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FOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR 1aE 7AE!S3G
ORLEANS.
p. H. HoNSSEAUH VS.. NJ. HOCuEgEoa.-EiSs
s0.!.i.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.


,a,HE STATE OF LOUISIANA TO ALL "fioH?P
Il NAV concern. greeting Whereas Mira Marie AdAO
laide MOnsseaux, the wife OFF, H. M0ns5eaU. tho
city OF New Orleans has purchased AK - sale na1@
by the civil sheriff of the parish of Orleans on iA@
twenty-eighth day Of December. 1877. the prop"
erty hereinafter described. and has applied ssa
the judge of this court for monttion or All:
vertisement in conformity TO sections $50 and
$3.50 of act No. % of the General Assembly OF i!.s
commonly known as the Revised statutes Of 1870
Now therefore know ye and all persons ;nte:s
ested herein are hereby cited amt admOnished. III
the name Ofthe State of Louisiana and of the FOugtH
District Court fox the parish OF Orleans who sam
set up any right title interest in and 90 thts
property hereinafter described IN consequences %
any irreguIarity or illegairY in the appraisemens
or advertisement, in the time aud manner o: sses
or for any other defect whatsoever to show cars'.
within thirty days from the day this montt!cH IS
first inserted in the public papers why tho sa." 40
made should not hOmOlOgated and confirmed.
The said property sold by the aforesaid
sheriff by virtue of and pursuant t" a VII: "a
seizure and sale issued by the late seventh O!a.
trict Court for the parish of Orleans at the SUN Of
P. H. MOusseauX vs.. Michael HOchenede!. o.!!ps
of the docket of said court. which records age
transferred to this court by operation OF law a.S
at which sale the said Mrs Marie Ade.ad" Mona"
seaux wife of the said Paul HypOiite MOusaoa3S
became the purchaser for the sum OF 8!!IS
Description Of property contained in IL" !gI!'
A certain lot of ground. with the buildings ani
Improvements thereon, rghts, wayso srf' ltId"ss
privileges and advantages thereunto belonging az
in anywse;a pertaining. situated. lying and brinS
the Second District OF this city, IN Square
bounded by Robertson, TOULOUSE Hlo IOsl9 :bH'k
Where streets measuring twenty-five fee: Or1
inch four lines front on St louis street by on" hItI'
bred feet in depth, per plan drawn by Iudce q
FremauX. architects dated the twenty. segentIS
day of February, 1861. and deposited in the Offra
of Edward Barnett notary public in this city,
which said property forms part of lot designated
by number four acquired by Mrs. Caroline H0tS
man widow of the late David Holman, now ~slQsS
of Maurice Quill BY purchase from +. Hirsch. peg
act passed before said notary Barnett tha SwGa.
ty-eighth day of March. l3i3.
B. L. LYNCH. inGs6s
EDWARD DEBLOIs Clerk.
New orleans February Is 1879, ,nhf's!S
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Ln.eph AnsInde, vs.. BERNARD Ca1ire..

rrIETH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
n Dreams No. 3893.-By virtue of wit of
tsrt taclas 10 me directed BY the honorable the
+ .-h District Court for the parish OF Orleans
il the above entitled cause will proceed 20 sa az
p.plc auction, the premises hereinafter dt5ig'
sa.ri on MONDAY. april = 1873. at five
O'c.ocS P. NJ. the following described property.
70 - - -.
THE FURNITURE FIXTURES, LIQUORS AND ALL
MOVABLE PROPERTY contained IN the coffee
house at No. % Exchange alley. in she Second Dis
tv.ct o, this city, peg inventory. which may be
Seen in my office.
Seized IN the above suit.
Tsrms--Cash on the spot.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.
IL THE MATTER OF GEORGE c. LAWRASON,
Bankrupt.
In Rankruptcx-Nn. i2:l2.
4, Bankruptcy-No. 1889.

WHEREAS, GEORGE 6. LAwRASON, OF NEW
w Orleans and district aforesaid. duly de-
clared bankrupt under the act Congress of March
q 1867 has this day filed in said court petition
praying for discharge and certificate thereof
hOm all his debts and other claims provabe undes
said act.
Notice is therefore given 20 all creditors who
have proved their debts, and to all other persons
in interest, that the fourteenth day of April.
1873 at IL A. NJ. Is assigned for the hearing OF the
same. and that they may then and there attend
of the said petition should not be granted; ana
further notice is given that the bankrupt will
dergO an examination before Register C. s. KEEL
lOgs on the twelfth day of April A. D. 1873. at ii
A. NJ. at his office CustOmhOuse building.
Clerks office New Orleans, March "a, 1875
mf25 apps IL K. LOEW. Deputy Clerk.
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Dave. & Eanning VS., Lion 4, Pinsard

mhla aps 10 Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
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VI. ?. HA2PE2.
ub2' 50 ap; Sheriff Of the Parish of OCIeaas


". Is. kOOntz vs.. Mrs. +. Cramer ct al.
S,IXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
y OfOr!eans No 4l37.-By virtue of a writ OF teri
fIcia3 against Mrs. +. Cramer. to directed
bv the honorable the Sixth District CoErt.t0r the
par u OF Orleans in the above entitled cause VIII
proceed to sell at public auction q: my warehouse,
NJ :. -. Ann street, between ROYAL and Bourbon
street. N the Second District Of this CRY, on >! /
URDAY April 5, 1873, at ten o'clock A. NJ, the io4-
iowIng described property, to wit
A L3ToF FURNITURE AND MOVABLE EFFECTS.
a. PER inventory which may be seen N nv Office.
Seized IN the above suit.
Terms Cash en- the spot.
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Louis Mathe vs.. 4. d. Bernoudy. Agen'

W. =
mill 60 apl5 Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
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IC,URTH DISTRICT COURT FOR The PAR
II ish of Orleans No. 80 ,584-(NO. 1902 late
Seventh District Court.-Bg virtue OF a writ OF
ter. faCias TO me directed by the honorable the
Fourth District Court for the parish of orleans N
the above entitled cause, VIII proceed 20 sell at
p-blic auction at the Merchants aad Aucto1eers
Exchange ROYAL street, between Canal and Gus
t0mb0l3e streets III the Second District of this
CITY On SATURDAY, April 5. 1873. al twelve
O'Clock NJ. the following described property, to
wit -
AL, THE RIGHT. TITLE AND INTEREST. to
wit: One.haf OF the defendant Samuel Barnes.
"a and to the steamboat TaleTUah, her I-.E.:Gre.
tackle apparel machinery. etc
Ser ed IN the above suit.
Te.ms-CaSh on the spot.
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IN test mnLs hereof, have hereunto set my
ha and q iGi the seal Of the said court. at the
CIT Of New cans, on this twentieth day OF
March, in the ,-.l Of our Lord sne thousand eight
hlndl ID and tuty thee AID the ninety
year of the independence Of the United States
LOUIS A. RICHARDS,
uh2' y6 20 apI5 ~ Deputy Clerk
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Pierre Tisne vs.. John Aurianne.

n,hrs % spl6 Sheriff of the Parish OF Or!raa.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOB THE PARISH OF
ORLEANS.
n THE MATTER OF THE INTRODUCTION OF
MR. ALFRED PENN,

IN THE MATTER OF THE INTRODUCTION OF
MR.. ALFRED PENN.
r HEREBY CERTIFY THAT on THE TENTH
L day of February, 1873 Judgment was rem.
dcIed this court in the matter Of the Introduction
a. W. Aired Penn in the words and figures fol.
Ow -. t" wit:
-
This came up this day for trial on the petit
ton praying for the Introduction. Present-C. n.
Conrad Y son, for petitioners; Alfred Grms for de.
feudat wht after hearing the evidence. the court
considering that the same fully sustains the allie
decrced that sentence of Introduction be and is
hereby Pronounced against Alfred Penn. disc ual.
ling him IRON performing any of the acts and
contracts winch p''sous of age and competent IN
Law nav" the p"" Of performing legally.
"uIgmen' r"Ld "a February 10. 1873.
/. .ned +. e,Iy u 1913.
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n ErecbouysP p. Rizor.

.e27 mhl8 30 Sheriff OF the Parish OF OrIean
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New OrIeans saving. Institution Us.

Z.
fe28 milo api Sheriff OF the Parish of Orleans.
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LEGAL NOTICES,
DISTRICT COURT OF TIE UNITED
STATES.
In Bankruptcy-NO, 1873.
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.

IN THE MATTER OF DANIEL HICET. BANEs
Supt.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES.
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA
IN THE MATTER OF C. B. PAHMEY Err. BANK.
rupt.
In Hankruptcy-No. 1858.

vf,HR UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES NOTICE
Il of his appointment assignee of the estate of
c. B. Pahmeyer, of New Orleans, parish of Orleans
and State of louisiana adjudsed bankrupt upon
his own petition
New Orleans, March II, 1873.
mhl4 81 % f. +. NORTON. Assignee
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in Bankruptcy-No. 1917.

ft,HE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES SoTlG3
Il of his appoint ent assignee of the estate
of Charles Guerineau Jr. of New orleansS pa'is1
of Orleans and State Of Lovisana. adsudget D
bankrupt upon his own petitions
New Orleans March II, 1873
mhl3 D apI 4. +. NORTON. AsSS gree
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT C0uRT
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.
Is THE MATTER OF DAEIEE HICKEY. GASSS
Iupt.
In Bankruptcy-SG. i27:is

rtNHR UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES S0T!:a
4 of his appointment assignee of th. Estate
OF Daniel Hickey Of the parish OF fbervllle. State
of Louisiana. adj judged bankrupt upon his eBS
Petition.
New Orleans. March H. 1879.
mhl9 Is AMI Z f. NORTON 6ssHrneA
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Beoubay VS.. Zephlrimu. 70.

nb1,leas Sheriff of the Parish of orleans.
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Pierre EilinrceaHa AIacarty vs.. haries
Andrew GOrsLCl.

". ?. TA2?z!
rli.5 . az" Sheriff Of the Parish of orleans.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT tovRgs

EDWARD DEBLOIs Clerk. =,
New Orleans, February l6 1873. fnhf Il 20
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A. 4. Miller & Co. Va, james COusidlne
and u l. At II anlILn.

". p. HARPER.
mh3 20 ap3 Sheriff of III. Parish of Orleans.
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DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA
IN THE MATTER OF CHARLES GCERiEmATo 80
Bankrupt.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1873-06-09

The Hyers sisters sang in Reading, on
Thursday night. The audience was small, but
the Times says Il was enc Of the finest musical
entertainments ever given in Reading.
Madam Janauscheok las rented a country
place near Boston, where she will pass the sum
mer months.
-Wilkie Collins will make his debut in Boston
about August. His manuscript Of the New
Magdalen" drama was burned by the late fire in
Boston, which obliges Miss Leclercq to reserve
all further representations of the play until next
SEASONS.
Mrs. l.. Davenport mas met with great
success in her impersonation OF Olottlde. at the
Union Square Theatre. New York. Miss Ethel
plays the character Of Fernando. the title role.
Her return to the stageis considered by many a
great imprudence, owing to the condition Of her
health.
MIR. Cheney, OF the "Globe, Boston, has by
its destruction by the late fire, met with an i'm
mense loss. By his lease Mr.. Cheney is bound
under heavy forfeiture to rebuild the theatre.
He has therefore announced that the curtain
will rise on the stage OF new "Globe" on the even
ing OF the 29th of September next Since max
ing the above announcement his mind s a little
doubtful respecting the attending expenses and
it seems doubtful that the theatre will rise quite
80 soon fromits ashes.
- Leo Hudson expired at st. Louis, Mo-, on
Monday morning last. Her death was evidently
the result OF injuries she received in her fall
with "BaCk Bess.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1873-06-09
THE PENINSULA.

The Grand jury has memorialized the Com
missioners Of the State for the removal Of Capt
Timmons from the Oyster Police force.
The chicken cholera has broken out at st. Mi
chaels
st. Michsels must possess its soul with patti
enoe for it's night boat until the 25th.
Sias Brooke, an old colored man in the neigh.
borhood OF st. Michaels, went out to burn brush,
the other day tainted and fell in the grass where
he was burned over and severely scorched.
Another case OF the small pox has broken out
just outside Of the limits of Easton.
The negrophebia still prevails in Talbot coun-
ty, the minds, like the hides, Of the Democrats
being too thick to be penetrated. The past ten
years OF fraternization have taught them moth
ing, and 10 their county meeting. last week, re-
affirmed the sentiments expressed during the
war.
CECIL COUNTY
The X. of p. lay the cornerstone of the new
hall at Cherry Hill on the 14th.
The 5nsquehanna fishermen have cut out their
seines
The Town Commissioners of Elkton are
charged with refusal to levy the assessment
upon the town.
Mrs Millicent relict OF the late Rev. Jos. T.
Brown, died at Cherry Hill last week.
The suit of Jas III. Smith Us the County Oom-
missioners, to recover extra compensation for
building bridge over the Little Elk was deci-
ded in the Baltimore county COURTS last week in
favor Of the defendants
Two colored men who had committed MUIR
der in Virginia were arrested on canal boat at
Chesapeake City, last week. and turned over to
tile authorities of that State.
Mrs Jacob Tome was lying very i'll on Satur
day.
Reynolds Bros have disposed Of the machine
ry in their sash factory. at Port, to the company
now erecting the new car shops, at Oxford, Pa
wIooMIoo COUNTY.
Oapt. Scott will keep the hotel at Green Run
Beach this season.
From the present Indications, there will be an
unusually large crep of blackberries.
Salisbury is shipping new potatoes.
Over one hundred swapping turtles were
shipped from Salisbury to Philadelphia on We'd
nesday last
The water melon crop has been seriously in
jured in Tyaskin district by the cut-worms but
the yield will be far greater than was at first
pected.
The public schools reopen on the 23rd, to con-
tinue until July 30th.
After the fourth effort. this is the way
Salisbury editor introduced an article on their
late fair "This day which brings together the
most heterogeneous collection Of human beings
that ever delighted (?) the sight of the refined.
passed away in the good (?) way" (Greater care
should be exercised in the culling from the waste
basket for wrappers)
On Sunday next, Rev j. ]. Smith will be r-
stalled pastor Of the Presbyterian Church at Sal-
isbury. Rev j. p Conkey, Of this city, will
preach the sermon,
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1873-06-09

The annual excursion from Harrington to
Lewes occurs ON the 25th inst.
The Peninsular Fruit Growers Association
meets at Dover on the 18th inst.
A camp meeting will be commenced in Hill
Woods, near Biackbird, on August lst.
The money due to Sunday Schools from the
county fund will be deposited in the various
banks Of the county on the 10th OF this month.
They say that the Sussex route OF the ship
canal will be surveyed, this month.
The members Of the last Legislature, with
their wives. hold a reunion at Lewes, on the
25th.
Manners. Fisher & Co.. of Seaford, are build
ing some very nice cottages at Rehoboth Beach
A gentleman, while on a shooting excursion at
Lewes, last week, shot snake on the marsh
which measured IL feet in length.
A bird, OF the condor species was recently
captured on the beach, about four miles this
side of Indian River 1t is supposed it was
driven hither by stress OF weather.
There will be Sunday School Institute held
in the NJ. Il. Church at Dover on Monday and
Tuesday June 18th and 18th, under the auspices
of the Wilmington Conference, and conducted
by Rev. Il. Stubbs of Wilmington.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1873-06-09

On next Thursday, the County Convention as
sembles at Media to select delegates to the State
Convention to nominate candidates for Treasur-
or and Supreme Judge of the Commonwealth.
The delegates elected, will, it is thought, ba in
the interests OF Judge Butler.
The next senatorial contest n the district OF
which Delaware County forms part will be, it
ID given out, between II. Jones Brooke and
Thos. v. Cooper.
Chester has long been city, but 1t has just
got an executive health officer.
Ohurchman 4 Barton's sugar house is now in
full operation.
The shad season, which has been an unfAvora-
BILE one, is closing.
The Delaware county doctors have resolved
at their medical convention, to collect their bills
every three months-that lie, if they can.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1873-06-09

A London correspondent ssys:-"Woman as
a voter is an accomplished fact in England.
Every woman who occupies a dwelling in any
city or town of England, Ireland Wales or Scot
land has vote for aldermen and town officers
in general Under Ar. Fosters new act in Eng
land widows and spinsters who pay rates haYe
votes in the election of school boards In Ire
land every woman who pays any sum as poor
IL is said that the women exercise these rights
heartily, and in many cases where saloon keep
ers represented the wards Of cities in municipal
positions they are signally defeated by the votes
of the women. In London, as is well known
Mrs. Garrett Anderson, NJ. ID is one of the
most useful members OF the School Board, and
the same is true of Miss Becker, of Manchester.
The right of suffrage seems to have been con-
ferred on the principle that where women pay
tax for any object, they shall have the right to
a voice in the disposition Of the funds.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1873-06-09

Thomas Mast, the caricaturist, has returned
from Europe.
The Shah Of Persia arrived at Wiesbaden
yesterday, en- route for London.
Burlington, La, has a spire-like damsel, six
feet seven and half inches high.
-Hatching oyster eggs by machinery Is now
praoticed at the Oape Of Good Hope.
Mr.. Foster, the new American minister to
Mexico, arrived at his post on the 27th ult.
THE Czar and Czarowitz of Russia left vien-
liA on Saturday, returning directly to St. Peters
burg.
"A Chinese gentleman is announced to deliver
an address before the Hampton County (Mass, }
Agricultural Society.
"A st Petersburg paper thinks that the Illness
Of the Sultan of Turkey will shortly neoessitAte
the appointment of a regent.
The lay of the latest minstrel reads: Lives
there girl with soul so dead who never to her
self hath said Won't 1 have damask when I'm
wed, and hem stitched pillows for each bed i =,
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Imnnr,nnI neolnIoa . to 1ldd Rellorn

The Ottumwa, Ia. Courier contains the fellow
ing in reference to recent decision; Judge ]
@ Reed, of the District Court Of Pottawattomie
country Iowa has recently made decision quite
important to Odd Fellows. party belonging
to the Protective Association OF Council Bluffs
had died. and the family being poor and in debt
the creditors brought suit and garnisheed the
association to get the 81, 600 insurance on the
life of the deceased
While the law of the State exempts the pro-
proceeds of life insurance policies from debts it
was claimed that the system OF insuranc among
Odd Fellows, known the Protective Associa-
ton, was not such insurance was covered by
the law of the State. The judge ruled, how
ever, that the statutes of the State did cover
the Protective Association insurance, and dis
charged the garnishee on motion.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1873-06-09

-Kennett Square has Quaker "Qure."
The library is a popular institution in West
Chester.
The goat crop at Havre de Grace presents
splendid appearance.
The W. q W. r R is putting in new car
scales at Coatesville
The building OF the new shoe factory at
Coatesville has been begun.
Alexander Norris, Sr., of Bel Air, promi
nent citizen of Hartford County. died last weeh
-Robt. E. Smiths tobacco store in ooatesville
was robbed OF $lO0 worth OF goods, one night
last week.
Local option has even driven away the
" stragglers" from the counties in Pennsylvania
where it prevails.
The Reading Eagle, advises the cleansing
of the streets of that city A pious suggesticn
to which we utter responsive amen.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1873-06-09

Tho contract to build one new vessel Of wood,
with compound engine. for the U. s. Revenue
Marine service. at $79, 800, has been awarded to
the Atlantic Works, at East Boston, Massachu-
settB.
The Athletic Base Ball Club Of Philadelphia,
PLAYED with the Resolute Club, of Elizabeth, N.
j., on Saturday afternoon, and won by score
Of Athletic IA. Resoute 4.
A stock train and gravel train came into colli-
sion on the Lake Shore and Michigan Railroad.
at Sandusky, on Saturday Six men were injured
one of whom has since died. Fifteen head of
cattle and two hundred and fifty sheep were
killed and injured.
William Barnes was killed yesterday by falling
from car at Port Jervis, N. Y. His family are
supposed TO live in New York city,
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1873-06-09

FOUNDATIONS OF A BAoHELoR.-A bachelor
friend OF ours, LAWYER, by the way, and rather
good looking, went out of town last week, and
was absent for several days. About the time he
was expected home, the family with whom he
boarded was greatly surprised that ladys
trunk a baby coach and cradle should be deliv-
cred at their door marked to his address The
entry Of the bride and groom were next expect
ed, Of course and matters were arranged for
their reception. But 10 in stalked the bachelor
all alone and seemingly as confirmed in his cell
bacy as ever Explanations followed. and IL
was discovered that the baggage was intended
for another gentleman of the same name.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1873-06-09

II AR LS:
W. T. Reybold, VIM. B. Ford, u. Lecroix. N.
LamOerton, l. A. MillRrd, =. q. Hartel
WILLIAM NJ. sTUCKERT, Chief MarahaL
Judges-P. R. Clark, Thomas Bird.
Choice selections OF music by McClurgs Military
Band. opening address Dy John o'Byrne, EaQ.
Growing GRAFTON by Col. silas b. Whitfield.
rark grounds open at 10 O'Clock A. II. fitting
commences at 2. p. NJ. Closing at 7, r. n.
ADMISSION TO GROUNDS 80 Gents.
Children, 2B cents. Tickets TO Grand Stand, %
cents extra.
Cars stop at Paschsll Station, few minutes walk
from the rark.
K-SPKCIAL NoTIOK-Should the weather prove
unfavorabe tine tournament will take place the nfat
following clear day. JESSE
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1873-06-09

The CLAYTON LoAN.-A meeting of the cor.
porators of the Clayton Loan Association was
held last Friday five or six gentlemen being
present. 1t was proposed by majority of those
at the meeting to make the stock 1000 shares
OF 5000 each, and the payments one dollar a
rowers could be induced to join such an Associa-
ton, and proportionate rates were obtained for
money, the shares would " run OUT in about
three years, or less, instead of nine or ten, the
borrower paying back his loan four times as fast
aa usllal
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1873-06-09

WOMEN wREAKIEa vENaENoE FOR THE HURDER OF
THEIR HUSBANDS.
BAN FRAEoIsoo, June 8.
dispatch from Yreks says that Mrs. Boldly
and Mrs. Their, whose husbands were murdered
by the Modocs last November identified Hooker
Jim and Steamboat Charley and rushed upon
them with pistol and knives, when Gen. Davis
interposed and disarmed the women, receiving
slight wound in the hand during the struggle.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1873-06-09

Notwithstanding the contradictory stories
ahoat in reference to Victoria Woodruff, it APP
pears that she is really dangerously i'll, having
H. is thought burst blood vessel near her heart
Her physician says that her life is dangerously
threatened, and that the least excitement may
cauae daath