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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-28

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The daily gazette., 1875-06-05

a WCNDkhELL DISCOVERY 1T Is sale
that French gentleman has discovered
that glass may be toughened and ren.
dered unbrt akable except Ly the usua
appliances Of II nallet or hammer, an
yet retain all its transparency, beauty
ald smoothness of surface. All this i
.cctod simply by immelsing the gla..
when at certain heat in oil By tn,
new process glass for green houses ma,
bs made much thinner and yet be ROM
ea 'ugn TO resist all the hail storms, anC
Tie franc may be correspondingly re.
duced i'll thickness or strength. It /,
aid by writer that he has ecen "ar
ergand chimney which had been owe,
ead over again heated almost to redneft
at one end and yet it was as I'm brcakabl,
as at first d" and watch glasses throw
h,gh in the air fall without breaking"
Ifwhat ia said Ct this discovery prove.
true revolution viii be effected in tn,
gass trade that will have remarkabl,
effect upon building, and also reduce the
COST ct housefeepers' expenses very ma.
terially. Glassware Ia preferable fo,
many uses for Which chin and stone.
ware are now used. The dread of brenk.
Ing will be banished from the cares a
housekeeping and our merchants will
ba delighted to find their immense win.
dow panes tough enough to resist a hlow
from an On diuary pebble.
The daily gazette., 1875-06-05

Mr.. Evarts continued his argument
yesterday in the Beecher trial, and the
Court adjourned until Monday, when he
viii resume with fresh supply of ozone.
He was oonsiderate enough to prophecy
that he would probably conclude his
speech on Tuesday.
Four Of the striking coal beavers Of
Chicago, accused OF being leaders in a
disturbance, were arrested on Thurs.
day night and taken before magis q.
trate yesterday, but their cases were
held over.
Among other thing Boston proposes
to do on the 18th instant is to have n
calcium light on Bunker Hill Mnpu.
ment which can be seen for sixty or
seventy miles"
The Mexican Congress has voted
$50, 1000 for the representation f Mex.
leo, at the Centennial Exhibitor at
Philadelphia.
The daily gazette., 1875-06-05

As IT WAS Expected, it turns out as
will be seen by reference to our report of
the proceedings Of the City Council that
the work on the reservoir and the laying
Of the water pipes in the streets is get
ting on very slowly and very pnsatisfac.
torily. We do not wish to be considered
as desiring to complain OF Mr. Hyde or
Of the committee. but we do complain
OF the manner Of doing the work. 1t is
impossible for Mr.. Hyde TO attend pre-
perly to laying the pipes and the reser-
voir work both, and this seems necss-
AIRY under the present system.
Mr.. Febiger has heretofore opposed
the contract systsm. we suppose he had
reason for doing so. But he has evi.
DENLY discovered there was something
wrong and last night he made motion
to suspend the work rs now conducted
and give it out by contract. Mr.. Febi-
Ger is not the man to make such mo-
tion from any trifling cause. No man
knows better than Mr.. Febiger that the
work on the Eleventh street and Jetfer-
son street mains was well done and
cheap.y done. He superintended par,
OF the wolk himself, as chairman Of tn.
Water Committee. and gave it much
careful attention. He has now had al
Opportunity Of observing both systems
OF work, and is, therefore, better quail
fed to determine which IS the best and
most economical for the city's interest,
and we hope he will renew his motion
to do the work by contract. Thert
could be no better time 10 60 this, as
there has been some experience in the
matter and men are tetier qualified to
Judge Of tie time and cost Of the work
A. the work is now being done the cit,
has no security whatever that it will l.,
done well. If it is given out 10y contrsc c,
must he made satisfactory o. the secu
ri will be forfeited. We are only sur
pris ed that the Water Departm. Mt doe.
not refuse to do the work in any othe.
way than ty contract. to get RID Of tA,
responsih'i',.
The daily gazette., 1875-06-05
REsERSFF,s SAL

u 7 virtue Of sundry wrlts OF vend. Exponas
70 me- directo'i,wIll be exposed to nublic
sale s at the Wareroons ni Joseph T.. Booth,
800 ShiPey street, Wilmington, In New Cas.
tic County, Delaware, on
TUESDAY,
TIE 9Th DAY or JUNE, ISIS,
ut 10 O'Clock, a. NJ,
Tho following described personal property.
comprising large stock Of new Furniture.
such as bureaus, tables, chairs, book case.
hat racks, Lounges, wal lrvbes. Mattresses.
sofas, oil, looking glassce, unfinished work
wash stands, lumber, rocking chairs, walnut
chamber suits tools, machines, spring beds
arra chairs chair frames, extension tables.
sldeboards, marble top tables and stands.
household goods wheelbarrU W &c &c. Also,
street.
seized and taken into execution q. the pro.
perry OF Joseph =. Booth, and to be sold 6y
WM. II. LAMBSON, sherif.
Shcrin's Onice, New Castle,
May27, a. ID. ls75 Smay27-2tawts
The daily gazette., 1875-06-05
Fatal accident.
o MAN RUN OVER AND KILLED By CARS
Especial to the Gazette.l
TOWNSEND, Del JnnnA A ,o-z

lopeclal TO the Caxette.1
1900. AoWNsEND, Del, June 4, 1873.
,W1Iilan1 5urris was run over and kili-
90 ye,tero9y by the train Of the Queen
Anne's Kent Railroad atont - III,
mlie west OF Townsend. He had bnan
10 Townsend and got some nnsal pee. "t.3
Hour In bag and started home w;tb ~ !,
and - supposed TO have stopped "a zoe,
ana tell asleep. When run over bis ees 10y.
was setting near him and he lyin1 noaS
one OF the rails and between the trarIs
Mr. James Shea, the en-, ineer. saws h.,
1id not zee him until very close to- him .
ne blew very rapidly for breaks and re-
yersed his engine, but as he was coming
oown grade he could not stop. The .n'
glne dragged him some distance. noss;n,
over MS right leg above the knee. mang,
tiHs ~ III horrible condition, Ho ~
IDTonKh to Townsend. and Drs. Barr of c
Mihd."town, and Parvis, of Black hi,d
we're Immediately sent for and were sno,
" tas spot, but could do no good-deotj,
SOON relieved his suffering. He was va
moved IN the baggage car Of the O. A &
~ sraiu 70 ms home, about a mile and q
nuiI west OF townsend, in a small tsnoN
mIent belonging to Robert A, Co,brap
S'q at the crossing of the public Ioad
ana tho railroad, wnere he expired II IA q!
cloox lust evening. He was ~ yrars
cta ana leaves wife and four childr~n
me Oldest five years old. Major b. r
Iset' fresiient of the Q. A. & K. r. R.
a1s ofdered him to have good burial
-. re expense OF the company.
hne Coroner held an Inquest and a
g.. - IN sneordancs with th~se fsots
""' 'aasesa J. G. T.
The daily gazette., 1875-06-05
sEIAEkIFE,S SAi.s.

by virtue OF a writ of Venditioni Fx.
= pon7s 70 IN directed. will os exposed 10
Public Sale at he
DELAWARE HUU,E No5l3 MARKET ST ..
Kept by @ o ". 0rlip IN the City IF vii.
mfngtor. Eew C'stl' "unty. pe.aware on
SATURDAY,
TIE 2BT1I DAY OF JUNE, ls75,
Az O'Clock, p. NJ,
The following described real estate, viz:
nj. that lot or Piece of land situated In the
City OF WILMINGTON. and bound ed aud desorib.
ed as fnlinws: beginning on the u0rthery
slde OF Einth etreet between Adams an
jackson streets, J. feet from the eas. .erly side
OF Jackson street. thence northefly parallel
to Jackson street 100 feet TO tho southerly
Eide Of n four feet wide alley, thence by said
81 .e Thereof estterly 2feet thence southerlv
parallel 70 jackson street teet 10 the SAID
Eiie OF Slntn street, and III -ncp thereby
va sterlG :. lest To the place OF beginning. be
the tame more or less, win tuo privilege
moreover oi Li.e use of sal 1 alley IN common
with other property owners thereon foi ever.
Seized and taken inlo execution as the pro.
perty OF AbraIn Il. Woolston, and 10 DO sold
wM. H. LAMBsoN, Sheriff.
Sheriff orlco New Castle,
June lst, A. d., e15. { juncl-2tawts
The daily gazette., 1875-06-05
PUBLIC SALES
TRUsrEE's SALE.

., The nndsrsigned. as trustee uud.r
o. the Court, will expose TO uneiii heCtee
Snsstertown. Nd. at tho voshcll sae, Id
nali'past u O'Clock, a. m. on Tiiooggse, at
the 10th Of June. ls15. tn. iollowSiansD
lst. The lands OF Elias Denn,v
lang lang ords Bay 10 Kent county, about ily!1s Ia
rom Shestertown. Consisting of fly. t,va miles
or VIII DC sold as one, II desired w. w. iarms,
talns about l09 acres. the Other o91 yne con.
lnGs comparativeiy new on both farm, g@lld'
arc sitnated about twD miies ron, IN. ns They
stores. churohes and school LouTess ess's'olrg.
cheney OF wood, etc. Also a far,n sum
three and half miles OF Chcst.rtn,mv, within
the "Raker Farm" containinS "h, r called
acres; snMciency OF wood and iimtn taoVu. ~
bring s kinds Of grain and fruit; iru, Iapd, "a,
Tkkhs OF THE FIRST Two FIp,o,
snro OF the purchase money within o. a vne'
pAiAnce In one TWO and three y.ars "TTayei
payments my be extended. AAess
LhE TkkAS OF JHE BAKER FApA,n n
NTH OF the purchase money en- the a. ono,
sale. or In % days, and balance in Nv tsy oi
and eighteen months. ST. '"eiFe
GEoRGE vICKERs, Trus,ae
ChestertoWp Md
The daily gazette., 1875-06-05
I AR0E SALE
I AR0k SALE
OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE.

nEAL ES 4 Ale,
IN TuR CRY Of NEWCASTLE. Du
ESY virtue Of the authority confsr1ed r,
- the undersigned as executor of tbS ,s-,
VII ana Testament OF George Janyicr' lafs
OF SAID city. deceased, will be sold at PuLIi.
Sale, on u'l'
THURSDAY. JUNE l7TH. LEI;
At IL O'Clock, noon.
A VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND.
situated at the corner Of Delaware and yln.
streets having front Of w feet on DelawaIs
v,ns sLss. % ana ehtending e. In depth lao feet oa
ys-a brick house erected thereon late ths
Eli, residence OF the aecealed contsinina
III AZ rooms; bath room with hot snI
- anu oold water. Conservatory to The
nrst and second storics A dry sellar viii
basement summer kitchen 4 well OF good
water ut the kitchen door. immediate po.
session given.
Terms "a ooo may remain on mortgage for
and years '''
Three building lots on De. ware street Al
Joining the above 2Oxi0
Terms one half cash balance on mortgage
one year.
Ok BuILDlNo LOTS on Vine street in lLs
rear OF the above 20xi30.
Terms. one half cash. balance on mortgage
for one year.
A subslantial story BRICK HOUSE con.
tanning seven rooms adjOing the above lot.
92xl4o Possession given " uays after execu
ton OF the doed II desired
Terms ~ 0vu cish. balance on mortgage for
years
a large and Valuable WHARF PROPERTY
occupied by George w Bush i son now aud
for many years past occupied as coal and
wood yard llyft In depth and extending 7vO
ieet into the river having erected thereon an
ONCE. stone house anu coal shed
Terms one-halt cash balance on MortSags
for years
a lot Of ground containing acres Of land
mere or less. bounded by Ches tnut and Marx.
ct streets by the Public road leading " VII
nainxton and the l'yke Ierms Cash
Also on tuesday June Ed at the auction
room OF l. ". Stidhaul b Sou No lE
Fourth street In the city OF Wilmington at 3
O'Clock y N the story BRICK IL USE oc-
cMpied by Washington Janvier, Esq No lOls
Warrington street In said city lot IS feet II
inches front u feet Inc es deep
Tcrms one half cash balance on mortgage
for year.
Ten per cent OF the cash on Real Estate to
be paid ON the day Vt sale
M. M. CLEAvER
Executor OF the last VIII and Teetalaon, oil
oeorKa Janvier decuased.
- w. stidhxm b Son Aucuoneersi
may20-d3taw&w
The daily gazette., 1875-06-05
DEL. JUNE ., 1873
For the Gazette.

Ma. EpIToR.-It Is not fact, as ia
said in your paper, that every negro is u
Radical. belong TO that race, and un.
til Radicals learn to notice black men
more ! am just where I am. think as
] please anu vote as please; one party
i as good IA the other towards black
men. One thing l do know. if the De-
mocrats promise anything they will full
I'll. good many Ct us is looking at
taat point. jus. want to explain.
Yours, NOAH PRESS.
WILMINGTON. June 2, 1873.
LEvidsntly Noah Press wants to be
O Radical If he Is not one
The daily gazette., 1875-06-05

THE CHESAPEAKE AND DELAWARE
l. CANAL COMPANY.-The Atlual Meet.
In Philadelphia, No. 69s Walnut street, IN
MONDAY, tho 7th of June, 1875, at II O'Clock,
A. ~, at which time and place an election
will be held for President and Directors TO
serve for the ensuing year.
HENRY v. LESLEY, sec'y.
May 9Th. 1s75.-l3.2 1927 Ie3to7
The daily gazette., 1875-06-05

NJ Ew DRESS GooDs-Just on..sd . -.
- plete assortment OF new dre.s tshri.s
the most desirable shadea and
styles 70 PLAIN and plaid 8 DDS.
W. B. SHARP.
Fourth and Market strses
The daily gazette., 1875-06-05

NOIICE.-Mechanic Loan Association,
~ fifth series-SO0 shares in the dfth a erieS
of this Association are now for sale, first pay
ment to be made the second Tuesday In May.
Apply 20 W. J. MORR, ", Sec',,
Ra<24f Ne, AT French sxtek
The daily gazette., 1875-06-05
WEATHER. IL EPORp.
WAsHlNGTSN, June 81 A. NJ.
PROBABILITIES.

For the Atlantic States, stationary or
railing barometer south to east winds.
warmer and generally clear weather,
except possibly rain in Western Pen.
nsylvanaia and New York.
The daily gazette., 1875-06-05
PUBLIC SALES

A UorioN.
LARGE BANKRUPT SALE
OF over
$4,000 Worth Of
SILKS. DFLAINES. ALPALAS
Fine Dress Goods OF all Grades;
Calicoes, MusliDs, Towlings, Hosiery, and
Fine Undera ear; Splendid assortment of
eustom.mtde ladies' u'ts, valued from elo
10 Sl3O.00 a suit, will be sold for few days
10 the highest adder. These are all fresh
goods, and must lie sold. Sale on
TUESDAY and WI DNEsDAY EVENINGS.
June 9Th and 9th, at 7 O'Clock, and
OS THURSDAY AT le A. II.
ladies will 1nd goods ready for sxamlna-
tion Tuesday morning.
Corner eth and Market streets.
L. W. sTiDHAM b SON, Auct'rs.
je3-St
The daily gazette., 1875-06-05
DUBIIC SALE.

In accordance with the provisions Of the
set OF General Assembly, passed at Dover.
March 9th. 1867, entitled an Act relating "
Lien OF Common Carriers and others.
Public Notice 10 hereby gwen that The Phil
adelphia, Wilmington and baltimore Rail
road Company having lien as common car
rlers upon the following described property
for its carriage and storage, consigned as
to pay the costs and charges for such carriage
and storage as required by law, the same WIN
be exposed to sale ut public auction, on the
10th day OF June, 1875, at 10 O'Clock, A. II 1t
streets. In the City OF Wilmington, In order
to discharge said lien and pay the costa OF
sale and advertising. Articles as followsi
Consignee, owner Description Of
The daily gazette., 1875-06-05
SHERIFFS SALES.
HaIs,islE e"s AaI-..

nY virtue OF writ OF Vendltioni Ex-
ponas. 10 me directed will be exposed 10
public sale, on the premises hereinafter de-
scribed. In the City Of Wilmington, New Cas-
le County, Delaware, on
FRIDAY,
18TH DAY OF JUNE, ISIS,
At2 o'clock. l.. NJ,
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-12-29
More News from The Black Hills.

Mr.. Goldlng, of.this city, who re
Gently returned from the Illus on
account of Sickness, received a letter
from his partner Edward Leonard
who Is at Red Cloud Agency on his
way back to the mines. Mr.. Leonard
writes:
Duffy and Others arrived here from
the Black Hills Friday morning, and
LEFT again Sunday night with eight
pack animals loaded with flour and
provisions. They brought in con
siderable coarse gold dust, and say
they made from twelve to twenty
dollars per day, with a rocker, until
the cold weather stopped their work.
Their diggiDgs aro on Bear Greek IN
this Territory. / saw II fine nugget
they brought in, worth about SD SO.
Two other miners came in here Sun
day who had between three and four
hundred dollars worth of dust they
left about 500 with Yates, the trader,
and then went on TO Fort Larami'
for supplies.
Iudian Agent Hastings issued on
order yesterday for all the s1uaW
men and gamblers and r~ouStnhnut-,
and all others who are not in the
employ Of the government or store
keepers. to leave the re ervation
within forty.eight hours or abide the
consequences, which are understood
TO be ITO be driven away by the milf
tary." OF course this has created
much excitement, and, you bet there
is much "ancy dancing" NIL around
here tonight. Most of the floating
population talk OF starting for the
Hills.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-12-29

We the undersigned BARRIERS OF
Cheyenne, have agree'i to issue no
more shaving tickets after the first
day Of JAnuury, 1876; aud to close
u shops every night nj 8 o'clock,
city time, Saturday night at ~
O'Clock. and Sunday ut > o'clock. And
we all, each aud every M of ~ bind
ourselves tn phy the sum of S2J-oD II
we break or viblaip this agreement,
made this 2Sth day uf December.
1875. VIM. j. Hardin, w. III Jones.
Geo. p. Gnldaker, J. DurI, Jas. Me-
Donald, Buckner & Lyons, Mike
Price. dpc29-d3t
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-12-29
The Artful DOdger.

The sore-headed Ex-Auditor cannot
get over The ugly fact That he had to
surrender the fat office he has held for
six years, to II gentleman IN Uinta
county. Hence he daily vents his
spleen upon those he deems To be the
cause of his removal from office. The
LEADER, aIthoHgh entirely innocent,
comes in for n fair share of his abuse,
and as he says the LEADER establish
ment is the only printing office i'll the
Territory where the complied statutes
can he printed well and in accordance
with the requirements of the law and
the specimen selected by the commit
tee, he has made up his mind to defeat
the plan for a compilation of the laws,
if lying can do it. He started IN with
the wild statement hat the work
would cost 10000; afterwards lie
came down to SIG. 600 and ST., 600;
then he said it would cost not less than
SIC, 900. and in yesterdays issue be
said it would cost at least 81, $50; that
is, IL he could be permitted to have the
work done in DesMoines.
We expect in a few days Hayf1rd
will claim that somebody ought to pay
the Territory for the privilege of do
ing the work. But what will then
become of his $4,000 steal? Verify,
Hayford is the boss liar of Wyoming
Territory.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-12-29
Not Going 10 the BLACK Hills.

Sheriff Rennie. 81 Carbon County,
arrested here yesterday two members
of n party that WAS ready to start
for the Black Hills, but did not go.
One was Thomas Jones, who Is
charged with having committed as
sault, with intent to murder, upon
n John Hughes, on Snake River,
near Dixon, Carbon County, in this
Territory. The other was Mr.. s. B.
Reid, who is supposed to be witness
TO the assault committed and was re-
quired TO return To Rawlins to give
his testimony in the preliminary
trial.
Sheriff Rennie informs US that the
assault upon Hughes, who is not ex-
pected tosurvive his injuries, MAS the
result of an old fcud existing between
him and Jones. They had some
words about an unimportant matter
and Jones knocked his enemy over
the head with a pitch. fork. when IL
bystander, named Ferguson Trutter.
took a hand in the fight, and taking
side with Jones, he stabbed Hughes
in the back several times. Trottcr
was arrested on Snake River, but
Jones escaped and WAS pursued by
the officers to Laramie City, and
from there Sheriff Rennie followed
him to Cheyenne, where he arrived
an hour ahead nf Jones, who Travelled
on horseback with a Rawlins party
of Black Killers. With the assistance
of Sheriff O'Brien, Jones and the
witness, Reid, were secured without
much trouble, and yesterday the
party started back to RawIins in
charge of Sheriff Rennic.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-12-29

After working hard for the pas
sage of the law providing for the conf
piling of the laws, after voting for
the bill several times, and after max.
ing application to the members of
the judiciary committee for the APP
pointInent of Superintendent of
printing, Bramel has the cheek to say
he opposed the GW.
Bramel did mo-; oppose the erecution
Qffhe Ldlc, until he found out that he
could not make any money out of il.
This explains both his and Hayfnrd's
opposition.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-12-29

~ Our Authorized AdverusIng Agents tor III,
LGApER are, in New York. 5. VI. Pcttengill 4 Co.
q, Park Row, Geo. 2. Howell & Co, 80 Park Row
81. Louis, Rowrl 4 Chrrmun. Cor. Third HuG
Chestnut Streets, 81 Louis Advertising ant
Publ, shing Agency Chicago. n H.. Chandler.
ia South Clark street: Phiiadrlphin. y ~.
Aver 4 Son. Ta Sausari Street: Aud COe. Weth-
mil 4 Co. BnILetin hnIldiaE.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-12-29

For SALE.-Ffhy fine Merin0
bucks, two years old. ia fine condi-
ton. ut Culver & Bpughton's rancho
un the Mud ~. Inquire at the rancho,
or of NJ. V. Ruughton in this city,
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UNION PACIFIC CONSTRUCTIONS.
All persons having claims against
James w. Davis and associates,
Davis, Sprague and Company, or the
contractors for the construction OF the
Union Pacific Railway, will learI OF
: mnething to their advantage. by adj
dressing the undersigned, stating the
amount and nature of the claims.
CLARK BELL.
Counselor. &C.,
121, Broadway,
dll-Iaw3t New York City.
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The rdm nf a piano will come off
p~nSitivply at the Inter Ocean Billiard
Parlor, Friday next, New Vars
Eve. 4 few more chances can be
had IN application. dec29-3id'
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BIDS
FOB TELEGRAPH POLES
d7-d1n

Bids will be received hy the
Union Pacific Railroad Company,
until January fifteenth, 1876, for
furnishing two thousand three hun
drp,l telegraph poles. Poles must b.
of Rel Cedar. sound. straight, twenty
Iwo feet hing, and not less than five
inches in diameter at the top. trim
med smupth. Poles tn he delivered
hy or before May first, 1876, at any
station or stations on the Union Pa
cifc Railroad between Grand Island
and Cheyenne. The Company reserves
right Ia reject any or HI bids.
Address, j. J. DICKEY,
Sup'l. Telg'h u. p. K. r.
"Omaha, Nebraska.
Dec. 18th, 1875"
j. j. DIcKEY.