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Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-01
building Statistics.

OPERATIONS DURING THE MONTH OF APRIL
During the month of April, just closed, build
ing mcS have been surveyed by the officers OF the
Surveying Department, for the following named
parties:
Alex. Barney, one house south side OF Eighth
street, between French and Walnut.
VIM. ii. Hitler, one house at s. W. cor Beach
and Harrison stIt Its.
VIM. II. Quinn, seven houses on west side of
llcald, hetween Lobdell and streets.
Neal Duffy, one house on north side of Fifth 81
betwt Walnut and Poplar.
i. Taylor Cause, one house ON south side Of
Eleventh street, between Clayton and Rodney.
Merritt c. Perkins, one house on south side Of
Ninth street, between Windsor and Adams.
Bernard McCaiieity, one house on south side
of Head street, between Van Buren, and Harri-
son.
Thomas j. Jordan, seven houses on west side of
Spruce street between Ninth and tenth.
william Kieinstuber, one house on east side
of French street, between Thirteenth aud Four
tcenth
between Dupont and Scott, Seventh and Eighth
streets.
john J. JONES' one house on north side of Fifth
street, between DuPont and Scott.
Alfred Gaaher, store and house s, w cor
of Second and Market streets.
Ann f. Lewis, one house east side of That
cher street, between Sixteenth street aud Wand e.
Yer Avenue.
Henry +. Dure, six houses at the s. W. c or of
Eighth and French streets.
james IL. Willard one house south side OF Read
street, between Monroe and Adams.
john b. Johnson, one house on north side OF
| Sixth street between Monroe and Adams.
Total, 81; total for month of April last year, TO-
| leprp1sa III
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-01
AmuSemeuts.

There was a small audience only at the
Opera House, last night, to witness the per-
tormance by the Vivian Vernet Dramatic
Company. but the vigorous applause given
by those present, showed that they appre.
ciated the Efforts OF the performers to give
an nunexceptionahle entertainment. In these
efforts the latter were rewarded with con-
mendable success, considering the many
drawbacks and difficulties they had to con-
tend with. At their next entertainment,
not exist. and a performance of excellent
character may be OK xpected. The play last
night, was "Sea Shore,"a pleasing society
drama. sharply defining some Of the lead
ing fashionable follies and foibIes OF the age
1t contains many passages of striking in
terest, which were we'll presented by the
company. Tomorrow ey ening, "The Oath
will be performed for the first time In this
city. 1t is said to be intensely interesting
| in its character.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-01
6OCtE ..
MKRTINos THIS EVENING.

Fairfax Lodge. No. s, 1 F., at OddiFel-
ows Hall, 80 and King SITS.
Columbia Lodge. No. &c, o o F. at Odd
Fellows Hall. 3d and King SITS.
Delaware Tribe, No. l, l o NJ, at Red Mems
Hall, 40 Market.
chanics' Hall, PIG King St.
Rescue Council. No. 8, Jr., o U M, at Hall,
9TH and Market st.
Lady Jefferson Home Communion, ut Hall 504
Market st.
Excelsior Lodge. No 7. X of p, at knights OF
pythias Hall, 2ll Market st.
Washington Camp, No. |, P o s of A, at Nc
Chry's Building. ID floor, Garket 81. above 9th.
Wilmington Mutual Aid Society, ut Fifth and
Market streets, third story front.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-01
POLICE CASES.
CASE OF sHoorING-AssAULT AND BATTERY
THE MONTHS OPERATIONS.

CASE OF sHoorING-AssAULT AND BATTERY
THE MONTHS OPERATIONS.
By way Of peremptorily settling difficulty
with Sam'l Gould, col, from whom he had just
received sound thrashing, on Monday night
last, James Nelson, COL. procured pistol. went
into the house where Gonld was, and shot him
in the head, inficing dangerous wound. He
then fled, but was arrested yesterday by officers
Brickle and Bonner. and before the Mayor. this
morning, was held to bail, in the sum of $1,000,
TO answer the charge at court. Ia default Of bail
he was committed to New Castle.
Joseph Lacy was arrested by officer Writ, for
assault and battery on w, +. Simmons. lie was
sentenced TO pay Costs and give bail, in the sum
| OF $500, 10 keep the peace.
The same penalty was imposed upon Stephen
Palmer, who was arrested by officer Chopper,
for drunkenness aud dsorderiy conduct.
The following is record Of police operations
for the month Of April, 1874. detailing The mum.
ber Of arrests during that time.
For drunkenness and disoiJerly conduct 6l
disorderly conduct, 10; assault aud battery, II,
larceny, g. rape, l.; burglary. 2; violation Of City
ordinance, z; vagrancy, 4; drunkenness, Al
Total, 80. Number sent to jail, IL, amount
fines collected, $1,000; number Of dogs register
ed to date, 40; dodgers during the month, 7O3
VIM. H. BRADY, Chief Of Police.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-01

EDEN LODGE SoCIABLE.-In the Grand
Lodge room, Odd Fellows Hall, last night,
the frat public sociable by Eden Lodge,
No. 81, l. o. o. f., came of before a large
audience. The following programme was
rendered, every portion of which was given
with an effect which won the praise OF all
present:
Chorus-"There's n Witching Light in
the Stars tonight" Union NJ. T.. Choir.
Address OF Welcome, John C. Harkness,
Il. q.
Solo-"Goldsn Stairs" Miss Eva Wilkin-
son.
Readings. Bro. Lemusl Mari.
Chorus-"Lightly Tread it's Hallowed
Ground" Choir.
Solo@"Do not turn me from your Door"
Miss Mary G. Cornbrooks.
Recilation-"Here sho goes, there she
gees" John J. Gallagher. T. G.
Choras-"Rsmbling." Choir.
Recital, on, Iepthn Look
Trio-"Come and Rest" Choir.
REGULATIONS, Bro. James Lamb.
Chorus -"The Widow to her Child"
Choir.
Recitation, David Downs, p. G.
Chorus-"Adieu;" By Robert Burns, to
the Brethren of st. James Lodge. of Tar
bolton, Scotland, 1857, Choir.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-01
Special to the Gazette.

Special 10 the Gazette.
DOVER, Del, April Both, 1874.
The Court was called this morning at the usual
hour, and marked decrease in the attendance
was noticed.
The case which we mentioned yesterday as
continued was then taken up.
State Va. l.. Postles; larceny OF COW. The
jury was called and the defence proceeded to give
evidence, the most of which was in regard 10 his
character for honesty in the community, which
WAS purported TO be good. 1t was, however, a
clear ease OF larceny, and when given to the jury
they soon returned with a verdict Of guilty. The
Judge then sentenced him TO pay $50 as restitu-
ton money and costs, also to receive twenty
lashcs and six months Imprisonment.
The Court then proceeded to go over the Civil
List, which, with n few exceptions of judgments
and rules asked, was continued until next term.
The case of State VS.. Robert +. johnson was
carried over until next term, some Of the material
witnesses of the State being absent.
State VS.. Joseph Hill; larceny OF a railroad
ticket, then called up, aud it was decided
that it was not within the bouads OF the common
law, neither was there a statute which reached 1t
Pennsylvania Steel Company vs.. N. j. Southern
Railroad. WIN. q. Whiteley, Esq, read an afh
dayt and made n motion praying the Court to
allow a hearing rs to who were the rightfu
claimants of the money (S20 000) in the hands o
the sheriff. obtained by selling the rolling stock
on the Bombay Hook railroad, on the 2ith day o
February last. J. b. Corsegys and N b. Smith
ers, ESD, each represented other claimants. Nc
decision has rs yet been arrived at.
We noticed Hon. Geo. r. Fisher in court this
morning, but his stay was short. y.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-01
SANGUINARY CONFLICTS.

EXPLOITS OF THE SECOND sTREETERs"-
THEY THRASH THE 'ThIRD sTREETERs"
AND THE "PLUNKETT's RowERs"-AN kX-
IRA POLICE NEEDED.
For years the juvenile residents of Wes.
Second street, known as the Second Street
ers" have been such as were possessed of the
most waIlike proclivites, which they constant
" exercised and successively thrashed near
ly all the other "streeters" in the city, inclu-
ding the "Bleeders" "Blood- Tubs" Plug. Ug-
lies, :" "HedgvillerS, and many other gangs
with like euphonious names, who have long
since passed out of existence and whose names
are now only remembered as things OF the past
AS each geueraii lion of Second StreeterS" ar
rived at the years of discretion, it was succeed
ed by anolher gang equally ferocious who
fought like young tigers and did all in their
power to maintain the martial reputation OF
the neighborhood.
The members of the present gang are no
exception to their predecessors, and for the
past week or two have been on general
thrashing tour around the western section OF
the city. Tuesday night they locked horns
with the "Third Streeters" out nearThird and
Madison, and after short, sharp and decisive
conflict, routed their opponents ingloriously,
and caused them to fly precipltately from the
wrath to come"
But still they were not happy. Like Alexsn
der of old they Sighed for more worlds gangs
to conquer" and hearing OF II similar organiza-
tion further west which they thought worthy o
their clubs and stones, they sailed boldly forth
last night, TO DO battle with the resident o
"Plunketts Row"
"Pmnkett's Row" is situated on Chestnu
street, near Broom, and is Inhabited by bant
of waIlke Juveniles, who, aided by other boy,
in the neighborhood, considered themselves equa
10 any similar organization in the city. Hear
ing of the advance of The enemy last night, tn,
"Plunketts Rowers" marched forth in an oper
field near Third and Harrison streets (neutra
ground) the sanguinary conflict commenced
| For long time the scales OF victory were even
ly balanced, but at length tho "Second Streeters'
by brilliant charge swep: the entire field, an,
routed their opponents, horse, foot and dragoon
At present cessation of hostiIities exists, aut
while such is the case, We think the appointmen
of u special police, 10 attend TO these younl
scamps, would be wise action. We understan,
that some of them were quite severely injured il
last nights conflict, and if they continue thei
nocturnal combats, serious results may follow
The police of this district cannot possibly Civ
proper attention to these boys and attend to thei
other duties, but special officer for few week
would put stop to their fighting, ami reliev
the neighborhood Of a great and growing nui
| sance.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-01
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS..

WCInc5THy, NptlI 49, T. NJ.
FLouE-rhere is more activity in the market
but no auotnbIe change from yesterday prices.
About 1900 bhls. sold a! s. M and - per bbl for
suporns; 81 50 30 for extras 81 llS1 81 Tor
Wisconsin and Minnesota family; u 80 a - :! Tor
Ponna., Ohio and Indiana do do, and SS 20 -
so 37lI for fancy brands Rye Flour soils slowly
at s., Prices of Corn Meal are noml.
NRAIS-Ihere is n stoady dem nj tor Wheat al
our former figures. Sales % % hnshels ol choice
Pennsylvania red at 81 75a ~ II: Western ambcr
at 81 So rive may he quoted vt 9S cts u ST. Corn l.
rather bettcr request with sales al 1000 bushels at
s. u 81 cts: 1901 bushels Western mixed at Sic.
SEEDs.-C -Cloversecd is less active; sales nl ,
bdshels at 81 Uc. for lair 10 good. and ~ io'4
for prime anu choicc. Timothy i UNCHANGED. The
last sale was at 81 = per bu'. FlaXSGcd wo quote
at So 37ll per bushcl.
WHIsKEy-6O Western iron.b2unl sold at 95c.
per gallon.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-01
SIrnY Wnifa.
Nay opens auspiciously.

Mny opens auspiciousy.
The Fame Hose Company, OF New Castle, will
havoa parade th's oitri noon, and ball this even
ing.
The kbullding operation. during April show Il
very great falling of from the record for April,
1873.
1t yon want good and cheap Job work. go no
further than the GAZETTE, printing rooms, No.
llG Market street.
Two boxes of fine asparagus, the first OF the
season. were shipped yesterday from laurel, on the
Delaware Railroad
"Ihe Oath" will be performed at the Opera
House, Tomorrow night, by the Vivian Vernet
Dramatic Company.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-01
LIZ. Kn nkersPittor Wine Of Iron

H. kunkcl's celebrated Bitter Wine of Iron
will enecually cure liver complalnt iaunjIce.
dyspepsia. chronic or nervous debility. chronic
dlarrhu L.. disease tt iie Kidneys. and al diseases
nIising from Il diSurl' rad stomach or intcStines,
such cOnstipatio 4 ltuicncc. inward piles, iul
ness of blood TO the mead acidity OF the stomach.
nausea, heartburn, dl'gust for food tuliness ct
weight in the stomach, Sol" cru t1tlonS, sinking
cr futtering at the pit OF the stomach swimming
of the head, hurried nr dirult breathing. tutter-
ing at the heart choking ,uilnritIus sensations
when in lying posture, dimness of vision, dots
or webs before tie sis;ht. duh pain in the head,
deficiency of perspirlton. clio" ness 9t the SKIN
and eyes. pain in the side back. head chest, limbs,
etc., sudden fushes OF heat hurnhg in the nesh.
constant maginings of evil! abi great depression
of spirits Price 81 per bOIIo. Beware Of counter
feits. Do not let your drnGgst palm oil some other
preparation OF IRON he may ly Is aS good, but AK
ior Kunkel's Bitter wine ul Iron lake no other.
Kunkels Wine OF Iron Is not sold in Luilt-0nly
in 81 bottles. T., Il. kunkel, proprietor. No, so
North Ninth St.. Philadelphia. Ia.
Sold bv all Drug lists and dealers over, Whcrc.
marl2-2taw2m
Tpii.t MirroTs.
A fun assortment of all size, including double.
H. RRINHliURSr d CO..
Corner 0tSiXih and Market - reefs.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-01
OBSTACLES 70 MARRIAGE

Happy Relief for Young Men from the effects 1i
Errors and Abuses in early life. Manhood Restored;
lmpedments to Marriage removed. New method
ot treatment. New and rcmarkablc remedies.
Books and Circulars sent Tree. III scaled envelopes.
Address. HOWARD ASSOCIATIONS. Ne. South
Ninth St, Philadc phln, Pa An Inst titui"n having
n high reputation tor honorable conduct and pro
i.ssional Skill tebi 2taN&w3m
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-01
Hnihimg SnOn-o,

OF fine alality In large. medium and small piece
lor sale, wholesale and retail hy
Il. BRlNGHURST K CO.,
Corner Sixth and Market Streets.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-01

PosTPoNED.-Thee excursion by the lot and
stockholders TO RehobOth Beach has been
postponed from May 9TH until May 10Th on ac-
count of the meeting of the Temperance Stale
Alliance in baltimore on that day. The ex-
cursOn will leave here at A. ~, on q special
train and tickets for the round trip will be
furnished at SO So
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-01
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

SHERIFF SALEs.-fo-day, Sheriff Armstrong is
selling at public sale the farm OF Erastus Lodge
III this county. near New Castle.
lilo will sell at public sale the stock and lease
Of Macan d Son. Masonic Temple, this city, on
Thursday, May IA.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-01
Cnrrinnr HDOnge

large supply of sponge of convenient size and
shape, we'll suited for washing carriages, &e.. for
sale wholesale ami retail by .
Il. BkINGHURST & CO..
Corner Sixth and Market Streets.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-01
Special Notices.
Food Gor slse Rabies.

Children fed on RIDGES rGOD will thrive. he
strong and healthy, and become little models OF
youthful strength and childish beauty apt!l9m
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-01

ECLIPSE OF THE Moon. To night there will
be a partial eclipse of the moon, which, how
ever, will not be visible in this locality. To
those of our readers who desire to witness this
eclipse We will say that they can do so by run
ming over Asia, Africa, Australia and the
Sandwich Islands, in which countries alone,
it will be visible.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-01

DROWNED. Oa Tuesday last, a young man
named Edwin Springer, while out in u boat, was
drowned III the Chesapeake Bay, near Great
Mills, st. Mary's county. Md. The unfortunate
young man was grand son of Peter Springer,
we'll known resident, of this city.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-01

EEGINE DAMAdED.-At the p, W. Il B. R. r.
machine shop, this morning, as the workmen
were engaged in jackng up express engine, No.
10, from which the wheels had been removed
some OF the supporting blocks slipped down and
the engine fell down with a crash. In the fell it
tumblcd over on one side and damaged to
considerable extent. Fortunately, noue OF the
workmen were injured
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-01

Stuck IN THE Mud We learn that Barnum's
Caravan, after leaving Allentown, on Saturday
morning, separated at Rittersvie, one division
taking the lower road to Easton, and the other
going by the way of Unangsts Mills. The lower
road division reached Eastou about dark. The
other division did not reach Easton ut ALL having
stuck III the mud little the other side otUnangsts
Mills, and there the entire collection OF wagons
are now resting IL Is stated that there will be
no exhibition given Tor the next -four or i've days,
but The stock will be allowed to recuperate during
the continuance of the bad roads.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-01
I .ARCE PUBLIC SALE
OF
Dwelling Houses and Building Lots.
Ihe undersigned will sell at Public Sale, on
SATC RDAY, May the Cd. at 8 O'Clock. p. NJ ON the
SOUTH SIDE.
The following Real Estate. viz:

The following Real Estate, viz:
FIFTY Building Lots, the most of which ara 6,s,
ciass. being situated on Head and streets on hgh
grouhu ana IN very desirable location for res
Fences or stores. Also at the same time neariv
- new two story Brick Houses four of then,
iii situated on L street. between Head nnd
lid townsend streets. and 3 on Townsend street
80 lhese houses are in good order were erect
ell last season, have perfectly dry cellars and first
class water; they well built and have a neat anJ
attractive appearance being elevated ard set back
from the sidewalk. The location of this property
affords the advantage of both church and publ.
sch0o IN the Immediate vicinity. Head street will
no uoubt be opened in "A very short time To tho
Hsres Corner road. thus bringing a large porti1n
ot the travel from that direction over Head
street. " A"'N
Persons wishing to invest cannot miss it in thi.
property as II Is right in the centre OF what must
soon Oe dense population. be ng So near the
largest manufacturing works in the city
Everything offered will positively be sold and
there VIII be no undertaking whatever
Terms ;-On the lots. 10 per cent. cash; bal
ance' notes at three and six months with apIrov ed
endorsers. and interest from day Of sale. Term
Tue same Tor the houses. except one halt may re-
| main on mortgage three years ii desired, or on
an cash. discount of three per cent will be al
lowed. Saving Fund orders ior Buillins Loan
stock will be taken in payment.
JOSEPH II. GOULD
apr.oi JOSEPH RICHARDSON.