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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1873-03-06

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| pnulIrEnS LIE Prssbytefy Of New 0ssA1e
Will hold Ne next stated meeting 10 Snow HuLee
Tuesday. the 18th day Of April. lts esssaoo viii
b opened BY sermon By ~ nods.a tos Of the
iaat nest1g: On Tuesday night, q ths PTesby-
| tsstau Church.
This will be The largest ecclesiastical body
ever assembled 10 our town. Tts Prssbyesey,R
fully represented. numbess over eighty neaabeee
and embraces In lie tefvttesy The whole cf ~
Eastern Shore Of Nd end tha esass ofDeaawaee.
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mast some miscrsant wretch has been placing
obstructions across the track OF The T. ~ B.
H..neer Hosth kaee woeA H. supposed oojese
81 throwing tsains from the tseek. Freight trains
have. Ia eevseal inseaneee. p1sned such obstacles
to one eids usually . rail o. IL. end. thus faR.
maintained during ths day. and u night wstch-
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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1873-03-06

PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MAnkHfe.
Reeves dull. common TO extra Penna. and
Western steers. 4@Sc; sheep In fair demand, at
6971so: hogs In demand, at e8.25 per hundred,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1873-03-06

petition OF Msssrs. wn. T. Timnous. John J.
Collins, Thos D. Puynell aud Wn. vinceat 10
the Circuit Court for mAndamus to compel the
County Commissioner 10 make draw In the
bridge that spans the focomoke Il this point In
accordance With an act passed By the General
holding that said not WA repealed By the aet Of
1880 adopting the Code. This therefore ends
the Bridge Case 20 far - least 4 oooosrns
tho remedy BY naadamos. To what rs0sndy
the gentlemen concerned may resost next 70
to fight to the last ditch.-Enose k7u Messenger.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1873-03-06

BUaMeD-Ths 9tsem SAW
NM sear Oossu visw, SUSSEX Co.. belonging 70
IUwneend 4 o., WA entirely consumed BY IRE
on the night Of the Goth Of February.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1873-03-06

Of shippers 10 the card Of Connolly 4 Riuggold.
Commispion Merchants, 318 south Front street,
Philadelphia. They are gentlemen Of strict In
tegrity. good business qualifications, and may BE-
relied upon 81 81 q Z > -.|I :. Isl. r ~
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1873-03-06

DEATH OF FoaAsa DsLAwAaBAN.-Dr,
Thomas Naudain. . former resident Of this CONN.,
~ and we'll known to many Of our ctizena. died
at bic residence in Gensseo. Illinois, about the
first Of January last, aged n.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1873-03-06

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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1873-03-06
BAnkIaa MOUSE Of
JOHN M'LEAR 4 SON,

RAukIu0 h0VSe OF
JOHN M'LEAk 4 SON,
No. COZ Market Street, Will, Del
We receive DEPOSITS and allow interest on bal
sncss, SUBJECT TO CHECK AT SIGHT. spe.
c,al arrangements made for time deposits, make
COLLECTIONS in al psrss Of the United States
and csnsdS., and execute orders for STOCKS and
BONDS.
We deal In Government BondA, and In the fellow.
ant.class Railroad Securities, which ue can re-
commend for safe investment, from thorough
kpewlcs Of thear character and value, viz:
kORTabRH PACIFIC 1850,
LAND GRANT GOLD BONDS
NILnING1tlN e NkSTAA6
MkTsO CURRENCY BONDS
and WILMINGTON 4 RkADk10
r. n, SkCQSN M0RT9A OR BONDf.
Apy Of the NEW LOANS on the market furnish.
cd TO purchaser free OF commission. .. .. ASee
Delaware State Bonds, &C., taken In excaangs as
full market rstsa.
sums TO suit. nrgodated throughout Europe. Busi.
neas and Commercial paper nagotiated
dec 96 -AmW JOHN NolkAR b SON.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1873-03-06

PnrsHrEny -Its Prssbytssy Of New Ossals
will hold its next stated meeting In Snow Hul,eo
Tuesday. the 18th day Of April Its ssssion win
bs opsosd BY sermon By lhs aodssa tos Of The
teriau Church.
This will be The largest ecclesiastical body
ever assembled Ia our town. Tth Prssbytssy,if
fully represented. numbers over eighty nsmbess
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1873-03-06

New INVENTION William Hector. colored
man. OF this city, has invented On ingenious and
improved combined chair, lounge, and sofa, and
hiss Med an application for patent.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1873-03-06

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| tvia halTovs, Morse e1sV. D eoi15Su ~ a.
snsller. hsy outter, ~ ct 6a9s haneoa naar ~:
boards 10 Isst long; - bushels OF early Noee poea
toes 100 weight 81 ea4s nltnn. barrel Of C1aaAh0
plcklea pairs OF window blluds
CONDITIONS OF sAl I-An Sums unasr "a,
cash over credit of i've uAonths will b given By
the paschtese giving benkahi. note and saelsfAc-
kJEy security WI. 0UODL9Y.
L. ". BripHAM Sow, Aueeioasses. No. Ill 1ase
Rou9th street, wilmin1ton. Del mars dlrW0
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1873-03-06

n 0ITo0M q 90. oiIsr taess nav. frssa.
W. genial Juvenile Song Books 70 the public, boz
uoving they Will boar comparison With any oeoers
"Cheefful voces," BY that
Cheerful e: $500 I = $:s:s:1
q 5000, teachers and p1pila
arc already familiar with his NAS~@>
previous School Song Dooks v VuVOos
they will need NO urging to try
this.
And ~ for our Sabbath
Sparkling : :;::s ssns ~, e.. ~, re &:
IL contents read the following
s ss.s.s s sSs :sg RubeS
This more w use Il tho better We like It," i" The
music has freshosss and b. auty unsurpassed BY
any no Il have seem ChOriste1 say: "A work Of
sterling merit "Far exoellinS sabbath School
Music Of the many books have had the Pleasure 70
Price Of Cheerful Voices. .........., 50 cts.
Price Of Sparkling Rubiea. ......,... sS cts
Specimen copies mailed. postpaid. for the above
psices,
OLIVER DITsON CO.. Boston.
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WAITER, useful man, or house servant

by respectable cooed who understands bis bust
mess willing to make himself useful anything arnsh good
@ references will moderate Can be ODELLS
toLohED AGENCf, 100 West 3ith-It. conner Broadway
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~ understands busre.s il all U baHehes makes SOAPS bread
biscuits pastries best styl; has objection to
boarding house; good commendsso1' Can be seen los "e''
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6tationern.

SLOTE g. JAMES. Stationers, 93 Fulton.st..
~ William hest Premium awarded r BLANK BooAS ~
tho American Institute Fair. 1873
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,d ITSEFUL. COOK. WASHER

and lRONBR-B German wife sged II children
,n can se ear. Of horses drive milk cattle DO gardening tend
unr &c we good cook and snes and can do houerork
oe RECOMMENDATIONS Gail 0ARPB.fbR5. l35 Wen llth'k
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-08

Amherst Mass for treatment Of Paralysis in all forms spnA
Cords and Limbs Crooked Pesi and Hands M
aVed Joss Meek ST. Yu' DAns all Deforniss tmens"
s,rsss Ds.ses Disease. Of B. Heart snd Lun,, Hsens
10 Y. W, klVJkS. ID. " Asaisai pgsesos
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-08
REnsmsULAR.

Elklcu Isashed at AIT Burnett, Saturday
night, eFf S
The CecIIaDessOey0t stands in the front rank Of
county Journals. rst
Near. CAssteEtoEa, last week. two dwelling
houses were burned.
All the newly elected Kent county officers haYe
quslIheb and SPtsred upon the discharge Of their
shsFIn-eloet James Z. Johnson, OF CarOllae
county has enleTed upon ths discharge Of hla
duties
Jim JOhnsOn, a. be il GamlIlarly called, OF Bay
VIew, u aaid 10 10 more widely known than any
man In Oeen county.
Dr. y. p. Phelps, Of Dorchester county, Is
spoken Ofaaa candidate foT the Presidency Of the
Maryland State Senate.
Nj. n. DissioD, &c Philadelphia has puTchased
lpr deb puFposeb, As ee eeFiginelre farm near
ChAricatOWn, Tor 5000.
Mr.. T. 7. OR. Geaeai Dopukyof the National
oDnges RatrOqg Of Hnahandfy, has established
his headquarters a. Frederick City. Nd.
A little GA, - Inoilths old, oaly daughter Of
MI. X. o. Chrislian, nsaR Preston, WAS fatally
huFnads EeeentlSs ~ falling inaO the Ares
The Harmony Lyeenm, Of ID ent0n, has decided
By debate that Capital PnhishFnent should not be
abolished; next veek, Local Option win be dis-
writer Ia TIE KsRf Nsps, says that the school
commissioner 81 Keaf county take no intsTast IN
the district tshoals and that, 10 eonaequenee, they
Tho repairs . UhesiesTiIIe r. Z. Church arc
about eomP Pletei, sRd the ranpeplng aervico VIII
be held On sabbath, 18th tnBtant blahop Scott
and oiherpgoIUinsg, mialsien win oQiclais.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-08
STATEITgMs.

Odessa il soon to boast of street lamps.
All Burnett, is to appear at Dover, two nights
Of THIS week.
Mr.. Black. Of Milton, is drafting and modelling
another vessel.
The squcels of the dying pOIksn reSOund over
til ent re Sta.e.
Extra Msstlngs are in successful progress at the
Odessa M. =. Church.
At Wyoming. samI S. Richards is erecting q
new building, near the depot
At Milton, last week, Drs Hopkins and Carey
operated very successfully on double hair lip.
The shipping business al Odessa is increasing,
and several vessels are there, loading with grain.
r. w. LO0kWOod, Esq. has taken out letters
testamentaiy % TIE Estate OLA. A. Laws, dec a.
Thirty acholars drink drughts of knowledge at
the Wyoming district school, Prof. Cohee pTesides,
The Central Sunday School Institute hell ses-
sions at the Presbyterian Church in Dover on
"Wednesday and Thursday.
When FOnnt,in's big hog WAs killed, last week,
Dover got drunk over Lhe event Several citizens
became % OxhllarAted that they had TO be arres.
ted -yt ia t#FN
Sam. MOlIislOH and his company Of Dover hog
slayeEa butchosed siGIy-fOar hogs. up TO last Wed.
neSday, the weights TnnnIng from 200 TO 4OC
pounds.
The improvement Of the BrOadklln Creek pro-
crosses, fnVorably, the mud digger having slroady
removed manHof ths ObstruetiOna. in the way o.
shoals, &c.
Il. w. Lockwood. Esq, Of MiddIetoWn, sold n
anetlon % Tuesday last ten sharee Of Citizens
National Bank stock for e66 aud 661< per share
POrchasots Arl. z. 4. Price and Hon. B. T. Biggs
The T. Nv. 4 d Z. Il. Go. on Monday last add
ed 20 the presSnk duties Of Mr.. HIyprd, atelegrapl
Operatsr Al the MlddletoWn depot, those OF to-
ticket agent Sies ]. w. JOlIs, discharged. SeWsl
Jones wAa advanced to the POsltion Of genera
freight agent
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-08

In DEMAND,-On Friday and Saturday, there
a constant rush. at this Office, for the weekly
GAZETTE, which contained the full and complete
proceedings Of the bank robbers trial, At New
Castle during the previous week. Notwithstand-
Ing large number of extra copies were printed,
in anticipation Of an increased demand, the sup
ply was exhausted by ten O'Clock, SaOurday morn
ing, and after that hour, numbers of people were
turned away disappointed. On such occasions As
this, the weekly GAZETTE ls the iayOFiie paper Of
the peoplea Its reports OF all affairs OF great pub
lie interest," always full and complete; FendeR-
Ing il a valuable paper 70 send 10 Delawareans
away from home, who desire 10 be posted In State
and city affairs Ihe regular circulation of the
GAZErTK is very large, while its transient custom
has always been extensive.
During the bank fObbeF' trial, the DAILY GA
zETTE with its full and complete repOEts was also
In great demand. decreased editions were printed
day after day, only to be eKhaused By night. Tho
DAILY GAZErrH is tast becoming the peoples
popular paper and its excellence, entities Il 10
leading position In the foremost rank Of Delaware
journals.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-08
LOCAL ImTguuuoERce

The Board of Education meets this evening.
The churches, last night. were largely attended.
The bank robbers will probably bS sentenced
this afternoon.
non SUit has been entered in the cSSe Of Flan-
sgan vs. the city.
Llrhtenstein adSortissS Hao turs and olOakings
'oT sale at panic price,.
Coon LIouoRs can still be had at SaVllls's; his
license not having expired.
SHINGLES AFLoAT.-A. N. Quinby Ik Go advertise
new lot OF shingles. just received.
The hard tunes are evidenced by the numbaT Of
old overcOAts brought out for this winters wenr.
This season We intend To sell Toys aUd Fancy
Goods cheaper than they are sold IN Phila ielphln
or New York Call and be convinced,
Adams & Bro. 506 Market street.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-08

UNDERTOOK AND MS NEW TRIAL- Udder-
zOOk's physical organization has become cOnsid-
erably impaired since his late trial. His pulse
IS very irregular, and his spirits appear to have
taken a sort Of demented turn in compariso 10
what he exhibited prior 10 the finding Of the YER
dict. lie convsrSes less than formerly, and
what he has TO say does not partake of that
cheerfuIlness which 30 characterized his manner
up TO the closing of his trial. We understand
that at the meeting Of Udderzook and his wife
in the prison cell, on Thursday last, he (the
Prisoner) wept during nearly ali the interview,
but the wife maintained the same compOsure as
characterized her during her husbands trial.
He states that parties will be presented at the
coming trial, if such is granted, as will swear to
their having been approached by the insurance
companies to testify against him.-WestchesteT
(Pal News.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-08
The Human KItehen and IIs Damh
W01teRas

The body is supplied with aliment by vesse 3
which connect the stomach and its auXiliaries with
the VenOus system, and 20. to speak. perform the
Office Of dumb walters in q restaurant. In other
words, these media Of communication between tho
animal kitchen and It's dependents supply to each
member and organ. near or remote. the quantity
and kind OF sustenance required 70 keep IL going.
When the stomach Is dereliet in its duty, OF the
dumb walters inert or Obstr1eted IL Is the peeu lar
province of HOstaater's Celebrated stomach Bitters
to strengthen and regulate them Hence ats mar
ton debility and lAnguor which are generally its
cOnoOmitAnts II Is. moreover, powerful altera-
tive and corrective. and the rapidty with which u
checks irregularities OF the liver and bowels. and
braces and inVigOrates the nervous system, IL mar
vel not only TO the general public but to the pro-
fessiOnRl men. deco toiO
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-08

THE BUTCHER BURRIEL RETURNs 10 THE
SLAUGHTER HOUsR.-BnFnel, having boaA fsted
and applAnded by The Havana Fabbie, and pfoba-
bly, made knight Of some Of the numsrOna orders
OF Spanish ehiValFy s now on his way 70 he scsne
OF his eOld-blOOded buteheTies. IL e ply that
too tender regard for international Iag mag pro
vent Commander Cushing RAINING ths little aay-
age up 10 the yardsFm. He likes 20 have hl1
swing, and We shsuid like hugely 70 accommodate
him 10 this pAEtienlar.-Herald
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-08

After all ''Chlnese cheap labor b . failure
on the Louisiana sugar plantations. The
Southern papers complain that it costs about
$500 each 70 get the Celesiials there, and
they usually quit work after about The thlEd
month, and they take 10 stealing fer llveli-
"a into q civilized community" remarks the
Teehe journal, t'Ah Sin Is the Worst, and Iaai-
mess doesn't express the extent Of bis Inertia
as q laboTeT."
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-08

PRoPosALs.-W William NJ. Candy, chairman Of
the committee on navigation, adverises to receive
proposals for the removal of the three old
wharves, one of which is located in the Christians,
nearly opposite the works of Pusey, Jones & Co,
one just above the south end OF Third Street
bridge, and the other a short distance GbovO the
mouth of Brandywine Greek. For particulars
see advertisement.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-08

LAUNCH AT SMYRNA-There was launched
Smyrna, on Saturday, from the yard Of Warden
n Evans, brig of the following dimensions
Length OF keel. l23 feet 4; beam, 81 teet; lower
holo, 9 feet; between decks, feet 6 inches. She
built of Delaware oak, with copper and gal
vanized iron fasteniugs, and is owned by A. II.
Cain, A Purvis a. Son, A. n. Simpson, s. q J.
w. Flanagan, w. Welsh, Jr., and Captain w. o,
Holland. The latter will command her. She Is
destined for the Cuba trade.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-08

SERIES OF RELIGIOUS MEETINGS A series
of religious meetings have been arranged TO take
place in the M.EChnrch at Newcastle this week.
On Monday evening, Rev. Mr.. Quigg will
preach in the churCL; On Tuesday evening,
Rev. Mr.. sutbbs on Thursday evening Rev
Mr.. Matlack; on Friday evening, Rev. Mr.
Foreman.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-08

LARGE SHAKE.-Ons Of our young men ionnd,
On Thursday last, under the roots of a tree that
had blown up on that day, large black snake. =
Alter having struck IL once OF twice with heavy
stick, the young man supposing lite extinct, tied
his snakeship TO the cart and dragged 1t la thai
way into town. The snake was taken into one OF
our stores and thoroughly warmed, and handled
with considerable care. His snakeship, at pre-
sent is alive, active and doing well and measured,
by actual measurement, feet 2 inches. Denton
Journal.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-08

Postmaster, APPoINTED.-Wm. NJ. Pyle
has been appointed Postmaster for this city, vice
James Lewis resigned. Mr.. Pyle, for many
years, was Chief Clerk, in the Office, and is re-
gaIded az a very competent man for the Posi-
lion. Although Republican, he is politically
very moderate: and his appointment ia regarded
a. a very satisfactory one.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-08

NuIsAKcE.-The residents il the neiRhboT-
hood between Walnut aud Poplar, and Eighth
and Ninth streets, were greatly disturbed in their
sumbers on Saturday night by a cFowd OF bole-
ferrous roughs, at a very late hour. This has not
occurred as frequently Of late as heretofore, and
We hope that present vigiant police force Will
succeed in entirely abOishing this intOlerable nui
sance in all parts Of our city.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-08

SEVERE ACCIDENTAL Clayton, on Saturday
afternoon, a newsbOy named WIN. Phelan was
run over by a car and severely injured. Phelan
vas standing on the rear car of the afternoon
passenger train north, and fell of, clOse beside q
moving passenger car which had just been switch
ed on TO a side track. Before he could scramble
out of the way the car ran over his foot cutting
off portIon Of the heel. He was brought to this
city and his injury attended to.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-08

THE BLACK FIEND.-As will be seen
by reference to our advertising columns, the
famous spectacular drama, "The Black FL
end" will be produced at the Grand Opera
House, on Thursday evening next. Prices as
usual, aud secured seats, without extra charge,
at BouRhman, Thomas & Co.'S.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-08

STILL VERY ILL.-We regret to learn that
Mr.. g. G.. Cameron. one Of the proprletors
Of EUsvy EOsniag, is still very lii. Mr.. Q. has
been suffering for long time, and his cOndi-
hope the severity of the disease will soon
abate,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-08

LEoTURE-Rev. George +. WisWell delivered a
very interesting sermon in the West Presbyterian
Church, last Friday evening, on the "PrOdigal
Son." The discourse was listened TO attentiveiy.
Mr. w is an earnest laborer in the cause of Christ,
and his efforts have been productive Of much
good. At the close of the services several persons
were received as members.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-08
POLICE cAsEs
BEFoRR MAYOR sIMMS.

One drunk, ihis morning usual tlAa aad costs
imposed.
John Groves, for the larceny Of several blankets,
qulltB, and other artices, from car, the property
Of 4. BringhuTst. was held 10 ball IN the snm Of
$500.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-08

INTERESTING LECTURE.-On Saturday night
Prof. Milton jackson, delivered an interesting
lecture on THE Laws Of Falling Bodies" illus
traied by practical experiments. The lecture was
attentively listened to by large audience, and ct
its close, vote of thanks was unanimously eG-
tended TO Prof. jackson.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-08

Insurance PAID The widow of Joseph Lof-
land, of Milford, vas paid 5000 by the Mutual
Protection Life Insurance Co, of Philadelphia, o
few days ago, being the amount Of Policy secured
few years ago.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-08

TABLKAUX.-On Friday night last, several httle
girls connected with Calvary p. E. Sunday School
gave q tabeaux at the residence OF Rev. Geo. A,
Latimer, on Washington street, above Second
Although the tickets were only ten cents apiece
the little workers rcslized over s25 for the benefit
of the Sunday School,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-08

REAL EsrATE.- Hon. George Vickers advcIiises
fine, large building for sale In ChesteTtoWn, Nd.
George B. CLARK advvTtises good farm OF 100
acres, near Newark.
William Morrow adveriises a snug house for
rent low.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-08

GuNNERs Every Monday morning a large
number OF gunneIs go down the State, by the
Delaware railroad, well provided with dogs, guns
and ammunition. This morning, the smoking
car OF the Delaware train south was filed with
these sporismen.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-08
NOTIOE.
WILMINGTON AND
BALTIMORE RAILROAD.

WITHDRAWAL or TRAINS AND CHANGE
OF HOURS
On and after Tusslay November llth. 1s75. the
7 90 A. ~. train from Phliadelphia will be run TO
The folio wing traiaa Hill be 9tthdngn:
SIS A. ~, 2l0 - r. n. between Philadelphia
Sl5 4. NJ. 4SO. P. NJ. between Lamakin and
PHILADELPHIA. =.
or MOOFes will leave at 5 80 ?. M. and ran TO La
mOkin. - -,
train will leave LanOkin At 90 A. D. for Phil
adelphia, stopping ~ ali stations.
Aeeommo odniion train for Phi hiladelphia now leay-
log WilmingtOn II 10 \. -. viii leave - 3D.
a aoss % B.P.KRRNRY.supa
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-08

POCKET PIoKKD Mahion u StOisenbuEg was
relieved of his pocket book at the depot OF the r.
W. n r. Rra,irOad ca. In this city, as he waa
about starting visit 10 Washington, a few days
ago.