Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-22
LoOAL IMrrLLIoRMOE q

The weather to-day, is mild and moderate.
Buy cory of the Neetly GAZETTE for your
Sunday reading.
The boat yard of the Harl'1 Il Ho'lingsworth
Compsuy presents busy aspect
A number of sentenced convlcts VIII be whip
p ID, at New Castle this afternoon.
Infanis' and childrens' dresses, ciol.s. and fan
cy cap, at FraOk's, oil Market street.
The morilOr Ich,gh, at the Ha-l'1 Il Hoili0gs-
WOa.l Companys yard, bears marks oi hard ser
For several rcasons Quay sells Hats, Caps aud
Umbrellas cheaper than the cheapest, 409 King
street.
Than the DAILY GAZETTE no better penny
news ,aPeg is printed. This fact is acknowledged
10y numbers of readers.
Ready -made alpaca dresses, in the latest style,
and cheaper than you can buy the matci'al 10
make them, at FRANKIE, Sill Market street.
1t IS your advantage to buy where you can find
the largest stock at the lowest prices remember,
Adams & Bro. is the place SOC Marketstreet
HATs.-e3.j0 Hats for 81 so, at Quay's. 1926
Hats nov selling for $50, aud all other Hats and
Caps in the same proportion at 4o2 k'uG street.
KILLED on THE RA,,-On Thursday evening
laborer on the Baltimore Central Railroad,
| named James Diworth, wss almost instantly kll'
led at FaiTvllle station, from being run over Dy
/ several cars. He wss engaged in shifting some
CO... and owing to his being somewhat deaf he
| unfortunately stepped IN front OF them, IRON
/ which the Incident resulted. Dece sed leaves Q
large family 10 mourn the h.cparable lose
REAL EsrATK SALEs of the present week, 10y
Reynolds Il Co For Dr. john j. Black, oil New
Castle, farm of 1856 acres. in Cecil Co, Nd, S1CJV
for Henry Lodge OF O'ange st., Wilmington
| house No l7la north 18th street, Philadelphia
s., COO; for John Peirce, of Wilmington, three
frame houses over Sd street bridge closing out ms
block, 81, $50; for 1hoa Cory, OF wilmington. II
building lots on 81, 4th, and liaWley sts' $t0O
| The weeks total, tl4,lO
POLICE CAsKs.-Wm. II. Bayard, coored mar
| evidently Of a very brutal nature, yesterday beat
/ little boy named Thomas MoTTis in very cIuo
| manuer for fancied offence The boy vas thro"
| upon the floor, stamped upon and cut with switch
| es putil the blood came. Complaint wes made tt
| the Mavor. and the brutal negro arrested by OH
| Ger Bernard Last evening he was trled' hneI
R5 and COSTS and held TO bell, IN lhe sum OF S@V'
| to keep the peace. =,
Kate Edwards for drunkenness was fined jC
cents and costs.
! THE WrLM1SoToN CITY DIsrEssARY FOR THT
| REIIEF OF THE SICK Poor The report OF the
managers of this Institution shows that during
the year ending October 3lst, 1873, no less thHI
! three hundred and one (30l cases have been AZ
| tended to. OF these, one hundred and ninety,
seven l91) were white, and ore hundred anc
! four lOn colored two hundred and one con o.
| The entire number being females.
| The Treasurer's report give the total receipts
from ali sources as SIPS co. THIS amount - total
ly Inadequate to meet the daily increasing expen
| ses Of the establishment in spite CT the strie
economy with which il IA conducted; and th'
managers, already in cgrea.s for Tt1t, VIII b'
obliged TO close il uUlcss the charitable Haiuded II
the community come to their ssistance.
In view of the present pecuniary str'ngency
and the probabilities of a severe winter, the clio
sure of this Institution would be public calami
", and we Trust our fellow tOwnsmen will no
hermit it. BY order Of Dispensary COMMITTEES,
JOIN X. KANE, Chairman
Subscriptions may be sent to George H. Batea
Esl.. Treasurer. No. 6021E Market street
MAYORS OFEIcE, WILNiNoToN. DKL.
November 18th, 1873.
The marked success of tue Wilmington Cit.
Dispensary in relieving bodily suffering anon
our worthy poor, and the conviction that no bet
ter or more efficient charity eau be devised for th
| peculiar field in which it ministers, leads me L
commend the Dispensary TO the confidence AM
support Of my fellow citizens:
J. L. SI1TNs MsyoE.