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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-13

-, "a Fire Works Fire Works Largest Stock II
the city-wholesale and retail. Adams Z. Bro, bO,
Market Street, Wilmington, Del.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-13

- Superb white suits 50 worth $40. Fine suits ou
specially, The cheapest the best an inspt ctiUn D.
our stock solicited. Myers a sons 2S9 and ~
south street and 1881 Ridge avenue, Phladelphla.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-13
Boaraius.

)
OOARDING - Persons wanting hoard for the
y summer months can be- Accommodated with
every comfort, at Del Delight Farm, near Landen-
berg Address or call on H. m MEeILLI9AN, iaf
JeI-et ~ n ft4h LandenberK, Pa
D0ARDtNG-A man and wife can bs sccomIno-
dated with board also, rev az gle men, st
jeb6r ff.trs4. 2gf SHIPLEY STREET.
DOARDING.-Rooms on second, third anu fourth
y nlOra, at N W. Cor. sth and WEST STS
apr22-u A. d Nj. FOTHERGILL.
Hb0ARDINa-For GENTLEMEN at
y sep16-tf SIS KING STREET.
ElOARDIN9-At
- apr7-am 900 DELAWARE AVENUE.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-13

E@-A full line OF plain goods, in new sh 4des, rs
sT, co. g. 75e, to 81 per yard viii open this morn
Ing, at Geo ID. Wsham's, Ne. T.NOrth Eighth street
Philadelphia.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-13

LARGE UoNDENsER.-Messrs Il. O. Stoteen-
burg Co., at their foundry corner Front and
Washington streets, have Just finished large
condenser weighing "a, ,572 pounds 1t is to be
placed on one Of the Cromwell Line OF steamers
now being built at the yard of Pusey Jones q
IN.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-13

In the way of frOscoing Samuel Schultz is an
artist.
Two cases of drunkenness before the Mayor
this morning,
Grace NJ. E. Sunday School proposes to make
an excursion to Mt. Cuba, on Wednesday,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-13
a CARD.

a CARD.
We take great pleasure in introducing to the pub
lie, the new
:. domestic Peerless Paper Pat
TERMS"
Elegant in design and faultess In it, They are de.
hlgned by the DesJ MOUlnIho, aAd the grvaIea
care Delng given 10 all the details OF man autuTv
we cOnnuentiy coInnlend them equal II not supe
rUr, Ia all eshentla qHa4ltieB 70 any Others
market. accompany Ing edcn pattern pflnJeu
Instructions Tor putting tOgetnG, explicit III de
TALL thAt they are easily Understood ny Une most III
Experienced ana all eaDOraJe ILLUSTRATION showing
the garln nt Wnen made up. Your patronage ID re-
BpecLlnly sUllclled DOMEo. IC D. Nj. LO.,
OGhCU: sl7 MArkss street,
Institute BUILDING, Wilmington, Lel
WIN. N. uUkkLL. Manager. Jez-3n
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-13

kK-Spendid IL strand silk. Wool hernAni at 81
yards wide herman $500 worth s. c. ID. Ham
rick a Co., % North kignth street, thiladephia.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-13

= Our Goods are fresh and ruabls, and oul
prices are lowest. Fireworks of ev ry description
" Adams a Bro, COZ Market street, Wilmington
Del
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-13

- DOoteys Yeast Yowder is the cheapest, but
lowest priced, baking poWder. kleganG biscuits
rolls, &C., prepared IN d Iew mlnuils.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-13
rlnAsoilAll l1N 1ANED oomszsRc,AL
oETsoK or THE DAIY oonMKnouAL
Wflfninaton. Del. June is. 1878.

The Star LOAF Association, last evening, made
the follov.i !. ssies Of moneys $1,000 at ib5l per
cent. premium, $1,000 at 10, s6O0 at 1881 and
$1,000 at 1s. oei II yfsps. .to "a
The Young Mems Loan, at . nesting, lsst
evening. sold $4,000 II z0s<. 'ii' A'i
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-13

-Twenty-one styles OF Misses' Caters, at Bah.
cock Bros. zee and 20S Market street.
You can get Aice ladies' lasting Button Caters
at Babcock Bros for $500, call and see Them.
All the styles and grades of low cut walking
shoes, at Bsbcock d Bros, 206 andzOs Market st.
The Princess Eagenie walking shoe, double sole
for ladies. AZ babcOcK Bro g, 200 and 20s Market
treet
The Excelsior and Evans American CATER tc
he had only at Babcock Bros. 906 aud 2OS Market
street. e-rt .!9 HJ,f ..s t.Es
-Thirty-eight Issl styles Ladies CATERS, from
$1.2a to 800 ut BabcOck Bros, 206 and 2Os Mar
ket street. g'i
Fifty y-three Qbs) styles of gents CATERS, from
s.Io to e1oe0, at babcock Bros, 206 and 20S Mar
ket street.
An endless variety of Childrens and Infants
Shoes, all styles and cOlors, ut BabcOck Bros 2Ot
and 90s Market street
The new. style Portland gaiter, designed fol
gents wh0 wear wide bottom pants at Babcock \
Bros, VOC and 20S Market street
--latest thing out is the mixed eolored shoes fol
children, all the rage In New York city 10 be had
babcock 4 Bro y, 206 and 20s Market street.
h-All our goods are warranted and are twenty pei
cent lower than elsewhere, invite you to call anc
examine: no trouble to show goods at Babcovk I
Bro.'s, 206 and 2OS Market street
Hayes imports his own tobacco. Consumer
ian ralu EHAtNt mn MT nrNt.l ne Fasa
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-13

u StOreksepeTs can De supplied with Fireworks
Fire-Crackers. &ch at New YORK prices.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-13

The DELMARyIA FRUIT EvAPoRATINd Co.-Ra-
pid progress il being made on the new buildings
Of the Delmarvia Fruit Evaporating Company al
Middletown. The new works will be under roof
and ready for full operation within three weeks
The company are now at work on asparagus. in
the old building. They will commence presery-
ing peas II sufficient quantities can be obtained
They propose to make a heavy run on rasp-
berries, their full capacity being, when ready for
operation, about 1900 quarts per day The P
W. q Is K. II. Co are now laying siding into
this new establishment
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-13

Corsets and Hoopsdirts-F L Frank
City Items-ValiOus parties ..I
Hafdware-Truman d shaw
Funeral notice
Gard to the public-St injury Murray
Wool Hermann G Hamrick Il Co, Phila
Plain doods-7Geo ID Wlsham, Phila
White suits myers Il Snns, ,Phia
Sale Of Building Lots-Wm Bright
Carriage for SAFE W Weldin
Sale OF trlmmings-Ogle Miller
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-13

Hayes imports his own tobacco. Consumer
can rely on getting 9. cd article at fair prices
Give US cali at second and French s,reeta
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-13
TntiEEs.

EyLAYTON LOAN ASSoCIATI0H-AsTOOK SUB
" bCRIPTIONS --At meeting OF Corporat0rs OF
clayton Lo Association, the underslened was au'
thJrizsd to open book for subscription OF stonK.
IL Ia prop sed TO run this Loan on the New plan
paTely, to give TO the borrower the iwhole amount
Snd interest," L is also proposed 70 have weekly pay
ments. J 12-tf M. l. LCHTKNsTEIN.
NJ OTI R-MUTUAL LOAN ASSOCIATION.-B
~ virtue OF Sec. =, Art Q. By Laws meeting Of
the Stockholders Of the Mutual Loan Association
will be held Tuesday evening next, June Ill., 1871,
at ~ O'Clock, In the flee Of the Secretary TO act
je11u go. U MATIS, Secretary.
| ~ orlCEz-The members Of Excelsior Lodge, 30.
IN J, OtP., are spect ul requested t. attend
regular sess II OF the Lodge on Friday evening.
JuLe 18th, 1873, in III ir Hal, Morrow's Building.
jsf:st SAMUEL CURRY. K. of p and $.
NJ JolICE.-PersoHs eslring Ients during Cam, :
~ Meeting at X hobUth Camp are requested TO
communicate with the superintendent en- the
grounds AT ONCE. X W. TODD,
Penlbsular papers please copy JeO-tf
AIvIDEN D.-rhlLADkLPhlA, WILMINGTON
~ AND BALTIAokE RAILROAD ca.
PHILADELPHIA June 0, 1873.
The Board OF Direct rs have declared semi an-
nual dividend OF four per cent. The Capital stock
Of the COMPANY, payable on and after the Sd OF July,
1873 ALFRED no Me-,
jelO-4w secretary.
ID 1ENlNsULAR TR ST, SAFE DEPOslT AND
| ? ) WILMINGTON, June 81, 1873.
meeting Of the Stock ,ulIers OF tn Pc. inaHar
Trus, Safe Deposit and Insurance company will be
held at the Clayton II use, In the Ci UI Whining
ton, on Saturday, June l4th, 1873 at4 O'clock Pm.
- JOSEPH K TAYLOR
je2,6teod Secretary.
NorioE
To the Editor Of The Commercial:
Having seen in your paper of The 18th inst, no
tce OF Pussy Rice, OF one OF their drivers having
been hired by Walton d James, take this me thOd
OF informing my Old customers the cause of my
leaving them In the nrst place, Pnsey Rice hir, d
a man from Philadelphia ana paid hlm more wages
than they were willing To pay ms and having served
on Tatna West, ashiDgt0n aud Jefferson streets,
for nvs years anu built up tn route Tor hem, did
not thipk 1t was doing me justice TO put m on my
old route AMI put tnsdelrhia driver On at an In
crease Of wages over and ab0 o me. In ine second
place did I hire with Walton James until after
had left PdBeE d hice GEO T. II ALI,
mylStf with Walton James.
NforlGE-A GOOD INVEsTM HNP = Fhe Me-
IN ch snlcs Loan ASSOCIATION in now issuing Sd
SERIES OF stock. The Association offers a premium
OF is per cent per annum for the ist series which
will NO doubt Induce tn holders TO wit draw this
giving additional advantage to the 70 and ID ser s.
subscriptions received y the "ecrnCary, 'f" =
mylstf f. 4. 'AYLVh 8 Market st.
AIOTICE-A. f. A. M Phe sixty seventh annual
IN communication OF the M. " GRAND Lodge of
A. +. A N Ut the state OF Delaware, will be held
In the Masonic Hail. 10 the city OF Wilmington on
FRIDAY, the 2Ith day Of une, 1853, at II o'clocE
A. h j. +. Al LMUN.,
myRSe0dtn Secretary Grand Lodge,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-13
stecEs, QsId, dse. ~ \
mERELY MENTIONED

The Qaakers are cut to-day. di .1 tl
Kappa Gamma was great success.
The balloon pan didn't pay his biIls.
-Bayne is the tailor TO all neat people.
The Irving to night At the Opera HOUSE.
Ladies', for their goods, go to Gran worrelIs,
The soas Of Temperance picnic at Cuba Hlll, on
July 4th. =
1t ia not too late fof fish, If you get fresh ones
apply At kighth Street Market.
Throw away your old Sewing machine and 20
and get the besi, at 6lb Market street
Cuffs collars, sleeve -1uttons, shirt studs and
shirts cheap FOR cash, at charley Morgan's
Actually, 1t Is astonishing, how cheap (and yet
20 good DeWof can sell summer clothing
the state who appreo ate superior workmanship in
dentistry.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-13
LeCAL lHTELLlGEHoE,
Raiirs.a Hssra


zHi TRAINS LRAvE wnMNafon.
Ebr PAtiadsiphsa-l.s5 -. ebo ala. loso = m.
i2so. aoo, 400, $50. Tia lass ,. n. snndays
~ sew Yoeh-l.ss =. N iaso ana $50 pm
~ HalttHAOse--lA1z, 80 ana la.ese m; LIE and
n1s p. m. 49,
= Isr tks DslessnrS r R.-iaHb. snd ialo 9. m.
ass p. N. No Sunday trains.
For Ns'S oastis-is'so. lalO 9. a.. and LIS, &st
p. m
Far OOasesvstss--a.ss, A. Il. and and P. n. The
nst Two rua through 70 READING.
Fer v. v. n R-CMarket ST., Depokl 100
lG40 asim., and b.s5 D. m
LRAvz PHmAD1FHIA FoR wuAHarOE
lase $50, end l0z5 a m. 1a.1b as6, 20, 400
n1b.T00, e.tb and t1s0 .. m. Sundays 500 m. and
s.l5 p. M. and 11.so p. m.
4Ff TRAINS AREryE Ar WILMINGTON,
From DelatOars h h.-a00 ucom Rev Gas ae
l01b T. N. ab6, 1890. gThe latter ls freight with
passenger car HttachedJ
From v. d r. R-s.iB and 11.4b, 9. M. and & It
p. n Thes15 q M. only runs from Coatesville.
From Fhtlddsip pkta-12.42, %, e.b6 a. NJ 12.C6,
LlB, s.4S, AS, b.02 s.25, $50, 1O.Rb Sunday 1a49
1.bs and $50 a m, and 1875 .. m.
FSom W. d W. r. R.-(Market st., Depot) T.Bo q
N, LO0and 600 m.
- See time tables for further parttculaYa
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-13

New WAaoNs.-The enterprising firm Of Nc
handsome, and useful as well, have now ready
for use, large and pretty wagon, to be used az
band wagon, for pic mic parties or for any
such purpose. 1t is painted IN bright aud fancy
colors, has handsomely carpeted seats running
front for the driver. tits, in fact, model OF
beauty and neatness.
The Adams express company have furnished
the Wilmington office with large and handsome
two-horse wagon, 1t has white top cover and
the capacity Of this wagon is an evidence Of the
increasing business of the company in this city.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-13

II ISSoLUTIoN OF PARTNERSHIP-The Co.
~ partnership heretofore existing between Sam
uel Murphey and Joseph 3. Booth, Cabinet Makers
and Furniture aers, is this ty disso we'd by mu-
tual consent The business Of the late hrm will be
settled by JOSEPH R. Booth who will still continue
the business az tn old stand, 300 SHIPLEY Street,
Wilmington, Del. SAMUEL MURPHEY,
JOS. E. BOOTH.
WILMINGTON, April 10. 5000 aprl7-tf
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-13
NEW FIRM

The undersigned have entered into co-partnership
under the irm name Of M. v. a 1 q. Pyl, IOr the
purpose Of carrying on the coal business the y.
W. corner of Frontand TatnAll streets
MARls v, PYLE,
aprl9 sm Isaac q. PALE,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-13

CLOSING ExERcIsLs AT RUGBY ACADEMY -Yes-
terday the examinations were concluded at
Rugby Academy. These showed that the sohol-
ars had attained proficiency that was alike
creditabe to themselves and their teachers,
Rare ability and good training combined had ac-
| complished excellent results. Just previously
to Diminishing, DIR. $. W. Murphy, A NJ, the
Principal awarded the prizes. The gold and the
silver medals were most beautiful aud the
| books, distributed as prizes for the greatest
proficiency IN the several studies, were elegantly
bound and carefully selected.
The followeng Is the "RUll of Honor -
First Honor Gold Medal Edwin H. Gayley.
Second Honor, silver medal Charles e. e.
Whiteley.
First Prize Mathematics Jas. f. Howard.
Second Prize Mathematics, ed Geo W. Bush
Jr., @. E. E. Wbiteley.
First Prize Spelling Eq. Geo. W. Bush, Jr.,
Wm Lea Ferris,
Second Prize spelling, Edwin H. Gayley.
FIRST Prize Classics, E. Kent Kane
Second Prize Classics, lEq. Harry b. Bradford
Isaac O. Elliott.
First Prize Penmanship, Edwin H. Gayley
Second Prize Penmanship VIM. p Reybold.
Prize .'Most Punctual Boy" Geo, ]. Fehren-
bach.
Honorable Mention.-Geo. W. Bnsh, Jr, VIM.
Lea Ferris, VIM DEMO, Jas. F Hayward, George
Ely, Presley Spruance, E. Kent Kane.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-13

SALE OF BUILDING LoTs.-No better evidence
il necessary to show how valuable is the real
estate in and around our city, than the prompt-
ness with which the people avail themselves of
securing property at the several public sales Of
building lots which have been made in this city
of late These lots are all valuable TO the mr.
chaser either as temporary or permanent invest
ment. and many are the neat and comfortable
houses that have been built on them by onr
working class OF people. There is yet another
opportunity offered to those who are desirous of
investing. Messrs. Oge Miller will sell, on
Saturday, June 14th, twenty-four desirable build
lots, located on Scott street, between Tenth and
Eleventh, and on feRth and Eleventh streets
between scott and Lincoln streets. and imme-
diately adjoining McDowellyille. They are near
the Kennett Pike (Pennsylvania Avenue and
convenient to the Passenger railroad on Della
ware Avenue. The neighborhood is being rapid
ly built up and improved, and Public School No.
IL, is on an adjoining lot.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-13
PenIIleular pApera nleaae cOpY.

nlVIDEN D.-pHlLADELPHlA, WILMINGTON
~ AND BALTIMORE RAILROAD Co
PHILADELPHIA, June 0, 1873.
The Board of Direct, rs have declared semi an-
nual dividend of four per cent he Capital stock
OF the company payable on and after the 8d OF July,
1873 ALFRED Ho Me-,
iel0-4W Saeretarv.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-13

h-An our goods are warranted and are twenty per
cent lower than elsewhere, We invite you call AND
examine: no trouble to show goods at Babcoek a
Bro u, 206 and 2OS Market street
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-13
fur HaIe.

ENoR lSALE-CHEAP-A IS new jump-seat carriage
Il and set OF harness; been used few times.
Sold for want Of use Can be at
@. WESLEY WELDINS,
The New York herald., 1873-11-11

900 EAST 18th Stan AMERICAN GIRL AS
CAO nurse and to do plain sewing or upstairs work
best city reference.
The New York herald., 1873-11-11

i QOI lsT Av., BETWEEN 10TH AND 10Th sTs-A
eSO1 young American girl TO take care OF children;
six years reference.
The New York herald., 1873-11-11

CO7 CHERRY STA YOUNG GIRL LATELY
C landed, to take OF children and make herself
generally useful in private family wages object a
The New York herald., 1873-11-11

WE'LL EDUCATED GERMAN LADY TEACHES
N her native language and the French Grammar, ON
reasonable terms Cali on address tn. H., ITO East
lst
The New York herald., 1873-11-11

CE0 WEST 36TH STA RESPECTABLE YOUNG
ccO woman as nurse; capable taking of
baby from birh is willing and oblging; highly recon-
The New York herald., 1873-11-11

| QCQ EAST l4TH ST.-WET NURSE.-A RESPECTA-
| CCO pie young married woman having lost her first
baby will take own home; good reference if
| required. Call for two DAYS
The New York herald., 1873-11-11
srTUATIONs WANTrD-FEMALEs.

Nurses, Sc.
QOS EAST s5TH ST.. BETWEEN lST AND I'D
OAO avR-A respectable young girl as chidren's
nurse and would do sewing and make herself generally
useful; best city reference.
The New York herald., 1873-11-11
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALEs.

SO1 IsT Av, BETWEEN SD AND 34rH sTs., IN
OCl the sore-To so out to work by the day or to
tai N in wa
The New York herald., 1873-11-11

C07 WEST 10TH ST., TOP FLOOR FRONT ROOM
~ Arespectaole woman to do family washing nc
her own home or would by the day; best refer
The New York herald., 1873-11-11

HG1 9TH Av., NEAR 42D ST., IN FANCY STORE
lOI A respectable woman cnld's nurse; is
petent to take the entire charge of baby from birth
best
The New York herald., 1873-11-11

001 EAsr 25rH ST, NEAR Sd AVA RESPECT
.ZOf able woman 10 do n few gentlemens or families
washing Can on or address DUNE.
The New York herald., 1873-11-11

900 EAST list STA COMPETENT LAUNDRESS
zoo wishes gentemen's families washisg; futing
and polishing done good style will go work by
the day; window shades and pillow shams done on
Mrs HOBBS
The New York herald., 1873-11-11

1d1 WEST 50TH STA YOUNG GIRL, LATELY
LII landed, to take care of children and 40 light
housework
The New York herald., 1873-11-11

33 EAST sTH sT NEAR I'd yA T1asT
washing at her own home.
The New York herald., 1873-11-11

ydTET NURSES AND PROFESSIONAL NURSES,
w well recommended The largest selection always
found at HANSEN'S Agency, 20l 9th ST., near Bowery
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-09-19
nea,h ofPriS;;ces- Esserhazy.

From the New gSrk Evening POst.l
Prince Nicolas Paul Charles Ester
hazy de Galantha, whose death Is to-day
reported, was born June 25th, 1917 and
il consequently ffty-six years OF age.
He succeeded his father May Il, 1866,
upon the death of that celebrated and
somewhat eccentric collector OF dla
monds, who, in the manner OF Shah,
used to button his coat with the finest
rubIes in the world, and decorate his
orders. which were many, With the most
Aawless old brilliahta.
u The family is one Of the Oldest in
Hungary, and traces its origin to the
tenth century, though genealogical
critics 6na no evidence Of its existence
until tie Fifteenth. The Esterhazys
2or Esgterhaays} were %ade FFFlHloss FIR Of
the Empire Of Austria in l617, or there
abouts-that ls 70 aas. very soon alter
becoming Counts of Frakno.
The prince, just dead, may be said to
have been the largest landholder in lni-
perial Austria, his possessions, com.
prising manors, castles, villages and
Estates numbered by hundreds in Hun
gary, besides tsO lgSFers In Lower
Austria, one In Baden and ons IN RaVs'
ria. His central establishment in Hun.
gary was at Eisenstsdt, where he had
one of the finest palaces in Europe, with
a mark stocked with four hundred
oTdnge Ress and almost every other
species of e<oHe. A9 The north Of the
tewn were the prinoely soofoeiesl saf'
dendens established by the ksterhaHy.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-09-19
Confidence n La Mode.

From tho Chattanooga (Tenn. Times1
Two scoundrels raised a $40 bill
from the breeches pocket Of an old and
hardworking colored man at the Union
Passenger Depot, Saturday night, in this
way: Thief No approaches thief No.
2 and plies him to buy his stock a
bargain is struck; but No. 2 has nothing
but gold to pay with, and demands a
premium on it, No. | refuses to deduct
the premium. The wrangle grows loud,
and attracts the attention Of colored
man who was standing near. No 2
turns to the colored man and says:
please let me have 800 and keep this
as security. / don't want this fellow to
cheat me out of this premium"
Celored man" | might do it, sir, but
I'm Just starting on this train for Yellow
Springs" mh
No. 2-"Oh. that's all right; you get
off at the same station | do I'll be on
the cars, and we'll change. Mind nov,
keep the gold; I want il back, and will
give you green's for it on the train.
With this a yillainous piece Of brass
was passed by Ee. 2 to the old man, and
the former quietly folded the $40 just as
his victim boarded the train. 'Qhce on
board, he looked for bis stock buyer but
he vas not tp be seen. The wretehed
dupe went through tho train With the
conductor, bewailing his loss, but no man
answering to the description of the thief
could BE found. And so a poor old negro
lost his entire savings from months OF
hard toll, and goes sick and broken from
nome. The only description the negro
could give of the rascals that teecedi
him, vas that No. 2 was an old man and
his pala young mSp, Both were uasnlly
DRESSED. The old cuss yogl ? long
beard and a Aashy chain.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-09-19

A Des Moines county farmer recently
bought Q pew.fangled harvesting. ma
chine, thinking be would make quite
saving in the matter of wages during the
harvest. On the day following the pur'
chase he sent his eldest son out with the
machine TO experiment upon the wheat
crop. In few hours afterward the old
gent moved upon the scene Of conhict'
and found his son upon the top Of tel
egFaph pole, over forty rods Of stone
fence cut, bound and stacked in the most
approved manner, while 10 the distance
the horses and internal machine we're
seen making for grove Of timber.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-09-19
compasy ana ihe Italian TraEe.
dian. anlvfnf.

Arrival OF NINE Nilsson and Her
company and the italian Trage.
dian, BaIvfnf.
The Cunard steamship Cuba brought
TO our shores on Wednesday morning the
queen Of the lyric stage, Nine Chris
tine Nilsson. the Swedish nightingale,
who a couple of seasons past, restored
and rescued from utter oblivion the sink
ing fortunes of Italian opera. The fair
songstress and her husband, M. Rouzaud,
have taken up their abode for the pres
ent at the Clarendon Hotel, and, not.
withstanding the fatigue consequent
upon her voyage, fine Nilsson appears
to be in the best of health and spirits,
and expresses herself well pleased 10
meet once more and for the last time her
dear friends, the New York public.
Shortly before her departure from Eu-
rope she paid visit to Switzerland with
some friends. While sailing on Lake
Geneva in yacht belonging to an En-.
glish lady OF distinction, sudden squall
arose, and with the utmost difficulty the
vessel was piloted into q safe harbor.
The Diva was drenched with the spray
and rain, and for sometime she gave up
all hope Of revisiting America or even
reaching the steep banks Of the lake. She
speaks enthusiastically OF the warmth
and devotions of the Russians during
her last season in st. Petersburg. This
is TO be her last season and her final
farewell to the stage. The steamship
Europe, which arrived last evening,
brought the following members Of the
Strakosch Italian Opera Company, Sc
lected to support Nilsson during her
coming season at the Academy: Mile.
Ostavo Torriani, Mile. Maresi, and
Messrs. Champanini, Capoul, Maurel,
Del Puente, and Nannetti. Vile, Bron-
fratelli, and Fiorini are expected ON the
next steamer. On the Europe were
twenty chorus singers, brought over by
Mr. Strakosch from London to join the
body of forty vocalists he has engaged
here. GaN
By the same vessel arrived the cele-
brated Italian tragedian, Salyini, and
his entire company, numbering forty
persons. The great Interpreter OF Al
Teri aud Shakespeare was welcomed on
his arrival by delegation Of New
Yorkers on the steamer William + etch-
er, who went down to the Lower Bay to
meet him. Cheers, enthusiasm, and a
joyful greeting were in order last even
ing around the huge ship that bore
safely across the Atlantic such "a pre-
cious cargo of art. The voyage was a
pleasant one, as the Italians said that
the sea was come un lago.'