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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-18
a0ARO OF HEALTH.
REoUIAR xErT1No LAST EVENING.


The Board Of Health met in regular session,
last evening, President Mccall in the chair
Several Committees reported progress In the
abatement OF various nulsances under cOnsidera-
ton.
The Committee on C0ntracts and Licenses, on
the subject of the cleansing of eesspOOls, by the
deodOnEing machine, bad dxed their price at IL
eents per cubic foot.
The subject was discussed, but the opinion pre-
vailed thai soma other scale Of prices should b
adopted by the contractors; that the $50 muCh
per cubic foot" WonId probably be unintelligible
to many people, and that q scale Of 10 muoh PEI
lineal t0ot according 10 the depth Of the well
would be more clear and acceptable to the public
The report was 6nAlly withdEAWn, and resoln
luton passed, instead, notifying the contraetOFS
10 send in full scale OF prices.
Treasurer Hawktns reported $50 more II ~
the owners Of the Maryland avenue the cellars oi
which had been drained By the Board. ..5se
A. communication mas read from Ar. 4yls'
Burke, member Of Gounel from the Tenth Ward
in relation to anhIsAnee Of long standing oa lOl
west OF Jackson and between Front Vnd Reef
Streets This nuisance consists Of a large hole
in which water cOnetanlly collects and StagnAtal
The communication stated that the Nuisance hat
existed for long tine, and that If il was not aba
ted within q week, the writer would bring ths
mAttsF before the Council, and have the Stree
Commissioned inslraotod 10 do the work, and thi
Board.
Ihs report gave rice to some discussiOn, II
which Col. Mccullough sharply touched up II.
Tonth Ward Oommittse for permittlug this nul
sAnes 70 exist - long.
Tho nuisaneo was refeETOd 10 the President aal
the Tenth Ward Committee for abatement
On motion the Board adiOaFhed.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-18
LOCAL InrEu .LuoEmcE.
Governor Ponder was IN town this morning.

Governor Ponder was ID town this morning.
Two hand organs .urdish street music l. day.
The POstoIiice will b removed this afternoon.
No anu enents at the Opera House this even
ing.
The rel airs to the Custom House are in pro
gress & ta
Kid Gloves Of all eolorl and shades for ladies
and gents at Franks. f
The baggage truck at tha depot, this morniugr
Was loaded 90 much, that the b gage came near
tumbling of.
The Anniversary Of the Young Mems Mission
Ary Society will take place at the Old Swedes
Church, & morrow evening.
Workingmen, their wives and children, are cor
daily invited TO be at Institute Hall to-m0r.
row afternoon, Sunday at 81 p. N, to listen n
a Serman by a WorkinRman OF this city, on th'
work TO be done, and how to do it.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-18

KNocKKD Down AND DRoWNEDl-Thnn-
day, about L o'clock in the afternoon q yOung
married man named Silas Dixon. day laboreI
employed on The Rerks County Railroad near
ViTRinsVills. Was knocked down by q falliae
derrick, slunned and thrown into water six feet
deep, By which be lost his life. The WOFkmsa
we're engaged In hOistiag stone, and when one
Was In the aiF, the derrick broke, and the upper
portion fsll struck Dixon on the back Of The hssd
and rolled him doEa hank. Il vas near "a
abutment Of bridge where water he'd collected
s1ms six fea deep. Dixon rolled into this and
was inaM probability droWned while insenslhIs.
Anolher man HaS Gino aighhy hurt.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-18
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STANDING COMMITTEES OF THE GRAND EHcAHr1
NENT.

STANDING COMMITTEES OF THE GRAND ENoAlfF
MINT. 2"
Raw. Gaylord Moore, Most Worthy Grand Pa
triarch. of the Right Worthy Grand Encampmeni
of Delaware l. u. o. n. has appointed the follow.
ing ending Committees for tie ensuing year
State Of the Order-H. N. Baker, No. 4 (; d
H. Carpenter. No. l.; VIM. III. Clarnan, No. s
JepthA Lockwood, No. B Samuel NJ Simpler
No. G.
Appeals-Jaeob q. Foulk, No. 6; b. V. Wei
don, No. 2 Philemon Chnndler, No. 3.
Constitution and LaWA-Joshua Maris, No.
w. b. Hyland, No. /; Thomas A. MeA1istsr
No. z.
Credentials and RetUrna-John L. Pierson, No.
/ w. N. Miller, Ne. I; John w. Flick, No. 2.
Finance COmmiLtee-R. II. McDAnol, No. 3
L. 4. Wallace, No. 4; Vim. Allison, No. 4.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-18

KNIGHTS OF PYTHTAs.-The first annual SEE.
sions (aIl previous sessions having bean he'd
semi-annually) Of the Grand Ledge Of Delaware
K. of p, viii be held In this city on Wednet'
day next. In the evening, grand promenade
concert, ball and supper will Be given at the In'
slituie Hall
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-18

p. W. q b. X. R.-CHANGE OF HOURs.-An
in portant chan 60 in the time table of the p. w.
4 b. X. X. goes into effect tomorrow, the 18th.
The Sunday trains leave as follows:
Trains for PhilAdelphia leave Wilmington, stop
ping at way stations, 4.45, $50 PM
Trains leave Philadelphia for Wllming gton and
Vay stations, $50, A. M, e30P.M
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-18

The CuAEcE1LoRsHIP. Governor Ponder was
In town, last evening aud this morning, for the
purpose of consulting with Judge Bates, in re-
oard To his withdrawal from the Chancellorship.
lie states that he would be pleased IL the Judge
would withdraw his resignation, and continue
longer in ONCE as he will exp erience considerable
tory successor 10 the present able and impartial
Chancellor.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-18
Police I eases.
BEFORE NAY Oh s1ArMs.

James Dora was very disorderly yesterday az
teenoOn, aud resisted violently when officer WlPl
attempted TO arrest him. OHicer O'Nsill came 10
officer WiTt's assistance, and DaTra was taken b
the cells. Thia morning he was tried and held Il
bail. in the sum Of $780, ior appearance ct Court
IThree cases OF drunkenness were also disposed
Of at fifty csnta and costs each
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-18

NIsiT-Last evening, the Chiefs and Sachema
of the Great Council OF Delaware. Imp. o. X. NJ,
paid a friendly visit to Delaware Tribe, No. l, at
the Wigwam, No. AIS Market Street. Speeches
were dejveTe !, aud an hour or spent in pleas
ant interchange of opinions and views.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-18

CLoTHIYd.-J w. Canary, at Excelsior Hail.
No 4O6 Market street, has fine and well assorted
stock of men aud boys clOthiRg for fri and Wln-
ter wear; also, full and complete line Of gents
furnishing goods. Mr.. Canary is young, enterpii-
sing, and accommodating and deserves the large
patronage he has acquired by his strict attention
10 business. Tive him call.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-18

CHANGE OF HoUR-Tnnity Chapel Sunday
School, King aud 5th Streets A morning session,
only, at O'Clock. Children are received into this
Sunday School and carefully taught in the Chris
tan Religion. Seats are furnished them in the
Church, and they are encouraged to attend Divine
Worship and TO take part In the Service.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-18

COUNSEL RETArNED-We understand that the
LIQUOR dealers of this county since the decision Of
the court on Tuesday, have employed Mr. Moore
TO contest the cOnsiitutionality OF the liquor Law
and also that Mr.. Bayard and Mr. Comegys have
been employed by parties in New Castle en1 Ke9t
countv.-SuSSer .JONrudL
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-18

Nor SUsPENDED.-We have an abundance OF
currency end will receive checks from responsible
parties IN payment for Boots and Shoes, nd give
balance of change in currency at Babcock & Bros
DOG & 20S Market street Ct.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-18

SUSSEX COUNTY CoURT.-In the Sussex County
Court the following criminal cases have been dis
posed of
Nathan Fosque ior rape on Julia E. Short q cir
OF IL years.
NeTdict-Assault with attempt to rape sentences
$500 fne, 80 lAshes, stand in pilory one hour
imprisoned ten years.
Sandy Sharp, LaIcsnty, CONVICTED, Verdic
whipped 20 lashes, six mos. imprisoned, stand il
pillory one hour.
Benjamin Menelia Tor the murder Of Burton.
The Attorney General stated TO the Court AM
Jury that he could not ask for a verdict OF murde
in the first degree, but he believed the ends Q
justice demanded q verdict of murder IN the sex
ond degree. Mr.. Robinson by The consent Of th
prisoner, asssnted TO the statement made by Nj
/ Lore.
The Court charged the Jury in accordance wit
the request Of fcounsel. The jury rendered vel
dict of murder in second degree and the prisonC
was remandcd to custody OF the Sheriff.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-18
FIxANCIAE AND CONlrERCEAL
CRY NOTICES.
Ovstern and RefreshmenIs.

At the ever popular stand, the Northwest corner
of the Second Street Market House, the genial and
accom- modating Charles Kyle can be found daily
with large and we'll selected stock OF choice aP-
pies and other fruits cakes. candies, nuts &c N
addition he keeps constantly on hand nice trcSh
stewed oysters steaming hot. which will be iound
very grateful TO the palate on cold days. Charley
is always polite and anxious to properly serve nus nus
ali AS a natural consequence, he does large
business as everything he sells Is Of quail
~ I;iye him call at the n. W. corner Of the Sec
ond Street Market House. augl4uSm
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-18

MeTino Underwear for ladies, gents aud chiI-
dren, in endless variety, at FranK'a, Oil Market
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-18

REIIGIoUs.-Trinity Parish Chapel, services,
Sunday Oct. 18th, Morning l04 O'Clock, AFTER
noon o'clock.
Old SWedes' services, Morning 10% O'Clock,
Evening ~ O'Clock, Anniversary of the Young
Mems Missionary Association.
West Presbyterian Church corner OF Eighth
aud Washington Streets. Preaching to-moTroW
by the pastor Rev. J. M. p OTIS at l015 A. NJ. and
~ P. n. Subjects for the morning, "rhs bright
light in the clounds which men do not now soc,
Job, 81, 2l for the evening "Woman's position
and work in the church. Strangers, aRd tn
public generally are cordially invited.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-18

LOTTA. Tuesday night next, at the Gram
Opera House, Lolita will appear in the great Pro
team drama, The Little Detective" Go and sc
her, by all means.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-18

RaPplsydspase Waite Olive soap removes
staina Of fruit. grpaga piteh. tar, paint &o &c.
Get bar of ~ Allmbnd, agent, eth and Market
stEosts. Wilmington. Del. .t-e tN-slh
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-18

The N. B. sapdsy School Of Milford win 80
nutting next Taeay, t~'~
The Ersus cead DPos = Franks, sil Msshsi
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-18
SOFT BOAP.

FOB cleaning paint aoors steps, oil cloth en-
tFaeLiag eEsHes non aopsS. easDsts washing dshsi.
fof SSls 81 thA0sArs. sAIleP q bsEEtl, hSr
AtFaetors, orsass ahd Water Eis,
Rilnlsstsp. PEI qss1 1St GIN
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CURIOUS INC1DRNTOF THE BOSTON FIRE.
The following fact, related by an eye
witness, is one of the many curious circum-
stances connected with the great Boston
fire: While the condagration was at its
height, and q merchant was busy collect
ing together few valuables to carry away
in his arms, q rough-looking fellow came
ND with a large wagon and wished to know
if he didn't wat1t to hire him for load.
The merchant jumped at the offer, ard
the wagon was by himself and clerks soon
heaped with costly goods, and the driver
told where to carry them, and to come
back, if he could, before the flames reach
ed the store. AS he was disappearing in
| the distance Z police officer asked the mer-
chant if he knew the man, when 1T sud
denly occurred TO him that he had not even
asked his name, and had committed his
goods into the hands of an utter stranger
Worse than that, the policeman knew
him to be notorious thief, but could not
| leave the point he was guarding to pursue
him.
Tho fire Progressed. and in half an
hour the merchants store was in ashes
Text morning he repaired to the place
wIIera he had directed the cartman to car
ry the goods, and, as he feared, they had
not been brought there Two days alter
ward, however, he was surprised by the
| carter's appearance, who apoioglzed 1or
nOG coming hiS A-N
the merchant, and handing him key,
told him his load Of goods was stored in
the room of hotel, where he would tind
them.
The merchant expressed surprise, and
mentioned tho suggestion Of the police Oh
feer.
'.That's So" said the carter, ''brt do
vau rcmenfb Der you were on the jurylWhen
- was tried for stealings"
eyes, [ do, and from the evidence be-
lieved MIN innocent"
'sWen, sir, that was me, ano was lnno-
cent-as innocent as a child OF what 4
vas tried for. l understood it was you
that was wise enough to see I was, al
though had no reputation to back me,
and you saved me from an unrighteous YER
die. and the State prison"
Indeed"
eyes And I've been trying to get
even with you for more than two years,
and never got chance till last night, when
I borrowed horse and cart and took your
goods out of the fire. There's the Key ana
there's nothing to pay"
So saying, the visitor slaHhmea the 1ooI
after him. leaving the astonished merchant
with a door key in his hand But upon
investigation he found his goods as was
promised by the visitor, and now is OF the
opinion that there is some ''honor among
thieves"
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BY FRANK CLIVE.

Bill Baker owned a fighting dog
A brindle, coarse-haired brute
Whose chief delight was to engage
In a canine dispute;
An ill-conditioned, vicious, cross,
Stub-tailed, hair-lipped, crop-eared
And red-eyed canine nuisance,
BY the neighboring CANNES feared.
Bills dog came down the street on
Diagonal dog-rot,
A looking for some other dog
For whom to make it hot
When, on scrubby looking brute,
His vision Glanced to fall,
Staring from out lookingglass
That leaned against wall.
BilPs dog surveyed that strange canine
With sinister regard,
And doubted if he'd ever seen
A dog look quite so hard.
The more he gaZed, the less respect
He felt within him stir
For that demoralized, cross grained
And hang-dog looking cur.
That stranger dog returned Bills dogs
Insulting stare, in kind,
Which tended to still more disturb
Bills CANNES piece of mind;
With every bristling hair along
His back, he fiercely frowned,
And curled his tail until it raised
His hind feet from the ground.
And otherwise behaved
Impatiently, as dogs do
Whose instincts are depraved
But all his hostile signs were met
BY signs as hostile, quite,
And Bills dog felt himself compelled
To stink away, or fight.
He flew into that looking-glass
With all his might and main
Filled with chagrin and broken glass,
He soon flew out again.
Reflection showed Bills dog that he
Had got into a scrimmage
Through indignation at the sight
OF his own odious image.
The knowledge Of his aspect quite
Destroyed his self-esteem
For the EideOus reality
Surpassed his widest dream.
Life lost, at once, all charm for him,
So, mournfully, he steered
Into a neighboring sausage-shOp,
And never re-appeared.
The moral of this doggerel
Is obvious, / trust;
(FOr there is a moral lesson in
Bill Bakers dogs disgust:J
IF some men knew how they appear
To others, they would hide
Themselves within a sausage shop
That is they'd suicide.
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in that portrsif The clothes were burned
from his body, and the flesh Of his face
and neck SCARED and scorched till the skin
seemed to have the consistency of leather
''There, my dear, you have told enough
let me finish it, p" said a manly voice at
the door.
l looked up, man was there, on whose
countenance there were deep traces of the
fiery element, but he didn't look ugly to
me at all. Each scar seemed rather
badge of honor.
His wife presented him, and as he gave
me his hand, he said :
'One whom my wife esteems SO highly
cannot be stranger to me, and now, since
she has told you part-for l have been a
sad eavesdropper-letm me tell you the rest"
joyfully aSsented-
"Then and there" he began, 81 heard
the flames roaring around me, and felt its
fiery breath scorching my cheeks, and seem
ing to lap up the very springs of life, but
was conscious only OF great joy at my
heart, for the mother of the priced one was
in nv arms. knew when touched the
ground with my charge, by the acclama-
tions that rent the air, but could only think
that had made her happy, and in the bliss
of that assurance forgot for the time my
sufferings, the world, and everything.
''I lay i'll through several weekS-thrOugh
days and nights that would have been an
guished indeed had l not known whose
care it was that provided everything essen
tial to my comfort-had not such a sweet
face bent over me, such a soft hard minis
tered to my wants. Never in the proud
est day of my health had experienced
such exquisite felicity, and never in my
weakness
CHOW, when she sat beside me, when
she brought me fruits and flowers, when
she put her hand in mine and whispered
something that would have repaid suffer
ings a thousand times more bitter than
mine"
ssOh, William" she cried, blushing to
the very roots of her hair, ''don't tell how
silly and foolish was"
at was neither Stiffness nor folly"
exclaimed, ''but the reward of the great
est virtue and herOism. Let him go on ;
am deeply interested, and long to know
ALL
81 have but little more to tell, but as
grew strong rand able to walk about, l
observed that all the mirrors had been re-
moved.
.sIIitherto, in my deep happiness had
thought little of the scars which 1 should
have known would deface my features.
This incide Mt reminded me of it, and
excited my curiosity. When | requested
one to be brought she implored me to de-
sist for the time, but, thank God, it.didn't
shock me in the least.
II TOOK ner IN my arms, anu WIllSpeTeu,
that since her beautiful face had become
mine saw no cause to regret the loss of
one, and wouldn't, for the world, change
baeIs again'
''YOu have seen and loved me now,' l
said, whereas, you didn't before-you
know all my Disagreement, and with it
your manner has charged from scorr to
loving kindness SO L have nothing to
| mourn for
''And every day OF my life has since con-
| vinced ne more and more that told the
truth"
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-01-31

MEDICAL ITEns.-An onion diet will
cure ScrofulaI
Fish diet is liable to produce hives.
A draught of cold water will relieve yawn-
ing.
Sweet potatoes tend to create liver dis
eases.
Epizooty in chickens exists only in imag-
ination.
Parsnips is a valuable food in disease of
the kidneys.
Castor oil and turpentine is the best rem
edy for worms.
the head in butter-milk.
Nervous excitement produces irritation
and itching of the skin.
Beef eaters are more predisposed To CON
than pork eaters.
Equal parts of Mecca oil and glycerins
will cure chapped lips, hands, and remove
Dimples from the face.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-01-31

Cor Hrs L1cENsE.-A beGgerent youth
aged eighty-three applied to the county
clerk of Evansville, Ind, for a marriage
licenEe. The clerk demonstrated, saying
that man of his age should turn his
thoughts toward the other world, instead
of matrimony. Pm of age, amt IT ask
ed the old chap. well rather, answered
the clerk. Off came the old mans coat
and taking the attitude of a pugilist, he
said: 4 kin jist knock fits out of any
man who doesn't approve of this here ma
trimonial venture of mine. L want the Ii
cense or there'n be somebody licked quick
er than thunderi' He got it.
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Trial List.
Executors Notice.

Executors - NOI1ce.
NOTICE is hereby given that Letters Testa-
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late of arroltown, Cambria county, deceased
have been granted by the Register to the uu-
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are requested to make immediate payment, ana
those having claims against the same VIII pre-
sent them properly authenticated for settle
ment. I2HN HHG M2GThRs, RGfTi Executors
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Estate Notice.

THE undersigned. Executor of the last Will
/ and testament of N. NJ. ADAMS, late of Cres-
son Cambria CO., decd, thereby notifies nll.per-
sons Indebted to said estate that payment must
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against the same are requested to present Them
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NOTICE.

"AVING disposed of my interest in the EB-
IL ENSBURG CIGAR MANUFACTORf 10
I. ALEX. MOORE, and having transferred TO MN
all notes and accounts due me, all persons m
debted will please make payment to him.
SIMON SULTZBACH.
E5ensburg, Jan. 10, 1873. lll-3t.l
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lschooL Teacher Wanted

A COMPETENT TEACHER, Male or Female.
N to take charge of one OF the Schools OF
Munster township for three months ana eIeVen
days (uneXpircd term), at a salary OF S3O per
month, is wanted Immediately.
GEO, MCCULLOUGH, President;
\. ID. CRIsTE, Secretary. ljan.l'.-3t.J