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The daily gazette., 1875-12-29
y WILMINGTON & WESTERN X T. Co.
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-'7'7F''N1' wv '7'J IT t7'VNE''VF'F''N -
Notice is hereby given that the Annual
Meeting OF he Stockholders of the Whining
ton Western L. Il. Co., for the election OF
Directors and the transaction of such other
business rs may be prss cnted, will be beld at
the Company's office, in Wilmington, on
MONDAY, JANUARY 10th, 1876. at twelve
O'Clock, NJ. j. {. FARRA,
dec2i ,eodte Secretary.
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WATER DEPARTMENT,
CHEZ LNGINEER's OFFICE,
No. 1900 Market street

WlLMlNG1ON, Del Dec. 9Th, 80.
NOTICE TO WATER RENTERS.
~ Onlce City Water Department
The bills for 1876. are now ready and pay
able at the Registrars Office, 1905 Market st.
The law requires that all bills paid on or be.
fore January 3lst, 1876, the face OF the bill,
shall be received and receipted for;
those paid during the month of February,
five per ct. additional, those paid during the
month OF March ten per cent. additional; and
where amounts remain unpaid after April
lst 1877, the Registrar is required TO have the
Ferrules Withdrawn and suit instituted for
the recovery OF the amount due. The water
viii not again be let into such premises un.
til such ar e.rs with assessments, ard SO for
drawing Ferruies are paid.
Office hours . q. III to4 M.
EUW. MCINTYRE,
decl0.t Registrar.
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To SUFFERING LADIRs.-"Dr. Rogerson's
Female Hyd,Gstis PoWders, for all female
Complaints. by mail, 81. AddresA DR..
Rogerson j. q. Box. 1865 n. y. nv
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N Gw
Boot and Shoe Store.
no. 214 West 5th street

We have just laid in a fine stock of season.
able Boots, Shoes and Caters for gentlemen.
Ladies. Misses and Children'a wear; which
we are selling at extremely low pri ,es Our
stock is made up in the best manner, of The
latest style, and OF good material all Of which
we are deteamined to sell as che D as the
ch ap At. Give os a call and we will convince
you that we are selIin. at very low fgures
novl9-3m CHARLES COkRIGAN
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objection.
IL NATIONAL BANK OF WuMIEGToNl
AND BRANDYNINK.
Wilmington. Del, Tee. 10th. 1875.
Notice is hereby given that an Election
will be held ~ the Banking House on Tues
day the llth day OF January, 1876, between
the hours OF and p. M, for nine Directors
to terve the ensuing year.
decl0-te l., RICE Caahier
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~ OTICE.-The undersigned two of the
~ Commissioners appointed IN and by an
Act OF the General Assemb y OF the state OF
Delaware en'itled IN ct 10 incorporate
the Ferry ROiling Mill oInpany," 10 re-
ccive subscription TO the Capital Stock OF the
said 0mpany and to open books for that
purpose hereby give notice that they wi |
open the book, and receive subscriptions w
the SAID apital Stock agreeably to the pro.
vision OF the said Act of Assembly. At the
o1llce OF Messrs. Harrington Il Hoffecker, At.
torneys-at- Law Exchange Bui ding corner OF
Seven tn and Market stress. Wi mington. Del
aware. on Friday December 81, 1873, at one
o'c ock in the afternoon.
MMiH. LAM BSON,tI
L P.IOWNoESr.
Wilmington. Dec. II, is75.-dec2l
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l. -4- TAMiSE- We nave reca,yed tiran
- from importer, full line OF these
elegant gocos' 10 which We invite attention.
W. Is. SHARP.
feuIth and Market street
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ELECTroN.
IL meeting OF the Stockholders OF the
Wilmington and Philadelphia Turnpike Co,
will be held in the Directors Room, Insti.
tute, on the Sd day OF lst month, (JanuaryL
1876 at z. NJ, when an election for len
managers will take place.
X. TATNALL, JR.
dec3-eoddwte Secretary.
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ELECTION NOTICE.

INJECTION NOTICE,
IL THE NATIONAL BANK OF DELAWARE, ,
Wilmington, Dec. II, 1875.
Notice Is hereby given to the Stockholders
OF this Institution, thot an election will be
held at the Banking House. on TUESDAY.
JANU AIRY llth, 1915 between the hours OF
and O'Clock, p. NJ for tho purpose of
electlng seven Directors to serve for the en-
suing year. II. II. EWBANKS,
decl3-tc Cashier.
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SHEhIFF"S S1LEs
~. -
ShcrLf7,S Sa,o

II, virtue of sund-y writs &c e.
~, - directed, willbe exnoscd VI W RI; Fa. u
Wn9 Ireinises. near Claymnnt unnho Sale \
-"'' we" Cast county. Del, on nn'Asd7si,l
n WEDNESDAY.
"' i-'u DAf OF JANUARY. Ice
-, at II o'clock. A. M "t
viz :e 'ohew'ns described personal
fonr "A large lot of lumber and LOG.
of inmbar pine ratts, 20 cords of s-,ns 4
pen iot 81 ~ yard, Lumber at mill SMOOd, ID
eor on AZ. oi white pine shingles lumber n
e41n, nay. straw, farming imn,,I Iot Of cosJ
MIli tools, work horses. m,ppletnents "a
1To"gons, W , carts, lot of chains y. lumbe
: shal' nights, carriage horsss nead light
amfe. an pnegies, double harness iIamly cal
oats hrch hhaIness' l COW. hotter, iot nn.;Sagc
uagon sdTt TTneht' corn meal. flour nj oI cord
safe, &e. hNlures. fre,,
Seized and taken into execu,i.
sold by N"urcilman. and a ]
o1erln once, New Castle E-.
pecemoer u. a. ID. 1875. acc,7n
SHERI F'S SALE.
=, by virtue of n WI. or A.
nn ne directed. will be exposed 10 i'pEl; pnP p. ID
Baniywine irsTfs; Mand201 2n the Concord d piSsS "a
Del, on -'oH easue % NJ
WEDNESDAY
thh 9th day of JANUARY, liza
MI, at o'clock. Pm.
IN. inc following described Per.on,, D..
nos,s Anoqt lGo bushels of corn. en-, 49,.
posts' lot OF fruit trees. bull y" cnetlo
oelzea and taken in execution .,.
pe''y OF George Loebe, and to he q. ..I5 LSe nd
s,..so,. WIN. Ii. LAMBseE sbs,s
eheTlts Office, Nev Castle , ' ''N'-I
December 23. 1875.
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SherfA1S Sa.a I

sherin's sale.
Ri virtue of writ of fVend;,;orip
Sale Ie tss directed viii be exposed to Pub
New New C.stle hundred. New W. CASH. r,I.a'i0n. i
THURSDAY,
iHE 9Th DAY OF JANUARY, A. pa
Atl2 O'Clock, NJ,
Inc following described personal n,o,,o.,.
head OF horses, 3 cows, l heller oc,,
o LOGS, Pigs, Interest in corn. ;Ota ;osEet
10 70 acros of Wheat, Germantownn @seres 1tI
tarm wagon, combined reaper And wagon
gram ian, corn-sheller, horse rata .IoWel'
c9ltyators, pair Of twin harrow. rOugh'
anu plough harness, crrriage barusss nsxo6-
stone, nay rigging hoes, forks. "a kos grlne
&C ALSO, Household and Kitchen fnpnitTes 1ngTes
Seized and taken into execution =, ,r.
ds prG y eTty of Richard I. Appieby, and ., 70 -
O,,ron WIN Il, LAMBsoN, Sheriff.
sherih's Office. New Castle,
december IS, 1875. ; dec2o.O,
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
di1ectDsyS Dy virtue n;1S Of a writ Off 70
tae premlses. Et 1S &c, exposed 70 Pubic ss L .,
Clay Creek Hd.. in New y CSs,1d M1iils in White
r.r WEDNESDAY
Inn 18th DAY OF DEcEMBRn ,.-
,,. AT Two O'Clock. P. NJ. DN0' 1870
viz: ''oed Personal pr,rs-,,
single 1lsfsss hssness niI Imsi snisGn, carriage Sc,
ae.s. whips, wagon jack O%. lot df 5fpSs blan-
hias SIln ana o, oats lot Of neal Al cesn lot O
stove os Si ssaas sSlp stuff Sad bs mean. sn
harness. &c. '''uie' set Of double
nronnt.i Sel,ed and M taken into execution .,
soId IHdPIrV byV oil Edmond J.. Candy, and 10 70, ?,
SHERIFF. Office. New Castle)
Oeeember q. 1875. ds,aa.a,
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O1ICE.-Notice is hereby gwen that the
~ co-partnershiJ heretofore existing be.
tween the uuders gned under the firm name
Of Bickts a CO., is this day dissolved by mu.
tuBt consent, the interest OF James CLARK.
Edward J. McManus anu James Murphy
haN ing been puI uIcnased by Joleph StYeckle
ana Francis Rckta who alone are authorized
70 use tue Irm name In liquidation.
JAMES CLARK,
4 j McMAkU@,
JAMES MURPHY,
FRANCIS BIZ KfA,
JOSEPH SToECKLE.
WILhIKGroE, Del, Dec. list, 49,.
NOTICE. Joseph SteecKle and F'ancis
Bickta, having purcha ed the iut Tett Of
james Clark Edward j. McMAnus anu J al q
MURPHY, in the late firm OF bickta a Co,
viii continue the business OF the u, every at
the north-weet corner of Fifth and d ma
treets, in The city Of Wilmington. under th Q
firm name Of BIckta a Company.
FRANCIS BICKTA,
JOSEPH sTOELKLR.
December let lsIS-Sln
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IBOPUSAI.S

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< virtue of sundyy writs of &;
No Ipreoted' WILDE exposed 10 pnsjfa.to u
Wr1 W1 lremises. near Claymont il unnhc Sale
nd'' Ne" Cast c county, lei ~ u nrraRd7s
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comes more liberal and cosmopolitan in hie

becomes more liberal and cosmopolitan in hie
ideas
We are too poor just now to inaugurate any,
system Of open air concerts OF to build any
expensive or elegant parks, but when better
times come to us again We should profit by
the excellent examples set us by other cities
in both hemispheres. The delightful concerts
given every Saturday evening by the Louisi-
ana Jockey Club ut their superb grounds are
only open to the members and such ladies
and strangers as they may invite. The Car
rollton Gardens are somewhat remote, as are
also the Magnolia Gardens, and the appoint
ments at both might be improved.
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OPEN AIR ADJUSTMENTS.

There is no city in this country where the
people ought to live out Of doors SO much as
New Orleans. Our spring, summer, autumn,
and oftimes our winter evenings are de-
,liciously balmy and invite to outdoor rambles
and enjoyments, and yet We have fewer public
gardens, fewer parks, fewer places of OPEN
air public resort than any city in the world
of anything like equal proportions. It may
be novel charge to bring against our people,
but it is unquestionably true one. that they
are unsociable. Not unsociable in their
houses, not cold or repellant in their inter-
course with each other or with strangers upon
our thorouehfares, or in business Offices
probably a warmer hearted and more whole.
isouled community never existed-but SO far
at least as mingling pleasantly and freely
together in places of public resort is con-
cerned.
All the cities Of Europe, and even the cities
Of the North and West in our own country,
have public gardens, parks, or other open-air
places Of resort, where the wealthiest as well
as the poorest citizen goes with his family, to
listen to fine music, to breathe fresh air, to
see and to be seen. The nobility, and even
royalty itself, visits the gardens in Europe,
and little princes enjoy pleasant romps with
other children, while the parents of both
look on approvingly. Cheerful intercourse
among people is wonderful promoter of
peace and happiness, and in these infor-
NAL minglings Of persons Of all creeds and ma
tionalities men learn to have higher regard
for their fellows, find out there is some good
in every body, and best of all discover that
they do not monopolize ell the brains and the
gen,ility of the community. Exclusiveness
naturally leads TO seldshness, and selfishness
is one of the most, if not the most, despi-
cable Of human traits. A man feels better
pleased with the world and with himself when
he has been chatting pleasantly with his
friends and neighbors, making new and
agreeable acquaintance, listening to fine
music and witnessing the enjoyment Of every
body around him. He grows to entertain
larger views Of men and things, and gradually
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REAL ESTATE SALE.-At the Assignee's sale
yesterday, by that well-known auctioneer, Mr..
d. E. Murphy, the following pieces of prop
erty were sold:
The brick building known as Cassidy's
Hotel, Nos. ITO and 172 Gravier street, for
SIS,
Cassidy's Oyster Saloon and Restaurant,
No. l74 Gravier street, SIS. 600.
Two lots with buildings and improvements,
in the Second District on Dorgenois street,
between Canal and Customhouse streets
$l375.
Six lots (unimproved) in the square bounded
by Canal, Broad, Dorgenois and Customhouse
streets, at $l25 to $3.50 per lot
Three lot, in the same square = above TO-
gether With buildings and Improvements,
brought $l05Q
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He held the old shirt up by the neck before
describing it forever, but he want mourning
for the garment He only said thusly: 81
wish had all the drinks again that have
zone through that old neckbandr
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ION Pnrsr1No. now possess facilities 70
euable us to execute every descrlpron OF
commercial, railroad and steamboat printing,
lawyers briefs, blanks and other legal docu-
mants on the shortest notice, in the best
utvle. and at the most reasonable rates. We
I'm guarantee full satisfaction to those of our
Islands who favor as with their orders.
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The clerks at Eyrich's bookstore say that
they never get lazy for want of work, but are
always busy unpacking and arranging shelves
Drop in and see them at 100 Canal street.
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When the familiar strains Of 'sUpide were
heard BY us few nights ago It reminded Us
q the time we I'll longed so much for news.
No occaaion for that now. Staub can give US
Ill We want. He is 70 be found ct Gold
thwaite's. 80 Canal street.
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A curiouSIrish speech was delivered in the
House of Commons, lately, in debate on the
Peace Preservation Bill A motion for adj
iournment had been negatived by 24S to s..
when Mr.. O'Gorman rose and addressed the
House as follows: " WhenI last spoke here I
was in Ireland. Loud laughter.l It is not
30 now. beg to inform the right honorable
gentleman at the head of Her Asjesty's Gov
arnment that if the liberties of my country
are to be destroyed by despotic and insolent
majority, those liberties shall die hard. !"
IGreat laughter.l Mr.. O'Gorman moved the
adjournment Of the House, and Mr. Disraeli,
remarking that after the last speech they
would not be in q proper state of mind to
continue the debate. assented to its adjourn
msnt
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ACelestial attended prayer meeting at one
of the churches the other night and sat d.
rectly in front Of several small boys. John
was observed TO suddenly rise and move out,
wearing very grave countenance. Some
body at the door asked him what was the
matter and ELECTED the reply, "Too muchee
pinchee, heap needle. hell, damn. Washable
RnnsqSe
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An Alton man chiseled rattlesnake ten
feet long ont of limestone and sent it TO Chi
caqo. II will be erected as . monument to
the defunct distillers.
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Yesterday evenings train on the Jackson
Railroad carried off our genial friend, the
ever-attenive and capable cashier Of the st.
Charles Hotel, Andrew r. Blakely. Andy
goes to Long Branch to Qficiate ct the West
End Hotel, of which Messrs. Presbury 4 Hill
dreth are the proprietefs. TheWest End is q
popular place Of resort for persons from all
parts Of the South, and is one Of the most
delightful hotels in the country. Andy will
make it his special duty to see that his friends
are properly taken care Of, and every body
from New Orleans viii be delighted to be
greeted by his pleasant face when they step
MP to the counter to ask for accommodations.
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There Is something to be cheerful about
anyhow. The crops all around are promising
splendidly. Cotton, sugar, corn, rice. every
thing Is doing finely. and if-hang that little in.
signi6cant word, which is forever insinuating
itself into unpleasant places and at undesira-
BILE times If the worms don't come and the
drouth does not interfere, We shall have
abundant harvssts. Hope ID somsfimes de-
oeptive, but when not foo long deferred is
always exhilaratipg Let rs hope for the
best and do what wescan to 1chieve it.
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NEW BooKA-R G. Eyrich, bookseller and
ssationeEb No. 100 Canal street, sends MS the
following new publications: Social Science
and National Economy, by Robt. Ellis, n. A.;
Elementary Philosophy or Logic, BY James
Wilcox, Ph. D. u Diseases of the Horse, BY
Robt. ChAwner; The Better Self. by J. Hahn
Friswell, oil from TIE publishing house Of
Nessrs. Porter 4 Coates. Philadelphia.
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Salvini has worn out several Desdemonas
while playing Othello. The lady who acted
the part last with him was obliged to have an
operation performed ON her throat from
severe choking. He has also completely
drained the market Of lagos. In the princi-
pal jealous scene he makesa complete mop
nag Of Isgo; he sweeps the door with him,
stamps on him, and otherwise makes it dis
agreeable for the ancient
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POPULAR CASH HOUSE
N. 1. BYRNE s CO.,

1853. Canal Street.. 1913
IMMENSE REDUCTIONS.
DRESS GOODS, WHITE GOODS,
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS,
COTTON GOODS,
WOODEN GOODS,
HOSIERY,
PARASOLs,
LADIES' SUITS AND UNDERWEAR.
We have REMARKED in PLAIN FIGURES,
OUR ENTIRE STOCK.
From 25 to so Per Cent below former
Prices,
In order to effect complete clearance by the
end Of June.
PURCHASERS WHO BUY FOX
READY MONEY,
We pnarantee to save them from TWENTY
r,rr -, r,rr1, ,,r,,m,
-
o,-o,., .--r.-,ov
m
SPECIAL ATTENTION
Invited to our large stock Of
UNION LINEN LAWNS.
Reduced from Is to Is cents a Yard.
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Did anybody say that times were dull?
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Jacob OFT,

jacob OFT,
GA r p E N T e r..
$50 Magazine Street, Corner Caliops.
u prepared to execute al orders in the Oar.
penter and Building line, with promptness, neat
ness and dispatch. Oisterns made and repaired
nj f2dp
Diseases Of the Eye and Ear.
DR.. G. BEARD, Occulist,
N...DAUPHINE ......N
Orleans InhrnaFy.
ONCE hours from 10 to -.
City Licenses for 1875
SETTLED AT A LIBERAL DISCOUNT
By W. T., MORGAN,
81 Broker,
jsi stap - Caroadelet street.
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163.........Canal Street.........163
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Tne New Orleans BULL1rU can be had OF tne
0oWs agent In Mobile at the dspot On W slA'"'
II - r. n. tran.
, 1875-03-01

sock rest and change of air; but he declares
that, with tho Parliamentary session juat coming
OF, this ia impossible, and has detormiuea 10
stick 10 hlx post. Tho saust, ,umpy building in
lltnting-Honsa 8quhro, known 10 viaitors ~
- The i4mcs oi1!eo,'' ls now hut small part Of
boom eroctod abut.ing on Queen Victoria
atroct, IN which aIe tho editorial and
managerial rooms. Slnco tho cscaradc Of
S1r. Sampson The city Offices OF tito Times have
beon abolished, and tho city editor has rooms iu
thIa building, whore ho Ia more Immediately
under control. Within tho Inst tuolge months
b grent change hnB como over tho spirit OF tito
Times, which aeems to have aroused lsAolf from
tho lothargio stato Into which 1t had falon, anil
10 be using tho enormous resources winch, far
beyond any Of its contemporaries, II unaoub.od-
ly Possesses. ThiB change may 30 ascribst'to
tho advent to Increased power Of 1lr. John Mao
donald, . RhroNd Scotchman, who fh NOW tie
general manager Of tito paper. Mr. Walter Jr.,
son cf john Walter. N. I. for Dcrks, and tho
largest owner Of lilo journal. 10 now taking a
ward to 40 liz future editor.
, 1875-03-01

world. At tho time Of bis disappearance from
homo l!ls parents beoame almost fsautlo will,
grief becanao Of his oss and had tho
Delaware ntsor aud liz tributaries, to-
gothor.uitl1 Tho surrounding country, Hoarchol
Tor his whoreabonts. doad or atlvc, but all in
vain. Tho people Of Burlington showed tho
docpcat aymrathy for The torrow-atricken par
cnts, an,l large rewards wcse offered for t!,e re-
ceorery Of tho lost ono, notwithstanding. which
tho event remained sliroutlcd in mystery for the
long space OF thirty-ono years. whom Tho lost ono
appeared at tho scenes Of tiD Childhood IL, quest
Of bin PARENTS. In tho meantime, tho fatllor aud
mo.iler dlod. 1t ie supposed, FROM rnro gticf,
thinking that their buy mnHs bo dead. After
fighting tho battles OF lilo world. and mailing for
h'msolf u Hnug compe.ouco, tho young man be-
coma convinced that Ito wns not tho cliild nf tho
mon Will, wisou. l,o had bcon living, anA lle DO
terrnincd TO find his parotta. 11u entertained n
sght recollection OF hts old homo, md io itllally
nacertntncd that l,o could t!,Id tlliugs OF l,is
ilred upon inrlingtu, a. tic riaeo, ARRIVING only
to find his pnrense donG.
, 1875-03-01
SUBURBAN..
LAKE.

rba r,,se poor, mar nrrsuort IN ,ds,,,-n-
neat' ssthfoASt WITH a'l tno members prcsehs
except ColmAM aud Tabor. Tho foro part of the
meeting vaa occun]ed iu auditing bills, $3.50. rs
worth n which vcro allowed, vbilo hilIx to I'm
A'uouut oi 7Aoo'of "e1e 5eies1ea' a &c" pla1s
were then approved.
Mr, D. H. Huaser ulado application for tho po-
sition Of nfehs-ua.ohnan at tho Toyu.lIall,
OF S50. Mr. stophen Draunock was. on notitioi,
, 1875-03-01
CRIMINAL,

About s75 WORTH Of BLANKETS wera Stolen yes-
to-day from tho Pullman palace cur "Asizona,"
which was standing in tho Tort Wayne svitch-
yards. Tile thief entered by uaoans Of dup-
cato kcy.
James Taylor was arrested by Officer Topping
yesterday Oh tho complaint Of Binlon Alnrxs, d
pawnb1okc at No. 1O6 West Randolph street, for
selling n quantity OF secondhand furniture upon
which thero was mortgage covering ita value.
Alvin Con.stock and spencer Jones, a couple
Of sports, were discovered yesterday afternoon in
Kings saloon, at tue corner Of Harrison anu
Clark streets, operating game Of faro: Thcy
were arrested and locked up in tho Harrison
Street 6tatiou.
A now batch Of spurious eco United States
notes haye appeared. Ono waa In tho Lat,dH uf
all old colnrcd mnn yesterday, around tho Palmer
House. 1fo Hnid.ho had been. gieyn tho note to
havo It changed. and waH to havo e6 for lis
trouble. Up to last accounts ho bad not stic-
cccdel.
James Reed WAS arrested yesterday morninE
for ah assault upon nau whose uan'e "an not
ascertained. Tho mau entered his house while
by winch proceeding he fell with much violcnco
TO tho pavement, and received Bosoral cuts hbout
tho head.
L. II. Fiahsr soonB at No. 1876 WoHt Madiuon
streot. Ills room-tnato, who hnd access 10 the
place at all hours, during hia. temporary abscuce
jEtkEEuhf ek1l9 Au1Ht HVV HuskA ol
clotlling. with which ho departed. Fisher left
thu description Of Lila dishonest bed-telIoW with
tho police, aud they arc looking aftor him.
About half-past Q o'clock Last evening tho
stoss Of Nrs. hchlcgei at No. 6 South Desplalno1
etreot, was discovered to kavo bccn broken INTO
by thiovoa aud upon an examination OF tho
stock It was found that Rboat 1870 worth OF
shftB had been stolen. Tho robbery WAS
promptly reported to tho Madison strocs Station.
whom ORlccfs Topping and Ilcardon voro dis
patched 10 look alter the dcp1edato1s. They
visitod tho premises. and afterwards looked Into
several thiavos' resorts in tho nei6hborlood.
They cAulc, Gna'iy, upon two kuBplclouB-
looking characters near tho corner Of Monroe
and Dodplaines Btroet whom they decided to take
INTO custody. Upon mailing n move iii tho
direction both OF tho follows started away Oh 4
run, whe1eRpou tho officers Tired
ocupto Of al,ots aftes their retreating
tlrgures, and succeeded in bringing one Of thom
to q halt. Ito was takon,in charge, and at the
Madison Street Station. whsro ho Waa locked up,
eayo tho na1no Of James Wolch. Tho othor
escaped. though 1t il beloved that lie was
wounded.