davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1873-09-16
os3,a51 &l,72e,712
1,17a,4s3 1,97o,s27
100000 456,0s5
@4,no 1,:37,285

vc66tln 1uAli624 I,bj1,54o
There wero loading aud to load, Is vessels Of
an aggregate tonnage measurement Of 10, ,28l
tona to load with whoat.
The receipts ut San Francisco Of wheat since
July l to Aug. 28, 1878, were 1,4l4, 143 sacks,
against 1,770,551 sacks for tho corresponding
period in 1872 and ell 400 aacks in 1871. Tho
exporta for the Ba,no period have been o6G, ,420
centals or sacks, against 1,207, 1923 contals or
sacks for the corresponding time in 1879, indi-
eating stock at San francisco, Aug. 20, Of
about TAG, 200 bushels. Thore arc 334 900 bushols
OF wheat in store ut Stockton, held by the FARM
ers' Cooperative Union. In addition to the
whaat exported, $4,000 brls of Ban Francisco
City Mills Extra Flour have been purchased
for export to tho United Kingdom.
Tho wheat crop Of Oregon is expected to yfold
q much larger surplus for export than last year,
Bono OF the Oregon papers estimate tho surplus
at 10000 900 buBhols, which Is probably largely
in excesB of what it is in fact, IS the whole con
try haB only exported from all parts in any prov
ious year littlo moro than 60,000,000 bushels,
-four included.
POPULATION AND CEREAL PRODUCT OF RUSSIA.
There nro III tho Russian Empire so Govern
ments or Divisions divided into three groups.
Tho first group has Is govornments or divisions,
with @ population Of 1882, GG4; tho second
group, 0 governments aud divisions, with
population OF 10,G31, 400 tho third group, 90
governments or divisions, with population Of
38,64 1863. Total population G3. .658, 1884.
The cereal product and the cereals for seed for
the aforementioned periods, annually, we're
, 1873-09-16

Total July l to Aug. 2s, 1873, 80
vcsselB ...,.....................3
Total July ] 10 Aug. 28, 1879, Il
vessels eIs...:....:'..-.:..:....;;''.. ...:
Total July ! 10 Aug. 20, 1871, 7
veabels s.................
Total July ! to Aug. 28, 1870, "a
vcGaelA A........,..,......
Total July l To Aug. %, 1869, 3s
, 1873-09-16

rssS<f.s:rt., Stfs; 4,:5t!;se;t:, ns!sSstss;
1900 to lsl3......,... ak, o,o00 los ,O00O Goo
isio o to 70 900 s sSSsooo
Icy ~ !S93. .65 hs9, VOC 210,eoo 0o0
Tho productions Of tho different kinds Of
cereal crops ia as follows;
Rye, tschetwerta 9 bushels each 1l0a 900
Barley, tachotwerts bshoia cach 1o,47,Go0
oats tsehetwsrts bushels each. s21osooo
Other cereals, tschotwarls bushels each Is 900
Total product, PSI, ,15e 500
600 bu to GO, 100000 bu.
It is estimated that tho requirements Of the
United Kingdom from importn will bo, for tho
crop year coa@am1snoing sept; 1875 and endlng
bunhe!s, or about the same as for tho crop year
1878. The wants Of france are yot to be do
tormined: They have been computed ~ high aB
40,000,000 brl. II is estimated TINT her wantB
viii largely exceed 4o,ooo,ooo bu from imports Of
france nnd tho United Kingdom may be SGT
down aa nocessary to draw from the worlds
granaries from $50, 900 900 to 4o,oOo, 900 bu Of
wheat from sept.' / 1878, to Aug. 81, 1874.
There is, Without question, wheat enough pro-
ducad In 1879 to supply all wats, at not excessive
high prices, either. This country will. probably.
have bO,oo0,ooo to 10000, 600 bu Of wheat for *
port.
LATEST.
In the afternoon wheat was rnther quiet, and
closed tho aamc as on Change. No, spring
aold at $1,111i@S1,111l seller tho month, clos-
Ing 1t $1.lt115, aud at Silly sellor October
Corn MAS active and castor, closing at 4216@
1910 seller tho month, and selling ut 4aa @4yj1e
sellor October, tho latter closing ut 431'0Dl3l6o.
Five charters wero reported, Two for corn aud
ono for ryo to Buffalo at l21155o, one for wheat
to Kingston ut 2lo, md ono for wheat to Coling-
wood On private ternls. Total capacity, equal to
$4,000 bu corn, 10,500 bu ryo, and 10, Zoo bu
tax en-, hut nothing doilnite could be learned.
, 1873-09-16


We hnvo from time to time reforred to tho
new impetus given to silver mining in the West,
within the past year. Nevada, however, is also
alive with mining enterprises, and somo notion
Of the results may DO formed from the fact
that tho United stntos Mint ct Carson is coiniug
best judges IL that the mineral wealth Of Nc
vada cannot be comparatively estimated. Tho
yield Of tho Comstock Lode has already exceeded
'e1oo, 900, 900, aud now developments are being
daily made. Tho most productive minon in tho
'Arizona has not been developed, owing to tho
hostilitlea Of the Indians. It las been eatab-
aiahed beyond doubt thas Arizona is rich in
gold, and as soon as the Apaches can be brought
under proper eubjectlon, and Experienced miners
ran investigate, tho yield OF gold uill DO beyond
LOCAL sTooK AND BOND MARKEr.
MaRarR. Preatnn Knan II Co n,1ota m xol
, 1873-09-16

MONDAY EVENING, Sept, 16,
CATTLE-neceived e!nco Saturday, $500 head.
laas wcok, and a frmcr and moro confident feeling
accinod to prevail among all clasaes Of operators Tho
rece'pts worc pretty bora, but, a. they embraced
past fow weels, iho supply did not provo much in
excess Of the demand to unfavorsby affect prices,
which were fully allstaicd nll around. 6ales to sh-
pora reported chio11y at s.bo95. 80, though tae
e1tremo range was 4.00d3600. Local butchers raid
LOO for Te1sun, aud 81 90 for tisoas Iho
NJ o1s oJ
, 1873-09-16


lis aud upward. .s5so@6.l
Choice Deeyea-Flnc, fat, well formed year
1900 iba. s4o@b.i
stoers, averaging 1860 10 1850 t5s. Aso@5.:
hod,.m Grades-Hteera In fair 1eah, nver- -.
sgng 1,l6O to 1850 lbs 4.6o@4.
Dutc1lers Htock - Common to fair ateors,
md good to extra cows, for city slaughter,
Averaging 300 to 100 bs..".. o.259s..
Btnck Cattle - Common catt1o, in decent
tlesh, averaging 700 10 to 1850 lbs. aoo@1
ssags, bulls, nnd scallnwag steors ........ 1.75@2,
Cate-Texaa, choice corn-fcd.. ....,...... 460(94.
Cat1o-Texas, Northorn wlntesed .......... 3.2594.
Cattle-Toxas, through drovca ............ 1.75@9.
CATTLE BALEB.
, 1873-09-16

LEATIIEh-Dcalors report oat4fActorsly active de-
man1 for tho different descriptions OF domestic and
imported leather, md for tho former tho market ua-
taina firm tons. 'rhe tleellne IN gold has ton-
no pronounced reduction has taken place, Wo quote
, 1873-09-16


Thoro il some domand for futuro delivery, 67o
being bid for seller October, aud Csc for aellor
September,
Barley WAS unsettled and irregular, with
pricos BpAamodio, UP one minute, down the
no1t,-and operators in much tho same condi-
tion. There ia not > legitimate domanl for No.
2, but there is for tho lowor grades. The apecu--
lators have control Of the market, aud bull and
boar with a vim worthy better cause, with the
end III Wow Of making somebody pay them tor
their labor. In ono sense Of the word, No. q
is cornered, this grade nelllng 500 {per buBhol
above No. g. while the difference In the qualities
Is ordinarily not considered to exceed moro than
loo per bushel. Qouerally speaking, barley ia q
dangerous cereal to speculate In, and has broken
more operators, relatively speaking, than any
other cereal that Is spoouated iu.- Bus mon will
speculate, 30 it ia no use to moralize or warn.
hecolptu are moderate, and our stock IL inercas-
admit Of export. 0pening sales Of No. wero
at 1.95, ,doouod to sl,3a, and closed more Btoady
ut 1.33 oithor cash, seor tho month. or seller
October. No. 8 Hold Ut $l.04G9l.0G, and
rejected at O0@02o Oaah salos wore reported Of
1,Goo bu do at $l.s4; 2,4oo bu do at $1.as}5 ;
1900 bu do et $3.50 800 bu do at 81.92 1,200
Blu No. at $1.0S &, 200 bu do at sl.05 1,G06 bu
do at a1.0415 1900 bu do at 81.04 4,4O0 bu
rejcoted at 32o; 2,400 bu do ut 0oo :; 800 bu by
sample as e slGq l2o9 bu DO It sl,4S; loo b,
$l,20 900 bu Do at S1.16 400 bu do At sl00
lall on track) 200 bu do at ,e1.85; 400 bu do ut
$l.92 delivered. Total, 81 300 bu.
EUROPEAN MARKETS.
The following il Dcerbolln's dispatch to tho
Board OF Trade in this city to-day:
SEPT, misunderstanding cargoea Of wheat OF
s9aasmbnysEs md sellers apaF tending gp oaIgoss
quality OF spring wheat on passage or for prompt ship
meait sos Same fur shipment Within two mouths, o5s
, 1873-09-16

Tho amount Of corn in transit for the United King
Of which ,373 rs for Black Sea- Danubtan and
Mediterranean ports, or 1,698, 1884 bu.
Cloarances from aan Francsco, CAL, faom July !,
1873, for the United Kingdom:
, 1873-09-16

srARoH-a7oss, 9ta1oo: corn. a0llo; 1suudry,..e0
- GREEN FRUfTs-rho market was well supplied
with domestic frus, and, under fair demand prices
atoady, and for grapes trla h!gher. California
pears wore scarce and advanced. Wo quote: Lemons.
box Calfornsa pears, $4u0@5 90 per case do pluns,
red 30 per csIc ii LIS Groen, Is lbs, $4,000
500. California grapes, rsr case Of 10 bs
apples Il 002175 per brl for common 10 far; good
to choice do. sa0o93.o0 per br 35@6oc per basket.
81 Loo per boz Peaches, 80 per boz basket
do choice per basket $l75a2o0 Grapes per case l2b
boxcB), $9769300 Delaware do, $500 Concortls, in
baskets 60@i0c; Delaware do &l.oo8125 por basket.
CrAnberries, $500 bu.
HOps-Thoro waa change Of Importance. Now
are coming forward slowly, aud asa mestiug with
sro quoted ut 10SA0c.
UAY-Theru ,saY utter absence OF anything
scmblinB activity in tho demand for presae hay, and
auy quotations 1t the moment ain,p'y nominal.
Loose descriptions OIL wagon sre III good request very
fur ra.cs: We quote Wholesale prices paid by
Gsl4.ou; do, No.. 2, $l0.UuSlo0o; prairlc, upland,
Sl0Dosl050; do midland s., 0o4510.o0; do slotlgh,
$7.00@u0o. 1oohE ON WAaoN-Timothy, $l000t3
i300; prairie, $8o0a10.00. For delivery Of prcsaed,
$l.00Gats0, according to distance.
1IlDES-Firmnesa still characteriZes tho hide mar
kst. The demand continues actlyo. both On To-
cal and ousitle ACCOUNTS, and tho daily. Offer
tngs nre readily absorbed At tho annexed quo
tationR: Green city hutchera', 7No; groom cured.
light, ll,l@lac: do heavy, l0A9i1o; part. cured,
isH@l7ss; dry DIM, la{ @lo,so; long-hairod lip,
or ottlssnlse damaged, two-thirda price.
IRON AND BTEEL-Trade waa fair at tho rates
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-12
The NswarIk Acelaenr.


THE coNbITIoE or YoUEa BUSH aRKAFLY IaEPRov-
ED-Hs EyUnEEs NOT 30 SERIOUS AS AT FIRST
suPPoaED. r.
We mAntioned, yesterday, the terrible fall sus-
tanned bJ James Il. j. Bush, son Of DR.. L. T..
Bush, Of this city. The fall was from the cupola
Of the Cdllegs building, 70 the top Of which the
young man was endeavoring TO climb, while hid
ing from fellow student One of the Stats Of
the lattice work with which be was accomplishing
bis ascent broke in his grasp, allowing him to fall
backwards 10 the roof of the main building, dis
tanee Ct shout twenty fest. From there he aid
over the edge OF the roof, aRd tell TO the ground,
thIrty-hIe feet below. His injuries were at hTst
supposed to be OF a fatal character, but from his
father, ~, L. i. Bnsh, who returned to this city,
this morning (he having promptly gone to New
ark on hearing OF the acoident) we leaFn that his
injuries Are mot considered tatal and that hopes
are entertained OF his recovery. No homes were
broken, md thus far no internal injuries have
been discovered. Il was proposed 70 bring him
home thiB morning, but his bruised and shaken
condition renders it impossible to remove him
without great pain. He Il, however, neesiving
every possible attention which can be bestowed
upon hful 10 AeA H at4A
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-12

The Dover ScAEDAL.--1n our last issue we
stated that we would this wssk give Mrs. Adams'
account OF the affair which led 10 the cowhidinR
Of Ia. Alderman Vincent While in Dover last
week, We called upon this lady With 4 view 70
hearing her version Of the matter, which she gave
without hesitation. It was q plain straiRhffor.
ward history Of her life and Is We said before Il
satisfied us that the whole story Of the alleged son
Was fabrication. We thought Il would be q
simple matter Ofjustiee 10 give In full her state
ment Of all the circumstances. and intended 30 do
90; but having since learned that this young man
ls mOnomAnlAe upon the sabjeot Of mother seek
ing and that Mrs. A. is only one of several per-
bons, IN various places, with whom he has claimed
relationship, We have concluded that il Is matter
Of too little importance 10 wass space upon. As
TO Mrs. Adams character, It needs no vindication
Any imputation affecting her reputation for chas-
tity is repeilsd BY circumstance and witnesses
overwhelming. II may hays been an indlscrotion
Ia her to have eowhidsd the rsporter whose ere
dnlity led him TO give currency 70 the story Of
crazy man, but many & spirited womAn, under
leas prOvocation, has dohe acts more rspEoachful
and been applaaded therefOE. E.-MflfeFd Nslos.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-12

HUoE sELLs.-A few nights ago, & gentleman
called at Police HsAdquaEtsrA. and requested one
OF the Oficsn there 70 60 with him 10 his house,
e there was fellow there araising thRnder"--
The oieeF, anxiuOa 10 do all IN his power, to pre-
serve the peace and order Of the community
promptly assented. Arriving at the houss, f6e
willing policeman was taken into room, whara
little mite Of humanity, which had only been
brought into the world few hours previous, was
ssfaising thunder" in q manner pscnliar 10 human
hsings at this stage OF existence ConsiasFIng that
his services could be Of avail in this ease, ye
ofieer beat hasty retreat 81
Another member Of our police fierce vas made
the victim Of cruel practical joke, ona cold nigbt
rscently. He was shown 4 Suspicious looking car
pet-bag, in an np-town alley, and informed that
e contained bargian toola with the advise net 10
disturb Il, but 70 wait until the owners came for
thsir toolsy and then % asnabp tham Aoannainalv
ha secured good punt % observation, and k6sn
waited for thrse mortal boura, until be was near
" troSsn Tor The appearance ok the exPeetsa bar
giAn Curiosity than led him - examine fhaI
eonseni8 oE he cagfss- haa, when be 16nad fhAE
TIE "buEgia1 tools" consisted of q battered caa-
re PCT, and few ether dilapidatad kitchen ussn-
ails. he dla not tell us this joke, himsela; %,
no Bat he vii swear every tine - is eak1s
sses 80 e~s@NA w. : sttesSde4T sfsH
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-12

n n. Child q Co., will sell 30 building lots
on the 18th instant, on six and twelve months
credit
WIN. UAubs schalrp,an ostbeA s.raa. / Cam.
mittk AavertlsBs for PROPOSALS kof c0hatrllct-
ing sewer.
AUCTToNs.-Ogle q Miller advertise sales
of furniture and other household goods, fol-
Monday and Tuesday afternoons.
Pusey q Rice advertise BrandywIne Ice cleaE
ana pure. Their prices are given In thelt
cart elsewhere Engage your summer supply.
VIM. II: Nan, Esq, gives notice that he will
apply to the Court at It's May term for the va
cation OF Riddles road" running from the
the Kennett to Delaware Avenue.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-12

LIGHT HOUSE KEEPERs-The Board of Exam
ination for the Fourth Light House District, con-
sisting Of DR.. VIM. D. Nolen, Capt. j. Lowery
and c. Castor Smith, Engineer, met in this city
Thursday.
The following persons were examined =
Charles II. Sullivan, Thomas H. Calhoun, jas.
H. Bell, VIM. E. spicer, VIM. Nicholson and VIM.
II. Sharpless, colored. -
They all passed examination, except Mr. Nieh-
olson, and he did not pass on account Of hia eye
sight being impaired, not from lack Of ability.
The appointments will be announced In q few
days
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-12

BRTDGE BURNED.-The railroad bridge over
Chester Creekoat Ivy Mills near West Ches-
ter, on the Baltimore Central Railroad, was
entirely DESTROYED by IRE, yesterday. The
fre originated from sparks thrown out By q
tanned by running trains from each end Of the
rOad, and efkecting o transfer OF passengers
and baggage, at the bridge. By MondaY, Il
is expected TO have temporary structure
erected over which the trains can safely pass
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-12
LOCAL lR4eGLlUER0g.

Tomorrow Is Easter Sunday. Ae
morning.
The club stables, on Washington street, below
EhiFd, are being enlarged
We have been treated to frst-class storm, 70.
day-Faln, snow and wind. ~
Olive Logan (Mrs Writ slkes) passed through
mere, this morning, on her way from Dover.
Our Episcopal Churches ore infusing o now lie
BY the presence Of flowers and music In their
services.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-12
fhH gkB llAa3

4f5 4
M6.itgOw6, q 8 s,, y.
7. eigessy llonsass sFosis ard
Troupe Qf hedor9s Arakas es
yne o. t@osY eAi e4ss wAicH intsEsst end
an.use AL Glasses d people tha 0l ana tke Young,
the scholar and the artisan will visit Wiimin9-
ton, Monday April l4th. onoons Circna q re-
ported to be superior q All others in ths Union,
ana its programme emhEaoas nlany nswana baau-
tlfnl acts IN equsatS6ln asld acg hetk airusSvn.
new feature In the exhibition viii IS ths dove a
Arabian Horses, with Arab kaapers, hoth men and
animals exhibiting surprising skill IN savarai Won.
detlul teAta. DssiEi0us Of prssantinz IA .vuhllo
with fraeh scene, and original IN oTiamtai eeur.
rcandinfh, thB grand entrss as kha onNnlng A.
each poffCrI nee FsfEtseps Tie 1bva5 N krNb
Steqds, ahoeA kshIps oE hs desert9 dhd Ahsir nSd-
ouin masters taking q no0ntide rest on the sandr
of Sahara the quaint figures Of thoss sinanlaxiv
Useful animals. the rich tEappings Of the Arabs.
and noxal nakprR ~ the anifra aronpinn farm q
picture @hlc Cd ss fAnil AZ NJ = tos1Sg 81 81 k$A
tern travel may have often conlurod up, and
which never fails to please the mind OF enliven
the imagination. And The collection OF animals
embraces giant spacimens Of their raapsctive ra-
cannot fan % please e = AAtA +AA
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-12

A BOVINE CURIosTTY-Mr John Williamson,
of East Nottingham, is the owner ofa snow-white
COW that has heifer calf about two weeks old, Of
mouse color, and in lieu OF coat of hair, it is
covered with wool like unto that of lamb. 1t is
quite curiosity, and his good lady intends rais-
ing 1t, in order that she may at some future time
possess "Woolly cow"
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-12

The Northern ConRocation Of Delaware
18th and 16th in Christ Church, DelaWiare
City. Uoaneetion with sWllming ton by RAJ
Road, with New Castle By Steamboat.
Trinity Church, Easter services 20 morrow
at 81 and 1OH O'Clock, A. NJ. and 71S0'clOck
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-12

CONFERENCE ACADEATY.-The Trustees of the
WilminRton Conference Academy held meeting
In Dover, on Wednesday, and decided 10 locate
the building on a five acrelot 10 be purchased of
j. Alexander Fulton, out on Main Street beyond
the residence of DIR. Ridgely. The price paid for
the lot IL about G5C10
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-12

CHUncH ExTRHsroN-The congregation Of
Union n. =. Church, propose, ere long, 20 erect
Mission Church, in West Wilmington. The Quar-
teFly Conference Of the church has appointed a
committee to confer with the citizens Of West
Wilmington in regard to the location of the new
church, and the purchase OF the ground
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-12

CHANGED OwNERs.-The Henry Clay Fac
tory, on the BEan1 wine k5anis. fofmeflF
has chan 90 owners and win be hereafte 81 con
Quoted by . Mr.. Baker, Of NOTistown, Pa, The
latter gentleman has arrived, and d making
preparations 70 carry on the business on af
extensive scale, by adding new machinery,
and Otherwise enlarging the capacity Of the
factory.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-12

BIBLE PRRsENTATIoN.-On Thursday evening
Thomas n. Coleman, city editor OF the Philadei-
phia Ledger, presented on behalf Of Geo w.
Childs, Esq, beautiful Bible, TO Harmony Tenn
pie of Honor and Temperance, No. 9, West Chez
ter, Pa. The gift was acknowledged on behalf OF
the Rrati6ed recipients, by DR.. Worrell This is
emily another evidence Of Mr.. Chllds disinterested
generosity and phianthropic spirit
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-12

. O'BRIEE's CIRcus;7TA about fYe O'Clock lat
evening, O.Brie1's monster circus, which Is To
exhibit here On the 2sEh, passed through on an
extra freight train, for Baltimore THE train
was very long consisting OF over twenty-five
cars. IE paused at the depok about Ave min
utes, TO the wild delight OF the little urchins
who happenea tobs in TIE nbclhOod at
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-12

just received one OF the largest assortments
OF the latest Spring Styles0 Of Hats and Caps in
the city which lam selling at the very lowest
PRICES. NY silk hats are speciality. Call and
sure to be suited. LEWIS @. SPRINGER,
Hat Store. tf No. 23S Market Street
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-12

CONVERSATIONAL MEETING. This evening, in
lieu Of the regular weekly lecture, "Conversa-
tonal Meeting" will be held at the room of the
Delaware Institute Of Mechanic Arls.~A The
subject for discussion is, "rhe Co-opeEAtive Sys-
tenn OF Labor and win be opened by VIM s.
hilles, Esq. All ere invited
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-12

TIE REHoBoTH r. R--Mr. NJ. c. -Conweli, of
this city, is making the surveys for the proposed
railroad extension from Lewes to Rehoboth City
The financial backing is understood to be the
Camp Meeting Association, and the Rehoboth
City Association. These are separate organiza-
tions. The latter is real estate enterprise only
and promises to be quito successful.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-12

A "RATTLINO AMONG THE DRY BoNEs."-The
lot at the corner of Fifth and Poplar streets was
formerly used as q colored burying ground. Re
Gently, however, the owners have decided 10
bnild upon it, and the digging of the cellars has
been commenced By this work several graves
have been disturbed, and portions OF coflns and
the bones of the inmates brought to light
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-12
COM fa 0nilfnrnIa.

Nj. Fhank Pyle, Of The arm Of JaaksOn, Rylssds
Coz, Of this towns purposes to 50 TO California On
Saturday nsxk, April 18th, for the purpose % es.
fahlishing an Alden factofy for company Of fruit
growers hEBantzed thaEss one Of whom has visited
the factory IN this town, and 10 INTRODUCES ~
Alden phoCess Through The 6tafa. n. pvfa -
leeaiyed this eenmimion from the patsaksas nf
this proeas because Of the success Of their business
here. He wlll retnEn about tie aFst % August n
time Ter hetiVe opaEaai0ns hesn.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-12

FARMS SoLD. .-GGeorge w. ingram, Real
Estate Agent Of Mlddlesown, sold last weak
the farm Of II: y. Lloyd. Esq, about az miles
north Of Middletown, to Mr.. G. w. LeItz Of
Indiana, for @20, 800. This week he has sold
the farm Of Mr.. N. ID. Wilson, near EIkton.
to Townsend Pool, for SO 600. r.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-12

DIED.-The little child of Mrs. Emma Alex
ander, which was severely burned on Wednesday
night at the residence OF Mrs. Zouns, on Madi-
SON street, between Second and Third, died last
evening from the injuries II sustained Il was
about three years OF age.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-12

RELlGIoUs.-The Rev. B. F. Barrett, of Phila-
delphia, will preach tomorrow Sunday in the
New Jeruralem Church (SWede nborgian,) corner
Of Washington street and Delaware aYanue-
Subject in morning: ssJesns Christ, HIS advent,
history, death and resurrection, AZ their spirit.
ual significance" In the evening "The New
Theology, Or the literal sense Of Scripture trans
figured and glorifed by the spiritual
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-12

ELECTION OF 0FFIcERs.-St Johns Com
mandery No Knights Templar, of this city,
held their annual conclaVe Tuesday evening,
when the following officers were elected
Eminent Communications c. Pyle
William Marshall
Captain General-Geo. A. LeMaistre
Treasurer-A. keenan,,
Recorder-Jesse X. BayIiss
1rustees-s. A. Hodgeman, j. q. Haddoek
and James Crooks
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-12

MKETESG.-Tho regular monthly meeting Of the
Temperance an AntisTobaeco Societies connected
with the Union n. E. Sunday School, will be held
At the school room tomorrow afternoon. Appro-
pfiatc addresses will be delivered by Rev. J. ID.
QuiRg and others
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-12

IcE.- Messrs. Pusey & Rics, the well knewn
ice dealsrs adyeE.iss elsewhere their prices FOR
the season OF lSSe.4 Thoas Of cur citiashs who
take their ice BY the season, had better make
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-12

PURE SOLID lCE.-WaltOn 4 James adyer-
tlse 70 supply pure solid Ice by careful and
steady drivers, and guarantee supply during
sonable. Give them q call.