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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-11
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RAtkvdcA1. EARkDEs1 i NIoHT.-TAe 1sy-
elty Of the presentmaEt as nuisance af pept.
Aical parades at night made by the late grand
Jury 20 the criminal court Of Baltimore city,
seems To strike the Washington Star as good
idea. The people of Washington suffer more
from tlle noise Of this kind Of nuisance tbaR
theH dOiH Baltimore, though 1t IS not SceftaN
1hat the hoansa of snch OCCASIONS has had any
more fearful results there than at BaltlmoEe
Ia times past, yet thereseSms to be an earnest
desire to repress the evil. The Star says
This Is a move in the right dEeetlQn.i tlhe
abuse seems to have grown up unchallenged
to such proportions that the quiet and comfort
of orderly, respectable citizens are completely
at the mefcS OF the sleep -lRurderiug Proees7
slOns" that seem to Aave possession OF the city
during the hours that should be deVOted 10
healthfnl repOsa and slumbeTs. Any gang or
noisy night owls, with drum and half do: .
EN- Internal braZen Instruments. can Ogcupy
the streets at will from dnsk TO dawn, filling
the air with their drunken yells and dlscord-
ant Drawings, and effectually destroying the
rest of the large portion OF the community
who have legitimate business to attend 70 the
business hours, and require sleep in tho hours
proper for sleep TO enable them to do their
daily work. 1t is to be hoped that the action
Of the grand jury Of Baltimore will bear fruit,
so that it shall be recognized that quiet citi-
zens have some rights in the matter of rest
and sleep that the parading night owls are
bound to respect,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-11

THR SaIP m TIE DRsERT STORY VKRHTKD.--
The ship in sas asssit story, which has hereto.
fore been attRibated to q traveller lively imagi-
naasag. sy !. ne James s5Pealtloa expior
from the Gulf Of California, they found the mast
OF vessel, doubtless cast there BY some terrible
storm. AaOthsE wonder was water running up
hiA. When the Colorado FiVsE is at lts height,
its watsra are propelled through the natural canal
kaCwn aS New rVef up and ever high s-divide."
The Indians met with were friendly, though
greatly alarmed by the report that their visitors
intended 70 turn the ocean IN on them.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-11

YEL1oY FByEB,-FOur physicaps and fTs ex-
perenOkd uArses lsft New -Orleam % Wednesday
night for Shreveport, 70 attend to the yellow e.
yer patients there. There were 10 deaths from
the fever on Tuesday, and II on W Wednssday, about
400 persons being sick, although not all with
fever"
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-11

30 J
House on Spruce stneeL, near Eighth, Just finish:
ed rooms and outkitchen; very nice; Will be sold
cheap and on easy terms. " 4tr. III {7f..-
a.I-tt, ,.i4.. No. 4. tss4
Handsome new extension front house. with gas.
bath. cOmmOd es Ako on Harrison street near Del-
aware avenue; very desirable hOWes with the ad-
vantage. Of city cars.
No. s. ---------
Market street store and. dwseilinEs one Of the
best business stands Ia the city will be sold for
$1,000 less than Eaius. .--f 4E4f f
I5sL-aLI - No, G. @.f /,
choice Market street residence; wateT, gas,
bath, shade. de, sAally delightful home, and Of
fered very low and on easy terms.
q au14 No, 2. l1 --H 14 /.
A cheap pleasant end healthy village home In
Newark, Del. Lot 45x13s. New hOnsa, rooms an d
q store room. mill ineEy has bean successful lly
conducted here for some fImos Good ice house and
other out t-buildingss Inquire Of J. II. Ray, New
ark or at our office. -
Splendtd building lot 25xI27 f., on Eighteenth
street, near Washington. This will be a prOhtable
lOt 20 buy, as the buiiding of Washington street.
bridge over the BFandyWine Nill greatly advance
washington u i oa street street los IS oiilS .bettssn
Eighth and Ninth' vsFE s4Slo'' 9o aa o.s f.
IS acres Of ". Q. Creek bottom lands one mile
from Newark DSi !, stone house and barn.
I N.Y. NO.ll.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-11

A RrRK ~ Palhmore on wednesday morning
destroyed de Holiday Street Theatre and dam
aged the St. Nicholas Hotel, Baltimore City High
School, and mattress factory of Frey, Yaipsrt 8
Co. Tbetsa IaaSa aPRarasOg 10000.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-11
aGAZETTE,

O.P. JOHNSON, ED1TOR AND PEOPRIETOR.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-11

Tia N.v.rk Iron FoSSdfy. SiSS; a good bu.insn
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-11

Market street store and dveeilinKi one Of the
best business stands in the citys will be SOLD for
5000 less than yalus. -f .lf.#-f q
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-11

The twenty-sacOna anniversary OF The
-. e fsaiiRarnla intn tha rnion wlsa
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4. d. of IL. Nj.
Gold at | p. IN. Ii 3I6

POLICE REPORT Yesterday noon, Wm.
O'Neil, denizen of Mill er Farm, was az
rested by officer Burns, on oath of one Mat'
tie Smith, Elm. Hugbson and Ida Castle,
charged with malicious mischief and drunk
en- and disolderly condnct. Vim. it appears
is genuine rOilickng blade of the old
stock and becoming tired of the dull, prosy
mode Of living at that point, concluded 10
pay the Centre o visit 10 search of adven-
tnre Before starting be par,ook OF q liber-
al quantity OF that seductive beverage
known in Titusville az the 'sCi,i2an's Cnrps
hot drops and "Courier Hose straight
Arriving in town he started Tor Lhe Modoc
headquarters running foul Of the above
''queens Of beauty and song" whose blan-
disbmen!s and soft words Of guile, delivered
under the glare of tho red light be could
not Withstand, aud accordingly he entered
in their doors. Once inside he grew bos
ferrous and made free with everything on
tn" premises, breaking a wafer pitcher ard
bowl, boxing the eaIs of the females, and
committing uepredatlons TO that extent, IN
the eyes of the fair ones, that a variant was
deemed necessary to plaster up their woun.
ded hono,s, and Vim. was arrested as abov e
and taken before Justice Reynolds.
On the charge Of drunkenness and disor.
derly conduct be plead guilty and was flo ed
So end costs On the malicious trsspsss,
he gave bail to appear for hearing on
Tuesday next. lie gave the required bail
and took his departure, remarking as bs
leit-"fm no horse thief, Squire. only on
little bum; you know how It Is yourself,
Squire" We did not learn whether the
Justice appreciated this latter saying OF
not, but William left feeling "happy at
q clam in high tide.
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Letters from tho People

NOTE. The managero of this Journal, win
out endorsing the sentiments OF contributors
desires to offer the widest possible latitude
for free discussion. 1t is merely stipulated
that communications shall concern matters
OF pubic interest, be put in decent language
and accompanied with the names OF the
writer's, not for publication, but as o guar
antes of good taith.
JUSTICE.
Justice Is proveibially blind and is
ministers commit unnnmbered blundeIs 90
her name. Tbe.rich and opulent do what
they may and in this country have nothing
to fear. Defaulters-ofiicial deiauters Tor
milions-go scott free. But besgar TAX
ing loaf of bread is sure of prison punish
ment
Yes, she is blind. One man goes to
Franklin with w7istlets while bis neiGhbors
equally guilty OF violating local option are
noumolested. Even the foreman OF Grand
Jury, doing business in the mids, OF local
option. is SO happily ignorant of it, that
true bill is ignored under his hand.
Again, some boys hereof in iun aud !iol'c,
rob hen roos.s, pick up old harness and GAL
lop the roads at night on stray horses to see
their girls maybe. a simple commitment
for one OF two won'd have been well enough.
Bu, no. they are hunted down like Greek
brgands. Cberrytree township is Likely 10
lose half her boys. Whether guilty or il
nocent matters not.
And why? To serve the ends Of Justice
We fear not. Greed and spite. OfliciaI
gain, aud off i;ou' zeal rather.
The object of low is TO preserve order, o.
punishment to reform. Tbose boys whc
have done wrong could be fined TO repay
damages sustained By owners, and repr-
| maDded by Justice he;selt. They would
60 home better aud wiser, and make good
men as their fathers befors them, properly
impressed with the evil they have done
and OF the msjesty OF the law sufficiently
vindcated.
But thrust them into Jail and into prison
with bad men end women, old stngers il
crime for term Of months or years, and
they will likely come out hardened.
Let us then, as citizens, stand by those
who use on homes! effort TO have restitution
made ard the boys reprimsnded and the
county saved q thousand dOlisrs cost.
| Let US have mercy, aud see that justice
tails like the rains on all alike.
JUSTICE TO ALL.
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vennngO County Agricultural
Exhibition.

The second annual exhibition OF the Veni
ango County Agricultural Association VIII
be neld 10 Frnk Kiln on Tuesday, Wednesday
aud Thursday, October, l4th, 18th u 10Th
The Association will make every effort posi-
sible TO have this exhibition a complete sue
cess, but without the aid of all our citizens,
especially those engaged in agricultural
pursuits, it will not be successful. The Ag-
Iicultural interests of the county have not
received the attention which its importance
demands during the past ten years, owing
to the fact that tbe oil business has absorbed
the attention Of our people. The object in
view 10 this exhibition is to encourage the
producing classes OF society and by inspiring
generous rivalry among farmers, manu-
facturers and ARTISANS Of all classes. 10 St.
cure the advancement of all The exhibi-
tiou will be purely for the benefit Of farmers
and Manufacturers, and no borse racing
will be permitted on the ground while The
exhibition is in progress. On the afternoon
OF the last day trials Of speed will be
permitted.
We trust the farmers throughout the
county will take this matter in hand and
give the Association oil the encouragement
nnsaihtp
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An experienced husband In Lafayette
sent two switches home to bis wife, from
which she was TO make selection, but be/
fore doing it he changed the tags, putting
the $25 one on the $40 switch, aod The vice
versa. After critical examination by he.-
self and lady friends, the choice fell upon
the one labeled S25, and she decided to keep
it, Notwithstanding her husbands plaintive
DrCtes! that be could not afford to pay mora
than $40 Tor such an article.
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THE CoUSrY PooR HOUSE We acompa'
MED the Grand Jury 10 the County fool
House on last Thursday. and were surpr'seu
at the extensive Improvements wuich ""''
been made under the direction OF snpsr'"-
,erdent McAlevy. The greater portion
the ground in the vicinity OF the foor
House has been leveled aud cleared of oil
rubbish and the work of beautiiying 10"
grounds ia progressing rapidly. 10 'h's
work which is ofa light character, the ihaie
portion ct the inmates who are able 10 woth
are employed. y large tract OF lane, ,"u''n
had been grown over with brush and brum"
bles, has been cleared and placed IN good
shape. The wosk ofbuilding an academ-
ised road through The farm is progressing 9
finely and afords employment at certain
seasons for the male paupers. Nearly tne
entire ia, N has been inclosed with good
board fences, and other Improvements of
81 bstantial character have been made
Large crops Of bay and oals have been hal
vested, and the growing crops, potatoes, corn
and buck.wheat, look promising. The live
stock of the lurm is in good coalition, and
will supply the wants of rhe Poor House 10
the meat liue during the winter.
The Grand Jury were shown through the
en,ile building by The Superintendent, and
everything presented neat, clean and com
Portable appearance. All expressed ,heir
admira lion at the manner ,in which the ini
sti,ution is being conducted. The :inmates
Of tho building appear contented and happy
ard are provided with oil the comforts nec'
essary TO their health. The building aud
farm, and the manner in which they are
conducted. rehec, honor and credit upon The
county y-Vehango Citizen.
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Yesterday witnessed further Developments
10 the Cherryiree lal ceny cases, whict
have exci tied so much interest of late. Two
boys named McC llniock were arrested OIL
warrants issued by Justics Reynolds, charg-
ed with receiving a portion OF the s;u!en
property. The youngest OF the two w.s pc,
free to enable him 10 give evidruce saoinsi
the other. The other defendant waived u
bearing and entered bail In the sum OF $500
for au appearances at court, his father CIV
ing the required bond.
Samuel Royd, another OF the defendants.
who it will be remembered was 90 i'll 10 b.
removed at the time OF the arrest of Sutley
and Limerick, was also brought down, yes.
teiday. He also waived au examination
and entcred bail 10 the sum Of 500 TO an,
pear at the November term of court 10 an
swer.
This forenoon, farmer residing some
distance beyond Titusville, arrived in town
10 search OF property claimed to have been
stolen by this gang.
1t is estimated over 6f,een hundred chick
ens have been olen and sold by this gane
at TitnsvilIe and other poin's.
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The Flushing, Long Island Times tels
this: The wife Of a prominent judge iu
this county, while riding home by rail rel
Gently, was approached by the conductor fol
ber ticket. Without looking up from the
pages OF the book 10 which sho was absorb
ed she thrust her hand 10 her pocket aud
banded him what she supposed to be q
ticket. In moment or two she b.came
conscious that be was still standing by htI
side, aud looking up she beheld, to her in
fate modification and the no small smuse-
ment of the passengers, the conductor gaz,
ing with utmost disgust upon fne- tool to
comb! twas remarked by the passeuge ers
that the scenery along the route was re/
markaoly fascinating to Mrs. Judge the re-
maInder OF the journey.
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The boys on McCray Hill gave the last OF
q series OF hops held at intervals during
he summer season, NIL of which have been
we'll attended. Your reporter availed him
self oi a pressing invitation and after dom
ming his pigeon tail and immacn!ate vest
repaired to the grove Dancing had already
commenced. Music for the occasion was
furnished by Messrs. Wsdsworth and Jami/
son. The light fantastic was tripped until
tue wee sma' hours, when all departed for
their respective homes well satisfied with
the evenings enjoyment.
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W. ii. and J N Sannsr have reopsned the
old Verananb Restanrant,and purp ose keep
ing q first class saloon. Every delicacy of
HE season viii! be kept on hand; oysters 10
season We recommend the boys 10 the
public as being good fellows and guarantee
they will treat you well. Give them Q
call.
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II. ID. C1Hflin 81 Co., SWIM
died.
From tie N. Y. Worldly

Some time las, May man of moro than
usually prrrossessiEg appearance visited
II. B. Clsflin & Co.'S wholesale dry goods
store and proposed to purchase some goods.
To Mr. Guerin, the chief of the credit de-
partnent, he gave his name as George X.
Nash, Of tho firm of Nash Il Co., Bay
Ridge, Long Island, and represented ina,
n the event Gd his becoming purchaser
his friend Howard Peursali, gentleman OF
untold wealth, owning q psiatial residence
at Richmond Hill, would be responsible Tor
the goods. A few days afterwards another
man called, who represented himself as the
Pears,ll referred to, said be owned two lois
on Ninth worth 900 and $1,000 and an-
other in Brooklyn worth 5000, and that
he would cheerfully he responsible ior all
that HE friend Nash might purchase. Not
many days later Mr.. Nash reappeAred, and
on tue strength oil Pearsal's representation
ordered laces, silks, and other dry goods, to
The value Of $99l.60, on 81 days credit. -
When that time was up, as Mr.. Nash failed
TO put in all appearance, Efforts were made
| 10 discover his whereabouts, but visit TO
Bay Ridge failed to discover the dry goods
| finn OF Nash " Co., and the palutial resi-,
deuce of Peaisall at Ric! mond Hill was
similarly invisible. Detectives here who
were put 90 the track finally succeeded in
Arresling Nash, who was brought up before
, Justice Hogan at the tombs day or two
since On examination be stated that he
was 81 years old, was born in Halifax, N
S., kept hotel at Bay Ridge, and had
never passed himself OF as dry goods mer.
was fully identified by Mr.. Gueriu, and Was
locked up in default of 81, coo bail. Peall
sail IS still at large.
This Pearsaii is the same who came to
Warren, some years ago, and purchased q Il
the goods he could get credit for, and open
ed the Fuller House. at lrtineton. He
served term of imprisonment 10 Warren
| Jail, for fraud, and later was cent to the
pententiary from franklin, for some trans/
action IN Venaugo county. He is fraud.
Clafln IL Co., are no more careful than our
! Warren merchan's,- WaIien Ledger.
This is the same Pearsall that fourished
Ia Pithole for brief time, and finally
brought up in the Western Penitentiary for
robbery committed at the Cottage Saloon,
10 First street in that place. He is o dead
beat aud fraud OF the first water, and it is
TO be hoped will be caught aud placed be-
yond the power of swinding others.
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Annie Robinson, woman well known in
sportlog circles along Oil Creek, dropped
deaf at Petrolia, yesterday. Heart disease
is supposed 10 have been the cause She
was 22 years of age, aud had parents resid-
| ing ia Cleveland.
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The IailIoad war between tha Warren &
VeuangO and Frankln & Titusvills Rail
road Companies, to which we have alluded
several times, bids fair TO create consider
able stir before long. Yesterday the men
at work for the Frsnklir and Titusville com
pany, were served with the following
notice:
To c. V. Culver, Gil illette aud othels fore/
man and workmen:
You are hereby forbid from In any way
trespassing upon the line or right of way
OF the Warren & Yenango r. r., or its as
s'goee the Dunklrk, Allegheny Valley &
Pittsburgh Railroad.
S. III. NEWTON,
Chief Engineer
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PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Preaching at IL O'Clock A. W., end
O'Clock Z. H., by the Pas or, W. G. BuRcH-
ARD. Sabbatn School at l214, directly
after forenoon service.
Prayer Meeting and Sabbath School
Teachers Meeting Tuesday evenings OF
each week.
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The Danbury News man says The woman
be saw on the plains looked like an eastern
woman who has a large miy,smal wages
some debt and a cold on her lunIs.
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The Amateur Cricket Club OF Titusv lille
are travelling in New York. They were
beaten at Buffalo On Wednesday by 0
Canadian club.
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The 4lh Industrial Exposit ion at Cincui
natl, opened with appropriate ceremonies
on Wednesday night. Ex,Secretary Cex
delivered the opening address.
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ENGINEERS OFFICE,
D. A. V. & p. X. R.

Titusville, Pa.
The men paid no attention TO the notice
but continued tho work ofgrading. Mean,
tine it is rumored the Warren & Venango
Company will qliet'y put force OF man at
work at the same point in day or two.
Let them igh, it out as best they can, al
though the hope OF all hereabouts is that the
Warren & Venango RalEosd may be pushed
through 20 OF, CITY as soon as possible.
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1t expected that there will be 1900
veterans in attendance at Ccnneautville oB
the 9th ofSeptsmber.
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The GIaDd Jury mace tDe loloWlnS re-
turns TO the Court at its last session COM
cerning the Poor House and Jail:
To lhs Honorable, the Court OF Quarter Ses.
sions of the County of VenapgO. PennsyH
vania:
We, the Grand Jury, now in session at
the August term ofsaid Court, fer the year
1878, would respectfully report: That we
have visited he County Poor House, situa/
ted a. Sngarcreek, and after careful exi
animation find The same in good order and
repair; that in all its appointments care
and diligence have been used to the utmost
by,its manager nni Superintendent, S. Mc/
Alcvy, ESQ., who seems to be- the right
man in lbe light place, and We coneratui
late the County Commissioners ard citizens
at large upon the wisdom that led his selec-
tior, rs the one 10 look after tho wants of
our "unforluuatea" who nre forced by eli.
clmetahcea to seek shelter OF this hospitab bic
home,
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Antwerp had an incendIary Wednesday
morning.
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Services every Sabbath at II A. ". ana
"a z. N. Sabbath School at l2H P. NJ.
cats free. A cordial invitation extend
ed to all.
Rev. G. MOORE, Pastor.
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The Parker City bridge bEIugsin ssum Of
$50 per duy.
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SAM'L REYNOLDS,

Franklin, Aug, 90, 1873. Foreman.
To ,h- Honorable. the Judges of the Court
OF Qnerier Sessions OF the County OF VeI
mango; Penn'a:
We, the Gr4nd Jury, now ia sessions at
tn, August term of said Court for the year
1873, would respectfully report that we have
visited the County Jail. and after
thorough examination Of the building, lis
rooms, cells ard fixtures, would reeot .
mend that the wash room therein be orr
ranged and new pipes introduced; that ali
the pipes in The building need more or less
repairing, as the same are leaking badly in
the privy, OF at lsas! two inches 10 diame'
ter; that the engine and boiler used for max.
ing steam TO heat The Jail, sbonld be removI
ed from a present position to a bu ildir 6
10 be erected for that purpose in the rear OF
the Jail building, as its present location is
dangerous to the safely of the Jail and II. IN
m aies; that the Jail building is greatly 10
need OF being pa irled, which should be
done forthwith and also that wooden shut
iers should be made aud hung at the VIM
dows of said Jail in order that the building
may appear creditable to the good taste and
common sense of The inhabitauts OF our
county, and not any longer be pointed to 40
The standing disgrace OF the conmunily.-
With these additions and Improvements we
believe tho building can be made comfort
able, safe ana servicabe for many years.
We would commend the Sheriff aud Tnrr
key for he'geueral appearance Of cleanli-
ness and good order which is apparent 10
the building aud among the pr 'soners, we'll
knowing that this could only be (under the
existing disadvantages above refsrred TOY
by the exercise Of unusual care and diligsnc e
on the part OF the officers in charge there.
oi
SAML REYOLDS,
Franklia, Aug, 20, 1873. Foreman.
, 1873-10-03
COUNTS IN BRIEF.

UH1EF.
Henry Hansen han Tiled n apraocipo against
James Slattory for $4,000 damages.
Tito FirBt National Dallk Of Dolvidoro, ILL.,,
commenced All action III aaa,n,rait Of e7,006
In tic caso OF Trnnl stnrgou l. Co. nrainnt
1Iugon. to declare IIngona loLiors rn:onl void,
Judgo I'lodgott found IL favor Of tin comrl,n.
ants. holding that Hagen thought tto prior
pnsonIoe was not Tho renl inventor. T.:o facts
wefo rrrnrtusl In The 1AlnuSI ut tho t!Islu Vi
tic n,ttl1,ue,,l,