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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-09
pAOcENEEPS S1IIED

PoR SAyAYEA-In s,,amshp IT, Liptagston J.u SC
j. w Lhrop Peter iebci Mrs H. seaye' Miss ss ey Ms
Wilson John Chspla. VIM Hrks John Dcbo George iacke
@. Hall McCsve, Hall, Mrs NJ Harir and tro CHILDREN A.
IT. Pucr Vim. Wilson, John FOyb Peter fo Henry NJ Foster
Joe Poiis. K o. Collin wife two eads' s"' efva' u,h
bard D. Hammond Edward NJ Moore " stewart u , Moore
r. voorhees, Max Silvem,n Henry Clinton Edward Giion r. L.
Dale Mis Julia Gessoo NJ Kerr snd vi C. L. Faz. We aad
three children = b. Rlo Jacob Morrill, o. D Berger. Ma Halo
we'll ". Aiken and vile. A. B. STbaek 4 b. heveGer H. y
Wne G.. w. Carpenter, Ms 3 T. sAIt .nd cand Mlss ia
Daniel oinn wife Thso W. BininSha Daniel EicoumOns s
r. Smith and sister Bridget Roach James 1nes .Irte janus
Bland aud wife Dhrou. Arthur Goodwin, William Sch nit 10.
chsel Cintrsy August Hsbgb huy Ihomrs eh, Mari
wife and two infant Kisses Anzlne fiy and Ken. Bonno
srscSen Michael M,horey and vic 40 nouIg v two
daughters Jacob Kane A1n Rersen A. " oD, hs A. buiton
wife, daughter AMI ree ehtn Rehs ~ Loue smith,
NJ Loenzen Lucas Brc1f L. ObtL l. G.dge I,o AirshAl
Doris Glars sir and tse e4lTe ,9 2 gs sal aS
James BtnTga, 'slilH .-f o dscpn JOIN D.
ran Patrick Lsgln Lizzie goI Mary Fox Charles Trash J. Nh
Ter Robert wilson Beeke I'd Dunsecme, William
Wenorp Ces Ke Way Pots Of Central and South America
Miss Mary henb Bis Keni,h Ignico Bson o. D. Gkou
Cooper Tioueton To md sister j. Farh Miss Ellen nwob
T. DaEh1m, ar CHARLES H. Bennett ~ Fernaudes Juan Dona
Mrs Center Thomas kivln r. ". Conin. g. W Remmngon
A. r. Ahmeai S! "aySn Capt J. o. Rowland P!irirk EnT
James Geoe Stewart Otto Wendop, jos hOsca Carl Vale
Collins join loa Geo H. Ba ord ard wife John DESMOND, j. D.
%sG Sl ss s Ie1 n o; sS fI Flank a s %a
John Ritter s. b. Ln9n Manuel silva Manuel Antonio Feism-
For HAABUG0-T sesstp Cnbr,a, Jan SRdwn Mead. jr.,
Miss Julia Mead WIS HelY D. Rlme Carl Kaufman August
SLIDER H. C. Poppenba,en a. Ladbeg Leon de Waar,
Iuioyco Plar Hebron. Richard Josiphas. Ferdinand
Bcbmann NsTuan Nr K h. Bach and daughter Jacob clsn.
YIN Kono %n KgFi Diajo Duoifer olof JohAl'0n Wilhelm
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AN INTERESTING MARINE INSURANCE CASE.


The memory of the anarchy in Mexico fol-
lowing the withdrawal OF the French army, and MS
Effects upon the nat arc the OF the country
was aroused minds Of spectators Of the trial OF the
suit of William Leetcb agt. The Atlantic Mutual In
surance Company which was begun on Monday IN the
Court OF Common Pleas before Judge Loew. The exam
nation OF the plaintiff consumed the two days following
He asserted that IN the year 1861 he obtained nsr
ance policy the ship Pagnet de Tampco and cargo
from the Atlantic Mutual Insurance Company through
Denis Perkins IL Co, for voyage to Iaguna, Mexico
and return voyage TO this port The cargo
of tho vessel consisted of and amnunl-
ton for tho Liberals" a portion OF the
Mexican army. On arriving the coast OF
Mexico he was denounced" by OF the Liberals"
and had to throw the overheard the persons to
whom he bringing the arms, hearing OF his
loss paid him 800 dOubOons He hid tho money under
forming part OF the ballast OF the ship. He
cargo consisting Of 1856 sticks Of mahogany. While
crossing the Gulf of Mexico on the return voyage the
snip sprung ale9k during gale, and at last had 10 be
abandoned. In this manner he lost the snip ana It's
cargo of dOubloons ans mahogany. He now SUES the
insurance company 10 the amount OF us nSur
ance the vessel and cargo
The COMPANY their defense. claim that PerElns ~
Co deceived concerning the chaCScIer OF the snip
and cargo IL IL also asserted thar the dOuhoOas
never were hid underneath .thB ball aud that the
Santiago, where search Ide for the douoloons
The not found, however, aud II was ds-
covered that the mahogany was Of an EIoI!o luai.y
called bastard mahogany" Tl @aAsshg OF Tue te5tl
mony in regard to the will be Tuned day. c.
NJ De Costa and Albert Fuller for thu dtintIf &. A.
Hand j. X. Porter. and j. H. Choato fo the Defendant
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DEPARTURE or FOREIGN NAILS.


FRIDAY. y
Hs,u veneeli Cuscos sad Porto eo. b, the
ship close at Steamship sails ct from Pier
No. 10 North RIVER
Mats Tor Nswou,dn1 close tho Newton Post0ne day
y m. via Hshfar
Mail for IisfsI ~ closed NJ tho Segyok PostOhoe
tsy Of D. m. and goes via Boston.
sATURDA3 JAN. 10
Br tsa and Ireland and Liverpool by
the steamship Oceanic, close at 1850 80 Supplementary Mail
Steamship sails 10 IN, from Waite t DOCK, PVoni Ferry
jersey City.
Southampton and Bremen. the steamship
IL NJ Supp,antirY Nail for double. pOssS
pnuod closet the PosiOGce 80 ..
Steamship sails IN fom foot Of In I'd S.. Hoboken.
Dir.c. irrman PraSsE closed Mai this line
Por French Mail direct Brest HaVr. by the stesmhp
81 Laurent 1880 steamship sails al 10 Pier
No. 50 Mr.
Mails Wcst bV CITY ofSsn Antonio close
Steamship sails at D. m from Pier No. ~ Fast River
SUNDAY. JAs. IL.
All Mails close at Il O'Clock tn. fOstohco Ia fros
VI. " IA A. "a.
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TRIAL OF BESoyI HOWARD.

In the United States Circuit Court yesterday,
criminal side, Judge Benedict ,presdng the work OF
obtaining jury for the second trial Of Benon Howard.
indicted for largely defrauding the Government by the
manufacture OF counterfeit match stamps. begun.
b W. Huntington and b. j. and T.. Bankman appeared
for defense, aud Assistant United States District
Attorney Purdy represented the Government. After
exhaustng the entire panel the following Jurors
we're obtained, and The Court ordered panel
for to-day: g. 6. spofJrd, W l.. Pomeroy, g. Light.
stone q. l.. Kelly j. b. MCCOY, IL. JTurbel and I. s.
Adams. Among those peremptorily challenged by the
defense were H. g. Rost0n tho President OF the Farm
ers Loan and Trust Company. ana j. A Harper VI the
firm OF Harper Bros.
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CRIMINAL NOTES.


At the Jefferson Market Police Court, yesterday
Louis Raymond committed charge OF detective
an1 0baniay god watch Laura Hopkins, OF No ll9
Tblrtg-arst.t. BY means OF false REPRESENTATIONS
In the Court Of General Sessions yesterday. John
G,gh AMI samuel heCrcken pleaded guilty the charge
attempted TO ssa clothing rorh $40 from John Edone of No.
cassi years IN pisonss IN the Pentenssry.
At the Essex Market Police Court yesterday Chas.
somutte IN ieau Of 81 900. charges
and IS
ard the Tenth Precinct has been Of dsy
LINING ward who missed and hsts
halls kept and the accused caught
easg flrinmmd oTereol Five companan identified
us OF elotnns from their premises AMI the
cOei whom hey had notcei their Henry Nsnbach
Of No liO Canl committed u 900 bail or .evins
sni shoes from heu lie gouy denied all knossg
the sopd, having been osn Daniel AoGn
fault 81 900 Of stealing watch Asd valued
$50 4ai pocteboot containing $50 10 currency.
Thomas Murtha tried in the Court OF General
Sessions y-stcgds Ore liquor
n, 81 suVant for the Of secunE Gre insurance policy
testified that Muriha
II 30 June last and 10 into yard bfss
bling the No 2Oi where
o ofthe building In smoke
If the windows Of his by coored
called huftha that are hiha did
made EFFORT The S The colored
CLOSED and boei Is sewad discovered
bad akes poev NeuiOrk kr,hsns
$500 alleged that he only had goods
800 his the time d thu hs The the
i.eass vii b iaT Assistant srelAoF1ey RoLa
pe4tej tor people sai Whlim Hove iof the accused
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Thomas Murtha was tried in the Court of General
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

WASHINGTON. Jan. s-No. 93-Miltenberger ct al.
as Cook error hs suprens Co.u Of LoaanlThe defendant
Cook Collector Of Inna Revenue Of the District Of
1861 ana alleged for the safrir Of tie pablo
asv arranged With hrm tCornther Co the
Of cotton thereon In Orleans
rsia than risk Of taxing on his person after collection
Of The district Accordingly Coruth Co.
aud oongnes No. Orleans hsn
the Of that
,!
.ssU,ns~ that such drsA souid be daily boaored Th,
anremsat being communicated n Coot be accepted the
i.hs By Couthsr. Co htesbsrge Co payment
ssAsSa NJ osttss psl AL
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ptSSrNCEPS 1RPTYFn-

PROM BREMEN steamship York, Jan. 81 Livingston,
hyinson Dlo isuug. Asgiste Rummel ~ Rqnmo Leo
poh Gro leopold Leacrmnn. JOSEPH DreFer Mare
brewer Nunn A0rmann Chs Fahh Henry hrbY
julius Saurol, John sykes
FROM LfYERPOOl-In steamship Nepiid, Jan. S-ThOma'
Thompson Mr. Mrs Samuel Constant Miss iAce Constant! MIS-
Mary Miss Minnie Constant Victor Constant, Mis-, hmra
Tutie NJ Mis- o. Humble NJ and Mrs John harrington, Mrs
IuI BarIelh.
PROM IHyERPOOIT, steamship Cty Of Brooklyn, jan g.
Schans Richard Oh Leigh IL. B. Anderson John Rebnct
j. C. Howard Howard Proctor A freyer Basc ". Cor
lon Geo. b hIo,a, ". Edwards.
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nlNIATrRh ALMAhA,

4J2 Moco res..il:j9
uav-Aa
S,niy Hoo, OOt 0:35 iel iate Perry. 227
D.v-p
sand, oot OIL 6or, Hcll 2sj
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Marion J. Price, aged 10, sued Michael j..
Bereen for an assault aud claimed $1,000 damages.
Deioro Judge Nelson. IA Brooklyn.
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G!ertiou Notice.

49, -~~0
Police DEPARTMENT ras CRY W NV toRK.l
EEwYoRx, January lo7i
NOTICE Is hereby gwen, IN pursuance Oh
" Section 80 Chapter 6Ij Of the Laws Of 5Iz os hs opi
ppondb The places hereinafter sewers, setoa in'
holding approaching revision Of reHa"'1 i-' esA'' ~ ne
'"sl'' n'' A'' REV REvIsioS or REGISTRATION.
FRIDAY, January ., from 3 4, M 10 . M
SATURDAY. JAuuary 10 tom Sinr : a. a. 20 o.
TUESDAY Jiauary 20.
Poll, open at Is IN ami close at }. m. .
Twenty FIRST ASSEMBLY DISTRICT
l.t Election District No 1892 Thiri,ys
"a Election District. No. ~ Ihiri-Ue
81 Election District, No $50 Ihrl''e
aih Election Diss.c No. ~ rnrLiye
stu Blecnoa District, No l. III rhiri',Ve
6th 4 ection District No. ]. 436 Seconi-Ee
IN Election District, No. 172 glss Seyelig,sgha st.
Sih Election District No POP East hshheth''
go Election District, No 1882 Third ave-
llth Blecioa District No. l,t30 Thiriiv-
l2th Election District No. 1854 seconiive
18Th Election District No. l.jli Thiri-4ve
liIh Election District No. 1886 Ihri1y+
18th Election Distinct No. l,J6l Ibirlsgs
1871 Election District No. 90 1hiriiye
18th Election District No. III lhiri-.Vt
lSth Election District No. 1907 rh.nlsss.
18Th Reciou District No. ,9Ti 1hirdags
20tb Election District, No J5o Ihiri-sge
22d Election District. No. 20Jl Th,ri-sg-
23d Election District, No. 1850 rhirt-aVe
2itb Election District, no 2525 Secopdave
2jth Election District, No 81 10 Thru ave
2Gth Election District, No. 2l35 rhriiye.
27tb Election District, No 2l52 Thriays-
2Sth Election District No. 2.l77 Thirf ave-
Election District W. eorner Onehunir rf twenty second
8 Recaon District, No 222 Onehundre ,ndt~eutysr
3lst Election District No. 2,2o7 Th.ri.,Ve.
32d No lsS East one hundred ui shrd,t
3}i Election District. No. 2.3iI rhirdave.
Election DISTINCT W. corner fourthsve and One handrod
5ss Election District corner Pourhav. and ouebundr-d ud
ssh Election District onehanire siht PnA
$7th Election District Srih,Ve between 0nehaaired thJ
fourth and One hpnd ed. and tort ,-6nh-,Is.
By order OF the Board Of Police out, D. b HAsBR0UCR
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St1lionern.
Corporation Notices.

GALE OF BUILDING.-The Frame Building
y the L. Barge office viii b. sod At 2q3c ancol at u.
Exchange SaeSrOom, IL BrodsaY FRIDAY. Jsutry
1874 ~ O'Clock For ul TBS CITY
RECORD Copies for sale at No. CITY Hall
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200 PIANOS AND ORGANS, =: g:

oud hand, Of Frst-ciass Makers, w " sold At Lower
Prices jon olSh In,tlimcDs, Dr. for rsE ~ ti.y
4 during this Fina ucIaI Crisis and the H0ii
days, Gy HORACE WATERS 81 son, No. fSl Broad.
Wanted sdic Waters Celebrated Pianos, Con
rcrto Orchestr Organs. Illustrated taGIiOg
Mailed. Great inducements to tie TRADE. !. large
discount to Ministers. Churches, sunday schools,
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II III
.OOO Our factory fl Of ORGANS MADE 'or ne Pan tr,i.
will sell then cash les than ON have
money. Neville Agency. az Uulysraiy .9laee, 49, -
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-13

The DEAD AIivE.-Monday, Mr.. Richard
Nenn, painter, residing on East Sixth street,
below Poplar, went to Philadelphia in quest Of
work While walk ing across C,llowLill street.
at the corner of Eleventh. he was seized with
an attack of heart affection to which he il sub
lect, and fell to the ground lie was picked up
for dead, and being reeognized by some acquaint-
ances, word WAS lelegraPbed TO his parents in
this city, that their pon had dropped dead
But soor after the attack be recovered, and yes
terday when his parenti went up to Phiadelphia
to bring back his dead body, they were asionnd
ed, on stepping from the depot, at meeting him
alive and we'll, coming to tie train, for the pur
pose of returning to Wilmington. Their sorrow
was soon turned to gladness and their heart
were filled with JOY.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-13
Outrageous Conduct.

A STRANGE MAN TAkEs a LITTLE CARL FROM
THE STREET AND ATTEMPTS VIOLENCE.
At noon, to-day, as u little girl, aged about
eleven years, daughter of one OF our promi =
nent titizsnS, WAS passing tho house No.6l1
Mark Ut ri rect, she was called by II man who
WAS standing in the door which opens 10
the stair way leading up stairs. She turned
around, when he reached out. look hold OF
her hand, aud half led. half dragged her in
side to the foot of the stairs. Here he took
her in his arms, and placing his iianu over
her mouth, carried her up to the third floor,
back room. lilo then placed her ON the hoor
and STOPPING down, he picked up u mat,
taking it with him into The front room. still
holding his hand over the girls mouth.
How much further he would have proceeded
with this outrageous conduct is not known,
but just at this moment the little glfl succeed
ed In eyading his grasp, and rushing tosthe
window she raised the sash and gave vent to
several schrill screams. These screams were
heard by Mr.. Vim. Candy, MIR. &. Chandler,
and several other gentlemen, who promptly
rushed to the rescue Tho door was forced
and the dastardly wretch retreated toward
| Shipley street, but was soon seized and taken
| to the City Hall cells. The little girl wa,
| taken home, badly frightened, but uninjured
| in any other respect. The child was in the
| room scarcely minute.
| At the cells, tho man gave his name as Lewi
| Robinson, and stated that he came from Newport
| Mass He had been negotiating for tho rent o
| the rooms into which ha carried the girl, whict
accounts for his having the keys in hispossession
| He resembles a man of dissoiute habits, and Il
| doubtless desperate character. A hearing will
be giyen him this evening.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-13

THE MARKETS The street market was largely
attended this morning, by both sellers and buyers,
and in consequence presented a busy and attract
i've scene. Prices, however remained about the
same the large supply being equalled by an IN
creased demand large number OF beautiful
flowers were offered at various places and found
eager purchasers at low rates. The supply OF veg
etlbles and garden produce was very large, and
tLera was a profusiou OF eggs and butter. Prices
ruled as follows:
Batter, 40, AZ and ~ cts Per pound ioli -. rs;
eggs 20s12 cts. per dozen chickens ranged from
81 25as2 90 per pair; heans, 10 per quart; h"mlny
10 do, three quarts for - apple, 2't'")' per
half peck, s. 25as1 - per bushel; turnips Salt
per half peck, or 40 bushe white potatoes, 2O''a
per half peck. or 81 10 per bushel; parsnips pei
bunch celery, 3a5 do cabbage 5al0 per head
rhubarb, IL to 10 per bunch onions, to . do.
| mince meat, 10 per pound; cranberres, II pc
| quart beet l6l22 per pound pork, loal+ do.
veal, l0a20, do mutton, sale do 3, liver, 10 do.
| lard, llal2 do. sausage, II do.
| At The fish market there was a tine snpply o
| shad, which sold from 40 TO IS cents per pair
| Herring were sold at from Ito Is cents pc
| dozen halibut p per pound; pike, III do; rock
| Is do salmon do perch, II per dozen ''J Jel
low neds,' 70 do; suckers, . 'lo; catfish, ID dc
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-13
SOCIE Eiea.
MEETINGS THIS EVENING

Franklin Council No Q. o. L. a. M, at 5ll
Market street.
Hope Lodge, No u. o . +, at Odd Eel
lows Hall, Sd and King Sts
Morning Star Division, No >. ) of L, at 5th
and Market Sts.
Delaware Council, No >, o A NJ. Mt Me-
chanlcs' Hall, 2l9 Market st.
Rodney Council, No Is, U NJ. at 702
East 7th st.
Diamond State Lodge. No. 3, q +. at Good
Fellows Hall, Sd and Market SITS.
Champion Lodge. No g. X of T., at Knights OF
Pythias Hall. 2ll Market St.
Oriental Lodge, No Il. X OF L. mt Ferris "
CARROTS Building. 5Oi Market st.
The Buffalo Library Association meets IN rec
ular session tonight
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-13
Stray w aifs.

The fish Market is getting odorons
Spring fever" is now tho prevailing COM
plaint.
Diamond State Loan Association meets this
evening,
The companion of the Getty of Peking,
was launched at Chester, this morning.
A Coatesville man, the other ,iay, had to
pay over SO, for knocking down few birds
nests.
A grand yCeal and instrumental concert will
be given in West Presbyterian Church on the
evening of Thursday, May 2ist
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-13

ALFRED WALTON. Druggist. No. 235 Market
respectfully informs his friend and tho public
ID general that no esps on hand all descriptions ct
medicines, and that 4 competent person is at all
store, and that no charge is made ps the regular
price of the sines the price as they would
pay ANYWHERE else: but that ne one is visited at
heir esidnces
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-13

DIN NOT COME OFF.-Ths trace projected
to take place on the beach at Rehoboth, on
Tuesday, between DIR. j. and Mr.. Is. WAS
withdrawn. the latter declaring he was not
SO good on n run as at jumps ,and the form
or being bright enough to see that pleas
ant adversary should not be made to with
draw twice in one day,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-13

CoRRECTIoN.-Our special telegram from
New Castle, yesterday, contained the name OF
Thos. Gilbert, in the list OF those parties to
whom liquor licenses had been granted. This
was slight mistake, AZ the peIsan alluded to
was Vim. l.. Gilbert, proprietor Of the Pennsyl-
yania House, sunth east corner Front aud King
streets.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-13

LAUNCH oR TIiE "HUpsoN. N."--To-morraw morn
ing at II o'clock the new steamship H"tSo". be-
ing built by Messrs. Pusey, Jones ~ Co, oil this
city, for tho Cromwell Line running between New
York and New Orleans, will be launched. The
yard will bs thrown open t. the public, aud our
citizens generally invited to be present, whetil-
er they received special invitations OF not. Ample
accommodations will be provided for ladies', who
are especially invited.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-13

STILL DULL.-Police business. we are happy
TO say, still continues dull, and drunkenness is
on the increase. Since yesterday morning but
two cases Of drunkenness have been disposed OF
before the Mayor, in each Of which the usual
penalty, fifty cents and costs, was imposed.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-13

INJURED--At Havre de Grace, Md. yester-
day afternoon Henry Dixon, a resident of
York county, Pa, was badly injured in the
hips and legs by the cavingin of sand bank.
He was taken to Baltimore, on the afternoon
express, and proyined with medical attend
anCn.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-13

DEpARTEp.-"Io ord Massey, who alternate
ly delighted and dsgustetd certain fashionable
coter ries at Cape May last Sammer, and who was
afterwards liouized ia West Chester, has, at last,
entered ON a career OF usefulness. Ca Saturday
he shipped "befors the mast" on the ship lLzke
Moses. from Philadelphia for Liverpool. lie has
been idlng around that city ior some time, aud,
wa presume, wishes 10 visit his ancestral hoIAe.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-13

NoTABLEs.-Oae Governor, one ex-U. 3.
Senator and five candidates for the nomination
for Governor were at Rehoboth on Tuesday.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-13
Carriage sponge.

large supply Of sponge of conv enient size an
shape, we'll suited for washing carriages, Sc fc
sale wholesale and retail by
Il. BRINGHURST & CO.,
Corner Sixth and Market Streets
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-13
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

Nor CREDITED.-The rumor that the owners
Of Rehoboth City farm have sold out to other
parties Is not credited.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-13
FRANK NoLEN.

ALMOST SuicIDE.-A little boy named
William Valentine, aged about Il years, at
tempted TO commit suicide At the residence
OF MIR. Hatton, near West Grove, on FRIDAY
last. lie took rope aud went into tho
orchard and after atii king II TO "A limb, loop
ed II around his neck and then kicked the
stool on which he WAS standing from under
him. The fall WAS short and only produced
severe strangulation, hut when he WAS dis
covered and taken down life WIS apparent
Iy extinct. DIR. Il. b. Ewing WAS hastiiy y
summoned who, discovering some signs of
life, applied tho proper remedies and by the
follow ing day had the lad restored TO con
sciousnesss.
The boy is an orphan aud had beea brough,
by his grandmother iron, Wilmington TO live at
this place to attend school When asked why
ha attempted TO take his life he replied that ''i
he was not allowed 10 live with his grandmoth-
err on earth, he wanted to go and live with his
grandfather in Heaven" HIS grandmother took
him home on Sunday - Oxford Press
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-13
ChanAois skins.

Several kips of beautiful soft skins suitable fol
Gloves. Wlndows, Carriages or other purposes. JUS
received by Il. BRI&dHURSr IL CO.,
Corner Sixth and Market streets.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-13

THE LOAN AssocIATloNs.--I.ast night, at
tho regular monthly meeting of Mechanics
Loan Association, the recently elected Di-
rectoIs organized by the election of the fol-
lowing oticers:
PresidenI--Chas. Baird.
Vice Presldent-Geo. w. Bash,
Sscretary-Win. j. Morrow.
Trsasurar-W m. McMenamin.
The sales we've as follows: $500 al % per
cent. premium, $1,000 at 20, $500 at 20 aud
800 at %
AT the reg ular monthly meeting of city
Loan Association, held last evening, SsU0
sold at $4li. per cent. premium and 500 at
| 39s.. Withdrawn shares to the amount oil
| 5000 were paid oil.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-13
Bathing SpOnge,

or fne quality In large, medium and small piece;
for sale Wholesale and retail by
's- Il. BRINGHURST & CO..
I Corner Sixth and Market Streets.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-13

HOTEL CHANurs.-Mr jacob Wood, proprie-
tor OF the Brick Hotel, at Georgetow u, Del, VIII,
IN u few weeks come TO Wilmington pnd assume
the prop, ctorship Of the United States Hotel, at
the N w. corner Of Water rud French streets. -
Mr. Wood is good host and Will conduct the
United States in the same excellent manner
which has characterized Its management IN LINES
past.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-13
urtnahnrss.. immaculate Iron Lozenges,

Composed of Pure Iron Chocolate. and Sugar
are very conv enient e6icacious, and palatabie
form for administering Iron 10 general Debility,
and deficiency OF coiorinR natter In the blood.
These Lozenges are valuable as a tonic for i'm
partiag strength and healthy color to invallds
particularly adapted for females and children
Prepared by
E. BRIN9HURST i CO.,
Apothecarles,
april Corner Sixth and Market Streets,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-13

SALE OF LoTs.-On Wednesday, afternoon
next, William Bright will sell at public sale, on
the premises, at the N. Il. corner Filth and Mad
ison streets, twelve good building lots, situated on
both the above named streets. These lots are
located III valuable neighborhood, and are deSir-
able bargains.