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Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-10-27

GHERIFF'S SALE.-In Chancery of New Jer.
- sey.-Between The Elizabethtown Savings liz
stitution. compliments, and Margaret McUann
and ais defendants. Fieri iacias.
Ky virtue of the above stated writ of heri faciss,
to me directed, shall expose for sale. at public
vendue, at the Court House, in ths city of Ell ga
beth, N. j., on Wednesday, the 10th day of Novem-
Der. A. d. 1873, at two o'clock p. IN. of said day.
all the following described parcel of land and
premises. situate. lying and being in the city Of
Elizabeth, in the county Of Union and state of
New Jersey Beginning at the west side OF CAtha-
line street at stake distant two hundred feet
southerly from the south side of Lafayette street
thence running westerly parallel with Lafayette
street one hunnred and forty mine feet, more or
less to the land now or late of James s. Baldwin,
and 70 rmerly of the heirs of Peter Kean, deceas-
ed thence southsrly along that land twenty. five
Lafayette street one hundred and forty-seven feet
and one half, more or less, to Catharine street
and thence northerly along said line of OAtharine
street twenty five feet to the place Of beginning
and also the use and privilege of alley OF four
~ feet in width and fit. three (5s) feet in d pth
On the southerly side of the land hereby con-
veyed, running Fl ON Citharine street westerly in
common with the owners of the adjoining
property. Being the same conve! ed 10 Margaret
NtCann by Gilbert Randolph and TIA mage Ross
ard wife, by their deeds rec ,rded iu the Jerks
Office Of Union county thereon in 10 X 81 of deeds
pages IS, &C., and the other in book 81 OF deeds,
pages ASS. &c.
SETH D. RYDER, Sheriff.
Elizabeth, September IL 1873. o21 4wSTaI
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-10-27
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Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-10-27
The Elizabeth Daily Monitor.

MONDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1873.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-10-27

FOR Y-THIRD DISTRICT
ELIAS r. POPE.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-06-07

A LITTLE BOY IN WEST CHESTER THR VICTIM.
The West Chester Neps, Of Wednesday
says; Yesterday afternoon about . o'clock
little two aud half year old child. sou OF
John Carroll, residing at tire West Chester
House, this borough, WAS burned so badly
~ 70 cause death in few hours afterward.
The little fellow had gone up stairs by hun
sell and finding some matches on "A shelf he
began playing with them, and In doing 50
one ignited and set fire TO his clothing, and
before his parents could answer TO his fran
tic screams his injuries were such as to
bAthe the medical skill of Dire. Massey,
Brtnton and Warren, aud death resulted
about i've o'clock. Coroner Smith WAS
summoned TO investigate the case and en-
panelled the following named persons as a
jury Samuel Hanuum. rhos. W. Harlan,
J. ID. Chandlee, George X. johnson. y. II.
'aggart aud Wesley Il. Freeman. The tcs-
timony ELECTED in the examination was in
accordance with the above recitpd facts and
verdict found accordingly. The child was
bright little follow and we sympathize
with the bereayed parents In this their
hour of sorrow
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-06-07


Kelley At the sideno, ~ soltterSa5d
Allan. Ia this CIV, on the igI instant, Samuel
keleY, 10 the oh year ~ his aga
the lativas and fdauis IT tue family are
respect ulty Invited tn sttead the funeral frnfu
bis late r-.idenct, lul0 W t-h'Dgtaa street, u
Mo cay stetaocn. Jnge Ash. at2 o'eloet.
Wl0G bESWORrd. la il city. on tho 4th OF
Jupe, Robbie, YOnug4st sou ~ George W and
rae Wlggesworth, aged year. mOnthe
The relatives aud friends Of the family ara
respectfully invited 10 attend be funeral frOu,
the residence OF hi rarents, No Oi Free ch
street 90 hiurdaY aftsfnnpn text, June 7h, 1T
~ O'c ok. without furiher notice to pro ICED 10
Mtls iustou and traudywine CemstsrF.
suh-r litt'e caildnen 20 ,ne uut0 me for Of
such 10 the Kingdom Of Heaven 20
Gone, but not fofg ten"
kikNLk -ln this .c,t'; on tbs . h instant
The relatives aud friends Of the family are re-
spee:fully Invited TO attend the funeral, a. N
the residence VI her husband, iJ2 West frull
street. on sunday ate u 'On al o'clock, 10 pro-
coed TO kiyeeview Cemetery.
WILLIAMS On the Srd instant 10 this eity
Mary W lllams, relief Of tue late James
Williams. agei 70 years.
McGlLLlGAN. In brandy wine Hundred on
June list, unes Mc0iliigaa, aged Is years
CLkADEN, On May Slst. james ~ Clea
den, VI disease OF the heart
ARMSTRON ,. On the Slst NJ May, Ia THE city
sarah Armstrong, hgel 81 years.
| BOYD IT Green an, on the SOth Of Nay
! Mary Jane, aaugh or OF Alexander aud NsucF
| Boyd aged years.
| CUMMINGS. On the 8lst Of May Mary Lewis.
| the infant daughter ~ Lewis e.. and Mary A
Cumming, aged months and 10 days
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-06-07

NJ. eiPPLK, or oROR0KrOwS, cBOKRD TO
DEATH AT THK CAPITAL HoTRL, DovsR.
Special eorrOspondsnss of BvRRY HvRxIEo.
DoykR, June 9.-Dover was excited yes
terday BY the announcement OF the sudden
death Of Thomas Sipple, Of Georgetown,
Sussex county.
MT. Sipple was eating supper st Foun.
tain's hotel, aud In an Attempting to swAl.
low large piece Of beef II ehoked him, and
he died In about fifteen minutes, after suffer
ing Intense agony.
The phi, slclans thought he WAS suffering
from eonyulaiOns and treated him accord
lngly, but after his death the piece OF meat
was discovered 10 his throat Mr.. Sipple
leaves wife and several children.
MT. Slpple was a gentleman at one time
quite prominent Ia Sussex politics, and he
was connected by marriage with one Of the
most respected and estimable families OF
mat county. His immediate family will
have In this sad affilotlon the sincere sym
pathy OF very large circle OF friends, In
EDITOR OF u Ell
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-06-07

Time .2i2s4 24224ll4 a4O 24li1
The prizcs were awarded as follows :.
First, fi25 Susie kurtE second, $50, Matte
LVle third f25, Lyde.
The best time OF the first race was made
by Frank in the sixth heat, being 2.4s.
The best of both races was made by Susie
Kurt in the ffth heat, the second race,
The pool telling was brisk during the
greater part OF the time, the laV"rites APP
pearing to be Susie kurtz, Councilman,
Frank aud Snowflake.
SECOND DAY-LAR8K ATrgsDANCR-sNow-
FLAKK AND MATTE LYLE THk WINNERS.
"Wednesday afternoon the third aud fourth
OF the spring races came on 81 the Sehuet
The third race WAS for purse OF also, aud
was for horses that have never trotted
better than minutes the purse TO be ulNi-
ded as fullows TO the winning morse, 9iVO :
TO the second, s35, and to the third sl5;
The following horses were entered Tor
this race J. jackson, Philadelphia, en-
tered 4. K. Snowhakei ]. =. Moore, WI
mlngtOn, z. g. Col. NJ; II. X: Beehtel,
Reading, Pa, blk. m. Pananda 4. p. stet-
Wagner, Philadelphia. bn. g. Frank Dick.
lnson Bros, Wilmington, b. g. Tip w; II.
Huddleson, Chester county, &. x. Grey jim 7
Geo. II. Martin, Chester county, o. g. Bon
ner; L. X. Redmond, Philadelphia .. 3.
Gap; Samuel Kennedy Camden n j.,
Z. IN. Queen Vic; J. Donnelly, Philadel'
phia, b. Y. Harry Morris. ,.,, -.
PanAnda and Tip were withdrawn, leay-
ing niue horses.
First PROFESSIONALISM led of, but Frank
passed him, when Snowflake gaining again
they both kept together and led by several
lengths until nearing the home-Atretoh'
when Snowflake went ahead, winning 40
2.lTlS, Frank coming 10 second, Col. Nj
third aud Councilman fourth. Councilman
was withdrawn after this heat.
Second heat-Harry Morris led for some
distance but Snowflake passed him and
won In 245, Harry Morris coming IN second
| lrey Jim third and Col. NJ. fourth. Gal
/ was Withdrawn after this heat.
| 80 heat-Harry Morris, la turning TO start
upset the aulky, threw out the driver, anu
ran twice around the track, when he was
caught. start was afterwards made
Snowflake leading aud Bonner keeping
close upon her, and Grey jim coming ui
even, but falling back. Snowflake won A.
2ap, Grey Jim came In second, queen We
third, and Col. NJ. fourth.
Snowflake, having won three consecutive
heats, was awarded the hrst prize, tluO
Gray Jim the second, t55; aud Frank IN
third Alb
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-06-07

ANNUAL ELECTION OF OFFICERS.
The annual election of Lafayette Lodge.
NO. y. A. +. A. NJ, was held Tuesday
with the following result:
W. M.-GeOrge Huston
s. W-Evan J. Millward.
J. W.-Charles Hackett
Secretary-.fohn II. Graham.
Treasurer-Wm. q. Pierce.
ELECTION OF OFFICERS oF ORIENTAL LODGE
Oriental Lodge. No. %. A. y. A. NJ. held
their annual election Wednesday with the
following result.
Worshipful Master-H. h. MeIntyre.
senior WArden-lacob +. Mvnich.
Junior Warden-Samuel q. McIntyre
Seeretary-James Price.
Treasurer-David =. Curlett.
ELECTION or OFFICERS OF WASHINGTON
LODGE.
The annual election OF officers of Wash.
ington Lodge, No. I. A. r. A. NJ. was held
last evening. The following were chosen
NJ. M.-RObert +. Wright.
8. Violin Otto. Ir
]. WIN. ]. Maxwell.
Secretary-Jesse X. BRyliss
Treasurer-Geo. NJ. Gallagher.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-06-07

NJ; Editori-1 am very much Obliged 10
you LOT stating the exact reason for my
onstlng an amendment TO the bill making
nave no doubt that a great majority Of the
lan payers OF New CASTLE county believes,
WIN myself, That IL y Democratic Legia-
lsture was disposed TO give Kent and SUISSE
sounties such large subsidies for their rail.
no grieviouh error OF Judgment or Of good
,,alth IN asking AsmAll slice of of the public
ioai tabout being carved 80 hugely for the
eouhty which pays hree-fourtha Of the
suskes, aud for an improvement 1.-THE Edge
moor hailroAdl which. when once con
s,fueted, will pay better than either the
nay shore or the Erankford railroads"
WILLIAM SILVER.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-06-07

DAVID LEMON ABOUT TO ERECT AN KXTEH-
siyECANDY MANUFAcToRY AND BAKERY.
We noticed some months ago that Mr..
David Lemon, confectloner and baker,
intended to make quite extensive improve
menis On the old Delaware Fire Insurance
Company property, Ut No. Market
street, purchased by hun some time pre-
Nou-ly. HIS plans are now completed
aud be- adverlises elsewhere for compe-
tent builder to superintend the erection
ui the building he is about to put there.
The lot has front 81 feet 10 inches on
Market street, and runs through III feet
Inches to Shipley street aud II will be
entirely covered by large building Mr..
Lemon Is about to erect for store, candy
manulaetOty aud cake auc cracker
bakery.
The building will have front OF four
dorles gu Market street aud thrse stories
Oh shlpley street. Both fronts will be OF
Pressed brick. That on Market street
WIZ he of iron for the tirst story, have
"hlO sandstone iHcings, and be surmount-
N by IA galvanized Iron cornicr. The
building will he practically divided into
'NO-H four story building, running back
sNly het, fronting on Market street, aud
THREE story building, thirty seven feet
eight Inches deep, fronting on shlpley
sut't Each building will be furnished
S'lh aH elevator, aud both will ne holsted
U, steam from twenty horse boiler
such will also furnish steam for ten
horse power upright engine which will
Iilyc the machinery. A vault will b
"nill under the pavement at each font
'uNerrd with five inch dress stone, which
WI alec form the pavement.
The first building will be used as I
s'ore and candy mandatory, and tn
sup ey street building rs a cake AM
,laeker bakery, II being furnished will
,No patent oveLs for cracker baking Of
'ne irst floor.
The hight Of the building will be l
ley hrst story, ~ feet second story, an
leet for each of the other stories
Snch will give 1t quite handsom
ulsht, and il will be one of the mos
sohspleuous ne well US one Of the baud
street.
We congratulate Mr.. Lemon on tbs
s'Sady prosperity which has rendere
'u's large building necessary.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-06-07
Time Of winning horse, 2.471<
FouRTu RACR.

The original entries for this race were
b. m. susie Kurt, by W. W. BAR, Phils'
lelphlA;s. Z. Star, J, X. Leavltt, Phila9el'
mia and b. m. Ida, X. =. Stetson, Phila1el'
phin' All OF these, however, were win
dra,yn. and the final entries were ,. N.
Ellen r. Y. Stetson, Philadelphia b. m.
Matte vie, ]. Turner, Philadelphia aus
:. h. Riley Mustapha, Amos Young Stones
Vile, Pa. ,,,,c .... ,,,.
horses that have never trotted better Than
23-. the Irizes to be divided A. follows +;
si9b to the first s5O to the second, aud w 10
FIRST heat-Mustapha led, but owing to
an impertect shaft In the Bulky u was over
turned and the driver seriously bruised so
that another was substituted Tor the rest o.
the race. The horse continued nearly
around the track aud stopped OF his own
accord. Declared no heat, start being
AGAIN made, Mustapha led Tor some distance
he two others keeIink CLOSE together i'm
medintelv behind, and all making beau
tiful trot. At the end Of the nrst All-mlie
| they ali trotted together, but htterwarul
| Muatapha broke, aud Matte Lyle went
| Head winning IN 2illz, Ellen coming In
| second and Mustapha third.
Seeond heat-Ellen and NJ attic Lyle led TO
gether; Mustapha came up WIN them, 9ul
broke and fell back, Matte Lyle wlnhlnt
IN 2 500, Ellen second aud huatapha 'hi III,
Third heat--Mattie Lyle led, but wa
pushed hard by Ellen, who passed her Du
iell back, the two horses, however, keepin ~
very close ; Matte Lyle winning IN z4O's
| Ellen second and MustApha third.
| Having won three consecutive neat
Matte Lyle was awarded the hIst pllte
also: Ellen the second, 90, and Mus'Aph
the third, so.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-06-07
YIN. c. Philt patrlau l. l.

ELECTION OF OFFICERS LAST EVENING.
Wednesday the Young Mems CathO-
he PmlOpatIian Literary Institute held
Their semi-annual election, when the fol-
loving officers were chosen -
President, John b. Nancy; Vice Presi-
dent, James F. Rigney Recording Sec
ieiay, F. z. Moody Corresponding
Secretary, A. Stuart Financial secre-
Iary, Geo. Stephens Treasurer, +. NJ. A.
LLohueri Librarian, j. A. McCatierty
Marshal GeOrge FOx.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-06-07

MAD Doc KiILRD.-On Sunday morn
lex last, mad cog visited the premises
of Mr.. Tbos. Passmore, 10 Newlin town.
hip, near Embreeyllle, ard bit u dog aud
.Wo cows belonging to Mr.. 2. Levi Pass
more, son of the above named, shot the
tabld animal and also the one belonging
to bis father. The cows are being kept
10 separate pasture for the develop
mguts of the dreadful disease. The dog
belonged to Benjamin Kent, Of Unlos-
VILE West Chester Ne,0s.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-06-07
SCROFULA!

It does not make any difference how severe
case VI HcrOiula, uleers. sores, syphilis, piupeA
blotehes tetterh or rheumatism II. the rAnAri-
tans Root and Herb juices Will cure il
syphilis, which has banied the skill Of phx al
clans, aud lar which they declare they eau do
nothing except patch up, ~ edettually aud
permanently, cured. CHtArth, witch % 10 ihis
time has had ts own way, h completely sradi-
Gated. rheumatism with lis turmentinF paine
IL speedily removed. Pimples blotc6ss aud
tetter, that cause much mortthcation aud Ire ubls
are banithed In a short time. Affections Of ihe
liver and kidneys Hre overcome, and thons
ora ans. made 10 y, Tform their proper funetinns
In word, u Ienovales aud braces up the whole
system, expelling ali poisonous and iuipute
N after from toe blood and system. Il ~ our
desire that all should receive the benefit OF this
remedy, .Hud particularly such persons az have
given up all hores VI ever beinR cured Having
full faith aud knowing 70 at the Samaritan sRuOt
aud Helb Juices will cure The above complaints,
we will fuTnish The remedy tn the seriously
afflicted free Of charge until q cure Ia effected BY
giving seeaIitY that payment VIII then be lnade.
DESMOND a co,
PropTetora,
ali Race street. phtiadsiphia Pa
Sold by I. BkiN0huRST co. sixth aud
Market streets. Wilmington, aud by druggists.
my l9-ly
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-06-07

Hrey Jim's score was second best In these
heats, but Councilman and Snowflake had
each won heats In the first part Of the race !
hence, Of course, the awarding OF the second
and third prizes to them.
SECOND RACE.
This was for horses that have never trot.
ted better than 237, and was for purse OF
goo; tl25 to the first w to the second, and
Wv 10 the third.
The following horses were entered; Amos
Young, Stonersvllle. Pa, entered :. h. killy
Mustapha X. z. Stetson, Phila., b. ia.
Ellen; @. w. Fitzwater, Phila., b. IN. Lyde
J. Turner, Phila., b. m. Matte Lyle W.
W. BAir, PhilA., b. m susie knrtz.
First heat-Lyde and Mustapha led on
but the latter fell behind all came In
close, Lyde leading BY about hall length,
and winning In 2.42A. Mustapha was
Withdrawn after this heat.
Second heat-Lyde led At hrat, but broke,
when Matte Lyle took the lead, Ellen
following, aud the horses esming IN IN the
following order; Matte Lyle first Ellen,
second; Susie kurtz third, aud l4yde fourth.
Matte Lyle won In Ia.
Third hoat-Lyde started ahead, but the
horses came In in the following order
Susie Kurtz first; Lyde second Lyle third,
and Ellen fourth. Susie hurtz winning IN
24lI4.
Fourth heat-Lyde started ahead but
broke, aud Susie kurtz came IN nfst, MAT
tie Lyle second, Ellen third and Lyde
fourth. SHsic kurtz winning in 2.lO
Fifth heAt-MAs won by Susie kurtz IN
24ll4, Matte Lyle second, Ellen third ana
- -. Al. =. 5000, f.. thta
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-06-07
MARKET REPORTS.


Flour AND MEAL-The depression IN
At ~. 5Oa5.2j; extras at t5.5nft3.25: lows
and Wisconsin extra family at s7.25Q7.7j;
Minnesota do. do. At y b1IS.25; Peunsyl-
vania do. do, choice, Mt So some Indiana
do. do. At is5O6g.25 and high grades At
BI54ll, Rye Flour Is dull and nominal
At ti.o2l9.
GRAIR-The wheat market is demoralized.
Sales Of western amber at $l.7j; choice
western red at Sl.SO; Indiana white. - 05;
Rio Grande spring, 4l.6j, and amber sprlug,
floO. Rye Is quiet. Corn is In rather hci-
ter request, but supplies come In freely;
safes OF PennsYlvania aud southern yellow
at 90 cents; Southern do. atOAt at g. cents;
western mixed, in the ears at 81 cents, ami
400 bushels white At 81 centss In oats there
is rather more activity, but We can rcco Il
no improvement IN prices
IBy Telegraph
PHILApHLrnlA. June eth.-Cotton dull AZ
l9l182Ol4. Flour dull supertne, ~ 5Oe9
$50; extra, s. 75fldh0; Penna.. Ohio aud
unsettled and lower; red. Al. 6b6l. 20 white,
" 50; spring, $3.50. Rya dull II. Corn I'm
nroved In demand; yellow eastern and ives
fern, 6lnd2; white, dh. Oats improved Ia
.ie nand; white. 90; mixed, l7l@a5O; latter
E. light
hisky steady IS.
old, Sis.
CATTLE MARKET.
PHILfprLPHtA. Iuue .. 1873. -Bpeves dull:
comm.n tocNira Penusy lvania and Western
steers, " olftS.O0 sheep unchanged 1900
WB'25. hogs, fair demand Ss.OOGs2b.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-06-07

A CURIOUS lNTERMARRIAoR.-UD-town
society is at present discussing the facts
concerning two curious marriages that
took place In that section last week. A
Young colored man married white girl,
aud Young white man married colored
girl, all In the same families. Aud now
they say, wonders will never cease. -
R,qfiilg EdQle.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-06-07

lNsANE.--John Fullnler, who resides
al POS Shlpley street, showing evident
Indications Of insanity, was brought to
the police station and examined
by the cousty physician. He was pro-
noupctd insane, AID will DO sent to the
insane department of the Almshouss to-
luV.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-06-07

DECEASED. - Samuel Kelley, who was
for number of years In the flour and
iced business In this city, and lessee Of
harmony Mills In White Clay Greek
handred, died Thursday. His death
was very sudden, be being IN but q few
.luNa
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-06-07

uoRsE KiLLRD.--A train on the Will
mlnrton q Western Railroad run into a
,auple Of horses which We're standing on
,he track between Soulhwood aud Hoe
t,ssip. one was killed aud the other
I,dly injured.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-06-07


fifty dollars per quarter. Is the lowest I
could teach for. The first Of January Ia
as early as ! could commence.
Respectfully vorrs.
I. G. WPsr.
Thomas VI. Battle. sworn and testified.
That prisoner had articles deposited at
his Mace. including the museum; he
borrowed a hrsce.and bit soon after he
went tn Kirhln place, to hore ont a place
In the door TO put his tomhustibes The
box found IN the prisoners room was
Que taken from honse Of witness. The
museum" was brought into Court it
consisted Of old boo's. snakes In bottles,
old hose. sc one old shoe had come
from Baltimore wrapped mp IN cotton
batting, and filled with the same and a
net around all after he returned from
Baltimore, observed great change IN him;
he seemed to he wild on the subject Of
money.
Thomas Salisbury. swnrn. Was In
baltimore when Vests pOads were un-
p 'cked, and there was John W. Smith
sworn and testified TO his belief that West
was insane.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-06-07

A Cow WORM HIvINo.- william NJ.
Rutherford, Of East Nottingham, has a
COW that has been MIXED for three yeare,
aud has been dry for only twenty.four
ds,s, or au average of eight days a wear.
She came In profit with her third calf In
tue latter part of October last, aud 10 the
third week of May she made four pounds
OF butter from thlrty-eight quarts Of
milk. She is now giving twelve quarts
per day. She Is of native stock. A few
months ago this cow could have been
bought for 800; but she is not for sale
now 49, West Chester Me,0s.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-06-07

FLOATING IN TIE DELAwARE.-Oned day
last week some fishermen picked up the
dead body Of white man found floating
In the Delaware river, near Pennsvllle.
1t was removed to the shore, and viewed
by lance Jaqueite, Esq, but as no marks
VI violence were found, and no clue to
the identity of the corpse, 1t was inferred.
10 description the body was about I've
feet eight inches high, sandy complexion,
slightly bald, about furly years Of age /;
bad on dark pants, well worn, patches on
knees wooden shirt, knit undershirt, and
boots well worn, and leather belt round
the waist. -Sllsm Standard.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-06-07

h slGHT-CLARk. la The Delaware Avenue
BARI ~ church. Monday ~ lruius Jnne9i nv
the R'y. q. w f0iwe ], Col John n ku ght
q BAynslf, WIS, aud Eiia .. daughter vi
Lew O. CLARK. ktq Vi Wilmington.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-06-07

FINO CHARTER. The c0mmOdious staamar
Il AhlkL eau be chartered after The 18th Of
Juue, BY sunday SCHOOLS or other respectable
- ''ier, un applicati u NJ tue steamboat
l-,I- assod FRESCH sTRxET WHARF
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-06-07

DtyIDKND.-The Chesapeake and Dela
cent. diyidend, payable on the 9th inst.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-06-07

Total amount Of sales s2lol.45
SALE OF LoTs ny ). T. HEALD.
At the same time aud place. twenty-eight
lots were sold for J. T. Head, ESQ.,, AZ fol
lows;