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, 1873-11-11
CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET.

MONDAY EVENING. NOV. 10.
About so carGoes wctn on Aulo To-day. T!lo market
WAS fairly Rctfo Romcwhcre III tile noghhoorhool 0f
l9 cargoes having cnnge1 halls in tho co>1rso Of Tue
dny divided between tho country and CITY trade.
rrfces were essentially unchanged, poco BtnE bring
Ink $8Ul ca,uon boards, 3u.009S0: 80 good 1n.run
boards anil strpa, l2.o0G51400 9h!nElea and latA
wore nosliual We quote !: Good aud choice Htll.run
boards and stripes, $l4009l medium bonrda and
strips $l0. .003i 200; common do $9.oo39.oo tosts
aud scantlng, $500; shingles, $3.00@3l2H lath,
{100. ----
LUMBER FnEIaHTa.
Manistoe, &. 90 Muakego, $2.60 LldinGton, $2.70;
Grand Haven, $2.00 poutwAtcr, $2.76 Menomtnoo,
$780,
At THE YARDS, ....
Tho demand continues tair, NIL things conFlderod
No change reported u PRICES though for cash deal
are generally disposcd TO make concessions Aara.
wool in better demand, but prices arc fseq0oHtly
sladsd. Wo repeat:
Rocond C!eur Inch 10 iuch ,,,,..,, 47,l1 t35U.M
trhlrd cirar i inch, 3A.pD Gaa000
Third clear ttck 43,qD GS45.00
Clear flooring, 1st anl I'd together. m =, anna
ctcar aiding 1Ht anil ID touuthcr. 11,M Ga2J.un
HnnI,nom sijinr nr..,,.,,,,.,,,. lH.00 Gs20U0
Common tlaorlng, lresaetl, ATst, os'na s.n.oo
Common AuOrlnE, dressed, atc0nd.. .0.oo t45a0o
WaGoll.box b1artls selected. II incAca
nto,lf hoar rin. $500 (938.O0
Il stock iwarJg. 27.U0 9S0.00
O etock boarla 14.0o @lG,00
Common boarls. 12,0o @t3.0D
Jo!at, aeanil!ng, Email timber. fencing.
stc, " foot aAd tudor, Ktoen. .,,... 14.N @15.N
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SHEET z1Nu-Full cahtr, 10ko; ha1f casks, 10Ho;

snEnr ZlNo-Full cahas, loNo; half casks' 'oSo;
81 ansnz 's inoH1ao E X letes r"s'ia 'ron' aas
No s3S IT, e. a ss sS H. a
Of a5 por cont il made from th!a lIst: ,ou.
4e tnnsd sfp aes; sne aopos aeo lo
nr1Nos t. 9e !tq p loG; to III II II III u,
Hs Il io: iu s!a oo; ao fa Saaic. 2ss per cent
fss % # %Se,s;s sas &C. at tho price,
IT, sea d. 'isS ssSo; ' II sna 81 o sou ID
10 k2vSt s sS Il estias ias s an,
ropc, y y, l7kc; s!sal rope, " 14s9to%s; snsh
s 'slfsa ss5 ss1s i K h. 2Ssiis is 'siis ssia 81 s
,s s ssss;n T.s ss ass 5 ssas s 's S ansas ni
tSo sedea aeed on Saturday q ss'ss eeins @ sisy M 4
naooa sa st To- boe and 1T
sy ai u; a. wne1 tSas' ] cs7ss de- dS IN: sta
',s; Sss s$s e sss. IL ss
bank OIL Goc atralts 61c; elopsnt oil, 95o; turpcn-
tine 50e naphtha, G. gravity, 1asloo naphths. COM
n'f receipts wero unsu.y large and
preea ruled castor. ree;hnows quetn,nlo a. SlaoS
cars Western ind cars Ohio reachbows 1T $1.to;
e. sssFs sepIe on = 3 isl Ssrs
Stth !shs local inquiry but tho sreecr portion Of
thu oega havo 6sen the MARKET eeyofa " asys
dssS ss2 sa3ssse' 1S Is
sxsa. s.soSa %siisfa dsis pr sas
as SssSss1 :utps ass xsnis0n 'aae'
sAErWns fnisy active and stoady at tho recent Do
cline. rhe Uanala ualt il sl.7o. We quote: ononda.
nnpiH Hao1u Gnn. TO-.
solar d.!sy, Tthout Sass d dairy with
0A sEE6s@ose ] anii and ssaior. M Timothy sold 1owor
seeat ssso. Fa1, aood seysr e w se4 aos T.
ss III ios ssas pfas ti'aotsy bsss lsis
at $323o u baga ordinary clover at $48s; 10 bags
rEaMony az sS NJ q trading WAS
this department, mud tho quoted prices were peang
m sEeDa as' Z
good 6osToo do choice to o1tre lno o5c8sllo COM
5oeos g. sosa as io a5ssa
powder, 1ot9eoo clotoc pingsuey, sll59l.@ extra
Meyssae l. sooa ao
ioa} Japan s5@e5o; common to tlns oolong, s'a45o;
| good, 6bGa65c: choice to extra, 85c9$1.o0.
Fiss ous-E1tra. % 7s@aoo; eIeles. eSs7oo; rneai-
'. s"9cSsS lsat 7;sos; hst bright, eos7oo
'la saostso n aosa e choice, aa@sso; medium aae
' woop s W. 1 weaE and noninn1ly lower. We dror
outside quotations, as folows y neceh, &C. $3.50; maple
WOoL-Dusfness Ia ut Ktnndstlll, and prices nrs
nomiually unchanged, ns follows: ,o<,.o
TUB wsshcd Common 10 good .4ol3. .s
S:sss S:sss zs:Ss s:SsS 4&ix: sssss
Elecce washed, medium Light. .sggsa3
, 1873-11-11

Tho imports Of wheat at Marseiles Franco, from tho
22014 lLs each, against sa56o quintais for tho
Responding tmo in 1879, and from Aug; to oet:ls,
1s9 b2sG3o qunala ogsjnas G97 oOo guintas for the
MArecilles October, 1873, was 9o,ol4 quintals.
There was in trausit for tho United Kingdonl Oct.
the 18th Of October Is cargoea Of lze with cargoes
aggEegattng 13l equal TO 500 bn againat
OF the amount in transit Oct a8, 1873, 24 cargocs with
76ls1 qrs, werc from Americas md 10 cargoes aggre-
eating 653l4 qrs, from Buntheastcrn Europe.
Tho steamor aip!ncn!s from America arc not included
In above.
Thu imports into the unltcd Kingdom for the week
ended Nov. 1879 between 900 md 60 600 ira
Of mntze 49, 600 to 600 hrls Of -four and 600 to
600 qa Of wheat Tho arrivals Of both wheat and
corn of coast were moderate.
The stock In London Nov. J.. 1879, was cabed as
being between $1,000 and $4,000 qrs OF naize, aud
275, QUO to 800 009 1rs Of wheAt. ~
Tho visible supply u gra!n including tho stocka In
granary at the principal points Of accumulation at
iakc and acaboard ports in transit the akaa the
Now York canals, mud by rail, was, Nov. l. 1878;
, 1873-11-11

Withdrawn from store on Saturday for city con-
sumption: 5,4o8 bu wheat; 5,412 bu corn; $3.50
bu oats; Gao bu rye; 5,o7o bu barley.
Tho following grain has beon inspected into
storo this morning up to 10 O'Clock: s93 cars
wheat; ZIG cars corn o,oo0 bu yellow do; 17,Goo
bu No. q do, and 12,2o0 bu rejected do, by CO.
nal; Is cars oats 1000 bu No. 2 do by canal
u cara rye; 25 cars barley. Total t6l1 cars),
270, 900 bu.
The following table Bhows tho distribution Of
the breadstufrs shipped out from this city dur
ing the past woek;
, 1873-11-11

HOGs-ncccivcd, l4,131. There WAS good degree
Of activity IN tho hoy market at the opening this
morning and trade DID not lug until tho pens were
cleared II stock, which was accomplished By tho mid
do Of the afternoon. Tho weather was cool, and tho
receipts wero moderate both Of which csrcumstan
tended to strengthen the views Of oloss anl they
mao a.rong effort to regain satur.laya decline, but
buyers failed to respond, and the daya business was
ru1sactcl at substantially Saturdays prices qualty
considered. Sales were reported at S3.45@3.8 -
chietly nt s360t1375 Tho offerings were much better
aging over 260 lbs. The market closed steady.
, 1873-11-11
COMMERCIAL.

MONDAY EVENING, Nov. 10.
Tho following were tho receipts and shipments
Of the leading articles Of produce in Chicago
during the past forty-eght hours. and for tile
corresponding date ono year ago:
, 1873-11-11

NOVENlBEK IL, 10 ID.
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nt unchanged rrices Nsvies, $25o@2.eo; primo hand
nke a9 q Sooa H 81 pss q Hs sun aa yaaw hSna
pcaa. t1.95: do greun. $l.t0@t.46.
1lfri; laer tTa'a wsa aensrs!!y rspostsa'
to cioslng day. q tas weo Tic rcceirs woro asaln
xhsh 1s9va to ny
choico yellow 2o@39c medium to good 1o@24o; In
feSs g Ssew dsIsi aa@ss sa oa,y Orders continue
tueed condition q Tue stooxs throughout Tho country,
sfs s P'fs :s'n 4'nere;a I sio %
s ss :nas 7s'se Do ss 5spS's G%s a'aS
viii work itself into choce hurl broom, 8T@7a;
@fGA6fi @G6ibs ia1ss'f Si; tss sm.!, de-
y hssss sssSaess s'T pss:s
$?@:s ~ s,a; @s;s :'s;ss S'.ss s$
%s '1a fSs" Sas '%s s
1af rfof e' % sS 49, s set e' t:o aae
sss issS sSss
5000, ds; Do common ooe91o.oo; Indiana rrosaed
$l9 o0@25oo; do common. slo.ooaid.oo: fro clay, U
0' GEEsEThsre x.. IN easier feeling In tho market
q SR1an ona sa It
Ssdasiion XSXs , Ia ,5 Sssn .a5sssa = ydtp M
Ts'f oa aes md re- iii
Al tha following rates: New York factory, mild 1s@
a9s ose s,ss sSso5g 1s iSs "'''En factory do 100
ssns ;5ssassy 5 asssss sss &c
;sAps sfs'; rs .
@ nsssi tHSrnf fae1swapsn a1s @ siseo Ers ooS
Ganns cs & Hn so A0s6g % ~ gra yst
IL arsts ?i ssas neat iosa Waasca :5e
is net 'ndtfy hcyy f2F cadr n9Tk
wore sn as s reess: PORK psrre
Mh'sty b.15es ar afsses
sess'ssl soass 81 sss ssss
S1ss sys rSsE1 FSS7E ostsS
circle noue hoaais aH9v40 Res ST. nos o n9op
. ssoo5ato: % por p; - .,,ao,
Pickles TsEs anosd a. 3ot Ind eaav o ron.o
Good to prime oogs1, ,sr0mn o f
32Sng a RsS t9Hs1 pet cont
N ns., ''sy as n aaoa
material nate A. IN wbe.sh Mbr
ssss ~ ;fs y. de ssassszs NJ 5ea,' -
g6% NS: asoTe r. ne"' w s-p5' nc n11IS
$oo97 No 'aerS ,,o'a S' 'o.h = sGa nan' ~
anrsa9E "a hsfTnst tbFaor s % harrns Tgun9 br
90 s44ss sesis h6slaSD ooasDs S0 ayo,
sam1n; smn NIITs.Tho demand for 1ood. I,
vsss Say s; 5 'sS srsa r,:s e 5s ss;
sisesa eSAs and ptisa ere ii
"a little. Figs arplcs and peaches wcro steady and Arm
80 new. drums, 1aN@1so; gs, in boxes, now, lt@1So
sS nsW iss = rafsns ayass o
IT, vssncis ns s@iso sS zants arfsns
sn sppss Mehss s'isss see % ioso
sssshS a. s'iaSs %ss psss ?
is borries new, isslsso; rasrberries, loSs2o pte
sas{ MP's v.D. Tnui CHI
eS@1oHc; peeans, Te1as, 11slso; African peanut
er 9MSnE' nsss, ,>@4e @e''h '0an'sS oe'' 1'nneSSe
GREEN aud , @ NEE a,ss
nrs far md caiers aro iayina iu cir wnte
STOCK Grapes aud othot small fratt IRE nearly out
hs Inferior lotnons s700; oranges 00 per brl
~ California pears, s2i5Gs4o5 Per case; common
s III
e. So !;
sqSss 'sa sad IL
closing day. q iass xssi The moysaen howeys
at wore quoted at Ho lower, aud further reduction
IN ia III ronned sugars is also noted. oo1ees wo
seS;5sSeS|y S$gS.aS, Ssssf3ass, stsasy; %s quote:
;s1 slAo JAVA, No as2oNo 1ancy Il IT, ae@2a!5e
, 1873-11-11
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Foreign Markets.

$ss S;ss I ST.
~u uL1rEnrooI, Nov. 1o-ap. m.-1ard, s3s Cd. Pork
Ilv1RrooI, Nev: 10. ?. m.-Market unchanged.
snS Saas Xslss sRsa% XII ..sss
cotton to arrive higher salcs Of uplnnds tho banis
of good ordinary, shipped octobor and November,
breads!uta steady prices unchanged
nd: sa 49, @cAesss sSsr I'll S RS ss1
The livestock Markets.
PHILADELPHIA.
Sale. 5000 essra rennsyivana nd western s.eers u
$oso@o.76; fair to good, ,Rs.2saooo common, $4oo@
snrEr-Dnll; .ales 1000 at = .so@6;so;
EAST LIBERTY, IA.
East L1BEnTr. Nov. 1p.-OATrLE-Arriysts, includ-
ing Saturday aud Sunday, 1877 cara; no aaies.
HooB-Arriynls, including Saturday and Sunday,
lag ears bes. philadephia @37s@3ao; Yorkers, ssas
snxEr--Arr1vals, including Saturday and sunday,
Is CARS; no salea.
NEW YoRK,. Nov. lo.-bzEvEs. Receipts. oeso.
making 900 for the week. against oo4o for nss week.
a s ae 1ss ss ~ e.
VT a masf.s sn 1.sssd hssTy esss xhea
carloads OF stock remained unaold. The extreme
range for nativc stcers was o,f@11Ho: Texans, 4k@
Fabruary 1884. Western droveza eopnt themselves
oanax ns to 'e as nuao ps5 u
atecrs, ok owt, at 9Ao; 9 cars, oA cwt, at oa@oc
cars, TX cwt, atoA@toHc cars, * cwt, At 1o4o
cars " ew It oXo; il cars, ax owt' at sSilo;5
cars. eN cw. 1t ago cars 6al ewt It sAo; cars.
Kentucky nteers. TX owt, eH@1oHo; cars, TX cwt,
at lo@12e osrs * ewt, ate e1o; cars, Y ewt,
at %; s cars, 8 cwt, at 8xo 10 cars Texans,
" cwt seMo; cars, " owt, a. @. oxo .,,xnn
for the week, against 2o79o tor Inst week. Sheep
rangcd from 3>f@5hc; lambs. from Sh@7Ne.
6w1NE-Ieooipts yesterday and to-day, 49, $780, max
Ing 5a $50 for the wetk against for last week
prlcea further dec1ned aud the martot closed with
unsettled feolnR. Fair hogs sod nt 4c city dressed
| ranged from 47f3ILc.
, 1873-11-11

Total. .111, ,QBt,33 D4,G8I, ,4l7
The receipts Of wheat at Odessa iron. tho interior
were ut latest mail aviccs, by barge aud rail- from
11g6 600 to 900 bu per week. There has been
accumulation of stock there ars buyers for all the
supply fast arrivals and steamers wore In readi-
ncsS to take It. ;.
The e1porta from st. Petersburg from Jan. to Sept.
20 hayo been, IN tschcwurts Of about bu each, ~
f0owa.
, 1873-11-11
The Produce HInrkCts.
NEW YORu

NEW fUHA.
NEW YORK, Nov. 10.-CorroN-Opened firm and
higher but closed weak and Irregular; 1nldllng up
land 141o: future cloaed easy aalcs Of December at
IL 1l-1G@13Ac.
Observation-Disclosures heavy, but pricea anchhngeds
receipts 1900 brls Rye nour in buyers favor. 1t
$A25@a.20. Corn meal quiet and firm Western, $32s
a3.G5.
Wu1sK1--Firmor, 9111ae2e.
c.r.rr !, - nv Tn ntorc harc Nov
, 1873-11-11
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.

MONDAY EVENING" Nov. 10.
ALoOHOT-Was quiet aud steady ut $l.7i1i.7D for
u por cent proof.
DkANH AND pEAa-Wsts III Light oraor dsmand
, 1873-11-11

ThrcO tlonra per to l,o added WHOM transferred
which charge fo11owa tho sngles.
ThicknesH-Tiyo shingles 10 ba TWO inches In thick
ntsR
Lpngth-Si1tccu inches.
HARDWOOD.
Dack-Waln,st - Counters, $100.00Ga1E0po: closr
so5.ooGass.0o: common. $J5.oo@50oo: Gull, s2o.oo@
35.UO; flooring, $4,000.
Anl!.oear, $2a o9a4o.oo 1 1eommon, mn $to.oo@25oo;
0ak-Ocar. $2ooo@4o.0o; common, $fo.oo@25.oo;
Gull, $9.0031G.00
Maplo-oloar, S3a0Oa a5s.oo; common, sle.oo@2soo:
% patternut~oo.r, $s5uo@cooo; common, *ao.oo9
5000. ....
Oherry-c1car, 34o.oo@oo.oo; common, $ls.oo9
wi Whltewood-oIesr, s3o.oo@4ooo; common, $4,000
925go; Gull, &i0.0o915.00.
Wagon atock-uiekory a11es, per rot, s1.00@1.5o;
wagon poles, each, 4s0Bbo box boards. $3ooo9 1000.
Florida red cedar, $50 per # mahogany 30t9&0c
do counters. 600 rosewood. 60a80o while holly, 30oe
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-08-16

There is no pain which the Centaur Lini-
ment Will not relieve, no swelling IT will
not suhdue, and no lameness which It will
not cure. This is strong language, but it is
true Where the parts are not gone, its
effects are marvellous. II has produced
more cures Of rheumatism, neuralgia, loci;
jaw, palsy, sprains,s wellings, ked-breasts,
scalds, burns, salt rheum, ear-ache, &c,
upon the human frame and Of strains, spa
win, gals, &c, upon animals in one year
than have all otherp pretended remedies since
the world began. It Is q eounter-irritant,
an all-healing pain believer. Cripples throw
away their crutches the lame walk, poison
Gus bites are rendered harmless, and the
wounded are healed without scar. It Is
no humhug. The recipe is published around
each bottle. II is selling as 10 article ever
before sold. and it sells because it does Just
what II pretcnds to do. Those who now
suffer from rheumatism pain or swelling.
deserve To suffer il they will not use Cen
taur Liniment. More than 1000 certificates
of remarkable cures, including frozen lin bs
chronic rheumatism, govt, running tumors
&C, have been received. We will send a
circular containing certificate the recipe,
sc, gratis, 10 any one requesting it. One
Bottle of the yellow wrapper Centaur Lint
ment is worth one hundred dollars for spa
siued or sweenied horses and mules or for
tcrcw-worm IN sheep. Stockowners-thia
/ linimcnt is worth your attention. No fam
| lily should he without Centaur Imminent
Price 5Ue. a bottle, large bottles sl.OO.
!. b. ROSE n 90,
50 Broadway, New York.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-08-16

A MAN ARRESTED AND MuLcTED WITHOUT.
WARRANT OR AUTHORITY.

A MAN ARRESTED AND INFLICTED WITHOUT.
WARRANT on AUTHORITY.
Thursday week, gentlemAnnamed T. W
Getty. stopping at the Washington House
and engaged in manufacturing shirt pat,
terms was arrested by officer Hedrick, at the
Of violating the license laws Of the State.
Mr.. Getty saws he was taken before Esquire
Frazer hut that officer would not
h ar the case but gave Hedriek
letter to Attorney General Lore, and OH.
Ger and prisoner both started TO find that
gentleman. On their way Hedrick told
Getty the case could he settled for $40 and
told him he had better pay that amount.
Getty, not knowing the law, agreed TO this
and went back TO Mr.. Frazer and told him
about the settlement. He asked the Squire,
before paying the money, II he would be
allowed to continue his business alter
doing so, without taking out license,
and was answered In the negative, but told
he could settle the case with the officer
Mr. Getty then paid Hedrick the $40 and
After this Mr.. Getty called on Mr. Lore,
| explained the character and extent of his
| business, and WAS told that he didn't require
any license and the whole proceedings in
| the case were Illegal With this bit OF IN
! formation, Getty saw uedrick and demanded
the money he had paid him. Hedrick said
| he had given half the amount TO "pard "
hut returned the other half with a promise
| 10 hand over the remaining t5. This He'd.
| rick said he wasn't compelled to do, as II
was but breach of trust, but his honor
as an officer would not allow him
/ to retain any Of the money. Again Mr..
| Getty called on the officer for the remaining
| ~, but Hedrick told him IL he could get II
he would; further, that he thought the In
formation MIR. q. had obtained WAS cheap
| at live dollars.
The remainder Of the fine has not been
| Maid Mr Getty yet. and suit for Its re-
cover will probably be the result.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-08-16

REBUKE-We are indebted TO one OF
aged citizens for the following; "In the
days Of my hoyhood, some fifty years ago, a
gentleman. stranger. on Sunday morn
ing entered the old Radnor Presbyterian
Church, In Delaware county, while the con
gregation WAS seated listening TO the words
Of the minister Up the aisle he walked
viewing both sides for seat. and las no one
offered him one he quietly turned around
and walked out. Presently he returned
bearing upon his shoulder a large piece Of
log, which he placed In prominent posi-.
tion near the pulpit, sat down upon Il and
listened attentively TO the sermon and ser.
vices, and when these were ended, he, In n
very orderly manner, picked up his rude
seat. carried II out 10 where he had found
IT. mounted his horse and rode of. ! have
frequently since attended churches wherein
some such iehuke would have been highly
anmrnmrluin IInal nhcaier Nalna
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-08-16

Between and o O'Clock on Saturday
night the special Waterman employed at
the City Railway depot, attempted to dis
perse a party of drunken men around the
premises, when the latter turned upon
and thrashed him. Being somewhat
excited and probably sore, the Waterman
mounted a horse, FASTENED to police head
quarters and reported a bloody riot then
in progress at the depot. Chief OF Police
Brady Immediately sent out several oili-
GERS who found on their arrival every
thing to be quiet and that the riot had
only existed in the Imagination Of the
somewhat abused watchman.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-08-16

GRoRe rowN CANP.-The camp meeting
now Icing held at Wilson's woods, near
Georgetown, Is success. About thirty
four tents, many OF them two stories high,
are on the ground. On Sunday the grounds
were crowded, and II il estimated that
thirty-hve hundred people were present
hut not the slightest disturbance
took place during the whole day. Rev. MT.
Wilson, Friday week, preached the m q ser
mon on the ground and created much en-
thusiaam by his earnestneas. On Saturday
and sunday many excellent sermons were
PREF he'd and much in crest created. Mr.,
d Wis, the minister in charge, anticipates 4
surpassed
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-08-16

INpUsTRIoUs LIGHTNING.- During the
storm on last Sunday afternoon the resi-
dence OF MIR. James Ii. Peterson, on New
street was struck by lightning. The dis
charge played. as Is usual some strange
freaks. 1t struck the corner posi- of the
house. glanced oil ami damaged the corner
of screen door, ran along the Dashboard OF
the house, made hole the size for rat 10
pass through In a piece of timber dashed
through the sitting room aud out to the pig
pen. Mr.. Peterson and several of his fam
lily were severely stunned hy the electricity,
but none seriously injured. A hog 10 Air.
P's pen was so much inquired that u died
the same day. On examination. the bones
in the hinder parts OF the animal wcrr 20.
duced 10 "a powder. The lightning entered
the house Of MIR. funis. adjoining Mr.
Peterson's, at the same instant, through the
window and pissed out AN open door. Mrs
Ennis and child had a very narrow escape
-DeiardrcRn, gN iHsL
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-08-16

GRsr AND SAW MILL BuRNED.-On Sat.
urday evening last the grist and saw mill OF
Mr.. Davis Sill, on Red Clay Greek, in Ken
nett township, WAS totally burned. II Is
supposed that the fire originated from
sparks from a brush heap which had been
burned early in the fore part Of the day.
Mr.. sill was the only person At home when
the fire was discovered. and made every
effort TO thwart the progress Of the flames,
but failed. The mill was one Of the oldest
on the creek, being built In It's, aud was
formerly known Ms Marshalis mill. The
total loss will probably amount TO 5000
the building was insured for 1880 IN the
Doe Rum InamIAmnn lnmnAmN.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-08-16

PEDEsTRIAEIsM ON THURSDAY WEEK.
The pedesirianism at this place on Thurs
day week was successful affair; the run
ming being about the best ever seen in this
city. Adsetts and MoultOn contended IN the
100 yard race. CLARK, from this city, and
Wells. from Pittshurg, Pa, were IN the
half-milc race. the latter winning At 22i'5
Perhaps the browning feature Ia the after,
Mrs. Mouton 100 Yards this helng the first
opportunity of witnessing female pedes
trianism All eyes were centefed on her
We ARE pleased 10 say that she proved that
ladies could enjoy athletic sports and vel
not be coarse and vulgar Her lady-like
department excited considerable comment
Mrs. Moulion is - tine looking, finely formed
lady. and Judging from the time she made II
this ther secoudl public trial 200 yards b.
| l3t4 secoudsl she bids iair to be the fastest
| lady TANNER in America,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-08-16

How THE OYSTER WATCH Boat rs En-
PLoYED.-A correspondent Of the Break.
water Light writing from Little Creek
Landing, says the oyster watch boat, Blue
Wing recently purchased by the state for
oyster beds within its jurisdiction, Is used
by certain Doverians 10 make excursions in
TO the Breakwater and sther places and
when not engaged IN this way can be found
lying A. anchor on SUNDAYS and at nights In
Mahon's river with but one man on board,
The boat, in other words, affords hut little,
II any, protection TO the oyster beds ni the
State and is supported for the benefit OF a
few parasites and pleasure seekers.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-08-16

DIVISION or OPINIoN.-The act regulating
the sale Of liquor says The applieat o.
for license shall be signed by twelve free
plain construction Of the act is 10 protect
the freehOlder and It IL the qualifcat o.
Il mesters not where man lives, II he has
freehold In the district, he can sign, A
woman can sign as well as a man. This Il
we believe will 30 be held by the Courts
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