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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1873-02-15

AT the southwest corner of the old
South Church, Boston, a few few feet
above the ground, there is a stone
which bears this inscription IN. E.
March 81, 1928" 1t is supposed that
1t means "newly erected in 1929
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1873-02-15

JOHN RUSSELL You've is to start
new weekly paper lii London.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1873-02-15

CUBA contains 269 900 slaves.
The Carhsts have caused an interruption of
railroad travel III the north of Spain.
THERE is great rejoicing at Madrid over the
birth of the Prince. The event was celebrated
by singing a Te De'u1o in the churches. firing
salutes, and general illumination OF the CITY
last night. The Prince is to be christened
Louis Amador Fernando.
A PARIS dispatch states that the Coramittee
of Thirty have adopted amendments which
provide for the creation Of a second legisla-
tive chant er, for new electoral law, and re-
stricting the Presidents privilege of address-
ing the Assembly to occasions when bills are
before it.
GEN. GoEzALEs, commanding the royal
troops, routed large force Of CaIlist insur-
gents led by the Cure of Santa Cruz Thirty
five Carhsts were killed many wounded ana
twenty taken prisoners. A band under Cas-
ante Caro- has also been dispersed. The in
surrection is considered crushed.
The German Admiralty have decided 10
build no more large iron ciads at present but
strengthen her coast defences by monitors.
\ ROYAL decree has been promulgated in
Rome, whereby the state formally takes pos
session OF sixteen converts
THE Tichborne claimant has entered into
recognizanee of S2eoO 10 answer to tue Court
of the Queens bench ON a charge Of CON
tempt for his speech at Brighton.
4 HAVANA letter says that conviction has
come over all that slavery in the present form
will be abolished, and not single step has
been taken to secure any other system.
QUEEN VICTORIA has subscribed $500 to the
trr.d in aid of the survivors of the Northfeet
disaster.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-13
F,uauce for worLiusm.n.

LECTURE BY MR. FIELDs-EIGHr HOURS DAY
THE POSSESSION OF PROPERTY.
Something less than twenty-five persons were
at Spintualists Hall, on Saturday evening, to
hear Mr.. P. P. Fields answers to several inter-
esting questions, about labor, finance, the peri
odcal disturbances in business relations, &c., &c.
The lecturer took strong grounds in favor of
eight hours constituting days labor More
than this he said resulted in physical injury.
Ihe sawyers in the Saginaw Valley, Michigan.
who worked from early twilight until dark again
we're instanced as being dyspepties. He would
apply the eight hour system not only to labor,
but to all the professions as well, aud IL this
system was sufficient for the transaction of pro-
fessional business and to fulfil the demand for
labor he would divide the laborers and profess
sionals into three classes 30 that one third
would be always at work, while the other two
| thirds were resting.
This excess of hours of labor would continue
as long as one-ffth Of the people owned more
property than the other four-hfths. who consti-
| tuted the laborers. The average number OF days
| in the year, for mechanical labor, was but 209,
| for each workman and the average Of wages was
/ but S40S per year. With common labor the
average was much less, and for female labor, it
was smaller still.
| No workngman can, in life time, make more
than 50, 600, unless by rise in property, II he
happens to own any. One dollar per day saved
| by working man will amount in forty years to
Sl2,OOO but that term OF years was beyond the
average of human life So long as this continues,
40 long will per cent. Of the people own GO per
| cent. of the property.
The speaker then reviewed the financial situa-
| tion of the country, and the revolutions which
i he said occur about every l6 years. The govern
ment has the legal authority to make money and
hx it's value. This cannot be done, for the law
of supply and demand docs that. The interest
Of the money fixes its value. Gold should moi
be made the basis, for all the gold in the United
States would scarcely make good sized statue
Of Washington. 1t ID a marketable commodity
and while such cannot be made the basis o
money value in saying what shall constitute
dollar. Our iron or our coal, either Of them, it
worth more THAI our gold. American gold il
worth less than either German or English gold
and is subject to all the embarrassments of ex
change with different countries. he only trut
currency would be a government legal tender, a
| low rate of interest, and he predicted that
special session of congress would be called in
few days to make the change, without whict
our troubles have just begun.
After all he was afraid but little could be &C
compshed in Senate where there were min
bankers, but il the working people of the Eas
would but unite with the grangers Of the Wes
the changes could be made, not without som
trouble, but without any visible revolution
| The address WAS listened to with marked al
| tention.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-13

FAIRBANK5' SCALES. The readers OF the World
have been informed through It's Vienna correspond.
erce Of the success of the various American nvel-
tons in the great Exposition, and ol all the various
articles OF labor saving machinery there exhibited
none Is moro 'ser ing OF the awsrd gran 1t than
the celebrated Fairbanks Scale. TN Sc scales have
been referred 10 IN our COURTS of law he atand-
ard" as the weight they uucatu ia always accepted
by bot buyer and srur 'me years ago when Y
poing the false weights Of various dealers in this
city the World did |, s tsst Beg ing upon Fair
banks SCae, Om which las from d court Of Lust
res0rt there could b. no al pea The highest pr re
at PdIis In 1861 aud now II Vi nna, with Tho ap.
prOva the entire 1mnert idl Class s. not only Of
this country but everywhere, stampa the Fairbanks
S sale as the every dealer should po sess N. Y
Orld, Egpt. 10th, 1873.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-13
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Railroad Houru.
TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON.

TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON.
For Fep York -12O, lbs A. M; IL %, 5.sT P. 4.
Sundays, w, IL IS A. M.
For Philadelphia l,s5. 71O, alo, 1905, 10 80, A.
M; u Y. 2u0 20, 81 .. 1924, T. m. Sundays,
For Fort Deposit -bss p. M No Sunday train
For BaItina0fe.-l2e e2, 2t8 lNO2 A. M; 1903, 20,
T.lO p. N. Sundays 25l, 90 A. M.
For WashiHgton- 2.U8 A. nj. l.03, 1.23, ITO
P. Nj Sundays, 1859, 2 O8 A. M.
for Leanare n. RIA CO, 10 10 A. Nj 6.s5 p. ID.
No SUNDAY trains.
For Nel0 Caste Ia 55 $50, 1910 A. M; .25, 68b,
$50 r. NJ. sundays, $40 a. Nj.
FOR HilnaingtOa &c headiaI r. R-690 A M;
so $40 T. Al. sundays, $40 A. NJ, (rhe latter two
do not run beyond Coat sVtle9
For WftHt' gtOn d Western r.. R.-10 80 A. Nj b.3b
P. NJ. 40 sunday Trains
TEAMS ARRlvB AT WILMINGTON,
Fr6al teD YOrk.-l5i A. NJ; 1.1s. T,CO P. NJ. Sun
From fHitddelphia-1Q4 "a, !. SO, sg5, 9.5s A. M. d;
12tO ~; I2.5o, lis g. IS, DIS, $50, i0O SID 10 90
4. NJ. Sundays, t242 1853, 9.J5 A. M. 1855 +. NJ.
From ont LeDosit.-S,t4 A. N. No sunday tram.
FfOnt BaLimOTs-i.10. t.25, 1925 A. M IA 2, OH,
10. u T. Al. S1unays, LILO, 2, A. NJ. lOl4 7. ~.
From Pdshingt0lL-I.lO, l26 A. M ; l2.l2, D ~,
| lola r. NJ. Sundays. LILO, % A. M. 1l.l4 I. N.
from beidWarc h. R.-lOl6 a. 1855, s.Oz Z. M.
| No sunday trains.
| 6.45 9t2 M. Sundayt, % p. nj.
Fr n wilmington d heauing R, R.-s.1b. 1lFO, A.
| NJ; 5 % Z. N. Sundays i. r. NJ. (rhe S.l5 A. n
| train aud the sunday tain are from Gainesville
| ony)
From Wilmington & Etstern r. R.-7,5bA.M.; 3 81
| 7. Nj. No SUNDAY 1fans.
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA FOR WILMINGTON.
1874, 100, $50 1880 A. NJ; 1900 M; 1918. 2,51
4.UO, ol5, 6.tO, sac y ~, l1.SO p. NJ
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-13

u .tO1g, for FdH 8tSsineSs.-The panic is about
over, aua Nr. Muniaus, n is now prepared TO make
a new suit Of Fail clothes to any person who was
scare al the iate financial rry. or for any person
whether scar or not. He has laid III lng stock
tailoring doLe at prices suit the times ought to
give JGh cal. we know from bustuts5 hc-
guantance If several years that M. is noted for
prOmptneEs t'irness in ueang, and moderation in
CHARGES. Drop In at King street, aud see his new
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-13
gnarGtng.

ID oAFDING "A single gentleman can he accom-
, medated with comfortably furnished front
roep on third floor, with bOatd at
Octl1,1416 202 W. NINTH STREET.
ID DoARDING.-Tw young men can he accnmmo-
L , dated with board and nice third.stOry front
room, in a new house centrally situated, Appl at
oets,et' 2Ot EAST SIXTH STREET.
poARpING.-very desirable apartments to let
d with board. At
MRS p. A TowNsEND'S,
octG II 8 @ Mari ct Street.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-13
eB-HUsLfES,
Nus me.
N Isl. Ms


reraoua about meking the Fall purchases should
not uvt TlnOk The fact That Mr. Finn IL selidg the
best muslius at the lowest wholesale oaeh prices.
Idduc, mens are also held out IN the fol owing spe-
Il. lit es:
DcmCt, Ballsrdvele, Gil ert and Shaker Flame s.
ack gni suitng + aunei-.
Iocm Dice Table Linen, 3 up.
BleaChed Ismask / able Linen, &C up
lt1 II Towels OF every deHl rinstun.
omp eiF Stock OF napkins, 81 up.
Snrling Linen
hum0u Edglngs in great variety.
JOHN NJ FINN,
S. E. corner eyenth end ch Streets,
Philadelphia.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-13
Znst HuA ;1nnMd.

r 0ST-Yesterdsy tSunday afternoon, on Mar
J 4 ket, Second or French SITS, Bunch of Kki s.
MCINTYRE a JAMES,
oct1s II 204 Market Street.
CSTRAYED AWAY.-on Saturday octo- Efz7fFaf
- beF 4th, a red and white Muley Cow. AIXJN
with a red cal' months OLD, vhen last tsLAs-z1k=s
seen was NOV ng south ward. Any informaUOn u
IN the Whereabouts of these animals will he thank
fully received. Il RirrENHOU5B,
:Hare's Corner P. O., New. Castle Co., Del.
oei1s,itf,wtf.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-13

TO WATER RENTERS. +. A. Taylor Reg
strar, publishes elsewhere an important notice
to water renters which prudence will direct them
to seek out and comply with 1t is in relation to
transfers Of water tax where changes in the own.
ership of property have been made, and to the
discontinuance of the use of Brandywine water
A new assessment has also been made, which all
interested are invited to examine.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-13
9irtnse Applifattuas.

n o ICE, j. X. Hartman, Drugg st. do hereby
~ give notice that shall apply 60 the Judges OF
the Lurt Of neral Sessions Of the p, ace and ia
Delivery of the State Of Delaware, In aud Tor the
County Of 4 ew Castl', st the November Term, A.
H., 1873 for License to sell spirituous liquors
mediclusll', at Northwest corner 5th and Poplar
street, Wilmington, D'l and the following free.
holders recommend said apDlicat N, To wit:
VIM. M Francis, Lewis G. Springer,
Geo. W. Phillips, James lrksr,
II nry MTers, George H. 10 Nasend,
George Keller, James Mis.
hn GOyle, VIM. ii. Grln,
Patrick Kelly, T. A. Krauspe,
Joseph Could, Il. Il. Albert
Geo ge I4Cuert, Jlo. Hanson,
Thomas b. Eaton, Alex j. Har'
Thomas Il. Nj relaud, ,oseph HAYES
James A. Hart, James Taylcr,
Robert CarsWel, Joseph Teas. oct13 st
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-13
gRE. EEI.sIsfL,.s


-. -. LBIIILE VINE CT HON
has neytr b. .eg known to Ilu in The cure ef weak
ness pttuuGLd VAN q lAptuALr; lnu spUslIuh t&-
ertluL; Lbs tl nt4Lias4; tAtie !ly ut breathing
Aeleful We In > h4lr rUt disease; wt ah CIvUah
ttIHa HE; attHG. al hg=rftI aFa.E; Gls ~ sS ats
Cltu feet; Weakness; Clfau IS ui EaBni EtLguer
uAlYuIsat iassu-ue lifa luus Ilar syatetn; enpf-
LDuS tIpJttr, Nl-l u sIepu tlip OILS; not
Hpnds; nusAlLgO 1ilt taayi nr4hcas Il ihe skin;
PAL 90 uutt uIn q hL'J tI ii3LS / Ihe lac uuli'
IYiDk tHU u.uId; iH. lil t I4CI. uu4ylu OF tn
Wllh .el pulaly i' III ui4 dt tsa Il aisUti Went Oi
steAt.un, etc. lEesg rJtIpl9.4s aIl arise from a
wsaaussa, and t. r-Ltly hat lse T.. e. hUhks II
Bitter NluG II .rDu. ihaN or iail5. IhOA.atds art
nav tmojlug uuG.LA W. b We u ID II IaAe UhiJ
j. l.. hU&haLs
Eunkgl S u lttr " tHe II lGuA is 80 well knuWn ~
Yer ne county hr gt.rta the heilsel 20 make an
lulaliyh ana Try ~ pa-lle Il IN tlitlf cast III sls
lshen VA cali II kJakH-tls EtJger Vine OF 4rJn
huuEUIa litter VIM ut Iron IS pat up OnIy IN 81
bottles. ara Ad5 JluJf " IppLI HlGel5 put the
outsldei Wlth ius UUpugl Is pnusug faph on tht
wrspptr OF tGeu 10 II L. sIWb} iuuS tsr Inc pho
tOgrdPh II TIM u4' atIl 70 3UH VII Always je suit
10 get lie geAU ~ -tu-e. "a ~ ali druggists AT
deal r5, eseig nAstg.
TAPE W0bM, gAFs IS osN. - r NOV Il in few
iU uIs Wi II IL .riul-as v < a'.lt Me5IcAe No le,
tAkGd uA;ll tls rnlrs potm, Win Ltai, passes
i Ter those alc ed lu O. Ia MT - thr cty WhO.u
hhVs Led, llsat ual Lce. u-aaGcess uy tIU4set A
he j telsoU AGA alND g., IA telti! street; hat
taLLn IA NR.4 ltIpelfiA" IN Costa leu spgcih g
nnd ali Know TLi4uuIts. Lr u r. * TX l., 40
laa been IA business 4gr Oter 70 years and Is per
Ipgt1 iellafIe. T. IL al4 3 e. Adytte iree. Ke
hUNld LHfe NUTEl ION "A tlIil4 ears Old, uCakur
ING ~ ieel. ClIi ALL $ speLizLea5 aJ Llllge.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-13
EE-.5 CENT.
e5 CE'sT.
L.-LL--l

y % CENIs
g5 CEST.
LADIES'
LAElES' REGULAR.
Is cent Fun re- ular -tocking, IS cent Ferfeci
Seam stocking, 90 re't LRdleF ine Baib lsFa
besides an extensive ST OK Of fl g1sh, Gernan, anu
Fr,nrh Ho e.
10 CENT.
90 CENI.
S. cent a6ies' Merino YES
80 &c Ladiesi q eat Bafgan Vest.
s. Cei Ladies' superior Vest,
81 GCod W ight Ladies' Merno Vest.
ST 25 Ladies' ri le Wlpl Nike Nest.
Cartwright q Warmers Underwelr.
Gents Merino hrs and Draw rs ION 5Oc ul'
56,Y Mt Gents &e mo shirt.
s. 90 Gents superior Quality Shtrt.
81 Is, Gents SlX0uY " W. Shirt.
Kid Gloves L siuYely Wartan I'd.
JOHN ~. EINN,
s. Z. corner Seventh and Tch sueeis,
Philadelphia.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-13
societies.
MErrINas THls EvENTNo

Delaware Lodge, No 1, l. o. o. F., at Odd
Fellows Hall, Sd and King streets.
Hermann Lodge No. 20, L. o. o. f., at Odd
Fellows Hail. Sd and King.
Wilmington and Brandywine Council No. 8,
o. U. A. NJ, at Hall, Fifth and Market streets.
Franklin Council, No. 8, o. U. A. NJ, at Me-
chanics Hall, 2l9 King street.
Wilmington Council, No, ., Jr. o. o. A. NJ, at
Hall 511 Market street.
Enterprise Circle, b. U. @. A., at Hall 504 Mar
ket street.
Washington Lodge, No. 1, X. of p, al
Knights of Pythas Hall, No. 21l Market street.
Washington Lodge, No. 3, q, f., at Good Fol.
lows Hall, Sd and King streets.
Star of Bethlehem Division, No. T. s Of T..
Ninth and French.
Wawaset Lodge, No. 49, 1. o. of c. T., at room
18th and Scott streets.
Eureka Lodge, No. %, A. F. A. NJ, at Masoni,
Temple.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-13

GONE To HIS REWARD On Saturday after
noon last Mathew Ksarney, chief of police Of
Wilkes-Barre, Pa, arrived in Wilmington for the
purpose of escortiug to the former city Thomas
Maloney, who was arrested here by the police,
Brady by lie police authorities of Wilkes Barre.
Maloney had stolen a watch and some money
aud fled to this city. Mr. Kearr ey left Whining
ION at 30, yesterday, with tho prisoner in
charge, and Thomas will sooE receive his reward.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-13
2rnpGsaIs.
DROPOsALs FOR GRADING

THE BED OF CHRIS HIANA AYSNUE C0hMEN-
CiNG AT A SrhK& EEAR THE NEW Roll
ING Ii AND EX YEN DING ABB rUT 30 FEE =
LONG, EBOUT FIFTY F-Er WIDE, AND
gHtEi FEET DEEP
Sc lied proposals. W II be ceiv d by the Commit
tee on Opening Streets, az Tho olllce of the Street
COmmiss onsr, until
Thursd ~, 3croboF 18Th. 1873.
At5 O'Clock, T. fOrgradng III - of Chri tiapa
Ay nue., as abo e; dit TO Ue dav3ted subj ut 10
the or 'ers the Sire ~ Commissioner and the stone
to be taken oat ard left the street. for the u
the city, IS per cent ne reserves until the con-
tract Is Satisfactorily complied with The work to
be cempluted 10y III 1st day Uf acamber.
ans Committee reserve ths right TO rejact any or
all bids JOHN II. AID I'M =,
Charm N Co nmtyee on opening Streets
OCtl1,1 u
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-13

BUSINESS W LII BIZ DONE, and 1t can't convenien ly
be done wi hout ihe aid OF printing press For
all needed work in its line, the COMMERCIAL PRESS,
5th : d Market Streets, soiei orders.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-13

ALL WHIrs HATS and Straw Hats have been
called in. Those who persist in wearing them do so
at their own risk when Colbert opposite the Clay
ton House, VIII supply them with seasyna e tiles,
at reasonable prices.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-13
-. ILEREA,g

&C. III REA'S,
CHILDREE'S.
MsR ND SHIRTS,
mEhlNQ SINKS.
Thealt nflon OF pa-tnts IL ST. ialy He'd TO Mr.
Ftnn' txlensiys ass1rn mt Of chdTehs Mertno
UniCrVta ear. tvery tGJEt mas been xerted to make
this branch mctt in price aGd qualify the varied
vans ~ our patrons.
CarJN right and WarnlT's Underwear for Boy and
KissCs--I oWest Fflces.
hilgre s. English Slirts-geyerhl grades
tIBoyss sup rlUr > ir.s, LalR SlzeH Il Ct Is.
UiTs' Good MeGln snits etnsu
ClllLDREN's STOt KINGS.
Ba des fu, vRriety Of Chilaten's Co on an
WrcD ilGa" we sso nave ChUiG1 selections Of Plail
and S'iia,d Fr neh " % SVCChl gs, al ehtsp lot
OF N es GDlDEigs 4ns. - -.
j I'm VI. FINN,
5 Z. corner syea,n and arch strett7.
fEiadeunia +
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-13

THE HORSE MALADY. horse disease,
known as the Bind Staggers, which has proven
very fatal in some sections of this county. is also
causing great destruction to horses in Dorches-
| ter, and the lower counties on the Shore. East
| on { Nj Gazetle.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-13

FIRE ALARM The alarm of fire on Saturday
evening was caused by some accumulated dust
on top OF the boiler of Joshua l. Bryan & steam
saw mill catching fire. The fire was easily put
serious damages could have ensued even had
tile dust all been consumed.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-13
CITY ITEMS.

eTs-" Realilg en- tho Eings.n say all who have
made use al Dr. WI tat's Bilsam Of Wld Cherry,
ard by such rse been cured Of coughs, Ids, bron-
chi ls sore throat, inhu nza or consumpti II. The
prudent viii ways ep this audaId rtmedy by
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-13

CoATEbyILLE IrEMs.-The "Tan-Yard" proper,
last to john Giitiilau, Eeq, for 50, ,G15 ......
Charley Gardners Combination perform at Mar
ket Hall, next Tuesday evening -. The next
meeting of the Presbytery of Chester will be
held III COatesyile, on the second Tuesday OF
April next,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-13

BOARDING HOUSE CHANGE.-This morning
the boarding house at Sth and West passed into
the contre of Mrs NJ II. keene who lately
kept the house at 5O6 Market street. The Misses
Fothergl will remove to Philadelphia. We un-
derztand that Mrs Keene commences with a
house full of boarders
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-13
2plltifal alutItrs.

TARD-I respectfully pre- sent myself as q candi-
i date fer Sheriff At 'he ensu ng nomination of
the Republican Party, in New Castle Cou ty.
II. ILL., MGNuLLIN,
octl1-f New Castle Hundred.
~ CORONER = At the llci' alton Of many
H flends, will be a candidare foe tie Bomina.
tinn for Coroner of New Castle unity subject to
the decision OF the RI Rtpubcin Party.
octll-u HUMPHREY MORROW.
GSHERIFFALTY CAROL again offer myself as
= candidaO for sheriff Of New Castle Co. sub
ject TO the decision of the Republican party.
sep4n JAMES MAJ TIN.
NARD.-CAPT. O. ii GALLAGHER will be a can
~ diIate for Sheriff Of new Castle County, sub
ject to the Republican nomination. sep3 II
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-13

PRAISE Meeting "A Praise Meeting was held
at the West Presby yteran church, last evening
and il was well attended Hymns Of praise were
sung to the Father Son and Spirit, the Holy
trinity" between the singing of which short ad-
dresses were made by the pastor of the church,
Rev. j. NJ. p. Otis. Much interest was manifes-
fed in tha axarcisea
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-13

Cur CAKE-Alie P. furnishes us with the
following recipe for making cup cake. which we
know is good one: a cups of flour, 2l5 OF
sugar, of butter, of new milk, eggs, = a
teaspoonfull of cream of tarter, q teaspoontull
Of carbonate OF soda dissolve them and pour
them in separately Just before it is baked.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-13

Mr.. JACKSON BRIANT the new proprietor Of the
National Hotel. at MddletOvn. took charge of the
t, tabli hment, last Thu sday. He is srid to know
"h w to Keep hot l.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-13

CLOTHING at prices to suit these hard times, is tC
had at BuXOaum's, $50 Market Street
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-13

r--s zHa ONLY PI4Cs
VII re Iadlea c4n get R7t.ed in
uuP5ElkIs, Cu4aLss AED UNDEItW EAR
b at
yEANE-S LAIIGs' tAFORIUM,
81. Mgrkei Street, wilmington.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-13

FINGERS SMASHED. Harry King, son OF Mar
garet King. residing al 7l9 Orange street, had
his hand caught in hay cutter yesterday, and
one OF his fingers is so badly smashed that it is
thought il will have to be amputated.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-13

KNIdHTs OF PYrnIAs PARADE.-The parade of
knights of Pythias, at Coatesville, next Satur-
day, promises to be large. 1t will take place in
the forenoon, ard in the afternoon meeting
will be held, to be- addressed by Jesse G. Dick
ey, and others. About three hundred members
OF the Order are expected from Wilmington. and
several Lodges have signifed their intention to
attend from Lancaster and Philadelphia A num-
ber of other Lodges from Lancaster and Chester
counties will also be present,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-13

Coon OATS. We have upon our table two sam
ples OF thls years crop Of oats. The first is from
the farm of James Clifford, near Brick Meeting
House and weighs "a lbs. to the bushel and very
bright. The second weighs As lbs. to the bushe
Is as bright as the first, and was raised neai
Woodlawn by James Contamination Dent
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-13
DROPOsALs FOR GRADING

DROPOsALS FOR GRADING
THE BED OF VAN BU 2sN STREE, D fTWEEN
Sd AND Atm STREETS.
Sc Id pra1osals will be- received by the Commit
tie on Up nng Stress at the Otise Of the st Get
Commits iolsr,
Until .Thursd iy, October Ioth. 1873,
al O'Clock, r. M,
For grating tn bed OF Van Bur street, between
aid 4th Streets; dirt To b furnished aud Iep,led
By tla CONTRACTOR subject to the orders OF the Street
Commissioner work 10 he com eletpd by the / OF
December. 20 per cent. reserved uatil the ontrpct
Is satisf IntOTlly comnied vi h
The committee reserve tn right to rel ct any or
all bids. JOHN H. ArAMS
Chairman Committee on nj Streets.
oct11,l Is
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-13

BAYNE's CLIO HING is fashionable, well made, an
moderate In price.