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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-29

Wilmington, July sOih, 1861.
Mr. Ephrain I Walton--Dear Sir Il used last
fall about nve toms Of haun's Phosphate On my
wheat and | consider it to be veri valuable fer
tils-r used il on my corn thus season, and my
tenants Intern nc that they soc mu CHI improve
mnnt the part Of the Geids whir h it was used,
/ aha want some more oil it for this fal's crop.
Yours respectfully, CHARLES l DUPONT.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-29

Oak Grove, Caroline Go Md, July 7th, 1895.
Meisrs walion, Whann Co -dertlemen. 1t
WhRnn's Phcsl hate used len tons Of ii last fall
on my wheat crops thick it acted well and
produced ms many bushels of wheat to the acre as
tho samo quantity OF Peruvian Guano. I consider
enough Tor my wheat this fall. Yours truly,
DANIEL FIELDS,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-29


biessrs. Walton a Wha tier tlemen uRyiuR
used Whanus Super phosphate, | oheertully re-
commend 1t 10 all WHO arc in want Of good and
reliable IN anuie. Respectfully
L Q SIOISENBURQ
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-29

menber for the term Of three years. the term |
OF the Rev. George r. wisweil expiring; aud |
the Fifth Ward three, one for three years, one |
fr two years and one for one year, thu
time OF Rev. l. Coleman, VIM. P. Hills aud
W T. Airichs, menbe;s, expir ng.
TIE election is to be opened at two O'Clock
and close at seven O'Clock, P. N. The voters
pr, sent at the time of opening the election
must by plurality of votes, withou' ballot,
choose AN inspector, end he shall take TO his
assistance two school voteri Of the ward to
ba judges Of the election, and one oft hem shall
a minister TO him, and to them an oath Or af-
6rmation as follows, viz: | do solemnly-
that in holding the election this day for
membsr or members OF the Board OF Public
Education, | will faithfully and inpartially
| discharge my duty and make true certificates
| thereof and deliver the same according to law.
| So help me God, or do solenmly affirm. Two
certificates are to be delivered one to the Secre-
tsry of the Board, one to Clerk Of City Council
John T. Robinson, Treasurer, In account will
the Board of Public Education.
TO Cash OF late Treasurer, $i,3J7 A
" Proceed. Of note, discounted, 3,46a 8
." Of City Treasurer, 20,4O3 Z
State Treasurer, 2,O62 3
Teachers for use Of Books, &C., 1855 l
- Proceeds Of note discounted, 6s7 4
sso,4ss
By Cash, per Teachers and Jani-
tors Salariss, sl6,5ss
By Cash paid two notes, 1900
= - IoteIsst, $40
Books, &C., 2.946
n q" Miscellaneous, 2,l87
c. Balance In hands Of Treasurer, 2s6
10 sO,4ss
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-29

Ne oOb MaTkat 81 Wilmington, March I7th. 1880
Mcssrs. Walton Whann-Gentemen havo
used hsnHs PhOsphs for two OF three yeMe
and have found ita excellent fertilizer for corn
wheat oats and potatoes | prefer It for most
crops to other fertilizers. have used it in bussex
kent anu Aew Caste Ccunties You may keep me
ten tots for this Spring scrors Very respectfully,
W Nc AULLET
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-29

by the death Of my worthy son Ia.
&X sph T. Griaath. will sell at ny red Tn
To oooehes Bridge, TUESDAY, the ION AZ N AnriI
1t - o'clock n, 1885, I'll his Stock and FArnine Utaa
si. to vii, good road and work horses. Of which ia
good roadster, fast very gar and SAFE eos l. and
years Old; head OF horned CATTLE with calf Il her
.Se inlking' pair youus steers partly broke, the
down win lambs at their side Daet; 10 extra sbos,s
buggy IN good order with double and single haTnes,
! broad wheeled wagon with body aud harvest bed;
light wagon and hay bod broad wheeled or cart;
broad wheeled horse Cart and gears OF Wheeers end
lea, chain horse power and esher Mower and Reap.
81, iu good order Biekieid wheat drill for sosips
phosphae< Haines wheat drill, both 10 FOOD order;
Circular Saw bacon by tn pound together with piows
harrows; ealtvators wagon aud pillow harness; good
HE Tanning Mil nearly new, prime article. steel
spring hay ake aud all useful uple msnts for Farming
p1 TRn%s An
Ing to $50 and upwords may have credit Of six months
by giving note with approved security payable at the
Bank Of Newark JOSEPH 6RIFFIrH.
Personal Property at Public Sale
n THE undersigned having sold his
1Nlarm will sell At Public Sale, his re- SLyS
o-A sidence, cd the road leading from Ogis- A
town TO salem Church, about three quarter. OF a mil
from tho former place, on SATURDAY, the Sis, day
MARCH 1850. at u o'clock, NJ, his sutire stock an,
Farming Utensils consisting Of hoad Of good work o
road horses one young Mare with foai, colt somnl
lwo years Old ahead Of good mich cows, ; OF whis
have cal by their iIe yearng hsfsrs two year
| old bulls aud two fine shuats.
Farming Utensils, such rs pows, hArrows, suitivstor,
shoEes, hoes, rakes, forks, horse Rake, pair
t~n hasrows Rrindstono moving scythss biaI ssyths
double and single trees, farm wagon, I 0ermantow
wagon. york wagon. trotting wagon / vheslbsrrov
corr shelter sets Of stage harness. of wagon hal
ness nearly two acts Of lead gears Of oarrie
harness, and many other articles. Also at tie sam
time and place Will be offered superior young Wsstst
Horses, IL not sold before the day Of sale.
TkRAs.-At sums u $40 and ander to be cash; &
sums ever so credit Of nine months will DO civ
me purohaser giving aJudsment note notes viii al
| proved sndUrser. SalS positive. lRVI RUTH.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-29

. NEE LluNI DeIaWare July II, 1865
Messrs, Walton Wnann 4 Co --aentlom.n
have usei Whann's Phosphate the past season with
decided benefit and as eviierco Of my spprecia-
lion, snail require ten tons This fall Yours truly
dBO TfB0UT.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-29

a. Modern built three story brick house, Eituat
Xiii ed on East Fourth Street No 6O3 lot q et front,
Hi:k running back s feet with good side Rllsy to
the 'front.', the house contains patorl dining aud
kitchen, panlIy and su nlGr kiseh u on nr@t door;
ctRtDbers and buh room, second nOor, aud three
rooms third n,er with water In yard aud Kitchen, II
lie we'll papsiei aud in good condition. Persuasion given
25!h of March. Applyto y. JONES,
mr. SLIM on the promises
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-29
Burlington, N j., 9 zen Hill Farm,
Fol ava IAGg

Messrs. Walton, W mann Co-Gcnllemon Hav-
ing used all kinds OF fertll zers for meny years paat
in my course Of farming and las, yer having ried
three different kinds of phosphate. found Wbauns
Raw Bone Super phosphate to DO decidedly the best,
and quickest to act on all Of my crops. and can
sure any person who .ries it, will other IT 1t
can be had 1t is truthiully lasting aud valuable
manure, and will pay all 'armeFsto Use it on any
aud all crops. Yours respectfully.
GL0 GE ID BljDKLEY
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-29
VALUABLE FARM
PRIVATE sALE!

PRIVATE SALE!
~ WISHING to change my business Ihereby
SE4& otter u; private sale NV tirIu 'kOCk DALE
lsssM lying ore uni north of Hamilton in Londo ~ n
LsskRa. County, We. contai uiuk
I13 Aces.
Vt good land, high sta'e of cultivation, which is
all enclosed, aud nearly lDl acres of 1t cleared The
tract we'll wAtered, and we'll adapted to farming
grazing,
The lnprovem ,nts are NEAT aud convenient two
story
FRAME d YELLING,
and sopli GOOD out buildings. / have tine Utc hard
OF choice fruit, nd lawn lAnted with shade and OF
nNineniA tIeesA shiubbery. ltborders immediately
the lice OF the l.. II, Railroad, half mil from
SlrreM'H $ alton,
no above Tract, II sOontr sold, II be offered VI
public sals on hr premises, on Srd day. 9rd OF eth
"a nth, up6 Terms IA ada easy.
upi. or address ED~A8D BROWN, Hamilton u D,
LJudoun oouuiy, Va March Is a.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-29
Gt6 GED. BUCKLEY.

Brandyvire hundred, b i &atch 9Th, 1860
Mo,srs Walton, Whanp d Co-Gontiomcn: In my
course of farming have uset most of the leading
Phosphates II two ears past have used Whann'a
Raw B0ne super-phOsp ate, and consider 1t super
i0r to any cUncep uAted nIsuUte IN The market, and
shall continue to Use u rs iOug ls can getit. 1t
s an excellent fertilizer for al crops, ard psrma-
, nent enricher OF the soil | would recommend all
liners to useit. After fair trial lhey will use no
other ii it can be bad la my opinion 1t is equal II
net superior to stable manure Your truly,
Stephen c. Blackwell =
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-29

AnA large number Of Farms In Kent and Sussex I
sssH Counties arc offered cheap and easy terms
size, om tea acres to Ave hundred and in tho various
stages of Experimentation very good to very poor
As general hinR they all have plenty Of good timber,
and good water located healthy situations conye
intent to both Railroad and Water and
are particularly adapted To the culture Of Peaches
Strawberries and other fruits besides potatoes early
vegetables Se and will under proper cultivation yield
AS much Wheat and Corn, and Other cereals any land
In the country large portion fthese lands have teeb
Rented out for series of years in two large farms and
they are generally deficient Ia buildng- and other a
provemenls, but the soil Ia naturally exceedingly fert"
and with slight expense DO made highly productive
large Norihera emigration pouring into the
lower part Of the State, buying up subdvidng occupy
Ing and improving these thereby rendering sure At
au early day that lower Delaware will be what
Designed her-hs greatest Ca and Vegetable garden in
s COUNTRY Circulars issued every month n gratutous
distribution Branch Onices have been opened vii.
mngton' Dover and Brdsevle For further
apply to or.address A. 7, JOHNSTON,
Milford, Delaware.
WILLIAM PRESTON, Agent Wilmington, Del.
pArip s. YARDLfY, bower.
ss-send for Circulars. which at, ssut ne Jeis.
Desira BILE Chester Comfy ann for Sale
| - Situated IN Kennett Township about mile.
| IszTl from Wilmington. Baltimore Central r. II and
| Haas Lime ouarres are wit,ia2 miles. contains 81
@setes, 81 Of which highly culiis lated, aud II
are 81 good wood land The building good, will be
Agent "a "a A., Aspy to Tsos MAhAFFY Res Estate
FOR SALE.
/ y,
| III inies belos smyrna, the Del. Il r., one hun
"dred and tIty acres Of which cleared, the bal
lance in wood The buildings aud isnses are good, II
viii be sold Reasonably and terms easy city property
small iarm near Wilmington, viii he ken 10 part
pay ian IS It tn %. J. hAHAfFi,
Chester County Farm for saIe.
I'M Farm In franklin Township, Chester CountJ
&ia Pa, containing one huodred and twenty on'
A acres, one hundred vi which is elsaI cd, tho bal
good vo land. The land In high state Of cult
Vati NJ and water 10 all the Fields rhe Improve
meats eonsist ola Hous" containing eight rooms dou
, | "a nd Is
10 i've mites Of lime Gutrries aud about sA iies from
, 7. W -. Road will be sold low, and possession
given e5h March Apply t.
riI0s MAHAFFY,
/ | Jal 20 80 and Kibg Streets.
! FOR SALE.
,rf. Rural Residence situated on Lancaster Turn
HAL pike. one nile from Market street, c"niAinin
EW aboutNne acres As the city is rapidly eKtendin
- westward II must soon becoms vall BILE for build
ing lois The dwelling good three stUry brick bull
ding. nedern built containing nine rooms with goo
water At the door. Has carriage house and other bull
dinss, will be sold cheap. Apply to
THOS. J, N. HAFFY, srd and King ats.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-29

saint in CHRIST with spirits just,
Her body sleeps i'll holy dust,
Beneath the eAr.h's green soJl
She sings in white her SUI .rings DER
And dSells with Christ IOrevermord
la unison with her God.
Her work is done, and NOW iu light,
Forever in the SafiOur's sight,
Her angel form shall rest
And nov by grace divine, is given,
home forever IN in Heaven,
To sister May Guest.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-29
. w HI A N MS
RAW BONE
SUPER pHnSPHATE,
SUPERIOR TO ANYTHING IN THE MARKET

This Super Phosphate
by any concentrated manure Its
na way to supply merely local demand popular become
wherever used that for the last three supply fully
onerd Of the orders received We have largo manufacoy
WIN improved machinery and increased facilities
largely We solicit continuance of the patronage literally
bestowed heretofore
r"r CORN VII AT OATS and all VEGETABLES exces
w ON and TOBACCO will be found particularly effective
We present few testimonials which deemed
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-29
FOR SALE.

&19J& A FARM OF TWO HUNDRED AND FlTTI
hIIm ACRES In Appoquininiihk Hundred New Castle
CouHty, ~ NILES from Townsend Station, Del
lailrus1 and lying upon nayignbl1 wateTirom thirty
10 forty Of wOoiandsoOd House and barn. Prizes
5D per acre foT further particulars apply to addre,
Mayll+tf DAVID 8. YARDLkY, bower, DGl.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-29
GOV. BRowNLow ON THE PRESIDENT.

The Hon. WIN. D. Kelley. OF Philadelphia,
delivered II lecture at Concert Hall, 10 thai
city, on Thuradsy evening, the l5sh inst, on
the" Dangers and Duties OF the Hour" before
the "Social, Civil aud Statistical Association
oil Pennsylvanis." In the cOErse of his remarks,
he read the following letter from Gov. Brown
low, OF Tennessee;
EAEcUTlyE DEPARTMENT,
NASHVILLE, March s, 1856.
Hon. William d, Kelley, House Of Representa-.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-29

BONE SUPER PHOSPHATE.
We recommend our SUPER PHOSPHATE to the Trade
confident that ONE TRIAL will prove its Superiority
II be had from all Regular Dealer. ia
FEkTILlZER5i
We have also, our usual stock VI
Frsukford FINE BONE,
Ground RAW BONE
ENc sisioI POUDRElTE,
LAND PLASTER &c, 90,
which W. -ell Al lowest Market Rates
We utake Liberal Discount t., Regular De .lrrs
DIXON, sIARPLEsS CO.
No. AZ South WhaIves.
March - 3u Philadelphia.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-29

Ssssa Watu hnOiAs in the faGtnry building, rorbof
ss.sB II trout and TatEAil streets. Apply at the
hthsH cliGe OF III" Lumber Yard Of From, and
Vest Stctets. do s-In W. R. H. CAUSE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-26
A johnson Meeting in Brooklyn.

Aninlormal meeting was held at the Atheneum,
10 Ataalics on Saturday evening for the purpose Of
taking measures 10 call public meeting to sustain
Presiden johnson in his policy Of speedily restoring all
Ae So.es 20 their old relations with the Union on the
basis OF the Constitution 5. D. Mckenzie esq. pre-
nded and remarks were made in favor OF public
meeting for the above object, by {. j. SpIague ESQ.
tie hon. 5 ID. Morris, d. NJ. Stone esq. ThOs Ken
sa esq. j. l.. Douglass, esq. the Hon. n. u Morse
end others The sentiment % all who expressed them
selves was that IL should be meeting composed OF
oersons irrespective OF former party affiliations vino
rere 10 favor Of the Union. committee of five,
asting Of MeSSrs. l.. J. Lowber, d. NJ. Stone Isaac
Van Anden. A. A. Benson and DR. A. G.. Hull was
appointed. with power 20 add its number for the
purpose o. preparing call for q mass meeting TO in.
horse President johnson far his course las thus
1ar beer developed. The meeting then adjourned until
Monday evening az O'Clock.
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ACADEMY or MGsic--irAIIAs Crvaa-La FsvogfrA
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BROADWAY THEATEg- joins T.. Ogsss "A "SOtos
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WOODS TUFATEE-Ni.s LUCILLE NRsI I'M IN Tas
ArosYnErT; Of. THs CHILD SIEkLAE.
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10, 100 ukio-Irr rs ttst aeon snl Evening
FON's OLD BOWERY TikATER-JAcK AND OiLI
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ID X -.

BARNtS-o Thurday PED e. Of conessti"o et tire iasS
III. rs.. ..d ihos- Of hi. -on. Edwin .nd Tecds,:
Barnes invited w1ihou further nystaon e. att
asnoa' 10 i We. Thirty third :.
BEvSoson SUNDAY. Fs6 %, Eseer. Beacon tn the To
y-ar - rrs
Noc. OF laos al ber,aler. ......
CARHART-Or Sunday. FEB -. Nut. Loui.A sscoct
d,usl,s o. wii.ia aud nrrbaa H. CUhsrt. in toe hA
Tic rag-. and friends Of tho family respectfully invites
20 ,,t~ud r iuners IRON toe re.e,' o her par.a Ne
3ii West rbiryfOnrths St on Tuesday, z'th iDsh' q
ococa wIbOus further lus satiOn
CANMATN-Ou Saturday NJ ,rnils Feb "a sef short H.
re Of nGannatioo Of the o'' Csiaripe j. daughter
Ponrrnl .-rs Chorct. Brooklyn Hiea.s koadsy
18th ,n.t, a O'Clock D. Tbs !esslvr' end heos ."
iDuoJ b aifsad wi hOnt further NOTICE.
CLAPP--Or WEDNESDAY Feb ~. Ha~isy b. infsot soa =
K. ". sud Euly b Clspp sssi IA mon,h'
ELnIh-pn Saturday. FEB % Mrs. Elizabeth EiSin in The
TAe rrs and friends Of her family invited to .s~sS
hesf.sa % aonaiy a, peooL from hetia', res'd7ccs
~ ctspstr4 staten sand.
New 8tcn-Nie- ~ - pspes Plsise copy
JAChCKS-On 5Npclay. Fec st st the residence q hes
sonio law jacob T. Merit. IN Wes'che''er County.
Il vil, o. ,h--'- 'Vr Jscscks, IA tho VI
ye8r &C LuT a.e.
Tn, remain. vii W. tasea t. Duehs., County for utermsn.
iougls~ ps,s PAPER, phase coy
KihGSLhNJ-On sunday m0sHln: Fec % Daniel c. go
of AIlb osc =. kiIsslaId
The -rav~, and ftsds Of ,y invited 10 stte the
fsnrta NednrsdsY. Foo ~ ~ 10 o'clock IRON tn fcs
dence o. his isicrr, No. lls FIth-aye
Npslh On SATURDAY ts ~ 81 congestion o. che brsa.
s.nd year niontis and "a davs
Ts relative, aud frirnd. invited to attend the foosri 90
Tuesiss. lob. q o. Al nnE The residence OF he
er.nlis.her Ge.rge g. Mitchell no. 2S' - vrnthave
MACKLlAn Brookyn Friday, Feb u ct the ,esdeaos
% his parents. NirrS-sye Of congestion " the lnnR
william Ie ~ only child o: Thomas VI and Rrb-ccs p
Msk rrsni child u the lss Rev Isaac b. Cor. aseS
yrsis months ard dsy,
TIE rrfrc and friends Of the fanny invited 80 attend s
fun-s 81 Mathews Glut Of Ihroopase sna
Doksio-ss-.. on MonIay eJ's inst If o'clock ?. On.
QUINCY. North Castle Sixth day. GJ econd month,
Caroline. d'rrhrer Of Join J,y add hanush &. Qaimby.
assd aud I month.
STEWART-Du Thursd,y. F-s ~ Ei,s Psreiay stewart,
daughter oi the lso Alexander l. Stewsrr esq Of this city
her friends those Of h-g brother I.peusrd stewart es9,
aud ol her hrob1rsin.ls The Rev d.. stewart, u.
:. navy Hr-nsn C. lie Roy. e-q. Gen James -Wstsoe
Web. .a .iaof Stephen H. Webb respectfully asIled.
iu, .rlrr notice 10 the fuBrrs ssrycr,, st the Mao
Doufd.., th.tch hoat--, the ss,h mat, a. ococh
n.
SPEEnS-Or Saturday, feb e. William H. eldest coo ~
Mn. : srd tisa Spesrs. aged ?" yes,s
The .,ve. I'D end. family invited TO ses9
afternoon - q. froz the residence o.
az, pir,nts 10 ~ Wesi Nineie"nth -
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Large johnson mee,iag an -. Louis.


A large meeting mainly organized and adj
dressed by the leaders Of the old Caybank party "a
sembed at the Court House lost light 20 indorse fre'
dent Johnson The following is the substance oi the
resolutions which we're unanimously passed:
That the message Of Pr sidOnt johnson vetoine the
Preedmens Rure"u nil challenges the cordial ana UT
Qualified approval aud lasting gratitude OF the American
people tia; the system which the freedmeDs Bureau
t proposed to establish IN the Southern 81 tes Is
radically icpugnant to the principles OF the republican
liberty; that it wOulG pauprize the negro burden ne
white rece with their maintenance ana perpetuae the
authorization Of civil 70 mllitaiy power; that
che tota chsemen Of eleven States OF the mon
NJ a combination 81 members o. Cons ress is IsnlpH
zion unprecedented in It's rTcntude and heinOusue's
snd calculated 70 ill tue putc mind with alarm and
apprehension and keep alive tie passions and pselu
ices Lnd,ed by the war and tnus make chronic dis
lOysy on the one hand ard tyranny on tie other that
ali legislation by the present Congress solely anectnE
yhe eeven States which denied representation ls
spyad that the action Of the General Assembly III con-
demuiBe tho veto message and declaring Tor heSf"
suffrage IS d gross usTvpr scntaii0n o. TIE lulhc sen
snen, OF Missouri tha tie maintenance o. iOreIOg
principles nle essential 10 the preservation 81 tie Gov
eminent ana we pledge ourselves 10 cooperate IN TIE
citizens Of whatever former political paii! who VIII
earneety and honestly labor fI them. tga' We cor
daily iado!se the course ~ our Representatives IN Con
sress John Hog aid Thomas F.. Noel for tier abe
rlsnly support OF President Johnson
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DE,reEATE ATTEMPT or A Man To MURDER

DESPERATE ATTEMPT or A MAN To MURDER
Uls VIII AID 10 COMET SIIcIDr-ALLFGED IScoS
st,NcY fHH CAusE--Oh Saturday Insu named Robert
Wricu was taken before Recorder Avery OF Hoboken
and committed to tho comfy jal 70. trial u charge
al hayig the hight previous attempted - take the life
81 his uiic Mar Ann Wright. by hf.ug two shots at
hex VITA navy rCNo'vrr. ,
fl appears that Wright and hR wife hay0 not lived
toyot MY for lolg time account Of dsagfcenrnts.
That he waa away in the amy and more aitcrly wa,
cmpoyrd in the Brooklyn Navy. Yard until discharged
AZ IL nIcgrd for larceny information gwen by is
vito m retaliation 10. threats made by him 10 buru the
houee down IN which she lived ut No 80 Garden.st.
II appears that Wrght jealous OF sn Don Keeper
ccupyius portion Oi the house and whose wife
srid have tikou her departure Tot colpabiohshlp
mor,, cougc uiai 10 her taste.
However this may have been Wright seems to have
come 10 the determination to remove bis wfc BEYOND
Tie possibility OF ,NH ueeds or iDHneioes anu :" .n,
end nt provided hin SELF with now navy revolver
which was loGded with ball cartridges and then pro-
coe,ed 20 the dwelling in which his safe resided pom
entering hc opened the door oi the room occupied W
his VIII aud Immediately fired ai hor but "tlout tlc
lbal,alrrs focitwhereGpon Mrs. W. father sc.Iedl od
of him AID had 'usse. during which tno be managed
10 tirs o.ond shot as Mrs ". making her exit
from a. opposite door bet with no better success when
he us finally clccfed from the room and tue uoor was
closrd against him. Wright then in gToot state OF
rushed down stairs into the rear YARD and
,iempted take his own life BY shooting biuseh IN
the head, but probably from exceeding NERVOUSNESS or
fear of The consequence the ball only gra1cd the right
empe AID made hole through tho rim OF bis hat,
which terminated hts efforts In this direction.
The report OF firearms alarmed the neghoornood
md FOR while the greatest excitement prevailed until
finally Officer Gnbhine came up and took wight ih'o
Gust dy. A. Al.
army lie found his vile living With another uai anu
that she drove him away from the house that whoh ne
vent Their, Cd Friday night bis vito took the broom
stick TO ht him. when he fred two shots over nor mead
10 scare her and then not caring to live any longer ne
10. ~, a, al IN take his life