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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-09
The BANK BURGLARS.
THEIR sENTKKCK-ITs ExEcUTIoN TOMORROW =
PUBLIC INTEREST AND SENTIMENT

THEIR sENTKKCK-ITs KxEcUTIoN TOMORROW -
PUBLIC INTEREST AND SENTIMENT.
As has been previously published, and as IL
stated in Court proceedings elsewhere, Francis
II. Carter. Ed ward II. Hubert, Joseph Lawlor and
james Thomas, the four men who were convicted
of an AltemRt 10 enter and rob the National Bank
Vf Delaware, in this city, on the night OF Novem-
her 7th, we're sentenced yesterday afternoon, by
Judge Gilpin, at New Castle. The sentence COM
prised hnc of $500, an hour in the pillory forty
lashes, and ten years imprisonment ior each'
The prisoners, it is said with one exception, re-
ceived the sentence with apparent indifference
displaVinR no emotion whatever. Lawlor is said
TO have glanced up quietly at the Judge, dropped
his eyes and assumed hopsless, almost despair
ing expression. Immediately after the delivery OF
the sentence the prisoners were taken back to
their cells and securely confined.
II isreported that when the prisoners were being
removed from the Couit room their friend, X
Lester Smith, Of Philadelphia, attempted to hold
conversation with them. but was prevented by
Sheriff Armstrong, aud in scutiile which en-.
sued, promptly choked into quietness. We do not
know whether or not this report Is true.
From present indications, the execution o
the sentence will be witnessed, tomorrow, by
a. many persons as can crowd into the jail
yard or witness The affair from convenient out
side points of obstrVatson.
Newspaper reporter and police officials from
other cities will be present, and the town o.
New Castle will probably be. crowded With
larger number of people than ever before, a
one time, assembled within its corporate him
ita.
Few, If any trials, in this State, have excited
the great Tublie interest that this TRIAL has
From the time Of the attempted robbery, thu
people have eagerly awaited the news Of each
days details Of the affair, and the excellent
daily reports Of the trial as published a
length in the GAzETFR and other city papers
we're eagerly devonred by multiiudes oirea
deTp. .aa-y ..fGl+i!t
Public sentiment is also freely expressed
and all people join Ia saying that the senlenc,
is an eminentIy just one, aud should be well
executed.
Although no serious disturbance is appre'
hended, Sheriff Armstrong will take every
necessary precautiOn 10 preserve order
and prevent attempt 10 rescue the prison
ers '' f.'''f 'a.t-tT4, 44LE
Iis remarkable fact and cretible to Della
ware oficials, that the prisoners -WsEs. arrested
the day after their cfime, November Sih, and
sentenced Just one month latSr.l. Della
ware justics, In most cases, is speedy anc
sure. - Il F-lsas.r-
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-09
An appeal 80 enc CHRISTIAN Women
Of Wilmington
IN BRHALF OF THE FEMALE BIBLE SOCIETY.

IN BRHALF OF THE FEMALE BIBLE SOCIETY.
La consideration Of the fac that so few com
plratVeiy of the christian woman Of our cityaro In
te eSted in the distribution Of the Bible the mans
gers ofths Wilmington Female bible Sncisty desire
to make AN appeal to all ftmNles who are not al
ready iniC rested IN tins wcIk With the earnest de-
sire that they may feel It privilege as well as
Guty To enroll their names among its mcmbtrs; oy
Sc lomg encourage those who long have born The
burden and heat OF the day, and cuabhng the So
ciety To extend its means of usefulness. Our
n nbership at present is something less than
three hundred. Such representation as this from
the great number of christian churches in our COM
muniiy is small indeed. When We take into con
sideration what the Bible has done for woman,
should We not put forth every energy to spread II
lar and wide, that all might receive the glad hdngs
of salvation. May all those who are not already
members of this organization pIayerihliy consider
the Importance of II, aud begin at once to do what
they can 10 scatter the good seed Of thetWOrd Of
life.
One dollar a year constitutes membsrshIn, and
the Treasurer, Mrs. A. g. Robinson SOL w. Third
street. or the asst. Treasurer Mrs NJ. E. Rice 1918
W. l4th street, will be GLAD TO receive donations or
the names OF any who wish 10 become annual con-
tributoCs. SECRETARY.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-09
n n polEpsned unlIi next rneetInk. Adop,

l0n be postponed until next meeting, Aocp'
On motion Of Mr. Child, a note for $4,000.
In favor Of j.. G. Seeds was ordered to be
drawn.
Mr.. Moore presented a preamble and reso-
tuition, ordering the closing OF the public
schools, after Friday next, until further notice,
unless funds be raised.
The resolution was tabled, BY vote of TO
4.
Mr.. Baird moved that the President address
q Communication to the City Council, stating
the situation Of the Board, and asking the
adoption Of measures for relief. Adopted.
Mr.. II. NJ. Jenklus presented q resolution,
authorizing the Committee on Teachers to
employ an ad litiOnal teacher for the Howard
School, and, after Jan 1st, to make the saia-
ries Of tn teachers, equal to those Of teachers
10 other schools. Adopted.
Mr.. jenkins, by resolution, moved that the
Finance COMMITTEES investigate the system OF
selling city BOMBS, aud ascertain Ia what man.
uer they can be sold and the proceeds made
available for the use Of the Board the com
mittee IL necessary to employ counsel AdOp'
ted.
The reading and passage Of bills, was, on
motion, dispensed with, until the nryt meet
ing.
Mr.. Moore moved that the Finance Commit
tee present TO Council, an estimate Of the
amount Of money needed by the Board Tor the
coming year, fixing the amount at SEQ, 900.
After considerable discussion, this motion
was adopted.
President Hilles hoped the Finance Com
mittee would direct attention to the present
financial condition Of the Board.
On motion, the Board adjourned.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-09
couR1 PRocEEpIMoa.
The Bank Robbers Sentenee
NEW CASTLE. Dee. s. IS13

The Courts opened this morning. at the usual
hour and the case OF Fiannagans adulinistTAtOT,
Va. the city, was resumed, Mr. iWhiteiY rresuming
biz argument Of Friday, on the question Of non
suit, after his conclusion, Mr. sPFuaBee merely
called the attention OF the Conrt the fatal defect
in the aaTr OF defamation Of The plaintIh Where.
upon the Court granted the non suit, Al this
point the Stata by the Attorney General, asked
that the BaFglaFy case be taken mp, Mr.. Higgins
for defendents Withdrew ths exceptions alIeady
filed, whereupon the Attorney GeneFatlnSde mo-
tiOn that the sentence Of the law. DO pronounced
upon them. The Court, upOn suggestion dEiteHS
estriaI, said Il would do 80 at afternoon session.
Court list taken up, No. q, Judgment for
S14l93. No. ~. Jadament for Piaiatl 8 i07I. 35,
with months stay. No. 73, JHdgmsRf sfpr elAin-
tin for $3.50 o., 3 nlOntbs stay. Me- 81, ,Jhdgment
for Plaintiff, $3.50. No 81, Judgment for Plain
tiff, amount 10 be ascsTtaincd by PfothcnotAry.
No. IS, Judgment Tor PlaintiG, Sf7a10, No. l47,
Judgment for PlAiniiG. $3.50. No. ~, Jadgment
for PlaIntin, $50. No. l5S, diacontinnod, plain
til for costs No. -, releEed 10 eouBsel. No. 76
Argument lOsl. Nos q, Z, 20, q settled. No. g.
order made 10 post up record. No. o record be-
low sci aside HAlnes VI. HajAes Libel FOR divorce
discontinued. No. l3, referred. HOa. IA aud IS,
Record below offered. No. %, for argument. No
%, leave TO ameDd. lu the notice from AtlOr-
ney In Bnth va Bush where the libelIant asked
for aBustaiBancS and expenses TO c0AAnrt& plG the
Court granted 10 heft sum Of sl0O-Y O-YDeF mouth,
70 be enforced By attachment 10 case Of failure to
pay The Bank Burglars was then brought In
aud each was seuteneed 70 pay e0sts ~ Rrosecu-
iion, tins Of $780, 10 etand in the Pllory, ON HsI
"Wednesday, one hour, 20 be whipped sanle day
with 20 lashes. .and 70 be imprisoned 10 eFs, ,end-
log Dee. 0, 1BS3. An took The aenleaee hnt Law
loT with indlfIsFence. No. 50 1bE trial The
Bznk OF Bra9dyWine y. iloTalio 2. 1a9dEt thls is
anit to recover ola eergiYlug paftnef S050O. lH.
O.. Lloyd and Lukens Pierce. The defence II no
partnership 10 this debt, evidence alien and 10
be argued tomorrow.
Il 8 thought the Court will close to-morraw
Al the hour Of so the Court adjourned until
10 A. NJ, tomorrow.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-09

Carpenter, alias Chapman, who was arrested
at Trenton, N j., last Thursday, for presenting
a forged check tor $1,000, and forged letter, q
credit 10 the bank at boy les,own, was yesterday
hlnded over to the authorities Of Bucks county
en- = requisition from this State.
The Uniisd States steame Kansas was
driven by stress Of weather 10 Bermuda, where
she arrived November "a she WAS yestsr-
day reported an having arrived at Santiago
de Cuba, her poin. Of destination on Decem-
ber2 2
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-09
Special Notices.

ALtRLD WALTON. Druggist. No. 2S5 Market
street. respectfully informs his friend and the public
In general that eeps hand all descriptions OF
N ma1lelnes and that u competent person Is At all
mee ready To .escrbe for such sick call at tina
store. and that charge Is made tn regular
DricOOf the medicines. the prlce they would
pay anywhere else: tut that one is visited at
heir esidnces
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-09
Daorncrs OF fnn,InrO

The defences Of santiago de Cuba are Nero Cas-
ue at the entrance some old works containing
thirty guRs. 10. and inch. by report, Only eight
guns can be seen. EstTellA Batter has eve six-nch
guns. And COtalina. one gun westward 10 the en-
trance. There is one mile of water battery. Blan-
silence. in an hour. all the gunLoata while q ship
engaged the fort
0EORGE H. scOrI, Rear Admiral
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-09

EscAPED-RichaTd Buans, able seaman, Chas.
Raynor. ordinary seaman, Thos. McCOvern, Geo.
H. wilkins, Vim. Cook, Chss Gallagher, and
John Brown landsmen, and Andrew ], Bradley,
engineers assistant, escaped frlm the iron clad
steamer Mdnhdftaa, last week, while the vessel
was lying at the mouth Of the CHI .stana, under
going repairs. reward oI twenty dollars, is
offered for the arrest and detection OF each of the
above named men. 2!
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-09

THEFT OF RoPR--" BlubbeI" Davis, promi-
nent member OF the gang known as the Forty
Teieyes," was arrested last night. charged with
stealing large quantity OF ropes and block tackle
from the store room of the T.. w. & h. Il r., in
this city. The stolen articles he sold to William
Norton, junk dealer ON Church stree. Davis
was tried before Mayor Simms, and held t. bail IN
the sum Of $500, 10 answer the charge at the uext
term of Court.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-09
rae H.~'H E;ssS:s s'::.. 80 Dam"

The body is supplied VIII aliment by vesse's
which connect the afomach end its auxliaTies with
the Venous system, and, so. 10 speak. perform the
pfbee 81 domb ,WaiteRs in ., raaia1Fapts In other
words. these media of comm qniGs sti0A ietReen the
animal kitchen and its dependents supply TO each
member and organ. near or remote, the quantity
and kind OF sustbnance required TO kaePtit going.
When the stOmaeh 10 darelict IL its duty, or the
dub walters inert obstTucted ii Is the pecu lar
province Of Hostettere Celebrated Stomach BitteTs
velos cures Of chronic indigestion aHd the emacia-
tiOn. debility aRd lapgpor which are generally its
ooncomitants. II is. moreOvsr, = powerful altera-
ohecks iFregiarities Of the liver and bowels and
braces and inVigorstes The nervous system is mar
vel not only to tbs general public. but 10 the pro-
fessional men. NUl5a tsaht N'4 ,a doc3 tolO
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-09

This season we inte1d to sell Toys aud Fancy
Goods cheaper than they are sold In PhIla1elphia
or New York Cal! and be con, ,inced,
Adams n Bro SOC Market street.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-09

SEVERE SPRAIN-Last evening, Mrs. James III.
Watson, residing at No 42G Market street, slipped
down upon Il 0 pavement on Fifth street between
Market and h pley, and feycrely sprained one OF
her wrists. DIR. Bush was called and rendered the
necessary mid.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-09

AN INToLERABLK NUIsAHcE.--W We would again
call the attention of our efficient police force tc
the degrading and unlawful practice ot n certain
class Of young men aud boys congFegAiing on the
corners Of our principal streets, aud making usc
of the most obscene and vulgar language within
the hearing Of pedestrians who chance TO pass
by them. This il rather unpleasant Tor the more
enlightened and law abiding citizens, and should
receive the strict attention of our police, aud The
offenders awakened to a sense of deceney by the
CITY authorities in the case of the neglect Of their
parents to enforce this law. The corner OF Seventh
and Walnut streets are one OF the hVorlte resorts
of these unciviliEed congregations. .rl-4
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-09

Preaching in the West Presbyterian Church
this evening, at az O'Clock, by the Rev. Gay
lord L. Moore. An persons are cordially invi-
ted
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-09

INTEREsTINa.-ibe proceedings OF last nights
meeting OF the Board OF EIUcation. which we re-
port elsewhere. will be found OF Qniic an interest
ing nature. The Board Is evidently IN Xix, bul
measures will probal ly be adopted 10 prevent II
hereafter from getting into tueh unpleasant pre-
dicaments.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-09
CITY NOTICES.

Tns best Recommendation Of the Bismarck Cater
Genes from those who have worn them. They in
Vartaby advise their fiends TO drop in and try it
on. a. BABCOCk BRO,
&O6 Market street
"A good article advertises ITSELF and the Bis
~ tTck outter TOR Gentlemen is U4ioersouV recon-
mended by these who have worn il 'the 0dtfeT
tor comfort and convenience. For sale only by
BABCoCK BRO.
20 Market street.
Mems Caters s. and up,
Aen's Boots, s. and up
G8oaeI shoes. q 50 and up,
Al the old ehe8p Store Of .f
BABCOcK BRO,
20 Market street
LADIES
. We nave a large stock Of Childrcu's Shoes
S1at mast be sold cali Hnd examine, they are very
e1sap. WM. II. BABCCCK 4 Co..
SlS Market St.. doors below Fourth.
REsUNPTIoS OF SPEcIE PAYMENT -Wm. u. Bah
co.k d Co.. 3l3 Market street. doors below 4th.
IL take siiUeT in exchange for BOOtsBnj ShOes 10
Alimlted extent; they don't want too much Of it,
hoEeVer.
TuOSE PURCHASING
Boots ard Shoes tt 81 Market street. doors be-
lev Fourth. have the advantage of selecting irOm
q large and varied II ock at Tow prices
WM. IA. BABC4CK d co.
4rFdots ore Fdcts.-' Tell the truth and shame
old Satan, there is no getting around it: what G
have said is said. and the public bear us out in lur
uslOn, that for frst class boot shoe or Rater
3l3 HsTket street. four doors below 4th. is tho place
to get il. WM. III. BABC0IK A co
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-09

Tie Golden Age says lbS ,richhOrne claim
ant h not YET quite decided Shelter be- II 60 to
prison for peFinFy erie iPaFliament 6or Prim-
iion
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-09

ASSAULT UPoN An OFFIcER.-About o'clock
last evening. James Walters and another man be-
came engaged in a fight. Ofkeer Carbeuy came
along and arrested Walters, but The other com
batant escaped. Walters resisted arrest stoutlT,
aud soon q large crowd gatheled- When on Fifth
street, near Market, finding his prisoner was be-
coming too violent, officer CarbeTy resorted to
the use of his baton, and soon enforced submh-
sion Walters was then taken to the City Hall. =
Before the officer succeeded in making the arrest,
however, some miscreant hurled large stoue,
which struck him on the back part Of the mead,
raising a large swelling, but fortunately doing
him no serious injury Walters is ,stilll in tbe
cells, his hearing being postponed until the man
with whom he was fighting can be arrestcd. The
police are also hunting sharply hoT The man who
struck officer CaTberTy with stone.
.--.----. ----l---- 44- 49, 81 ft.
THE FIFTH RoBDER As yet nothing has been
heard from tue ffih man Of the gang OF bank bur
glars. There is little doubt that he was not the
only one that eseaped and that he made his Rty
to a wagon which was stationed in the 9Th Waid,
some distance over llth strcct sbrIage. 0mceE
Hettrick, it will be remembered, gave chase 10
two or more men on the night OF the robbery, aha
aft .r firing their pistols they took 10 carriage
Il is supposed that the carriage was provided fDr
the special purpose of carrying away those 20
whom the gang intended 20 ihtrust the Tuads they
got out Of the bank; aud that these fupds were 20
DC divided at some subsequent time at place
designated. This vas TO seenTe the prize, even il
the men who effected tbe robbery were armstod.
From appearances now, Il would not IL all b1r-
prise US II instead of five men being engaged in
this work there were AZ least eight or ten. IL Is
hoped that the Others may be fsTTstted out.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-09

TURNED OVER TO THE CITY - M ttis ps yment
having been made for the new Washington pump
il was day or two aiyo, turucd over into the sol'
charge Of tAe city. Tue Pump WORKS spiendidly
and Is in good condition. ..s
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-09
LoUAL iAfGLLtceace

~ Esa.&r-7 = ..-.st s8 Z. A,
ThStssseuttrs.A q cOuss y aoE draSla g
close.
Mechanic.' ana cay Loau AsioeratlOss meet
this evening.
Mrs Oates, popular Wilmington taveHte, VIII
appear at the Grand Opera House, Saturday pight.
1t expected that large crowd will 20 to New
Cl.tle tom brow to Sc the Bank burglars whip
ped.
1he literary txcrcIscs cuau ciesl al h the annual
meeting of the II sior.csl Society co'ues OIL to-
mght ,.
The Black Fiend' Will he prOdaced nj u AL
the spirndor OF scenery which mads the "Bk'oh
Crook" so popular. ..t
Our prices will 10 lowsr this season ulau ever.
aud the bavcs will have the satisfaction to exam
inc n iul liae Of new and sta ie goods rf our own
importation Adams & Bro. 5O6 Market strcet.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-09

centum per annum, and charge the same tc----
--appTopriAl This warrant is re-
dOemable in bonds, or at the TFeaSuTers otheei
August /, 1874"
Al the bottom are blanks for tue date of issue
and blanks for the signatures OF the President and
Clerk Of Council, and the City Treasurer.
As we said before the warrants eould have been
printed just as we'll in this city, and ct less ez-
pense.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-09

The CITY WARRANTs.-The city warrants are
now in the Tressurer's onice, and are being paid
out as fast as ordered by the City Council. They
are very plain in style, and read as follows:
'The City Treasurer of Wilmington. Pay to
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