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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-15
Bowers Hoof Liniahont.

After 80 20 ara practical sxOsnsaee Wlkh hOTssss
staging. teaming. no. / have lear AS4 that mere
horses have been c1ppled by mat a0a2ion 90 the
feet than ell other diseases o0mhinG a. After many
experiments have found the true EaRaady to PBn-
VENT the disease Of the hOo or rest ere e after Aa9
hRonea, 10 what nature intended sAsala bOr-tAs
great support ef tAs Nobfs aaisaai fehe hoef 10 Ia
famed and diseased. the animal | . esmpAEaeyey
worthless. 1his nimant will su eeaV PrsBsaf this
worst of all diseases (C0ntRaetiOn, CsIns. Quarter
Cracks COntraceion Of the Haak Ra@W. generally
called kneo-SpIungs &e.O and resi- aee these that
have been crippled ~ the want Of waoA Q remedy.
NA.TFy it. and Il will never fAil IL pF0PSRly aR~
Piled Wis: =
Ratha the horses foot 0noa a We e. e. aAsnsR II
necessary, a the heel and og, and aR0ana tAa heel
close to the hair. n Q. B0TRhs
Ht9ggis4oW@. Pa.
MR. n. @. BOYRR-Dsar Hiv: aRa O % certify
that / have used year LiaimeAk iA M atAht9 t0R
three months past. on neE@ than me AA1aFeA Aor-
sea. and lad it the beat nrepaRs IsiaA hAva ever
used on horses; Il Y tar Sessos tiAaa Yoa recon
nend IL Send me ave eaeeg % Onoaa bY eMRRo1A
O D. d. Marry n1A lLEON,
No. lS3 West 3Ist aAIaas, NeW IaRw Clsy.
= RR1NahURSI p Q0u nN Asgstg. s9RnsRil
Aad NaRkae streets W Wilmlngeaa. ka4lag haaR a.
Pointed aaanss for this Vai1able and p0puiar MOal
kiaimenls are fully prspaesd y sappIy D. Wholesale
and retail 81 the naanaiAsaa1aes pFioe@ s1
IL aaAW4W "A s &
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-15
Training halfara % Aailk.

: Cows usually become addicted 10 kicking
when heifers, from heinR MIXED by abusive
mixers. have never seen an old COW become
q kicker unless abused. Instead Of cows being
aveFse to being MIXED when giving large
quantity, / have ever found il the reverse.
When pasturage b good, and COWS come home
at night with uddeFs distended with milk, they
seem grateful to have It removed. Milking =
heifsr for the fr0t time requires patience, for
they will almost invariably kick. In such 6
case, pat broad strap around her body, just in
font Of the udder, and buckle it up moderately
tight. and as soon as she gets quiet, (fOF she may
kick around little at first take your pail, sit
down and 60 TO milking, iOE she ia as helpless
a. kitten. Do not attempt to use a rope instead
OF strap, for il will not answer. This Is a
much better method than tying the legs, etc.
as 1t does not hurt the animal in the least. A
few applications Of the strap, with plenty Of pa
tience and kindness, will cure themOss Obstinat'
cIse.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-15

YOUTHFUL VIEW OF OxKN.-A little boy in IL Q
Bishop Scott Grammar School at Portland, Ore
gJn has gotten of, the following luminous OF
"oxen" His composition" is given VerbGtin ct
kiteTatuRa -
"Oxen Is a very slow animal. They are very
good to break up ground. l would rather have
horses II they didn't have colo which they say 10
wind collected in bunch which makes it DANCE
rssesa TO keep horses than oxen. IL there were
No horses people WOOD have to wheal their wood
on WheelbarroW. 1t would take them too or thEes
dlys TO Wheal q cord q mile. Cows are useful TO-
heard some people say that II they had to 20 Q
or or COW they wood sooner be q COW, but
think when it come tO be MIXED on q cold winter
m9rning think they wood soOnOr be oxen, tOl
oxen don't have to raise calves. II had to be
OK or a COW / wood be heffer but il could moi
b. hetfer and had to be both wood be q OK.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-15

A CHANGE OF FAsHION.-The grand OctO-
ber openings" as they are called, are now TAX
ing place in New YOrk, and all sensible people
will be glad to learn that picturesque sim
plicity" is the highest rule. FurbelOws and
painters have vanished, and the scanty plain robe
clings TO the lovely figure just about as close ~
it ought 10. The mass Of dead wOmen's hair is
gone from the shapely head. The lopg-cramp-
ed feet are at last free TO rest their corns and
bunions in heelless broadsoled beds of ease. Even
displays of costly embroidery or jewelry are for
hidden. "In short," says an eminent fashion-
able authority, ''the trus woman of ton will en-
deaVOr this fall by the grace and simplicity o.
her attire to show that her husband has neither
robbed bank nor been the leader Of ring
What relief in These money striDgency timeS
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-15

THE 81. JoHN's RIVERA friend in FlOFida,
waiting rs about the country, says the st. johns
is the most remarkable river in the world. 1t il
separated from the ocean throughout in entire
length by strip Of land less than forty miles in
widlh. Banks low, and soil, when carefully en-
anined, found to contain myriads Of minute shells.
At several points along the stream q species Of
rock made up OF shells and called coquinea il
very abundant, and about these deposits the soil
Il extremely fertile. Live oaks grow all along the
shores 1.-THE river, their branches in many instiE-
ces spreading htty sixty feet each way, covered
with an almost complete curtain Of long grey
mosa- Cypress. bay, gum palmetto, magnolia and
orange make up the principal addition to the dora
-Mo6lis Register.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-15
LmpIamd cradle.

The Lapland cradle is queer thing; it looks
like sledge with the lower part open. Before
the child is put in it is stuffed with fne, soft
moss. fthe mother wishes 10 carry the child
with her, she fastens the cradle on her back with
the child peeping over her shoulder. If she
would rather leave it at home, she lets down the
cloth Of the cradle head to keep off the gnats,
sun shine or cold; /; and, if there are wolves in
the neighb0rhOOd, she hangs it on q tree; as the
wind breezes up the child rocks TO and fro, and
les quiet enough.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-15

1UIALs lz,0VJ UIF I5s NIL VAbE,
amounting 3l5oOg0
The distribution will be positive, whsthsr all the
tickets sold not and the 90 gifts al paid
in proportion to the tickets sold.
PRICE OF TICKETS:
Whole tickets ESQ.,: Halves 32S, TSnths, or each
Coupon. s. Eleven, Whole Tickets ter $500; 2211
tickets for $1,000; 113 whole Tickets for IS OOJ;
III Whole Tickets for $40 900. No discount on less
than $500 worth Of Tick cts at Q time.
Tickets now ready for sal0s and all orders accom-
panied by the money promptly hIIod, Liberal
terms given to those who buy 20 sell again.
TH0S. E. BBA1LETYD,
Agent Publ. Libr. KY, and Manager Gife CoRo eFt,
Public Library Building. LOuiSviIle, Ky.
Oct4d2aWlm- saw
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-15

The Mixed Train win run Iubject to delayp lnci-
deaf to freight business. and will stop OnlY e sta
ti0aB where time Is given.
NEW CASTLE TRAINH
Leave New Castle for WILMINGTON and PAllad'a.
1t T. 40. 30 AM. and 6.25 r. NJ Leave WilminS-
ton SO A. NJ. at l.2o aad $50 p. NJ. for New
Castle.
tie, VA A. n, New Castle for WiIminRton MP n
SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINS,
Ad dtuonAltO TO tAOse above. leave SmyFn for Clay
tor II 30 q. M, and 735 p. N, Leave ClaytoD fop
Smy ma $40 .. m., and 2QO p u, 70 make osHneo
tiOn Htth trainStO and frou Dover, aad statiops
CONNECTIONS.
At TOWNSEND. with the Raat County snd Oman
| Anns's 4 Kent Railroads, - SS@-$
At CLAYTON. with the 4AHyIand and Dslawa,a
| Railroad.
At AtHAKRINaToN. with The yuDotiOn and Brv.k.
] water Railroad. S'~~~
AZ sEAF9RD with the DOFShsstsr aad Dslav.rs
4 aAd Wicomi0o and PocOmOkS Raiifosd
! ". r. KENNY RwrA
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-15

Subject 70 delays inoidsnt to fraight business
Inis train will stop 70 take ap passengers only At
stauens named, but will leave Passengers a. anT
Hoppthg place. except Hare's Corner, State Road
Rodney, Armstrong; and DUPONT.
Tha train will be Withdrawn whenever the in
tereiG OF the Company requires il.
The passenger Car hsreeOfOra attached 70 the
Returning Train leaving HARRINGTON Al 8 20 p M
Will BE- discontinued on the above date
The Freight Train with Passenger Gar attached
leaving Harrington ~ % p. n. will make all
regGlAr stops for passengers.
ssPS. 1878. n.F. HRNNKY. sup't.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-15

The woman of business: Husband-"Mary,
hnd you have considerably oyerdrawn at the
bank" MATy-"NoRsense, John how can that
be I've two of those blank checks left yet"
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-15
P4ESAP1tPH,A, P4ES5! ; EIpIgSIB IHBsLArsgrOH 4 = sAlTi
SPECIAL NOTICE.

O. saa aflaRs WHIMSICAL 0aAshsr lstAs lsll.
a Ragsan1aE aaR Wils b aAlnaAea 10 The tTeseAt
Tke esslA VIII stop aa seAtioas ~ ihllowa. whsn
aanalisAs 0sARaa RaERSs Al p. n. LaaAretto 9.A
n.mS Caesar. bsA1 y ~ La1a4tns 40 p n 1hg9-
iS9 a@R d; LiAWooa, Asb .. a; qiAymcaG l0@
a Msgsha, ln1asDs ~ mE1iNe Nllminatoas 1o.St
.9 tooeaN u. y. KkNhhKs aBVt.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-15
9OFT s.OAF.

FOR cleaning paint. door L aseps. OF @oth sx-
tEacting grease rom aooEs, aRpots. wasAi@g alsAss
tnWmEe. &c.
Fer sals by the quart. g Alon q hagEea.
A. KassoFy ,0FAaae and Watsg sts.
Wilmington. Del. Oct iss. dim
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-15
RUsHD m
: sTEAAa fnnoHr GlNE

Leaves 81 wAaEf Aasa ea.asknns sszasa, RhuaAel.
RAla. daiy as sR a@aa4 IssasA aA seess W. sS,s
sssssassaE. a = 8 sselsAs aAnls ~ -
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-15
Philadslphla, Wilmington ana 9al.
umore Railroad.
DRLAWARE nIVTaInM

IMPORTANT -EoTICE-In addition IA IN. ,.s,-
4 lar Market Trains now running. an EXTRA
khEldhT 1kA1Na Sundays excepted, } With pas.
senger Car attached. Kill run between Rilmier
ton and haIringeon on and after Monday Ssptem-
Leaving Wilmington At eSs A. NJ, and stopping
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-15
W WnmlngIOn and western h q.
TIME TABLE.
FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENTS.

Commeacing Oct lst
Lave Wilmington 10 - m. and So on,
leave LandenkeFg IS. m aAa 0pm.
Arrive q Wilmington s. N, and % Pm.
CoENRCrIONS-1raiA laaVtAR Wilmins sson at
10 30 N with train leaving Philaaelphia At 50 m
Trains leaving MliWtn9tQa SIS S p m. connects
wigh train leaving PhiladelBA AiA ct % n.
Train arriving at Wilmington at S. a. with
train for PhilAdelphiA az 8 10 q n.
Tgain aTrivisT s1 WilminSt0a at 50 with traia
Tor Philadelphia az o0pm.
Sunday Trains will be withdrawn aftsr 0cto-
DAVID cOENRLL. supt.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-15
ann
ETO Tfik PUBLIC.

|YNW IHh FUbLfC.
Il The Wimington and Rsadins Railreaa Con-
Rany have completed Arrangements % carry Money
PaeknReS and kxurs Matter 30 aaa 4fs3 al points
an thalina OF their read and West chsstef.
Also. % all points On RAe RhiladeiphiA aAd Read
AlIentown Columbia, Harrisburg. LancAster. Down
ngl0Wn, MAhouay City, Nc. CARmeA N0IxAtoWn.
pOtasVille, 10.
for further informaAion apRly a he naDok cor
naF az frOnt and Ma4iRaa Streets NtlminEtens
ExpFeN matter sent % EranklAa IelaggAgA QMfo
Na N esa Thira stFese OF te tAelR Deeo6 krong
nd Madison. or oraen Asa with MeMailgn = Seal
dslivsFinS agents. viii receive prOmBt atsatien.
avs-9 GsaIsup4 W.&RRRcA
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-15
Philadelphia, Wilmington and
Baltimore Railroad.
Delaware DiY1sion Time TabIS.

FALL ARRANGEMENT.
On ana after MONDAY, Sent. 9Th
49, 9.lG3 SUNDAYS sxesDtsdJ Trans viii
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-15
12, 900 CASH GIFTS $1,000, geo
$1,5OO,OOO,
LIST or 0IPTs :

divided into 1900 cash gifts, will be distributsd
By lot among the ticket holders.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-15

leave as follows;
u0RRHWARD. Pasasaper,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-03

DOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-ONE OF THE FINEST
Il Country Residences Staten Island, near Clifton
fine, large mansion all modern improvements; out
buildings completes about 20 land under high state
q CIVILIZATIONS abundance of choice fruits; we'll shaded
complete order; fully furnished or unturnished.
s. IRELAND, 20i Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-03

An ELEGANT COUNTRY RESIDENCE IN NORRIS.
"A town. NJ j., three story, S0x32 with extension two
bay windows and all improyements garden handsomely
laid ont large variety Of fut high ground the most
desirable part The place most xuiosiy furnished
''' '"'s' -" y BLOMQvisT, no Nassau street
A SMALL HOTEL NEAR THIS CITY, FURNISHED,
n oyerrun with business, for sale or TO lease 3. u
Smith. owner, Frankfort House. 2O2 William street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-03

LNOR SALE EXCHANGE OR TO LET-A FIRST
class new House. Is rooms with eight Lots at Mount
station, II. Il. r. Apply to JOHN b. oTTIwELL, Is3
Third avenue
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-03

j. four brown stone double four story Tenement
Houses In good neghborhood In Brooklyn; hno loca-
ton cars pass the door, rental 5000.
y. b. GODDARD, 81 Pine street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-03

LroR SALE OR EXCHANGED FIRST CLASS RESI-.
g dence cnewl beautiful locaton, in Elizabeth, ..
In New Jersey stocked and the city OF Newark.
Address p. w. B.. Herald on1ce, for ten days.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-03

NOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR FARM, DRY
Goods Furniture Diamonds. four story prick
double tenement Houre In ll1th Second
price si5oOo Address r DALEY, 1853 East Houston
street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-03

L,OR SALE-OR EXCHANGE FOR GOOD UNIN-
proved Property, Cottages in New Jersey and Staten
Island; hours TO g. Owner W. $. PIERsoN, builder.
str
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-03

LCxCHANGE.-wANTED, FOR FIRST GLASS BROWN
~ stone House, Nineteenth ward, Brooklyn, equity
$780, about $20O and good Grocery store Stock
and Fixture or small Farm or Real Estate In New Jer
sew j. ID. KELLY, 100 York street. Jersey City
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-03

L,OR SALE OR TO LET-C0TTAGE AND ~ ACRES
IL more, with Barn. Ac. ground laid out In lawn,
shrubbery and fruit; situated Midland Railroad.
miles from city, minutes from depot Apply at is2
Dlaua sfr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-03

@7 nm CASH, BALANCE IN EASY PAYMENTS
spl.OOU for brown stone 'front.' House. Inquire on
premises, 80 Second place, Brooklyn, from to M,
d R00 FOR SALE, THE BRICK COTTAGE lit
PE.OOUs Carroll street. six blocks from ferry lot
2sxlO0 garden front grapes flowers &c. Apply at hat
store 4iS Broadway New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-03

LNOR SALE OR ExCHANGE--A FARM OF 81 ACRES,
i near South Amboy, N. j., one mile from station,
small cncumbrance, good House and outbuildngs. Call
or address Owner, 2O3 Hudson street. restaurant
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-10


TRHHIT HosFIIn The secoLd annual meet
iag was held at the Office Of Geo. H.. Bates, Eco,
in this city, on Saturday, Nov. lst, ct o'clnck,
r. NJ, and an adjourned meeting was held ct che
same place on last Saturday ct o'clock, p. NJ.
The annual report OF the Board Of .Managers
Was read and submitted by the Rev. T. q. IsitIsu
ihe Treasurer's report showed the receipts,
iEom February to October 4, iHClasive, OF tbs
current year, TO be sixteen dollars towards tue
building fund Of Trinity Hospital. '.t.'a y
Rev. DIR. J. b. Clemson, Of Claymont, MAS elect
ed member Of 9he Board Of NanagsEs, 70 serve
tor two years, TO supply the place of RSV.J New
ton StAngeT, removed InOm the State. Rev. Sos
A. Stones Of Newark, for one year, in place Of
Rev. DE. j. c. AcOabe, Femo-ed from the State
ana Hon. James Ponder, 70 serve one year, in the
place OF Hon. J. Il. Jones, also removed fEom the
state. The following gantlemen were elected
members OF the Board 10 serve tOr three years -
Rays. G. S. Spencer and J. L. McKim and Messra.
Solomon n. Curtis, Benz. Gibbs, Franklin Fiji
and Francis @. DUPONT
Mr. Geo. n. Bates was re elected TrsasureF. and
WI Cummins, SaeGataFV, f .1 ~ .a.. l.,.sT
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-10

HoIn 1ho rornIa orrnn.

When the body Is In q state Of health, the food
taken into the stomach acts on the bowels as 4
stimuent, causing in them that Worm-like motion
by which their contents are expelled. The liver
being in natural condition, the How Of bile
(which Is mild eathaFtc) into the intestnes is am
pie and regular and renee the discharges are easy
and sufficiently frequent, The reverse Of ali this
constitutes costivenes y ,h' only true method of
cure Is to restore the ,val activity Of the tive
important organs whio. .se the bowels % q sewer
for the egress Of waste matter. For this purpose
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters can be confidently re-
commended al the most effective Of all medicines
II is not too much to that chronic constipation
would be unknown II the Btters were in universal
use as n remedy in the earlier stages Of the COM
plant, At this period of year when dyspep5ia with
all its kindred disorders apt TO be engendeFed
and aggravated by the dampness of the atmosphere
thus upeqaaled stimulent, tonic and Alternative
should be taken daily. nov6tol2
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-10

Commemorative are Informed that neither of
Alexander. was strictly correct. lie had been
Eunnlng ~ company Eth Mr.. X. r.. LOnglsnd on
the farm q Annef,ey Neville. occupied By the IA
carriage for the purpose Of returning home the
guns we're placed between them with the hammers
down, and q buffalo robe over them, Vhilo a Pair
ofoars were held by Mr.. I.oBgIand. ON going over
q fOugh Rleea ofERQ9nd theE wsFe stgFtlPd - 10
almost dea tenina TepeTt OF gun. M. u. on look
pg around found the sleeve of Mr.. Alexander was
full Of sparks which he brrshea out, and en- put
ting his hand dOBn ne found bis gan Wss gone, it
the force Of the eoaenEsiOn. NJ. a. called cut ~
arm ie shOt-shot clean "a. NJ. u. eKpTossed sur
imme ediAtely tack 1ho lines from Mr.. A. md drove
rapidly for DelasRFe Clty.-On arriving az ethe
aid was immediafely called. 1rhe arm WaB ahpu-
lated - herato1oFp stated, Mas naw AosnR
ReDubiioan. tt1f - flI = = -
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-10
The RallrOnd Lock In lhe souln.

KNoxVITLE, Tenn, November THE rail-
soad lock continues. The attempt Of the Com7
pany 10 send out freight train from the city
this morning failed, owing 10 the engineer being
prevented by force from taking his engine out Of
the round house. The Company has sued 100.
strikers in the Circuit Court for $5O0,000 DANA
ges, and the Sheriff served the notices tins even
ing. The Cou-psny has also tned another hun
dred strikers il tho Ohaneery Court, and Oh
tained an injunction restraining them from
obstIucting the business Of the Company. An
attempt will be made 10 start freight trains o
Bristol and Chattanooga tomorrow morning.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-10

THE "BULL" ON ITS TRAvRIs.- Dis,lainiIR e
to conline ils operations 10 the limits Of Fourth
streets, the "English Bull" this morning, paid
pressing visit TO other !, alities Of our city
Coming up Fifth street to Ere ,Ch it pufFsd up
French street to Eighth. and turning a round u Q
corner. made a slight pause aud then pushed
sturdily up the hill TO King sii Il, here il paus
for blowing spell 1t afterwards steamed cut
to West street which ia now undergoing thor
ougn rolling. The roller with lis great weight
produces an even hard surface on all streets
over which passcs, and in this way, may,
perhaps, he Of some little use TO the city.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-10
oyster. and ReTreshmen,..

At the ever popular stand. the Northwest corner
of the Second street Market House. the genial and
with large and we'll selected stock Of choice ap-
piles and other fruits. cakes. candies, nuts. &c In
addition. he keeps constantly on hand nice fresh
stewed oysters. steaming hot, which will be found
very grateful TO the palate On cold days. Charley
Il always polite and anxious to properly serve his
numerous customers and has n cheerful word for
all. As a natural consequence, he does a large
business everything he sells is Of first class quail
ty Give him a call AT the y. W. corner of the Sec
ond Street Market House. auglid5m
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-10

A SPECIAL EFFoRTr-H was announced to the
scholars Of Calvary Church, last Sunday week,
that special effort would BE- made to raise a sum
Of $500 to defray the necessary expsnses of the
church for the current year. Without holding a
fair as heretofore, envelopes were given out TO
each and every scholar Of the school. 10 bring In
on the following Sunday with their contributions.
Accordingly, yesterday the collection Was taken
up, and the sunday School contributed jast ona
half the amount, 800, which, Considering that
they had only a week 10 raise il was q very large
amount and We hope that they will be successful
in raising the $500. -
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-10

WILMINGTON AND WESTERN RA.LROAD EKTEN-
sIoE.-Chief Engineer jackson has, for some days
past, been canVassing amOnRst the farmers and
manufacturers along the proposed route Of the w.
& W. r. r. extension to Oxford He reports .
growing feeling in favor OF thu extension. a care.
fol survey shows hat it is y miles By the Frank.
lin" route, and l51f miles by the "COon Hollow
route, from Landenberg to Oxford. Mr.. Jackson
is now preparing careful estimate Of Che coat oi
the extension to be laid before the directors at aa
and other timber required in rs constTueliOn.--
West Chester Nears. O. 'ts -.' n.Iaif
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-10

SUPPOSED POISONING CASE AT LITTLE CRRRK
LANDNo.-A mannamed Robert Wilontts died q
Little Creek Landing, on Tuesday morning. under
circumstances that led many citizens there 10 b.
lieve that he had been poisoned. CorOuer Cats
held an inquest on his body on Wednesday. A
post moTtem examination, showed q condition oi
the intestnes which might have resulted frOm
poisoning with stTychninc. The testimony BE-
lore the coroner's jnIy went TO show that the de-
ceased was jealous of his wife, and tended 10 con-
meet a young physician, who boarded with the
family, with the poisoning; bat the circumstances
narrated appear insufficient 10 justify such q cen
clusioD. A more generous suppostiOn is that the
deceased poisoned himself if he died OF poison ai
al. 80 Pr
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-10
PoLIoE cAaEa.
HEARrxos AT TIE MAYORS CouRr.

George PIerson, col, WAs arrested BY officer
WIT Tor pFesidlng AZ q dog fight yssterday. This
pl4ce of refined sport COST George s. and costs,
aRe $500 bail to keep the peace a8
George LOby was arrested by officer Dernhardl
iorcruelty 10 dnmb animals HIS offence was Tor
pefsistlng in diving two horses, eof which was
lnlnTed IN the pastsFD joint, and the other so
iesble that # could scarcely wsIk He vas lined
f5 and COSTS. -....-.... ......- so T..
John BFophy was aueatt a ~ OdloAr CrOppeF for
tue larceny OF tEo side lamps from the oyster
hsat VaeO SisiaE, Johu FAlmef oRHer, ut the foot
Of Poplar street lie was tried aud held 10 bail
in be sum Of $500 for lbs aFpaaranos at Court.
IN reianlt OF bay be was committed 20 NeW Uas.
tie, s.t II. ~ ..is.I -. lslals Il = 80
FIVE cases Of drunkenness wers disposed Of this
mofning, at 50 cents and cost each aIssI
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-10

Yesterday afternoon the ami
Epyorth n. +. Church was held, commencing at
3 O'Clock. The exercises consisted of vocal and
instrumental music, and addresses by Mr. White,
Superintendent of the Sunday School. Rev l.. {.
Matlack Job Jackson, IL. +. Pickels, VIM. IL
Billany, President Wilson, OF the Wesleyan, and
Rev Thos +. Hummer. The attendance was
large, and the occasion a very interesting one
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-10

Too FAsT.--The reckless speed with which the
south bound trains from Philadelphia arc run
through this ctyls reprehensibla. We believe
there is an ordinance restricting the trains TO a
certain speed in cOming through the city, and We
sbOuld like 10 see it enforced, OF we may some
day have TO chronicle a serious disaster at some
Of the street-crussings