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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-10-18

A MAN KILLED INST. HTLY ON THR W. AND
HAILHOAp

A W. X,
RAILROAD.
James Whiting, a section me- on the
Wilmington * Western R,k. was THURSDAY
morning run over and iustauth Kfllrt 81
engine No 3, on the Wilmington 4 Reading
Railroad, near the engine house OF the LAT
ter, just beyond the city limits. II seems
there was Wilmington 4 Reading freight
train standing on the main track ready Il
be sent up the road. and engine No. Q had
heen detailed to hAulit Whiting was goiue
to his work about b slLpast six u'cloc (
and TO save time craw ed under the freight
train 70 the siding le ding to the engine
house.
In the meantime engine No o had left the
engine house for the purpose of taking the
train out. aud when the engineer saw
Whiting in front he reversed his engine
and put the brakes on, but II had too much
headway and ia another instant IL strucl
the man, threw him on the track, and passed
over him, cutting him in two and manglins
his body horribly in other ways. Within
must have been paralyzed by the sight OF
the engine, as he could have jumped from
the track had he exerted himself
The remains of Whiting were removed I,
the depot and Coroner Winslow notified
who empaneled jury and com meueed n
inquest, but owing to the absence of tn
engineer OF No. 8, subsequently adjourned
| the case until this evening at s O'clock
Whiting WAS an Englishman BY Dir n
was unmarried, and has been boarding o
| Washington street between Front an
Second,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-10-18

Ins feninsula.
Blind Tom delighted Elkton.
Crisfeld has a night watchmen.
The apple crop In Caroline county IL
small.
A band Of gypsies is harboring around
Easton.
The new M. f. church at Easton will
cost $1,000.
Last weeks storm did some damage
about Elkton.
The Catholic church at Elkton Is under.
going some improvements.
Easton now has three market days.
Wilmington should have third.
Some of Cecil county's road supervisors
can't write their own lanes even.
==But one Indictment was found By the
Caroline county grand Jury last week.
The dwelling house of Jos. c. Coursey,
10 Ceptrevins, wss destroyed by fire last
week.
judges Of the county election have, 10
most Of the counties on the Eastern Shore,
been appointed.
The first Democratic meeting held In
Talbot county this campaign took place
on Saturday at Trappe.
The Masons and knights of Pythias Of
Crisfield talk Of building hall In which
to hold their meetings.
Sweet potatoes measuring twelve inches
In diameter and Weighing over one pound
piece are Cecil county monstrositles-
The mall agent on the Dorchester and
Delaware Railroad fell from the cars the
other day and severely injured himself.
That valuable factory building, ear
the railroad In Elkt9n, was offered at
public sale last week, but had to be with
drawn for want Of bidders.
St.. Stephens Episcopal Church, in
Sassatras Neck, is without a pastor
Rev. James Mitchell. Of Tslbot county,
il is understood, will be called to take
charge of 1t.
The Northern Convention of the Dlo.
cese Of Easton met at st. Steplsen's
Church, Sassafras Neck, on Tuesday Of
Of last week. Bishop Lay was present
with number of his clergy and laity.
The Democratic nominating convention
for Caroline county reahsembled In Denton
on Tuesday last and Filled the vacancie.
IN their ticket by nominating John F
Dawson for the Leg stature 10 place o.
DR.. II. Comegys A Y. Collins for Count,
Commissioner in place of Matthew Pat
ten, aud E. W. Gordy In place of T W
Smith, declined 10 serve. Mr.. Gordy is @
| Republican.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-10-18

Rappleve's Pure White Olive Soap oieann
silks and laces TO perfection. aud makes
hem fresh and new. Assuredlv 80. For
sale at Almonds, EIGHTH and Market.
Rappleye's Pure White olive Soap. Tbs
only soap that should be used In washing
fannela. II don't shrink them. Try It
Almond. Eighth and Market.
Rappleve's pure white olive SOAP removes
1Aina Of fruit. grease. pitch. tar. paint, sc.
Got a bar Of it. Almond, Eighth and
Market.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-10-18

vhv Hand Sapolio Is the best article IN the
world for the cons'4 : use of all classes OF
people, is heoause II will dc what no other
suhstance will. rs follows:
Mechanics-Will entirely remove tar
paint, oil and varnish from the clothing and
handa.
Farmers.-1ts use will prevent tan, sun
burn, ohapped hands.
Working Women 1T will take the place
" powders and cosmetics for beautifyipK
The complexion. and will render the hands
white and soft, no matter how much thoy
are used.
Evervbodv-1t is the hest article in ths
world for removing all cutAneous blemishes
rom the skin, and rendering II white. beau
tiful and natural In color. In price cheaper
han soap-only 10 and 10 cents q cake, 40
sording to size.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-10-18

CHANCELLOR BATES REsiaNs-HIs REsIaNA-
TioN TO TAKE EFFECT NOV. LIST
Hon. Daniel NJ. Bates, Chancellor OF this
State, Wednesday sent bis resignation to
Governor Ponder, to take effect November
LIST. His reason for resigning is his delicate
health. His resignation takes the bar and
the public by surprise, and will cause a
widespread feeling Of regret.
Judge Bates was appointed to succeed
Chancellor Harriu ston, in December, 1866.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-10-18
MARRI4GEs,

7OwPL AND-MoKLANg On Tuesday. 18th
nst4nt a. \ a d sS'sP E Chf'e By the
tigh rev rid Le Sam C wp nd, ~
PM .Gelph n Catharins Mckla ., Of this
lily.
KtRK-wHITAsBR On The h in.t-ut at the
par.ola Vf 81 Psnl - b. Onureh. NJ.
q 'iAthar ue 'treet, Phil sdelp ala. ~ be Kew.
10 epn Welch. Norris Kirk and Carrie v,
"htater, BIT OF wnmius VA. Delaware.
hnDL sThN-PusEY At the tesid nc, o. the
tds 3 Par n 8, ~ tot city 90 lh a mat.
ny fr 81 cere ~, hamu | Middleto T., OF
paila T. phi. kWllis a., daughter OF Israal
Puaev, oi VIII ngton.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-10-18

SUDDEN DEATF. Mr. John Cantwsll
an old and respectable citizen Of
Elkton, died suddenly of heart disease
Sunday week. Mr.. Cantwell was a
naive Of this State and was, we believe,
father Of Samuel Cantwell, who was for
some time connected with EVERY EVEN
ING and who died more than q year ago
Of SMALL oI In this city.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-10-18

RECKLESS SHOOTING morn
Ing, while two gentlemen were standing
on poole's wharf, two men emerged from
behind Paschall's carriage shop, on the
South Side, and deliberately fired two
pistol shots at them, the balls coming
within a few Inches Of striking them.
Efforts are being made to ind out who
the men were and TO properly punish
than,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-10-18
MARKET REPORTS.


Domestic MARKETs. The following were
The ranging prices In market yesterday;
butter per pound 40c.; lard, do, lbc.; honey,
10; Doc; eggs per dozen. 30@35c.; corn, do.
ners. per basket, 76c.; carrots. per dozen,
snl2c.; onions. do. l2c.; sweet potatoes,
aalf-peok, 2o@30c.; sweet potatoes, basket,
Soc; white potatoes, hsit-peck, ,lb9lse.;
string beans, do, l2e.; lima beans, qt.. l68
lsc; apples, l2030o.; apples, basket,
T5c@tl Is; pears. half peck. 15660o. grApea,
quart, l2Q2Oc; chestRuts, do, 20@30c.; extra
spanish chestnuta, do, 50c.: apple butter. do,
Sc; egg plants, 5930c.; lettuce, per head. 90
Sc; heets per bunch. 5; celery per bunch 10o- (;
cabbage per head, s@io horse redish per
root SOLO chickens per pair, 76@tl.
Philadelphia Markers.
THURSDAY. Oct. 10. s D. m.
FLouE.---The market is dull, and only
Jew hundred barrets were disposed OF al As
q 0 20 per barrel for extras N9As rs for
spring wheat extra family a. 256os so for
winter wheat do.do., and IS 1910 for fancy.
Rye -four sells at %. Prices Of corn meal
are nominal.
GRAlN.-For wheat little demand, prices
Unchanged; red 81. 508l.55, aud amber at
81 "a Rye 95o. Corn dull; western yellow
sSc. Oats quiet; 5l@b3c. and mixed ls@boe.
lBy Tel gra phi
PHILADELPHIA, October T.-Cotton dull,
l7Qlsc.
Flour dull; superfne. As OoQ5.25; extraa.
% oO@o.25 Pennsyl ania, Ohio aud Indians
'y,rS family, s7.5OQs.5O. Rye -four, tb.ooG
Wheat dull; red. sl.5s8l.55; amber, o.
Bl.o5i white. sl.66. Rye steady, Voc. Corn
iull, yellow, $50 Western mixed and white
80 Oats dull, white, 5246Se mixed, asa
$780,
Whiskey held Csc.
Gold, lUsL.
CATTLE MARKETS,
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 10 1s73-Oattle, dull
common toextra Pennsylvania and western
steers, 49lhe. Sheep. fair deman1; 6epo1<e
Hogs firmly held s7aT25.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-10-18

PEACHES FROM THE EASTERN SHORE TO
EURoPE.-Mr. ThOs. B. Sherman, peach
grower residing near Sherman's wharf
on the Choptank river, Dorchester punty,
on Saturday week shipped fifteen boxes
of fine variety of late peaches or the
steamship Braunschweig, direct for Bre'
men, in the same state as they were pi cked
from the trees. Mr.. Sherman ma de a
like Shipment of the same variety oi
peaches last season, and they reached
their destination in perfectly sound
condition. dston Journal.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-10-18

WANT TO Ser 1T soUiRT.-lt ia under
stood the Gro commissioners Of Baltimore,
having learned Of the performances Of the
Water Witch engine, desire 10 see Il
squirt aud for this purpose will soon
Invite the company down there with their
engine.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-10-18

MEETING OF BOND HoIpERs.-A notice
elsewhere calls meeting of the first
MORTGAGE bond holders of the Wilmington
and Western Railroad Company, to hear
a report OF the committee appointed at a
former meeting. The meeting will be
held in the Board Of Trade rooms on
"wednesday OF next week a $50 p. IN.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-10-18

SEVERE AccIDENT.-The Oxford Press
says; A painful accident happened on
Wednesday last to Mrs. Sarah Clement
Pussy, an aged lady of Cecil county, Md,
who resides with her nephew near LON
oardville. On that day she went on a
visit to her niece, Mrs. England, in VIII
mington, and while retiring to her bed
fell backwards and fractured her thigh
bone. Her friends entertain but little
hopes of her recovery on account Of hel
great age, which 10 within two months OIL
ninety years. Mrs. Pussy is a sister Of
the noted Friend aud laborer In the old
anti-slavery and reform cause, Isaac T
Hopper, who died in 1882 in his eighth
first year. Two Of her sisters are still
living Mrs. Ann Clement, Of Lombard
vile, aged elghty-hye years, and Mrs
Rachel Clement, of Philadelphia, ageC
eighty seven years. These three sister
married Clements, two brothers and {
cousin, and Mrs. Pussy afterwards mar
/ ried Samuel PuseY.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-10-18

THE BLUE BALL PROPERTY. The
Messrs. +. l. DUPONT & Co. are repsirnR
the dwelling on the farm known rs the
Blue Ball property, on the Concord pike,
now occupied by Robert Banks, and put
ting II In first rate order from cellar tn
garret. The rooms are being re-nodeled
and enlarged, the walls whitecoated, and
the wood work nicely painted.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-10-18

STOPPED woRK.-The cotton mill of
las. Riddle, Son d Co., closed Friday for
the rest Of the week, owing. 1t Ia said. to
their Inability to dispose OF goods amer
they manufactured them. The mills VIII
not be entirely stopped, however, but win
run about 80 hours every week, thus giving
he hands constant employment, although
not working full time.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-10-18

GLADroLAs BULBS, ETo.-ratnall &
Co., florists at Delaware avenue and
Jefferson street, will please except our
thanks for an assortment of tulips.
Japanese trumpet lilies, aud number of
hyaciuth bulbs. This firm have Just re-
ceived large quantity Of the above
bulbs, of all varieties, and are retailing
them at low rates. Besides these they
have an excellent variety of hot-house
plants which can be seen at their hot
house on the avenue.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-10-18

WEST CHESTER FATR.-The net pro
cneds OF the Chester County Agricultural
Fair for the four DAYS of last week
amounted to about $1,000, and fully
twenty thousand persons were In attend
ence during that time. The principal
race was won by Norwood" the prop
erty of Mr.. j, B. serrill, In three straight
heats time 9 87lS. 2 81 and 2.37lS.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-10-18

A DISTINGUISHED aRoUP.-The Gov
efnor Of the State, a meRber Of Congress
. MAJOR General and u. 8. Consul, a
State senator, and an ex-Clerk Of the
State Senate, form groupin front Of our
office at the present writing. Our hat ID
off.-Mlford Ne4os.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-10-18

QUAIL DYING IN NEW JERsEY.-The
Bridgeton IN. J.) Chronicle says; I" Mr..
f. s. Moore, miller, informs us that
some fatal disease, resembling the chicken
cholera, prevails to an alarming extent
among the quail here. This morning
while driving to this city he saw a covey
OF young birds numbering twenty, suffer.
ing the last pangs of death. He caught
one without difficulty and brought II to
this office. The little one seemed to be
suffering intensely from apparent stran'
gulation."
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-10-18

ACCIDENTALLY KILLED.-At Coates
Vile, Pr, Monday, VIM. Jackson was
Eii'ei WI un'osd'ng logs, by one OF
them falling upon him.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-10-18

THR FRONT or THE ISsTiTurE-For long
time past a crowd of men and boys have
been In the habit Of lounging around the
door of the ilmiugton Institute, splitting
tabocco juice on the pavement aud in the
hall TO the great annoyance Of the members
who wish to go in and out OF the library.
Upon the request of the managers the
Mayor promptly detailed an officer to dis
lerse the loungers and he has for the past
week performed his duty well. But the
officer says that members stand around the
door as much as the loungers did, and 1t is
impossible for him to keep the pavement
clear unless they continue on home.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-10-18

. PLEASANT ENTERTAINMENT Thursday
the members Of Eden Lodge, No. "a,
I. o. o. F., were treated to a literary en-
tertainment by some Of the members
Under the head "Good of the Order, E"
Eve members read selections or gave some
good Rotations lnterspersed with music
by Edwin Hirst, and Mr.. Lockwood, OF
one of the other lodges entertained those
present with some very funny stories told
In such a manner that the audience were
fairly convulsed with laughter. We I'M
dersland the lodge intends TO have such
treats every now and then for Its mem
Ders aud friends.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-10-18

MISSIONARY ANNIvERsARY.-An inter
estlng service will be held In the Old
swedes Church on next Sunday evening,
the 18th inst, anniversary of the
Young Mems Missionary Association,
under the presidency of Bishop Lee.
Addresses will be delivered by DR.. Frost,
Messrs. Edward @. Bradford, Jr.. and
George II. Bates. Friends of Christian
Mission in Delaware are invited to
attend.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-10-18

ATTAoHED.-It is reported that hotel
keeper 10 Hockessln, recently visited
Virginia, and attached the horses and
carts Of Mr.. Crumllsh employed In con-
structlon of raj road In that State, for
a debt contracted while the Wilmington
and Western railroad was being built,
over year ago,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-10-18

PosT OPF1oE REMOVAL This AFTER
mon Postmaster Lewis will have the bust
ross Of the post office removed from the
custom House 10 the MeClary building 90
Market street. above sixth. where IL will
hereafter he transacted until the improve
nents AZ the hrstnamed place are oom-
Melted. The removal will take place imms-
iiatelv after the o'clock mail ia diatrL
huted. and everything will he so arranged
that the regular Sunday morning delivery
will be made At the McOlarv building.
Postmaster Lewis expects 10 be In hia
new quarters about two months.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-10-18

SUsPENDED.-The cotton mills Of General
Robert Patterson, at Chester, have sus-
pended operations at present, "tn view OF
the uncertainty of all things pertaining to
finance
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-10-18

IMPROVING Mill PRoPERTY.-James
Wilson and james Green, who purchased
the speakman properly near Mt. Cuba,
in Chrstlana Hundred, have completely
repaired the -four mill, and put 1t under
the management Of Richard s. Smith.
Messrs. Wilson & Green are now busilY
engaged In rebuilding the saw mill, and
will have II in running order this fall
They are enterprlsng men and will prove
an advantage 10 the neighborhood. The
country round Mt. Cuba is high and
rolling, aud from the hill near the mills
one of the most beautiful rural views Is
presented that can well be Imagined.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-10-18

PROGRESS or TIE EXTENSION TO OXFORD
WILL 1T BE COMMENCED THIS FALL
A Lewisville correspondent OF the West
Chester keios. writing 10 that paper, says.
The friends OF extension Of this road are mo-
yet discouraged, but, on the other hand. fee
more confident of success than ever before.
The people along the line are at last begin
Mug TO see the advantage the road woul,
be 70 them when built and connected VIII
the Peach Bottom. as II would undoubtedly
he. II would probably be built to oxford
a wide guage, but the business Of the roads
might warrant the laying of third raj
from oxford TO Wilmington; TINS would
eventually give 4 chance OF running GOA
clear from the coal helds 70 Wilmingtol
without recarring. is the Peach horton
road extends to York sad other enterprises
are on foot with excellent prospects. which
design 10 extend the road westwardly TO the
Broad Top coal regions, and we learn thai
work Ia actually in progress on section Of
twenty two miles, from York to Berlin.
connection being made At the latter poin'
with the Gettysburg roed.
The friends Of the road In Wilmington
and along the line to oxford. are not sc
blind TO their interests, we think, as TO lei
this project fail, when they are only asked
20 raise s5O 900 to insure this road to Oxford
I'D the one-third of II is already raised
| llgng the line, and the canvass but cleverly
| com menced In earnest. The Coon Hollow
route, which runs about one-halt mile
north Of Kimbleyille the Franklin being
shout 3 mile and 8 half northl, has beer
surveyed, and 10 said 70 be good. prsctiea
/ route: out three-fourths OF a mile longer, y
| would however. run down Big Elk about ,
mile further ard catch the trade Of one oi
two miles that the franklin would not get
/ II was thought while that the most money
could be raised and that II would be bes
| TO run out to Little Elk, and connect witt
at road, but at present II looks as II mos
| could he raised to run up Big Elk to point
a long the old Forge Dam. and run OUT by
"a iekorv Hill and from thence to Oxford
The canvass for subscriptions on the Coor
! II a upears at the preBent as IL It would be
fair pull for which would get the road. Th'
engineer has not as vet made any pub y,
report Of grade on the Coon Hollow route
meeting. to be held at Franklin Sehoo
/ House, on Tuesday evening, the 2lst at
/ O'Clock. II is thought by some that thef'
| will be a commencement to extend the roa'
i this winter; this will. however, depend OF
the success In obtaining subscriptions
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-10-18

LEGS MANGLED. AS a shifting engine
on the W. n X r. X. was moving cars
into the mill Of the Messrs. Pennock, al
Coatesvllle on Wednesday afternoon, 1
man named Hildreth was caught between
two cars and both his legs were MAJ gled
He was carried home and is doing we'll.
LARGE FRUIT DfsTILLRR.-Mr. Henrl
Geikvr, neal Kenton, Keut county, Is tn
largest manufacturer Of spirits from frui
in this Slate. He will make over 200
gallons the present season, mostl,
peach brandy,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-10-18

A BLIND PRE- cHEg.--Rev. David Gil
lltand has been supplying the pulpit OF
Zion Baptist Church, ear Willow Grove,
for the past three months. He Is a young
man and totally blind. lie is ia very use
'ul in creating interestin Sabbath schools
by his musical talents. and has an excel
lent organ which he takes about with
him, and bv concerts and lectures, sup
ports himself.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-10-18
Lay.

Jov comes 70 cheer our life,
To gild our paths with pleasure
But grasp II as We may,
II will not last forever.
There's iov in woman's love.
There's jov in fond caresseB
There's jov which all can have
It's tcearf"g T0per Hall Dresses
Which is the most beautiful comfortable.
and low priced clothing to he found 10 the
ritv. Bennett 4 Co.. Tower Hall, SIS
Market street, Philadelphia.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-10-18

LAYING A DRAIN.-Speakma a Bro. are
It present. laying a terra Gotta drain in the
'ity Hail yard for the purpose Of draining
he city property.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-10-18

COMMITTED FOR TRIAL.-A letter received
mere from the Chief Of Police OF Wilkes
barre says he arrived home safely on Sun
day night with Tom Maloney IN charge.
On Monday morning Maloney WAS given a
hearing aud held in $1,000 bail to answer At
court the charges upon which he was ar
rested here. In default Of security MAloney
was committed, and will probably not be
able to visit this city again soon.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-10-18

REAL ESTATE SALE-Mr. +. A. Price. OF
ne Howe Sewing Machine Company. has
p chased from Patrick TsggArt two TIRES
ss..oo hriek houses on Fourth street Price
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-10-18

CHESTER County TEACHERS 1NsrI-
TUTE.-The Teachers Institute of Ches-
ter county, will hold Its annual meeting
at West Chester on the 27th, 2Sth, goth,
SOth and Slst days OF this month. The
proceedings this year will be conducted
by the county Superintendent, Hon. j.
II. French, l.. Ia. D., Prof. o. A. New
pher, Prof. Geo. l.. Marls, DR.. Frank
Taylor and Miss Maria L. Sanford. The
evening lectures will be conducted by the
following gentlemen;
Monday evening-Dr. j. Jay Villers
New York Subject, "Funny People w
Meet" Tuesday evening. j
Arms, Esq, Pittsburg, Pa,-subject
Why" Wednesday evening. = Too
Ford, Esq, of Akron, Ohio. Subject
" Back HaDd-springs through Europe
Thursday evening. Henry Armitt Brown
Esq, of Phlladelphia.-subject, Gen
ttnnial." Friday evening Moses Col
Tyler, of New York. Subject to be an
nounced.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-10-18

BOARD OF TRADE CoMMITrRRs.-The
President Of the Board Of Trade has ap-
pointed the following Committees for the
new yeai: Committee on Finance: H. NJ.
Jenkins, Geo. 8. Oapelle and hi Garrett.
COMMITTEES on Room; James Bradford.
VIM. @ Gibbons and Granville Worrell.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-10-18

FEMALE BELLIsRrENTs.-Ellen Gallagher
WAS before Esquire Frazer Wednes-
day on the charge of assaultinR
Am Hartiss with bricks and an axe, but
was discharged. Ellen then had Ann ar
rested on a charge of assault aud battery,
and made out good case. The latter was
fined b0 cents and costs.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-10-18

A FAMILY FraHr.-A woman had her hus-
Nand before the Mayor Thursdav aud
'harged him with throwing hot potaotoes
her face. He In turn nreferred a similar
'harge against her, and from Whist he SAID
.nd from the womAn's actions while before
lis Honor. we conclude abe Il .
Tartar. Her husband was fined costs AID
hela IN 800 bail to keep the peAos.