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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-06-11

PRESERVE YOUR SIGItT.-J. Stratus
informs the public that he Is the sole
agent for the san Francisco Spectacle
Co. for this place. He has OH hand a
great variety of SpcCtacic~ and eve
gla~Se% suitable 20 AL ages. set IN gold.
rubber or steel frames. and lenses To
fit n frame. Al his emporium, in
Wells. Fargo X cos building. can be
found Il complete assortment ot watch
eS. ciGiins, .jcwe!ryand precious one
lie will leave this week for Sal Fran
cisco To purchase new designs for the
summer season.f Ije7u
SAM. FRIEDMAN pays the highest
price for secondhand furniture.
sam buys saloons.
sam buys all kinds of secondhand
household goods.
sam will sell anything you have at
auction. my4tf
NJ. b. BARTLETT. real estate agent.
Houses for rent and for sale in all
parts OF tha city. Also /. G. BateHtns
agent for The Monroe survey. Office
ut the California lumber ward. south
east corner OF Buel and Bateman
streets. apl0
SUBSCRIPTION received for all the
Eastern week'ies and m%onthlies:
also, for the san Francisco pauers and
magazines. u the Po~toiliee Stationery
and News Depot. d50*
BOUGHT AND SoID-All descriptions
If new and secondhand furniture.
kitchen and household goods, at I.
STAIRS store, Hamilton. my26
For New York walking shoes and
all other kindso # good boots ard shoes.
20 to punkel Il CO.'S, corner of Main
and Clark streets. myl9
WATCHES AMP JEwEIRY made and
repaired by J. Straus. Orders to New
York and a Francisco promptly al
tended to. app
For complete assortment of tin
ware. parlor and cooking stoves. cr
any article in the hardware line. 90 %
Mdupin x Cronier'S. IT,
GENTIEMEN'S undertaking. the
finest assortment in town, at w. II.
tlark's. ap2l
Doors AND SHoE>-ju>t received a
complete assortment, at w. II
tlarh'S. ap-9
HARDWARE. locks. hinges, vises AMI
4 general assortment of general hard
ware at w. IL. C1ark'~. ap2l
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THE RACES!
First Day ofthe Spring Meeting
Abb Wins in Three Straight Heats.


As previously announced, he Spring
meeting at the Willows Race Course.
commenced yesterday, but, owing to
an accident happening to II of the
horses entered, the openingwas not Is
favorable AS anticipated. The day
was as pleasant as could have been de-
sired, the attendance we'll up to the
general average of such meetings, and
the track WAS in far condition. though
somewhat heavy, owing 10 the dus'.
Long before the announced time the
road from town to the track was lined
with all mannerof ~conveyances, carry
ing huge loads of humanity eager to
witness the race, and many, who could
not afford to pay the rates of passage
asked, set out afoot, bent on not miss
ing the sight. The track at Dol pre-
scented a very lively appearance. Nh
merous booths. luncheon stands, 81
looms. and ice-cream stands were scat
tered around ut different points on the
grounds, and all appeared to do a
thriving business. The smithies We're
busy adjusting the states on the horses
to run,
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PLACED IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
tendent ]. Il. McGae, of the Richmond,
Yesterday turned over the property of
the company To the charge OF NJ. l..
Howell, who Will act rs S~uperinten-
dent OF the company until the appoint
ment of such AN officer ARR. es from the
home Office in London.
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TIE TEMIl4EToSs At -AuSTiN.-The
Rercile of Tuesday has the following
concerning the first appearance of the
Tempe onS in Austin "a full
house greeted tie first performance of
the Temple on Troupe at international
!3lli, last evening. h!ch came fully
up To the eNpec atoms raised III the
minds of The audience by What they
had heretofore read of the ~pclfornlan-
ccs of this troupe. John Teinpleton.
rs Seth SWop. in cuba, o I no War with
Spain. kept the house ina roar oflaugh-
ter; and Alice Nane. is Miralda,
shovel herself an actress OF no mean
order of merit. Isabel Nane. as Pedro
also sustained htT part to perfection ;
and as to little Fay. She Is truly Il per-
feet wonder for child of her years"
TIE REsCUEs' BALL.-As will be
soc by the advertisement to-day, the
members of Rescue Engine Company
No. l, Of this place, will give their an
nual ball-u>ually occurring on the
night of the Fourth OF Julv-thiS wear
on the night preceding, aSthc National
Anniversary day occurs on Satur-
day. The company will endcavor to
sustain its reputation in the giving OF
the coming ball. and the affair will
doubtless prove. as heretofore. the gath
erinr OF a laruc and brilliant assem-
blage. Tckc,s Will be issued in Il few
days. when they can be obtained at all
the principal stores i'll town and OF any
member OF the company.
THESrAR ALIIANeE.-rhe advertise
mont of this popular troupe can be
faund in this issue, announcing It's APP
pearanee at Eureka Hall Oh Monday
evening ext. Seats can be reserved,
without extra charge, AZ the PoStotliee.
The Star Alliance viii produce, during
lis stay here, the best selections from
their extensive frpFftpirC. Little Fay
Mil appear each night in her great
speeialsieS, the rendition of which has
stamped her the Child Wonder of the
Age" Bills of the day will be dis
trli,uted this evening. containing the
first nights programme, the east of
characters and other particulars.
SUDDEN DEATH.-Intormation waS
brought into town last evening that IA
Inan named Childers. q miner living
in New York canyon, had been found
dead in his cabin Yesterday afternoon.
The paities discovering the body did
not examine it, but came Immediately
to town and informed Coroner Borow>-
Ky OF The fact. Childcrs WAS working
Il mine belonging to him and was last
~een at = o'clock Yesterday afternoon.
The Coroner will bring the remains
ihto town this morning and hold an
inquest TO ascertain the ca,lse OF his
death.
PLACED IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
tendent j. Il. McGac, of the Richmond,
Yesterday turned over the property of
the company To the charge OF Nj. i.
Howell, who will act n Superinten-
dent OF the company until the appoint
ment of such an officer ARR. es from the
home Office in London.
DEMOCRATIC CoMMIrTEE.-A meet
ing OF the Democratic County Central
Committee iS called for next saturday
evening. AZ the Office of the Secretary.
See notice under the heal OF New To-
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odds which the friends of the mare Of
frrci. At the word both horses shot
under the line, neck and neck, All do
linz his level best To keep the lead. but
before reaching the quarter post Abi
swung in ard taking the lead kept it dur
in- the heat, passing the half mile in ~,
six lengths ahead. ALI, upto this point.
was straining every rerNe 20 close up.
but seeing it useless he BEGAN to quit.
Abi coming up The home stretch in a
fine squirt. an easy winner of the race
and purse. Time, l:Ji.
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JUST REc:IvED-.A coml le.e storl
of boots and shoes. At Murphy's, Main
street. nINS
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WATCHES ANp JEwELRY made and
repaired by J. Straus. Orders to New
York and san Francisco promptly AZ
tended to. app
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To- Fines: Assortment of Furnish
ing Goods. Hosiery. Collars and Ties.
Will be found AT q. X II.
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THE LAST RUB

Was being given to the animals, and
trainers, owners, jockeys, etc., min
Cling in the crowd Of Spectators gave
the place IA very enliveued appcaran e.
Early Yesterday morning it was re-
ported that owing To lamene>S the
horse White Stocking would he with
drawn from the race which report
caused considerable coinmotion among
those who had bought POOLS
On this horse. Although the ru-
mor from undi~puted III
thority, il vas no, believed by many.
they thinking il VAS put in .ircGla-
ton purposelv To Keep the horse down
a. Il low figure in the pools. At ahoH,
r o'clock White Stockings WAS
brought out from his stall. in order to
allow those at the track to see iorti,em-
selves that the lalneieS> WAS no blind.
aud Il glance 1t the swollen condition
of his leg. and the apparent ptin en-
Iterieneed i'll resting my weight upon
ii. showed canc!uSiVelv that the horse
was in 10 condition to start. The un-
fortunate acciden' tothe animal Great
ell great di>al pcintment to many who
had purchased him al a low figure III
the pools. " it was thought by some
that he would stand IA good show to
Win the rare. Few pools We're sold on
the ground owing to the withraWal OF
White Stockings. leaving but two to
RIM AutonV the many
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NEW BuaGlE>.-The i~rrepreS>ihle
Sweeney has three ne" buggje~ EN-
route from san francisco. They NH
arrive about sunday neNt.
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ST>TAISEp.-Fheord ero Judge Ne
kenney in the cast of Street ". the :.
NJ. NJ. Co. in refusing Il new trial. has
been approved by the Supreme Court.
IhtS settles the cast, Street becoming
p~oe>c>>Or OF the mine.
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For Il complete assortment of tin
ware. parlor and cooking stove. cr
any article in the hardware line. % o
Maupin X Cromer'S. IL
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For New York walking shoes and
all other kind>of good boots ard shoes.
20 to Dunkel Il CO.'S, corner of Main
and Clark streets. myl9
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sun MARY.

WILLOWS RACE COURSE. EUREKA.
NEv., June 10.-PurSc $1,000 to first
horse, SOC to second.
George Ellison enters Jot
Travis bm Abi............... |
J. II. LukcnS enters y II Gray
az o . q
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GESTLEMEN's under-clothing, the
finest assortment in town, at W. II.
tlark'S. ap2l
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Doors AND SHoE>-ju,t received a
complete assortment, at w. II
Glarh's. apo
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HARDWARE. locks. hinges, vises AMI
/ general assortment of general hard
ware at W. IL. Clark'~. ap1l
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From IltMtifoN.-Air. scott came
over rem Hamilton Yesterday.
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w 40 "

w.,o Ver. There
~. ..:,a, ,ta
~ '' :" w.
tlced Gtorge Ellison, j.. Lantern,
oeTravis, Dr.. Williams, Mike Walsh.
Gu, Botro and Danny AicCann. Fred
German and wife. Judge X. Beatty.
with Mrs. and Miss Dennis, Mrs.
Luther Clark, W, II, Clark and wife.
Jot Travis. Alr. and Mrs. Rabjohn,
Miss Ella Davis. Sheriff j. II. Sullivan.
!. Mckenzie, j. NJ. Kellogg and wife.
T.. J. Read, L.. Morse. q. Baker, W.
!Iarrub. Dick Paddock and wife. :.
;tSllI'h ana VIE, MIS-. AirNlckoi' r.
~ wv ntarf,fjnr r Sh5rln.i. I,h,r-
lie PRYOR Fred. Barnes. c. II. Paxton. J.
woods. and j. Baker. At Lilo the
horses Abb ana Gray All appeared on
the grounds closely mtifled III ttlnk-
els, lSu hN tlelf trainers AMI fhiefs.
Nh appeared III SPicii'lo coii,'.'l.if'
,,>,n - ~ ".n h 49,"
inu her. Her rider vas Horace White.
i'll red and blue eelorS. and i'll the man
"-'ii'a''' 81 NJ 'i''iI e ne >.'oN u 'n' ne
Thnnrh Nh,.. t,;nuJs lann,a1 hmm,
nnr,Lln rr,v NIfh,d hi, sb,.n of ,j-
nirprS who mad canal confidence that
hn would no tbn ,,.for ~, tho contest
iii. rider rh.rIa I,wrrnce. has, rev
M ttjon of 6efoa ona of the best in tGe
>t,ta and was a,1itr1 in Green AND
white. H.. was unfortruatr from The
sfart. and had m3nv synuathHeTs in
hi, bad lurk. At } o'clock. Iufher
Clark. r. j. Bell and NJ. l.. Chamblin.
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boys fashionable dress and diagonal
suits. mNl9
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BoUGiIT AND SoLp-All descriptions
Of new and secondhand furniture.
kitchen and household goods, al I.
STAIRS store, Hamilton. Wy26
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tEoVKEEH.@rae largest assortment
II eretkerN i'll IN can Ii found
At sam. Ericlman's. Oh Main street. II
prices lower than the lowest. aPi-tts
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FooL SrLIING.-Pooi ~"iiin- on tbs
>adllc-hor~e race viii commence al
the track, at 10 o'clock this morning.
Five horses VIII START.
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Houses for rent and for sale in all
parts OF he city. Also /. e. BateHtnS
agent for The Monroe survey. Office
ut the California lumber ward. south
east corner OF Buel ana Bateman
streets. apl0
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SUBSCRIPTION received for ali the
Eastern weekiies and monthlies:
also, for the san Francisco pauers and
magazines. at the PoStoilice Stationery
and News Depot. d50*
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mol Roll late Conpfy Recorder of This
Cnnuty ,I,fnl nj :; IouE Mo Tho
CninnHl was al,ont takIn~ his denar,ure
far San ,ntonjo TrxaS
Recommendations g ri.hnonl
an old time resident of Elireka. re-
turnod vn~stnrI,y from Auburn. Ca};-
tnrni,. hith her he had been ,aio}rnin.
tnr some months He think, Eureka
To TIE RACEs.-Wiliiam Sweeny
will run three stages to and from the
r,,.a course ,o-,lav for tha couyani-
once ottlo.a WISHING tu witness + @
every boIr.
- -
St>fAlSEh.=!i HE oid2foi q Me
kenney in the ease of Street vs.. the :.
been a6nToleI nv tbr Snmra,na conn
This settles the case, street becoming
ro>>es>or OF the mine.
Consolidated Company yesterday
>hipled 500 pounds, IL the Hoo
sac to',.a" '9ua'ts ol crude bullion 10
ne failfoad' 10y ifHcaaid freight
=,
''''' = "n e''Ie> VIII
at No,ev r,r n~,ss,ca,nnlv 10 Al
snetzingcr. at the STAGE office, on Main
street.
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Third Heat.

Adj was noW looked upon as a cer-
tain winner. the most sanguine of
.Alf's friend, refusing IL take any
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Riders We're Called C;,.

And instructed iii regard to The rules
governing the race andthe necessity OF
a~b>taining from all iockeNin-, foul
riding, etc., as by sc doing they would
lose the race. after which the riders
mounted the horses and awaiting the
signal to Start.
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To TYBo.-T. j. Bell's stages will
leave ibis morning for Typo. by way
OF Morey. For passage amply To Al.
Snetzingcr. NJ the stage office, on Main
street.
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BILLION SHIrNHNr.-The Eureka
Cen>olidatel Company Yesterday
shipped is.o23 pounds. and The Hoo.
sac ie.uAe pounds OF crude bullion te
he railroad, 10y pritchard's freight
line.
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PooLS.-ThoSe holding pool tickets
III Yesterdays race can have the same
paid by calling at the Sazcrac saloon
this morning AZ eight O'Clock.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-21
BRONCHITIS.

This Ia an irritation or inflammation of the bron-
chisi tubes whieh carry the air W which we breathe
into the lungs. 1t arises from cold settled in the
throat fro:a Catarrh extending to these parts. from
scrOfulous affections. and from severe of the
voice. The irritation from this latter eanse COM
mences in The iirpne and CLOTHS. which the
gans oi the voice. and. extending downwards pro-
duees b0arsenesa. coughing. and splitting mucous
matter. sometimes mixed with blood, 1t Is chiefly
dangerous from its tendency To spread into the
lungs. and terminate in eOnsumrtion. 1t is in the
cure OF severe and obstinate cases Of this disease
achieved unparalleled success and won 10 I'D est
praise from all who have use.i it.
A DEB2 or Ora TTTUDE
Mrs MARY TAFT. of Elk Point. Dakota Territory,
called mt the Worlds Dspensary. Aug 1a. 1873. to
ack knowledge u debt OF gratitude due Dr. Pierce
having been entirely cured of catarrh, conn Heated
with Throat Disease. by the use Of Dr. Saaet
Catarrh Remedy and DIR. Pierce Golden Me.lic.
Discovery. aorls-diw
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-21
Real Estate.
]. r HEArD's AND THE CHnrSTTANA RIVER IN
PROvEMRFr co.'s SALE OF LOTS OvEa /,

]. r. HEAf.D'6 AND THE ECHBl6fiANA RIVER IN |
PROvEMeFT CO.'S SALE OF LOTS OvEa
ELsvKNTI sTRTET BRIDGE. -,
With the opening Of Spring. the real ESTATE
business takes sudden turn, and public sales
OF building lots are the order OF the day. AS
usual, j. Il. Heal, Esq, and the Christiana
River Improvement Company. open the sea
son, and BY advertisement elsewhere ahnOunce
public sale of birding and business lots on
Saturday afternoon next. Apri' 25, at , O'Clock
on the premises over Eleventh street Bridge
These lots are ffty-seyen IN number. and arc
situated on Twelfth street, {the proposed
avenue to the Delaware Eiver) Thir eenth,
Fout teeu,h. Sixteeath, Head, Thatcher, and
other streets in the immed ate vicinity. They
are located near station on the +. W. " b.
Il. r., are in close proximity to The Brandy
wine River, and are adjacent to large Manu-
featuring in: erests, including the extensive
iron works of NJ. i. Stot senburg & Co., ROW
nearly ready for operation, and others In con
temptation.
This section Of the city, is one that during
ihs past few years has been improving can
stantIy. Its position is elevated, its lo' ltiVI
accessible and eligible. while is advantages
for building and specializing purposes arn un-
doubted. Most OF the lots are on good tOunda
tions of gravel sand OF clay. and every one Of
them " 10 prove safe, sure and profitable in
vestmenis to the purchasers.
| AS is the case in all sales with which Mr.
Hea,d ia cOnnec ed. there win be mo post
ponement withdrawal or undertaking. Th'
terms of sale are accommodating, ana within
the means VI all.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-21
Whites and BLACKS Fighting.

A DIsGRACETUL STREET scENE IN LOUIS.
VILLR, KY.-ATTEHDISa 9HE PaFrkt NTH
AMANDM kNT TEELKBRarIoN.
LouIsNiLLE, April 20.-To-day was ap-
pointed by the negroes of this city for the
celebration OF tho anniversary of tho p.as-
saxe OF the GfteeltA ainen4im6nt. some
difficulty arose as to the arrangements, and
tho better portion of the colorod people
Withdrew aitogeth her. THIS afternoon about
100 negroes Assem- bled and marched throngh
the streets. At Hancock and Chestnut
streets one OF the negrots lett tho procession
and went into grocery STORE and took
some money from the drawer. An alarm
was given, and Policeman Fowler attempt
ell to arr eat the man. Several negroes In
the procession inter Tered, and Fowler was
knock ell down three times. but was Lnaily
rescued by some Young men. who came TO
his assistance. force oil police, few
squares further on. arrested eight OF the
negroes. Tae others then commenced
throwing rocks at every white person on
the street, injuring more or fess some eish-
teen or twenty men and women. Aona, how
ever dangerously. The policemen again
rallied anu arrested several more pagroes.
i'he procession then disifanded. " meet.
ing OF the more respectable negroes will be
held 10. ht, ,snd 1t IL rumorsd thattroubla
will ensue between the two factions.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-21
the Ecadsn:. RatIr0ass-s ssas WORKS =,

To EE LOCATED IN READ,rG-THE WORK IN
HAED-To EE IN OF r.E >TIoN IN TWO MONTHS
-pETKoLKUM GAS FOR THE CARS.
The management OF the Reading Railroad
Company have decided 10 build their own
GAS works, aud it is 10 be located in this
,orts and building the gssometer has been
placed iu tho hands or the mechanical de-
partinent o! the Reading shops, and in two
months from the present date the gas works
will be 10 active operation.
General Superintendent Wootten has de-
cided to locate the works 10 the North 6ll
al est hollow between the car shops and
the new passenger depot, and The foreman
OF the iiiOMinat,ng department., Mr.. Phii-
lIppt, will bavs it's constructioH in charge.
The rst0rts will he cast III This city. Tue
Reading Raiirosd hss been paying the
| Reading Gas Company 50 per thousarld d
| feet and their annual Eaynlents for gas
reached ten thousand dollars for this city
| alone. The new wotks will manufacture
| petroleum gas when Ia cheaper and better
| 10 every particular. A one. loot burner viii
measure from l6 to IL candle lights. Mfr
Philiippi has been visiting several point,
where the petroleum gas is made and usee
and he pronounced it by fs E. preferable TO thu
| coal gas made in this aud other cities. III,
| Will have arranged an instrument at tn,
new works by which the city gas can at al
ttimes be tested and compared with tb
compauy's gas.-ReddtnI .F1ofe.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-21

II I Boy ATTAtKEp by LToN.-ln the Court
OF Common Pleas, Saturday, an order was filed
for a suit against Adam Ferepaush for DANA
pes, by .It. Hack counsel Tor Catharine ii, IN
Mag, next LEND of Henry Hcrnning. for inju-
riss inflicted upon her son by lien belonging
TO his exhibition while passing through balti
more street. The order was soon afterwards
countermanded, hoWeye Mr. Ferepaugh having
paid the boys mother who is a Widow, SHIN
of money which was satisfactory. The boy, ii
is 1Id, was not seriously injured. Baksmore
Sup.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-21
8CCiEiGo.
MKKrINea rnIs kvxNINa.

Washington Lodge. No ], + A.. at Hall
Second and King streets
. Asylum Lodge, No 23. o O +. at Odd Fell
lows Hail, Third and KING streets
Good Intent Division, No 5, s Of 7, at Hall
Fifth and Market streets.
Humanity Circle, II u C A, Hall 5O4 Market
street. +s T. '
Lincoln Lodge, No 3, n of L, at Knights of
Pythias Hall, 2ll Market street
Washington Division, No ), of Filth and
Market streets u,
Amerissa Star lodge, No l, G F, at @ ood
Fellows Hall, Third and Market streets.
Fidelity Temple. No. l, True Tempiars. at Hall
cor. of 7th and Spruce streets !.
American Star Lodge, No.l, /. o. of u. T., now
meets, in lae AeClary Bailding. ,.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-21
stray Waits.

beautiful weather to-day.
There were twelve dodgers at the City Hall
cells iastnishs- - :
Tho proceeds of the Trigss concert amouuted
to nearly $1,000.
Mutual and Brandywine Loan Associations
meet tins evening.
Attend the great sale of paintings this after
noon aud evening, at No. t'a' Market street,
The best and cheapest job printing IN tho city
is doue At the GAZETTE printing rooms, No. 4l6
Market street.
Through trains OF Pallman cars, between New
York and Washington, have. commenced run.
ming. they pass through this city at l2;tO and
,2;5i Z. NJ going north and south.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-21

TRA 40 TO he ReINsTATED.-M Morris Car
berry, VINO was recently removed from the
poiica force for conduct uni scomIng an Of
tieer, is endeavoring 10 he reinstaied. PIE
has presented 10 the Mayor, . petitien for
his reinst atement, signed by mum ber; ;oi
prominent bank official. aud leading citi-
zsns. With the exception OF the occ lsipn
which resulted In his removal, MI. .Carberry
ever proved himself a faithful and efficient
officer. and his reinstatement would not be
n had IDEA.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-21

The BArrIsr CRY MIssroN.-Iast night, at
the Secoud Baptist Church, a meetnS of the
Baptist City Mission was held. The following
officers were elected
President Washington Jones.
Vice President Brounstcine.
Sccretary-John 9albraith.
lreasurcr-Wm. IL. Gregg.
Ihe report OF the Elm. street Baptist Church.
the only church under charge of the Mission, was
read. 1t showed the" institution to be in -four
ishing condition as regards mem mbership and So
cial Standing, with excellent prospects for increas-
cd influence and usefulness in the future.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-21

BEING REMovED.-The. Harlan e Hoi-
iingsworih Company's present office. at the
corner OF Water and Vests streets, has to
be removed, IN order to accommodate the
widening of Water street and this morning
the work OF removal commenced. new
aud handsome irame Office has been erected
to tho west of the machine shop, and some
distance back :om tho street, into which
the furniture and effects ofthe old office
will be removed.