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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-27
A Horrible Crime,

A HOMELESS MOTHER. DESTROYS HER own OFFSPRING
Coroner Wiuslow Of this city, was called up
on, yesterday afternoon. to hold an inquest ovel
tho dead body of child, which had been found
concealed under some brush in lot in New.
ark, with its head almost severed from its body
A jury was summoned, and the mother. Mary
Meteer, a colored woman was summoned to ap-
pear before it,
She made full confession OF the deed. The
child was about IL months old, and the murder
was committed on the llth of the present month";
when questioned as to the motive which prompt.
ed the deed, Mary said she could not take care
OF the child, and knew not what else to do with
it. The general suppostion is that she found
great difficulty in obtaining home with her
child, and resolved upon it's destruction for this
reason She is unmarried, and something over
twenty years of age.
Mary was committed to prison at New Castle,
to await the action Of the Grand Jury
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-27
Base Bah GOaAip-The "SInes, for Ne,
seHBOn.


Base Bah GOHAip-The "SInes, for Nex,
HeHsOn,
The following is a list of the players thus fal
engaged by the different organizations for The
ensuing season:
Aa.letics.-McBride, McGeary Reach. Fisler
and Morrison sA
Atlantics.--Brett, Barlow, iDehlman, Burdool
eIg1son, Pearee, Pabor, Remsen, Chapman
~ Bakimore Cummings, Hastings, Mills, Nc
and Carey 'A
Boston. -Spalding, White, Rogers. Baynes
Schaffer, g; Wright, Leonard, Harry Wright
sweasy, Birdsall and Manning
MWudLs.-Matthews, Hicks, Start Hatfield
Nelson, Holdswoth, Gedney, Eggier, Higham
and Martin. e-'A'
Philadelphia. -zetlein, Malone, Mack. Addv.
mmeyerle, Wordsworth, outhbert, Treacy and
The resolutes Of Elizabeth, N. J.. tovetl,ar
with the Washington olympics and the Mary-
land Club OF this city, will also take part in the
championship contest, but their nine have moi
as yet been completed From the list OF mines
enumerated engh 1t Is probable that the season of
1913 will be quite as exciting as that of the pre-
vious year. 0 PA'
The Annual Convention Of the National Bsss
Ball Association will assemble at the ST Clair
hotei In this city, on Monday next. Mr.. Chad
WICK has drafted a Constitution and Dy-I,aws
and has also mado out a code of cbamn;onshin 1s1
rules at the request OF President Fereuson,
which will be acted upon. II is not prohahla
that any material change will be made in tho
playing rulus, as they are considered as perfeci
as can well be made. Some action will probabiv
be taken in regard to prohibiting pool-sellne on
base ball grounds and 1t is likely that an effort
VIII be made to reduce the tariff of admission 10
twenty-five instead of fifty cents.
The New York Mercury says: 1.-THE great riv.
airy this season for the professional pennant
VIII be between the Baltimore, PHILADELPHIA and
Boston Clubs. The Baltimore will 20 In strong
and try their best to win it. TheV Command
uaiElng IN gymnastics early in March. and they
VIII take the held as soon as the weather will
ADMIT. They can practice come weeks earlier
than our players can here"
The Lord Baltimore" base ball ia the latagt
thing out. Steinbach has them. -~'o''
The professional mines will play no exhibition
games this season. They are too transparent and
are now only the medium for fraudulent hippod-
Iioming; Prize money tournaments are incIud-
The Maple Leaf Of Guelph, Canada, intend
putting strong nine in the fields this season.
and lully expect to catch some of the State
Inc Athletics are said to have changed catcher
put are keeping quiet about Announcing his
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-27
seclstIes.
nErrrNaa TnnExnnrna-

Jefferson Lodge, No. 2, /. o. o. F., at Odl
Follows Hall, 9rd and King.
Eden Lodge, No. 81, ]. o. o, r., at Odd Eel
lowe Kali, Sd and King streets.
Keoklk Tribe, No. 8, /. o. r. n, at Red Mem
Hall, 4tb Market street.
Wilmington Division, No. 1, s. Of T., at 5tl
and Market streets.
Wilmington Council, No. 1, o. U. A NJ, Al
Ball, 8. T.. corner I'd and King streets.
Hope Council No. 2, Jr. o. U. A. NJ, at Hal
6l1 Market street
Lady Washington Home Communion, at 5Oi
Market street.
Rokeby Lodge, No. IA, X. OF p, at Rising Sun.
Clayton Lodge No. 4, X. Of r., at knights OF
Pythias Hall. al Market street.
y. Johns Oommandery, No. !. X. T., at Ma
sonic Temple.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-27
Our Ship Yards,

WORK AT THE JACKSON d SHARPE co.'s.
The Jackson & Sharpe Co., have now on th,
ways IN process of construction, barge fol
Chas. Warner q Co.'S Electric Line. The dimen
sions Of the barge will be 1O2 feet long, % feet
q inches vide. aud feet in depth Of hold.
=, The barge Annie, Of the same line is also on
the ways, undergoing repairs. An entire new
stern il being put upon her.
Another barge is being built for Capt. Atkin.
son, of Penna., which is 1876 feet long, 22 feet @
inches wide, and feet in depth of hold.
1he keels for two other barges will he laid in q
few days. These are for Mr.. Garretson' OF
Philadelphia, and in dimensions will be lO5 feet
deep.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-27
West Presbyterian Church.

A PASTOR oALLED-nEv. J. NJ. 2. oTrs, or TEN.
NEssRE.
The West Presbyterian Church. of this city has
been without pastor since tho retirement Of
Rev. Geo II, smyth, during the early part of
the winter; but at a meeting OF tho congrega-
tion, held, last evening, IL was unanimously
agreed to extend a call to Rev. J. NJ. p. OTIS, OF
Columbia, Tenn, to become pastor Of the church.
Should the reverend gentleman accept this pas
torate, il is expected that he will enter upon his
duties about the first of April.
Rev. Mr. Otis is a native of South Carolina,
and graduated at the Theological Seminary at
Columbia lin that State, and was pupil of the
well.known Dr.. Thomwell. He is "a years old
and has been in the ministry about ten years.
mostly in the States Of Alabama and Tennessee
and, until lately, had charge OF church, at o.
l1mbia, Tenn, (which is second in Importance ia
the middle portion Of the State. He recently
paid visit to Wilmington, and preached at West
church on four or five Sundays He Ia said to be
a man Of culture,a hard student and eloquent in
the pnloit and Is author Of one or two works.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-27
AI.ndwip YaIa-
.e MN

Ludwig Walls
telH perty at the South
4 Third streets, with
nIaN N-aJlf q drinking saloon, and
.eighborhood, deeirous Of
ra.r Juse from that vicinity, Of
4asalt Of e2000 for the property
din d. would like to lmowif there
sn the existing laws 10 prevent the
OF such outrages upon the rights OF
- aH and respectable citizens. Has any
lis base enough for tho act, power under
& laws to open drinking den In any neigh
.ood where he can get property, and disturb
. neghbors and injure the value Of property
and drive respectable people away? II such acts
are lawful, then there is need OF prompt action
both in City Council and the Legislature.
(hvfa
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-27
w. & W. X. Il.
cHANaEs IN srArIoN AorNrs.


W. I. Barne, who has been Station Agent and
Telegraph Operator at Landenburg, since the
opening OF the W. & W. r. r., will, on the lst
Of March, take charge of the telegraph office and
also be ticket and station agent at Ashland.
II. B. Moore who has for some time beep
carrying on the coal business at Landenburg.
and formerly Telegraph Operator at Ayondale.
on the 7. a b. Central r. r., has been appoin.
tea 20 MIR. Barnes position at Landenburg.
This change has been made with the mutual
concurrence of all parties concerned.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-27
An Apt ReIsinder.

In - dwells a well-known man pomad t;,.,
names. Seated one afternoon in his Office with
'Fragrant and serene cigar
Ffessed satisfactorily betWixt his lipsn
" Is friend James Haines within ;u
I'm Jim Haines, was the gruff reply.
company z" ASuiahce
" was agent"
-. 'Canst thou inform me as to the present con-
dition OF the company? Did it lose much bv
tho Boston 6re 2" --N0" ny
:, Al All smashed up and gone to the ="
did"
Well, Judging by thy speech, 1 think IL like.
ocality. Farewell" 0 No"
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-27

A Coon JoB-The gas fixtures for the now
hotel are most Of them up. They are being fur
nished by Ferris Il Garrett who have talofI the
contract for them at the astonishing low price
OF u ,250. How 30 many and such stylish Ak
lures can be compassed for that sum, passes
our comprehension. The one over the yesti.
bule and those in the lower parlors, are very
graceful '
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-27
fur SaIe.

E7NoR sALE-Thres story brick house, NO. els
~ Tatnall street, near Delaware avenue, contain.
ing ten rooms. Property In complete order, with
pain, gas, heater, and all modern conyenlsnces,
ApPyto Il Il. WALTON,
feol,u Or SAMUEL w. MCoAULLEY.
EHoR sALE-The two-storied building, and a
H lot back, situated IN Orange street be- ne
tween Third and Fourth, adjoining the Soap and
Candle Manufaotory. This property has q 'front.' on
feet. The building by little alteration wonld make
large machine shop, or would do for many other
manufacturing purposes. For terms inquire OF
JAT-w&stml No aoT W. sixth ST., 'Tii. Dai.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-27

~ hop unnecessary the anguish many persons
undergo from rheumatism, CONT nepralota inn1h a.
acne, and earache We say unnecessary because
the appncation OF Mexican Mustang Lnirent TO III &
anecled part or few drops 10 the ear or tooth at
Iords instantaneous, and what Is better permanent
feiel For cuts, wounds bruises swelliiigs and All
injuries or diseases Which require treatment exter.
most potent and reliable healing agent IN exisence
For ali external Injuries or ailments Of horses ol
cattle, 1t is infallibie. VI
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-27

MASS MEETING.-A mass meeting of Democrats
three o'clock, on Saturday afternoon to fake into
consideration the recent action OF the Legisla-
tnre, regarding "Wilds' Resolution on Summers
Civil Rights Bill" The call for the meeting ia
signed by hfty-six prominent gentlemen, resid-
ing mostly in the vicinity Of Newark.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-27

81 Extensive Furniture StoYe-rhe attention OF
the public Ii called to the very large and varied
stock OF furniture Of ]. d j. N. Harman, No, 4i0
King street. There Is nothing equal to Il in the
state OF DeiaWare, and persons wanting furniture
dated By this old and reliable firm. They make
their own goods and sell at prices as low as The best
houses In the large cities
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-27
Situations aud ateIp agautea.

WTANTED-A man capable OF taking charge OF
w horses, carriages and lawn and assistIng
about the house. Mrst bring reference and actually
have had experience in that line. Address
ie024-u "W. w." This ONCE.
M ANTED Energetic men OF good address 10
w sell Singer Sewing Machines Apply a. sos
Market Street. jan2l-tf JOSEPH II. JONES.
WTANTED = IMMEDIATELY. = Active Young
w men to canvass for the Grover a Baker Sew
ing Machine. Apply at SIC MARKET ST
oclo-u Wilmington, Del.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-27

tH-A Square Business Eoitse Ever since assum.
Ing control OF the Journal, we have had dealinQs
with the advertising nrm Of Geo. 4. RoWell 4 CO.
81 PARK ROW, New York City and have found them
Just, upright and honorable gentlemen in every in
stance lust such men as 1t Is pleasure for persons
wishing 70 advertise or newspaper men to do busi.
ness with. we cheerfully recommend them to tnost
wishing 10 make their wants known through the
press.-RockroId, Ill) Journal
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-27

building Fslt-Wo have been very mncb tntar
ested IN examining samples OF this Felting sent us
~ Mr .. Fay, Camden, N. j. 1t is highly recon-
mended for covering the outside OF buildlngs and
inside instead OF plaster tar Substance SO obiec
llonaoles being used. II has great strength and
& ensembles nne leather. Mr.. Fay manufactures from
designs. For descriptive Circular price Ilst and
samples, send two stamps,-N j. RelttbIje IN
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-27

CoRoNER's INQUEsT.-Coroner Winslow held
an an inquest, yesterday, over the body of Edward
CurTeD who died on the day previous, at his
residence, sl4 Locust street. In welding az
axe While IN state of intoxication, few days
struck himself over the eye, inhicting an ugly
scar; Lest some one should say he had been
foully dealt with, the family were desrous tbat
an inquest should be held, and yesterday the
coroner summoned jury which, after hearing
the evidence in the case, returned a yerdicf
that the deceased came to his death by intem-
perance.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-27
Fg-1ARe4INsi BARGAINS lit d a ma

q HAh9ALNSI BARGALNS lit is a matter OF
no little satisfaction TO all gentlemen of good taste
that there Is such an excellent taioriBe establish.
Inent IN wilmington, as that located at ais King
sueSt. conducted Dy John II. Muhlhausen, aReRtle-
man lu hp 10 the times and capable of suting the
most tastidious tastes, whether grave or gay. Mr.
MS mas had ~ years experience and has q large
number Of customers among our best dressed Deo.
pie. Az the present time he invites persons who
would IKE some extraordinary bargains in winter
goods to give him call.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-27

Bibles IN THE CLAYTON HOUSE. - The Della
ware Bible Society, and tine Female Bible Society
have presented to the Clayton House one hun.
dred and twonty-sx bibles, one for each bed
room and, parlor in the house. These Soci-
cites contribute like amount the purchase Of
the bibles. Committees are at work, to-day.
labelling the books and distributing them through
the hotel
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-27

The LAST CuANcE.-The great gift entertain
ment will be given for the last time, at odd Eel
tivencss is offered. Three leading presents will
be given AWAY gold watch, silver watch and
family Bible--in addition to which every one
who attends will receive present. The perfect
fairness which characterizes the mode Of distri-
Dntlon, and the quality and quantity of the gifts
will insure a crowded house.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-27

tS-A Netc Firal.-Mr. James M. Brian and I'd.
win F.. Bradley have formed a co-partnership In
house and sign painting, their numSer being CID
Market street. they are young men of Industrious
habits and understand their businesa. The firm
name is Bryan Bradley. Giyo them call
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-27

The Furest and sweetest Cod-Liver on ia Haz.
ard Caswelfs made on the shore, from fresh,
selected vers, by Caswell, Hazard y Co, New YORK
IL Is absolutely pure and sweet Patients who have
once taken 1t prefer 1t to ali Others Physicians have
ket, -
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-27
M Nj. CHILD 81 Co.

|
OFFER THE FOLLOWING REAL ESTATE FOR
SALE.
,r one three-story Brick front yard, No. 2lO Yves,
Ientn street, possession at once,
ond three-story Brick, No. 42l e. Sixth street will
| be sold bargain.
One tnree-story Brick, front and aide yard, Sixth
anu Whshlngton streets, splendid home
One three-story Brick, No, ID Fourtb streat in
| good repair; Tor will rent) N''' -
one two story Brick. with side yard; within two
squares OF City Railway Depot.
~, Two elegant two;story Bricks with Mansnrd story
no. laOo and l4O9 Broome street, with ali modern
One elegant Market street property one-half of
tne pnIcnase money may remain.
w one .nieshIory Brlck on eecond street, between
west and Washington.
That splendid house and lawn, No. on Delaware
avenue win all the modern improvements terms
one three-story Brick House, on Orange street
De5weeh nMe ,h. Eighth and Ninth, so,OOe.
One tnree-Btory house, No w. FOurth atreat
between Jefferson and Madison. -''A ''i''''
prcs g 0eo House and lot Union street near Front
One three story brick, W. Sixth street, near lief.
IeTson, with side and front yard
=, one small farm Of Sixty acres, in Brandywine
n,i1 VIII either sell or exchange for Improved
A farm in Bucks county, Penns Manor n, i'm
acres superior land, terms accommodating Appiy
Janl Nc. 4. ". ssysDtS sitss,, SiU.,
Noh SALE OR RENT-A two-story brick SSss
~ iactory with 1b horse engine and boiler k#
dec2l-ti 9OI MARKET STREET.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE
SALE.
IL ] w1l sell TWo-sToRY BRICK HOUSES. No
Three TaRkE Story BRioK HUI HOUSE, eS 10 TO
~, and I55 West Ninth street. '
yoa eQnr n !WO-sT0RY BRICKS, No. TIT, 72b, T2T ana
ONE LARGE TW0-SToRY BRICK with Manaard
r20I, corner OF Del. Avenue and Rodney Street
A., tne above property is offered at Private iJae nm
" January 10th, 1873 at prices below What il can
oe pulls tor AZ this time. Terms Will be useral-
aec.A-u Apply to JAMES BRADRoRD'
EoR sALR-WllmingtOn City Loan for SAFE bV
1no.oo a. A. II. 0RIMSHAW,
aoseo-u No. 4, W. THIRD ST.
EoR SALR-A splendid building lot at the corner
oI BEoone street and Gilpin avenue 90 feet
Hont by lIo feet deep. For terms, &C, apply 10
M, M. CHILD q Co,
,ounz =, No. 4, w. Seventh street
s-..!. .o.!.-1 Wilmington, Del. |
NOR SALE-Receiving daily, largo suppIiea NJ |
Timothy, hay baled; both by water and rail-
Also nay loose by the ton frcm wagons, BY
bCAITERG0OD ALLEN
n. B.-Persons leaving their orders can be snn- |
pled ~ the shortest notice. nov19-tf
NoR SALR-The handsome residence No SsSE /
sfTest 4"l %DelaWare % avenue, cor. of Harrison ~ /
sHool. Apply 10 Jelb-u j. p. MOLRAR
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-27

IHE UNION CoNcEnT.-The Union Sunday
School concert will be repeated in tie ehureh q,
oth and Washington streets, this evening. 1t de-
serves good audience, and will doubtless have
It, Il the weather does not interfere. People
seldom tire OF listening to the singing Of this
school, such are the developments of its mu-
sical powers, and among the audience this eve
ming, Will be many who were there before. The
proceeds are to be devoted to the replenishment
OF the Sabbath School library, which is a worthy
OBJECT, and the concert should be literally en-
couraged for this reason.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-27

EB-C -Chapped Ednds, face, rough Lkin pjmples
rlngwOrm, salt-rheum, and other cutaneOns Affee.
tions cured, and the skin made soft and smooth by
nsing tne juniper Tar Soap, mads by Caswgll, HaZ-
ard Co., Now York. Be certain to get the Jnniner
Tar soap, es there are many worthless limitations
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-27

o. U. A. M.-The entertainment of the United
American Mechanics takes place, this evening,
at the Opera House. Addresses will be made
by Rev. I. A. Fernley, aud ex-Councillor 4, M.
Coleman, of the Philadelphia Ledger.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-27
wHsTRgcEIoX IN

EV-LKST,RUCTTOH IN
DRAWING AND PAINTING,
A ply to A. Il. SCOTT, Room NO. ~ w. CORNER
OF Eghth and Market streetg
EVENING DRAWING CLASS CONNIE lea Sen.
tember 10th, ut IN O'Clock. sepb-1y
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-27

OARRIAGEs.-AIore glory for our WILMINGTON
mechanics Our enterprising carriage firm, Nc
Lear u Kendall, received, yesterday, large Or
der for carriages from Germany. There has
been few carriages sold to private individuals
IN EUROPE, but MeLear Kendall have the hon
or to receive the first order from carriage deal
or In that country. We were also told by a per-
son, well informed in the carriage business, that
thls Is the first order ever received in America
for carriages by European dealers.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-27

~ Advertised by smiles is SozOdopi, and II you
use 1t daily the white CLEAN OF the pearls between
the parted Iubes viii prove Its excellence as dem
rice and the sRt etness OF the breath will attest
its purifying properties