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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-08-16

rrGrIAr MtErir9-lHs BILL FOR AWAITING
THi rEsrh WtRp NUISANCE,
The Huariu Health met in regular sea-
Sion iH-' 80 ntk, Nr BuElup, ia thcf absence
ol prcsidonr Hctau presiding.
The filfa Seventh aud Tenth Ward
& 'hmitie'r we're continued on all nuiaances
under tht -lpelN tsiuu,
uu motto ol Hr r4} lor MI Thatcher's
nHiur WHH ..lfHH 10 ilN rNll. la % me tlpr
l"m Seventh WAld, dating from
August 20.
ltL Hidne presented thc hin Of Speak.
ritn 50 iirus.. sldN Tor draining the cellars Of
tho suyru uousea ou Maryland Avenue. near
tho Reading dcuut, ~ ordered by tho Board
lhc motion 20 allow the bill and draw an
uu,, inr ilc amount, gave rise 70 % lengthy
.l-". sa4HA lcttui = q Bios, for the
I:ItIle.e of tHiugci ~ The dtHius VITA the
ae.t4. ...- ','l acquired Geo pay q tee
of sig IIf iII.. Iit- Nrnuut was mot
p.'l.'. ip i4e :, tnd fhe discussion was
.s fn thrl rh"S cov.l 44sees the face ui
'.r l.li 'n The nw g5 cot The property, and
fi-ft Hfia assess the mounts paid Tor prr-
uulfa. u WAS alsuHs cttcd thst the finances
N'fr luw aud ih4i the Board lad no right
To ntlei ilc work iuue.
Finally The biii WAS referred 10 the Tenth
" Dbl. 'nmm. Tee. with Instructions 10 re-.
Uuf iiliN g' fhr most meeting.
The Eighth Mdd Committee reported a
nuisance. consulting OF o collection ct stag.
uHui waiter uI 1900 Illrr. hcfWtru Ninth and
irNtH Hud ~ lauu HFI Walnut stree 81
Erltfirl 'n 'hif committee tor abatement
Co., n.lfti.deo rsIl-d attention tuu scrluu.
I+.UHr sNlafinr 900 LulW0tt street, 30
tue Smith NHid, clusci ty ihe dcpusitinp
90 rlc 4t.cci si thr waste water OF sctcrt
dwelling. and the Ittlse dye sttNi
uHW tiU Az efou Hilia. 10 thD street wa
rur''u tii paved Hgt suftcIrd there wnult
D." sIiue oi AIMED tu carry lii this teiust
ilHt thr Board tUlhutile the Ninth Ward
Committee 20 have the HfIptf turlflt
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-08-16

MATCHMAKING FOURTH SrRERT.- The
I'd 'crtiser SATURDAY., in the course OF a
t.. ely written editorial, makes the follow
ing statement THE city OF Wilmington
Quigley x Neal 70 macadamize Fourth
81 Get This contract WAS assisned "a
Quigley Bros, sons Of Phillip Quigley, a
member Of City Council. The terms Of the
contract were explicit AS regards payment.
Upon the complet on OF each square OF the
street IL was 10 be measured by the CITY
surveyor, and upon his certificate attesting
the fact eighty per cent. of the contract
price was 10 be paid to the contractor The
contractors have not finished one square
and. IN defiance of the express terms Of the
contract, the majority in Council have
directed the payment, and by virtue of sucl
action the contractors have received ttteei
hundred dollars on account"
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-08-16

Nr. Editor I'll saw In one # your late
Issues II communication of fhs Active
l.. V. c.. stating that they were ready
Uud willing go ucceit ell challenges. IT
50, Mr.. Editor, why have they not ac-
cepted the repeated challenges of the
Eureka b. B. ca If some member OF
the Active will please give MS the reason
il is all we ask. You will please publish
this and oblige the members Of the
EUREKA 3. B. c.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-08-16

A VofcE FROM SussEx--rhe question
whether our City Council has the right to
remit fines or not is being discussed In Sus.
Sex county, and the Journal, published az
Georgetown, comes to the rescue OF Council
and says 1t has the right to do SO.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-08-16

DRowNKD.-As the schooner Ben Sh'pPerd
was coming up the bay yesterday morning,
Capt. Connolly, by some mishap, fell over
hoard opposite the mouth Of the SassafFass
river and was drowned. His body was not
recovered. Capt. Connolly was an intelli-
gent, highly respected and promising young
man. His father runs the schooner Hdcktn
-Haurp Republican, 6h inst.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-08-16

DrFENDiNG Mr.. PouLsoN. Recently the
Gd=oue contained AN article iutimstiue
that e. W. Puulsou president of pro
posed line Of steamers between THIS city
and Philadelphia. was "a fraud. Now j tmCs
II. Redheld, wee prcsiduut rud general
superintendent OF the liur. comes out iu "a
card ia defence ct Mr.. T., and Says he lee
lieves him 10 I've zone 81 many nt NE young
men of Wilmington whose ambition COR
active life and growth found poor cucnur-
agement IN the atmosphere nn' uuice gust
such influences zoe gave hil'A 90 th7t lf.t
Ga-,ftfSl article Again, 'r Nr'ncid
observes: "Our plan lug 10 summer OPPOSE
tinn 10 the old iossih7cd monopoly, which
holds Wilmington twist thumb aud hug,.,
was well-knoWn and advised ly some ui TIE
most sOlid and reputable men Of NeW York
PhiladelphiaH mud Wilmington, who's,
action, capital and word are more puicuI
guafsntors of the ability of NI. pousnu
aud the solidity OF the Independent Lime
than The ilimsy opposition you the Grscuc
make 10 their Hulep.H."
a card from the company also appear
stating that tor reIsuLl beyond their tHu
troll trelatiug entirely go the preparation o.
their steamefsl they Will le compelled %
abandon tie enterprise tor this summer
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-08-16

DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE FOR TRRAsuRER.
The Democrats have, as yet made no
Of John II. Frazer has been mentioned in
connection with that office. Mr. Frazer is
a young man who lie eminently fitted for
that position, and, If elected, would I'LL the
nllee 10 the aAtiafaction of the nnhlle.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-08-16

REPAIRING SrREETs.-In different parts
of the city "centre stones" have been set
IN the middle Of the streets and have been
allowed TO stand several inches above the
ground, making 1t not very nice for carriages
to strike against. We are glad 10 see our
new Street Commissioner has set men TO
work filling up streets around the stones IN
many cases, and hope he will continue until
III nnL-nnnA
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-08-16
In,lta,ors and ThoIr scheme.

Come TO grief at last Only original dis
c0yrrics, Ike that Of Dr. liclmb0ld, stand
Tho test Of time, ielmhold's Buchu,wh
is the only extract ni that wonderful shrub
that realizes its full virtue, is still relied
upon tu cure kidney omplliut female dis
nrlera, impO.ency, gravel, the effects Of
dissipatiO 0 aud AT troubles of the urinary
organs in either sex. This steadily success.
iul mediclhe is recommended BY phyai.
cians. Beware Of cOunterleits. John 4.
Henry, New York, sole agent.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-08-16

FUNERAL OF MIR. ARMoUR,-The funeral
Of John A. Armour took place on saturday
afternoon and WAS largely attended,. Ap.
his late residence and the remains were thon
taken 10 Riverview Cemetery and Inferred
members of the city press acting ~ pail
bearers. At the grave Rev. Mr.. Congey
read the burial service OF the Presbyterian
Church
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-08-16

INJU lED.---A lady in destitute eircum-
stan, es who had just been employed Al
the jute mill on East Fourth street had
one of her fingers torn of by the M. chincry
Friday.week. She was without money OF
TO the Almshouse. And still those miser
able old fog es can't see the necessity
for a city hospital.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-08-16

CastOrin Ia more than substitute for
Castor Oii II is the only Safe article in
existence which is certain to assimilAte the
food, regulate the bowels cure wind-colic
and produce natural sleep. II contains
neither minerals, morphine or alcohol, and
is pleasant To take. Children need not cry
and mothers may rest aprl26mw
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-08-16
TIE GREAT REMEDY FOR
c0MSUMP PHO n

which can be cured by a
.imcly resort to this stand
.lrd preparation, as has been
proved by the hundreds of
testimonials received by the
proprietors. 1t is acllnowl-
adged by many prominent
physicians to be the most
reliable preparation ever in
PRODUCED for the relief and
cure Of all Lung complaints,
and is offered TO the public,
sanctioned by the experience
of over forty years. When
res0rted to in season it sell
dom fails to effect a speedy
cure in the most severe
cases Of Coughs, Bronchitis,
Group, Whooping Cough,
Influenza, Asthma, Colds,
Sore Throat, Pains or Sore
mess in the Chest and Side,
Liver Complaint, Bleeding
mt the Lungs, &c. NYistar's
l}alsam does not dry up a
Cough, and leave the cause
behind, as is the case with
most preparations, but it
loOscns and cleanscs the
lungs, and allays irritation,
lhus removing the cause OF
the complaint.
PREPARED ny
SITE W, FOWLE g SONS, Boston, Mass.
And sold by Druggists and Dealers generally.
IloGI4Ailt os,VscGs f1se4.
Cover YOUR BOILERS wlga
4iHsW0yth's Euiser CoVerItg.
y vii ssys ir9n. twenty 10 thirty nor cent. IN
fuel aua there WV h4 O.. 4 % unity n ksaging n
steam Tue boiler n ITO ksai.T EyKEiHa oales
10 severed WIN D. Desl 's1S9s2g Eiy9,a;
dec 4i-ly 30. aa eiierton strosk
Wilmington Dispen1ary,
NO. SIS ORANGE STREET.
Needy persons treated free Of cost daily from
30 o. p n NV 9-3m
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-08-16
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-
Spring Arrdngemelif, O0mlasiief Inn ADrfl7
i4fHfe wilmington On, 30 40 A n. as IN
Leave ~ Ides borg q a., II % q M SaO j II
afUNe 81 y ullipgtHu 7@ M 4 90 GtOpN
htfiys A. K ndenlerg $50. II d M 7mpM
g a. u; with train leaving Philadaiphis N
81 - d; Baltimore az 78UA A. M. ana mas.
"ss!e n X, liains arriving Al lOi5 A. M
ram ialVlug WilminEtOn at o Is NJ ron.
'eSts win ran leaving Philadelphia at iP nj
lthln arriving a. W lmiug'un al Z rs A M
VII train lqr Philadelphia ass l0A. n
lthin MrifinE az WILMINGTON At Ion win
"gin Tor fhlladelphil 20 200 +. H. "''
tfalp ArrlNinE AZ WiiMiu Rfon a bm p AZ
y An ram i3f Baltimore aud Nathinatou at q IL
Z. WIN tfaln for Phllndeluhfa aud Hew
trains Ht6.2lP. VI wars n H.
'hANas or HouRs OR susDAY TRAINS.
tl.lus WI run "a hundsys only a. follows.
lave ~ wilmington, 2. o. a. m. , aud 9 =. d m.
i.ase e.aheenberg u 81, a. NJ. aud l. Fi i, in
A.l:Ne y llHington, Y u. p. M. and 4. Is n. b.,
Alllye land nherg u Gu, am. and Ii N. n m
sail9as Train leaving Wilmington Al
y ~ a. ~ WIN tlaiu Ariiviug from Phiisdei.
lhle a. y, ~ am; Train arriving Al Win NIXON
lag At q 80, D IN. '''N'iFn'a' t@N'
4. Vmrisqs connection between W. A W. ,nt
s. y, 2 b. depots, aud care N WilminVisn ~,
DAVID CONNRLL, supt,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-08-16

Rather than take nauseous medicine and
THE is not 10 he wondered at as the remedy
is often worse than the disease. Sufferers
nom coughs, colds, iniluer.t, sore throat or
tendency to consumption, will lind In DR..
Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry remedy
as agreeable to the palate as efiectusl in
removing disease,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-08-16

KILLED BY LIGHrNiNe.--A son Of MT
Edward Simpson, a lad nine years OF ag 3
living near Elkton. Cecil county, was struck
by lightning Saturday week and instantly
killed,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-08-16

HoRsK sToLEN.-Monday morning early.
some one entered the stable, Of Daniel Gal
lagher on Windsor street, between Eighth
and Ninth, and stole valuable horse.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-08-16

MILLS BuRTRD.-The Union Woolen
Mills, situated near Pleasantville, Md,
were burned on Thursday week. Loss,
$4,000,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-08-16
nELAWARE RAILROAD LINE -Passsnre
- tttlnt VA leave a. iollOws:

NED TRAIN, Nor.hward, will leave Del.
nef at - n, Laurel g. " Ssaf0rd, 8. i3
mr. liie, - Greer wood, I 81; flaming.
tel, ] % ! ihrmggiqn. q. ~ FELTON,. b.I2 Can.
iriputy, Q 4Ni Muodside, 6A WyOmiua, d. 10
Dover, 81 Morton, q eos Brent rI Il a.
az Iowlseud, Is ; Midtown, IA ; Mi.
Pleasant, i;1is kirkWund SIS; New castle S HI
hfuNe AZ wilmington. y. "; Philadelphia in gi
bal'l re- J oh. suuiLWard. viii leave phila.
DC lhia et " 80 L. NJ. ; Baltimore. 9n vii.
m4gtgn. u %; rev Csttls. ! ~. Middisiovn
I.s.i I"Wnsrnd. s.; ClHyt ton. $ NJ. Dover ~
wyoming, BOZ; FELTON,, iW; Harrington, 4. II
~; neaiord, D. Il Laurel. g. n Deiinar. q sd
% mi1Hd nam Wall be run subject .s DELAY
iuc.dt a. Co. ifsight hustness, aud VIII stsp oui
al stations vi ere time 10 given.
NEW CASTLE TRAINS
ave New Cassie Tor Wilmington aud Phila.
sm D. IA. leave Philadelphia, ~ 10 ii. anl
w ti9gion, u. No. s 80, 10 10 IN. and "
b.di, 90 y. H.. @ New Castle
SUN DAY TRAINS.
Leave Nlln1 ItYn Tor y " Castle 1t n.Ina r.
H9i. Juh.iiun a. ia; tr AtW Cas.le lu .. M.
Leave rev Castle ~ =, ~; Del, Junction
o ~ ar, Wilmington . ~ p ia
.. kAll I'M A BRANCH TRAINS
Additional to thgse above, leave Clgvton 70
smyrna, ~ A. NJ, AID 2 10 p ieas
smyrna for Clayton, II, S0A VI. aud Z a p III
" MAKE connection with trains To aud ft,,,,
Dover, and Stations -uath ''N'
CONNECTIONS
"a Al Townsend, with the Kent County An,
N4len anne = A Kent RailrOads. At Clarion
4, X. X. At seafurd, with b. 40. l.
b' e Lar, wi;h Z. ). X. h. and wicomieo an,
H.. ?. KENNY. Superintendent
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-08-16

tOuTHWARD,
Trains from Phtsdelphia v M leave the Denot
corner " BsOsb SfEEgr AND WAsHisiros
AytNtE, rs iolluws For
' ;iii & d o. a. 4S AtS T. b. & Z 81 T.
s.4j u ~ II g.. y. IA.
70 q gs 3, ls - a. sIs ssd o. III II a. 81
Taqil?Sa oi@ $50 1913, a. H.; asa,
Lilsooa. Clsi mont, 7 90. $50 10 a. a. m. 4;
az ~ 10 ,o, g. @, u; sn, p. m.
s,i , u O & d" s b. 1913 a. m.' 2N.
.wiieIjigign, 5i6 $50. lo4s, :. M;
l2,.l5. -. o.. 4, %, 6,2l. 2, 03l, ii y, p m.
SsSst,, Et,oa. Noiilei 1T e. a, a., !
chrll siiwp, $40. a. IN iA6I6,p Pm.
lrlnc no, SIS a. IN 2. u, D. nj
II~r,} ,il'e 49, a. ms 1913, 4. DID.
2 ;re ,dde.Grice, ss, a. m.' l2l6. T.
Aberdeen. rcrrymaa's. Edgewood. Magnolia.
Chaso's, slemmsr's' = Run. $50. a. IN.
baiamoro, s 30, a. NJ, l2I5. 4, $40. n.S,
The l2ls p. m., train from Philadelphia con.
neeis lot Fortress Monroe aud Norfolk,
NOkrHwARD.
90 account VI dihereuoe 10 time. trains lee v,
| b"lHm ie by city time i've minutes earlier than
,Irsias Tor Philadelphia will leave as follows
/ FROM
Baltimore, $50, 9.s5 a. m. 40. $50, To- 49,
! y. m
6ayre.de.Graee, p VI. s57, 10 IS, a. m.t4l7
Ps,ryvile. u It. G.l5, Dos lO.6s. a. m 4.9s
Wiiaiaroq, I.s5. CTS, =. 10, s 10, 100, To- 80
q ester, q. A. H. IA S 81. s &, 9Is IN a.
j. ", a. ~. LW LIS 40. i.ss 6.8. t. 10
''',. '''-' '''' sEAD'AY TRAINS.
No trs,ns viii he run on sunday except thos
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-08-16

DENBsYLVANIA RAiLROAD-on sud ate
i MONDAT, June 2lrd, 49,, trains leave Depu
Thirty second and Market streets


Thirty second and Market .irests
MAINE LINE WESTWARD.
Taoli Accom-. q. %. ss0gnd n 10 a. m.i 10,
8 N aud H. p IN. On Sunday, 10 NJ ana
Niagara Express daily. except sunday at
Elmira and Lock Haven RHp., except Sunday
Maiidaliy. except sundty y. sen. am
Past Line and Efle EKp. daily, except Sunday
arfisburg Aeeommo. daily. except sunday
aa a and York Accom-. daily, ex Sunday
rartesburg Train daily, except Sunday at
Pitsbar9h EXPRESS daily. except Sunday. at
Il matt Erpres. daily, 8 10. p. IN.
nouthern krpre daily, TO- y, p. m.
Y ctro Express and Brie aii. daily,l " X. p ~,
grs Mail, saturday night, runs only to VIII
Transport, Epigrsn' Express, y OD ~ NJ
4 exits mu { be pr eursd snd baggage de.ly.
cred At ii0 MARI 81 sirset By o'sioek. y. N.
NEW YORK DIVISION.
Expres. for New York. 25o, 3, 40, @apd
sa 1S y L.is ~ aga ~ q y S y ~
q. a.. .. IN nd u. % midnight ..,,-..
Emisrant TrriL 'oi NV York " miduight,
Accamuodston for TRENTON 8'So, a. III ! 4 ~
and II. 20, J.. M
PROM KgssISaros DEPOT
| For New YORK. 7.X, a. NJ iend 3. -, p. ".
Bustleton, q, 20. q. ms Y moon; 0 10 aud 10
Trenton, 7 30, zg. 10. A.m,2l5. $40, 4. O.
! $40, ~ y IN
New Brunswick and intermediate stations. a
IA. p m.
FoR BELvipERE DIVISION
Exp.ess for Trenton, Liant eitviila. = illirs
burg. East0n, scranton, etc. T3o, n. ~, sn'
4, L m,
Way Trains to LambeTtville ard FlemiuF'or
| lO,H. IN and4 p. IN. For Pennington. 7.u, 4
4. III so D. M.
Accommodation for Belvidere, 81, y. III.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-08-16

w WILMINGTON y SHADING h. R.-gamme,
w Arrangement. On and aftef suNDAY'
Junesz 1873 passenger trains will run an follows
hseaye NoIthw'd STATIONS Leave southw,,rd
g. q " q 30 No. 2,ko ANO.6
60g $40 $50 Wilmington, II - "a a. ri
s1 $50 US Chadd + sord 1914 III 2 I
fU1 500 Z u CQalesvills, gSS Glo AZ
$50 % BiTdsborU', SO 4S0
49,. ~ OBJ Reading, 7a i0O
sVNDAl TRAINS Leave ncrthward-yU.
inlnRtun : "a A. ms ChAdd 4 Ford 40 q. m
OSi4ile5syille II, Oja. m leave suuiiwari-Coa
sllle ~ r. ma Ghadd's Ford W n M: Wi
mag! d buu y. Ia. Sunday trains will stop al
Any place 10 leave uh passengers Oh an bsin,
~ gel, ahd CONNECTS 10 and ION oxford ana
Philadelphia via Chadd' Is Ford -
~ CONNECTIONH:
"a A. WILMINGTON. with ira Ms 10 philsdeiphia nd
bahliluie, aud with Delaware railroad trains
w., ana make direct eOnusetiOnWith traips I,
aud ir.m Washington. '''- -
,,Ai Chadd's Ford, trains Nos. J, 2,gaudh. 10,
rh ielpl a Nos. 1 sud with trans non
~ 'is ,. ha Trains Nos I, baud with traini
p,At toaiesviie al tcains connect with trains fol
tLlltaolpLia and harrisburg Traiuz Ms, 9Aut
nuke qlffet Connection VIII trains IN aud frou
AtBnd.hore' trains and 3 connect n,,rtb,vs,d
thd t0ntbwAId with Philadelphia and heHJin,
hallioad; and and with south ward hmm,
HAlHsi Train No. 4 eonneois with train fros
~.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-08-16


A LAUGuABLE JOKE TURNED. - On
Wednesday night a party Of youths, not
TO honor, but to fame unknown, thought
they would play one of their town Jokes
on an associate recently from the coun-
try. They tried to run him by induc-
ing him to the suburbs Of the town in
quest of money or seine other seductive
charm, and when arrived at the SPOT
opened a fierce fire upon him with several
pistols. The supposed greenhOrn 8"
being armed with tough cowhide i'm
mediately drew IL, and treated several of
the party to the most complete thrashing
they have received since they have been
beyond their parents control. The active
and irisky young clerk in a friends
large clothing store, got the most COM
plete dressing Of them all, whilst several
Others have complained Of all the chairs
at home being exceedingly unpleasant
ever since.-SdlIsbWY Eostern hhOraadH.
CATCHING SHAD WITH A Fly While
trolling for rock, at the upper pier in
Chester,two or three years ago, the writer
caught quite a number OF yonng shad,
from six " eight inches long. The decoy
used was simply piece Of cotton
attached to hook. The bait was taken
eagerly. We have no doubt that with Ia
more tempting bait, and at the proper
season, large shad can be caught with a
rod and line Ia localities where they are
known 70 frequent In the Delaware
ChfSt,r Hel'''l'cas.
RRAt ESTATE sAtrs.-- Nessra. Pow.
nniJs 4. 90. No. nf5 MARI, strn,, ~.
port as the sales OF Inst week House and
lot on Fine street Tor jos. II. Ncsslck, for
flOOO house ana ioi on Cnl@n street for
i!anlei Lynch, ioi s9lO -tinle aud 10y on
mon sT5g,, lUr D"ulel Lynca, ior s2o9
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-08-16
n Il w OOIx -
AT
i. 8 r, BUTLER s
Book Stationery and
Newspaper Store,
II II ApDOCK,

Plain ~ Decorative IsInsterer.
6Io W. NINTH STREET, WELLINGTON,
DELAWARE.
JobbinE promptly attended 70 ap SLY
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NJ "WIIITW wi HNINIW0I"i I7i y u
AMBnY DIVISION,


Accommodation for New York, via South Am-
boy aud boat and via JameshuTg a-d Munmu n
function; q. 30. ~. AID via Monmouth June
tiOu ana Perth tmhly 3 y, m.
Accom-. for New York, Via T entOn, sand III,
a. M 8, 6and @. p, m. For Trt ntOh, Y uoun,
and 4, m.
Way rain for Burlington, g. 81 p. m
Way Iiains for rdeutown. and li.30 y. m,
lor kinkofa Branch 30, AT 2Hnd , y IN.
fnr Long hranch, " a, NJ. an 2,Ul, y. M
for HightstOwn, d, NJ. ] ~, q 30 Hud q y. M.
For Pemuerton anh Long Branch, ~, II. 3D.,
aud s. Is y. m.
For Meiford 7 30, SIN 1913. 4 N, $50 p M.
For Mount Holly AID Psmtert u, 80 D.. u
3. m ~ 3 u. i30 $50, 0. 30, y, M, For Nj.
Holly only u 81 p m
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-08-16

CT RO For % pounds Best Family Flour
DlsOO o. q L. WlTslL
An lb-AS kl3 shipley street.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-08-16

ArPoISTED.-Jas.M NJ. Mgrphy, ESQ, Of
East New Market, Nd, has been ap-
pointed Superintendent of the Delaware
* Dorchester Railroad, rice Isaac NJ.
Fisher ESQ, Of seaford resigned.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-08-16

A BALL or FIRE TWICE VISITS rHH city HALL
FIRE wATCH AND DuEs CONSIDERABLE
DAMAGE
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-08-16

Wilmington pispenGaTy,
NO. SIS ORANGE STREET.
Needy persons treated free Of cost daily from
30 D. p H. InY 3-3m
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-26
4 Remarkable Series OF Events

Resulted Yesterday afternoon, from
81 sremp: 10 put & COW and ca.i on
board the Aaryiand ierry-boat Vim
-in!a. al her alp IN this city. The cali
plunged iuto The river and ssaEa .
me vnart OF the Washington Jerry
boat. 1pon which. sitter several uusur-
ckssfnI etFor-a during which i was
aesY;v aroxrea-5ecsuse its head vas
thrown under the water as lSs 5lud
Iers were pallei QUIT was insily
dragged eur by SIX or seven coiored
MN esen one OF EnoEl hsii on 70 J!
snd aseyers;ei Inas ne aiOne lad res
--ei 7 and WIS entitled 60 reward OF
aitv cents fo-ec DONG. To give eaen
one tiftv cents would have occ.slonea
: --sate, los than the drowning OF the
calf. Ont the owner vas relieved OF hIs
vs-piex;tr bF adopting the ldes OF q
spectator, sho suggested that ne could
-oon get possession Of his property Or
orenins the Ssie OF the slip anu allow
;ns the COW, when was outside below
ny sud paving in 9 furfo1s nsnneF' 70
come 10 her offspring. 70. no sooner nao
effect been given thst iisa thsn the
iran;;c COW elevated her isil, snd max
;ug a charge upon those whose hsnds
were upou.the cali, scattered them IN 5
tsinSEng. The owner then gave esca
Of The claimants ten cents, when one OF
hem. who imsgipsi tds: hs had q
right to ail that hsd been given. Knock
Il Two of them down snd took away
their portions. snd was going ior the
others, when the police appeared and
vent tc-u hirn.-4le-1rfTc Ga-S!s,