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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-19
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The straits to which English manufacturers
are reduced for cheap coal compes leading
technical paper to observe that " the day is pro-
badly not very far of when it will become mat
ter for full consideration how England may
best and most economically draw upon the
immense coal seams of Pictou and Cumberland
River in Nova Scotia"
The Vienna Exhibition will cost nearly S.. 800,
900. To make it pay. it will be necessary for
800 00O, 900 of visitors to patronize the exhibi-
ton. This large number il confidently expec-
ted by the director general who is said to be en-
thusiastio over the prospect Of snccess.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-19
Note from President nIucllley.
PHILADELPHIA WILMINGTON & BALTIMORE RAII
ROAD CO, PRESIDENTS oFFICE.

PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON & BALTIMORE RAIL-
ROAD co, PRESIDENTS oFFIOE.
PHILADELPHIA, april 49, 1872.
To The Editor of tie Wilmington Daily CONNER
cidL.
The enclosed slip, cut from your impression
of 10th inst, conveys an erroneous opinion OF the
cause of the accident.
The engineman did not blow his steam whistle
at all. The noise came from the Steam Ejector Of
the Air Brake.
This Co. has for several years experimental
at great cost with various train brakes for the
purpose of promoting the safety of their passen-
gers. They have spared no expense in testing
these brakes and after long trial. have finally
adopted as the surest safest and best, the Vacu-
um Brake, OF which enclose q brief explAna-
tion. The Ejector of this brake, made the noise
complained OF. 1t is less noisy than the safety
valves long in use on this road or than the ordi-
nary whistle.
From the nature Of r. r. operations, noise is
a necessary accompaniment OF them and safe
ty Of passengers, or Of travellers passing across
railroads, cannot be secured without noise. We
most deeply regret the accident met with by Mr..
Townsend, but the safety Of multitude should
not be sacrificed to the benefit of the individual.
Yours very truly,
ISAAC HNoKLKY, Pres't.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-19
Drowning Case.

DROWNING OF MAN SUPPOSED TO BE JOSEPH H.
SMITH, OF ToUGHKENAMoN.
This morning, about o'clock, the body of a
man was discovered lying partially imbedded in
the water and mud in a sluice, running out into
the Christiana at the foot of Front street. The
body was drawn out on the wharf by David
Wingate, and the Coroner notified of the fact.
In the meantime, the body was recognized by
a gentleman, as that Of Joseph II. Smith, OF
Toughkenamon, Chester county. DIR. Maull
examined the body and gave to the Coroner 8
Jury certificate OF accidental DEATH" which
verdict was subsequently rendered.
The friends OF the deceased have been notified
of the drowning, and will probably arrive in
town to day to take charge Of the remains.
Smith was slightly intoxicated, yesterday, and
is supposed to have been 30 drunk when he fell
into the sluice last night, that he could not ex-
tricate himself and was drowned. A bottle was
found in one of his pockets, this morning.
He is young man, apparently about 80 years
of age.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-19
Lateat from the Modoc War.

EIGHT INDIANS KILLED THE BAND RETREATINa.
SAN Francisco, April 10.
The latest information from the Modoc war
says that eight Modocs are known to be killed.
John Lehaueh, an Indian, wounded by Com
missioner Meacham, has died of his wounds.
Capt. Jacks band is retreating but is pursued
by cavalry.
1t is feared that the band will divide and raid
on the settlements.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-19
New Advertisement. ThI. I.a.


Change of Hours-Del X. r..
Proposals fer grading and paving streets.
Notlce-New Firm.
Legal NOttcs-Orphans' Court.
Lecture by Mrs. Lucinda Chandler,
Wanted-A competent dress-maker.
Lecture by Nasby at opera House
Elegant Initial Papere-James a Webb
Homer, Colladay a Co., thila. % page
Coal reduced-G w Bush 4 Son
Dvidend-Artisans Savings Bank
PRror Concert-Presbyterlan Church, Newark
Hardware-Truman a shaw
City Itema-Various parties
wilmington City Loan for Rale-J L Killgore
Inducements In cOal-A N Keithler
b " or girl wanted TO caue chairs-L r Adair
NJ rtgageB wanted-S W McCaulley
Uinoe boy wanted--W a. II Cause
Situation as nurse wanted
Reduction In COal-Chas Warner a Co
Spring clothing at Stearn's
For rent-Two furnished apartments
To on manufacturers-CS Boggs USN
ConCert-M endesaohn Choral Union
Reduction In coal-JOseph Fout
Dry go0ds-V K Archambault PhIa
Excursion tickets to hurnne-R X hobinson & Co
Scientific Lectures-C Burr
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-19

The Philadelphia Yearly Meeting Of Orthodox
Friends will be held in that city, next week.
The "Select" meeting Of Ministers and Elders.
always held in advance of the general gather
ings, takes place to-day. ThiS Yearly Meeting
has suspended correspondence with the other
Orthodox Yearly Meetings of the country, on
account of difference in faith and practice, but
it is understood that proposition to re-estaL-
lish the correspondence, will probably be urged
by some MEMBERS at this session, and some di-
vision of sentiment is apprehended.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-19
Another X. X. Horror.

FRIdHTFUL ACCIDENT IN coNNEcrcUT-6 PERSONS
killed AND 15 woUNDED.
SToNINGToN, April 10.
Six cars Of the steamboat train from Stoning-
ton, for Boston, fell through the bridge at
Richmond into the river.
Fifteen persons are reported drowned.
Six bodies have already been recovered.
The bridge fell in consequence Of freshet-
in fact had been carried away by the freshet.
Fifteen persons were badly injured.
Six cars were burned
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-19
Powder viii Explosion.

A MILL IN THE HAaLLY YAAD ExPLoDEs-oNE MAN
KILLED.
An Explosion took place in the Hagey yard
of Duponts Powder Works, at Ills O'Clock, this
morning.
Michael Dougherty, an employee, was killed.
But little damage WAS done to the surround
ing property.
The report was very distinctly heard through
out the city, and in some parts, up town, shook
the windows severely
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-19

Matthew Arnold is said to have been offered
fifty thousand dollars to produce fiction
founded on the Tichborne case.
Very jaunty are tho new bonnets. They
give to the wearer sort Of dashy boldness not
the sweetest thing in a woman by any means.
II is said that numerous orders have been re-
ceived in New York from Europe for the pur-
chase of first-class wooden vessels to supply the
places of the iron ships lost in the terrible
storms Of the past year. There is growing
feeling in favor Of wooden vessels.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-19

William M. oanby, and Joseph p. Comegys,
OF this State, have been named among the one
hundred persons, from whom the twenty five
members Of the Centennial Board of Finance
arc to be elected
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-19
The Clayton House.
ARR1yAIs UP TO 1.SO P. M, TO-DAY

ARRIVALS UP TO 1.SO P. M, TO-DAY
VIM Daley, Phila
DIR VIM johnson, U S Navy
II s Pinkington, Phila
Edward + Noir, Phila
A Merrill, Newtown, Md
j W More, Phila
A Garnany, Phila
A W Huffman, g
] G Bartlett, Boston Mass
John Rayney. N Y
L G Hammer, Phil
W Echols.
J s Hunter,
Lewis Miller, Reading Pa
Chandler, West Chester
A D Shriver, Baltimore
John b Lloyd, Lima, N Y
James Todd, Phila
H G Porter, City
j. d Jirard, NY
s S Rowland, NY
Col Leiper, Chester, Pa
A p Hens, Phila
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-19

The old track of the p, W. 4 b. road, above
Chester, is growing perceptibly rougher, pend
ing it's abandonment for passenger travel. 1t is
stated that all trains commence to run over the
Darby Improvement about the 1st Of May.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-19

In correction of an allusion to Senator Bayard,
printed on our second page to-day.we must state
that he has returned his back-pay to the U. s.
Treasury. Now then, Messrs. Salisbury and
Biggs, don't be backward.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-19
8larriages.

BEECHER - HAWK - At Beth Eden Baptist
Church, Bf All and 5pr Ice stree s, philadelphia,
April 9th, 1873, by the Rev. j. Wheaton smith
daughter of Capt. Joseph J. Hawk, OF Trenton,
N. j.
LINDSAY - STARLING-On the 10th inst, at the
residence of the biide's mother. Columbia, 8. c.,
by the Rev. T. q. Mendinhall VIM. B. Lindsay, OF
this city, to Mary W Startling of he former place
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-19
THIRD EDITION.
800 p. M.
Tho Joe Burton Rape Case.

The Joe Burton hnpe Cnse'
THE PRISONER CONVICTED AND SENTENCED TO BE
HUNG.
Especial Telegram 10 tie Commercial
GEORGETOWN, DEL, April 10.
The Burton rape case was concluded this
morning, and a verdict Of guilty, rendered.
The prisoner was sentenced to be hadged on
Friday, June 28th.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-19
spain.

MUr1NY OF THE VOLUNTEERS IN MALAGA.
MADRID, April IS.
The volunteers in Malaga mutinied, yesterday,
causing much excitement. The leaders were
finally arrested, when order was restored.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-19
weather Record.

REPoRT OF THE SIGNAL SERVICE.
WAsHINoToN, April 10.
Probabilities For the Middle States, westerl
winds, with cloudy weather and local rains.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-19

A general reduction in the price of coal is an
nounced by our city dealers, to-day.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-19
SECOaD EDITION.
2:3O, p. M.
England.

SAILING OF THE SCOTIA WITH 100000 STERLING
IN GOLD.
LONDON. April 10.
The steamer Scotia carries to New York on
hundred Thousand pounds sterling in gold withs
drawn from the Bank OF England.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-19

We print good story, complete, on our third
page
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-19
Eettj advertisements.

GoLID STEEL SCISSORS OF AMERICAN MAN
observation-disclosures invoice now opened, as our
former sales have given entire confidence In their
superior quality
TRUMAN q SHAW,
No. sS6 eight Thirty-nve) Market st below Ninth,
Philadelphia.
EAUFFERING MACHINES OF EXTRA LARGE
W size, those of the usual family Sizes add a va
riety OF other articles for hnting and gauffering,
For sale by
TRUMAN 4 SHAW,
No. $50 tKignt Thirty-nve Market st. below Ninth,
Philadelphls.
NONK BUT TIE VERY BEST qualities OF fur
In mace, Range and Stove Coal, dry and well
screened are delivered from selfscreening bins.
Also, Cumberland and Clear1eld Bituminous coal OF
the best qualities.
GEo. W. BUSH SON. French-st. Wharf.
A kEWLIN kEITHLER,
Sole Agent for W. A. ALIENS PATENT KIND
LING WOOD introducing a hre lighter In every
bundle; dispensing with charcoal, shavings or
paper
The wood is all dried in Kilns, and is perfectly
dry and free from knots. Families will find 1t very
economical Try 1t and be convinced. Also wood
BY the barrel. once and Yard,
mar21-6m WEST AND WATER STREBTS,
-
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-19
TTNION TEA MEETINGS.

TTNION TEA MRETINtss
ut
GRACE CHURCH SUGDA Y-ScH00L ROOM,
WEDNESDAY, April ssd, at Z p. NJ,
In aid of the Womans Foreign Missionary Society.
Single Tickets, 81 cents; Three $l.O0.
For sale at Butlsr'., Boughman, Thomas 90. .,
and az the door. aprl7-19-2l 9s
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-19
Commercial Reports.

Commercial Reports
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
PHILADELPHIA, April 10.
Cotton dull, 10000. Good flour. unchanged
others very dull, aupers 49{@511 extras, 81 !;
Penna. extra family, s166D9. Wheat, scarce aud
firm, Red, l 1S701 90 MOL Spring, SO White, 30.
Corn, steady, Yellow, 62@63. Oats, 475l@52
Whskey. 91.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-19
DAilY Gpwat<rtiaf.
JENKINS a ATKINSON.

WILMER ATkINsON,.......-- .PubIlsher.
sg-For TnMs Bse.. SEQ SECOND PaQe
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-19
GRAND OPERA hou sE.

GRAND OPERA MOUSE.
Wednesday Even'R, April 23d, 1879
Hannah .Jane.''
LECTURE BY PETROLEUM v. NAsBY,
for benefit of MINQUA TRIBE No. IMP. of RIM
Admission 80 Cents
Seats secured without extra charge at Boughman,
Thomas Co.'s. on and after Saturday, April lstn.
OUTLINE OF THE LIE JTURK
Who and what Hannah lne was-the tuhdt being
OF more importance than the tDhO.
A glowing description OF the young lady.
Haun4 al Jane becomes Mrs Merriwea her.
VINO and what Mr.. kerrlweather was
Hannah Jane develops in the direction that Han
nah james always do.
Mr. Merriweather develops in the direction OF the
Merriweathers.
Hannah James opportunities for Improvement; 9
descrpupn IN OF the ualy lives OF some OF the women
of America
what wonder that she never read mag lzine or
book combining did In one-nurse, house.
maid, Reamstress, Ceok."
MT. Merriweathel's opportunities set forth.
TRHSt Hksne nelP Mr. NHseEEF Reaasq 70 aeyeQo
fective Struggling.
Triumph Of MI. Msrriweather.
What Mr. herrtWeathsr becomes, and
Whit Hannah Jane did not become.
Mr. Merrt weather discovers that Hannah Jane
l. Is no longer beautiful.
2 Lacks culture.
Is uunt to share his gded fortunes, and In
conse aence iinds new afiai1es
ConGlus on: how to avoid both Hannah james and
MerTi weAthers in a perfectly natural way, without
upheaving things In general apr1l-u
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-19

a POUNDS OF FINE ooLoNG TEA for SLOU
= 81 the Tea House. Ill z Fourth street.
J, 4 HOUSTON, JR
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-19
FIRST EDITION.
200 p. M.
PHILADELPHIA.
OUR sATuRDAY LETTER.

THE SOCIETY OF FRIENDS AND THE GOVERN
MENT PEACE PoLIcY-THE CONVENTION OF EN-
dINEERs AND MECHANICs-THE LABOR QUESTION
APPRENTIcEsHIPs AND TRADES UEIoNs-HARD
SWEARING IN THE COMMON PLEAs-THE ooIIEo-
TIoN OF DELINQUENT TAxEs-MADAME JAsAUs-
CHEK-ETO.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-19
PRICE TWO CENTS.
GutErtaiuiHEHfB.

DARLOR C0NCERT.-The ladies' and gentlemen
III OF the First Presbyterian Church, OF Newark,
will give an amateur Concert In Dr. N. II. Clafks'
parlor. on FRIDAY evening, April 25th, at "
O'CLOCK. Proceeds 10 assist the ladies in paving for
the pews in the new Church, Admission 80 cents.
apr1Q.lt
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1873-07-24
r II E PO ST
hifdltuig,.....Jn .Jnly 81, 1879

Ir is mistake to suppose that
mercantile drummers from New York
and Philadelphia own those cities
they don't, in general way, the airs
they assume "to the contrary not
withdrawing. Young ladies in search
of "feller' should profit by this state.
iuept.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1873-07-24
4 wise Conclusion.

n. ~ ~. ,, NJ,
i,' nv - ~ ''"I'', " "I IoHu"l''
.'N .I 'i'a i, I,i'"'-'E y young A'iH
,N' daughter "i 'he owner 81 tine
I', n'us', was '",','S7'I ny man. VINO
,"o''-I u ~, "S' ''"'.y 10 "'r was "..'N,I
~ ''' '''..,,' vi course Ae ""u."
no, consent TO ,"'T Un,'n' 'l 'sh'
ci 'I',i"'I 10 '''I" ne h'"ht was
tN'"' ntN'"' I'' noun r""'' ana he l,ar'd
INC I''",' . 'n '"' '''""E' ana III II
ir,,- iCM minutes minutes sue WIZ ~ h'S arms
inoS 'no"h''' '.l''' horse amt
were '"ol, some T','Ii''o from ire
mouse. Ait'r n WWir the iody broke
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1873-07-24
Under IL Front step.

The Richmond. Va. Ncrs saws
a few weeks since, n citizens OF
Louisa county. named Nathan John
son. died. On opening the front step
of his house for some buried money.
the sum OF Sl2.50O in twenty dollar
gold pieces. was found buried in four
tin boxes. During the late war the
county Of Louisa was uiicl on by
the Federal troops several times
On one Of tdesc occasions. Mr.
Johnson sent his servants ont tc
watch the approaching maraudcrs
and took occasion meanwhile T. #
fectually conceal his funds. In du,
time the soldiers came and upset
everything in the house in search @.
funds. and even ate Mr. Johnson
provisions while sitting on the step
under which he had placed the mon
oy, but they did not find il, else hi.
heirs would now be out Of that much
pocket chaug
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1873-07-24
The Precise Man.

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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-30
BURNING ALIVE,
An Gle Lady Oa FIRE IN FHep Rra-RxeRm.
chatting SuMeFIneo

An Gle Lady oa Fire n Elep Rea-RxePm.
chatting SuReFInes
Last evening Mrs. Margaret Howe a widow.
VINO lives with her three sons in q small house
On decatur street, in the rear Of Murray's
Dexter Hotel, went to bed about nine O'Clock.
AS was her custom, she lighted her pipe and
courted sleep through the fumes Of the cheap
est cut-and-dry. Before the first pipeful was
consumed Mrs. Howe fell asleep, still holding
the lighted pipe In her hand. and In q feW
moments the bedclothes were on fire, the
ntght-clothing of the poor women burned OF,
and her body fTightfully scOrched from the
waist downWards.
Immediately upon recO Fering consciousness
Mrs: Howe leaped from bed and ran scream
ing into the hall, when neighbOr came to
her assistance and succeeded in bxtinRuishinQ
the names, which were rapidly consuming the
bedding.
DR.. Mcdonald was called in to attend the
sufferer, and Is of the opinion that she cannot
i've through to-day. The skin Is completely
burned on In several places, and though
everything possible was done to relieve her
pain, the cries Of the unfortunate woman
Tor water and death were piteOus In the ex.
treme. At eleven O'Clock she was in spasnas,
ana Vls indieations were that her death was
Mrs. Howe is fifty-five wears of age, and has
FOR long time had stall in the market near
her house. She Is spoken OF by her neighbOrs
as an industrious and successful business wo-
man. Her Oldest son is sixteen years ct age,
and has been assisting her in the Market
PSftsbuFQ Commercial
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-30
BONO ID Mn.cle Nh,rlmsn,.

Lieblg has shown that oatmeal is almost as
nutritious as the very best English beef, and
that 1t Is ncher than wheaton bread in the ele-
ments that go to form bone and muscle. Prof.
Forbes of Edinburgh, during some 20 wears.
measured the breadth and height, and also
tested the strength Of both the arms and loins
OF the students in the universlty-of course, a
very numerous class and OF various natiOnali.
ties, drawn to that city and Institution BY the
fame OF his teaching. He found that in height
breadth OF chest and shoulders, and strength
OF arms and lOlns, the BelgIans were at the
bottom OF the list little above them the
treuch very much higher the English aud
highest OF all the different nativIties were the
Scotch and Scotch-Irish from Ulster, whO,like
the natives OF Scotland, are fed IN their early
years with at least one meal day of good
milk aud oatmeal pOrridge, simply and exclu-
s.veiy.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-30
The Gee of CisssfR Vt.l.E

The Gallatin, Tenn, ikxamInor,, bas thjs
70 say about the use OF klstern water - .
I've nave often called The attention Of cur
SI. SSlt.hens 70 Whist We regard as q well-settled
tact !s tnat those VINO habltuaIly use cistern wa
Ter are nearly IL not entirely exemDt from at
lacks OF cholera. All the experience and in
formation that we have leads us to this con-
clusl0n. During the prevalence of the emi-
uenlc 10 Nashville In 1849-'5O IL was often re-
marked: During the present visitation, al
LnouRh IT'S raging In Nashville, Edgefeld Is
sSot ShSept rom It's ravages, and we understand
.t Ihat not single case has originated there, al
Enough few have died there who contracted
~ IN ln NASHVILLE. We learn, also, that there Is
IKE experience In Memphis. In one ward
OF the city, where cisterns are plentiful, not a
single case has occurred. At Clarksvile,
where nearly every family Is supplied with a
clstern, the citizens feel sense of security
lmPartedAby their possession. In 1896 the
cnOleEa swept the town-there were no els
terms, In 1e4D-'b0, It was observed that there
was not case In family that used the rain
water. At once the citizens went to work
ana 80 many were built that place Is not re-
gardsd as desirable without q cistern upon It.
Il was proved In 1866, when the cholera swept
Nasnvllle, carrying OF $40 persons. The rec
ords at ClarkSville show that there was NOR.
tallty OF 90, Of whom 90 were negroes living In
the outskirts, and one white man, an inebriate,
al Oh Whom drank spring and well water. -
1nnu AuG We are informed that the citizens of
Olarksvllie, amid tho universal panic that tOver-
spreads the whole county, are cool and conf
Ien.1 ana as exempt from fear as though the
CnOleLa was no nearer than the jungles Of In
aa' rms feeling Of confidence itself Is price
less In time OF panic. We may mention, In ad-
gltlon TO the many other facts supporting our
tneory that the cholera has never prevailed
IN free-stOne country. Surely, these are suf-
nciently well established points to enlist gene
raj attention.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-30
PniladelphIG, WIlmiugtou ana Ball
T1m0ro Railroad.

IMPORTANT MOTH E-0u and aher Manaay,
4 April Zlss, ls73 Passenger Train will leave Sea-
ford II 6ssO = n. for Philadelphia. Baltim0rO and
intermediate stations.
The 6-z5 D. N. train from WilminRton with phila.
delphiA and Bal6maro s0nnoeti0n VIII nm to Sea-
ford A IRVING e. 100 ,. N. Making three daily
trains 20 and from SeafOFd. UaI-
On and aesF the above date this Con many will dis-
continue running the 0AFly ROrninT and evening
trains between Milford and HAFEiagrDn.
h.R.KRNHEY, Sapt.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-30
WILMINGTON AND HkRBING "a
RAM~
C0NNnCII0NR.

At Wilalaatsa. via tgAlAs 10 PAlla1slDAlA saa
BAltimora ana With DalA WAfa RAilrOa1 lrAias.-
Nos. and sake airsee oeanosttoag With traias -
aad ffam WasAla1ean.
At ChA4aafoFa, tFNin1 Mes. I, & 8 aad Tor Rhila-
aslphia- NeS. and VIII tPSias fSP q PAiIsaslphIa
Egalas Mes. LIS end 9 9itA trains fee Pert Da6asil
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TO THE PUBLIC,

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