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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-01

The LERsBURG POISONING CAsR-The
states attorney of Loudon county is now pre-
pairing the indictments against Mrs. Lloyd, Of
this town, charged with poisoning her children.
The August county court, which opens on Mon
day next is quarterly term, with grand jury,
and to that jury the case will be submitted.
They will, before the close Of the week, bring
in indictments against her for murder in the
case OF each Of her little girls. and she will be at
once arraigned and plead not guilty. Her coun-
the circuit court, which meets on the Sd Mon
day OF October next, and the granting of the
motion win be matter OF course. Mrs. Lloyd
suffers much from imprisonment, but her he alth
Is not such as to cause serious apprehensions.-
Leestur0 Cor. Bait. Sun.
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COINS EXTRACTED.

w ITHOUT PAIN, 80 the shoe can be worn
With ease mme diately after the operation Bunions
Diseased Nails, Vascular Excrf scene 9, &c, sue
cessfuily treated at DR.. WHITES, 535 18th street
opposite u. b. Treasury. Hours: a. m. to 6 D. m
Fee, per visit; attendance at residence, IS per
visit Press OF business at Office precludes visiting
patients at residences except between and D. M
Refers to the many eminent ply sicians, SUR cons
and the thousands Of other well known and respor.
eide patrons Of his establishment Established in
Washington 1851. iyiI.fr
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The Great German Festival


LARGE ATTENDANCE YESTERDAY AND LAST
EIGHT-sECRRTARIEs ROBEsoN AND pyLANO
CENTRAL CHAPMAN, AND OTHER DIsrIy-
GVIsHED GENTLEMEN AT THE PARH-DISrRI-
BC-lcS or PRIZKs-SPOTTED TAIL cIrNHs
THE CREASED POLE AND WINS WATCH 80,
AT the SchCetZenfeSt yesterday and last night
&c crowd was greater than on the preceding
days, and everything passed OFF agreeable: the
row or lager was Cndiminished and plenty of
Inn was Afforded the boys in climbing the
CREASED pole for prizes. Dancing in the ma
Silion was Kept up most OF the time, notwith-
standing the great heat during the day. and AZ
hlSh' n was literally crowded until midn ght.
VIXEN the park was closed. '
DISTINGUISHED VISITORS
Amorc the Visitors during the dsy were Sec
rotary Robson, Secretary Delano. Hon. y. p
Csipman, Gen. y. r. Babcock. Mr.. Alex. T.
Shepherd, Col =. A..Magrrder, and Others who
were treated 70 lunch by the association, when
toasts ard speeches were INDUCED in.
AWARDING or PRIZES.
TIE following prizes were awarded last ight:
Ladies ShOoting-First prize. satchel. Mrs.
RUPERT; second prize, one dozen handker-
chiefs, Mrs. John NOgt; third prize. psrasOI
Mr-. hoTneT; fourth prize, pain bracelets, Mrs
Enders; fifth prize, album, Mrs. Walker
Bowling aliey-tirst prize, IS. Charles Par
ker; second Prize, $50, George SeufcrIe; third
PIize, SIS, ". berers; fourth prize, SO, John
AngeT1nan; tith prize, -, Henry Walker.
SPOTTED TAIL CLIMBS THE CREASED POLE.
Spotted Tai and his squaw paid second visit
70 the lark IN RE afternoon, and sold Spot
successfully climbed the creased pole and car
risd awsy silver watch as his prize which
was presented BY 4. r. l.. Reese, Esq. He was
also accompanied by his Interpreter. Mr.. Todd
kanda!i. who explained 20 him the various
arnuserlents.
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improvements.

". BALLANTYNE'S NEW BUILDING
About The IL OF last March the old .Harbaugh
hianslCn.' OF the west side of 9Th street, be-
tween ID sni r streets, was torn down. and in
the meantime one OF the finest and most COM
pete business buildings in the CITY has been
erected in its place by William BaIlantyne, ESQ.,
This building covers the entire area of the lot
and is twenty-five feet front hy one hundred
feet deep, and three stories and basement high
The Basement extends ont to the curbstOne
IN The street, giving fine vaIlt under
the tcCt pavement, making the basement,
In all, one hundred aud twenty feet deep.
IN The 'front.' OF the basement is a patent hosting
machine or elevator Tor raising or lowering
goods 10 OF from the pavement. The main story
Is al IL enc stOre-rcOm and Is fifteen feet HIGH
anu v u be used by the proprietor tor his book.
store. The front first story il of iron With large
silver plated corner bars and bases TO the win
dCvs, and filed with the finest polished plate
gas OF iaTge dimensions, the main lights being
sly feet wide and thirteen feet high. The doors
70 The store are heavily moulded and male of
black walnut, anC trimmed with solid bronze
Near The rear OF the store is handsome flight
Q: Cast-iTon Stairs leading To the second floor
The ertiTe roof of the rear Of the first story is
enc Immense curved skylight ter feet wide and
twenty-six feet long, made of hexogan- shaped
prismsti lights about three inches in diameter
ser IN iron frames. This skylght is the first of
the kind ever used in the city. and throws in a
rood OF light, and is splendid success IL was
n, n6ai in New York city. and cost
,tct Near the middle, on the north side, is
the CASHIERS counter and desks, lighted
rom another small. prismstic skylight.
me walls and ceiling OF the store and portion
OF tie second story is very tastefully rescoed in
beautiful tIntS. The second and third stories
are fitted up in the most complete and elegant
manner Tor OFFICES. with glass panels 70 the
Coors. To each suite OF oftlces is connected a
large c'oset with marble wash basin, water
cioset ard urinal. The entire building is heated
by two large furnaces in the basement. and is
lighted and ventilated on the most approved
principles. The front above the first story is of
brick, with light cclOred Ohio stone trimmings
All the exposed windows except on the front
nave rolled iron shutters on the outside to pro-
tect them from fire, and the whole building has
been erected In the moet substantial manner
ard stands credit 70 the enterprise and energy
OF the owner, MIR. Balantyne, as well as to the
capacity OF the architect, James III. McGiu.
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LOCAL NEW S.
ExcursInns PIc.Nic.. &C.

Grand festival OF the Washington SchueSzen
NsTein this afternoon and evening
Picnic at LGff er's Garden to-day By the
Knights OF ST. COlumbkilie-
Picnic OF Csianthe Lodge, knights on Ply
thias, at 1th-s'reet park, to-day.
Grand festival, for the benefit of ST. Joseph's
Orphan AIpium, Oh next Wednesday, at Lo E
fCr's Garden.
Grand excursion to PiBey Point and p0ixlt
and Sunday.
Marshall Han Pavilion row open for the &c
cePtion OF picnic parties
Daily excursions &C Mount Vernon on the
steameT ARROW.
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PROPOSALS.
DRoPosAIs FOR FUEL.
DEFhRrNENT OF TIE INTERIOR.


WARRINGTON, u q. uiy -. lS2
sealed Proposals Will he received until = O'Clock
m, TUESDAY, August 20, ls72, for furaishiug
Fuel for this De rsrtment aud it's several bureaus
Nfz:-For eight hundred $500 tons la28D pour IL TO
the tom best quality Of Baltimore Company. No D,
or Wilksesrre Mine, No 4. " bite Ash A1ihrscite
Furnace Coal. Also. three hundred BOD ton. 2lO
pounds to the toni best quality Of shsmokia Coal
size.
The above Coal must be delivered within forty days
from date az the contract and stored in thu vaults
the Department in a satisfactory manner before the
party furnishing IL viii be paid.
Also, one hnndree oOTcs well-seasOned bakers
Pine Wood of the best quality, and nifty cords best
Oak W ocd. well seasoned aud sound. TIE above
Wood to be corded at the Department buildings as
may be desired.
The whole 60 be inspected. weighed and measured
in accordance with an act Il Congress approved
July nth, lso.
Certificates from the shippers must be shown 10
the superintendent, certify that the coal deiiy
cred 10 them the contrsctcfs) IL the kind required
by the De apartment
The bids will be opened in the Office Of the super
intendent. in the presence Of such bidders Rs may
choose 10 attend.
A satisfactory bond will be required Of the sue
cessful bidders fSr the faithful performance Of the
cor tract.
iyS1-td O. DELANO. Secra.arv
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PAYMENT OF INTEREsT.-It will be seen by
tie advertisement elsewhere that the coupons
and interest on registered bonds, due August 10,
or first mortgage eight per cent. gold bonds or
the st. Joseph and Denver City railroad COM
pany, will be paid by the Farmers Loan and
Trust Company, of New York, on and after the
10th inst
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-01

A RARE CHANCE.-Cummins' enormous as
sortment OF the finest and most superb of boots
and shoes, of every description known, are now
selling, and rapidly, at much lower than former
prices. The stock embraces a most beautiful,
and varied assortment of gents fine CATERS, half
CATERS, ties and boots, of French calf and hand
made, Of medium grades The assortment of
ladies', misses, and children's, of various STYLES
and colors, is unprecedented. Our readers have
an elegant opportunity to find any article de-
sired, at lower prices than heretofore. Direc
ton, 9S2 9TH street, next to corner OF X and
Northern market.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-01

A DIAMOND MINR-WRo Want. % Buy Stoel,
II 10 reported in San Francisco that an agent,
despatched from that place to the country
bordering on Arizona and New Mexico, in Sc arch
years ago by Kit Carson's party, has found the
deposits and brought back With him 500 O0)
worth. Steps win be taken to secure the govern
formed, with large capital, to work them. Il
Is rumored that General George B. McClellan
will be president Of the company -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-01

n 6TIOE.
ANI BLANK BOOK aAEHTAoToRr.
LfTHoakAfHN0, IaGRAVlHG, PKIHTIne
AND BINDING DONE TO ORDER.
~ Otock. BEN. y. yBENOH,
Under National Hstropolitsn Bank,
cd nsxt dsog % jay Cooke D Os.S
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NEW BOOKS PUBLISHED AND FOB SALE
IN AT
SHILLINGTON'S BOOKSTORES.
CORNER Al sT. AID PA. Az.
Good bye sweethsart. By The author Of Bed ss
hose Is She; price, rs cents. A Noble Lord, Sesao
to the Lost Heir Of Linlithgow. BY Mrs. South
worth; Sl75. True as Steel. By Marion Harlend
Sl.50. Within and Without. By Geo. Macdonald
Sl.s0. An American Girl Abroad; 81 IS. Wonders
Of Electricity. Translated from the French; Illus
trated; 81 80. Righted 81 Last. A Novel; 81. Ma
bel Lee: By the author Of Valerie Aylmeii 81. A
Many Threads: Is coats. Maud Mohun. By Annie
Thomas; Is cents. North American Reyiev-April;
The Bandit. By. August Blanche; 81. Lsdyi
Life Among tn. Mo.Hsns; q: SOUTH SEA Bubble;
p sTATIOHEBY-CsB, Letter and Note Paper,
WoIkman's Time Books. Pocketbooks, Steel and
Gold Pens, Fsbcr's Lead Pencils, Inks. Mucilsse,
Pure Linen Play ing Cards.
Everything in the magazine, newspaper and cheaD
publication line, Wholesale and retail, ct
SHILLIEGTON'S Bookstore,
apl3-tf Corner ~ street ard Penna. avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-01

EXPLOSION OF A TAR BOILER-LucLy Escdpe
Of Wortmen.-Abouti O'Clock yesterday after
noon, the boiler used for heating tar at the yard
OF the Asphalt company, corner of 2lst street
and Pennsylvania avenue, exploded scattering
its contents in every direction. The stand was
hurled into the air a considerable distance, and
the hot tar flew about in unpleasant proximity
TO the workmen, some OF whom were partially
smeared. Luckily no one was seriously burned
however. II is supposed there was a defect in
the boiler although it had not been much used,
and that an undue pressure of steam caused the
explosion. Had the accident occurred minute
or two sooner. the superintendent, Mr.. Wood
ward, would probably have been killed, he hav-
ing left the stand beside the boiler just prevors
to the explosion. Several runaways occurred,
the cart horses taking fright, bat no damage
was done to the horses. Loss about $500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-01

a STEAMBOAT INsPECroN CRNsURHp.-O
the twenty-five persons aboard the steamboat
that burst her boiler near McGregor, Iowa, on
Tuesday, eight are dead and missing The
coroner's inquest found that o defective hue vac
the cause OF the accident, snd censured the
government inspector for accepting the boats
register instead of using proper instrument or
making proper test OF the boilers.
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Greeley and Brown Meetings.

EXECUTIVE
MITTEE
held meeting last night at the Board OF Trade
rooms; MIR. John ii. Crane in the chair, with
Mr.. O.. b. Towles secretary. Messrs. Carver,
tee on credentials. Mr.. Towles submitted a
resolution that the secretary Of the Greeley and
Brown central club be requested to notify
through the press, the districts that have not
elected delegates to call meetings, and to form
Greeley and Brown clubs, and to elect three
delegates to form central Greeley and Brown
executive committee, to meet at the Board of
Trade rooms on Friday evening, August 0, 1872.
Some discussion followed as to the purposes for
which they had met, there seeming to be mis-
understanding among them; finally the resolu-
ton was adopted. The committee on creden-
tials reported that delegates were present from
the Sd, 18th, 9TH, 9th, 18th, 18th, 10th. and 10Th
districts only, and it was determined to postpone
the organization to a future meeting. Mr.. Ma
loney moved that a committee of five be APP
pointed on permanent organization; carried,
L. Burrows. X. NJ. A. Fenwick, Geo. T. Stew
art, and j. A. Maloney as the committee.
PREPARATIONS FOR THE RATIFICATION MEET
The joint committee of the various orcaniza-
tons in favor OF the election of Greeley and
Brown on ratification meeting met last night at
Becks Hall; Mr.. Jesse b. Wilson in the chair
and II. s. Davis secretary. The subcommittee
made reports of progress, showing that the
arrangements are perfected for an elaborate
display OF fireworks, music, speakers, stand
decorations, &c, on the evening Of the Sth
instant, in front Of the City Hall.
THE I'D DISTRICT GREELEY AND BROWN CLUB
met last night, Mr.. Thornton in the chair. Mr..
Shelton submitted a resolution, which was
adopted, that the Young Mems Greeley and
Brown club of the ODD district present to the
people OF said district the name of Julson L.
Gull as their choice for the House of Delegates.
The club decided TO give a picnic at Beckett's
Garden, August II. to raise funds for the cam
paign. a committee on the ratification meeting
WAS apr Ointed
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TERRIBLE TRAGEDY IN ROCaHsrRR.-Burk
hard Hetzeler, Who recently obtained diyorc
from his wife on the charge of adultery a
Rochester, n. Y, discovered her last night i,
company with her paramour, Jacob Galtxman
and then shot him through the heart. Tn
woman escaped. Hetzeler then shot himself
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-01

&Miss Matilda Fletcher has taken the stump
for General Grant in Nebraska.
@Hon John Hubbard, formerly q member
Of Congress, died ct Litchheld, Connecticut, on
Tuesday. .rste
ga building Is going up in Philadelphia
which one of the papers Of the village calls "the
Grandest Masonic edifce on the continent"
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-12

1t is stated that Senator Sumner has promised
''active aid " the Greeley ticket during the cam
paign. So far as known, the Southern Democrat
% papers support the Baltimore nominations A
New York despatch says the Brooklyn Times. n
Republican paper, supports Greeley.
Greeley and Blown ratification meeting was
held at Harrisburg last night, r. A. Lamberton
presiding. Sp-echss wsTs made by Hon. Edgar
Cowan, Hon. Wm. A. Wallace aud Col. J. X.
Kerr A Greeley ratification meeti' &. the call Tor
which WAS signed 'by forty-fiv Republicans" was
neid at Oxdensburg, N Y, on Wednesday night
Gen. Z. A. Merritt aud others spoke.
A construction rain broke through tempo
rary bridge, near Greenbrier, West Virginia. yes.
ierday morning. and the engine and two car'
wore wrecked. The engineer, Hill, the fireman
Upser. aud hve laborers, were killed. Seven la
oor.rs were injured.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-12
Have II Always at Hand.

Accidents will happen in the hest regulated fam
lies. and for this reason amoug many others, the
MUSTANG LiNIMENT should find place in the
cupboard OF every household In all the world
there is nothing comparable to it MS an application
for cuts, cohtus,ons burns spasms and scalds, and
when every other preparation that medical inge-
nulty can suggest, has failed to afford relief in
rheumatism, neuralgia sore throat, glsndn'a,
sweliings, muscular contractions, cramps. tooth
ache, &c, this powerful anh-lnh mmntoly and
pain -desttoyIng agent Immediately assuagcs the
sufferers agony and eventually accompiishes p
radical cure. Probably there Is not connosenr
in horse flesh or amateur horsrMa in the and
who does not know, ei:ner from Pc sonal ob-erva-
tion or reports that the MUSTANG LINIMEST is the
supyrnle remedy tor ali external diseases and III
iurles OF the horse.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-12
THE STEWART. BILLops AFFAIR we

THE STEWART. BILLoPs' AFFAIR we are
in receipt ot a letter from a gentleman in the
lower part Of this county, giving a true state
meut Of the affair noticed in our paper last
week. in which a man named Stewart and .
Miss BilIoTs Of Dorchester coun y, visited Sal
isbury recently, when the young lady suddenly
became u mother. 1t now ,nrns out that the
parties were eIande.,inely married about four
months previous, and 10 conceal their conduct
before marriage, left their homes and repaired
to Salisbury, where the babe was born IA ha,
been stated. Mr. Bilops, the father Of MiS
Billops, now Miss Stewart. is a gentleman o
high standing and the conduct of his danghte
has overwhelmed him with grief Stewart IL ol
Il good family, but is dissipated and worthless
The babe has been cared for by It's psrents.-
Denton Union.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-12
LIQUOR STORE T. SALOON!
~ 4! kl(l(l

gEfl2N Thankful TO- past favors. respectfully ~.
It forn.s his friends and the public that he ha
AShA> fitted up and renovated his ssloor. no
". FOURTH STREET. Wilmington. Del, ala
has added, his present business that oi l,quoi
s,ore where he will keep constantly on hand wy
sell t lesuie and retail, assoi tmeut OF the oss
foreign and domestic brands of wines anu liaaOin
aEiorg which are depuyle CO.. otard brinun l"n
tvery fn.). superior old Fish Hin. Santa crui huS
toli and very fine favor; v hiskty,-A d.
Oversholt's NIX copper distilled Old kye Nsy
meliOw) J. Is. hiskey Uhis is an article Oh s'.I
superiority Also. Others OF lower gradee ~, M,
Wines ami Faacy Liquors. such as Old butsanu
Port Sherry. Carst. Sc., &c. Also 3inger LNsa AVE,
AZ a on drsnsht. W. {. Il ,OH.
N -Dno't to-vst No4 Fourth streat
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-12
a--s HsHIs7
sooleIlEs.
xsxr1Nas THIS EVENING.

St. Johns Chapter. r A M. at Masonic Temple.
Fairfax Lodge. No 8. 0 . F., at Odd FEEL
lows Hall, 3d and King SITS.
Volumbs Lodge. No. 26, . o +, at cdd
Feliows Hall, 81 and KING Sts.
Delaware Tribe, No. l, l o NJ, at Red Mems
Hall, 4l6 Market.
Washington Council, No 4, o U M, at Me-
chnnics' Hall, 2l9 King St
9Th and Market st.
Lazy Jefferson Home Communion. at Hall aoi
Market st.
EXCELSIOR Lodge. No I. X Of p, at knights OF
PythiAs Hail, I'll Market st.
Washington Camp, P u q Of A, at Good rel
ows Hall. 30 and Market Sts.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-12

GRAND EXCURSION. Mary's Total Abst-
nence Beneficial Society. of this city. will give II
grand excursion to Trenton. n j on the swift
and comm ,dious steamer, Fdpin Forrest, on Mon
day, July 18th, starting from Fourth ,,r.et wharf
at o'clock A NJ This is an excellent oppo,-
tunlty Tor all who wish 10 have an invigoratinp
trip on the river, and pleasant visit to of the
finest cities in New Jersey. Upon arrival OF the
city, and escorted to Morrsville Grove. delight
full resort upon the Delaware, where the day will
be spent in plc.nic style Prof Elllnger's brass
and string band will accompany the excursion
and dancing will be feature OF the days plea
sures. Good vocal music will also be provided
Tickets $3.50. Children under AZ years, hall
price.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-12
A Stubborn Fact.

There Is scarcely any di,ense III which pnreative
medicines are not more or less required, and much
suffering might be prevented wer- they more gem
eraiy used No person can ieei well while a cos
tive habit OF body prevails; besides it soon gener-
ates serious diseases which might have been
avoided by timely use of CathaiJic Medicines. :
For this purpose DIR. TUFTS VEGETABLE
LIVER PILLS are confidently recommended; !;
they are mild, saie prompt and uniform IN their
action. They contain no Mercury. Persons may
eat and drink usual, and they may be taken at
any time.
MILLEN. BuRKE COUNTY, GA, oct. q. 1869.
Dr. VIM II Tut:
Sir We have been engaged for some time in
selling your preparations. aud it affords uspea>ur.
to say that every instance they have given per
feet satisfaction We can more particularly speaI
| of your Ssrsapar liza and Queens Delight, Live
! Pills snd Pain Aiieviator, AS being all they arr
represented to be, having used them in our owl
| families with marked success: and would advic
every family to keep supply on hand. as the
may be the means Of saving many dollars IN doc
tori bills, and allev,atlng much pam snd suffering
Very truly yfurs,
GRAY j. DANIEL
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-12


The hot solar rays thot ripen the harvests gener.
ate many distressing diseases. fthe liver be at all
predisposed 10 rregulari les, this is the in
which bilious attacks may be anticipated. weak
stomach too. is weakest in the summer months. and
the loss Of vitality through the b, excessive
perspira,ion ia 30 great that wholesome tonic,
combining also the properties Of a difusive stinu.
sary TO health. AMI under no circumstances should
be dispensed with b, the sickly and debilitate Of
all tn preparations intenued thus tV refresh, sus
tain and iOr,fy the human Frame there is that
will compare with Hostetter Celebrated Stomach
Biiters They have been weighed in the balance of
exp rience and not found wanting; have been re-
comm ended rom the first N great medici nj spe-
ci6c. not MS beverage and in spite Of Interested
twenty years trial at the head OF all proprietary
medicines intended for the prevention and cure Of
al prsinary complaints Of the stomach the liver.
the bowels and the nerves. In the unhealthy dis
trcts rdeiing the great rivers Of California Hos
letters Stomach Bltters may be classed AS the stan
dsrd one for every apecies Of Intermittent or re-
tricts place the most timpSc::pn6dencs in the pre-.
par:tion-a confidence th- hcreased every year
BY the results Of its Operati! ~
~ bitters. 80 called. OF thu df pernicious CHAR
acter. are sprinsing up like tunS every slds. the
public hereby forewarned asai the dram snSp
tSauds. Ask Tor hostetters Enf see thst ~
Label. ETC.. are correct and remem{ W Re gen.
uas article Is aeversoldi in bulk. but 9ottlss only,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-12

POLICE CAsEs-Catharine Derry, for assault
md battery on Margaret and John swift, W"
tined 81 aud Gusts and held in $40 bail to dee
he peace.
Six boys, for throwing stones we're fined cost
md held in 500 hail each. to keep the peace.
John Green and John Mccartney, for drunk
.nnesa, we're 6ned fined SO cents costs each.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-12

SALES OF MoNEy.-At III. regular month
v meeting Of Young M.ns Loan Associate"
last evening $1,000 sold al II per cent. premiu"
aud $500 at III. .
Al the 6fty.lhird monthly meeting Of S'"l
Loan Association, last evening, money sold n
follows: $1,000 at q per Cent. premium; SsO'
Al PA: x2lUO al q
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-12

POCKET Book STOLEN. Yesterday after
'oon, a sneak theft fquietIy entered the store o
Ar. Levi Woodrow, corner Of Poplar and Rob
,nson streets, and surrelitiousy extracted iron
he drawer p cket book, containing over 500
md made off with 1t wilhoHl being detected
Mr. Woodrow wa- doing in the sn,ing room, il
he rear of the store At the time, but the THE
lid not make sufficient noise 10 arouse him.