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The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-10-18
DR.. HARvIN's ELIXIR OF TAR.

Is recommended by regular Medical prac,iOners
Catarrh, Asthma, Bronchitis, Splitting Blood, Con
sumption. and all Pulmonary Complaints, Scrofu.'
Lrysipelas, Dyspepsia. and Cor. ID sentcry, Chol-
era.morbus, Cholera and all liv and bowel com
plants. Kidney diseases AMI all affections Of the
CIinal Orpans-perIectly harmleas-free frsm Min.
eial or Alcoholic properties pleasant to take and
never known to fai-Price $l,OO per bottle Full
particu ars with medical testimony and crrtf-
Gates sent on application. Address l.. +. HYDE
4 co, 1875 S,venie Avenue, New York.
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The English have some very curious
laws A London whisky seller lately reI
fused to sell man a DRINK, and the maa
went oil and cut his threat. The saloon
keeper is now under arrest as responsible
for me death. Serves him right.
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The boys have already commenced laying
IN their winter supply Of butternuts naud
cheslnuls to the discomfort tof the squiy-
rel5.
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PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Preaching at IL o'clock A. NJ. and I
O'Clock 2. NJ, by the Pastor, ". G. BuRCH-
ARD. Sabbath School OF 12X, directly
after forenoon service.
Prayer Meeting and Sabbath School
Teachers Meeting Tuesday evenings OF
each week.
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A second edition of the Newton Gas
Well is near Parker City. The people OF
that city are conducting the gas into their
stores, and it is also used for illum ina, ing
purposes.
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a Loodou dispatch says Ardverike Case
:ls, formerly the residence Of the Duke of
Ahsrcorn, has been burned, and many works
OF art destroyed, including many sk { n,
'pss nv Lsrd.o.
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Ex-President johnson has made affidavit
to his claim for $4,000 against the FIRST
National Bank of Washington.
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A St. Petersburg dispatch says the river
Neva has risen ten feet beyond its usual
height, causing great damage.
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Several Bclerpymen have Of late been
praying vs.y bard for the bsnea, Of The
press, We would suggest ,hs. editors unite
in sunpics'on for the diffusion Of iptelli-
.yn.- ab--. 'e clergy.
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Ono huudred and sixty-fvs thousand
pounds were Withdrawn from the Bank OF
England on balance, yesterday, for ship
meut to Americp.
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The ight between the Brue, Sioux and
Ponca Indians, on the 18th instant, resulted,
according to the latest reports, in the kill
ing of twenty.
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1t is stated that Joe Coburn will ueve r
fight any more. He don't feel like it, aud
besides he's got the fevern ager
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PURITY OF LIFE.

"a life OF honor and Of worth
Has no eternity on earth
'Tis but . name:
Aud yet its glory far exceeds
That base and sensual life which
leads
To want aud shame.
"Tbe eternal life beyond the sky
Wealth cannot purchase nor the biph
And proud estate:
The soul 10 dalliance lald--.he .pirt
Corrupt with sIn-shall not inhsri,
A JOY so great"
The following "no.is" 10 9 Dutchm,us
shos shop, would be good advice for loafe,
in:a saloon printing Office, or 10 any other
place:
TOOK MOTIFS!
"Mebbe you don't peter had loaf roun,
here ven you don. 60, some peessnis, siut
~"
Gen. Jacod B. Swtizer, Of
Pittsburgh, has been appointed
Prothonotary of the supreme
Court OF this State for tho
Western District, in place of
Thomas J. Keenan,, whose term
expires on the Goth of Novem.
ber.
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The most unpopular person in Virginia
is the man who demonstrated that kerosene
oil will cure snake bite just as we'll as
whiskey.
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The race horse Lookout, Tor which $4,000
b as been refused, 10 dead.
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Since 1912, in which gold was frs,
discovered in California, that has Produced
81 $50, 700, 900 worth CT the .precious metz
al
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A meeting is call ed Of the citiz+ns OF Wur
rem for the purpose OF enforcing the Local
Option law.
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Mrs. Jay Cooke plays true heroism. She
promptly reliuqusbes her dover right 10
meet the peculiarly liabilities Of her husi
band.
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collars" as result OF the Evangelical Ali
anCe.
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Justice Reynolds has arrived home. He
isiooklng well and reports hss Ing had .
pleasant time down 10 Jersey.
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By vigorous enforcement of
the liquor law Boston has man.
aged to reduce the number of a
ko"rror,o =, . 4, = scr, y 900
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Base ball at New York yesterday-Bos/
tons, 25; Auantics, 4
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Fall rains have commenced,

Oil remains ut about Sl,25 per barrel q
this point.
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CHURCH

METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Services every Sabbath at IL A. NJ. ana
ata p. NJ. Sabbath School at l21a p. NJ.
eats free. A cordial invitation extend
ed to all.
Rev. T. GRAHAM, Pastor.
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Six yellow fever deaths at Shreveport
yesterday.
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The Forest Republican says: We have
received letter from Abraham James in
regard to his esprit well,' which will be
read with interest by all who are acquaint.
ed with the name. The following are some
extracts:
l am still drilling at well for oil, that
was commenced in February 1872, and am
now to the depth Of 1917 feet 1t is located
on Blysou Run, MlIcreek township, Clarion
county, Pa, aud was located by me, by and
through spirit Ioauence," (the same as
my first we'll at Pleasantvile, which was
the opening of that territory,) and has been
conducted throughout by spirit direction |;
and am confident, will result 10 the open7
ing Of another new territory, more lasting
in its production than any yet Known
Notwithstanding the great depth, have
never wavered iu my faith and confidence
as to the result.
Yours, &C., A. JAMES.
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Another barrel Of those nice Shell Oysters
just received at the Petroleum Exchange.
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THE NEW REMEDY FOR RUP.
TURE

A most Important In enton. Sold by tho Elsstit
Truss Co 637 Broadway, N. 7. City 1t retains
Rupture absolutely in ease and comfort night and
day, at all times and under all circuins taneps, with
out any exception whatever in any case, and should
never be taken of during the short time req iss to
effect permanent cure. Sent by man. Circulars
tree. Anv druggist or Physician will Oidsr this
new Truss for you without charge
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We very much fear Mr.. James will be
disappointed II be hopes to get oil on Bly,
son Run. The spirits will go back on im
this time.
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Petroleum Centre Daily Record.
Divine service.

Pct. Ceutre, IA, saturday Oct. Is.
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IBIS comprises oil the passenger trains.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-30
New Castle.

PROGRESS OF THE TAHKER IaPRovKMENTs--oNK
MILL UNDER RooF-sUsPEHsIoN AT sHAw's COT
TON FAoroRY--J. q. KNOWLES AND THE Bull
LOCKS soH's FAILURE, &C.
[Correspondenoe Of the Commercially
New CASTLE, Sept. 30.
The improvements of Messrs. Morris Tasker L
Co. go bravely on Notwithstanding the present
uncertainty in regard to money matters. One
of their immense mills has already been sufH-
ciently far advanced to be rooted and yesterday,
the skaters were bHsiIy at work. The second
large building Of the same dimension will also
be ready to roof In very short time, and the
being laid. In addition to this, about twenty-five
OF the three hundred new houses are in an Ad-
vsnced stage.of completion.
This is all very satisfactory; but then comes a
vague rumor that these gentlemen will be COM
pelled to suspend operations for time. But
this we are inclined to doubt.
Owing to the present stringency in monetary
affairs, the cotton factory of Mr.. J. G. Shaw has
been closed, and all the hands discharged, with
the exception of very limited number, who are
engaged about the building to see that things do
not run down at the heal" This is supposed
to be in some degree the effect of the partial
suspension of the Farmers Bank.
1he Orphans Court met, Yesterday, and, in
consequence, c'oud Of Wilmington lawyers ar
rived in the 10. 80 train.
The long wharf is being rapidly demolished,
and the timber disposed OF to our citizens,
large quantities OF which can be seen deposited
before their houses, especially on Market st.
1t is estimated that half million Of dollars was
necessary to construct this useless humbug,
and it is rather curious fact that all the ex-
pense and trouble will ultimately end in
smoke.
1t is rumored that the failure of Bullock's
Sons, of Philadelphia, wool dealers, will effect
the new mills of Mr.. Knowles, lately established
iu New CASTLE We very mnch doubt the sccur-
acey of this report but if true will be the &c.,
ond suspension caused in Now Castle by the
present panic.
Ex Sheriff Hurbert's new houses are furnish
ed and will be ready for occupation in very few
days.
Large quantities of lumber arc lying at the
Railroad wharf, awaiting shipment The barge
s. @, Mdrsdin, and schooner S)mers, from
Absecom, N. j, arrived, last evening, and are
now being loaded with this freight.
Last week very large number of heavy cast
ings were shipped to Philadelphia from the Task
or Iron Workp, mostly by water, but some being
too heavy to be handled on the boats, were pla-
ced on trucks and sent per the p, W B. and
Del. r r. ii. Il. @.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-30
The situation at shreveport.

A dispatch from Shreveport says that within
the past four days several of the most promi-
nent citizens of that place have died of the yell
low fever Funerals no longer take place but
"hearses, followed by one or two carriages, dash
through the streets like section of artillery in
battle seeking a position. Then a few more
hearses are driven up and coffins are showed in
to the hearses aud driven rapidly to the ceme-
terry" Meantime the deaths and new cases are
decreasing, because the population is lessening.
The Howard Association have opened an orphan
asylum, and are feeding two-thirds of the resi-
dent population" committee of physicians
appointed to investigate the origin Of the epide-
mic are said to have collected evidence showing
that the fever was imported from Cuba. Eight
deaths from the disease were reported yester-
day. The Howard Aa.ociation again appeal to
the country for assistance. They say THE
wealthyiare broken down, the poor are threaten
ed with actual starvation"
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-30
THE PENINSULA,
DORCHESTER COUNTY.

The Republicans have supplied the vacancy in
their Legislative ticket with the name OF Capt.
VIM. Frazier. W, P. Frazier, who declined the
nomination, has said that he will support the en-
tire ticket.
A colored man near Cambridge was shot in
the hand, last week, in attempting to catch up
gun, which he had dropped, before it fell to
the ground.
The more the News editor sees of this great
country the more he is convinced that at no dis.
tant day this peninsula is to be great centre of
wealth, trade and refinement
The protracted meetings have opened.
The schools open Oct LIST.
The apple crop is light.
Only very small area has been planted in
fruit of any kind this season.
The Ne.0s reviews the crops: Wheat excel
lent; fruit profitable; berries short and prices
low; corn less than an average stock has paid
we'll.
The colored people Of Cambridge have built
themselves very fine church.
Jeremiah L Patterson, a prominent citizen.
died on Taylors Island, last Thursday.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-30
Personal.

Rev Robt. W. Todd is in town to-day He is
still suffering from the asthma.
Rev. Enoch Stubbs will deliver free tenn
perance lecture at the City Hall, tomorrow oven
ng.
Rev. VIM. Fl. Thorne, for some time in
charge of the First Unitarian church of this
city, and we'll known here, has become Assist
ant Editor OF Robert Iredells Daily Chronicle.
At Allentown, Pa.
The report that Colonel Forney has sold a
half interest in the Philadelphia Press to Con-
gressman Harmer is authoritatvely denied.
Il. r. Lppincott, Of Pennsylvania, has been
appointed Recorder of the General Land Office
to succeed @. r. Boynton, resigned.
Rev. George NJ. Randall, Episcopalian Bsh-
op Of Colorado, New Mexico and Wyoming, died
on Sunday, at Denver. Of pneumonia.
-oongressmaH Samuel Peters, OF the Shreve-
port, La, district, died on Friday.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-30
Lates, General News

There was continued Improvement in the
financial condition yesterday, througout the
country. The suspension of two large meroan-
tile firms was announced-one In Philadelphia the
other in New York-but their embarrassment
was regarded as temporary TheNew York Stock
Exchange re-opens to-day.
II is said that the forthcoming public debt
statement will show an increase for September.
The custom receipts have fallen of more than so
per cent, since the beginning of the panic.
At Lewistown, Me-, Sunday was the hottest
autumn day for several years. the thermometer
marking 85 to 90 in the shade.
II is stated that the University of Virginia has
made ARRANGEMENTS for credits to all students
temporarily embarrassed by the money strin-
gency in the cities.
Nearly 1000 immigrants arrived in New York
yesterday.
The Newark Industrial Exposition was opened
last evening. The building covers over an acre
of ground.
The Grant Locomotive and the Danforth
Works, of Paterson, N. j., have discharged 275
men, owing to the difficulty Of getting ready
money.
The Athletics defeated the Phiadelphiana.
yesterday, in Philadelphia, by a score of 6 to 7.
Colonial Mckenzie, the Kickapoo raj Ser, has
arrived in St Louis. He says that only q por-
tion Of the Kickspoos have returned to their old
reservation in KlnSas. The rest of the band
have gone farther into Mexico, and will proba-
bly, cause more troube on the border.
Five new cases of yellow fever and one death
were reported in Montgomery, Ala yesterday.
Michael Hoban quarreled with his brother
Joseph, in New York, last evening. and shot him
in the breast, infcting fatal wound.
The bingham National Bank bingham Mass.
has failed in consequence Of the defalcation Of
its cashier, Lovett. The amount stolen is stated
at S41 600.
At Washington, yesterday. Michael Kane was
convicted Of granddaughter In killing his own
brother.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-30
Wapled 10 Hello the RnnIl,

Quite touching affair occurred in the Read
ing Savings Bank on Saturday afternoon, which
afforded lesson to some men who were in the
bank at the time. Two little boys each eight or
nine years of age, came into the institution and
stated to the cashier that they had heard the
bank wanted money and hey had come to give
them some, Each had bank book and so
cents. The money was duly deposited and the
little lads left. Soon thereafter another little
boy, accompanied by his aged grandmother en-
entered the bank and deposited So cents, also
ito help along the bank.n
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-30
9eaths.

TOWNSEND Monday morning the 29th inst,
George IL. TOWNSEND, In the Goth year OF his age.
The relatives and lends Of the family are re-
RpectfHllV invited to attend the fcneral fr m the
residence of hts fither, Sylvester D. Townsend, on
Wednesday afternoon, October ist, at O'Clock,
without further notice.
DEACON-On tie goth inst, Ephraim T. Deacon,
aged 60 years.
The friends OF the family are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral from his late residence 204
West streeton Wednesday afternoon, the 1st OF oc-
tober. Services at IN O'Clock. 10 proceed to the
Riveryiew Cemetery.
TODD.-Sept 2sth. at the residence of her brother.
in-law, ROBERT Wright s0I w. Seventh street,
BvaliIe, daughter Of the late Joseph Todd, In the
bssh year Of her age.
Funeral services at the First Presby terian Church
Thursday mnrRing 10X O'Clock. Relatives and
friends in 'lted to attend without further notice
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-30

SABBATH SCHOOL TEACHERS Re- UNToN.-0f the
reunion of the Sabbath school teachers con-
nected with the Central church, a friend writes
us 1--WE had very pleasant time at the Re-
union. On account OF the weather, there was
not az large q company as was expected, but we,
who were there, enjoyed ourselves exceedingly.
We had refreshments served in the church par
lor, after which Mr.. Taylor stated the object for
which we were called together, namely: How TO
promote the best interests of the school. We
had also an account from Dr. John Toner Of his
labor among the Indians of Arizona Territory,
which was very pleasing.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-30
Indian nInrdsr. I'm Texas.

Colonel W. Il. Wood, OF the Eleventh Infan-
try, commanding at Fort Richardson Texas, re-
ports that on the 18th inst. three citizens were
attacked by Indians at Little Salt Greek. and two
OF them-Howel II. Walker aged 80, and his son
Henry, aged 13-were killed. The sodies were
horribly mutilated TGenty.seven Indians were
engaged in the attack. Captain Thomas Little,
Of the Tenth Cavalry, started with his company
in pursuit of the murderers.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-30
The DeIsaven Failure.

A meeting Of the creditors Of the house Of De-
Haven 4 Bros was held yesterday at South
Third street, Philadelphia. at which statement
OF the affairs of the firm was presented, and a
committee appointed to investigate the case.
Tie following is an approximation of the assets
and liabilities:
Secured liabilities, about. .....,......$3 1896 600
Unsecured liabilities about. SO. -. zoo, 900
Assets, including the margins in the hypo-
thecated securities for the secured debt,
about Observation-Disclosures. 226 000
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-30
The RnllImore. chesnpeaLe q Del Boy R. R

E'Uo HWEIIUIUEU1 NH0HHDFHHU uR UtI' MY NJ m
We print, in another column, an article from
the Baltimore American, of yesterday, relative
to the Baltimore, Chesapeake 4 Del. Bay R. n.
In addition to what is there stated, we are en-
sbled to say. upon tho authority OF a gentleman
who has seen the papers, that the road is under
contract both for its construction and for tho
building Of It's rolling stock. The engineers have
completed their surveys from Harrington, as far
as Greensborougb, and nothing opposes an air
line between these points. The course run IL
different from that OF tile Queenstown 4 Har-
rington R. R.. the road bed for which is compile
ted for considerable distance.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-30
LOCAL AFFAIR 3.

LEAVING 1wIIafrEeTcN.-A gentlemen states
that to his personal knowledge forty-ive heads
of families have left Wilmington for other local
ties in quest of work. They are lAboring men
and mechanics who have lost their situations.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-30

Postmaster Stewards defalcatiOn at Pittsburg
amounts to about $35, 900.
Governor Kellogg, of Louisiana, arrived In
Washington yesterday, and had an interview with
the President.
At Paterson, N. j., yesterday afternoon, 175
men were discharged from the Grant Locomo-
tive Works, and 100 from the Danforth works.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-30
BRANpYHINE MIIIs QUOTATIONS To-pAk.
The p, w. & b. Management.

GARD FROM PRESIDENT HIEcKLEY-REPLY TO PUNC-
TUALITY.
P.W. Il B. R. R. Co., PREsT's 0FFIoE.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 80.
10 the Editor Of he Commercial:
The article signed "Punctuality" in your is
sue of yesterday, although rather hard upon US,
is, in the main, just. The writer errs, however,
in supposing that this Co. is engaged in "beau-
tifying' Ridley Park. None Of the officers Of
this Co. have any personal interest in the Park, +,
although some of the Directors have.
Our irregular trains are due to the heavy de-
mand upon.our rolling stock, caused by the closing
of the canal, together with the difficulties grow
ing out Of the struggle for the through BUSH
ness on the part of connecting r. Il. Cos.
The officers Of the road are doing what they
can, and hope soon to put an end to just COM
plants. Yours truly,
ISAAC HNcKLEY Pres't.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-30

The morning papers report the suspension of
Martin Lsndenberg, but the report is contradict
ed by our Associated Press dispatches.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-30
weather Record.

REPORT OF THE SIGNAL SERVICE.
WASHINGTON, Sept. so.
Probabilities, For middle states, gentle and
fresh winds, mostly from the North and North
west, low temperature and clear and cloudy
weather, with frost tonight.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-30
Commercial Reports.

Commercial Reports.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
PHLADEIPHIA, Sep. 80.
Cotton quiet 1S@19c. Provisions steady
Flour dull and unchanged. Wheat dull red
81 50@1 SO; white $l.70@1.S0 Corn steady.
yellow SIC. Oats lower 47@5Oc, Whiskey one
dollar.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-30
SECOND EDITION.
n. Y. stocls Market.

STOCKS TEvERIsH AND DECLINING.
NEW YoRK, Sept. 80.
Stocks are fsvsrish and Athe pressure has
ca ised decline Ia prices.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-30
The Clayton House.
ARRIVALS UP TO NOON, TO-DAY.
>. and Miss Leon, Phila.

ARRIVALS UP TO NOON, TO-DAY.
Mrs. and Miss Leon, Phila.
W Il Johnstone, Phil.
G Boughman, City.
Ohas. Gardner. NY.
ID Morris, Wash. D O.
W Y Warner, City.
Louis DUNCAN, BALTIC.
N Crossley, Brandywine.
o l. Schlesinger New York.
W D Macy, BALTIC.
O Kanr, Buffalo.
Henry Wood. Md.
X. II. Smith, Phil.
Saml. Springer, N Y.
+ L Holmes, City.
DIR. Henry, Lancaster.
Y Lamborn, Avandale.
l e Jefferis, Phil
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-30
From Philadelphia
THE KNIGHTS TEMPLAR PARADE.


PHnADELrHIA, Sept. 80.
The city is gay with flags in honor of the
Knight Templars who are arriving from all quar-
ters to take part in the afternoon parade. The
demonstration will be grand affair,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-30
Massachusetts,.

DEATH OF ADMIRAL wIEsLow.
BosroN, Sept. 80.
Admiral Winslow, who commanded the Rear-
sarge when she sunk the Alabama, died, to-day
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-30
Police Court

John johnson, for threatening bodily harm 70
Noah Butler. was required to pay costs S9d
bound over in 5000,
The OHAMPIoN GUNNER;-George Wiggle-
worth, residing 305 French street, is the chaJl-
pion gunner so far as known The following
is his work in. shooting reed birds since Sept.
Eth