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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-16
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THE LOCATION SN OxF0nb nEcsnnn uroS.
According 20 the Oxfogd Press. of to-day,
lWednesdnyl }, tie q o-opsrEtlYe Gar Company,
q this city, has finally declled upon that town
as location -
We have now more pdsitive information
concerning the much taiAed Of company OF
car builders. They have fully decided to To-
cate In Oxford. On Saturday last 4 committee
OK six Of the company, including the President.
Superlntandent and two ol the trustees visl-
ted Oxford and entered into the preliminary
arrangements with q committee OF our eiti-
zenss wherein the latter agreed to give them
very substantial assistance
While here on Saturday they were offered
tne enolce OF another lot Of land for the loca :
ton OF tue shops, which tAey at once decided
had several advantages over the lot formerly
offered them and it was selected as the site
for the buildings. This lbt belongs TO Rev.
Samuel Dickey and Is located IN the eastern
yart of the Borough, between the Agricultural
Society's GrOnnds and the Phiia. q Balt Cen
tral Railroad, lying along Lime street on one
side and adjoining the railroad on the other,
and Is easy of access from either. Mr.. Dickey
agreed to deed several acres OF the land to the
Company In fee simple. This liberal Gift
manlfesls generous puhlie spirit on the part
OF Mr. D., and indicates full confidence in the
enterprise
The Company intends to commence the
erection Of the buildings immediately, in order
70 begin the manufacture de ears by the first
OF July, II possible. They have ALREADY several
orders an hand It Is fully expected that there
VIII be from 75 to 100 hands employed in the
shops inside Of three months. Mr.. Seeley, the
superintendent, removes bis family to Oxford
to-day
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-16

RAILROAD MEETIEos.-To-momOW the stock
holders Of the Dclware q Pennsylvania Railroad
VIII meet at Delaware City for the purpose Of
with the Pennsylvania Central. Should they vote
in The affirmative IS the stockholders of the Penn
sylvanla & Delaware have already done, both reads
will thereafter be controlled by the Pennsylvania
Central Railroad.
On Friday morning an examination will be
made over the entire length of the Delaware q
Pennsylvania and Pennsyivania T. Delaware
Railroads, by the stockholders OF both roads,
The subscribers 10 the stock of the Baltimore
Chesapeake u Delaware Bay Railroad, viii meet
at No. 8, 81. Paul street, Baltimore, on the 20th
inst, for Organization.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-16
O'RPaeaa.s q Irems.

This Is an age Of wonders, especially in the
show business but IL Mr.. John O'Brien car
ries out the promises he puts forth in his ad-
vertisement Of the merits and dimensions of
his great combination, h0 will be the most
wonderful man In that line In this country.
BIS combination consists 0f menagerie, cir
Gus, museum, and caravan, all four Of which
contain upward of one hundred thousand
curloslties, gathered from all quarters Of the
globe. These are exhibited under six separate
tents, at the ante betlUn price Of Is cents. Mr..
O'Brien advertiSes fifty palace dens, contain
ing wild animals, and he tells the public 20
count them as they pass In two-mlIe process
sion along the streets. Also, two massive
golden chariots and two separate bands of
music the monster four-tpn rhinoceros and
the huge elephants. Mr.. D'Brlen, as win be
seen, promises great de1l, and IL he fulfills
all of them be win assnredly be the most won
derful Snowman In the country
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-16

ALMOST A SERIOUS ACCIDENT "A few DAYS
ago, as Mr. b. Frank Townsend was driving
along Fourth street, coming into the city, he
Stacked up near the Railroad crossing, to
await the passage OF q freight train. just as
the engine was crossing the street the engineer
without any apparent cause blew the whistle,
which gave out most undarthly shrek. This
frightened Mr.. ToWnsenh's horse 90 much,
that 1t wheeled around Suddenly, upset the
carriage, threw Mr. r. oatI and dragged him
considerable distance h0fore he cORld stop
the frightened animal. He was somewhat
bruised, but fortunately escaped without serl :
Gus injury. This is not the only accident of
this kind which has happened here, and many
complaints are made ok engineers thus care
lessly blowing their whistles In this locality.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-16

TIE EMARKETs.-ButteE, 5OaeO per pounds; eggs
23a25c. per dozen; Irish potatoes i6a2ec per half
peck; sweet do. 20G25c turnips &c. do beets,
l6c. do; appes l6a30e. do; Walnuts, Zoe. do; Ii
ma beans, l2aI5c. per quart; cabbage. 6Al4c. per
head; salad &c. do horseradish, l0al5c per root;
spinach, 25c. per half peck; chickens .25a82 per
pair; tnrkeys 2Oa22c. per pound; beef, lea25c do;
veal outlet, 25c do; sliced ham, 22c. do; pork
steak, l5c do; sausage, loo. do; lard, lOc do;
scraPpls, 70. do Delaware shad, 50asL each; Ches-
apeaks ahad, 3Oa6Oc. do; herring, l5c. per doE.;
white perch, 25e. per bunch; yellow perch, zoe.
do; cat fiah l3e. per h.; haddock, Sc. do; hall
but, 26c. do rock, 1Sc.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-16
RRqrSTER,s ORpER.

hEuI8FEn'B UEEICE.
NEW CASTLE COUNTY. RehFuary tn. is7s.
John u. Etidham. iata Of Wilmington city, "a said
county. deceased; Il 10 Ordered and directed
BY the REGISTER that the Executor Aforesaid
give notioe efithe granting of Letters Iostamsn-
tary upon the Estate OF the deceased. With the
date Of granting theEeof ~ causing adEertlse-
0fsaeh Letters In six Of the most public places OF
the County of New Castle requiring ell persons haV-
ing demands against the Estate 70 present the sane
or abide By an Act OF Assembly In such case made
and provided. And also cause the cams 70 be in
aerted within the same period In the Delaware 0n-
Eetto, . Newspaper published IL Wilmington, ana
10 be continued therein TIVE menfhs-
Akhs Reainfer afarasala at New daSfla IN
New Castle county Aforesaid, tha daV and
year above written. D. GIBBS, RaRister,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-16
CLAYTON n oUsE.
ARRIVALS UP TO nd ON ro-pA,

ARRIVALS UP TO NooN TODAY.
d. Taylor Bradford, CItyF
T. A. Conkle, Butler, ri.
Chas. 3. Hart, (" {"
G. Hall, Phlla., Ia.
7. III. Brinton, Chester Co., Ia.
F. Barry, city.
J. A. Black, city.
Herman Winter, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Howard Kennedy, Phila., Pa.
John g. Garretson, New Jersey.
VIM. Britten, Trenton, III. J.
j. q. Hall, Washington, ID. g.
Theo. Gray, Newark, NJ }.
Ed. T. Douglass, Burlington, N. }.
James G. Shaw, New Cistle, Del.
L. Tayl3r Dickson, Philh., Pc.
q. Gibbons, Baltimore, Md.
Thos. H. JOlliffe, q
james Lyle, Phila., Pa.
Il. r. Corey, BirminghaIn, CT.
II. l.. Adams, New York City, N. Y.
G. II. Tyndale, BrandyRine.
J. II. Ellegood, Georget0wn, Del.
T. 3. p. Zell, Reading, Pa.
A. w. uOff, t
John 8. Hoff, g
s. L. McHoaine, "a
H. r.. Trexler, e Fs
VIM. n. MuhlenbetH, Reading, Pa.
VIM. r. Cochran, Middlbtown, Del.
James A. Van Hook, Phila., Pa.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-16

THE CHRTsTIAEA IRvN ColEPAEY. This Com
pany, recently chartered by the State Legislature
has just purchased from Zadoc Townsend, six
acres of land, on what is known as the "Chaiham
Farm, near the Christiana harbor, for 81 $50 per
acre The land was staked off yesterday after
noon. This Is a tract Of high, dry Land, lying on
the line OF Christiana Avenue extended. The
Company will Immediately proceed with the
preliminary arrangements for erecting large
cut in from the creek about thirty-five feet, for
the purpose Of preventing an overflow of the
banks AT this point
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-16
Police AMaIFs.
nHRoRH MAYoR aEKMa.

John ConnsE. for disoEdaFly conduct was 6ned
% and costs, and hsld TO bail, il the sum o. $500
to keep the paaca.
Josaphins 0ibbss COL, entered tho residence ol
WA Jehpsens col, near Ninth aud Buft0nwOod
stEesaa, gealsr4aN ~ creeping throngh the win
dow. Whila shaEas she stole q box containing
absut four dollars, md thea lsgt. She was agres-
ted triad, and hsld % bail in ths sum Of $500, to
appsax aE Court
Two eews we're impoundod yesterday, and the
70 efsst thalr release.
Slnee yesterday m0rning ten eases e drunken
aass havs besn disposed Fl e Gfty esuts and costs
each.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-16
AmusEMxMTs.

''UNcLE TONs CABIN" AT gHE GRAND OPERA
HOUSE.
At the Grand Opera House, last evening, the
popular drama of "Uncle Toms Cabin" was
produced before q Large audience. The leading
characters of Uncle Tom little Epa, and Geo. Har-
rts were well taken, and portrayed with good ef-
feet. The support. in the main, was very fair,
and the audience seemed to greatly enjoy the
whole performance.
soIKNEuIo LECTURE.
TEis evening. @. ChsunOey Burr, Of New Jersey,
VIII deliver Scientific Lecture, in the grand din
ing hall Of tins Clayton Houss. 6ubiscf. ssfhe
Fossil Remaim Of Men and Animais." Thoae
who delight in scientific stadies should be sure to
attend, as = rich treat viii be given 70 them.
THE IIE0ARDs, zo-saaHr.
To night, at the Grand Opera House. Wm.
Horace Lingard, Alice Dunning LinRaEdl NflsS
Dickis Lingard, and hns comedy company, win
give nrst-class entertainment, well worthy Of 4
gcnaroas suppOst- FH @f@
AMusEMENT NOTES.
Mr.. Lawrence Barrett commences 4 Eve nighta,
engAgslasnt In Mobile On the 2ist instant.
Hiss Maggie Mitchell appears IN ProVidanne an
ths l6th, Lawrence on the 2Sd, ana Lowell ON ths
Edwin Booth opens ia Indianapolis on tho ISfh
toE three nights Lafayette on the 18Th, FsEs
Wayne on the 18th, Logansport on he 2ist.
John T. Owana and his travelling lroups anuaar
In WorcastsF, Masa., on the 18th and I7th, Tovsll
on the l8th and 18th, Lawrsmee aa sha zist. He
viii continue his tour until tho middle Of nsxt
Jeasrsoa appears ia Lancaster on the I5sh.
Eaeton ca ~ feth, New Haven On he Agah. -
eegeon g lho leth, Roughkaaesis "a tie le.h,
fdtlsleld, 1lsE Albany, ga ana 23d; Utica, 2ath
syEasuass 2stA and 20th.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-16
WtEmamgeon and vgeaeerm u ID.
TIME TABLE.
SPRING ARRANaRMRNT.

trains via fEm aa AnIIoWH
Leave WilminRE0n %. 10 80 M, and 6S5 b d.
Leave LanaanheRE6 3 IS, 10 50 q - and 60 nm.
Arrive 81 WilminRton IS 3 n, 1 O. and 60 u.
Arrive at LandepbaFg 3 ~, II 81 a and % ID p.
10 40 n with train leaFins fhllhaolnhia "a aA 50
N; Baltim0re at z 80 . M and Delaware B b fgains
Trains ieagine III iIminalon a1gsBpm. eannaaks
With train leaving III Philadeiphka at 00nm.
Train arslWina a9 MllminM4on u S N With
train Philadalphia af AloAm.
Train arriving aa Wiimknwton e % With kRRin
for phtiadciphaa ae Q4 b m
Trafn agxlFing a2 WilmfHn1en aR 90 pm With
fFaln faE MalGIWQKa ard WaahiaNsan af f511nw
With trails tez alisaelp 70 ena AeR xerk s. So
D IL. ana HAaA Delaware H FL eFatNN HA &H n
0aas ene eoaneeliang besHasH 81 eaa VI /. nNa p
w end y Neb4Es ANN zzE Pf SN4 ~ InEsHE GlAY
Aallwegs DAVID OoNNNkIA Aenl.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-16

REoovERENG.-The colored woman, Mn. Bat-
con, Of Newark, whose throat was cut by her hns.
band, on Sunday morning, - recovering, and will
doubtless be entirely well ere long. She is re-
ceivlng the medical attendance Of DR. Stiles Ken-
nedy. Her husband, who is now confined at New
CASTLE gorics in his incarceration it is said, and
congratulates himself, that he was arrested for q
crime that is not 20 common as petty larceny, oE
hen roost robberies,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-16

THE COLUMBIA & PoRT DEPosET RAILROAD.
The grading of this road has besn completed
for several months from tbs point TO which it is
finished 10 Port Deposit, up the river as far as
Peach Bottom. Orders bare been issued by
President Thompson, Of the Pennsylvania
Railroad, which corporation Is building the
road, for the ironing Of the road up TO the slate
qurries at Peach Bottom, a distance Of ten or
eleven miles
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-16
LOCAL lRFeLLIoRRoR.
feal oaits ramfnrtahln tr.aar.

FIRES fsel quits comfortable to-day.
The alarm Of Gre last evening was la,se.
Fish and butter still continue to command high
prices.
Those who want help should advertise in che
Gasetee.
Aid and Central Loan Associations meet this
evening.
Remember the sale Of Boots and Shoes at Hag-
any's tonight.
Butler announces a new lot Of books and pub
locations, at 400 Market street.
G. Chauncey Burr lectures tonight, in the din
ing hall OF the Clayton House
The LingArds grace the Grand Opera House
with their presence this evening.
Reynolds 6 Co. advertises for building lots on
Brown street, and other eligible locations.
Those who have real estate for sale, are sure to
find customers by advertising in the GAZETTE.
There has been but little OF no change IN the
prices of market produce during the past week.
Mrs Annie Evans, living on Sixth street, near
French, recently completed the l03 year Of her ex-
istence.
1t is rumored that man was crushed to-deathI
ct Newport, last week, by large stoae falling
upon him. We could not ebtain particulars.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-16

BUILDING LoTs.-We once more call attention
to the sale, by NJ NJ Child & Co, Of my valua-
BILE building lots, situated on EiIth Sixth, Madi-
son and Monroe streets. The sale win take place
tomorrow, at ~ p. m. and should be attended
by all those Interested in real estate operations.
These lots are welI situated, in a neighborhOod
that is being rapidly built up, and are sure 70 ap-
preciate in value, every year The terms of sale
are easy aud accommodating. Sale positive, L.
W. Stidham q Sons, Auctioneers.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-16

just received one Of the largest assortlnents
Of the latest Spring Styles 0f Hats and Caps in
the city which am selling at the very lowest
Prices. Ny silk hats are speciality. Cali and
examine my immense stock and You win be
sure to be suited. LEWIS @. SPRINGER,
Hat Store. tf No. 233 Market Street
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-16
GRAND OPENING OF
NEW DRESS GOODS

Such as Silks, Sateens Mohair, PopIins, pIaids,
&C.; all eolors Of Vsveteens: great Of Alapaeaa the
cheapest in the city rom2 B cents up TO HOO large
assortment Of CaAsimsRes also. = fae lot Of
BRoQUET AND PAISLEY sHAWLs.
Ladies' oloaking Of all deseEiptions, 6Re lot Of
Blankets. Fiannelss SLripei ShaWls. Muslina. Bed
Ticking &C. 500 Ia est style Prints. Great assort
ment Of
LADIES AND cHILDREN's FURs.
All kinds OF Rotions, Fancy Goods aud TFlmmings.
No trouble ID Showing goods. Come and aatfsfy
youFssifat a; ALSbkRdS.
No. lie Market street.
novI5 Wilmington, Del.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-16

PosTAL AFFAIRs.--Wm. Butler has been ap-
pointed Postmaster At Beaver Valley, vice john
Chandler, resigned. The latter has also sold his
store TO Mr.. Butler, and will 20 to Ohio, In few
weeks. The mail matter for Beaver Valley, is
conveyed by stage from Smiths Bridge on the
Wilmington a. Reading Railroad tas
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-16

RAILROAD MATTERs.-President HiHckly and
Superintendent Kenney, of the Z. w. & d. Il. X.
CO., Tuesday, in SPECIAL train, passed over the
at Chester, and proceeding 70 Wilmington. The
trip was doubtless in connection with proposed
railroad extensions aud terIninI
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-16

RyEAWAY.--A horse attached 70 q lumber
wagon, at Front and Madison streets, attampted
- sun away khia mQEninR. He Waa atopR WaaA-
cue sastAlalag pnY damsee, hsfoEs ~ kaA Tan 9
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-16

REAL EsTATE.-The ChristiaEa lmprovemeI
Company will sell fOrty-twe fine building lots Q
the South Side, on the 10Th instant Their adye
tisement Will appear in our next issue.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-16
MnITnn

All persons having claims against the Ezta1e 0i
the deoeaaed must present the aamo dnlv affasteS
10 the Executor. on Or hefera February 5th, liza,
or abide The Aet Of Assembly Il. gaeh case made
Address. Wilmington. Del. RKaoua9R.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-16

FELL FRoM ScAFFoLD--On Friday afternoon,
four carpenters, who were working on the new
City Mill. at the Brandywine, were precipitated
to the ground, BY the breaking of q scaffold upon
which they were standing. All four were severely
bruised, but fortunately no bones were broken.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-16

SALE OF MoNKT.-At the regular monthly meet
ing of Mutual Loan Association, last evening,
$1,000 sold at 80 per cent. premium, S1TOO at sex
and $500 at SS.
No money was sold at the meeting of BEandg-
wine Loan Association last evening 1Bi
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-16

CARRIAaEs.- w. Weldin, carriage man.
twelve carriages, Of different makes to Baltimore
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-16
MANHOOD
HOW LOST. HOW u EsrOREDl
eo9 MARKET STREET

A~~DeN - AAS W - AAS ~ - aA&A
NNl5Rm :, Jusr published, . new edition Of
kI2tAk#5A DR.. Culverweilss celebrated es sayon
fIiagF7Nf4 the radical cure without ID m0dictno
S Of fSpermAtorrhoeas OF seminal W eak-
ness lnvoln ntaFy Seminal Losses, Imnsteney
Mental and Physical Insapacity Impediments 70
Marriage, etc; also, Oonsamption, EpiAepaP.s and
Fits, induced By selFindulEeBce or sexual eEtFaV-
aganee.
NA-Price. in sealed envelope. only 8 &c alta.
The celebrated auther. in this admiFabiS essay
clearly damonstrAtes, from thirty years lHenaRs-
ful practice, that the alarming c0naeQu snce o {
self-abuse may be radically cured without the dan
gefoug use of internal medicine or The application
Of the knife; pointing out mode Of care ct once
simple certain, and eheetnal. by means OF which
every euferer, no matter what hts cOnditiA maT
be, may cure himself cheaply. privately a - =
calle.
1s-This Lecture should beiu the han sveEy
youth and every man IA the land
Sent. under SEAL in plain envelope ? ad-
dress, on receipt Of six cents or two pos staRps
By addressing the publishers-
Also. DR.. CulverWells Marriage Guide. price.
so cents
Address the Publishers
CHAs. J. @. KLINE q 90.
1T2BO W0ryNew Y0Rk.
2Otaw P0st-ae Bog 8Ae8
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-16
BANKING HOUSE
JOHN McLEAR a SON;
No. 6O2 Market street.

Deposit Accounts Of Banks. individuals and 9th :
eFs received, on which we allow interest. Cheeks
drawn On rs are payable without notice, the same
as at a National Bank.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-16

1t is rumOred that man was crushed to-deathy
ct Newport, last week, by q large stone falling
upon him. We could not 0btain particulars.
, 1873-05-26
scarcely have boon manufactured ou. Of Whole
CLOTH and tho revolution ia IN Interesting ono.

Tho ohicsgo produce markets nero stronger
on Saturday, undcr better speculative lomand,
MoHs pork wae in good re1uest aud advanced
36o ror br1, closing 'chsicr at s15o0 cash, and
$1o'oo@1o.1o soller July. Lurd was qulot. aud
2oo per 100 Tbs higher, ut $500 cash. and $4,000
s.ob Be]lor July. Meats woro quiet and steady.
at o@obe for shoulders, 8@s]&c for short ribs,
sA@89so for short clear, md 1o@12o for swoct
riohloa hann. Laao froignts wero tul1 Ant, firm,
nt 20 asked for corn to BuRalo. 11ighwinos wore
11itot md strong nj 80 advance, c1osing at 0l@
9l19o per gallon. Flour was quiet and TILL
changed. Wheat WAS In fair demand. and 35o
higher; closing at e1.2o}6 cash, ntll $1.27, sol.
lor Juno, Corn was quiet, mid }G@1@c higher,
closing Of $3.50 cash, and aoo Aollor juno oats
welo quiet and unchanged, closing at 9l266o cash,
mud o1s{o ne11er Juno. nyo waa dull and 10
lomor, at 601ao. Earioy wss ti,,lt and unchanged,
at 7o@aoo for poor to good No. 2. Hogs wcre in
bctter demand, and were tlrn,er, selling at s4.Go
@4.05. There was n liberal movement In beef
cattle at fll prfcoa, salos n1nklng ut s3.6o@8.lo.
Sheep wero quiet.
, 1873-05-26

Maraha1 Maonlalon, who succeeds Thiers as
President OF franco, is OF Irish descont and be-
longs to family who gavo all thoy had to tho
cauBo Of tho stnnrts. When this cauBe wns
hopelessly lost, they refused to givo their alogi-
anco to tho Government Of King Willinua, and
carried their proud name nnd family tra<li-
tions to Franco, w1ioro thoir blood soon
WAS morgca with that OF tho nobility. President
AacAlahon Is but a fow years younger than
ox-Frcsident Thiers. Io was born in 1908. His
career haa been military ono from tho bogiu-
ming till Saturday, when lo assumed political
dutics for Tho first timo. He began sor9ice IN
1880, in Mgiers.. He was h. tho Orlmoa, and,
when sebaatopol was stormod, he was chosen as
tho tltteat officer to attempt tho works of the
Malakon. How brilliantly he succeeded oyory
ono knows. His part iu tie victory Of Magenta
won him tho titlo Of Duke Of Magenta from
Louis Napoleon. In tic Inflated war With
Prussia his stac waa leaa propitious, and he was
dofeatod ut Woorth aud beaumont. Ho was
chief in command at Sedan, but was 10 for
tunatc as to receive a sevoro wound early in tho
day, which Rared him tho modification OF sur
rondering. This humiliation do7olyed upon his
SUCCESSOR, Gen. Win1pfen who signod tho articles
Of capltulation. He was sncceBsful In tho de-
fonso OF Paris against the Commune, and was Of
grcat assistance to President Thiors III tho Or
ganization Of tho army. Tho ucarost approach
to civil oloo to DO found IN tho record Of preaf-
dent MacAlahon's lifo Is Ills refusal to accept d
represent Paris in the National Assembly.
III his communication to tho President Of tho
National Assembly accepting tho Presidency, ho
promises to discharge it's duties with tho holp Of
God and tho amy.
, 1873-05-26
cAPSsZEi) AND DROWNED.

A fatal accident occurred on the lake last
Thursday afternoon, Of which tho Police Depart.
ment appears to havo no knowledge, Tho day
being rather warm aud tho water almost unruf.
fed, thrco carpenters who wore employed in con,
atruoting boat-houao In Lincoln Park decided
to taka boat~xide. They had heon out hut
short time, and wero probably milo diptant
from land whom the wind shifted and BECAME
squally and in IN effort to tack and return to
ahoro, tho poat was upset. Tho mon succeeded
in crawling on tho bottom, but wore unsb1o to
give sisnal that would attract tho attantion at
peraona At any groat- distance After drifting
about for two hollrB, one OF tho number, younp
man naniea Parsons, who rosaed near tio col.
'.er ct Lsrsalse and Hurlbut streets, fell oir ths
The romalnlng two narrowly escaped aInlilaf
fate several tilneH. Tho boat was finally driven
aa!lore by tho wind. and they woro saved. 8; Tley
arc brothora named sclnell, aud aro nnilerstood
to be contracting carpautora. pareoua' hoJy had
not been recovered at last accounts,