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once hours: to 3. n, II TO StO D. NJ.
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under st. Cloud Hotel. Sel-6t
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EVENING CLASSES In Latin, Greek. English
Grammar, PhOnOErHphy, Mathematics, and Sacred
History, commencing September Il.
Glasses open to all.
Free Reading-Room and Circulating Library.
Daily Prayer-MeetIngs at 12:I5, 0 anisp. IN.
Sabbath Evening Services at the Rooms at 8
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WE WELCOME ALL.

E~OFFICE OF THE COMMISSION.
rs ERS OF THE FREEDMAN'S SAVINGS
AND TRUST COMPANY, WASHINGTON, D. c.,
July - 1s4.-NOtice Is hereby given to all persons
other than deposltors who may have claims against
the FFeedmzh's Savings and Trust Company or
any OF Its branches, that they are called upon to
present the same, and to make legal proof thereof
to the Commissioners of said company, at their
ONCE, No. 1907 Pennsylvania avenue, Washington,
D. G.
Pass books. when properly adjusted, will be
deemed sufficient proof Of the balances shown 10
be due thereon. Depositors Will therefore present
which they were Issued as soon as possible that
they nay be properly verified and balanced.
JOHN A. J. CRESWELL,
ROBERT PURVIS,
r. II. T. LEOPOLD,
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Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-25
s EC0ND EDITI0NE
POLICE GASES.
A GARD OF THANKS
SHERIFE'S SALES---&C.
POLICE CASES.

INTERFERING WITH AN oFFICER-cRUEL TO
HoRSEs-THEFT OF PISTOL.
owen Hannum, living over Eleventh St bridge,
oN some cows, which frequently annoyed Mi.
John Jackson by trespassing on his premises
Aecordineiy, ON suadsy me ratas last, hssecured
the assistance of officer Hope, and started TO
drive the cows 10 the pound. Alter crossing the
bridge they were oyertaken by Owen, Patsey and
Thomas hannumf xnaplaFee ctowa,- who inter
| ferred with them to such an extent rs TO allow
the to get away. The three hannums
weie afterwards afterwards arrested on charge
OF interfering with officer III the discharge Of
bis duty, aud held TO bail IN the sum OF $500
| each, 10 answer the charge at the next term of
| Court.
| Jas. Graham, the late driver OF the Fame Hose
| Company, was tried last evening on the charge
oil overdriviug The horses in his charge, on the 10th
inst. ,lhavlng started from this city ut hall past
five In the morning, without feeding the animals,
with furniture load Of passengers, when
they visited Newark aud other places, and re-
turned to the stables of the Company about seven
o'clock, leading the horses by the head. lie put
them up threw some feed in the trough, anC
! hastily left. Some of the members, supposiDe
that something was wrong, examined the horseT
When they discovered that one OF them refused
tb eat the feed. They Immediately called ia DR.
! | Fowler, who ut once stated that the horses ha'
I been oyerdrven, aud set about mluistering l.
u u their relief Que OF them, however, died abou
Inionight. A ost.mortem examination wa
4 Ipads when jhe horse was found TO be iu 600
q health, and that hi, death was produced by ex
haustlon.
"a The abov, facts were fully proven hy compe
n lent witnesses, and in default Of $1,000 bail, CIR
q ham was committed to New Castle, to answer Il
q charge at the sxt term OF Court. ys
r. Janes Dtlfa, aiftw dtys ago dhfingi sIigl
Alteration, toek pistol from Arrah l.. pagl
and refused to return the same. lie was ttlt
n Tor the otieuce, and held to bail IN the OF Sou
-, TO answer the Charge ut the next term OF Court
IL Ill
III Dixon, colored, during alterca ton with h
u husband, Thomas Dixon, picked up brick
Is. throw at him. At this interesting juncture ofIc
Of Whelan came along and took Eliza up to
in City Hall cells. This morning she was tried, al
n req uired to pay costs besides giving bail IN l
en- sum of 500, to keep the peace.
One cas-, OF drunkenness was hded fifty Gel
= and costs.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-25
..FIRSTEDITION.,
Sussex County Notes
COAL FROM THE LEH1aH.
Drowning Case and Other Local News.
From Millsboro.
PROGRESS OF THE NEW RAILRoAD-Tow N
IMPROVE CROPS, g..

PROGRESS OF THE New RAILRoAD-FowN
IMPRovEMRNTs-THE CROPS. &c.
Of the Gazette.
MILLsBoRo, DEL, June 23i, 1874.
Yesterday morning the iron OF the Break
water and Frankford Railroad wis laid to
the proposed depot for this place, and about
O'clock the engine passed by or across the
street. .AI,night the iron was laid about
three .ourths OF mile below the depot. The
contractors laid nearly mile during the
day An engine II this place sounds loud.
w have some people In and around here
that have never seen an engine. some of our
Oldest Inhabitants say they never expected
to see anything OF The kind. How easy 1t is
for people to be surprihed.
Our rpeople here are beginning to repair
their old buildings and some are building
new houses. Joseph II. Barker has lately
moved into his new Two story house. David
| Steel also hes completed aud moved into
his new house. John Elliott has mad'
| some repairs in and outside of his new
home and Is going 10 paint 1t also Mrs
Sallie Black has put new roof on he
| house. A. ID. Johnson has painted his
house inside and out. Mr.. George w
johnson has the lumber tor u new house
and in n few days the carpenters viii
| commence work. The lumber Tor neS
school house ~ nu the school house lot.
The p. +. Church is nearly finished. Th
| repairs were commenced about two year
ago, and for some cause, ! suppose hnan
cially, the work has been detained uni
the present: The piasterers are at wor
and IN lew weeks suppose It will b.
ready for service. There are also sever,
other suitable improve ments going on her
thinx Millboro is Improving more {
present than it has for several years. NJ
Ia. Z. Morris has laid out several lots
town, which he proposes to sell for bnilt
, inx lots, near the depot, 10 feet front
| 10 feet deep.
As yet there has been very little sa
hero about politics.
Strawberries have disappeared. There al
| not many in the business here, nut in
lew years, / think there will plenty
them. Heretofore It has bee u too Tar to la
them TO the depot.
Wheat Is ready for harvest and loo
| we'll. Coru also looks we'll on high groun
A but loy. swampg ground. wherei 1t has .
been planted long, some not more than U
N u Wortle berries are Iipening and Will
3 ipped from here ibis week. There ID
good crop OF them aud other berries.
| peaches there will be none TO ship.
s,..na, .a...... MILES BO no
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-25
stray Waits.

City Council meets tonight.
Pic-nics and excursions are now the order OF
the day.
Senators Bayard and Salisbury have return
ed from Washington.
complete line of Infants clothing can al
ways be found at Franks oil Market street.
Tonight the regular monthly meeting OF
Workingmen's Loan Association will be held
The fall term Of the Taylor Academy will
commence September 9Th, 1874. See adver-
tisement.
John l. .Gouley IL making arrangements for
the Brandywine NJ. l.. Church excursion tC
Cape May and Atlantic City.
The Directors ofthe Delaware Railroad Com
pany have declared the usual semi ANNA
dividend OF per cent. on the capital stock
| The proposed amendment to the Delawar
| Constitution, in reference TO an enactment of
General incorporation Law win be tonnd else
where.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-25

A CoLoREp LAW STHpEHT.-John ": na
dem tHn in this this state, recently graduated at the
% Howard University washington. D. {: he ne
proposes to return in the Fall, and enter ,.Ii, the
then settle in Wilmington and practice his pro
fession. We opine there will be- quite New sun
when he applies for admission 10 tue NC"
CeTt,s ThssdSy s evening at meeting Of colotea "a
nsonIe' who had assembled for the purpose M OF
bearine Soiourner Truth. young MIR. th Ea.o,'
was .ea,nf ca,isS for and respondedat some length
lie s' severely eve criticised the weak Eneea al !,
ton Of Major Iofand IN Congress, on tte =, r.
vii rights 6ill and SAID sss IL Wossu than such :
1 send q Democrat 10 congress ''A"
l man.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-25

,rom the agent in This city. copy Of the Nus.
trated edition of the Pennsylvanis nsaH SaansifpI
Summer Excursion Routes .aantsininS a1tsn @ a list
little book, finely illustrated xssoS.s reached by
Gb p %s is connecting s;aaa Dss
tcseIs Round Trip excursion tickets to
Of these are sold at reduced ts
from June lst toOet: lst K t Bows aosnt nj for for
Wilmington Reading H. dspOi; = sS1 III infor
tniS Sn NY Z. those Interested. Tickets are solo
a uia tHe Wilmington 4 Reading Ralirosa sne
wa wa stso Al nj. train on this road conneSts
closely she civ at Coatesville with the Niagara En-
| nreSs,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-25
THIRD EDITION.
AFFAIRS At THES CAPITOL
Success ola Delaware Student
A New Mill at New Castle.
From Dover.
THE MARCH OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF AN
OLD LANDMARK-cRoP NOTES
PERSONAL, &c.

THE MARCH OF IMPRovEMRNT-REMovAL OF AN
OLD LANDMARK-cRoP NOTES
Personal, &c.
Special to the GAZETTE
DOVER, Del, June "a, 1874
Since the closing of the exercises Of the Con-
ference Academy everything seems 10 be quiet at
the capital save the daily cry Of more mort and
brick, emauatng from the busy brickaysrs en-.
gagged upon the various improvements now in
progress. In this connection | would state that
one of the old landmarks Of Dover has. partially
disappeared. refer to the "Od Elm" in front
of the State House. On Saturday last 1t was
shorn OF some of its superhuous branches in or
der that better view Of the new and handsome
building may be afforded. The general impres-
sion seems to be That this ancient tree was plant
ed III 1901 hence 1t has stood the storms of many
winters. and trust it will be long time before
| the woodmans will disturb il.
| Farmers in this neghborhood now busily
engaged in hayiug. The crop, this year, proves
| to be 4 heavy cne, which makes the farmers
hearts glad. The wheat crop will also be large
and OF superior quality. In fact our farmers
are in good spirits at the tine prospect ahead
May they not be disappointed.
The little founding which was found
lof the trains of the Delaware Railroad, some
months since, and adopted by Que Of our kind
hearted families, died on tuesday evening"
Il Nothing further in regard 10 its unnatural pa
rents has been discovered
| Senator salisbury reached home this evening,
looking none the worse for breathing the foul and
lcorrupt atmosphere OF W ashngton. Tfuly the
t people OF THIS country arc to bo congratulated
upon the adjournment Of Congress. The ques.
ton IS, Of what benefit has the session ust ciosed
), been to the honest people OF the country 1t is
d easily answered absolutely none. May We never
,, look upon the like again.
| The political cauldron has not yet commenced
% to boil in this section of the State We still once
n n while find a Republican who IS silly enough
% 10 believe that the Democracy will be wiped out
'r this State next fall lopine that these hopeiai
e chaps will inquire, after the election, where the
ID thunder struck.
iel DR.. West, the butcherer Of Cooch Turner, Is
still boarding at the hotel de Williamson. His
Is health is good and he appears to be hopeful OF
soon again breathing the fresh air outside lie /;
certainly laboring under mistake. as but few
believe that Gov. Ponder will disgrace himself by
letting such monster loose upon the commu
uitv.
The closing exercises OF Wyoming lnstitnl
takes place Friday evening next. judging
from the programme, 1t will prove an interestin
oI affair. That institution is in prosperous condi
We ton.
rs The loundling which was left on train on th
aS Delaware Railroad, lew weeks ago, died las
night, at the residence Of Mrs. Thomas Dough
erly, near Dover. Mrs Dougherty had adoI
, = ted the infant H.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-25

FoR Edward Tstnall, lr., Isi'
,,;s c;,v On Tuesday norpiny, for trip to Col
S orado To- his object beiug the Improvement Of his
SiaI Soa,,h Tie 6ss been sufisriug somewhat from =
a Srouehi.i ,fieetsa. sqd ke has been Jed p hope
IIos Nv air of he West may possibly lead
H. s,sdielion OF the disease. Should hia hopes
70 ,ns bs reassd he may remain in',hs ter.
=. o;,orw wear or mole. We wish him pleasant
.y TN md ssle return TO his homs'in our city.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-25

SAD DROWNING CAsH.-About halt past ten
o'clock, yesterday morning, Mr.. James hiTk'
watchman at James Riddle, Son q Cos, ma,lsii
other parties, went out boating. Inc Dost Een,.
INTO a swift current, aud was being swept
toward the dam, when Mr.. Kirk caught a' a a
small bridge crossing the race with view 10
check the speed of the boat, but instead was
himself dragged out into the current under me me
tiood oates. His body was recovered on tue
other side, but HE was already extinct. ,
Deceased was man of 90 or 90 years anu
leaves wife and three or four children, VINO
are deprived OF the means Of support by nls
sudden death All the kothers IN the ooat es'
Eoroner WInslow held an inquest in the ev-
eulng when verdict of accidental dro"iht
was rendered. ,ho
Since the above was in type we learn 'na M
MIR. Kirk did not fall into the stream, ou
jumped in after little girl who had fallen ou
of the boat He succeeded III rssculng tue g''
| bat 1oat Lislife ia the attemPt.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-25

ALFRED WALTON. Druggist. No. 233 Markkst
in general thai he keeps hand all descriptions o.
medicines, aud that competent person Il al A.,
tars and Thai no charge is made pit the regular
prce Of the msd .ines the same price US they would
CAV anywhere else; but that No one Is visited AZ
hair asidnee3
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-25

At Baltimore yesterday the Grand Jury
found true bill against Samuel w. McDon,
aid for the wilful murder of Berry Ames. and
indicted Henry Galibart and William Clafk
as acceSSaTieS.
Two men named Cronnman and WeTsteln,
quarrelled in q saloon at Newark, ON Iuesoay
evening when Wernstein stabbed Grohnman
in the head, inf,ictlng n wound which may
prove fatal
The democrats of the twenty second con-
gressional dlstrc of Pennsylvania have noln-
mated j. II Hopkins for Congress.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-25
Forthe Gazette.
CARD FROM SAM'L {. PEtRC L.
CunIsr1ASA HID, June oath,

CuRIsTIANA HID, June 2ithi 1874.
C. F. Johnson, Esq, Editor Gazette
Dear Sir-It fully endorse the nomination OF
Richard Groves, fora Coroner, and will give
him my support. would also return my thanks
TO those who supported me, and would say
that will be candid aate~again in 1876.
SAMURL. &. PIERCE.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-25
Weather REPORTS.

WASHINGTON, June 20, A. NJ.
PRoBABur,Es-For the Middle States and the
eastern portion of the lower lake region, gener-
ally clear and continued WARM weather during
the day, with light, variable winds and slight
changes in the barometer
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-25

air. OF MosEy.-Las. sveslug, at the Si1-
~ s;x,h monthly meeting Of Gsrm.nia MA Loan sn
R.sociatlon, $1,000 sold at ~ esnts. ssvV " 0s
sso1 Al So. $4,000 al 60 and $1,000 y d.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-25

ELEcT1oN OF OFFICERS night, at reg
ular meetisg Ct Hope Lodge, No. 23, /. o. Q. f.
the following officers were elected toserve the en-
suing term,
NG- Elmer Barry.
NG.-E. T.. Patton.
X S-Joshua L. Blythe.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-25

SHERIFF's SALES Sheriff Armstrong Will sell
at public sale, on Saturday, the lth oi July At
the Lafayette hotel, the AIaencan House, sitasted
at the corner OF Seveath At d w alnut sts formerly
belonging 10 William q LOVE, andpow occupied
by franklin Sawoon
lie will also sell at the same time and place tue
brick dwelling at the corner Of Fourth and wal
nut streets. belonging to the Bakers Union oil '"'s
city.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-25

SHIPMENT OF CARS. To-day the JseAson ~
Sharp Company shipped one passenger car AMI
one baggage and smoking car 10 .oxiord' ra'' ior
the Beach Bottoln kailroal. -
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-25

NEW MILr.-At New Castle, work has now
commenced on the third mill TO be erected by Tue
lasker Iron Company, Itwlli be absut the same
size AZ the other lwo,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-25

A DELAWARE STUDENT AT PRIScEToS.-At
tile Princeton College examinations, Tuesday,
the MacLean prze, loo, was won by James rsn-
newill, OF Dover, Delaware. He also took aSoto
medal ior proficiency ia scholarship.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-25

ExcuRs1oN This morning, the members and
friends OF vt. Peters Catholic Sunday SCHOOL
went On an excursion TO Mt. Cuba On The WIZ,
mington II Western Railroad. The excursion
was largely attended, and the cxcursonl4t' wit
doubtless spend pleasant day.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-25
Coal from the Lehigh.

THE FIRST DIRECT SHIPMENT To THIS CITY
On Saturday. the Berks county Railroad the
connecting link between theWDming'on kesu-
ins Railnoad and the I.shigh. coal reSipps) was
opened for travel, and ca Monday the freight
business was commenced. At 4. 10 o'clock, yes
terdsy the first shipment Of Lehigh coal over
rhe new route for This city. arrived here. II
consisted Of four cars of coal, consigned to r
Magsrity. .ahs Marylapd avenue coal dealer, wh(
has been arranging for long time past to re-
ceiye the first shipment of Lehigh coal over the
new route
The opening of the Berks County kailroa.
places Whining ton in direct communication witi
a country rich in mineral and agricultural ,e
sources. fact which will ~ doubt material!
increase the business prosperity Of our city.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-25

READY FOR TRAck-LAYISG.-T necessary
grading alon., Water street IS almost completed
and in a lew days the extra track OF the winning
ton y Western Railroad will be laid. Tue iron
TOR the purpose is on the ground.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-25

BRIDGE CosrRACTs AWARDED Tuesday, the
Chester County, tPa.) Commissioners awarded
the following bridge Sontrscts to~the hing fon
Bridge Co, Of Cleveland, ohio;
The one at Avondale, - feet span ior Sl+uo,
10 be completed by the lth of August.
That al Broomalrs Paper Mill, East Fallowheld
township, with 60 feet span Tor $500, 10 be ready
Tor travel by September st.
The bidding between the above named company
and the Continental OF PLila. was Close there
being only 81 difference.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-25

BrodIe's Mirac nIOus Cure for Corns.
An English remedy of great poyalarity. Tor re-
'''''1> r. BRINGuURST g. CO.,
Apothecsries.
jel3 Corner sixth ana Market stFee's'
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-25
Fine Natl Scissors.

Curved and straight. Nail Brushes. Hand Brushes
Nail Files Nail Polishers, ect, for sale by
H. BRINGHukSr i CO.
Corner Sixth and Market streets.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-25
Finest Salad OIL

FOR sals by ,,,,ouupor
Corner sixth aud Market .treets.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-25
For the Bath.

Bath Brushes. Bath Towels. Bath Sponges and
patb soap, ia extensive variety. Also. Flesh
Gloves, Straps Brushes. etc, of horse ha'7. Dry
frictiou Gloves. aud many other articles ot tue
sa"' f. BRINaHURST X co,
...t Corner ixth aud Markot streets
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-25
Special Notices.
Fond for the Babies.

Children fed on RIDGES FOOD will thrive be be
.trons aad healthy. and become little mooeis o'
ranthfll strength aud chill dish boauty. aprzd9m
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-25
Death to Potato IBuas.

A REMEDY AT LAsT-ISsTAhTANEoUs DEsTRUG-
TfoN OF THE DREADED PESTS
Mr.. A. u. Kaufman, OF Leesport, Informs us
that last week he applied hue ashes IRON the hot
blast OF his anthracite furnaces, and from under |
the bollers, to potato patch attacked by the
Colorado bug. The effect was surprising. They |
were killed almost instantsneously. Others |
have tested the same application with similar
result. This is highly important discovery, and
Mr.. Kaufman is deserving OF the thanks OF the
community for announcing his satisfactory result
promptly, The many antracite furnaces in
the valleys OF the Schoolkill and the Lehigh afford
enovgh Of this alkai to free this section from this
destructive insect Reading Eagle.
FINE TRoTTING HoRsE.-Uur friend, Frank
Sudham, owns one of the finest trotting horses
in the State. AT trial OF speed on the Polnt
Breeze Course, a few days ago, lie trotted a
mile in ? SO without skip or break ,snd there
Is little doubt that with skilful handling, he
will trot mile in 2 30 and even less In very
| short time. He is bay, seven years old, with
one or two white legs, blaze face, anu oil
Montreal stock. He was raised on large farin
near Stanton, formerly belonging to Thomas
Clyde, Esq, and was purchased as pobhc saie
by ID. Hitner Lyman, who used him for driv-
| ing and common farm purposes. A few months
| ago he sold him to Mr. Stidham, who soon
learned his speed, and he is now ready to give
turfmen the opportunity qf making someihlnR
out of him. HORSES OF less merit have sold foI
tor G., 900 and 600.
COMMITTED To JAIL.-Aunie Brooks, I
Young marie women who, by her cantankerou
disposition, recently drove her husband fron
home, has, since his departure turned her atten
tion to her mother in-law. Mrs. Martha Brooks
Among other tricks she brought quantity Q
old straw into the house, and spread it around.i
various places. The old women heard that Al
ME intended to fire tue establishment, and S
she had her arrested and tried before Esquir
, Frazer. In default of $500 bail Aonie was .co,r
mitted 10 Jail, to answer a. the next term {
t Court.
a A New DAILY.-In few weeks the Replt
tican (semi- weeklyO of this!clty, will merge II
# to a daily organ OF the City Ring. 1t is unde
: stood that the enterprise will be conducted
leading members OF the Republican part
and not by the present proprietor. Samuel
Harrington, Esp, 1t is stated will be the et
tor.
FINGERS INJUREp.-At the Harlan Il He
le lingsworth Company's machine shops. Tue
D. day afternoon, Charles Seatles had the I'll
"a two fingers OF his right hand taken OIL at
IN second joint by catching them in n univer'
~ planer. Though painful his injuries are r
," sarinna
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-25

FINGERS INJUREp.-At the Harlan Il Hol-
lingsworth Company's machine shops. Tues
day afternoon, Charles Seafles had the ilrst
two fingers OF his right hand taken OIL at 'he
second joint by catching them in n universal
planer. Though painful his injuries are not
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-25
Concentrated FisvOrin

Concentrated FiavOring Extracts
of Vsuiila, Lemon, Orange. Rose, Bitter AIM ona
"u''s''Nt' -'' H. RINaH URsT,S CO..
Corner Sixth and Market streets
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-25
prime Vanilla Bsans

s''' Il BRtN9HURSr h CO,
Come. Sixth and Market streets,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-25

Corner sixth aud NJ Msrket str