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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-07

IT Inc Jury in the case Of George o. Evans, at
favor Of the Commonwealth for S149 T62. THE
amount claimed by the Commonwealth was
$500 zoo. It Is thought the matter will be IA.
ken TO the Supreme Court VI
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-07
WATER RENTERS TAKE NOTICE.

The bills for the year 1873 are nov ready and pay
able at the Registrars Office, 100 Market street
The law requires that all bills paid on or before
January 3lst. 1873 the face of the bill and on ali
paid during the month of February, per cent ad-
ditional, and all paid during the month of March
l0 yer cent, additional and any aE9Rnts remaining
unpaid after April lst, 1873 the Registrar is required
TO have the ferrules Withdrawn and suit instituted
for the recovery Of the amounts due, and water will
not again be let into such premises until all arrears
with assessments and two dollars for drawing Fer
rules are paid. FRANK. A. TAYLOR,
Water Department, Dec. 5, 1872. Registrar
Ofhce hours, 70 II a. m. and to .. m. aec5tf
ITO THE PUBLIC.
L The Wilmington and Reading Railroad Com.
paBy have completed arrangements to carry Money
Packages and Express Matter to anil from all points
on the line Of their road and West Chester.
Also. to all points on the Philadelphia and Read
ing and CataWissa Railroads. including Reading
Allentown. Columbia, n Harrisburg Lancaster Down
ingtOWn, MahOney City. Mt. Carmel. NOFristOwn
Pottsville. lke.
For further information apply at the Depot cor
ner OF Front and Madison streets, Wilmington.
Express matter sent 10 Franklin TOiegraph Odiee
| No, West Third street or TO their D pOG Front
and Madison. or orders Ieft with MeMallen & Seal
delivering agents. will resolve prompt attention.
sU6-u GenT sup't W. 4 x. Il. r. Go.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-07
To the Citizens of WILMINGTON !

As the Presco Painter. e. A. Lutch ems. Of Phila-
de phia. ls at present frescoing the new hotel st
Fifth and Market streets in this city the citizens
OF wilmington and surrounding country ought 20
come and inspect his work and make up their
minds, in case they want to have something in this
line done TO their houses. maT5ET
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-07

Altar our reports from New Orleans closed
early yesterday morning, the Seventh Pre-
cIhet Station Rouse, the tirst captured by the
Fuslonlata. was retaken by the Kellogg party.
NIhlch two men were wounded, one mOrtally.
NOlfurtheF eonalet Oc1uTreas aud none Is like
ly, tine kellogg police being supported by Fed
eFal troops f
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-07

TNOR RRNr.-PassessiOl aysn lmmedlaf Sly-
II The spacious Hall an Anto-r0Om in QaS elle .
WOrkingmen's Institute.h Ths'premtsss . aA-
miFably adapted TO SOeistias Musical OF ktS orary
Ass9eiatip1s aeEb keE ssst a9d further psIas lars,
Oh. CAMRR0N. 30 Market street. dt loft.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-07
ToR sALE.

Kon SALE.
IL A mAil Tubular Steam Better, 4 boat th rec
horse power. suitable for driving small engine OF
Q heating purposes. Price $50. Apply a. this Of
"a a sepl4-f
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-07

Victoria will have seven-kon statue 10 be
placed In the vestIbul0 9th state apartments
IN Windsor Castle. Sfle
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-07
4Fants.

~ ANTED-Bya a gentleman Of % years expert
w enee in teaching. 4 school in Kent or New Cas-
tie county Refers TO Wm. Sharp. Dover; J. W.
Sharp, NJ D., Camden; j. 4. Allen. ESD, Smyrna.
Address. stating terms, &c., TEACHER,
mar6-dSW2t Dover. Del
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-07

1f0R RENT-ifW0 tArge connecting Rooms NhseA
II in the third story Of the SaNllo Bald ~
ing, for society meetings or for light manu- w
fastnrins. Apply TO ALEX. S1NILLE, III
fsbl-tf 5ls MSrket street
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-07
RegIstcr's Order.

REGISTERS 0FFICR,
New Castle County. JaruaryzSth. l5T3.
loon the application OF VICTOR DuPORT.
Executor of CHARLES /. Dupont. Jr. late OF
Chrstiana hundred, in said county. deceased: it
is ordered AMI directed By the Register
that the Executor aforesaid give notice OF the
granting of Letters fest1mentary upon the Is
ing thereof, by causing Advertisements - be
posted within forty days rom the date Of such
Letters, in six OF the most public places of the
County of New Castle, requiring all persons hav-
ing demands against the Estate TO present the
same, or abide by an Act of Assembly in such
case made and provided. And also cause the same
to be inserted within the same period in the
Delaware Gazette, = newspaper published Viii
niD gtOn and to be con tinusd therein two months
1->~1 Given underline hand and Seal of fOaiee Of
L. the RegisteF aforesaid, attn eWCastle in New
49, Castle County aforeaid, the day and year
above written. b. GIBBS. Register.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-07
NOTICE.

Ailpersons having claims again Estate Of th
deceased must the same duly attesIed to
Executor on or before JanuSry 18th. 1874. abide
the Act Of Assembly in suoh case made ana prsvi
ied. VICTOR DuP0Nf, ExaGHtor.
Wilmington. Del. jan 29-2m ke
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-07
MARRIED.

TS-SCHULTZ.-Thursday evening, March 9th,
by Rev. q. W. FOlWell Mr.. Harry Belts aud Mis-
Elesnora V. Schults, both of Wilmington.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-07
LEADING FEATURES

l. The issue is limited to $4,000 mile Of road.
.. The Principal aud Interest are payable in Gold
the principal in thirty years, and the interest tat
the Banking House OF Jay Cooke i Co.. New Y orb
semi-annually. hrst Of January and july.
5. The rate of Interest Is 2 S-l0 per cent per an
num-eluAl, AT the present gold premium, TO abOu
50 per cent. in legal tender currency.
l. The Bonds are issued OF the feIlowing denomi-
nations. Coupon, 500. 500 and Sl00os Registered
sl0O. 500. 81. COZ. SS,0OO and lO.0oo.
S. The semi-annual interest on the RsgistsSe4
Bonds Is paid BY gold checks. seat reziizrE ~ nail
. fas posf-ef address 0f fAe holder. Permanent
investors are advis0i 20 purchase the ReEist erSd
Bonds both asa protoetiOn against loss, then and
hro and for the greater conyenience IN coliecting
the interest. The Registered Bonds can be at any
time exchanged for Coupon. and the coupon Tor
ReEstsrod. without expense to the owner.
JNo. RRcLEAR 4 SON BANKERS.
sea MARKET STREET.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-07

A Rare Chance Tor u Tiusmith,
On account of continued i'll health l feel COM
pelled 20 offer my Sock Tools and Fixtures for
sale. 1t Is an old established Snd good business
situation. indeed for sorsOn Of moderate capital
one of the best in the city.
Inquire at Ne. lis Market street, Wilmington.
febl7 L I DEACON.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-07
FOR SALE

80, Twenty-Five small Houses, fro ~ four TO
!ss six rooms, in diHereat parts OF the city,
Prices ranging from 500 20 $500
III Terms easy. j. u. FRAZER,
Real kstate Afent.
telegraph BaildinE. 81 near Market.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-07

IIHOR RENT--New House. No 1921 Har- 1sAeAr
~ rlsOn street, eleven rooms all modern In! !S4
improvements. bay windows, three stories. ls,i Is
Possession at once il desired. Inquire at -
l4ll Harrison street. feb.t-tf
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-07
E0R SAs.E.

80 Several 6gsI-elass seven Iosm Houses. on
l!5 KiFkWO cod street. four ca Eighth street be-
III low Pine. two on Lombard above Eighth.
~ Will be sold eheap and on reasonable terms
Apply TO MeCLOShEI \ MeMlNRMIN.
dec2l.u
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-07
I NV ESTMENT
SECURITIES.

The Northern Pacific Railroad Company. through !.
lis Financial Agents, IS now sell7eaat par and ae-
crued interest. its First MOrtgAse - Gold Bonds,
Tor the purpose OF completing the construction and
equipment Ofits line Of Road. Amer thorough in
YeStigaton. we recommend these securities as a
profitable and safe investment. The Beads hSVe
the following
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-07

HaVina renewed from thse0FnsF Of atA and Ring
stre0ts 20 The large store No. COS Aqrkot stroSt.
Wo Oolloit OTdOrs from eur tFieads Whloh VII b
lied with care and Hsemptnesas mv2
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-03-27

APPOINTMENTS FOR IDAuo.-The latest
phase in Idaho affairs at Washington Is the re-
appointment aud confirmation by the Senate
Of Hon David Noggic as Chief Justice OF the
Supreme Court of Idaho. and the nomination
by the President of one W. Brookngs for As
sncia,e Justice of this Territory. Who this
Mr.. Erookngs is. appears 20 be mystery. but
We have heard 1t rurnofed that he has filled
the position of Justice 10 Dakota Territory.
aud has become So obnoxious Ia the people al
,ha. section tia, il is proposed Ia make penal
colon, OF Idaho and Danish him 10 this far, of
regsen. II such 10 the case. we can appreciate
such favors at the hands Of the administration.
as Idaho has always been kind Of Botany
Bay for all the broken down. old political
hacks and dsrepu;ahle Office besgars that
Gran; desired TO get rid Of
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-03-27
ws take the following items

-. rouxrY-We take the following item'
from the Boise States@aH
Jacob Drake, an inmate OF re ,LelI'. ..'s,
p.;son. who was convicted at the OcsoooI y. :
e conrt. 1871. in Ada county. ana ssn. 'e;s:Js
10 Ave years imprisonment; as n Ma.
i that institution on Marcn Sv.n. -. - .nd
shal Pinkham made "trus'y =: D s;t.h ~.
40 s.a m.o eating through with work. last lnurs
a. ..o .,orn;ng he went into bis cell, and aoo9'
~. ~, ,r;n"tes afterwards one Of the guaras, ~
.nsh;no his rounds, visited Drakes ecu ano
n aanI him WING ON his bed with hs throat CUT
I'D !. stab IN HE breast Drake had used "n
arJ;n.rv nocket. knife, and cut . gasn Iou1 %
Eve inches long on the right side .! MS necA,
h h did not succeed in seyering the lug1laf
v csv He had also stabbed himself JUST below %
.sa hrs.st.h hone. bat. being feshy man, the
latter la u.onnd il not believed to be dangerous
= Soa,or WAS summoned who dressed inc
wounds and he thinks the injured man may
n"s.;hiy recover. Drake is believed to DC Of
The enirootic has reached Boise CITY: and
son. M the horses belonging TO the Nor.n,
,.sst.rn stage Company have the disease. AL
tia horses belonging to that company, OIL the
Kelton route. have had the disease but none
have died from its effects
Mr.. w. C. Tatro. proprietor OF the Rocky
Bar Stage Line, has received orders ',o'n
headquarters to carry the mails to Rocky ba Sat
twice a week after April LIST. Letters received
from Alturas report heavy rains and big snow
slides ia that section. Hank Young. tue man
carrier. is four days behind time. and Tears
are entertained for his safety.
The entertainment given at Iempiar hal''
in Boise CITY. last Thursday evening, by Messrs
10. w. Huston. c. barbour, Y. S. Anderson
and NJ. l.. Holistsr Was said to be yer!
creditable affair. though not rs well attended
as was expected it would be.
George Stills writes TO Nose Lyons iha'
Phoebe can discount any place for funerals he
ever saw.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-03-27

A0JURY OF NUMsKUILs.-The Coroner:
jury impapneled at the inquest held on the
body Of James D. Page, who shot bis wife re-
Gently in Vallejo and then blew his own brain.
out with pistol, are entitled to the credit Of
being the veriest dolts and idiots ever cum
monea % jury Of any kind. Notwithstapd
ing the most positive and conclusive evidence
tnat Rage SHOT bis wife and then killed himself
tne stupid nnmskulls who made up the jury
returned q verdict that Page came to bis death
from the effects Of 2 pistol shot from the hands
OF . party s"k"o'es. Those fellows have given
conclusive evidence Of their qualifications for
congress. and should be elected to the Credit
lMoblier Assembly.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-03-27

PROPERLY DEFEATED The defca. OF Glad
stones Irish University BILL in the British
House OF Commons, appears to satisfy both
Catholic aud Protestant subjects of the
Queen. His scheme was to do away with. or
suppress. the Queens College of Galway. and
Contemporaries with Trinity College. the Queens
Colleges Of Belfast and Cork. the present Ro.
man Catholic University Of Dublin, and the
MCGEE College, in an enlarged aud remodelled
University of Dublin; in which, to avoid re-.
ligious disputes. neither theology. philosophy nor
modern history were to be taught. The bill
was not acceptable. either to Protestants or
Catholics, and the Catholic members unnui.
meusy opposed it. Cardinal Cullen issued a
pastoral letter denouncing the measure; and
on the other hand the London Times, the great
exponent Of public opinion in England, opposed
the bill as, in the main, mischievous in its pro.
Visions, and says that Mr.. Gladstone's "scbeme
for remodelling and muddIiug the higher
branches Of education in ireland, seems des.
tined TO discomfort everybody, and be under.
stood by nobody" The Times says that with
AL his wonderful ability, Mr.. Gladstone is not
the man to deal wisely with the subject Of ed
"cation. In his endeavor to compromise the
differences between Catholics and Protestants
by remodelling tho University system of edu.
cation in Ireland, on strictly secular basis,
ne has pleased neither faction, and tho result
mas been q miserable failure, resulting in the
overthrow of his ministry. The idea of moral
philosophy, metaphysics and modern history
beng omitted. in collegiate education, is Ger.
talniy something new, and in this age Of civil.
zatlon ana progress is simply ridiculous. A
ministry governed BY ideas 50 far behind the
times deserves to be turned out in order to
MAKE place for one that can keep pace with
the spirit and progress Of the times.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-03-27

orR DELE6aTE.-A correspondent Of the
S'afesm"n, writing from Washington. says tina,
Hon. John HALEY is there working hard for
h's constituents: aud that he had already sue.
ceeded in securing service on several mail
routes. the establishment of new pos,of,ices.
and that be has made himself generals, useful
10 the people of Idaho. Everybody who
knows John HALEY. knows that he will be nm.
1r.ng IN his efforts in behalf of his cons,i,u.
ents, aud Of our Territory
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-03-27

FREFE Frs CHINAMEN.-A fellow who think,
pe nearly a. good as Chinaman. Rev. O.
0'osoD. secenay delivered . lecture in San
francisco. 10 which he attempted q reply to
Father Buchards lecture on the evils resulting
ftan Chinese immigration. Gibson may con.
Hlpee capitalists that Chinese cheap labor !. |.
good thing. bat he viii fail 70 convince white
laoering men and women that it is benefit
70 Thorn. -
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-03-27

CONVICTED. trial of Charles MORT.
,ncr for the murder Of Mrs. Gibson was con.
Guided in Sacramento on the nigh. Of March
18th. and after being out ihiriy-Gse minutes.
the jury returned a verdict Of guilty Of muir.
der In the firs, degree" With the exception
Of the iesiimon, Of Carrie Spencer. the woman
who had been living with Mortimer, the cvi.
dencr was altnos. wholly crcums'aniial. bot
the chain MAS perfrc. and complete, and lest
no loop-h"le for the escape of The murderer.
The day far passing sentence had nn; been set
by the Judge. Is the prisoners counsel gave
notice OF their intention Ia move for new trial.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-03-27

HAVING ITS EFfEcT.-Thc Spring election,
10 New York State show heavy Democratic
gains aud the Credit Mobilier swindle appears
70 have played sad havoc in the Radical rank.
oakes Ames little memorandum book, like
shovel, has done effective service. In Ne,v
Hampshire the Radical vote fell short about .
thousand, if not more, and in elections still to
90 held we may look for Democratic gains and
victories.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-03-27

ANNIVERSARY on Tnr IStox.-Oa March
18th The Sacramento Union entered upon It's
forty ffih volume and upon the twenty third
year of its publication. Abou, the eldest es
tablshed journal in the State Of California. i,
"a also one OF the most powerful and iniuen.
'.ai; and despite all efforts Of the Central Pa
c'hc Company. and rlonopclies of ali kinds. 10
destroy or impair its influence with the people
and popularity with the masses. it ha,ds i,s
proud position ms the leading journal Of the
State. and OF the Pacific Coast.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-03-27

oN TRtAL-Thc trial Of Walker s. Kitchen.
Tor robbing tho United States mil a, M;,,.r,.
station on Burnt River. in November last. com.
'nenced in the United States Dis.ric. Court. in
Portland, on March 18th. The evidence as pub.
!shed 10 the Portland pagers, is atronoly nra;ns,
the defendant. and there seems but little chance
OF MS escaping conviction finally, though the
Jury on she trial just concluded, failed to sorec
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-03-27

USING THE MILITARY IN NEvADA-The
Nevada Legislatprepassed a bill, which was ap
proved by the Governor, creating the Office OF
State Prison Warden, relieving the Lieutenant
Governor Of the position of Warden ex-officio.
Governor Bradley tkereupon appointed P. C.
Hyman to the Office, and, upon going to the
Prison, Lieutenant Governor Denver refused
TO surrender charge Of the institution to the
9ew'y-appointea Official, whereupon the Gov
srnor called out the militia, under General
Van Bokkelen, and ordered them to take pos
session, forcibly if necessary, of the State
Frlsop. and put the same in charge of Hymau.
Lieutenant Governor Denver then. upon de-
lmand BY the military authorities, surrendered
'fne Wardenship Of the Prison. and turned
over the prisoners, and all property under his
charge to the proper officer authorized to re.
,ceive the same.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-03-27

NEsRErr ON sHoDDY.-Ths Oregon paper.
announce that { Rev. Mr.. Nesbett recentlv
oehvered . lecture at Salem on J. Shoddv .
whether the reverend gentleman is related
% Colfax' decease@ friend or not, Or whether
1ne subject Of his lecture referred to ,hoddv
Cerlstlan statesmen" we are NOT informed.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-03-27

LITERARY KLEPTOMANIA.-lf there 10 any
thing to be detested in journalism, it is an edi.
tor stealing the editorials from an exchange,
and palming them of on his subscribers as be-
ing the work of his own brain. 1t seems to
have becomea chronic failing with some editors,
who appear to be afflicted with . species Of
kleptomania in appropriating the journalistic
efforts Of others, ADLER and more talented than
themselves. and parading the fruits Of their paa-
giarism in the columns of their own pspes. n
choice specimens Of their own brain work.
These reflections are draga out upon seading
the Statesman of March 22a, wherein we find,
as one Of the leading editcrials, an article mn
der the healingof THE Postal Gard System"
which is taken bodily. word for word. from the
Portland, Oregon 9alistis Of March 18th. 1t
jon interesting article on the new postal card
stem, rec cltiy putin force BY the Postmaster
J neral, and came from q very respectable
ource, as the Bulletin is prosperous and in
'Auential paper, over the columns of which pre-
side corps Of able writer's, but such fragrant
act of plagiarism in the editor Of the Statesman
is inexcusable, not to say objectionable, and
fraud on the patrons Of his paper.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-03-27

WONT WoRE. TIE Portland Herald say,
@is owing g TIE higb stage ofwater the Locks
Mnfskoe CITY cannot b yorked without dan
eer. Thsy must b : PoQr set Of locks t4st
RaRT e Ecr5ed II high ~ ven a in low water
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-03-27

not SErTLEp.-The Modoc difficulties are
NOT yet settled. A new Peace Commission In,
oeen appointed. consisting Of Meacham. Ode.
neat, General Candy and Judge Rosboronss
oaPtain Jack has sent word that he wnnts -
place. WI uououess take
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-03-27

iSsASE.-George Francis Train. who Ia,
been confined In the Tomba. in New York .;.,
lot couple OF months past, was recently cx.
amioed by DR.. William A. Hammond, who IN,
gwen n,s opinion that Train il insane. The
people throughout the country have been ..t;.
led Of the fact for years past. ' -'''''
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-03-27

TIMES BRlsK.-The Salt Lake Herald q,
March 10th says that business 10 Little Cot.
tonwood i very brisk, and during the M !,
week twenty car loads Of ore from the Emm.
mine went east, destined for the SWAMI.
smelling and refining works at Chicago.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-03-27

County Of Boise.
In the District Court for The Tefra'o- 1
"a srd3ctal District
Ida A. Neville. plaintiff.
Julian H. Neville. defendant
TO sap DEFENDANT: "A
In THE NAME OF THE PEOPLE
United States ia tho Territory Of Josh
are hereby noia6ed sba. there j. nos co " 1
o.acc Of The Clerk of ihe District Coan Il
Judicial District Of said Territory, IN iaa, i
county az Boise. the complaint es iaa
plaintiff. demanding 5ndgmeD; aDc eesH y
you. that the bonds Of na;ssmor! eufais =
plaintiff and ssesendan. hc dissolved On iHp
81 Your failure TO provide fer plain'sn y. {
common neoesssrses Of life. fer more tas. y.
Last past. and your desortion OF psSAas
than one year las, past: alse. thai the ca -
and maintenance Of the child OF sac -
decreei TO plaintiff: and that unless !ea -
answer TO said compliant within ten 60 -
service hereof If served within kola - -
within twenty DAYS If served out 81 so a.
within said Judicial District and ~iih'a ~ ~
IL served out Of said district. excins'0 y. II
service. your default will he entered aaa -. ~
viii apply 60 said court for the geiaei w. y
said complaint ,.-x
In testimony whereof. ]. sf1s
49, Clerk of said Disiric, Court ~.
- 80; my hand and affixed Ae
court al Idaho City this 10Th day OF MAJ
JAMES STOUT, CLERK pas3S, ~
BY ]. II. wlcxKasnAM. Deputy Cie1k
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-03-27

PROBABLE HoAx.-Ihe telegraph reports
a singular phenomenon Witnessed recentlv n
the town Of San Ignacia. in sinoloa. The
place was visited with shower Of quicksilver.
nne drops falling everywhere like rain. A
shower Of mercury is new thinp. and Tho
next in order will probably be . shower Of
diamonds in Arizona.