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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-05-14
TAX SALES.
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10 all whom q NAY eoHeerp;
Notice d hereby given that the following property
vaa sold for taIei May ~ 1sJl and II not redeemed
a. this once, tcsether Nth nc interest and cost "A
issue 70 the purchaser In the corporate name Of the
D,e, o. s ihs x Il v1
AVE- sasss' W JOHN y. COOK.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-05-14

The GREAT RNdLisH RKNKpY for Gout and
Rheumatism. All sufferers from the above COM
plalnts either OF recent or long standing, are Ad-
yised 10 use Bair's Gout and Rheumatic Pills.
They can be relied upon as the most safe and
efectual remedy ever offered To the public, and
have been universally used In Europe for many
PRour a HARsAsT, 40 Strand, London, England,
and sold by ali druggtsts.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-05-14

Old No. 1901 CHOICE SPRING (Neg No: q
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-05-14

THROUGH LINE BETWEEN WASHINGTON
L PHlLADEkpHM AND NEW Wy, YORK ORR,
Trains betveen Washington and New Yorf
~ Fo III new Y0Rk' ashqu, change Of car.
Leave daily (eIcept sunday At a m, Ian
FOR PHILADELPHIA
Leave daily teHccpt sunday ct NIL
ON SUNDAY.
Leave for New York at . 40 p. m, and Phila
sleeptnS oars for New York on the 10 D m .r%
Through tickets TO Philadelphia, New Yorh
Boston be had al the station Once 81 all hour
See baltimore and Ohio Railroad sdysrtissment
for schedule between washington, Baltiporsl An.
nApolis aud the West THOH r. SHARP,
Assistant Master OF Transportation.
In. COLE, general Tiekst Agent
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-05-14
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

X
.na 9i zsb .Rsf ~
.., FoR BALTIMORE
Leave daily, siosp, sunday ~ ~ s ~ and n.
'o'N a. Ok ~ sHTfSlbkS. foSks SiiffSoRaEs 4" p N.
Leave att'b and "a. m, and !, sis'b2o. = and
FOR ALL WAY STATIONS
Leave daily except Sunday, at ~ and ~, and
~ sna 4, Nh SnS ;l.,.s 4 n, toI,o,
~ son s1l Sdfssg SR afs
paRS S sipS 9snSySS S uS 'S sas
fe"n' 0'Os'fo ron ANNAPOLIS.
Leave a d,1 a, m. and $40 p. m; bnt no train TO
or ffum Annapolis on sunday,
foR NORFOLK
80 Sk, ALE PkSfs III faE WEST. an
.. m, and 40 and n m, on saturday sfS'B and
! D. In, And on sunday at . 10 and y. IN,
From MA fSsI k Sssls Ss sda Ssm,.,
frSa ii i aRss iss sSd bsltnoss M,B.m
.h TT2R gnPSss 4 e s .aS sSs 3 M n"
FkoM TIM WEST.
Arrive q u. Z. S and 10 n p, m
sssnss bsssesssp. ppcShs.ns acssts BE Ave
af Sf sa sSSsr snfs r sssr
The depQt and put INTO tho bagEase car. =.
vertisemsn, Of Through fane,.,os n .u,,p
As.is,an, Master q fs;Pp,POTtsiion.
oSRs%5L IlSss. Agent
i,n1 eener.i kSsp q Msshipstan.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-05-14

1t Is certainly most desirable that some egis-
latiOn should he had at the pending session Of
the Assembly by which more perfect system Of
vital statistics may be secured. In this connec-
ZION II IL especially urged that burials shall he
authorized within the District Of Columbia witt =
out permit from the Board Of Health previously
obtained the application for the same In every
instance setting forth the name, age, sex, cOul-
try, disease causing death OF the deceased, and
any other information essential TO a complete
mOTtnaTy report.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-05-14

LADIES' TRUNKS AND sATCHELs, MEMS
AND BOYS HATS rMBRELLAS, &o.; WHITE
SHIRTS AND UNDERCLoTnING; COLLARS,
HOSIERY, TIES, &c., AT VERY Low PRICES
foR C 40 lssiEyENru STREET N;o ii WV
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-05-14

40. Pare French Candy tIO.
Is manufactured daily and sold at the low price
OF 40 cents per pound. at 40 Pennsylvania ave-
nue., nearly opposite National hotel. cou
Middletown transcript., 1873-10-25
Srlcft portrp.
THE END OF IT ALL.


SO this is the end Of II all--of tho love fondiy
dcemd
Would prove n swcc, fruition Of the priceless
thing Il seemed
Only walk in tho Starlight stroll by the
moon-iit river
An angry word-a low Goodnight" ,ha,
meant "Good-byc forever"
"Good-nigh," Your pale lips echo'd the cold
words Of my own;
4 chilling clasp Of your fingers, and stood there
alone;
Alone, by the trys,ing willow-alone with my
broken drcam-
Alons with the ghos, Of dead love, in the moon
lights pallid gleam.
Only word but twas spoken in u moment Of
jealous pain
A word that ended loves romance, and lei, on
its mcm'ry a stain.
Only walk in the slencc--a stroll by the sleep
ing river
An angry word-a low Goodnight" but it
meant " Goodbye forever"
Middletown transcript., 1873-10-25
srlctt Storn.
THEODO R A.

Come, come. my dog. we'll now turn
in I'm tired with long days watching.
Why, Cooric. what's the matter p
And as the beautiful Scotch terrier came
up. wagging his tail. the young cavalry
officer bent his bright, handsome face, al
rcndy bronaei by the ludinn climate. over
him, till his own black, curly locks min
glol with Conrics yellow coat
Whats the matter, dog? We've pick
e,ed down Angu. CHS horse) ready sad.
died we've had our supper, aud the na.
tives are all abed so como along too. mon
chiea, the Scpoys are long way off as
yet
Throwing away bis eiear. Edward st.
clare rose up aud eut,rrd Ia, little hunea-
I,w h. only Whit. mn il il ~ nrar il.
for ihe nrNr ps4er was II couple of nil
to the south
Really tired the young mnn threw hin,
self on the couch. aud closed hi. eyes. bid
ding Caorie lie down Bn, Coorir was
| unaecuuntally restless aud fdgrtty; he
whinei sil his pretty Black nose 10 the
ground, went To the window. and tinall,
as sleep seemed stealing over the wearici
young officer. he uttered u short bark
which instantly made handsome grey eye.
open wide agan-on the alert directly
What now. fooric =
The dog jumped on him licking his face
and pulling his arm violently tho moment
he sank back
"You won't le, me sleep ,hen--Ha
What is that"
A mans suppressed voice beneath the
window "St Clare. for Heavens sake
awake the Scpoys are upon Us y
Captain ST Clare was on his fee, in a
second, and at the window.
/" Daryille? Right. I'm armed aud
cloaked. and my horse saddled.
Come, then. returned the other bur-
ricdly; I'VE must fly for our lives Ny
horse is here; have ridden like ,h,
wind I"
S, Clare caugh, up his faithful little
dog, swung himself out of the window tC
the GROUND and swiftly and silently fetched
out his horse-a magnificent chestnut. TX
mount and put spurs 10 their animals wa,
but the work of moment They coule
hear the advancing enemy through th'
Jungle they could anos, see the natives
liks demons, surrounding the bungalow
aud shuidercd to think rf the narrow es
cape they had had from terrible, ,or,ur
ed. aud inglorious death.
Neither drew rain for an hour. lcadin,
their way for the nearest station. Then
as they rode on more carefully, St. Clsr
told the story Of Coorio's strange instinc
or presentmcn,. during which the littl'
animal. perfectly understanding the lovin.
voice aud touch as be nestled in the hcas
folds Of his masters military cloak, looke'
up gratefully
We heard their advance" Darvill
thon explained; "ani. being such smal
detachm 1T. Colonel Manners fell back 1
the south and sent me on to you with or
ders to Hy aud warn the stations betwce
this aud Burra,-Pcor. where ynu knnw th
main body lies"
"Ycs. All, there Is tho station below
. How quiet they are too quiet, Darvills
l don't believe there is a regiment to b
relied on. !"
: A little more. and he pointed suddenly
$ Great Heaven too late! The villain
/ have risen. Look, look we never though
to SEQ such an awful sight few sho
-
Middletown transcript., 1873-10-25
ADMINISTRATORS' SALE.

WILL. he sold at Public Sale, at the residence
w Of the late Jacob A. Vandegrif,, near Arm
s,rong's Crossing, on
SATURDAY,, NOTENBER 10. 1873,
Al II clock, 4. ", the following property, to-
wit head Of good farm Horses and Mules, >
good mileh cows, , young calves, fat hogs, /
shoats, . York wagons, peach wagon, arge
peach bed, farm wagon, ! sleigh and bells, !
grain fan, grind stone, wheat drill, corn
shelter, | cider mill, | reaper aud mower com d,
l hay rigging, . set wagon gears, plows,2 eul-
ivators brides aud collars, 2 set carriage gears,
I haif-bushei, | scythe and cradle, 1000 peach
baskets, | lot carpeu,ers tools, wise, lot corn
knives, shovels, hoes spades, b barrels vinegar,
lot empty barrels and hogshrads, lot Of grain
bags, lot Of bacon and pork.
Middletown transcript., 1873-10-25
NOTICE.

DERsONs who are indebted 10 the late firm Of
J. JOHN A. REYNOLDS 4 SONS will please
take noticc that the remaining unpaid accounts
have all been placed In the hands Of John A.
Reynolds. who will proceed at once to collect
them unless paid Immediately, as ,hey have Stood
h ag enough. y. REYNOLDS,
Aug. Soft s. N. REYNOLDS.
Middletown transcript., 1873-10-25
HOUSEHOLD GOODS.

Bedsicads, beds aud bedding, lot carpe,, bu-
renus, Chairs, cook stove aud conienis, clock,
lot window curtains, tables, benches, buckets,
milk pans. lot tubs, q dozen brooms.
Turkeys, geese aud chickens. 20 shares Of the
will lie sold at o'clock, RI
No postponenent on account OF the weather.
Terms will be made known on day of sale.
MATILDA w. fINDEGRIfT
N. T. WALKER,
s. n. Enos, Auri. .fdminis,rafors.
Oct Its
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-06
BOARD OF HEALTH.
SPECIAL MEETING, LAst EvENIxG-A PATENT
EXCAVATOR

| SPECIAL MEETING, LAST EvENIN0-A PATENT
EXCAVAToR.
The Board OF Health met in special session
ALL O'Clock, last evening, President Mccall
| In the chair
DR.. Draper, from the committee to consider
the subject reported that It was in expedient
TO comply with the request to send Dele
gates to the National Health Convention.
dOpted.
The Clerk read the petition from the city
Council, relative to The introduction Of the
"OdeEless EKeaEatOF, I" 10 the exclusion OF all
other methods of cleansing cesspOOls. II
was referred to the Committee on Contracts
and Licenses.
On the petition of this character already un-
der consideration, the cbmmittee e-Mr. Eckel
ehairinan-repOrted progress.
A communication wa read from VIM. Can
by, chairman OF the CoThmlttee on Grounds of
the Wilmington 4 BFRAdyWine Cemetery,
asking ths Board 70 adopt some measures
for the removal. Of gnafi-pOx bodies from
this cemetery. RefeFTed 70 q special COM
mittee.-Messrs. Eekel and DR.. Draper.
A communication was read from DIR. VIM.
Field, In relation to q machine recently inVen-
ted by him for the cleansing OF cesspOOls, and
the removal ef water from cellars, and stag
nant ponds The communication was accom-
panied by model Of Tho Invention. The lat
ter consisted Of two upright posts, connected
at the top and bottom with rollers. Over
these rollers, after the manner OF an endless
chain, passed broad belt, TO which were at
tached seYeFal tin buckets. The lower end
Of this apparatus TO be pAacedfn well and the
buckets, by means Of a crank, started on their
endless round. When they reach the bottom
of the well, they are, oil course, filled, and
when they 20 over the TIP of the machine,
their contents are emptled into q box or buck
ct conveniently placed for the purpose. The
receipt for deOd0fizing during this operation,
Is given by the Doctor aa follows -
Twelve gallons Of liHho water, as thick as
cream three pounds oil Of vitrOil, aud q lot
OF old leather, burned 70 coal mix well, and
sprinkle ever the gfeund, where the work is
beng performed.
The machines are TO contain fOar or ave
buckets, each Of which will hold from three TO
five gallons. The Doctor claims that
they will work speedily and eGectuAlly, and
clean wells at q cost from four 20 six cents per
cubic foot. He offers TO Beltthe city and State
tight, for the duration OF the patent, seventeen
years, together With the above receipt for de-
odoFiSing, for o. 900.
The communication WAS referred to tile
Committee on Contracts and Licenses
On motion. the Board adjourned.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-06
Era Es.

ST. JOE. No, December 5.--Three of tho prin.
cipal business houses In the town Of Laos, In thil
county, with their contests, were bhrnea lasl
night. Loss $50, 600 The assurance includes $40C
in Ilhe North American, OF Philadelphia.
SHRINGFTRLD, MASS, December "a fire on
Wright's block this morning destroyed property
to the amonnt OF Sl5, 600. belonging to various
firms. The Morgan Envelope Company had thFee
million postal cards badly damaged by the water
THoMAsToN, NE, December 5.-The carriage
and machine shop of the Maine State Prison was
burned last night. I,oss $4,000.
CONCORD, N. H, December 6-The Pembroke
House and stable, with seventeen horses, at Sun
cook, were burned to-day. Loss $4,000.
FoRT GARRY, MANITOBA, December "a de-
strnctiVe lire occurred beFs last night by which
the PaFliment building was totally consumed. ALI
the books aud official documenls were aaVsd.
LONDON, December 5.-A factory at Halifax
was destroyed by fire this morning. The loss is
estimated at Sl50,0O0. Three persons NePe allied
by falling walie.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-06
LooAL IarELLloEaoE
The ManAattan put on, % .sa, this mOru,up

The MansattaN put out 10 sea. this morning.
A public temp erlnce meeting will be held at
the City Hall, tomorrow.
Prot. Milton jackson will lecture, to-nipht be-
fore the Delaware Institute 81 Mechanic Afts, on
the +" Laws Of Falling BodIss." i,a@A
Such pleasant weather as we are having, to-da-,
is rare at this season Of the year.
n. F, Lohman, drnggist. at Felton, claims to
have the handsoniett baby In tie State,
Tue frame Of the new rolling mill OF McCnll-
Ough & Co., at the foot Of 7th ST., is up.
The third number of the HW0by Nonthly has
been issued, and is really good production.
This season " intend 30 sell Toys and Fancy
Goods cheaper than they are sold IA Phila1 1slphta
or New York. Cen and bo convinced,
Adams q Bro 5O6 Market street.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-06

RECOVERY OF A STOLEN RoBR.-About six
weeks ago farmer named Murphy. living near
Newark, hau a buffalo robe stolen from his mar.
ket wagon, at 9th and King streets A few days
ago Mr.. L. L. Woodrow, OF this city, hired team
al Pinkerions livery stable, and drove out to Mr..
Murphy's, on bnsineas. The latter gentleman, on
the arrival Of this team, recognized the buffalo
robe IN the carriage as the one which had been
taken from his wagon. Upon inquiry Il was found
that Mr. PInkerton had purchased the robe for e3,
from boy, who represented that his father had
purchased il from . circus man. This boy proved
10 be John Keegau, who IL now confined in the
City Hail cells, on suspicioR Of larceny. Keegan
will be tiIcd for the theft
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-06

The CULvERT FIEIsuED.-Work on the new
cnlVeTt to replace the one washed out last August
over st. Annes run, is about finished. As the
work drew near completion much rivalry sprung
up among some OF the "gents " who live down
new bridge.
The victorious palm was carried of by Col. G
aid to his Excelency Gov Ponder. who, defer
mined not to be Out-done, drove over the bridge
iast Saturday evening. The experiment. was
little risky, as the work was far from being done
but when was the Col. ever afraid, and what was
The breaking OF guide pole OF a carriage compar-
cd to the glory OF being the first 20 cross the
bridge Middleton Transcript
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-06
sTATEITEMs.


The Buell. family are singing In Sussex eOun-
ty.
Georgetown rejOIces over several very large
hogs.
Many of tho old farmers around MilfOrd are
selling out.
Gov. Ross, has sold to his son, Mr.. JAS Ross
for 100000. part Of his home farm near Sea-
ford. .s
The Sunday School Teachers Institute at
Laurel, was a grand success SO say all who
were present.
The fall term Of Wyoming College closed on
Friday last. The students passed satisfactory
examinations. ..
Southey A. Folk, Justice of the peace at Lau-
rel, has resigned and Jas. IL. Boyce, of 5. has
been appointed in his stead.
Rev. C. l.. Sharp, of Milford recently slaugh-
tered six IL months old pigs which weighed In
the aggregate 2085 ms, or an average of 347x
ms. each.
sSsJames BogRshas been appointed freight and
ticket agent Rt Dover, vice Philip Burnet, re-
signed. Mr.. BoRgs was lately agent ut Moor
ton station.
A drunken man, in Georgetown. recently
laid down fiat upon the ground, when the
ballf attempted to arrest him. Unable
to carry him, the officer left for assistance,
when the man Immediately "cut stick and
ran.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-06
4IslOrIoaI society Of DoIaware.
ANnuAL afEETIha LAsr I've,

ASEUAL MEETING LAST EVENIKG
The society held lie annual meeting, last even.
ing, DOeter AskeW Ia the chair.
The regular order Of business was suspended
and the society proceeded to the election of o n.
GERS for the ensuing year, with the following re.
suit
President Emeritus Hon. Willard Hail.
President-HOn. Daniel n. Bates.
Wire Presidents Hon. T. +. Bayard, New Castls
Co. Hon. John w. Houston, Kent &C. Hon. Edw
Wootten, Sussex, Co.
Corresponding Sccretary-L. r. Bush, n. d.
Recording SecTotaFy-J Joseph r. Walter.
LibTarian-Wm. d. Dove.
Treasnrtr-0regg Chandler.
DrectoFs-H. +. Asksw, n ID Gent. Henry du
Pont, James q. uOuRlas, ChippoWa, Hon Geo d.
Rodney, New Castle, EilwoOd Garrett.
The following letter vas read from Hon. VIII
lard Hail. who since the organization of the Aoel-
ely has been PFesident thereof.
WILMINGTON Dee. s, 1879, q
The hlstoaical Society Of the State Of Delaware
Wlu be pleased 70 accept this my neaiGnatson Of
The once Of President. / am unable 70 paEIorm
its dntiea.
with gIeat respect tOr the membeFs ana PRAYER
for their prosperity and highest regard for the 20.
cety
On motion McssE. Israel, Baah ana Walss we're
appolnled q committee to iagoFm Judge Han cf
hh election as President Emeritus and 10 prepare
and present 70 HIN resolutions expFesaiye of The
respect and affection OF the Eociefy.
The letter OF Judge Hall waa ordered 70 be
framed goF preservation.
Ths Society proceeded to dispose Of current
business and then adjourned 10 Tuesday next, the.
9th inst, Al ~ o'clock.
Ga last occasion Che exercises vii be oaliraIy
literary. aud Ia the programme. WilliAm Daane.
Esd. 81 Philadelphia, viii deliver an Historical
Address, ana Df. Bash will read an Historical Pa.
par on '.ArehihAld Hamilton Rowan.s Various
Otheg attFActions will probably be offered by iha
Committes Of Arrangements, and Il 10 hoped thas
the frsn1a of the Boeisiy win attend Ia mnml eRa
Tha pabllc are cordially invited 10 BE- present.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-06

WHY 1T WAS NOT PARsKD. The pay roll
Of the police department was not passed by
the City Council, on Thursday night, as Il
va vas noI presented " the toilce Commit.ee'
was in Washington, Thursday, and at noon,
by telegraph, requested Mr.. Hayes. Clerk OF
the Council, 70 send to his house for the ap-
proved pay roll. This dispatch, the operator
said, would be forwarded in SIX minutes, but
it did not reach Mr.. Hayes until nearly ten
O'Clock that night. This Is the reason the pO-
lice pay roll was not presented TO Council,
Thursday night.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-06
Tho Human KlGehsm amd as Dumb
WMafARM.

The body ID supplied with allmeht By vessels
which connect the stomach and Its auxliaries with
OGhce Of damb walters in q restaurant. In other
words. these media Of communication between the
animal kitchen and its dependents supply TO each
member and organ, near or remote. the quantity
and kind OF sustenanee required 10 keep Il going
When the stomach IL dereliet in It's duty, or the
dnmb walters ihoFt obsTueted it is the peeu lar
province Of Hostetters Celebgated Stomach BitteFs
10 strengthen and regulate them. usnea ia mar
velOus cures OF chronic indigegtioh and The emaea-
ten. debility and langaOr which are aeneFaiIg It's
~ ~ @ ~, poHe.ial altera.
checks irregularities OF the liver and bowels and
braces and invigoFates the nervous system is mar
vel not only 10 the general Dnble. but 70 the pro-
feesiOnal men. des3 tolO
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-06

SERIOUS AccIDKNT.-OA Wednesday (2Tth nit 4
Philemon Green, of Green's Mill, below Camden,
fell from his stable loft, where be had gone to get
food for hls horses producing, 1t is believed dis
location of the spinal column. lie fell distance
OF nine feet, striking his hack upon q partition
between the mangeE aud feed room, where ne was
found In an insensibe condition some hours after
His body, from the point of injury downward, Is
completely parAlyzsd. His recovery is extremely
doubtful. Deldscmeda.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-06
FIxAa GA1 q oolEmERc1AL.
CITY MOTICEs.

The best Recommendation Of the Bismarck 0aitev
comes from those who have worn them. They in
Va-iAby advise their hiends TO drop in aud try il
en-. - BABCOCK 4 Bro,
20S Market street
"A good article advertises itself" and the Biz
RIreE Cater for GeHteEaeA Is uaieeFsQllV recOm-
for comfort and convenience: For sale only by
BABC0Ck BRO.
306 Market street.
Mems 6aiteTs, g. and up,
Mems Boots. 81 and uph
BRfi0s' Shoes, 81 50 and NJ,
At the old cheap store OF
BABC0Ck 4 BRO,
206 Market street,
LADIES,
We have a large stock OF Chiidrens Shoes
that must be sold call aud examine, they are very
cheap. WM. II. BABC0Ck 4 CO..
N3 Market ST.. doors below Fourth.
RESUMPTION OF specie PAYMENT Wa. II. ab-
cock e Co., SlS Market street. doors below h.
will take SILVER in exchange for Boots ans shoes TO
q limited extent; they don't want too much OF 1t.
however.
TUOSE PURCHASING
Boets and Shoes at Sl3 Market street. dOOrs be-
lew Fourth, have the advantage Of selecting frOm
Q large and varied took at low prices.
WM. Il. BABCoCk i co.
ArFaots are Fhcts-.'Tell the truth and shame
old 3atan." there is getting around il: what We
have said Is said. and the public bear out in
eDBsusiOn that for frst-cass boot. shoe or gaiter
10 HaFket street. four doors below 4th Is the place
20 set it. WIN. ii. BABC0CK a co
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-06

PAINFUL ACoTDENT.-Ye Yesterday, q young man
named Nicholas Gorman, in the employ Of Thorn
SON & Paschall, at the carriage factory over Mar
ket Street Bridge. met With painful accident in
having his hand caught between the csg-wheeIs
OF portion of the machinery, by which one Of
the fingers was lacerated to such an extsnt as to
render amputation necessary.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-06

NUMBER OF INsTRUIhExTs REcoRDED IN
TWELVE MoMTHs.-ChatIes Hill, Esq, the
attentive County ReconieF, and his efficient
asuistanls, recorded during the past year !, 1888
instFumenls-deeds, PlOrgages, releases. &c.
the largest nnniber ever placed on record In this
county In aDy one year. From Dec. i, 1879, 10
April ], 1873, The insiFulnenls numbered $40;
u April, $40; Nay, 80; June, 263. July, 243;
August, 227: 6eplember s62; October, 22E:
November, l5o.-READTaa EAGLE
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-06

The strike of the Reading railroad employees
in the vicir 'ly OF lottsgille remains unchanged
At MahAnoy Plane an attempt was made 10
throw train from the tFack! .Apolice force
has been stationed there 10 prevent further
demonstrations. AT Iamaqua aud vicinity the
freight train men have joined the striking coal
train men with few passenger employees.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-06

SENTENCED.-ThOs. Maloney, formerly of vii.
mington and recently arrested here, for the lar
ceny Of a sum Of money and gold watch from a
gentleman in WilkesbOare, Pa, was tried, in that
city. He plead guilty twO indictments, aud was
sentenced as follows; For the first, $50 fine and
Is months imprisonment; for the second, 500
fine, aud one years' imprisonment MalOney is
now in the State Penltentiary, at Cherry HilI.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-06
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1EKxTrsas TH1B EVENING.
Mechanics Lodge, No 4. IoOF, at Odd Fell
lows Hall, Sd ana King. 1 A3s
Minqua Tribe, No. s, o II NJ, at Red Mems
Hall, AIS Market SC.
Jefferson Council No. 10, o u NJ, at Mechan-
ics' Hall. 2I9 King st.
La Fayetto Lodge, No 2, X Of +, at Kulghts of
Pythias Hall, 2ll Market Sc.
Asbury Lodge, l o Of q +, ct afth and Market
Streets.