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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-11-01

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A Irons, October 2gth, M follows Iheu :
tenant Hunter Ia Al silver Greer
With seventy.nve Apaohes' VINO
bsvs aurrendefed and seventy
nye more afe len miles Off. coming mo
Fort l,owle 10 surrender. This leaves only
ans bundred Apaobes who have u0tsur.
rendered, ii seems, according 20 this, that
The Indian war IA shout over. The Mexicans
had fight since with the INDIANS
who are now coming into the Uniten otsees
ard surrcndeiing. Assistant m MAJ
Harms, Of the city police, borrowed svu VI
5000 few days ago: and yesterday sk.pSgedd
as q good officer.
MARSHALL.
MARSHALL. Oct. 26-[Special.I'-ln
the halt mile race, two best In three
Queen Ester won. Time-623'4 and
90 Jim B,ltton won In the II lie
dash for all ages. Time-'33'4 IL me
mile race, Two hest In three, E'gin's Goliau
won. Tiine-1:5l and 1863 Sd. III the con-
ISOLATION race for all defeated horses, single
mile dash Leopard Binquen defeated Bell
Scott and Lula Boston
A cold drizzling rain has prevailed DUR
ing the day.
success of the Marshall races, Goliad in
particular.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-11-01

once Of o.. Ma ta'tsn-Pr-ilug Company p
Union squarr. New YORK set -mber a. 1873
The daily gazette., 1883-01-09
STAG ROOFING.
A Great Improvement in the RoOhDg
Business.

Mr.. w. j. Morrow, gravel roofer, has
Just received the agency for the celebrated
Granulated Stag roofing, an invention
which has been In practical use now for
over fifteen years with great success.
The invention consists of roofing COM
posed of granulated Stag, scoria, or cinder,
applied to a cemented surface as described
hereafter, the grsnulated material consist
ing of small angular pieces, which adhere
to the cemented surface much more tena-
ciously than the ordinary round and smooth
pebbles of a gravel roof. The material, In
dependent Of its shape, is far better adapted
for the adhesion TO the cement than pebbles.
So closely held are the pieces that they can
not be disturbed even by walking over it.
Moreover this roof is two pounds to the
square foot lighter than gravel roof.
The pebbles used for gravel roofing CON-
ing from the salt water attract and absorb
moisture which loosens 1t from the cement,
while the Stag being perfectly dry, is not
affected In like manner by the changes of
weather. Stag being carbonate ia there
fore a non cond uctor Of heat and forms con-
sequently more nearly fire proof surface
than gravel. An actual experiment with
the thermometer during hot weather proved
1t to be 20 degrees cooler than gravel.
The following firms have had this patent
Stag roof in use since 1870, and extend the
courtesy of reference Henry Disston &
Sons, Philadelphia; Bader, Adamson & Co.,
Philadelphia; Baldwin Locomotive Works,
Philadelphia; Bergner g. Engle, brewers,
Philadelphia; Brown & Wolepper, Philadel-
phia; Excelsior Brick and Stone Co., Phila-
delphia; Harrison Bros. & Co., PhilRdel-
phia; Leibrandt g. Mcdowell Stone Co.,
Philadelphia; James Martin & Co, Phila-
deIphia; William Simpson & Sons, Eddy
stone Print Works, Chester, Pa.
For sample Stag roofing see the new Lob
dell Car Wheel Works, Christlana avenue
near river front.
Mr.. W. j. Morrow has secured the SER
vices of Mr.. Thomas B. Uber as foreman,
who has had over eight years experience in
the Stag roohug business.
Call aud examine, at office, No. AT
French street.
The daily gazette., 1883-01-09
THE HOUSE cOMMITTEEs.
As Prepared by Speaker Bates OF the
House Of Representatives.

AS Prepared by Speaker Bates Of the
House Of Representatives.
The following standing committees were
announced In the House of Representatives
at Dover yesterday afternoon:
Ways and Means--Denney, Rawlins and
Justis.
Elections-Dnkes, Frazer and Williams.
JudIciary-Crawford, Cooch and Watson.
Revised Statutes-Justis, Williams and
Lowe.
Federal Relatlons-W Wheatley, Watson and
Rawlns.
Grimes and Puulshments-Sutton, Temple
and Perry.
Claims and Accounts-Risler, JustIs and
Williams
Municipal Corporations-Coo Messick
and Crawford.
Private Corporations - Barlow, Denney
and Rawlins.
Roads and Vacant Lands-Frazer, Jacobs
and Perry.
Printing-Lowe, Risler and Sutton.
Dlvorces-Lewis, Dukes and Jacobs.
Enrolled Bills-Comegys, Watson, Temple,
Jacobs, Perry and Wheatley.
Education -Messick, Comegys, Temple,
Lewis and Barlow.
The daily gazette., 1883-01-09
LOCAL LACoNICs.

The officers of Sumner Post, G. A. r.,
were mustered in last evening.
The number of deaths by smallpox in
Baltimore last week were 79, l6 adults and
63 minors.
Letters of administration were granted
yesterday to Joseph A. Stone, on the estate
of Agnes Stone, by Register Biggs.
A handsome stand has heen placed In the
northeast corner of the waiting room at the
P, W. & B., station by the Union News
Company.
An open Camp Fire was held by Smyth
Post, G.. A. R., last evening. Several ad-
dresses were made, and vocal music was
furnished by choir.
A meeting of the Wilmington Branch of
the National Indian Association was held
yesterday afternoon al the residence of the
President, Mrs. A. P. Foot, No. $50 Market
street. A very interesting letter was read
from Miss Alice Fletcher.
While passing out the Christiana yester
day, the schooner Daphne, loaded with
phosphate, ran into the steamer Wyanoke,
lying at the Harlan & Hollingsworth Com
pany's. The jib boom of the schooner was
carried away and the wheel house of the
steamer damaged.
Yesterday afternoon horse belonging to
a gentleman from Chester county was
hitched in front of the Exchange Building,
when the horse OF W. H. Morris started OF
toward the stable of Hagan & Bro. In
doing so the two wagons collided, which
threw the gentleman's horse down. A seri.
Gus runaway would have been the result had
1t not have been for the prompt action of
Clarence Pyle and Charles Reynolds.
The daily gazette., 1883-01-09
THE REYBOLO CASE.

Examination OF " Wftnesses Resumed Yes
terday Afternoon.
Yesterday afternoon, after the offer OF
counsel of plaintiff to introduce certain
evidence in the Reybold case had been de-
MED, the examination of witnesses was
again taken up.
Clayton Reybold, James Morgan, William
Emerson, George Rue and Captain Wilbur
Borden were briefly examined as to having
heard the plaintiff protest against the action
of the defendant, the price paid boat hands,
the capacity of certain steamers, etc.
Anthony Reybold was recalled, and, after
objection by Mr.. Bayard, was examined 10
corroborate Captain Borden's figures. The
court adjourned before witness had con-
cluded until 10 O'Clock this morning.
THIS MORNINGS sEss ION.
Mr.. Reybold resumed his place upon the
witness stand this morning and was
examined concerning his attempts to
charter boats, the rates demanded by
owners of vessels, etc., his testimony
being continually interrupted by disputes
between counsel as to the admissability of
certain evidence and the mode of examina-
tion.
The daily gazette., 1883-01-09
Opera House.

A very good entertainment is announced
for Friday night, and those acquainted with
the troupe to appear are reported to be get
ting themselves hooped to prevent their
buttons bursting off while laughing. An
exchange says "The Royal was crowded
to the doors last evening on the occasion Of
the first presentation OF Hyde & Behman's
Company. The orchestra chairs and other
portions of the house were filled to ovel flow
ing, while even standing room was at a pre-
MUM. Those who made it point 10 at
tend. it is pleasing to notice, were no5 dis
appointed, for the audience was kept In
constant laughter by the peculiar incidents
that make up the delightful comedy of
"The Two Johns.' The piece was carried
out with the greatest slnoothness, and each
member of the company performed his or
her role to the entire satisfaction of the
house. Judging from the success that the
company met with on their irst evening,
there will, without doubt, be crowded
houses the remaining evenings of the week,
and at the matinee on Saturday afternoon
The daily gazette., 1883-01-09
The Han Light.

The Arnoux electric lamp still illuminates
the large room at the City Hall. His
requested t. have It removed or placed so as
to keep the glare from his eyes. He wat in
formed that the objections would be over
come shortly, when smaller lamp would
be substituted. The principal trouble was
that there was too much electricity passing
through the lamp, and the Pickering was
caused by the unsteadlness of the engine
running the generator or dynamo machine.
When the company, which is pushing lis
work rapidly, having some of the leading
business men of the city as its patrons, has
Its own power the difficulties complained Of
will be obviated
The daily gazette., 1883-01-09

bring suit for the $50, 900, and he remarked
that he had been informed that the City
Solicitor considered the ex-City Treasurer
the party to proceed against.
Two or three members suggested plans
for procuring money, advocating the Board
applying directly to the Legislature for the
money, bringing suit against Council,
making positive demand for It, etc.
Mr.. Hotfecker thought the ex-treasurer
was responsible, and suggested, as Col
Heisler had already moved, that President
Baird be instructed to officially ask Council
what 1t is doing and when the money would
tended to apply TO the Legislature for the
money. A motion to that effect was car
ried, reply to be made within a week.
The following bills for the month of De-
cember last were reported and orders
granted for the payment of all but two,
which had already been paid
Michael MeaDy, No. 10, S. IL; James
Jones, trimming trees, No. 8, So; William
b. harp, No. 8, two mats, S.; Samuel H.
Chadwick, No. 5, five barrels, $3.50; VIM,
A. Croney, No 6, S4.l5; James Davis, No.
q, S2.06; William g. Pierce, No. IL, $l.25;
w. G. Chandler, No. 13, $l.S0; Samuel
Hanna & Co., No. 19, $l3l5; Mccartney,
Kenney o. Co., No. 90, S32; Wilmington
Goal Gas Co., S9.15; henneoee Ice ana Coal
Co., room, Sl.86; c. FsThomas & Co.,
supplies, Sl59. IL; E.F. Eckel, postal cards, 81;
pay roll teachers and substitutes, 4,9g2;
payroll officers and janitos, S55S. SO;
Mccartney, Kenney g. Co., No. 20, SIS,
James Jones, trimming trees, (paid) 50;
insurance, (paid) $2l6.25; total, S6,043.59.
The account is divided as follows /:
Salaries, $3.50. SO; repairs, 800 .03; supplies,
Sl59. IL; miscellaneous, S234.s6.
The Board adjourned to meet on Monday
evening next to hear the reply of Council
concerning the $40, 900.
The daily gazette., 1883-01-09
Annnt rrandnlant Rntter.

To THE EDITOR OF THE GAZETTE: Since
the introduction of oleomargarine there has
been invented quiet number of spurious
representatives of butter and now 1t is al
most impossible to get from any but farmers
pure article. The law enacted was to
protect our people from the imposition OF
oleomargarine, except branded as such when
offered for sale. think the law should be
so amended as TO cover all limitations of
butter and that the Clerk of
the Market or an inspector of butter
should be authorized by law to see
that all such limitations are sold only under
their true names. And it should be made
the duty of the Clerk of the Market or in
spettor appointed under penalty for neglect,
to prosecute all violations of the law en-
acted for regulating the sale of all such.
imitaIion articles. Then the farmers
would have fair and honorable competition
In the manufacture and sale of pure article
of butter. Much, has been said by the
citizens of Wilmington in regard to impure
water supplied to her citizens, and why not
take the matter of food into consideration
also3 Respectfully, VIM. DEAN
The daily gazette., 1883-01-09
Raid ON Tramps.

Last evening between between and 10
O'Clock q telephone message was received. at
the police station from the foreman of the
Gas Works, asking that officers be sent to
the works to arrest number OF tramps that
had entered the place for the purpose of re-
naming during the night. In response to
the request Sergeant sova with detail of
patrolmen visited the works and succeeded
in "scooping in" IL tramps, whom they
marched to the City Hall and locked up.
This morning they were arraigned before
the Mayor on the charge of vag-
rancy. They gave their names as
follows Henry Tfusty, colored, Joseph
Caulk, colored; Eli Berry, Thomas Manion,
Charles Howard, David Webster, Owen
Carter, Joseph Allen, Peter Dougherty;
Charles Polk, colored, Patrick Haughey
and Cornelius Lyons. Upon being ques-
toned by the Mayor as to what they had to
say, each one had different STORY to tell.
The Mayor remanded the prisoners to the
custody of the Chief with instructions to
ascertain If the stories told were true or not,
and those he found to be correct, to release
them, and send the others over for thirty
days. Three ordinary drunks with the usual
penalty completed the record.
The daily gazette., 1883-01-09
Tho Now b. 4 o. Railroad.

The new State Department of Pennsyl-
vania yesterday granted a charter to the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company to
construct their road In that State from a
point near Chicester township, Delaware
county, to the city Of Philadelphia, a dis
tance of 81 miles. The capital stock is
81 200, 900, and the Directors are Thomas NJ.
King and William s. Bissell, Allegheny
City John McCleave and Harry s. Burge-
ner, Pittsburg; Robert Garrett, John Davis
and John K. Cowen, Baltimore. James B.
Washington of Allegheny City is President.
The principal office will be In Philadelphia.
The daily gazette., 1883-01-09

Court House. In Wilmington, on THURS
DAY, the Twenty-hfth day Of January
A. ID. 1852. at Eleven O'Clock, 4. m.
The following described real estate situated in
the City Of Wilmington, County and State afore-
said a. follows: No l. All that certain lot or
piece OF liant with a two story brick house
and described as follows 70 wit: BelinpinE on
the SouihPry side OF second street AZ the distance
OF forty-hye feet ten and i've eiRhths inches,
Westerly from the Westerly side Of XauBuren
street, thence Southeriy parallel with YanBur
str Ct and passing lhrou. b the middle Of the
brick partition wall beteen this and the adjoining
house, on the East ffty-slx feet TO the Hortherly
side or ? four ieet wtde alley thence westerly
i've eighth Inches 70 stake, thence Northeriy
parallel with NanBuren street and passing
through the middle OF the brick division wall
y est. nfty-aIx feet TO the said side OF Second
street and thence thereby Easterly thirteen feet
ten and hve eighths Inches to the place OF begin
ming with the use In co anon OF the said alley
thereon erected situated In the aaid City Of IL
mIngtnn, bounded and described As follows TO
wlt Beginning at stake on the Northerly side
inches Easterly from Church street, thence North
erl aud parellel TO Church street one hundred
and nty-nve Ieet to stake on the Southerly side
Of new street thirty e wide thence thereby
feet to a stake, thence SontherlY and parallel
with the first mentioned line one hundied and
dfty-1ve feet to n stake In the roadside OF Flflh
street, and thence thereby westerly seventeen
feet 10 the place Of beginning. with the use In
common Of the said new street.
Attendance will be given and terms made
known nj the time and place Aforesaid by
or by his Attorney.
Attest. J. NJ. HoUsMAN, Reg. Z. c.
Thomas NJ. ORle, Auctloneer. Jantt25
The daily gazette., 1883-01-09
Thirty-sixth Anniversary.

Last evening Wilmington Council, No. 8,
o. U. A. NJ, held its thirty sixth anniver-
sary In Odd Fellows Hall. The exercises
were OF an interesting character and con-
sisted of an address by Henry M. Mullen,
singing by the Mozart Quartet of Che ster;
recitation by Hattie Smedley, and singing
by the Bratton sisters; readings bV James
H. Crabb, and solo on the baritone horn,
with organ accompaniment. The exercises
were opened with prayer by Rev. j. l..
Estlin. All present enjoyed ;he entertain
ment
The daily gazette., 1883-01-09
Another New Lodge.

Last evening P. G. NJ. W. Samuel /.
osmond organized Liberty Lodge No. 10,
A. o. U. W., and installed the following
officers P. NJ. W., C. B. Rhoads; NJ. W.,
Julius Gunther; Foreman, NJ. Meyer; Over
seer, A. Bernhardt; Guide, James Kern;
Recorder, ]. P. 7. Fuekel; Financier, Harry
Albert; Receiver, Gottlieb Krautter; l. W,
Charles Yetter; o. w, j. C. Bacher; Trus-
tees, G. B. Rhoads, G. f. Resag, NJ. Meyer;
Medical Examiners, Drs. Patterson, Short
lidge, Lukens, Ogle aud Kittinger
The daily gazette., 1883-01-09
LATEST LOCAL NEWS.
AFFAIRS IN AND AROUND THE
CITY.
GLASS BALL SHOOTING CONTEST.
Shooting at Glass Balls-COntest Between
Wilmington and New Castle Clubs The
Latter Come on Victorious,
Especial Correspondence Of the Gasette.j


NEW CASTLE, Jan. 9.--The bark c. J.
McManemy, loading grain for Lisbon, in
order to finish by Wednesday, commenced
night work Yesterday, and will continue
until loaded The harbor has been filed
with vessels during the last freeze. The
river Is full Of ice. The bark, Ruth Palmer,
bound for Havre, was cut by the Ice and
had to be sheathed. The brig Mississ-
ippi, bound for Demerara, started TO leak
after leaving Philadelphia, making three
inches per hour and had TO return, the crew
refusing TO 90 to sea In her
Yesterday the German Cunning Club of
this city went to New Castle and tried their
skill against the New Castle club, shooting
at glass balls. The clubs were composed Of
10 members each and each member shot at
10 balls. The New Castle club came of
victorious, they breaking so out of the 100
balls, an the German club 5S The only
contestant who broke the full quota of balls,
was Philip Ambold, Of the Wilmington
club. The score was as follows.
The daily gazette., 1883-01-09
PEhSONAL.

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very essence OF large library v 50c., morocco;
pocketbook style, h.OO, mailed. AGENTS
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The daily gazette., 1883-01-09
Abont the Police.

At I O'Clock las night the cells at the City
Hall were empty, the officers listlessly
started out after roll.call, and all agreed
that the force were deserving of praise for
reporting a well-behaved and law-abiding
city. About 800 spectators were present,
but went away disappointed when, after
Seymour Patterson, charged with assault
and battery, was dismissed in the absence OF
the prosecutrex, the Chief informed them
Ethat's all, gentlemen"
The daily gazette., 1883-01-09
F1re Company EIeclion.

At regular meeting of the Phoenix Fire
Company, held last evening, the following
officers were elected for the ensuing term
President, j. Il. Walkel; Vice President,
J. Palfrey; Secretary, ]. W. Porter; Treas
urer, W. j. Irwin; Driver, ]. j. Patterson;
Trustees, H. R. Price, W. Joyce, B. Richard
son; Engineer, E, Gs Patterson, Sr.
The daily gazette., 1883-01-09
Death Notes.

This morning Jane Cornbrooks, native
of New York, aged 81, died of dropsy at her
residence, No. 403 West Third street, this
city. Lydia E. Denny, aged 81, died yeste r
day, at Eighth and Market, of blood poison
ing. Patrick o'Conner, aged 81, also died
yesterday, at 222 Cherry street, of typhoid
pneumonia.
The daily gazette., 1883-01-09
AMUsEM ENTs.

This evening the Yale College Club will
appear in the Opera House in one of their
hne concerts. The club is composed OF
students of Yale College, who, during
vacation travel through circuit giving con-
certs. Their apps aranee In the Eastern
cities were greeted with crowded houses.
They are very highly spoken of and no
doubt those who attend this evening will be
amply rewarded by hearing some excellent
music.
The daily gazette., 1883-01-09
waal, ofpravar

Services will be held at the Central Pres
byterian Church, in the lecture room, during
this week, Saturday excepted, at 7.3O
O'Clock p. m. All are cordially invited.
The topics are: Tuesday Jan. 8, "Humilla-
tion and Confessiou;" Wednesday Jan. 10,
"Prayer for the Church UNIVERSAL" Friday
Jan, ~, "Prayer for the Nations"
The daily gazette., 1883-01-09
PEGIsTER's ORDER.
REdisrER,s OFFICE.

-
New Castle Co., Del, December Is, 1sa2.
Upon the application OF Thomas Bird,
Executor Of Albert o. Newton, late OF Red Lion
hundred. 10 said county. deceased, lis ordered
and directed by the Register that the Execu-
Tor Aforesaid give nOtioS Of granting Of letters
Of Administration upon the estate Of the deceased
with the date OF granting thereof, by causing
adyertlsemenls 10 be posted within forty days
from the date Of such letters In ak Of the most
public placeA of The county OF New Castle,
securing all persons having demands against
tae estate 10 present the same, abide by an act
vi Assembly In such case made and provided I;
and also eanse the same 10 be inserted within tbs
same period In the DAILY GAZETTE, q
lay, hfw1paper published In Wilmington, and 70 be
CONTINUED therein three weeks, (e. o. u.
(~~ ! Given under the hand and seal 0fofhae
II. ioft the Register aforesaid atWhmington
t~v~ lln New Castle county aforesaid, the
3. q. BIGGs, Register.
NOTICE.
An persons having claims against the estate OF
tne deceased must present the same duly attested
" the Executor on or before December u, A.
u, kSa, OF abide the act Of Assembly In such
ease made and provided.
Address ST. Georges, Del. deci6-Sw-tts
The daily gazette., 1883-01-09
NOTICES.

NoTIoE.-THE ANNUAL MEETING
IN OF THE ''Farrners Association'' OF New
Castle county, for the detection Of house thieves
and recovery Of stolen horses. will be held In
Wilmington at the usual place on Saturday the
18Th Of jam ary 1888 At ID O'Clock a, M, when
ofaceIs for the year will be elected. Punctual
JAMES II. HoFfECKER, sec,x.
The daily gazette., 1883-01-09
II was the sJueep.

The vessel Sc, n on the dorsey shore yes
te da m change of two T. gs was the
British Queen. She passed Delaware Break
water yesterday afternoon at $50. No
damage IL reported as having been done by
the grounding.
The daily gazette., 1883-01-09
r EGIsTER's ORDER.
RRGIsTER's nFPIcE,

RRGGsTRR's OFPIcE.
SeM Castle County Del, Dec. 18th, 1881.
unon the application nf Grace MessicK sd
minlstratrlX g. u. A., nf Christian Messlck late
Of WilminRton Hundred, in said county, de-
ceased, II Is ordered aud directed by the Register
Ihst the hdmlnistratriN aforesaid give notice of
granting OF Letters Of administration @ T. A.
Mpon the estate OF the deceased, with the date Of
granting thereof, BY causing advertisements 70
Dc posted within forty days from the date of
such letters 70 six q the most public places Of the
county OF New Castle, requiring all persons
having demands against the estate 10 present the
same, or abide by an Act Of Assembly in such
case made and provided and also cause the same
i9 r., Or ~ inserted % within the me period in the
ag2hLAMAhe GAZETTE, newspaper publ shed In
wilmington aud to he continued therein three
- Given under the hand and Seal of
L. 5. Once ofthe Register aforesaid. al VIII
~ lmington, In New Castle county afore.
SAID, the day aud year above written,
y. c. BIGGs, Register.
NOTICE,
,hs an persons having claims against the estate II
~, saS sseaseu must present the same duly at
Ssssed 70 the Adminlstralrlx, on or before DE
c4mDer 18th, 1883, or abide the Act of Aeseinhly
IN such case made and provided.
GRACE MESSICK.
.,, AdmlnistratrtX, @, T. A.
Aaaress wilmington, Del. dec2s-tts3w
The daily gazette., 1883-01-09
I1rIcIr. Ilrlnlr. Rrlclr.

No scarcity of brick. We have full
stock of all kinds Of brick, which we are
selling at market prices. James H. Beggs
& Co.