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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-20
TJEKRY ID. MINER, AUCrIONEER
Ii Late Henry Ii. Leeds 4 Miner.)
salesr0oms IS Chambers and " Reade street,
by HENRY ID. MINER
THIS DAY (MONDAYh APRIL 70,
At lO1s O'Clock, At salesrooms

THIS DAY NONDAYA APRIL 70,
lon osi0s ss = s sssas ssnsa
SALE Or EEETS$T SSxsISET SyEST6ss, CON;
SSs
sn
win
and sas
T w0 ana n ands
various sizes and styles sc; so
from well known city manufacturer number Of rich
q On
s Also w pe desirable ns n emery @
rs oarrs L, Of 'Ae consisting Of
TUESDAY, APRILM,
AZ l0ls O'Clock, at private residence
y xnsi sls East SON st. be tween a ana q avs,
SaaHH gusSaESsS MHRs f.
se, PIANO LA nc Hc comprising English srrs
suit Lace curtains rosewood oenre side Tables
s: Sss sus sqs Com
wansi cn a ' Dn nS., fC s{sa s
&C., 80. Also general assortment q Kchsn Ware
WEDNESDAY, APRIL n
-. wo., "a, ~ IVA O'Clock. at private residence
nuS Per ana ana Saas E
Tors reai Lace Curtains, SteinwayPano &C. Par
WEDNESDAY, APRIL n
-, ~ II O'CLOCK, Mt private residence
WASHIN9tON Av., BhTWEEN IliH AND 18TH SITS.
fremont entral M0rrissania station)
Genteel iiousehold Furniture. Mirrors, Carpets 40,
&C. Details hereafter ~
THURSDAY, APRIL a.
rs h W Pryasf H Hsp 7n Avs
urntceI Household Furniture, steinway Piano Pier
ana hantsi Mirrors Curtains &C.. Ac. Details In time
THURSDAY, APRIL a.
s.ss r. s gEss 5 Ifia SvssuE
large ana important sale OF hnndsomc Household
a. furniture Mirrors Carpets CURTAINS. Bedding
TiAHd ware Crockery, &c. PartIcuiars hereafter.
FRIDAY, APRIL ~
- -, Al lOS O'clock AT private residence 80
NO. In WEST 44TH 81, bEvWEEN 9Th Av. AND
. BROADWAY.
Handsome Household Furniture, Pier and Mantci
Mrfora elegant piano, by best city maker Carpets,
Bedding, &C.. &c. Details hercsitcr
SATURDAY, APRIL 2h
-, at l0}a O'Clock, At private rcsidenoo -
NJ. ~ WEST 10Th ST., BEfWEEN BRoAUWAI ArD
9Th Av
Handsome Household Furniture, MirrorA
PIANO. rich Bronzcs. Carpets &C., &C.
Details 10 ttne
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-20

ITENRY DREHER A SON AUCTIoNEERs-OFFICE
III 2 Kast Houston street. soil this day o. ~ cock ~
lut Lldridge street. general assortmsns o. Avssaoiu
Furniture. one large Heater. Ac.. la sof&
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-20
WIIITEsTONE PROPERTY FOR SALE
OR TO LET.

AT wHrrEsToEE-rO LET, HOUSE OWE RooaD
n and garden. $40 month other Uorscs with AK
q nna rooms and garden to each IRON $50 to per
month. For ae. it0use. rooms. garden; only $500
cash and x15 per mn h. nth0ut interest. til whole
price . GOO j. paid; also one seven rooms 80 y same
terms; lao one. eight rooms $500. touolv lot $50
casn balance SAL per month. without interest ~ all
paid tor rooms bath range, DC. Tor 500
on siinr terms. the best busncs Corner ~ White
stone al on Gage you buiid see ADVERTISEMENT
.Eapd transit .his column. Tan on John GLEA
son room u sixth door take eIctaior, benDeu suild
ng, w Nassau ttrret and get pass AMI on NhMlEL
phANh. heai Lsiate Office. near depot, Wbttesonc
EoH sAIh- TnE VILLAGE or wHITEsI ONE,
y L. - wo story base mc nj and French ROOT Houses;
mVleth nproveuenst hr BLOCKS IRON railroad DE- pos
terms ver easy aleo iJo bull ny Lott. railroad
sfpo sym 70 81 each apply to 4. r klks!t, AT 50
shJsfp street, room new from 10 A, ~ 10
y ~, and at railroad depot wbitestope. frc-a p.
n each day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-20

NOR SALE OR TO LET-THKEE STORY BROWN
II stone House ls5 Forty-third street, near Lex
ington avenue; dwelling In good order.
cOJDERr BRUTHERs AZ Wall street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-20
NEW YORK HERALD MONDAY APRIL 20, 1s74-rRlPLE SHEET
SALES AT AUCTION.

SALES At AUCTION:
Ar SALE
BY ROBERT soNERvILLE. AucTIoNEER,
AT rae rm~
s0MERyILIE GALLERY.
81 FIFTH AVENUE.
WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY AND. FRIDAY
APRIL "a . AND "a
THE sSEDEcoR COLLECTION OF
OIL AND WATER coLoRs
NOW ON FREE EXHIBITION
DAY AND EVENING.
A j. BLEEcKgR SON WHITE. AUorIoNEERs.
~ attn a,S .. Exehsns Sps sale e
and 1 hon M sy saqs Ossm s
i9sx64 al modern improvements and in nnc order.
West Forty NTH sireet-Two story brick House and
Lot No A. south 1 is between Ann arc Mana AVS
Pine street
A LBEar R. wALDRoN, AucMoNEER
saesooms 100 lsberv IN '" Cedar and IS Church streets
tn. asss' Of a'G Ss Nephews
lwho uanufaci ured for the waferooms onyl
ON AUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY,
at II o'clock each day
including kind and de crpton OF Furniture used
In pri, ate residences The entire stock Is valued at
S9l0O nd the first sale will take place tuesday In
about SipUO0 worth OF Furniture sale positive.
James A. rrobos Assignee. ON exhibition MONDAY
afternoon.
On FRIDAY. at II O'clock.
ADMINISTRATORS sale OF
Ofice Desks, Fixtures, iron Safe &c.
To close estate OF j. NJ Phelps, Ufhce Furniture. TWO
Wagons, Seigha Harness, &c BY OF Mrs. Phelps,
ADM nistratrix.
N. B.--tarcular attention paid to sales Of Furniture
at residences OF parties declining oekeepg or goods
can be removed to and be included IN regular
sales.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-20
West side.

NOR sAgE-CHEAP, THE MEDIUM SIZED
three story hiyh soop brick House and Lot III West
Twenty street; price o0l Apply on premises,
from 10 TOD
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-20

RIO LET-A HOUSE OF FOURTEEN ROOMS, At
Whilestone, L. L. within Il, Minutes walk from The
depot at reasonable rent Inquire At 52d Sixth avenue,
I Nan Nnrk
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-20

RIO LET OR LEAsE-IN wHITEsToNE, THE COR
i Of Ninth street and Fourth me. House con.
ground and sbls nd shale rent % In
9ulre MessrA SMITH BROS, Real Estate Agents.
Herald Office, Whitestone
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-20

~e~~~-~
A -MME MAXWELL PHYSICIAN RESfDENCA
~ ia East Tenth street. near third avenue
n. MAURICEAU, NJ D. OFFICE lxo Liberty
A street, near Greenwich street
A -MME VAN BUSKIRR Phi SLOAN lN EASr
"A. lwenty-eQitl street Near Lexington avenue.
DR. AND MMB GRINDLR.-ALL COMPLAINTS
IA. 2oyears practcel ~ West twenty sixth strook
A NINE. REST L. PHYSICIAN SINE $40.
"A. No East Fifty second ST. hrst door from Filth nv.
(!ohsULr DR. OR NINE WEST. ALL OVMpISiNrs.
~ Aav'ee ires % Blocker street, near oroadwaY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-20

M HITEsIONE.-FARB ABOUT 10 CENTS; TIME 20
w minutes; railroad colnmuni alton perfect
SALE one OF the most valuable Estates III tins country
comprising than hair dozen clegn Residences
complete in their appointments, with ample grounds
fruit shade and flowers Stables conservatories dc
also 80 to GO hands Land adjoining ready Tor
Improvement rst class residences; VIII sell IN par
cells suit, one, elegant places, or the
whole Is desire We only ask buyers to eA
anime the pre- misses. HENRY L. RIDER, 80 Pine st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-20
EDWARD sCHENCK. AUCTIONEER
Mortgage sale of elegant Cabinet Furniture,
BY EDWARD SCHENCK, tn EsDAY, 2lst and FRIDAY,
24th,

at II o'clock an elegant assortment OF the finest Furni
ture the most modern and unique styles Of parior
chamber dining and hall, In eeg intcarved walnut
wood in damask and reps; superb Centre and
Card Tables and every variety OF style OF Furniture.
The above Is exhibition and will repay those
In want OF furniture. TO be sold at auction at
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-20

yNE ARE NOW BUILDING HANDSOME IIfTLE
w Houses, two story and French roof bay windows,
marble nantea water closets ~ rooms, high ground,
house, with two lots $40oJ easy terms Valuable Build
ing Lots, minute from depot; low prices easy terms
10 see the property. Call on tine agents SMITH BROS,
Whitestone, or q A. ARMsTRONG, 469 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-20

I COn ACRES Of CdOICE PENNSYLVANIA COAL
l.AUU and Iron Lands admirably located for river
and railroad communication; would form the basis ~
iron aud coal coal suitable Tor sane pur
poses without coking owners reason selling is
gong will sell tor cash good Texas
Pacific Railroad Bonds. Address PENNSYLVANIA, box
1879 Post office New York. A.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-20
JOSEPH SOLOMON, AUCTIONEER.
l34 Fulton street
On TUESDAY Aprll a. MT II o'clock

- - on the preWiscs No, TOT
West Fifteenth street, between ixth Seventh
Household Furni ure, com prising satin damask Puro
Bet, marble top Tables, handsome mantel and pier Nj
sor,, English BRUSSELS CARPETS mahogany bedroom
Kitchen Utensils, DC. Catalogues morning OF sale
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-20

nANIEL a. MATTHEWS, AUCrlONEER Is CEDAR
street, bcgs that he viii sell at auction
r s EH ana
on Broadway, all the elegant Furniture Mirrors
OF 40 elegantly furnished rooms Catalogue ready OIL
Wednesday and permits TO examine may be had at auc
tioncer's office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-20

L,OR sALE-TO CLOSE AN ESrArE-fHE HOUSE,
Il and Lot southeast corner 81 Eighin avenue and
Twenty ninth For particulars address or apply
10 WILLIAM J. KANE, Attorney Tor estate, iis Broad
way.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-20
ART sALEl

RICH. JOHNSTON, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AND
n salesroom 81 Nassau street. opposite the Post Office
Horse Auction Branch 10 10 - Thirteenth street, near
University place
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-20

dr. goo TERMS EASY; GOTHIC HOUSE, SEVEN
DO.COU. rooms; hardwood finish; high ground
two minutes from station 80 minutes from City Hail.
J. FISHER SATTE RTHwAIr, No. ~ Pine street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-20

brick House furnished or IN furnished Aye minutes
walk OF ferries; low. VIM q. SUMNER. 81 Broad
way Brooklyn +. D., owner, H3 Broadway, room Q.
New York.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-06
The Tomb of .Joshua

NJ Guerin, who has been engaged for tbe French
government iu scientific researches in Palestine
mas recently lead a paper geographical congress
az Lyons, describing his discovery OF the tomb ~
Joshua, the son of Nun. The tomb. he states is
situated at Tigne, the heritage OF Joshua In the
mn at THIS place are many tombs, and this one
mas vestlbnle, into which the hight of ,ay nan..
traies' supported by two columns. while the pIsc,
Is furnished with nearly three hundred ncbds i,r
lamps, and arc soiled evidently from their use :
Ihis argues that some periodical celebration
were held there. This vestibule gives entrance 70
Two chambers, one containing fifteen rrcenIacl'D
Tor collins, and the other but one
In This latter one, NJ. Gueriu supposes tbc hoa
OF Joshua to have been deposited and he thinI :
h' has discovered strong evidence of this in n a
statement that the sharp flint knives with ,yhi,h
Joshua used 10 circrmcise the children of Isra,i
al Ili.a were buried in his tomb. On remoyin.,
| lh' debiiS which covered the floor OF the tomb =
large humber OF flint knives We're found ami o,,
making excavations at thlgal, the passage of M.
Jordan, a numher of similar knives were also d,
covered. Tho pillars OF the vestlbuIe or ~.
| tomb arc sarrended by fiilet IN the slvlc nl
| Egyptian inonuments, and this would ,I,,ua d,
ptis"i ol aboIt the time OF Joshua. NJ Gu,,in
also hcileves that he has found the tomb of tEc
Maccabces at MedIch, which, he thinks core
ponds wth the Modin OF the Book of Ndcr.Ir..
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-06
COIL AND UOOD.
ROvyROTlaA VA Il Err AIM
AUCTION ONEERS.
Tho " iln.ugton Auction AMI Commission House
Nc EAST FOURTH STREET.

No q. EAST FOURTH STREET.
is now open. Auction Sales every evening at the
Auction House. Consignmcnts received uaily
all kinds vi goods wares and IN ere handye sold on
commisaicn. Persons declining h0Usek coping can
have their goods sold at private residences or at
the auct,un house. ~ may he desired. All goods
sold on commission promptly paid for within tive
days from day OF sale. Country Sales and Sales
of Real Estate promptly attended to-
We will also keep ttst-class VARIETY
STORE which will be open daily SUNDAY except
ed) for the salo OF House Furnishing Goods. such
as China, Glassware. Queenswaro, Crockery, Tin
ware Carpets. Oilcioths, Window Shades, brushes.
cuch as Shirts Drawers Hose, Suspendcrs. Scarfs.
kc de-, at Wholesale and Retail, at prices which
defy competition, Call AMI see us and be con-
wheel. Public patronage is respectfully solici,
JOHN $. RGW GOTHAM.
H. q. fRAlM.
.jan!l d5m Auct'is aud Commission Merchants.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-06
THE Blue LAWS.
CONNECTICUT TWO HUNDRED YEARS AGO

The Hartford Times republisl S an episode
of the "Bue Laws Of Connecticut, which il
explains are not ''COnnecticut" laws, but were
enacted by the New Haven colony known as
the Dominion of New uaYcn." The reason
of these regulations being called 'blue" laws,
was that the original copies were printed on
blue paper. Some of them sound yeiy odd 10
modern ears, as follows:
Whosoever says there is no power and juris-
dIction' above and over the dominion. shall
suffer death and loss OfprOperty
No one shall be a freeman or give n vote nm
less he be converted and a member of the
churches allowed IN tho dominion.
Each freeman shail swear by the blessed
God to bear true alliance to this dominion. and
that Jesus is the only king.
No QupkeI no iiSse nsi9n frOmthe establish.
ed Worship OF this dOpinipn, shall be allowed
70 give a vote for tftt' ERECTION of magistrates
| or any other officer
No food or lodging shall be offered to ou,.
.ker, Adamite or hereto:
III any person turns Quaker he shall be ban.
| ished and not suffered TO re.ufn but on main
| of death. va pam
NO priest shall abide IN the dominion. ~.
| shall be banis.ied and suffer death on hiS re-
| turn. " "'' AZ
Priests may be seized by any one without
No one shall run on the Sabbath day or walk
ia ia ms garueh. or elsewhere, except revercnty
NO one shall travel, cook yictuals. make
beds, sweep houses, cut hair or shave on ih,.
Sabbath day. V" vac
| No one shall kiss her children on sabbath
or fasting days. "
| The Sabbath shall bepjn Mt spnse. on So.,,,
day. va N''o III
Every rateable person who refuses In nay
MS proportion to support the minister of The
town or parish shall be fined by the court
tol AIS every quarter until he or She paw the
rate to the minister. p"' INV
| Whosoever wears clothes trimmed with gold
or silver above Is yard shall be presented by
the grand jurors and the selectmen shall tay
| the offender $500 estate. "'' ''
debtor IN prison swearing he ha, no estate
shall be let out and sold to make satisfact-
ion. '''''i az
NO one shall read common PRAYER books.
keep Christmas or set days, eat minee pies
dance, play cards, or play any instrument
OF music except the drum trunpet or iews
harp. po' Vi jews
Every male must have his haircut round ar.
cordlng 10 his cap. "
. Wnen one considers that but little more
tnan tWo centuries have elasped since these
were portion OF the law governing what is
now part of the State, it is a matter of snr.
prise that men believing in freedom of CON
! science and individual liberty could have spb.
, mltted to them. One hundred wears laTrr
tnelr descendants precipitated a seven wears
. war rather than submit to a technical infringe.
, meht on their personal rights.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-06
a Prosontlnent.

The Scranton Times makes itself responsible
for this story of n remarkable presentiment oi
evil: 1t will be remembered that four persons
were killed AT q recent railroad aissster upon the
jefferson branch OF tho Erie. One OF these, the
engineer, John Harding, had sister living in
Carbondals. She was sitting at the table reading
at the time of the accident, and at the very iu-
slant, as afterwards ascertained, OF the eatastro
phe, she leaped up from her chair and cried ont,
"Jack is dead" Sho then ran to the depct-tola
them something had happened to her brother
urged them TO Telegraph IN tow moments
thereafter came the news of his terrible fate.-
such presentiments are growing too frequent ID
be disregarded, or treated as coincidents any Ion
ger. Tnis incident IL Zoo we'll authenticated TO ht
lightly entertained
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-06
FASHION NOTES.

The plain Inexpensive woolen suits necessary
for spring wear, travelling, shopping, and ioI c0ol
mornings IN summer are now made OF dc blgc, or
OF mohalr lustre gray and treNn shades or el lse
of glossy black alpaca american lie bige, SOFT g.,
light, aud heylSlei looks well aud costs only ~
cents yard but it is new lhis season aud has not
had its durability Tested; French do hge At q cents
IA yard, is durable, pretty and stylish The gray
m ohair lusres arc hne serylceablc, do not shrink
after being dampened, ana are well worth the %
cents a ward asked for them. The iayoritc designs
or making dc bgc and mohair designs ia with a
basque and over-skrt similar the English basqne
desired. the iIenrl Trks basque aad Greek over
skirt Is used. Tho trimWIng tor brown woolchs
Is piping fold OF alb ofdarker brown Tor head,Ag
colds and toanees, while gray stufts hayo black
silk pipinGs.
Striped prints, cambres and sDia finished per
Gales arc made into suits tAt i'll answer Tor horne
and street alike. For ordinary wear calicots are
made with belted polonase and shoit sksd. fpr
nicer cameries udpeIcales the beltod basque wth
apron oyerskutS are chosen. Large and small
polka dots aud siripes are tho style. Pleated
blouse waists will again beworn. y great deal 4
cnlor,d lingerie will be worn IN the country dnr-
| inr the summer. Ladies have ut length become
| lcconcilei to striped and spotted collars and cus.
and about to accept coiored hosiery also.
White piquc suits will not bo as generally worn ls
they were formerly. They lost prestige last sum
mer, AS they are heavy and warm. Very dark
| batistcs are embroidered hy machinery for whole
| SUITS OF elso merely oEci-dleSses aFu bought 70
| be worn with black or L'o@u silk skirts. The
| feature oil this usaaon Will be the polonaise nf
open-wo-tel English embroidery for the entire
| garment. or else tho polonaise will be made pf
tho square meahcd canvas batiste For more
expensive transparent polonaises. the new Mex /
csinc is used. This is silk IN wide open square
figures that look rs il threads had Loen drawn
out each way to form them. The trimming is silk
gulpure lace OF the same shade, and the dress b1
meath should be black OF brown silk.-Hdtpef
| Bazaar.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-06
IA sIsiA,NGrO AM RE1Di%s. RAJ
W ROAD
toSNEClIuH3

At "liminstun with trnias On Philadelphia, q,
W ihiDkt"h ADD E,ItimUtn II. II; 1T chadd =
t"ft wan trIins Oil PbiialolphIt and iititimoro
central u. u at C"ttesyi.Ie with trains en- Penn.
syivanih Il. K. mi at K,adinr with trains on
roiiaioipha and l;oaiing. i.eb lnou Valley. East
fenn, and h"aIing aad U,lunbll Railroads..
Jan -, l>.l It G. SrOLZ
General SUP erin ut en- dent.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-06
Building Associations

a Correspondent asks us to say "whethcr, if l
building ASSOCIATION should become iinyolvc6 IN
any way financially it would affect the bo,ro.'r -
any moro than II 1t continued prosperous" W.
shonld say, III general that it would nor. Snsr,, !
rules and conditions which form the uart of =,
borrowers agreement may govern special case
out III an ordinary bnildins; association the Dor
tty lie has his money, and only needs TO nle, +
MS payments In fact, it is hard for buiIdir =,
asSoehht'on to become involved financially Il, !,
cause it7 money is all put out on real estate sscnr
,ues' "hieh hareexamned and found to be suflicler
Doiore The money Is loaned.-P1jLr PscorJ
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-06
asssd western II. X
TAME, TARa.t.

FALL AMI WINTR EARRANaEMENIS,
Commencing oct. 1St.. 1874. trains will
Sl1E~-VFv run as follows:
Leave Whining ton 10 10 a. III. and 5 IS d. m
Leave Landenberg IA, H. m and 80 p.i
Arrive at Wilmington So a III. and 3 80 p M.
arrive at l.an1 1cnOerg l. 80 a III. ana Il % u M
CoNNEtI IloNS-Iralns leaving VI lining ton at
lo Soa m win train leaving Ph,adoi phia at 81
HI.
Tram leaving Wilmington 81 5 IS y M, C onne cts
with train leaving lhiiadeIphia at / nD d m.
Tram arriving at Wilmington at % a m with
train Tor PhilLdel phia at ) 10 a In
Tram arriving at Wilmington at 3 90 with train
for Philadelphia at pm
Sunday trains will be ithdrawn after Oct 1st
DAVID CUNNELL, Supt.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-06

lGHCiAsE on A SCnooE .Saml
son, John w. Webb. and A II. ,Chomas'
Mlspiilion. have recently purchased yerv
snug schooner OF parties IN Wiluiupion
Ihey have had tho craft newly painted ami
put in hrst rate trim, and few DAYS ago
she s took on a cargo of corn and potatoes at
manded by Captain A Il. Thomas.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-06

ADVANCE IN PRICE OF FNEwsPAPRRs.-The
baltimore -imericdn announces that from
Monday. the 9th inst, the price per single
copy will be raised to four cents, and sub.
scribers In the city bo served at twenty.
four cents per week. The yearly subscrip-
tions by mail will be raised to sig per an
mum. The publication of the afternoon
edition Of the Amepican has been discon.
tinued. III
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-06

SUICIDE OF A MINIsTER.-Rev.J j. II. Pad
dock, of the Methodist Episcopal Church CON. .
mittet suicide on Monday last at Nanticoke.
Pennsylvania. The Wilkesbarre Record saws
he preached . sermon on Sunday aad appear
ed In his usual health, both bodily and mem
tally, On Monday he took drive out with
his wife, and on his arrival home deliberate
ly shot himself with arevolver, causipg..in-
slant death.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-06

NALUABLE BEQUEsTs-The will Of the la,,
Nine. Lenoir Jousseran assigns snm of len
millions of francs (S2,0oO,O0O) for the creation f
a vast hospital for the poor in the suburbs Of
fa.is, The only condition appended to the ciit
Is that The establishment shall bear the name Of
net husband Her magnificent art collections
which is valued at nearly a million of franz
(S2OO, ,OO0.) she leaves to the State.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-06
Yiaes of Crawl.
Philadelphia, Wilmington and
Baltimore Railroad,
DrceMRER -. 49,.
IS will leave " iim;nrtou as follow f.r

Trains will leave im;nrtou as falowi Tar
PhIIndoiPh,a aud lntermtdIatn StntiUn1, l. b TO-
30 10 ~ a. ms T.. u. 10 Il r.In.
fhiialeIphit sni frM l"ik. ~ Il. ini l. -. (.
M
Baltimore and iHi'rmo.iiito Stations. T. =. 10 u!
a.. u I, - y. IN
Baltimore a"l Naah,n.tnn, - :, T. a, m; -.
~ .. ~.
Tram, I"r b.,waro Utt i.io0, leave for
New 'tsttr " II, ~ IL IA; =, G b. < o T.. M
Soat"rd and iutermeiiite stations 81. 10 10 u
IN Il :, y.
belu,nr aud Inlormej,sie Wi .Lg. l35-. 10 IL
-
SUNDAY TRAGNS
ih,iaLelph,a "ni iatermed,a,e rtatnn5.l : i -
lj.3i T..
fh,iad"lphia and New York ~ a.. m.
baiiImorn and W ~ h,nStnn. j. g., Z Is 4.
f1r Iufihn' ii"rm'ti"n passengers are I.i.IrcJ
10 tho tune ihhi,s rolb d ut tho nepot.
IL. F.kENNhl.
tll-l,d4w Superutrnt, MT
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-06
ANCHOR LINE STEAMERS.

= IL San EvEav SATuRDAY.g A-s.
En-.
Passengers booked to and from any Railway Sta
tion or Seaport in ureat Britain. Ireland, Nor
way, Sweden, Denmark, Germany. France, Hol.
land. Belgium. and the United States.
Cabin fare from NEW YORK to LONDON, LIV-
EKPOOL, GLASGOW ald DERRY by Wednes.
days Steamers $50 By Saturdays steamers eBa
and 875.
EXCURSION TICKETS, sIoO.
INTERMEDIATES. 63o, sIEkkAuE. $50
Payable IN Currency.
Parties sending for their friends in the Old Coun-
try purchase tickets at lowest races. For trr.
ther particulars apply to the Agents. HENDkk-
sun BROTHERS,. Bowling areen. N. Y.,.to -
SAMUEL h. BEr1S.
Ivxsv. MIlmlugt
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-06

The London bootblacks annually shine up 10
s600Do.
Robson is spoken of as jays successor at
Vienna.
Pullman is building $4,000 cottage at Long
Branch.