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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-21

D. Maxwell.
TIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
IL Orleans, No. G050.-By virtue Of q writ of
seizure and sale to me directed by The honorable
the Fifth District Court for the parish of Orleans.
in the above entitled cause. will proceed to
sell at public auction. at the Merchants and
AuctiOneers' Exchange. Royal street. between
Canal and CustOmhOuse streets. i'll the Second
District OF this city. on MONDAY. December I.
1874, a; twelve O'clock NJ. the following described
CERTAIN PIECE OR PORTION OF GROUND.
situated in the Third District of this city. in the
square bounded by Elysian Fields. Frenchmen.
Girod and st. JOl Baptist streets, which portion
OF ground measures one hundred and twenty eight
feet front on kiysian Fields street, three hundred
and ten feet in depth and front st. John Baptist
street. and one hundred ard twenty.eight feet
'front.' on Freuchmen street. the whole between
parallel Zines: together with the buildings thereon.
Bel" The same property acquired by the said :.
b. Maxwell, deceased from John Rocchi, by act be
fore Z. Bouny, notary public in this city. on the
swenty-iifth day of July. 1866.
Seized IN the ABOVE suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
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Auction SALES This DAY.

~ 3. n. 4 B. J. MONTGOMERY It 10 O'Clock.
q the corner Of Nstchez aud Camp streets.
general assortment Of new and second. hand
furniture, etc. At l0k o'clock, ct corner of st.
charles and Gravisr streets, un1sdeemed
pledges
81 L. GERARD, q II o'clock, 1T Nos - and -
Bourbon street, household furniture, etc.
CT NASH HODGSOS, at II o'clock. at the Lsais.
ana Press, sopner Of Robin and St. Thomas
streets, cotton and cotton scsles.
u sHERiPr HARPER. 81 l. o'clock, st Mer.
end AUctionserS Exchange. . lot. with build
inss en- Sienville street. between Crems and
Aarsis streets; same On Washington walk bs.
wssn GssdshildreH walk end MOrales street
one o.. Casaxalvs street, between En.heia
and Port streets
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VS.. P. A. DesfOrxes.
CIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE parrish
y Of Orleans, No. 68Os.-By virtue Of . writ Of
seizure and sale to directed by the honorable tho
in the above entitled cause, will proceed to sen e
public auction, at the Merchants and AuctiOnesrsr
Exchange, Royal street between Canal and Gus
to@house st.sets; in the Second District Of this
O'Clock NJ, the following described property. to
CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND. together
with all the buildings and improvements thereon
and all appurtensnoes thereuntO belonging. stu
ated in the Third District Of this city in the square
bounded by Greatmen, Louisa, CasacalvO and
a defiance of one hundred and fifty feet from the
corner of C0uot street, measures. English meas
ure. seventy three feet front on Grestmen street,
by depth of one hundred and fifty nine feet ten
and q quarter inches the side next to Louise
street, and Of o. hundred and sixty feet on the
side toward ClOuet street., and it IL composed of
by +. n TOurne, surveyor dated the ninth Of No
vem6eP. 1874 deposited in the office Of P. COu-
drain, notary public on the twenty seventh Of the
same month and year, and OF a part of larger
lot of ground adjoining said lot number nineteen.
Which said portion of ground was acquired by thu
defendant herein by purchase from Mrs. VctOrin0
by act passed before Abel Dreyfous, notary public
in this city, on the third Of June. 1871.
Seized in the above suit
Terms-For cash to pay two notes for sevea
hundred and twelve dollars and fifty cents each.
with eight per cent interest per annum from April
II, 1873, until paid, five per cent attorneys fees
three collars costs Of protest six dollars costs Of
ance of the price Of adjudication the purchaser tn
assume the payment of the five notes of seven
hundred and twelve dollars and fifty cents each.
falling due respectively in twenty four, thirty.
thirty six fOrty-iw and forty eight months from
their date of seventeenth o! April 1873 with eight
per cent interest from said seventeenth Of April.
WP. HARPER.
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Killed.

Passenger list of the steamship hnicker'
booker. Captain Kemble, from Ne" iofk'
Miss J. Falconer, Mrs. Chairman and
daughter. Mrs. NJ. Rice, Mrs. Robert i.
&reamer. Mrs. S. NJ. Ull, Miss NJ. a lie
vail. Mrs. E. Wallis, DR.. J. P: Gillespie, Miss
Kate p. Gille spie, Mrs. Rose F!nnegan, MRS.
A. H. Dyett and child. J; 3; smith, u: ~; w.
Houghton and wife, D. w. CLARK and we,
Up: Hare, A. p. Riker, and three IN the
Storage.
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RIVERS.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Below high water mark Of 1874.
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4. Rochereau & Co. Va. GeorGe William
GrOetsch

w. Z. dAKPEk
nol9 70 de3 20 Sheriff OF the Parish of Orleans
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A. R0chereau . & Co. 70. Nlar0ueKite
Burthe, widow of Robert O. Butter.

W. r. HARPER,
nOl9 e de3 20 Sheriff OF the Parrish of Orleans
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~SHERIFF7S SALES.

John HeDoeFs0n. JR.. ~. James Gfe0ens
CIxTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
~ orleans No. 61s6.-By virtue Of writ OF
seizure and sale to me directed by the honorable
the Sixth District Court for the parah of OrleanA
in the above entitled cause. will proceed to ssn
GERS Exchange, Royal street, between Canal and
CustOmh0use streets, in the Second District u
this city. on WEDNESDAY. November Is. 1874. u
twelve O'Clock NJ, the following described prop
4 CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated, lyipa
and being in tho Fourth District OF THE city, dese
mated by the number twenty. in the squa NUM- {.
ner one hundred and thirty -seven, bounded BY
Third Fourth, st. Denis and Dryades streetA
measuring thirty feet front on Fourth street. BY
one hundred and twenty six feet eleven inches
nine nes in depth; together with all the buildings
ans improvements thereon, rightA, ways and a0-
vant"ges thereunto belonging or in any wise appes
tanning Being the same property acquired bv
tiff herein by act passed before W. j. Cast ell ne.
taly public in this city, the first aS FEBRUARY.
1873
Seized in the above suit
Terms AID Conditions; In cash, for = sudaeienS
amount to pay plaintiffs claim, say the cum of sr1
hundred and sixty-six dOllars and sixty six aud
two thirds cents, with interest thereon at eight
per cent per annum from the fourth Of February
1874 until the day Of SALE five Der cent attorneys
fees four dOara costs of copy Of act and costs Of
suit. D. The purchaser to assume TO the extent
of the amount Of his bid) the payment Of promis-
sorry note secured by mortgage said property,
for tho like sum of six hundred and sixty.six dol
lars and sixrysix and two-thirds cents dated ON
his own order and indOrsed by himself, payable
two years after date and bearing interest ut tho
rate OF eight per cent per annum, from date until
paid. g. And the balance Of the price of adjudica-
ton, ii any, cash on the spot.
ocN mol IS Sheriff Of the Parish OF Orieana
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w. r. HARPER,
nols % de6 ~ Sheriff Of the Parish cf Orleans
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Mrs. Y. &. Burke ". II. .. Noise.

W. P. HARPER,
nol9 26 de32O Sheriff of the Parish OF Orleans.
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Thomas j. Woodward VS.. Succession of =
d. Maxwell.

,o2i dec 1872, Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans.
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Merchants Mutual Insurance Company
VS.. Mrs .. II. BOwles tutrix,

nola 25 dsz 9ls Sheriff Of the Parish Of ORLEANS.
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ocec Is pol It sheriff Of the !axisb Of orleans
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SANTA CRUZ ON A CRUIsE.-Mr. j. Cas-.
sard was on the levee looking at wreckers
on the sunken steamboat Empire, unmind.
tut that p,ckpockets were about. His gold
watch and chain suddenly disappeared.
Detectives. on being informed, hurried to
find Santa CRUZ alias Pablo Berda. He
was found and locked up. but the watch
an! chain gre still among the missing.
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TIE REPUBLICAN
CENTRAL CGNMiTTEE CT
0EESbY COUNTY.
ia MEETING OF THE GR,t>Bf
Friday. september Il;h, 1874.

at W.: liz Swift gin. Eel.sg u Cars Z.
trcr. one &c l.cAH. NJ. Lrtii q. ~ clock ! N .
am L, Iu,!-t N, Ms five. - I'm! lgc II il Il =
utIn,kI ii. til git ,'"l,.h ? NJ: II that
tie dl'prtI, mn. {. del. -a'ra e as fellows:
Erretatt {, .tNtlIt4cI---
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UEicN REPUBLICAN STATE CEN
IRA: COMMITTEE.
IA MEETING OF TEE UNION


n RepubIl, all State Genital { ',i.lI-..trt. !rld
IN Virginia City. Jan, - i>,i. II Vas
Resolved. that State Convention "f tle
Union Republican party t. L,ld al Minn,laUr-
q. On thursday. ept'l i.i'r -. -. = 1'I;ll-
mate, cal di,la;, tor thu ful.uwil o1l"te- to Wit
G4vrrl.ov. IIeu1erant Governor. Ecl It MIA
tive in t,3l!ETt> w justices - iE- >ltI' Il"
Court ,lor2 ana short l. III :. SECRETARY 81 state.
Att 1rrl, Y trt !, ra1 Tr,a>u:tr ot Ntste- Control!
I.: Of state. >UIN@y e., Itl. SIeIII;t i4Ceif
81 Public Instruction, STAG Am Tst,e -. Clerk
II the supreme court state PRIME r amt Nti'
Central Con rIttr,, aIiG Tor TIL traL>act-,H ~
such th,r l!ls.Its> ia II tT.x Sr.i4t 1t
fore. the Con- eGt!cII-
Resolved That each couIltv l.. entitled e In
DELE a;t,. al IaI e for tacn il" Nui a1'i s''''
for each traction over ~ Votes east tor j. ".
Haincs, Pr siGent:al IL ctur. 4t the general elc
tion of 1872.
resolved. That tho test 70 l. required u al
voters IL tie pm airy elections 81, tit'' l,&.tE
shall h,: First Art yuJ. . citizen Of tn Unl-
TED States amt Nta;v N.NasI;. or WI S"5. be i
lawful Vott at the eIisIilllE Il. ten; >vcund-
VIII you support The Ii, u5jns IS I ii" EtIuhl-
can state al.d County CONVENTION It the 1t 1t
el.tTlcn:
Resolved. Tat the sty.ra; count! committees
b. recommended /" adept s'l,l otEcI lrans anu
tests - may to III, II cesssry 70 tht pc
motion ut Iurity and fairness al the Irinai!r's
Delegates Grr u t.nttG /" III stN,Iai ,rUr-
ties Us follows:
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Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-20
MaRdct In -Ateomac County, Va.

Information reached this place last Saturday
morning OF most atroeious murder that took
place IN Accomac county, Va, on Thursday
night 1t happened at place called Mesonga
white man named Lankford in fit of frenzy
seized an oar and struck neg 20, whose name we
nave been unable to get, over the head with such
violence that 1t finished hin. 1t seeTs, from the
neagre details we have b. n able - gather, that
'he viet'm oil Landlords .ar, and another colored
OF thous"nd DROP of jov, end they became SO
| happy that hey +" to tiga'. 30 'hey pitched in.
One OF hem .abbng RI Orr, whaokod the other
pref vigorously on the ser, 'iing the oar,
(not the scn') L"'ktor', who had been until
now calm looker-or. be me e. aged at seeing
Tie oe- broken, and srach"ga - ,ment of It
We inc offender CT Ack upon the head tha,
wound up his ca. lilly car, - about two houi af
lward. Realizing the enorm.y of his crime
ne immediately He'd for parts pnkown, and hai
not Deen seen or heard OF since h's departure.
| Crisfeid Leader
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-20
N1asQuerading.

AN EXTENSIVE JOKE FIVE DOLLARS AND
COSTS toH WEARING MASK ON THE STREET.
About mne o'clock, Saturday evening, NJ iss
V. Ia nan, whe keeps a millinery store on
fnghten on looking up .-om her work, ai
seeing two men, wea :ng hideQUs masks, W no
were gazI ng :ntent,y throue h the window OF the
store door. Hex t-eplda' on w9s L -eatly in-
Gre sed b. hea .ng one of the men remark to
the other, Take good look at her so that you
"" know her again" They RENAME at the
door severH m'nut' and then took their de
pa~ture.
Miss Taiman, 90 soon 20 possible, irso. ned
othcer bradford of the occurrence, and that
officer, being na.lraly OF a gallant I'd srosi..on
vr'ororsy iDfoi ned her IT, c no would protect
| her against anv number OF masked men, be
| they ever so f'.eous in appearance. Accord
| ingly, Miss Ia nan and u female fliend, about
| ten O'clock stated for home, going along the
e. It side of Third S. eet, while the officer kept
pace with them on the otuer side of the street
| ready II do instant battle in their serV zee
| should the mssked men again appear.
But these two worthless, be IL known, were
on y playing apIac cal Joke upon the lady ,anG
had no burglarious or muderous intentions
When they let her store they proceeded Il
| Third and French streets, entered 3 beer sa-
loon to rei.' sh 'hemse Ives, aud la,d the masks
| upon a table. Here they were Observed by one
George Cowan, who being somewhat affect o.
by the heat of the room, was Just standing ou
| for the purpose of obtr ming a little fresh PR
| IL -''luk u SCitcu r's ltllufeS -Om the OusoT
va on OF any OF his young lady friends whom
he might meet, he donned one of the masks an,
issued fol h.
As luck would have it, George reached tn
other side oil Thirds eetjpst rs the lades cam
s'ong. Miss Tatmsr, OF course, inmediatel
recogri zed the mask, aud gave = scream, whe
officer Bradford rushed over and promptl
hustled tho luckless masquerader off to til
City Hall cells, supposing him to be- one ofth
offenders who had frightened Miss T&msn a
| her store. GIM
| At the trial, yesterday morning, the Who'll
affair was explained by CowaD, but ~ there
an Ordinance imposing q penalty OF So an
costs on any person appearing on the street
| masked or disguised, the Mayor wes obliged {
! enforce the law. The culprit paid the penalty
| but since then his opinion of masqueradeI
! has fs',en considerably, while the sight OF
mask makes him feel exceedingly sick.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-20
STRAY Waits.

II haa rained almost constantly since yesterday
noon.
ane water in the Brandywine this morning,
was buleut and muddy
opera House IN lied Astray'
A meeting OF the Peniusular Ffuit Growers'
association Will be held at Dover, 10 morrow.
since Saturday morning two cases of drunken.
ness have been disposed OF before Mayor Sl,nlss
at MY cents and costs each.
horace Rudolph has been appointed to o
c'etkship In the Wilmington Postohce. Wha
Is TO become ot Dr. Cameron?
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-20

SHORT-SIaHTEp PoLICS.-lhe Rehoboth
Beach Camp Meeting Association is one OF the
most blind corporations ever created. IL owns
the finest national seaside rksort on the Atlantic
coast. but persistenily refuses to make 1t proh.-
able by the col struciion of Eve miles Ct railroad
for thousands upon thousands Of people to visit
il, and perhaps invest literally of their means
Whereabouts. 1t is because some composing the
association are intere sted in certain hacks run
Ling hetweon this place and the camp meeting
grounds? Who can answer ?-Laees Light
Possibly il is because the association has mol
got $50 900 to invest 10 the road.-DfL.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-20

UNION MRETINGs.-A series of Union Meet
ings fer The promotion OF the cause of Christ and
the spread of the Gospel, will be held in the diff
ferent churches OF this city, commencing On Fri
day evening. April 2fth, al o'clock, iu the West
Presbyterian Church on Saturday, April 25tb
at 10. A. NJ, aud at 8, z. nj. IN st. Paurs III. E
Church 4; and ON Saturday evening at 8 o'clock, in
Asbury NJ. f. Church. Several ministers IRON
abroad have been invited aud are expected to be
present and to take apart in the meetings, smone
whom are Dr. J. M. Ward and Rev. 1. M. See Of
Newark, N. g., Rev u. j. Ball aud Thomas w
Ladd OF New York.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-20

SERVICE OF SoNG.-Saturday night, Calvary p.
+. Church W. crowded excessively, on the
sion Of the i-st of the "Services OF Song" re.
Gently inauguratcd there. The services opened
with the hymn, 80, Worshipthe Lord" followed
by Prayer. The remaining services consisted OF
lIymus, reading Of the Scriptures, and an address
by the pastor, Rev. Geo. A. Latimer; a collection
Tor the benefit of the Sunday School was taken
upon, and the services closed with the Bensti C.
ing OF sacred pleasure and eagerly hoped for the
time OF its next occu renee which W II be in about
4 month.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-20

SEIZED WITH FiTs.-At the CITY Hall cel'r,
Saturday night, Peter Terhune. a lodgsr, VIZ.
seized with fits, aud suffered severely. Dr.
West was called in and administered the psual
restoraiives. The patient recovered greatly
yesterday, but this morning, just as he was pre-
pairing to leave, another fit attacked and ereat' y
prostraied him. Terhune is house carpenter
by trade' a native of New York city, and is travel
ing around in searchlof work. lie does not looL
like man Of dissipated habits. Ii is said thai
he has brother iu New York who is an exten
sive and wealthy clock manufacturer.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-20

"OsE MoRE UNFoRIUSATE."-Ths farm
1886 acres) aud mills Of David Scott lof John
were sold by Henry D. Pernandis. Trustee, on
Thursday, to C. NJ. IAughhn and James b. Ray.
Of Newark, Del. for the sum Of $3.50. This
was not q cash sale. and yet the property ceI,
tainly did not bring half its real value. And
thus our old landowners are being cold ou' ol
their homesteads. under "the best government
The world ever saw aud under the highest tar
ia The world ever paid, and yet our friend Scott
mseklv and lovingly licks the hand that smites
him -Cscl Democrat.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-20

A CoRRECTIoS,-Ar. Editor: The Delaparean,
last week, in denying the story a. told by cor
respondent of the Neics and AdVeyt,ser that three
young men had ragged the person of a colored
girl made a mistake by locating the affair at Wy
oming instead of Camden: and the writer beu 9
the reliable correspondent which you speak Of
did not write "Wyon'ng," but "Csmden" The
story, rs told by the Ne,os correspondent, be ~
utterly fr'se, and made tor political effec., anc
which reelected severely upon the character Of th,
| young men sookcn OF, We thought it no more thar
| proper that the SANDER should be repelled..
| IIfarII.tr
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-20

The Mayor of New York h9' received tele-
gram from the Mayor OF New Orleans asking
contributions for the relief of the victims OF flood
and famine IN Louisiana.
Itwas reported about We a-hington l. t night
that Secret, ,ry Fish had resigned, but MIR. Fish
being questioned, pronounced the repols false
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-20

TINE TABLE.-Ths time table Of the p W..
hB RR. AZ published elsewhere, has been
slioh,lv altered. The New York express trains
nos lssye at |. 81, a. H.; and 12l7 and AZ p.
m. The evening train sOuth ON tie Delaware
Railroad now leave at 6.35 O'Clock. The first
,rain in the morning. for Philadelphia leaves at
tea minutes Of seyen.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-20

RUNAwAY.-AGout fur o'clock, yesterday al
ternoon, a runaway team came dashing in from
the New Castle road at rapid pace, and was
stopped just before reaching Market street bridge
| The driver and the horse we're sDinjured, but
| the top of the carriage was almost broken cff
| The team belonged to Peter Durham.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-20

SALE OF PANTINGs.-We once more call
attention to the sale of paintings by b. Scott,
Jr., at COS Market street, which commences
this afternoon at O'Clock and CONTINUES this
evening. The sale wilt also be continued
to morrow afternoon and evening. These
picturers are all worthy of Inspection and
purchase, while some of them are rare gems
OF art, Our art loving people should altend
this said in numbers
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-20

THE COUNTY pooR.--Durng the time between
Febusiy l2tu, 1873 end April 18th, 1874, Lewis
Springer, Trustee of the Poor for the Western
District Of this city. issued permits for shelter
and treatment at the Almshonse TO the fo' 'owin,
persons: Whites. ia colored, ~; total, 1873
During the same time, {, HllBriato Trustee. .for
tho Eastern Dist 'ct, issued permits 10 the oi'0w
ing Whites, lG3; colored, %: tots', lS5 Mr.
Spr nger had waggered that the number of per.
mits issued by Mr.. Brnton would double the mum.
Der issued by hm. but as i'll be seen by the
above figures, he lost his wager
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-20

ENLARsEMEsT.-The Crisfeld md Lead
er, appeared On Saturday in an enlarged form,
with columns widened and heightened, and an
additional column added 10 each page. 1t is
now twenty-eight column newspaper, filed
with interesting reading matter and spicy para
graphs, and is, without doubt, one Of the best
and most ably conducted newspapers on the Pc
ninsula. Ii is quite successful, too, but heartily
deserves every cents worth of its success,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-20

IoTICE-I. John W. Sehmuek. do hereby give
IN notice that 1 shall apply To the Judges of III
Count of General Sessions of the Peace and j All
Delivery OF the State Of Delaware. in and for New
Castle county, ON Monday, May the eleventh, A, b
1874, being the first day Of the May Term A b.
1874 tor license 10 keep an inn tavern at N NM
ber sew en- hundred and twenty-six Market street
in the Sixth Ward. in the city of Wiminxt0n. and
the following freeholders. residing ip said Ward
recommend the said Application, " Wit:
John Mcbride. IL Harmon.
Jacob Drummer. John X. Galahcr.
Frederick Wahl. Jacob Stuck.
William II. Bacon, ignaZ Blank.
Daniel Collins, Jacob Fetzer,
John worth, Joseph Hendel,
John Carney, William Schneider.
Richard II Howe. Andrew Fuchs
John Horty, George Sharpe.
John auerin; Frank Busan,
Frank Gradwohl. Balthaser 9astenberg.
Nichoios Ellinger. Morris Carberry.
William b. Baylis.
apr2S. 81 JOHN W. SCHMUCK.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-20

OFF FOR PiTTsBURo.-lnis morning., Messrs.
James 2. Hayes, Of this city, and E. u. Rice. OF
Mid''e' ~ a, stared for Pittsburgh, Pa. for 'he
Dr pose OF attond'eg the session Of the Supreme
Lodge OF the United States, Knights OF Pythias
which nvenes there this week. Mr.. Hayes
goes IN place of StansbertY j. W''ey, who wal
cit cted as the repref but was unable te
attend.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-20

THE TRIGGs CoNCERT.-The Ladies and
Gentlemen who assisted at the Tripgs Concert
are respectful reqHested to meet at the second
story rosm of George Ii. RobInsons Ice Cream
Saloon; No. S19 Market Street on Ito morrow J
Tue >day evening, at 8 O'Clock for the purpose
| of hearing the final report and talking ovel
other matters.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-20

DEA1H OF DR. $. N'LIeR-We regret TO be
compelled ~ record 'he death of DIR. s'mon MI
Ter, late Of Brandpwlue, 9th Ward, which took
place = New Jersey, where lie has been living
Tor several Yeas, on the 18th inst, in the Gitl
yer" Ut hs nge. He was an excellent man, and
be L catly missed. His funeral w'i take
place oui tho / st Presbyterion Cnurci, in hi;
city on "Wednesday.