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rILroN's LEcrUREIS 9aooKLrN.
An Ovation to the Great lsintiT In the
Academy Of Music-A Rap at the Third
Term and n Rap at kinRslcy's Big Bridge.


Lace 80. .....,-, a., r. - =. -, = =
.~ y" .seo"op =" n'ooA'yn ,as' evening" "s
wealth, the character and tho respectabiIItv OF
nrooLIyn go 49,, ii, ....-., AZ, sr,,..
,, o'o "o."''y 'ep'osc"'eu' "'' ilso"
tered without applause greeting them Joseph
,'. w, , "''"e'e'e'' anu ueo u beys' tne
ur"eRst, VINO are TO testify In the event Of a
new trial. sat In the front row. Mr.
Fletcher, who was for twentv-ave vears
an ardent member Of Plymouth Church
leaving II when the scandnI aroae vas
on the next seat to the front. mfr. Mumford,
Mr.. TiltOns agent looked on apnroyInpIv from
a box on one side ex-Judge Greenwood from n
box ON the other william Tice the man who
looks like Deccher," sat within the orchestra
rail, and many at first glance thought that he
was the Plymouth pastor. Davis, one of the
three jurymen who voted for Tilt m and two
other jurymen attended. There was no con.
spicuous member Of Plymouth Church I'm the
concourse. and ushers Murray and CauldweIl
were not In the pass ge WAYS.
The Academy walls rang with applause and
cheers as Titon passed on the platform lie
tossed his oyercoat ever the chair and after
round after round OF applaiIse folIowed he arose
slowly, and said, " In the presence OF 40 mag
nncent an assemblage and in the face of n
demonstration so unerpected st least 10 me. I
don't know what I can say TO Won to show INV
gratitude. IL is written out Of the abundsncs
~ the heart the mouth aneaketb Ave A.
might be written out Of the over-abundance ~
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DELANO'S SUCCESSOR.
The Secretary OF tho InteriOr-Gr ra Mt Consult
inG His CabineI.

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. O.-It does not
seem likely that Dawson Coleman will be Secre-
tnry Of the Interior; at least, II he Is to be sp-
pointed the other members OF tho Cabinet don {
know II; At the time Grant made up his mind
and accept IL, he asked the advice of all OF his
Cabinet who were In Washington, namely Fish,
Brlstow, ana Jewell. on the appoiutm Of "A
sue, essor 10 that Christian statesman. To this
enI he laid before them nvo names, and OF the
I've hr. Coleman's was one. The Others were
WAYNE McNeagh OF Pennsylvania, MIR. Felt Of
Galena H., ID. ID. Pratt Of Indiana, now Com
missioner of Internal Revenue, and Judge TAFT
of Ohio. To Felt and Coleman all three OF his
advisers decidedly objected, and between tho
others they declined to express any preference
1t Is NV belief, therefore, that no offer Of the
post has Deen made to Mr.. Coleman, and that h Q
is not the man who will get II.
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THE POLITICIdNs' CIRCU,
The Time FiAed Tor the Announcement ~
John n keIly's Nominations.

The Tammany General Committee held
Especial meeting last evening. tho Hon. Abram
s. Hewitt presiding The action OF the Com
mittoe ON Organization as TO tho recon
struction OF the Second and Seventeenth As
sembly District Committees was approved. Tho
Committee unanimously passed resolutions 40
proving Gov. ltlden's reform poicv.
After the reading Of the resolutions IL WAS
announced that the primaries Will be held on
Dot. D; the convention Tor the nomination OF
Aldermen on the 18TH the Assembly Cunven-
tion on the 2Oth the Judici ry Convention on
the llth, the County Convention ON he 18th and
tho Senatorial Convention ON the 10Th.
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RdHWLY MrSrERY SOLvED.
Thievery that was Attributed to the spirit.
Traced to "a l.ittlc Girl.

ThieNtry TINT was Attributed TO the spirits
Traced toa Liiilc Girl.
For many months at intervals Messrs.
Lufberry Aver. lumber manufacturers and
dealers Of RAILWAY had been successfully
robbed by some one who baflied the police.
Sometimes the robberes occurred two or three
times week. and sometimes intervals Of two
or three weeks elapsed. Occasionally amounts
Of so or $40 were taken, but more frequently
only few dollars. and still oftencr only few
cents or a dollar or two The money was taken
from the cash drawer of the counting room
desk and the drawer itself was apparently not
opened or even unlocked. certainly not forced,
and no violence was used IN gaiuing admission
To the counting house. Watches were set and
every efort was made To- detect the thief. The
affair became decidedly mysterious ana almost
ghostly. The firm began 20 estimate Its losses
at total Of hundreds and even thousands Of
dollars. Then the senior partner erected acl0se
closet IN one corner Of the counting room. con
structed peep-holes from which tho doors aud
desk and cash drawer could 90 seen and \ new
watch was set. Bat the losses continued and
the rObberies became still more mysterious. for
money put In the drawer whom the building
was closed in the evening WAS missing in the
morning. The thicfdid not always empty the
drawer An examination OF the drawer at inter
walls showed that the money was taken almost
Immediately after the place WAS closed In tho
AFTERNOON or early evening. Accordingly the
watch was set before the door was locked. On
Wednesday evening at dusk there was child
lsh step outside, Key slipped into the lock, the
door opened end a little giri stepped in. closed
the door carefully and glided across tothe desk
She had an ematv whiskey bottle IN her hand
winch she pli ced under her arm and then
passed her little hand and arm under the back
OF the desk up behind and over the rear end of
the ca drawer. Thus she could reach almost
the o. IRE contents of the drawer A mans
hand e, nd not nave done the work, closely
did the drawer ut. She withdrew a portion Of
the money and the watcher stepped fiOm his
place and secured her She was taken to the
police station and identified as Lsttle DOnohue,
littie daugh er ~ n workman employed In the
works. She had heen sent for whiskeY ny her
mother' the police SAY. anu was taking the
money IN order to pay for the spirits VINO
furnished her with the Key to the outer door
The rDhbe ri,4- 4. mot kunxvn
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DrinL, De.ri,u,ion, and Death.

Charles Fromm and his wife took possession
OF three small in the top story OF building IN
the rear OF 81 Forsyth street SATURDAY. wnic they
promised TO pay eight dollars aud half month They
paid one dollar and nfY cents, ali the money they had
when lhey tooA po session. Mrs festein. the house
keeper repeatedly asked them for the pf the roat
ana nnay told tdem that they paid before Sat
urday they must quit the house, Fromm could get no
Nnrk AID yesterday afternoon he drank u pint Of
rl,keJI loaded rhe and .t'ing down on the side OF
the b d in which Miss Augusta Santer who has ivcd
with himself aud his wlic Tor time lay sleeping
put tTt muI1r into his mouth, and shot himself dead
Fromm WAS mrnber oi the Nlnety-sl1th Regiment.
lie was employed a. porter BY Burton Smith, OF II
bOwery. for fourteen years but was dIschurgt for
hADituAl drunkenness AYcar ugO.
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sale Of pre.idrp, Granr. s,ocL.

ST. LOUIS, sept. a.-The sale of President
Grants stock took place his farm to-day The stock
went AT exceedingly low prices. Young HnInhlet0n
seVenyear Old ftallton was knOcktd down for i;iO.
nhe double team sold for SdSO.
II was said 10 have been bad in for the Present. The
trottlng mare Bessie KNOX for which tie Pre- sidcnt
paid d. 200. brou- ht 5000 Another iruti!ng mare
Belle OF st. Joe. bid 10 for Gen Grant fOr 81 900
The mare NichhOur-, ridden b1 Gen ttant Nlrhs.
burg, NRl Knocked down for $50.
Frolc, well bred yenrling, brought f,d2
The mare Lady hOrg n one OF tic team for which
the Presided. paid fl5Do, brought ouly St2.jo.
The stallion Clninurr, formerly known Peace
maker, was knOcAed down for ts,iOJ.
II 10 derstood lie WIS bougut Pr"sde nj Grant
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Casiiiio's Probable Return TO the Spanish
Premier rsbip.

LONDON, Sept. "A letter in the Times
this morning. from Paris, hss the following;
An accredited opinion prevails in Madrid that
Sehor Canovas de Castillo Is about TO return IN
tho Premiership. He Is displaying marvellous
activity In order to lead back a Cancellation
Cabinet. The reason Of his refusal to reconstI-
tute the Cabinet, after winning a victory on Ina
suffrage question, was his engagement with the
vatican to restore the Concordat In re turn for
the establishment Of Papal Nuncio at Madrid
WHEREBY 10 Onset Papal Influences In favor OF
the Carlists by interposinQ n proyisionai snd
more liberal government
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DELANO'S STRIK Err.
How Three thousand Dollars a Year 10
Made out OF Pensionerr.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 3O.-Delano did his level
best to fasten number OF his peculiar friends on tho
incoming Secretary Of the Interior. one d. c. Cox
made himself useful to Delano In many ways and .
place was created for MIN 10 this wise An order
aads that all pensioners who we're or ever had BEEN
IN rny Of the soldiers asylums should draw their par
Trough y. &. Cox, PesIon Agent for this city. No
Sr Wet ms class o. pensioners may reside tsey
money through him. One VI them may live next door
TO the fei sion Agent IN San Francisco CAL but no
can't get his pitance as other pensioners do through
ms omcial but must await the slow process Of tie
mails until ID. g. Cox RENTS TO him. Every OF these
pensioners who are handed TO the tender "
DeiAhos striker paws him u per year which puts
the pocket Of the striker Aforesaid about g. per
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-01
Lucky Ticker. In ,h. Montpelier Lo,t,ry.

wAsHINGToS, Sept 30-Ths drawing OF tho
lottery OF the Montpelier Association begun al
Alexandra to-day The object provide home for
the aged aud indgeut sdies Of Virginia At Montpelier.
n hat state. once the residence OF President Madison
me cghie amount OF prizes intended 10 be award
ed was 100000, out ruiicien, number Of tickets
having b en- sold to cover only about haf OF that
amount. the distribution viii be made accordin sy.
The capital prize was reduced from 100000 70 $50.
900 Nos 1865 1851 ~ 202 aud 80 EOS drew tl0OO1
each. Nos NJ $50 rs 0Gg 69.Of a3i3. IS ics 50 RiI
l,pS 6.D5 S9.699 56.03l. 81 Do7 IS 7l6 ldj 3JI 10
.. i3i. and y. OBS drew ~ 90 each.
Ihn hrAMlng n NOT Yet concluded.
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THE C.fN.IL EDS.
John Kelley Held on an Indictment for Per
jury and Conspiracy.

BUFFALO. Sept. 30.-John Kelley, ex-
Canal superintendent, was arraigned this morn.
ing at the Superior Court, Criminal Term, be-
fore Judge Clinton, charged with perjury and
conspiracy Jointly with Fills Webster, ID. Clinton
wech, and another, to both OF which charges
he pleaded not guilty. The charge Of perjury IA
IN substance In falsely swearing to an AFFIDAVIT
upon which he procured payment to himself OF
certain sum Of money from Ellis Webster for
cOn furnished the state IN this city The
charge OF conspiracy Is the same 80 that pre-
ferred against Welch Kelley was held to bail
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The Bc-l Tine on Record.

STEuBENvILLy, Ohio, Sept 20. A slngle-scull
race between Frank D,nmar.h Of Pittsburgh and john
Pedgrift OF Chicago for ESQ side, milc hif
nnd repeat wLs rnwci this "ftcrnuOn. Dcnmnsh gave
Pedsrlt thirY yaris start and ch0i'; OF water Don.
marsh won } lohr iengthH. Time, lH Hhl
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WIN. :. wood the President Of the Greenfield
Manufacturing COMPANY, NJ Greenncd, Ind. commit
ted suicide the Union Depot Hotel IN IudanapOns
yesterday, fn4nd u trouble. lle he alleged cause.
lie had his NE heavily Insured recently and note
found Ia Ills room NJ thn he lad tofhcl Tie aAlCs
Of some Ci his rrlgtiYei, On nOics, for 5000
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Tho ruos between the stations Struggled and
Thomas JeersOn for purse OF 0OO mile heats best
three In ave, harness. OF - Beacon Park. Bos
ton, yesterdJ Two heats only were irOtted, both OF
WIlch were won by smugzler IN 2:'5[ and 2sS
Then Jefferson appeaT a so badly laned that the
Judges permit ed him to oe withdrawn. Smuggler
therefore walked The T1r the third heat
x:Ao and WAs declared the WinRe9 Of ths race
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POUGHKEEPsIR Sept. 90-Irnrv H. Alden OF
Fhk, Of II. A. Alden, President Of tho New YORK
Rubber olnpany while hunting IN the woods at that
lace this morning, was shot Ia the knee by Inc
dchiAl discharge Of IN the hands o Lis oOnDau-
Ion; Geo. ID. Kilbrldge. Although the limb was ainpu
tated soon after the occurrence, Alden died clock
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BOsrOE, Sept. D.-rho trial Of the jefferson
Borden mutincers concluded In the United states
tircuit Court to-day, Judge Ciinord delivered tho
charge 10 tho jury who had not agreed upon verdict
up To half past nVe. when tho court adjourned. r.s
general Impression 10 that the Jury dier Qucst0n
Nhether khs ofllle !. nuIdeI " " nlAnelauGhLei.
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Lee & shepard. Asset. and Liabilities.

BosloS, Sept. aO.-The committee appointed
by the creators Of Lee & SHEPPARD reported to-day
that the total assets OF the nrm direct
liabilities, t4Sa7I0Sl; contingent labitcs. yl35.b37
gross leotlus. sds5,e75 81, net naics. that is dc.
ducng tn contingent liahintrs which VIII probable
not fan upon the arm, t57S $50 "a Lee a Shepard
make pro- ro-tlOn to pay twenty tho dollar,
secured py notes On shu RI ternls, without interest
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A IIeaNN DnlMIrniinn.

LOUISVILLE, Sept, 30.-An examination Of tie
books OF the Pnnte,'s NHtOnu Bank reveals dcficl.
ton Of to3o taken during the last Ave ycass by the
late tClcr, Louis Tenn.
Hchm recently rohbcd the bank slfe Of 800 OlO and
Nus apprchondci hrtore lie Cou q escape, uun lie
money recovered. The bank Will 20 Into lqul Igtlun.
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PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 3D. A battodu, contain
ing Goddard Hrlss OF e. mdcn, VIM. RInaOm Of this
clty ana Shild ycs6s 9f age was run own By he
this city TO day Mr. Random aud tie child we're
drowned Mr. heisi cung TO the anchor cable thus
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rHE CREEDMOOR MiRKSMEy.
The Stnic, Interstate. Army aud Navy Jour.
nal. mud OIher Prizca.

The shooting yesterday at Crecdnoor
was In the state. Inter State, Lanin & Rand,
army and Nary JOurRJi Gatllng Gun. and Press
matches. In the Inter state match the State of
New York wins the first prize. The match was
stopi cd by agreement at 400 yards. The Press
match was won by T. &. Bruce. The Twenty
second aud Seventy-ntuth regiments tied on 3i7
points for the Gatling gun. but the former
scored the fewer misses, which make thea the
victors. In the Army and Merry journal match
the Twenty-third Regiment entered a protest
against the Second Connecticut on account Of
their sharp - caibre rifles. The men who pro-
tested say they are willing 60 abide by the de-
cision of Col. w. c. Church. who gives the prize.
The scores Of the regiments, other than WIN.
ners, IN this match. .wers: Seventh. 40; Twelfth,
rs; Twenty second. 81 rr~, Connecticut, y7j ;
seventy ninth New York, %; Forty seventh,
ebl United states Encin'l rss ~ seventy nfst.
"a, Eighth, sB: Ihirty-sr cond. 2is Ntnth. "a :
I nitsd states regulars. rs
The protest Of ". :. Elmeudorf In the short
range match has been sustained. and he ~ the
winner of a hfe member~htp Ia the National
Kiile Association.
The prizes IN the Fir t Division match are a.
follows New York State Division priZe. value
SltO trophy presented by the First Division
heaGquartrrs, $iOO; French clpck. presented
by Dcylin Co., tIb gold medal. presented toy
Brig Gen. Fred. Vilmar aud sfan 900 silver
trophy. $40 silver trophy s35. and other smaller
prizes, in II - prizes, aggregating <jjt. The
nrst Tour prizes were Tor teams, twelve men to
team. .ngcs, 100 and 90 yards. i've shots at
each highest attainable score n team GOO "A
man, 81. The winners. who were not oricially
announced until Yesterday morning.
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san FRANCIsCo, Sept. 29.-ArranGements have
been uiade by which the late Mr. RalsOn's couuiv
a. Belmont. twentY-nve mites from this city, viii be
turned over TO tho Use OF Mr. Lead OF tho Palace
Hotel and coddurted as rural adJInct Of that tlb
lishmelt The Palace Hotel wi bJ OFe ,od 10 tue Lub
no on the 18Th af OctObess
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broadway sidewalk PeriI..

An iron safe, weighing two tons fell from the
second stoy oi l7i Brosd~ay yesterday. II crushed
through the sidewak twelve inches, narrowly missing
,VCrtl persons on The Sidewalk the beam prOJec nR
from an upper wintoN was broken and its fall II
sruck Janles Mcdonald OF 80 lpcye street BroOkyn,
Wnah ali rad
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Opposition 90 Tammnny.

The ahti-rammany Conn ittee Oh Organic ,ton
have nKed the ltth for the nomlnA Ion of Cvro
mrs. Aldermen NJ large. aud the JudiciarT the 10Th
INST for the Senatorla Conventions tho ISih for the
nomination Of Ctvll Justices The 10.h for the n mIna
ton OF Aldermen and the s0th for the Assembly COZ
yentiOus "
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The Spanish Minister at Washington, now in
this city, says he has received telegram from Cap,
ten. Nlmascda denying the reported Anding VI tno
Uruguay expedition ON the Island of Cubo.
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hessrs. Creswell, Puryis, aud Leopld, the Com
missioners OF The frcrdman's SaYiuGa lianE. snnOunc
that they will begin paying dividend OF thirty pc
cent. on all audited cAlnis on Nov. /.
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FLASHED OVER THE CABLE.
WHAT WAS WORTH REPORTING FROM
EUROPE YESTERDAY.

mhn'steriai Crisis begun In Beiarado-Ns
knowledge In Diplomatic Circles Of Tur.
Keys Alleged Circular to the Powers.
LONDON. Sept. %. The Austrian Consul
General at Belgrade has protested against an
enactment which extends the time for payment
of bills Of exchange.
Vienna dispatch to the Diav Telegraph as
serts that ministerial crisis has already begua
at Belgrade.
The Standards vienn special reports that all
the Representatives Of the foreign powers have
demanded cessation of the ambiguous toIicy
OF Servia. '''
The Standards Vienna CORES pond ent says ths
proposed occupation Of the island 81 Little Re
uount IS looked upon as an indie fion OF Tur-
he) intention to force an issue with Servia,
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weather ON 70 Prediction.

Increasing cloudness and rain, with eAsteriy
to sou hrry wnda lower tcnlpt TSturc rud
" iAllIn! D4rOmeter.
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The soronade aud reception to Milo. Tetiens
~ the Aentehnlai Chors UIiin last evening was Lr
u.aI Ehs pArioU VI the kVeTob Hosss 0eTs AIDED
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ROME, Sept. 80. Cardinal McClos, -
Sancta Maria supra Mlnervam at noon today.
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In the State match which was open to teams
OF II from each regiment or h stallion IN he state
of New York. there we're thirty prizes; total
value. u ll2JO The winner were as us iolloMs ;

The eighth competition was called !" the Talin
Rand Match" in which there were three
prizes. The ranges were 30 and 600 yards, ten
shots at each. possible 100 points. The winners
were; Sergt oliver, TwenLy-third, NJ; Sergt
French, Seventh, ~; Capt. CLARK, Seventy y-ninth
a..
In the Army and Nary journal match there
we're twenty priZcs valued In all at $l.0lS. Ihe
MInners are the FOLLOW ing manned
The daily gazette., 1875-10-09
SHRIN II AGE.
From tie Reading Eagle. !

I From tie Re1ding Eagle
Several years ago, when business
was good, many mechanics and labor
ing men bought houses by paying, say
one half on them, and making loan
Of the balance of the purchase money
from building association. Before
contraction had crushed the business
industries of the country everything
went oa well and these deserving men
had no trouble in saving enough of
their wages to pay their dues in the
building associations. But after the
government bad reduced the circula-
ting medium of the country from $2,-
Ill, CTS, $50 on September 80, 1865,
TO $715, ,274 .S97 on September 80, 1875,
a. period of ten years and one month,
we find the mechanic out of work, or
if employed, at largely reduced wages,
and in many cases working on half
time, his property shrinking in value
and lie is unable to meet his payment
in the building associations. What
lhe result will be no one can surely
foretcll, but can anybody doubt but
That the large withdrawal of green.
backs by the government has coLtribu-
ted more than anything else to produce
the present duh times ?
The daily gazette., 1875-10-09
A SLEEPY HORSE THAT BEAT
THE FIELD.
From the Waverly Magazine ]

From the Waverly Magazine
At the Dububue fair sleepy, poor,
homely horse called Lothair was en-
tered in every race. He began by TAX.
ing the 3,15 race, then minutes, 2:45,
2:4O. and won two heats OF the 2.35
race, when protest was entered that
he had better record than the one he
was trotting in. His driver denied
this soft Impeachment, and challenged
proof. The Judges called him up TO
the stand and swore him. About this
time he had got his wrath up, and
swore he would show them trick
worth looking at. In the third heat
he left the sleepy horse out and die.
ta need the whole field easily, cutting
all others out of the chance of second,
third, and fouith money. The swear
ing OF the army in Flanders was moth
ing compared to those horsemen who
ldoped. The air got so hot that 10th
air and his driver lit out in the night
with several thousand dollars pulled
from the grecnics who played with
him. During the selling of pools The
owner bought the field 81 against IS,
and in the end scoopad the whole
business. Tie query is, who Is
Lothair, and where did he come fromt"
Nobody knows further than that the
owner said he CAM from Canada. At
all events he cut the eyeteeth of the
sharpcst horsemeu in the State, and
did it so handsomely that they did not
discover it until he had got their
money and was gone.
The daily gazette., 1875-10-09
SpA NEW INVENTION
y1aN Simple. Convenient, Perfect.
THE GHt ATIsTATTRAC
-. IN DELAWARE
CuADWlCK's DELAWARE MUsEUMi


dIi an q fUS W kST rOUhIh oThhhIt
0ppositeth City Spring. Wilmington, Del
Has re.opened to the public with large
collection ofnew curiosities, highly interesting
and wonderful freaks of nature. Also, a large
addition OF noted lfe-eize Figures. Correct
hkenesses, the best ever seen on exhibition
has been added by Prot Repett, among which
are Antoine Probst, the cruel murderer OF the
Deering Family; Daniel Dancer, the noted
English Miser; Tim Bobbin, the noted Lam
caster poet; Negro Benny. the runaway slave;
VIM. Burke, the murderer OF 40 persons; Ma.
thias Shupinchi, murderer OF the peddler boy (;
Arthur Spring, the murderer Of two sisters !;
also; he son Of Arthur Spring; Jacob Lah-
man, the murdered peddler boy; Gibbs. the
notorious pirate; Lieut.. Montroyille, the be-
trayer. by his side stands poor Charlotte Tenn
pie; Crazy Nora, Of PhiladelPhis; witch 9 Of
mails. Reptiles, &C., from all parts Of the
known world, can be seen at the Museum.
other wonders arriving daily. There Ia more
to be seen for the pice OF admission than at
any other exhibition In the country. open
day and evening from O'Clock, A. NJ. until
IO.3OP. N. Admission only 10 Is; Children
Ccents, to see tho whole collection.
w. H.CHADWACK, Proprietor.
declewlv
The daily gazette., 1875-10-09

GERGES
- All Wool Serges In beautiful Shades
" nd 6n cents. WM. b. SHARr,
4th. and Market
The daily gazette., 1875-10-09
Zoe! Ice!l Toou,
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