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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-01

...H tAKpLlNA CKOr REPORTS -IHE
VS., toR> ASP CoTrnN DKsTKOyED-FEAEs
III l'hA,n 'Nor.-IFrom Wilmington
. . j.ara1t. 2Tth "A Very heavy Frost
r., "a. Ground IN This city and secll ~
m,rniny. and rom all Tia we can
. .,..t considerable INJURY has cen the
ia some petitions Of the City The
.- GIANTS arc lady h!i-htcd, many #
l,yIn- entirely destroyed, while in
r. 1i.,r, j II" pric ptibl: Injury. On
,D,ck llyra- in this vicinity, - genc!al
r., IT," c;ru nhrr-, s4Ia>hcS, and bca! 5
G.rs.. Will" the p.a-I mes have be, II
w,rl"u,, d2rnng,d. Mr.. George T.
II Excelsior. thinks that ne his
.uilrrd 10 TIE extent OF fully 800.
h"@ln shipping peas last week, bit
will plt him back fully Il week.
..a AZ alnu. thv line OF the Wilmington
., Ion. the Wilmington, Charlotte and
gi. and the Wilmington. Columbia
0~'n railroads we bear doIeful &C
Tn. moic tender OF the plants are
ia~ Gotten and corn are cut down
-2.,1t. and serious fears are enter
.yd IL leach crop has been de-
.r!, t"ll his latter il will take some days
: determine. The damage TO Gods
'!lttHcI> alone = estimated ut solne
Eyr $4,000, and those uear Newbern
20 aore a.so Suffered severely.
.r .|.'. il The mcHuIy of the "uldest 10.
yNn furnish Il parallel to Ibis cold
~" II The season.. At this time last
ID! '.o@ rkcrs were doing a tine business,
Z '''r" Vain that sped northward carried
.,. .",ignmen,s of early garden pro-
-. 'Ac northern markets. But this
i l. different. and instead OF money
~ IN, IT /, simply SO much money going
dead i,,> 10 those who had calculated
-'"\! -prjn@ crop.
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The Norfolk Tirginian says the Rev. DR..
Hoge will lecture in that city on the 18th
instant.
Judge Robert =. Warden, late of Ohio, and
now in Washington. is engaged in preparing
a work on "The Life and Times Of Chief
Justice Chase" which may appear before
the close of the present year.
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Petersburg.

Petersburg.
- n-CCRtrUS ~CkSE-SALE OF
..v.A<NS rTIoN--EFLI-
Observation-Disclosures rollTICs-nL-
..- vl.. 1uH> X. THOMPSON.
al.. ls. : NJ tho Richmond Dispatch.I
rr-Yr>RuRG. VA, April so, 1873.
.n.at about II O'Clock Mr.. Tucker,
,.fs ~ The tobacco factory Of Mc>srs.
~ BROTHERS. met with an accident
500 rear being attended with fatal
r-r>. Mr.. Tucker was employed
.....nrCr I" assist him in stopping TIC
ai having caught The belt ~ re-
~ drawn ny 10y il Ia the ceiling.
." r7uGht between The pulley and
IL, 49, exposed ior >ome time 10 The
>:tam pipes. till finally the belt
90 DOWN. aud his release effected BY the
a; efforts Of several strong men. His
., rr, - a very serious character.
,."r arci,!rui also hctcIl Mr.. Caleb
tAt the swift Creek cotton factory
..t. Falling into the miIlrlcc, MIR.
d WI, riGCHt and carried under with
-.l. ana tho person VIII" undertook 10
water on. in his confusion and ter
..u.a on u heavier volume. Mr..
.. made several revolutions with the
.l.. ,3.,.gncd serious injuries before
-.-,cd.
,., I~utr.li-cuce has been received Of
Yesterday at lis residence, near
~ nr. N~.r>iuiu> W. Harrison. II
ed citizen and prominent ph,si-
ts. Harrison WAS born in Prince
N 1922. and was Il graduate
u.>ttv Of Virginia and the Mcdl-
~ Philadelphia. He bad been
.,'Jn,v "a sufferer with consumption.
,.nr rt Iii death Dr.. Harrison was
.,u 81 Grace Episcopal CHURCH.
..rl>r. .al: serious and half comic.
>.. IL II" city jail. \ black virago
s a Ann Valentine - half iuan in
NrJ a. nalno-Na> sentenced to
'.ry for seven wears during the
o.: The Hastings Court IL the
-.u- III thieves aud robbers. Yes
me- create: liberty was allowed
...r >tc Washed her clothing PIE
~, "a leaving for Richmond, and
.a...,vt, htI>ell Of the opportunity
IRE the Fi>ln! Of the TAILOR
.ad"r III" hcaH OF h. bed. and having
/. Two Shots She hulIicadcd bcr>cli il
aui tad" d.tianJr to tlt party. SiIc
cd that she WouId Nil an,hnly who
,t - secure her. and then Kill her
.@~ rltrialn fell "a the situation Is
.r...-.n,.3 gr II p'pinrE Inst NIGHT opG
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"O,,N la>t Wa> observed Us memorial
81 Augusta, Georgia. with peculiarly
t}" and imposing ceremonies. There
uh' ti.r,r'u. 81 military c":npuule>-
"' l'rrGc Guards, Irish Volunteers,
Redmond l!u>>ar> ; and flags, richly
a'a rcG, were presented to the two for
."inIan.rs with appropriate speeches
.'rn'u,r>. The c@*lcr-.tonc OF the
.'t lAtc monI,ncnt Was also laid, under
.~'>trr- Of lie Craotepa Club. and an
' a'irrss VA, delivered hv Hon. II.
Il. IUast.
=. cory, II Richmond, has been
llsd T. .HlsnI lor I'D invalid bedstSad,"
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GaE'T CONCERTS.
500 600 FOR ONLY $40.

Enough 1rthc loo, 900 tickets issued for the THIRD
GRAND GIFT JOSCERT IN aid oi the Public Library
ur kentucky havii. been sold To Insure Il ful! draw.
Ing, aud the wish having hecn universally expressed
tia, tlIr lu.Om cash gifts offered should pc dr7twh Ill
ffnII. and mil i'm fin without any scaling down, ~
here; otort. the ma. .agcIurni. with the concurrence
Of the trustees, have determined TO allow. ninety
an noud The rouccrt and distribution advertised
Tor April l., therefore. postponed to TCEsllAI,
july :. 1873. on which day. anu no other. ihey WIN
positively and uneyuiyoctlly take plare In fUB-
Lie LIBRARY HALL. LuClSNlLLt.kl -,
At This Grand Concert the following cash gins VIII
be distributed 'y lot anl pail In full to the ticket
holders who draw thou:
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additional fer services, and found Constable
indebted to the estate to the amount Of
S2,0I4, the disallowed disbursements. Judge
Robinson reserved bis decision.-Neu York
Post,
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DAFFRON,

WILLIAM DAFFRON,
w 1I3S MAIN STREET,
offers 10 the public the following GOODS:
Picturcs--largcst stock south of Washington:
Chromcs and Gil-IaimtlnSS. any that are in the
market; ] lcture Frames made at lulf-houris notice;
Photograph Frame:--lalgc stock always on hand;
Mouldings. all sorts-jo.0oo feet on baud Looking
Glass Plates and Loohing-Glass Framcs-a large
stock; large Family Bibles, extra large size and
finish. most approved editions Clocks from the
best manufacturers in the United States. suitable
Tor parlors, offices, aud stores. Carpcts-Brusscl5,
extra supcrtinc, supcrfinc, medium, and other
descriptions OF carictings. Kugs-brusscls. velvet,
and tapestry. uil-cloths. Ma~ttings-Checked and
plain. lrst description. Walnut Extension Tables,
aud ether articles. All of Which | will sell for cash.
or by payments OF weekly or monthly instruments.
lie :i-eud3lu WILLIAM DAFFiON.
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OFFICIAL.

CHANCE Or HOURS OF FIRST AND
"; ECUND MARkETs.-On and after The LIST Of
May tire First aud Second Markets will close at 10
o'clock In the morning. except on Saturdays.
The hours on SATURDAY will he from daylight
to 10 A. ~, and from 5 10 Q 2. VI.
SAM. ELLIS,
ap 3O-ot GEORGE T~lMBERLAkE.
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG Coal
RICHMOND. VA. Uecember II. 1877.

AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD Co,t
RICHMOND. VA. December IL. 1877.
IN AND AFTER WEDNESDAY, DE-
~ GENDER 18th, the TRAINS on this road will
run as follows:
The NAIL TRAINS leave Richmond a, S A. u.
and ':2o 7: NJ, aud leave Petersburg ut ll:1s A. NJ.
and Sos L. NJ.
FKEIGilT TRAINS, with a passenger coach at
t,cilc'l, leave Richmond 1T 3 a. N. and r. NJ. and
leave Petersburg ut $40 4. ii. and $50 T.. u.
'rhe SUSDAY EXCURSION will leavs
Richmond and Petersburg o.s \. W.. Returning,
leave Richmond and Petersburg at $50 T. ~, Instead
Of O'Clock, rs heretofore.
The s A. VI. TRAIN will not leave Richmond On
Sundays, and the s:5 L. VI. MAIL TRAIN and $50
4. VI. FREIGHT TRAIS will not leave Petersburg
na SUNDAYS.
passengers for Norfolk will take the $40 P. NJ .
DAILY TRAIN, and those from Norfolk will con-
nect At Petersburg with the ll:45 A. NJ.
Passengers from Glover uill win take the $40 A
VI. TRAIN on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays
and returning leave Richmond on the same days at
o:2o 2. NJ.
The NAIL TRAINS will stop only at Chester aud
Manchester.
ThesA. VI. TRAIN will connect at Petersburg
9Th the Atlantic, Mississippi aud Ohio railroad for
ESuchDurg daily.
be attached to the THROUGH TRAIN ut Weldon,
THOMAS II. wYNNE,
de 10 President
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NEW

NEW CLOTHING.
FROST MAY DESTROY CROPS. But NOT
CLOTHING.
The undersigned has Just returned frnm the North
fron his second trip this season, where he pur.
chased the finest stock cf
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING
ever offered In this market, and Invites III eAami-
nation from Tho public.
These goods will he sold lower than the same can
be bought AT RETAIL In New York.
WILLIAM IRA SMITH, Agt.,
100 ylalu street.
Rim of RIG FLAG. ap "a rod3t
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CARRIAGES. BIGGIEs. &c.

CARRIAGES, BJGGIES. &c.
~ ARIA G f S, cHE~sA
FARM WAGONS, &C.
have on hand 4 large stock of
LIGHT FAMILY CARRIAGES, EOCKAWAYS,
AND BCGGIES.
ALo, just received, an assortment OF the
CELEBRATED STUDERAhEK FARM WAGON,
with the thImble skein, or Iron axle. These wagons
ore usad extensively In the south aud west, aud are
well adapted for farm purposes.
,sw,m GEORGE A. AlSSLIE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-01

IF YOU WANT ANY ARTICLES OF
l. GOID-BaND. WHITE CHINA or WHITE
GRANITE WARE. call on f. II. TAYLOR. Nn.0
Governor street, where you will lind a large assorl-
mrut of the abrve, and many other HOUSE
which will Dc sold at very low prices ut
r.. +. TAILnR'S,
up30 No. 9GOvpruOr street. Richmond. Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-01

IF YOU WANT \ NICE SILVER
i PLATED ICE.PITCHER, WAITER. and
GOBLETS. call Oh +. q. TAYLOR,
up 80 No. Q Governor street.
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r. PICTuRE-FRAMES:
Parties having IICTU:hS to FRANZ or in
want OF ERAMES Of ANY DESCRIPTION VIII
savetwenty-dve per cent. Ivy calling or sending their
orders 10 LASS MAIN -,,
ap 2a.3Y WNAAA0 OASSSsS"'
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LIST OF GIFTS:

Total. 10000 gifts, all cash .............. .S3vu,1a
The money 10 pay all these gifts In full IS now
upon dcpoSitin TIE Farmers and Druvers Bank OF
Louisville. ana Sc, aside for that purpose, and can
only DC used for that purpose, as will &c seen by the
following certificate OF the cashier:
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IF YOU WANT A GOOD ARTICLE
i. of sIL> ER-PLATED SPOONS, KNIVES, and
FORKS, Of The wr!l-snown Rogers Brothers make,
call on T.. B. TAYLOR,
ap 81 No. 3 Governor street.
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EDUCATIONAL.

TNINE RSITY OF VIRGINIA.
SUMMER LAW-LECTCRES
mine weekly hreiu 18th july, 1879. end !3th Saptem-
her. Have proved OF signal use-lst, To students pro-
posing 10 pursue their studies ut this or other Ia W
school; ri. TO those who design 10 study privately ;
sd. tu young practitioners WIN have no, had the nd
vantage of systematic Instruction. For circular,
apply tpost-otlice University of Virginia) to
JOHN B. MINOR,
Professor Common and Statute Law.
my 1-etawom
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-01

TFYOU DECORATED CHINA
l. DINNER, TEA, or CHAMBER SET, call on
+. b. TAYLOR,
no so Nc. q Governor street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-01

IF YOU WANT A CHAMPION RE-
l. FRiGERATOR. the lest In the market. call OH
f. II.
ap 20 No. 8 Governor street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-01

FRENCH REMEDIES, &c.
n A~CBERGIER'S SYRUP L~ACTCSARIUN
TuAPsIA PLASTER, vegetable %irritant;
LERA'S SYRUr PHOS. IRON and SODA,
BURNS LOZENGES, of the Alkaline Lactates;
GUYOT'S CONCENTRATED LIQUOR OF lar,
LASCELoT's IODIzED SYRUP HoRsERADlsH,
LANCELor's CIGARETTES, for Asthma
LAvILLE'S ELIXIR and PILLS. for Gout:
LEyAsSECR'S ASTHMA TUBES,
ESPIC'S ASTHMA CIGARETTES,
GRrMAULT's PEPSINE POWDER,
R~oUDAULT'S PEPSINE. WINE and ELIXIR;
SAyORY s. MOoRE'S PEPSINE ~ PORCI,
FRANKS GRAINS DE SANTE,
FOuRSIER'S PACLLISIA POwDERS,
RACAHOUT DIES ARABES,
BROU'S INJECTION,
MATICo INJECTION,
PENNIES SEA-SALT, for Baths;
FoUGERA'S PATE PECTORALE.
CLERTAS'S PEARLS OF ETHER, &c &c.
SwASS's SYRUP HYPOPHoSPHITES,
Q~UEvESNE'S IRON, by Hydrogen, with Spoon.
For sale by MEADE i BAKER.
Agents for French Preparations,
ap II 0i9 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-01

ERAME DWELLING with two stories,
Il containing seven roorDs: kitchen, and lot 3dXi 5j
feet, with M alley Ia Tho rear, on the south side Of
Clay street between Invent eighth aud Twenty
ninth streets, for sale privately. Apply tn
RfCHARDsON 4 CO.,
INV lat 1l13 Main street.
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HOUsE-FURNIsHING GOODS.

KEEP COOL.-IF YOU WANTAGOOD
~ WATER-CUOLER call on
+. ~R.TiYLOR.
an 30 No. 9 Governor street.
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=. Il CO.,

CHINA AND QUEENSWARE,
GLASSWARE,
PLATED WARE,
PLANISHED WARE,
BRITANNIA WARE,
TISWARE.
lROS-WARE,
WILLOW-WARE,
WOODEN WARE. at
SMITH & McCURDEY'S.
anT 421 Broad street.
WALLPAPERS, WlNDOW,sHADEs'
LACE CURTAINS and SHADES,
CORN1Ct.S BANDS, &C.
PAPER HANGING and UPHuLSTER1NG exc
!. HENRY GRAFTON,
No.. Ninth street, three doors above ala'n.
NH ri -,.plim
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~ two stories atrfte, containing nine rooms: kitcl-
ell. and lot I5xla5 feet, with au alley In the rear, ON
The north side Of Mar-hall street between Twenty
seventh anu went y-clghth streets, Tor sale privately.
Apply TO RIlHAEDSuS ( co.,
my lit lib Main street.
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ap ls-deaw&IcowtJyl
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-08-30

NETTING last wEER-TnB CARRIAGE
neutrality-suspicious. lMuWrANTlAcTloE
TAKEN.
The Board held It's regular weekly
meeting Friday week, President Mccall
in the Chair.
The following committees were con-
iinucd First Ward on nuisance IN Par
IRISH street; Fllth Ward Commitlce on
alley b tween Sixth and Seventh aud
Madison and Windsor the seventh Ward
Uommltte. ON olrd from Henry Clay fac
tory and on the general condition OF Nc
Dowcllyile; the Eighth Ward Commit
tee ON AL. between Ninth and Tenth
and Walnut and Wilson streets; the
Ninth Ward Committee on nuisance in
i.ammnt street and water in an alley the
Committee in the Tcath Ward on uui-
sance al corner of Third and Harrison
streets, and pond OF stagnant water on
Linden street rear jackson.
The Tenth Ward Committee made no
report whatever on the hill If Sfealinan
,S Bro, for $500, and the hill was thu re-
fore Included in "A new one rendered by
the same firm for 1928 which was re-
fcrrcd to SPECIAL cuumitlee with DR..
GhOrtlidge as chairman.
The Treasurer on the claim against
the estate ut Alexander Muni .omery Was
continued as also inc special cOmuittcc
ON sewage.
A petition for Thomas Dixon for license
asanisht scaycuuer was reported 10 the
c,,nmiit,c or licenses
A motion los a. Thatcher to declare
the o.i Ferry Mttsh, bounded ON the
north by 6ohn-uu street, on the west hy
pan. strr,.t. on the south by Font street
and a., the ens, hy Church street mai
sancc. WAS lost hy IL vo.r ct . yeas to II
ua,s. but tho citik WAS then directed t.
,.r,ys,,,t the matter to Cily tonncil and
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-08-30


THE NEW SCHOOL HoUsE CONTRACT
AwAKnLn TO STEPHEN DAVIS aT
SIG,SuO.
TIN, po,rd or Fjn.,t.,n l.lfo r.ru1lr
,,..th,ss NrnJa, p,.side,t llill.s i'm
I'M. rh,ir.
Mr.. baird. chairman of the Finance
Coutn,ittee rcported tlnt hc had drawn ON
the City Treasurer Tor tlG,OCO 10 ppy
bills, etc.
AIR. & mia. from the committee nn tle
nov .choul 80 the western rtW ~ th'
rity cin.trd H. taNnr eft yivi % thr cua-
ira. 20 Strpicu Dlyi-, ;h, inArstuuid'r B.,
for siG.SaO. Twelve hi'~ 10 do the titur
Wu,k pad hccn received. a wsoluli"n
accompanied the report giving the con
4 tract Ia Mr.. Dd,i-, p,nti .rd hr give sr-
curiiy ia the sun Of sl1,uOO for The tii'h-
( full parl'rmau,c Of his duty, and To com
plcie the bLildmg 10y F,huary LIST.
A lnug aud tiresomc discussion fol
! lowed, sOt.c Of the members making The
same speech Two ur three time.
The whole bids were called for, when
| they were read rs follows; j. z. ID.
seeds. $iT.SOO; W. Mason, flT.luO
Jacob Webb, sl7,S1O; j. D. Wmslow,
! Sl7.OOO; Z. Chandler, sl1SiT; j. g.
lladdork, slSG71; 4. II. puanc ,V c.,
! Slg. O2O;J. Jcilrics ~ Son, Slg.34l; Ease
| WnodroS, $is,SjO; james Mitchell,
slQ.14i; James Brennan, a., S1i; Stephen
Davis, tl6, 500.
Mr.. Macallistcr moved that the base of
the school instead of being of ~tuur %,
made Of brick, which would cost less,
Lot.
nation I'm adam, thc r.no,t of th,
...'.,.'t1,., a. r.,,.l ,,,.. ,.,se,J Mn, I,,l
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-08-30


Before judge Bradford Tuesday,
argument was open IN the case OF Augusta
Bickta, Assignee Of WIN. Richmau, Jr.,
rs. Robert l.. Armstrong and Robert II.
Jones, plaintiff. Mr.. Jones Is plaintiil IA
an execution under which the personal
property of Richman was taken in exc
cution. This was an argument wi rilc
to show cause why the Sheriff Should not
deliver the goods taken m execution TO
the Assignee under the bankrupt law.
The case was argued for the sheriff
and Mr. Jones by Is. Niclds, q, the
poiuls of the defence b,ing that the
court had no jurisdiction 10 prac-cd
against the defendants in this snit by q
rule To show cause; also, tht the writ
of execution was put In the hands Of The
Sheriff May 10th, 1873, aud the property
of Rchmnnn levied upon within 80 day
thereafter, and that, therefore, the ua-
signec had no right TO the property.
Il is alleged, however. in the ptrt Of
the Assignee that the petitiou WAS filed
before the Levy was made. Tins stat.
mrut wds made by Mr.. lllggiHs aud the
Court adjourned until Wednesday.
The argument in the kchman ease
consumed all Of Wcdnr sday aud pur
of Thursday. The Court then al-
iourned until September Let, roserving
its decision in the cas-.
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, ,:,o,,, I,o,ror 1one away wIth.

House cleaning Is a great horror to nine
mon out nf every ten. when that time
comes the men folks" as rule give the
domestic hearth "widc berth" Oceans
Of snds--thc product of tons of soap-fairly
Honi every part of the hnuse. The women,
from the mistress down. labor as they
never worked before, and what with the
discomfort. the smell OF suds aud the damp
ness. and moi unirequenily sickness, the
product Of colds and oyerwork matters are
generally disagrecable. The simple use Of
Sapolio Instead Of soap does away with all
this discomfort IL lightens the labor a
hundred per cent. because II removes dirt,
grease. stains and spots, with hardly anv
labor. with but little water, and in one
tenth the usual time.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-08-30

A NOVEL IDEA or now TO AVON rnE pI'
GRACE OF THE THiNG.

NOVEL IDEA or now TO AVutn THE DIS
GRACE OF THE THiSG.
There is lady heiling from the Fadcr-
land. residing in Our city, WHO can To-
truth do any aud al kinds Of labor. We
have been reminded Of occasions when
she took the place of her husband by per-
forming his amount of daily labor in his
absence from the workshop. Some time
ago she started Il heer saloon IN the house
in which she lives, acting as bartender,
proprietor and everything else, So tar as
dealing out beer aud receiving the cash
therefor was concerned. Her saloon was
open at early dawn aud Continued so be-
yond midnight and Il good way into the
morning. Occasionally Il fight or two
would occur there ana mar the peaceful
SAUNDERS of the neigbbOrs close by, and
this sort of thing continuing for some
time, persons living in the vicinity ac-
quainted her with the fact that the place
had received a "bad name" in cOnse-
quence. She Immediately set TO work
endeayOring to repair the injury that
living In such house was likely to bring
to her name. Having purchased lot
adjoining her present residence, she had
d building erected thereon, having 10 cou-
neciion made with her former residence,
which she intended sill TO occupy but
only as Il beer saloon, her residence To be
next door. When the new structure Vi.
tnishrd she entered ii with the joyous
satisfaction, that it was free from tine IN
holy contamination Of mcddlcsOme and
Calumuious tongues.
One of the ncighbors interro.ntlng hci
as to the motive which induced her 8,
leave her former abode ami cater new
quarters, she replied with sigh Of re
lief "Wcll, you SEE that oder house has'
bad name, and build dis house wha
don't have Il bad name, and / i've here
Won see"
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-08-30

ONFoRn CAR CnMrASY.-Tho Peach
- 'om Railway Co, has given the OK
foil Cooperative CarCo., an order for the
~. oni class passenger car, one smoking
nra baggage car, and six hOx freight
cr's, all Of which are to be finished by
ihr first of November next. The car
CO. ipany will turn ont two hand trucks
ior ihe same railroad company this week.
Those cars are 10 he of narrow gauge
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-08-30

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WEST t'iu1frff Nii-' -1th- hc h"i INli
enu COUNTY tnuNentinu met t"-1iF iu linti-
Hlturt. HAL. dco. W. Nupcfl' ial. Wa
elected President. iA' INST question itktn
mp was In relation To- making - nomination
iur the Scnhh hY an arr thT"h'hl or tn'
conlerccs last year the nomination for this
wear was rnuceip 10 delaware couufy Nui
there is a great deal ut dias1usi'eiion here
with the nomination oi Thomas y. cooper
hY IN" Delaware AhhntN NnnNth1inN' hc
htyius, while in The a sarml. ~ N'iet ioi
the " Nine Million liill. whlrh o. Is 1"li'
LARRY auppOorl pray ided Tor the Alutr &C.
lion ui utr millions ui dollars TOR du' ln.is
uses. Those who were aiiisltrd 10 Ahlir 10y
Delaware couuty's choice voted % ticket
headed no nomination, and there being
mfiur,ly col such, there was no nomination.
Is the Convention, the matter being leit 10
cnuierecs 10 he named hy the chairman.
For Associate Judge BeuJnmili thsamnre'
the present incumbent was re-homihaied hy
acciamttion.
FOR Assembly lir. u. W. Baily was nomi
matted hy reclamation and rector q. Garry.
nt fhmniNviile, on tue MIRA htlint me
West Chester men had expected 'ol 'ien'
Z smith would he the uuminc'. hu' - hr-
rrafs ia. 3i,ausnn mon went over 10 Carey
ihorchv nominating MIN.
3lr. phllns was nominated Ina the fourth
ballot tor County Treasurer after which the
Convention adjourned tili 800 y, NJ.
II re.a.srmhlrd u the afternoon and
nominated John Itry tor T0uuty tou.uls-
..inner. Washington HAggerty tor Jury Com
missioner, " m H. lhllrit for District OF
me Poor the latter receiving 100 votes 10
for ms opppnnent Mr.. l.Amhnrn. VIA. \.
Spsntuau NAs nominated Auditor by aC-
cltmntiun, at,cr which the Cunt eutiOn sd
inurnpd
H. the members were going up High
Street from the Convention the crowd was
] ..tIrulv checked 10 its PROGRESS Ly a run
4t,sy horse anriugiug on The nav emrrt.
! rhe horse surau,s over y row OF carriages
/ -ftrlinr hpt,vpeu The street and pavement,
/ hrr,ttur the hind wheel of one and diseou.
urctine inc shafts OF another.
/ pn list sunday evening Geo. L. Miner.
,yho was convicted Of theft at our last
! rnitrt made ,tn attempt 10 escape from con
! nnement. il seems tint George mas an
ttiipathy 10 being enclosed by lout walls
and ,lliuhlug that hr might pat the shoe