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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1873-01-16
Sin neuer SAT-.

gs wartn nun ftOn ,pst Dr6sn
vtrsanssn, Itttbsm S&autsrs auf bic
Station ssfOmmsn mar unS nod bate
sr, auger benz 6nabsn, Der nod INNER
BET iRm mar, tsinsu anpsru Suciausr Ss-
isbsu. Gr sa6 brrstts alls SOHnuna duf,
cag hitlslbsn ibn bsluGsn Wirbsn uHp
tsI&Iub baGsr In ZEN niGftn 9as,n nit
9saI,ltuus lrtnts 3naten siufn wsitsrtn
ausfIus tn's eano iu MAIDEN, UNI auf bic
Spur Der Sueiousr gu tOmRsu. Denn
bab Hb isusr Eribs, bsm Der &nabt att
ssb6rts, In Rt9t aGjuptittr 6trne RON
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1873-01-16
,M0mfiOm SOtcl,
6. 9. SatttHbsrg, St9tn'sy
Slr d,boIb, Hds

SirFasn unb auspGrhsfn 8rsunbsr bic sr5t'
bene Nn;riet, ea6 pbigrs 5pttI I'm beiftn Stpl'
sinstriGtrt unb nit aatu mOptrurn VtIbsftrun'
ess srlrb.u III. Rsiisuet Fnern eaftIbif gntr
Ssrbsras. Gin grocer SaaI fir Sdit nne Sr'
rurItpuen ffebt Az Dtsnhtn. auh pif SIalHne
fur pfsrOt ISBt niGts ~ rviufStu fbris.
2Sap7O 8, 9, BatttHbGTe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1873-01-16

CT. 9Ouic, @o., 8. San. @'i1,rn If
ott I'y's S6i.us pes no OttSsu 5iranAfs
esg Cato ii. sutton Sabu esisa. nor.
Osn, wtt6e 2htIs RUd tn attaUias mi,
St. eeuts Dtrbinbtt.
- Die S,itsusrunB Son 6rtmtsn Ucs,
IuSIdnetrn, Dslds nttt Haturaltllr; uni
iUIsIt6 fttHs Blrgrr fab, Dot DEN 3or'
SpQstiUrsu man&mal erpes Sd5wtsrIg
tsitsu bsrstiet, tubrm pisIs Der ssnanntsr
JtuwutHev itr Garsn uur untsr prot:f
esiablsn. Dds SuprtHs 0triut buI
ttsriItsr tnti6ttrtn pie fOiSt: oStn frtm
psr GiuWpbusr hes Staals II timer Stsusl
(1or,) fur @uniJipaI' 3Wfde i'btr St
utnnuns uHt,rpprf,u unO bic Attn De
aTsmbI7 maG,n Fftusu llntsribttO sw,.
ihsR GinTcbHsTn, rptids Slrsrr, rgo a.
asn, w,ISs ni6t @irg.r Inp."
- Der rsiar grunebsFs.r 90. .
Afcr In Ntp gort Bat tnr pas Jdhi
1871 s1750o m:tr 9t;Hsr tsJasIl, ale
Ger ganJc GGadt YtrmcHt.
Die tingttcrtns 9svOffIrnns Sss
AlaEfa E,rrilartum, bsasgsuo aus 9n
Ulantrr uno Gsqutmaur, tstrdst NIT aus
natms tsr GtuSsbcr'n'n Eulli&:r a.
tanft, $4,000 SstlsH,
- Das 9rlsfYcrtc In T'r'to tn pu6I
OaS ttsU;r1s In bar Dsit; fur stEtn stn
iaGru 8ri:f scu rsr 9auviAapl uat
B,ra Grui mufsn 25 Gsats uoo. wtrr
.Grirn Orotnnrto" tsf5rbtrt, fugar 80
gsnts Porto st,a9It wsrbsn.
IacriO, 6. Sia. 6suts Q5snc t'rer
Itren In btea9sr S'abt iiberraibrues Sc
ri6ts ron stnsm fur6tbaren NuinInpS
psr in rtn YrcvIuS'n Gotolputfu, ga.
oarra uuO 8ietctl bspOri'brn iea.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1873-01-16
G8eitere Sefanntf6aftcn.

Stuubtrs tsladftiste Ft nun In lfl'
nsn MIbrRunesn NIT Dem SnotaHsrtna'
ben ouI'S dngsItasntltbfs. Gr Ssfats
tbm aatrst 0tsenainpe uno erfubr be
rem Ssurnnunl, w6trtno sr Dem 8nc6tn
elsitfals tte 8spsutuna In gngIiiA an
eat. Dteler iGlcB fit inImsr inntSer an
S6aubsrs bsr lon gut tebnnrslte, an,
unp aud Der q asr bate tate i,in ganits
3utgausn gswonnsr. Gr balf Gtsism btt
man6eTlst Ysrs.&tungen, pfnn SGau'
tsrp 10 ut&t nit Tim tsiGafttSis, unit Sim
wubts blss mtrlb,uihdbrn. GjnmaI sab
sr Dem 8nabsu tinr JItntr, YH!psr unp
S6rrI uno sins mi; ibw In rte Habs
spaloune tinaus, I'm Ju isteH, Db er
nud f6u6sn t6nEs. sBIs 6ru6 mar fstn
gralunen, ale sr fab, Zap Der Snabt
nt6t nur sanj pOrtrriItG laDsn, iCnerrn
aun aueat,siGutt ftbtsbsn fOnnts. 81
traf .lnsn GUasl TN 5IuSs uno Elm Sa'
n,adhrn I'm i6nsQeu 9auf. DariiSer &c.
ictis ,bn Sim unb aab ibm Sura aGIerlti
3t6sr (stns 3uirtscsnbstt 3u psrffbsn.
Gr ,r,iblh SGouttrg pislss uup sr frsuis
F6 sbsnfa(s t6aIi&f.
,,1u muBt ibm JtIstDsr ma&tn, SIM
IlJtt sr, nDu psrf:bF il oitS 6anOwsrt,
unU 70 pts sr isBt dusisbt fdHn Der
Gnobe nttht thinner berumlaufsu."
9'm tbat pisS germ, sab It an bic Or
belt unp balr fUIJtsrls Der 9nOianertnatr,
mts bic 6tnpsr Der bsnahbdrttn aulisplsr
In an fiuDt3tr RIribuns batRr.
IS r3arsn nun mebrtrs Gage bn6in
asadnatn. Shaubsrg bate bic aniiep-
LEI Ter 8'ibs mad tsfudt uno bsrrits st.
nIas gsrmsFuns,n pon Ganp, bariiber bic
U nIsrsr I'm Strrtt warsn, porgsnommsn
auh plr sr l6pu ouf benz bret WtiIsn
sntfsrn. esIsasnsn Sort gsWslsu un0
bdts pie 8staautf6aft ers gcmman.
bfurs Ter Srupprr asma4t. &c mar etn
sanps Isgirisnt Sufnntsrts turt Ratio
nirt, Tcya ots SdsdQsrtf'n nod ttnju
g'tommtu parsu. Wau6mal tsnuets
ar stnsn Waulsisl gum 3eitsn, baufa
rdnrtrts or aud ia 6uB. GrmipsI
ftb,r sT tiu'S 4ttnte uon stutr ldua,rtn
Su6tOdr ,urG6. nls sr ben @cmmauetur
bee 5OrlS auf ittnsr Station fdnp, btr
on ldnssrr 3tt auf istns 3urIdfunil
atWdht tsln. Ter Snptansrtnat.
fpasIts S,rabe In rsr Nibt.
"sButlt6, 5trr S6aubtrs," Iasts Der
SuFesr, nahOsm fib Die 5srrru bssribi
bLtsn, I'D mub Sbnen siu COB srtbsilsn,
bsnn biz Ssrdnrsguns bts Snotsn IN gar
gu msrtltG. Scr wtnissn Gaetn NOD
elm ormes wilcts 6stoeuttnO, flrbt er itBi
fiif ben 6lnbsrn Der g1et6sn dbnllb."
so batt nur 'getsdu, mas Id fir
TF DIT unp S&uIpisfrit bislt," rntsssnsts
S@aubrra, ~Da6ts Id nur, no fb biz
Gtsrn tts &nabsn tsfduetn."
,,Gr sst5rt pabrGhstnlttb tinem f,Gr
b'ruui,r afTommsntu Srits an, ttr R8
IA elmer gntfsrnuns pOn Utrrjts WetIrn
pom bier bsrumtrtibt. So babe BIS ta
bin nod ntht In Grfatrung brinatn f5n.
nsn. ,u rsi6su Stdmm bitfsr ErIbs ss.
Bort bat. Wan brau6t itnt 9suie niGt
m'br gu fiirGtsn; Rs IiRe total sirdrmf
uuO ttiissn tdum 0nFsn ssnus, UNI a&
ibrtn 2stsneuntsrkaIt samtt III srIbte.
Gen. SO bate tbnsu IdnaR asrus BEL.
ssR,ntsn. uttr Fs balisn fl@ ftsts I6iE'
tern ron ZEN SoIbatsn 1urid. SiE fSsi'
utu ms ni&t SO trausn."
nS4 sIaHbs Id babe mid In 9susH
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WStaiIf : 1Qntcrricitt.

Der lln.tr,sidutt tribtiIt fir sin,sIrt StR-
Ter Uesr aldfisn plane, girliu- uns 6Itfirs-
lntsribt unO bat Pets rarrGtbis cine CUTE glus.
pabl ron 9irlinrn. Sai en-, Srser, irBit Wu'
dtaIisn. Sffee in Srr. SaIrb sGBri5 UptnuE5
an Vinbsrlrabs. u. 6Onran.
R8- 8Tau Grnrab nttsilt sttnfaIls lin
trrrtbt i'm 8uitarrripitItn une 9rians,
ttpaias anmtlrungtn an rbtotm Srit fRsin
FhnFtii5s Strhdf8iisuua. Rmi
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1873-01-16
C5urtIsBuns fClat.)

gcttspinf, g,d., 2. San. STE unt,r
nttnsr Der 3caIsusrut.n bsi pcuscIns
un6 umat8snp batsn ibrsn gtsfttsrR In
SrtrtF Der e66ne pro 1873 stn Gompro.
mib uvrBsfalaS,n, psI&ss fb ouf et'
Bats etr q5bHr pou 1872 griiutt,; rs,
atut 1osii If tiu ,,sIalll&tr". tuprm oi'
eSbus ie ua6 ben 8otI:ngrstifn fsis,n
ocsr faQsu, iercG nis rtHta.r bs!ras'n
iOlsn ais 1926 str GoRnr. Sis Dit
ntut 9ObnbaRe RON psn @rb'tt,rn angt.
aommtn il, WiT0 In f0f aa:n 9Futs7
utGt Ssart,t.st psrrtn 81: Nrb,iis'
p,rrsn atlsn Gnj,t&sn nat Fa tsI
nsusR 4aTif ssfaasn IGf'n.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1873-01-16

,gB,r 1T atsr 0ttcmmsn ?" frua sr.
DE SGwt ter unlrrtrs Suabsn," mar
Die autUort, nedb une nun nt6t 10
llnas Dasttn, Id nil tnOtFsu ptspsr bin
stn erbtn."
Stm ntdts b'iibtne. ariiT Bur Bret
vfdnHe uno fsBtt 4. famunirluO aur's
5susr. pabrtne S6aubsrg wteetr in's
cosorrt !3lmHsr 9tHa. Stppsr uut
obwsfsr fdusrtsR, lrbbaft NIT stndUrtr
rsbsup. auf rsm 6uetobsn. Nle SGau
bsra ptspsr ttniTGr, rbrb flo bas MGp
den tdnsG. um ibrsn Sls Uieprr ttnlu,
rsbmsu. 3rOBVtm l1t niht an tinsn 5,e
duf tinsm StuhIe gsWobnt n Ittn Ihtsu.
lisb ht fb NIT uislrm 4nfdnb niebsr.
Shaubsrs, bsm bic fhlonis Oeldlt ae
dtI, bsUtaditte ole tire Sspfaunarn
Done ttrtn bubfttn Surmsn irgsno cine
uus'b6riss 8ISb, ~ Ssbru, fsptt 4, Id unb
rtdbtsts ts Odttt 70 etn, baR Die w'uiasn
eumpsn, bic ils bsiab, tsins tbrsr i65ul,n
8dje sutblGtrn. - Wauhe elphtiIrts
AufaHce. Dame In bfn Salons bate fh
ptse Raturiinp gum Nu l.r nsbmtn t6n.
men. -
stun" fEus SGouttrs, ,.wis ssfdlt
Der brdunsn Com far tsr aufrntbalt
brim prtbsn Wannt?"
Das 9nOiansrmdo6su hsutttt auf is,
rem 9ruSsr." "Grast tbn, 9srr," lasts
F..
S6aubsrs SsrTdnb tbrs @tinure. CT
iGiittsIts iHrtHen ben SOpf, bltdif BEN
3natsn an uno faste paun 3u friTsn
Shpsfrr: ,,Gutr Srursr III Elm prdttissr
Ruabs, abr ensIiid ptrIfsbt sr nod mot
uno Id tstn inpianiIt. a5sr Id ptrRsbt
In fsiusn 9tbircfn Ju Isisn unp III. laasn
mir btutlt6, ba6 sr lei mir bI,tb,n wig.
lnp ME fsbfs trna nun NIT gu9T
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friedrich l1)eirheI

trIaubt f@, Itinsn GuuntrH uub Stfanuttu
nnjulfisru, bdb r be Wiribfbaft IN lriutm
sGifmtnt RO 325 Pada. glssnus Islbil iittr-
u0mmsn bal, uns pab CT isinsn 9untsu NIT GU
tSm Sitrr, Esineu uus erH brasn Spstltn
aufportrn pirr.
Yiaurre uub gRtint TN gjrebsn, mic frIbtr,
unb bic tetrn grlifcI earantiri. Pin
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-01

When DR.. Frkell gave his performances in
the SERIAL (palace) OF the old Viceroy OF Egypt
ed the old Lion of the Desert: Dr. Frikell cut
on the heads OF black and white dove attach
ed the black head to the white dove aud the
viii to the black tou 3hed the doves with his
wand, and. behold they scared into the air
each with the others head The old monarch,was
10 astonished that he sent word to DIR. Frlkell,
through the Interpreter, that he should procure
him two new servants, white one with placH
head and d black one with a white head Dr
Frikell replied, with great submissiyeness, thai
the essence which adheTes the heads of dover
momentarily is not strong enough to have efec
upon human beings but he would endeaVor e
find the necessary herbs in the desert, or on tht
banks Of the Nile, and then would commence hl'
work DIR Frlkeil was gracefully dismissed b.
the great monarch received valuable presents
and the assurance that the necessary men shoul.
be furnished for the experiment DR.. trlkel
crossed his arms, bowed and retired dm dt
not return.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-01
Latest Gs-nerul News.

In the Udderzook Trial, yesterday, the tes-
tnoney was directed to the proof that A. O.
wilson and Goss we're identical. The witnesses
ware persons who knew Wilson at Bryn Mawr
and Newark, N. j., and they generally express
sal their conviction Il o. he was the same man
as Goss's photograph shows. The trial gets
along slowly.
The secretary Of the Navy is indignant at the
stoires that he had ordered the discharge OF some
twelve hundred men from the navy yard at
Washington Instead of discharging men he
has been employing additional force
Secretary Richardson distinctly denies all
stoves that he is about to leave the Treasury De-
paTtment.
There were thirteen new cases of yellow fever
at Bsinbridge, Ga, on Thursday, and -four yes
tsrlay. The situation is improving, however
there have been severe frosts, and the sick are
recovering.
Three deaths from yellow fever have occurred
at Montgomery, Alabama. since the last report
The weather is cold, and the people are return
ing home.
The New York agent of the Cunard steamship
Company denies the report that daily steam
ship line to Liverpool will be established by
them.
Mike McCaole, who was arrested in st. Louis
on Thursday night on suspicion OF being con
nected with the murder Of Patsey Mauley hat
been released on $4,000 bail.
Orders we're issued yesterday for the removal
OF tho Mo1ocs who are now at Fort McPherson,
to permanent location with the QuApawas OF
Neosho river, in the extreme northeastern cor
ner OF Iudian territory.
The ronndheuse Of the st. Louis and Sonth
eastern railroad at East st Louis. together with
two locomotives. was burned yesterday. LOST
$40 900; insurance not known.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-01
wTTMTNCTON DEL. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER L, 1873.

almost too tremendous for the sense He moves
nbout the ecene steslthily crouchng, soft footed,
like very tiger, and his spring is just As real
and natural consequence OF his repression
Some objection has been made to his conception
of OtllellO that he renders the Moor needlessly
violent But il seems to me that the language
given to OtIlelL0 will warrant any extreme OF pas
sion which the actor is capable of expressing
words and action eau go no further than SNAKE
spea,e has set down. Furthermore. .SalVlnl Is as
grave and tender as manly and conhding, in the
carly ecences as he Ia altogether lost in agony at
the supreme end. Besides the points lu5t men
toned would note for you the mastery way IN
which he received the first intimations OF lagos
story his delivery Of the passage commencing
''Oh' though lovely weed" the entire final scene
and especially his realization that he has been
deceived The agonized inarticulate cry which
rang through the theatre at that last moment
rings in my ears even yet, and almost
think will never quit them. The death scene
was painfully vivid He tore and gashed
at his throat as a wild beast might that fought
without reason to rid itself of some deep-seated
pain, and finally fell and expired in such realis-
| tic throes that people turned away their faces
horror stricken. When the curtain went down
| there was more of the customary enthusiasm.
| Awed and hushed. the people left the iheatie
with the impression on them that they had Wit
| messed a yeritable murder and suicide. Ii was
| the house of death, aud it was relief to us to
| get into the open air and see the stars shining
calmly overhead We had seen tragedy.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-01
SECOND EDITION.

PROGRESS OF THE CASE, TO-DAY.

ERp0HASH
WEST CHESTER, PA, Nov. l.
Franklin Mills, a felow-bosrder with Wilson
at Newark recognized the ring and identlhed
the photograph.
Jas. B. williamson, a manufacturing 1eweler
Of New York, knew Wilson, who offered to sell
the ring to him. He identified the ring and de-
scribed the pecularity OF its make, differing from
any he had ever seen.
Augustus O Laurie, of New York, fellow
boarder with Wilson, identified the CATERS found
with the body closely resembling these worn by
Wilson. Wilson had them half soled in Newark
aud borrowed an old pair of boots to wear
in the meantime. He recognized the photo
graph and also the ring
Edward Sltton. also fellow-boarder, positive
ly Unidentified the ring and photograph. He saw
the prisoner when visit to Wilson at MRS.
Toombs.
In the cross examination. the witness said he
recognized the ring by the peculiar make and
also because he noticed that when 1t was hrst
shown by Wilson that ring had been cut and
soldered again at the back. lie noticed this
particularly because it was poorly done. The
witness had been in tho j9welry business for
the past fifteen years.
| Michael O'Donnell, fellow boarder, recog-
nized the vase, having examined it on one occa-
sion, when Wilson wanted to swap with him.
Witness made Wilson on the day when he left
a present of bone collar button or stud lie
had worn it himself nearly two years; witness
described the button and on one found in the
shirt being shown him, identified it as the one
presented. He also identified the photograI /
as the likeness of Wilson.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-01
xHE MORNING AFTER HALLOw EVE.


How,s this? iva not been drinking;
Invent to bed at nine;
Yet either the worlds gone all astray,
or else this brain OF mine.
For the Mudvl'le of iAst evening,
Before closed my eyes,
Is metamorph1sed in awy
That can't real.zs.
And things t. at were, aud things tWere not,
seem puzz inglI toblend,
in one incongruous Past and Now,
Most hard to comprehend.
For instance, slCdgel's yonder.
For years blacksentn snop,
Is now where you'll "a smoo.h shave" get
Or Questionable crop
And with gaud5 gllt-topped pole
Erect hefore the dSor,
Itl0 rs widely different place
From what 1t did before.
Then Foiceps, who by 'ntal a :,
Has furnished con olaiion
To aching laws time out of mind,
Has changed his occupation,
And nnhs in copper, bones, old rags,
r nd rubplsl of that kiad,
Acll ing o a nature more
Congenal to his mind.
And, Heavens, Parson Meek. of whom
No harm was euer thought,
NoA filunts a sign with Prime Old kye'
Walk in AMI try a snoit.
And "C0tktails," 'Julips," and the IKE,
A full yard long array;
A wondrous tran formation sure,
Since only yesterday.
While Frlzz, the wig man. IAN odd kink
into ones head to get)
A painted w11den Indian
Has on his doorstep set.
which IN aans s'pose, oh horror,
That, bald folks to supply.
A redskln deity whips of scalps
From those who're passing by.
Fen gossiplng Miss Pry has caught
the strange infection too;
And flaming placards tell of-wHAT!
Oh, mott can'G be-PheW
"Songs, "Dances, ""Femae Minstrel Troupe,
"Grace, Melody and Mirth"
delicious peer on zap, heFes "heio
You get your moneJ's worth"
Look where will, there meets my gaze
some n eewilderlng sight;
Each more perpleAing than the first,
1t DeaIs the witches quite
OF all the plaques that scou-ge the earth,
From pole 70 pole, ye gods!
This epidemic lunacy
Bears of the palm by odis.
But hold,-h1, ha, well now, by J1ve,
The things as plain as day;
lha m stcrg's solved, sudden III ught
Explains it all away.
and haw absurd l should forg It
And so deceived have heen-
That mtsGhief-nakers' carnival
Time honored Hallow cen.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-01

-Deer-stalking in the forests OF Scotland has
been very poor this season.
Olive Logan is in Paris, and she proposes to
remain there for some time.
curious people are not allowed to inspect
the progress made in terrifying Paris
"A man in Troy stabbed a mad dog with a big
shawl-pin, and thereby escaped biting.
What is true of the rose is true OF any flour
by any other name it would mean wheat.
"A Catholic bishop in ireland has prohibited
the dancing of polkas. waltzes and galops with
in his diocese, hereafter.
M. Rouzaud, the husband Of Nine. Nilsson,
has Just returned from a trip to the western
plains, where he has been shooting Buffalo
"A man OF partisan actor.
There is nothing ''goes against" more thar
mill-stones.
-Ruasia's Khivan expedition cost, according
to English journals, e5OO 900.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-01
The Old Red shop Mt ode.s..


ITS oHkCKERED HISTORY OF CENTURY As DWELL
INa snoP. LenGE ROOM AND SCHOOL.
Correspondence Of the Commercially.
ODESSA. DHL Oct 90.
An old land mark has disappeared, coeyal
with old Drawers and the Friends church, and
with them musty with the traditions OF age. The
past week has witnessed the removal of the
'old Red Shop" as it was familliarly called
which stood on the main street of the town Gin
its earlier history known as Uantwell's Bridge.)
The shop WAS built long, long ago, beyond the
recollection OF our Oldest inhabitants. The ex'
act date of it's erection is not known. but 1t If
supposed to have been built one hundred ana
twenty years ago. In its early history 1t was
used AZ a dwelling and around the mnd-pias'-
cred hreside the family circle met in sweet COM
muuion Beyond sixty years ago nothing IL
known of its occupants, the recollection OF nc
one now living running no further DICK than the
time of the misses Darrah, two maiden sisters
who resided there during the first decade OF the
present century. Here these old aud indastrl,
ons old ladies' lived in aecusion and enjoyed
their own quiet lives in attending to their Owl
domestic occupations ...,
After the death OF these two spinsters, tht
''Old Red Shop" fell into the possession o.
Charles Tatmau, who has retained 1t even untl
the present time.
From dwelling the building was converted
into an Odd Fellows Lodge room, and within IL
walls many were initiated into the mysteries
that order who have since tried the realities o
the unknown world Next the building wa
converted into q shop, and the ringing anv
and screeching saw have sent out their sonna
OF industry to the admiration OF many btnra
mechanics. Then for many years, the sho
was without tenant, and became the abode o
cooling pigeons. -.
A few years ago. when all had seemed to fol
sake it, the principal OF the Odessa Institute re
fitted il and Furnished 1t for school building
But now the axe has been applied, and the tlm'
honored structure has fallen before the nece
stiles OF advancement Throughout its checl
cred history the "old Red Shop" has witAstno
the decay Of time. and it's oaken timbers, whe
removed, we're both strong aud durable.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-01

A CAR UPSET BETWEEN WEST CHESTER AND PHIL
ADELPHIA.
WEST CHESTER, Nov. l.
Last evening. while the train on the
West Chester q Philadelphia II II. was at Glen
Mills, the first car left the track and rolled down
the embankmeut The car was filed for the
most part with ladies, but no one was seriously
hurt, The trains and mails are seriously delay
aI
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-01
Philadelphia.

DEPARTURE OF THE OHIO AND " RYDAL HALL"
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. l.
The steamer Ohio, of the American line, sailed
for Liverpool at eight o'clock, this morning pre-
ceded by the steamer Ryddl Hal, of the Red Star
line for Antwerp.
The Ohios cargo includes 1858 bales OF cotton,
2s2 passenger car wheels, and lot Of maleable
iron castings.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-01
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

Jackson, tie bill-poster has four-legged
duck.
The CLAYTON House guepts will dine on roast
turkey and venison tomorrow.
The curb market changed from the east to the
west side of King street, this morning.
The Union National Banking Co., will move
back into its own elegant brown-stone, banking
house on Monday.
The Monument Association did not meet, la
night, the committee to which certain matters
were referred not being ready to report.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-01

FLOOD NO LONGER APPREHENDFD.
ROME, ITALY, Nov. 1.
The Tiber is falling and the fears Of flood
100 ra,,aOuad
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-01

PRICE OF GOLD, TO-DAY.

PRICE OF GOLD, TO-DAY.
NEW YORK. Nov. l.
Gold opsned this morning, at LOSS.
NEW York, Nov. /.
The firm Of Claain 4 1,dry goods Dealers is
spoken of as in trouble. A meeting OF creditors
will be held at noon
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-01

Billy Steward who some days ago. made a
dastardly assault on Constable Ward, was held
in $500 for Court Edward Scott, an accomplice
in the affair, and who attempted to intimidate a
witness, was held III $500 for court.
Owen Fisher, for an assault on Fannie John
son, was fined 81 and costs.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-01

FIRE ALARMs-The fire alarm which was
sounded at O'Clock was caused by bonfire in
the western pBrt of the city. An hour and a
half later flames were discovered In GlDson
stables. at the Swan Hotel but they we're extin-
gulshed without much damage. The fire COM
pAnes turned out.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-01

STANDING COMMITTEE OF THE DIOCESE OF DEL
AwARE.-At meeting of this body, yesterda.
morning, at the residence Of its Secretary, the
Rev. Mr.. Latimer. testimonials were presented
and paper signed recommending Mr.. George W
johnson for ordination to the Deaconate, anC
Mr. Wan. McOaulley Jefferis, as candidate fo
nrdera.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-01

The LATEST GuBERNAToRIAL CANDIDATE The
Ninth Ward Democrats, we understand will pre-
sent the name OF their fellow.townsman,C Capt. w.
Thatcher, to the Gubernatorial Nominating Con
ventior when it shall meet. In the meinwhiie'
thew will make vigorous canvass OF the Cap
tain's claims and fitness for the position. One
thing we will say for the Captain, lie will "futl
The cheer" entirely and gracefully.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-01
9eaths.

FLINN.-IR this city on Thu sday tine W Il lhsS''
Jnhn Film, in his seven y-eighth year; -.
The relaiv's and fri nds of th5 family rsi Az rsi
quss ed wit nut further tlce TO atteul ne NJ
ilom his Ste residence No. COL iolet 81, on Mon
d4, mnrnng the 8ri of November st lrthg ~ clever
O'Clock Services at the house AZ lOH ococA'
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-01
Commercial Reports,


PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
PHILADlLPHIA, Oct. 81.
Cotton steady; 1494@l51ac. Flour unchang
ed superfne. S416@514; extras. "a ga "a; a, Zen
wi Wheat in better request; red 81 is; amber, 81 5s
al. SO; No. spring 81 49, Rye steady s5GgS6,
Corn in better request and iirner; yellow ,G212g "a
63; western mixed 62@63 Oats dull; white Al
a4s; mixed 42l2@i6, Whiskey quiet at 9ic.
BRANDYwINE MILLS QUOTATIONS To-DAG.
Family Flour 25Os107 rs
Evtra Flour. ..........7 :. 50(O 50
s%nar6ne Flour r.........,.....- $500 6 so
Whaat -N .'....... / 60
Corn ....., 67