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Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-01-22
Geo. R. c. Floyd, B. P. Clendonin, Vim.
L. Bridges, T. B. Kline and William
Prince.
IN DEBT.

The object Of this suit is to recover Of
the defendants the sum Of $4,000, due by
note, together with interest thereon from
the 4th day of October, 1873, and S2l4
cost Of protest, and the costs ofdthis suit.
And to attach the estate of the efendant
Kline, and to subject the same to thepay-
ment thereof. And it appearing by Aft
davit fled in this cause, that the defen-
dant Kline is a nonresident of this State,
it is therefore ordered that he do appear
here within one month after the first pub
LEGATION of this order and do what is nee
essary to protect his interest in this suit
Teste: JOS. S. MILLER,
GIBSON d SINrIs p. q. CLERK.
Jan. l5--4w.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-01-22
LOGAN HOUSE,
IsURNETTHOUSE,

CHARLES BYAN....................Proprietor
Cabell c. H., West Va.
VlHIS house is open for the accommoda-
L tion oircgularaud transient boarders.
The tables are supplied with the best the
markc, affords.
Bzg~ Connected with III, above hotel is
a tirsy-c.ass Livery and Sale Stables; and
horses and buggies continually on hand
for sale or hire.
Jan. %. Il
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-01-22

STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, Cab
- ell County: At Rules held in the
Clerks Office of the Couny Court of Cab
ell county on the first Monday in Janu.
airy, 1874.
Peter c. Burlington, John n. Burlington,
W. II. Hagan, J. Harvey Poage, John
Hooe Russell, D. w. Emmons, and NJ
Erskine Miller, partners doing business
as the Bank of Huntington.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-01-22

James Clay, Joseph Branham, Nancy j.
Byanham, adults, and Matilda Clay
Ellen Clay and Stephen G. Clay, in
fants, and heips at law, Of Susan Clay.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-01-22
Harrison Thacker,
John NJ. Roberts, George McCormac, G
G. Burgess and Lamech Adkins,
Sheriff &c.
IN CHANCERY.

IN CHANCERY.
The object OF this suiris to enjoin the
collection Of debt OF $233.40 and inter
est, part OF the purchase price of two
lots with the buildings thereon. in the
town of Cercdo, and to have the same de-
Quoted from the whole purchase price, be-
cause the defendants rad no title to one
half of said lots at the time they Sold
And it appearing by an affidavit fled in
this suit that the defendants Jno. VI. Rob
erts and George McC crmac are non-resi-
dents of this State, is ordered that they
do appear here within one month after
the first publication Of this order, and do
what is necessary to protect their interest
IA this suit.
Teste:J =. WELLMAN, Clerk.
McGGNNIs & PIyMALE, Soils. Jan 15-4w
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T. B. Kline.


IN ASSUMPSIT-On Attachment
The object of this suit is to attach the
property of the defendant T. B. Kline, in
this county, and subject the same to the
payment of the sum If S53.20, due from
said defendant to the plaintiffs on an ac-
count. And it appearing from an atf-
davit filed with the papers in this cause
that the defendant, 7. i. Kline, is non
resident Of the State Of West Virginia, it
is therefore ordered that he DO appear
here in one month after the first publica-
ton hereof and DO what is necessary to
protect his Interest in the premises. a
copy.
Teste JOS. s. MILLER Clerk.
BY John w. Church, Deputy.
GIBsoN u SDIMs, pa. Jan. l5-lw
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-01-22
NOTICE.
Sale Of School Lands in Wayne County.

The undersigned Commissioner OF school
Lands win, pursuant TO an order Of the Circuit
Cont, for said county, proceed 20 sell at public
auction, on the SECOND DAY OF tbs MARCH
TERN OF said Court SIX different tracts OF land,
a description OF which can be seen IN my report
on file In the Clerks office OF Wayne Circuit
Court. Said tracts contain in the aggregate 42S
acres.
TERMS OF SALE:
one-fourth OF the purchase money TO be paid
on day OF sale and the residue 10 be PAID IN IL
months, the purchaser giving bond and security,
and a lien reserved on the land 70 secure the de-
ferred payments, said bonds bearing interest
r. NJ. LUTHER, CoN'R.
Jan 4w
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-01-22
IN CHANCERY.

The object of this suit is to obtain par
tition of tract of land willed to Susan
Clay by her father, Thomas V. Boskirk,
deed, situate in Wayne county, W. Va
And it appearing from an affidavit filed
that james Clay, Joseph Branham, Nancy
]. Branbam, adults, Matilda Clay and
Stephen G. Clay, infants. and heirs at
law, Of Susan Clay, decd, are uon-resi-
dents of the State Of West Virginia, it is
therefore ordered that they do appear
here within one month from the first pub
LEGATION Of this order and do what is nee
essary to protect their interests in this
suit
Teste: G. W. HUTCHINSON,
G. F. RATLITF, SOrr, Clerk.
Jan. shit.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-01-22
s22e,5OO IN GIFTS +!
as FOLLOWS
ONE CHANGNIN EVERY NINE!

81, g3I Cash Gifts, amounting to. 800. sq26, 5O
, 1874-07-02

Officer Drannock tackled Tartar when ho at
tomptad 10 nrreat dvuukcn woman namud
Mary Alchau al tho corner of ualste1 aud Mad
ison gtroets last night. She struck tue officer
several heavy b'owB in tho faco. aud in hor Hrug-
CLOS exhibited hescuean strength. Drnnnock
has been OIL tho forco nno yoays, aud III power
ful mnn, bllt it took all hts strength to got tue
woman into the shtation-houso, and, when there
st.p attempted to upset the deHa, attacked anu
i cut several i,atsoincn, alld wound up by throw
ing her shawl in the lace Of a Times reporter,
Tor whom slo oppressed g. cut disSust
John Ae1tIu, alRs Lallin. WAS arrested last
caught i'm in the act Of picking tho poc&et Of
tluMry ErnoBt, collector for thu StHats- Ze!f4lig
The IAtter Ind Two pochotnookB III tbs outalde
pocket OK Lts cont, one Of which contained
ti2,8u and tho other s2o. Martin, hdsoitly
anntcI,ed the one containing tl!a anallor sum,
aud, ~ he did 10, Mitchell was upon him. The
prisoner Mas locked III, at the Ar.ory to await l.
huuring. Ho Is represented ~ an expert pick
Ickot by the police. by whom hs u we'll kmo~n.
ErileAt NAB not awArc that lo had boen robbed
until Martin WaB arreHtcd.
The alarm from Box No. 10. At 1115 yeestorday
morning. Hns ca.lsod by o SLIGHT fire y, M. o10
Du.torliell srt OF. Tho dauaso was tsill4ng.
! DIED ON THE sidewalk.
| 4 man named j. L. Ctasldull dropped dnad on
| tho sidewalk ~ the corner of Lake Alsd lla!"ted
! Streets ut 1880 o'clock laAt night. itia supposed
| (ront heart-diseaso. The body was takan to ile
Morgue, to await tho action Of tho Coroner.
| Dueeaagsl Lad beon out of employment for sono
ti,s, and had boon addicted to oscoasiye drink
luz. bomo tiulo ago his w!To, daughter. ana aon
lstt him, and went to Fo1t Dodge, IN. From
lcttery found on HIM, 1t III supposed that io had
been boarding at No. 3l1 Welt Madison street.
| Deceased was oyldontly about 30 yeara ol Rge.
| It WAS ut first reported thut Craudall was cll.
pioyod at tho Ti,nss ofslco, bus 1t was afterwards
learned that lo raa not havu4 Lis ououpatiou
! wa tAAt ol hupkksapsr.
, 1874-07-02
ATLANTIC & GREAT WESTERN.

ATLANTIC & GREAT WESTERN.
DEFAULT IN TIE PAYMENT or INTEREST
LONDON. July 1.-The Atlantic 4 dreat Wcst-
ern Railway Company dccliucd to.day to receive
mud pay tho coupons Oh the irss mortgage
bonds.
Snrcfa. Dispatch 10 Thu Chieads Tribune.
NEW YonK, July 1.--Cable dispatches from.
Lonton to-day Btato that tho financial Rgonts Ut
tho Atlantic l. Hroat Western NHilroad Conn
lany hayc refused 10 pny tho coupons or that
corporation which fell duo to-day. The officers
OF tho Company ii this city corruborate tho dis
patch, aud SAY the roason is that tho requisite
funds arc lacking. Tho Company had
outstanding in Europe about $4,000 00D
of first mortgage bonds. 310,000. QUO
OF aocont1 mortgage bonds, and 92S, ,G01, ,ODo OF
third mortgage bottla Tho iutcrost OIL the iirst
two c!nascs was only paid. L. Ia now proposed
to tho bontlliolorn thut tho first mortgage cou.
pons sbu!l 10 funded into "doforrea lntcreat -
bond, boaring Interest at the rato Of per cont
nor nnnnm 10 be guaranteed by tho rcntn ac.
| crujne FROM tho lonae Ut tic rond to tho Elio
| Company It is raid tl,nt an effort ID being
| mude TO fnntl tno coupons.
| New yoKK, July Tho default Of the Atlnn-
tic Il Great Wohtern Ral,l oad to pay interest on
! the tirbs-mortgnSe bondH. announced by cable,
| NOT known in Wall stroe. until tho laat hour OF
| business, Int occasioned quito ilury in ntoc!s.
| especially III Eric. which, Droko ~ per cont 1t
!! III not yet known how this dcfault will affect tho
t Eric Company, but Ut tho two roads are no"
counocto, it IL believed tho Eric will be left to
,aY tho interest on its bonds OH It's s,1araitoe OF
about Beycn millions Of routai OF tho Atlantic i
Great Wa8tnfu.
, 1874-07-02
TIE RTISyESTERN STATES.


Nova 4tolns Photographed to Tho Oht~
ctl:;O Yrib,taau.
ILLINOIS.
Miss sathl, T. Raymond, Il graduate Of tho
Normal achuol, bus Gesn eloated Superintendent
Ut ,ha put!ic SoAuolB Of lioomuy.o to sue.
ceuu $. II. uAylurl.
Enough stock subscriptions have already
beet. lnndo tn iuBnre the building OF Etlect-
rslawav uatweon LsSalle aud po.u, at a cost Of
s93, ,0lD. Tbs roau wall e1tond from tao OllaM'
be1a lIours n Peru to the lllnola Central Hall.
road Depot and the Zno RollnB-ati!la III La.
Salle, Il distance Of j mileb.
-Dr. n. Stephenson, OF Thomson. Carroll
County. was adjudsud inbaue W." jury III the
County Cou't yos.e!dav, unused bY htsu-stroke.
Dr.. stephenson waa Rcglmonta Surgeon VI the
Ninety- y-seoanl 1saglmeul ltiino!B Mounted 1nfan'
Try dnriug Tho War, and IN noH oxamtnIag sur
eoun fur iousioun, ulh n!atorluna 10 muah ro-
gsatl cd III tho cDuntY.
Il lady Ut Aabgroys, Irn1uota County, han
juHt nats t,5o attempts 10 i.anH Aereult. 1n tho
ijrst oars, tha nail to whsuA sha attached tho
rope failed to Aold iIor up. Tho hecnnd attonlns
waB frustrated by her i.ienda. Cause: ltor
husband bulng sluA, went 10 nelghbora 10 bo
nugHod.
-Mrs. Alfred Morris, u highly rosneoIol lady,
wifa Ut QUO Of tlle oldest rtallonta IT Jolerspn
County, died In at. Voruon VERY suddenly frnlla
fright, On lAo evening Of Inv 30tll u!t. sas wan
s!sudiua M her trout yaa when = ruaawsy ssaa,
, 1874-07-02

Tho Now Lnw Concerning Police
N1uxistr.ltcs.
'Brn1sor1r1p, ILL.,, July 1.-The Legislature
last winter repealed the lar authorizing tile elec-
ton of Police magistrates in this State, aud the
LAW takes effect to-day. In consequence, our
Police Magistrates will hayo to sAus up shop.
Tho Attorney GU era. however, held, ia an opiu-
lou submitted to the Secretary OF Stato, some
time ago, that as tue law did not take effect uutl
July l, and tho terms Of those otticogs Ind ex-
pirad aHt April, TINT ifit should happen that any
poiico Magistrate had bcon eloc,el at the April
elocL,on, notwithstanding the law had passed int
had not goue into effect. tncy would hold their
CT rms out. There were d great many elected AID
commissioned, it is said.
, 1874-07-02
FIRE.
Destruction of q Large Cotton-n1&ll at

Destruction Of u Lnrge Cotton-1I&ll at
NVO0n9ocikct, Il. L.
PROVIDENCE, II. l., July 1.-The Social mills
In WoonBockot, running 1000 spind1os and 1000
looms on cotton goods. was deatroyed by fro
this afternoon. Tile fire caught at o'clock
from the friction Of tha main bolt about tho
middle Of tho structure, WHICH waB
6D0 foot long, built Of stono and
Trick. Tile aainen sproad rapidly but che
employos, 100 in numbor, probaosY ell oscapod
safely. All efforts Of tho Woonsockot Flss Do
par lncnt wsto unayaillng. AID was asked OF
this city, and Mayor Doyle sent up two stoanlors,
which reached this scone twonty-aevon minutes
aftor starting, but tile walls lad then fallen IN.
T.,u Ions will probably range from 1000 to
$500, 900. The inBnrance amounts to eB33, O1o,
in Ea.lern companies, on tho mill, maoMnory,
machine and wood atopB.
, 1874-07-02

Tho Turkish Government has conferred tho
ordor Ut the Moli.lie Of tho shird Glass upon hlr.
Winchester, tue A%sd OF an American firm wntels
l,aa executed large contracts with !Ae pvrts tor
tAs supply Of army rides.
, 1874-07-02
neportor--Dooa not s11ch treatment make you

neportor--DooH not Buch trcntmont make you
fool woak2
Taylor-No. I am very steady, and fool aplon-
dtlly.
Roportor-Is tho training not sovoro?
Inylor-YeH, rather, hut Btantl It..
nerortor-You mean you arc oontnnt to Under
60 ,tto better yo'r chnncoa to win tho hght3
Thrlor-YeB.
Dornoy-Io will dio right tnoro boforo ho
loHos.
lscporter-Do you consider yourself In proper
condition now to enter iho ringf
1aylor-YoA. ..
Dornny-Thoy will havo to blind him or kill
him before he woakcus.
Ieporlor-1Iow much do you wogll7
Iavlor-About 1913 pounds. Weighed 1868 4
Toporfor- is your object In ightiug7
Tnylor-ALoney aud reputation.
Roportor-Do you think you can thrash Con-
morn?
Noportor--Are YOU and he enomios'
Tnylor-No.
Iloporter-1Iaye you ovor had quarrel with
him2
l'aylor-Ho has boon looking for mo for 3 long
tiMo.
Rcportor-An.ious for nght7
1nYlor-YaB.
lcporter--And you propose to antisfy him7
Ropotter- Fighting is moro matter Of busl-
neHs with you2
Tnylor~~Tlat'a all.
This nndutl tho conversation, the time having
arrived for tho puEi!ist to ,alie wRfk-an extra
ono. Ills trimming practically endou Monday
night tho objoct Icing to give him good rost.
10 That ho could ontor tho ring not at all fatguad.
A TALN WITH CUNNoNA.
Yesterday afternoon went up to Oconto on
freight train, to hayo talk with ConnorB. He
wns stopping NJ tie National Huto, rough
board slu,lty In tho rear serying ns trimming
quartors. lie looked we'll, antl, lii loply to my
questions, related In latai( to what tlo tial sub
,ntted. IiH training "aB almost Identical with
that Of Taylor. with the exceptions that ho got
10 sherry anl ogg III tho morning. md wont to
| bed ~ O'Clock. When A trainor took him In
hand, ho weighed 1G3 pounds, but whom I saw
| him he would trrn tho eenleB at 1856. l1o said
| that io fought for money, mid TINT, II ho did
| not think he could ''gct away with Taylor. hc
| should nol haYo challenged him.
| PREVIOUS ENCOUNTERS.
| Both mon Ind boen III tho ring before, Taylor
throo timcH and Connors d dozon, tho lattor
noyer having beon beaten. Taylor fought Dan
| Cur twico, winning ono anil losing the other,
aid he Ind a Hot-to with Billy AiRd.ton iust yoar
which would Auve endod In llla dafoat II 6urt.
Washbuln and tho police forco Of Chicngo had
not arrested the gaux and stopped the light after
fow rounss.
the PROFESSIONALLY FORMER OCCUPATION.
| Taylor III molder by trade. but LnB moi
| worked for several yoara. loa'ny being prefer,
| able. lie IL rougl-looktng fellow. with smal
| black eyea, aud iii elevated lip, and Inns the ap
pcarance Of "pug" though very mild aud III
| otfpnniyo WHOM not drllnk ConMorB served on
apprenticeship at ba,pering, but abandoned biz
tazor and lntier for Rhurt cards, and las earnet
B1nnrt, with bulldog countenanco, aud, bDaido:
| aoyeral corner lots in Chlcago. has largo banl
roll. He IL eaid to have bHen backed by Bovera
| merchants VI 0conto.
, 1874-07-02

e15,2ol,o ,oio, dns the Company, so,!a7, ,s3n'
earnings during the ysar. g, ,5a3, ,7i7.ts; lndl-
sa0o, ,s54b5; Iud'ana's proportion, s3oo, ,o93.ho;
Nutnbor Of ong,nc-housos md ahops. Z !;
locomotives. 73. passenger coaehcH, 70;
baggage etc., 10: box-cars, 1,8t5; Htock,
Int, coal 2S3. flat 80; mileA run by passenger
trims, 547,1p7 froigl,t 1,273.72l; construction,
10 115; b.lshelsof grain transported TO- 102 '5t
toms Of 1.-Two stock, 40,830; coal, 0.99o: Bwino.
24.008, lnu,hor, 38,2G1; merchandise, 0,352;
barrela Of -four, 80,004.
, 1874-07-02
INDIANApoLIS, BLOOMINGTON
WESTERN,

ANNUAL BTATEMENT.
IyD1AAArolls, Ind, July l.-Tha indianapolis,
bloomington j. Western RatIroad Company to.
day hlod liz annua! statement with the Btats
Eerrctary. 1ts author1zea capital for tho past
year baa bcon 4l5 .00o. Paid In, $5,o57, 100;
lndiana'a proportion OF capital stock, 8A,80o,-
600; paid in, sl,877,603; cost Of coa-
struclion, etc., sl4,a1.,Ga0; 1nalana'a propor-
tiou $4,000, ,Gas; bonded indebtedness el2.-
onu,ooo; outstanding tU.10o.0oo; 1ndiana'a
proposition. s2.alo. .0lvi outatAndin8, @2.0So,0 100,
noalug asbl, ~, ,sal 1908 ludisna'a proportion.
, 1874-07-02
WASHINGTON.


following circular, which is Of inscroat to all
bo,ullo!uorB:
Hereafter tlo books Of the rcgtttorcd 0 per ceht
honla authorized by The act Of dniHresa Improved
July II, lA7ot and jan. 2o 1871, will 10 closed for
lhu preparation Of interest schedules an followa: Tae
II, 1A70 and Julio 29 1al, hod IN tho United Bsates,
will a closcd lis cvon!ng Of tho l6t Of January'
Apri July anil Dctoler nst re-orcueu Tor sho trats-
for aud eic1uo VI stock on the morning Of tho lat Of
February May Auyasl, md November ioownR. Al
trnnsfera between Tho 10Th Of janaary, April Jnay,
anu Oc,obsg aid tho 1At day Of tho succeeding months,
will bcar interest from Feb. !, Mny ], Aug
1st, or NoY. /, N tls case may be.
, 1874-07-02

8cttlcan cnt OF tho Duncan Watl Cusc-
NnttrOnd-Atd bonds E1ci1 to Isl
Vsrltsl-t,ul,1i EI11ts

settlement OF tho Duncan Watl CnEc-
lInttrOnd-Aid bonds E1ciI to 1ss
Vultd-Llbei SH,t.
Special Dfspatch to Tie Chicaao Tribune
BATTLE CnEEK, Mich., July Title renowned
Duncan will case. which has been in Tho Circuit
Court about two years. WAS finally Bottled Juno
so. Tho residuary clauAo waa declared null and
void Oh account OF vagueness, and compfo-
mise WAS effected, 80 that tho various lcgateos
gayo the contestant from rs to 30 per cent of
the amounts of their legacios. A Hually ad-
uitted to probate, the will gives each Of the
heirs the same amount as previously, and also a
Share iu tho rcB4duarv, which Wall probably
amount 10 9150. 200.
Tho will as amendod gives tho legatoes the
amount OF Sl84. 750 aa follown: Metlodst Church
ut Battle C4esk, eG,100; Methodist Church at
plthoie. s6,0oo; church o. Hummer Sls, Coy !
James Long and family, Of pni!ad.eiphia, S5o,-
UUU; William Jaclseon, tue blacksmith NJ Pitt
burg, SlG,0O0; iliss Sarah pratnor, formerly Of
plunn.or. *22,500; William Wilson. OF Plum
nur, $7,50p; heirs OF tho lsey: Mr. Loach,
e3,75o; Mrs. Greenwood. $1,000; Dislop
Simpson s40.O00, Of wllich sl0,uu0 was given
him BY coutostant, William G. Duncan, Instead
Of the annuity to 10 purchased for Mrs. Dancan.
Iha fund Is to DO iuvoAtoa by the executors aa
Trustees, subject to har teatam entary disposal.
to the mslnusy Of ths tosss4of, TloaiAn Dunesn,
mud blu father, At Allegheny City, Ia, Tile
lawyers got tao snug hua' Of $50, QUO a. th"!r
nt,ars ot tue eBta1o. Tae uomlhol for tho Will
wore q. Y. N. Luthrop, nt Detroit; L. ray, of
Ma'Blalt. and James Fttzse. all, OF I1and
uapitls; and for tho ooutcBtuut, Dibble, Brown
Il TholnaB, OF thu city; u. Darwin Hughes, Of
Grand nap4tls. and Ashley Pond, Ut Dotloit
| This las bvon the most exciting case Of the
kind ever tried in thus stats. aud has oxcitsd
great interest IN heyelal States whore the du-
ceAHeu WIS we'll known. All partios, apparently,
| ara satisfied with tue result.
The Circuit Court affirmed tho validity Of
the ra,lroAd mid bonds Juue 80, in tho nutt OF
Samuel l.. Hill Vs. The City ot Dattlo Creei,
holding with tho dissenting opinion Of Judge
Grayss and TIM United States Courts. and
agaiust Tho decision Ut the snpromo Court ot
ths State. DlnoIo. bro]n I, IIs,ass .'t atto..
| tor tho defonse.
4 lbul suit was commenced Juno 20 in tht
Circuit Oou4t, by Houry rennAo,f, againh
Meyer MaaH damages being laid Mt $4u,o0a
Bal has bssn glysu by Mus III tho sun oi
$4,000 for appearance at tho September teEm
Interesting doYolopulenss arc expected.
, 1874-07-02
Hntlronu ht-Certittcutos No
pStNAb1Gs

oAsAspAlaUA, n. y, July LIN tho New Yorl
Central 1tailroad Tax snita N. si8 United Stntoa
juIge Wallace TO-DAY directed that verdict OF
rsulsred fur the COMPANY, on tho GROUND tha
Observation-Disclosures ars not taxable.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-10
rHr MYsrrRrous nAyD.cnrvApEs'Nrhe

= = +
THE MYSTERIOUS HAND-GRENADEs.-The
discovery Of hand grenades in various por-
tions OF the city, rs reported by the police dur
ing the last two weeks, and the efforts Of GER
tain persons to create the Impression that the
grenades found were made for shipment, has
led to further Inv estigations. Several Of the
= 5ninrderous shells have been examined by ex-
perts, and the opinion Is given that they are
of foreign niannfacture. The outer shell of
iron Is cast in Two hemispheres, which screw
together and form ball Of about the size of
ID. shot, The thread Of the screw Is fine, and
1 much longer than would be considered neces-
sary byAmerican workmen. Within the globe
Is sanother shell about tho siZe of grape shot,
intended to contain Illuminating powder. This
small shell is studded with percussion cap tubes,
and each tube or nipple is made to fit the thin
French gun caps. When the shell is charged
there is considerable play between the gum
caps and the exterior shell. When the shell
strikes at least three of the caps are brought in
contact with the inner surface Of the outside
shell, and the Eliminating powder expodes.
These shells exhibit marks Of hand laber,
where the rough edges ut the Joints have been
fled away Their description agrees with
that of the famous Orsni grenades used
against the life Of Napoleon. In that affair
several innocent people We're killed by the ex-
pl0sion. 1t is believed that the shells have
been sent here from France by the C0mmun-
lists, and Superintendent Matzell Is searching
FOR the remainder of the supposed invoice.
~ Y. journal of Commerce.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-10
Wilmington ana Western n n
TINE TABLE.
FAIL AND WINTER ARRANG

FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENTS
Commencing Oct. lst.
will run as follows
Leave Wilmington 10 ~ a N. aud 535 o m.
Leave Landenberg IS, N and 20 D ia
Arrive at Wilmington IS m. and $50 m.
C0NNECfiONS-Tra leaving Wisminy,o%n ~ =,
10 50 m with train leaving Philad dephia al 80
Trains leaving Wilmington at s. . m con nect
with train leaving Philadelphia at DO o m
Train arriving at Wilmington at f55 m. with
train for philadelphia at s 10 m.
Train arriving at W Wiimingten at 80 With train
for Phlladelp phia at 4 90 D m - u
sunday Trains will be withdrawn after Oc,,-
DAVID coNNELL, supt.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-10
ITO THE PUBLIC.
NJ Nun.

yC0 THE PUBLIC
Il The Wilmington and Reading hailroad Com
pany have completed arrangement to carry Money
Packages and Express Matter to and 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
ingtown, Mahoney City. Mt. Carmel, Norristown.
Pottsville, &c. I'D - =
For further information apply at the Depot, cor
ner OF Front and Madison streets. Wilminaton
Express matter sent to Franklin Telesraph uti
No, West Third street, or TO their u pot Froat
and Madison. or orders left with McM allen 4 Seal
delivering agents. will receive prompt attention.
c. STOLZ,
an6-n Gent Supt W + x. X. r. Co.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-10
PHILAD'A, WILMINGTON AND
BALTIMORE RAILROAD.

WITHDRAWAL OF TRAINS AND CHANiE
OF HOURS.
On and after Tuesla November ilth l.,3, the
" A. al. train from Phil ad elphia will be run To-
Lsmokin only. -
The folio wing train will be withdraw.
and Lamokn.
Phladeiphia,
The train now leaving Philaislphia at Is P. Nj. .
or Moore's will leave AT 80 P. N. and run to La
mokin,
train will leave Lanokin at 7 90 A. Al. for Phi
adelphia. stopping at all stations.
accommodation train for PHILADELPHIA now lesy-
ieg wilmington at lOo A. Al. will leave at 90.
aoVs ii. +. KENNEY. Sup't.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-10
% A. NJ, and stoppius z

Subject to delays incident to freight business
ms tram will stop to take q D passengers onlya
stations named. but will leave Passeneers AZ snv
:, oppins place, except Hares Corner, State Road.
Rodney, Armstrong; and Dupont
This train will be withdrawn vbensver n. N,
teIe Is OF the Company requires il.
a,n me PASSENGER Car hsrstofors attached to the
will be discontinued ON the above date.
The Freight Train with Passenger Gar attached
eaving Harrington at 5 20 p. NJ. will make ali
egrlar stops for passengers. -
ssps. 1879. R PKEETrv S,r,,