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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-04-01


MONUMENTAL CHuRCH.-Th Easter
services at this time-honored temple of
worship yesterday were of an unusually
impressive and interesting character. The
worthy rector, Rev. DR.. Woodbridge, de-
livered eloquent discourses both at the
morning and evening services, his sub
jects being admirably well chosen, and
handled with great power and effectiveness.
The music furnished by the choir was
very grand and impressive, being in the
morning:
Anthem for the Day Christ our Passover
Grand Gloria Patri......."".."..".".. Wheat.
Jubilate, with Grand Chorus and Gloria.
Hymn, adapted by L. p. Wheat; a selection
from Euryanthe.
Solo Obligate and Chorus.
The music furnished at the evening SER
vices was equally sublime in its character.
We could not speak in other than COM
mandatory terms of this thoroughly ac-
complished musical organization, but the
manner in which they acquitted them
selves yesterday was successful in an en-
inent degree.
Especially have we to commend the
beautiful and thoroughly artistic manner
in which Mrs. Leockerman, the soprano,
rendered her part. Her voice was in ex-
cellent condition, and her clear and bird
like notes fell with an unusual power and
pathos upon the ear of the listener. Profess
sor Wheat not only displayed great taste
in the selection of his music, but rendered
the various pieces with a skill and power
that we have seldom heard equaled by him
never by any one else. He is thorough
master of that grandest of instruments,
the church organ.
The offertory pieces in both the morning
and evening services were rendered with
great effect by Mr.. Young, of Washington,
who is baritone Of great power and musi-
cal ability. Mr.. Grant, the basso, was in
his best voice, and we have never heard
| him sing with greater pathos or precision.
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DENTISTRY.

nENTAL NOTICE.-DR. JOHN q. MHA
~ WAYT has this day associated with h1ffffn
him in the practice of dentistry his son, q EU. G.
WAYT, NJ. ID, DDS, and having his assistance,
has resumed the practice OF MECHANICAL.
DENTISTRY, and will insert whole or parts OF
sets OF teeth after all the approved methods.
pDfice lo4 sesinth street, near Fl ianklin.
y March IL, 1879. NH ll-3m
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"A large party of emigrants will soon
sail from london for Virginia. A9
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NOR NORFOLK, ,POKTsMOUTH4AETau
II AND WAY-LANDINGS ON
JAMES RIyER.-The elegant steamer PAIL
:SADE, Captain NELSON, will leave her wharf
gat Virgins Steamship and Packet Company's
sheds) every TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and
SATURDAY, at 511 o'clock A. nj. Freight re-
ceIyed every day from o'clock A. M. to 6o'clock
p. Nj. All way freight must be prepaid. Ap-
ply to agent on wharf OF captain on board.
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HALF AND HALF SALOON,
Is GOVERNOR STREET,
R1cHMoND VA

JOHN MARxHAUSEN, PRornrEroR.
GOOD LIQUORS AND FAIR PRICES,
Bumgardner and Bourbon Whiskes. Best
Ale, Beer and Wines in the market Also, a
fine assortment of the choicest Cigars.
REFREE LUNCH every day, from II till
O'Clock NH lS-6m
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LOCAL MATTERS.
Sixth Annual Conference of the Virginia At
u .fy rican NJ. e. Church.

FIFTH DAY.
Conference met at 0 A. NJ, Bishop
Wayman in the chair.
After the usual opening exercises, the
various statistical and membership reports
were made. The membership of the Con-
ference shows considerable increase du-
ring the past year, being now 5000; pro-
bationists, 2S5; local preachers, 40; ex-
horters, Al number Of churches, 45.
The report of the Committee on Educa-
ton was then presented, and gave rise to
considerable debate upon several questions
treated of by it.
The Book Stewards report, which was
the special order, was then taken up and
disposed of.
Rev. w. B. Derrick offered preamble
and resolutions setting forth the efforts and
means used by the Roman Catholic church
to proselyte colored people; pledging the
members of the Conference to admonish
the colored people within its jurisdiction of
the danger of giving adherence to any dec
trine whose foundation is human degrada-
ton instead of elevation; and inviting all
orthodox churches to lend helping hand
in resisting the encroachments Of the Ro-
man Catholic church. The, e,preamble and
resolutions were laid over until tomorrow.
A resolution was passed instructing the
delegates to the General Conference to use
hody % leaving the H. amount Of comnensation
of ministers 10 be agreed upon by such
ministers and their congregations, instead
of being established by the General Con-
ference, as at present.
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fo,low;n@ conveyances of real estate were
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1920
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FronII;y, street cornar F;fthMs7 ooO, =
damaS II AT no,lav % conn., 70 R'G Rras-
seiman ' eo feet [ on 81 s. lanes @ $ street he.
sweaa ] federal and ronftsWsS1o
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Marshall styeet--sa 100, ;
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Doolev Asa fact an Frankl;n st street. near
IaureI. !, 20 4a7 10 1
W;rr;n;a Rrown .nd otbers 70 .Jobp p
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LOCAL NOTES.

During March there were six alarms of
-0ld Boreas has been on the rampage
to-day.
The spring and summer session of the
Virginia Medical College will begin to-mor-
row.
Justice White is very properly filming
parents of children who throw stones in the
streets.
The grand Easter ball of the Catholic
Beneficial Society, takes place at Assem-
bly, Hall tonight.
The Hastings court clerks moved into
their new office, in the northwest corner of
the City Hall, to-day. They will hereaf-
ter be neat and comfortable.
"A young school girl, while cndeavor-
ing to escape from an enraged dog, on
Twelfth street, was impaled in q setting
posture on an iron fence, the pickets pene-
trating her thighs.
-Twenty-four marriage licenses were
issued from the clerks office of the Hus-
tings court during March--thirteen to white
and eleven to colored persons. In the
county clerks Office ten licenses were is
sued-eight to white and two to colored
persons.
The following is statement of the
flour inspected in Richmond during the
quarter ending Both of March, 1872: ,22l
barrels family, 1886 barrels extra super
fine, SO half-barrels extra supertine, l,l31
barrels superfine, 742 barrels fine, TIA bar
rels middlings, $50 barrels condemned.
On Saturday evening, while a young
man named George Richardson was en-
gagged in painting the rear corner of the
building occupied by w. G. R. Frayser's
photograph gallery, he fell on roof two
stories below and was very seriously hurt.
DR.. Isaiah H. White dressed his wounds.
Capt. Rose, who has a seine set in the
James river, near Walkers Landing, made
his first haul ON Saturday afternoon, and
was rewarded by an abundant catch of
shad. He put the fish in the market, and
prices went down forthwith. Competition
in other departments of our markets would
be good thing for our citizens.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-04-01

J. A. Jones, commissioner, to O..
Holmes, 80 feet on Sixth street, near Pres
ton-$142.50.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.

Captain John G.. Cox, chief clerk in
tho department of the interior, under Sc
cretary Browning, died at Quincy, H.,
Saturday night.
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VIRGINIA HALL.
IAnt,ntraI

VIRGINIA HALL.
Continued success of e
JOHNSTONiS TOUR OF EUROPE.
THIRD AND LAST WEEK.
A GOLD WATCH
given away tonight and everybody present.
Admission twenty-five cents. A ticket admit
ting six persons, one dollar. NH 2J-6t
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Easter Sunday was celebrated in the
Episcopal churches of New Orleans, which
were elegantly decorated Christ and Trini-
ty churches magnifcently.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-04-01

The Staten Island railroad has passed
into the hands of receiver, in consequence
Of the non-payment of judgments for the
"Westfeld" disaster.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-23
Good Templars.

MEETING OF THE GRAND LODGE OF MARYLAND
The eighth Annual Session OF the Grand
Lodge, l. o., Of q. T., OF Maryland, was held in
Port DEPOSIT, commencing last Wednesday morn
ing.
The report Of the G. W. @. T., was brief and
nOinted. The G.. w. s., elected one year ago,
Mr. Robert +. Ross, was suspended from office
about two months ago and j. II. Webb OF Balti-
more appointed to fill out the term, and from
the report submitted by Mr.. Webb it appears
that the q. w. g., suspended, was a defauter to
the Grand Lodge for at least $1,000. With this
exception the order appeared to be in flourish
ing condition.
A public meeting was held on Wednesday
evening. The Hall was crowded and the speak
ing effective.
The following officers were elected and in
stalled
G. W. O. T., Alfred D. Evans of Baltimore G.
w. Councillor, Rev +. Il. Martindale, OF Port
Deposit q. W. V. t, Miss Roberta II. Steven
son, OF Port Deposit @. W. Secretary Miss
Emma J. Steele, of Hagerstown q. w. Treas
urer. Samuel L. King OF Hagarstown @. W.
Chaplain, Rev. WIN. Nj. Ferguson, Unionyille,
Frederick county q. w. Marshal, A. @. Mathi-
OFT, Of Baltimore G. W. d. M, Mrs. Frances
NJ l.. Rice, Of Baltimore @. W. l. G., Joseph
Edwin Gather, Of Port Deposit G. W. A. s.,
Thomas @. DeFord, Jr., of Baltimore G. W.
Messenger, Lawrence Kuszmaul, Of Baltimore
st. Michaels, Talbot county, was fixed upon as
the next place for the annual meeting
Rev. Thomas Poulson, Of Baltimore, and
l.. W. Haines, Esq, of Elkton, Cecil county,
were elected representatives to the Right Wor-
thy Grand Lodge OF North America which meets
in London, England, in May Of 1873.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-23
Henry q. Fritz.

HIS PERSONAL HIsToRY-BURIED ON MONDAY NEXT.
Mr.. Henry O. Fritz, who was killed almost in
stantly, by the R. r. collision, was born in New
York city and resided there until he obtained
his majority. Removing to Philadelphia, he en-
barked in the manufacture Of morocco, Al
amassed considerable wealth, but through the
misconduct OF his partner the firm failed and he
was reduced to limited circumstances.
After the failure. he served in the capicity of
Superintendent for VIM. Amer, in Philadelphia,
until 1865, when he removed TO this city and
acted as superintendent in the factory now oper-
ated by John G. Baker. He remained here how
ever, but few months when he became Su-
perintendent Of Bush, Clark & Co.'S factory.
which position he held till his death.
Mr. Fritz was always a faYorite with the work.
men in the factory, aud he possessed the esteem
and unlimited confidence of his firm. One Of
them remarked to us this morning. that his
death was a severe loss to them, He was a man
of strict integrity, genial. kind-hearted
man of honorable intentions and strictly
moral character. So tenacious was he
to tie responsibility resting upon him to dis
charge his financial obligations arising from the
failure Of his firm that he paid every dollar OF
his part of the firm debt, having made the last
payment about four years ago. This money
was saved from his earnings.
His remains will be conveyed to Philadelphia
on Monday at 10 80, and be inferred in Laurel
Hill cemetery. There will be no funeral servi-
COS at the house,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-23
sunday Sch ,OI Institute.

PROGRAMME FOR WEDNESDAY, THuRsDAY, AND
FRIDAY NEXT.
As previously announced, there will be a Nor
NAL s. s. Institute held in this city, in the st.
PauIs M. e. Church, under the auspices OF the
Wilmington Conference, commencing Wednes-
day evening, Nov 9th, and closing on Friday,
the 29th. The exercises of the Institute will be
conducted by Rev. ]. s. Ostrauder, of N. Y. The
following is the programme or exercises
Opening Religious services Subject God
Bless our Institute.
Adress of Welcome, Rev. R. W. Todd.
, Distlhctlye Purpose Of Sunday School Work.
Claims Of the Sunday School upon the Church.
Conversation upon Topics suggested by the
abCvs subjects.
For Thursday Morning.
Devotional exercites-Rev. G. D. Watson. Sub
The Blackboard in the Sunday Schools. Rev.
j. s. Ostrander.
ment. Rev. ]. Todd.
Followed by short speeches.
Illustrative Teaching, Hon. |. s. Diehl.
Thursday afternoon.
Devotional Exercises, Rev. T. L. Tomkinson.
Subject. Our Sunday Schools. .
The Model Teacher, Joseph Pyle.
=, The Sunday School and the Home Rev. T. E.
The Model Superintendent, Rev. ]. S.
Ostrander.
r., AIDS to Teaching, and how to use them, Prof.
VIM Reynolds.
Opening Question Drawer
THURSDAY EUening.
Devotional Exercises, Rev. ]. Humphriee.-
Subject Consecration.
For Wednesday Eueninq
Lecture on the Tabernacle, Solomon's Temple
and Buildings Of Bible times, illustrated by mod
els and delivered in high priests costume. Rev.
j, s; Ostrander. To the lecture there will be
small charge for admission adults, 25 cents
children, 10 cents.
Friday Morning.
Devotional exercises Rev. V. Smith, Subject
"Our Pastors and Teachers"
Sunday School hymns and music, Prof. J. @.
Robinson.
Infant Glass Services, Rev. J. g. Ostrander.
Teachers Meetings, Rev. J. s. Ostrander.
Opening Question Drawer followed by general
conversation. Subject "What have learned at
this Institute"
The programme will be interspersed with ap-
propriate singing, under charge OF Prof. ]. G.
Robinson, of Baltimore, Musical Conductor, and
Prof. Pleasanton Hammon Wilmington, Organ
mist
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-23
BURGLARS ABourI
The Police Capture Three, and Prevent a Saw
ings' Bank Robbery.

Sometime previous to twelve o'clock, last
night, the marble yard tool house OF J. Malone,
at Delaware avenue and Madison street, was
broken open and a lot Of tools stolen therefrom.
About midnight, special policeman Samuel Buck
had his attention attracted TO party of three
men, near Second and Market, who acted suspi-
ciously. The party were followed by the officer
up Market street, as far as 7th, where for time
he lost sight of them. Upon going up to Eighth
street, shortly after, he again saw them, and this
time they were 10 front OF the Saving Bank, sit
uated at that corner.
Upon noticing the officer, the men started of,
but MIR. Buck succeeded in arresting one Of them,
who upon being captured, dropped bundle on
the street. which was also secured by the officer,
and proved to be some OF the tools from Malone's
shop, having the owners name stamped on them
After arresting this one of the party, Mr.. Buck
obtained the aid Of officer Ainscow and
started after the other two men, whom they
arrested at 18th and Market. In their possession
was found candle, Matches burglars Jim
my, with a number of other tools.
hearing was had this morning. when they
we're committed to New Castle in default Of
$1,000 bail each.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-23

to be a weakness Of Mr.. Thomas who cannot
get the public to unite with him entirely Other
entertainments are rather dull "Haunted
Houses" has not done what was expected of it
at the walnut, nor has business at the other
theatres been good. The Horse Disease has
cost amusement managers considerable money.
The performance Of "Elijah" by the Handel d
Haydn Society last night was great dissppoint-
ment. There was neither volume, nerve, nor
evidence OF training in the chorus, and fifty
bettor effect than did the 800 who took part The
Orchestra was on par with the chorus and was
shamefully inefficient Madame Rudersdorff and
the other eolosts could not be expected to ap-
pear TO much advantage with such doleful sur
roundings, but nevertheless gave satisfaction
fear the Handel and Haydn is doomed after
the exhibition it last night made OF itself.
INDEX.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-23
THIRD EDITION.
400 O'CLOCK.
THE wHIpPIRu-pus
Nine Mon Whipped. at New Castle.
To-Day.
Especial Te,egram to oommercIAlJ

Especial Telegram to Commercially
NEwoAsTLE. Nov, "a.
Nine men were whipped, in the prison yard, "a
usual, to-day, under the supervision of Sheriff
Armstrong. Their names and cases are as fol-
l)ws:
Edward Green, (col.) larceny of band uniform
&c, 20 lashes. io tf
Henry O. stataeld, (col.) larceny OF a bay
mare, 20 lasheH.
John Caldwell, larceny OF horse, 20 lashes.
Joseph Smith, (col.) larceny Of carriage har-
ness. 30
John Robinson, Prettyfoot Cooley, and ohAs.
Williams were all concerned in a series of burg
laries, &C., and received 60 lAshes each. They
were ''well laid on" as these fellows were no.
torious criminals.
William Benton, (col.) larceny of doOr-mat
20 lashes. ....,.
Thomas Dixon (col.) lArcenary Of pair of
blankets, 20 lashes. J.A.A.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-23

During his stay In this city, Mr.. Macdonald
was the guest of DR.. Cameron. Both are High
landers born, though as the former says his is
the more numerous Clan Mr.. NJ. left Whining
ton at O'Clock, to-day, for Washington, design
ing to spend the Sabbath with his friend, Mr..
Russell Gurney, of London, who is now in that
city on diplomatic duties connected with the
adjustment of English Claims Mr. Macdonald
will probably remain in the United States, until
late in the spring. His lecture engagements
already run well into March.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-23

The Art Entertainments, under the direction
of Prof. Cromwell, continue at the Opera House.
This evening, the programme will be highly
tertaining aud instructive, it being composed of
Views in Rome, "The Eternal City," and Scenes
in a Trip Across the Continent. Those who
enjoy Artistic pictures or who are curious to
Be- the most interesting features Of other lands,
should go 10 these Entertainments.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-23
1faths
sHAKspRARK.-In thla cltY on

SHAKSPKARE.-In this city on the a2d inst, Anna
K. Shakespeare, aged 81 years.
The relatives and friends of the family are respect
uy Invited TO attend the funeral TO leave the resi-
den OF her husband, James Shakespeare, No. 92l
O'Clock.
cARswELL.-In Philadelphia, Nov. 2ist, Ann J.
Carswell
The relatives and friends OF the family are re-
spectfnlly invited TO attend the funeral from the
residence I her brother, Robert Carswell No. 426
East Fourth St. on Monday afternoon, Nov. QothD
at O'Clock. ~
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-23
PaIIceCourt.

Alphonza Setter was up before the Mayor on
two charges, one for disorderly conduct and an
other for resisting officer in the discharge Of
his duty. For the first offence, he was fined the
costs and held for 5000 to keep the peace, and
in the second case, fined $4 and costs.
John Tulley, moderately drunk The usual
fine of so cents and costs.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-23

City Of Mexico advices to the 18th inst. state
of Mexico.
The silk manufacturers Of Paterson, N. j.,
have resolved. unless the strikers return to
work this week, not to hire them at any price
They have also resolved not to pay any higher
wages than already determined upon. The men
reject these terms. -rrur. .~4rl
A general delivery from the penitentiaries OF
New York is feared, under Judicial decision on
Thursday, discharging convict on the ground
OF imperfect commitment papers.
Jay Gould was arrested in New York yesterday,
on afidavite charging him with unlawfully Appro-
priAtiDg to his own use, while in control OF Erie
Railroad, %, 900 belonging to the stock
holders Of that road. He gave bail in 1000, 900.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-23
Mara Again.

NAV TRIAL REFUSED = SENTENCE OF THE COURT.
PHrLADELPHIA, Nov. %.
A new trial for Mara for his assault on Alder
man McMullen has been refused. The prisoner
was sentenced to pay fine of one thousand dol
lars and to six years and nine months imp:ison-
ment
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-23
Commercial Reports.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.

HIIhDEIFHIhl INUF. 20.
Cotton 199s@2OL. Flour firm superfine AZ
@5X prime extra family sS@8s<. Wheat ac-
tive Western red S1.73@1. .78 amber; 81. 800
1.9O white 1.9O@2.05. Rye steady, 7O@S0c.
Corn in demand yellow So western mixed
64C965c. OAts active white 466D48 mixed 400
Al. Black 39@41. Whiskey 90.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-23

This evening, John o'Byrne lectures before
the workingmen's Institute, on "Labor Re
form" We need not say how interesting sub
ject this snor that the lectures is sure to eat it
in an entertaining style.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-23
New York.

LATER-THE STOCK MARKET STILL EXCITED.
NEW York, Nov. 2s.
The stock market is still excited. Nearly all
who are short on stocks have been allowed to
settle. Gold quoted at IS.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-23

Andrew Ackerman, sufferer by the accident,
whose name we failed to obtain, yesterday, had
mole punched in his leg, below the knee, and
he ieS was bruised from the knee up.
very successful religious revival is In pro.
gfess At Elkton, in the N. L. Church.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-23

On Monday evening, Carncross q Dixey's
Troupe of Minstrels give performance in this
city, at Institute Hall. They are excellent per-
formers in their line of amusements.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-23
Weather Record.
REPORT OF sIaNAL SERVICE.

REPORT OF SIGNAL SERVICE.
WARRINGTON, Nov. 23.
Probabilities; For the Middle States partly
cloudy and clearing with increasing pressure and
Westerly To northerlY Winda
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-23

A full report Of the Railroad Accident, in the
Philadelphia Press, to-day, 10 taken bodily from
the COMMERCIAL The Inquirer and North
american dismiss the matter in brief para
pTanh
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-23
gGitj advertisements.
INVESTMENT BONDS.

TNVLOI WLWT DUNUOl
We are selling at par and interest and recommenu
to careful investors, the First Mortgage Seven-
Thirty Gold Bonds of the Northern Pacific Railroad
Company. The special attention of investors is
called to the ample Land Security on which these
bonds rest, in addition to the usual guaranty OF
First Mortgage on the Road, It's Equipments and
Earnings. The lands of the Company thus far sold
have realized s5.97 per acre. The Company's land
endowment averages ABOUT %, 200 acres per mile
JAY COOKE 4 co.
AND BY
Jno. McLeaH. 81 SON,
q AN X E r 8.
No. 602 Market STREET.
nov. .2A2m Of
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-23

ATHE PENNSYLVANIA POULTRY SOCIETY. The
annual exhibition Of this Society will commence
at Concert Hall Philadelphia on the 9Th of De-
cember. The list of premiums includes silver
and bronze medals.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-23
SECOND EDITION.
BOO. p. M.
New York.

TWEED AT THE coNTRoLLER's oFFIcE-rHE STOCK
MARKET.
New YORK, Nov. %.
Tweed was at the Controllers office, yesterday,
to examine the vouchers on which he was Indict-
ed.
Stocks opened this morning unsettled. North
Western were quoted at $3.50 No failures an
nounced, and market continues very strong.
Gold 1l2s/
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-23
ENTERTAINMENTS, THIS EVENING.

Art Entertainment, by Prof Cromwell, Opera
House. .
Lecture, tgreeD BY John o. 'BYrne, ESQ., on ''Labsr
Reform" at the Workingmens Institute.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-23

Henry Sladen, aged 10, has been arrested in
Williamsburg, N. T.. charged with making as
saults on thirteen children, cutting of their
clothing and injuring them.
The Hotel block in MiIledgeyille, ,iGa., contain
ing several stores and residences. was destroyed
by fire early yesterday morning. Loss s10O 900.