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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-05-03

The trial of Robert Bleakley, for the
murder OF his niece, Mary Ann Foley,
(alias Maud MERRILL OH the 10th oi
December last, at a house of bad repute
on Mercer street, New York, was called
on in the Court of Oyer and Terminer
before Judge Brady, 10 that city Mon,
day morning. The whole day was con.
sumed in an effort TO obtain competent
jury.
Bleakley was In court, but was kept
in the background by his counsel, " lie
was anxious TO avoid scene. The pris
oner Is unusually nervous, and a sharI
watch is kept on Lin lest he should try
to renew his attempt ut self-destru tlon
he having recently made despcrat,
attempt to commit suicide in his c, il.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-05-03


bhoans VI 80 ~ go
HEADS NEARLY bhohhN IN "A"VNs nun
INTO THE hiNkh'
Monday O'Brien's Consolidated SHOW
arrived IN town, and Its mammoth tent was
pitched at Fourth and Lombard streets.
1t advertised 10 give three grand perform
ancea during the day, and In the morning
showed TO a good-sized audience. At the
afternoon performance the crowd was I'm
mense, and the small admission charged go
eenta) promised TO draw together At Night a
atupenduous crowd Of SPECTATORS and II did
as II promised, for at halfpast seven In
the evening the great tent was packed, aud
thousand or more persons on the outside
were clamoring for admission and edging
themselves in as fast as possible. The ticket
agent protested that he did not want TO sell
any more tickets, because all the room IN
side the canvass was occupied, but the
crowd would not be pa0ihed, and demanded
aud received tickets In exchange for their
currency.
All the evening II had been worth the
price of q brDAdcioth coat to push through
the crowd 70 the ticket wagon, and an en-
terprising fellow early recognising this
fact purchased large Number Of tickets
aud sold 10 any person who would pay hin
a handsome bonus. He was successful, and
made lots OF money.
At the advertised time the circus hand
struck up tune, aud BY considerable trou-
BILE and much perseverance, the grand entree
was made but the riders Of the horses found
i u ~ uAAnNhN W hteot NiNea ~ wy ~ -
which wasencrOaehing upon the ring they
were forced to make their srif Still nearer
| the centre pole the crowd drew and the
enterprisiug manager, after eNhausting
himself by telling the crowd TO push
back, that there were plenty OF seats and
that II they didn't do rs he suggested he
would have TO olose the performance, intro
duced the elephant, doubtless thinking he
/ could manage the crowd with IL, but he
| failed, miserahly failed, for the mob closed
| In Immediately and made II rough Tor the
elephant as well as for the ring master and
manager. The elephant bore his persecu-
lions patiently, unlike those having him IN
charge, who proved themselves poor Chris
tiAns at best.
Now the crowd become boisterOus and
said they had been humbugged They
threatened to cut the ropes on which the
| lamps depended for support more, the
would cut the rope by which the centre OF
the tent was held to the centre pole, Their
threats and fear that they would be car
ried into execution made weak women
scream, cry and threaten 70 fainti while
men not Teiishipg the idea Of being smoth
cred under a sea Of canvass made frantic
endeayors to free themselves and get upon
the outside.
This state Of affairs continued for some
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-05-03

Rev. VIM. IL. Gross, priest of the
Order Of the Most Holy Redeemer, was
Monday 10 st. Peters Cathedral at Bal,
timore, consecrated Catholic Bishop OF
Savannah with imposing ceremonies,
participated in by nearly all the Bishops
Of the province Of Baltimore, amongst
them, the Bishop OF Wilmington. The
new prelate was born at Philadelphia IN
1887, aud was ordained to tue priesthood
In 1858. He is probably the youngest
BiehOp In the United States.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-05-03

The Supreme Court of the United
States rendered "a decision Monday IN
the case OF the Mutual Life Insurance
Company Of New York Us. Ferry. The
company had refused to pay the insuranc,
on the life Of u person who committed
suicide by taking poison. The facts show
that the reason of deceased had becom,
" 80 impaired by insanity that his sulcld,
was not his voluntary Intelligent act. >
On these facts the Court holds that tn
company Is liable, although the polio,
contained provision against suicide.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-05-03
Tue OPPRESSION OF THE Pooa.-Th

Tur OppREssloN OF rus PoOR.-The
AdD.rtiser publishes the following
inc item. but refrains from giving any
names. trusting The article will be warn
in,r 10 Inc oiiclals il has reference toi
IA few daygaro a new made constable,
with A warrant. # he were dit for his Of
bee h.. dare not execute. entered tie
house of A citizen during biz absence. and
rrorseded Ia make distress. The lady
Of the bouee forbid him TO do so. pointing
out to him clearly the Illegal character Of
ne proceedipr; was ordered to leave the
house, and refusing, was put out by the
lndy and her son. Ills they lad right to
dc. as he was tresspasser.
] The lndy went to the office of one Of
onr suuirps for nd ,ice. when about leav-
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-05-03

CHANGE OF TUE HoUEoF REPo RTINa .
Since last Monday the squad Of police.
men who used to report at headquarters
al O'Clock in the evening and 20 of duty
at . In the morning, have been going on
at O'Clock 10 the aftern Don and going
ofat in the morning. The sergeants
also report al this hour. Macy will
agree with us that this Ia an excellent
change for the spriug and summer
months,and we are glad the Mayor has
made It. In the fall, when the days are
much shorter, the hours for going on and
of duty will be changed to the old
schedule.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-05-03

THE STATE LIBRARy.-Mr. Enrlght, an
pointed StHir Librarian at the late session
Of the Legislature, advertises for the return
Of all books belonging to the State that he
may proceed with the work Of classifying
afst catAloguing the same He fnda several
hundred volumes missing, and cannot 20
ahead until he gets them. We trust those
having books IN their possession viii return
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-05-03

THEIR BvsY PLACE OF BUsINEss-MASU-
FEATURING IMPROVED MACHINERY.

THEIR Busy PLACE or BUsINEss-MASU-
FEATURING IMPROVED MACHINERY.
Hilles q Jones, shipped Monday to Seller
and Peoples, at Dunkirk, N. Y, com.
bined punching and shearing machine
weighing five tons.
This machine is intended TO punch holes
one inch in diameter in iron one inch 10
thickness, and to shear iron y in thick
ness, punching and shearing to the centre
Of sheets forty inches wide.
This firm have made many machines of
this class, sending them TO every section
Of the country, making as they are a
specially of machines designed for use
in locomotive works they have achieved
national reputation for making superior
machinists' tools. hasly walk through
their works at corner Of Church and
Ninth streets, convinces one that it Is one
Of the busiest places in our busy city.
The extent OF their operations can
hardly be realized from outside observa-
ton. This can only be done by getting
inside and among the busy men and un-
firing machines that occupy all the avail
able space upon floor embracing 1000
square feet of surface. In addition to
this is large iittEg-up shop, in which
finished work Is put together and In op-
Grafton, as II in use before shipment.
The blacksmith shop is one of the
neatest, best arranged and fitted for the
purpose We have ever visited.
The unfinished work found here In the
course Of construction is the surest evil
dence of deserved success, aud continu-
ance of the present busy season.
They have two machines, similar to the
one shipped Monday, in construction and
nearly completed; three mil ling machines
OflO,OOO or $4,000 pounds, finished weight
each. These machines are noted fol
beauty and excellence, and find pnc,
in the very best locomotive works in the
country. Four boring and turning mills
thirty-six radill dtils, one Of the mos
popular drilling machines in the Amen
can market, and perhaps the hest %
these are built by THE firm, the bet proc
OF which is found In the fact that thei
orders are always IN excess Of the supply
and also hy the preference given them b.
those using their make Of drills. Twenty
three of these are now used by the Bald
win Locomotive Works, Philadelphia.
Drills have been shipped by lhlles a
Jones TO almost every imT ortadt machu
works ifom Naiue tl the GUT Of Mexico
extending from Oh" Atlantic Statos TO The
far West, heyOnd Omaha, upon the line o
the T.. r. r.. K.
A ncw machine called doubl
sriudle drIll,' the ilrat one of which wa
huit about ycar ego by II. ~ T., 70
The Rogers Locomotive WORKS, and ~,
c'aIy designed for locomotive shops T.
great success, "the g'ratrst dd In a.
world ior the purpose" For these the
lave constant doannd. Elc,ru O
these doule spindle drills have bee
shipped, and several more are rapid
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-05-03

The desire for notoriety leads 10 gTeai
many peculiar actions, bat few peop e,
afhlcted with the mania, have conducted
themselves much more strangely than a.
certain John Butler, pawnbroker of
Oldham, England. For several years he
has been receiving letters threatening him
with death aud once he was badly
stabbed In the bretst, but no clue has ever
been found to his Ny sleross enemy, Very
lately be received letter with a kew in
it.. II said; ''The key to the mystery,
Open 1t and you will know your enemy.
| Yours, NObody", A few DAYS lat r a
box wrapped In brown paper was found
| tiad 10 Ills dOQr-kuVb. On trying to open
/ u In the presence OF his brother he fouHd
il locked, and he incidentally remarked
that probably ii explained the key mys-
tory. Taking the key he unlocked the
box, but did not open Il until he had
turned II around 30 that ii would open
from him. Then he lifted the cover. In
stantly there wac loud report, Il bullet
went whlzzlng through window, and
the pawnbroker fell stunned by the un.
expected shock. His brother revived him.
and together they inspected the Internal
machine, which was marked Revenge -
In large letters on the inside.
iue Mholr Town Mhb reused 10 lndlgna.
ton on the subject, and fearful threats
were uttered az tinst the man who could
! 80 persistenlly haunt and trouble an la.
nocent pawnbroker. The police took Ia,
matter mp, and to the aslonlshment OF
everybody, discover that the pawn,
broker was the author of all his owr
troubles. The wire, the cord, and The
paper of the machine were but parts o.
packages In bis house the pistol was hi,
own, and the proof was so complete that
be had to confess, and while he wal
about II be said that he had written al
, the threatening letters, had been his ow,
assassin, and did not believe he had an,
enemies any how. Yet 30 compltte dit
he play bis part until discovered, that
even after the police began the irvestlga
, tlon, be wrote to friend owe hav
not as yet any clue TO the mystery bu
whatever the result of the inquiry ma,
: be, have placed my whole trust an,
confidence 10 the Lord, who alone is abb
TO deliver me, and whose mercy endured
, forever" IL would seem almost super
] huous 10 suggest the fellows insanity
but tue fact that they have been taken I
. by crazy mar does not console the 70 NJ
D., People Of Oldham, and yet there is n
!, lrgal offence in what he has done. AN
be eanpot be prosecuted,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-05-03

NEW BRIDeEs.-The c commissioners
have decided upon what kind OF bridges
to be built at the following places In
Chester county; Al Dowlin's Forge
East Braudywine il is intended to erect
an iron bridge of so feet span. Over
Trout run, Treddyffrin, on the road from
Port Kennedy TO King Of Prussia, the old
Stone bridge will be replaced by covered
wooden bridge Of 80 feet span. Over
East Valley Creek at Joseph Jeane's Mill
Tredytfrin, an iron bridge Of go feet span
will be thrown. There has never been 9
bridge at this latter place.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-05-03
The Vienna Commandments,

The State Department will take the
necessary steps TO prevent American
manufacturers who have sent their wares
10 Vienna from suffering on account OF
the failure Of the commission appointed
to look after American interests. There
is lively war going on between Secretary
Fish and General Van Buren, One &C.
cuses the ether Of having recommended
pad men. 1t is difficult TO tell where the
blame lies.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-05-03
The louisiana Troubles.

Secretary Belkuap, who is now IN the
Southwest, will remain IN Louisiana
during the week, and will consult with
Governor kellogg US to the best means Of
preserving order there. Trouble Is appre-
hended upon the arrest Of McEnery for
treason.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-05-03

.-PleAse inform q reader Of
-sdtfT neither or not the exemption
MpAished In your paper Of the I'D re-
lw ralI debts. taxes included, or whether
fer0t the city and school taxes can be col
scted by law. Please answer as early al
convenient through your paper. j.
WILMINGTON. AprIl 18th.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-05-03

ADJOURNED MEETING ON sAgI frank
On Saturday afternoon rtde Tor the
Council held an Adjourned-. yoi. Meln-
lin street and DelAwas aud u was re-
purpose of establishi-Feen fennsJiv wanna
IRE was appointeSs should be feet 2
| solved that the eIumber OF other grades
and Deinward definite action regarding
inches. A4otleas be taken on Thursday
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-05-03

MONTY ORDER OFFICE. post
master has received notice from the Post
ofiee Department, that in response to
petition Coatesville has been made q
money order office, and the necessary
documents 10 commence re such are ex.
pected in few days. oafssVills Union
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-05-03
RAILROADSs
PI N5AR SI FINE GESEE BAlr

oonnKHolSa SUNDAY, oor. a. 1872.
Trains will leave Depot corner BnoAp srhkHf
AST WY TA aaiI fk AZ sI a 5 .S NJ suudsys
sksepisdI for Baltimore, slopplng A. all rsEaiM
..s.isns gsA9ss inEs' wiimiss'sn S' sa g
sraseh Il, L. and N 4 D. Z. r. q HaranI-
ton Nllh J. = b. n. X; a. seaford 18th pS ~,
bury Il; viii WE. Il. X,
KxPKEss TRAIN at l2.J5 N. (sundays er-
At wlmington Peuyyiie. asd havre-ds-E!ses.
Connect ~ Wilmington with train for New
ExPRKss TRAIN at 4OoP. NJ. Sundays sx.
ceptedl. for Baltimore aud Washington, Stepping
At Chester, Tnurlow, Llnwood, ClAymone WI
Northeast. Charleston, Psrryyils B.yrs;ds-
Grace, Aberdeen. Perry kdgswood, Mag
hG Mo III HE ExPRSss AZ ii'so p X daily. for
Baltimore and Warrington stopping a. Chs.t,r'
Llnwsodi ulsIpons Wilmiag'en, sss =. s.k-
pe rymaa'a aud M gaolia.
Passsn gers Tor FORT sss Monroe aud Norfolk.
Will take w ws,,fI,n u TRAINS.
Stopping At ali s'a,i91s between Philadelphia
d 81 ans 10. Is daily p. NJ. The . OoP N lraie
connects with Delaware Railroad for Milford Aad
in f.sSs WI Iiai n ssss at eS, and sioA. NJ.
4 %, 4 % and 7, 10 4; NJ rnss. ~ train will
sot stop bs,wssa Chester and rh,lsdslphiA. on
The s. ~ A. NJ lrain from Wilmington will
| connect al Arsenal Junction b. street ears with
the 8 - a. NJ. train for New York frem West
r9 PHiIhHD'A AND BALTIC. CENTRAL R. R.
| TRAINS shopping a all stations on Chester
| Greek sud PSilHdelphia and Baltimore Central
Leave Philadelphia for Port Deposit lsanday
| exceptsdl, at O0 A. NJ ana 4 80 Z. N. fhila-
/ delp6ia Tor Obadd's Ford at lc. 90 wsdnesdsys
81 s?s !. ! y 80 Sasd VIZ ~ We.
n, ia stops At ali stations between Philadelphia
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-05-03

SHIPPING ON The DELAwARH.-A
steamer coming up ths Delaware some
days ago passed three hundred and twenty
Que vessels between the Breakwater and
philadelphia,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-05-03

PosTPoNEp.-rhe trial Of Or. Isaent
West, for the murder OF Coooh Tur dene-
not come up at this SESSION oee agreed
County Court. The Court, funtil June,
raj aud counsel for the Possession Of the
to n postponement Of stover to hear the
at which time A.
lHnsarf safll ha = @
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-05-03

New SHoK SToRB.-J. X. Evans, late
proprietor of Silver Lake Flour Mills,
Dover, Del, is fitting up boot and shoe
store In the Clayton House building, and
will open MAY lst.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-05-03
THE GREAT REMEDY FOR
cONSU M PTION


co NSU M PTIO N
which can be cured by q
timely resort to this stand
ard preparation, as has been
proved by the hundreds of
testimonials received by the
proprietors. 1t is acknowl-
edged by many prominent
physicians to be the most
reliable preparation ever in
troduced for the relief and
cure of all Lung complaints,
and is offered to the public,
sanctioned by the experience
of over forty years. When
resorted to in season 1t sell
dom fails to effect a speedy
cure in the most severe
cases of Coughs, Bronchitis,
Group, Whooping Cough,
Influenza, Asthma, Colds,
Sore Throat, Pains or Sore
ness i'll the Chest and Side,
Liver Complaint, Bleeding
at the Lungs, &c. Wistar's
Balsam does not dry up q
Cough, and leave the cause
behind, as is the case witt
most preparations, but il
loosens and cleanses the
lungs, and allays irritation
thus removing the cause @.
the complaint.
PREPARED ny
SErP ". F0WLE & SONS, Boston, Mass,
And sold by Druggists and Dealers generally.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-05-03

THH CAMDEN CAMP MEETING no nm
DIscoErISUKD.--At a regular meet
lug Of the Trustees Of the
Camden Union Camp Ground, held re-
ceEtly, Ii was decided inexpedient To hold
a camp meeting on their grounds this
year. Many persons who for years have
regularly visited the Camden camp win
doubtless feel sorry at the action Of the
Truateee.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-05-03

I|II-III N|N |NIN NII|" I.|"
PumApeg 4, ,ss snAiBrI 23d,
ls'3.- ne ~ NON 90 otetnA Union
VI. =. c. ftasIHti iutDa siihrt4fhuildlng
OF said de ar'n la4.lfgaH anla,tr street,
phiiadel T. q If- ri 700 NaitN1ii present
Superui iiIs, NJ MA AZ Williams,
presiding alsiated nv ,Save. John c..
Ramsey Wins HuichIns aad BENJAMIN
Jefferson. EdwrId Caaehnan WAS ap-
pointed. Mashsl, uan.la-B. Anderson,
secreiely, ard olseains ~ 81 Blaskson As
sis.at5 nttmdr3ik goriniltees were
eppaduaaa pas5tsitrsthf Appeal, Finance
aud Atncal lQp.rf .nne Id
lq The afl6f n,an 1qHafbn reports were
uAto of thtchuaqq'te' ri Hartford county
Fulton Township. lancaster county, and
Uolam1in. fa, rHl6h cburchcs'are in
very fair coilditIun frespering spiritually
ANA temporarily.
TuuAspAr.-C0nf.re met at nin,
O'Clock Il. m. President ia the Chair
Superintendent }. G.. Ramsey read The
47th chapter Of the Psalms Of Dsyid, au.
hymn ODD was suug, alter which praye
was offered by Jesse Porter.
Favorable reports were made iron
Revs Edward Williams District. Tn
Districts Of Revs. j. c. Ramsey an
VIM. Hutchings not being very favorable
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-05-03

CoSYnRKScE.-The Delaware annual
Conference will convene at Easton, Tall
bot County, Nd, on the cath Of July
next. Bishop James will preside.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-05-03
ri AGAIN CALLED

zsv. J. Nation Of West Presbyterian
The cor Monday .agsin unanimously
Churchev. j. NJ. p. OFT, Of Columbia,
callessee, to the pastorate Of that
Tarch. The obstacles In The way OF his
acceptance Of the former call, have been
removed, and 1t is expected that he will
now accept and enter upon his mlnistra'
lions here within a few weeks.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-05-03
IAos oRH Disco

IRos ORE DISCOVERED. During the
early part Of this week, while the work
men employed on section No. IL, Of the
Berks County Railroad, were engaged
digging for foundations for treetle work
on the farm Of Benjamin stoudt, large
bed Of pure iron ore was discovered at the
depth Of three feet. The farm is between
the Half Way House snd South Evans
VILE, and the discovery has oeeaeloned
some excitement In that nelghborhoodj
-Rsadin0 Eagle.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-05-03

Cause, either fell or was thrown from a
horse on Saturday morning At Charles
Howlands residence, and was seriously
injured, since which time, with one or two
exeeptions. he has been in . eomAtose atAte
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-05-03

TURNED UP.-JAcob Jackson, one Of the
ave persons who suddenly left Reading
without stating whittier he was gsing, has
been found on board a man-of-war al Key
West, Fla. Rambo, the missing droyef
with his $500 in cash, has also been heard
from. He IL In baltimore.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-05-03
r, RAILR9Ap L!NE-Pa'asnssr

MIXED TRAIN. MI Inward. will lesve Dell
ton, a. Harr,ugton, g. ~ FELTON,. g ~ ; Can
lerbury, lei Wo'dside, 2. % Wyoming, .. 20 (;
Dover, r,9 MORTON. 20 Bresf I'd. AS !;
Clayton. q. 81 Green spr Nc, " Back oird.
Z. Ia Townsend, IS Midtown. s9i Mt
Pleasant, 7.h2; ktrk wood $40; Nav Caste bS7
Ardye A. Wilmington, 9 %; Philadalphia, II. 80;
Baltimcre. 90 southwaId, will leave Phila-
miugtou, y 65i pew Csstla, | 90 Middlsiown.
-; Townsend, 2 8st dayton, 3 10 DsvarSa2
Wyoming, Oh f-ltop. A0l Harrington, Az;
fafmli Gtnh. A. oil QreenwOOn, D. tEi Dfidrat ilie
O. "; ssaford, D ~; laurel g. III De mar, g ~
The mtned tram will be run subject to delays
Incident to freight buslnsts, and will step only
at stations whore time IL give
NEW CASTLE TRAINS
Lsave New Castle for Wilmington and Phtia-
delphia ~ A. 81. Leave Pm ladslphla. IL 10
n and wilgingiop, / FEN Or New Castle
| kMYhN BRANCH TRAINS.
Additional to iho.e above, leave Clayton for
| smyrnp, ~ A, NJ aud 400 p, NJ, Leaf
Smyrna for ayton, ii 30 A. M, and IS pm.
/ to make cOAneeii n with trains 10 and from
Dover, aud Stations south.
| CONVICTIONS
| At Townsend, with this Kent County and
Queen Anns,s a Kent Re- llaads. At Clay tor,
with Nd, Del II, r.. Al Harrington with D.
SB X. Atssafogl. With D. 40. 4. X. Al
belnsr, with Z. 8, X. X. aud wieomie1 AMI
HF. KENNY. superlpt.pa.nt
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-05-03

RAILROAD TERMIN Us.-Mr. Moore, a
man who thoroughly understands what
he is about, has presented to the P. W
Il b. r. r. tract of land containing
seven acres, at the JUNCTION Of the Darby
improvement and the La zareto road, and
the company have determined 10 erect
the reon a passenger depot and turn.
table. This liberality on the part of Mr.
Moore, will be amply repaid by the pro
posed improvements, and it shows thai
Mr.. NJ. is fully impressed with the i6al
Of Cakes Ames, Of "putting VITA ., Y
has where II Sill do the most
Chester Advocate. ~
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-05-03

day re-App0inted BY Governor Ponder q
Justice Of the Peace for this city. In re-
appointing Squire O'Neiil Gov. Ponder
has displayed good taste, and has rewarded
q gentleman aud most efnelent otleer.