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The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1873-12-13
THE BURIAL OF MOSES.

lD0utoSOuO1y AAAAv, y.
BY Nebos lonely mountain,
On this side Jordan's wave,
In a vale in the land Of Moab,
There Ii es lonely grave,
And no man knows that sspulchre,
And no man saw it e'er,
For the ange: Of God upturned the sod
And laid the dead man there.
That was the grapdest funeral
The ever rose on earth,
And no man heard the trampling
Or saw the train 20 forth,
NoislessIy in the daylight
Comes back whom tho night is done
And the crimson streak on oceans
cheek "
ID Grows into the great sun
Noislessly as the spring time
Her crown Of vesdurs weaves,
And oil the trees on al the hills
Open their thousand leaves; -a
So. without sound Of music,
Or voice Of them that wept,
Silently down from the mountains
.ir crown +t..
The great procession swept.
Perchspcs tho bald old eagle
On gray Beth.psors height,
Ont Of his lonely eveie.
Looked on tho wondrous sight.
Psrchsocs the lion, stalking, i7"
Still sbuns that ha!lowed spot,
For beast and bird have seen and
a. heard
That which man kno wsth not.
But. when the warrior dieth,
His comrades in tho war,
With arms reversed and muf1led drum
Follow his funeral car;
They show the banners taken,
They toll the battles won,
And after him lead bis masterless
steed,
While psals the minute gun.
Amid the noblest Of the land
We lay the sage to rest,
And give the bard IN honofsd place,
With costly marble drest,
In the great mioster.transept,
Where lights like gIories fall,
And the organ rings and the sweet
choir sings
Along tho emb1azoned wall.
This Vas tho truest warrior
That ever buckled sword
This the most gifted poet
That ever breathed = word
And never Earth's philosopher
Traced with his golden pen
On the dsathless page truths half 50
As be wrote down for men.
And had he not high honor
The hillside for pail;
To lie in state while angels wait,
With stars for tspers tall
And the dark rock'pines, like tossing
plumes
Over his bier to wave;
And Gods own hand 10 that lonely
land
To lay him in the grave
In that strange grave without. name,
Whence his uncofhoed clay
Shall break again, o wondrous
thought!
Before the judgment day,
And stand with glory. wrapt around
% the hills he never t.od,
And speak Of the strife that won our
life
With the incarlAts Son Of God.
A lonely grave in Moabs land:
o dark Bsth.peors hill! 4
Speak to these curious hearts Of ours,
And teach them to be still,
God hath His mysteries Of grace
Ways that We can not tell;
He hides them deep, like the hidden
sleep
OF him He loyed 50 we'll.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1873-12-13

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The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1873-12-13
For Cash O1lZay.

MESsRs. PLONSKY 4 ROGER,
Nl merchants, corner of Lafayette and
Main streets, Opposite the Court House),
baye adopted the cash rule; and will here.
after sell for cash only. Purchasers will
please take notice, and consider the .d.
vantages offered by house doing business
on this plan. Selling for cash, they have
no bad accounts to cover with extra profits
and can therefore, afford to sell cheap.
Selling for cash. they have always the cash
TO replenish their stock. which they can
do at the lowest possible price; anothe,
and important reason why they'can sell
cheap.
Messrs. P!onsky l. Roger have large
and we'll selected stock Of Dry Goods,
Clothing. Fancy Goods, Hosiery, Hats,
Shoes, Boots, Saddlery. Grocery. Glass.
,oare, Hard,oare, Tin,oare, and Wooden
,corks, dc.
Those who call on them, can rely on
being promptly attended to.
They are the only agents in this place for
the famous
BUCKS BRILLIANT COOKING
-
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-10
Tue Hn,hopg suspe usi an.

Some further facts in regard to the Bushong
suspension at Reading, are reported elsewhere,
the main fact having been announced in yester
days COMMERCIAL The members of the firm
are wealthy men, their resources being in
very valuable real estate, aud other investments
not only safe but very productive. Neverthe-
less the distrust bred by. the panic affected their
depositors, and we are informed thatup to Tues
day, s4OO. 900 had been withdrawn, ont Of their
vaults. In any ordinary condition of affairs,
they would be able to realize on thoir securities
and continue to respond to further demand,
but upon visit OF member of the firm to New
Yolk. on Monday, this was now found to be i'm
possible, and they were obliged to suspend ~
the present, the return Of deposits.
We have the highest confidence, not only in
the personal ability and capacity OF the Messrs.
Bushong, but in their absolute financial solvsn-
cy. They are, no doubt, actually worth large
sum of money, when all their Obligations are
discharged, but they cannot pay everything, ou
call
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-10
Bu.lnes. anu Commercial Items.

Tho banks of Augusta, Ga, havs resumed
payment The receipts of cotton in Augusta are
large, but money is still too scarce to move the
crops.
The Third National Bank OF Chicago, which
suspended ON the 9Th ult., resumed business on
Wednesday.
1t is announced from Washington that the
Treasury reserves are drawn urOn only to pay
the actlal expenses Of the Government, and the
outstanding legal tenders will be reduced again
to three hundred and fitty-six millions at the
earliest possible momOnt-''it may be before the
issue of the next debt statement The draft
on the reserves IL caused by the smallncss OF
the revenue receipts.
The Cincinnati Clearing House Association
decided. yesterday, to retire enough of the cor
ttcates issued to make the aggregate only 5l5-
900, ana to issue no more certificates They all
80 instructed their President to correspond with
the Clearing Houses of other cities concerning
the mode aud time OF currency resumption.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
announces semi-aunual dividend Of per cant
on the main stem, payable November 10, aud D
per cent on the Washington Btanch, payable
October 81.
The amount Of currency coming Eastward
double the amount m wing in an opposite drec-
ti1n. This, il true will reieys the dlili jul-
ties experienced in all the Atlantic seaboard cities
arising from a want of currency.
As an evidence OF the stringency at New
offered by a circular to ALLOW two per cent. a
month discount on all notes due them for cash
in baud. AS high as four per cent. month was
alaO maid
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-10
nluuiclpal Affairs.

PAYING CITY oRDERs--THE TREASURY Low-THE
EXAMINATION OF THE CRY ACCOUNTS.
Orders for several thousand dollars were
drawn by the City Council, last night, but they
are not being paid as usual, o-6ay, there being
an insufficient supply of funds in tho Treasury.
All interest falling due on bonds is being, ard
has been, promptly paid, and such other accounts
as are Of evident urgency as, for instance those
for wages Of worlman, are similarly treated.
The general run of bills for supplies, however,
are laid over for few days, by whicl time, it is
hoped, supply of funds can be secured
Mr. James Wooey, the accountant employed
for the purpose, has begun MS Investigation Of
the Giy's accounts. He entered upon The work,
which is an immense undertaking, on Monday,
and il devotiug this week to obtaining a clear
understanding of the way the books are now
kept. Having thoroughly mastered this, he
proposes next week to visit Philadelphia, Hart
ford, Springfield, and Boston and study the sys-
tem adopted in those cities, after which, lie
hopes to be prepared to open new and improv-
ed set OF books for Wilmington.
This will bs his first i3ct. The inys5tiga-
ton OF tue accounts, no Will commence, suOse-
quenty, d no is instructed by tue Councils
resolution to 90 back to 1886 AT that time, it
is said there wss a thorough examination made
under the direction OF j. Morton Poole, Edward
Belts, and Dr. Il Il. Porter, and it is believed
that the accounts, as they then stood, may safe
~ be assumed as accurate, thus affOrdinB basis
of operations, upon which the examiner may
safely proceed.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-10
Lnrrsr GeueraINews
jenkins = ATkIKsoI


The contributions in Louisville for the Mem
phis and Shreveport sufferers have averaged
$1,000 daily since Saturday.
Memphis was visited on Wednesday morning
byahether sharp frost. The yellow fever in-
terments duting the day, however numbered 81
Three hundred deOg ates to the Evangelical
Alliance will arrive in Philadelphia by special
train to attend the reception next week. The
number willincude most OF the foreign dele
gates, besides Rev. Henry Ward Beecher, Dr.
Hall and DIR. Schaff.
The second National Conference OF the We
mans Christian Association will begin in ,Phila-
delphia next Tuesday and continue three days.
The President. Secretary Beknap Postmaster
General Creswell and General Babcock visited
the Maryland State Fair yesterday. They re-
turned to Washington in the evening.
There ia said to be mot much doubt" in New
York that Cuban expedition has "ehpped out
OF that city or its vicinity.
The Secretary of the Treasury decides that ca
nal boats are not subject to the inspection laws
Of the United States. provided the boats are
navigated exclusively upon canals, and on no
other waters"
Yesterday being the anniversary of the great
fire, was observed in Chicago al a half holiday.
The Ellicot block in Newton, Mass, owned
by ]. w. Bacon, was burned on Wednesday night.
Loss on the building $35,0O0.
The Baltimores defeated the Atlantcs. at New
York, yesterday, by score of 80 to b The Bal
timores made ii in the fifth inning, aud in the
sixth.
The Bostons defeated the washingtons, yes
terday, at Boston, 26 to 6.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-10

g. The stock is very foil in the celebrated
makes Of both Gilbert and Ballardvale flannels.
SOFT AND HANDSOME EMPRESS CLOTHS,
| OF the fashionable shades of blue and bronze
| are TO be found at the moderate price OF rs eta.
A very beautiful fabric OF entire novelty Is tire
Rlyure Pompadour cloth, black poplin gronnd
traversed by rich satin stripes OF shaded greys
| and browns the silk so thoroughly wovensin. that
no fraying will be likely to follow the most stea-
dv wear The price of this beautiful-goods is
500. All wool porliDs are 60 cts, considera-
BILE reduction ON old prices; Silk poplin, 81 co.
One very handsome piece OF wine color
ed Irish poplin, with the softness and lustre
which the French goods cannot equal. was con-
spicuousy marked 81 80. All wool deaines, an
Article of rarity now-a-days very fine and soft
white spots on blue or black grounds, at 75cts.
Nothing can equal this style Of goods III suita-
billty for children'5 wear or still lower prices,
but genteel in appearance aul of stout texture
were some black and white striped mohairs at
25cts
Another specially of Mr.. Worrell's is his
USEQUALLED LINE OF HASDKERCuIEFs.
Having imported them himself and thus saved
the profits of the 'middlemen," he is enabled to
offer them at unusually low prices They are
put up in half-dozens in pretty French boxes,
all ready for use. The ladies hemstitched. and
gentemen's plain-bordered handkerchiefs, at
Sl,51 the half dozen, are surprisingly fine for
the price, aud the exquisitely fine ones, with
hem-slliched borders, and embroidered initials
for 81 10 each, arc a real wonder.
So large part of Mr.. Worr Ills stock is com
prised ia
CURTAINS ooUNTERPASEs BLANKETS, ETC.
That we are tempted to stray into the house,
furnishing department. but refrain, resolving to
contne ourselves to the intent with which we
started. that OF giving some account OF the dress
department Of dry goods, which our leading
houses are now opening, for this and the succeed
ing Season,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-10
The Vel ow Fever a. Memphis and shreve.

The Vel Ow Fever mt uemDhis and shreve-
rOrt.
Notwithstanding the anxiously expected frosts
hive come, there is no abatement in the yellow
fever epidemic at Memphis and Shreveport. The
rayages of the disease continue with horrifying
Incidents, and the deaths at Memphis have be-
come so frequent that the intsrnents cannot take
place fast enough to prevent the putrefacton Of
the bodies. AT Shreveport three purses have
been detected in the robbery of a dead priest,
and threats of application of Lynch law have
been made.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-10
s0nBl.

Charles @. Fulton, editor of the Baltimore
american, returned, yesterday, on the Bali
more, from five months tour in Europe.
Major General Pennypacker, who has been
recruiting his health at his home in West Ches-
ter for the past two years, rejoins his command
at Nashville, Tenn. next week.
VIM. @. Hickman, prominent citizen of
Chester county until few months ago, died at
his home in Grand Haven Michigan yesterday.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-10
aNarriaaes.

OsB RN-VRiGlIT. -On The Sth Inst, by Rev. W !,
. q. HobinsoH, No. 1896 iO1th 4th t, Pbiladel-
z,phia, sir. Taco tors 4 DsB jrn, to MISS Clara A
NriGht both Of wilmington, Del
PHELPS-FOULK.-1nt the Pre- byterian Church at
8 Milford, Del. BY kev. E. W. Cay orr, Of GEORGE
p town. MD Rev, A. A. Di1sm0re assisting, DIR.
.,Wm.sG. Phelps, TO Miss Edi Ii o. Fou K. botn Of
Milford,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-10

LECTURE TO WoEEISdMES.-A lecture to worke
ingmeu, by DR. p. p Fields, is announced at the
SplrItuallst5' Church, on to morrow evening, at
"a O'Clock, on the L ibJr Question. He pro
poses to ask and answer several Interesting CO.
nundrums, the character of which is indicated in
the announcement, elsewhere.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-10
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1873.
SECOND EDITION.
Thn Ye'InY Fever.

sIcREsIsG INCIDENTS FROM MEMPHIS AND sHREvE
PORT.
MEM 'HIs, Oct. 10.
The fever continues fatal, and the deaths have
become so frequent that the interments cannot
take place, and the decomposed bodies crowd
the cemetery. Nurses and money for the re-
lief of the destitute are urgently asked for.
SHREvEPoRT. Oct 10.
Three nurses have been arrested, charged
with robbing the body Of a dead friend. The
citizens threaten lynch law.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-10

A DEAR DRUNK,-A Princess Ammo, Nd, busi-
ness man visiting Wilmington, went on spree,
and lurt quite large SUN Of money. He was
escorted 90 the cells ia sad state of intoxica-
tion, but was Released this morning, by the pay
ment ol the nsuai fine. lie Loft Tor home ON
the 10 IL Train.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-10

sHERIFF's sALEs-Sheriff Armstrong adyeltis
es elsewhere, to- day. the following properties.
Nebekers Brewery and lots adjoining, to be
sod at the Lafayette HOTEL on the Goth. 49,
The farm Of Ellis NJ Nichols, on the Kennett
pike, to be sold at the Lafayette Hotel on the
25th. u =
The farm of Charles NJ Blandy and John O.
Cleaver, in ST. Georges Hnndred to be sold in
Delaware City on the 9th.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-10
A OIilc Family.

A short distance from Bridgeton, N. j., is a
colored settlement by the name OF spriugtown
and one OF its inhabitants is the father of twen-
ty-one children, four pair of which were by his
first wife, and one pair by his second wife.
Thirteen Of his children are now living.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-10

FooT RACE AT SHUZeN PARK-A foot-race
took place at SAuzeu paik, yesterday afternoon,
between W. Mouton. the Gopher Boy, and
William. Ksndfick, California Bill for purse
4 $500 The race course was 31O yards. ''Cal.
lfornla Bill" won tho race and the purse.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-10

Spanish wells, Of Br ussels thread net, have
appeared.
An Erie paper politely speaks of !" lady pick
pockets"
The Mormons are building a new church at
Beloit. Iowa.
Thequince crop is said to be failure this
year, all over Pennsylvania.
Theps Legislature of Connecticut will I
at New Haven for the last time.
John +. Peters, aged 45, hanged himself in
Baltimore, on Wednesday. Pecuniary troubles
We're the cause.
man named D. ]. Lear brutally assaulted a
yesterday. He was arrested.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-10

ARREST OF WlLKGsBARuE raIEF IN WHMINd-
TON - lhi5 moruiug, AMOS. MalOney was arrest
Cd in his city charged with the larceny of gold
watch and $50 ia money from a gentleman in
WIikesbIrre. Pa. The robbery was committed
someiime during the latter part OF September,
and MalOney fled to this city. The arrest was
maize IN conformity with request from the
chief of polics OF Wilkesbarre, who has been tel
egraphed, and Maloney is at his disposal.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-10
Another speciality of Mr.. worroll's is his
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

Rescue Council, Jr. o. u A. NJ, celebrate
their sixth anniversary, this evening, at Old
Fellows Hall.
Next Monday Mrs Keene succeeds the Misses
Futnergill in the boarding. house at Sth and West.
The latter go to Philadelphia.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-10

ROBBERY OF a CIaAR SroRE.-Llst night, the
cigar store OF Geo. W. Ktg, at 5th and Walnut
streets, was robbed of a quantity OF pipes and
cutting through the sash below the glass; broke
the glass sufficiently to thrust in his arm.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-10

REv DR. MoOABE.-It isreported that Rev. DR..
McCab'. Gust retired from the Episcopal church
of Mlddletown) has accepted the call to Trinity
Churcl, Cha nbersburg, Pennsylvania
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-10

CAMP MErTIYa "A camp meeting under the
auspices of the NJ. H. Church. liz to be held neal
PIiteyllle Wicomico county, commencing ON the
llth inst Ogercqat and stoves will be in great
demand,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-10
weather Record.

REPORT OF THE SIGNAL SERVICE.
WAsHNGroN Oct 10.
Probabilities For the Middle States, North
east winds with clear weather.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-10

Do PEACHES PAY i-Thos II. Gosn. Esq,
LinkwoOd, Dorchester county, cleared six thou
sand and three hundred dollars tho past season,
from OOJ peach trees, covering an area Of
about Az acres.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-10

CALVARY CHURCH LECTURE. = The regular
course of Winter evening weekly lectures was
opened at Calvary Church, 81 and Washington
sIeets, last evening by Rev Chas. E. Murray,
of the Church of the Covenant, Philadelphia.
His text was from Joshua, 9Th chapter and 18th
and 14lh verses Vim. IL. Gallagher otiiciated.
The church was well filled, and it is g. eatly to be
hoped that the interest thus awakened at the be-
Cunning OF the course will continue throughout
f1a
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-10
Financiel.

New YonK, Oct 10.
ANrHER TUMBLE IN GOLD.
Gold quotationi$1 0s9l,
LATER QUOTATIONS.
Both New York and Philadelphia report, gold
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-10

LARGE BEET Ma han McCormick has loft at
the rtOre u Washington Ewing, in Llndenberg,
Chester Go Pa a rcd beet measuring 26 inches
in length, and weighing IA pounds. He has
still larger one at home which he does not in
teud to pull until it is fully grown. Where is
the beet that eau beat this beet?
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-10

M. UR INIi tsOUDS-Ail The BEST FABkICS
M for mourning PURPOSES const nJly on hand.
w. Il. lARP.
EINDRRwRAU. - LADt s. GENTS' AN D
u CHILDREN'S, all s zes aud qualities az
W. Is. SHAkP'S.
a III. THE NE y saAUNS ar COLOR - In
IN the myst desirable DRE5S FABRICS, at
W. B. SHARP'S.
INTtNNBLS--All NJ the grades tf b Liza D
Il V LIE anu GlLBEHFS, Including Shaker and
W. B SHARP.
D'ANEErs-From 81 to SO, per pair incud-
I'D Ing the
CkLEBEATED CALIFORNIA BLANKET.
W. B. SHARP,
oct10-1y Fourth and Market Streets.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-10
Commercial Reports.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.

PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 10.
Cotton in limited demand at 1815019J6c.
Flour in less demand, extras S5.95.50 State
Ohio, and Indiana extra family, S825@S.75 Rye
held at 95o Wheat dull. 81 55CD1. 81; amber g.
81. Rve flour steady at S505 25 Corn dull,
yellow Csc Western mixed 65Jf@66. Oats in
fair demand white 55@5Tc; mixed 5lc. Whs-
key weaker.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-10
9Rw AauguiseasaEs. ;.

UTCHERs BON-SAWS, WilsO "a SIeels,
, featy - cleaver d choppers, stickHg, ssin-
Mug and STEAK Knives, iron nnd tin meat no Ks ham
testeIs, timed Oh se5e knives, etc, for sale by
ThUMsAL d oHaW,
No. ss5 [Elght Thirty -1vel Market st below Ninth,
Philadelphia.
yFFO CATCH TILL-TAPPERS, and sneaS-thiey B.,
4 uso tne PAtelt Allrm .honey Dfaw'rs, sod by
e4ttl aIA., 4 SAA ",
No 595 tsiglt Thirty -bVs) Market a. below Ninth,
PnilAdalDnia
EU T RECFIvEn-A choice lot OF Eastern a9-
ps ri >, for SAFE ch1 D, nc tne corner OF h add
Orange. OCT O,H NJ. Y. wills JN,
HDUY YOUR TEAS COFFEES aud Spices
- j. L HOUSTON, JA,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-10
PRICE TWO CENTS.
THIRD EDITION.
The Indians.
CHEYENNE RAID IN COLORADO.

A letter, dated at Pueblo, Colorado, gives an
account of a raid by three hundred Cheyenr o
and other Indian warriors among the herds Of
the settlers, They refuse to return to rsservA-
ton, near Fort Sill. Much CONSERVATION exists
among the settlers who are tlooking into Pueblo.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-10

Gold has taken another tumble The open
ing quotations to-day were as low as 81 Os9l.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-10

w ERN r. r. ~
Change of Hours.
FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
COMMENCING OCTOBER LIST, 1878, trains will run
aa follows:
Leave Wilmington 10 20 A M, and 9bPM
Leave Landenberg 6 49, A NJ and S0P m
Arrive at wilmington 7 65 NJ, and 8 80 PM
Arrive at LlndenSerg IL 30 AM and so M
CONNECTIONS:-Tr3i leaving wilmington at
10 80 A NJ, with train leaving Philadelphia at 80
M.
Train leaving wilmington at 8 s5 P M, connects
with train leaving Philadelphia at 4 90 z NJ
Train arriving at Wilmington at 56 A M, with
train for Philadelphia at $40 A M
Train arriving at Wilmington at 30 P. NJ. with
train tor Philadelphia at Z 00PM
ss-Sunday Trains will be Withdrawn after octo-
ber lst.
sep25 tt DAVID CoNNRLL, supt.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-10

RUNAwAY.-A few minutes before three o'clock,
this afternoon, Langs (the bakery team
came tearing up Fourth street, and
just before crossing at King the
wagon was upset upon a large collection Of bas-
kets of Jersey produce, which it scattered all
about in the street. The horses continued
to drag the wagon towards Market street,
but it collided with q farmers wagon
in front of 0gle & Miller's auction room,
aud broke it down. Here the horses were taken
up. No one was hurt, but considerable excite
ment was raised.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-10

ARRIVALS UP TO NOON, TO-DAY.
WV Warnipger g W.T., Phila. ''
WIN Il Thompson, +"
Herman Winter, Brooklyn.
II u Whitney. Boston. arHssi .i--
Jno s Bursk, Phila. ..-...aar
EN- Howell. g .........
John Baird, NY. -..s..i i..s.
John II CLARK.
J. f Moore. Waltham, Mass.
James O Miller. City. nH-'34 Jai---
James Buyors & W.T., Lanc. Co., Pa '1-
Jno Gait, +" -, Z" bic
John Joy. N. Y. q. u.i -4f
TW Hill, Trenton.
] p. Comegys, Dover. ....
Mr. d Mrs Jno NJ McClurdy, Phila. .
] Vaudeville. N. Y. ..sa
Fred L Holmes, City. a
j b Bonner Pa #.t.4 ..ua
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-10

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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-10

Six Jurors were obtained yesterday for the trial
Of Stokes. .Hl
Gibson Casanova 4 Co. and j. B. Hardis, New
York banking firms, failed yesterday.
There were ten yellow fever intermeuts at
Shreveport yesterday, among them Rev. Father
Leosonet. Sixty-three nurses and physicians
sent from New Orleans to Shreveport by the
Howard Association have all escaped the fever.
During race at the fair at Winchester, Va,
yesterday, the horse Harkaway SHE'D. jumped a
fence and fell on his rider, injlriDg him so bad.
ly that he died last night. This is the second
rider killed by Harkaway within year.