from the
shock. They were at the fireplace and
the lightning struck the chimney Austin
Gazette.
They have got mad dog excitement in
McDade. 1t is predicated on this report
A similar disease 10 the epiz ,otic has
made its appearance among the dogs in
portions of Washington, Fayetle and Bui-
lesson counties. Scientific men pronounce
il bydrophobia.
Two men are said to have died from be-
ing bitten by dogs at Fayetteville and
near Ledbetter.
and what is quite remarkable, strange
symptoms have been discovered in the ca
l;ne species about Austin. II this epidem-
c should eqtend, 1t may become necessary |
% sxteiminate the dogs, however mush we
nay be attached TO them.-l Ibid. |
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-05-22
CALL and see specimens of cards and
letter heads at the herald Office.

Two eolored maidens in Freedmantown
fought duel yester day Overa washtub
about their man. Miss Rose Bloom hinted
as clear as crystal that Miss Geranium
Leaf was liar. Then Geranium pleas.
antly fshed up bar of soap from the bot
tom of the tub and excitedly smoothed'
Rose in Wholesale way across her jaw,
This having q tendency to increase the
sensation Of dislike already existing on
Roses part, she inslinctively reached for
the wash board, and in ore "fell sweep"
produced u tepidity upon Gsranium S
part which was only removed by friction
of the body, in which oil the neighborho cd
joined. That night the breech between
Miss Rose and Miss Geranium was closed
by their man promising to. marry them
both.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-05-22

"A Dallas wife sent memorandum TO
her husband by u servant, yesterday, for
something for dloner, winding II up by
tho request that he would also send her q
new dress, The articles for the dinner
were on'hond promptly, but there was no
dress, Che looked n little mad, but she
didn't say anything, anj then he came
along for dipncr. lie didn't see any din.
nor, "Didu'r you got the marketing to-
day, DEAR " plOcelly, "Yos, but | didn't
sec any d,eSsug lor Tho dcac ~ arChly, lie
went down and got IT,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-05-22
LOCAL NEWS.
J. N. nARTHOLOw. Local Edi,or,

Misty,
Unusual number Ofslara,
Trinity out OF Us banks,
Flies desperately plentiful,
Mid. summer heat last night
Somebody slept In the Methodist
church the other night, Ile got in through
an open window,
Three caroNsscs of three horses foated
down the river yesterday, One Of them
had saddle strapped TO It's bnck,
The last heard Of the Excurslonesis
they we're being rocked In the cradle of the
deep.
The recent rains washed out two shade
trees from the front Of n residence on The
corner ofJcNerson street and Ross avenue
Mr.. John Owens was yesterday nom.
mated for Councilman from the Third
ward,
Observation-Disclosures who wear chip
hats In our city, throw down the gauntlet,
by inviting you to knock the chip of
their heads,
"A st. Louis mnn will furnish hot wOl-
iles, all day long, from wagon which will
be driven from place to phco about the
city.
"A drove Of five thousand head of cat
tie, owned by Mr. Richardson, passed
through our city, yesterday, on their way
TO Kansas.
Tho Cosmopolitan Hotel will have
some choice and therefore toOthsomc spring
chickens and new potatoes today. Drop
up and take dinner at the Cosmopolitan.
"A fire was built in fire place, the
other day in house up town and as the
smoke rose up the chimney two cOons
come out Of that and made II active for
The inmates for y few moments
An old gobler was killed near the
CITY, yesterday, in whose craw was found
ten dollar greenback, an old suspcnder
buckle, two nickels, piece of jowsharp
md an extract from Ayers almanac.
One of the lady excursionists, in her
hurry to get aboard tho train on the Pacific
road, left her slipper. 1t is supposed that
she was in love, as q small note full of
burning protesialions of affection for some
chap, was found in the toe Of the slipper.
A little child Of Mr.. Wilson, living
near White Rock, fell from the top Of
flight Of stairs, a few days ago, md broke
both Of it's arms. its suGerings we're acute
and for u time it was thought that tetanus
would follow, but it is now reeov ering.
An urchin up town, after being
wrought upon by the frey palm of his in
dignant parent, nrose from his horizontal
position across his 70 Tiers lap and tear
lcssly exclaimed, "Pap, did MT feel that
bit; you sec I've been speo'ing this and
so put a board or two in there"
"A colol ed boy assaulted white boy up
street the other day with stone, striking
him on The back of the head with such force
as to be distinctly heard by several parties
some distance off, who ran up and caught
the negro and very properly turned him
over to his parents for correction, who
tickled the young rowdie's back with rgor
and supple rod.
A man tried to walk over the plank
across the chasm made by the broken cul.
vert on Commerce street, about twilight
yesterday, with his eyes shut. 1t was just
q little amusement on his part you know
but he unfortunately walked overheard :.
He now feels as though he had two heads
on him, three arms, four legs and back |
as big as camel's.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-05-22
Fairvieyy'a Flying shjp.

The curious invent ton II the form of u
flying ship, heretofore described in the Bul
leiin, is about completed at the City Gar.
dens, and is attracting much attention.
The inventor Mr.. Fairview, has devoted
some years to its perfection, aud appears
to be entirely cor fiiant of having
solved the problem of aerial navigation.
His ship will have the buoyancy of
$50, 900 feet Of hydrogen gus, which
will be equal to carry burden OF at
least three tons. The ascension, there.
fore, is entirely assured, aud the operating
of the ship in mid air is the only question
in the III inds of others than Mr.. Fairview.
1t is expected that the preparations will
be perfect for n trial trip Tomorrow after
noon. In the event of success, the captain
Of the air frigaie will be urged to apply at
once for the commission OF his craft in the
regular navy. lie might then be sent to
cruise nbont over the lava beds, and let
drop ON occasional can Of pitro-glycerinc
among the rOcks.--[S San Francisco Bull.
lelin.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-05-22

WE respectfully direct the attention Of
our readers to the monster advertisement
OF the house of Sanger Bros which uccu.
pies big share of the third page of this
mornings Herald. They offer their i'm.
mense STOCK of dry goods, clothing boots
and shoes, ETC., at greatly reduced prices
as they wish to clear their shelves within
the next two weeks
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-05-22

ssIDER & IIoLsEs arb the largest paper
manufacturers In the West, and will Ill
oil orders for paper Of all kinds Mt less
price than any house in 81, Louis Mcr'
chants and statloners can order direct from
their house in 81, Louis, 57dtf
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-05-22

Have cur citizens observed the COM
petc stock of. u. d. Holland? That enter
prising proprietor is duiIy, if not hourly
increasing his attractions Of dry goods
boots aei shoes, hats and Gaps, aud no
tons Of all kinds. We also notice seyera
splendid pianos
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-05-22

NJ, Shuts will furnish building Mlleri-
al at reasonable rates, on go to 80 days
time, nj three PER cont per month, to be
secured by Deed of Trust Parties wish
ing such accommodations apply to John
NJ. Stemmou9 S2-dtf
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-05-22

TnE DALLAs News AND Jon PRNTIN0
0pPlcs has been removed to Elm street,
between Market and Austin streets three
doors from Alams 4 Leonard = bank, 75ml
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-05-22

Stock lease fixtures OF retail grocery
store on Main street, good location, rea.
sOnablc terms. Failing health the reason
for selling, Apply to NJ. lleGsiadl, Em-
pire Restaurant. SD 3t
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-05-22

LiTrLE Store around the corner, on JEFF
fcrson street, two doors from Main street.
The best Of wines and liquors, Also,
agent for Il, Brunswick's billiard tables.
Improved cushions. WM K. ORRlCK,
Goblin Proprietor,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-05-22
Notice! Notice.

Tho qualified voters of Ward No. ARE
earnestly requested to meet Mt the court
house, on Thursday, the 22ni inst, at 4
o'clock =. NJ, for the purpose of selecting
three candidates to represent our Ward
in the City Council.
S6ld2t MANY CITIZENS.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-05-22

One steam engine, complete with JudsOn
Governor fifteen horse power. win he
sold cheap, and to be seen ut the Dallas
Foundry, Apply to J, 7. LONG, Sldlw
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-05-22

Tue recent additions Of late mud beau
tilul patterns of job type at this Office en-
abes us 10 do work second to mono in the
South.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-05-22

Jusr received, por express from New
York, very handsome assortment Of Ia
dies linen and laoe.irmmed collars and
cuiis-the very latest styles,
sitf ANDERSON 4 DUDLEY.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-05-22

--Tcbaccos and cigars at bottom prices
at the well known house of Fred Open
homer, lis North Second street, st. Louis.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-05-22
Notice

For next 30 days will repair watches at
half tho usual rates j. ", WEBB,
SD q Opposite CrutcbGcld House,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-05-22

The Louisville COurier.Journal gives
the traitor Longstraet the following:
Attorney General Villa ms and General
Longstreet hate the people Of Louisiana
with rancor far exceeding that of old
and CONSTANT enemies, They leave moth
ing undone which is calculated to aggra-
vate the calsmites Of that afflicted State.
Truly hell hath nofury like that OF II hired
renegade.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-05-22

10000 laths received aud for sale cheap
by l.. z. Cowau n Co., Elm st. S6dlw
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-05-22

Tho property known as the Fair Play
Hotel clgibly situated IN Main street
Apply 10 Il, u. BURKS,
Attorney at Law,
8jlf North side of Square.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-05-22
Naa.a. oily Iiys s,ae. Marie.

KANSAS Cry, Mo, May l0'
Calls-Reoelpls 1922 shipments lOO'
The market opens steady with no material
change in quotations, The bulk of offer
ings hns been corn.fed Texan steers, which
have been in good demand WO quote
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GENTS FURNISHING GOODS
TO Coegaogs'y eNRercbnss5s:

We will
DRY Gc0ds offered Of
Smoes, Ci0anlng and NOtiOns.
deon bills regh added You have only call
prices TO be convinced OF the o
WE MEAN BUSINESS We have
and save t@e and the HEAVY PREerS pay
roads, aud the long delays oecasoned by
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-05-22

Book and pamphlet work specially at
the HERALD Office.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-05-22

VIZ employ in our job department, only
Hrst-elass work mea.
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We have Just received the and of merchandise be-
tween St. Louis and Galveston
possl ra iN 1'''"'''
hundred and nifty Indies chHdcns
and FllUe Suits, which Offering low rates $3.50 '
We have also an endless variety of all of
Trimming PaTasOs, Ease Misses, and eEilfveus Evatsr
ANSlGs UNdeTcsOtaiiag. Ribbons SCnrsl FgCls
EHass FESsgoFE, Etga9g, EaCes
AtiCc Esa1d&eP9EaGtS, s1miT BRAID.
klIUea Gll COlGFs, 8gripp. Linen
lawn, PeECale, Chinese Grass
Cloth, Linen Su.aing,
M0skGTy and GIayeS.
or this class goods claim
ESPhClAlLf invite the ito his
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LADIES AND MISSES SHOES.

Our buyer having given particular o. enio to this.
We have also inc Of
aSieaCiacd and sO0red Table
EanEins and
CGFaain DantnsIk
And the took 0 $500 " ''
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NOIicr

The Real Estate Building and Savings
Association of Dallas solcils propositions
for the sale ofa few No. / Business lots
in the city, Apply to
J, W. CROwDER
W. II, THOMAS,
j. G. W00DSlDE.
Slldlw Committee.