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Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-13

WANTED To 60 TO TH4l Rcls-Fhlip
Eostick COL, an emPlayee at Walton, Whann
4 Co.'S posphate factory desired to go to the
CIRCUS Saturday night. hut possessed no coat
which was not thoroughly impregnated with
the odor of boiled bones, He, therefore, went
to the boarding house of Jehn Hopkins, o fel-
low workman and slyly borrowed Johns Sun
day coat. which he sported at tho circus. He
also enjoyed himself in prlncely manner on
81, which he found in one of the coat pockets
The next day however Philip was arrested
tried before Mayor Simms, and held to bail in
the sum of $500, to answer the charge at the
next term of Court. In default of bail he was
committed 10 New Castle Philip cares no
more for tho circus, and has entirely lost all
taste tor big menageries.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-13
SCCiE =.
AhkrlNta TAls KyaSiSu

belAnare Lodge. No /. l. u.O + Al! bii rel.
lows Hall, lhitd aud II ing atIeeis.
l.enaps lribe, No &, | o /; NJ, ia iuultA ,taIy
SaNiils hniiing, 9Th ana Market street
Wilmington aud Brandywne Council No ., q
u. a. N at Hail. Fifth and Market streets
Franklin Council, No. y. o 4 A M, ut Mechsn.
ies' Hall. 2i9 King street
Wilmington Council, No ), Jr. y L \ NJ. al
Hall, 9TH aud Market streets
kutslpipse Clraie, q L c A. a; Hall J1t Mar
ket street
Washington Lodge, M /, X Of r., at Kaisht
OF Pythias Hall. No. al Market styees
Washington Lodge, No ). Il +. at tiood Fe,
lows Hall. McClarys building, 6ai Market st
Mawaset Lodge. No Il. . OF u Z, at room
l2lh aEd cott street.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-13

ANusKARNTs--Att the Grand Opera HOUSE
Mrs. u. c. Howard will appear in her famous
character Of 1epsy, as represented In her in
terestiug drAma Of "Qncle Tom Cabin" In
, his character Mrs. Howard is said to be with
out an equal, "Uncle Toms Cabin" has been
prodeced In this city on several occasions and
always with good effect. before large audien-
ces. Reserved seats are for sale at Boughman
Thomas & Cos.
On Friday evening, at the Grand Opera
House, the eminent young actor, Oliver
Doud Byron supported by an excellent CON-
pany will appear In his great drama, ACROSS
the Continent" as played by him over one
thousand times. The prices Of admission are
as usual and secured seats can be obtained at
Boughman Thomas q Cos.
From the great public interest displayed In
the Triggs concert, which taxes place next
Thursday evening at the Grand Opera House
snele u iodoubt thatit wiii be highly sue
cessful affair. Numbers Of tickets are being
sold daily.
The lecture by John O'Byrne, Esq, at In
stitute Hall tomorrow (Tuesday) evening
will without doubt be an fnterestlpS apd elo
quent effort His subject Is "Old ireland.
and the lecture wili Be- delivered before the
Historical Society. '-ss
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-13

INcoRREcT.-ln referring 10 the case OF
Reuben Stewart "a. Washington Lodge, No. 3,
A. q. q. r., before Squire Hagany, few days
ago. for the recovery of sick benefits wo stat-
ed that the referees gave erdict in favor OF
the defendants on tho ground that the palm
tiffs sickness was proved to have been feigned
In this however we were misinformed; the
reason Tor the verdict was that tie plalntitf
failed to show cause for actioo by not proving
his membership in the Lodge, and by not
Bringing forward and proving his bill. he was
therefore non suited.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-13
NOTICES..

H. Association At y Iaeet,ns OF ths
Stock holders of the kehoboth Camp Meeting AS
the Board Of Directors were Authorized 10 issur
hundred shares of stock. and to offer them With
one hu ndrea lots, at the Tata OF huudred det-
lars Tor share Cf stoc X. and ol OF ground there
lore. notice IS hsreby ss en-. that the books ot lhe
citation Will be opened u receive subscr. p
Hawkins, Fsa 4o4 Market street Wilniu.ton'
bel, On " WeinssdAy noYt. April u. at II = lccA,
A. Nj
3ixb day.
By orte Of the boarl Of Direstoi..
Iptil"t JOHN L. Qt lua, NJ.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-13

TRIdCs CoNcEEr.-We are desired TO correct
an erroneous impression which is prevalent in
regard to the sale or reserved seats tor this
Concert The seats are not all taken. There
vet remains unsecured about tive hundred;
these OF course are mostly in the balcony circle,
but for Concert OF this character, there bein-.
such heavy chorus, these seats will be desira-
BILE. The rehearsal for Male Chorus, takes place
this Monday evening April 18TH at z O'Clock
at the room of Professor hreuger, Masonia
Tenn de fourth story.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-13

LIVELY RUNANAY.--Sunday afternoon about
two O'Clock, horse attached to buggy, be-
came frightened at Sixth and King streets, and
started down King street at q fu1 Gus rate. The
animal turned around at Front street and con-
tinued out as far a. w est street, where he was
81 stopped. During all this tune the driver main
tanned his seat, pulling away at the relns in q
plucky manner, but he was unable to stop the
horse. The runaway resulted in no damage.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-13

PurTIsa IN AN IRON SPAS.-Yesterday, .
large for OF workmen put in an iron span on
the great p, w. & B. Il. Il. bridge over the
Susquehanna river, between Perryville and
Hav re de Grace. After the span was put In
position, its security was tested by placing nve
large locomotives upon it at once, but it with
stood the great strain without quiver The
other spans win be put IN from time to time
until the whole superstrncture Of the bridge Is
of iron
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-13

TIE CIRCUS. - Saturday afternoon, Fore
paugh's CIRCUS gave satisfactory performance
before large audience. The evening perform
ancs however, was not so satisfactory. The
high wind which prevailed made it very uu
safe to have the tent raised in proper position
aud the performance was rendered very bret
In sequence. AT O'Clock, Sunday morn
ing, the circus left tor Baltimore, on two extra
freight trains.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-13

WILMINGTON TYPOGRAPHICAL. UNION
Saturday night at regular meeting of VII
nlngton Typographical Union, No. 123, the
following officers we're elected:
President-Wm: B. Uyland.
Vice Presdent-George L. OFT.
Recording and Correspon ding Secretary
W. s. Pride,
Financial Secretary Thomas F. Carey
Treasurer-Alex, NJ. Sparks,
Ssrgeat-at- t-arms--John Seabrook.
Trustees-James OBrien, Chairman; u. ..
Lofman and Charles B. Woodward
Business COmmittee--R. II. Young, Etsys
Eren,ng ofice, Chairman; r. }. Tucker, Gons
sEercaal office; j. w. Lindsey, GAZETTE office
Charles b. Story, AdesTtiser oface; George f.
OFT, Lottery office; II. f. Rambo, James 4
Webb's.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-13

MEETING OF PEAcHs sRowERs. TO norrow
week TUESDAY, oath inst ia special meeting
of the Peninsnlar Fruit Growers Association
will be held At Dover. The meeting il called
ror discussion Of the fruit prospect and the
consideration of business which cannot be well
POSTPONED until the next regular session.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-13

SALE OF HousEs.--Atthe Star Hotel New
Castle Saturday afternoon, Edw Connolly
Executor of Nm. Shearer, decd sold at public
sale, four dwelling houses. One on Delaware
street, and two on Orange street We're pur-
chased by Chas. Shearer, for "a, 100 The 9th
er house WAS purchased by VIM. Conner, for
81, ,340.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-13

Horse STOLEN. Saturday night sone thieves
stole a bay horse and falling top buggy from
James White, of kennett Square, ia. Mr..
White came TO this city the next day, on the
lookout for his property, n3 he supposed the
thieves came th's way. He however failed to
come I'D with them.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-13

CHAMPION TRAPPkg --George Wigglesw Ortb,
of No. 3O5 French street, is the champion gun
ner and trapper in this nsighborhood. Las, sea
son he bea, all creation killing reed birds, and
since the close Of the bird season has been look
Ing after the muskrats. From The first of Novem
her to the first Of March. he secured and killed
five hundred muskrais aud six minks. If any
trapper within radius Of two hundred mule;
can show anv better record than this We woult
like 10 hear from him.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-13

INDUsTAIAL FAIE,-Saturday night, at the
regular meeting of the Executive Com mittee,
of the Delaware Institute Of Mechanic Arts,
the committee recently appointed to consider
the propriety OF holding an Industrial Fair Oh
Exhibition, in this city, reported progress. The
committee Will present full report at the next
meeting.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-13
io5AE 1rrE1tfaENcl..

A sFAd's IfEAD.-AIt. JOHN Sparks, at No.
d18 Market street, has received a stag's head,
from his son, Capt John Il. Sparks, who is in
Montana. 1t Is an excellent specimen and
worthy of preservation.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-13

~ poaads and oser At tue ratio OF 81 W per ic) y.
Although ihs ateTs Pries sars as low -
profit. We do not inteni / I. be undeno.d upep arE
consideration.
Thee prices ~ lake rtsct VI Aad a;i.r ltnatA.
Aprl u.
Pu3Ei RICE.
,o.tA.s-i,G ,hisies ..A AMI Pop.ar ana "a.
Walnut Sts. a.r-u
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-13

SocIAL ENTTRTAINMENT--We Wednesday night
next there will DO held a Social EnteTtai nmont
mt Elm Street Baptist Church, corner Jackson
and Elm streets. There will be singing, speak.
ing, rccitations and pleasant time generally.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-13

ANs1vERsARY.-The anniversary OF Lafayette
Lodge, K of r, Saturday night, at the Lodge
room. In Morrow building, was very pleasant
affair. Speeches were made by Mesns. Wiley.
Hayes and others, which, together with the resi-
tation and vocal and instrumental Auslc made the
occasion one of rare excslssIea and enjoyment.
There Was large audience present.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-13

FIRE IN A PASSENGER CAR-Thit morning.
on the MARYLAND and Delaware Railroad, the
side aad top OF passenger care caught fire frop
the stove The train was stopped ana the Ere ex.
tinguished with buckets OF water. but not until
the car was filed with smoke and considerable
exotement was cseaaiensa among the Pssssn-
gers, 81 s-se=z
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-13

ANNIVERSARY csLAaRATIoN.-The Old fel:
lows of this city are making preparations to Ap
nropriatsly celebrate The soth anniversary of the
organization OF the Order In this country, which
falls on the a6ih of April. On that day The
members OF tke order will attend, in q body, han.
over Presbyterian Church, N. ". corner OF slxth
and ing streets. where sermon appropriate to
the occasion Vii be preached by the pastor, Rev.
lafayette Marks.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-13
Special Notices.

Pink Ewine.
For the use Of Druggists, Jewellers. and others,
'''" II BRINGHURST & CO,
Corner Sixth and Market Street,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-13
Important sale.
DISPOSAL ur PORTION on THE REAL xaTATR
OF JOHN MCIEAE AND SON.

DISPOSAL oF PORTION on THE REAL xaFAVR
on JOHN MCIEAI AND SON.
saturday afternoon, in the hall of the iIiaing-
ion Institute, I vi ogie, autioueer held tue
most important sale Of the season. 1t was the
sale bp Wm. Candy aslgnee, OF the real e5tale OF
John McLear i Son, bankrupts, iadyestised In
the dAzKrTE) aud was quite well attended, The
bidding, mainly, was Liisk, and the prices re
oeived for the properties sold are regarded as
very satisfactory. the vesuit OF, the 7aie WAS a.
follows
No. The tAuk,ne house, No 90 MarA t ST.,
lhree stoIit- hugh aud eighteen lee. nlns inches
front, on 4 lot 100 feet inche- deep WAS sold to
Jane, Bradford for the New Ca..s Coauty In
aurance Co, for sl2, ,I0u.
No The three-story house a1iolnl1a. he
above, M. col, with SAINT front, on lot no feet
inches deep. was sold to pavl Chandler, for
$3.50.
No. The tAles story Ink house, Nc. -
West Seventh street, twenty feet front, on \ lot
sixty feet deep, was scld TO Alfred Setme-4.. tor
Sl450, subject to 1 mortgage for $500.
No. 4-The threo-atory brick house No 5l1 ).
Jackson street, sixteen feet front, ON lot seven
ty feet deep, was soldSo George L. Wheeler,
tor Sl25, suit ecl to q mortgage for $1,000.
No. 5-The house 10. l20I Delaware Ayerya
three stores high, With front CT thiItY-ons fact
ten inches, on q Let 4oxI % feet was sold to Ge,
w. Wells, CT Chris,iana Hid far S2.0o SUBJECT 10
, y mortgaae tor T. .DaA
| No. 6-The three-story bi.ck house No, IA /
Harrison street on a lot S5xl50 feet was sold to
| a. +. Fsecher for sla25. subject to u T., QUO
mortgage.
| No = lhe three stoly house al tie 5. W cor
| OF Eleventh aud Market streets, with fTont oi
20 feet on Market street BY 100 feet On Eleventh
street, was seld to James Morrow, Tor g., 900
| Nos. s and 9--Three story brick houses Eos
3l9 and aas South jackson street, on lots sin,ia
, to No. /, we're Withdrawn.
No. l0--A half inteyss. ~ ths house No lao
Delaware Ayanue, was sold to William q. alb
hons, for u, 20, subject to amortgage tor 50 900
Ne may here state that the amount rucaive,
Tor the banking house and adjoining property, wa
Sa22 go or $3.50 more than the appraised value o
the properties. Thia, We believe. ia something
unusual at aasignee's sales. All thu property wal
sold free from sny claim OF do xer on the part q
the wife OF John 4. MeLear.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-13

OLD BIeIx.-p.. Geo. ". iiudders, OF eh.ls,
tiana village, has bible which was printed IL
1855. 1t Is something of curiosity In hinaing,
a well a. in typographical execnticp,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-13

Composed of Pure Iron Chocolate. and Sugar.
are II very convenient efieaciOus. and Ralatabie
form for adm ministering Iron in general Debility
and deficiency Of coloring natter In the blood.
These Lozenges are valuable as q tonic for i'm
parting strength and a healthy color to invalids
particularly adapted fer ttInales and children
Prepared by
f. RRINGHURST i co.
Apothecaries,
april Corner Sixth and Market streets
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-13
orlti

Notl'f.
40 TIL aol uAEs Nam .ksg.H 4olsFr LOAN
A4iusISa APRIL lo,i.
The hoiierl uf the above Loan ara hetatY po.i-
lied that the Levy Court have authorized The 10
newal Ct the same. iar Ten year froln ApIil l.t,
1874 aud the new bs nd5 ,Tes.stereiJ ia :alu. oi
81 w and slV0o have been lett with Cleayer Eroth
er7 L Company, N,W Castle. who are aathori ed
10 deliI eT the -aus, ia eKclAaSe ior tae old b.
Il. WATKINS
.tIF l.. teaatY TEeasarer
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-13
Totist Mirrors.

A full assortment of all s,res, including donsls
maguifyipg, &c. ,,,,,r
Corner OF Sixth and Mark ct Streets.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-13

ALFRED WALTON. Druggist, No. 235 Market
street, respectfully informs his friend and the public
in general that he keeps hl.d all descriptions OF
medicines, and that d competent person ID at all
umes ready to prescribe for such sick as call at tha
price of the msd zines. the price as they would
pay anywhere else; bnt that NO one is visited at
heir esidnces
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-13

Eathing SPONGE
OF fne quality in large. medium and SIN all pieces
for sale, wholesale and retail BY
H. BRINGHURST & co.,
Corner Sixth and Market St eats.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-13
ICE DEALERS.
ICE DEALERS.
SPLENDID
E A S TIE r N ICE
FOR 1874.

We have secured very large stock oil GAe De .
ICE cut on the kenebec River the rast winter ah =
VAL sell luIns the summer az the follow Jug lri.e
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-13
Chanaois skins.

Several kips of beautiful soft skins. suitable ia
Gloves Window, Carriages or other purposes, ju
lecei. ed by h. RKINGHuk kSr II CO..
Corner sixth and nj arke. streets.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-13

HoTIGE-SeSSAi series OF stock IN the 'Ex-
IN oelsior Loan Association" Tor sale. The first
a,isaloa to u. &. HAWKINS. Sea-
yWiimington. Mar. Il II. No. 4OI Market St.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-13

sIICE.-=hare. fer ssie n .ls Ds,aw-fe. Na-
~ taai, Wilmington au1 bilu.2Ii -. Losa
A.:oe4ati =. II 81 % esI hare
apr3tf eEo. !. AAEIi. ae3'y.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-13
FINANCIAL A1D C0MHEkCiAL.

WILMINGTON, Del, ApTil13, ls7L
--latest Stock quotAions furnished by Merrick
johnson Il Co s. Il. Cor. 9Th and Market street
Wilmington, pol at =. Id. to day.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-13

IENIfAL LOAN A-SotIAIIoN-FoUEI
Z j Sertea- 40 Shage5 Of the Fourth Seize. ii
Stock liz this Ac.oeiaton IS now offered for ale.
an AZ ter tht lsth ii AFIii. on apple ation l..
Il I. HAWKINS. Seq.
la..heo1 II No sat Market street.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-13

NoTTCE.-Shares ean he had in the f.utih series
N at the Delaware amt Mutual l4oau Assoeia-
iiuns o, "ne doilar per share.
uEh. c. MARlS.
marsl Sec'y aud Treas'r
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-09-11
Arrest OF Parties Implicated In the
Trenton MuFdeFs,

ARMPHTs, Sept. 10.-Douglas Jamison,
one Of the negroes taken from the Jail at
Trenton by the mob, Is here in Jail in
charge OF the Marshal, who refuses 10
allow him TO communicate anything, but
It Is believed that from disclosures made
by him the arrests mentioned In the fol-
lowing telegram were made:
A special TO the ATlldnehe from Hum.
boldt tonight says that Lieut.. Whitehall,
with q squad Of United States soldiers
from the barracks here, proceeded to Pick
etsville last night under instructions from
Deputy U. s. Marshal Torbett and ar
rested five men for completely in the Tren-
ton murders. They were brought here
to-day and put under guard at The bar
racks.
Two Of the parties Tor whom warrants
had been issued came in today and gave
themselves up, making seven now under
arrest. They will be taken TO Memphis
by some parties under a writ Of habeas
corpus, but the Circuit Judge claimed no
Jurisdiction.
1t Is said warrants are out for at least
one hundred men on suspicion, but this
is only rumor, The grand Jury Is now
in session at Trenton, and from the num-
Der ol persons summoned before them, It
Is presumed they arc determined to ferret
out the parties.
The APpedLs Mckenzie special says
that the various parties arrested are
Joseph Hale, two Morgans, James War.
ren, Spencer Eldridge, Ferd Hudson and
others not known. Ten Of the negroes
taken from jail are said 10 have escaped:
1t Is thought here that the men arrested
are innocent.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-09-11
Marina NeHn.

LIVERPOOL, Sept 1O.-The steamship
Alexandria, which was sunk in the Mer-
sey by collision with the spanish
steamer Tomas, has been raised and taken
into the dry dock. She had only bal
last on board. The Tomas has also been
docked.
LONDON, Sept TO- Arrived out
Steamers Denmark and Egypt, from New
New YORK, Sept. 10.-The steamships
Cuba, from Liverpool, and Australia,
from Glasgow, have arrived.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 10.-The Gal
weston schooner Pascogeula, from In
dianola, with coal, is aground on Pelican
Spit, and Is now being lightened. It Is
believed that she will get of.
An unknown bark Is reported close in
shore and dismasted near the mouth Of
Brszoo River.
LONDON, Sept 10-5:90 p. M-Refned
petroleum 9td, Linseed oil 2Gs, 3D..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-09-11
A Better outlook for Iron and Nails.

A Better outlook for Iron and Nails.
tFrOm the PIttaburGh Commercial Of Yesterday
The outlook in the Iron trade Ia man
ufactured iron and nails, continues 10 bC
encouraging, and on all sides little In
quiry shows signs Of improvement. The
meeting oI the Western Bar Iron Asso
Citations which was held in this city TO-
day, showed state oil affairs, which was
encoursgingto TO degree that surprised
many who had been in a position to suppose
themselves fully polted as 10 the state oil
trade. All the manufacturing points west
oil the Allegheny mountains were fully
represented, and the reports made by
members show that all the mills are run
ming, many OF them on double turn, and
that they are well supplied with orders
for the season. II was also found that
manufacturers as q rule were firmly ad.
hearing 10 the established Sc card rates.
The meeting took no important action,
beyond resolving unanimously to adhere
strictly to the card rates. 1l4iii1l
The facts developed at the meeting
open brighter prospect 10 the iron
trade than 1t has seen for long time.
1t seems, II we can rely on the statements
made at the meeting that the period Of
depression and dullness in the bar iron
market is past, and the indications for
the future appear promising. As already
stated, the card rates are firmly adhered
to, and, not only in Pittsburgh, but at all
the minor manufacturing points, the mills
are well supplied, for the season, with
orders. These facts were elucidated al
the meeting, and when we add to them
the fact that many purchasers OF Iron,
who usually make contracts at this time
Of the year, have. not purchased more
than hall their usual fall supplies, Il will
be seen that there is future element OF
strength which will prove very power
ful. II the premises are correct, and
they are based upon the most reliable In.
formation, It Is beyond doubt that the
present frmness will shortly be followed
by still further advance in the card
rates and we may say that 1t Is only q
question Of time, when prices will be ad-
Vanced to q point where the manuiact.
urers will secure living profit.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-09-11
The Proposed Republican Conven.
tion Of Reconstructed States.

WARRINGTON, Sept. 10.-The call for q
Convention Of Republicans OF reconstruc.
ted States 10 be held at Chattanooga
Tenn, on the 18th Of October, is being
widely signed by prominent Republicans.
The call says: All Republicans whether
Of these or other States who still earnestly
seek TO maintain the principles on which
the Union was defended, and 70 inaupur.
ate which in the South reconstruction
was begun, and who feel an interest In The
preservation Of law, order and the rights
OF citizenship, are invited 10 attend this
consultation. All should come possessed oI
facts as 10 the condition In their respective
localities, 30 that an authoritative state.
ment may be made to the country. The
Republicans oil the South, equally with
the good citizens OF other sections, de-
mand peace and security, that prosperity
may follow. Why these arc not epioyed
by them shonld be made manifest by This
convention. II there are those anywhere
who doubt as TO the purposes or capacity
OF the Southern Republicans, or who be.
lieye the expressions under which they
are laboriDg have been msgnifed, lei
them come and see and hear for them
selves. -r fa... .EE