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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-11-08
TO PHYSICIANS.

squlbb's Stranger Ether for Annthesis. fer
sale by
Corner Sixth and Market streets.
Squibb'H Apparatus for administering Ether,
nickel plated. for sale by
4. BRINGHURSr A CO.
Globules Of Chloroform. each containing ave
drops, at
e BRiNGHURsT 4 co.'s.
Globules Of Ether, each containing nve dropa, al
E. BRINGHuRST a CO..
Globules OF ApiOl, each containing ave drops Al
E. BRINGHuRsT A co.'s.
Globules Of Turpentine, each containing ave
drops, at
E. BRINGHURsT a CO.'S
Capsules Of Pure Oil Of Sandal, each containing
ten drops At
T. BRfNGHURST 4 co.'s
Steam Atomizers. hand atomizers. nickel plated
atomiEing tubes, nickel-plated Freezing Tubes
ETC., for sale by
E. BRINGHURsT a CO
"TENAX. - very nne picked oakum. a. an ab
sorbent and antiseptic specially prepared fct
surgical purposes, for sale by
B. BRINGHURsT A CO..
ApOthecarieu.
Corner Of Sixth and Market streets.
WilminKton
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-11-08

AcoIDEHT.-MondRy afternoon, JEFF
ferson Garrison, working on the Whitnsy,
escaped within a hairs breadth from
losing bis life. It appears that as Mr..
Garrison was ascending the hatchway,
and when he had nearly reached the
upper round, bale of rope was rolled
into the hatchway by the second mate
which struck Garrison with such force as
to knock him from his position, and had
It not betn for his presence OF mind IN
selling hold OF the hatchcoue on his
downward course, he woulp have ineylla
bly, met with lnstent death, as the fal
was some thirty feet. As 1t was, he wa'
terribly bruised by injuries received wheI
struck by the bale of cotton.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-11-08


WILMINGTON, DEL, November 7, IsT6.
luorAT1oHe AT THE BRANDYwirH MILLS
FOR Flour AND GRAIE-OoRRKoTBD DAILY
sanity flour....-............. ea.zo1slo.Ie
extra floar. ............s..s.ss !.oOXae
1upernne flOhr...ssss-s...-.s... tooVe.ee
wheat W)................ss..s. l.w
lofn s..s......s-.s..s.sssssss sIos
DOMESTIC MAnKETs.-The markets were
well stocked this morning and the follow
ing were the ranging prices;
Butter, 4o@45c per poundi eggs, sogss PSF
dozen; potatoes, l2@16c per half peck
sweet do, 20Q25c, half peck tomatoes,
106D26c do; cabbage 29l0c per head; corn
l2020c per dozen; pumpkins l0@2oo pieoei
beets,59sc bunehi radishes, 90 DO, savoy
cabbage, s&1Oc per head; chestnuts zoe. per
quart black beans, Csc per half peck;
apples 15Q25c per half peck; turntps, 50l0c
| per half peck; lima beans, 15c per quart
iOc per bunch parsley &c per bunch grapes
\ Ice per pound hominy. loo per quart
smearcase, sc per bowl cider, loo per quart
scrapple, s3l0c per pound; lard, lie do; beef
sausage, l2c do; link do. l2c do; mutton,
lie do; ham shoulder, lo0l7o do; pigs
feet, SOC per set; chickens, 9Oe@al.5o per pal.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
THURSDAY, November o, 1873.
Amount OF sales and rates, as copied from
the official record at the commercial er-
Flour.loO barrels PennsyivaniA family,
$7.25 100 do, hT.40.
Wheat-2O, 900 bushels No. q Milwaukee
spring, private termsi 400 No. l spring.
Corn-ls,0 900 bushels mixed, &c.; 400 yell
low, &C.,; 400 high mixed, CSC.
Rye-o00 bushels Pennsylvania, o5o.
Oats-Too bushels white, 4ol<c.; 10
mixed, 4S.
Whisky-loO barrels western iron, otc.
tBy Telegraph
. PHILADELPHIA, November Cotton
lower, 13s4@l4lzo.
Flour dun; superine, e4.5o8AT5 extras,
4500@5.37x; Penna., Ohio and Indians
extra family, 97.OO@7.5O. Rye -four, ta.ez1<-
G4T5.
Wheat quiet red, s1.450I.5o; amber,
sl.52Q1.o5 ; No. spring, al.40 Rye steady,
! s5c. Corn, fair demand; yellow, ooo
, Western mixed, 6sQe5e. Oats, dull white
4sl49c mixed, 45c.
Mhiskey dull, 93@9ic.
Gold, lOess.
CATTLE MARKETS.
7 PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 3.-Cattle mArket
war very dull; prices without mAteria
, change; sales 5000 at 694971<; for extri
Penna. and Western steers, 614Qo1x; 70
/ fair to good do, and 4@5 choice grades; TO
! common COWS unchanged; sheep In fair de-
I mand; Gales; 1900, at 4ISlo; hogs unchanged
. sales $500 at solz9t63z.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-11-08
Billiards.
A MATCH GAME LAST RYENING-oUR Will
MINGTON CHAMPION BKATEH-ANoTHEh
INTERESTING GAME.

A MATCH GAME LAST EVENIEG-oUR VIII
MINeToN CHAMPION BKATEN-ANoTHER
INTERESTING GAME.
Messrs. Wood and Meadowcroft, pro-
prietors Of the Bank Exchange restaur-
ant and billiard room, reopened their
billiard room on Thursday with two fine
match games. The first was between
VIM. L. Rockhill, Of Philadelphia, and
r. j. Hunter, of this city, and was an
American four-ball game of 1000 points.
In the first part of the game the advan-
tage seemed to be with Hunter, and he
made one splendid run of 201 points, but
after that time "luek" was against
him. and though he made many
brilliant shots which called forth
considerable applause from the numerous
spectators, he seemed to lose his knack
of keeping the balls together and made
no more large sums. Roekhill's game, on
the other baud, continued to improve be
kept the balls we'll together, made mum
Der of beautiful shots, and played at
excellent game. His average, however
was not over 80, which is much smaller
than Hunters average where he bea
Rockhill in a similar game last spring
When Rockhill ran out Hunter had scoreC
but 675 points.
Subsequently, another game vas playeI
between Mr.. Rockhill and Mr.. Levy, o
Philadelphia. This was athreesball game o
20 points, and was also won by Rockhill
LEWIS score at the close of the gam
being 81 points.
Our wilmington champion amt 4" lail
OUT, yet, and he will play any man i
Pennsylvania, except Nelms, or any ma
south of Pennsylvania any kind of
game and on any kind of table, exceI
wlre-cushioned, in public hall, for $50
a side.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-11-08

p GROCERY STORE MISUNDERSTANDING
Tuesday night, the grocery store Of
Geo. Gooden, at the southwest corner OF
Second and Walnut streets, was entered
and 50 18 In pennies and nickel and s
few apples were stolen. The thief en-
tered ihe store by removing the bricks
near the cellar door and efis citing an en-
trance in the cellar, when he bored a hole
Q by 1s inches In the floor of the store
and made his way up.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-11-08

MONEY LOCKED UP.-A man from
Hockessin came TO town Thursday and
rot gloriously drunk. The police arrested
Rim and found on his person six hundred
aud sixly-seyen dollars and twenty cents.
A crowd of bummers who were frater-
nlslpg with the man would have made a
good haul but for this official Interior
enee with their plumber.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-11-08

HAS RESIGNED. -Wm. d. Alexander,
who has very creditably filled the position
nf agent al North East station on the
Philadelphia, Wilmington d Baltimore
railroad, for the past fourteen years, has
resigned. Ileis making arrangements 10
remove to Oxford.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-11-08
The Female Bible society.

ITS FrTTT-sEooND ANNUAL MEETING THE
WORK OF THE MULTIPLICATION OF
oFrIcRRs.
This society held Its fifty-second annual
meeting In West Presbyterian Church,
last Thursday. The following Is the pio-
gramme
Singing of hymn by the choir.
Prayer BY Rev. Mr.. Waters.
The Treaslrer's annual report was
then read, showing the receipts for the
past year to be s44o.O7, and Inc expenses
S364.80; leaving balance In the treasury
Of &T5 81.
Singing by the choir ''How precious is
the Book" etc.
The report Of the Society was next In
order. The report states that 1877 Bibles
and 172 Testements have been distributed
during the past year, Of which IS Bibles
and 1888 Testaments were sold at the
depository. Appropriations were made
TO q Sunday school OF Port Gibson,
Ollvet Sunday school, Wilmington, and
tn the Sunday school of Christ Church,
Dover. Six handsome Bibles were placed
In the parlor of the Clayton House, aud a
large Testament, with psalms, In each
, sleeping room when that hotel waI
opened. Fifteen Testaments, with
Ssalms, were also placed In the Delaware
House. The distribution OF these books
J was made conformity by the Wilmington
J Female Bible Society and the Delaware
I Bible Society. The subscription lis
/ stands as follows;
No. Of members Nov. LIST, 1sT2......,,....2T
, Lost by death and removal, .............. !
| Present number of members. .H
+ Letters were read from members of tn
: Society working In various districts, Civ
a ing their experience while distributing
3 the Bible.
s As this was not the year for maxim
:. general visits the receipts of the societ
z were not so large and no appropriate
& had been made to the American Bib
Il, Society, which, in its annua. repol
J. showed deficit of$316.4l.
le Addresses were made by Rev. Thos.
n Plummer, and the pastor Of the churci
Rev. j. NJ. P. Otis.
"a The Choir then sang "The Splr
re Breathes," etc after which the followin
r officers were elected for the ensuing yea
s. Presdent-Mlss Annie. Brinklie.
le Vice Presideut-Miss Anne Semple.
X Treasurer-Mrs. A. Gilbert Robinson
r, Assistant, Mrs. NJ. Price.
" Secretary-Mrs. Willard Hall Assls
le ant, Mrs. r. P. johnson.
" Managers Mrs. Thomas Young, Mr.
ii G. Chandler. Mrs. H. Pritchard, Mrs.
W Bradford, Mrs. T. G. Alrich, Mrs.
II McIntire, Mrs. s. Baily, MIRA. J. T. Gsus
le Mrs. T. Darlington, Mrs. F. Taylor, Mi
TX E. G. Wollaston, Mrs, J. H. Adams, MI
re II. Seidell, Mrs. W. Cause, Mrs. g. Lat
a mer, Mrs. E. Smith, Mrs. e. Elliot, MI
w l.. Moore, Mrs. s. Brnghurst, Mrs.
er Morrow, Mrs. e, Moore, Mrs. j. Wilso
it Mrs. G. Rowland, Mrs @. Spruance, MI
} NJ. Hamilton, Miss NJ. Kirkpatrick, Nj
ne NJ. @. Wales, Miss NJ. Simmons, Miss
Polk, Miss L. Webb, Miss L. Clars, Nj
On e. Clark, Miss A. Porter, Miss G. BrooI
be Miss NJ. Capelle, Miss N. Judd, Miss
a. Gordon, Miss NJ. Jack, Mrs. Jones, MI
Lizzie Melodies.
to After the election of officers I
ue Society Joined in singing the doxol Of
)w aud Rev. Mr.. OTIS pronounced
blessing.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-11-08

DoNI rIoN PARTY.-A donation party
was given, Wednesday. at the residence
of the pastor of 81. Pauls's Catholic
Church, BY the ladies ofthe congregation
A well laden table was spread before the
guests, and the evening was pleasantly
apent in social enjoyment.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-11-08

The winter wind now gives its warning
note.
And hollow sounding means amidst the
trees
The sturdy trav'ler buttons tight his coat,
And whistles gaily at the nipping breeze.
For what cares he how stormy winds may
blow,
Whilst warm and cosy he defiea them Allt
This is the secret-let all people know
His clothing came from Benneffs Toner HsH
Where weather defying and indistruetible
garments of every description can be had ~
| very low prices. SIS Market street, half way
| between Fifth and Sixth streets, Phiia.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-11-08

DEATHS.

CRAIG. In this city, on Sunday the a. Inst.
Laura infant daughter Of 4. Benton ana Klien
TO. Craig. aEsl is months and Il days
LARRABEE.- On Tuesday, 4th instant, Al HE
residence in Manchester, N. J., A. J. LarrAbes
MUNDAL.-In this eity. oa Sunday the Tad
inst, Ida NJ Mandal, da 1ghier II David and
Ellen Mundal, agsd 10 months
DOUGHRRTY In this city. on the Stat alt. =
Mary Ann Dougherty, in tn 2ith year Of her
age.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-11-08

THE "CHEsrER PILor. 1--WE under
stand that this paper has suspended pub
LEGATION for reasons best known to ire
proprietors. II used 10 be owned In pari
by man named Bowman. defunei
advertIsIug agent Of this city.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-11-08

A CoIoHep FEMALE FKLcHER.-A eoiorsd
woman wishing 4 pair of shoes, and not
caring to pay for them. ttimes are 90 hHrd),
made raid on the store NJ James Monssh an,
at an early hour Friday morning wesk. BY
some means she succeeded in loosening this
iron bar which fastens the window shutter,
when she broke a pane OF glass. and spuro-
| priated to herself four pairs OF shoes. Per
| sons living in the house connected vista
| the store heard the noise and made an at
tempt to capture the thief but failed. She
| had fed to parts unknown.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-11-08

STANDING CoMMrrRE.-A meeting OF the
Standing Committee Of the Episcopal
held last week at the residences OF
the Secretary, the Rev. George A. Lsttmer.
Testimonials were presented and papers
signed Recommending Mr.. George W, john.
aon for ordination to the Deaoonate. snd
Mr.. William McOaul!ey Jefferis a. eandi'
dats for Holy Orders.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-11-08

There's Jones. now he never ia needy
Bnt always has plenty OF cash,
Just look at his clothes. they are ''geedy."
Tho he bought them so lately Of Dash
Whilst Brown. who is needy hut clever,
Wears clothes that he purchase last Fall,
They wear well and look good as ever,
But He purchased his suit at Tower Hall
Where the most desirable, reliable and
stylish garments of every kind can be
bought at prices mrde expressly low 10
meet these "hard times" Bennett q 90,
Tower Hall, SIS Market street, PhilAdel-
phia.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-11-08

Rappleve's Pure White Olive Soap. The
use Of IL is the best passport to good safety.
For sa e by Almond, Eighth and Market.
Rappleyes Pure White Olive Soap insurss
to the purchaser cleanliness, which, accord
ing to Scriptursl teachings, is akin to God
Illness. Use IL and be good. For sale At
Almonds, Eighth and Market.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-11-08

Held TO ANswER.-Lewis Come, In
the employ of Mrs. Churchman, on the
Avenue, was arrested for stealing bun
die of clothes and aome jewelry from
her. Held 10 answer at court in the sum
af aoO0.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-11-08

Warren RBoovKRED.-Chief OF POLES
Brady LAST week recovered the hne gold
watch and chain which Tom MalOneyrs-
Gently stole from gentleman in wilkes.
barre and sold 70 party in this city. 10
will he remembered that Maloney wAs ar
rested here some time since on the charge
Of stealing the watch, and was committed
to the taii at Wflkeabarre to await trial.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-11-08

STEALING IRoN.-For some time past
large quantities Of iron have been stolen
from the P. W. a B. R. R. Company,
aud the railroad officials did their best,
but without avail, in endeavoring to find
out the thief. Sergeant 0'Neil and few
other policemen took the matter In
charge, and after loDg-continued effort
succeeded in ferreting vut the culprit,
who proved TO be one Samuel
Bush. For the purpose of
facilitating bis operations Bush
carry away the stolen iron, and when I'M
observed he would make a raid upon
property Of the company, carry 1t away
to his boat, and proceed TO a city on the
| Jersey shore and dispose of Il. Suspicion
I resting on him the police tracked him Il
! his home In this city and arrested bin
III che hearing, on Thursday. be nlee.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-11-08

B.KsRs' UsIos PaoPERTY.-At the
,ale Of The Bakers Union property Tues
Sav. the store houee was sold to Gus
Tepweges, for S. 900 and the bulldog to
1annh Stuck. for S2,300.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-11-08

SEED COVERING "A. NJ. Quinby Is
having covering 100 by 40 feet built Of
bis yard, Second and Madison streets, FOL
the purpose of protecting his lumber.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-11-08

jonathan Ncconauehy, formerly Of
this county, was caught by q saw at his
mill, near Georgetown, the other day,
and had his Thigh frlghtfully laeerated.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-11-08
SPEcIAL NOTICES.


Don't fail to procure Mrs. WINSLOWh
SOOTHING SYRUP for all diseases incident Ia
the period Of teething in children. II relieves the
child from pain. cures wind collie, regulates the
bowels, aud by giving relief and health 70 The
child gives rest to the mother.
Be sure and call for -
Mas. WINSLow's SOOTHING SYRUP.
For sale by all druggists. is B-mWsoA
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-11-08

HANDSOME RESIDENCE The congregation
OF ST. Paul's Catholic Church have erected
a handsome residence for their pastor at the
streets.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-11-08
EDWARD McINALL. JF.,

GRADUATE IN rHARNAcr,
APoTHEcARY AND PREscRIPTIoNIsr.
Southeast corner Of
SECOND AND MARKET STREETS.
The Congratulated reputation Of this houss
for dispensing PURE DRUGS and EFFICIENT
MEDICINES Is well known.
Physicians prescriptions are specially, eca-
pounded under the direct supervision Of tho pro-
prietor and a competent assistant.
Patrons entrusting their fAvors 10 me- can reiy
on competency.
Close personal attention Of the proprietor Al all
times.
Patrons served at all hours Of the night by =
reliable clerk.
A9- HOUSE FOUNDED 1870. va
NEW STYLE OF THROAT BRUSHES
AT MoINALL's DRUG sUOnE.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-11-08

Al 80 cents per pound. Bed-bug bene, insect
and roach exierninators, navorinE extracts t.
family medicines. toilet arnsles &c, g rsssan
aplsiy DelawAye Avenue DRUG sl0rs,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-11-08

No whlskey sold 10 Leipsic now.
seaford wants phosphate factory.
A Lewes peach blow potato weighs 40
ounces.
More big potatoes are reported from
Smyrna.
A 19o-pound pumpkin is on exhibition
in Power.
One hundred inhabitants make Bowers
beach lively.
Leipsic is now lighted by two add
tioual street lamps.
The muskrat trappers ara preparing
for their campaign.
The Lewes pilot boats are renting for
the winter campaign.
On the 90th inst, new NJ. E. Church
will be dedicated at Delmar.
Milford has an Immigration Society,
and It is doing coed service.
The keel of the largest vessel ever built
in Seaford has just been laid.
A Middletown real estate agent sold
s63. 900 worth Of land last week.
But one train day now runs on the
Maryland and Delaware Railroad.
Joshua Pepper, late well-known
citizen of Sussex county, is dead.
Rev. T. P. McColley, of Milford, was
stricken with paralysis last week.
The draw of the Delaware Railroad
bridge at Seaford is being wldened.
The bank at seaford still refuses to re-
ceive checks either on deposit or for col
lection.
John SLIDER was caught between two
cars at Clayton, one day this week, and
injured.
The Eagle Hotel, of Lelpsic, in con-
sequence of not obtaining license, has
closed.
Hereafter the steamer between LeipsiC
and Philadelphia will make semi-weeklY
trips only.
They want to make Lewes zone of the
handsomest and most inviting towns on
the peninsula"
, A large schooner has Just beer
/, launched at Milton and three others ART
being built there.
, A movement is on foot to get an appro
e priation from Congress for the improve
ment of Lewes Creek.
, Tie corner stone of new A. NJ. E
l Church will be laid on Kirkwood street
y Dover, on Sunday, 9th.
: The industries of seaford furnish EN-
ployment for 800 hands, 800 more thai
= they did ten years ago.
The temperance order, of Leipsic, pa.
n for the damages done Rev. Mr.. Wilson a
"a the recent riot In that town.
q Rev. Mr.. Cassat, of Gettysburg, is
IS candidate for the pastorship of the Pres
!. byterian church ofSmyrna.
u Sixty five bushels Of buckwhoat froI
one-half bushel sowing were raised laI
t. season by j. G. Melvin, near Frederick.
IS A Normal Sunday School Institute wi
be held, Sunday and Monday, Noyembt
= 10 and IL, at Laurel, by Rev. j. H. Vii
y cent, D. d.
10 The NJ. E. Quarterly Conference I
n Red Lion district has resolved that II
,e sale Of liquor is an evil and a hindranI
"a to the cause of God.
be Mrs. Rev. G. A. Phebus Of this Stat
he Is one of the contributors 10 So. Niehol
bit the new magazine for young folks, iu
as issued by the scribners.
Mr. Daniel q. Cummins, President of II
r. Girard Bank, Philadelphia, has present'
he the Smyrna Library with a handson
IS wire serene and window shade.
~ The Smyrna Times is glad the We
u, farce is ended and thinks there has new
1 "a, before heen case Gin which crime W
~, so shocking and justice so befuddled."
-
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-11-08

GELD BURNED.-A little daughter Of
Mrs. Heidlinger, living on French street
below Fourteenth, while playing with
matches Thursday afternoon was severely
burned by her clothes catching Ore. Her
injuries are Of such nature as to engen-
der serious doubts as to The possibility Of
her recovery.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-11-08

PROF. ALLAN CURR.-This distin-
guIshed Scotch lecturer and orator, who
has been delighting and instructiDg the
people of Baltimore for the last eight
weeks,is expected in this city or tie 10Th
inst. We believe his arrangements else
where will only permit him to deliver
three of his orations, and to give one
lecture entertainment while in our city.
Further details will be duly announced
In our advertising columns, and we con-
fldently predict that the Scottish
q Cough" who is deemed one of the
most remarkable men of the day, will
receive a warm welcome from very large
and Appreciative audiences.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-11-08

A WorpKRfuL FsRaK or NAruKy
Franklin Oimstesd. Of this city has IN his
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-11-08

srEAMBoATRe.-ona and after Monday
next the steamer Rsvbod will only make
lri-weekly trips between Salem, Della
ware City, Pennsgroye, Chester and Phil
adeiphia. She will go up the river on
Monday, Wednesday and Friday, and
come down on Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday.
The steamer Ariel, which has been run.
ming between this city and Philadelphia,
has discontinued her trips for the season
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-11-08

punLIsHEp EVERY sAFUHDAf 81
CRoAsDALE e. CAMERON,
NO. $40 MARKET STREET,
adjoining the city Hail
Terms or SUBSCRIPTION
ONE DOLLAR AND.A-HALF A YEAR
Payable In advanoe,l
M subscriptions must be paidinvariAbly
An advance.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-11-08

WEST CHESTER, Nov. 5.-The Udder
cook trial was resumed this morning.
It was put In evidence that 1ss with
drew his balance from the Mechanics
Bank, in Baltimore. the day previous TO
the fire on York road. The Common
wealth offered various letters and other
documents proved to be written BY Goss
or Wilson as evidence, but the defense
objected. The objection was oyerruled
by the Court, however.
The mother of the prisoner was put on
the witness stand and examined yarioui
letters, and testified that, in her JUG.
ment, she thought 1t likely they wer.
signed by her son. No other answer coulc
be elected from her regarding this matter
She said The eyeglasses she was uslnt
did not suit her eyes and she could no
answer more positively.
John Harley, who lived Ave miles from
Bears woods, on the night OF July first
last, heard noise rs il two men wer
ouarrellng and also heard loud cries, bul
could not distinguish the words used
He afterwards heard wagon which wa
being driven past, and saw a slight nre u
the woods near daylight.
The defense asked the witness whethe
the noise he heard sounded as If som
one was directing another 10 hit or strik
third person. He replied that be hear
words like hit or hitch, but could rot sa
what.
Several persons testified to seeing smok
in Bears woods prior to the discovery o
: the body, AID one witness exhibited piece
4 OF charred cloth which were found wher
A the fire had been.
Mr.. Baldwin, the man OF whom Uddel
zook hired the wagon, said the oil elos
In the bottom Of the wagon had bee
4 torn away and he saw small spiotehs
4 of something like blood which had III
Il in the cracks 10 the bottoms
o Wssr CHESTER, Nov. bth.--samuel