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Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-09
The Worlds Show Of p. Z. Darnum,
on the 9Th.


It II probable that p. 4. Barpum has
reapsd sufficient fame and fortune to satisfy
even his "vaulting ambition ,"but his spirit
Of enterprise, as collector and exhibitor OF
every animate and inanimate novelty up
on which he can lay his fAr-reaching hand,
seems as uncomfortable rs the restlessness
OF the Wandering Jew, and keeps him 10
'the tented field" where he towers the
CHOSEN knight of Marvel-Iiand-saas pear
ct sans Tsproche. Hence the sAnouncemen:
that his Great Travelling Worlds Fair end
colossal combination Of twenty superior
shows In one will give morning, aftsrnoou
and evening exhibitions hero on Thursday,
the 18th inst.
1t is not our purpose to moralizs over the
idiosyncracies Of this wonderful manager
Individually greater marvel than his en-
tire vast collection and We need but remark
that he is modern peaceful Alexander,
| sighing Tor more worlds of wonder to con
quer. The later fruits of his future seek
Ing campaigns, In every olime and country
from the mysterious Isles of tie fat Pacific
TO the art museums of Europe. ARE partially
summarized In the advertisement eisewh here
which will be eagerly perused and. from the
universal experience elsew here. II ID safe tt
presume, more eagerly acted upon by every
one of our readers, land all the rest Of man
kind"
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-09
Poverty OF the Blood.

IL tie blood be thin and watery tia whole sygtsm
IL iupoTe Terished. The flesh IL habby, the musclel
lack hardness, the nerves relaxed. the internal
organs but mperfectly perform their functions. the
brain - inert and in short the entire body il only
half alive. The stomach is mainly respbnsihls FOL
this wretahed condition Of the human machine.
Stimulate and tone that organ with Hostetter'
stomach Bitters. and a marked change for the bet
ter will soon be apparent. The result of improving
the digestion with this potent and genial tonic will
be the conv erson of the food into rich pure blood
and as the blood Is the raw materials from which
desh, muscle. brain. npne. and every membrane
tissue and hsament OF the body are manufactured
all those components Of the material frame will bt
gradually regenerated and invigorated. Thu L
sound doctrine and it Is sustained BY the logic .
iact5 apr9tO IL
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-09
The Temperance Nov enient.
ASorHFR MEETING OF THE WouENs TEN =
PRkANcE UNION.

ASorHFR MEETING OF THE WoNENs lEA-
RREANcE UNION,
Yesterday afternoon, in the Delaware Ave
nue. Baptist Chnrch, another meeuIR oi me
Women's Temperance I MON was heiu' .ne
President Mrs e. W. Smith, In the char. Inc
meeting was the largest anu uost sph"e" Ses
held.
A written request tor the prayers ct those
present In behalf of an erring husband, was
presented and read.
After q season OF silent prayer, pray ers were
offered by two ladies', one of whom reiefreo
particularly to the husband above referred 10.
Miss Annie Sampie, from the Business Com-
mittee presented Constitution, which was
read, and after few verbal alterations, adopt
| ed.
| In presenting this Constitution, MISS Semple
said that during recent visit to Philadelphia
she was greatly impressed with the prscueA
and effective character of the temperance
| work performed in that city. In the last two
months over 400 drinking saloons have beer
closed, almost BY silent means, without the aic
of large meetings, but ny quiet, earnest ano
persistent effort.
1t was agreed that the test OF membershiI
Of the UGion should be the signing OF I'M
second resolution adopted at the last meeting
and of the third also If the slgners be wiling
The resolution are as follows
Cd We solemnly pledge ourselves TO ab
stain from the use of all Intoxicating AM
matt liquors and wine and cider as beaver
age and for culinary purposes
All we will not patronize business mer
II procers and Others whom we know to be dea
ears in intoxicating liquors for other than me
ldicinai and mechanical purposes, or those
who have signed the petitions for licenses
drinking places. zo,i
The names of ReSs j. Q. Sybherd, }. kelt
man and A. Il. Davis were reported as bein
added to the Ministers pledges.
Mrs Rowland, Mrs. Gregg Chandler an
MISS Annie 'Semple we're appoined comm
J tee to prepare further pledges.
The Vigilance Committee was requested
inject at 2O'clock this afternoon for the purro'
OF deciding upon plans OF action.
The meeting then adjourned to meet 9
" Weauesday afternoon next, ut o'clock, IN II
Hanover Presbyterian Church.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-09

CRLEBRATIoN.-DelawaIe Council, No. 2, .. l..
A Nj last evening, celebrated the 9Th anniy ersaIy
ot its existence. Alter private session of about
twenty minutes, participated In only by members
of the Council, the doors were thrown open to
the public, and in a few minutes very fair audi
ence had assembled, considering the Indictment
weather. The entertainment was varied, consisting
OF music both vocal and instrumental, comic aud
sentimental, aud addresses were delivered by sew
eral prominent gentlemen both In and out Of the
order, by which the audience was enlighted to
consideiabls extent upon the merits Of the order,
and its rapid progress In this country during the
past few years The choir OF Scott NJ. E. Church
vera present and added greatly to the entertain
msnt by some excellent sacred music
Joseph l.. Liilgore, Esq, who was one of the
speakers, In the course OF eloquent and fervid
| address referred to the contemplated centennial
| anniversary celebration of American lndepend.
enee, and to the appropriateness OF the American
| Mechanics, particularly those of Delaware, doing
all in their power to aid the celebration. At ths
close of his remarks he offered the following pre-
| amble and resolutions:
| WHRRKAs.-The order of the United American
Mechanics is preeminsnty OF a patriotic character
and WHERRAs, the coming Centennial of the ma
tons birth the proper time tor the order to dis
play its unselhsh patriotism and show to the worl
our devotion and love for our land of our birth
therefore,
Rssolred. That we, the American Mschanics G
| Wilmington, in mass meeting assembled do mos
heartily approve OF The project Of an lnternatiou
al exhibition In Philsdelphia and be 1t furtt
ler
Resolred, That We immediately proceed to tn
organization OF an aesociation to be known MS tn
United American Mechanics Centennial Associ.
ton OF Delaware.
The preamble and resolutions were adopte
unanimously, and future meetngs will be held
further the organiz aston OF the proposed Center
nial Association.
The o,her addresses were made by Joshua Ma
II L. Nv Ill r.
leading members Of the Order. They were ali
| an interesting character.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-09
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.

FL0UR.-There was less doing to-day, but prices
are nrmer. Sales of 1900 barrels, including extra
at $6a6 So spring wheat extra family at 81 5oa 6o
winter wheat do. de. at 81 50as 25 and high grades
at IS 50ae D. Rye Flour sells ut O. 621a4 6111. In
Corn Meal nothing doing.
0RAIN-The mov ements in wheat are light.
SaeSof 300 bushels red at 81 5Sa1 81 amber at
u 10al q. and No. spring ut 81 60 Rye COM
mandsesc, Corn is in good request, and 500 bush,
els yellow sold at SIC Oats are in fair request. and
dvo0 bushels Pennsylvania and W estern white sold
at t2aiic. The receipts to day follows: 4ssl
bbls. Flour. II 900 bushels Wheat. 23.300 bushel.
Corn, % loo bushels Oats, 4'4 bbis. Whisky.
SEEDS.-Cloyersood continues in fair demand
9s1aiOle. Er prime and choice, Timothy il IN
changet. The last sale was at S per bushel. Flax
seed IS in demand BY the crusher3 ut 81 21 BUSH
WhlSkf.-5 bbls of Western iron bound sOl>
tS7c. GALLON
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-09
Stray Wuits.

Strny w airs.
Tho Historical Society meets this evening at
IA o'clock.
Star and Y iouug Meps i.oan Associations meet
this evening.
The City Council will meet in regular weekly
session tonight.
There were twentyseyen dodgers at the City
Hail cells last night.
President Shortledge announces the Board Of
umn. a ~
Owing to the disasreeabte weather this morn
ing, j. NJ. AoIston's sale Of cowsat Hare's Cor
nsr has been postponed until tomorrow morning
at 10 o'clock. a ...5. .r
Every one wishing 10 make beautiful pres
ent or ornament their house tastefuly, would
do well to attend the sale OF Italian marble
ware-Vases, Urns, Figures, DC, Low ON ex
hibition at No. Cos Market street, TO be sold al
aution sale, without reserve, commencing this
! Thursday evening, April sab, at ~ O'Clock.
q. GIQyANNoSNI & Go,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-09
sooiGlGs.
MEETINGS THIS EVENING

jefferson Lodge, No. 2. l. o. @ + at Odd
Fellows Hall, Third and King.
Keokuk Tribe, No. 3, l. o. R NJ, at Red Men s
Hall, AIS Market street.
Wilmington Division, No l, s. of T., at Sons
Of Temperance Hail. McClary Building. Market
st. above 9th.
Wilmington Council, No. /, q. u. A. NJ, at
Mechanics' Hall. PIG King street.
Hope Council, No. ., Jr q. L. A. NJ, at Hall
Fifth and Market streets.
Lady Washington Home Car2puniou, at 50i
Market street.
Clayton lodge, No. 4. Il. Of T., at Knights ol
P7tbias Hall, I'll Market street.
Eden Lodge, No "a. l o OF. at ODD Fellows
Hall, I'D and King SITS.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-09

INQUEST Last night Coroner WinSlo W
held an inquest in Tho case of Adam oDie,
Who Killed himself by jumping from the top
of Stoecklos ; beer SALOON, Tuesday afternoon.
After hearing testimoney in regard to the al :
fair the jury rendered u verdict that the de
ceased came to his death by jumping or iaii-
ing from the roof of Stoeckle's saloon While
suffering from lit of temporary INSANITY.
Koble's remains were taken 20 iSaitiIose,
last evening in charge of his brother. John
h oble.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-09

TIE STATE LiNE RAILROAD AD.-.i eSterdAS
afternoon the surveying party for the propos :
ed state lime Ralrosd passed some hours ~
.sfesling' their way in the upper porroa OF
our boyouGh, running across the West ohes1er ta.
as near the borough water basin. We learn
that the grade is about a3 feet, while at tn the
southern limits of the town is 81 feet me
corps has not as yet surveyed beyond the
County Aims HOUSE, L0eat Asse'.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-09

SCHOOL ELKCTIoN.-The School Election on
Saturday, resulted as follows tor Smyrna: IN
Districts Nos. g and 107 Mr.. Johns school NJ r.
Geo. w. Taylor was elected Commissioner and
a tax of 81 800 was voted, same as last year.
In districts Nos. 3 and -, (Ar. Pennewills
school Mr.. WIN. A Cnmmins was elected
Commissioner and 81, 400, 500 less than last
year, voted for school purposes The dividends
from the State School Fund, willlncrease these
taxable amounts from $l60 to $40 for each
united district. The teachers remain as here
tofore-Mr. Isaac Pennewlll, Misses Maggie A
Hill and Maggie Wllds for No 3, and MI r. i.
Johns, Miss Lizzie Parrot and Mrs Nj. /,
SmltheTs for No s.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-09

LIE OF CHARLES SUxNER.--Mr. q. Il. Jeu-
kins, is now canvassing this city fer Subscribers
to work entitled, " The Life and Public Services
of Charles Summer, by the Rev. Elias Masor, au-
thor of the Life OF Hon. Henry Wilson, &c
&c. doubtless the political admreis of the late
Massachusetts Statesman, who reside in this city
will be glad OF an opportunity TO subscribe fol
this work. 1t is published at the low price Of
81 80 and :? 90, aud will be issued about he first
of MAY.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-09

. PocKEr PIoKiNo.-Joseph Owens. few days
ago, relieved VIM. Anderson of his pocket book,
while the two were occupying the same seat in a
railroad car, Ovens was arrested BY officer Brad
ford, tried before Mayor Sirnms, and held to bail
in the sum Of $500, TO answer the charge at tLs
next term of Court. In default OF bail he was
committed to New Castle
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-09

PzRsoNAL.-We received, this morning, SO
the Philadelphia City Item, who came down last
evening for the purpose OF attending Professor
Kruegers grand norsl reception, at the Masonic
Temple. We found him to be an accomplished,
genial gentleman, and courteous representative
Of the society whose doings he records. His re-
port OF the reception will appear in the next sun
day edition of the ITEM.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-09

SALR OF ROADS. In Lancaster county IA, tho
supervisors OF Fulton township, sell their roads
to the lowest bidder, to keep them in repairs Tor
the year, and il said the plan works very salts
factory. After six years trial the supervisors Of
the above nship make the following statement
in their handbl announcing tho sale after
six years experience with greatly improved roads,
We have been able to reduce the tax one HoWyona
dollars per annun, thus clearly demonstr rating
that our systeu OF mending roads, when impair
| TALLY carried out, is far preferable to the old
one
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-09
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NOTICES..
WISHING COMMITTEES or rue school.

VlsifINu COMMITTEES Of IiiE SCHOOL,
No. |. ". ). Hills. A Speaknau.
No.2. IL. Il. McInIire. |. +. JenkIu
" ;, Thomas Johnson. T.. Hu..ou.
!, Il. k. Robert, John falMst
- y. Il. Fern. Jr.
t, Il 4. lIeisler, ,lohu T.. Fre;s
- i. ". IL. Pierce. James VI ooua,
), Il. Y, Fralm. A. uiggius
:. Ct. +. Riee, Vi. b. 'tJt-tutU.
- 10, eharles Baird. \. Ruth.
II. lewis 2eblpY a. W Vernon
l.. james 4. Morrow, " n.Cu,h
" -. J. ii. MoCre L.. 4. iyuch.
It, John II. Ada.n L.. q. Bird
" l.. ii. NJ. jenkins v. }. MoIlo~
lo. (Howald school Lali &. Ina " , iiu
les Nj. b. S,ot.enLur.
.prj- L q. uukILlpD pDE. l-f..D
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-09

Too MICH ENdAokD.-Ihe COMMITTEE from
the Women's Temperance Union, who recent
ly visited DR.. Dio Lewis, at Philadelphia, for
the purpose Of inducing him to lecture here,
found the Doctor too full of engagements with
other cities, to name any dehnite time fer a
lecture here. He, however, promised to con-
slider the matter, and hold future correspon-
dence with the committee on the subject
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-09
NorI1f

To TdE hoIDKk3 or SEn LAsILL -olstt lvAS,
AAIt RISG ArEIL l.. ;.
The holder OF the above LoAn an hrret, Gotl
fed that the eyy Court have AuIhbrl ed the TO-
ne wal III the sauIe 10. ten years ifom Apfit lst.
314, and the new bou1s Iregisteredb in sun5 II
$500 and slvto have been left with Geaver Broth
er 4 Company, New Castle. who Are autlori.eI
to deliver The sans ia exchange fot the old boz
u. WATKINS,
aplG.Iw county Treasurer.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-09

TF You WANT A FINE IMPORTED aER
L lnan Singing Canals Bitd. go Ia W N.
GA ANpLEE'S, ell hatLs 4 sleet, aud buy ~
one lust 40. direct troui hurops. u large 4
in, i've of Sisily Canary, Hemp and kaps q ~
". u, CHANDLER. e
6ll &sfkst ssrsss,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-09

Caety Of Delaware, will meet this evening" in
regular session, ut ~ O'Clock. At this meet
ing arrangements win be made for securing
John O'Byrne, Esq, to deliver his lecture OH
'Old Ireland" on Tuesday evening, April 14th.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-09
LOCAL lNTRLL1oRNcE.

TnIoos CONCERT. Practice for male chorus
VIII commence this evening at half past
O'Clock, Ma1p. General rehearsal With orches-
Masonic Temple.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-09

DfssAxpzD.-Last evenlng, the Odd Fellows
General Aid Association, which was organic ed
last Fail, held . closing meeting, settled all &C.
counts and disbanded. During It's existence the
society expended over $500 ior charitable pur-
poses.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-09
rwoLIoMs AND a PAIR OF TIGERS

perform in Forepaughs Hippodome, besides
three trained elephants, q troupe OF dogs
and monkeys, GoatS. horses ponies, ostriehea'
and an 3, 900 pound unicorn.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-09
apIs-.s.9.l1
TutIJsrEE's Sale


By siras ofsr order os the orpaans Cou,t u
county. made the 18th day of February, A. D. 1871
win be expo.sa to sais b. way of Public Aastisn.
- THURSDAY the a0th day ofApRfi. A. D. ls7i
at eleven o'clock A. A.
i tb Auction Room of Joseph Miller IN he
T.. CoIneS OF Fourth and King streets In the Cit5
Vi wi min stan. The following dcscribed iardsssi
min min Sanders. deceased -'' " ~ 'A'e . '-'
No al th at certain lor OF Land III tLree sturr
ID s S5 S.s e..s S
iit county aud otats OF Delaware. and bound
sinaing at the North E.sts,iy of si1,h srd
Spruce strssts. thence Eottheriy with .he kaster
ss Ct SEs Ias' Tss Iss Il ss' 2 sss hsrse
middle ?i division sau nsl"een It's and the ad-
ljo.nins house > test to stake tasncs 6authsrly
NoItherly sde Of 81 tta street ana thence Ii eresy
Westerly - feet to the place ct Besinnins be the
| 80 g. all that certain lot ofIaud Situated il ,hs
y brick house thereon erected, described Hs
| as follows Beginning on the N6Tths.ly wv
side OF Fifth street between Poplar and III
9mesId streets T. ai the distance Of 9: feet trg@ he
thsncs Westerly PARALLEL slth Fifth Street il fesi
lLombsri erect - ieet to The NertEefy Nsiis g
Fifth street. and tnence along Firth stretr Essistis
fest to the Place ' OF beginning. be the contents
s;,,,n n Psss 81 lsss in Nm
=
laforesaih described - fellows Hsgiuuins a.
la white TAX en- the West side Ct Poul5on Mea-
dow thence North eleven degrees West, 32 pefche:
Ito White OAK. and thence South seyenty cix de-
igrees " est 10 perches 10 O corner Spanish ~Qak
lIhente South titeen degrees Mesl, peTehes toa
tcorner post ON Ihe North side of Ponlson's run
Thence by the several courses of the said 81
Ikastetly 20 perches 10 n Gumttre stAnlsns UnIh
south side or said run. III ence North Ghy-thres
Ideerees East perches 10 the place oi lie, nnla
containing within these bounds arres and yel
ches % land less. wiIh tue flee aa ttil
trsht of ingrey5 and esress TO and ttss srae
And il is ordered that the purchaser or Putehs 81.
1ther evi, be aud Npbs..r the ext turl iaIis
Efor New Castle ointy, that the Count may u
to h,nI. heI them, the lIenise old tl1r
said order. he. she or they With sufficient surety
sareties 10 he approved bl the Iourt entefIs In.u
recu nj to tue Stats To be taken ami aekaom
llleset in said CONT. III Il penal Sulu 10 be de
Itermned q b. the said Csuft with condition 10 pay
to the partes entitled. seNeIaily their eNecat0t
administrators assisns respectively, their inst
tIroport,onate esotths aid lurehasspnas n.
= Interest iron sneh tle The Cou! naS defei IL
IA manner and form Iua} by the dn v9lion ~ IN.
saii oourt We pre- eT,tei and l'poshtet IN sit
tditan. + - 81 rHN ~ .MN ,
Attendance " III be siyen aai terms a sale II adj
b lknaen Al Lhe time and place aforesaid /,
NlCluit 4. poNf, k:q.. Trustee.
Lrhy hts Attorney.
,ri Aart q. M. kAShGNAz.
Ill Clark utrhan'- coIIt
.t 4 NJ u.IL. .iu.ttpnetr. H.= eI
I AIr,t l.,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-09

NOTICR-Sharss tor sale in the Delaware. Mu
~ tuai. Wilmington and Diamond state Loan
Associations. at 81 ~ per share.
apr3tf gro. 4. MARIS. See'y.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-09
uttioEof1aL tlY I.L. ..rEAR.

= I EL &
WIIMtNG ZION, DRL.. April y, ls,4.i
The 1iders of City Warrants from NJ. to IA
inclusive. are hereby aotihed thaLl am prepare I
to rode eIn the same at my ONCE. No. East Sixth
Street. Interest frem No. los to No. li7 will be
paid to this date and cease hereafter, 1ntereu for
I'm paid warrants fo- which notice OF Tedemp ption
has heretofore been given, VIZ: iTo III No. TO lei
ceas eI February ..h, ls.4) -
kRASCI3 VINCENT,
apr6 l2t. City Treasurer.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-09
AUCTIONIcER.
Lehigh and Wilkes barre CoaI Co.
SPECIAL. CARD.

Nstake pleasure In iuforIliuZ our patrons thht
We have secured the
SOLE AGENCY
for the sale Of the Lehish and Milk.Sbafrs t.a!
Co 3 Coal. in this city. rhit Will enable uste Hit
orders promptly for Coal ia the Coiisfie u 'LiS
Company. Including
OLD COMPANY LRHlGh.
ROOM El&,
H0NEY Ekooh,
wnkkSEARRE \ PLY MuG1M COAL.
We are afforded esreeial rra'iheeti"n b., cur
ability to announce that up"h opening oi nSi
Nagisation, about tpril \, Ne 'Lh iarni'h that
ltime ilvorits
SHAWNEE LEHlCh,"
At SGHlNLkILL PRICES. This eoai Nc recoai.
mend unhesitaIinsty a. auret,"t 10 any coal
that can be offered IN th,s market. either for
Steam, Manuta rturins or Family purposes. .
Our large sale enable at ~ All iues u cell Al
CHARLEb MARINER 4 CO,
March aoth, 1873, dig Market St. What.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-09
PUBLICSzLES.
SALE
STATUAkRY,

AT AUCTION AT no. COS MARKET STREET,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-09

By virtue of az order Q! the Orphans Cou,t of
the state VI Delaware. Ia and tor New Castle
county. made he 18th day Of February, A. D. Isl!
will be e1Dossa 10 sais b. way Of Public Austien.
~ THU RSDAY. the :ott day ofApRTi. A. D, Is7i
- al nl1InaL A A
The New York herald., 1874-04-17

: xS
-
: . 'H4Ez R}EiiAny 4 ! HAnE A. Bp HAAS
Nv CASTELAR,,
J. McENTEE,
4 = hsa1fHfhe AhTntR PARTON,
O. t. iiE56N1al i52alzD MORAN,
". HokBEET1nN5 e TT1nN5xrsos
M. J. HEADE.
WiLLIIM DE HAAS,
,., j. C. 1HOM,
j. f. NESfshsiHt " I. RICHARDS,
MISS BRiDGEs,
j. D. SMILE
vERboEcKHovEN,-
soSsSfTz ds5AahfE5zazo. sAhEza
NoTERaANN,..
MARCHETTL
LAMBERT.
LASsALLE
MAGNUS,
DUvAL.
COOMANS
DELoBBE,
CAILLE,
A 0"ia iRaouGERoN.
zuhsR BUTLER,
MADoU,
HARDY
MANY DEscHAMps. ohAi'Ihi :
The entire collection on FREE EXHIBITION DAY
and EVENING. .at the soMERvILLE GALLERY, 81 Fifth
avenue, where they win be sold on the evenings of
WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY and FRIDAY, April r.
2s sndA
r, soARRYILLE Apcponeer.
The New York herald., 1874-04-17
OUR SCOTTISH REGIMENT.
Parade Of the Seventy-Ninth and Pre-
sentation Of the Gatling Gun Prize.


"Gallant Draw John Hielandmanf was in his
glory yesterday. The prize Gatling gun oGered py
the inventor was won at the shooting match az
Creedmore some time ago py tas team Of the
Seventy-ninrh regiment, y. G. 5. n. y, and the
presentation took place yesterday afternoon. The
regiment turned out in fun strength and paraded
the city under command OF MAJOR Laing. They
were reviewed by Mayor Havermeyer and the few
members OF the Common Council who were able to
get notice or the invitation. Long before Iour
O'Clock P. NJ, the hour appointed Tor the review,
tile 'tcoigns or vantage IN front OF the
City Hall were all occupied by specta-
tors anxious TO see the military display.
The Seventy y-nnth is the Scotch regiment
OF the National Guard, and its members turned
out in Its picturesque uniform of Gengary cap
blue tunc, plaid KIT and hose, philabeg. dirk. clay
more and Invisible 'breeks.n 1t was hal!-past i've
O'Clock before the command arrived in 'front.' or
the city Ham, where they were waited upon by q
large crowd. Kept in good order Dy a lorce or
polce, under command Of Captain Leary. The
blare OF the band brought out Mayor Hayemeyer,
accompanied by Aldermen Van Schack, Norris
Gilon and Billings. The regiment halted and was
formed in open order line on the espldnade IN
front OF the Hall, where they were inspected by
the Mayor and the other reviewing city officials,
who, with General G. d. Dunn, OF Governor Dix's
stan and DR.. Calling, inventor OF the
gum walked through the ranks as much
after the manner OF military connolsseurs they
knew how. In the centre OF the line was the
which sat handsome old veteran OF the seventy
ninth. IL was drawn By two gray horses, assisted
by four beautiful shetland ponies. led by bright
looking SC ttish lads in Highland costume. When
the command had come TO parade restn and Its
commanding officer had saluted the reviewing
officials. DR.. Gatllng, standing beside the Mayor,
took on his hat and said:-"ln the name OF The
Gatling Gun Company | present this gun to the
placed in worthy hands l snail say no noren
And then the splendid linlbed regiment marched
past IL good order and disappeared up Broadway