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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-11-29
Help for the Poor.


THE WILMINGTON CITY DisrENs AIRY FOR THE
RELIEF OF THE SICK POOR.
The report of the managers Of this iusti-
tuition shows that during the year ending
October 3lst. 1873. no lees than three
hundred and one cases have been attended
to- Of these Que hundred and uirety-seyeu
orcd two hundred and one Of the entire
number being iemaleg.
The TreAsLerR report gives the total re-
ctHlis from alt sources as Sl2s.22 THIS
amount l. totally inadequate 10 meet the
daily increasing expenses Of the establish
ment Ia spite OF the strict economy with
which Il IA conducted; and the managers,
already in artesfs for rent Will be- Obliged
to close IL unless the charitable miuded!u
the community come 10 their assistance. In
view OF the present pecuuisly atringsaey.
and the probabilities OF a severe winter,
the closure OF tins institution would he a
public calamity. aud we trust our fellow
tnwnsmen Will not permit IL.
i'y order OF the DispensarY Committee.
inuN X. KANE, NJ. D.. Chairman.
7 Sutscril tons may ho lcrt 10 George II
[ Bates, ESD, Treasurer, No. t12l4 Market
, STREET
/ MAYoR's OyrtcE. WiLNINGToN, DEL
November 18th, 1873
! The marked success of the W lining OF
city Dispenssry ia relieving bodily suffer
ing among our worthy poDr, and the con
( v!ctloa that no better or more enicieu'
charity can he devised for the peculiar tiel'
IN So hirh it ministers, lead me to commend
the Disprnsary 10 the confidence and sup
s. gs,as,
.s MAYOR
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-11-29

The lecture at the VI. Z. Churoh on We'd
nesday night, although both interesting
and aNUs lng, was but moderately we'll at
tendcu, and those who failed to attend
missed a rare Intellectual taeat.
W. II. Jefferson, Esq, and lady arrived
home on Saturday last from their bridal
tour. They were waited upon iu the eYeg-
ing by the " btpheus ami treated 80 some
OF their choicest strhinA. which WAS
acknow lodged g., t.. asual manner
ThNussaiving Day passed OF ia our town
quite in the usual manner Service was
held in most OF the churches tn the aoru-
ing, afternoon aud evening. IAe public
offices were all closed and business gencr-
ally suspendep. win ihe exception OF the
umbrella ieete,y' iae stisI mill, and the
The Good VIII Five Company gave
anuthcr bali in the luWu hall on Nednes-
day night laat, and everything passed oil
uieasanty ull near the close, when a slight
interruption took place, caused by Au IN
vnsion OF a number of touvhs from viii
mingtou, styling Themselves the Church
Hangers. A. 50 happened that some OF the
company recognized them nui refused ,..tns
ndmissi0u upon which gfLesal tampus
eusued, resulting 10 t4e totR1 defeat OF the
Rangers
The war spirit here is beginning ts sub.
side somewhat, and our people are discuss,
ing Cuban matters with less hostility than
at iigst. II is thought s-,s shat so long as
the Spaniards cor .,.v their arrests aud exc
cutious "a tae high seas, aud doat come
: ov-s aero aud take any OF our citl7ens uHi
of their beds and execute theip, thNt we
can settle everything else by DIPLOMACY
/ iuc capture 81 al nlerican registered shlp
/ or tNu Aal ,he shooting OF captains aud
crews isn't suii1leAt cause tor any disagree
meut. uh, 40
II is now generally believed that the
THsker Company Will not resume operations
At the old lUuuury tlll spring, IN the mean
time the new works will he hurried tug
| ward as rapidly as possible ia order 20 havl
them ready Tor the machinery at that time
Ia conversation, q lew dayO since, with
| geutleu' = pfvttY well posted in the affair
OF thia COMPANY, we learned that the sus
pension OF work at the foundry waa iu III
wise owing to the stringenoI IN the none
market, but to the tasi THAT hey had com
plcted aii the weak they had 10 do Their
uutli the other mill was erected, aud a
they didn't wish 10 60 Ga building durin
the cold weather, tAey could do uothin
further there tlA the mills we're ready 70
the machinery, and that the same THU
would have occurred If there had been u
panic. Work will be commenced on IN
other mill AS soon as spriug opens.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-11-29

REAL ESTATE SALFs.--A good deal Of
inquiry is now being made for real esfafe
and persons having money TO Invest are
evidently seeking safer and surer invest
ments than SAVINGS hanks and railway
socks Messrs. REYNOLDS n Co. No. alh
NJ uket street. sold, last week. the follow
i"g nrOpertel. viz. For Dr. John J. Black
of New Castle, farm Of 1856 acres 10 Cecil
county, MARYLAND, price $1,000 for Henry
Lodge. If Orange street. house No ria
North Seventeenth street, Philadelphia,
price 1000 for John Pierce, closing out his
block, three houses over Third street bridge,
Of frame. price $3.50 for Thomas CORY.
ten hnilding lots on Third and Fourth streets
and Hawley street urice et50. Total saleH
for the week, sll,l00. Messrs. REYNOLDS \
Go. are pushing. enteruriaing men. and
property placed in their hands will he
literally advertised and the interests ol
seller and buyer carefully guarded. rs
reference 10 our advertising columns pur
chasers will find list Of desirable proper
ties now offered by them. Give them call
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-11-29

BY Telegraph to EVERY EVENING.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. ssth.-CottOn higher
AZ I6iSNi7c. Flour arm aud in fair demand
supeIi,ae, - 56& sa00; extras, sI.I5gS5. 70;
Pcnnsylyania. OHIO and Indiana extra
family. S7259a7.7i. Rye Hour at -
Wheat quiet but steady red. 81 5O9Sl co.
amber, Sla5; white. sL7OdSl So Corn
steady yellow, o. d6sc western mixed, 66c
N0,c. Oats active white, 5lg 54ei mixed
50G50lSc.
v hisky steady at s4c.
nnII Al lOu4f
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-11-29

MANWELL-W ATspN On the 9th instant, al
tho residence of the bride 8 father, BY the Rev
T. MARKS, William Maxwell aud Sarah
Watson. both of this city.
KEMp-siIARPE. On tho 18th inst by the
Rev Robert T. Kemp, NJ the residence OF the
Sharpe. both of this city
MAN-BROWN. AT the residence of the
BRIDE pnieuts. uu the 9th instant, BY ReY
j. NJ utts. Isaac T. Forinau and Sallle J.
daughtoroi DrJ \. Brown, both Of Christian,
hundred
RlCORDS-EVERETT- Philadelphia, on The
18th lust, George W. Records aud Anarata Z
Everett, both Of this city
LuFMAN-CCRLEgT FLU Philadelphia on tn
2ltl Instant. " kcv J. y. Mason. Bvui ami
q. LDfiuan of this city, tounerly of Mary laud
egG Matilda A. Curl-tt daughter OF David 7
CUrlcit, Esq. of Wilmington, Del
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-11-29
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

The Committee on the House for the use
Of the Wilmington Union Ala Association
desire TO make the following acknowledge
ments To Mr.. Geo. C. Gordon. for the use
IT house No. ST. Market street Finn &
Jackson. stove aud the putting up; James
g. Johnson do: z. Pickela, do; Granville
Worrell. oil cloth H. l.. sTatnall. lumber
for shelving W. VI. Kennard. curtain ma.
terial r. W. Hoopes. curtain fixtures and
nadlocl- GrovPr \ Baker making curtain
Mis-. Sam'l. Candy, half dozen chairs
Bouehman x Thomas. blank hook Jenkins
4 Atkinson. printing 500 circulars
and would be verv glad for the oppol tunity
nf returning our THANKS 10 some kind friend
for n carpet for our front room. Some one
may have = secondhand Que which woult
answer every purpose and be very thank
fully received.
Mrs. HENRY l.. TATNALL,
Chairman OF House Committee
of W, u. A. A.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-11-29

REEL LAtp.-The keel was laid about
"A week or 30 ago a; the works of Pusey,
Jones Il Co. for another steamer, of the
came Tnr as the hpickerbocte,, sent away
from the works of the same Company Il
sbo,t time since. Its dimensions are p
Length Of hull ON lroadinr, PSI feet ;
beam, 80 feet depth, ~ ierr
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-11-29

AhrIce

Never buy what YOU do not require
because it is offered you cheap,
'Tis money thrown into the fire,
Where, then. is the profit you reap"
hut should YOU e'er wish 10 invest
Aud want the best bargsip Of all,
why. get yourself handsomely dressed,
In cheap suit OF clothes at rowerhal.
For. though YOU may not require them at
the moment, tAey will keep, and the prices
are 80 very low that 1t will repay YOU to in
vest uow Bennett s Co., Tower Hall, us
Market street. PHILADELPHIA.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-11-29
~ sscRIPTioNs-ls7L,

natpers Bazaar. que ySar ........... 500
Four dollars Includes pr,uaymrnt ct the q.
postage boy the pub. ,shpis.
SUBSCRIPTION -. Narper> Magazine. Weekly
aul hdttr e. one Address lur oue year. 4lJ 10; o.
tWt.i hHutg Periodicals. O. onr uddless ior
.uc year - Qu Iu-tage payable by the subscriber
az tile ulirr WhUfe received
40 extra COPY ut either the Magazine. Weekly
or Buxal Will tH supplied gratis Tor every club Of
FIVE arHscRlRFRs at siui each. in Que remit
ttGCes ut. Xix copies iur - ~, without extra
vcpy postage payable By thg Subscribers at the
uLtges ~ hrr' received,
Back uguhrr, eau be- supplied At any time.
The STA yulLlues OF NAHrER BAZAK. tor the
years ISIS, uf ~, a. t-. IS, elegantly bound
~ gieeu morocco cloth. will be- sent by express,
lteight prepaid tor = Do each.
Tine postage ON Hdrpgr B3Ear Is - cents 4
year " hicA must be- llild at the suhscrhor's posi-
office Addres. harper n BROTHERS.
dNw New YORK
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-11-29
REMAINDER or THIS M0Rs1SG's PR
CEEnINGs.

Mr.. White, being recalled, said he saw
the gentleman who called at his house
on the morning OF the a,h, aud that they
incidentally .alkei Of the attempted bur
diary the man cane To- complain OF the
ehimneys, hut he concluded they would
answer he said he was going 10 Wash
ington and woulC be back on Tuesday,
and that he wished no one 10 GO 10 the
house until he returned he has never
seen him since.
lie was cross-examinel, but testified as
above.
The prosecution then c-iyeG in ey.-
deucc the four pis. is, the Key, etc.
hoot. &. Fraim was sworn and testified
lie lives at the north east corner OF Sew
cuth and Freucb, ia Wilmington, aud on
the Sunday morning following, lie foaud
/ a pair of blue Overal.s ia Ais Yard thrg
: Wc.a l0una about square from the place
where Doctor johnson met the men h.
/ spoke OF in his testimony OF Wednesday.
/ James Coyle was called and sworn.
/ lie knows the house at Ninth AMI Poplar,
and the latter part Of last month the
trunk before referred TO was taken 10 the
house by u colored man, and "walbed 10
by man dressed in brown overcoal
aud who had brown, red m sGndy Aail
and weiskcyg
The witness was crOss.eXamined but
testified to nothing that was iutelligiole.
Margaret CarherFy WAS called add
worn. She lives at No. 3l2 East Ninth
lireCt, Wilmington, aud lives thCee door
rosa IN. house at Niuth aud Poplar sh'
. said sue had seen lhomas and Hubert Il
tao area way OF The latter house en- th'
/. afternoon Of tic attempted burg larry
they asemed TO be coming from the are
way,they left, but thomas again re
: turned.
f Being cross examined, she said she say
E them FIRST on the Afternoon named above
t aud next on the afternoon Of their arrest
S there aer ahou. . windows in the house
Q and when she saw the men she va siItin
e in room on the grouud noor looking gu
. Of a W3udOw In the southern part of N
house the room in which she was tin
4 is about 8 by II feet, aud wbea She ga
the men she was sluiug west Of tue viii
Q dow Thomas had on dark brow
o oYereoat, dark pantaloOns, and h
r and had an umbrella over him whe
lie she saw them they were about 60 ie
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-11-29

DEDICATED. Rev. j. 3. Merritt, pas
tor Of 81. Paul's NJ. +. Church. per-
formed the dcdicat1ry ceremonies for the
charel alver Eleventh street bridge sun
day.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-11-29

NOTICES or GHE HRtsS.
The Bazaar Is edited with g combination Of tact
amt tale q tuat " Seldom mud iu ANY Journal;
aud the iourntl ilself Is tue organ OF the great
~ silt 70 fashion bostuN l,atsA'r
The Bazaar comments N-s'l to every memheI
81 th,. hsu-eulld--tn lNu children by trUu aud
pt,tty pictures ta ts young iadics hy It's fashion
Plate. ia uu,eas variety, TO- The pgJvideut rhtfvu
ir So patterns tnr the children clitler. "
.ltf-rfintlids 10y its tasteful designs for en-
hsoidcrrd -liupri. aud iuNuflgus dressing goM as
But the tctdiug mattergi the BA1AK is uullvriul 3
ul great rNCpllpuce. The paper hus acquired "a
widr Popularity Tor the treside enjoyment Il
uult.l- a ErensEg Post
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-11-29

VESSEL. BruuING - From the ship-ysrd
Of Mr. WIN. A. Sciibner, AT Milford. was
launched last week q very large schooner,
of some 200 tons hurthln.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-11-29
THE BURGLARY TRIAL.
Full Report OF the Evidence up to
Yesterday Noon
EXCITEMENT IN COURT.


ihis Was The Involuntary observation o.
no female portion of Nfw Castle yester-
lay morning on the arrival OF thu crowded
,aurt train. while tn- maiu portion, TO- {
heir foleetiulnuss and Huuicrurnt. with
A prediction 10 mild prpit1.tg IN the ,
most matler-uf-llot and common place
asked each other, "a they h3neld {
the crowd coming ton the train, what Z
In the devil the demonstration meant"
Nobody stopped to explain, as the
objective point Of all those who had Just
arrived was that miserable, crainned-up,
rheumatic old court room, which, were
IL not ON this side of the Atlantic, could
claim with all prOpriety and fitness the
honor OF being tins birthp.nc' ot TIN
common law Of England. Il looks uld
and ugly enough, Heaven know, to
claim as its child Anything that bears the
marks Of age, decrepItnle or deiorm'ty II
aud it is said to bee O fict that c-riulpus
strangers are. 10 this year of grace,
shown the old structure AMI made be-
lieve ii was built ms castle hy the Nue-
slams who, accordin, 70 a south Carolina
Congressman, discovered ard settled I'm |
this country long before that grea', good |
aud unselhsh patriot, Columbus. started |
on his western excursion. No one ques- |
lions its antiquity, aud should It btas |
serted that its erection was AN epoch in !
Methuselah's boy.hood. the general Rp-
pearancc OF the building would 20 Cav
towards convincing many of The truth
of Aeas'ettion.
OF course II dl not take long GO hii
! the Court room with those an ious tp h'
present at the trial OF the nu'u arrested
and Indicted on the chirgl OF entering,
with intent TO ron, the Nalionel Bnk of
~, o,,'.',t moi no. ,,.,,
-, q. ~. ,ria1 to,,i,, mn brnrglt to-
M"u.u IT,, '',, .'..I ,,i.n r,,,.. ,n i,r,s..
su,ne, -, ~, ,,.,,,s,.r ,i,,c,,nt, a1t
-.i.',' 80 n. ,itr,t,t,JI, RI. nt..r
80, ,.,,, .l,,'..so,.,,j l,, ,,wsr,,.,r
l4"e0 -. 80 ,,,..,,ait NON ...r IN,
nen' ~, -, r.,..,..t,ot
WyNFy JiI5 ,a,' ,s., '-t,., l..
a. w '''',, i' .,, ~,
u'es'u - ,,-. -, =. e.,,' ,.,t,,,,.,
WIZ "l'"Su' ,",o 49,, '.'l. ,.'.,..,,
AFTER zen c'ovH' ana ""'i i,'
nal sl'ttcu'u n'9 mn III, t''i -,
VI P's7'u'e i'' "'n =" i'l.
une peteVu ~ ''.' w -. .i ,',i.',,,.,
s''h'c a. w ',,.i'ri. r,,t
were lo'u ~ s''.. 'p a.. t,o,, 1,lt.
ncN lu"'N'''',u w ..,..,,,,i,.,., 49,,
'uu'''uiln in ~, a., ,.,.. ,,,',
..i. .,.',r,,1 and o,l, dttf.rs f,n'n fl
Fl"usly 49, ',,,t,, ,,,I mot
VI ioI III, ~ .'',,.s,i Inn d, .l.yrn,
gu,lIi n"u t"I It,,, Snu'' -. ,,oyod ~,
una An,uouy uisA' "V, - ,,...','n,,. i'.,i.,
lulthe' ',"c 70 "a ',N,nN VS.. -
e meni ana Pt'p'Ie 'nu'' uS I,.,s "a, g..
nty denerN betr, on '.'''., W. ,no 49,,
objected 90 IuIeuv' I' ,,ui...,,,i'
delay on l1e slou .',,. '''"' ','s i.. ,',
= htd apo"I l'l'y ".thV77e 'i'' '''', ~.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-11-29

tnY noise made ny tine luNlttta OF hny VI Z
hem attempted 70 escape they would be I
shot she crept under table In the
room and when the man who was guard /
ing her turned bis back she sprtng 10 ,
the stair door, removed the chair ,
aud run up stairs, followed by one ,
of the men, hnt before he could catch her
She had opened the Sixth street door and
made her escape. She ran out 10 Market
street and up 10 Gordon $ trimming store,
the same man still lollOSng her, but she
gave the alarm before he caught her.
After she gave the alarm the man dis
tpn AIRED.
The prosecution here announced that
they were through with the witness, but
before The defense could subject her to
cross-examin1t'un the Court, at BIO, ad-
jOurned until this morning At 10 O'Clock,
and the Jury were admOnished to talk or
converse with no one regarding the case
In the Interval.
-thc nauy strange persons present, .
and the near approach Of darkness, are /
said 10 BE- the reasons of the Court ed- |
ionrnlng so early. # was thought AN .
rtlrt to rescue the men might he made, /
AMI the early adjournment was pre-
rautiuuary measure W. > r
sEccNp DAY.
NEW CASTLE, Nov. 26.h.-The second
day Of TIE burglary trial was commenced
A. TEN O'Clock to day, before q much
smaller audience than was present ye'-
trr1ly. The Interest displayed, though,
was equally Intense, but the crowd
present hy all odds more orderly. during
the night, barriers south Of the prisoners
box were erecte', aud the crowd in this
way prevented from epcroach.ug on the
] suacP reserved for lawyers. witnesses,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-11-29

NJ there and was told thRt fOhnrfs were n
IN the bank hut was subsequently told u
that they had escaped. He then ran up o
Market 10 Seventh, down Seventh TO o
French. and mp French, when h. heard
two pistol shots before reaching Eighth I
he turned down Eighth and between
there and Walnut found officer Carherry, +
who had been assaulted and Frustrated
lint NJ that time WIS up and discharging -,
hi- pistol diagonally across the street.
r.Bradv proceeded down Eighth n short
distance in pursuit of the men, but Mr.. ,
rat berry telling him he had been baily ,
hurt he went back and conveyed Mr..
Catherrv TO the drug store at Seventh
AMI Market. where his wounds. previously
described. were dressed and the wounded
man removed to his home.
The witness was asked If reward was
offered for the arrest Of the men, but the
IN pstion was ruled out.
Maurice Cranberry. member of the
wilmington police force, was sworn aud
testified. About halfpast six O'Clock. on
the evening of the 9TH, he was at sixth
and Market when an alarm was given
that robbers were in the bank. He ran
over to the bank hut was told that the
men had escaped, and then started to
chase them without my definite inior- !
nation regarding their whereabouts !
He came ny with three men on Eighth I
street between French aud Walnut, [
when he told them u was no use nf them /
hurrging as he wanted them lie won't
ur to them. and one Of them said, "What
/ ia IL - and Immediately struck him over
] the eve, another strnck him on the head,
aud the third shot at MIN. lie recognized
Biz Franl, as the mau who struck him
first when they had assaulted him, as
soon as possible be drew his pistol and
fired mt them at this time they were
running. and this was the last he saw Of
them that night.
MIR O'Byrne cross.ex amined the witness.
Mr.. Carberrv was one of the policemen
who arrested the men he did not accuse
LOWER as the man who assaulted him
and did not .qv he recognized Big Frank
as the man who assaulted him because
be was taller and larger than the rest Of
the party, hut because of his general ap-
pearance; he rec 1ensed Big Frank by his
height, color of the hair and general
appearance he didn't recollect Of telling
the MAYOR that he recognised Big Frank
bv SIMPLY looking in his face.
Thos. j.. Mills was next called and
sworn. He resides at SIS Walnut street,
Wilmington, and was nj home on the
T evening of the 9Th, when his attention
! was arrested by three pistol reports he
! went TO the door and saw two men ran.
! ming mp towards Ninth street.
lie was cross-evlmincd and said he saw
p them run from Eighth to the corner 81
, TAYLOR strrlt.
4, VIM. II. Ortlip, 4 boy about IL or "a
y years Of age, was then called and sworn
I lie went into Mr.. F,ovd's house on thu
i evening Of The 7th inst, after the bur
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-11-29

Bri.a PANIED. The front of the
depot building Is being painted dark
lead color.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-11-29
FL1NN a. JACKSON,
TUE AR0AgR . cLI ssE12n

TTNHE ARGAND CLhNAEnt-AA"
BASE BURNING STOVE
THE ONLY CORRECT ONE IN hAkkkI'
cali and see IL At Tenth aud Market Streets IL
ia a uarfeet beauty IN design and hnish. -.
The Warren Double oven Range. nfst e4AAs
range In every respect. &c., I'll, v.Atattne
Tbe Oriental and American Double kAueuhk
Base Burning Furnace portable and brick the
most economical ane durable Will give tnyLs
heat than any other base burning turnAe" IN NV
Sole agent for the celebrated revolving TOP cook
Coustastly On hand good assortment Of hret-
class stoves for parlor, ohee, church ono eyoAHN
Also, full line Of sinwars, lamp goods knives
FORKS and teaspoons.
Call and examine ny stock. ptcKELs
my 0.ly Corner Tenth and Market streets
Get Your OLD
sHINoLE ROOFS COVERED WITH TIN
Aud save further trouble and expense. By
EDWARD MURPHEY,
Practical Mechanic,
novls.iy No 500 shipley street. Mllmlng.ea,-
wv =. ROBINSON,
| STOVES, HEATERS, RANGES AND HoUsh
| FURNISHING 0OODst .
| North east corner u second and King Streets
| Wilmington, Del; n.,-.,
N B-ATent for the celebrated bAIlsh
| Heaters RoOhng. spOuting ana all xmas % ~
| work promptly done " order. oelA-Su