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Survey No. IS, Of t. 10, n. II. 81 E.,
No. A., of t. 10, N. II. 81 E.. NJ. d. NJ

Beginning at 4 stake marked " No. ~. S. Sur
yey No. GO and a whence post No. ! Of Survey
No. 80, made for Alfred T. Page upon the hing
William Deposit or Lode, bears n. 10 ~ r..
3 ,23s feet section corn,r common TO Sections
Is and "a, r. 16, ~ r.. 81 T., and Sections IL and
10, t. Is, N. X IS f., NJ. d. NJ, hears N. 3Sl4o
W. l,6l3 feet northwest corner of the court
house in Hamilton bears " $50 81 r.. 3.5i2 feet.
spruce pine Tree | foot IN diameter bears =. 2 10
w. Al feet and the Young Giant shaft bears =.
69Ao W. Az feit. thence running s. $50 +.
20 feet, 10 post marked No 2 Z. p. Suvry No.
6s and "a. Thence :. 63hoW " ]. n34 7-lD feet. to
township line between Ranges 81 ard 81, East
loo, TO y 1T marked No 3 L.. s.. Survey No. Is
and a. Thence n. $50 w 2oa feet. 10 pot
marked No. 4 Z. = Survey No 60 and A and
thence n $40 y. ls9 feet. to toNn hip lire
between Ranges 81 aud 5s East / 200 feet. to post
No. l, the place OF beginning. Containing
5 5l-ln0 acres. Courses expressed from ibe true
meridian with a magnetic variation Il 16ho y.
Said claim il locate upon unsury,y, d land.
and the location notice is recorded ia Book j.
page pa. White Pine Mining District Records. 1t
10 bounded on neither end by any known claim
ants. The nearest mine is the uein. The no.
tice and plat Of the above claim can be found
posted At the YOUNG Giant thfft.
apr2G-G0d CYRUS h. HORN. Register.
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SERVICES Services will be held
at st. Luke's Parish. Hamilton, ON Sunday at Il
A. NJ, and 7 P. NJ, and at Trinity Chapel, Eber.
hardt, at 3 p. NJ. joins CORNELL, Rector.
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Born.

In Reno, April II, to the wife of S. c. FOCUS,
a son.
In Virginia City, April 10, to the wife of r. NJ.
Daggett, u son.
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HUNG.-On the 18th instant, A. J..
Donohue, was hung at Red Blnff CAL,
for the murder of William Orme. He Is
described as having met his fate courage
ouSly
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And in accordance with law, and an order of
the Board OF Directors, made ON tbs Twenty
eighth day Of February, 1873, so many shares Of
each parcel of said stock as may be necsssar ).
will be sold at public auction, by John Middle
ton 4 Sou, No. $40 Montgomery street, San Fran
cisco. California on
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FOUND.

ONE ROAM HORSE. BRANDED II. N
" on left shoulder one BROWN ~
HORSE, with four white feet, white LII
face, and crouper on hips, The owner can have
the above animals by applying to me-, proving
ownership gnd paying charges.
L.. +. COLLIER.
m29-lm Cold Creek, Gilson's Valley, New.
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Thursday, the eighth day Of May, 1873,

At the hour of one O'Clock P. NJ. of said day, to
pay said delinquent assessment thereon, together
with costs Of advertising and expenses Of the
sale.
II. @. HOWARD. Secretary.
Office No. 3S2 Montgomery street. San Fran
cisco, California. apr26-td
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
L ian JUDICIAL DISTRICT Of the Stale
Of Nevada, in and for the county Of White Pine.
WM. HENDRTE. Plaintiff,
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Application for Patent.
NOTICE NO. 206.

AUSTIN, Nevada. April 10. 1873.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT
~ the Ease METAL CONSOLIDATION.
p~ostofiee add TESS Hamilton, Nevada, has made
application for patent for TNelve Hundred
a 200 feet OF the stockholm Lode, bearing sill
yer and other minerals. he same being y 0 feet
westerly and 400 feet eastorly from the location
OF the Young Giant shaft, with surface ground
200 feet in width, situate in the White Pine
Mining District. White Pine county, State of
Nevada. and described in the plat and held
notes on file in this office ~ follows
Survey No. 81, cf r. 10. ~. IL. 81 e..
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Marrien.

In Virginia City. April Is, John Greenwood to
Augusta Tilton.
In Carson, April 10, Charles NJ. shultz to Mat.
tie f.. Ferris.
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Dtf0.

I'm Eureka, April u, Peyton r. Seamands, a
native of Virginia. aged 70 years.
In Phoebe, April 81, Evan Evans, a native Of
South Wales, aged 80 years.
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ously.
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Nefu TosDau.
LIST OF LETTERS

DEMAINING IN THE PosToFFICE AT
II Hamilton, New, April 25. 1873. Parties
calling for these letters will please say " adyer-
tised." If not called for within one month they
will be sent to the Dead Letter Office.
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HARVEY CARPENTER, Postmaster.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-02-01

rr,u, oa, speo'a, ~
~ sall 'nHt tne nlus ~ De'!ii,s " az
ui rruay MN h,si,a " ~, ~. 4. - "
q large SLED whleh was tracked 10 'he Ioau'
John W. Calhoun, living on Lewis Wei
din's farm. one day last week Slaughtered
two hogs, weighing respectivelv SOY and 40
pounds. Well done, White Clay Greek
hundred.
At the hret regular meeting of the TAsker
Loan Association on Saturday night last,
money sold for 20lA per cent. New subscribers
70 stock in this Association wi be received
up to the next meeting, the last Saturday
night in February.
The will of Charles l. Dupont, Jr. ESQ.
late of Christiana hundred. d, ceased. hay-
inc bpen admitted 10 nrobnte bv the Regis-
Ter. letters testamentarv on the same were.
an tuesday inst trranteIunto Victor DUPONT
ESQ. the executor named in the will
,rha f,a,,sta, an rrh,,rsds,. loo, admitted
M IN, III az 20 io,,ahar,,
~ p'Jnt 80 NJ rts.tsma tIvrYrod daeassos'
and Granted letters observation-disclosures on The same
nnto Susan Doughertv and Charles II Dough.
erty. widow and son Of deceased. and exeeu-
tors named in the will
RI -. -, 49,. t.ot ,,,o.,, siv,,, oa..
h III w, Were, one my IN, VETS siA.y ysr
,oau NV WIN saN.n stHu'i7 u" tae ri,'a4 g.
,s In ~" ~, w." ~, ms,,ans 60 hnnI.ad
ses5sels. a. thes 1890 tou -. IL e ~. i,'
nushels 70 the cAr, II Noulu nuhe h'l .io ~.
tnous"n1 Dushels Wnl'lns snlpli1ent, az ols
liilc' nls Is saillpie o. tne gram ous'"es9
'"e "e'e "N'' "s Wv VINE.
On all sides we hear the highest encomiums
bestowed upon Shenn Armstrong ioi me
Nui1irhnle manner IN Whleh tne CNeeutluh
gu tiiuhy was periormeui hnu loI t w ntiA-
ness uispiayed W nun IN h9iulhs 20 ms reso,
luuoh 70 nave II epnsuc!Su ~ ptls.ate sh l
quleI hHhneI' ~ pehts vie suluiln.,y "a ~
occasion apd the nope - expressed thhthoW
the precedent y SCI, we WIN nave no more
promiscuous drunken crowds III town on
similar occasions
The Register on Saturday last granted
letters of administration upon the estate Of
Valentine Flaglor. late Of Wilmington city,
licensed. unto Mary Flaglor and Kate
Thatcher. widow and daughter Of deceased
It IL said efforts are being made to start a
| TEMPERANCE Society in town on an entirely
new basis, that is, the members will be
| solemnly pledged never 20 drink ouy malt
Or spirituous liquor when they don't want Il,
/ and never ask another to do so unless he is
| dry. II il our opinion such a society will
| meet with unparalleled success in member
| shin.
| NJ Harry Vipin, Aied AZ tho residence ~
| bis rnofber In This town about 10 o'cinek IN
| rrita,. ni,bt isst after n abort iIiuess 81
naas's -" ~ bsd boon e,tre,sod l., h,,si
as.,, t%ii iot,iIe fcr se,,srs7 ,.esrs 90,
| besit,., i.tatrsctsI a scvers coli ~ tbe fsii
| "-, p 10 ,nntbcr's H. no homes tb.t rnst
| ~ ~. .,f Mn vroiiId he henea,isI nj
| -, -, q NJ tsri,',, ~, baneft e,,,o,ts1 10
a,,,,sii, sr.',s ,vorse I'M Eri,iav ig6f ,vhet
| iestH rsiissvnj lin Of Ma s,iferinaa lie
| iss,es a ,yife md one child. AND n large
| 'ircic ~ rcintives' ana fripnds a. rnot,rn Ne
| nntirniv rate
'"' - -. L.. z.... 49,.
As many Peopie po'n III our own wv. soWii a si
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-02-01

TALLEY. -Nesr this city. January 29,h, Layinia,
wife Of Ge rye W. 1ailey, aged IS years
The frieuds aud relatives Of the family are re.
specially invtted 20 attend the funeral from the
residence OF her husband, In Brandy wine IN
dred Monday, February 50, 10 leave the house at
II clock to proc SEQ to Newark Union Cemetery.
JOHNSuN-ln this city, January 18th, fellie
nay, INFANT daughter 81 James NJ. and Cora A.
Johus1n, aged 10 months and X days
BREgN -lanuary 2lth Mrs. Bridget BIeen,
VILE Of the late James breen, IN tAl SIS year
Il hef age.
HOLDEN. January 9Th. Of dipthsria. Cora c.,
only dHughte VI Willis 5 and kiumA n.
holden, in the Eth year vi her axe
JONES On Suu ay morning, January 18th,
Miuiam q J0ues, in his s9th ear
CLARA Near Delaware City, January I'D,
Fanny Clark, rellct Of ?. }. Clark, aged u
years.
DAVIS. Near Townsend. January oh, Mary J.. a.,
wife u Rehemiah Davis, IN the o4lh year Of her
Hge.
whITR.-in 81. Louis, Mo, on January II b, Of
scarlet fever, Wihiam W White, formerly VI
this ctly. in the 33rl yeaf VI his age,
Baltimore rapers Plea copy.
| wALKBR.-ln this city, on January 22ud. Kew =.
James n. Walker, Hgei - yeas and mouths.
| HlRZEL IN this city, "a tue 2i'h u January.
| Maggie, daughter Of Mii.iam aud sophia hirtel,
| ased 10 Years.
| LEWIS January 2Ah. Eliza j., wife OF Jshn
| b. Lewis, IN her bstu year.
/ ST. DIAM On Monday, January 9Th, Colonel
| John n. Stidhhul. 10 the buth year OF bic age.
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THE BERKs COUNTY RAILROAD - THE
NORTHERN EXTENSION OF THE W. a X.
R.R. TO DE PUT UNDER CONTRACT.
lRrom the Reading Times q Dispatch, jan nth, J
J. button Steele, Esq, Chief Engineer
Of the Berks County Railroad Company,
adYertises that sealed proposals will be re-
ceived until the 25th of March next, for
the grs duation and masonry OF seventeen
sections of the Berks County Railroad, eX-
tending from Lenhartsyille, Berks county,
to its Junction with the Slatington Branch
of the Lehigh Valley Railroad, near
Slatlngton, Lehlgh county. Plans and
Specifications may be seen In the Engl-
neer's office Of the company, In Reading,
amer the 3lst instant.
This looks like business, and gees to
show that the fears expressed In some
quarters that the operations on this road
would be retarded by the legal proceedings
as to right of way through Reading, now
pending between the Berks County and
Reading Companies, We're groundless. We
felt assured all along, from the energetic
character of the men who have the new
enterprise In charge, the great need Of the
road, and the fair prospect of hourishing
business before It, that tho Berks County
Railroad would be built at the earliest pos
sible period 10 spite OF all Obstacles. Thu
official announcement that the upper Be .
lions will be placed under contract EARL
In the Spring, confirms this assurance
The lower sections, from Birdsboro' Il
Reading, and from Reading to Lenharts
vile, are already considerably advanced
and operations are going forward as fas
as The weather will permit. By next fal
We may expect TO have the whole lin
ready for the rails, and early in the yea
1874 we may hope to see II in workin
order OF the great advantage Of th
. rond to Reading, and the entire Schuylkil
and adjacent valleys, there can be n
question. 1t will give a new impetus, I
manufacturing and business operation
along the whole line, and Reading espl
eially, will come in for a large share {
benefit. We therefore bid good-speed
the great work.
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W. S. X. A.


ITS FIRST MEETING AT PBRRYMANsvILLK.
Communicated
The Wilmington members Of the W. s.
X. Assembly left on the 5.i5 p. IN. train
Saturday, TO attend their winter meeting
at PeTrymansVille and arrived at that
place at Z J. IA. aud were cordially received
by Kitty Is. and after short and pleasant
ride of about two miles We arrived ut our
destination and after IL short season Of
shaking hands and giving the usual grips
and cOuniersgns, we we're invited out to
a table which was fairly groaniug under
the delicacles Of the season after supply
ing well the wants Of the inner man, we
proceeded one by Que Cor collectively into
the room which was sci aside for busin' 81
transactions to the cousumaticu Of which
weat once proceeded lay singh Z the pathetic
bal nd entitled Farewell Susanna jane
President Tom then called the meeting
to order, and the reports of the following
committees were read ard accepted.
Committee On tongues and chapped
hands reported progress. Committee on
moonlight serenades reported that the old
music was not appreciated, and that tho
Assembly should appoint Il more barrel
toned voice TO I'LL the vacancy.
Committee on distinguishing reported
sickness. The Assembly here resolved thai
the Secretary notify the members of tn,
above committee to take tar water Of
charcoal, well wet and put up in quar-
bottles.
After a number of orders were drawn
aud notes of IL months given IN settle
meDt, handsome chrome made to repre-
sent the sleeping beauty, or alter th'
sleigh ride is over, was presented by Oh
worthy chaplain, LID, after which tn
Assembly Adjourned to meet at the call o
the President.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-02-01

Hessrs. Editors 80 Please allow me
through your valuable columns, for letters
Of pablo interest, to ask, who are mem
bers Of the Society for the Prevention Of
Cruelty to Animals, and TO suggest that a
visit to King street during the sleigh
ing period will bring to their nocice exhi-
bi;ions of cruelty to horses which call
loudly for interference in their behalf
While marketing on that street few min
utes Tuesday afternoon, large crowds OF
people could be seen collected ut different
points from Sixth TO Second streets, sagely
looking on at the heartless racing Of
horses, being driven under the lash ut a
cruel rate Of speed, foaming with prosper
alton, and, in some cases, actually reeiing
and ready 10 drop from ovcrexertion en-
dangcring the lives Of the drivers and Pc
destrians and the property of the market
people.
] am not writer hut feel II NV duty TO
modestly ask the above question, hopiDg
that measures may be taken In time to
prevent accident TO citizens and further
cruelty to animals, and TO add that now is
the time for some member of the Society
to distinguish himself by moving at once,
and that sharply, on the transgressor
Who dares to move first CHARITY.
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eral Manufacturing Co., with an amend
ment changing the name TO " The Cas- 0
Machine Co." Considered and passed as
amended.
On motion Of Mr.. Riddle, the bill to In
crease The number Of Senators and R"pre-
sentatiyes In the General Assembly, was
read a second time.
The following House bills were read /;
An act to incorporate the Diamond State
Lime Burning Col an act to enable the
directors of school district No. 40, to
raise by additional tax, 81 Jos with which
TO erect a new school house.
On motion of Mr. Records the House bill
exempilug Loan Associations from taxa
ton, was reported for consideration, and
was lost by the following vote; Nays,
Ellis, Mustard, Rlcords, Shakespeare,
stocklcy, vandegrift, Watson. Yeas, Rid
dc aud Mr. Speaker.
Adjourned.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-02-01

FiRg.-The one-story frame building,
about 20 feet square, situated on one cor
per Of the gas house property, Madison
sire It and the p. W. & b. r. r., caught
IRE Thursday about II q. M, and was
patty consumed. Twas used for distllling
the gas coal refuse into cement for roofing
purposes. Lose, about $50. The fire Dc +
paftment, with their hose carriages, were
promptly ut the fire, but no use was made
Of their engines.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-02-01

Pi0KoN SHOOTING AT MIDDLETowN.-
A pigeon shooting match, for purse of
$500, took place at Mddletown Tuesday
between II. Ewing, Of Rockland, Del, and
X. x. Cochran, Esq, Of MlddletJwn (;
tw,nty five binds each with the usual
Tu.es. The contestants are two of the
champion shots Of the State, and both
parties were sanguine Of success. The
contest WAS close aud exciting, finally re-
su.tng in a victory for MIR. Cochran by
one bird. A large number Of spectators
were present, among whom Wilmington
wss well represented, and the best OF order
prevailed. The following is the secret
Ewing, ..... .OOlll, lilOo, ON, Ollll lOiOl-i7
Cochran, mo, UUOll lOlll, I'M, lO0ll-ls
Tie return match between the same
parties will be shot at Scheutzcn Park
Wilmington, on Friday, Jan SLIT when
ono Of the most interesting MATCHES that
has ever been shot in this locality may be
exp cited, both parties beng sauguiDe OF
success.
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MARRIAGES.

PKOPLEs-FouT-At the house Of the BRIDES
father, IN thi- city, by Rev, q. A; latimsr, on
J sss' daas6,er u Joseph foat. '''''
NI9KLE-DAV DsON January 10th, BY Rev.
mr. Thomas, CaElaiu j. c. N'ekle and K. Anna
Davidson ali Of Delaware City.
PLgAsANro H-AARON. AT Dover; January
g3i by Rev. O. huntington, Frank Pleasanton
to sarah Aaroa, both Of Kent county
BURSITE-LINDALs.-In West Dover Hun
drsd, January 23d, by Rsv. WIN. b. Gregg,
Wilbur n. B1nniie TO Mii2e B, Lindale.
ROGERs-kVERkTT- AT the temporary uatho.
lie Church o. Holy Cross, Dover, January slth,
by Rev. Edward lgnalius Taylor PASTOR, IN ~.
den, Del.
INsKIP-rAYLOR, In PhiladelphlA, January
l6h. by Rev. J. =. Cock. seph NJ lutkip. OF
Of Delaware.
NEEDLE-JENRINs In pills, January sth
at theresidence II the bride's father. by Friend ;
ceremony, Edward NJ. Needles 10 Patience II.
daughter Of Hunn jenkins.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-02-01

Nessys. Editors Your correspondent,
" Justice" has certainly contemplate
opinion Of our mechanics and workmcn,
when he asserts that an attachment law
ia necessary to make them pay their just
debts, and to preserve from bankruptcy
the poor widows and others, who keep
provision aud grocery stores TO supply the
families of these men with the necessaries
of life. Justice" contends that huu-
dreds Of our workmen are smooth t0ngusd
scdplps, who, in the absence Of an attach
ment law, would wind themselves into the
confidence Of our merchants to their GER
tain ruin. The statement, gentlemen, is
a foul calumny on our mechanics, whose
character for honesty will compare favor
ably with that of any other class Of cili-
zeus, and whose thrift is established he
yond question, by their extensive invest
ments In our loan associations. Besides,
the assertion OF your correspondent Is i'll
sulting to our grocers aud provision deal
ers, who, without I'M attachment law, are,
In his estimation, untitled to carry on their
business successfully
"Justice" may depend upon IT, that,
law, or no law, no sensible merchant will
sell goods on credit to any person sup
posed to DC dishonest, or unwilling to pay,
and all will admit that the less credit that
is given, the better for both buyer and
seller. Believing therefore that the abro-
gatiOn Of the attachment law would be de-
cidcdly advantageous to all parties con
cerned, ! am A REPEATER.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-02-01

neLAYED.-One car OF freight train ran
of the track at the north end Of Gunpow.
der bridge, on the p, W. & b Railroad,
Thursday, and delayed about 3 hours
the moth bound passenger train, due here
abont 10 90 O'Clock. No through trains
fron the south passed north till about / 80
oie,nrk u. M,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-02-01

CIVILIZED SAyAGEs.-Ncar DuPonts
bank, on the Brandywlne, on Monday,
Mike Dougherty and his wife got drunk.
Ore rot gun and they both started on
huut for game, but not finding any, in IL
few hours they returned home and got to
hgl ny. The result was that the doctor
hal to be called In to sew up one Of the
three cuts, which had been made by a
knife on the woman.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-02-01

THE COLDEsT wEATER FOR YEARS.
Old Probabilities was no false prophet
yesterday. lie predicted for the Middle
States last night "generully clear and very
cold weather." aud his promise has been
fulfilled to the uttermost The weather
here is colder than II has been for years,
aud we have not found anybody, thus fur,
who remembers it having ever been colder.
At about : O'Clock this morning the cold
was intense and thermometer in many
parts Of the city indicated 10 below zero.
bat the cold has APPEARED much less UNI
comfortable than ON some previous days
this winter, when there was mort wind
and the atmosphere wus less dry than at
present. Forthose who have not adequate
protection or comfortable fires, how ever,
IL must have been terrible.
The mercury in the thermometer at F..
BringhnTst II Co.'S drugstore at sixth aud
Market streets siool as follows at the hour
named
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-02-01

Fox's THEATRE. i ox's Theatre on
Chestnut street, Philadelphia, has become
a regular variety theatre now and the Chss-
ter Ne,os learns that Mr.. Fox is making
arrangements to have an excursion train
leave Wilmington on every Friday night,
stopping at all stations, aud returning a
short time after the close of the perform
ance at his theatre. The tickets for the
excursion will admit to the theatre, and
will be placed at a price to make 1t an iu-
ducement for people residing along The
line Of the P. W. < b. Il. r., to take ad
vantage Of the opportunity thus afforded
lhem of attending The lheAtre.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-02-01

AcTIoN OF THE HIsToRlcAL SOCIETY ON
THE DEATH OF WN. I. READ.-At n special
NEE ing Of the Historical Society, Of Del
aware, held Wednesday l.. P. Bush, NJ.
D., Rev. Fielder Israel, Gregg Chandler,
Joseph r. Walter, Rev. WIN. j. Frost
and Rev. T Gardiner Littell were'appoiut
ed a committee to represent the Historical
Society ut the funeral Of VIM. 7. Read, at
New Castle.
II F. Askew, NJ, D., Hon. d. NJ. Bates
and L. p. Bush, NJ. D., were appointed a
comuitlee to prepare for the next regular
meeting, Il suitable minute expressive Of
the loss of the Society in the death OF
their late fellow member.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-02-01

WARNING To BOYS -coAsTISG OK THE
SIDEWALK.
Wednesday noon, a lad named Chas.
Reynolds, about Is years old, while sled
ding down the Custom House hill, on
Sixth strict, ran into horse and cart at
French street and had both legs broken.
lie was taken to DR.. j. A. Diapers office,
near Seventh and Market streets, and after
receiving the doctors attention was re-
moved to his home on Adams street, below
Delawnre averue. about 9 o'cloek.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-02-01

WILMINGTON NJ. L. CONFERENCE. The
East0n Star says The Wilmington Con-
ference of the Methodist Episcopal Church
will meet in the NJ. +. Church In Easton
on the 9TH of March. Arrangements arr
now making for the entertainment Of the
preachers. The conference is composed
Of about $50 members. The occasion Will
afford all of our citizens an opportunity to
display their hospitality.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-02-01

SHoT.-Ou Saturday last, near Piney
Grove about o miles from this place, two
young men, Que white, the other u negro,
were playing with loaded lire arms, wien
the usual result followed. The negro was
shot Just above the left eye and instantly
killed by the accdeutal discharge Of the
Hary,dftasr.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-02-01

OVERCOME Wednesday one Of the Har-
Ia, X IIollngsworlh Co.'S. employee,
while working aboard one Of the vessels,
was 80 overcome with cold that he Was
about falling when some fellow workmen
seeing his condition, carried him to one of
the fllces where he revived.