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NooK's EXCURSION TIcKETs s....~..s.
VI to ali parts Of Ireland Scotland England, Ffance
F Fslss% qlsr?asay sS sSsns 1$
They are SvasSic b. any line Of steamers leaving
America and can bs used from any Earopean port They
Issued single travellers and do not require their
heldeEs to travel In larsS Pssts& p.,tv rom Nav
YORK leaves per steamer samsria. jQly "a :.
Cooks personally Conducted Tour Round the World wiz
Cooks Hotel Coupons Ct ovcr o nf,t class
Full particulars 20 to route, expense e for Gpwsrd
Of a tO1Ta EoS GcGfs 81 Slosawsy
CAZE's TOURIST TICKETS-FoR VIENNA AND ALL
" parts Of Europe and re Eat froI 99censtown .
specia parties Tor Egypt Pslesi1s anS Ada ainofi
Eastern Hotels az fixed Eatea Pull Information IN
CAFES T3vE asIs soN No cy Bon ~ csr
TINTED Stairs PASSPORT BURBAg.-OPF1oIAL
u Passports Of the Department Of State ssued BY
WILLMARTH. U. s. Court House, II Chambers street
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A CoLORED MURDERER IN THE. DOLLS.
PHILADELPHIA, Julys11,

PHILADELPHIA. Julys11, 1873.
colored man, giving his name as james B. Bel
ford, and also as George Mia Alfred. VINO has been
employed for the past three weeks at ,Doyiestown
Pa. was arrested there last evening on informa-
ton given by colored man Of whom he had maze
o confident, as the murderer of Dr. @. Il. Aorg %
FL Dorado, KY, who was killed on the 27tn o' 'ass
NAV. .F
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A BOY COMMITTED FOB MURDER

BOSTON, July III, 1915
The boy william Lynch, who fatally shot com
panion named John McKenna on Wednesday, Na
before the Municipal Court to-day on the charge Of
murder and fully committed until WEDNESDAY next
to await the result OF an INQUEST
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NoTICR-T6E STEAMSHIP LAPLAND, OF THE
Grsat western steamshp Line VIII SAL for Bristol nS1
East River There few desirable s,aterooms olsen
gagged Apply to z. E. MOR0AN'S SONS
20 South street.
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INOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
Il The Cromwell Steamship Line
The Steamship NEW ORLEANS Captain E. Y. eager,
VII leave pier No North River on Saturday July ~
given to Galveston, fndianoa Rociiort or 1ranzas
wharf Brax0s Santiago and St Louis
saCs . IS sos or pas
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A PERFECT AND COMPLETE FARM-oF 10 OR 40
"A acres; modern. stylish and commodious House. II
rooms large closets and panriea grand broad piazza
convenient barn house stables and necessary
foot Of Cortandt street Address OWNER box S36 Rah
way, N. j. ..... # I.'il|I.'f
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PROPOsALs,


NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
IN Proposals will be received at the Engineers ofce
Of the Erie Railway, New York city until noon Of Mon
day July 81 for the Grading and Masonry Of the Second
From Narrowsburg to Lordville, 81 miles Delaware
From Rrwin's to Rathbonevi o,< miles, susqushanna
From somebodys to Canissco, miles, susquehanna
Division. 80
From Hornellsvire to Barns miles Buffalo Division
The work will be divided into sections Of about
mile EACH and bids viii be received for one or more
Blanks for proposals and specifications may be OBJ.
M Z: ". Ware, Resident Engineer, Delaware Di
Mr. W. B. CONN Resident Engineer susquehanna Di
vissn eHl ssir. Resident Engineer Buffalo Division
VINO win furnish such further information as may be- re-
Quired. ... -
Tho work win be completed in ninety 90 days from
the awarding Of the contract
The Company the right Of rejecting any all
bids o. CHANUTE, Chief Engineer.
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TO- ExcTAscEIsos
with activity md the inveat<oont0 few hundred do
S|sss;ss j s: sSs s'- Ass's: sSi i %
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BILLIARDS.

~ BILLIARDS..
At STANDARD AMERICAN BEvEL TABLES AND
AL. the Phelan 4 Collender Combination Cushions for
sale only BY the patentee, W CoLLENDER successor
ALPINE ASSORTMENT OF NEW AND SECOND
"A hand Billiard Tables all articles appertainins 70
'n' ''"'' aEo & PHELAN, No. Z Barclay street
WY. n. GRIFFITH CO.'S BEvEL BILLIARD
wv Tables, with Deaneys steel wire Cushions are the
best and cheapest second hand Tables and square,
Tor Alps 70 S3t0 nearly new; Russian Bowling Tables.
800; also French Bagatelle Tripoutc Tables, $50
WSrcrooma ~ vasay street,
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CARAToGA-DIRECT ROUTE, FARE o. rs THROUGH,
via Ciizens line elegant stesmboats daily, Saturdays
street. Excursion tickets Saratoga and return In %
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CroNrNGroN LINE 70 BOSTON

CTONINGT0N LINE TO BOSTON slla.faa ~ ~ d rs
IN. new .t.a.r nn Ray Sf sAsp tn. tastes. aud
most %eSn&c s Rs ssm Ssy Sor
neotion with express trains for NarraGan4e PIER frov
dencc and Boston Best route 70 White M0unfains'
board, and BE- back to the city att A. n tho next
Steamer SYLVAN GLEN leaves Peck slip atado P. L.
and connects with the RIG DR ISLAND. tra TetT WI
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rice OF PASSAGE IN GOLD Qncluding wine) TO
BREST OR HAvRE.

CdUIH pLIO, bcCOuu CHUHit
Excursion tickets at reduced rates
These steamers do not carry steeragc passengers a.
American travellers going TO returning from the
Continent Of Europe, by taking this line, avoid both
transit by English railway and the dscomorts Of cross
pense. GEORGE MACKENZIE, Agent. So Broadway
NorE-Railroad tickets between Paris and vienns at
reduced rates -
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-21

The Massachusetts, Legislature is called upen
by the pres ofthat 6tats d investigate charges
of Indecent conduct on the part Of ceFtain ol its
members. The most notorious Is that Of Mr..
Hort, Of Athol, the gentlemen who has the
npenYiable noeoriesy Of being the originator Of
1he resolution censuring Senator Summer. The
charge is, that on Friday last ha came in 70 the
House, returning from dinner given hy the
lOyal soldier, who sltinailtcd b Mr.. Bam~
mer's rzolniion, 90 Intoxicated e % he maudlin
aRd Disgusting. He entered a Onca upon The
Debate before ~ Honse. and behaved ID aman.
per 20 disgTacsful thai On adjournment Wai
moved and carried in order 70 put az end 10 the
eosne. He is the Republican leader Of the
House, and consequently no csnsura l. passed
npou him. This & the man who has led Mas.
cepsetls into The dlsgracfpl acs q cansnrinl
Chhflss SnmnsFl How proud the RspublicanI
of tl.a old Bay State must Be cf thelrlsader ant
of the act he has led them into l--NeW Yorh
Tribune.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-21
DAILY GAZETTE.
1fho MeW LIcenae Law.


The following contains some Of the provlsIons
Of the new license law. The law in fall viii no
doubt soon be published;
The applicant for license Is required to OBJ
tain the Recommendation Of twelve freeholders IN
his school district, or II In the city OfsWilming-
ton, twenty-four from his Ward. This applica-
tlon, with the endorsers, Is required to be pub.
llshed in two newspapers Of the county thirty
days before the sisting of the Court. In towns
OF less than 1000 inhabitants the applicant, In
addition to the above requirements, must have at
l3ast two rooms and four beds, for exclusive use
for guests and stabling for four horses.
The applicant need not be n citizen Of the State;
1t Is sufficient that he be Of full age and of good
sade IN the school district ward in which appli-
cation Is made TO conduct the business.
Heretoiore the clerk Of the peace has granted
the license 70 soil liquor, but under the new law
application must be made directly to the Courl
and by il granted.
StOEekeeperg, to obtain license, must comply
with the requirements Of tavern keepers.
NO liquor can be sold or given away on Sabbath
~, w osetlon cay OF to any minor, or person drunk
1ne ume Tor violation OF these provisions, is from
pOV 70 vIOU, and the second offence forfets the II
eenss; All bills for liquor sold in quantities o
ieas than half gallon are uncollectable. Their
are no provisions for restaurants In the bill.
Persons found drunk, noisy, or exclte1 by Ii
quoz on the streets to be arrested without warran
and lodged IN the nearest jail OF loek-up. lt
made the duty Of Allpeace officers to enforce th
law, and on neglect 70 do they are liable to fol
felt and pay fine at the discretion Of the ConEt
The cost Of license has been increased to $l0(
and Il the rent exceed $500 per annum l0per CEN
additional Is charge for each additional 500.
No responsibility attaches to the seller and b
IL not required even e give bond
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-21
PEMIMsULAR Mews.

North East GloEies over some new paye-
ments.
Herring are twenty cents per dozen in Port
Deposit.
New lamps are to be placed on the streets
of Port Deposit.
Prof. Riders Grand Moral Show Is "doing |
up" Cecil county.
Dentan was alarmed with slight fire, last
week no damage.
Elkton elects Town Commissioners the
first Monday in May.
The clearing Of the channel Of North East
river, has been completed
The Odd Fellows and Masons of Cambridge
contemplate the erection Of halls.
Peninsular Debating Clubs are st,ll ham
mering away at "Capital Punishment
ElktOn was del lighted with 'Uncle Toms
Cabin" by Sam Sanford and his troupe.
| Strawberries are in full bloom IN Dorches-
ter county, and large crop Is anticipated.
Elkton Is now ready to play base ball,
first class" club having been organized there.
A youth and maiden living near Charles
town, performed q successful elopemsnt, last
week.
Three thousand five hundred shad were
shipped north, from Cambridge, one day last
week.
Fourteen different kinds Of apples are al
ready on exhibition at Rising Sun drug
store. ---a.-e
Port Deposit Is busily engaged in repairing
the damage done TO buildings during the late
! flood.
,, The chimney Of the Maryland House, at
Rising Sun, caught fire few days ago. Nc
damage. T'H F#ll
The cornerstone Of the Presbyterian
! Church at fredericksburg was laid on Saturday
" the 18th inst. ta VIC 'hgt-
4
Wilson's Hotel at Cambridge was sold OF
: Monday at public sale to Mr.. Henry Elliot
!, for the sum Of $3.50.
a Mr.. John Stefins, Of Port Deposit, dropp e.
. his pocket-bJok, containing $3.50 in hog pen
r The hogs ruined about 800.
If Cambridge has brass band Just learning
L and the souls Of the citizens are nightly t0I
: tured with discordant strains.
The Commissioners Of Cambridge impose
e hne Of one dollar for mOIesting bird's mel
~ within the limits Of the town.
he A ferocious steer excited North East OF
q day last week, and elevated some Of the eli
&c zens. 1t was afterwards killed.
'e- Lady Kate, the fastest trOtter on the Ea
tern Shore, and owned by William p. HOwal
lY OF Elkt0n; has been sold for $4,000 TO q mi
living in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-21

DEATH on PALACE OAR Mr.. Samuel Nor
rill, wealthy and highly respectable merchant Of
Hostop, while on bis way to thia city, en- route
Dome, disd in Pullman palace ear attached TO
the eastward-bound train Of the Richmond and
DanvilIe Railroad yesterday morning, Just before
the train reached Greensboro, N. @. Mr. morrill,
beng great sufferer from consumption, several
weeks ago undertook trip to the South hopeful
that the genial climate and rest from business
would restore him TO health. 1t was thought he
had Improved soneWhat, and on Eriday night hs
left Charlotte for Richmond in company with his
wife, and about seven o'clock the next morning
suddenly died. Richmond Inquirer
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-21

LOUISIANA DrFFIcULETEs.Un United States troops
lslt New Orleans Cor Coliax on Saturday night.
The kellogg officials Of ST. MaEy's Parish, La,
have lefk that parish, and il is suspected that
enforce obsdienos 10 the kellogg Government -
Gov. McEnery addressed meeting Of property
owners Of OuaehitBi and adjoining parishes, al
Monroe, on Saturday, and resolution Was adOp-
tsd against the payment OF any taxes to- tha lKe-
Edward Beath, who had heap impRisOqe0 for con
tempt, in refusing TO pay taxes to Kelloggs col
lsctors received, on his release from Jail, b.
9 procession, headed by band ofmnsic, and o.
coFted through the principal streets to his place o.
nn.laess "a tne same day KELLOGG was hangs'
sequently burned.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-21
Death on the rail.

A train on the Stoninaton and Providence Rail-
road broke through bridge, at Richmond Switch
on Saturday morning. About seven persons were
killed and thirty injured. 4
One section OF an oil train ran i0to another sec
tiOn Of the same train Hadloy Station near Cleve-
land, Ohio, on Friday night An engine was de-
mohshed, and 3 oil ears, the cabopse, and a wa
gon road bridge were destroyed by fire. The
bridge was halt mile distant from the spot, but
was consumed by the flaming oil that Aoated
down the stream. The conductor. Of the traiE
was slightly injured.
s An express train on the, Cincinnati, HamiltOI
and Dayton Railroad came in collision with
freight train At CSrrOllton, Ohio, on Friday. 4
fireman had one Of his legs broken, but no on,
else Was injured taflss .t,s5s
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-21

Tar -Philadslphia Ledger OfTuesday pub
fishes an article upon the vast amount ol crime
committed By hoys, and that Of this large pro-
portion Of boys Bha grow up II idlensa uniil
they lind employment ID The paaiteniiaEy, very
few ever had learned 4 trade But did The
thouEht ever occur % The Ledger that trades
unions have pEaqlioally shut the door u ths
faces cl hoYa dsnylug ihem the right % learr
dnslrious eliiaens ASS inallsll 81 lacl, he driv
ing Of young men into ldIans hes mnoh q d
with the increase ofcrime, Which az deplorp
but which very few people seem willing 10 as
aisi II Esnedying. 5
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-21
THE LOUISIANA WAR.
A NoN-PARTIsAN ACCOUNT OF THE cONFIIc
AT cOLFAx.


NEW ORLEANS, La, April Is. Monday last
tho negroes OF COlfax collected In force and
took possession Of the town and Courthouse,
declaring that the officers elected should not
hold court In Grant parish. Even the Sheriff,
elected and commissioned by kellogg, was
ordered. with al white citizens. to leave the
The negroes formed themselves into bands
and destroyed everything belonging to white
men that fell IN their way; sacked houses and
acted as only en- infuriated mob could act.
They took possession Of the Courthouse and
threw up bFeastw0Flks. There were about 500
negroes, all armed, insOlent aud defiant,
They refused 10 disband unless permitted TO
get entire possession Of the town and Court
house.
The white families all left, and the white
men collected for defence ReinfOrcements
were sens for, Finally about 125 white men
Tne attack was made Easter Sunday, and
it was not long before the Courthouse was
taken. Many persons were kllled-abOut
seVenty-1ve negroes and one white man,
LEADERS escaped from the Courthouse before
the flames burst forth.
Mr.. HOdnOt was wounded and died soon
lafter.
The fight lasted about four hours. At one
time it was most severe.
II NA4A-N~A
hlOOdahed, and went 50 far as 10 raise flag Of
truoe. Mr.. Nash, Sheriff Of Grant, sent fol
/ Allen. one Of the leaders Of the negroes, and
J begged him 70 dlspersB them. TO this Request
! Allen turned q deaf ear, thinking they 0hl
! negroas) were strong enough 10 hold on.
II While the negroes were In possession OF Col
!, fax they committed many Outrages. They
instituted q species OF c0nscrlptlon, compelling
I the negroes who work In the fields 10 fall L
and DO acts Ok violence. The conservative
/ Of town were ebeetenunmerclfully. The Post
master (Sam Caneyl, q negro-f0rmerly I
: member Of the legislal alnre-- vas chased out
) tovn. and not allowed To attend to the dntle
of hf5 once. An negroes who sympathlze'
!, with the whites had % Zee from the parish
Z Their lives were threatened "
Accounts from the country look as II wa
g az races was inevitable; though Il Ia to B
9 hoped that tue defeat of the negroes in TIL
{ conflict win put an end TO all hostile douoz
= stations. Most of the negroes have returne
9 % their work.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-21
Wilmington and Bal
Elmore Railroad. R
DELAWARE DIVISION,

IMPORTANT NOTIJE-On and ateF Monday,
April 21st 1873 Passenger Train will leave Sea-
ford at 6.SO !. m. for Philadelphia, Baltimore and
intoFmadiatO stations. 8t8e
The SIS D. m. train from Wilmington with Phila-
delphia and Baltimore connection. will run to Sea-
ford. Arriving at 1000 p. IN. Making three daily
trains to Rnd from SeafoTd-
On and after the above datethis Company will dis
continue running the early morning and evening
trains between Milford and Hauingt0n.
n. KENNEY. Sup't.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-21

Tine GREAT EARIHouAKR Further par-
tioularn Of the earthquake Al San Salvador alow
that tha loss of life was lea than Il s1l report
"a. the number or both killed and injured being
eaiimaiad a 500. The shock began On he llk
Of April, ahd continued nnlll ihb lob. when ihe
city Was delf owed by one strong shock. Il was
Owing "a ne warnings received thal Ne loni q
lie was 90 email Only tWo buildlnga 0egern-
msnl palace aud The Hotel del Plaque. uere Ice
aiandirg. The loM AZ ppopeElY z asiimaled a
$4,000 900, Every leVn around San Salvador
fjr diSlsnbe IS lNtal iailas we damaged b
the sayihqpakp
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-21

All Iao and Al l,ue, of Sacramento, stole
hos. aTia VIII coll their hair handles In jan
lOr thirty days. ~
A ae6alhsnlsf az 0mahA Aas his Old age
ailt.edQed By an inheritance Of Se0,0 ,0Qo from ?
Montreal aunt.
u ui6aimallana1Sly announced that Ohenhael
Il coming. and that be isn't, 50 you can las'
your choice.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-21
2abIit saIes.
PUBLIc SALE OF
SOUTH SIDE PROPERTY.
AZ LO It's.
Very desirable Cor Buiding and Manufacturing Sites
will be sold on the PREMISES. Wilmington, Del.
On saturday, April 2Sth, Iszs.
At2II o'clock. p. M.

These Lots are located on Claymnnt, Goodman and
directly opposite 70 Madeley Chapel, adjacent 20
many and rapidly extending improvements. IN 10
the new Public School. and quickly accessible 70
many important manufaetOTiaa and 10 commercial
facilities By water As we'll e. by railroad. :.
Wilmington has extended on tho South Side within
than In any other section Of the city and property
In this direction Is wonderfully Increasing in value.
Another rolling mill Is now promised. . great ship
ping point near BY IL in early anticipation. and the
best building sites must soon b0 entrusted. -
TERMS.-TW0nty per cent. cash and the balance
In notes with approved endoer equally div ided at
and months bearing interest from the day Of sale
Settlements In all cases to be made previous TO the
following Saturday. Nay 81, 1878. a. II M. (Other
wise purchase may be declared void at the option
Of the sellers and parties who pay the whole in cash
on or before that time viii be entitled TO a clear dis
tlemenk. J.'T. HRALD,
Pres't Christiana Imp. Co.,
apF-ts Wilmington, Del.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-21
DIED.

LLOYD In this city. on the 18th instant, Jacob
Lloyd. Jr., son Of Jacob and Rachel A. Lloyd, In
the 2lst year Of his age.
The relatives and friends Of the fmly are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral from the residence
Of his parents. No. 62l West Front street. We'd
nesday afternoon. 23d inst, at o'clock without fur
ther notice. Services at 21& o'clock.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-21

Tie funniest suit f6f breach 81 promise cf
mlrriaao a. ihe record = % come hsfofa :
PilishnFr CQuGl, dc plAlniiR being woman.
with h1 htnd, and, os sho oloims q good one.
The man who iillad her and married another IN
vouih 3 ad Of considerable wealth.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-21

TOW aAhH.
Il Xsmail T1SuIhF Steam Boiler. bout three
hGrsa sloF lkiof fhf aFiVinI E1Ati englne g
0 hsatinF purposes. PFiss 50. Apply at thsa sf-
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-21

TOR RRNT-fWo large eonleeting koema
L IN ths third st0ry ef the SAVlle Build
Ing fer society meetings or for lighe manu- f|
SeiIFinR. Apply 90 lAlaKX- BAvlLLk.t
TfsSl-tf 6l7 Market strssL
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-21
apr-ts
.cLE q MILLER, AuctIOneors.

OcLE a MILLER, AuctIoneeTs,
GPECTAL SALE OF
Tirst-C Glass FURNITURE.
Onl Tuesday AfteFnOons April az, 1878,
At2o'cl0ek. p. m.
ENTIRELY NEW GOODS.
Consisting Of Parlor Suits, pieces Hair Cloth and
gle Sofa, Bedstoads, Bureaus, Washstands, Teappy.
mArble-tOp Sideboard, Tables 2 fine Cottage Suits.
maFbIe-toD Oval Tables, bOQuet Tables, Windsor
Chairs Mattrasses-husk and straw-IOt 0f all sired
Looking Glasses. Walnut Extension Table. Walnut
Chairs and Rockers. and large lot Of other goods
All to be sold without reserve. apl9-2t