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Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-23
PUBLICSALES.
A DMINIsTRAToRS' SALE OF
REAL ESTATE
IN THE CITY OF WILMINGTON.


:, ny virtue Of an order of the Orphans Court of
the State OF Delaware, in and for New Castle
Counly. made tho twenty third day February. A.
~. loIi Will be exposed to sale by way Of Pubilc
Auction
ON SATURDAY, the 4.h day of APRIL. AID.
1914, at 2 clock in the afternoon,
1T the Auction Rooms of 0gle d. Miller Mt tho
Northwest corner OF Fourth and King streets VII
minston. Delaware. the following described Iands
ana an tenements, being the Real Estate Of the late
lot piece OF land lying and being in the Cn,y "a
Wilmington, New Castle County and State of neI -
aware. bounded and described US follows to wit.
Beginning on the line on the Easterly side of
eighty seven leet and eight inches from the corner
formed by the Intersection OF tho line ~,
the Easteriy side OF West street with the line of
the Northerly side Of Ninth street thenre FasterI
parallel 20 Ninth street one hundred and five faa,
to a corner, thence Northerly parallel tn Wsst
ttreet twenty sixth ieet and eight inches to ano.
.nei corner, nasnGe .stefy parallel 10 Ninth
ide OF W est street. and thence Southerly aiong
SAID slde OF vest street twenty-sx feet and IN
ch.s to lhe place OF beeinnins, be the contents
within said bounds what they may
Tho above premiies to be sold subject IN tho
widows dover. ~ 'ue
Attendance will be gwen and terms of sala
made known at the time and place aforesaid by
| Martha M. Almond and John p. Aiimond y
| Iininistrators, or by ~
| ,. SAMUEL NJ. HARRINGTON. ESQ.
IN v.xny,vo ,,a.,-.en Their Attorney.
Ogle ~ Miller. Auct'rs. "tawts
| NOTlCE.-On the lot above described il a thrae-
atoiied Brick Dwelling. No. 9ls West Street, maiu
and back buildings OF brick. newly piinted and
Ipapered throughuut with six rh.mha,s s;.t;r-
room. bath room. large parlur dining roon, an
Kitchen. Heater and Gas in every roon Hot ana
cold water in kitchen and bath room cellar arre
dry and well lighted. e
WIdow's dover viii be 1herel for all. AT tb, s,,,
time and place, ~
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-23

lNQuEsTs. Saturday night. man named
Walsh. living on Fifth street, between Spruce
and Church. went TO bed in his usual good health,
but when his vile Went to cali him i'll the morn
Ing, She found he was dead. Coroner Ninslow
proceeded upon being notified to summon jury
aud hold an inquest. lie, however, procured no
physician, aud attei investigating the case the
Intelligent Ja,y delivered a verdict 10 the effect
that Walsh had gone 10 bed as we'll AS usual, and
died suddenly during the night
Yesterday afternoon, the body of an old coiored
man, aged about eighty years, named Staikey
" as found near the +. W. X b. K. r. bridge over
the Chiistiana about mile below Stanton. Tie
had wandered there from his residence IN the town
and being very feeble WAS probably unable te
return, Coroner Winslow, beng summoned
heh an inquest, and the jury ren'lerei rerdic
OF death IRON exposure.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-23
sOCie .en.
MHRTlNua lnls RvRNlNa

Delaware Lodge, No. l, I. o. o. F., at Odd Fell
lows Hall, Third aud King streets.
Lenape Tribe, No g. l . Il NJ, in fourth story
SaVliio Building, 9th and Market street.
Wilmington and Brandywine Council, No. 3, U
u. A NJ, at Hall, Fifth and Market streets.
Franklin Council, No. 0, . U A NJ, at Meehan-
les Hall, 2l9 King street
Wilmington Council, No ., Jr, . G Al, at
Hall, 9TH and Market streets
Enterprise Circle, U Z A, at Hall GOA Mar
ket street.
Washington Lodge, No |, X OF p. at Knight
OF Pythia5 Hall, No. u Market street
Washington Lodge, No 3, G. +, at Good Eel
lows Hall. McCiary's Building, 605 Market St
Wawaset Lodge, No l3, OF u I, at room
18th and scott streets.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-23
STATE II EMS.

The Aspril foundry, at Odessa, is now In &C.
tive operation.
Odessa fishermen have commenced the Spring
business with good success.
Robins, blue birds and frogs are making their
appearance dawn the State.
The Odessa stage makes daily trips to Della
ware City, to connect with the Major Reytold.
There are employed in the basket and crate
manufactures at Laarel, l20 boys aud girls.
Numerous removals are tax ing place, and 9TH
srs are contemplated, just now, Throughout the
State.
Mr.. E, Walker has taken out letters of ad-
mfnistration on the estate Of Ward 3. Nande-
griit, late Of 81. Georges Hundred.
Since tbe last raise in the price Of grain large
quantities Of corn have been rushed into the
market, keeping the grain buyers Us busy as
| bees.
A Centennial tea party will be given at Kirk
woud next Thursday evening, at which the la
des in attendance will be arrayed in the costume
of l776.
| Tho Fair and Festival held at Newark recent
ly for the benefit Of the Presbyterian Church OF
thai town resulted quite successfully. nearly 500
having been realized.
Mr.. Frank Duggan, Of St. Georges, has rent
ed the carriage shop belonging to Mr.. Appleton
at Odessa. and intends to carry on the carriage
manufacturing business there.
The Peninsular Agricultural and Pomolgiea
Association has decided to hold an exhibition
on the grounds Of Geo DerricKson, Esq. nea
Middetown. Five hundred and twentviw
shar,s Of stock have been subscribed.
The large sale Of stock Of Messrs, Polk
Cochran on "Wednesday, advertised in the Ga
zETTE, attracted a great many people TO Mic
dletown and the streets were filled with crowt
of strangers. The sale was quite successful, an
the stock brought good prices
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-23

CLOSING MEETING. - yesterday afternoon, the
delegates from the different Catholic societies OF
this city. who made The arrangements ior the St.
Patrick's Day Parade met and closed up the bus
iness of tho affair. After the transaction OF other
Lusucss thanks were extended to the Mayor and
Council, to citizens along the route OF parade who
decorated their residences, TO tho young ladies
who turned out in the parade, and to all Others
whose efforts tended 10 insure the success OF the
affair
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-23

MURDER TRIAL IN CRCIL CouNTY.-The
trial of Robert kearney, tor the murder OF
county, Nd, ON Tho 81 OF February last,
comes up in the Court, at Elkton, to-day.
In order To meet the exigencies OF the case.
and TO allow tor challenge andth disquali'
fication of jun ors by reasons Of opinions Ok
pressed, the Court, on Thursday last. or
tiered q list OF thirty names to be drawn
from the box. to appear as taiesinen, FOL
that particular trial.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-23

TIE TEMPERANCE MoVEMENT--At $50 o'rik,
w Wednesday afternoon next, u meeting ot ladies'
Will be held at st. PaulS NJ f. Church, fur the
purpose of organizing tor a temperance crusade.
The plan ot upelallons VIII BE- decided alter its
organzation and il is not known whether they
will adopt tho plan ot visiting the saloons aud
holding prayer meetings there, The lady mem
hers OF quite a number oi our chuiches are in
tcIrst,d in this movement.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-23

PASSION SUNDAY AND PASSION WREK.-
Yesterday was Passion Sunday, preceding Pas
sion Week, which is consecrated to the memory
of the agony aud bloody sweat Of our Lord in
the garden Of Gelhsemane. aud which the Cath
olic and Protestant Episcopal churches COM
msmoIate by services relating to the sad and
trasical events. The collects lessons, epistles
and Gospels for Passion Week relate largely to
the subject commemorated by the services dur
ing that period. Holy week begins next Sun.
dsy with Palm Sunday.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-23

John W. Fox, Judge OF the Eleventh district
of Arkansas. was shot on the street in Forest
City. on Saturday morning. by lawyer named
]. X. Aldridge, and died a few hours afterwards.
Aldridge gave himself up. 1t is supposed the
ING punised Aldriige for contempt Of Court.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-23

IMpaovEaENr.-Carpsn have recently
been engaged in putting up porches to the dwell
ling on Rock Spring farm, occupied by George
X. Woodward, near Rockland. Christians Hun
dred, aud painters are now engaged In painting
the same and making the place neat and COM
Portable.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-23
IMronrANr no WITNESSES, before Esou

IMPORTANT TO WITNESS Es - before Equine
Frazer, Saturday evening, Manuel Richenburger,
at th,s city, WAS fined -, for non-appoarance
dulng lral, alter being duly summoned. This
~ important matter, aud concerns many peo-
pie, Tho law Oh this subject Is very plain, and
authorizes a mag strato Ia collect any part OF The
costs OF the under consideration from the IT,
ness who fails to appear after receiving the legal
summons.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-23

Operations al the Peninsuiar Machine Works
Middle,own, have been suspended for few
days, owing to defect in the boiler.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-23
Fatal a cCident.
A WILMINGToNIAN MEETS HIS DEATH o
THE New YORK DIVISION OF THE PENN
sYLVAHIA RAILROAD,

A WILMINGToNIAN MEETS HIS DEATH ON
THE New YORK DIVISION OF THE PENN
sYLvANIA RAILROAD.
At noon, Friday, Samuel A. Nebeker,
formerly Il brewer aud well known citizen
nj this city, met with Il fatal accident at
ScheEek's Station uu the New York Divis-
lou of the PennsyivaDia Railroad, about
htteen miles above Philadelphia. Iu com
pany with his brother, George Nebeker, he
had been To tho ticket office TO purchase
tickets with which to como to Philadelph
on the afternoon accommodation train, and
was Just returning to his boarding place,
when the accident occurred. George cross
ed the track safely, but Samuel, who " as
some distance behind him. became some.
| what startled at the approach OF the New
York and Washington Express train, W hich
was coming along at lightning speed. He
attempted TO turn back but before he could
| clear the track. tho ems inc struck him with
terrific force, hurting him distance o
about forty feet He was picked up in ar
almost dying condition, having had boti
his legs broken, besides receiving fatal in
ternal injuries. In the course OF tho after
noon he WAS removed to the Penuylvanii
Hospital. at Philadelphia. where no diet
about o'ciock in the evening.
Mr.. Nebeker was u resident OF this cit,
for IA number OF years. but for sometime
past resided in philadelphia and elsewhere
| During the two weeks previous to hi
death he was employed at Schenck's sts
tion.
This station is said TO he very dRngerou
one, and several persons have prevlousl
: met their death here by the express train
As will be- seen by notice under the ar
proprIate heading, Mr.. Nebeker's funer,
\ will take place nj noon Tomorrow from ti
residence of Thomas ii. Sharpe, =.
corner of Fourth and 1atnall streets.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-23

CHILDRENs CLoTHING.--Mrs. Mcdaniel, Sl9
Market street, has a fine lot of goods for chl
dren's clothing, and cuts and makes up TO order
III the hest manner. Those in want should
give her call. She guarantees satisfaction
She has also an assortment OF trimmings and
many articles IN the dry goods line, shat ladies'
aud families always need. Give her cali
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-23

Il is stated that two of three Cuban stowaways
recently returned to havana by the captain the
by the military authorities, and tine third is pris
oner at Moro Castle.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-23
A I DEER PARK HOTEL,
Newark, Del. wall be sold at
PUBLIC Sale.
OF FRIDAY. MARCn a-. lssl

oN FRIDAY. MARCH -, ISL
Consisting Of Horses. Hogs. Carriages. Harness
@e. Aso. Bed. .Bedsteads. Bedling. Chairs Iabl.,
anu all the Furniture therein contained
One Fine Mare. with ioal By FLOODED howe.
tine road or work Horses, worth the :.
attention OF any one; pair OF Hermes ND~
toits. three years old, hne matches well A~fl
broken IN double harness. Four head ,M-[4
OF Shoats; two ork agons family Carriage all
nearly new one set of double harness nearly new;
b sets OF SINGLE carriage harness III good repalr:
set OF wagon harness. sleighs. one Of which is s
Albany cutter new. with bells: 2carriags roles
sixteen foot ladder. Plow and l harrow coIlars
brides. garden tools. &c.
Also. the same day and date will he soII ,,l
tne lu1hlture carpets &c.. consisting of II sets Il
furniture. with bedstoad. chairs stands 40 sHi
yards of ingram and other carpets some of II ysr
hne 100 yards OF oil cloth. lot of hne leather begs
mattresses, bed clothes, Sc. hne set hair ciofh
parlor furniture, hne larlor looking glass din
ing tables. lot OF coal stoves. heate / exten-
SION table, lot OF lounges, | new Niagara NJ .
cook stove lot OF wash bowls and pitchers AI.o
| ann ng and breakfast diShe'. knives, forks Re
| Kitchen furnitare Complete; one fine clock ard
| many articles too numerous to mention Prr.,nz
are invited to try the hors and exIulue The tur
nture before day of sale 80" 'N
| TEKMS.-Alls sums over $40 a credit of months
Twill be given with, purchaser giving A banknhIe
note with approved security; all sums unI.r 81 )
the cash will be required ~-
| Should the weather be stormy the ala Will Ia
POSTPONED until tho next fair day ~
| sale TO commence at 10 o'clock A. NJ Sh,rp.
| II: -. ~ n'uute' ti' nu.1. Nj. CLAYTON.
| Eah uaItett' elcfk. marl-lt
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-23
- STEAM FREIGHT LINE

I..avss ai wharf above Chestnut street. Philadsl-
mia. daily at p. m. and French street wharf.
Wilmington, at D. IN, Freight handled CAREFULLY y
and forwarded with dispatch. d.W' boon.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-23

RETIRtNa.-Henr Swayne, Esq ,of Chris.
tiana Hundred. has rented his iarm, aud
on Thursday last, sold his farming utensils
and stock at public sale, l.. w. Stidham,
with his assistant Jesse Chandler, being
employed AZ Auc.ioneer. The attendance
was quito large, but prices ruled rather low,
fsw persons appearing to be in the spirit OF
buying. good stallion, 13 years old,
brought SlOo; gray horse. years old, ,$1ll;
cows sold as high as sos snd,a yearling heif-
or, so. Mr.. Swayne will continue to reside
in portion of the old homestead.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-23

DELIVERY OF THE FAME HosE APPARATUS.
Saturday morning, between fifty aud sixty
members OF the Fame s. f. L. Company, of this
city, went TO Conshocken, Pa, for tue purpose
Of delivering their apparatus TO the Washington
s. T. F.. Company. by whom it has been pur-
chased. The Fame boys were met at the depot,
and participated in a street parade, accompan-
led by companies from conshohocken aud Nor
rstown, and three bands of music. After the
parade, the engine was tested, and threw a
stream OF water about tiily feet higher than q
fve-slory building the highest structure in the
town. The visitors were RECALLED by sumptuous
dinner at one of the hotels, and returned in the
evening, we'll pleased with their trip.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-23

PAssENGEn TRAvEL.-Passenger travel over
the Wilmington Il leading Railroad is rapidly
increasing, and the morning tram from this
city, consisting Of three cars, is frequently
crowded on its arrival III Reading. The trains
from Reading also carry goody number OF
passengers.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-23
NOTICES..

CREDITORS OF ENOCH MOORE are requisite,
Z j 10 send in their claims without delay to
SAMUEL NJ. HARRINGTON.
mar23 st Attorney Tor the Assignees.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-23

AJOTICE- Shares can be had in the fourth series
~ Of the Delaware and Mutual Loan Associa-
GEO. c. MARlS.
mar23tf Socy aud lreas'r.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-23

ACRoAck.-A gentleman In referring to
the prices which horses and cattle have sold
at vendaes, the present season, volunteered
The opinion that the Sheriff would have plen-
ty of work next year. He held that farmers
could not afford to pay $3.50 to 5000 for horse
and $50 to s99 for cow and that when the
notes come due there will be no work for the
Notary. Where horse and SOW or two have
been purchased the entire grain crop will be
required to realize sufficient sum to make
the payment and there will be nothing left to
pay interest or rent. The picture is rather a
gloomy one but We hope that the darker side
has only been presented -Rdpu5lscdn.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-23
FINANCIAL. Ann COMMERCIAL.

wiLMtNaroS. Del, March %. 1871.
Latest Stock quotations furnished by Merrick
johnson Il Co. 5. Il. Cor. 9th and Market street
Wilmington. Del. at | z. N. to day.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-23

RKHkARsAL. The seventh rehearsal for the
Tnggs Concert 1ill take Tomorrow Uursday)
Evening at which Prof Ritchie aud his orchestra
will be present. Puiciual attendance is respect
fully requested.
UNFoElu NATE An unfortunate little black
"pup' was run over by a street car this morning,
ut Delaware Avenue and Iatnali streets, and had
both its hind legs broken 1t yelled hightfully
tor u while, but was probably afterwards killed.
EXPERIENCE NETTING Saturday evening, an
experience meeting was held in tho mission
church ut Browntown, recently organized by
Umon Al f.. Church. III. meeting was well
attended and was OF "A very interesting character
Similar meetings will be held every month
hereaiIe.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-23

ENTERTANMENT.- Tn, Marshaton Sabbath
School wli give an entertainment on Saturday
evenidg, the 4th of April. III order that they may
raise iuuda to replanish their library.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-23

NOTICE.-Second series of Stock in the "Ex-
IN celsior Loan Association" for sale. The first
payment can be made and shares secured on APP
plication to ID. Z. HAWKINS. Sec'y.
Wilmington. Mar l4-tt No. 4Ui Market IT.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-23

HNIoN AID SOCIETY.
u Tha Board of CONTROL" having closed the
work for fewinter, w9 nld thank all persons hay
ing bills against the Society to present them to tn
undersigned without delay.
mari6-tf CHARLES WARNER, Pres't.
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road passing through the lands Of said
Brown. in Hapnan Dist,
John Troeger granted license to sell at
retail spirituous and malt liquors, wine,
ale. porter, beer &c, at Graatsburg until
the SOth day Of April, Bond $4,000.
Mary BiIliugsSy, granted permission to
sell atre,ail, wine, porter, alc aud beer,
at her house in Clifton, until the 30th day
Of April next Bond $4,000.
Thomas Hart granted license 10 sell at
retail, spiriiuous liquors, wine, porter, ale
and beer, at Clifton, 'uuiilthc SOlh day Of
April next Bond $500.
O. V, Stewart, granted samC license to
sell at West Columbia until the S0lh day
of Apcil next, Bond $1,000.
j, NJ. ohoen granted permission to
keep hotel at Kline House, Point Pleas.
aut, until S0th day Of AprilneSt,
G. G. WclIst granted permission to
keep hotel at tho Valley House, Leon, un-
til the 3Oth dagof April next.
Ordered thattho road beginning cn tho
top Of tho hill. at tie line Of Tho Stephens
farm near Paris Grays, &C., be and the
same is added to precinct No. I, in Union
District, on which Daniel NJ. Warner is
tic surveyor, and that all tho hands liv.
ing along said road do attend aud assist
said Surveyor in keeping the same in prop
er repair, when thereto required.
Peter s. Lewis, George Martin, and
Hon, John NJ. Phelps, are hereby ap,
pointed committee to select site for the
removal Of tho rcmainuOf the Heroes Of
the Battle of Point Pleasant, which 90.
cured op The 10Th Of October, l7l4j said
site to DO selected in the Court House yard
not to exceed forty feet square, and in no
way 10 Interfere with the public buildings
6fthe county.
Howard Risk allivoil 81 for,his scrgi.
F. u. = ) . 4 Il. b D. ~ ~ y
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SECOND pays PROCEEDINGS.

On application Of Wm, hockart ct. al.
for public road in Clendeuin District,
James Brown, W, II. Wallis and A. j,
Wattorson appointed viewers aud ordered
to report at the next term
On application Of Geo. W, Quickle for
public road in Arbuckle District; road es-
tablshed, and A. b. George ordered to
open the same. George Long allowed
SlOO damages for land taken, &c, and
Martin Longs heirs allowed S225 for land
&c,
Tie following persons appointed over
sccrs of the Poor to serve for two years
Robinson District, Thos, SomorvlIo, Colo,
ppe, G, G.. Wells, ArbuckIe, Ben. Day,
Graham District, Edward Cunningham,
and Hannah, David George; the oycrseors
for other Districts, hold over until next
July.
John H~polo released from erroneous
assessment Of lands, said excess amount
ing III the aggregate to 50 80, Sheriff
ordered 10 refund the same,
Austin Meadows ordered to open road
heretofore cstablishcdby the Board ofSu,
pervisors'
John A. Hunterrolcasod from erroneous
assessment Of land, said excess amounting
to S25 50. Sheriff ordered to refund the
same, *
Each Surveyor Of Roads in the county
ordered to cmbody in their reports, the
materials and tools furnished, BY whom
and amount paid for same The court
will entertain no applications for thra9Oy'
articles, unless embodied 10 said reports,
The annual meeting Of the Board Of
Overscers Of tho Poor, changed from The
second Monday IN July to frst Monday in
said month,
TuIRDDAY.
Ordered that hereafter no claims on &C.
count Of the poor, iu tho way of.parslal
superior otherwise, will bs considered
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BUSINESS CARDS.
Virginia House.
,c,Nn yr o.
POINT PLEASANT, W. VAp

4. p. DEEM, PT0pHetoF.
,J,HIs we'll known House having been thor,
oughly repaired from attick TO cellar ana
rerurni;hcd at great expense, with new bed,
Simn together with rev furniture Of the most
modern styles, is now one o' lnG DeSI hrP'
Houses IN ihe State. Experienced waters a. A.
tend the wants Of guests. A night Waterman
is kept to convey passtngers to and from b@3!s
at nll hours Of night The travelling lRuOnc
arc respectfully invited to stop Mt this House
guaranteeing that they will net go away diS,
Satisfied, In connection with the above the
Proprietor has a good Livery Stable
october Both, Ie73-f
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no the Public

UAvfNG permanently located in Point
IL Pleasant, | an now prepared to DO any
or MI kinds Of Carpenter Work IN short 'me
and at reasonable prices. Plans and ,speclIl'
cations furnished when wanted, Good refer
enccs given Come oneI Come alll ana lry
me. o. "' N'''''
doc A, 1S73-ly.
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JoxR on ran .Dodgons, They tell
quees story about doctors - 9 certain
Texastown, who were al away last sum
mer h attend a medical coyentiou. They
we're absent about two months, and on
ihoir return found all their patient bad re-
covered, The drug storos had closed, the
nurses had opened dancing Schools, tho
comcutafy bad been cut into building lots
tho uddqrlakcrs had gone to tapking Cd
dlos, and tho lloarso had been painted and
soldps circus wagon
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The corresponding Secretary Of The
l'ertely county Agriculturalah Mechani-
cal Association was objected blythe Board
to ascertain if,it was possible
to have a number ofrcal Indians and Jap
ancse attend their Fair noxt fall.