Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-14
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/ Flowers were plenty in m1rket. this morning.
Diamond state Loan Association meets this
evening.
Buy yOul ticket for 'Uucls Toms Cabin" tc-
morrow night.
A female Aci pat, accompanies Howo's circus :
Thil is something unusual.
Several Ockets WerO relieved OF their contents,
at the circus lot, yesterday.
A new school house Is TO be erected in School
District, No 40, near Newark.
| II you have houses to sell or rent advertise
them in the Daily GAZETTE. Inquiries arc frs
| qucnt for properly TO buy and u rent,
The name q "FrAnk Bradley 10 the police ~.
| porta Of the GAEETTE, Of Monday, is nUt that OF
MI Francis Bradley late Of Newark.
FURNfURE.--t.. W. Palmer. l0s Shipley street,
has fine aSsol tment OF excellent furniture which
be is selling of at very moderate prices. 4 hose
in " nj oraUything In his line should give hun q
| call.
SALE OF LoTs-Wm Reynolds, real estate
agent, has sold five lots ON Van Buren street. he
tween Serond and Third, 50 feet front, by 81 feet
deep, for $3.50. or about $l1 peT foot Purchaser
n 1t mentioned.
MoRB HOUSES. Samuel Murphey and James
Ware are preparing to erect sixteen new three
story brick houses ON West Fourth street, beyond
Adams. These will form great improvement 10
that neighborhOod.
BUILDING LoTs.- Remombcr those GS building
lots will be sold Tomorrow, Thursday the 18th, al
| 3 o'clock, by Wm. Bright, on the Webb PropeIty
South irum the ShHtzen Park, near the Front
Street Toll Gate They will be sold low.
WORK AT REHoBoTM Mr. VIM. IL. Foulk of
this city, who has tho contract for erecting the
boarding house at Iehobuth started for that place
this morning, and will at once push forward the
WOIk OF erection lie will also erect cottage Tor
j. }. Mccullough, Esq.
MkETINa OF CRRDlToRs-A meeting of the
creditors of Messrs. James y Webb, OG this city,
will be held this afternoon, at the Clayton House.
to decide upon some arrangement for settlement
| of the firms difficulties. Ii is expected that "A
definite conclusion will be reached at this meeting
| INJURED.-As j. Eldridge Richardson, was
passing the Clayton House, last evening, flower
pot fell from an upper window, aud struck HIM
| upon the head, inIuring him quite severely. lie
was rendered lnsensible, for q lime, aud has head
was cut. lie was not however, seriously injured.
Doors AND SuoKs.-E. Burns, at the $. Il.
corner of Eighth and Shiploy streets, has "a iiue
stock OF boots aud shoes, rs can be found ia the
| city, 10 which lac calls attention. He also makcs
| custom work specially, aud can give good "A
| al aud make as good shoe, rs any shoemaker in
the city.
| DAMAGED Ono of the Pullman cars shipped
by Bowers, Dare Il Co, ON Monday, by this W. n
| W. K. r., was Aom0what damaged, near Smiths
Bridge, by coming in contact with coal truck,
standing near the track One of the trucks OF the
Pullman car was torn oil, and the platform slight
" broken.
Nkw HALL I've various Catholic Societies OF
this city are desirOus of erecting a cGmmodious
hall, ior the use Of their members, and for othol
purposes. a meeting will be held this evening
at st. Pauls Church, corner OF Fourth and Jack.
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nary steps in this direction. The meeting will b
composed OF committees from the different Catho
lie Societies OF the city.
| THE WRONo NANR-Through an unfortunate
error in article yesterday ia relation 10 the ia
nj burning case near Delaware City, at the resi-
dCnce Oi Geo. u. Iybout, We stated that the namt
| Of the lady burned was Miss May Hitch, from
Milford This, we learn, Is a mistake, as the vic
tim was Miss Mary Alexander, a seamstress il
Mr. IybcTt's family. The circumstances Of th,
sad affair, as meUtloued by us, manly cor
rect.
TIE MARKETS. Butter, 4Oa45 per pounds; egg
22a25c. per dozen; Irish potatoes lSa20c per hal
peck; sweet do. 20s2je.; turnips, Sc. do; beets
l6c. do. apples, l5a30e. do; lima beans, l2al5c
per quart; cabbage, Gallo. per head; salad. DC
lido; horseradish, lOal &c per root radishes lOaI2
per bunch Thubarb, 20s2jc. do; spinach, Doc De
half peck chickens, 3 .2jaS2 per pair; Oeef 6A2l
veal outlet, Do. do; slIccI ham, pc. do; porI
steak, l5a. do; sausage, loo. do lard, loo. do.
scrapple, &c. do; Shad, 25ajOc. ler pair; herring
lOal3c. per doz; whito perch 2Oc. per bunch; vel
low perch, l5c. do; cat fish, lOc. per H.; haddOck
SC. do; halibut, 2jc. do, , rock, 15c
SALES OT MoNEY.-At tho regular MONTH,
meeting of City Lean AssSSlation, last evening
$1,000 seld at % per cent. premium. Allan Rutl
and L. W. Palmer were appointed a committee l.
attend the meeting of the representatives OF tn
various loans, which will be held soon foI the pur
pOsO OF organizing Union Loan Organization.
At the regular monthly meeting of Mechanics
Loan Association, last evening, $500 sold at - pc
cent premium. and $500 at "a x; withdrawn share
T. the amount Of $ll93.43, were also paid of. ia:
Bradford was elected Secretary, pro tenn to eWIN
= untIl the Artisans Savings Hank, can mako al
rangemenes TO receive the funds OF the Associa
ton.
poIIcK CASKS. Ada Jones, col, was arrests
by officer Scally, for using threatening and abu
siye Language towards Mary Nelson, col Sh
was fined costs, and held to bail, IN the sum q
500, to keep the peace.
Jemina Bayard, col, used threatening IangaaR
towards Ezekiel Dntt0n, col, and scared him :
that he had her arrested She was huOd costs
and held to bail, 10 the sum of 500, 10 Keep Ia
peace.
ChAs Moore, col, WaS arrested by officer Jol
dan, for indecent conduct, and fined 50 an
costs.
Two cases of drunkenness were fined fifry coni
and costs each.
CHLLDREN's 'sCABRIAGRs.-JOhn Boldly, AL Ma
i ket street, opposite the Ga=efke Office mas laTp
: lot OF ChildTen's Carriages, Hobby Horses. 81
which are Of the latest styles. Among them Is IL
d baltimore PsTambnlatOr," which he commend
- the best and cheapest carriage in the State
WAS patented n Dot last, aud It's light and air