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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-12
KNIGHTS OF THE YARD-sTICX AND SCALES

KNIGHTS OF THE YARD-STlCk AND SCALES'
TO tho Edttor Of The Tribune.
SIR: Before 1 arrived at my store this morn
ing two beings in human shape aud bearing reInarka
BILE simiude TO that noble creature. "nsn invaded its
precincts sought the cellar where ths materials
Used in carrying my business arc Kept.
and "inspectod" o few measures and weights
that I keep for my own private use and sat
isfactfon. Il never retail anything by weight
For the excessive labor Of walking down and up
short flight Of stairs on which they had no
business to be- and applying their tests to articles
that they business touch tss believed they de-
manded the modest sum OF 81 IS The time expended
Wa from three Ave minutes At this rate working day
OF eight hours would net 1884. about year lor
worthy knights of the yard stick and scales Ine
left for my consideration, delicate little receipt signed
Kent & Kneissl, Inspector OK Weights and Measures
Is this another adrot way of opening fresh vein OF ire
great body of mnchbled eit1ens Of this metoPosi III
So 10 Is o very respectable Bonanza" We read that
false weight IL an abounation in the sight or Him who
ia the maker OF ALL but doubt not mat less tnn
ompiscient eye could discover evils still greater and re-
loting TO the same subject. w.,
A CONSTANT READER poR MANY YEARS.
Nelc- York, April 10, 1879.
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LATEST SHIP VIEWS.
For olley shin Ne,rs see FlfM Page.l

ARRIVED 49,. Sunday, April II.
steamship Ctr Of Richmond Dr Brook IGSa aera
steamship New rieans Dssrbor. Ne"-o'ieS"S Apf'i
steamship Gaucu- BeaGse Boston, with muse ana pass !"
Steamship e C. knight Chichester. Georgetown. D. c. with
" sssam a Gamma B Eecoat Bermuda Apr g. with
maise ana pas. A u. Out.rerdge -. -, 40,
fox .f1 @S Eds asd pass c 70 6oInn
pool beo o. via Faya March in ballast Anchored Lower
Bark & Anderson Brandt, Il days. with 'usas
and melaio. >, ~, ,,..,,. ,,o,,ou,ra
Bags sanps D. GaI r o5 BS:fGn peen
Bark prndsesss Alexandra, Davis. Of and 10 dsys tron
"i Bar sufaf r Gust surcn Sligo 81 days ea.
vesns iSS ss.n Dec ia Win
Dds anchored at SANITY h'SS for o1s dav. with aa,
Fd!st l E Isa Ss s' days "
BARK Ti,ko Ger Won Thaon GI4nsUy Ian 20. Savannah
M ss9a r f aR% s%5'T9 ser aSy
s Bsrs apaG fnssssn
Brig Excelsior Mayor, Of and days from RsrnudA with
sSSr Laura webb COi Deer rsie. Sawyer naraeOa Ii
schr XadIe J0rdOn ot saco Levift rernabucO 20 days
"i schr Vary Louisa oas Washington n C, days with
'1.i Eas Blssn warm esS5ss t%s DC
9sssasA gT1spe,. ifnpssI bTi aSsss,,
ES H sss sGsse1'A ra Ss New Bsord
NJ W Webster, Providence. n Marion, Proylnehcsa
Y. w Zull. Providence. Belle HanadAy' FfoFASno$
WINU-Sunset nlodsrate, s. ; cloudy
DOMESTIC POSrs.
poyrAyp Arrr 1.-The steamship Scandinavia sailed fU
Liverpool last night. -, 49,. ,o..,,v o.,
ps Slasi Ss9a Da satt ari.oa for
NEW ORLEANS, April llsaled nom the Passes ste.nsn
Unfson and Mariana the Bar steamships HsyueI Ara
Gillian The Learder hence April Tor baiceona TO
turned leaking badly and being oTed 10 the CRY iof reps's
FOREIGN PORTS.
PLYMOUTH. April l2rhe Hamburg American Line - s,n
ship Cimbrs, Brandt from New'fors aprn l. IN" S'r'"
....~,.ht,
pennsyyaufa HARMS Philadelphia Aail J. sfriyon herS
this mOinino. Rib. n.
mo- MahiLe Canada Belle Clara Pickens sophia
OniIetta usto ON East Boufne on me I'm
inst Magdaena Oh Isie Of Wight on tno 9Th nst SeyaA
Arrived on the lth inss- Kate Dur hsddngon Angus
Tietgen and ,liden Fleece Also arrived VIM NJ Jooss
and Maria
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-12

.,ssa. oreanist and MesSrs Agramonte and Relf. &C
ecmpsnists -, =.
Ilort In Association Hall next Friday evening, tho
s 70 I've DEVOTED 20 the cultivation Of athletics at
he College.
Tho Directors of the Cincinnati Musical Fes-
Iih.ve pIbished an excellent pamphlet programme
~ she week OF music giving some account OF me pI
artists with n great deal OF interesting ana useIui
afPs,natinn about the pieces to be performed.
An interesting concert will be given next
,ns.s,y al the Strong place Baptist Church Brook
nv INC choir OF the church. assisted by the mlSes
yG.r Ma Pinch and Messrs. Ellard Rsmmetz, Gno
rorfo. -
The programme for Mr.. Won Breunings con-
..rt tbs evening includes plano ana sI my
81 Ruhnst@in's string quartet OF Hsyui. hlu
asyerI other very interesting pieces Miss ~
s,.ns Mr. b Mills, Mt Bergner, ana M. brahut VIII
.s,isi in the performance
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THE FIRE RECORD.
LARGE LOSS OF DRY GOODS.
TWO woRTH-sT. HOUSES ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS (


TWO woRTH-sT. HOUSES DEsTRoYED-QUARrrR OF
A MILLION DOLLARS WORTH OF PROPERTY LOST.
There was disastrous fire yesterday morn
ing IN tho fvestory buildings Nos 81 and 80 Worth
st. and tho losses upon the stock and other
property exceeds quarter Of million OF dollars
The fire was discovered about O'Clock IN
the subcellar Of No. 81 worthst The alarm was rung
and the engines and trucks OF the Fire Depart
ment promptly responded The flames began 10
pour out from the basement windows. and gained
rapid headway second alarm was sent out at 7:24 and
third call made at 1853 m These alarms brought
large force 10 the scene. The flames nau
reached the FIRST floor meantime and were rap
idly mounting up through the building. Inc
insurance patrol hand but driven from the
building by the flames. Il seemed though the entire
block must go. william Trumbul Co. had
stock of dry goods in the hrst
floor and basement OF over S5OO.OOO on the
MINER floors Wendell Hutchinson Co. had also heavy
stock The adjoining buildings filed with valuable
stocks dry goods lately received for the spring TRACE
could he ecntned mainly to the building which the
fire originated, though some OF the aggomh,g ps s
were called out from the second. Third; filsn,
and sixth Precincts. and the block Was slIounded az
superintendent wallng, President Masen and Inspect
orr AcDermot and Dnks upon the ground directing
AtG:57 The fire was Under complete control The sub
water and late in the AFTERNOON steamer employed
10 pump il out In fsct the water did full rs much dam
ffs to 2m of Tsm OF rru nS Co. who
MED the sub-celar, basement. and first moor
and who had very heavy stock of tine dry goods Ell
mate their Losses at S20O0OO. Their nl-urahce
policies were their SAFE and they were unable To- y
In what companies they had been written Ihelr
nolices were for about 100000 The four upper floors
were occupied by Wendell Hutchnsop Co Thesr
stock wins damaged $4,000 by smoke and water.
They also were fully insured firm holding policies for
$3.50 900 The building owned by Ge0Iye hovey OF
Boston, and ID estimated that his loo. WILL amount "
$4,000 He too IL fully insured , ~.
The flames also spread 10 the buildings adjoining Nos
ga cd Inv Pa Goodwin Il
is nrincipally by water aud estimated at 10000 Toey
are also fully insured The buidng so o. Gn
mission merchants also took fire and their damage
is estimated $4,000 The estimates CT losses nass
been made by members of the firms who nave sileted
hut they said yesterday that they believed that act
taking OF stock would show greater loss thah 'ho
figures they have given.
The cause OF the fre could not be learned, but nc
Marshol Sheldon is 10 make an Investigation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-12
OBITUARY NOTES.

Capt. John J. Williamson of the Thirty-frst
Precinct Police died ut his residence, at No CIT Green
wtch-st, at IL a. III. on Saturday.
The current obituary includes Calvin Will
lers Deputy Secretary Of state who died at Albany the
Hon. Sumner Crosby. Boston merchant, once promi-
nent in local politics Lieut. Alexander Grant Of the LIST
Cavalry who died at Camp Halleck Nevada on the 18th
ult: ard Lieut. Commander Richard :. Chene, who en-
tered the navy from the District Of Columbia In 1883 and
served some time on the Wyoming.
RUTLAND, VT. April 11.-Hon. James NJ.
sade Of Mddlebury died at that place last evening lie
was elected on tho Republican ticket LenienantIov-
ernor Of Vermont in 1857, and held several important
offices OF trust in the stste.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-12

Royyroy's JOURNEY ACROSS THE ENGLISH
CHANNEL.
LONDON, Monday, April II. 1879.
Roynt0n came on board five miles distant
from Cape Grisuez and IL from Bologne having ua'-
ersed over 10 miles His failure attributed to change
~ wind and the delay in starting, whereby
he missed favorable tides and was compelled
70 st1ugde with tho current from 10 until oelocA'
making no progress and barely maintaining his POSITION
The Iioing also defective The queen ana tne ofu
MAYOR tee Srarhed their CONGRATULATIONS.
The reporters publish JOINT declaration hat boy mon
dcsstance solely due TO their rcnonstrhnce pecuso
az The increasing darkness and roughness OF the Channel
He fully proved his power to succeed under ordinary cr
umsonces Doctors certify that he able 10 padde
fnliv six hours longer He Was visibly distressed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-12

PFNovA1. OF THE CHICAGO GRAIN INSPECTOR.
CHICAGO, April 1O.-Grain Inspector Harper
has been suspended from his office in accordance with the
fact submitted 10 Senate by the Senatorial Commit
toe Amounted 70 examine his books and his chief deputy
clerk Parker has temporarily assumed the duties OF the
Office Mr. Harper refused to recognize the authority
OF the Governor suspend him. He says he may be re-
moved but not suspended On the other hand the Ware
house Commissioners claim that the new inspector has
essentially been appointed in the pro appointment OF
the hef Deputy, whom they recognize as the present
hin Tpg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-12
A CONFERENCE BETWEEN TILE MAYOR AND
GOVERNOR

Mayor Wickham went to Albany on Saturday
and it was understood he woud ca on the Governor
and discnss the various bills now before the Legislature
affecting this city. Tie question of the removal of
the Corporation Counsel and the FIRE Com,
misaiouers, and possibly the REORGANIZATION OF
other departments OF the City Government, 1t was he
eyed wouId also be discussed The differences between
the Governor and the Mayor depored by the best
men in the Democratic party n this city and II is be
Uevcd that conference would result In an adjustment
OF the present inlarmOnious relations.
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THE GOVERNORS COMMISSION.


MP BIGRLoW TO BB CHAIRMAN.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIpUsR.'
ALBANY, April 1.-THE Governors Commits
sioners TO investigate the canal frauds VIII nrst
come together Tomorrow night, but win proba-
bly, effect no organization and determine upon
no programme OF procedure before Tues
dag. Mr. Orr has returned to New-York, and
Mr. Magone to ogsdcnhug, but both will return by the
trains tomorrow Mr.. Van Buren, remains here, and MI
Bigeiov who IL ia stated will certainly be Chairman
Of the Commiseon will reach here tomorrow afternoon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-12
7Hg YELLOW FEVER.
w NEW CAsrs AT KEY WEST.

NO NEW CASES AT KEY WEST.
WASHINGTON, D. c., April 1.-The follow
ing tlegra1n hos bern received al Navy Department
KEY WEST, April 10, 1873.
Surgeon General B1ALB, L. s. " Tho weather Ia Stii
cool No case or cases of fever since the last
telegram The fleet has all Como The hsaI OF the city,
az reported by the Health Officer Is unusually good
r ]. FERRY, Acting Assistant Surgeon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-12
PASSENGERS SAILED.

POR IIVERPOOIs-Hp steamship Csiie, April 10 mss
Isabel Frazoe, j. 81. Crane AIRS w. y smoot Mrs r.
j.. Byth Mrs Babcock, Mis- A. A. Rerson MlSs ,yeIsPn'
Mis- lI,renb.rg MIS- Antoinetts Wight str John 50 IN
bnrne Bart, Brown. MIs a. d. Bslch. AisS Amy a. Baeh
Mrs Ellen Harper. Miss Choriey H. = Dodge W canti'
g. o. Blake l. T. JoOe-. g. Mora Is mes A. Peitser A. hry
e " roseG u H. ronne uenrI WHO'D, u, " Aaepona.-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-12
FORTY DWELLINGS BURNED AT MILLEE'
TOWN, PENN-LOss 100000

TITUsvILLE, April ia fire at Millers-
town. Penn this morning broke out in Buestines con-
econery and fao bank, which In two hours destroyed
40 buildings Il is Impossible at present TO give
lossee but they Will not bs less than 100000
The most important Mckinney Brothers and
aley'- building the Oil Producers and Aernan National
BANKS $ McBrides drug store A. Tomans paint store
and the Hogan Opera House. The other buildings were
mostly saloons and small tenemenis The Insurance
Is small.
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AUCTION sALE-woGKs OF oERTEL AND THE

Mr.. Robert SOmerville will sell tonight, at
his rooms, No. 81 Fnthave.. o collection OF pie
lures principally by Johannes A Ocrtel, but
including several other equally welFno~n
names - Chaplin. Hannah. Amberg Bndsman,
Landcue and Bertrand One OF the mort striking pic
lures IN the collection Is tho "ophela" by James Ber-
trand. which may I've prontably contrasted with thr
famous treatment Of the subject by hlials Tie
present ia good opDortuuty for making I'D ones mud
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-12
EXPEDITION TO THE BLACK HILLS.

ST.. LOUIS, Mo-, April 11.-An expedition to
the gack Hll. TO consist OF 1000 men, from Kansas
City under Col Carpenter the commander of the Jessie
Scouts during the war; expects TO leave about the 18th
inst They will 90 Denver and thence TO Cheyenne,
where they will be Joined by other parties, swelling the
whole number 10 500 They will be fuliy armed
and able 10 cope with any body of Indians whom they
may meet,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-12

THE GERMAN CROWN PRINCE TO GO TO ITALY.
LONDON, aondny, April -, 1879.
The German Crown Prince VIII go 10 ltly,
a. announced but the intention of officially visiting King
victor Enamel has been abandoned. The Daily Ners
savs II is informed that he decided not TO visit the King
at the special request Of Prince Bismarck.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-12
c,rrnonNrA MINING STOCKS.

SAN FRAsC1sco Cs April 1O-The following are the Latest
quotations Of mining stocks oPhr gs2 Mexican rs SOIia
Point 61 Nmcroes, - Crown Point SS1 fsi:
low So Imperial, s2; Enpre, o. hentacH lot
Alpha, % Becher, 81 Conhdence = Terra
10 44S California CTS; BuHlon, OO+!' I:k'
chequeT 400 Over1nan 63, Union. ga Raymond and Ely
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MI-srC FOR CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI, April lit is stated tonight
at the Hon William s. Groesbeok has presented $50 900
70 Burnett Woods Park the Interest Of which is TO he used
70 defray The expenses of music in that pGrk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-12

This journal announced, some months since,
the destruction by fire Of the large and eOmnoous FUR
niture wareYooms Of Messr, Warren Ward Co. lt Is
pleasant now to state the rebuilding OF the establish
ment complete and that with varied and extern
sve stock t opened 70 the public for Inspection
and patronage, as announced elsewhere
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-12

Thrown from the ice. sphnterins the oones
OF one sDraning the Other and suisrng iIon severe
commissions the head Ons ootlie oi HuSss LhDSr
ToDUE % AMMONIA reduced The swelling and TOOK away no
intense pain There be no nsiafe IN REGARD 70 li g
W. L. COch, lHIp rs Dg nix ~ sna
Sold BY all Druggsts DrpotSo iJl 5thaVe onV ooc ana
Inerb
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS

gIsSiARCK TO GO TO THE ISLE OF WIGHT.
LoNDoS, Monday, April $3.50 a. M
Prince Bismarck is expected at Sandown, Isle
nj whit whittier he comes for the benefit his health
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-12

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sun rtses .. 5.26 sun Sets. 63B Moon Stb. I'Ei
DAY-A NJ
Sandy Hook O4O Island. LILA Hell o. Ferry. SOB
HIGH wATEg DAT-P " -.
sandy Hook. Ill Cows Island lsA9 lieu u ferfy 9Ss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-12

Sc. GaInier. natural and unriysed Mineral water for
table use Byg1enic, gpeIient, and digestive - -
YOakR, genuine" tho least chnsed ny uanspors
at,on Of ,ny The Vchy Under the control OF the
Frenoh oyernnrn T. DuyOURC, sole Agent for the United
states, No. 80 East l0thst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-12

Rad Cedar labels for Trpes, Conserveorfee, aud ca
deua are the be st. See advertisement Oh lass page
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-12

Mr. John Manning has removed his advertis-
ing agency from No. Bondst to the Domestic Building,
Fourteenthst and Unionsqude
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-12

AIFONsIsT PRISONERS SHOT BY CARI1s1S.
PARIS April IL, 1873.
1t is reported from Estella that the Carlls's
shot eight Afonsis prisoners the th ins IN reprai
for CafIsts ass;tssnated near Taialla
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-12

SEIZVRE OF COCRBEI's Mo- I KIAS N TRAM" '
PARIS, April H. 1879.
The Government has seized number OF
conrbets pictures under the decree Of the court con
eating his property deray tho expense Of restoring tho
VendOIne column.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-12

RCrrun, April 10.-Pcter BJrtholoa?, prolni,
grocer Msin.t. has ic Tor Iafi' thiA''h aF"s
bouud tim .yfg "a 10 Tho AMOUNT Al II ,oUl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-12
HENRY CLAPP.

the Church OF ST. Paul the Apostle Fffty-nnths and
Nnthave, where solemn mass OF requiem viii bs sung
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-12

definitely about Mr. Oertes place IN Art-t is the nrst
time many Of his pictures have been brought together
In public.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-12
5pfrial Notires.
Trees and ssrsss.

Rare and well known TRFES and Plan II; = b. raj
SONS SONS, kissena station, Flushing. ~ \
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ALBANY.

THE MAYORS VISIT TO THE GOVERNOR.
A CAUSE OF SPECULATION TO PoLITiCIANs-rHR
VISIT WITHOUT POLITICAL SIGNIFICANCE.
The daily gazette., 1875-01-12
Grants Plot Exposed.

a SCHEME TO DRIVE LOUISIANA IATj
lNsuRREcTIoN, srPERsEpE SHERMAN,
Begin THE ECONOMY OF BLobDr n
THE sorTIr, AND CARRY THE THIRD.
TERM PROJECT. ."i
lFRoM Our SPECIAL COEREsroNDENT.
WAsulNaToN, January "a DISCUS.
ted Repubican Senator, sickened by
Lieutenant General Sheridan's brutal
suggestion that he be left to deal with
the "banditti' of New Orleans, has
LEI the cat out of the caucus bag The
reason for the protracted deliberations
of the Senate caucus is now made
plain. Grant has all along been mas
ter of the situation, but refused to
come to terms with the Senators unless
they come into his policy, and suppor-
ted his third-term prctensions. Kcl-
logG was duly instructed by Williams
to postpone action of the Returning
Board until the Senate was definitely
heard from Williams conducted all
the negotiations. and told the Senators
plainly that their tenure ofpowcr de
pended entirely on Grant. In this
position he was ardently backed up by
the carpct-bag Senators. Grants ul
timatun was simply "ducl1 or no din
ner." lie said, in effect, Support me
for third term and keep your party
in power. Refuse to support me, and
| will let up on the Southern whites
and overheard you go. You cannot
be President, any of you, for l mean
to be that myself But you can stay
as you are provided you support nc" g."
Morton and Logan kicked against this
for Il good while, but finally yielded.
Conkling surrendered at once. The
Nomination by Grant Of some Liberal
Republicans to important offices hur-
ricd the caucus proceedings, and the
programme wa5 finally odopted.
1t is.a3 follows:
1.'Ti,ird tenn ior Grant.
=. CiVil Rights bill signed by Grant
B. ShcrmGn's Finance bill accepted
both by Congress and the Executive.
4. Money put where it will do most
good under prctense OF faVoring tran
sportation schemes.
| ). A new war III the South to compel
| Grants reelection.
| 1T Wus thought The action oi the Re
turning Board would provoke the
| White League TO violence, but Grant
had private udyiccs to tho contrary
Hence Sheridan was sent TO New Or-
leans. The object here was two told
to drive Louisiana into insurrection
and tomortif fisherman into resigning
His present position IS dangerous to
Cesar plots and plans. But Sherman
cannot be got TO resign. He has quite
as much stick in him as Stanton had
and Grant will find he has crossed the
lWbicon.in vain,- World.
The daily gazette., 1875-01-12
LEGISLATIVE PERSONNEL,
n BrirT SketcH of the Men. Gefs
of the pclasVare Legislature.

MR.. SOLOMON HERsEy, one If the re-
porters of the proceedings Of the Legis-
lature, at Dover, has furnished brief
sketches ofthe members Of both Houses
While he nay have made few errors,
we presume he has been as accurate az
circumstances would permit He Ia an
old Republican partizan, and not likely
to use too much vermillion in picturing
the members Of legislature where but
q single Republican is permitted to sit /;
and he would not have been there had the
voters been allowed to Withdraw him at
the hast hastings. Coming from 4 Re-
publican source We transfer the sketches
to the GAZETTE in order that our readers
may see the testimony from that side as
to the care with which the Democratic
party selected the gentlemen 10 whom
it delegated the power to make or amend
our laws:
The daily gazette., 1875-01-12

q
Hundred, He was State Auditor from
1857 to 1871. Having lost leg by
cart running over him when lie was
but 3 years of age, he has ever since
walked on crutches. He belongs to no
church, but is slightly inclined to tho
Baptists.
Joseph G McNicl represents Balti-
moro Hundred, is 27 years of age, {.
single man, and the youngest member
of the Legislature, and though not {.
member is Inclined TO the Methodist
church 4H4l.
W Denney Hazel, the courtcousand
obilging Clerk f,thc House, is aged
about 81, Resides in Smyrna, is a clerk
by profession and Il member of the
Methodist church.
Thomas Srott, Sergeant al Arms of
The House, Il II resident of Seaford
where he has.becn awheelwright. He
IS about ~ years old and a member of
the Methodist church. ..,.l..,..
IN lecanitaIatiOi the occupation Of
the members may be thus stated -
Farmers, %; Iumbcrmcn 9; mer.
chants, j coal dealers, 1; nursery
men, / ; retired, 2--Total 30. Religi-
ously HE Legislature stands-Metho-
dists, l3 inclined to Methodism, s;
fpIScopalians, y inclined 10 the Epis.
coral church, Prcsbytcrians, 4 4; in
clincd to the Presbyterian church, II;
inclined to the Baptist faith, 3--Totai
30
The daily gazette., 1875-01-12
VIEW ADHERTLsEMEN1S.

TEA S-The choicest in the world
J. Ia y - Importers prices-.Larxest Con-
pany in Amerca-staple article, pleases every
body-Trade continually increasing--Agents
wanted eyorywhere-bes inducemepts-don't
waste time-send for circular to ROBERT
WELLS, AZ Fcsey St., N. Y, +. o. Box 1927.
The daily gazette., 1875-01-12
NEW BOOKS !
Az z. S. r. BUTLER's

g ILK UMBRELLAS.
- 4 large assortment of Umbrellas, made
TO order by VIM. a. Drown & Co., suitG.ie for
christmas presents, Just opened.
,WM. B. SHARP,
4th and Market Sts,
The daily gazette., 1875-01-12
Fashionable Furniture.
u. u j. 81. HARTMAN. j..
10 4l0 King 5treer.
WIf.MlN0ToN. DEL.

II ,y.~-t ". respectfully ia:)rm tho citi-
.---SS.-S 2ens at Wilcintt0n and the sur.
-. ruunJtGg county that We continue
or lsasss 10 ,na uiacture and K COZ on hand At
our large AMI ioug es:abiisaus WaISg Jonis,
Furr'ture at ~ cry Vaticty and sIyit. con
sstiur II N abe gnny R0eGw GOD and MAlun
Furuiturp suitable tor pafIOf di nIng L 90 Ia
aud chamber uses. ......A..
Our stu.c,it tt FGtnitIreis larseer aud
mure varied thai can he found In Deta" ave-.
aud all mr. icles sole A'hpr establish iaent '.Fs
warranted As represontad.1 f@aW "a
VeritiI9i 3lia..s ut the most fashionable
de- ign 'na 10 10 order and kept nUn5iant,f
GA hand We nlsJ manufacture and cou5tnht'
~ iteop a largoaSnrtfnert of Spcina. Hair
81 ass nui Husk Mattresses.
J.'& J. N. HARMAN.
... 4lU KnR Street