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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-10-04
ms FUlL sssOsTMEa S. 1873

IS chestnut street. (Gira-d Row)
iaa n. .Isbih. .A /. cor Ei.hth and Cherry)
] ~. sishth, Is. W. or. Sigh I'd Fil'sd
PHILADELPHIA.
Mauufl oturer Of AID Real r in -Four pee alties
of LsdIes' wear, wnvle Gle aud retail
Hoop skirts Corse q. Pa Ter Bastlea,
nna aides Iuder GarmPnts.
The larges', most varied. and pest assortment
OF tie thovr nee of < Ods eau always b. found,
eumi'r,sing ever grade and qua ity at frces 10
.o p sKIRrs, our own mske have no equal
W tte market eve y lie. atyie At d pr'ee. from
Nic tn - q Cd tast-rn-inad- Hoop Skirts, very
NV q spnpgi 4io p sp 'Oe hu'lin Front
tAyfER uUsrLss, all lies ard p 'oes, at grAst-
liz rcd iced rat f. &c. 30c.. l5c. 40c, 4jc SOC
re 6c.. SIC. Nc Up 81.
eve y bls sird ~ de Of impaired and
An rican eOr-sts. # IN &c toAll 25; Thomson's
los, o. u aud Al; Iritati, n. ss aud s9iO; BscEel
.Tts 59 to g 81 va Ass SS O. ss Id PEj1I
sup, or'er.. 81. 70 sntsl % Misses rtets, re,
Die yuc., 81, 81 20, a. e u 80 and A. 70; Nurs-
LIZ Grse i; y IS aud e 70; uildren,,s Bod ts,
D 81 Shields, q rset Clasps. &c
LADIES US .gRGARMESTs, better made better
trim. 3D. sud be ter mnslin. tuaa has b retOfors
l.e oh rcd, a-d the che pest Tor IA . qualify Ia
| he n ikat; n. Oh Dr-tse-, 80 kinds. rom Al to
| ~ 81; che ses, 80 kinds, 56o to "a 90; Drawers,
av All. lles, bns 70 -; feiet Sackt SIC l., u 51;
VprH.t Covers 81 to tii SHIRT Waists, zoe. to a,
ali orders by mail should be addressed to llls
Ca.s1nut stro1t, ana will reeaivs spetal at
SANS srkrorLY Cash. and one price only Al
| each tore
! oct4 4fuo4.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-10-04

Total amount of etios, 5- b
The t~ity-iour rem aiming arc hold al pa
trafa tia
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-10-04

>p0Hr TgtM. The last term of the Cir
cult Court for Wicomico county last d
only fourteen hours. The petit Jury was
tuimnelltd but once.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-10-04

L. s. DISTRICT Court - The q. s.
District Court was in session Tuesday
md, after adiudging Thomas j Graves a
bankrupt, adjourned until the 9Th inst.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-05
STATE ITEMS.

There are three wreCking companies at LeWss.
Fresh fish are now sbundant at Milford mar
1he R. R. Depot at Harrington is in a very
shabby condition.
The farmers and fruit growers at and near
Houston are organizing Canning Factory.
Capt. qso. w. Joseph has been abpcintsd rcute
agent on the JnnetiOn and BpakGatef Railroad.
( The oldjail, At Dover IL bsins torn down. NJ
Sheriff HaFgadine has purchased Il, and viii
use the brick for building purposes.
[ On Tuesday evening last the engine Of the reg
uar freight train, going north, ran OF the track q
the Dover depot, causing dotontioa Of over "a
hour.
from the Dover jail, Was captured on Saturday
morning last He was found on the farm Of Thos
Lodge, on the HaElettville rOad, about 81 milsl
from Dover. hA
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-05
-IYha anhooi EIectlon.

a N
EfxcEloN ron lEElfpBRs oF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC
~ 4 EDUCATION. p
The election Tor inambom q Che Board Of Pub
lie isShcstion tAke5 place in the vanous Wards Of
this civ this afternoon hetGesn tie houVa Of enc
aud seven o'6lnpk! The following is list OF the
candidntSs ana voting places
+ First ciRAfd-ThoTnas johnson. Polls,, School
HodsS No Is, Second and WashintOn streets
/ Second Ward William Ruth and .. r. Hsis-
Ter. Polls, FELTON, House, Second and walnut
atraaka ta aaaat iit# ia.a,is ti tts- ta- -stA
Third WardAJohn q. FtocE, DAVID II. COyie,
for three years., Polls Water Witch Engine
House, SAipIsy street betWOsn Fifth and sixth
stneetas iaaa4N - Vlu9 aAifsois 9ieiA iA- a-e'
knnulh Wasd-~aQao n Nice, 3 years, and Wm.
j. Morrow for years. -Polis, City HAL. ,,sg .ts,
Fifth Ward Ahthony Higgins, yeaTaS Rod
man Smith 2 yaaEsS 8. a. rMAeA Allaief, one yea1.
PoIlA. siEth end Oranges StuastA. 0rimthls FlOul
sixth Ward lsasc' J. lBehikinA, thtse ysars, ana
John 81. lAdahhs ids two ,yssrs. Poili, ssyeath
street near Poplar. George Mages'e CoAi 0Hies.
seventh Ward--c -chaElas iBaind, three yaaTa, and
Howard n BenlinB faEl two yeafs.i COLA. HI
0rimaheW 1lll'bsAh iAdepsndent icandidgfs foI
two years 'Pplts, Pahlie SSlicgi No. 2 Eleventh
and WaShingtcn Eltpets. ..jsts "a II .lsoiaM
Eighlh M sJiss o. Marrow. Polls, Pub
lie Goho6l No. q. fanAh and KinR sEreots. - p z
NIntH Wasd,>- zihs lFeEflag 81, three years, anl
John Pall.sE t9r igp I, oiA AeAdeaJ
Van6sStF Avenue. - +. ,.''5t ,ts-f aolalg
Tenth Eald rsk Maearity, Wa. d. Dow,
and ,Allea Rutb, leg throo'y POlls,e Sthoo
House Noa1oyss ;na1yAiJ " ni..as - -. 80 - -
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-05

GOLD NINE N DELAwARK-Nr James Rich
ardSOu, living near Dover, has discovered in die
ging well, what Is probably genuine COLA dust.
together with nuggets quite large, which are Of
the same quality. A specimen Of the diEginRs are
now on exhibition at the ieWelry store Of Mr.
WilmaE 3. Smith, Loockarman Street, Dover, who
and they bear the test Of the anest gold. ~.
Smith viii sena . sauplo Of the dust, uritk ~
larger nuggsta 70 ths Assaysr Of the United Htato1
Mat, 70 Be tasted fully II the snrmisss are cor.
rect and our Legislature dOss not adjourn too soon
we will probably have the Diam6nd State coz
Mining Company inenrporatsd DsEassavsaR. ,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-05

Mas. ADAMs' account Of the affair which led
10 the cowhiding Of Ex-AldeFman Vincsnt %
Dover some weeks ago is in our pQaaeulion and
will appear Ia full hsxt week. il b highly in.
terssling, and will doubtless convince the public
e h did llIa 'inlerVioWsF that de whole utosy
ofthe alleged son Il the purest iabEicatlon Of
diseased or designing brain, The allegations are
% Prspostsrohs that no onsin Dover, where the
IhdY hm gbssn known all her lifetime, attaches
the least imporahcs 70 them. They are known
q Be- ntteFlE false Milford EsWu,s
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-05

DUTIES OF PoIIcR OFFIcERss--Ina . case ilstcS
" tried In he criminal court OF Baltimore the
question was raised as 70 the right Of police on
surrender and a. the same time hurled missiles nt
the oflcor. Judge Gilmore, who sFied the case
said that police officer armed with deadly Wea-
pOhs ought to bsVery careful and reflect sefiousIy
on the necessity Of using them, and that Il was
dinlcult question to decide ct what point an OGeer
was jn6tihed In firing upOn an escaping prisoner.
AZ q rule, he said, deadly weapons should not be
used except in cases Of high felony where it ts 70
secure the arrest Of the guilty party.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-05
RoARp ofiMgALfM...
NEtrtNa LAsf nYRNTNa.

The Board Of Heath held the hFst meeting bT
ihe season, laat evening" at the Council chamber,
President George Mccall, IN The chair. el4qsl
A Mr.. fefklns presented a complaint, IN regard
to the diIapidatod aia1e OF seWeron Third etrest,
between Poplar and Lombard, BY whIch HE eel
lar. IVES frequently nooded With water, He was
allowed 70 make statement IN regard to the case
after which it was referred 70 the Fourth Ward
committee, with distractions to cOnsult with the
City Solicitor with regard % repairing the sewer
Henry Wilson was appointed heensed pcavengel
Biils were allowed, rs folloRa John Lnngnan
e8A95 =. 4. TayloT, el7. 81 sifai7T ~
The Board then adjourned. hFpg..aA = ia9
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-05
PROCEEDN@ OF FHE LEaISLAFUHE.
SENATE.

dENATM.
Down, April 4th, 1879.
The Senate met at Q O'Clock, and wis opened
with prayer b che Chaplain.
The House amendment to the Senate act for
"a II .FJt' - v u tss7'
House hills read supplement e ne act n.
corporallLg TIE a1lytnA tIAnu lacturiug Co; TO
amend the several AcEi oonocfAlng The lfee schools
nills passsa n 81 oslaute lhs public sshcols
Of Dover; dlYidlnR Gumh0ro hnniFcd 10 amend
chapter 60 section 10, Revised Codo; to amend
chapter s. conCeriIng game y s.,lsista
House nill 10 divorce Sarah Woodrow from
her Husband, ives road q frat and second time.
The House kmondments 70 Che 8enateact con-
eernlng the Wilmington q Reading Railroad
were read and concufftd In, IA
The bin to amend chapter 10 OF Revised Stat
utes was read and its fatther confederation lndef-
nitely postponed. aisgsaa won
Adjourned tills p. ms Monday.
Hak.@ .ri HopsE.fs s iega aN
The HOUSE met al O'Clock, a. IA.
On motion the lnllpwihk bills wore read a frst
time. BY ME Wllds, an oct % aid the Delaware
Railroad CoinpanI 70 fund their delt, and for
BY DR.. Thompson, an act to incorporate the
PFeadhefs' Aid eocleiy, Of Wllmiugscn Confer
Socmotioh me following bills wsrs read athird
time and passed. BY Joel Thompaon, an act TO
TO sell certain wharf property, on the south side
Of the Chrstiana, with aulendmenla.
By Mr.. Van tiaskin, an act 70 0xtend The time
for recording the act 70 Incorporate the Smyrna
Seminary. - A.l'
By Mr. Silver an oct to incorporate the wa
mington Iron aud Steel Company. n ,t.,s =
BY Dr. Thbmpsou, An del to amend an act 70
incorporate the sGeoTgetoWn and 0umborough
Railroad Company - e-s - tl.sta r. tst =.
By Mr.. MaEis an act entitled a further supple
ment to the act 70 Limit tue city debl, OF Whining.
ton, and to provide fer me .disehargO thereof
with amepdments.l 81 A ,ststs : .sl7a-.l.a4 :
By Mr.. Silver, An act %. incorporate the Acad.
emy Of Visitation, Of Wilmlugton. I n
BY AIr. Wllds, an aetto ineOFp the Farmers
Mutual Insurance Company, Of Kent county.
By Mr.. Ferris, an act 70 alneid tieact 20 incor
porate the toRn of Mldelet0Wn. .f,iertti n =.
On motion oi Mr.. Ciough, an act In relation "a
the Agricultural SoOletg Ot Keut county was read
~. Lewis Thompson, from the Committee OF
InettAsed Representation, submitted a resolution
A from the committee In favor of increased repre-
sentation according TO population, and said tha
he would ask vote on the resolution as tes
vote. The resolution Fas lost by party vote.
Mr.. Clark offered . resolution that no mombe
A should speak mofe than alve minutes on any Quea
tion. Adopted unanimously Z "a itpQwa
On motion Of AEF ClaFlI tho vote BY which tn
bill TO- Incorporates the South Western ExrFes
Il Company was lost, was reconsidered, aud the bi
was postponed. @st
4 adjourned until Monday at O'clock.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-05

NARROW ESCAPE RRoN SUFPocATToN. few
nights since = stranger took loagings a the West
Chester Houss, in our borough, and upon going 10
bed, a. was evident from the folloWingl Tesnltn
owing 70 his not understanding the asoaas ObON
asadS o. gas, bleIo out the same. After q little
While the odor vas detected hy Mr. Carroll, the
proprisioE, WHO with others went 70 the stranR-
srs rom where they found him in an inssnsible
condition with life nearly extinct Proper re.
stOrAtiVss we're speedily Hpphed aud the stranger
needless for as to add, he left Mr. Carrolls roof
wiser man, II least on the laws necessary 70 M
safe cOnsnmption Of gas as q medidum ogllght. -
West Chester Recs. 'tt--
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-05
CRY MoTIcks.
Perfume AomI1ers.

An elegant, pleasing. simple and useful apparatus
nsr soentinR The clothing, hAndke erchef and sair
ana for making cooling and soothing applications q
WatsF or other LIQUIDS for headache tnnamea eye.
and peTfulning the sick room. Tor safe By
~ s. BRIN0HURST & CO.,
Garner Sixth and Market streets.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-05

ANorHER PURCHASE BT THE READING Rail-
Road CO1rPANT.-Ths Heading Railroad Compa-
ny have purchased wharf property at NswbpFy-
port, MaSs., that will give them frontaRe on the
Flver Of over six hundred feet Il . The intnntion
10 commence Improvements at once, by 0xtandidg
Gross wharf ten feet into the river, ana fdnniug
doWn the entire frontage. The company viii kIs0
build elevator or coal pockets capable 81 holailg
NeWbuTyport distributing coal market for Pla-
ees in the interior. -sTh
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-05
atanm Atoml1ers,

For the Inhalation Of Atomiasd fluids in the treat
nent of chronic diseases Of the throat air passages
md iunFs BEING sslf-acting they produced IN even
and continuous hOW offs -ay without inc0nVeplencs
or labor. During the Ast two or three yeaa W
Nave Supplied several dozen Of these atomt1ers ana
IN most csses with very satisfactory resultA
E BRINGHURST Co. Apotheearies,
Corner Sixth and Market streets
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-05

JuAEPTE0 RoPE.-WIth the preclsion in which
the birds renew their associations with us In early
spring, 90 comes forth upon our streets the boys
ing ropes. This latter recfe4tion we hold IL Tie
duty Of every discreet parent 70 zee that fhtff
children do not enter into Its eKccssoa e. they a
80 apt 70 do, In way Of challenge and spirit to
eclipse each other In the proficiency and endu-
rance Of the irksome enjoyment. ETerV summer
we are called upon 70 chronicle fatal oIles
through this dangerous ageney. Whichs WIh9 q
proper exhibit Qf care on ahe part Of pafents ray
Be Obviated WE sincerely hope that We shall nSt
BE obliged - recite any bneh sad occnFfencs fo
any ofLhe little ones Of our city. PaFents. watch
your chlldron In this one 1ea1nHe Of aheIr blAAA 9
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-05

wrecked of Iewes few days ago, and large
portion OF the cargo drifted ashore. Oranges
and lemons By the hundreds Of bushels were
streWed along the beach and carried on In
large quantities by any ybody who chose 70 col
lecE them. They were 6nAlly sold BY the I'M
derWEiteEs In sections for nominal price.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-05
OBSTACLES 10 MARRLARE

HaDDv Relief for YOunx Men from the
sfFocts 81 Errors and Abuses in early life Man
heed restored Impodiments g MarrtAeo remoxSl.
NeVS mekhod Of treatm snt New ard romarkahle
romedies Books and Circulars sent nee, IN seaiea
SSSTSsss HOWARD ASSOCIATION. Ne. 2sOpth
Ninth 81, Philadelphia. Pa. an Institution hnvtng
a high reputation for houor8b coldqet ana pro-
fessional skill. marz04dtaWkWsm
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-05

BUuDTNa OPRRkT1oxs.-ThO sshar1t ~ At
New Castle, viii soon present . vaetiy dIifGrtA ~
And improved appearances from what il does now,
The Tasker Company have had eleanBd 81 1afg
nahher OF The old bTicka, and win In Gfew days,
commence the erection Of dwelling houses around
the entire block on which the Nburut row" is sit
nat i'd
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-05
SOCIETIES.
aEHnFnaaa FHEs HVnNrNo.

Mechanics Lodge, No 4.IooF. at Odd. Fell
lows Hall, Sd and King.
MinQua Tribe, No. 5, 10 r n, at Red Mems
Hall, ll6 Market sc.
JeasrsOn Council, No. 10, on AN, at MOchan-
ics' Hall. 2l9 King Et.
ha-FHystte Lodgs. No 2, X Of p, ct Knights Of
Pythias Hall, 2ll Markot sc.
Asbury Lodge, / o Of q T. at fifth and Market
Streets.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-05

PAsFOR 0RpAfkED.-On Friday Rev. q. s. Har-
ris was ordained pastor offtbe Dover Baptist
Church. The charge 70 the minister was deliv-
cred by bis father, Rev n Harris, pastor Of she
charge 10 The congregation by Rev. DR.. Moss, OF
Crozicr Th sological Seminary. as
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-05

GRAM AND Loos.-- shipments OF grain
from New Castle. stiIl continue, and about thirty
or forty Of corn are lying the track await
ing shipment by veRse' Fro f..aI-
Joel Grifan, Of Nee caalis, hhlpsd VessskAAS
IRON that town. four canal boat loads OF logs, Tor
New York. igfroqdI
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-05
clTYITEMs.

ALFRED WALTON. Druggist. No. 2Oo AaEke
street. respectfully informs his friend and the paoe
In general that he keeps on hand all o.
molioines. and thar competent person z 81 al
times ready to prescribe for such sick a. eau AZ thA
store and that charge is made except tneresuis.
DrceoF the medicines. the same rice as they would
nav anywhere else; but that ne one is visited at
THAR residences .-
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-05

New PosF OFFIcE-Tho Post Master General
has established Post ONCE at Modes Station on
the Wilmington q Reading Railroad, to be called
postmaster s7lsi te M
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-05

An association 81 married, clerks N New
York proDose % build 3 large family hotel, %
be1WOTked on the cO-Ope plan.
A number Of human sealps were recently
discovered in alhalaOf Eags teooived from the
West by papef. .mill 81 Petersburg, Va.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-05

.NHw HogsRss-Wm. Shea Is haildlng two new
tWO-and-a-half story houses, ON Orange street New
Casils. =. Fitzgerald, 4 also Puildihg house Of
the same deserption, ON the samc street. All
three viii Be hnlsed ere long. wF Fsa
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-05
let thl6 0sason o the year.
6ITT6I TII-TLTTt3.

NEW BArfijf HArRch. on Thursday, the
corner stone Of q new Baptist church was laid, at
Magnolia, RNaWa& " AcF. D. E-Ttlppos The
eermOn % The occaslon was preached BY Rev.
28x89 feel, and VIII be built Ia The Gothic style
Of archItectpre. Reppesenantiyes from Chester,
Wilmlnef0h5 BdldmoE0 and Delaware Chnrches
were Presept = atss .rs amGftz Tes =
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-05

FALsR REPRESENTATIONS. - soab Hauser wAs
tried before Esquire Frazer, yesterday, for maxi
ing false representations about +. W. Hahl,s hV,
asserting among the attera customers that he Sas
dishonest. and would not pay HE blls. Haaser
was hsla 10 bail in the sum Of el0O, 70 keep the
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-05
LooAL ImTkLLIoanoH.
!ulno AprlI wealher to-dar.

Genuine April weather to-day.
There were no police cascs this morning.
Services viii be held at al the churches to.
morrow,
The market this morning, was quite full, aud
good prices were ehtained N&ff
The election FOR members Of the Board OF Edn-
cation takes place this afternoon.
Rev. James Waters wIll lecture on "Astron-
omyn this evening, before the Delaware fnsil-
tue of Mechanic arto.n
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-05

THunpERsHoRlEs-=0 0uits . lively storm q FaIn,
accompanied by thunder and lighkuing, feli early
this ihghipg The fASmeFs aay that thb thunder
va v&l$ heavy und the nahtninR nnnsnallE ahnrn
- WI ~ Lnla na..on 81 lie Kaar
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-05

SToREs ron SALR. Bright. Esqy real o.
tate agent adveItises two valuable stores situated
On the s. w. Corner Of Second and MaFket and
8. e. corner OF Second and Shiplsy streets 70 be
cold on Saturday, the 18th Of Aprf. 3 =.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-05

sPnrTuAL1srs HAIE--Conferenc meetings To-
morrow morning at lOlS A. NJ, and evening nt
1HfP.M. Subject - Resolved that there is me-
eessity for direct revelation from the Creator 70
the creature. rlaa aE hA
Lyoonm at ~ r. n. fs ya "a
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-05
!. Alke ReraIars ea Dreaa Paraae

The teeth should always % ssFupulOusIy clean
and free from blsmish. Keep thsm in tina c0RdI-
tion with the incompatible 6OZ0DONT, and
when they are vaterane IN the oarvieo, they will
still be as 'sgoOd as neR."
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-05

BLooNs. stsamer Nsio York arrived ai
the Wilmington q Reading wharf, this morning,
loaded with blooms for shipment over the railroad
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-05

Healthy childhood insurcs Fohust manhood keeo
your little ones ON DR.. Ridges Food -
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-05

$ - tssTs ~ fseis7e itit 7aiEs tA
- rfst f,rr e&s affm tf
1fTf vsEatssa q - - = rrfs ~
81 afr $50 re 81 81 ~ = So tHt
IFfTr ~ G8 TIA .a
ffamt #ss8 arffW EfaEH
49, Fs HzF4rz =
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-05
V1rArClAb AND COMIfnRCfAE.
ualness Notices.

Chan Coot-StOve S6.7B, Nut $500 per 22lo
pounds for cash only, ct wharf Sousn o. MaLAss .I
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-05

NmDLBEowN ,. q l. AssooEATIon.-Akth ths
Annual Meeting pg the MiddlstoWn Buildi.E 4
Loan Assslaiibd. .hsa on fAnEsaAy last, tho 1oII
loving q eiearD we're elected: y fEf}'1 A .
son, Vics-Plalid1nt; a. q. Cox 6gnfotaFT; j. n
Coz, TrsasnBaTy and Wm. 81. barr, james Cnl.
bsrston and Thoa, 3. Hurn, Managsrs 20 ssrvl
tire year u nuEr q -
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-05

ing, al cd woaan ppoa Whosp j "a IT, ~ il
many wihasss hah Mt ethslr shIfShing ilbrsis,
and whose form was almept bant idnuhaa IbY the
tnAraitiss o. old hRN, was seen rcnRl uionR Wet
Front strsff, to snca a. 6Ntn8 thak 4
vas VITA gleot di4culty the vas ohAbI8d b keep
iron falling 70 The Pagemant. SIN ~ annnrSnf-
~ Almost seventy yeaxi Of age, and her Appear
enes ana apparel wgID vgIy resp y. a. ne
totis1od alo0g the street., mnttefinR fncohsrontlV
= haEsal, ana followed b. crowd Of hootinR lads
sns wss en- o1lect @ gpneEel uttsnticn, and many
ead and degrading spectacle. Soon, koNsvog. Z
kind- haarted polieeman cana along ana asDertnih-
ing WhsEo he todsa, took her homs to her friends
Who Doubtless BEu.tlY alannsd 1T her abssncs, and
Wlll taks every autianta pnsEant he sosnFs
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-05

4; Z; v. Brown and wife, PA,ln. P0.
samuel Speakmsps ely.
i. p. BosA, 5r .
J. +. HoReokeE, Jr. q
Sam a. paAisl RAiln. Pa. N
Lizzie Cardaaa. a
HoTatio Camps, Nop York.
Thos. ~. Tofn1zn. oosfrln S
Lewis Grove, II Ah5V6r, Pa
w. d. ApaleloD, Odessa, Del.
A. Il. Tennis Phla., Pa.
Paul y. Vah Hook, -
FrJd L. Homes, city. e W
i. H. Barnum, HoRdsdale, Pa
John 9. Burchinal. Cheslertown, Nd.
w. Q. Comegya. Dover, Del.
II. q. Ralston, Chicago, III.
+. Morris Cloak. smyrna, Del.
j. q. Turner, Penna.
=. Hewes. COa.ssville, Pa.
CIV. Williams. New York. f
III. Leach, Boston, Mass.
#. d. Child,
John FarEaa,
n. b. Smithea, Dover, Del.
T. J. Berry, PhiIA, Ps.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-05

SHOOTING CASE ~ CECIL COUNTTs--S0mo
tin1a Tsete1l1y rs. Ha11al J. AlufSny, VIE OF J
q. Mdrfay, IitIhR ne1f hay View, Cecil county,
Nd, attempted 70 c0mmn suicide BY shooting
rious pn4 dAl = 4lAIaclek About four 81 -
ago Mns, Murray had aeYere attack OF TYPHOID
fever, since tHH 1lId Aas been bring
from menlal Alteration % such an extent ihnt Il
was necessary e figeq 20 reEp aclpae watch utnn
Der ae1ionB. keceafE 3 mas ignpposed that ahe
bad almost entirely EecDFcred, brl few faVa ago
she wna taeinod VIII Als 81 sneianeIoly. during
the preyqleneo Of which ahR took he r9n yasials
day enc - % y kiIl ieslf Her coRflllnn
= - c.'s' 's'aanAr 4 0s3ran
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-05

-a4r H FrrEe ~ aN&
$50 .iSsN ,4Sis ~ sfJs4 s. Fae
N 4lssss Ee IN
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-05

Easily vRoRFABIHs.-Ifs sssas are 10 he nur.
ehase u Will b well 70 ssnd fog thom some tine
beiors neoded, % that no delay may oosnn Have
. box of proper mzs with cover, who're they NAV
b seeaEsly kept and each package labsIsaIs 4
ing supply o. early lsSiucs, radishas, tomeloss
etc, amply Eepays for al troHhls. Bat Il maV not
always ba pcn1ibie % mnks ard ears Eor ono or
mDrs Of thsss, and shoaid only . few eariy pIanis
- wantsd, 9 cheap anbstituts lor hot bsd en- -
hadby making boE lonE ensngh "a reach norr..
no windOB, aad about f6ur inches q =. - v,'t6
bolng daiprm1no6 ~ Ghn placP. Nf1 With tfeh
garden eoil, Whon + vii 81 ready - rsosiVn -
SD 8sads q nnnnal 1ousIs nay - nIaafod a
. similar wsy, ana uhea ths proper tins 1nlri4a,
tlanalsfEsd % tie garden. q thiS uaF abNrrs
may ha ohtninaA mach oariier a ehs - - lfhnn
with ~ ganal mods of planting ne SD n fhs
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-05

CIushsd v Elsat5 q = g 8 4 EDfl s IS ell A.aF-
etsnssi. '.st = ~ .tlsfets nofzl I.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-05
oLAYT6M HOUSE.

ARRIVALS UP TO NOON TODAY.
n, W. Brown and wife, Phila., 20.
w. y. Gaakili,