Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-10

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LOCAL IHr1LLtcENCE.
The Board Of Health meets this evenihS.
"Sdch lovely weather, " is the preN@hnS DS's
This is the busy season with the coal heaveFs.
The nossenrer c ,rs Of the r., w. & d. X.
are being generally painted and repaired
The weekly GAZETTE, ready for malllng,cah %
obtained at this ofaca at i've cents per copy.
To.morrow evening is the time for the perform
ance by Charley GarhncI's Combination, at tho
Grand Opera House.
sroRK RopnRD.-The cigar store at the corner
of Fifth and Walnut streets, was entered Oy set-
Glars. last night. and annntty ot cigars and to-
bsrco stolen. The bdrRiarS gained entrances ~
breaking pane OF glass from the trout bow win.
dow. tf-.. |
Foor RA,E.-At the Schuetzen Park, Yesterday
afternoon. foot race took place between +. W..
Mention. "Gopher Bow" and Vim. keudrlck,
eCaIifornia Bni''. The race was a distance oil
500 yards, for a purse OF $500, and was won by
the latter .lr ea4
"HEAIIxG on rHR Wings, say all who have
made use of Or. Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry
and by such use being eured of coughs, eoios'
bronchitis, sore throht, innuenZa or consumpuoh'
The prudent will always keep this standard rem
edy by them. ~
CHANGE AT TnE DEpoT.-The building at the
p w. & b. Il. Il. depot formerly used as con-
dnrtors room is being torn out and wilbc Teiit-
ted. and used as a baggage room. The present
lnrcNgc room, will be fitted up, aud used as
private room for ladies. -.@
SALES or MoxEY--A the 6Sth regular month
y meeting OF Star Loan Association, last evening,
money sold as lollows:-SGOO at IL per cent, pre-
m UNI $500 az lllL. and $1,000 at 10
AT the regular monthly meeting OF oung Men :
Loan Association. held LAST evening, money sold
at S2' per cent. premium
DR. WEST Confident OF AcoUITTAL.-D
West who was some months ago acquitted OF the
charge of numbering the negro Turner, is soon 10
be placed on trial az Dover, Del, tor araon' tue
case being fixed for the 27th inst. 1t is understood
that he will be defended, as the former trial by
ex-senator Willard Salisbury. DIR. West is ~
excellent health. lie is in fine spirits, ana conH-
| dent Of another acquittal
| TgF DoYIpsTowx FAR-Y esterdsy was
| gala day at the noyiestown fair. About A. IOOC
| persons arrived on the regular and special trans
Il Is estimated thst there we're over O6O visitors
| on the ground during the day. The following
purses were coutehded for on the trial course
FIrst purse $3.50, won by Matte Lyle, in three
straight heats; time, 23Sl+, 1914 and 23d y
Second race, purse SljO, won by Frank time
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sl.OOU, won 10y Mnsic; uule, ss2iE, l3il+, AM
2.33, star second and Stewart Maloney third.
MArrlrp.-Rev. J. r. Bailey, the popular an
efficient pastor ofthe NJ. f. churches at Birds
bora and MoDocasy, was married IN New or
civ on Monday last, TO Miss Mary Fletcher Rlu
die, formerly Of Wilmington, Delaware. IN
HAPPY coppe havC our best wishes for their tutuT
happincss and prosperity.
Miss Randle wat welIknown 10 this city, ,wheI
. ,1.nvc Al
/ ago, Sue went on a voyage 10 Europe, for u
benefit Of an Affected mind, and impaired healt
, Being entirely restored, she returned to th
e country. and on Monday last, was married,
above stated
ACCIDENTAL DEATa-An inquest was he
upon the body Vt Edward Moran, aged fort
three yeaTs, residing at Paschalsville, who "
run over by a hand car the Philadelphia, w
mingt1n Il Baltimore railroad, on the lst lnstaI
and died on the Sth. From the evidence II q
pears thai, in company with eight other men, q
deceased was returning from work, and was 9
cidentally thrown from the car and run ov
whilst the other men were changing their po
tions on it. The Jury rendered a verdict that {
deceased came tp has death from being accideI
ally run over by b hand car on the Philadeiph
Wilmington d Baltimore railroad.
SEVERELY INJURRD.-On Tuesday, Lem
Jackson, living near Broad Run, on the WilmiI
ION and Western L. Il met severe and stran
accident. lie was driving an ox-tcam and WI
standing by the head of one of the oxen, he sto
ed down TO pick up someihng The OK had
head bent down al the time and rs Mr.. Jacks
ralsed up, the animal raised its head also, one
the horns striking hmm in the back and penet
ting three or tour inehes The OK ia ITS effNTt
. exlucate the holn tossed Mr.. jackson several Il
n Tie injured man was tai l TO his home and sn
ical assist lrce summoned, and thongh Ills IN
les are quite serious. they are not supposed Y
fatal.
ALONG The WHARvEs. Along the Christi
wharv,s everything looks lively, notWithslanC
~ the dulIness visible elsewhere. The ship,
wharves aie lined with new vessels reeeiving
ishing touches, and old vessels undergoing
pairs Tue Intervening Wharves ars crow
with canal bdats, nom which the "black
monds" are being nn!olded and taken avs
the difIercDt coal yards. V, sscls with olher K
Of ireigh,s aIe also dii charging their eargOes,
| the busy httle tugs Ay about with tAasIr q
Vieor Altogether, he scene On the chTIkt
lust now, Is busy and interesting, and We no
viii not be ldng ere the whole city viii prl
the fame aspect
A Wild STEER ON THE RAMPAGE-Y Yeste
ia the neigh5oThood OF 4 Welilh ana Orange oil
an enraged Taurus created considerable sens
by his bellIgeNent antics in tho open streets.
fcer LeATy came along and attempted TO Or
- into an enclosure, bot before he succeeded,
FoWly escaped being impaled on the horns ol
animal a cbloFed man next came along,
IA declared that he knew just how 70 manage
IL animiles," and putting down his basket pre-
ed TO work. The bull accepted the Ichall
NG lowered his held. uttered loud below,
charged with feamng mouth and eiaEing