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Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-05
The yote in south CarolIuu.

Full official returns of the election for Cover
nor in South Carolina on October 10th, show
that 107, ,S6l votes we're cast, and that Frank lin
J. Moses, Jr., the regular Republican candidate,
had majority Of 81, ,905 over REUBEN Tominson
the candidate of the 'bolting" Republicans
The total vote was %, TAT less than in 1870.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-05
HYcEIAN HOME.
Cor. Van Barren st. and shaIlcrOss Ave.,
WILMINGTON, DEL.


WILMINGTON, DEL.
PUsEY HEALD, M. D., puvs,c,.vs
MARY II. HEALD, M. D., hhhsioiANs
mar19-lyof
This new, first class Institution for the Hygienic
Treatment Of Invalids-without Mediclnes-has now
been in successful operation for fifteen monthA
with patients from seventeen States and Territories
In the HYaIkNIo TREATMENT of the sick, we repu-
diate the entire system of drug-e living as not only
utterly faaci0us but terribly destructive to health
happiness and life. Medicines, such as are daily ad-
minstered to sick persons II given to those in Wig
0r0us nealth, would inevitably make them i'll. Rea.
SON. Nature, and true Science must and do condemn
such 6 Healing (7J Art
We rely solely upon natural means, which include
an appropriate combination of Wholesome Foou,
Pure Air, Various forms Of Tepd, Hot and Cold
Baths in Pure, Soft Water, swedish Movements for
the strengthening OF feeble muscles, the relief OF
congested organs and equalization of the clrcula-
don, Magnetism, sun Baths, Abundant Sleep and
Kest, Outdoor Exercise Proper Clothing, Reorea-
ton, etc.
DIR. M. II. HEALO gives especial attention to
ladies', as does DIR. T. HEALD to gentlemen.
Cases visited in Town or Country.
mar1gLTu, ,Th&oat-fp
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-05
THE ELECTION +
THE VOTING GENERALLY QUIET.
REPORTS FROM AL THE CITY.
SOME ARRESTS FOR ILLEGAL ATTEMPTS
Kspubilcans, Vote at Once .

Every Republican voter, who reads this before
o'clock, should go instantly and vote. The
contest for Representative in Congress, especi-
ally, will be close, and not one vote should be
lost.
II you have not already been TO The polls, and
deposited your ballot. go at once
The polls close al Fly O'Clock.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-05
n w. sTIDHAM g. SON,
Real Estate Agents, AuctiOneers
No. III East FOnrth street., .s..
..... WILMINGTON, DEL
SPECIAL SALE OF GsoD a..',.' ,'.i e
FU NIT U R E.
their Auction Rooms, III East Fourth street, on
Friday Afternoon, Nov. 8, 1872,

Friday Afternoon, Nov. o, 1872,
at two O'Clock, .IlI
j ONE SOFA sEr IN HAIR CLOTH, .D-
Oil Walaut Companion One Sofa Rocker. 6 Brace
aim Chairs, Two walnut Marble Top Tables, Look
ing glasseR, g anut Brace Arm ane Chairs u Cane
Chairs, one Plano in gOud order,1 1ue organ 10 new
Mattresses, Cottage Sets pair Of Bedsteads1 sofa,
sofa Cnairs, Two Lounges, Wash Stands, bureaus,
Carpets, one Extension able, Oak Dining Cnalrs
Bed Spreads, Quilts, Blankets, Sheets, Feather
Beds, Gallery, such as balance handle Kulves with
silver plated Forks, silver plated table and tea
spoons Knives and Forks, Castors, Queens
Glassware, 1iaware, Tabl 8, Buckets,ohe good c ok
stove, two room toyes and many otner articles
The above goods are The property Of nteman
about removing from the city, and win positively be
sold to the highest bidder for cash The goods Will
be ready for Inspection phe evening before SALE
and early on morning OF sale. call aud see fol
you selves T .lJ .4tf nov.2,56,I
The highest cash price paid for all kinds OF
second hand furniture by L, W. Stldham a Son.
Auct oneeTs, Ill h. II Hrtn srreet Wilmington, Del,
Also, ali kinds Of secondhand furniture for sale.
% XIV - oCt2o-BIn
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-05
SECOND EDITION.
.. Recorded. AmsnG the Dead.

DEoHAsE OF THoMAs sULLEY, THE ARTIST.
itI i'7e,a1 PHrLADEIPHIA, Nov. 5.
Thomas sulley, 3 famous artist of former
years. died to-day aged 81 years. "a
He will be remembered as the painter of the
portrait. Of Lafayette, in 1924, and of Queen
Victoria. in 1898. haspt. era 5...- q
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-05

The Indian Policy of the Government is plain
aad precise Persuasion to the utmost limit of
Patienos Punishm ent where Persuasion fails.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-05
The lite eIndiaBs.

A delegation of Ute Indians Who with their
Agent, Mr.. Dodge, have been ia Washington for
two or three weeks took cave of the President
yesle lerday. They expressed tadisfaction with
the arrangement made, that they shall collect
upon their reservation, which is to be stocked
for their use.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-05
NIiMrnrx.
FoRoEs RECALLED.

r. ,. Sr.- PETERsBURG, Nov. D.
The Russian Government has recalled its
forces marching on Khiya
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-05

Young men who smoke in the streets of Hall
fax are fined one dollar each.
The Oxford Public school has roll List Of
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-05
&. BRINGHURsT 4 CO.,
APOTHEOARIES
Corner Sixth and Market Sire

4. B. 4 Co. also have Pure Xylol and Capsules
OF Xylol made by E. Schering OF Berlin which, 1t is
claimed. mtigates the severity OF smallpox
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-05
DaiGy Gpatmtertiel
JENKINS q ATKINSON.

WILMER ATKINSON. .PubIisheF.
v-Fr 1ssms. Bso., SCI second Page. .'n
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-05
THE VOTING.
INCREASED REPUBLICAN MAJ1R,
ITY IN PHILADELPHIA.
SPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE COMMERCIAL

TIRE ELECTION IN PHILADELPHIA = EVERYTHING
.Il.i QUIET. .-ltE
PHnADELHHIA, Nov. 5.
The election is progressing very quietly The
vIte cast, 80 far, is smaller than usually The
D ,mocrats are making no effort, some evidently
voting for Grant. In seven precincts taken in
discriminatory. in the first three hours. the vote
stood, for Grant, 54l for Greeley 1862.
H., ID, LATER RETUREs-7A HEAVY VOTE.
~ PHnADErRHIA, Nov. 8.
Special Telegram 10 the Commercial
According to the hourly returns at the Mayors
office, Grants majority, at ten o'clock, in Phia-
delphia, was 81, ,6l3, an increase Of over II 900
votes for the same hour, in the October election.
1t is not expected that this proportion will be
kept up throughout the day. lThe heavy vote at
seaearly an hour is owing to the colored element
who go to the polls early, the bulk Of that vote
having been already poIled, but it is an indica-
ton of largely increase Republican majority
over that Of last month. @. W. A.
ILLEGAL REa1srRArIoss IN NEW YORK.
ia 5. New YoRK, Nov. g..
! About fifty have been arr ested made at the
polls for fraudulent registration.
TEN o'oLocK = 500 MAJORITY IN TWELVE WARDS.
e'' PTTsBURe, Nov 8.
In twelve wards, at ten o'clock the vote show
ed Grants majority was about 800.
TIE VOTES OF EIGHT WOMEN RECEIVED AND RE-
CORDED.
RocHEsTER, N. X, Nov. 5,
Susan b. Anthony, and eight other females
voted at one ward. The votes wore received and
placed in the boxes. a s.H'St s-' -
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-05
FIRST EDITION;

H ~ rT4 2.8O P. M.
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Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-05
Monther Record.

I REPORT OF SIGNAL, SERVICE.
WAsHINGToN, Nov. 5.
In the New England and Middle States, gen
orally clear weather and Westerly winds, veering
to southerly, with partly cloudy and falling ba-
rometer tonight.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-05

ILLEGAL REGISTRATIONS IN NEW YORK.
Iii *, New York Nov. g..
About fifty have been arr ested made at the
POLLS for fraudulent registration.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-05

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.kEH7Is0@ F'Ha .Isa84r Be- t.a...
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-05

In twelve wards, at ten o'clock the vote show
cd Grants majority was about 800.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-05

TIE VOTES OF EIGHT WOMEN RECEIVED AND Re-
CORDED t-
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-05

TIRE ELECTION IN PHILADELPHIA EVERYTHING
eIl. QUIET. ..lr.s
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-05

TEN ooLooK : 500 MAJORITY IN TWELVE WARDS.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-05

ItUUHIzaINH1 NJ To- 1NOFsV'
Susan B. Anthony, and eight other females
voted at one ward. The votes wore received and
placed in the boxes. "a .ih'9i s ~
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-01
Central Presbyterian Ch urch.


FAREWELL SERMON BY REV. oHAs. d. SHAW.
At Central Presbyterian Church. yesterday, the
farewell sermon of the retiring pastor, Rev
Chas. d. Shaw was preached. There was
large congregation in the morning. and after
the singing of the 429th Hymn, and LIST Psalm,
(Short Metre) Mr.. Shaw preached most excel
lent and practical sermon, from Proverbs, I, 10,
)" My son, il sinners entice thee consent thou
not" he dwelt upon the various forms of en-
trenchment which Temptation employs, and
counseled his hearers strongly that 1t is never
our duty to dop wrong" At the close of his SER
mon, he added few words of farewell to his
congregation, and to. the other friends not usual
ly in attendance, who were now present. He
stated that he would take occasion to bid good
bye to all at the evening service, but now spoke
few words thereto, in case there might be
some present who might not, for any reason, be
able to attend in the evening.
At the evening service, one of the largest con-
gregations ever in Central Church, assembled to
hear Rev. Mr.. Shaws closing sermon and fare
well address. Mr. Shaw preached from Luke.
oath chapter, and the latter clause Of the
fifth verse, ''Why seek ye the living among the
dead?" The sermon was brief, and one of CON
siderable power and interest. After the sermon,
Mr.. Shaw made very affecting farewell address
to his congregation, and to his many friends who
were present, that are not members Of the church
He alluded, in most kindly manner, to his pro-
babe successor, urging his congregation to re-
ceive him with the same open hearted friend
among them, and he hoped that the love and
kindness existing in this congregation toward
teir pastor might grow lasR strong and
true. In thisaame kind and warm hearted man
ner he bade them all farewell. r.,
Mr.. Shaw left for his new field Of labor to-day.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-01
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Business and Trade Report.

.. WILMINGTON, Jan. 1.
The weather continues 30 mild that Charles
Wsrner Co. announce resumption of trips,
BY Their freight barges, between this city and
Philadelphia.
George W. Bushs line of freight barges will
also resume their trips, between this city and
Philadelphia, tomorrow, running in day time
only, for the present.
The ice in the Chrstiana has been broken, and
In the Delaware it is getting very soft Boats
pas Through without any serious difficulty, in
the day time.
Two Pullman palace cars have arrived at the
shops of Harlan Hollingsworth Co., to be re-
paired.
p. W. b. R. H., SHIPMENTS.
seidell & Hastings shipped one car load Of
iron to Boston.
Diamond State Iron Company shipped one car
load of iron to Baltimore.
One car Of lumber from New Castle to Jersey
City.
.eJessup q Moore one car load of.paper to their
warehouse in New York.
Vim. Lea 4 Sons, one car OF flour to New York
One car lead Of timber from Bell Air, Ohio, to
W. r, & H. Cause.
.rf - ". d R. R. R. SHIPMENTS.
The Wilmington Coal Gas Company received
1--WE car loads OF gas coal
One car load of bark extract for @. & ]. Pyle.
One car load of pig iron for IL. f. Pickels &
sixteen car loads of coal for different parties
I fKalf this citv
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-01

81. Nearly HOO arrests were made by the police,
during December.
snsf. Stokley took his seat as Mayor OF PHIL
delpA%4 at noon, to-day.
: Over six thousand new buildings were erected
in Philadelphia during 1871.
The dwelling houses erected in 1871 num-
bered b,965, the other buildings $50, making in
all 6,29b.
Amount of petrolehm exported from Phila-
delphis to foreign ports during the year closing
yesterday, 55,3O9,317.
2 1.-The steamer Fire.Jiy, Of Texas beef fame,
was damaged by fire to the amount Of several
hunafsd dollars, ON Saturday.
4 Deaths, last week, $40, an increase of over
the week previous, and 271 more than for the
corresponding week, last year. The deaths by
smallpox were 223, an increase Of 13 over last
Week.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-01
MEIcHRoRlMc COUNTIES.
Heading is to have a conservatory of mt
at an early day.

Heading is to have a conservatory of music
at an early day.
-Jno. M Carpenter fills Benjamin Bassetts
position as Director in the Salem National Bank
ing Co,
The Memorial Baptist Church in Salem is in
debt, and is creating sinking fund to hqGidate
the debt
Lager beer was the presiding genius Of
Coatesville on Christmas day
s The Messrs. Pennock, of Coatesville, are
dischargeing their hands for Drunkenness
Craig Ridgeway, proprietor of the West
Coatesville Foundry and Machine Shops, presen-
ted each of his employees with a turkey and two
dollars on Christmas day.
"A new mail route has been established
from Nottingham Station on the Philadelphia a.
Baltimore CentralR. r., to Pleasant Grove, Ian
caster county.
The two girls that have been "practicing
for leap year" by jumping over a stick have
been TO Salem, and-pretty nearly everywhere
else. Fortunately for them the year has dawned.
The voters of Charleston twp, Chester Co..
are perplexed az to where they will vote. II they
will open communication with New York, on
Philadelphia, possibly their perplexities will
find an end.
u "A colored man named Mead died very sud-
denly IN West Chester, on Christmas day. The
night previously, he complained of being sick,
but the next morning felt better and called for
something to eat, which having done, he expire d.
The Salem Standard says that after the
Swedesboro r. R., is completed to Woodstown,
it will have something to say about continuing it
to the Salem road. That's right The Salem
people would find that road to Woodstown
would give them almost direct communication
with Philadelphia, and obyiate the necessity of
riding 18 miles across the country to find them
selves no nearer the Quaker city.
The Villdgs Record states that some dogs
were running 30 fast upon fox hunt the other
day that they bounded over the heads of part
of the pack which had captured the fox and ran
off the trail. Which reminds us very forcibly OF
the dog which was so unfortunate upon chase
as to ran against a small sapling and split him
self in twain, observing which a hunter put the
parts hurriedly together, but reversing tie halves
80 that the poor dog grew together In that way,
and although making vigorous efforts to move
he never stirred from his tracks, Whiclris the
more likely
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-01

Deaths in New York last week, 513; marriages,
151 births, 454. ..r - No.
The London Times is confident that General
Grant will be reelected President of the United
States.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company has Sc
cured control of the Memphis and Little Rock
and Little Rock and Fort Smith Railroads.
Associate Justice Sharswood, of the Supreme
Court, decides that under the Constitution fe-
males have no right to vote in Pennsylvania.
At st. Petersburg, the people express great
satisfaction over the cordial receptions tenderel
to the Grand Duke Alexis in the United States.
General Spaulding reports that the Northe Q
Pacific Railroad is completed to Moorhead, the
point of crossing on tie Red river in Minnesota,
Nine hundred and sirty-eight miles of new
postal routes were established last month, usine &
twenty-nine railroads in fourteen different States
for the purpose,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-01

CHRISTMAS ANN1vEaslRY AT Nrwro


The Anniversary Of the Newport NJ E. Church
Sabbath Schools took place on Thursday eve
ming. The Church was handsomely ornamented
and a large audience was present. Over
the altar was large arch, bearing upon it
the words, in evergreen letters, Suffer Little
Children to come unto Me" and back OF it an
other arch, with an evergreen CROSS against a
white background. At the foot lay q cup, and
suspended over the croes a crown. Six young
ladies' gave beautiful description of these des-
cribing the cup the cup Of salvation, the cross
as an emblem of the body of Christ the crown,
the crown of life and the final reward of those
who drink of that cup and cling to that CROSS,
The exercises were of varied character, and
the different songs and addresses well rendered.
An interesting feature was THE Building Of the
Monument of Truth" It was composed Of nine
blocks representing marble, and each was placed
in the monument by a different member Of the
young mems bible class. The foundation stone
was inscribed Jesus Christ" aud then followed
Faith, Virtue, knowledge, Temperance, Patience
Godliness, Brotherly Kindness and Charity, the
last forming the cap-stone.
The closing feature was' the appearance o.
Krss Kringle. His performances gave unbound
ed delight to the children.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-01
The Drama.
CLOSE OF TEE wALLAoK-RIoHNos WEEK. At THE
% OPERA HOUSE.

CLOSE OF TEE wALLAcK-RIomNos WEEK, At THE
% OPERA HOUSE.
The closing performance blythe Wallack- Rich
ings Company was given on Saturday evening
at the Opera House, the play being 0liuer T,0ist
A large audience was present, the house being
we'll filled. The performance concluded much
earlier than usual.
We express general opinion, doubtless, in
saying that the play was one Of the least satis-
factory given during the week. This is its own
fault and not that of the actors. In fact Oliver
Ttgist is one Of Dickens least pleasant works.
and in the dramatising, the harshness and re-
pulsiyeness are retained almost alone. There is
scarcely ray Of light through the gloom Of the
story, from beginning TO end, and after seeing
ID the behoder retains little recoGlections of any
PLEASANT feature.
The play, however, gives opportunity to Mr.
Wallack for q fine personation "a wonderful
piece OF acting. His delineation of FdgiH is a
great dramatic performance and it is not strange
that he takes pleasure in 1t purely as triumph
Of artistic genius. Apart from him. however,
what is there TO be specially commended Mrs.
Germon did well Nancy Sykes, and Dalton
hlled the part Of Bill, with some portion of the
nuccess he had achieved as Don Jose, and Roche
fort, but after ALL the play itself gives little op-
portunity to anybody Bishop was sick, and could
not play Bundle, but il he had been able to do
80, the part is unimportant, and it's action can
do little to relieve the general gloom OF the play
As we stated on Saturday, the engagement Of
MT. Wallack and Mrs Riehings-Bernard with
Mr. Ford closed on that day. They went from
Wilmington to their respective homes for short
holiday. T,
It is announced that the Pantomime and Bur
lesque Company who will come here from Balti =
more under Mr.. Fords management, are to ap-
pear in our Opera House, on the 10Th, two weeks
from to-day, and remain q week. Jane Coombs,
and tho company playing with her, will come on
the 29th, for three nights. In April, Joe Jeffer-
son is engaged for thee nights
Ne matinee performance was given on Satur-
day afternoon, as had been announced the bad
weather, and the illness of messrs Bishop and
DE Groat compelling this cause
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-01
gEaths..

WILsoN.-on First day morning, 12th month, s1st,
1871, VIM. Wilson, In his 10th year.
The friends and relatives of the family are re-
spectfully invited TO attend the Iuneral from the
late residence No. w. Eleventh street, on Sec
day afternoon, I'd inst, at two O'Clock, TO pro-
coed to Centre burying ground |.i' \
PEoPLES.-on Sunday, Dec. s1st, Catharne Peo-
pies, In the 9th year Of her age.
Funeral services at the residence OF her husband,
James Peoples, 1876 West Eleventh street, Wednes- :
day afternoon, at half-past two O'Clock.
RoBINsoN.-Died In this city, on the 3tst inst,
Hannah Robinson, in the sGtn year OF her age.
The relatives and friends OF the family are re-
spestfuy invited to attend her funeral from the
residence of her daughter, Mrs. Mary Patchen 5O1
West street, on tomorrow Cruesday) afternoon at
8 O'Clock. Funeral services at the house at 24
O'Clock.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-01

George W, Stone returned from his visit to
Boston, on Saturday.
The remains of Hacltett, the actor, were in
tered at Jamaica, Long Island, on Saturday
afternoon.
1t is now said that Gltdstone's republican ten
denotes have become 10 strong of late that he is
considered dangerous by the Tories and consel l.
yatives Of England.
Mayor Fox has been rendered a compliment
tary banquet by number OF prominent DEM
ocrats and Republicans of Philadelphia, and he
has accepted the proposed compliment.
George H. Butler our Consul General to
Egypt, has resigned his office. He says he can
not get along with the ''pesky missionaries. "
His resignation is his first creditable perform
ance for some time
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-01

There seems every reason to anticipate low
prices for coal during the year 1872. Nearly
100000 tons are now piled up at Port Richmond,
and about 40, 900 tons are coming weekly. The
Pottsvile Miners Journal strongly advises the
men of Schuylkill county to agree upon a liberal
basis which will allow prices to fall to 1926 a
ton as the minimum, without resorting to sus-
pension, and notifies tho trade that they must
expect low rates to rule for year to come at
general disposition in the Lehigh region to
continue work all winter despite the discoua-
ging condition of the market.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-01
Curing small-Pox, by Administering Virus
IntenralIy


DR.. O. w, williamson, of Andersonville. in the
lower part Of this csnnty, has tried DR.. .Landells
plan Of administering vaccine matter internally,
instead Of the usual way, and thus relates his
experience in the Deldpdredn Four weeks ago
was called to see case of continent small pox
and as the process Of maturation had nearly
reached its acme, treated the case according to
the usual method, but the patient died on the
thirteenth day. A few days after her death, a
child seven years old, unprotected by vsccina-
tion, took the disease, and l concluded to give
DR.. Landell's remedy trial 1 commenced the
treatment by giving mild cathartic, and after
the bowels were gently moved, dissolved three
grains OF fresh vaccine crust in three ounces
OF water ard gave one drachm at dose every
two hours continued this remedy for five days
The eruption made it's appearance on the fourth
day, but instead of going through the regular
stages OF maturation and decline, the pocks
commenced drying up on the seventh day. The
pocks were few in number and she had no un-
toward symptom during the whole course of her
disease. Her appetite remained good and she
was not confined to her bed more than half of
the time OF her sickness.
Had commenced the treatment forty-eight
hours before the child was seized with the erhp
tive fever, have no doubt that there would not
have been any eruption at all. 1t is worthy of
remark that the crust should be fresh and from
the arm of healthy person, and should be mix
ed every twenty-four or forty-eight hours at
most 1t may be taken with absolute impunty
in much larger doses than gave the child.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-01
PRICE TWO CENTS.
TELEG RAMS
OF THIS THAT AND THE OTHER.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. l.
Mayor Stokeley was sworn in at noon in the
presence of Councils.
The new police, having been previously ap-
pointed, go on duty this evening.
Six false alarms of fire occurred during last
night, signals being given by police telegraph
boxes, of which the old police had keys, and it
is believed that alarms were struck maliciously.
farm house, used as a police station, at
Eighth and South streets, was burned last night,
it is supposed by an incendiary 1t had been
damaged by fire a week previously. I
The holidays are being celebrated very gener-
ally. Most of the stores and public offices are
closed to-day.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-01
MORNING NEWS.


Malgareg, ex-President of Bolivia, WAS assas-
sinated in Lima, Peru, on the 9th ultino, by
his son-in-law.
Two disastrous fires have occurred recently in
the Midlothian and Glover Hill camel coal mines
in Chesterfield county, Virginia.
The loss by the fire at Little Rock Arkansas,
last week, will amount to over 100000. About
twenty buildings were destroyed.
A Anewsboy named William Kriggs was killed at
Lynn, Massachusetts, yesterday, while trying to
jump on train Of cars in motion.