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, 1874-10-15

psnf< = ditcl, On lls farm at :;ruura, about 10
iiiles Bo,,sh Of Adrian, he discovered Al, i1n-
1uorao bone, rrobabIy tliat Of mastot'on. Fur
Tier searck revealed aundry osl.or homes mud
}leces OF hones, tho whole forming quito u
to Adrian n iool|l hhout iuctlea su,layc, mil
weghiuK IL l,otlnilA. I1,tn tootl, IL iroIon of
at tic basu, but tho onanlol on Tho uppor part
Ia perfect. atr., Tuttlo a!ao Hhowel tlren
ptaco.t-nhout foot fl a!l--of II rip, I'll WHICH,
Perhaps, . foot Or two has not yot 'uun Found.
sIe fud asa, d liori,, or tusk. which Is brukan
of Mt both ouos. This iy S feot lne'cs lullg,
s,a!, . feet from thu butt ond, nloaanres 22i,55
inchps in girotMfOr
, 1874-10-15


RocH IsASp, ILL.,, Oct. 1l,-Tho aluua! mot ,tlng
Of thu Stockholders Of the Rockford Rock Is land
|: st. Louis HALLWAY waa held III this city lhiy
afternoon. Over 50, GOO, 900 OF stocl, hold prin-
cipnlly by towns and counties along the line, was
roproaontcd. Tho tlIroo Directors "hose tinlo
bud oxpired-C. Isuastlale Milo Leo. and +.
Woycr1lauecr-wero re-clcctod: 4 rcsoluticu waB
unanimously adopted praising tho 1aauay tmens
of tho rpad under President Cabl. tho
bust year. inlorsins Tue action tuxcn
In tho Niclsorson Huit mud the nppointmtent Of
Cable and Lynda III KoreivsYs, and i,asess,cting
the otlcels to rcBist to tho utmost tho ttcinpr
Of the os,erbnrg party to gain possession. ef tic
"Wednesday, tho 28th inst, wl!on tho old nsllcrrB
will doubtleas he rc-olocted, tho Directo. boiug
11annnimously In their favor. and having tho in
dosso,nont In 30 pointed q manner Of thu stock
holders.
, 1874-10-15
THE WEATHER..

WAs1lxaroN, u. a.. Oct. 14.-For the lakes,
aud thence to Missouri and kontucly. falling
basonsesas. Houtssasly wts'aa, MaHn. cloudy
west. Low barusmotcr, vi1.la vcer!ng to nnrth-
weutosl5. slignt thermomessiu Change, CLOUDY
Aul WARM N1Aiher.
, 1874-10-15

LIVERPOOL, Oct. 14.-Tho stoa.nRl!lp france,
which nt baak 10 lI,iH port disah1odt proeea&:ed
To New Yurl; ycsterlAy.
Nsw lonr. Oct. 1I.-Arriyod, a:caanor nertlcr,
from Hamburg.
I41vEnrooL, Oct. 1i.--stoa,nships Oceanic. Ba-
tasja iu,d yiutorja, from Aaw York, laye arrived
ont.
SOUTHAMPTON, Oct. 1l.--Stoamship America,
from, Now iorh, LAS arrived.
, 1874-10-15
FIRES


f;ixc1aSArI, O., Oct 14--A letter from Mur-
1saasbaru, Tonn., aays that tro there, On tho
l2ttl, destroyed parri5h's aaloon-loss ID, 600 !;
iun arcd for $4,000; Roberts groceiy--loss,
$1,000; tho CautrM Houac-loss, sc 900; uunt's
grt.cery, Duatsauans sat!diory, aud lieriA saloon
--A,osu unknown. The total loss la estimated at
44l,U00.
, 1874-10-15

PASSENGER AND TICKET AGENTS.
A meeting Of tho tseneral Ticket and Pasaon-
ger Agents OF Western roads WAS nloo hal yos'
tcrlsy ut tho Graad paoiiic Hotel, for the pus-
poas Of abullehlng excursion rateH, and other
meaauroH for tho rotronrli.nant OF ospensou il
tho passenger department.
Tho following General Ticket aud Passenger
Agents wore present Samuel Powell, Chicago.
Burlington l. Quincy; H. q, TOWNSEND, IclaaoH
peolia l. Warsaw; James Uilsrltou'
Caicxgo x Altons 4. Andersen, indisnopo!t,
Il J urson; q. p. Atnlose, Louisville L Nash,
yille G. Stanton, Springfield i Southeastern;
d. B. phrlor LouluyAlo 4; Oine,nun.l u. /. aial-
colin, Toledo Wabash Il Western: 4. O. Daweu,
hhltaau City, Atchanu l. Nebraska; Q: \. Lord.
Ut. Ionir, Kansas City S SustAesn; ". j, Shat-
tuc, Atlantic & Great Westatnl u. +. nlyaou,
0hio l. a!,ssiasipp; y: 7. rleraoo, l'e!atontsne,
y pacilo; G. +. Tollott. Fsndalie Lins; ". +.
Chicago. HaeH 1siand ! Tso!ae; : b.
stennott aud ". 4. Thrstt, Chicago t.
Nogsbwoa:c!n; I. r. altyora. PennaylyaA&
Railroad II. Z. Wentworth, Michigan Central
] y. pantilefd, uannibai d 81. 3oaepi, .Nas!road;
Z, C. Coub, 1ndlauAIoita Il at. Louis James
| Charlton. Chicago d. Alton. 3. +. ptalaoll,
| Ci,yatand. ooumbus, ctuelnnett & Indianapolis.
Tue noatlng .was organized Nth 3lr. S y.
Pia.san, Of the o4ssslaad. Columbus, CiadnuaH
, 1874-10-15

The Committee WHICH Lad leeu appointed at
tho forounon meeting to rofisa the classification
for cast-bound frelg,ts submitted its report.
Tho na,a classification adopted IL ,nuch fuller
yasloua roaua hare booa cqualizad The doca.
merit in too long for publication. 1l!cro will
probably DO nnother meeting OF tue freight
u:enta to-duy 10 sottlc sotno minor nlatte,a. Ut
tor Which tho Co1umsHonerB will ,ouet With lha
deporal TicEot and Passenger Agents to asstlo
upon uniform passenger rQtos. aAd to provide
rulea and regulations for that branch of busl-
11eaa.
, 1874-10-15

ssxRAcuaE, N. T., Oct. 1I.-A lire this evening
destroyed tic Excslhior Fine Salt Mill, ownol by
J. ". BARKER l. Co. Tho superintendent Of the
mi2i wau counting pills cs bags when tho bnt-
ten dropped Out Of Il lerogeno lump. setting
1ige to them. Ho ,7as badly bnrned IL attompt-
ullinory aro totat loss, boYideA 45,000 bualog of
atlt, Loss, 5s5, ,0c0; insurance, Sf50.o0o.
, 1874-10-15

tho stoc,nollory Of tho e:ubto.u Umon Telu~
gsapl, uon,,,xny, tho old Board of Diroo.ora VIZ
fo.olsctod, uxoept lara Corao1l, =. y. aold,
and uirai, hlb!oy. wAe stya .ptaes to Jatada
, 1874-10-15

C1so1SxNr1. O., Oct. ta.-spoclals from Waah-
ingtou Court Huge report Il eoni1agration
tagius. Odd. Follows Hall Is in nalez. tho lire
communicating to the post- -0nice And e7lHcks-
.,hiua. 4 telegram WAS saNt to C!rclevlae tor
aid, Ihe.o Ii t,ront alarm III the torn.
, 1874-10-15

Won AnStIg inpElsoSNRST.
BE1:I1S, Oct. 14.--Horr alu<li. President Of tho
Polio e, uuauccessf1lly Used I'LL his influence to
hayo Yon Art,lm hent to u private hoppital and
10 unlor surveillance. Ile Counts family havo
ofTert1d 900, 000 thalers bull.
Dg'sr1S. Oct. 14>-ft is officially announced
tl,ae Tue Emperor William haa abandoned, tor
tho 1wcocnt, hjs intended visit to Italy.
, 1874-10-15

Aknstodom ltolea in k11chtuAu.
Tho Adrian (31!oh.) Tmss uays that on tho
2eth uls., AZ Qtamou Tuttlv WE suxbted IL dis.
, 1874-10-15


We otter TIM following resolution tur a1aptlou;
Hs,usa, Tna: tho tnu VI f!1,,a1 VI to uu:I
nsy tha.nps1ses es tho prsuyut teasolt Vt tia H. "
nEaud 1sose ana sao oarsyas sxgsixsa u t4a etss-
hGofe e:bsse.ea AnQ tbs. ths Il. ~ Grand Yscratafy
b. sut.k!as " dtaW hs xettsutt % tAy T. Il, Ura3l
, 1874-10-15

Rro JASr1no, Oct. lA.-Dispatchea hayo been
received from Para reporting conflict between
the Portuguese aud Draziiinns. Several wore
killed and wounded.
, 1874-10-15

There waY also expended during tho year on
account Of construction, &3li, ,039,47 equip
uens, *14,770.71. Total. 1855, ,S70.ls.
Tho coupons due on the Turtle Crock Divis-
by the aid OF tho Baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad
Company, but thoRo Of tho second mortgage
duo Oh tho first day Of July i4st, Bt.ii 10
main unpaid, una TIM Company, hnv~
ing Nc menus to moot those falling
peled ts, aak lilo iudnlgouco or the City Of 1,a+
tlnoro ,tl other holders Of tt.fa class Of bonds
alroady iaaacd for non-pay1nent ii intersst due.
This condition Of the at(airs Of tile Company
nado tho disposal Of tho remainder of tue scc
oud mortgage bonds with view to tho reduc-
tio, OF tho lloating debt IN inpoasioii,y. The
following iI tho
, 1874-10-15
$st,5a3.l3


Mileage and Per a!e.a ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 100000
hfrl!oa. ...,...............,u 2i0o.cJ
Printing Journals. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1,t99.u3
formulating Journals Into Aerlna4.,,,.,... G0.Dy
Utcr pglnlluk.. H2S.03
Representative tar. 1tu,Gu
hnary OF lsana SECRETARY anA office ron.... l+7a0JU
PostuEe, s1pre4sAga, iAEtarhuer, aud tVpelal .
appt topllaioua. 10000
LaaTlnK ,.alanea II Gsy mileage, per duu.,
and sln.sal hllls u ucst 1aisiol. >A,se3ru
, 1874-10-15

+ rof,votto 1,o,,roeo M Chairman. nnf Air. II.
{. Townsend. OF tha Ttolodo. poorta & WaruaY
Nalironl, a. Secretary.
1t was cIailuei By aomo that tt,ta ecsion
was not to extend TO lncnl uxcurslou
ratcs which hayo lcfnl offered to Induce
trnvel to summer reEr rtH, TAlrH, ard nxtra
UCtI6f lflH hut to apUt3 f1tGFGtF 10 CHd dO0htfUH
nf lnnt-nxturS{OUH to In1nH HAtA4H, anti tho
ut,a thrttfnrv 't1,nNn nf,,tstaffuA u
t,nn, T,.,. L.,,1. .,
hhvo oee'' Gfe"t hnnoyaHca 70 MICH loat!h III
to abolish ttletn. l!lo jand-gtnnt luatsb, loH-
qvcr. Wcrb llut H'ItlB4p1 With abuliBlil,E tlleHo
excursions aione aud vnutol to llayp ali oxn,r.
.it,t1a ahns},ofl ift, ta to ,,fIar ,,n,}x wt,f1d
M n,,.,o Altar io,, ,1isnnsafnu ~, H., a,,i,
i,.i r a.. . r-..s.1 ~ - ,..,I. IT,, Ill
A9 seclrud, aud thci ofoto Tho nicptlnE na1oArii~
cd W1ttlQit t4kttr' attr uGkCu tho bt1j1QEt
-.-p--
THE pr1,rGnrrT n. &. no,,NErravTr1E
NAIANoAD.
DIN crnlb' REPORT.
Sn.c!at UisrafcA 10 Y,hr rh,cata TtrfDgnk,
ptrrun,,un u, n,t ~ nh. r,,ort ~ Aim
Ie"" 0.s. 'oto.s - Wv
Uoa1u OF Directors OF Tho Plttbburg l. ConRell8-
yiio 1}ailrnnd FOR thu tRcai vear apdjnp
~. q, 1az. , .,'a. ,.a' ss1 ',ssa.., 41rs .,as
O~'' "Af -0f'i AA'" }A0s No~A e~1Af'@'N' A-3
, 1874-10-15

5oo1iTed on Improved Real Estate,
bea1 ing interest ct the rate Of 7 $40
per cent per ennu1n. Interest paya-
bio in quarterly installnents. Ger
tiilcntes for 500 to $6, 900 register
cd, Or transferable by delivery. For
particulars apply in porson or BY
C1ark-st. SYDNEY MYERS,
Manager.
, 1874-10-15

Tho Judiciary presonted nix reports. wAicl,
whru lail on the thbta, under tho rule.
Tho Comalttlaa nn fln*nee presented the fpl-
lowing report which was laid On thu tgblo under
tho rulc;,
, 1874-10-15

tfiAaAeo. No. F.}
~ lh~ t:fas| Lodge af tbs htuts af ihtAols ..
TAb Fuancu Committee nuhsAlk tAt following c9ei-
uatca ct ratt!pts and expenditures Of tue II. W. Grand
1odSa for tliu euaNnH year:
EaTsAATE1 AF nEcETpxa. ..-...
DS1Arce tn limits Of II. ~ Qs.. Treasurer. Ej9 9BH II
Estimated nAptaton Iax " a1e. pes sap!!a,, W
4af CHACka1
aals4 Ut aupp!lea aud dige4t 2Du0o0
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b0urn, Crawford, Daigle, Detiege, Greene
Giaudin, Harris, Harper, e. F. Herwig. Ii
graham, Mascot. Pollard, Rey, Stamps
Sypher: Thomas, Twitchell, Weber, WIFI
Nays-None.
That of John Wagner:
1eas-Alexander, Anderson, Barber, Be
den, Blunt, Bovee, Burch, Cage. Chad
6ourn. Crawford, Daigle, Detiege, Greene
graham, kelso, Masicot, Pollard. Rev
Stamps, Sypher, Thomas, Twitchell, Weber
Whitney-27.
Nays-None.
That of T. j. Williams:
?eas-Alexander, Anderson, Barber
Belden, Blunt Bovee, Burch, Cage, Craw
foro, Chadbourn, Daigle, Detiege, Greene
Glaudin, Harris, Harper E. +. Herwig
lngraham. Mascot, Pollard, Rev, Stamps
ney-27. '
| Nays-None.
| That of Lemon Spratt:
| feas-Alexander, Anderson, Barber. Bel
| den, Blunt, Bovee, Burch, Cage, Crawford
| Chadbourn, Daigle, Detiege, Greene, Glau
din, Harris, Harper, E. +. Herwig, Ingra
| ham, Mascot, Pollard. Rey, Stamps
ney-27.
Nays-None.
The President laid before the Senate the
following communications:
STATE OF LOUISIANA }
Executive Department, )
new Orleans. February 4, 1871
10 the Honorable Presden. and Members of the
submit tor the advice and consent Of
the Senate the following appointments:
NATCHIToCHEs.
Samuel Black, police juror.
Lem Rubin, police Juror
John Holmes. police Juror.
WILLIAM ?. KELLOGG.
Governor
The nomination of Samuel Black was
confirmed by the following vote:
Yeas Alexander, Anderson, Barber,
Belden, Blunt, BOvee, Burch, Cage. Chad.
bourn, Crawford, Daigle, Detiege. Greene.
Glaudln, Harris, Harper, f. +. Herwig.
lngraham, Kelso, Masicot, Pollard
Key, Stamps. Sypher, Thomas, Twitchel,
Weber, Whltney-27.
Nays-None.
The nomination of Lem Rubin was con-
firmed by the following vote:
Yeas - Alexander, Anderson, Barber
Belden, Blunt, Bovee, Burch, Cage, Chad.
6ourn, Crawford, Daigle, Detiege, Greene,
Glaudin, Harris, Harper, E. +. Herwig,
lngraham. Mascot, Pollard, Rev, Stamps.
oypher. Thomas, Twitchell, Weber, Whit
nev-2.
Nays-None.
The nomination of John Holmes was con-
firmed by the following vote:
Yeas - Alexander, Anderson, Barber.
Belden, Blunt. Bovee, Burch, Cage, Chad
bourn, Crawford, Daigle, Detiege, Greene,
Glaudin, Harris, Harper, E. +. Herwig,
Ingraham, Mascot, Pollard, Rey, Stamps,
ney-27.
Nays-None.
The Senate then rose from executive Sea-
sion.
WILLIAM H. GREEN,
Assistant Secretary of the Senate.
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270 prizes amounting te........ $40 4Oo
EXPLANATION OF APPROXIMATION PRIZES.

go prizes, amounting te....... $40 400
EXPLANATION OF APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
The nine remaining units of the same ten of the
numbers craving the first three full prizes will be
entitled TO the twenty seven approximation prizes
For example: II ticket No. 1246 draws the $4,000
Pre- tnose Lckets numbered 124, 1912. I243 l24i
i4o aZ4 lZis, lZ49 and 1850 will each be emit tied
to 800 If ticket No. 23l draws the s 900 prize,
1nose tickets numbered 232, 233 234 235 236 237
80, ~ and z4O will each be entitled to 5000 II
tlcket NO 4o9 draws the $4,000 prize those tickets
uupered SAL ~ 443 "a AS, AS, AL 448 and 449
Whole Tickets, SO; Halves. sJ Quar-.
tiers. - 50; Ei9hths, 81 rs.
rhiAEs PAYABLE In FULL WITHOUT DEDUc.
TON.
Orders to be addressed to
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY.
Lock Box No. 692, Postofice
New Orleans
send postoftice money order, or register you:
io''ol' ja21y
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LOUISIANA STATE SINGLE NUMBER LOTTERY.
Capital Prize. $4,000.
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY
Incorporated August II, 1867
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On Saturday. April is, 1874.
SCHEME.
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
approximations of $500 each for tho
nine remaining units of the same ten
OF the number drawing the $4,000
Prize are.
approximations of 1920 each for the
nine remaining units of the same ten
of the number drawing the $1,000
prize are::.....:..:;::.... i.as
approximations of 8 100 each for the
nine remaining units of the same ten
Of the number drawing the $4,000
prize ........................ 900
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SENATE CHAMBsR,I
New Orleans, February 3. 1874. !
The Secretary called the roll:
Presentation. c. C. Antoine Lieutenant
Governor and President of the Senate, and
Messrs. Alexander, Anderson, Barber, Bel
den, Blunt, Boyee, Burch, Cage, Crawford,
Chadbourn, Daigle, Detiege, Greene,
Glaudin, Harris, Harper, E. F. Herwie,
Ingraham, Masicot, Pollard. Rev, Stamps,
Sypher, Thomas, Twitchell, Weber. Whit
ney-27.
The President laid before the Senate the
following communication:
STATE LOUISIANA
Executive Department. )
New Orleans, January 81, l8T4.S
To the Honorable President and Members Of the
Senate:
submit for the advice and consent of
the Senate the pardon Of D. NJ. Brousard.
parish Of Lafayette, convicted of larceny
and sentenced to one year in the Peniten-
tlary. Pardon recommended by Senators
Dalgle and Anderson and many citizens.
WILLIAM P. KELLOGG,
Governor.
Ihe Senate concurred in the pardon by
the following vote:
Yeas-Alexander, Anderson, Barber. lBel.
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Registers Order.
New Castle County, Novem Der 10. 1874.
III.on OnnnIicaiian of InHN YQIINl
RE0IsTRp OPPICE

Newcastle County. Noyemb ber 10. 1874.
lyon application of JOHN YOUNG,
Administrator of Margaret Young. late of
wilmingtou hundred. in said county. deceas-
ed 1t Is Ordered and directed by the Regis.
ter that thel Administrator Aforesaid give
notice Of the granting Of Letters of Ad-
with the date Of granting thereof, BY causing
advertisements to be posted within forty days
from the date of such Letters. in sig Of the
most public places OF the county of New Dss-
tie, requiring all persons having demands
against tho E5tste to present the same or
abide by an Act of Assembly in such case
made and provided. And also cause the same
to be inserted within the same period in tho
lished in Wilmington. and to be continued
therein three weeks.
AEA Given under the hand and seal of
- New Castle, New Castlecounty afors-
sai1 the day aId year above written.
sEWELL G. BIGG5. Register.
The daily gazette., 1874-11-19
He'p Ia Make afoHev sg farms
IND.

Mitch lat,t is done on .arms that Is not
farming in its true sense. By much labor
no money Is ever made, A man many snp-
port himself and family, keep out OF debt,
and have few dollars in his pocket by
puacticipg ths most rigid economy. II hs
IL otherwise than Industrious and sober, he
70 on the Gown grade with looss brakes. and
the end u soon reached. ''9
" But farming IN ats ture sense is pIofes-
sion e0 uatin dignity to the law or medicine,
and needs equal study, mental capacity, and
,intelligenuy directed labor 10 command
success in 1t. The principles which UNDER
lie the practice OF the true farmer mast be
We'll understood, and a steady, consistent
course Of operations must be followed. Hsv-
inK thoroughly learned the nature and ca
pacity ofths coil he possesses, and chosen
the rotation most suitable, and the stock to
be nost profitsbly kept oil 1t. he does not
swerys from his chosen course, but in good
markets and bad raises his regular crops,
'snd Keeps his land in regular increasing
fertility.
No special cry tempts or affrights him.
He does not talk dairy this season and crops
tbs next, but doubtless, IL any particular
product be in demand and brings good
price, be has soms 10 sell and reaps his share
OF The advantage. He saves % much money
as some men make by care and economy in
purchasing and preserving tools, seeds,
manures, and machinss, and his busi-
ness habits and constant readiness for all oc-
casions give him reasonable security against
the effects OF adverse seasons aud bad wealth
Or. Always prepared, he 10 never too late;
always calm, he Is never TO soon; and .hus
"taklng time by the forelock.p ha has the
stern old tyrant at his command, aud turns
him at his will. He has no losses, and his
gains are steady Hearth and Home.
The daily gazette., 1874-11-19
SALE.

PUBLIC SALE.
Will be sold at Public Sale, at the resi-
dence vt the subscriber. in Brandywine
Hundred, on the Philadelphia Pike, mile
from Wilmington. on
Tuesday, November "a. 1874,
Atl2 o'clock. sharp.
the following articles, as the subscriber iu-
tends to quit farming;
No. ]. Bay Mare Jennie. works In all kinds
of harness No. 2, Brown Mare, Fannie,
works in all kinds Of harness. snd q
Is q good driver; one Colt, coming @>
N112k5 years old; head of good ~
HIP Mich Cows. some fresh -AZ
GaD and some springing. Heifers, Bull.
Farming Utensils. such as plows, harrow,
cultivators, ? marke. dearborns. / j. emmy Lind
carriage, York Wagon. shifting top one
horse Cart and harness, ] steel-t0oth horse
rake. Woods Moving Machiue in g0od or
der. hay cutter. ! corn eller, griDdStone.
VIII ael barrow. torfs. grain cradle, moving
scythe and sn cath. post digger. hot-bsd sash,
set Of carriage harness: 2 sets dearborn
harness. plow chains, brides. collars, lines.
Abou. 10 tous of timothy hay, more or lees
l stack of straw, fodder by the bundle, corn
~ the bushel. wheat in the ground. churn,
butter tubs. bench table. and other articles
too tedious to mention.
Terms u sale:
MRS. ANNIE FoRWOOD.
L. W. Stidham * con. Auct'rs. novbts
The daily gazette., 1874-11-19
Four Hundred Poor Girls.
TIE SELECTION OF THE COMPANY ron rHi
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.

TIE sELEcTIoN OF THE COMPANY FoR THg
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
In the green room OF the Grand Opera
Housea at 10 o'clock yesterday morning, seat
ed on the chairs and sofas. nnd leaning
against the walls. were over 400 hundred
beautiful girls. An Advertisement In yester-
days Sun for 1900 more cemely young maid
ems for the new Black Crook" had called his
assemblage together bright aud early, each
wouldbs fairy hoping fora lucrative station
in the line of beauty. AS they filed by the
manager one by one, each had some special
qualification. One had been on the stage III
Niblo's Theatre, aud would like to go on
sgain, II she could get place in the front
line, "but you know l couldn't afford to take
a back seat--not me-" Another would stake
q haul," she said, "if she could get enouyh h
pa, to keep her little sister" A faded Ii,tle
old woman in q suit Of faded black, hobr. Il
up to the window and begged iOr piace IN
one Of the back lows. a saucy little MINK
with hasby req scarf twas all there, all
there was OF her-it they wanted her they
could have her" And they did want her,
for she was beautiful. Next a letter of re-
commendation 4 from San francisco
troupe was RAISED up to the window by u
mite of body, with jiunty paraso on her
Al Im and a satchel in her hand. A pretty
miss ofthirteen. neatly dressed, with u pink
~ each cheek, was tenderiy taken into the
Office, where she might not be jostled by the
crowd. Then followed dozen or 60 Of the
"fair TO middling," one or two "extra super.
fne," and long file Of the commonplaces,
the sstule manager mean while taking his
choice and making his selections with the
skill Of an old stager.
AT last the green room was empty the
sylphs had disappeared-an the manager
sat In his furnished Office to enjoy good
cigar and the company of Sun reporter.
"llos did you manage TO collect SO many
girls who wish to go Oh the stagey asked the
reporter,
"Oh, that was easily done," replied the
manager. flour lines in this mornings Sun
dti II have answered 420 applicants q
little ~ r. one hundred applicants fer each
line OF 1v.rtising. l would have been glad
TO give. al all work, but too many would
crowd u tie, sing rooms"
'tfhrst girls, of course, are on ly for show
Where Cu you find your artists who do the
singing and the danclngp"
". make special contracts with them
So,r :, the b.s. operate talent In Americs
.iIi be presented In the new "Black Crook ;
loa good dancer we pay s3j week. The
singers get more. To these girls, who hav,
not heen on the stage, we pay $40 a week
N. y. SMa.
The daily gazette., 1874-11-19
NOTICE.

All persons having claims against the Es
tate of the deceased must present the same
duly -attested 70 the Administrator, on or be
fore Novembef 10th. 1875. or abide the led of
Assembly in such case made an d provided.
JOHN YOUNG, =
Administrators,
Addrcss-Wilmingtop. Del. novi6-dsw