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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-09

WOMEN A. Hop. CARRIERs.-[V Vienna letter
in Baltimore american. II have before
alluded to the fact that women perform the
hardest kind OF hboring work In Germany
but was not prepared for the sights l have
witnessed to-day in Vienna. In America,
mixing mortar and carrying the hod Is con.
sidcred such hard work that few white men
can be found willing to undertake it at the
present duy. An immense building near our
hotel, occupying whole block, is i'll course
of erection, on which not less than four
hundred persons are employed, fully two
hundred Of whom ure women. All the
hard laboring work Is done by women
such az making and carrying mortar In
buckets on their heads TO the work.
meu, and handling the brick. They are
not allowed moments leisure, several
stantly in motion. We found the same pro-
portion of women at work on all the new
buildings, and there must be many thou.
sands of them to-day doing this species ol
laboring work in Vienna. They are both
young, middie-aged. and old. but all seem to
be strong and healthy. At dinner time they
swarm into the shops to purchase piece OF
brown bread and fat bacon and a mug of
Deer, tdL bllttt sttLtuS Ou Luc
curbstones. Their wages Is one form, or
forty.eight cents per day, and am assured
by a gentleman resident here that most Of
them sleep about the buildings on shayings,
or in barns or sheds, having no homes.
Amidst all the splendor and wealth of, this
great city, with its million Of inhabitants,
there il, perhaps, more destitution, want, and
suffering than in all the cities OF America.
Still we frequently hear some Of our coun-
trymen praising aud preferriDg the govern
ments of Europe. Whilst viewing this
scene, the Emperor and Empress, with his
staff and outriders, glittering in gold and
precious stones, dashed along the Ringstrasse
on the way to the palace, whilst short
distance off stand the roya. stables, a mag
nificent structure covering at least four
blocks Of ground as largeas Franklin square,
the meanest animal in which is better cared
for tlian these women. 1t is not to be won.
dered that of the eight thousand births an
nually in the lying.in hospital Of Vienna
less than FIVE hundred are of children born
in Wedlock.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-09

THOR RENT, several of those new and n
Il lust finished BRICK COTTAGES on Clay ~
street near Euker's Spring Park. Each has SIX
room. with water and gas, and never occupied.
rIre opportunity for those who seek neatness and
convenience with small rate of rent. Apply 70
je SIT GRUBBS q WlLLIAMo.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-09

June, 1871, when the present pope COM
pleted the twenty-fifth year Of his pontificate,
the Archbishop caused a monster mass.meet.
ing to be held outside OF the church, ut
which he himself presided. On the same
night, Monday, June Is, 1871, q torchlight
procession marched to the cathedral, com
prlsing men Of all the different parishes Of
the. city. In the autumn of 1871 several
missionaries from England to the colored
people of Maryland arrived here, and were
generously received by the Archbishop.
These missionaries are now comfortably set
tied in Baltimore, and the number Of coiored
Catholics has become so great that two new
churches will soon be erected for their spe-
elai accommodation. About twenty-eight
churches were built during the admlnistra-
ton OF DR.. Spalding, besides q number of
converts ard ecclesiastical institutions.
On "Wednesday. February Z, 1872. the
seventh Archbishop of Baltimore passed to
his reward. The Illness which resulted in
ms death was III aggravated torn of bron-
chltis, from which he suffered eight weeks.
His remains rested in the archiepiscopal
mansion from Thursday, February Sth, until
the subsequent Monday morning. At1OA.
81. on that day the funeral obsequies took
place 10 the cathedral. Atcr the celebration
'of pontifcai mass bs Right Rev. Or. Whelan,
OF Wheeling, and The delivery of an elo-
quent discourse blythe Metropolitan, OF New
York, at that was mortal OF that Archbishor,
was laid low in the dust beside the ashes of
his predecessors.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-09

JUNE 9, 1873.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-09

LtOR RE Mt, TWO BASEMENI a5
II ROOMS In u new tenement, suitable for a0iz
Doctors Office, &c. Apply at No. 3i3 Cary street,
between Third and Fourth. t tS-et.
DRAFTS CASTLE FOR RENT.-lR
l. will rent to good tenant, for two years, M.A
my beautiful RI SfDfNCF,. LnOwD sS Praits
Casele,r Oh Fourth street, Gamhle's Hill kor par
iIculrrs apply to JOHN W. klSON,
je 3-St No. 800 Mnin street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-09
ARCHBISHOP BAYLEY.

AhC6biShUE BAILEY.
The walls of the time-houored Cathedral
were rObed In the habiiments of mourning
for three months, in memory of its departed
pastor. On the 30th. of July, 1872, the gar
mentS OF sorrow were removed, and the
archdiocese emerged once more from the
gloom OF desolationto the brightness of JOY.
A worthy successor to the late Archbishop
was chosen oc that day in the person of the
Right Rev. James Roosevelt Bayiey, D. D.,
Bishop of New Jersey, and native of New
York. The official papers were soon re-
ceiped by the appointee, and he Immediately
commenced preparations to leave his dio-
cese. lie; reached Baltimore on the afternoon
OF "Wednesday. October 3, and was solemnly
enthrOned in the Cathedral on the following
iSunday morning.
/ Since the advent ofArchbishop Bayley the
corner-stones Of several new churches and
religious edihces have been laid, and many
new temperance and beneficial societies have
been established in different portions Of the
diocese. During the present year four
churches will be inauglIrated here, one of
them being intended for coiored people. No
event of great interest has yet happened,
except the recent consccration, but ut. an
early day the eleventh Provincial Council
will take place in the cathedral. The Arch
bishop has already administered confirmation
to two thousand persons, and he intends to
leave Baltimore this week for the lower
counties of Maryland, where large numbers
are awaiting the rite from his hands.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-09

days afielward, his predecessor calmly eX-
pired. His funeral 0bSequies were conducted
hy Or. Eccleston, and the body was buried
directly beneath the high altar, in close prOX-
unity to the ashes Of Marechal.
ARCHBISHOP EccLEsToN,
the fifth Archbishop, commenced his admin
istration under flattering circumstances. A
native of Maryland, and devoted friend of
the late incumbent, he well knew how to
| successfully govern diocese Of such exten-
siye proportions rs Baltimore. He was a
convert to tue Catholic religion, having been
| Methodist prior to his conversion. AT the
early age Of tbirty-three years he was thus
suddenly elevated to the most responsible
position in the American Church, dignity
which all his predecessors assumed at a
much later period In life. For upwards of
seventeen wears Archbishop Eccleston ruled
this see with jealous soliclude. Seven I'm.
nortant councils were held in the cathedral
under his direction the third in 1881, the
fourth in lS40, the fifth in 1s43, the sixth IN
1916, and the seventh in May 1919. space
will not permit the enumeration OF all Tue
solemn ceremonials at which lie pres'aeu.
He was present in the sanctuary at every
possible opportunity, and on the chiei iestl'
walls. such as Christmas, Easter, fehtecos''
&c, he generally oficiated.
In March. 1874, the Archbishop expert
enced a sud deprivation by the death OF ms
mother, lady of noted piety and generosity
Her death took place on Saturday, March 10,
and it.affected him so greatly that he was un-
able to officate at the conservation Of Right
Rev. William Tyler, d. D., first bishop OF
Hartford, Conn, which occurred on the fol-
lowing day. Bishop Fenwick, OF Boston,
acted Us the consccrator in bis place.
| When the present Pope, Plus TX, was ex.
| lied from Rome in 1848, the Archbishop
kindly offered him an linn ofrefuge here,
but, owing to circumstances, the Pontit1 de,
clined The invitation. The churches were
largely Increased during the incumbency ol
DR.. Eccleston, as also the religious and char.
itubIe institutions of the diocese. His death
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-03
symptoms OF oatarrh.

Obstruction Of nasal passages, discharge falling
into throat, sometimes pFofase, wateEy. acrid, or
thick aud tenacious mucus, purUlent bloody, pu-
trid offensive, etc. In Others dryness, weak or
inAamed eyer, ringing in cars deafness, uicera-
tione scabs from ulcers, voice altered, nasal
twang, offensive breath, impaired smell and taste,
etc. Few only OF above symptoms likely TO be
present in any case ut one time.
To cure-take DIR. Pisrcs's Golden Medical Dis
covery earnestly, TO correct the blood aud systeu,
which are always at fault, also 10 act specifically
as it does, upon the diseased glands and lining
membrane of the nose and Its communicating
chanbera. The more l see Of this odious disease
the more positive is my belief that II VIC would
make treatment perfectly SlecesS fI in curing t.
we must use treatment act through
the bloo1 as well as = soothing and healing loca
application. DR.. Sage's CataFFh Remedy, wheE
used warm and applied with DR.. Pierce'a NasA
DOuche, effects cures upon common sense" "a
tio0al and scientific principles, by Its mild, sOoth
ing and healing properties, 20 which the diseas'
gradually yieI1s when the system has been put il
perfect order by the use of the Golden Msdica
Discovery. This is the only perfectly safe, scien
tiRc and sucessstul mode OF acting upon and heal
ing it, t.Et
SO successful has the above course OF tTeatmen
proven that the proprietor Offers $500 reward 10
case he cannot cure. All the means sold b
/ Druggists. X, V. PieFce, NJ. h., Proprietor, I3n
falo, n. Y. d&Wlt
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-03
mE, F, Kunkeps Bitter Wine of IrOI

has never been known TO fail in the cure of weak
ness attended with ymptoms: deposition TO "
ertIon; loss of memory; difficulty Of breathing !;
general weakness; horror of disesse; weak. nerv-
Gus trembling; d. eadiui horror of death Htkht
sWeats cold feet weakness; dtmness OF vlsl0n
languOr universal latsituds Of the muscular sye-
tenn. enormous appetite with dyspeptic symptoms:
hot haods; flushing cf the BODY drynets OF the
skin pall,d counteuance and eruptons on ne
face purifying the blood pain in the back heavi-
ness Of the eyelids frequent black spots hyinS pc,
fore the eyes with temporary sufusOn and loN o.
siRht; want OF attention, etc. These symptoms all
arise from a weakness, and 20 remedy that nee
X E KCNKKL's Bitter Wine of Iron. 1t never
faii'. Thousands are now enjoying health Who
have used it. Take only Il. 7. kuNKRL'a.
Beware Of counter eitS and ba. % immitationa. e.
Kun! els Eitsar Wine Of IroA is % we'll known all
over the country, druggist themselves make au
imitation and try 70 palm IL OF on their customers
when they call it KunkeFs Bitter Wine Of Iron.
Kunkel's Bitter Wine OF Iron is put up. ont IL
81 bottles. and has q yellow wrapper nicely put OF
tha outsid q with the praprietor's photograph OF
the Wrspnef Of each bottle. Aiwsys look for thi
photograph on the Ortside, and you will alwayE b'
sure to get the genuine oTtieie.
Sold ~ all Druggists and dealers everywhere
dec3-2m
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-03

POLICE CAsEs-Waitman Sipple, col, was ar
rested by officer Mcdowell, for assaulting Laoina
peace.
One case of drunkenness was Rned fifty cents
Officer Bonner, at noon to-day, arrested man
for stealing a cap from Humphrey q Sandt. He
has not yet been tried. .4a
The following is the report Of the Chief OF Po-
lice for the month of November:
Number Of arrests for larceny, g.: assault and
battery, l3 burglary, Il resisting officers, 2; VI
olatiug ordinances, 8; vsgrancy, Ia disordeFly
conduct, 26; keeping disordeEly houses, /; drunk
enness, G3. Total, l3S. Amount received FOL
Goes. $65 Number of prisoners sent TO jaii, 20
Number of dodgers, 46S.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-03
LOCAL Mr9LLIoEmcE

Hope Loan Association meats this evening
The trial of the bank robbers is almost over
An usually heavy fog prevailed this morning.
Turkeys are preparing 10 bleed fOr Christmas.
Tue street mArkst thi, morning. Was we'll sup
piled. ~
The alisRed bank burglars deny sAat they aEe
sorry tor haviRg eSnployed cVuasel.
1t is your advantage 10 buy where you can hnd
The largest stock al the loWest prices remember,
Adams Il Bro is the place, SO Market street.
Oar prices will be lower this season than ever,
and the baycS will have the satisfaction 10 exam-
iRe fHll line Of new and staple goods OF our own
Importation. Adams & Brc., sos Market Htfcet-
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-03

REAL EsTATE SALEs.-J. Il g. w. Ora.
son have sold house and tWenty-One acres
Of land In the eastern part OF Oxford, to
James q. Gilmore, Of Hopewell borough foI
81, 500.
On Thursday, the farm OF Isaac Davis, ID
Tredyffrin township, Chester CO. Pa, contain
ing 1O7 acres, was sold at public sale to Petel
Hartman for $125.37 per ACRE This farm Wai
purchased by Mr.. Davis few years ago for
s153 per acre.
J. r. Hamin has sold his house and lot al
Lewisyille, TO Amos Watson, Of Cecil CO., Aad.
for 81 $50. ar
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-03

The MARKETs.-The street market. this morn
lnc, was well supplied, Notwithstanding the un-
pleasant weather, eur farmer friends seeming to
bring in good supply Of produce in all kinds Of
weather. The attendance, though, was rather
smalL The prices remained about as usual, with
little change.
SO cents; eggs, So cents per dozen; fine turkiesD
81 .50a&a00 each l6slSe per pound; geese, y. .0OA
81 rs each; ducks, 75c to l06 each, or l.50 per
pair; chickens, dressed, 81. .O0aSl25 per pair; live
goo to sl25 per pair apples, lsa25c per halt peck
potatoes, l0a25e do; 75asOc per bushel; sweet 90;
turnlps, Sc per halt peck; cabbage, 5asc per head
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-03

ALPHA SEoMA LITERARY SOCIETY.-T The
election of officers OF the above society, was
held lest evening, with the following result
President, w. g. TatnAil, Vice President, w,
Vaughan Secretary, q. q. Royce; Treasures,
James ii. Rile; Editor, John II. Moore; Assis
tant Editor. L. b. M0rroW; Critic, b. n. Vau
tor, John II. Price. This society has iately
began and is now forming a handsome library
They also are editing paper called the Al
pha Sigma, which Is 70 appear ao0nt the 20tt
inst: t7
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-03

brakenien are so nrmepous fhaf anv invsr.sIen
calculated 70 Lessen the dangers 20 l5aB Of life
o. limbs will be weloUme6. A LuxeTne Co,
Pa, mechanic has originated q c01ttivance
which is said TO obylatefha necessity ofhFaire-
men going between cars to couple. IL d said
10 be very practicable tfs
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-03

AccIDKNT.-On Fourth slFett betWeen Madi-
con and MOnrOe, this morning, man named
james Burke; was engaged ia making con-
periion vita 3 gas pipe. Sa6denly, the cap
Nhich was placed over one end Of The pipe,
came OF, with great force, knocking him back
self be vas almost su1l0caied BY lhe escapinS
gas. The mishap vas repaired Is soon q pos
sibie, and Mr.. Burke soSn recovered from 10.
jury. 5kHfks} .idta q Z tlA
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-03
FINANc1AL AND COMnERc1AL.
CITY NOTICES.

Tue best recon meRdation of the Bismarck Cater
comes from those whe have worn them. They ih-
variaby advise their hiends TO drop in and try II
on, at BABC0cK 4 BRO.
sOj Market street
"A good article RdVertisos itselI,' and the Bds-
R7rcE Gdifer for GsaHemcR is uRigers0Hg recon-.
mended BY those who have worn 1t rs the GadeA
for comfort and convenience. For sale only by
BABC0CK 4 BRO.
a6 Market street.
Mems Eaitars. s. and up,
Mems Boots. s. and up
ladies Shoes, 81 so and up,
At the old cheap Store OF
BABC0Ck i BRO,
2lt Market siIeelA
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-03

LOAN ,AssocIATIoEs.-At the regular monthly
meeting Of Excelsior Loan, last evening. S0OV sold
az 3ClL per cent premium, and $600 at 80,
at the regular mOnthly meeting OF Delaware
Loan Association last night $l60 SOLD at 2elS per
cent premium, aud 500 at 2T5<.
The following new Directors were elected: A.
laa Smith, Geo. Hyatt, VIM. Wood. Edgar Q.
Pierce H. NJ Farms worth, D. II. Kent, h. w.
Perkins, John v. Reeve, Daniel Schafer,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-03

PINE Tar A YALuARLE DIsEMEECrAnT--A.
correlpoDdeol Of The CHICAGO JoURSAu/R ID
6imonsl sayG ~Pins tar il noi bnly a powarfu
disiniectant, but most hsalthful for. man and
beasi, 1 will hsEs sly how ignh0uld be oAed
for nen Or horsea; Takes keltls wiEh wood
Whea Burning wsll ipour Ijslia Tar over a.
whole. Carry Lhe kettle thFoaah Ahs dlHesan
rooms, or set 10 such a place as you ehooss
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-03

LROs CRUsHED.-A mSn at the works Of PaSey,
Jones Co., had both his legs badly crushed, yester
day by large beam falling upon them. III was re-
moved 10 bis home in 9Th street between Locust
and Button wood, when his inj juries were attended
tog and which were aseertained not to be OF so
scnous nature as was first supposed.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-03

The Presidents message, the Spanish pro-
tOcol, and q synopsis o. The Treasury EenQEt
were transmitted BY the WegRtfa Uhion Tel
egTaph Company, from Washlngt0n 70 New
York yesterday, ID one hoiF, eight wires be-
tine lu which 3 fresld sldent's 3 message waa ager
eent from Waahlngt0n to New York. and ne
feat was accomplished during unfav6fahls'
weather THIS feat ls etedifabiS d khs q eSEs
and employes Of ne company, = !. -. + Z Z
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-03

THKFT OF FIsR.-LAst night, ab0at o'clock
some person entered the yard of the residence o
Mr.. Tubbs, near the Brandywins railroad bridge
and stole a pan OF fsh. atft
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-03
REGRsTER's ORDER.

RkaIsTBR's OFFIoR,
New Castle County, Nov. lIth. 1873.
nERTypon the Application oh GEORGE Ii. Simm0Ae,
Executor of William Simm0RB, late OF Nhmlng-
ton Hundred, in said cOuhty deceased; - -
ordeTed and directed By the Register that the
Executor aforesaid. give Hotlee OF tine grant
ing Of Letters TestamentaFy upon the kstAte
~ the deceased. with the ddto Of granting there
Of, by cAnsing advertisements 10. Pc posted
within forty daysfrom the date Of such Letters m
six Of the most public places ot the County OF new
Castle equring all persons Having gdemandsagAlnHt
the Estate 10 present the same or abide by an Act
of Assemble in such case made and provided. And
siso cause the same 10 Be inserted within tho same
period in the Delaware Gazette, newspaper pup
iishedin Wilmington .andtD be continued thereh
w 49,. Givcn undeythe hand and alof Once Of
ls the Regisfe foresaid, at eW Castle. in N keW
l-"-b fasfielJountY nforeHaid, the day and year
ahova written ID, GIBBS, Register.
All nersons having claims against the Estate Of
the decea1ed must present 1he same duly attested
~ the Fxeentor On or before Nov 18th. 1874,
/ or abide the Act of Assembly In sucn cass n@Oo
ana RsoVA1sA's aEo. II. SIMMONS. Executor.
| Address-Wi' mi agton, Del. !. dee5-zm"
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-03
LADIES.

LADIES,
We have a large stock Of Chiliren's Shoes
cheap WM. II. BABc0Ck i co..
SIS Market St, doors below Fourth
RESUMPTION cK SPKcIE PAYMENT -Wm. ii Bah
aosk Il Co ais Market street, doors below 4th,
will take silver in exchange for Boots anj shoes 20
a limited extent they don't want too much Of t.
however,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-03
COURT PROCEEDINGS.
CLOSING ARGUMENTS BY COUNSEL,
oOScLUsroN OF IN. obYsNFs REMARKS.

N.r. L,aFk 1..a.a. us,- d9r ,he s.,att,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-03
Register & order.
RRoIsTFn's OFFIcR,

NR0IBTERB UFFICk.
NEW CASTLE COUNTY. Oct; slst, le7s;,
JTnon the anpIieation of JOHN MeSORLEY.
AS,p;nistretor al WILLIAM MeS0RLEY, late
~ WilminSton Hundred. id said county. deceased;
IL Ia ordered and directed by the Register that
the Administrator aiOresaNd, giVe notice 81 lhe
srsnl lFt,r 81 leaters Of Adnin istgation upon the
Fstafa Ri the deceased with the date Of grant
1hereaf hF causing advArtisem nta TO be posted
wtbin foTtv days from the date Of such Letters in
si ~ the noet publis PLACES of the County of New
Ga.tla renuirinR ali persons having demands
ana Esfafa 10 preseht the same. or abide by
~ ~ ~ hIy in such daso m I'D and provided.
And sIsn eause the same Id be inserted within the
safne period in tn DelawaFe Gazette, newspaper
nubiisher in Wilmington, and 10 be sonunueo
therein three weeks, tE. .. % -,
Given under the hand and Seal 0s uk-
- N 6ee AZ the ResisteF aforesaid, at New
y Castle, In New Castle County at0fesaias
OKNN/tha dav and yeaI above written.
b. GIBBS. Register.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-03

AS-Faets are Fdcts.--'Tell the truth and shame
old Satan" there is no getting around it what we
have said is said end the public bear out in dvI
conclusion that for rst-cass boot. shoe gaiter
Ma Harket street four doors below lth is the place
to get it. WIN. II. bABCOCh GSV
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-03
THOSE PURCHASING

Boots aud Shoes at 3lS Market street. id0ors he'
low Fourth, have the advantaEe of selecting fr0u
q large and varied stock at low prices -.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-03
NnTIIlE

an oarsnna having claims against the Estate Of
the dScesSed must present. the same daily attestad
~ t6e 1amiuistratoF on Oh before Oct. 2lst, 1915
~ sbiAa the Aek al Assembly in such made an
nrcTida6 John McS0RLEY.
Adninistrat0R.
Addrsss--WilminEton Dsl. Oosts .sweod
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-03
a qHNAVg tsF0Q oat GAlSalAlsu wENEsR
cHEAR BO0TS AND StsOEs,
ssssaa 81. 3 aeas, Hf.s sg sasAss,

lrhs undersIgnol respectfully ingoFms hlg ,-sasa
HSs: ssss. ssS sSi sSs Sfs!si a ga si e 3 s1 s1
iAND WINTNR BOOTS, SHOES and 0A1-s -
fRha. suifakie iar LAD - oenflaglsn, fiaaeg and
a. q -. ~ aA 1Ae1ared nom he best mae
ssEal and aae In the best manneRs ana giilbe cold
oEaag o4haf lkNs 1saaaaa end sea1laM en hngtna So
NJ Fkei8 W. haRa kha - antaaa Raa laEgq end ~
ana - - b8b ~ ebaa 4bsDah ara eeE.
alnlig fBNats4 % CAL 81 MHaD ao ny atGHk and
easR ~ sKeesaiaEls la9 gee.A ! ass.s.., !. !,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-03
pEa1TAm,A. WILMINGTON AND
BALTIMORE u Road.
ERRRA
DELAWARE DIVISION.

DELAWAkE UIVIb1UN'
DUTiAR Aha taFm Of Court at New HAausi e.
meneing Monday, November i1th, 1871 IIsns ~
tween Wilmington and Neg Castle Hill run = W.
iOTs fs:v. w,Im,DstOn for New Castle l2ss IS and
10 10 A. NJ, 70, 8 s. and Ro, Z. gAoa.nAak k5
LOave Eew caatle for WMmibKs9n =" $50 -
All ~ q ~ t,sin f,oh Wiimington and u CD
n ~ s-s. = S,on, Ne 0ae1lo are extra tEaipH t0 Fun
only daEinG ahe Session. 81 tee NGseni,, Noeni,, 49,. daa
The extra train from heH 4Sasus ~ ISIS
Depot ct l2os ?. n. And hraak Depot !" = ~
Ppdsis Mi H +. KINNEY. sVpt
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-11-14

Henry X, Gibson, Esq, heretofore
the accomplished foreman OF TIN
HERALD Job Office, reached this city
yesterday from Cobblcskill, New York,
with his bride, the beautiful daughter
ofthc late ID. j, Barncr of the latter
place,
Mr., q. will temporarily assume
charge ofthe business management Of
this office, to which he will bring the
experience ofa methodcnl and clcrl'
cal mind.
10 the bride aud groom, we extend
the heartiest wishes for the fortunate
fruitlon of their new and sacred ven.
ture In life.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-11-14
A Card 10 Our Friends.

II Is with sincere regret we an
nounce that owing to the severe and
prolonged illlscss of our father, Captain
Crisp, we are forced to suspend for II
time our theatrical performances.
We have struggled very hard to give
the ladies and gentlemen Of Dallas II
refined and elegant amusement, and
think we have succeeded. In order to
fill our obligations, we have suffered
much pecuniary loss and trouble. All
this added TO our care and anxiety for
our dear father in his dangerous Ill
ness IL too much to endure, and thus
we are forced TO delay our season until
his recovery.
JESSIE AND CECILIA.