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Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1873-11-04
OBSERVER.
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Compiled from the Lead
The land ditch will be dug in spite of caveats
caveators or caveatees.
The Constitution was sold, last week, at public
sale to Thos. II. Laird, for $50.
Edwin Waters, Crisiield barber, claims to be
champion oyster shucker, having opened three
gallons in As minutes the other day.
The oyster packers have opened war on the
high freights.
G. A. Maddox's store at Paramount, was
burned one night last week, involving a loss of
S8,000 upon which there il an insurance OF 80,
500 Mr.. M. was in the city at the time.
The storm of last week capsized the West
Wind, of James Island, and it was reported the
crew were drowned. The captain and mate,
however, escaped in their yawl boat to the light
house after three hours hard work. and the re-
naming four of the crew elung to the bo't tom Of
the boat until morning. when they were rescue d,
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Mob Law and Murder on Lake ChampIain.

WoD LAW ana mu1uer ON Lake hhhpiHlus
Alusiou has heretofore been made to float
ing gin place or saloon on Lake Champlain,
owned by man named Bassett. During such
times as the men working on the New York and
Canada railroad, which skirts the west shore Of
the lake received their pay, Bassett would drop
anchor at some favorable point, and soon his
vessel would be swarming with laborers, veing
with each other in spending their hard earnings
for his poisonous drRughts. Drunken broll 8
would result, and at the last payday one man
was drowned. A few nights since, says the
Sardtogidn party of men, fourteen in number,
and connected with the railroad started out with
the intention of 'abolishlng" the nuisance,
which had 30 long proved source OF evil to the
laborers. Reaching the boat by surprise, they
blindfolded and handcnffed the bartender, Bas-
sett being absent on the Vermont shore. The
craft at the time was lying almost opposite Ben
sons Landing, VT, and near what is known as
Fifteenth Lighthouse, twelve miles above White
hall. They also secured two watches, thirty gal
Ions OF LIQUOR and doubled barreled shotgun,
which was loaded. Applying torch to the con-
Germ they left for shore with their prisoner and
booty The boat was soon enveloped In fiames
Bassett attracted by the flames, and seeing his
property being destroyed, started across from
the landing toward the rioters. As soon as he
got within range he fired fifteen shots at them,
none taking effect. When he was within about
five rods of the shore one of the riotous party
picked up the shotgun that had been taken
from the saloon and gave Bassett the contents
of both barrels, killing him instantly. The re-
mains we're subsequently taken to Benson &
Landing, where an inquest il now being held,
and during which will undoubtedly be disclosed
the names of the parties implicated in the af-
fair.-ALGdny EUeetug Journal
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sent on application. Address L. r. HYDE d CO.,
1875 Seventh Avenue. New York.
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Emma Wallace. for an assault on Drucilla
Webb, was fined 81 and costs.
There were case of drunkenness heard.
At O'Clock, this evening, hearing will be
given Charlotte Gopher, Beck Burton, VIM Cox,
John Skilley and Ed. MoNuty for keeping dis
ordanly house at 9th and Madison streets.
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DIvIDEND,-The Directors in the National
OF twelve dollars per share, being six per cent.
for the last six months. They have also declar-
ed an extra dividend of six dollars per share,
payable on demand.
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TRANSPORTING SUPPER.-The members and
friends of Scott NJ. E. church are making ar
rangements for holding Thanksgiving supper
in the basement of their church on the evening
Of next Thanksgiving day. the 9th inst
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GREAT FIRE IN THE CITY OF THE SULTAN.
CoNsTlETINopLE, Nov. A.
fire, last night, destroyed forty houses.
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PARTNERSHIP DIssoLvED.-The partnership OF
Brown Ford, English and Swedish printers at
West 3rd street. was dissolved, yesterday. Mr..
Brown will continue che business.
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.


AssIaNMENT.-S. L. Eastburn, grocer, at 5O7
King street, has made an assignment for the
benefit of his creditors. l.. W. Stidham is the
assignee.
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The Baltimore american, OF this morning.
which paper has an intelligent reporter at West
Chester, states that it is generally believed that
the counsel Of Undertook are ready to abandon
his defence as q hopeless case.
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Wenther Record.

REPORT OF THE SIGNAL SERVICE
WASHINGTON, Nov. 4.
Probabilities: For the middle States, South
erly winds, warmer and generally clear weather.
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Another Pacific Mail steamer Leaf.
The Pacific Mail steamship company yesterday
received a dispatch from their agent announcing
the wreck and complete loss of the steamer
Ariel, which has been running between Yokoha-
ma and Hakodadi. The passengers were saved.
The Ariel was one of the oldest steamers Of the
COMPANY, and was valued at $50, 600.
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9eaths.

Mo 7oMB-0n sund ~ morning, the second OF Nov,
1878 Mrs Martha Craig NeComb.
Funeral from her lac residence, No. 6l3 ShIDley
streer, on Wednesday, ths 5h inst, at Ii O'Clock,
A. M
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meeting of the creditors of the A. d W.
Sprague manufacturing company, and of A. d
W. Sprague will be held on Thursday. Novem-
Der 6, in the horse guards srmory at Providence,
r. l. Until then all further movements in the
5prague affairs will be held in abeyance, so that
may be obtained as the basis Of action. Cover
nor Howard has declined to be trustee of the es-
tate. The excitement over the matter has sub
aided
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Last week the furnace owned by the Messrs.
Soluan, near Peters lock. on the James River
anu anu hanawha canal, Virginia. became ohoked in
some 80 way and blew up from the confined gas,
@ @ues'roylng the furnace, killing two colored men.
Wed aHl SO burning white man by the name OF
watkins as to cause death the same night.
treat preparations are being made in Lees
@ @ndtg, Va, for the reception of President Grant,
@ %ao has accepted an invitation to visit the Lou
aoan county agricultural fair.
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3teW sAdgerttss,1Fn...

ID ATTLING. nap ing and banging of bowed
II window shutters on windy days Is prevented
by using the patent shutter bowers, hich tmmoVa-
bly, faslen them at several angles. Sold by
TRUMAN 4 SHAW,
No. s8b Eight Thirty-pve) Market st. below Ninth,
Philadelphia
MEAT SETS OF CHI Ii X gN'S KNIVES, with
lN small plated spoons aud forks, and a variety
OF other less expensive styles, for sale by
TRUMAN d SHAW,
No. 1856 (Eght Thtrty-hVe) Market st below Ninth,
Phiadelnhia.
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Telegraph postal cards are used in England
They are deposited as letters and are collected
hourly by carriers.
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Spain.
DEATH OF THE POLITICIAN RosAs.
MADRID, Nov. 4.
los Rosas, the well known Spanish politician
cad.

OBTAINING GooDs UNDER FALSE PRETEHcEs =
Last evening, q mulatto went into Joseph Rows
clothing store, on Market street, below Fourth,
and stated that Mr.. George IL. Robinson, in
whose employ he represented himself 20 be, had
sent him there to get a suit of clothing
He then selected coat, vest and two pairs of
pants, valued at about $40, and left, salesman
accompanying HIM for the purpose of getting
the money for the clothing from Mr. Robinson.
Arrived at the latter's place of business s17
Market street, the negro said that servents
were not allowed to go in by way of the front en-
trance, and requested the salesman to go in
and wait until he went around and entered from
Shipley street. 1t is almost needless to say that
he put in no further appearance, and that he
had never been in Mr.. Robinson's employ, as
the salesman discovered, after waiting q short
time.
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FIRST EDITION.


SOME FURTHER IDEA or ITS MAdNITUDE-THE PRE-
PARATIoN OF THE BoxEs-aETTINd THE FRUIT
READY FOR MARKET AND rTs COURSE TO THE CON
RUMRR.
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Commercial Reports.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.

PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 4.
Cotton firm 15@16c. Flour frmer and un-
changed. Wheat advancing red 81 48 No.
spring. 81 3701 40. Corn frmer yellow 649
Goo. Oats 44@49c, Whiskey Oh cents.
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GntertaitttiIEnfs.

SECOND FALL
TROzTING MEETING,
AT THE sCHUE rzEN PARK, WILMINGTON, DEL.
On Thursday and Friday. N oven-
Der 18th and latin.
S60O IN NUNS.
PROGRAMME;
FIRST DAY, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 18th.
No. 1-PURS sOo $50 to fret, $2b to second, $16
to third for all horses that have ne ver beaten 33I
No. 2-PURsE $50 $50 to first $40 to second, 60
TO third for horses trotlng nearest $780, Two trials
for each entry.
that have never beaten 2.45.
SECOND DAY.
No. 4-PURSE s1OO. $50, s2S, s,6, for all horses
that have never aten minutes.
No. 5-PBRSE s2l0 $125, $50, $a5, for all horses
that have never beaten 2.92
All the above races are best in 5, and governed
by the rules Of the National Trotting association.
Entrance fee 10 per cent which must accompany
the entry in all cases. Enries will close on Mon
dav, November 10th, at O'Clock, P. N. All entries
and communications addressed to
b. G. PEARGE, Wilmington, Del.
Coaches will communicate with City Railway cars
during the races. Admission 60 cents,
nov4 st THE COMMITTEE
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EpEAD. READ.
Goots d ,wn to panic prices. The
BEST FAMILY FLOUR
and the best extra
NEW BUCKWBEAT MEAL,
to be found his city and the lowest cash prices
may be had at the
CENTRAL FLOUR, FEED, SEED BIRD STORE.
W. N. CHANDLER,
611 fSix Elavqnl Market It,
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FURTHER TESTIMONY Foa TEE PROSECUTION TO-
DAY
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Reason and Faith.

An old writer says Faith and Reason
may be compared to two travellers: Faith
is like a man 10 full health, eau walk bis
twenty or thirty miles at time without
suffering. Reason is like a little child,
who can only, with difficulty, accomplish
three or four miles "WclI," says this
old writer, upon a given day, Reason
Gays to Faith, 80, good Faith. let me
walk with iheei" Faith replies, 20, Rca'
son, tbon canst never walk with mcf"-
However, to try tbeif-piUes,, they set out
together, but soon fod it hard TO keep
company, When they came to the deep
river; Reason said, Il can never ford this,
but Faith wudes through it singing -
When they reach lofty mountain, there
is the same exclamation Of despair; and in
such cases, Faith in order not to leave
Reason behind, is obliged to carry him on
his back; aud adds the writer, oh! what
a Luggage is Reason to FAITH"
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claws Joke on Adams.

Henry Clay had standing joke, which
he never failed 10 perpetrute at the ez'
pcnso Of john Quincy Adams when be
caught his Massachusetts friend in con
geuial crowd. Adams was afflicted du.
ring his whole life With disease Of the
Iachrymal duct, which caused bis optics to
be constantly wniey. The two occupied
the same apartment, and a rosy Swiss
dlmscI attended the room. CIay'S story
was that, upon bi. attempting to snatch a
kiss from his handsome cbambermaid, be
was buacd Of with. "0h, Mr.. Clay, sou
must not, for Mr. Adams few minutes
ago. begged me, with tears in bis eyes
for similar favor, and | refused him"
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Didn't Want to 90 to jail.

One of the funniest stories that we have
read in long time is the following, which
We found in an exchange: IAN old Tue
ton, found guilty of selling liquor contrary
to law, and sentenced to be imprisoned in
the county Jail for thirty days, protested
as folIow@ "CtaiI! Go to chuiI! Ne
90 to chail! But cant gol Dcrc's my
pizuess-my bakery. Who pakes my
bread ven | pc gono?" Then casting bis
eyes about The court room aPponIiasIy,
they fell upon the good 'Datured face Of
jolly Chris EIwanor, fellow countryman,
nit 20 pi2uess, aud forthwith brilliant
idea occurred 10 bin. Turning to the
court be said, in sober eorucstnoSs: =
'Dere's Chris. EIIwaner! He's 60! moth
lug to do. Send him"
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VI Jackson and Benton.

To early life, relates the NlarysiIIe. (Ry)
Eogle there existed bitter feud between
the BontoDs mud General jackson This
OF last Terminated in a tavern Ggbt with
pistols aud sword cares in Nashville, Tenn.
essee, with which Jackson, with bis friend
COL Coffee and Tho two BentOus-- Thomas
II and jesse participated, The result
was that Colonel Benton planted bullet
in the aesby part Of General Jackson arm
which the old hero carried until his second
Presidential term, when il was extracted
By Dr.. Jackson, accelerated Philadelphia
surgeon. During tho closing year Of bis
last Presidential term, General jackson
had occasional aud violent attacks Of hem
moubage Of the lungs, and DR.. Lewis
Field Linn, of Missouri, tue colleague Of
Vol. benton IN the cenate was MS phySl'
clan. The bitter fcul having long before
been settled, Colonel Benton was frequent
visitor at the White House, and was spe
cinlly attentive during the illness Of bis
former foo Dr. Linn, feeling bimscIf
justified BY his intimacy with the parties
veDtured to ask their version Of the Nash.
vilo rGcoun,er. "BeOton, you tell it,
va, the response Of Old Hickory. mo,
Jackson, I'll leave it to you, for your &C.
count will be correct" and, pending the
discussion, tho tive ancient foemcn wept
like children.
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A Western Editors Dive,


There was rogatla at Geneva Lake
Wisconsin, a short time since, and among
the Chicago spectators was Mr. Charlie.
Wilson, the esteemed editor aud proprietor
oftho Evening Journal Mr.. Wilson has
long taken practical interest 10 the charm
iug resort 10 question, and "a may be IN
ferred, was prepared to specially enjoy the
festivities of the regetta He was stand.
ing upon the bridge waiting for the boats
to start, when be was somewhat rudcly,
though it appears uuinIcntiouaIly, jostled
by a stripping gentleman just ut bis ell
bow
The latter individual, although totally
unknown to Mr.. Wilson, was really al.
most as much Of a character rs the editor
himself, being no less distinguished a
parsonage than "Red.I Handed Nike" a
noted bruiscr in training near Geneva
Lake for forthcoming prize Gght
Annoyed at having been so carcIes'ly
punished, Mr.. Wilson turned gaze Of
scorn upon the unknown so marked and
severe as to stir al once the Iatters dis,
gust,
Maybe you own this bridge" quotb
Michael of the nomiuaIly CORY palms,
We'll snecred Mr., Wilson, a Probab,
" paid about as much for the building Of
this, bridge as you or auy other man upon
It,"
perhaps you own the whole lake,
tool" continued he Of the sauguinc paws
II certainly have dOGo moro for its i'm
proyomcnt than dozeu like you, retort.
cd this somewhat justly incensed editor,
There was shade of Sadness III TIC
voice Of Red. HANDED" Mike as he repli,
ed
Then, you had better light over into il
and see how it is getting along" at the
same time lyaiOg his brawny fists upon the
astouished journalist aud henving him
plump into the wafer.
Friends promptly jerked the Hounderinl
involuntary bather back to shore, wher
having obtained dry suit, and learning
that he had BEEN "chiuoiug" to a proEes
sioual bruiser, he responsibility saw th
magnitude of the joke, and enjoys men
ton Of it as hugely as any one.
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A philosophical Kenuckian who had
but one shirt, and was lying in bed while
the garment was drying on The clothes line
in the yard, was startled by an exclama-
ton from bis eye to the effect that "thc
calf had eaten it," We'll" said the Ken
tuckian, with a spirit worthy Of better
cause, well, them who has must lose"
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Tbe New Castle Journal says: ut
don't look very well to see welI.dressed
young men each carrying pint bottle Of
wbisbcy to cbucrh on Sunday evening, but
that is not unfrcquently done, and that too
in New Castle"
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-10-09

1t is singular what little thing will
put man out. A Jersey City lawyer
was making high,aowu speech the other
day telling about angels tears when His
Honor said: "Confue your remarks to the
dog fight case" The lawyer sat down,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-10-09

A young bnckvoods lawyer lately con-
cludcd his arguments in case ofdnmagc'
for injury done by the defendants swine,
with the following sublime burst "If,
gentleman of the jury, the Defendants
hogs are permitted to roam at large over
the fair fields ofmy client, with impuuity
without pokes--tben-ycs, then indeed
have our forefathers fought, and blcd, and
died 10 vainI"
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CLARA, | love bat thee alone" Thus
signed tender youth. 20, hear me
thouI Ny passion own, my trembling
lips in earnest tone; indeed, | speak the
TRUTH" He paused; the blush o'erspreod
her cheeks let him draw her near
Scarce for emotion could she speak, yet
still she asked 10 accent meek; "How
much have you year,"
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It is proposed to get up cemetery near
New York, of about one hundred acres in
extcut, Tor The burial Of people who have.
been talked to death. The idea is a good
one but the cemetery ought to be larger,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-10-09

"Why ichsbod, | thought you got mar.
ried morn a year ago?' "WoIl, Aunt
Jerusha, it was talked Of, but | found out
that the girl and all her folks were opposed
toit, and so | jest give them all the init.
ten aud let the thing drop"
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A girl named Lucinda Smith, at a dance
in MajsviIle, KY called justice into the
room, sighted arevover at Charles Brown
aud Charles married her witbouta muir.
muir.
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The Prince of Wales, in reply to an ad.
dress from the Corporation Of plymouth,
said, Gentlemen, | thank you for your
kind attention. lie got all that from
Grant Why cant be he origiunl2
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Salt is a remedy for many things II
will cure sick headache, make cream
freeze. make the butter come, take ink out
Of cloth, kill weus, kill worms; mako the
ground cool; so it is more cougcnial to eel
cry, cabbage, etc., produces vomiting Of
stops it, as you like, eases the itching
pain caused by irritable skin diseases, like
hives, and itch; and it cures many other
things loo numerous to mention.
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hiugs loo numerous to mention


We are informed that the r, W Grand
Lodge I. 0. o. +, Of the United States,
has passed u law by which the wife Of an
Odd Fellow, who has taken the degree Of
Rebecca, can retain her membership IN
that degree regardless Of the standing Of
her husband 10 the Order
Heretofore bis suspension or expulsion
from his lodge suspended or expelled her
from the benefits Of the Rebecca degree -
The new law changes this, we are glad to
say,-RegiStcr.
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A female lecturer discoursoi lately on
Silent Women" We can't Imagine
where she gathered material for the lcct-
urc, unless it was in the cemetery.
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S 2 d @ @ @ !.
lTWENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS in Pre-
NUNS, for Distribution among the $500
Subscribers of the
CINCINNATI
v IIkLY ENQUIRER.
IN APRIL, 1873.

The number Of premiums ARE always in
creased when the number of names exceed tho
number calculated upon.
We now offer tie following: ana
Cash Premium of ,UWn
90 Cash Premiums Of 800 Each = OvO
6O Stem.winding Watches SSO Each soO
100 Cash Premiums OF S2a Each 2UOo
300 Cash Premiums Of $40 Each "IuW
100 Cash Premiums Of IS Each ~"
100 Cash Premiums Of 50 Each SUI
lOO Cash Premiums Of 50 Each Wv
1873 Miscellaneous Pre- 9 los Each I%I'
Making TOTAL oFTWO THOUSAND Prml'
umS, Worth TWENTY THOUSAND bo1'
LARS.
Every subscriber who RENTS 50 100 for
years subsctibtirn will have his name regis
tered, and will be furnished BY return mai'a
receipt giving The dale and number being req
resented by duplicate IN the distribution
Agents sending 10 namps and S2)OO a, ono
time receive free paper one year aud h0NO
their MINES reg istercd as participants Iof pre-
miums
Specimen Copies, Posters, Premium PamPn
let and Subscription Blanks sent free to per
sons desiring them Address
FARAN g. MCLEAN
Cincinnati Ohio
Nov. 2l-ly.
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1t Ia recommended with unboundod assurance In
III cases OF Cut,, Bruises, Buns Sprains, Kheuma'
uFm, Hard Sweliings, Bites Lhilb. aims, Stiffness Of
the Joints, rozcn Feet! lars, &c, &c. among al
persons, and for Spra!ns Founders, Ringbone, Poll
Evil, Scratches, Wild.Gas IIoofNlG SpayinS, Spring
halt Saddle. Collar and Harness Gals; also diseases
OF the Eye and LIZ In
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-10-09

The Young Mems Christian Association
Convention for this State vii be held in
CIarksburg on the 8lat Of fotobor.
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The Piedmont Independent says the
population Of that place is being largely
Increased BY emigrsnts from Virginia.