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rhe Intcrnlinabie Business Turus-
UP Again in the Criminal
Court.
4 Disputed Partnership.-south Park Con-
domination Oase--sent Down,
Record Of Judgments and New Suits...
Business Among the Dankrupts.

..tlan4 hal hffn tllAnnafi uf Mr. Tu1av AHih hh
Wished 10 aoa "osa 70 h!s assamehts or tae aay
hsiore. AZ TO lho act Of 1879 thnt did not valt'
s ss.t NJ Of the sts Of tbe nasaare ., tho orrna
~ r. .a,n,,otl,n ~ 1aHi =, tha, ~, 49,
iae'ss " y. tooh: ~ icy naa ~ ~.
E4,t Division Company under tho rptttytne act,
H. pr,.t a,31 thnt avcn n . n,r.on cI,tnncd =,
interest in certain property and 1t conld
b shown that that Interest was illegal,
I'LL, II 8 company chose, It could
y VI ."a a.. ~. , '.Is ''eSa. r." va LAIN ~.
vision Company could bp condemned, even though
,,,,or nvcrv,r,,
'13DuA nAoA"n
lhea continued ttls argument. 1la hrat gava
i,tor,o,at,on Of The Chicago civ railway COM
n,av r. ian lo,vn T. tbe nro,ont linn III c,.tnc,
n' ho ,e ~ lax w,s sns nsx aes s r. roiatca
Mek as Of 1861 It would be retroactive ,n Ito ccot.
But Il was provided that It ''shall read ~ follows
rom md after tlc passage hereof, snd that lmi.
ia, ia "a made Il new act covering a iii went BE-.
s ;s;.x " soassdsd sd Tisa sSs deTsiot ystesa
es'css. sa.es w.b asa s
Ts H. = ~ sy otSsf 5s;. 5ts e1 s@
,|lshtcst doubt but fhnt It va thc intention al
he Legislature to Validate tho orinances relating
III an H. nart az tbn sae thai ali rawsv.
sna th,t T. riaht eont nnt b. seyed Within, nr.ns.
s nnds5 the Emsn omsa IA s
r,ty RAILWAY wax snibnusctl 10 cnnda,nn thr
ptopcrty in 7ncs,ion. it vas admitted that tc
dd % not incI'ds cycry snccles Of 1 1tons1tY. Tic
aas ~ u,s II soaJ eSua not b xsn
osry es sI an ass It fTo t IN
lie casc Of tho Boston 4 LowaIl Iniisoad Company
iaa dmys Ncports-a lcsdsnE case on thir tsa6:
@ r. Gsd not be h. sstc nn9. ~
1 js9bt : r tSs QUESTION. AltSeara tss, seaets laT
,a,,Issr tn ~ ~ ~ cn 5ec,.iv 5o, ..
ceu nau 9fSa by
Mihrrrfors snmrthints WA r. IN. c1rmmici a. mi
~ no II ae"sa ia e ss u st Wsfa eend
fss is ss pstsops stS sSS + Sss5s
shtch hsl bcen spcciaity cScn,utci for all tlne.
iii II was contra,ict iaai no snecjn, law o., tho
ess soua b. ':ea n9"sye hye
fus1ud@a AZ syeTvthIn~ thai mir'f he nosscsscd Tba
Legislature i, ontittns o. dectining to mike sucI,
ts nc, 10 a,lo s bs nf sc IN ~rno
ctr AZ lid been been specially reserved. rhc Lcgsa.
at,i9ed hy thsir eprnara,.'rs They Iacntcd tncir
own 1inrs. f'hn Icrisatnrc Sns lie tM,5gc of thn
psee..ty or e9ncjsmcy whs,her m ~ iani sbud ' Ia
sns p,tancs t arsI of ,e s4psd!eneY by e psinr
General anthnfitys ind TIM I,crsinturo sald tbat
6y reasoI, uf thnt general nuthnfity they wera nj
@ wsF' 9stg ~ tsaao be woss
The Legislature rntonbtodly lad pnwor to give
, 1876-12-20
A NEW ELECTION.

1U H~ Ru4FoF U 1H$ 9FIV0Hss
CLINTON, a., Dec. III. --Your Article In the tlsk
WHISKY Tribune. headed t'Iloldinx Nav Elec.
uo4, keeei'es rot only my APPRECIATION. but also
, 1876-12-20
PROPOSALS FOR OIL FOR
18TT.8.

OrF1cx or ukIlnHr-Nnrax Bo4Mp,
.- WAsMLNA1uH. Dec. I. la7J.
Sealed Proposals. wifi bv tucaltc cd Vt thla Otuta unl
To- supplytaI eishty seven thoassd ts7Wn1 xaoss e
ihc lsat duality Wlntef straned Pure LAIRD OIL f9r
ils epeclhcst!uus BEARING dsts ubo!u. copies OF
Ths H,S y sd IT,: ss !, S IT, II se IT,
Toinpkinsf.!ie Staten !.lapd y; tas Ltght,Iinuse
Ipslector It No. ~ Ptmbsrton tqu4te, usVu- alAst
tAcLl5l liouAr lu4pectv! 1t Detroit 3l!J; aud th1
Light. .lIousa 1ulpccLor II San Francisco Cal.
j. q. WALKER
Commander u. Q, ~ hatA seGzrtNI
, 1876-12-20
TENS.

II stated that ia January Tue bondholders
Of the Detroit b milwaukee, Railroad will meet
and order The road To he sold, 3 movement
which viii Be Immediately followed BY N enaIrc
reorganization Of tho Company. by this change
It Il expected that the debt will bo considerably
reduced, that al Immediately necessary repairs
aud additions to the tragk aud stock OF the
Company will b. made. aud that AL economical
and Energetic management will DC Instituted.
Tho Burlington u Northwestern Railroad has
nov been completed IRON Burlington tu Win
feld. 4nd rapid progress Is being made on tho
extension to WashuEton, Ia Tlls section will
pe tillAled next spring. II v, &4e Intention to
, 1876-12-20
NEW PUBLICATIONS,
SCRlBNER FOR JANUARY

.... NEW PUBLICATIONS.
SCRIBNER FOR JANUARY
1s specially notable not only TOT tho excellence,
hut for the great variety Of H. cent&n.A and ths
beauty Of it, fliuot1ations. Among tbs moro note.
worthy articles there Is IN Illustrated paper on
NORWAY AND THE K0RSEMEY,'
h7 Prof. Doyesen, N Aa,etfcsn1sed Norwegian, Of
Cornell University. Gen. McCieliAn's interesting
SERIES Of tssTsl.sketehss beglus With
Il WINTER on TEE NILE"
in which he discusses The Khedive's army and sys.
tam Of Internal Improvements, etc. Clarence Cook,
In his paper Oh ''1iouschold and Homs DecorA.
tlou, "tAkea up spch praeticAl matters M bedroom
furniture. open hres and furnace hea!, gas and
kercsene 'tgats, blue and whlse china. Sit. Bar
nard's pape:,
TIRE ENGLISH W0RzlNGMAN'S HOME,'
descfibes the shat.eabu:y Building Association IN
London, with il!ustfst!oas Of houses for working.
men.
"WHAT 0UR CHURCHES COST U.s."
shows The relative coat Of church. work.
oshet illustrated papers sra: 4 sketch OF John
unfEoughs with portraitl; "Li.slwoss md
VI d u. h6EEiCkt "'pky.UfEAmE,
apoem OF New England life; snd "PApA Toorn'a
Tulip" N extravaganza With ,aushabla allhou.
o.tes, b4 Howard Pyle.
DR.. HOLLANDS NOVEL,
NICHOLAS MlNTURN,7
gives "a bright and breezy discussions Of various
themes On board An ocean steamer, followed by
collision and shspwseck, the story os which Is most
graphically told.
In light vein arc "My Friend Moses, By John
HabberIon. author Of *Elelen'u Babies; = talk
Concerning chearaets, By Charles Carroll; and
"Ghosts. y shon story BY Isabella T. uopktns.
THAT LASS O. L0WRlE'S"
Is fatty sustained In interest and power
There arc poeuaa By X. Il. sloddasd, an. H. )"
Dr. Holland. charles dc Kay. Il, W. Glider, aud
Constantine E. Drooks.
In 'Topics Of The Time, Dr.. Holland discusses
"Ths Chinese In Esu F.anclsco,n ,tThc Moral
Value Of Physicat Strength, and s.The Disease Of
Mendicaucy." ''Ths Old Cabinet" ID about
"chaslottc Bronte." "sarage Lite In thu city,"
''Ameriean Authors aud English Critics, '.pict.
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gwen up 10 the third Of the tLettcss to Young
Mother" "cul.ure and Progress" has a new
feature In regular letter from London on "En-
Ga!sh Books" 1.-THE Worlds Work" and "Dre.
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SOUTHWESTERN RATES,
Tho Southwestern Railroads.&c. Association
will hold It's regular monthly meeting At tho
Grand Pacific Hotel to-day. Owing to the hull.
days, tue meeting this tinls Is held . wesk car.
ller than u4uxf.
, 1876-12-20

CHICAGO & NORTHWESTERN RAILWAY.
Ticket otncea, E2 Ciasx.sL fshefman Honte) and ~
CANAl'st.. Cotutf AAdIon. and It the tep0sx "
, 1876-12-20
RAILROAD TIME TABLE,
49,
ARRIVAL And DEPARTURE OF TRA(N'

11oIanaston .. R:t.,s1es ttartt-t satq!1sy exs
HTssunday II l. n. DA1lY.
, 1876-12-20
ScRl8NER & CO.,
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VIII also contain paper by Horace F.. Scudder,
facsimile reproductions from The - New England
FeimeF and Nebster's old ',6pe!lnR. look. !"
badge's Visit to the Centennial. BY the author
Of - Tlelen'e Babies" and "The Modern and
Acdiesal Ballad Of Mary Jano." with silhouette
drawings by Hopkins, will b found amusing mud
GnteftatDtnR Hfhde4
The daily gazette., 1876-05-05
From the Toledo Blade.
SDcci0Ifies iyl HPdiciuP,

We publish on our eighth page n
lengthy article describing the system
of the noted specialist, DR.. Il. V. Pierce,
OF Buffalo, N. Y, in which he sets forth
with considerable force and clearness his
reasons for devoting his whole time and
attention to single department Of medi-
cine-the treatment of lingering chronic
diseases. The same article also takes up
the subject of Diagnosis, methods of con-
sultation and treatment, etc, and will be
found to contain many valuable hints to
the invalid. DIR. Pierce is the author OF
n work which has already attained a
large circulation-"The Peoples Com.
mon sense Medical Adviser er'-containinQ
some nine hundred numerously illus.
trated pages, and devoted to medicine in
all its branches, a work well calculated
for the guidance and instruction of the
people at large, and which may be had
for $3.50 (post-paid) by addressing the
author. DIR. Pierce has now been before
the general public long enough to enabl,
the formation of careful estimate o.
its efficiency of his treatment and hi
medicines, and the verdict, we are glat
to know, has been universally favorable
| to both,
The daily gazette., 1876-05-05
our euI'H Guardians.

THE BOARD OF HEALTH FOR 1876
At the meeting of City Council, last
evening, the committee nominated and
Council elected the following Board of
Health for 1856;
First Ward-Wm. W. Bennett, l..
w. Palmer.
Second Ward.-Wm. z. Windish
Joshua Baker.
Third Ward james O'Neil Charles
H. Bedford.
Fourth Ward.-W esley Hickman,
Isaac &. Saxton.
Fifth Ward-Passmorc II. Mitchell
Allen Gawthrop, Sr.
Sixth Ward.-Dr. 9. W. Kirchner,
William Cummings.
Seventh Ward.-J. w. Hawkins,
Albert Thatcher.
Eighth Ward.-James Kennedy, j os.
S. Derriclson.
Ninth Ward.-John Mc3orlcy, John
Roberts.
Tenth Ward-Stephcn Davis, David
w. Hughes.
DR.. }. A. Draper is still Health
Officers of the Board, lie being an ap
pol1tee of the Governor.
The daily gazette., 1876-05-05
---------- s-------------
All the Hat Fac ctOries to Close.
DEPRESSED TRADE IN THE WHOLESALE MAR
KETs SAID TO BE THE CAUSE.

DEPRESSED TRADE IN THE WHOLESALE MAR
KETs SAID TO BE THE CAUSE.
by she ending of the present week all
the hat factories in Reading, with proba-
bly, one exception, will have closed their
establishments, owing to the depressed
condition OF trade. The hat manufac-
turing business has boen gradually
dwindling away to state of utter mac
tivity during the past three months,
Occasionally last year the trade took q
spurt, but the receipt Of orders continued
only for limited periods. A manufacturer
stated to an Eagle reporter that the
wheels of business were kept turning in
order to give employment to those in the
trade, at barely cost paying rates to the
mill owners; but now they find it utterly
impossible to proceed under the circum.
stances. Many of the factories will re-
pair machinery so as to be in complete
working order by the time the autumn
| manufacturing trade begins. which is in
July. Probably soiae Of the factorie
will never start up again at all for it j
said that the wool manufacturing bust
ness has been slightly overdone. ."-hedd
| ing EdJie.
The daily gazette., 1876-05-05
STRAY Wales.

An important change in the 7 w X B
K X time table will take effect next Mon
day.
Many city people are now improving
their yards by sodding or planting grass
seed.
County Treasurer Herbert will be a
the Delaware House, tomorrow. to pay
the bills allowed at the April term of the
Levy Court.
Look to your own interest and go to
the red tea store No. . west Third street,
and buy yonr tea and coffee cheap, Great
Canton and Japan Tea Co.
l.. w. Lovett, captain and pitcher OF
the Active base ball club, of Reading, is
said to be the wealthiest Tall player in
the country. He is worth about SG0,0O0
Great reduction of prices in french aud
domestic corsets, ladies udder garments
infants out fits. Childrens dresses. rea
hair switches, Kid Gloves. &c, at Franks
ladies empoium, 5ll Market street
The daily gazette., 1876-05-05
City Officers Elected,

City Council, last night, elected an
Auditors Clerk, end Registry Bureau
Clerk.
Joseph l.. Beggs, who was Elected Au-
ditor, is "a well known Music Teacher,
and one of our most respected citizens
He is honest and capable and will make
an efficient Auditor. Mr.. Beggs was
not aware that he was to be made Au.
dltor, and was much surprised when, af
ter the meeting of Council, he was infor-
med of his election.
Chas. II. Maguire, the Auditor Clerk,
has satisfactorily filled this position tol
the past year, and is well qualified fol
! the office.
James A. Plunkett, the Reistry Bureau
Clerk, has also served for the past veal
| in the office to which he has been re-elec
ted, He makes courteous and efficient
| officer
The daily gazette., 1876-05-05
apr2S-2w

CEALED PROPOSALS will be received by
- the Directors OF Ccntreville Hall Com
pany, OF Ccntreville, Delaware. until May %.
1876, for the building OF CeHtreyine Public
Hall.
Plans and specifications may be seen at the
office Of DIR. Jos. ii. Chandler. Ccntreville.
delaware. at any time before letting.
Proposals will be received tor each branch
of the work seperateiy, or for the entire
building, and must be endorsed.
Proposals for Mason Work, Proposals for
Carpenter Work, Proposals for Brick Work,
Proposals for Plastering. Painting, NC.
Responsible and app owed security will be
required from successful bidder or bidders.
The Directors reserve the right to reject
any or xil of the proposals submitted.
JOS. III. CHANDLER, M. d.
mayl.4t Chairman Committee.
The daily gazette., 1876-05-05

The Duke. of Cambridge, in his "a
pacity of Commander in Chief OF the
British Army, has just paid a compli-
mcnt, not the less striking tLat il !5
rather implied than expressed, to the
professional tone sfthe German Army
which is both interesting and sugges.
tive. A number of officers of the Life
Guards had arranged a trip to Berlin.
| where they were TO have grand polo
party, for the purpose Of introducing
that exciting and lively Indian game
to the attention of the Prussian nobili. ..
ty and gentry. The PrussIan Guarl
had prepared to entertain their English
visitors in seIni-regal style. But t!.e
Duke of Cambridge, who, though he
is intensely English In his feelings. Is,
of course, a thorough German by blood
made up his mind that the spectacle Il
a number of English officers in flannel
jackets, galloping about on little rn-
nies, fourishing sticks and knocking
balls to and fro, would pretty certain
lly move the German military mind
rather to contempt than to admiration
Of the British soldier. When German
soldiers amusc themselves it is wita
such games us the Krieg- spiel, car
mimic war So the Duke has dis
crcetly forbidden the gay GuardsmE,
TO 90 To Berlin.
The daily gazette., 1876-05-05
SPECIAL NOTICE.
THE GREAT DISCOVERY /!

\. RTNKEL'S BITTER WINE OF
n For the cure OF weak stomach gener-
kbillty indigestion, disease OF the nervous
IN, constipation. acidity OF the stomach,
all cases requiring a tonic.
be " inc includes the most agreeable and
bic Mt salt Of Iron We possess: Citrate OF
netic Oxide, combined with the most en-
tic Of vegetable tonics-Yellow Peru.
Bark. 4
e effect IN many casel OF debility, loss o
elite and general prostration, OF an eli
n salt Of Iron combined with our valuable
he, is most happy II augments the anpe-
raises the pulse, takes OIL muscular fiab-
b, removes the pallor of debility, and
norid vgor 10 the countenapce.
yCu want something to strengthen you?
dCs want good appetite? Do you want
lild up your constitution! Do yeu wan
el wellt De y0ll want TO get rid OF ner-
ktess' DO you want energy? DO you
ts sleep we'll! Do YOU want brisk and
Nous feelings: you do, try kunkeP 3
e Of Iron.
b. truly valuable tCn'c has been so thor
bly, tested by all classes OF the communi-
lllt it isDOw deemed Indispensable as a
medicine. 1t costs but little puriiies
bojd aud gives lone to the stomach, rem
Ies tue system and prolongs life.
bow only ask trial ofthis valuable Tonic.
81 per bottle, T.. +. KUNKEL, Sole
pfietoi, Philadelphia, Pa. Ask your
Essl for Kukers Bitter Wine OF Iron, and
10 other AXE. So d only in 81 bottles.
,hers are counterfeit sobeware OF them.
Tape Worm.
Etrely removed with purely vegetable
lcne, passing from the system alive. NJ
r1lll The head DaaseS Come and refer
alients treated. Dr. Il, +. KuSkhL, No
North Ninth ST. Philadelphia. Advice
Stat Pin and Stomach Worms also re-
ftd. ASK your druggist for KuNKEL''
IN STRIP. PRICE, III per bottle. Sent
circular. mayld&wlm
Pine Nail Scissors
NN and slrMgnt, Nail Brushes, Hant
hles, Nail Flies, Nan Polishers, etc, 70
FH 4. HRINGHURST Il CO.,
Corner Sixth and Market streets.
OF the hath.
" Brushes, Bath Towels, Batn sponge
Stlh Soaps in extensive variety. Also
STOVES, straps, Brushes, ETC., OF nors
Dfy Friction Gloves, and many othe
Esa Of the same claseaL
h. HRINGHURST Il CO.,
Corner Sixth and Market streets
ou"s MiracuIOus cure for Corn
Mg!sh remedy of greG. popularity,
Le'ng corns without pain.
L. BlllNGHURST q CO.,
Apothecaries,
Corner Sixth and Market street
The daily gazette., 1876-05-05
THIRD EDITION.
Ne,c II. ". d. II. n. X. Time Table.

IMPORTANT ALTERATIeNs-AN ADDt-
TIONAL TRAIN To BE PLACED OF THE
icBLAwARE RAILROAD.
The new time table for the p. W. 4
B. r. r., which will 20 into effect o.
next Monday, contains some lmpor-
tant changes, which are here given:
The Philadelphia trains will leave
Wilmington at 1.31, 7, $40, $50, $50.
9.52, and 1890 q. M, and 1914, 2.3e.
sos, GAG. and 954 p. m. The 500
train is a new one, and the 1.3l a. n.
and 12.14 and GAG p. nj. trains ruc
through to New York,
Trains for Baltimore leave Whining
ton at 10 SO, 55 and S.30a. m, ard
1856, 1923, $40 and TO p. m. These
trains are the same rs those now run
ming excepting the $50 a, NJ. trGic,
which, at present, leaves 9.03.
On the Delaware Railroad tn
changes made in the running time &-e
very important. and include the add
tion of an extra train. The first trail
north will leave Wyoming at SEQ a.
M, and connect with the $50 train
for Philadelphia at Wilmington. Thu
train will stop twice between this city
and Chester, beyond which place it
will run to Philadelphia as loca
train. The other train will leave Del
mar at $50 a. m =, and connect at WIS.,
mington with the $50 train for Phils-
delphia, which is a partly local train,
1t is possible that the Eastern Shoss
Railroad Co. may run a train to cou-
meet with the train at Delmar.
The afternoon train north will leay-
Delmar at p. m, and reach Whining
ton at 5 p M. leaving for Philadelphia
five minutes later.
The south bound trains will leave IL
follows: Mixed train at 1926 a. IT. ),
and passenger at Q. 80 a. m. The first
train south in the evening will leave
at G,20 and arrive at Delmar at 9.5S.-
The other will leave at 7.40 and arrivr
at Wyoming at 9.55. In going anA
returning, these trains will stop only
at Dover, Clayton, Townsend, Middle
town and New Castle, and will make
the fastest time ever yet made on tAe
Delaware railroad.
The P. w. & 3. II, II. officials al
also considering the fares on tho
Delaware Rallio oad, and will probably
make considerable reduction durin !
the Centennial.
The daily gazette., 1876-05-05

FORMATION OF A RowING CLUB.-A
number of young men in this city
fond of aquatic sports held meeting
last evening and resolved themselves
into an organization to be known as
the Pacific Barge Rowing Club. y
After the adoption of Il constitution
and by laws the following officers
were re elected: President, L. III.
Thomas; Vice President, j. Ii. Spring
er; Secretary, ii. Il. Triggs, and Trca'
surer, A. s. Robinson. The club has
decided to buy the old boat house of
the Undine and Pioneer clubs and the
barge "Thistle." The club promises
to be one of prominence in our sport
ing circles.
The daily gazette., 1876-05-05

MARYLAND LAND SALEs.-Mr. J. +.
Mancha has sold II. B. Hopkins farm
in Beaver Neck. Chapel District, Tai
bot county, Nd, containing 21S acres,
to Peter Springer, of Penn'a, for ST.
1870.
Also a farm of &c acres in Caroline
county, near Bethlehem, belonging to
]. b. Vincent, to A. III. Fesburgh, OF
N. y. State, for $1200.
1. C. w. Powell, Esq, as Trustee
on Saturday sold the Springfield farm
in Chapel District, Talbot Co., Md.
containing 220 acres, belonging to the
estate of the late VIM. S. Callahan, tc
Colonel II. f. Bateman. for 1880.
The daily gazette., 1876-05-05

NOTICE.-The Council having, by an Or
IN dinance, passed April l4th 1876, limit
ed the use of the sidewalks as tootways, by
storekeepers and others for the purpose ol
exhibiting goods for sale TO FOUR FEET
FROM TIE BUILDING LINE. The Mayor
desires to give notice that the p acing, for any
purpose of boxes, barrels, hoSsheads upon
sidewalks anywhere else than within sucn
four feet, will subject the offender to a fine.
aprl5.tf WIN. g. WIIITELEY, Mayor.
The daily gazette., 1876-05-05

HORSE AND Cow STOLEN wv cdncs-
day night,a roam horse was stolen from
in Brandywine Hundred. This horse,
and mouse.colored cow stolen from
Sam'l Logan, of the same Hd., about
q week ago, were sold by the thief,
a negro man, TO Mr. Yettcr, proprietor
of hotel at Toughkenamsn, Chester
county, Pa. The owners are now en-
deavoring to recover their property.
The daily gazette., 1876-05-05

LopaERs.-During tie month Of April
,he humber of dodgers at the police sta
ton nH was as follows: April lst, IS; 3nd 20;
"a sI 20: 4th, 6l 9Th, 65; 9th, 90; 9Th, 65 ;
& Stb 81; 9TH, SO; 10Th, 40; 1lth,. 56; l2tn,
GO Co. 18th, As; 14th, 81; 18th, Gl 18TH ~;
99ib. ~ 81: 18th, 81 l9th, SO; Goth, ~; q =, t
~ 2and, so; 23d, 40; oath "a; 25th, ~
Ssth. AZ; 27tn. SO; 18th, SO; a9th, A.; Soti
al Total. 1881.
The daily gazette., 1876-05-05

Complaints Against the Market Men.
This morning Market Clerk Hawkins
made complaint against number of
market men who place their wagons
in position before the time allowed by
law. A warrant was issued for the ar
rest of one of the number, and he will
hav. hearing this evening. BY the
provisions of the market ordinance,
the wagons are not allowed to be
placed in position previous to o'clock
ON Tuesday and Friday afternoons.
The daily gazette., 1876-05-05

BASE BALL.-At the Rodney street
grounds, yesterday afternoon, the Quick
step amateurs played a game with u
scrub nine from Philadelphia calling
themselves tho Athletic Reserves" The
game was made interesting by the tine
| fielding and heavy batting of the home
club, the opposing club being unable to
play good game. Clinch and Rogers, OF
| last years nine, played with the Quick
! stems. Annexed is the score:
The daily gazette., 1876-05-05

THE CENTENNIAL OPENING The
workmcn in number OF our industri-
al establishments. have petitioned
their employers to close the works on
Wednesday next, SO as to afford them
an opportunity of attending the open
ing of the Centennial Exhibition. 1t
is probable that the request will be
granted and many of our workshops
closed Oh that day.
The daily gazette., 1876-05-05
DEGIsTRY BUREAU NOTICE.

All property holders within tic city who
have not had their property registered. arc
respectfully requested to present to this Of
fice correct description dt their property.
A copy of the Registry Law and plank
forms for the description of property will bC
furnished on application AT this office.
All deeds conveyances, or transfers of Real
Estate made after July llth, 1874, must be
entered in this oflce before they are sent to
New Castle to be recorded
VI. c. C0NWELL,
Chief Engineer and surveyor,
mar2Stt Tenth and King Streets.
The daily gazette., 1876-05-05

DEDl' CTION IN THE PRICE OF COAL
IL ] have this day reduced the price OF M,
Enterprise Coal FIFTY cents per ton on all
sizes. Persons in want of Coal need not Dt
afI aid to buy, as Coal will Id no lower thi'
summer.
May lst, 1S76.-6t JOSEPH FOUI.
The daily gazette., 1876-05-05
tsood M1r Years.

Those who are compelled to wear Specta-
cles frequently experience great inconveni-
ence. as well as injury to their eyes, from be-
ing forced TO change the glasses. 1bose who
use "Diamond Spoctacles," flnd them se
durable that all such trouble and danger is
avoided. The diamond trade mark is or
every pair
For sale In Wilmington by r. 8. CLARK. Nc.
407 Market street. nayleod&w.
The daily gazette., 1876-05-05

RECOVERY oE STOLEN RtELE.-
Last night, Il man named Graham,
came to the police station and an
nounced that Il rifle had been stolen
from his house: In an hour afterwards
officer Ricketts, recovered the rifle in
a saloon, where the two thieves had
pawned it for dollar and drinks.