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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-01

Vieios OF an old SAILOR upon seeing the play ot
Enoeh Arden, by the Edwin Adams Troupe. Al
wilmington Delaware, Feb. 2Sth, 1873
I've sailed, I've sailed around the world.
Have been in every land,
Have helped in storms, the sails TO furi,
Aud rolled upon TIE sand
I've been like sailors, everywhere.
Fond OF Rmusements and Riee
And whens'r on shore cared not where,
Went the Lions 70 see.
In passing up the Della ware the other day.
rOarlnE sqaali came on
was g0oo ness WheR we heard the captain saV
Were opposite Wilmington
Lets go on shore and have time.
In the % called, American GlaaRow;
And spend our time till the weather gets fine.
In the manner We think best TO-
SO ashore We went, full HeRbe,,E
And IN our walk, up to the Dutch Garden
What should we behold upon the fence
But . SbOa0-BiA, which said-EnoeE arden
Enoch Arden, says /, he was -Ons Of the Bow, ("
Let's 60 ADd zee it played,
We may be wanted 70 hollow, 4'Ship Ahov 90
Or, behold soma beautiful maid
We went TO the music Hall, in the Town.
And thsre saw EnOeh, a. we've read,
In all his glory, and renoWn,
And then We saw him dead
I nov have this 70 say. my o0mFads in distress.
And As i am the elder,
You'll no doubt coincide with jess
In his opinion Of the Author
p Well, nOw by-jovP the play was bsautitul.
And veil performed N ell its parts-
Bat didn't 4 make me reel
To bohold those Grokea hearts
have seen most al Ltis0s played,
And IN neariy every land
But neer va asOTs dssa0Oed
Than . 80 hOW EAIS pay did end.
IKE the acting Of the great Ed.oia Adaaas, ,
And that Of Morton Clifton, Parker, KHosolet,
agsd az, s.tsssr -, 500 = -fn
Bgt IN hst. IN dive Sizfeea falAOass .sa
esnt improve Il b.f0rs Ghs last eaastsa
Ths author should HaS 1t in q Happy mssfiag
by all =
Before ESsoch Oefs 6atO he Bed;
A. Al 9eed essloIs would do ia sQuaH
AndhSen lot Esoeh % dead.
1 an going sgain tomorrow night.
JEss HOLDEN,
of ship "Amsriean Eagle"
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-01
NnTloE
Register Ordsr.
RRelsTER OFFsoE

hkolSTER OFF6OR,
New Castle County, January 2lth. .Il7A
Upon the application 0f. AMOS. c.. BkIN-
IN; Administrator of eHALKtEY 7. bull
LOCK, late of ChristianA hundred In said county,
deOeased it is Ordered and directed BY the Reg
isteT that the AdministratOT aforesaid give notice
of the granting Of Letters of Administration upOn
the Estate Of the deceased, with the datsof grant
ing thereof by causing adVertisementlt9 g be D0saed
within forty days from the date of such letter. in
six of the most publio places Of the county OfHSW
Castle. requiring all persons having demands against
tho E5' ate to present the same or abide By Act
OF Assembly IN Buoh ease made And pfovtoa4. ana
also cause the same 10 be inserted Within the sah
period in the W eekIy Delaware Gazette, iheWfp4.
per published in WILMINGTON. and 10 be cOptinHs4
therein two months.
- Given under the hand and seal of OfiOO OF
the Register Aforesaid, At New Castle, tl
- New Castle eOunty Aforesaid, the aAyaed
year above written. b. B.GIbBS. RsgisteF.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-01
aooiGrIEa.
a1an1Erua rn1a rnnrna

AschAaie's LDdgs, No 4, 1902, It ODD Eel.
lows Hall, 3d and King.
Hal, as Maekst 81.
-. JsesEsea CeanaIl. No 10. GU n, ct Msehas.
LSFsystts Lodes, No 2, KiOfP, At knights Of
PythiaS Hall, al MaEkstSt.
AseuTy Lodge, Of q T. at fifth and Market
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-01
LOCAL ImrGLLuoEMoE.

spring opens favorably,
Beautiful weather, to-day.
The .lSrertiSer is greatly improved
Police business keeps unusually dull.
Oats sold at 80 cents bushel this morning.
Rsv. Robt. w. Todd. is somewhat improved ia
health.
Go see "Enoch Arden" at the Grand Opera
House, tonight.
The Cecil Democrat, iIpiss issue OF to- ay. edi-
tOriAlly eulogizsS Wilmirgton
Rev. g. d. Watson will oHiciats at 81. Paul 9
NJ. T. Church, tomorrow morning.
Mr.. John A. Armour. of the Commercial we
are pleased to learn, 10 somewhat improved in
health.
Rev. DR.. Edwards will preach tomorrow ia the
First Presbyterian Chur, b, at 10Y A. NJ and ~
III the evening
John Maris 4 Son, 6l9 Tatnall street, are agents
for this city, for the sale the Royal Fire Lighter
for kindl ng fres.
Samuel J. Hudson, q reporter for the PhilAdel-
phla Inquire, went to New Castle. this morning
10 interview Annie Meeteer, aud work up q spe-
cisl report Of tue recent Newark murder for this
paper
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-01

LEcTURE.-Mr. c. C. Burr delivered his
fflh lecture last night, in the OEaiory Of Dela-
ware College. TO . crowded and attentive
audience; subject, Science and Divine Revela.
tiOn.' TEee lectures become more, Interesting
a. they progresA He will deliver his last lecture
Of the course this evening, commencing ct u
o'clock. He will deliver the 6rsl lecture Of the
course before The Teacher Inhlilnte. on naxt
Friday evening at ElktOn. Nd. ApplieatiOn hes
been made to have Ihe coarse delivered at
Middletown. .-fr''
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-01

THE CLAYTON HOUSE OPENINo.-Col. w. II.
Sawyer, the lessee of the Clayton House, in tins
city, will oper, on Wednesday next, with about
fortY permanent boArdsrs. As an appropriate
opening ceremony, Col. Sawyer, will keep q COLA
ton spread, from four until ten o'clock, p H., to
which will be invited the Hotel Directors, and the
suoscOsIS u, 70 Ihs Iona IoF tne banquet which
The furnishing of the house, which is now going
on, will be entirely completed by Wednesday and
everything made ready for the opening A tull
description Of the interior arrangements and fur
nishing OF the hotel,will appear in these columns,
in due tins
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-01

COURT HOUSE, REMoVAL.-A meeting of the
members Of the Legislature was hold II Tie Hon
OF Representatives, at DoVsE.oR Thursday sVenInr
aoL me purpose OF giving those opposed to ne re-
70 Be heard. Addresses in Opposition to tha rs.
meysl we're made BY George Lray, ESo. col WA
q Whitley, Alexander y. Cooper ana eamasI
1oU1eond, EsQs. The latter gentleman adgocatsd
lnet divisl@ Of The country, e ths only amieabl0
and satisfactory manner of settling he vexed
QneationI H IMELE !. ~ - 49,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-01

ONE DRUNK. K.-Only one drunk has been recorded
on the police docket; during the last forty eight
hours. Wesley Decher, col. was the offender
and was fined fifty cents and costs His available
proceeds, at the time of his trial, just amounted
TO sufficient TO pay his COSTS After considerable
effort be succeeded in borrowing fIty cents paid
6ne and went on his way rejoicing
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-01

The Phlladelphia Ledger, In its weekly re-
''The average price o. coal for February have
been such as to warrant an advance Of four
per cent. above the basis Of wages The trade
is steadily Increasing and strengthening In
prices. The season has rarely opened more
favorably."
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-01
REGISTEfS,S ORDER,
NEW CASTLE COUNTY FSSTuary T : 7th IsIiS II;

NEW CASTLE COUNTY, February 7th lS75.
John Il. 81 So sEsm. las of = tIaIastsn oi s ~
county. deceased; il 10 0IdeFed aud directed
give notiee Of the granting Of Letters Tsstemen-
taTy upon the Estate OF the deceased. With the
date Of granting thereof, By causing advertise
msnts to Be posted Vithin forty days lFom the AasO
of such Letters, ID dx Of the most public plaee8 Of
the County Of N NeW Castle requiring ali persons haV
Ing demands agaRat the kstato TO present the sane
Or abide By an Act Of Assembly in such case made
and provided And also cause the game to be ia
serted within the same period In the Delaware Ga
Hstte. neWspaper published IN WilminGtOn, aA1
TO be oOnlih0ea therein two monthg. !
- 0iyen unoeF the hand end aea1 0f once OF
the Raghter niOrssaid. at New caStlR ig
- New paStle cpRnty aforesaid, tbs 6aT And
year aboVe written. 3. GIBBS, HOGi6tOF,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-01

PREPARIN0 FOR THR INAuoURATIoN.-The p :,
w. & b. r. X. Co, are reserviug as many Of their
passenger cars a. possible, at Philadelphia, for the
purpose Of running extra trains TO Washington, on
Monday. This morning, the Delaware Railroad
trains, north, and south, were composed of passen-
ger cars from the North Pennsylvania Railroad.--
One Of the Wilmington & Western cars, was also
attached to the south bound trains
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-01

BAN9UET.-T Tbs evening, the opening banque,
at the Delaware House, viii take place. since
assuming charge Of this hotel Mr. O1lip, az
proprietor, has made many Important attentions
evening, with banquet Aballed. compoSed far
the occasion, by Z. A. Ranney, entitled "The
kireman's Trumpet" will be sung By Mr. Petit
pleasant occusion is anticipated
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-01

HAS NOT REsIoSKD-Rev. Mr. Marsh has not
E.sgned the pastorate OF Elm Street Baptist Chap
el, as stated day or two ago. Rev. Mr.. Fhppo,
Of Wyoming, instead Of succeeding HIM, has ac-
cepbed q call to the Waverly Baptist Church, Bal
timore. He left for that city, to-day, and will
preach his opening sermon, to his new charge to-
morrow morning
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-01

DEPRECATED IN VALUE.-The Milford Ne,Os
says that the withdrawal of the New York stesm,
ship line has depreciated real estate on the eaSt
ern side Of Sussex county fuii thirty per cent
Many farmers In this locality say their iarma are
deprecated fully 10 this extent thereby
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-01

The impFOvnents in HanoVer street
Boston, render the American House one Of the
most dSiirAbls. as it has long been one Of the
best stopping places In Boston. either for busi.
ness men or pleasure seekOra
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-01
REGIsTER,s ORDRaG.
NEW CASTLE COUNTY HESl Jsn

HEgInRHntH tlWHHgn
NEW CASTLE COUNTY. January stk. isfS
Upon the application Of Isaac 6; EliOtt, JT, Ad-
minletFAtOE Of Pierce, late Of BHandyWnO huD-
aFed lnsaid o0untV deoeaaod u Ordered aad dEes-
Lsd Dy tne RogistsF that the AaPiPisEatoF sor9ssa
give n0tco OF the granting Of LSttoFs Of AdmiElg-
tFatlop up0n the Estatp Of the deceased. With
the date Of granting thereof By causing adYsrtiss
meats 20 be posted WithiR forty days tFaW The d4t9
Of Suoh Letter.. IN sig QftAo most public plaefs ct
the county ef Ney Castls TsqplTing al psE.2ls AaY-
0T ahids bf IN A6t 81 Assembly IN such oeso m@a6
aA0 DHOYidad. And also cause tho aAnae g - ~
Gasssts' q nS1spSSG s paSiShSd "a WtiSiSs.
ton. and 10 be continued therein two months.
.0IVan mndaF the hAna and seal ofoGoo a
TIE iRaglgtof Aforesaid, e New caatIO. q
New Castle eOanty Aforesaid the day and
year Above written. ,, GIBBS. RsglStoF. j
NOTICE.. e...., -.
All persons hayihs elaiRRS againll ne Estate II
the doeaassd must present the same duly aftose -
tie AdminiStFateT OnOF before JapuaTy Sfh isII e
abide tue Act 0f 0fRAHsom1ly b 6aeh shss ulsSA 1a9
provided. ISAAC 3, ELLI01f,
AddrsSs-W -Wilminktoh. DEL Z ia1iS.SS
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-01

NKw ScHooL. Alexander G. Harris, lately con
nected, as teacher, with the Rugby ACADEMY has
taken the whole of the third story of No. 220 and
222 Market street, where he proposes to open a
school for both sexes on the 10th Of March.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-01

LEcTUkE-RsV. james waters will deliver
q Lecture on Astronomy before the Delaware
Institute Of Mechanic Arts, formerly Working,
mems I9stltnte. 10 their halL at 5th apd Market
streets, this evening. ~ r = - = q
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-01
NnTfrR-
REGGsTCR,s ORDWR.

NEW CASTLE COUNTY. JsnSsTy sthi ISIS.
HPon the aPgliSation q %1LLIAM. SMTTH
New Castle Hundred. in said oO1niy. deceased:
y Is ordered and directed by the Register that
the Administrutor Aforesaid, awe notice Of ~
granting Of Letters Of AdministratiOn upon the
Estats OF the deceased with the date Of grant
ing thereof BY causing advertisements to be posted
within forty days from the date OF such LetteFS ID
az Of the most publ? places of the County Of New
Castle. recurring all persons haVtng demands
aGainst the Estate, TO present the aaO or abide hy
en- act OF Assembly in snch m ID and provided
Ana also cause TIE same 10 Be inserted within the
publisher IN Wilmington, and to be contInuSd
therein tWO months.
Given uuder the hand and Seal Of Of
(SEAL \hoe of the Register Aforesaid, at New
NS%TN Jvastle, Ia New Castle County Aforesaid,
- the day and year shove written.
B. GIBBS RNaiakoP.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-01
MICHAEL McGEARY.

MOULD respectfully INFORM nIs friends and the
w public that he continues 20 keep on hand the
arp Ct A1d best Rssort Of GentsnnenG e. adieS
New and SecOnd-hand Clothing
eiths best quality. a No. $40 TaanaII Street
Also. hia large stock Of Boot. Shoes and Ladies
Saters Of the best STYLE Is worthy Of atten be
tore purchasing elsewhere. A large assortment a 1
BED Clothing. Blankets. Sheets and Sproaas con.
stAnty on hAnd. He feels confident that be Is Sbie
70 sell e0oqe lower than any other pefsOn IN thIS
city. Give him . call before purch asnR elseWhsrs
a. be VIII give aatiGfAetiOn TO ell who may fnvor
him with their patronage V'
- Highest cash prices paid RaSn. Iron, Bras,
opDeF. Glass. link. Lead ana al Eonds II his li5
N. Mc0RARY
fataaiIt 0iImia9saq o.,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-01

PHYsIcIAN ELEcTED.-At a special meeting
OF the Dispensary Committee. held Monday,
Feb. "a, 1873, the sci vices of DR.. E. G. Short
Iidge as an additional attending physician at
the "WiImington DispenaaEy" were accented.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-01
NOTICE.

All persons having claims against tho Estate Of
the deceased must the duly attOStod 70
the AdministratOr on or before January oath, 1874,
or abide the Act Qf Assembly IN such case made ARd
provided. AMOS c. lBhlhTOH. Admia ietFstOrs
Address HilminRtOn. Del. len s2ms
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-01

- i,ai,i..ss.iaa...ia
NselaeeEI.alOfa1r.,
N.A c.,ll. - a.lEalEE...,. E.E..I....,.. ILL.

New Cattle County. Fs6raaaIv ~ y, iggss;a
Upon the ,spplication Of Allied q. NcIisHd.
EXECUTOR OF William \. Read. late 81 NsS- 49,
tlo hundred, in said County, deoeased. ~ q
ordered and directed by the ReEisieF ehat az
EXECUTOR aforesaid, give notice Of the Rranti1S
q Letters TSstanentary upon the Rstats 81 ~
deceased with the date Of granting thereof ~ oanS
ing I'D refreshments te be posted within forte 1--
trom the date ofsuch Letter., in six Of the mot S1k
ne places otthe County OF New Castle, FsquiFng ~
persons having demands against the Estate 10 pres
entthe same, or abide BY pa Act OfAssombly Suck
case made and provided And also cause the naEe ID
20 inserted within the came period In the DeaWaTS
HaSette, aneWspaper published IN WilmingtOn, and
70 bO continued therein two months, ="
-, 0iyen under the hand and Seal Of 0aioO af
L.s. the Register aforesaid, At 0W Cagtls, inNSw
(C~J Castle County aforesaid, the day and YSSV
AboVeWritten b. GIBBS, Register.
NOTICE.
Al! persons having claims against the Raaa to Of
the DECEASED must presehtthe same daily attostoA ID
the Executor. on or before fObruarT leth. l05l
abide the Act Of Assembly IN sueh case maa1@ sn1
provided. ALRRED Q. NOWLAND.
Executor Of William 4, Reed deod
Addres-NeW Castle. Del. fSbH -aI
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-01
N0TTCp

All persons having claims against the Estate Oi
the deceased must present the zane daily aleelte'
10 the Executor. on or before FebraaRy IN, 1UA,
or shiae the Act Of Assembly In s1eh case made
and provided, JOHN OTTO,
address. Wilmington. Del. RxeontoF.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-01
NOTToR

:, All persons having olAims AGAINST the Estate Of
the deceased must present the same daily attostod
70 the Admnstrator. before anu arv 9Th, 1o7A
OF the Act Of Assembly ip such case made ~
provided. WILLIAM SMITH,
49, AdmluistRatOS,
Address-NsW Castle. Del. ianI0-9m
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-01

FRKI0HT TARRANGENRNT.-The Wilmington &
Wester railroad Company are making shipping
arrangements for 10000 ions OF freight. this sea-
son, with the Kaolin interests along the line Of
the road.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-01
COM MMEIiRclAL
Now Advertise m ents.

WBW NuV0TIS6 M BUt8s
Furniture for Sale-0ge & Miller.
Something New-The Royal Fire Lighter.
NOtice-Brandywine HID. Mu. Horse In. Co.
Institute Hall Blacks Boston Stereopticon.
The London Bell Ringers-Chadwick's Museum.
A Card-Managers Washington S. +. L. 4 H. a l.. Co.
GOOD Chance-Stock, &e., Diamond State Carriage
Factory for sale
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-01
REGlsI EII'N a,IsDER.


New Castle County, January 18th. ISIS.
Upon the application Wlllian Lawson. Ex.
ecutOr Of AIRY LAWSON. late Of Rrandy-
wins hundred. in said county. deceased; Il Ia
ordered and directed by the Register that the
Executor aforesaid. give notice of the 6Vant-
ing Of Letters Tests%sntary upon the Estate
Ot. By causing advertisements to be posted
within forty daysi the date of such letter. "a
six ofthe most public places of the CSuhty Of New
Castle rec airing ell persons havin demands
the Estate, to present the same, or an Act
Of Assembly In such case made and provided. And
also cause the same to be inserted within the same
period in the Weekly Delaware Gazette, uoWspa-
per publishedin in WilminEton. and TO be CONTINUED
therein two months. ~
-, Given under th q hand aAdSOAlOf ORsO Oi
LIS. the Register aforesaid, at New Castle O. in Now
s~V-' Castle County, aforesaid, the day and year
aboVe written. B. GIBBS. RsgiSter.
NOTICE.
Az persons having claims against the Estate Of
the deceased must present the same duly attestod
to the Executor. on or before January 18th, 1874,
or abide the Act Of Assembly in such case made
and provided. WILLIAM LAWSON, Executor,
Address-Wm. s. McCaulley, Wilmington,
an2O-2m
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-01
1arness.
w. B. THOMPSON.
addIe, Harness and Collar Maker,
600 West Front Street,
WILMINGTON
BRLAWAnR

riRht for the Stats Of Delaware Tor l1eNAsp's Pa
tsnt Breast Cellar. ghieh s ons q The must bsne6
foF along time and vii be lasting beueat 20 the
horse and owner. Il baing 20 constructed that The
horse is Deriecily tree about the throat and rot
CHECKED and chafed on the breast. a. h dOno y the
ollars new used. oeeS
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-01
AMUsEACENT NoTEs,

Mr.. John f. Ovens, whose visit here last
winter Wa one Of The most pleasant theatrical
events OF the season, will appear At our Grand
Opera House, ON the evenings Of the II and 18th
of March.
McEvoss HibeEnicon will ii gain be presented
in this city, on March 2lst and 22d. It has been
presented here on various occasions, and alWaya
TO large and delighted audiences,
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6aasNJalla4SIis9l 9lWslNe 4SS1,uS o, !

bAssJal'a4ssas1y Ut slfse eibl as5Ips Of !
communication, A6ndemhing the ,prse.
s!9e e. q yeTpg nh IL Il el5sh.l, snA esn.Y
rilously abiding 70 yonng ladies. This
is by tar, too common practice, and ID
q very reprehensible one. We think it
generally p:ocesds from thouahtlessn eos
for what man would utter a word that
could be construed into disrespeotful
allusion TO q young lady? There is q
sanottty that surrounds woman that
should prevent even an uuhsllowed
thought. That young man who would
Intentionally defame the fair name of
any woman-no matter how humble her
walk in life-is schooling himself for q
life OF infamy. that will end. in Jail. if not
Oh the gallows. Whenever q young man
30 lar forgets the tender kiss OF sister,
or the fond embrace OF q, mother, as to
defame or traduoe trusting, loving, un-
suspecting girl--who, probably by bis
damning fattery, has learned to love
him-there is no safe place for him out.
side the penitentisry.
Greensboro Patriot,
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-03-05

A New Hampshire paper thus chroni-
oles the fact of q neighboring town being
lighted with gas: Hanover is lighted
win gas. The stores CLEAN attraotively
with it. The church shines with it.
The streets will soon blaze with it. And
such gael It is rich gas, q Croe sus in
carbon. 1t is lazy gas, warranted to run
slowly through the meters. 1t is sprieht.
y gas. warranted to burn brilliantly at
the burners. It is polite gas; nothing
but wax candles can excel it in kind.
ness to the complexion OF the ladies.
1t has only one fault. It is sometimes
OF retiring disposition. This. virtue
among men, is vice in gas: Perhaps
it is criminal, for twice have chapel ser.
vices upon the Sabbath been omitted on
it's account. There ia Dartmouth Cho-
raj Society in town. This society sings
Whenever this society sings. All we like
sheep, or Might shades no longer the
gas Invariably goes out--so it is timid
gas. Long may it fuctuate."
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-03-05
Funeral Invitation

The friends and acquaintances Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert NJ. Boozer are respectfully in
vited to attend tho funeral services of their
infant child, BAYLIS. at the Cemetery. from
their residence. on Plain street, THIS DAY,
at 12 o'clock.
The friends and acquRintancos of Mr. and
Mrs. Burkett are respectfully invited to at
tend the funeral services Of their youngest
daughter, DAISY, at their residence, corner
OF Barnwell and Lumber streets, THIS AF-
TERNOON, at halfpAst 8 O'Clock.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-03-05
At religious gathering in Chicago

At religious gathering in Chicago
few years since. one OF the speakers was
the venerable Rev. DR.. GoodelI. Broken
IN mind and body, but animated by the
occasion. the eyed clergyman said !:
Friends, I am far upon my Journey to
the Celestial City; bu. could not help
stopping OH my way to attend this meet.
ing in Chicago" Here voice from the
multitude WIS heard by all: 'Chicago is
not on that road" The effect was cleo
trical, especially upon the poor old gen.
tleman, who was SO confused that he
could say no more, aud was obliged to
sit down.
The London Echo says that an Ameri-
can newspaper man complains that he
belongs TO SO many secret societies,
knows 80 many ''grips," "winks," and
other signs of occult fellowship. that he
is kept "gripping. aud "winkipg" all
the way down the street whenever he
shows himself in public.
Bodies of three OF the working GIRLS
and of three fremen crushed blythe fall
Of the walls of the fire in Boston Thurs
day, have been taken from the ruins.
The bodies of one other girl and several
other tiremen are yet in the ruins.
The eating saloon at Kit Carson, Colo
rado, on the Kansas Pacific, has been.ex-
tremely fortunate. Only four proprie-
tors have been shot by passengers whoae
feelings were outraged by the black coi-
fee.
Apunctual Minnesota maiden lately
married a tasus1 acquaintance who hap
pened to be in church, rather than be
kept whiting for her original intended,
who was quarter of an honr behind the
appointed time.
New York employs 1000 children,
under htteen yeurs of age, in making
paper collars.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-03-05

a French woman recently died of ne.
glect in the streets OF Florence who was
supposed to be Of low origin, but who
proved TO be the daughter of u noble in
high military position, under the Bour-
bons. Upon the announcement of her
death the authorities took possession of
her effects, and on forcing open the
drawer of large box in her sleeping
room found it full OF sacks of gold: ::
every box or drawer contained quantities
OF gold, government bonds and bank
stocks, md in her shoes, whose soles
were OF extraordinary size and thick ness,
layers OF newly coined gold pieces wero
found.
The fate of tho Northlleet continues
to be tho topic of oonversation in Eng.
land. and the newspapers are full of lot.
tiers on the subject, but few new facts Of
Importance have been elicited. Divers
have been act to work to recover any
bodies that may remain in the wreck,
but their bors have not been very sue
oesafnl, and it is now proposed to blow
the unfortunate ship up with gunpow-
der. i'll the hope that the deadbodies
may then come to the surface.
The coroner was notified yesterday
morning, that colored woman named
Susannah Piptin had been burned to
death at Belleview plantation, in Christ
Church Parish, about seven miles from
Mount Pleasant. A deputy left the city
Immediately for the scene Of the tragedy
to hold al inquest. - Charleston Ne,os
A gang of burglars in Rockford, ILL.,,
got twenty-seven dollars in twepty-six
stores.
A Hungarian bandit has Just MUIR.
dered his thirty fifth victim.