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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-02
lhrearened Law suits.
LIVELY TIME IN ANTICIPATION AMONG THE Law
YERA.

LIVELY TIME IN ANTICIPATION AMONG THE LAW
YERs,
. 1t is said, but we cannot authenticate the re-
mort that the p. W. d B. r. II. Co.. will bring
suit against the Chesapeake Il Delaware Canal
Co. to recover damages for the loss sustained in
the washing away of the embankment at the
canal crossing. 1t is claimed, we learn, that the
da,nbreast OF the feeder to the canal was very
inYecurely built. and that had the necessary pre-
cautions been taken, the disaster might have
been avoided. ,
This report, whether true or not, has awakened
in the breasts of those Who sustained losses
hon, that they will be able to recover the full
extent OF the pame from the Railroad Co. They
saw that if the Railroad Company undertakes to
bring suit against the Canal Company they must
ignore the presence OF the hand of Providence
in the accident. an admission which Will bre AK
down the only barrier to suits by the shippers
and others against the Railroad Co. We cAnnol
youeh for the truthfulness of this statement IN
any paxticular ; it 10 one of the gossipplngs ol
the hour But il it is true, what tiue time the
lawyers will have. An almost interminable litl
cation will spring up, which, of course, the lega
fraternity must settle.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-02

Total 9G cars
The shipments from Lewes. OF fruit coming
over the Junction & Breakwater II. r., Stacked
off to an appreciable dogres, the moment the
Delaware Road was repaired. There were seV-
enteen loaded cars waiting at Harrington, on
Thursday afternoon, which would have gone to
Lewes, but a telegram being received that the
bridge over the canal was all right. they were
ali sent Northward. The steamship Il chm nj
which the Junction 4 BreakHater mauaSement
have chartered from the Old Dominion steam
ship Company, is said to cost them Sl0lO per
trip, Her capacity il 81 900 crates. She ar
rived at the Breakwater on Thursday morning,
and lefs that night taking about ID 600 crates
and again came in on SATURDAY morning at
o'clock and left that night with fair cargo,
whose precise amount we are not able 70 stare
The steamer Whi'lLin is running regularly to
Philadelphia She carries some =, 600 crates and
makes about four trips week A tug aDd ssY-
eral schooners have also been under charter by
the ]. Il B. Company to carry fruit to Phadei'
phia
The picking of CraWforls Late was begun
around Georgetown, last week, and is now near
ly over. The Smocks are the only important va
riety vet to be put in In the latitude of Dover
the Odmixons were still being picked las
week aud nearly ali the CfawforIs are yet 70
Gume IN
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-02
Personal.

DIR Loe. of Philadelphia, with his family)
and Rev Charles L. McIvaine, were guests
at Mrs Keene's Surf House, Rehoboth, for sew
eral days last week They proposed to leave, to-
day.
We are informed that tue item published
Yesterday, in reference to the will of the late
Rev. James Riddle, COPIED from the Repubti-
can was inaccurate in important particulars
General d. NJ Barringer, Of North Carolina,
formerly Minister to Spain, died at the White
Sulphur Springs last evening.
William Cooch. of White Clay Creek, who
removed to Rolla, Mo-, a year or two ago, and
was there connected with the State School OF
Mines, has returned to this State
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-02
Newark.
correspondence of the Commercial ]

Correspondence of the Commercial
NEwARE, Sep. LIST.
BASE BALL On Saturday, well contested,
and the best of the season, game of base ball
was played between the Agile and the Diamond
State clubs, the latter winning by score of 16
to 10 and still retaining the championship The
nine innings were played in ~ hours, the clubs
"whitewashng" each other several times. Fly
catches-Agiles, 16; Diamond State 8. Dis-
mond State made runs on the first inning.
THE STANDARDIZATION is over, aud the
schools resumed to-day. The town has more
lively appearance than for some time past. The
College and Academy are preparing for tho re-.
turn o. the students this week. Both expect
to be very largely attended this term.
On A VIsIT.-Miss Lizzie Wilson, our very ex-
cellent teacher OF No. 80 school, goes, next
week. to Hopkinsville, Ky, to visit her sister,
leaving Miss Lizzie Perry to teach until her re-
turn. She will be absent three months
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-02
Fn,l ",ccldcnto G, mt RondIoG

THE pRowNISa OF CHARLES HAAMAN AND sARAn
ANN HDRNAFaus ON suSDAY-A SUPPOSED CASE
OF MURDER AND SUICIDE.
A telegram TO yesterdays papers says u
AT Reading, Pa, Sunday morning, boat
containing two men and WOMAN went over lne
falls in the Schuykil at Kiesinger's bridge. The
,yonan Mary Hei bert, and one of the men, named
Charles Harmony were drowned. The survivor
Hoffman, stated that Harmony Intentionally
rowed the boat over the falls. He had a difficult
~ with the woman in beer garden, the previous
night, and had remarked that 'the people
wouldn't see him much longer.
From the Reading Edyie of yesterday we OBJ
tain the following additional facts -
The entire case il as YET sllrouded in mystery.
The circumstances AZ related by Daniel Hoffman,
| A young man vino accompanied the above two in
a boating excursion mp the SchuNlkll, ls as fol-
| lows HOLMAN is the son OF M!chae IL H. an,
tailor doing BUSINESS at the corner oil y Ii a 10
Cuml erland stt' Gts, Lebanon. Hoffman has teen
wni king a n onth and half a track layer on the
Berke Gonuty RnlrOai. sterday niDrnlnB,
| alout 0 O'Clock. Haaman, accompanied by Mrs.
| Horpafuls came to tho bridgeport Hotel, ana
| a. ked Hoffman to accompany them boat rowing,
| A boat was procured and the party started out.
| uannun Mas rowing, aud as they approached the
| falls of the dim, about mile above the hote',
| he wan told by the remaining two to stop rowing
| THIS wa- uuhCsded the nuat pushed on, ana Ill
All instant the reaction OF tho current dIeW Tue
boat into the seetliug, foanlnG Whirlpool. aud
the descending water crushed the boat and bur,
led two of the occupants under the water and
| crushed them down on the rocky bottom. Hch'
man, teeing the reckless condition OF HANNAH
| and notIcili1 that lie was determined tor on tC
certain death, jumped overheard, and swan Z
distance of about 10 feet, mracuously escaping
death ,-,,,,,
band. till about five weeks ago IN Lebanon, Du
there was trouble between them. She then letl
that place for Reading. and OH Saturday nigh
was in company with Haaman, at L4ners laSe
beer garden, and they there quarreled'
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-02
France.

APPEARANCE OF THE oHoLERA-R, r. ACCIDENT
SPANISH COMPLICATIONS.
PARIS, Sept. 2.
The cholera has appeared among the troops
at Havre, communicated by German emigrantH
en- route for the United States. Strangers are
leaving Trouville as rapidly as possible.
Eight persons ere killed and fifteen. wounded
by an accident on the Luxemb ourg railway, Bel
GUM.
A report is current here, but not generally
credited, that the Madrid authorities have raised
the red flag of the Commune on the town hall.
The military have discovered secret depot Of
arms and petroleum belonging to the Interna-
tionAls.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-02
The UIesing Of the Taverna.

HOW IT woRKs-oNE DAY OF PRoHIBIrIoN-scENEs
AND INCIDENTS.
In accordance with the new license law whith
went into operation yesterday, which requires
all places where liquors are sold to be closed on
tl ,ction days, and also in compliance with the
proclamation, of Mayor Smms. The hotels,
restaurants, drinking saloons, and other places,
throughout the city, were generally closed and
tightly barred and locked in front,
this morning. The Sunday like ap-
pearance of the city, and the good order
and decorum which prevailed, ELECTED very gen.
eral, and favorable comment. In some Of the
saloons and larger hotels the doors and windows
have not been closed but in such instances the
liquors have been put out of sight, under lock
and key, and the bar keepers, who have usually
been busy in handing out the drinks have leisure
until IL o'clock tonight.
1t was somewhat amusing. this morning. to
see large number of strange faces upon the
streets who had been elected from their usual
loaing places. They wandered through the
streets apparently disconsolate.
The hotel and saloon keepers generally took
the change good naturedly. We observ-
ed, however, one was was declaiming to a
rather dilapidated crowd in front Of his
saloon and telling them: Nov you just see wat
dat dere Josh. Marish hash dun Vat you tink
on Merican liberty now ?" The crowd didn't say,
but they probably thought so, too, and prepar-
ed to vote against Josh. Maris, of course.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-02

Three California sheriffs are pursuing Velas-
quoz, leader of the gang that murdered three
citizens of Monterey. reward Of E6OOO ls
offered for their capture.
The body of Fannie Smith. colored, was found
near the Glen Cove branch OF the Long Island
Railroad, on Sunday morning, ''cut almost en-
tirely in two lengthwiSe aud near by was the
headlest body OF her child.
Miss Mary Lee aged nifty four years, mystert-
ousls disappeared from Madison, N. j., last Sat-
urday night She had been for sometime insane
principally on the subject of religion, and it is
| feared she has committed suicide.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-02

WILMINGTON SAVINGS FUND ELEcT1oN.-Yes.
terday an election was held by the members OF
the Wilmington's Savings Fund for the election
OF 25 managers, with the following result Ben
iamin y Clark, Jacob Derickson, VIM. Tatnall,
nichard p Gibbons, E. q. Stotaenburg, wash
ingtou Jones, G. W. sparks Joshua Maris ]. H.
Adams, VIM. Candy, Elwood Garrett, Joseph
Tatnall, Samuel Candy, j. @. Aiken, W. NJ. Can
by, Thos McUlary, W. r. Bullock, Geo. Richard
son, Samuel Wollaston, Charles Candy. Charles
Warner Joseph Bringhurst, Edward Bringhurst,
John Jones, and Edward I. Bellah. meeting
of the Managers will be held, this evening, for
the election Of officers for the ensuing year.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-02
Political Items.

The Democratic party wants to be trusted, n OF
for what it has been, but for what it says it will
be. The people only know it by what it has
been. BY that it has been judged in former
wears and condemned. 1t will be the same way
this year. Cincinnati Gazette.
The Republicans of Schuylkill County, Pa,
held their Convention yesterday. General j. X.
Siegfried was nominated for Senator on the
seventh ballot. Messrs. Morgan, Kaufman and
Field were nominated for Aasemblymen; Dan
el Barlow for Treasurer ). Hoover, Commits
sioner s; McQuail, Director of the Poor Peter
Helms, Jury COMMISSIONER and Thomas Davis,
Auditor.
The Labor Reform Convention will meet at
Pottsville ON the 9th inst. There is much inter
est as to its proceedings, but the prevailing
opinion is that it will adopt mixed ticket.
The Berks county Democratic Conventi'
met at Reading yesterday, and nominated Dan
lel Ermentrout for $ ate Senator
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-02
ExfMrstnnS.
NxGtIueH0N.

~ The Hiram GRAND LODGE Of A. F, A.
MASONS will make an Excursion
To AtlartIc City.
Via Philadelphia. The steamer ARIEL has been
chartered to convey passengers from this city 70
Camden. The boat will leave Fourth-9t. Wharf, on
THURSDAY MORNING, 4th inst, at Q otlo *, A.
w. and arrive at Camden at 6; from thence the
Excursonlsts will take the cars for Atlantic City.
Fare for the hound rio S113
children under ~ years Of age 1.15
tish0ped that our friends and the public genera "
will avail themselves Of the opportunity of this
chance. Tickets Can be procured from Kennard L.
BayRrd, Char es JordOn, Absal0m q CAulk
The Mt. Vernon Cornet Band will accompany the
Excursion. KENNARD L. BAYARD,
sep1,3t CHAIRMAN.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-02
OppnInE of enc Oyster Trade.

The Baltimore American, of Saturday, speak
from ten to fifteen boats have been engaged in
bringing up oysters during the past week, but 1t
is expected that their number will be Increased
to forty or fifty on next Monday. The oysters
tn It are brought to Baltimore in the first part of
tls season are fresh water natives that are
" .redged" or 'tougued" in Chester and Miles
River, at Poplar Point, Sommer's point, Thomas
Point, and Hackets. These oysters have poor
flavor in the early part of the season, but as
they fatten and the weather grows colder the fla
vor becomes greatly improved. They are not
,dded, and consequently many Of them are
small and unfit for use Strange to say, these
fresh-water oysters will keep aid carry much
longer than the salt ones As the demand in the
early part of the season is only for immediate
eating purposes and not for packing, the boats
sell Them on arrival at from 40 to As cents, pei
bushel. The fancy oysters, which comma nd
much better prices such as Cherrystone, Yoii
RIVER, and others. do not begin to come to mar
/ psfore the middle OF September. Old oyster
men predict plentiful supply of these delicious
bivalves this year, as thp bedding last year ii
| sid to have been very extensive.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-02
The CLAYTON House
ARRIVALS UP TO l 80 P. M. To-DA'

ARRIVALS Up TO l. 80 P. M. TODAY
EN- Howell. Phila.
W s Auchiucloss, City.
John G. Garretson, New jersey.
J Weymer, New York
s Y Grear, Phila.
IL Hnsor and wife, Nav J Jrk
Il Hopkins,
A q Yeatman, Delaware.
g p Polk,
RY Townsand, Phila.
PJ Bellew, Now York.
L II Walters, Phila.
Mrs G b Cooper Phila.
Mrs. Shelwagon,
II s Pilkington,
BENZ. Rivers and lady, Phila.
VIM Wuseisen and lady, -
Z W Kohl and lady.
John A Field,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-02
Coul Mine on Fire,

The fire in Richardson's Slope, at Glen Carbon
in Schuykill county reported in special des-
pate yesterday. continues to burn, and severe /
explosions of fire damp have taken place. The
roof caved in late on Sunday night, and all
terday. The mine will have to be flooded, and
work will probably be suspended for several
months. It is feared the loss will reach several
hundred Thousand dollars. The mine was work
ed by the Oakdale Coal Company.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-02

The dry goods store of 8. Bernel u Sons and
millinery and fancy goods store of Moses G.
Hamburger, in Baltimore, were flooded on Satur-
day night through the eareiessness OF work
man who left a hydrant spigot open, and the
damage is estimated at 5000.
The Atlantics defeated the Athletics in New
York yesterday, by score Of 5 TO =.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-02
spain.

THE rRoN-cLAps CAPTURED BY THE INsUnaENTF.
LONDON, Sept. 2.
The Spanish Ironclads Almanac and Victoria,
have been taken out from Cartagena Fy the En-
glish Admiral and sent to Gibraltar. The In
surgents made no opposition to their departure.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-02
DEATHS.

REAp,-In this CITY, on Monday. Sept. /. 1873,
mabel May, infant daughter of Rev. James s. ana
Francis M Read.
The friends OF the family are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral ruIn tha residence OF tine pa
rents lincoln street near Penua Avenue, on We !.
H. slay alter at W O'Clock. lnterment ~ Ult-
mington and Brandywiue Cemeteiy.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-02
Ee.umptiou an the tnnni.

The Philadelphia Leager, OF this morning,
says We are glad to be informed that the dam
age to the Chesapeake and Delaware Canal is
not 30 serious as was feared and that navigation
on the canal it is expected. will be resumed by
the 9th or 2lst of the present month, very
large force being at work to accomplish this pur-
no4a
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-02
Fran nne NIny.

This week will in all probability, end the sea,
son at Cape May. The hotels are closing, and
tbe Ocean g0use was finally closed yesterday
Tbis we believe was the first to close, but the
others will follow in rapid order, so that by Sat
urday few will be- left open. McNIakin's Atlantic
Hotel continues business unnterruptedly the
paar rnuud
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-02

George Lerch. ono OF the most prominent and
wealthy citizens of Reading, died on Saturday
evening, aged 81. He was one of the Directors
of the Berks County Railroad, and an active
man in all public affairs, holding number OF
positions in connection with corporate and 9th
OF organizations.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-02

TEACHER ELEorED.-Miss Mary N Lippincott,
of Mount Holly.'N j.. has been elected first as
sistant in the Girls Grammar School Of the 1st
Grade OF which Miss Mary Miller is principal,
Miss Lippincott, for the past six years, has been
teaching a select school in Mount Holly. She
stood the best examination out of 10 persons
who presented themselves. Applications for
the position were received from 81 persons.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-02

Emory P. Beauchamp, of Indiana, has been
appointed U. s Consul at AK la Chapelle, and
Taylor Bradley, of Nebraska, Indian Agent for
the Winnsbago Agency.
The Cincinnati Exposition will open tomorrow.
Articles for the departments are still arriving,
and full display is expected.
The U s. steamer Powhatan arrived at New
York yesterday, from Halifax.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-02
SECOND EDITOR.
The Fort = Ill Massacre.

ALI. HoAx-THE INDIANS ENTIRELY PEAcEABLE.
WAoHITA, KANSAS, Sep. q
The stage has arrived which has left Fort Sill
August 28th. The massacre proves hoax
There have been no troubles with the Indians
either there or on the road.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-02

GAS Co. ELEcTIoN.-An election for nine di-
rectors in the Wilmington Coal Gas Co. was
held, yesterday, when the old Board were re-
elected. They are Dr, R. r. Porter, Washing
ten Jones, DR.. J. Derickson, George Richard
son, B s. Clark, Joseph Brnghurst, Samuel
Floyd Edward Belts, t. j. Lawson. The officers
will be elected, this evening.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-02
IEMKINs 4 ATKIMsoN
The Fort Sill massacre story is now reliably as
certained to be hoax.

Over half column of interesting reading
matter for "The Household" will be found on the
third page
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-02
OFtICIAL NOTICE.
THE MUNICIPAL ELECTION ON TUESDAY
SEPTEMBER 20.
MAYORS OFFICE,

MAYORS OFFICE,
WIMINGToN, DEL, Aug. so, 1873.
The attention of those engaged in the sale OF in-
toXcating liquors is called to that section OF the Ii
uuor law recently passed (and which goes into effect
Sept lst 1879 relating to the sale OF Intoxicating
liquors on election days, as follows:
''And no person licensed to sell liquor shah sell
give away, or dispense any Intoxicating liquor { n
The DAY of any general, special or municipal eec-
tion within one mile of the place where the same
s held, and such day bhall be reckoned from the
midnight before till the midnight after s1eh election
and any person violating this provision shall be
guilty OF misdemeanO ,and upon convict on t..ere-
OF shall 70 felt and pay hne Of not less thi $50
nor more tn IN $lOo and II holding license under
this AcC shall forfeit the anna Ia addition 10 such
nne, and be incapable OF receiving license fer the
space of Two years thereafter"
1t is made the duty Of the police and other peace
officers TO report all violations OF this Act.
aug30 St ]. L, sIMMS, Mayor.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-02

RARE CHANCE FOR PLEASANT EvENINd.-We
trust our readers will not forget the Western R
r. excursion to Mt. Cuba tomorrow evening. 1t
offers splendid opportunity of spending an
evening in an agreeable manner. The grounds
will be brilliantly Illuminated and crequet dane
ing and promenading will be in order. Go by
ali means and take your family or friends.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-02

FROM BrRDsBoRo' TO CAPE MAY.-An excursion
was made from Birdsboro', via the W. d II. r..
r.. this morning, to Cape May, under the aus
pices of John Wainwright, of this city. The
train consisted of eleven cars and reached this
city something after O'Clock, embArking on
the FELTON, at 8. The party stopped at New
Castle to see the whipping post.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-02
Commercial Reports.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.

PHuADELPHIA, Sop. 2.
Cotton quiet; 191<@2OJ<c. Flour very dull :
eupers S3 75CD4 25; extras $4@5.50; Penna.
extra family, 81 5O@824. Wheat quiet; red
$1.GO@1.62 Corn steady; yellow, SIC; white
6716. Oats cent lower-at 39@45c Whtskey
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-02

Open Until Seven O'ClOck.
The polls Of the Election, to-day, close at Seq
en- O'Clock II you have not already voted, do 3d.
at nl ca.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-02

New HoasE.-The Delaware Fire Co. has pur
chased fine bay horse to take the place Of on'
of their pair of blacks which was foundered
They bought their new horse in Philadelphia
and paid for it $240
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-02

POSTPONED. Sunday School Union ot
Grace Church has been postponed from to-mor
row until Wednesday Of next week.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-02

The Italian Convention at St. Louis adopted a
petition asking Congress to legisate for the sup
pressGon OF the traffic in Italian children.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-02
MarriagGs.

PHILLIPS the 28d OF August, In the
presenc4 OF the Mayor, Dr. j. Phillips, of st,
Paul, MlnR., to Miss Emiy Webb, this city.
paru5
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-02

ANOTHER SEIZURE ~ 8. Marshal Dunn made
another canal boat seizure, this morning-No
TOT, of the New York line.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-02

The NORMAL SoHooL.-Prof. s. ]. Wiley aud
Miss Mary Miller have been elected assistants
to Superintendent Harlan in management Of
the Normal School. Heretofore he sessions Of
this school have been held on Saturdays, but
the time has been changed to Friday evenings.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-02
3ew advertisements.

n AM INVITED FOR TEA at the only Tea House
L in the city, IL East Fourth street u...
- ] l. HOUSTON, JR.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-02
uoI FoR CAMP.

Bsfore going to camp call and get good cigar, or
8 for 25 cents
CHOICE T, BACCOs, PIPss, SNUFF AND FANCY ARTICLES
at the s. VI. Cor, Filth and Orange SITS
auRsO 3C WIN. BARKER.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-02
THIRD EDITION.
Fourth 2 ditiou. Fxtrf

We shall issue fourth edition, announcer
the result Of the election, between and 10
O'Clock, this evening.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-02
IcLLINGER'5
FULL BRASS AND STRING BAND
OF Sixteen Pieces, engaged for the occasiocs

Stage and Grounds Illuminated with two hundred
Japanese Lanterns. a..
Red and Blue Lights will be burned on the Plat
form. -
Tickets can be procured at all the principal stores
on Market street, and at the stations OF the Com
Trains leave wilmington and Western Railroad
Depot at b35, T.15, P. NJ.
Trains leave Landenberg at 80, ?. M.
Returning leave MT. Csba at 1l.4b, p. NJ
FARE Including Admission to the Dancing Plat
10TH. .....ss....s.... ..s...'sss-s's oO CehSs'
SEPT st W. W. COMMITTEE.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-02

THE STATE NORMAL UNIyERsTTY opened yestOr-
day, with large attendance in it's different
schools or departments. This is one of our
largest and most successful institutions.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-02
weather Record.
nrroRr OF rar sIoNAI SERVICE.

WASHINGTON, Sept. g.
For the middle States, increasing pressure.
light to fresh west and southwest winds, and
generally clear weather.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-02
3Eiaj advertisements.

VAPANNED TINwARE, ,mprising tea csnis-
Q canisters, dust pans. spice and cake boXeF.
match Safes lamps candlesticks. pepper and dredge
boxes nutmeg graters, etc. For lie with general
assortment Of housekeeping hardware, by
TRUMAN a SHAW,
" - Philadelphia
TNIELD AND PARLOR CROQuET, parlor BIZ
Il llarda, quoits and dumb bells for sale by
- TRUMAN Il SHAW,
No ssb night Thirty-pye Market st, below Ninth,
~ Philadelphia,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-02
U. y. Court.

The U 8. Court continued its work of natur-
alizaton this morning.
A libel in the case OF the sloop yacht Della
lDOre WAS filed,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-02
Financial.

PRICE OF GOLD TODAY.
New YoRE, Sept. 2
Gold, to-day, $1.16A.