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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1873-04-05
The Future.

I
is ripe aai rotten ripe for change" All that Is
necessary to be done is TO make proper use Of
the opportunities that are before US. That party
that vas once Demoetaiie--lhai boas.ed Of ia
great statesmen and its broad measures has lost is
standing with the voting masses Of the county
When it plunged this government, into the vOr.
tex Of rebellion gEea, hos, ofits mos, houored
sons LEI; its ranks aud joined their fortunes with
the party tina, hOis,ed ito flag aud barred lis arm
TO preserve the Union ''oue and indivisibls -
the party Of freedom, progress and devotion TO
equal rights from tha, hour up 10 the hour |
when the old, Cletc Democratic party resolved |
At Fofds oreta tous, Baltimore. IN July, ISL? |
that
We recognise the equality ofall men before the
Jaw and that the nation in dealing with its Cit.
sens should give equal aud eNac, justice 10 oil
without regard 10 race, color. nationality o.
creed, religious or political,
that cid party opposed to the bdieT cad every
measure, policy OF act that has become the sa.
p.sme law q ,he .aud Il stands upon the re
cord to-day az iefan,ly throwing is impo,Snt
influence 10 RE Nay 81 every advance tina, has
been made nsung al ibis While 8, h,s been
Psraiins 'tc robe y PEoPhe. and the ar Of
sntesmen Every prediction tht, made has
ecue bacA 20 haunt q -m None OF the difelsl
eA.aui,.ss ,hey PSophesi,d aron The adoption %
Republican measures havs ever cursca ihs ma
Hon Their slst valeiuaiious are vsIaiiOnsana
nbatassiug 10 ihcir would b. statesmen 80
Every areuF, 80 jelais ile Feop.e has revealed
;ae'- ac1f ae..y ~ fhc times ana their us6inesi
IL b. ..4ae.Isf8 f5rthe Rcpat..c TIE so'sr-
ga pr,rs q SIC and aave ssa.a All asaia
epelisd tsh-a.i ,nore4 defeated sod e,u-
iemnej ueAs--Jf aul = nts
r-lA1 t4s n- tAnlns es,A4,e ID ta- t4f-
she'd -.., ae.n d fsee' ia, 5, b. 4aatrihy
l,a-r b. tag American peopls Il
.u--s.a..4 IS q arsuy fof tbs demands %
ase aai eaton 3, 9 bllui cpPosiuoa g.
t.rt 44sA4es - ne rys1 81 progress {, Plss
'-e l-t-lsie s.a.a q .nsiasg5'y spoH iis,lf
Is 'ae ,ioPryu @. platform 10 80. u ~a.eb
'-Al.v elsei ga. etrfy ,s.ag e''ahiistel b.
r-e--s- l-vuuea va Bl
I'D. rc-Ps cave iresss4 rs 4sals q. 10 sac
.alal. ''sa4 al.aa Co,tuet @ ,.us~
sr $500 uaA, .ae alao.aesmsa. o.
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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1873-04-05
Miscellaneous.
JOHN H. EMORY.
Real Estate AGENT,
No. AZ st. Paul ST., Baltimore,
No. 2 smodlcy Row, Towsontown.

we . Shicuiey hoW, FoWSontOWn.
DAN NEGOTIATED. DLuUAb EENI
- CoLLECILD, REAL EsIAtE .uIuiit
AND SOLD. EXAMINATION - MI
1 prompt! ait'nia'it".
+ FOR SALE OR LXCHANCL tor B.,.t.i,.,..
'lty property, COT SIEi rEAg CONTAIN
IAI l". ACRES. located ., m.Ies from Bnit4
Hpf" alty, uI.l-s North 81 Magnolia station.
J.. " a -. Il. H., pi q inile nom stag, ruui,
improved 10y large ornamental COIIAGi
Dh ELLINo containing 80 f".i4s, 3. tla.st..
st"s" l14Il, large crilar. iine pump ntI da.rN
% dwelling. with line aIt.as .al building.
consist 81 large Ban, Corn iiuu.e. llenu.f,.
smoke House aud Wood Sized D4cLaia ..
Peach, Dwarf aud standard Pear. Q4ilrr,Ar
PIE And thssry tree, al D.arink Safi"t 81.
ta.ha 1T"Ica, stra"b"ff.e., tnt"nt-. i;afp
brf'lr. ant BlscabcFIi-s. Iv. str,au.- is..
through the property.
FOR aALE OK E&CIAAbL FOI ,IIl
EhofLE4 IA ALe farm coLfalk4uga 90 Acre. .
siiaatri "a the <. e.. Il. ~ O. sigft q .tai.,,
% m bait.mof" acr't 10 gon4 timber. ia.-
"hfe no "a o. IN stat" o.! ce4t.gatrr. nLd 49,.
"-teird improved ~ Is lf.fs' Agu-s. .t.f..a
lnR 2. tus god Iz.l "a. bio ~ Lnt..f att
rose, corn c..s, FfaLHf!, ,alrs.4 huut.. .-'s.
'+'1fN i"f ''' 'h.th'ia ~ h"--' $50.
90. other L''rtsar. aHt 14..a. rye taf o.
+-s tA, 90 y tf'es. L4a .saf aF. . u.H gf-t.
s.L,s, year a.4 $500 ....p -.
""a1s~a 'are'. wI'rg u
IohsALE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
!pt afEEe, more of i..f. i..t fl US it.f. L.
'.s's .ls, b. more '.unfy. al4 tnf.r %. .
r.aa EfapsIaadslil'. s. 81. Z o. ~,l 80.
Tfs..t ai.l d tie .af-. o.. rEuna aI. i.r.>
sa'. II bH.a..g.
FJE sALE-A FAKG Or I.D ACEEb of
l.AbD. nefs " lees, fituat.d a tie ilse~ IL
tfensa, mfiTfn1m y -. - H. l-1,t.ro,,f
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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1873-04-05
PUBLIC SALE


VERY VALUABLE FARM CONTINUING
asa ACRES.
NlTuATEn ia baltimore county. MARYLAND.
- adjoining the village vf Sweet Air.ana nov
occupied BY Samuel Il. Laws Morc thau
half " Il Is very heavily TiMnEEEN. " 80
the original growth, and tho best 10 tho L.
county. II not in the State. Consists ~ OAK.
Hickey, Poplar. A.. Price s., prr acre.
y. VI. ENERHNET.
MaFch I.--Am. MN.l Ihasirr. IN.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1873-04-05

la thls county. IN Ga" morning of March ?ath
N"bEuf NNttt. ~ the 10th year III his age.
IN Baltimore, on the 2sth II Match. after q
lingering llucas al twelve wo.ks. which she
bufc with Christian tartifudr. SNEAn AsNC1rr
beloved wife OF i"hn & cape. May she rest in
peace.
Al Thistle. baltimore county. un the ?5th OF
March, ANANhs JASE. ~ her 23th year. laugh.
ter Of Samuel aud Eliza Holland.
Al woudbcffy. on a." e5th instant, oi con
sumption, MARsAnrr \. cplINAN. IN the seth
wear Of her age
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1873-04-05

TIL" Massachusetts, Legislature. with the
same hrgi determination that chararierisrs the
eouTss 81 senator summer. adhcres 4" iis rc.olu.
ton 81 ccnsure uIr'n iis ses.ss senator Ef his
asking ID" United states senate - pas a
Fessls'i"D cracins the names Il pTo,aineit ba,
lies that wcT" t'ught during the rebellion from
our bas'lr fags, The Legislature eensurrd him
for this course. Il has bsep impoTisnei tn re-
verse itself. but refuses 10 DOH,
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1873-04-05

igf ehem fbr1 have eUalcm5 eueuEh 10 ia
tlsss 'tctm f,oa ~t,h ~ .esu'rrs,t Tbs 10
asru,r = uast h douc l., So tsrass' f.
lsaf Constant psrE'eiug $50 That 70 tas
ga., ~ay -h.ch a an b. issvesst. .as asi
ieisa.sd - ssg - he so .a.e.. ,,1
ats = be couusu.H 10 4sst' ., 40
Aus he lo4uC.aas O. ~ as.i ia T, .'o...ee,
y sssa.lg aa4 naAlag aalsaes au4 'st,. a.,
81 'ous Re politicians maze e lrrs 81
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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1873-04-05

Jse- 40 all the miilinnairrs 10 New York r,,y
not one except William -. Aston inhrtipL ANY
~ his 'siaI" Cornrliu- Vanderbilt bessn by
selling garden stun. Nav he is worth ans mil.
lions Alexander Stewart, gtra, sugar rrGncr
hegAa q, peeiliag molas'-s candy ahou, The
stneis New be- Loasis his ak millions WHY
cant Towsouiown hav, iitr miiliosai,tsg
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1873-04-05

- \ neeiing - ihr soldiers - the Mexican
war Was held "a baltimore cit, uh TAaf-i,,
evening u lan week a. tie ci'y Lall The meet
ing ~as presided over b, tn Joseph u asd
dnch. sudcol VIM. I. S-hr, acted a. Secretary
A comEii'itc vas appointed 10 draft q cuns,i,u.
lion aud ht.iaw, The otjsr' ia % form pr
'nantnl organization ~ these veterans, TER the
Psrposs ~ rendering mutual aid and ss,,s,nnc. to
'hos" who gsy nrsi -
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1873-04-05
MIRHIED.
I,IEi,

In bt't more. "n tho ipih of March. by Rev.
john : pralc. Nutttu GALLOWAY aud Mrs.
MtHGAurT $ KrnAunsoN. all oi Baltimore CO.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1873-04-05
PUBLIC SALE

or FLIZs.o sat TE0FEITT
go you
fl'sIR undsrsignsd NIL aell ~ public sr.l nm
j his property, ~ Nestta f.. .... -.
johh's Church, bower. "a
Ts,s,i4V. ~ as,tf
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1873-04-05

OASo NEGOTIATED, GLuIAb REM.
- CpLLECILD, REAL ESIAtE sultitI
And SOLD LHAMINAIIuN 90 t!IL. !.
promptly att'niHtt..
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1873-04-05


N lStIssHos 10 iiRGIEn The Ii1hm.nd
NHs j.sTH y makes Al earnest appetl fot good
mtp ani women, without distinction Of i,.tiy 90
sect 10 come aud sstile IN fitginia and pfnHi.ss
them ~ honest wtl,uus o. says
N-havcevert NEEDED nsisral rrsnafr.. w. Nant
only population skilled industry. aud capital ="
max. ga Eden 1T ierliitis aud brsap uit State
stf.ich's nvtt vast arcas - vafions sols lifcd ~
70 aiiiluies b, grand mountains sheii~'iag lose.
10 VALLEYS. aud b,ii'd hy grand for'sis tenea,h
LEN lc uuu-'d aud uueXploti sKhausile -
.tots- oi ..3. ifnn marslr slate granite aud all
fOrn,s oi mineral wealth .celc,i Tor the ~ civ.
ihzsuon Springs, fiVglctl, rferks ss,. rstTs
waisf ~. -,ffacr, aud furnish means 81 itan.pot-
it'iun and mp'ive power inc ilculshle ia Amount
The climate, varying with altitude and 'iisi,nr~
from the ara presents horuo lligGisis the hu.st
field " effort ~ ~ moderate temporal 1ts n,af
u al the productions ofthe Northern S,.ir' HInr
ish Together Ia ihc immediate tirinil Of RAJ.
roads, ~ 81 Landings upon ,idr.want, millions
81 acres ~ s''oi land rsn i'e bought Tor from 10
io S2a per acre. Further back IN ~. county
lsuds -clI ior from - To sio per acre. Vast
tracts 0i isogBigiB Land, With cs,cllcbI s1il aud
Valuabl" timber good TOR grazing purposes. r,n
he huu2hi 'or from " to - per acre.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1873-04-05

- 3 ~ .rsn iageu4t,. e 700 TO-
Ihs'. ir'nOns'fs'si D. 'hs -ft.,i th- D..
en- aher - a.p4frl ,ffh.ta..t '9i p,'
sSts ~-fr Sled ~ ~. a,i s.rs A.! IT,
fing tie ssms Vsfioi 'nnr. insn 'sr-- hundred
paic'i' sr-s staei rhs receipt. - fie d.ia-'.
msn' alung he pa isas '.s cope. - io,g
asais, .saigdiag iso-s nss,iel fof -sslauon
have amounted - aEsntv-hts 'hpp.snd dollar,
TLs - gre,isr amosHi iL.a las e,r' b.-r 20
ceisrl ffon ihis sauf,e 90 lGg oLr -.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1873-04-05

80 delegation ~ riosa'nsa' ssH,.s'tu
from South rafol,na .aiirI agoa President
Gfaui on Thufsis, ~ .asi sstk .nd inti'si
him "a make irp through 'hs spuih and lnr
TAX - 'he ho'pit,iiiiss u N,uih Csfohna Tho
delegation Nas headed b, Srnsiofs R,bsfis and
Patterson H. thanked them heartily 'or ih,if
Kind invitation a.. n'urmrd ih'm that publ,
bssin''s would i's'ra' nj. '--ing 'hi. rir lon.
con'rmplatd bsioir lac 90 'lr ,rst
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1873-04-05
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
A QUARTERLY MEETING 81 the West.
n crn Run lIprso Thief Detective company
will be held nt cnckcysyillc. on
Nai"riay, APra 1914, is5s.
al o'clock T.. VI.
Members requested 10 be punctuai in
their attcndnncc. by order.
THOMAS =. MATTHEW'S,
April .. q. Secretary.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1873-04-05

er- Anather article in the ir'er'caa Of
Apni ct. signed Lex. touching upon the
charges heretofore mad" against the Balti-
more county officials. states that two Of the
county onirisls have visited tho rity aud that
.ihc Treasury 81 Baltimore ely his been on.
fehsd BY something more than . thousand
dollars since this agitation began" Ths was
asi done by "kao' Of sa.aH, Ji,icr Radicals o.
Ills eopaty, ,siG "a '-e'i.griag IL ne Baffis.ore
f,siog, Hemse"
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1873-04-05

xss- The Baltimore Ga,eife Of April 1T, says
that the rcPast Of the alleged frauds Ia Bait
more county are. ~ doubt feature in de.
liberated -concocied scheme If Radicalism 10
carry the counties II Maryland next fall IN
order 10 secure mnjrrity Il tho legislature for
the purpose. ultimately. of securing creswelI
Tor United States Senator. Poor Gazette Did
il not know that tho election for the Eastern
Shore Senator did not arrive until IsSs How
she w.und-,l birds lutseS.
What are the principles uf the Horace
Greeley party in Baltimore county' Does IL
know where i -. or what Il is. or how II isl--
who Is rash enoagh t. volunteer the informa-
tion
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1873-04-05

JOY sALL 1rtl.sC -..E- II Ls.u.
. IN "tt Or W.. ..L.r lsrtl a t.
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MoRLiN" 49,. u,tiouccr.
Apft' T.
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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-15

FRANKLIN LoAN--ANNUAL MsETING.-Th
fifth annual meeting of franklin Loan Assosla-
tion was held last evening, at the Office of the
Secretary, d. Hawkins, No. 404 Market street.
The annual statement of the Auditors was pre-
scented, and read, from which we extract the fol
lowing -
Received for monthly dues, $2S, ,O97 premiums.
&, ,332; interest," $9,909.56 amount OF loans S42-
800; expenses, $378.36; State tax, $500 12 {;
number Of shareholders, 2Z7, representing 1923
shares highest premium paid, 25X per cent. /;
lowest 13 average, 1917 value OF each share,
S20S1 advance, 1881.
Statement for i've years Received for MONTH
ly dues, S1l66S4 premiums, $40 47077; inter.
est, $26, ,l3l4S; whole amount of loans, $780, 776;
expenses Sl,S17; State tax, $1,176.79; amount
paid on each share, 500; present value, S97.76 /;
highest premium paid, 3sI<; lowest, 1S; average,
There was quite an exciting aud we'll contested
election for officers, which resulted In IN almost
entire change from the old Board. The Officers
elect are as follows
President. Geo. w. Bush Vice-President, Geo
R. Townsend; Secretary, D. T. Hawkins Treas
urer, VIM. Tatnall
Directors Cyrus Stern, Henry Evans, VIM
M. Frapcis. John Wainwright, /. q. Grub, H
M. Armstrong, Jacob Pusey, Benz. Nlelds, WIN
Emmons, Jr., VIM. Silver, Thos, J. Lawson, Jas
u. johnson, Stephen Downey.
Auditors-M. M. Child, w. A. Reynolds, Johl
| Peoples.
In the IallOtting for Directors AZ votes wer
cast for Jos. L. Carpenter and 80 for Stephe
Downey. Owing to the fact the "Jr" was omiI
ted from Mr.. Carpenters name and Jos. l.. Cal
lpenter, Sr., not being member Of the Loan, ID
Chail man declared Mr. Downey elected.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-15
a6Afa 81 Neaitkl
II INVESTIGATES THE lcrrT HALL CELLS. But
FLIfa 10 DISCOVER AMI NUIeANCE.

n INVESTIGATES THE crT7 RAIn CELLS, But
TAILS 10 pHscOvER AMI NuIsANoE'
Pursuant to adjournment, on Saturday even
ing, meeting Of the Beard Of Health was
held, last evening, for the purpose OF e1ali u,
ing the CITY Hall cells. After organizing IN
the Council chamber, the Board proceeded 10
the cells. and commenced their examination.
But the Police authorities had made
thorough and careful preparation for their ex-
pected visitors, and the customary nuisances
for the time, at least was abated The floors
had been thoroughly washed and though
clean and neat, were not yet dry SO recently
had the scrubbing been performed The walls
were still damp from the whiCewash Whlcn
had but recently been freely applied. In con-
sequence, the sickening and nauseating odor
which generally prevadeS the cells was gone,
and, as far as could be aseertained by slght
and smell, the City Hall cells were in a tolera-
bly, healthy condition.
But, notwithstanding this state of affairs,
Mr.. Eckel, made motion to the eject that
the Board declare the City Hall cells nui-
sance cr 'ra
The motion was the cause Of a general de-
/ BATE and several members occupied the h0Or
at once. After considerable confusion vote
| was obtained on the resolution, as follows:
/ Yeas-Messrs. BOgia, Buzine, Derrickson,
| Eckel, Glatts and Kennedy-6. 1N
| Nays-Messrs. Bennett, Chrlsty, llainplugh,
Mccullough, Smith, Taylor, Wright and Nc
| Calls o. r0H
| So the motion was lost. seven members
| were absent, Notwithstanding the importance
J of the meeting. Had these members enter
| tanned more regard for their duties, apd shown
| 1t by their presence, the result might nave
| been different.
On motion of Mr.. Glatts, the Board adjourn
ed immediatelyto Films Court, otherwise
known as Butchers Alley, running from
Tatnal street, between Second and Third.
Here, on motion Of Col. Mccullough, a nul
sance was declared to exist In the rear Of {
slaughter house; consisting of dead animal
sweetly reposing on pile OF manure. 1t wa
ordered to be abated, and the Board adjourn
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-15

THE EXCURSIONS TO CAPR MAY.--The warm
season Is approaching that will make the excur-
sinns to Cape May, on the 31st of July and Au.
gust 7th, pleasant trips. The thought Of ride on
the Bay to and from Cape May, and a dip in old
ocean, on a warm sultry day, is a pleasant one,
instead Of remaining at home among piles OF
heated bricks. To realize it with the many
groups of smiling fairies along with the order To-
cured, far exceeds the anticipation OF such trip
Psrties that are making up companies to go along
With friends that secured their tickets, will
do yell to secure theirs especially for the one
on the 3lst OF July, there is less than one hun
dred to sell to fill the limited number for thai
trip. au tat d.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-15
chRIsTIANA ITEMS.
STEAM PowER-THE WHEAT CROP SPLENDID
oATs-THE pRoUrH -RELIaIoUs,
~ " wv ~V-NVFEVs ] =
CHRIsTrANA, DEL. july lAth. 1879

Special C0rTespondeacs ofthe Gazette
CHRISTIAN, DEL, July l4th, 1873.
The long continued dry weather having greatly
diminished the supply Of water in the mill-dam,
VIM. F. Smalley has recently put a steam engine
at work in the -four MILL in order to keephiS bus-
The farmers IN this vicinity are through cut
ting wheat and are now commencing on their oats
The wheat crop is generally rery good. AZ
Last year, Josiah Londen one Of our well
known farmers, obtained from the Patent Office
at Washington, about half gallon Of Shonon
oats These he sowed in plot Of ground about
20 feet square, and raised therefrom abont three
bushels and one peck of fine oats, averaging 46
pounds to the bushel. These oats he Bowed in
three acres Of land, and viii probably raise from
it, to judge from the present appearance Of the
crop which is now ready for cutting, about fifty
bushels 10 the acre. Methinks these oats are a
success. r s4oi ltW w
Rev. Mr.. Whyte viii occupy the pulpit Of the
Presbyterian Church, until It is permanently sup-
piled.
Rev. Mr.. Fessenden Of st. James p. e. Church
near Stanton, will beinstalled on the 9Th aud 9th
of August next. Bishop Lee and several other
promlnant ministers will be present and assist in
the ceremonies.
The pastures in this vicinity are all dried m
ana burned from the effects of the sun and the
long continued drought. Rain is badly needed
but while it would greatly benefit other crops, Il
cannot now do any good for the pastures L.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-15

A DRovER RoBBED.--Las evening, Phil
adelphia droYer, lett that city on the 11:30
train, intending to 90 to Dover, and purchase
some cattle. Sometime afterwards, a brake
man discovered him lying on the rear platform
Of a sleeping car, in drunken sleep, and
rived at Wilmington, the drOver was aroused,
and got up to change cars for the Delaware
Railroad. Shortly after leaving the cars, he
discovered that he had been robbed of about
500, but where, or by whom, he could forDl
no idea. Concluding that it was useless for
him to try to purchase cattle without money,
he did not go on to Dover, but remained here
all night. This morning, he returned to Phil
adelphIa minus 500, and without having pur
chased his beeves.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-15
Love, Jeaiousy and Death.

Nearly a year ago, John Frazer, aged 20, en-
in Wheeling, IVA, and the couple started for
PittsburR, but were captured, and the girl was
taken back to her parents. A few weeks since,
another runaway was planned, and Frazer and
the girl went to Pittsburg, and thence 10 Har-
Tnony, where they stopped at hotel. On Fri
day last, Frazer shot the girl in room Of the
hotel, and then shot himself BE lived but a
few hours, and at last accounts she was not
expected 10 recover Tits supposed they were
privately married, and thai Frazer was jeal-
Gus. ttEEa ft EI -
A young lady. named Currier, % years Of age,
Committed suicide in Boston, on Saturday, by
shooting herselE Jealousy 10 supposed to have
been the cause.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-15

ss INaUEsr.-Last evening, the Coroners Jury as
sembled in the room of the Clerk of the market,
over Fourth street market house, aud held an in
quest in the case of John O'Hara, who was killed
Aear Front and Madison streets, on Sunday morn
ing. After considerable investigation, tho jury
rendered verdict that the deceased "came to bis
death by being run over by the Delaware Steam
or, on account OF lack Of caution on the part OF
the director and driver of the steamer"
The body Of O'Hara was sent to Philadelphia,
this morning, on the $40 train, for interment =
The remains were escorted to the depot by num-
ber Of firemen.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-15
Police Affairs.
pEFnpR MAYOR sIMMs.

Samuel Masten, for assault and battery on
Ellen Wright, was held to ball, in the sum of
$500, to answer the charge at the next term Of
Court
John Scott for disorderly conduct, was fined
81 and costs, and held to bail, in the sum of
5000, to keep the peace.
Frank Crown, for the same offence, was
fined costs, and held in the same amount Of
bail
Three cases of drunkenness, at fifty cents
and costs each, have been disposed OF, SINCE
last report. l.F
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-15

Joseph T. Wattes has removed to s. w! Cor Of
Water and Market Sts.. opposite to his old place.
which he has fitted up in splendid style, with mar
Bile top tables, new oil-cloths and new furniture.
His bar is stocked with the best kinds of wines
and liquors. Salt oysters and clans received
daily. Meals at ali hours. Bill Of fare: Ham
and eggs, clam soup, snapper soup, roast veal,
beef steak, mutton chops, veal cullet and roast
beef. Grabs every day. Private rooms for ladies'.
The dinning room is away from the bar and not
under the gaze of any body. 2t
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-15
SYLVAN SPRINGS.

CHARLES KYLE. PRo9RIEroR.
This pleasant place Of resort has been neatly cited
up for the reception of Individual Visitors Penics
nd Social Partiee. ....t,s
Ample Recommendations tor Dancing have been
ICE CREAM, LoMoNADE CAKES. FRUIT. &c
will be sold to all who may desire them.
No intoxicating liquors will be sold on the ground,
He will also continue his nosuar stand ct Second
and Market Streets where the above named summer
uxuries may be had during the seasoni Also at MS
residence Sixth and Orange streets, where he Vlll
be pleased to see his many friends and the P16ne
generally. f.5 mayS-Sm
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-15

DEFRAUDING THE POSTAL AUTHORITIEs.-
Francis FeInandOs, a colored girl, living near
New Castle, on Saturday, obtained possession
for her half-sister, Mary Irons. Through
Misrepresentation. Her fraud was after
wards discovered, and yesterday morning she
was arrested, and brought to the City Hall
cells. In the afternoon she was tried before
u. S. Commissioner Rumford, who held her
to bail, in the sum of $500, to answer the
charge at the next term Of the U. s. Court.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-15

The HEMINsTREIR.-Atthe Grand Opera House
last evening, notwithstanding the warm Wealh-
er good audience assembled 10 witness the
performgncs Of DupFeE q Bensdicts Minnrsls,
the performance, It is almost needless to say
was excellent, and was greatly enjoyed, aud
loudly aPplauded, BY all present. II
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-15

A young married man, named Gill who resid-
cd near AiddlepOrt, Ohio, commiIted suicide by
taking arsenic on Friday night His wife av-
piled for divorce, and this caused The crime.
David Nesbilt shot Mary A. HopwoOd, at
Lindsay Canada, on Saturday. because she dre-
fused 70 accept his attentions.V 49,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-15

Just received one Of the largest assortments
of the latest Spring Styles Of hats and Caps In
the city which am selling at the very lowest
Prices. Mysilk hats are speciality. Call and
examine my immense stock aud you will be
sure TO be suited. LEWIS @. SPRINGER,
Hat Store. tt No. 233 Market Stree