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The daily gazette., 1874-10-22
WlLMINaruN. Dbl, Oct, % 1874 ii
Olotsttnug at The ISrandyWue Mills for
SPECI1L NOTICES.
Food for ,he Rabies.

fOGu 6OE tle AtiUhtSs
children fed on RIDGES FuUD will thrive
he strong andhealthy. and become little mod
els OF youthful strength ana ehiidBh beauty.
hIr-dem
Concentrated ATav0ring Extracts
c. Veuila. Lemon. Orange. Rose. Bitter Al
,nund, Ginger. Maca, Celery. etc. etc.. made
uhd sold Wholesale and retail by
Il. fEINGHUKST 4 CO.,
CorLer sixth and Mark ct streets.
Finest Salad Oh
E. BRINGuURST \ CO..
ieiS Corner sixth and Market etl Gets.
Rro.I.,s utrar.siSns Cure SOr COrns
An English remedy Of great popularity. for
reno, ing coIDs wihnut pain.
Il BNIN0HOKST d CO..
ApOthecaries.
Corner Sixth and Market streets.
Fine EnI Scissors
Curved and straight, Nail lirushrs. Hand
saIe Ly h. EKINullUkSr 4 CO..
Corner ixth and Market streets.
Prime Vanilla Beanst
sold wLoIcrnls and retail by
IL BRiNHhUnST h CO.,
Corner Sixth and Market Streets,
For s.ss Bath
Bath brushes, Bath Towels. Bath Sponges
and hath Soaps in extensive variety, Also.
Flc h Gloves. Straps. brushes. ETC.. Of horse
hair. by Friction uloNes, and many other
articles Of the same class ht
Il. RRIN0llURST X CO.,
CorueI Sixth ~Ed Market stretts.
ALFRED WALTON, Druggist, No. 3'
Market street resp, ctiully i'iorma his friends
and The public in general. that no keeps on
Land all descriptions of medicines. and that
"A competent pcr.on is at al! tunes ready to
rresor he i"r such iel.ss call mt that store
md hat no change is made except tho rcgu-
lar nice of tho medicines. tho samo pre-
they, ouid pay anywhere else; but thai
no one is visited at tho r residences.
TOIIet r:'Iiors,
a full assortment Of all sizes. inclu linp
double magniiying. Nc. c.
II. BRlNGilURST & CO,
Corner of Sixth and Market streets.
The daily gazette., 1874-10-22

DRUNK AND DIsoRDERLY.-Lcui uis Cox ar
re sted by officer Bricklc for druukness and
disordely conduet,was fined 81, 90 and cosis,
held to bali, in the sum OF $500 to keep the
peace. This c,se comprised the oliee record
for this morning.
The daily gazette., 1874-10-22
BAyARD TAYLoR's LECTURE
pUPREZ & DENEDIcT's MIAsTREl

This famous minstrel organization will
appear at the Grnu1 Opera House to-mor-
row evening, and being immensely popular
in this city, will be sure 10 perform to n
large audience. Reserved seats cnn he oh
tanned without extra charge, at Robclcn IL
Bro. = music store, 40 Market street.
The daily gazette., 1874-10-22

In the last heat Buckwheat and Bay
Chief fouled, and an additional heat
was run between these two and Gold
Dust, which was won by Bay Chief in
2:51. Buckwheat coming in second
and Gold Dust third. Star won the
race and the first purse, 800 Bay
Chief the second, $50 and Buckwheat
the third, $40.
There will be several interesting
races this afternoon.
The daily gazette., 1874-10-22
FINEST Salad Oh
Prime Vanilla Beansi

sold wLolcsals and retail by
II BRINHHURST h CO.,
Corner Sixth and Market Streets,
The daily gazette., 1874-10-22
FIRST EDITION!
LETTER FROM DOVER.
JOHN B. COUGHS LECTURE.
The Reading Coal Trade
FROM DOTER.

THE CAMPAIGN FAIRLY oPENED-LIsT OIL
MEETINGS TO BE HELD.
The daily gazette., 1874-10-22
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

WILMIs0TON, Del, Oct. % 1874,
Latest Stock quotations furnished BY Mer-
rick. johnson 4 Co. 8. Il. Cor. 9th and Mar
Yet street. wnminst ton, Del, at p. NJ. to-
The daily gazette., 1874-10-22

Time, 24Gt, 2:514, 2.4G4 2:46 2:46f.
The first money, s25, was awarded
to Flora, the second, $15, to Gypsey,
and the third, so to l.. b.
The third race was for purse of
5000, between 2;40 horses, 1t resulted
The daily gazette., 1874-10-22
The Red Men.

ANNUAL SESSION OF THE GRAND LODGE
OF DELAWARE.
The annual session of the Great Coun-
ell of Delaware, Imp. Q. II. NJ, was held
in this city this morning. Great Sachem
Isaac Woodrow presiding.
From the report of the Great Chief of
Records, Geo. C. Maris, which was read,
we make the following extracts:
Der adopted, S.; admitted by card, 2;
withdrawn by card, s; deceased, 4; num-
Der of Past Sachems, 93; Past Great Sa-
chems, 13; number of members in good
standing, 563.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-09-25
Total mum bcr of MON bers Of convention

g2l 81
Total number of members OF convcntion...lG
Tn motion, n Convention of the party was
called. to be held at Carson City on the 2Sth
day of September, 1874.
On motion. the following resolutions were
unanimously adopted:
Resolved. That we recommend to the vnr.
Gus Democratic and Liberal County Ccmmit-
tees of the State of Nevada to appoint prima-
ry meetings for the election of delegates to the
state and County Conventions in accordance
with the abova apportionment.
Resolved, That cheap transportation for
both articles of consumption here and articles
Of production to be transported to markets. is
pcrty of the State, and that VIC favor the
passage ola law by our next Legislature rcgu-
lating the tariff of frailroadfreights and fares on
roads in this State. preventing unjust discrim-
ination, thus rcduc ing the cost Of living for
our miners and laborers, and keep.ns the
money amongst us in legitimate trade, instead
of sending it into the vaults of railroad COM
panies.
Resolved, That We are in favor Of taxing
the property of railroad companies the same
as other property, and that the property Of
railroad companies should be assessed as near
it, actual cash value rs other property isnow
assessed
Resolved, That all voters who are in favor
of the foregoing reso utiuns. and opposed to
the administration of L. $ Grant, arc invited
to partieipate in the primary elections hereby
called, and to act with the Democratic and
Liberal Party in the ensuing cainraign in Nc
vada. j. r. KIORDEN,
Chairman pro TEN.
NJ. S. BoNNIrlHLD. Secretary pro tenn.
I,ot-tf
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A. q. H.

'INIE 4. o. II. meet every iirs; and third
| SATURD " ENEAiNG of each month.
at o'beloek, at the corner Of Clark and
Monroe streets, until further notice.
Tiles. HALEY, rresidcr'.
JEREMIAH SULLIVAN. Secretary. arr
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-09-25
NEARsSlOnTEO LOVERS RIDING
70 CsACRCM BEHIND a PUR.
BLIND HORSE.

In the village Of Setauket, Long Is
land, lives near-sighted gentleman
who is paying attentions to n young
woman OF Port Jifierson, who is also
near-sighted. On Sunday he invited
her to accompany him to church, and,
by an apparently fatal coincidence, he
drove blind horse. Worst of all, the
gentleman forgot his spectacles, and as
the purblind couple could not see how
to guide him, the horse was unable to
keep in tn road. and when they
reached the place of worship one tire
was missing and the buggy box was
badly bruised, having been in contact
with trees, stumps and stones on the
roadside. Once there, however, they
drove in triumph into the inclosure
surrounding the church. But their
lnisfortunes We're not yet ended. 1t
happened that clothes-line was
stretched across the lot, and under this
the misguided took his course. There
was a sudden emptying of the vehicle,
the two occupants turning back SOM
ersauts and landing in the sand.
When they arose they we're too badly
tisfisured to attend the service, and so
they turned homeward, the young
woman riding and her suitor leading
his horse.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-09-25
WAN q,

A Young GIRL OR MIDDLE AGED
N woman fer light house work. Inquire at
this office. sl3-lw
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POLITICAL.
STATE CONVENTION.

rI'HE STATE CENTRAL. COMMITTEE OF
the Democratic and Liberal Party met at
Virginia, Nevada. on the 18th Of July, 1874.
pursuant to cali. The following appportion-
ment Of delegates to tho State Convention was
oln
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-09-25

\ TIMELY warning to attractive
young ladies is offered by story that
comes to us from North Carolina. \
Mr. James Go!or.h had been courting
Il Miss Susan PointdeXtcr, and, as she
flatly rejected his offer, he grew fran
tic, and ran up and caught her ear in
his teeth. Her shrieks soon brought
all the family to her assistance, but the
girls father had to insert the pot hooks
bo;ween Goforth'S teeth and make the
old woman hit him on the head with
door pin before he could be forced to
loose his hold. Goforth's disposition
TO go for the young lady's ear was
doubtless of a similar nature to that
which leads so many lovers to declare
before marriage that they are so fond
of their fancces that they could eat
them. Matrinony, however, seems
generally to change this appetite,
though we once knew n man who de-
clared that before marriage he was so
fond of his wife that he could have
ca.en her, but the ceremony had not
bean performed Il month before he
wished TO Heaven that he had.
AT Fair Oaks, while standing in n
very tempest of death. with his sword
uplitted in command. General o. o.
Howard had his right arm carried
away That night, after Howard had
suffered amputation and was lying
spen. and rackcd with pain in box
car that was to take him to Washing
ton, Kearny drew near and looking
into the car. said: "IIoward, old boy.
| am sorry for you-Sorry will all my
heart: but. Howard, / have just
thought of something. When YOU get
IN wa shirytnu hlv a pair of gloves.
send me the right and keep the left for
Yourself and will share the cost with
Won, and hereafter we will get along
more cconomicallv.' And turning
away kearny murmured: ''That Is
better for him than praying, and then
Howard can beat me praying any
Way'
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K. A. u. e..

DEGlLAR MEETINGS OF pAOD-ISRE
IL Retreat No. "a. X. A. L. B., will be held
at odd Fellows Hall every N. NpAl EVEN.
ING. special meetings, at the call Of the
:. q. :. Sir knights OF sister retreats in
good standing are cordially invited to attend.
:. T. KELLY, :. u. :.
Benz G. LEVY, Recorder. iei
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-24
soClg Tlaa.
xxxaIxes aHs svxNlso.

Washington Lodge. No !. + A. at Hall
Second and King stree,s,
Asylum lodge, No "a, ! q o +, at o3d Fell
lows Hall. Third and King streets.
Good Intent Division, No !, of I, at Hall
Fifth and Market streets.
Humanity Circle, u G A, Hall 504 Market
street.
Lincoln Lodge. No 8, K sf p. st Knights o
Pythias Hall. 2ll Market street.
Washington division, No ., 5 Of I Fifth and
Market streets
American Star Lodge, No 1, q r. at 0oot
Fsilsws' Hall, Third and Market streets. d {
Fidelity Temple. No. I, Tras Tsnpaars. at Hal
cor Of 7th and Spruce streets
American Star Lodge, No. l, l. .. atG. F., nov
meets in the MeClary Building.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-24
CITY NOTICES.
r5E, +, KunkeI's Bitter Wine of Iron

hss never been known 10 fail in the cure OF weak
ness. attended with symptoms indi'positio 70 ex-
fu0n; loss OF memory difficulty Of LreathlnS !;
Sensrai weakness; horror Of disease; weak. merry .
ans trembling; d. sadiul horror of deaths night
Seats cold feet weakness; dimness Of VISION ::
Eusuor universal lassituds Of the muscular sSs-
am: en- or NOUS appetite. with dyspeptic symptoms:
III hands flushing eft the body, dryns.s Of th ths
~. puriiyiug the blood pain in the back heavi
Sess Of the eyelids ireauent black spots fiyins be
lore the eyes with temporary suhuslon and loss 9
s;sbt: want OF attention. etc. These symptoms al
arise from a weakness. and 20 remedy that. use
III. u. KUNKRI.s Bitter Wine OF Iron. 1t never
sils Thousands are now enjoying health who
lave used it. Take only Il. !. kuNkELs.
~ beware Of count errets and base imn ntationS. as
kunRers Bitter Wine OF Iron is 50 well known all
YER the cbqntry, druggists them selves M ,a make an
Ehsn they cali ii EunkePs Bitter Wine of lrop,
fkEnkels Bitter ~ipe Of Iron Il Hut UP oni; 10
N bottles, and has yellow wrapper niooly put on
ihs outside with the nroprietur's photograph 90
In wrapper pf each bottle. Always look, Tor ths
Ehotoeraph on the outside. and you VIII always bt
}ure to get the genuine article.
1 Sold BY all Druggists and dealers everywhere.
0..x
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-24
MnrIGE
Register $ Order.
xrarsrrR.s OYFIcf.

REGIsTERs OPFIcE.
Upon he 4" Application e yiGISRs IgPoNT,
vii minrton Hundred. in said county. deceased;
i Is ordered and directed by TIE keEsses 'aas sSs
galtius 81 LsttSrs OF. Admin Stration upon the
Hsssts sf hs DECEASED. With the Sats q gpsnsa grant
IT, ss tb. fl 'Ssa Scan,s lstafF df
Vss,s .ssias. t asss " ths abide Sy
10 Act Of Assembly in such case ade and pFSylded
And sise espse the saMs % bs Inserted within The
ape period in the Daily aa5stte' aeSiRapssi sRrbss
'asrsin 'it two months, II. Q. b. ..os
Given under the hand and Seal OF Of
(sr Nice of the Register aforesaid. at New
Castle In New Castle tI County ..;,,s aforesaid
f1sffsf-HF'f# ID. GIBBS. Register.
NOTICE.
All persons having claims against the Estate q
the deceased must present the sam duly atteste1
to the Admipisttetof, on or before Jan. 6tn ioio,
pfoyidsd. VICTOR Dupont.
Administrator.
Address. W Wilminzton. Del ian7eod2m
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-24

OFF FOR CHICAGo-Col. H. s. McCeHb aud
family, and lr /, 2: HusE and fatally, Of this
city, lett here al o'clock, this afternoon, for
the New Orleans, St. Louis i Chicago Railroad,
at Bowers, Dure u Co.'s Wilmington Car Works.
The car was attached to thu Philadelphia train,
and OH ITS arrival in that city the party was joined
by several Pnlladelphians.
The car Is 60 feet long and is nine feet wide
inside Ii was taken on trial trip to Philadsi-
phia last Thursday and found to run With great
satisfaction. AT one end is parlor Q BY IL feet
which is furnished with table and chairs, large
Mate mirror, bell pull, and extension sofs, Ted,
black and gold figured Wilton carpet, and is heat
| ed with the hot water by Bakers Patent: :appara-
tus The sofas upholstered in drab and green vel
vet The windows are French plate glass by
| feet each, with but little wood work between
| them There ars two sleeping rooms Il feet long
| With sliding doors separating them I4sss roouas
| are nicely ppholsteyed carpeted aud have bell
pulls. The other end OF the car is tor a dining
| room which is reached from the parlor by feat
| wide passage 26 feet long. The dining room l?
by feet, near 1t is q kitchen with range, dish
closet aud refrigerator. large tank overhead
holds supply OF water which Is distributed ovel
tie car. The washing arrangement and heaters
are between tSe state and the dining rooms, occu
pyiug space by 3k feet In the dining room
aud parlor each are three chandeliers-tbe1car /
What is called double decker. Tho platform
have ratings th gates so arranged that the Who'll
width Of the car can be made level foor Tb'
! wheels at each end are the pateut adjustable Z
sui. The digesent gauges OF railroads.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-24
soARo OF EDUCATION.
REGULAR MrEffxe LAST EVENING.

The Board Of Education met In regular ses.
sion, last evening, Mr.. ferris, In The ab-
sence of President lilies, occupying the
chair.
The Book Committee recommending the in-
PRODUCTION of pattersons speller and Analyzer
into the High School department. Of No l.
Adopted.
MI. Baird from the Finance Committee
moved that checks be drawn for $1,000 and
$1,000 for the purpose of meeting ho,es now
due. Adopted.
the National Bank of Wilmington & Brandy
wine by the first Of March, for the purpose
Of paying the teachers salaries for February.
Mr.. Baird also moved that an order bs
drawn ON the City Treasurer, for the
amount of collected school tax due the Board.
Adopted.
A Communication was read from President
Hilles containing the names OF the Committee
on repairs "a committee provided for by a
recent amendment to the Bylaws to have
charge of all repairs to school property as
follows:
VIM. II. Pierce, carpenter. Allen Ruth,
5riskiayer; Allen SPeakman plumber; Lewis
ware dealer.
Mr.. Zebly, asked TO be excused from serv-
Ing on this committee, and on mO.ion his re.
quest was granted.
Inc committee on Night schools state that
full report would be presented al the next
meeting of the Board.
Mr.. Baird offered resolution instructiup
the Secretary to collect and place in the safe
| all the important papers, deeds, mortgages
bonds, &c, belonging to the Board, anC allow
none to go out OF his possession without OBJ
tanning the receipt of the member taking the
same. Adopted
This resolution was to obviate the difficulty
experienced in obtaining possession Of import
| ant papers belonging to the Board which are
| in very scattered condition.
! On motion of Mr. Childs. the Printing
Committee was instructed 10 have printed AT
order book for the use of the Board.
Mr.. Roberts called the attention CT theCom
! mittee on Repairs to the fact that the shad
trees about the different schools stand badly II
ed Of trimming.
Orders were directed TO be drawn as follows
T. and NJ. L. Aaron, SO; Julia Carpenter
$2l %; James Bradford, 81 s.; Wm. Ii. Pierc
Sc 10.
/ On motion the Board ad burned
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-24

WEALL CONSIDER IRON the embodiment of
strength and power. but how few are aware that
it is this same element In the system that gives u.
strength and vigor, and that an insutfeiency OF
syrtp, protoxide Of iron, Is prepared expressly
TO supply this yitalizing element. 2t
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-24

The Rhode Island Prohibitory Convention
met at Providence yesterday, and nominated
the following state ticket: For Qoysrnsr, Henry
Sscretarv of State, j. NJ Addeman; Attorney
General, Eiwln Metcalf; Treasurer, Henry
Goh.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-24

PoNERoY's LEcTuRE.-At the Opera House,
Friday night, the famous editor OF Pomeroy's
Democrat, will lecture on Manhood" Mr.. Pom
eroy is we'll and favorable known in the lecture
field, and has acquired an enyiable reputation as
a successful aud popular lecturer. We bsspeak
for him, ON Friday night, crowded house.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-24

Stuck IN THE MUD Yesterday afternoon, a
team, consisting Of nine horses, drawing boiler
weighing i've or six tons, from Hillss & Jones
establishment to Beggs' brick yard, became fast
had to be attached before the term could be extri-
cafpd
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-24

POSTAL NOTES.-The mail route Fl ON this city
to Reading, after Monday, March I'd, will run
from Birdsboro' to Reading over tia extension OF
the Wilmington & Reading Railroad, instead OF
over the Philadelphia s. Reading Railroad, as at
present.
Robert i. Wright has been appointed letter
carrier in the Wilmington PostOthce, vice Robert
T. Bsyne, removed.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-24

COMMITTED TO TIE ALMsHoUsE. BENZ amin
Tow nsend, Of the Ninth Ward, who was arrested
by officer Springer, yesterday, while wandering
about the streets In demented condition. has
been sent to the Insane Department Of the Aims
house.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-24

DIsoRpER.-B BESIDES the disorderly aifair men
TONED elsewhere, there was another tight, yester-
day afternoon. at Front ana Jefferson streets, dur
ing WHICH one OF the participants had his head
severely cut aud bruised. This aaray was prompt
" stopped by officer Br!ckie, who arrested the
leader, James Walls, aud took him to the City
Hall. The disposal OF his case will be found in
our police reports.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-24

INDECENT LETTER WHITING Ou Saturday
afternoon last, Abram Dobson, Jr, and William
Hardy, two young Colored mon of West Chester
were arrested aud arraig ned before Justice White
head upon ths charge Of writing vulgar letters te
q respectable young white lady of that place. Ow
ing to the prosecution being unable to produce il
proper evidence against the parties, they were
each placed under $500 hail, ter their fuUhe
apt gl,suee at the 't1stices to there and thai
aas@ er tle charge preferred against theIu.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-24

CHANGE IN THE WKATAER'-The last change
in the weather is as remarkable as 1t is sudden
and unpleasant. Yesterday tue thermometer
stood at roo, and the air was mild and balmy
To-day the thermometer has descended to be-
tween $50 and 300, while the air is chilled and
raw. Indications of snow are also apparent
Such sudden changes N the weather ars'not con
ducive to general good health.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-24
RE0ISTER'S ORDERS.
Reg,ster's Graer.
hEaIsPgR.s osFIeE.

New Castle County, Feb. 10th ,lal3.
poon the app iication OF WESLEY u. II lkONS
.ed CHARLES y, LokE,g Esseu.o.s Of snnslss WIS
In sai county deceased; it is ordered and directed
by the Register that the E1ecutSrs aforesaid give
he Estate deceased with the date Of grant (.
posted within forty days from the date OF such
Letters. in six Of the most public places OF the
County Of Nev Castle, requiring all persons nay.
Ing demands against the Estate to Grssent shSs tine
case mad ANA brovided. And also cause the same
to be inserted within tue same period IN W., tne
Wilmington Gazette, e,answspaper published In W
nipsten and to be continued therein three weeks
IS, U. D. ,ssoa
-, Given underline hand and Seal OF ONCE Of
lis theRsgistsr oresaid .atN sw CASTLE IN New New
t--' Castle Coun ty aforeaid. the day ana year
gE0ys vFlstsn' B. s'eib1''H's'''s''
NOTICE.,
Aiipsrsons avin claims again Estate Of 60.
deceased must the same duly attesed to tht
Executors on or before Feb. 10th. ls1o' or aola'
the Act Of Assembly in such case made and grow
ded. WESLEY D nIhoNo'
CHAS. u. LORE.
Executors.
Address. WILMINGTON. Del ieolIeodo"
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-24

The PENsroN AaRNcr.--The Pension Agency
for Delaware was formally turned over to Mt.
Daniel Burton, the newly appointed agent at l
o'clock tina morning. the office will remain in
It's present location, second story vi 5lO Market
street aud the chief clerk. Mt James Moore, who
has been III the Offices since 1869, will continue to
occupy his position. Mr.. Burton's bond has been
gwen and approved, and he will enter ut once
upon the discharge OF his official duties. The 10.
lirlng agent. Prof E. d. Porter having faithful,
performed the duties OF his posltlon, will now .e
main altos a.her ut Newark, and devote hl5 ept,r'
attention to Aswark Aca9emy Q. which he il
Principal.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-24

PoLtaR CAsEs.-frank Pyle, by officer Mullen
81 and costs and held 10 bail in the sum of S308
lo keep the peace
George Wilson, for the same offence, but Of q
Dilder character, was fined 81 and cosls, and
held to bail III the sum OF 500. TO keep the peace
James Darra, who. was arrested by officer Mullen
and others, as stated elsewhere was tiued $40 and
costs and held to bail in the sun Of $500 to keeI
the pea,e.
Jamas Walls, was arrested by officer Briekle
for fighting ut Front and Jefferson streets. he
was huei Is aud costs and held to bail Ia the eau
| Of S2Ql to keep the peace
For resisting otiiders 10 the discharge OF theiI
duties, during the arrest OF James Darra, yester
day afternoon, John Newell, was fned S5 and
costs, and held to bail in the OF $500 to keeI
| the peace.
John Winslow, TO- vagrancy, was committed t,
| Nav Castle for thirty days.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-24
Local fNrn1GfaENcE.

Police business brisked up somswhat last even
ing.
Wilmington Loan Association meets this even
ing.
Last night there were 2o dodgers at the CITY
Hall cells. ,.,. r.. ...
The sudden change in tbs weather, siucs yestsr-
day, is keenly islt.
Washington's birth day passed of witLo any
celebration in this city.
GAZETTE printing rooms, No. 4l6 Market street
Don't fail TO 20 to the Sunday School mission.
airy anniversary ut Asbury NJ. EChurch this even
ing. Aspiendid programme. Admission only. IS
cents.
SALE OF MoNRY.-Last night, at the regular
monlhy meeting OF Franklin Loan Association
5000 sold at l3 per cent. premium, $1,000 at 12K
and S400 at Sh. Withdrawn sharas to til,
amount Of about u. 200 We're paid Oft
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-24

PROPERTY SALES John OByrne. OF the
Adpsrt,ssr, this city, has purchased the build
ing No. 511 Shipley street, owned and former
ly occupied by the Home for Aged Women
Price 81, 600 The building will be used as the
Advertiser publication office.
Nessrs. Reynolds i Co., have sold for j
Ryan, small brick house on. Caufey stree
running east from Lombard above Eleventh
10 Josiah Iippett for $500.