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New-York tribune., 1873-02-01
PROJECTED BUILDINGS.


Desrnea Of Buiins' iusg re 'seE end
rty.rsb-.t north side seconisre brick
stories, 20 Cocfer spAu
ing -. -, -. too t., .,. a, s,b,v, asta,, brek
livery stable. 5eIs7.5i J. s. Ferguson owner
tyfrss north side ITS FEET Of Eghhavs 2stoTI brick
' norm s,Ss 10 lei east o. Tephave three brick
store. and teuemen 251T3i Andrew Ruai
Rngionst SEoy bnek store and ieasHeri, ZIS
No 3 orchsr stOry bet and tenement 2sTs9 CAa'
NewshaTm owner. ,.,,
$3.50 Lewis Mcregor owner
PouhAve de, 20 feet north of Twenty seventh ST., LoJ
hrek dwelling zsxS6i Alex Nhiielsv owner.
SeveDvhth-st side. 5a feet Of ffs.GVe, bnf
2-story workshop, zDE47 Henry Austin owner
All who have real estate for sale or TO let
and those desiring purchase rent such property,
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prossSon consequently advertisementsn each
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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-22
How Moan Read the BlbIo N the Ark.

VIM. Cullen Bryant, Of the N. Y. EUensng
Foa, Is travelling in Florida, and In one Of his
letters he gives the following extract from the
sermon OF cOlOred minister In that State
The preacher had dWelt awhile on the fall Of
man an the act Of disobedience by which sin
came into the world, and had got as far as the
time OF Noah. He then said
"De world got to be berry wicked de peo-
pie all bad, and de Lord made up his mind TO
drown dem. But Noah was good man who
read his Bible, and did Jus as de Lord tOle him.
And de Lord tOle Noah to build q big ark, big
enough to hole part Of ebery ting alive on dc
earth. And Noah built 1t. And de Lord call
upon every living ting to come into de ark,
and be save. And de birds come 1yin' to de
ark, and de big lion and de cow and dc possum
come 10, and de horse come trOtting to de ark
and de leetle worms come creepin' IN but
only de wicked sinner wouldn't come in and
dey laugh at Noah and his big ark. And den
dc rain come down, but Noah he set cOmfOrta.
bly, and dry In de ark and read his Bible And
de rain come down In big sp0uts, and come uT
to de doc step Of de houses and gin to coDeI
de foo, and den de sinner be scaret and
knock at de doc OBJ de ark berry hard. And
de big lion hear de racket and roar, and de dOf
bark, and de OK below, but Noah keep OF
rendin' de Bible. And de sinner say, Noah
Noah, let us come in.' And Noah say, Der
rry sorry, but / can't Let you In, for de LOrI
had lock de doc and tF0W away de key"
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-22

A Rl1l named Roberts, aged thirteen, living
Ia Slatngton, LAhlgh county, loll her home
last December without money, and succeeded
Wales f0F about month she became dlasatle-
hea with tie lan9 81 her forefathora aud re-
turned 20 Slatington few days ago.
Asahe eaafa nsnalsrs % be elected in Iowa
next oa11baE mys thu Ohloage 1ttbNHs, win
take naft a the election Of 3 United states
Senator bV iha Legislature, & b alYon Oui
that ooneEll DellSusp now eeeIeleyy q War
beginning n 1877.
PhfIIn Gol1stein has been convicted ID Bo8
ton of stflna Ere - he store 70 delrand anl ln
euFanee company. Tho case was appealed ano
defendant committed IN default ot u s0QA
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-22

OOLD AT FoUR CENTS PoUND.-From
Recalling, BeTks county, We have the folloWing
Quite singular story finds itsway from Exeter
township which tells OF Z mistake made bya not
over prudent housewife residing short distance
below the Black Bear Hotel. The lady in quss-
tion is the wife Of Mr.. Barrell, and this is how
the mistake occurred. Mrs. Barrell, like great
many other housewives, is in thehabit ofsaving
the rags that in course Of time accumulate about
the house. rag man visits the neighborhood
periodically for the purpose Of buying up the
stock Of the people who live along that road.
The lady would put the rags in bag, and there
keep them until = saleable quantity had been coli
lecled. She also had another bag, in which
wers kept her better patches. and other material
to be used for matching wearing apparel in use,
that would IN time need mending or alterations.
Tnthis nag she had also hid away asnm Of money
in cola amounting to nearly $50. Now, these
Two bags were as near alike as two peas, and, as
the story runs, had been in use the same day
that the indenti,al rag merchant made his ap-
peaPanca TO buy up the stock. Mrs. R said she
had rags to sell, and In few moments the bag
was being weighed, and the money paid for 90
many pounds at the current rate for rags. The
transaction vas soon finished, rag merchant said
good bye" and away he drove. Il was some
hOuis before Mr.. B. went 10 her best patch bag
for some purposes. She opened il, when lol and
behold the oldraes remained, and har besi patch
e. sea gold had been sold to the Fagman at lonI
cents pound The neieboFhood was aroHsed
the husband was informed Of the terrible mistake
and as soon as could b conveniently arranged
Nj. B. set out on the journey Of finding the for
lnnate gold purchassF Al 30 small a premium
The rngman was oVeFhanled down Il the 0ley
Line Hotel, and the wagon load Of rags search
"a, and the treasure coon aaorWard found IL
way home again, but MOTTO the paichbag aabefOrs
Gold coin At four cents pound isa novelty AM
an investment in which many would delight 4
entrust their loose change.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-22

KM10Rzs on RKEnxAs-S Status Of PennsylpGnia
that upon TIE further consideration Of the Penn
iylVauia QUESTION IN the Supreme Lodge Of the
World, Knighta Of Pythias, e was ordered that
PannsylVania be inrnished with q new ritual, and
that har representative Be Testorsd 10 their seats
on the aooF of the Supreme Lodge BY IN unan-
imoua vots q that body the Grand Lodge Of
Pennsylvania was then rsstoEod 70 it. propsE stan
ding. The QuostIon talative 70 unbotdinato lodg.
e. daInan4inR ne sfnpIiAed ritual coming up TN
Guprasns CASncsllng decided thsy had unquAhaee
right 10 sslsot Tor thamsalpsa. according 10 diFsc
lsglslRtion Of tha GnpEama body. ThS SupEoms
Lodge aeioanad en- Saturday night 10 meet q
Pittsburg en- the third of April, 1874.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-22
DAILY GAZETTE.
the frauds on the Sank Of England
Rs.SSSsSss RsssS.SVSSsSss 81 81 sI-IyE S iS .iSc6si sG"k=

NEW VoRE, April 2l-Ths recovory Of nearly
S250O00 Of Unitod States Bonds, which had boon
obtained By Macdonnell and associates in the late
Bank Of EnRland fofForios, was made to-day, the
facts concerning which are - follows: Oa the
9th Of March last trunk, said to contain wearing
apparel was delivered at the ofEice OF the NORTH
Atlantic ExpEess Company, London, by person
calling himself @. Losing, Of Tunbridge Wells,
and addressed to Major George Matthews. New
Broadway, until called for. The trunk was duly
forwarded by the express company, and reached
New York BY the steamship Cuba on March goth,
and was kept by the compaSy a. per instructions
until Saturday lasl, when woman calling herself
Mrs. 0sorge Matthews presented an order for its
delivery at the express Office, duly signed "GsO.
Matthews.
In the trunk were found cards and a card plate
with the name Of George Bldwell, variety oil
memoranda, bills, &c, showing oOncluslvely that
IL had been shipped by and belonged to him.
Out OF 100000 obtained from the Bank oI
England hy these afoFgerles all but $4,000 has
been fec0yered. fft
Eaglaad bad received some information in regard
TO the trunk which led to its detention by thu
company uutiI to-day, when i was taken posses
sion OF, un1er an order from the Supreme Court
by Nathaniel Jarvis, receiver in the Bank Of Eng
land forgery case.
On being opening and examined It was found b
contain quantity Of wearing apparel, two goll
watcha1, aSVoE1l miscellaneous articles, and thre
packag6s of Unitsd States nye-taenty and ten
forty bonds, rolled up in soilsd linen, amountinl
in all to Sz20.950. The bonds were found 70 b
identical In elass, amounts and numbers wit
those advertised by the Bank oR.England to hav
bssn obtainedb by the Bidwell forgeries.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-22
A GRAND BALL AND SUFFER-
sults for DamaSo, by Nerroes.

CLEvELAND, o.. April 21.-On the 11th oI
February some negroes attempted to force
themselves into the dress circle Of the Academy
of Music. One ran BY the doOrkeeper and plant.
cd himself in reserved seat, for which he held
no check. He was compelled 10 leave. The
others were stopped at the entrance, and refused
admission TO that part Of the house. The one
ofiear who put him out, but lost his case. Nov
one who was stopped AZ the entrance brings sui
against Mr.. EIlsler, lessee, for $1,000 dam
ages.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-22
Organization or Farmers Agaimst High
Fretghes.


The farmers in Ioga, unlike those in Illinois,
are organizing againss railroad monopoly and high
froighta secretly IL slubs called aGranRss OF the
PatToua Of Husbandry." The order has grown
rapidly sincs its olanizston i've years ago. Thsrs
are now 100 grAAgos n The Stats with an ag-
gregata membership Of 100000. The vote Of
Iowa is 100000. This oranges already nave half
that vote and are daily growing. In Wisconsin
there are over hundred oranges organized, with
every prospect Of ~ increase that Will control the
vots 81 the StatA In Ohio the Legislature han
passed railroad law very similar to the section
adopted by the Constitutional Convention oi
PennsylvamiA. Il prohibits absolutely the lease
Of one Oompoting read by another; provides that
the assent Of twO-thirds of the stockhalders shall
be rsQui1sd 70 make valid lease Of the connec-
ting read which does noe compete; that the rental
shall not h less than the net earnings Of the road
for TIE prsesding hscal YEAR that any stOekholdsl
sixty days 70 demand pay for his stock ct pEics
not bSloW tie average lor the previous SIX months
an1 that ths lesaos Of road shall give undouhtsG
sseurity tog The performances Of the taEma Of th,
lease. A call has boen mado, signed BY Q numbel
prsaidanas a kamsu' oonVankions and memhor
M boasla O9 txado 1rom dinuroat ssctious Of th,
Union, faR Q national oanVuntioa q tha produoor
and cod 1n e tho United States 70 b hsld d
New YcEk, On Ne Oh Of May next, the object 0
which viii ~ % promots, ~ co-opeEation, tha in
tsrests of Rrn4nesn and consumers, and also Il
consider @kat can be done to reduce the cost 0
tranGportaiian ~ EailH0Ad and water.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-22
ohldMon Luok.

In the Court Of Claims yesterday, Judgment was
rendered. against the United States in favor Of
army transportation In NehEaaka in 1856. JudR-
meat was also rendered in iaVor OF 800 claims foE
extra compensation Of civil employees Of the Gov
eminent IN Washington, under the Twenty per
cent astD q 1861, % the amount Of $4,000 The
vicksbuEg cotton cases will probably occupy the
court this woRk
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-22
naov RIn4a

FAANKRoRa Ra-ON-TRn-MAIN, April IA not
ooeurrsd hare to-day, which lasted the whole af-
tsEnoon, and is now only kept from breaking out
BY the military. The wrath Of the mob was di-
rectad against beer sellers and makers. several
BasE-h0usss and hroWeries were gnkted. Troopa
were called out and dispersed the FoteEs. but Fs-
nsWal % The disturbances is feared tonight Shops
are elclod, and soldiers occupy the squares TO
guard the broWeFies. Several peFaona were in
iuEsd, buk no dsatha are reported. The military
did not hFo en- the crowd.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-22

Attorney General Williams received de-
snatch from Governor kellogg, yesterday, I,
stating thai, excepting four or i've parishes,
matters are now quiet In Louisiana, Kellog
deniea that be issued commissions to the Fusion
officers Ia Grant Parish. and says his communi-
cation 10 Iien. Emery, requesting that troops g
1ant 10 remote troubled parishes, vas made with
view 10 preyent any possible outbreak. He
aavs the amount o. taxes and licenses collected
| IN New Orleans during the 6lst quarter Of the
present wear has been $25l 900, against Sl33, 900
IN The hrt quarter Of 1872.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-22

Bayard Tayior 3 at Casa 0idi, IN FloEanes. A
lsttsR from him, written toward the end Of Feb
TuaEy. says: ave have daHodlls and gaoreeOua
purple aaamono1 q tAa meadoaa. and the young
gEosn tnEt undsE he olive trees makes cnsb heart
leap 1t 4 incTodihla, te read 81 American Geld.
IN hia haaVonly upring air. Tho trnmpeia of ear
niVnl are sounding e. Hritas hut q 4 rather q
hlipshod, d1agalsd affair"
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-22

Ground was broken Tor the Texas Pacihc
Rallroad, &c San Diego, California, Yesterday
On the presence 0e q large assemplaRe. Inc
directors aay that the read viii be completed
n 1870
proelamatlon 1eclarlnn tho ratification OF the
Stata constitutional amendment doing away
with dlafEaEchleam In that State.
The Walland (uanaaal Canal was OB9ne &
10 navigation yesterday.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-22

Prof Baird. U. 8. Fish CommissIoneE, has sent
Seth Green with assistants 10 Augusta Ca, TO be-
gin shAd hatehlng With slew 70 restocking The
waters of ihe 6aathoEn aud Western States. AZ
ter the oeaaoE closes IA Georgia, Green viii pro-
cssd noFthuard, stoeking the waters a. he advan.
ees, untn be reaches Warrington. While stock
ing the rivers at each station be will Also send
part az tie young lsh By rail 70 adjacent wataFl
on the Atlantic slope and In the Mississippi
Valley.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-22
PROPOSALS -,

LAYING A DRAIN ON KING STREET.
Sealed Proposals will be received By the Street
until THURSDAY, April oath. 1873. at o'clock. D.
NJ for furnishing and laying the tile doing the dig
ging and filing the ditch; the ditch 70 Be nIne fsst
deep running 70 depth Of ten feet Sixth street
The tile % be terrs Oetta, II inches in the eloaT
well laid with camentOd jOints bagnnng a o. aho1i
the curb line the sOuthorly side Of Seventh street
and terminating on or about the curb line on the
south side Of sixth street, making In all about one
hundred yards hneal measure.
Proposals. will be received for furnishing the ma
| teFial and doing the work By the yard inaal maa-
1 sure.
L The right 10 reject any or all bids l. rsssrvsa
No bid will be accepted unless il Be from rospon-
1 siblo party. WILLIAM CANDY,
aP21-2t ChAiEman o. StFoat Conamitfaa.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-22
1mirrs.
DROPOsALs

4 FOR
GRADING AND PAVING TEE BED or CONRAD
STREET BETWEEN MONROE AED ADAMS.
Sealed Proposals will be recsiVed By the Street
COMMITTEES &C the once Of the Street CommiaiiOnsr
until THURSDAY, April 2Ath. 1873. at O'clock. D.
"a, for grading the bed Of Conrad street. comment
ing on line with the curb line the westerly side
Of Monroe street and terminating At the curb line
on the easterly side Of Adams street.
ALSO. furnishing stone for paving the same, haul
ing the sand and putting down the paVsment inciu-
ding the cutters and Tagging. for which no extra ell
lcWaneo will be made. The said cutters and lag
glng to be measured By single superficial squaTS
measqrement the same as the stone pavamant
Thg bids must be made for furnishing thO mafa-
TO furnish the sand.
The COMMITTEES reserve the right to reject any or
No bid will be received unless It be from rsIpsu-
i siblo party WILLIAM CANDY
apzl-2t Chairman Of the Street Committsa.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-22
2nbIif saIts.
PUBLIC SALE or
SOUTH SIDE PROPERTY.
az LO -,
Very desirabIofo for Building and Manufacturing sites
will be sold on the PREMISES, Wilmington, Del.
ON Satupsay, ApriI ssth, 1873.
At2h o'clock. D. M.

These Lots are located on Claym0nt, Goodman and
y streets, on tao WilRtn0toB 0Hd Western RaiIroad
direetly opposite to Madeley ChapOl, adjacent to
many and rapidly extending improvements, an TO
the new Public Scnool, and quickly accessible to
many important manufactures and to Commercial
facilities BY water as well as BY railroad
i, Wilmington has extended on the South Side within
than In any other section Of the city and propertv
N this diFeeton is wonderfully increasing IN value
Another rolling mill ts nov promised. great ship
ping point near By Is In early anticipation and the
best building sites must soon be exhausted.
TEhMS.-TWOnty Per cent cash and the balance
N notes with approved endorsers equally divided n
and months. bearing interest from the day Of sale
10 oil caseg to be made previous 10 the
following Saturday, Hay S 1878. e. II m, (other-
wise purchase may be declared void al the optiou
Of the solel and parties who pay the whole In casE
on or before that time will Be entitled to q clear dis
count OF 5 per cent. Immediate possession on set
uement. J. I. HEALD
Pres't Christiana Imp. Co..
i apIf-tS Wilmington, Del.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-22
RrIaeInE be RIosat Cha.n..
GENERAL SHERIDAN AND SECRETARY HELIX
NAP MIHnMIZnnII I'M nnrAa


NAP "LIoNIzRD" IN TEXAS.
The Heratd's San Antonio, Texas, cores
pendent describes the reception OF Secretary
Belknap and General Sheridan in the ancient
city OF the Alamo, as brilliant and cordial.
We make the subj0ined extracts from the re-
port, which we take with due allowance for
the "mildness" with which it Is drawn:
General Phil Sheriden and Secretary War
Belknap reached this city at twenty minutes
past last evening, and were received at the
Munger Hotel by our mayor, city council and
meuy OF our most prominent citizens, 70 whom
they were introduced by General Augur, COM
manding officer Of this department.
SHAKING HANDS ACROSS THE CHAsM.
Among the thrOng that paid their respects
to these distinguished gentlemen were several
old army officers who had served with General
Sheridan before the war, and who had fought
against MIN with all their might during the
war. But this seemed all forgotten, and their
meeting was that Of old friends and exceed
lngly gratifying to citizens who witnessed the
| scene.
SECRETARY BKLKNAPs ARTISTIC ExPREss-
Secretary Belknap was asked how he had
enjoyed the change in climate. will give his
reply in his own words:
"Why, sir, 1t has made the most wonderful
impression upon me Of any event Of my life.
l cannot realize that months have not passed
day morning everything was bound in ice
trees bare and no signs Of opening bud or vegi
tatlon, but when daylight appeared this morn
ing the forests were rODed In full foliage, anC
as we approached your city men were seer
ploughing out their corn, the gardens are ladeI
with vegetables, the grass high enough Il
nov and the landscape covered with flowers
can scarcely believe that two months havC
NOT passed instead Of thirty-six hours
TRIU1PHAL ARCHES IN THE STREETS.
Our city had made great preparations to re
ceive their distinguished guests High pole
with ham-beau lights have been plantel
through the principal streets from the Munge
Hotel to the san Pedro Springs City Park,
distance Of nearly two miles. At each cOTne
triumphal arches, composed Of the Star
sp0ngled Banner" laurel and flowers will
formed. A corps Of wOrkmen have been en-
! gagged in preparing the park for more than
week, and the official reception and speechC
will take place tomorrow evening, afte
which
Z A GRAND BALL AND SUPPER
} viii be given, on which occasion also the fa
daughters Of San Antonio, rObed In summG
costumes and radiant with roses and diamond
,. will pay their respects, and such as are NJ
! strictly keeping "hOly week " will tread tE
may dance with these war-wOrn veteran
to their hearts content.
The morning after, IL able, they win tai
their departure for the line Of frontier post
J with the GOd-speed and best wishes Of 9
classes OF our people.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-22
DIED.

LLOYD In this city. on the 18th Instant Jacob
Lloyd, Jr.. son Of Jacob and Rachel A. Lloyd il
the 21st year Of his age
The relatives and friends Of the family are respect
FULLY invited to attend the funeral from the resideneo
OF his parents, No 81 West Front street. on Wed
nesday afternoon 23d inst at O'Clock without fur
ther notice. Services at ~ o'clock.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-07-30


Moadsy, Jaly 81, lS@S-The Court opened al &c
O'Clock A. NJ. Mr.. Justice Harwell presiding,
~ n, keliipiO, an Aitorney-al,LsW = Charged
with nalprseliee as an Atiornsy,ai.LAw, BY The
Attorney General Case argued at great length,
after which the respondent undertaking. TO refund
$50 TO the uaiives from whom be had received u,
within iorty-eisht hours, the Court ned him 81 and
costs CSse PTnicd decision on the outside Of this
days papvrl {. c, Harris asd r H. Stanley for
rvspoudent.
Tuesday, July ss-Ths Court OPentd at 10 A. NJ,
Mr.. Justice Har,~ell presiding.
n NJ, KeswehunahAla-Chsrged with slpraetlee
rs an Attorney, ~ the Attorney General Respond
eni appears In psrSoa Tbs Coaft after bearing the
esse, rvprinsnded The respondent. and auSd him S
aud costs. (Ser decision in today's paper,)
KAnshai vs.. Roulder Brothers, Case continued
BY agreement Of counsel
Saturday, July s6-The Court opened at 10 A. NJ,
Justice HartNell presiding.
Aae Akona vs.. Akona (Pake, Libel for divorce.
Case uiShdraNn on motion of plaintiffs counsel
In Probate,
Monday. July IS, IS7S-Before Justice Hartwell
Estate Of Kauahos O. deceased - Petition for
letters Of administration by Kahaaweiki; letters
granted TO petitioner and Krkahuns, on their filing
bond for $50; Inventory be hled in twenty days
and uo,iee to creditors 10 be Published Tor tour
weeks.
Police Court, Honolulu
July S-LaWreuee Hslpin, assault and battery
fined So aud s. costs; halaaao, drunk, forfeited
bail, So; KauNe, drunk, 6ned S aud Si.s0 costs
24-Luka, selling opium Without lieense, hued 500
aud costs SSso s5-w, Welsh, vsgraney, Judgment
suspended s6-HoloNSle. assault; and battery, fned
$40 and 81 costs 2S-Purkr, drunk. forfeited bail,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-07-30
Those seats.

ME- EpToR-His Honor the Police Magis.
trate showed his disiuterested public spirit. on
Saturday last, by taking up collection at the
Band Concert at Emma Square, for the laudabe
object OF providing seats This is the second
eHOr, which has been made BY him for this pur-
pose. and it is hoped will be the last. am in
formed that over two hundred dollars have been
squeezed ont Of the pockets Of the generous pub
lie for seats. All this speaks well for its good
uaturedaess. as also for its taste for music The
SUN collected ought TO provide at least twenty
i've benches capable Of seating two hundred and
Gfty persons. As one Of the uuSea,ed. | think
his honor should make statement Of his expen-
ditures, in this matter. and show how much has
been collected. aud what has been done with the
funds. AT least such is the opinion Of one who
gave Two DOLLARS.