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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-07-07
FINANCrAL.
II ATCH 4 FOOTE, -r.-.

ATcH FooTE, p.,x IsvsM par
= ~ Wan street. New York
at S ' pc er az which Is
Offered" in sums to suit =,
.na sS flysss. sh0 as9
'.R v dlos %a and with little
MECHANICS AND TRADERS SAVINGS INsTIrU-
~ ton rs ,Bo'wery near Houston street-Interest "A
% On s ps o s
sn nds SG % pS Sc
S SsYTs rS% dFs Interest ssS
nesdays from l0A. NJ; to7P;M. -
HENRY O. Fisher. Secretary l. 0o' AA'N' l'''''"'
NoTICE.-INTEREsT MATURING JULY ], 1879, BY
coupons on the bonds of tho Norfolk and Petersburg
% Ss
as W b s Da New er
q @s;s en- sSSss
OFFICE EMPIRE 0IT PAs EEsh INSURANCE. CON.
FoRTy-rnIRD DIVIDEND Tho Directors have s' this
psyya SSs Sn RSpd 81 xs cent
PAGIFIc RAILROAD loF MIssoU!n:,
asssd !as
d * as Sss paid ~ 9Ss s
sa S S Tia to
bonds provided in said deed OF mortgage Such pro-
p0sals must be made in writing and sent to the under
signed before IL O'clock noon. OF Monday the llh day
Railroad Company, ISL Broadway in the city Of New
York stating Che number OF said bonds offered for sale
and the lowest price asked for the Same. The lowest
bidders will be notified of the acceptance OF their
posals. ,,onn
{ sRxHh 3 sI hGsa4s. Trustees.
New YORK, July I. 1873.
THE ORIENTAL SAVINGS BANK
43O Grand street
Interest at the six per per annu, is this
deposit one or more months next preceding July !.
Amounts of interest will be ready for payment any time
after the 2ls nst and fnO Withdrawn, will be credited
70 individual accounts the same as deposits Ofth date
Deposits before July = aAis iEo% sSE Secretary
WIN. P. BuCKMAsTER. President
WE HAVE MONEY TO LOAN ON FIRST CLASS
w city Property for three years; also funds to buy
s''N ''''''' sxMxRD 4 LEAvTrr, "a Wall street.
WANTED TO BORROw-MONEY. ON FIRST GLASS
w tenement property. Principals address SECURITY,
box 2G35 Post office
&70 000 TO LOAN-TN SUMS TO SUIT ON
R! O:OVy nrst class improved city Property First
j. Il. LEAYCRAFT, SO Exchange place. room H.
$l25OOO S 5Sp D
Lea sehold. RICHARD V. HARNRTT
Ill Broadway, room i, basement
G1OE 000 TO LOAN-ON BOND AND MORT.
WlCO.OVO gage, without bonus, for Q term Of
years, on real estate In this city
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-07-07

RODITsON-W EISMANN.-At Frankfort On-thoA
Main, Germany, on saturday, June 81, EDWARD
ROBINSON, of New York city, United States Consul
at Hamburg, to EMMA, daughter Of Mr.. William
Weismann, Of Frankfort.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-07-07
FINANCIAL.

AT REASONABLE RATES-MoNEY ON LIFE AND
"A Endowment Insurance Policies Mortgages and other
Securities Insurance Of all kinds effected with best
panies J. J. HABRICH CO., III Broadway.
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nELAwARE LACKAwANNA AND WESTERN
~ Railroad Company, No 26 Exchange place,
sew York. June II, 1873 }
A Dividend OF i've per cent in cash will be paid to
The transfer books will be closed from 10Th June until
morning of 2ist July A. j. ODELL Treasurer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-07-07

HowEs 4 MACY. BANKERS 80 WALL STREET,
NEW YORK, OFFER THE SAME FACILITIES TO
DEPoSIToRs AS INCORPORATED BANKS AND
ALLOW INTEREST ON DAILY BALANCES AT THE
RATE OF FOUR PER CENT
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-07-07

A TLANTIC AND PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY
IA The quarterly dividend Of one uuarter per
cent the capital stock q the Pacinc Railroad q Mis-
Broadway New York, July 49, 1873 to stockholders OF
record on July 10, 1873 A. v. STOUT, Treasurer
NEw York, July !, 1873
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A NDERSON's, NO. Q CHAMBERS STREET MONEY
IA to loan real estate low rates and to buy FIRST and
second mortgages in New York and vicinity leasehods
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A MONEY TO LOAN ON BOND AND MORTGAGE,
"A: IN New York Brooklyn and New Jersey. Apply 70
References-Hon. John Cisco, Robert H. Lowry, Esq.,
Jacob D. vermilye, Esq
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-18
PIa.n Talk bra Julrs.

The Bridgeport Conn., Standard rrelate the
following;
A Two brothers tanned Adama, Of Westpot,
hAve 6een on unfrieudlS terms fot several years,
and a short time ago they came to blows Each
OF them complained to justice and each of them
was found guilty ofa breach Of the peace. Both
appealed, Their casea came before the Supreme
Court last week and ole of them was found guilty
una IN the case OF tho other the jury. could not
agree Friday morning Judge Foster called both
OF them before him and talked to them in q most
serious manner, and after q short review of the
affair told them that It was shameful for them to
/ conduct IN such manner toward each other
Even strangers live in peace and why should
nor You You have not even the excuse of youth
and hot blood, but have arrived at an are when
the passl Ous should be under control" lie then
appealed to one Of them in slightly sarcastic
mannet: .+
You have always used your brother well ?''-
"yssE"And he has always abused you ?"-'yes
he then turned 10 the other with the same
questions, aud received similar answers ''Then'
sali he, "you are both to blame There is faul
on ooth sides, and dom know which Is Tho
worse. lie then show ed them the folly of the
resent dispute and admOnished them if they
had any grievance iuthe future about property Il
8 either settle it among themselves, or to cali il
? theG nelShbOrs to help them, "but do not go Il
law: Law Is an cXpensiveluXury." Then lie az
pealcd 10 them both to be friends hereafter, au
turning to one of them he put the question
sFemttbf as ina marriage serN Vice: sYou-Adam
Fd0 proaiise Otl. yOurprrt that you VIII be end
IN the future with your brother" The respons
came ringing out" 81 viii" Then to the othC
tue Judge put the same question, "you--Adams
do promise" dc, TO which came an equal
prompt"l will" "rheu shake hands I" said tt
Judge, andas they did SO there was not d. , eJ
,S,tnS ant S3sgt E99m R1s SG t4s SSotlGFe sobbe
hye Reaeeabe with my brOther.p The other si
niited the same. "Then, said the judge, al ddres
Ing the one who had been found guilty, "I il
pose upon you The lightest sentence of Inc coul
Que dollar, and discharge your bondn Durii
tue closing scenes of this rernarkabie address
thc Judge the State Attorney and the membe
Of the bar, were all affected 10 tears.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-18
PAlLROAD CONsOLIDATIOx.

THR PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON AND BALTINoBa
RAILROAD sUooUMBS TO ToM so0TT-FHE BALI
TIMoRE AND CHIC TO PUSH THROUGH TO NEW
YORK.
~ PJRY PtLTNORE, Sept IL, 1873
y Rumors have bcSn circulating during the past
lk seek have amounted TO positive certainty that
tin FsnRsylvania RailGaad hes SueeSede1 in its
sndsaVo TO get epntrel OF The khia adelp ia. VIII
FlniRR ON and BAAlm0ro IssslFaad. For naore thaI
ayear this company has stood defiant against the
eforts of the Scott party to assume the mastery
Q! IL, and the general belief was that II would
stanainAspsnde4tt - she lat; bVt recent events
are conclnsivs proof that 1t has become subseIvi-
snt TO the PennSylVania Railroad.
q / The cOmplaiRt Of the, Post Ohice Department.
as TO the placing OF postal cars in the centro Of
uassanRer trains has been avoided by separating
tie tri1ns 30 that thOss through from New York
shall 90 directly over the Baltimore and Potomac
Rrilroad vhils the Baltim0rs ana 0Alo is de-
barred from q connection moth OF PhiladelphiA
, 1eei khledslpAial WilmlngtOn Ana fBAltimoEe
: fIhiitoah las 6asn sold ont TO- ttb R6nnsylVanis
interest, and through travel wfi ID the future bG
entirely under its control. The Baltimore. and
Ohp ii this contingency. W(ill at once pgsh thell
through route 10 New 'YORk.-N. Y. HAGtd,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-18
one 81 mcaIth

IN tlhd eomAOh ekpTessiOn is cdmVEohsnded an
immense amount Of bodily and mental suffering. It
is not necessary to be effected with positive disease
in order to experience unutterabls WrotchsdnssS. A
person out Of health is weak. langud. low spirited
incapable Of much exertiOn nervous irritable. and
as sensitive to every change Of Temperature as the
merc1sy il. n thermometer, What such persOn
RitAerg will bupply IL. Ne need Of applying to q
p6S8ieiAnlfa such q case. the fec would be thrown
away. At the nearest drug store may be bad, the
most Efficient and healthful vegetable tonie that the
world contains. Twenty-f five years. expeEienee has
established the fact that among all the st0mashlcs
and Alternatives known to modern pharmacy thiS
powerful restorative stands supreme. nnapprOAehod
Every bottle Of HOstetteFs Bitters contains more
blessings than there were curses in Pandoras boz.
aepl7tQ24d t....t
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-18
hfMs UFapsd I,saIs4'4r lI,l FslIp1g =,

BALTIMORE Sept. 1.-THE Grand Lodge OF
the United States OIL. o. D. +, met at 9
o'clock. Deputy GRAND Master S. G Durham
announced that the report Of the Grand Secre.
tary of tive lodge and ordered 10 BE- pFiated.
The repoft reached New York yests Tday by
the steamer Ocean Queen, from AsPinWall, and
was Immediately forwarded TO Baltimore. The
report Of the Committee on Mtteage and Per
Diem Of Representatives. fXed mileage at five
cents going and returning, and per diem at six
dollars, was adopted.
A petition was received from colored citizens
Of Delaware, aaking permission 70 join the
Order, which was referred 10 the Legislah Ve
Committee. s.
A motion BY a representative from Ps0nsyl-
vania that the annual communication of IhG
Grand Lodge ln!l876 be held in the city o
| Philadelphia during the Centennial celebration
was "a q over Hhdsr the fnles.
! . The report Of the Grand Lodge Of the Ger
man RmfiFs @aarscSived and ssGdreA4 TO 4
special cOmmiltee. ..t.5.,.
The report Of Grand Sire Logan, submittet
this mernlng. after referring to the financial an'
general condition for the order inthe Unite'
States treats Of its state abroad. The GRAM
Lodge Of the German EmpiTe was formally in
stituted at Frank fol- l-on-the-Aain December q
In Switzerland three lodges have been instilu
tad.
The reEnEt recommends that measures be "a
ken 10 assist the Older 10 Anstralis. FrOm th
West Lsdie4np,hing has bsep 'Aeald the cole
qn@lioi llIApiuk appar rdnllyl decitSd h4 cas-
amongst ua. The Lodge at Honolulu, Sane eWic
Islands, is sincrsasing IN AuMbsEA In haEu. th
Lodge at Lima j. doing we'll, and applieatio
. | for lodge At CaIlaO has been made.
III The GrAsd.SiBO found 56yeA nsmbers Of th
! Order in VaTbAfaiso, Chm, and PROPOSES estaI
fishing a lodge in that city. There is no tease
! Why theI Otder e40Ps' liSprishly yis sqqllh Amer
lea. -,t-
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-18
'tt Ar1oFIcA At pIePpP.
1rsT 70 THK lAArrhicIx lAonou
TURAL HALL

TURAL HALL.
A Vienna letter writer says
The Emperor visited the American Agricol-
tIrFal Mhcf6negy IRlhoHh Radny lat. tytlnr az
ricultural hall is long wide building. situated
back OF the English Agricultural Hall, betW cen
the main Exposition building and the Machin-
cry Hall. II is a modest but striking exhibit,
consisting fpr abe Nopt PaVt Rf naoneR, reapers.
ploUghs, hOTse-rakT', and other Implements de-
signed TO leslen the toll Of the farmer. The Rn-
glish agricultural department makes, Of couFse,
a much greater show Of heavy, pondero1s ma
chueY, butiiD thekspeciAl department totwhich
ours ID devpled caAn& bearcGmparisOA. ID will
be remembered that at the feaper trial, a. few
weeks ago, the English manufacturers declined
to enter into competition. A better designation
for the American Agricultural Hall would bo,
perhaps, the Hall Of Mowers and Reapers, 30
greatly DO these implements pFedominate IN our
exhibit, aud in these the Emperor was evident
ly most interested, being himself fond of rural
pursuits and the owner Of many American agri-
cultural machines, now in use on his various es-
tates. s,... -
| The exhibit Of mowerp, respers, combined
mowers and reapers, ETC., etc., certainly does us
great credit, and the Austrian Emperor repeat
edy expressed his surprise and delight at the
elegance and great practicability Of most Of tbs
machines. Messrs Osborne's exhibit includes
tue DurulSk ItdpeI,lne AlIUy SIRs5 HlOWeTj uIlf
the Kirby combined mower and reaper, will
automatic rake, which attracted tie attention
for some time, as we'll az did two pretty model
Of machines, Of which he asked many question
as TO their use ID America and the number an
nually exported to Europe
MIR. W. a., Wood is the happy posse 4or Of
diploma Of honor, the highest award granted
for mowers and reapers. hAlr. Wood exhibit
Locke's haTVestRr and binder Woods champio
: reaper, Woods prize mower (which ends pu
r cha ser in the Austrian High School fer Agr
cuuureiin NIeNnaI altfthe SEeePetakes move
y and reaper. Ills Majesty showed deep intere
e in the eNhibit, cOngFaIulatelAIR Woods succes
e and, after examining the mcch;nos CAREFUL
9 began 10 sean the liberal display Of placards al
= suhouRCemefFtV. ITe could scarcely credit Il
! assertion that lG9 473 machines had been ma,
!. and sold bJ this4lTm, aud 1900 alone in ii
T. season. The Emperor was p,eased to hear tn
g many machines lound their way 10 his empi
Of and espe tally to Hungary, where; he thougl
rs the vast Pus-tas would Ohsr az good a field
the use of such machinc4 % the prairie stretch
OF the West! f. En- t.t .H
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-18
Tl,s IIayaaA canae Erallon.

/ INN Y6aK, sebtehSet ID "A AteaeE from Ha-
vana giving the particulars ofthe late confAgta-
tIon there says "The Tacan Merkeb or Plaza
del Vapor, a. It was populary known was an ex-
tensiVe building of masonry, forming square
about coo feet front on each side, two stories,
high, aud wa sbulIt for the general purposes OF a
market. The quadrangle or immense cPart OF
this vast space was flied With numbers OF poctls
wooden sheds and other buildings oeeaRloe "
huekstars and butchers while the lower ttoors oi
the four sides Oftho building comprised variety
bishops aud stores OF an descriptions, aud ~ the
uppeE stories lived families who had thelr busi
u ihst4 and raRh stIn thetshbps and btahds of the
plaza Here were TO be found goods OF eyety
KIND Of manuEacture-s The aetaal loss OF lie
not known. Thus far 1t Is yaTlously eslinlatea
rom twenty 10 flily persOns. The loss Of prop
erty has been variousy estimated, the lowest put
Ilag H at S9.OOOOOQ, aud the highsstrat tsOOo,
OlJu
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-18

In the Farmers' Convention on Wednesday, at
Nashville. Tes0lntiOnA were ad0psed prgiog the
principles of the Patrons of Husbandry hs eke
most enicient means OF relieving the farnIer's
mendlng the study 81 these Pfiheiples to the far
mcrs OF the Stats and the organization Of oranges
wherever practicable Adjourned 70 t4e first
Tuesday in September, 1874, at Nashyllie.l i.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-18

The New York prO.lbitlOn state contention
met al Syraense yesterday, and nominated
me. fOllOvIng ticket: Secretary Of State Rev.
HI. 4. Ivesv Onmptr0lIcr, ID. 4. Elliott; Treasu-
rer, Simon BEOwnell; Attorney General, Walt
et FarminCtUn; Canal ComnlisslOner, lhom9'
EdQerIy; STATE Eng iheer,J. c. y. Wallace
inspector OF Prisons Rev, Isaac Harris
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-18
rnt tEtEa AIErRd EoR WANE, OF YIg4lM

LITTLE Rock, Sept, H.-Parties who ar :
rived 10 night from Shreveport report the yell
Ow fever abatlng for want of victims, The
telegraph O1ica was re-Opened yesterday, and
transfers of money for the relief Of tho dis
tressed can be made by telegraph. Passengers
who left Fulton this morning c0ntradlet the
FnmOra Of yellow fever In that place. The ru.
t0uDdAtlp1i faeI g tue i aaW
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-18

AhAi CHAR VfR6tNtk nANBs--The FFedefiekhbote
Herala-0avss ga Aattaponi farm, bslongng TO
jim b. Coates, containing nine hundred and
IhiFty-lour acres, half mile from Milford, 1iong
MsMatlanoui Ri7er. was knocked down on MOI.
dny AZ $50 per acre. An old citizen present told
us Lo Vas pressnt on one occasion, years ago.
when the farm sold for $50 psr acre" TIE lron'
II BE i the land was offered ~ 100 large body
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-18

General ROcha, eommander-in-ehiet Of the
Mexican army, h reported TO be getting upR 70
yolution on bis own account, Generai Roeha has
the reputation orheIng lAe hest fighting man in
PLENTY Of followers. lie Ia nOw a. zacatecasgin
conrfnan a OF largo force, and y said 70 be IN
sympathy with the Inalcontents Of saltillo and
Monterey. ss5, f.-,f.. f.s5 e'.' tla .
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-18

The New YOrk express train on the Great
Western Railroad was thrown frOm the track
near Hamilton, Ont. yesterday morning by
misplaced aHltch. The engine driver and two
cars and q cohch Eere deslf0yea By lfe batao
PASSENGERS were hurt s@se
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-18
DAILY GAZETTE.
iACVOat Failure.

Il The suspension Of the great banking firm Of
Jay Cook & Co., Of philadelphia, is announced.
The excitement in Philadelphia Is said to be in.
lense The failurc is attElbutsd to the heavy In
tsreSt Of the asa in tho Northern Central Pacific
Railroad! fiI- .5a
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-18
REGISTER's ORD
REoIsTRn's Oprtnr

New Castle County, sept 10Th. ia
Upon the application of Joseph L. BaGrstt
sEESegtSr q Peter TOrbett. iate Of, ChTistiSna
hlndEed. in sad County, deceased, it is or
RxecatOF Aforesaid, give notice Of the grantinS
of Letters TestanentaTy upon the Estate of The
deceased, With the date Of granting thereof By eauE
ing ady eTtiSements te be posted within forty days
fom the date Ofsueh Letters in 81 of the most pub
lie places Ofth0 County of New Castle reouiring All
persons having demands against the Estate 20 pres
ontth same, or abide By an Act ofAssemby in sucf
ease mAdeand provided. And also cause the same to
be inserted within the same period in the DelavaSs
Gazette saneWspaper published In Wilmington and
to be continued therein two months.
- Given under tbs hand and Seal Of Of6eo n
lis. the Register aforesaid at eW Castle
C--j Castle County aforesaid, the day and veal
| 0boVeWritten B. GIBBS, ,Registfr
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-18
38 BUILDING LOTS
On good and solid ground,n the right locality for
profitable investment.
ATtPUBLIC SALE
( On the premises. with Easy terms of payment,
ON SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 81. 1873.

At 5 O'Clock. P. NJ. without pOs.pousmsnt. with
drawal or Undertaking. These Lots are portion
Of the HinOs tGSpsrty. On LombarI, ShearmAns
Tenth md Eleventh streets; are Accessible 10
Schools. Churches. Markets. and TO the cOhtS-
niencss of grow ine, Nxtqnding city aud are cen
tral 10 very exkansi siVakmG8hAnical and manuIAeS
turing interests, representinG from ~ % SSVO
caIity, can daily take warm dinner ae tner re-
.Snec;iV hOmes an nPoRtaot to e02-
y1nignc q, ,Romf III q u Aeai5hl
Am experience OF hfteea years in selling properly
in and AROUND Wilmington. may be reierred 70 ~
evldsnse, that thS anogs9 bers sales being q
Necessarily caused change Of ownership IRON one
10 many and by force Of the new ami eomDin0d
interests, have esultsd IN such prompt 0eVelOo'
ment and improvements that parties who pnrenas-
many times doubling and QQadruPling their IN
ssTs Slready sotn tnsnesalOn the pg0pSrtS BY the
erection OF soOd Brick COTTAGES in eoupletsi ths
Il the lOealiy OF All others where dWolngs are IN
the term Smsgt ers sse9 v saet ,t, sq.
~ sIss i e4 y PISp ssIss thi, SEQ
SE sass ssS ps5 a
acSaees musi bs realiiea SiA0s ssA0 pavAass Acre
ossR sTsRRMS OF sALE,-Twsnty.P per cent, Cash. and
/ Ahe halaneS in Notes equally dlvided 81 aAd
| months Bearing Interest fr9m day OF sale. sosue
M emf IN All cases to be made previous 90 the Tot
LOWING Saturday, September 2lth lsfS At ~ oeiooA
| M 10th eFWise q purchase may be declared NOaa,
the option Of the seller ana p3ts.es wno pa1 ~
whole in Cash ON or before that time, will be 90
titlel 10 4 clear discount Of per Sczt. POieeasio
/ Immediate upon settlement un.rO .
AGENT for the Sale. EEShangN eull ldiaE, :.
Il nept-dts Nl@lne.on. ~
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-18
DIED.

Of sppOplsxy, on the 18th iaDt.
d the residence Of her son -in-IaW, Joseph Hos
gan. at EdgemOOr. Mrs. Elizabeth Ezra In The
69th year OF her age.
SMlTH.-At Christiana. Del. on MOnlay aftSr.
nOou. Sept. 1st. Jesse r.. infGnt son Of Edmond
and klla Smith, aged year and months.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-18
NOTICE.

All persons having claims against the Es,.,. -.
the deceased must present the same duly attsSteJ G
the Executor. on or before Sept. 10th. ls-I
or abide the Act OF Assembly in such case made AMI
proVlded' JOSEPH J.. BARRATT
AA1.o.- H. ctD . - Executor.
r.. u ia14
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-18

UTANTED- American Woman i6f general
/, ssSaprs ssu's"o'A s NJ. "a w sEyENTHs 81.
VnANTKD.-Son ono 70 purchase large nau
w Der Of old newspapersF ApplT q Ms ONCE
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-18
AOO,her Ere in chicago.
"a HOUSES BURNED.

CAICAGo, Sept l7,--4:45 p M.-A ire broke
Jut al P. N. in the lumber district, near the cor
ner of Seventies n b and Hast Streets outG ern
p1tt of the city) RRd has been burning ever since
with the greatest fury, having spread at this hour
over distance Oflnearly q mile. The wind ID
blowing gale fsOm the southwest, and carries
the burning brands long distance in advance oI
the fire. The entire Fire department is on the
ground. aud doing everything possible to stay the
advance OF the flames.
SP. N.-The fire iS nOW und5r compIeto control
and, notwithstanding the strong Wiud blowing
from the southwest, no further danger is appre
hsnded The people who, when the excitenlsn
was at its height removed Their goods from
houses several blOcks distant from the FIRE, ar
nOW moving back. Tue loss to the poor psopl
iisevers. The pFah'a est Ofthe hre is covere
with household poods
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-18
Addres-Henrr CIan O M
District Court ofths United sta;esl

District Of Delaware. NDuAIOPiey
District of DelaNare s. - 'NI "P'--
Inls e to give notice that warrant Of Bank.
L9ptey has oeen issued out Of the District Cou,t
OF the nlted States for the District of DeIaSar'
agnlnst tte estate Of Richard f. Hayes Of MI.
minatop. IN the County of New Castle in said a.
trlet, VINO q as been adjudged n banxrupt an ihs
petiuon 81 creditor; that the payment 81 anv
~ sI.b M Ine aelVeIy OF any property beIonging
transfer Of any property by him. are f0rb,ddSr' h
AZ and tnat meeting of the Creditors Of sai1
DanHIups, % prove their debts. and to choose on
Court Bankruptcy to lie holden at No ed1j kin.
street, IN " Milmington City. before Levi ii RI
Esq;' heglster in Bankruptcy for said Di.ifeI G
ae ~ day OF October. AID. 1878. at 10 o'eioDn M
,- JOHN NJ, DUNN
l sePl'- u. ). Marshall, for aaid Dis,ri,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-18
LATKsr--3 "a N.

The total loss by the fire to-day is estimated OF
$4,000 to 100000. The numDer of buildings
destroyed b 64s 0nIyCne Of whish, the npacking
house of Richard ii. Oliver, was OF brick, the re-
shSes s9riss AlRh, sAd Oscupied Iha'nlS hs resi-
deneea and stores. q. tee
At Mitchell street, the Aames wers stopped in
their progress northWaEd, WhlIs Its spread in 0
westerly direction WAS stayed on the west size o.
Hllstead street. The east line had not at AM
time crossed NeWbeEry avenue, and the Chicago
Harrington and Quincy railroad forIRsd i,s south
EN- boundary.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-18
4mttes.

GET YOUR HEATERS put in order before 1t
WILSON, WOOD 4 co.
aepl1-St Cor. Front and Orange SITS.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-18

w E61iS q rs ssi.s !; 80 s'.sss Is 's .spiSa
agT 1sq sultasa $40
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-18

NQTlCE--A. +. A. M.-The Grand L,,Iv. of ~,
- state Of Delaware, A. F. A. M.W,Il = '''
WiimipfiSso Win p Sns AasoTif Ia hSlI H the city
Iay Of October, 1873 at l. o'clock, m. An NJ
septl3eOdtm I pA AITNfaO1 =, .
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-18

NOtlCE.-The Annual Meeting Of the Sioct-
nOldeTs OF the Home Loan Assoeiatiopl vii
be ned on Monday. the ri inst, in he room
ana a MARKET streets, Second foor5 at n. o'-iot
ssni6le, r.. L. TAYLOR
.- SecretaTy
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-18

LOAN.-Thiri Ssris. oF .,o,,,
~ IN me Home Loan AssociatiCn n i now beine
~ ~ en- Ihe hrst payment due 9Th Friday Senf
ChILDS, Treasurer. or hy - A' - D.
o.. r. I. TAYLOR. eeeretary.
soP'No-o' tUl Market ST