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Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-03


EoAED Oh PJHLlc kDUGAIiON,
Wilmington. Del. March ~. 1874 }
An election t"r members of he Board of Public
Education. Oi the cty OF Wilmington, will be held
ON SATURDAY. APRIL 4. 1874.
In each of the Wards of tho city. Polls open at
O'eioek, y. IN closing ut seven o'clock. y. IN.
The members TO be elected and the places for
hsiding the eieetlon are as iullowsI
IIKSr WAkD-One m e inber tor three years. Polls
School House No. ~. Second and n ashingtO Sts
SECOND WAkD-Une member for three years
Polls. FELTON, house, second and Walnut streets.
THIRB WARD-Oue member for three years and
one member tor Two years Polls, water Witch
knglne House. Shirley street, between Fifth and
sixth streets.
FOuRTH WARD-0ne member for three years.
Pohs CITY Hall
tIlrH WAtp-one member ior three years, and
one member for one year. Polls. Laiay ette Hotel
IN and Shipiey strcSts.
-StN1A " AED-Uhe member for three ears
Polls, seventh and Poplar streets.
SEykarB hARD-Une ~ eluber Tor three years.
Polls Public School No. =. Llel lenth and ashing
ton streets.
kIGHTh WARD One member for three years.
Polls, Public Sch ooi No. 9 Tenth and King streets
NINTH wARD-onc member tor three years.
Polls, Old AoadcMy. andvver Avenue.
TENTH WABD-Une member for three years.
Polls, school house No. ~.
By order OF The Board. j. l.. k1LLG0RE,
marzS d&T Secretary.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-03

NOE 9TH dhcEs! X. thomas toy IL senphsnse
such ease made and provided, do hereby sivs notice
that l shall apply. In writing To the Court Of
Of the State of Delaware in and for the County
Of New Castle on MONDAY, the 11th day May
Term. for q imr,-r to keep an Inn or Tavern
At the Bran Wv l:.uks. knswn as the william
Penn Hotel, ChristiAAa Hundred, in sched
Districts % and j.. In said Hundred New
Castle County, STATE of Dslawars. and TO al in-
toxIoating liquors In less quan tties than sns SuT
to be drunk on the premises, and the following
freeholders recommend said application, TO wit ..
Paul Began, Jamee BIessinRton,
J ames Toner. Thomas Clarke, .~ a
William Allison, PaArick Dealy,
HUGH Holland. James Toy
AbrAhaw Geary, Peter Collins.
his Victor Dehan,
| James ID Patton. Samuel j. Davis.
mark.
jWit.--Joseph Dever.
apr2-3t PHOMAS TOY
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-03

STAND FROM URDER.-In noticing the adhe-
sion OF the United States Senate to the ruinous
policy of the House OF Representatives in respect
to the currency, the New York Post somewhat
significantly remarks that 'the wild cat already
gsmbols." We may soon expect to hear the "red
dog" howl
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-03

EIGHT LIVING LIONS constitute q happy
family In FOrepaugh's enormous Menag-
eric, which Is 70 OK hibit here on Saturday
April 1lth.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-03

Mr.. Beck, OF kentucky, aud OF the Ways and
Means Committee, asserts beyond controversy
that the appropriations for the present fiscal year
are $50 900 900 more than for the prey l0us year,
and that tho expenditure ior main!aing the Gov
ernment aside from the sinking iund and all per-
manent appropriations, were, Tor 1871, sl3i,000,-
O0O for 1872 $l3S 00o 0UO tor 1873, lio,OUO,OO0
for 1874, Sl73. 600 Mr.. Dawes had been
silenced in the interests oil his parry. Mr. Dawes
replied that no agreed with Mr.. Beck in cyely-
thing except his statement about the differences
between the approp atoms toi 1873 and for 1874
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-03

NOTICE Il. HENRY MELLON. in compliance S,,.
N with the requirements of the act of Assembly
in such case made and provided. do hereby give No
tioe that shall apply in writing to the judges q
the Court Of General Sessions of the Peace and
Jail Delivery of the State OF Delaware: IN and for
the County Of New Castle. uponeMonday the lith
day OF May next, A. D., 1874, being the first day
Of the next May Term of the said Court; for I. a
License to sell Intoxicating liquors in quantities not
less than one half gallon at the Southwest Corner
OF Tenth and Oh aage streets. being w orange
street, in the Seventh Ward. of the City OF Viii
mington County and State aforesaid. and the fol-
lowing frecholders, residing in said ward. recon-
mend said application, to wit:
+. Al. A. Lohner. W.O foord,
John /. Craig, james ", ware.
Alexander White, James NJ. Elliott,
Jebn r. Cleaden u. Fl. Perkins.
James Mcintyre, John Walker.
John Wier Samuel Pyle,
William Kirk, James McCafferty,
John Griffith Adrlen hugues
James Cusck Charles Dougherty,
W Is, Wien, Thomas Reynolds,
Chas. Reynolds. his
Richard Wakes James ~ Peoples,
VIM. s. Bullock, mark,
c. s. WeIdo, Witt. NJ. A. Lohner.
apr3-3t HENRY MILLION.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-03

READINGS Entertainments of this character
have rarely ever proved successful. Last winter
an sort WAS made to dispose Of sufficient seats iu
the Opera House to warrant an entertainment oi
this character by Charlotte Cushman; but it fail
ed. Aud not long previously TO his death Edwin
Forrest visted Wilmington and read Hamlet.
But the audience was small and anything else but
encouraging TO the great American actor, who
had he appeared on the same stage in any OF hi'
great characters, with even very small COMPANY
to support him, would have been received by
tremendous house. The truth is that readings art
always too tame and only serve TO enable those he
are prejudiced against theatrical performances tc
satisfy curiosity.
First-class entertainments, when properly al
vertiscd, and sufficient time given to ascertain
whether the representations are correct, very Sel
dom TAIL in Wi!miu 3ton.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-03
Have we a Representative In Con-
Uros62

Has anybody heard from the delaware h'PF'-
sentative i'll Congress? Oiiitialiy he seems 10 "e
nowhere His record Is blank. lbs vote Is re-
corded neither for nor against the pending inca
sures. lie has voted twice since he began to re-
sevc his pay in checks for $625 month' hut
these votes were to keep his pay IA near those
figures as possible. Wlrat possible use no Is III
Washington, and why he should vote for sucl
hi,,h pnv ia lust what "A "fcllow can't find out.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-03
Apf2-3t

with the requirements of tho act of Assess III \;
such case made and provided do hereby rive notice
hat shall apply in writing to the Court of ener.I
Of Delaware. in and Ter the County Of New esstie
upon Monday. ilth day Of May next. A. D.. 1874
Court. for II License to keep an Inn or Tsyern
with tho privilege of selling intoxicating liquors
n less Quantities than ono quart. to be drunk On
in the Tenth Ward of the City Of Whining ION Cous
y and State aforesaid aud the wing
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-03

NOTTCE.-Petet. Springer hereby, gives notice
IN that ON Monday. the eleventh day Of Of May.
D., eighteen hundred and seventy four. he in
tends to make application in writing, TO the Court
of General Sessions Of the Peace and Jail Delivery
Of the State Of Delaware. in and for New Castle
County. for liense to keep an Inn Tavern. and
to sell into xicataE liquors in less quantities than
one quart. TO be drank on the premises. at No. 4
West Fourth street. in the Third Ward Of the City
Of Wilmington. the County aforesaid, and
that the Of the freeholders of the said ard
recomm ending the said application are as follows:
DR.. X. Jsferis. King Dolbow,
Thomas II. Sharp. Samuel Culbert.
Patrick Monaghan, A. Bickta,
Henry arebe, John Soreth,
Edward j.. Rice, q. Rehfuss,
Ii. II. Finegan. Jr, John X Dolbow,
kdward Farmer. Leonard Hamann,
William ID. N0len. james Clark.
David 7. Smyth. u. j. McManus,
p. b. FOrman. Robert Taylor.
5. u. simmons, illiam Green,
Charles Sehmith. Nathan fisherman.
y. I. Stroud.
This notice is publish ed in compliance with the
requirements Of an aot Of the General Assembly
Of the State Of Delaware. entitled IAN act regn-
isting the sale Of intoxicating hauon." passed ut
apr2-St PETER SPRINGER.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-03

~ with the reQuirem ents of the act OF Assembly
in such case made and provided. hereby give notice
that shall make application in writing to the CcuIt
of Geperal Sessions OF the Peace and Jail Deliv cry
Of the State of Delaware. in and for the County OF
New Castle. upon Monday. the llth day OF May
next A. D. 1874 being the first day Of the next May
Term of the said Court. for q License to keep an
Inn or Tavern with the privilege Of selling intoxca-
ting liquors in less quantities than one quart to be
in third Ward, Of the City of Wilmington. county
and State aforesaid and the following freeholders
residing in said Ward, mend this said appl-
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-03
NOTICES..

NJ OrlCE,-The me nbers Of Reynolds Encamp.
~ ment are requested to meet at the Odd Eel
lows Hall, on sunday afternoon. April 9Th at :
o'clock to attend the funeral OF our late brother
and Patriarch Owen ZebIey. to proceed to Will
mnrton ani l'randywine Cemetery. BY order G.
f., Themag L. \ Dung. Attest
AIR 5 PC. DALEY Scribe.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-03
REWARDS.

$500 REWARD
THE NATIONAL BOARD OF FIRE UNDRR-
WRITER'S
Hereby offers
A REWARD OF $500 DOLLARS
For the detection. conviction and pSdisfment of
parties charged with the crime Of arson, in firing
the premises. situate in the City Of Wilmington.
Delaware. and known as the Diamond btate Stove
Foundry, on the 18th of February. 1874. Said re-
ward will be paid only due proof being Furnished
the Executive Committee of the conviction and
actual punishment of taid crimina - y
by order OF the Executive Committee.
STEPHEN CRoWELL. Chairman.
NEW YogK. March 9th. 1874.
For further particulars apply to
W00LlEY Il VAN TRUMP.
Insurance AgentS,
mar2l-u Wilmington. Delaware.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-03

An exchange calls man goose, "but not in a
Hbellous sense
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-03
THOMAS TOY.

NOTlCk.-ln compliance With the requirements
~ of he act OF Assembly in saeh case mads
and provided. the unders igned, trading under the
Grm name OF 3. &C. Shoemaker. hereby give no.
General Sessions Of the Peace and Jail Delivery Of
the State OF Delaware. in and for the County Of
New Castle. upon Monday. the llth day OF Nay
Term Of the said Court. for License to sell hdsofs
n loss thaR one quart In lnstitHts Build
nK. at N.Y. Mark ct street. in the Fifth ard Of the
City Of Wilmington. Delaware. aud the following
[Uif n
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-03

NOTICE.-.L.GeO.F. Robinson, in complisnee with
~ the requirements of the act OF Assembly in such
case made and provided do hereby give notice that
shall apply in writing to the Court sf General Sessions
ware in and for the County New Castle, upon Mon
day. the llth day Of May next A. D., 1874 being the
first day of the next May term of the said Court tor
license to keep an Inn or Tavern at No. liz West
Tenth street. Southeast corner Of Tenth and Orange
streets, in the Seventh Ward Of the Lity of VIII
mington. DEL. county and State aforesaid, and to
sell intoxicating liquors in less quantities than one
quart, to be drunk on the premises the following
freeholders recommend the said application. to wit
John Wier, Edward johnson,
Joseph Orme, John D0nohue
Robert Lee Walter CampersGn,
w. c. Feord. George r. Capperson.
John +. Cleaden. james Mccaferty.
John J. Craig, Samuel Williams.
Thomas ]. Bowen, William Hamilton,
William Kirk James Cusick.
b. 4. Perkins, Ezekiel Walker,
James Mcintyre, Alexander White,
Francis M. A. Lohner, Charles Reynolds.
James W. Ware, Samuel b. Baylis,
John Walker Richard Walker
GEOBGE F. ROBINSON.
Wilmington. April 3, l874-3t
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-03
NOTICE.
INDIAN KING HOTEL,
los AND ITO MARKET STREET.

John Mealey has put In two new CarOm Billiard
Tables at the above address. The room is now opep
ut all tlnes tor the accommodation of the PUBLIC.
jap2l-t JOHN MEALEY.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-03

E.-REMoNAL.-''The Little Cigar Store
~ Around the Corner has been ved back
TO its iotmcr location. No. COZ Shpley street. where
Its prodrietor will be glad to al his old patrons
anu hosts oil new ones.
mar3JCt GEO. A. DAVIS
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-03
POLITICAL.

YTVO THE PUBLIC.
l. The Wilmington and Reading Railroad Com
pany have completed angements TO carry Money
Also. To all points on tho Philadelphia and Road
ing and Catawissa Railroads. iRelnding Reaaing.
iaEtown, Mahoney City. Mt. Carmel. Nsuistown.
Pottsvlle, 10. e-s
ner of Front and Madison streot, wininsfon.
Express matter sent ~ franklia Teleeraoh v0lse.
No, West Third street, or 70 thcir Depot. Front
delivering agents. will receive prompt attention.
@. STOLZ,
sps-tf Geu'l Supt W. 4 X. Il. X. 90.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-03

HAUTION.-M wife. Elizabeth Hunt, having
~ lett my bed and board. | hereby notify all
persons not 10 trust her on my account as will pay
bills OF her contracting,
april. THOMAS HUNT.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-03

DOBERT HApDOCK. PlasterinG and Calcimin'
III ing l.. 4. Cor. 9Th and Shipley Sts Resi-
dence, 6lU W. Ninth street. apr2 d3m
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-03

ELRCri0N NQTlCE.-The Annual Election for
IL seven Directors tui the Christana River Im-
pro'ement Co.. viii be held at the otice Of the Sec
retary. April 18Th, l&,i. at o'clock. p. M.
marol-te Al. NJ CHILD Sec'y
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-03

NOTICE. THOMAS NJ. OGLE. Recorder can
1 be seen on business every day from y to IL
o'clock, a NJ :. and from 10 o'clock =. NJ. at the
Vltce oil ipf Howard y. ugc. 81 King street. next
doGr to The Post oice. Papers to be recorded, Can
be let at sand Office BIZ King. at any tine and i'll
be taken over and Iought back mars ct
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-03

|N0TICE;-I. Anna Doughsrty. in compliance
bly, in such case made and provided. hereby give
notice that shall make app plioation in wrilng to
the Court OF General Sessions of the Peace and
the County Of New Castle. upen Monday, the 1lth
day OF May next, A. D.. 1874. being the first day
Of the next May Term Of tie said Court, W, & for a
street, being the N. W. Corner of Eighth and
Church streets, in the Sixth Ward of the City OF
Wilmington, County and state aforesaid, with the
privilege of seing intoxicating liquors therein in
less quantities than one quart TO be drunk on the
premises, and the following treeholders recommend
fhis said aanlicatiOn. viz:
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-03

DASPBERRY VINEGAR. rich flavor. One bot
H tie making large amount OF delicious. health
iul beverage tor family use, parties. pic-nics and
excursions. put up III bottles at 65c.; III gallon
kegs 81 % Ior gallon. Apply to the agent
HENRY p. WEAVER. Con,estioner.
un,1-1n Sll Mark rt stgaet.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-03

NOTlOR-1, VIM. L. Gilbert. in compliance with
~ therequiremsntso ofthe act of Assembly, in such
case made and provided do hereby give notice that
shall apply in writing to the Court General
OF the Peace and Jail Dsliye.y otthe stats of Della
day the llth day of May next. A. D.. 1874 beisg the
hrst DAY OF the next May Term ofths said Court for
ege Of selling intoxicating liquor. therein IN lssa
p4sm.es at sead the one asy as d
South East corner of Front and King Streets ip 6e
S9sond Ward, Of she City Of Mpng.SP, and tES
ton. to wit:
h: B. McInitre, VIM. II. Quinn,
Nicholas Jenney. Charles Weyl
Charles Il. Sparks Samuel w. Schultz
Joshua Baker, X. II. Taylor,
Francis Elliott, John +. Bush,
James ChIisty, David WhNseIl
John Hanna, VIM X Stokiey
Richard Booth, III. Alnsburg =.
Nath. Melchoir John Hanmuud
Michael kenney. Aathsny Ssilien
Wm Ii. Berkeley, Viu H. Thonp pson,
JOSEPH stGeckie, ,SiP ?, TPTRssNd
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-03

NOTlCE.-Shares can be had in the fourth series
IN OF the Delaware and Mutual Loan Associa-
tions at one dollar Der share.
GEO. C. MARIS,
mar23u Sec'y and Treas'r
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THE ORA MA.
NIBLO's GARDEN-THg CRYPTOGRAM.

NIBLO'S GARDEN-THE CRYPTOGRAM.
The habit of giving serious attention to all
that on the stage is one that naturally becomes
somewhat relaxed with the deepening OF the Summer
heats and with the general dsintegraton or anars that
is incident to Summer. This should be time OF co"-
parave repOse and 1t Is not easy to look WIN satSac
ton ON those who seek to disturb It, During season
OF variety, industry, and amplitude OF
effort the theaters have sought, and have received
great deal OF consideration They ought to be contented
now to give the critical mind a rest Mr.. Thorne
I'm his method Of dealing with the stage OF NiDos Jar
den seems aware OF this for he offers nothing save
light, transtory. evanescen and trifiing entertain
ments He began with THE Lady OF the Lake :" and
last night he supplemented that with a new piece
partly meo drama partly spectacle ana
wholly frivolous, as behts the ume-caheu
" The Cryptogram." Quite numerous assem-
blage saw it, and, apparently enjoyed Its
variety stage rappngs If not its story and dialogue
Il amounts to nothing play. IL is in five acts one
OF which comprises scene on the deck OF steamship,
and a panoramic view Of part OF the coast OF the
Mediterranean Sea; while another includes a sump-
tuous garden scene Florence into which are gathered
the charms OF the masquerade ami ballet-dance.
Its story has been published in OF the magazines-
over which, OF late, In the shape OF writings Dy ME- ue
Mile quito a cloud has foated Of the thstledown OF
the erotesoue sentimental and blood story
papers Elrs and lords and ladies aud jolly tars
abound in this tale and 1t contains one mar Dreadth
escape, one unexpected resuscitatlon OF al
unweleome Scuttle and one discontinue OF
villain The freshness OF these personages anu ihcF
dents win .tartlo ANYBODY who used to the staga
The panorama and the masquerade the scenery and inc
music, however are COOL and the whole affair answers
the purpose of a summer entertainment. The cast OF
parts will show that Mr.. Tnorne has gathered an eff
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THE INDIANA INDEPENDENTS

The new party which was born in Indiana
last week. came into the world without the
assistance of any parents, and was baptized
without SPONSORS. Before it came, the pOlitl-
cal Journals at the West scOffed at the idea
that there was going to be any birth at all !;
ard since it has been in existence they have
all berated it as an ugly and misbegotten
little wretch which cannot long survive. Butthey
may be wrong now. as they were wrong before.
Most of what they say about the Indianapolis
platform is perfectly true. mere absurd
and impracticable declaration of principles
was never put together by any political
patty. 1t makes nothing clear except that its
, ;,,,u;ars want an unlimited abundance of ire
deemable paper, which they purpose to make
"equa to gold" by simply calling it so; and
that they are hostile to banks, railroads, and
all forms of incorporated capital, on the gen.
eral ground that they are mOnOpOlies." In
short, there is nothing in the creed of the new
party which deserves even the trouble of a
serious refutatiOn. But it does not follow that
the movement is failure.
The Convention was called without the au-
thority of the Oranges or of anybody else,
and was generally derided or ignored by the
press; and yet it turned out to be so large
and respectable a gathering, including dele
gates from all the Congress Districts in the
State. that the politicians, who had spent
weeks in making fun of it, began in alarm to
scheme for converting it to their own uses.
But it was equally insensibe to Establishments
and to ridicule The five or six hundred
farmers took the affair into their own
hands, refused professional help, slapped the
politicians of both parties in the face, tramped
rapidly and steadily through their proceedings
as if they meant business, and then went
home with ticket of their own in their
pockets, leaving the old managers who had been
accustomed to arrange these little things for
them staring at one another in amazement
1t was 80 sudden. There was great noise of
heavy boots, Whit of the barn-yard, little
cloud of ay-seed; and 10, there went several
thousands of voters, hurrying down the dusty
oads-stampeded, so to speak, from both the
Republican and the Democratic corrals-and it
was too late to stop them.
1t is idle to say that the Independents can
not elect their ticket. Whether they can or
not, the significance of their movement is
pretty nearly the same. That movement is
the emphatic expression of an enormous and
wide spread distrust. The existing party or
carnations, with their corruption, their by
pocrisy, and their selfish aims, have no hold
upon the people. Whether the impending
change is to come through the spontaneous
rising of new party or the publication of
one of the old ones, makes no great odds;
but change is inevitable.
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