Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-11-08

OCTOBER.
Chief Of Police Brady, makes the fol-
lowing report of police business for the
month of October
Arrested Oh the charge of disorderly
conduit, 81 for assault and battery, IL
for cruelty TO animals, Il for yagrancy 3
for larceny, 2 for drunkenness, 81 for
violating city ordinances, 8 horses and
cows impounded, % amount received
for fines, sos ; amount received for regis
tering dogs, IS number Of dodgers for
the month, $50.
Coal DUMP.-We have been shown by
DIR. VIM. Field, Of this city, very inge-
nious contriyance for putting coal into
cellars, for which the doctor is daily OK.
pectiug his letters patent. This invention,
he claims, will not oustruct he street nor
make any dit, and may be described as |
follows; To the bed Of the cart is at |
tached two rstcheis which work upon |
cogs upon the running gear by means of
crank. The body Is made to run back
about four feet, and then can be dumed
by the slightest pressure unon inc elevas
Tor. There Is door 1.-The rear Of the
cart which allows the coal 10 escape into
The elevator. The elevator is about ten
feet long and fifteen inches square, COM
llelely EONeINus Ltlt 10 uIJu AuN IL
side belt of canvass with floats upon il
and friction rollers, around which IL is
luade to revolve rs each Of the floats pass
around after the mauntr OF the horse
power Of u thrasher, aud the coal Is
dropped into the cellar. The elevator is
also worked by crank. The Doctor, a
lew days ago, visited Philadelphia aud
lad an Interview with Mr.. McGOwen, the
President, and Mr.. Wilson, the Superin-
1endent OF the Reading Railroad, and
they have ordered one of the dumps as
sample and say that if it works satisiac-
torily they will have ii attached to all
their carts. Mr.. MahiOn Warner, coal
dealer at No. 212 y. Twenty street,
Philadelphia, has also ordered one.
RAvIEes OF AN OPIUM EATRR.-Last
evening officer Blankenbillcr was ap
preached by a young woman at the
corner of 9Th and Penn Streets, who
asked to be conducted to a lodging place.
She was witt out money, and the officer
escorted her to the police headquarters,
where she gave the name OF Anneua
Lowering. She was placed in the loiger S
department, and nothing was heard of
her until midnight. Keeper Reiland was
on duty, and al about II O'Clock he
heard the woman calling for help. She
said she wanted opium, aud plead pit
eouely for it. Between II aud O'Clock
the became raving mad, and tore every
ktitch of clothing from her body, snd
danced ABOUT Inc cen IN her midnigh'
DIgies' cue tnen tooe ,n1 svloA l9inA
~ .ne e@7eul.n', anu novulue ~ 20 tL'
has, sA1 sOol, hau " "teNi anu unsl,i
;suUu. INC npaItl"ehti anu Wnen VI Z
neilahu atlyeeieu' suo wa L9lulis ~
hnuer Platloiln WIN tle eNluehl put
lose VI sStllnS tnr liace on nlv. 9n'
wa sel1eu ~ .H,pMn me " u'i ~ OslI
hnu neI cioVotns gwen 10 uui'- He""w'
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MARINE Ngws.-The schooner /. A
Brsfm,a.L reported ashore ON Lrwc
leach last week. hgs leeu h1rlod on
On Tuesday night of las. a.ek IN,
schooner Wcsf Wind capsized oil jam s
Island, near Crishold. Tie crew wer,
tayed. This vessel. we believe. wen
ashore at Lewcs in Us and was 6ough
hp MI, leP p...e ~ g ~.
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A DAsTAEpiY ACr.-On eaturds
night the barn and stable Of All=. done
than Williamson, residing near Brids
town, in this county, was set on fire au
consumed, together with TWO horses,