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The New York herald., 1873-04-25
BALES AT AUCTION.

DY MAX BAYRRSDORFER, AUCTIONRER--sRLLa.
ID 10Y O'Clock 3l7 Stanton street. largo stocked Gro
eery Fixtures showcase positively tn lots MAX BAY
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GALLERY OF PAINTINGS.
VI LOUIS DURRS HISTORICAL COLLECTION,
comprising 800 paintings by the best masters from
Now open from TO 10 + NJ. Tor the benefit OF
THE GERMAN HOSPITAL, in the
GERMAN SAVINGS BANK BUILDING,
entrance on Fourth avenue Fourteenth street
Admission during the day 50c. in the evening 25c.
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magnifcent Household Furniture, Velvet Brussels Car
at the four story residence l3 West Eighth street
(Clinton place. between Fifth and Sixth Mag
nffcent grand square patent agrac IA octave Piano
styles PaIor Suits in satin breeael and reps niy fine
Clocks Mirrors Curtains Etageres bookcases, Tables,
Turkish Chairs Lounges rosewood and walnut Chamber
Suits. style of Louis XIV Bedsteads Bureaus Wash
stands spring and hair Mattress Bedding, walnut
inlaid Buffet, Herts Patent Extension Table. Dining
Chairs. Glass, China Silver Ware, Cutlery; servants
Furniture. ERNEST ROTH, Auctioneer. Responsible
men and furniture expresses ensaged to cart ship
country Sale commencing this morning l0a O'Clock
precisely House open at O'Clock In the morning for
inspection.
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DY JOHN A. DUNN, AUCTIoNBE BER.-wILL SELL
ID tomorrow Saturday, at 105 O'Clock, at 384 Third
avenue one Bureau Bedstead, common Bureans. Wash
tresc Bedsead Settces and Lounges Brussels velvet
and ingram Crpots one Chest of Tools English make,
and large variety Of Women's Wearing Apparel.
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A BETS wAREROOMs, 7ss BROADWAY, CORNER
N Tenth street. next TO Grace church.--Pian0s and
Organs TO let sell instaments bargains for cash.
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UCTION NOTICE-HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS
IA BENZ. II. SEIXAS Auctionccr will sell, tomorrow
Saturday April 8 at 10 O'clock at S45 Sixth avenue,
the entire Stock and Fixtures OF the rs class store
house furnishing goods embracing general and dssira-
dstng OF Showcase Tables &C. to be sold without any
reserve
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DY r. COTTON, AUCTIONEER.
ID This day Friday) April 2 at ION O'Clock at the pri
vatc residence LIT East Twelfth street. near Fourth
NE entire rich Furniture ofthe hsuse embracing
Ingram Carpets Oclohs cnamelled Cottage Furniture
Mattresses China and Glassware Kitchen Goods &C. &C.
On SATURDAY, April 26
eich and ccgant Furniture, all made BY Better Marcott
street. at l01s O'Clock Wilton, Brussels and other Car
pets; rich Parior. pining Room and Basement Goods
particulars tomorrow when Catalogues win be out.
in West four,eenih street Particulars on Saturday
be sent TO the auction rooms IS East Thirteen tn street.
tn he sod after Nav
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A UCTION SALE OF ELEGANT AND COSTLY
n HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
THIS DAY. FRIDAY. AT 101< O'CLOCK.

AT 2lO WEST 2isT ST., NEAR 7TH Av'
ROBERT c. cASuIN, AUCTIONEER, SELLS VIZ:
PARLOR, LIBRARY, CHAMBER DINING AND KIT
chen Furnurc, consisting of Velvet and Brussels Carpe
rosewood and walnut Paror Suits in satin brocate and
corner Pianeiorte beautiful octave grand square
Panofortc. Pier Mirrors, Lace Curtains Oil Paintings
Chairs Centre and Console Tables Library Bookcase 500
volumes Books. Library Tables Desk.
CHAMBERS CONTAIN
Euit In reps rosewood and walnut Bedsteads Bureaus
Washstands Spring and Hair Mattresses Easy Chairs
Lounges, Mirrors, % &SIrtsins, Gu Paintings. &C.
Dining Chairs. Glass, China, silver Ware and Cutlery
largo assortment Kitchen Furniture, &c.
NOtico-Housc open at 81 O'Clock; catalogues ready
competent In attendance to pack and ship goods
city or country. N. B.-Sale positive.
The New York herald., 1873-04-25

and Rye whskey Of different ages and brands, Friday
April 2 at l0h O'clock at the saesroom Is Bowery, by
order Of the assgnee first class Wines and Liquors, viz
Rum Scotch and irish whiskey French Spirits IS casks
French and Spanish Port and sherry Wines, Rhine and
Claret also IS barrels choice Bourbon and Rye Whskey
l2O cases Brandes Gin Biters &c 30 cases sar dimes
positive in lots to suit dealers BY order OF Louis Levy,
assignee. Also Monday April 28 Underwriters sale Of
10 cases and GO balls Leaf Tobacco.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1873-04-05

locomotive on the Baltimore
mud Olp liilrofI wciit through a
dmwbIidge Ut XneNillc, Ohio. a.
lew days ago. NJ one was Injured.
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ANOTHER TESTIMONY.

nisruN BAaaAcgs No. April 2n, tsGG.
ID idh4 Rri-hsht Sir Know Ing Tie rli.
riry II yunr %Sirsiparilla. and the healing and
hcuttcial q]utlt'rs Il potfeugs, I seui YOU the
follow NJ '.atrmeui of ny ease
VS. WOuulai atrut tao wears Fgh. was
ttlcu 0nI untr cad confined ff ,,ircH months
Being moved 90 oneu my wounds have not
Waited f,t have uui 30 $50 % momcnl since
! WW wounded I am Shot through the hips
Wy general health is imrfir.d md nr,l
something ., ~ ut NATURE | have more fllh
boz tuuf SrnaparIlA than anything else. !
wish that Which e r%rauine tlesse expires
mc bali q Iilgn hotii q ADJ ohi,gc
ttHr e = l1ussns. 81 iuuit No
rs 1hs allowing W., written Alril 30
iSrG, b, Mrs Jennie johnson mother Of Capt
IohuWui
NJ j.Aa non p,ar Sin vs. hmAiud. b.
p = Johnson vss , sk1'hl surrco6 and PRIV
in C,niml New York. whstr hg dirI.
tbs above { +. Johnson % my care
AZ Thirteen yrata ~ hft tt hal 4 a. unif
liarrhea and srnfrlhA iu- shicl I Fave \ gut
'tfsaIauila. II ssrsi ha have to- ton
Iwir' recommended u 81 nihuy IN Nss Yutk
mil luwa, ieg scufals hvvt losss, aud
debility Perfect furttt tn attended
o. "a 4rs stti - are fa'si aosrfysla
iwi iff ffn eyre a4ftt Hpt.sIgu am
.art Hutiu1' frr my aun ~inretiu have rredrric
% vrar s~suuadllL ~ : Asifdl ~ rtttiur
'Vlio1s srtier her,c bic writing ~ SOU iur
: IT, vcuhi wrft rrdtif. tut I ttfirvc b.
'Hl rcCateh Erswftiuliy.
tsNSu tuHssoy.
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Ihit rHtkN E. Ir hiaiafv 70 90 bHu.H.sa 81
uilsift iuetsH uftuHfH tutf. etc.,. iu aI cas-
% aeuwl ives fHf1 Fsla 4 afts aHt Htrttaa
tHra fHf It 20 hHsi srtu llaHw "a tsfrtfa Wafk
tI INeH EHfn HH a4t|.fa az HfNWf fN.aeat ts.s.E
rtt tN fuN WN HlsfiHf 90 tnr asnft 10 ths
Nur hitt NfneiHtffr Wrtbrnt. tars.t. student
aui t%HafNtlst aHt ssfs o. tHfh - 80 ysaafsf ali
Nfa aHa tI tt ftfit a tf# a#aHtfv UHUHrafE n
tf fttt f A# tul T. tHe thssn#si hsk rvFf
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"a HHi ~ A#Ht uH Hl % A. wsil sith thIs
HsA ur tstrs ~ Hi-fat WeHtr aHf aasis ~
rVFiHsfF ftlHf 81 t%fffItrfv. tnH Unf aentt ELL
fa -lHa t4 fEhl dAta. aHithef aAi ~ tnfWuW wka
goo W Iisfi snii e in sus ueek sfsti.
H.Hf q o. u"k sHf o. sEeatt an retst % sttmr
tH UfdH.frt aHf tffut 81 H=ffts Hffssa4 "a rrN
nshsas IN htNHA ufrk uuttHt nsh
otta thktns ~ sf GussHnaI. uths
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fLNrtNeG,MlM

ALAlitAtbt ~ Sly
Clarence va hungry when i,
tlaricI Tor tie rilroad station. f'rI
day noon, but that was of lite mo,
mcrt. lig would couc Juvk. h,
thought, IN . fcw Minimize mr't,liu.
ucr WIS al ready, waiting Tor h.
l.thcr aud btodIor 10 return IRON
their lalor. Is he lnokcl into the
pas cngcr rnum, the ticket agent
wa, busy selling ti,kcts Tor an ont.
going train, 80 Clarence went upon
the platform = wait until hr could
gct u chRncet Gu uk Tor aumeiisbc.
4 number of uuiu.clrs were stand.
ing upon n t7ck ncar h,. Oup ol
tirm had lcpn nscd to carry corn.
aud rs floor was ltrewu With tho
long, min Re ucls that had grown
IN iln lar icuiloK Net
4Whm a waste tAAt l., L,hSucln.
Clarence, having ia mmd tie hor,c.
at home, and rr~ncnibctir how
much they would Ii e 70 taste the
corn. at won't take nc bu, %
minute to iil my pockets, he said
To- himself anil wish a dpxteruis
leap, he was ipsblc tho fteil I ear
In q father conner ot II be- stopped
dawu 10 dtgw te corn iUiat liitlc
tilv. ana Was Filling Ifs pocket
When he suddenly found himself iu
total darkness. The car was shut.
aud ihc fastening pin vas In. uni
IN spite Ut ctteA bnl knaelt- THAT ~
one heard. Clarence Shank wi.u
Trisonpr 10 an cmty emiu.csr that
Asa, b0ani fer the great West. IN
vain he shouted, IN VAIN he thfust
lis stout boots against tic deorS.
The old logolnotisc ea.nc, pulingl
away IN iront. muy have lot the.
thrill IN lis steam chest, but 40 une's
heart va. touched To oFcuthc doors
gnd let Clarence ou'. so the wheels
began TO roll, and they rolled hstcr
aud faster. and the journey hogan.
The bog did not know whether
he wal going cas-, q west. All that
he could tell was, hal the road sas
} rough and tie car oltod terribly. lie
stood np and elnng fast 10 its sides
to keep from being thrown about.
~ bat will mother think athoms {
CAPPED Clare nee, trying IN vain TO
nnd a creyi,e out Of which he could
peep at the surrounding country.
He country was blackness aud
darkness just then. The time seem
cd days. the way endless, and then
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appropriation and hence its friend.
praatcdt 10 wit. And yet. n Fe

male University SO much needed,
would be nm anomaly in the South
and NJ higher compliment could
have been paid lor could be- to the
noble Commodore ard lis esiinoble
lajy, than 10 give their name 10 tho
first.
RAMBLER.
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~ H,u iIlan Ih"J de 'o amy "IIi't
citizen Of iho country lh't % not
simply % fr.oi "nI n'l'' deed, bo'
r. mi hIlud y l' one iNal ll''s olhe
grandeur tnl oh'imlly Of a more
than mortal @ s%lperbnm1n PIN.
IlnlIropl iho Commodore la' q
oobIo heart Tbs Iai been proven
heretofore oDd llo sweet and soii
INIlupurp al il4 uuIutlt uuI
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BTLL'S
WORM DEsTORYER.


,Esiusi fom letter hum GectsIa
Nttt,Ndv. Walker c.. Ga. Iunr ~
~. iAs HtH=uyar Sir have ~fssgutty
given taur HHa nssr.fu atsr.i if4l. ani
iui V wonderfully tfhctttaua hss not
failed IN a single insttncr - have tie = tshei
ii sastt am doing a petty large ceuniry
practice ani have aily use sr SONS article u
thc kiud lam. sr, respectfully
iYtusr ClEHtsr, y. ~
r s. ~ usqaaik.a Wi ha n ,ses W.
testimonials ~ hvur u nv Worm pestryer
that newspaper sface is l%atitsly t1s small 10
Ne merits
Its an irhllits tsmely fot WORMS Tr
i ard ls convinced See ny Journal ~ q
mtl Descriptions. john Butl.
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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-12-27
Christmas Grimes.
now TuR DAY WAS OBSERVED BY A PoR-
1loN OF OUR COMMUNITY.

lion Or OUR COMMlNlIls
Dolly as Is the festival, and associated
0s Is Christmas day with hallowed and
nuiy feelings, its Observance by some in
our community Is in bad contrast with
the di.nfei AID elevated position to
which our human nature has been raised.
There are those among us who have sunk
so low in the scale Of mi-ery as to deba-e
and demoralize themselves by tue inOrdi-
nate indulgence 10 bad whiskey and angry
quarrels. Several fights occurred Ia our
city, and we are told that round and
about Sixth and Church was one con
tinuei scene Of squalid drunkenness aud
disgraceful fights.
A fight occurred at Sixth and Market
streets between coiored man
aud a number of white men. It appears
that in conversation one of the white
men threatened 10 break the colored
mans watch. The colored man alleged
that If he attempted any such thing he
Che colored mani would "bur>t his
head" Alter some further remarks the
colored man accom- panied by a freud
started down Sixth street towards King.
In the meantime the white men were de-
batting among themselves as TO whether
they should follow the colored man or
not. They determined 10 thrash
nim, and for this purpose started after
him. lie and his companion were by
This time about turning the corner Of
sixth 10 go up King street, and perceiying
the white men on the chase started on a
run. They were caught up to by the
meu, when the cOlOred man picked up a
brick and leyelled ii at one Of his pur.
su.rs, striking hin In the face, aud in
hcling dangerous wound. I he eolored
man then rau up King street towards
Seventh, but he had not gone far when
he was oyertaken by others of the crowd
and knocked down, and beaten terribly.
BY the time the police were notified OF
the affair, and Chief Of Police Brady, &C
companied by one of bis OIL sers, repaired
to the scene but they were only able Il
secure the colored mantle other parties
/ to the affair had lied.
! A general row occurred at Eighth and
kirkwood streets Thursday, Severa
colored men got into a fracas, when O
white man luterfered IN the lnteres
| Of one Of the participants. Other In
/ teif rcucts were made, and the result
was genera row, la which about {
hundred pcrsons became engaged.
white muu named Sutton was badly
beaten, aud several other persons weri
more or less Injured.
A fight took place on West SIKH stree
Thursaay, but tue parties engaged ia tn
disglaeeful affair made good their es cap
before the arrival of the police.
There were nineteen cases tried befor
the Mayor yesterday, most Of wllcl
were for drunkenness. There were twl
or three cases Vi dsorderly conduct.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-12-27

SERVICES Attic CHuaCu YESTERDAY.
Interesting services were held Thursday
ut Unitarian Church at ii o'clock, a. ~.
The pastor, Rev. Fielder Israel, preached
an apprlniata sermon from JoAu Is.
and at . o'clock chi'drtn's meeting
was bold. \ beautiful tire laden with
good thisEc aud illuminated by " Santa
Clius," furnished by the kindness Of Mr..
r. James, WAS dismaEtiet and the pres
ents distributed among tue lh1treu Of
the Sunday schools. The singing Gf
the children was remarkably go1d
and the whole service very
p easint and happy enc. a
star crowns the arch near the bow
window, aud double t,sicons, held by an
anchor Of moss hang glaeeiully under
the arch.
The church was beautifully decorated,
f'stoons of eve greens were hung from
The iafters, and over the centre "A beanti'
ful basket was suspended. On the wall,
in the rear of the church, and over aud
on the sides of the pulpit appropriate
mOtiOs Weia placed, as fOlowii Glory
to God in tbs hlghesti" "On earth
peace, GOODWILL 70 mea," etc. The
lamps and doors were all trlumed with
| ivy.
The singing at the morning service,
under the leadership Of Mr.. W.stone,
was especially sweet and spiritual. The
( flowers, from the greea house OF I. Y.
4 DeNormaude, on the pulpit aud tables,
! we're arranged with much taste.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-12-27

MEETING OF THE BOARD or MANAGERS
TUESDAY, EVENING.
A regular meeting of the Managers 81
the Board Of Trade was held Tuesday
evening. President Lea In the chair.
Therel was considerable discussion on
matters of interest to the Board only,
after which an invitation to the Board to
send delegates to II meeting Of the Ameri'
Van Cheap TRANSPORTATION Association, to
be held in Washington next mouth,
was accepted, and the President was
authorized to appoint three delegates.
Edward Belts, ESD, called up The sub
-Ject Of the approaching centennial cxht-
bitlon 10 Philadelphia, and offered the
following resolution, which was adopted;
RESOLVED, That IN the approaching Cen
tennial Exposition In Philadelphia a far
better opportunity for the display Of the
products of our industries will be afforded
them by an exhibition IN our own city. as
has been the intention previously Of this
Board Of Trade, and we therefore advise
our manufacturers to prepare Themselves TO
take advantage of the very great opporiu-
mites that will be there atferIed 10 COM
pete with the products Of all cirilized ma
items, and alsO TO show TO the millions there
assembled the excellence and variety o.
their varied manufactures.
hesoirec, That the subscription asked Of
as by the Centennial Finance Committee
% not only demanded by our patriotism but
Will be moro than rafnrrtnf 80 asa Hsr ~ al
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-12-27

ANNUAL MEETING AID INJECTION of
uFFfCrbs,

ANNUAL MEETING AID INJECTION OF
ofFicrEs.
On Wednesday Of last week, A. Caih-
bridge, the annual melting OF the stocN-
holders Of the Dorchester aud Delaware
Railroad was held and Tie following
officers elected; PresideEt, W. W. byrn
Treasurer. Thomas II. HENDERSON
Directors, Edward W. lecouptr, James
Gore, Thomas B. sherman, John webster,
r. G. Ellegood and john ". Brown.
THE BREAKwATER ASD FRtNKFoRp LINE.
Our special correspondent Al George,
town writes as foil Iws: On MonoIg ana
Tuesday last hi rs for the Building Of ths
BFeakwater aud Frdukford RAILROAD, 10
rur between Georgetown aud FrankiOrd,
were opened. The bidders were as fol
lows. bit the amount bid cannot be as
certained John VI. Houston, Sussex
county; Amos Smith, Pennsylvania
Sellers u Co., Philadelphia Gsnrge w
Smith u Co., Philadelphia; Ma'sfr q
Co., New York, and Wood, Mahoney y
Co. of this State. Oae bidder Onrs to
complete the road by June 20-h, aud oil
the bids are within the reach of the COM
pany. Elk Attorney General Moore. has
been elected tho Company's attorney
The contract will be awarded some time
ueVt vgnpix
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-12-27

sEMi-ANNuAL ELECTION or OFFICERS.
Elections were held Thursday in JEFF
frrsoa aud Eden Lodges WITH tue follow
Ing result
JEFFERSON LODGE, 10. ?.
N. c., Wm. McIu ire.
V. g., John McClare.
X. s., John Moore.
p, s., D. II. Carpenter.
Treasurer, J. G. Yates.
Trustee in Cemetery, II. II. IcNeal.
EDEN LODGE, NO. 81.
n. G., isaac 2 Bisgs.
V. O., Edwin z Nicholson.
Il. g., John VI. WnitflgG
?. s., WIN. II Conbrooss.
Treasure A. G. Robinson.
Trustee in Riyerview Cemetery Co.,
Thos E. Young.
AZ the last stated meeting Of d alaware
Eucampmont. No. /, /. o. o. F., the
following were elected officers
c. Pc. +. MorToV.
n. P.-David Downs
S. We. F. Wirgleswortn.
j. W.-Henry F. Walker.
Scribe-Edward McInlire.
Treasurer-John l.. Pierson.
REYNoLps ESoAMPMGSr, NO. 8.
g. P.-Thomas z. Young.
II. P.-James { Hinkson.
S. W.-FdWard II. Spencer.
J. Wired W. Taylor,
Scribe-.Peter Z. Daley.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-12-27

New JERUSALEM SUNDAY ScHooL.-
The Sunday schools of the New Jerusalem
(sgedenbor2ian) Church, celebrated
their Christmas festival on Wednesday
evening at 3 O'Clock. The programme
on the occasion consisted of singing and
pleasant dialogues and closed with an
illumination of very pretty and heavily
laden Christmas tree, and a distribution
OF the good things 1t bore. The church
was handsomely decorated, and over the
pulpi: the following words, made of ever
greens, were prominent "Jesus domi,,am
gdlvdtOr.n
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-12-27
Ehe EaIlor of lhe .CommereiaI., .

Ediior Of Every Evening The editor
OF the Commercial seems to TO think him
self regular ostrich. He can't see bis
own head, therefore, nobody else can.
He might as well charge you with viclat.
ing confidence If you were to say that II.
VI. j. is editor Of the Commercial, or that
he came from Norristown, or that he
don't like G.. a. I. because G a. 7. ad.
mires him, or any thing of that sort, as
to charge as he does, because you only
said inst what anybody who has regularly
read the Commercial has known eyer since
the Grsl 'Juy' letter appeared lie moB
not have written the Brsakwaisr L,gAt
letter, but il looks still the other way.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-12-27

MARKET THIRF.-Wm. Huston, desir.
Ing a Christmas turkey, entered q market
WAGON Tuesday for the purpose Of secur-
Ing one. lie was canght In his attempt,
however, aud conveyed to the City Hall
cells, where ne had hearing before the
Mayor "wednesday at IL O'Clock. lie
was held to bail in the amount of $500 in
default of which he was sent 10 New
Castle iail.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-12-27

HALL DEDIoATED.-The Grand United
Order Of colored Odd Fellows dedicated
their hall, on Orange street below Tenth,
Thursday afternoon. The dedication
ceremonies were presided over by Grand
Master r. n. Lewis, assisted by P. g. NJ
D. II. Guslus. The hall was named
Friendship Hail.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-12-27

Owes iis red color 10 the minute globuies
which float In that fluid, and contain. Ia a
healthy person. large amount Of Iron.
which gives vitality 10 the blood The
Peruvian Syrup supplies the blood with this
vital element, and gives strength aud vigOr
10 the whole avatep
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-12-27

INTERESTING EXERCISES Interesting
exercises were held in No. 4 school Tues
days afternoon, consisting Of singing,
recltatlous, etc. The singing was under
the direction Of Prof Clemmer. Mr..
James G. Morrow made few remarks
70 The seholars.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-12-27

FUNERAL OF joins W. LAYToN.-The
remains Of John w. Layton were in
tered 10 Mt. Zion Cemetery, on Lancaster
Pike Thursday afternoon. Bishop Lee
preached the funeral sermon at the house.
The burial ceremonies were performed IN
accordance with the Masonic ritual.
Reys. Hooper Jolly, g. L. Steward and J.
Cooper participated in the funeral cere-
monies. Hiram Grand Lodge, A. Y. NJ,
Holy Royal Arch Chapter, and dele
cation from the Abraham Literary
Association attended the funeral.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-12-27

SCHOONER AsHoRE. - On Saturday
night, the fishing schooner 4. w. Lelsis,
from the Bay Of Fundy for Philadelphia,
loaded with Labrador herrings, went
ashore at Cupe lienlopen. Tho revenue
cutter endoayorel TO pull her of, but
failed, and yesterday morning the ifs hing
schooner was still ashore. WIcckers
hsve, probably, been employed before
this, and, In that event, the cargo thrown
overheard.