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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-14

REPUBLICAN ClEY ExRcUTEvE CoMi1TTEE.-
At Republican meeting, held at Fifth ana Mar
kst srests. the following City Executive Commit
tee and oficers were alacted: "a u ee j. 81, vi,
Prssident--C. "a. Gallaghsr. l4v tas r-l.5a !.
tiee Presidenis-lst Ward, Isaac Murray; 2nd,
Geo. W. MCCALL So H. H. Schoen; Attn, j. IT, Ba.
ker; 5ths 20 ha fllsd; 6th, Richard, Hsntze; 1th,
Washington Haatinass Rih, GilPin -. Underwood;
9th, .. L. Hawking 10th, A9pon Mills iiE rss-
Secretary II. j.! Kenki1s. mGIt aiHff eesiY
Treasurer-H. r. PIekeis nir71 aA1fms nii1
j Ward Conmittees list Watd-Is. X, Crawford
Woodrow. fgIo ! .-1cITse-r
Fad Ward Christopher Clary, Reese Pyle, John
V. vhEisty, ~ MendinhalI and Wniia % Heal
std Ward Jnbs M Scott, w. ii. CIayton. IS. Her
ssSy,I z: y p AApoln ?, ~ Grahanis and Andrew
3. All Ward Al,k1 smith. D, .steysn4on, las. "A.
5tS Wafd@F ene 9nn q ~ mhsRfRards0H; Rss
Fray, e, H. p, Simmons And J Johp Dflahay 81 & :.
9Th W ard u. i. 'Grubb. Jos. e.. WaIkeff Corne-
liens FiPps, Alfred Bayard and Robert " III -
Ith M4rd-J. d. Patterson, John W Havkins.
John w. Layton, Robert Lea and Daniel Hai iIt0p.
Sth Ward Samuel Chadwick Wm Baker VIM
Geld veil, John Reeves and Wn, Miles -,
BeO05s~fn M Miles and 8; "; Vansant. a -, 81 -
n lOth yAEd-G Charles SellAway. jacob LampIugh,
Pasehai PetsrsOP, John Loas and Absaibm Capik.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-14

SEvERE AcClDRNT On Saturday afternoon
boy named James Russell met with severe
worth Company, where he Is employed. He
wa@ Walking over the frame OF a large iron
boat, when lis foot slipped, and he fell throneh
70 eha gronnd below, sustaining serious lniar-
les ~ Ms deseeFL His head was badly cut.
was carried to his home, ia fVesf HIiimingkonS
and medical assistance obtained bdt iiis co1!,
ditlOR q corlIdsrsd rather critical. a 80.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-14

TIE "LoRD GoRpox2o CAsE.-JsaW. TavIov.
U. 8. Cousal at Fort Garry, has published . card
In the Gordon kidnapping caaaP asserting that
the arrest Of Gordon ia Manltob was no Violation
OF law, bail having the right to take bis plin-
cipal WhereVeE ndswheleveri he can Rud him, ?
The legal papers on which Captain Hay afreuted
Gordon were submitted on Friday 70 the Codrk.
and il is stated, "produeed 4 decided reactIoh
- public opinion among the Manitobans." Gov
erner AnainJ OF Minnesota, has written letter TO
Consw Taylor, approving Of his course. Tbs Gov
ernor thinks that should the prisoners be held to
answer, and especially if refused ball. their
case should be imHas iPdely laid before our Gov.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-14

a1 Joseph TWaites has removed to s. W. Cor. OF
Water and Market Sts., opposite to his old place,
which he has fitted up in splendid style, With mar
Bile top tables, new oil-cloths ard new furniture.
His bar is stocked with the best kinds Of wines
and liquors. Salt oysters and CLAIMS received
daily. Meals at all hours. Bill Of fare: Ham
aud eggs, clam soup, snapper SOUP roast veal,
beef steak, mutton chops, veal cpilet aud roast
beef. Grabs every day PrivaterOoms for ladies
The dinning room is away from Che bar and NOT
under the gaze Of any body y e sea 'h9g6 2t
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-14

4 dust received one Of the largest assortmeuts
of the latest Suing Styles Of hats and Caps in
the cltY Vlie9 Ta@ selllgg at thslvery lowest
t'rlces. Mysllk hats are speciality. Call and
examine my immense- stock and won VllI be
sure 70 be suited. LEWIS g. SPRINGER.
Hat Store 4 tt I8B No. 233 Market Street
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-14
uLAR STYLES Of gaiters for The people at p0pH-

Do not WAIT, this warm weather, for custemer
made pair Of seasOnabe cool walking Shoes or gait
ers. hut 90 where you have large stock Of ready
made work to select from ns good as custom made.
Most of our ready-made work has been made gpe-
cidLD for sates an we guarantee TO al
most every one good *. from our laSge md com
plete stock. CAN and see at Babcock q Bros, 2Od
and 20S Market street. --- ..-. -.,- a.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-14

DEPREcIATIEa IN VALuE.--Land IN sone
sectionsC Cecil county, Md ,is said TO be decreas.
ing In value, az q rapid rate. A short time
since q farm near Elkt0n, for which S2i 600
vas refusedsa few years ago, was sold for 81. :
600. Z his is fFightfui falling OF.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-14

The foundry Of Lewis " ,nos9iteg "a eittsburu,
was burned on ,SaturdaF,e Lots sahonk ~ aO01s
mum ber OF teneuAant houses adjatont we've al o
destroyed with five horses, Total loss about $780,.
Z Z - ss3S,fI &i,0 .gias4 HrH4G lslinas
Z AeeiR Ggesnbnshsl 0pposits eAIbany;aN. "
!, dsStEoyed q dwellings, apd several
ianbFf ana sosi ysEis. E9a S1te, ,0pH. ~
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-14

A DUoKING. " Yesterday aftegnoon, as a lair
damsel was promenading with her lover, along the
banks of the "romantic" Brandy~ihs, her foot
slipped, and ahe tumbed into ths race Her lover,
very dainty piece of nature seized her dress very
tenderly between his thumb aud finger, and at
tempted TO draw her out OF course he failed, aad
the poor damsel might kRye AOated down to the
head-gates, had it not beeh for ths timely arrival
Of sensible young man, who seized her firmly by
the arm, and with one vigorous pull, IsRdsS her
ealeiy on the bank. Taking her dainty loverin
tow she haatily left for hOme TO relieve herself Of
her saturated garments. .4 g 10 t
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-14
CITY NOTICES.
DoPLE OFTEN WONDER
HOW IT is
HOW IT IS
THAT RABCOCK q BIO.

ID THAI A'1A : q 'tS'ITl d Ifa'i
Do so much business when other houses are SO dull
The facts Of the matter simply as follows o-3l
LIST. We advertise ONLY sohat zoe haze for sale
End. We haDe for sale what We ddUertise. f,isE,
Srd. The people bur our shoes because they are
pleased with the styLes zoe make. as III.
4th The people are satisfied that they get {att
U0Lue for the naOney they leave with us and they
come G0Gin and send their riends and so the multi
plicatiOn of sales and customers have gone on un,
til in less than sir yedrs of constant ana
hard work. we have built up a trade, that Tar e1-
ceeds any in Wilmington. lt 1a9l93i
Wefnvite every body to call and see if the above
are not stubborn facts at 206 and 2OS Market street.
Wilmington. Del. fi
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-14

HORRIBLE MUBDKR. -Intelfg gence reaches us
of a horrible murder, which feeentIy happened
near CoehfanviIle, Chester county, Pa The bpdy
Of man was exhumcd from a grave on Friday
last, while his head and legs were found buried
near by. The murdered man was supposed to be
q Kentuckian who was peddling various articles
in that nelghborhood few weeks ago. Webaye
not heard the particulars of the afIafr.,r1-. + ~
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-14

Still unothes Reduction, in the prices Of Ladies'
Lasting. Buttoned ant Laced aaiteFs TO reduce our
BABCOCK 4 BR0'S,
jylAs2w 5g. POS and SOS Market Street. (
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-14

HAND CRUsHRD.-On Saturday afternoon,
/, q machlpest at Pusey, Jones & Co.. machine
snop, Aad ope IF bis hands caught iu piece
OF machinery and badly Grusheds Two OF his
Ifngers had 70 be ampntated. -lr .l-- D
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-14

CHEAP CoAL.-stOve at $5s5. Nut, IS is per
22i0 pounds for CASH only, at the wharf south
of Market street bridge. r WM. ]. BRowN.
July 1st-3m. ''
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-14

REHoBorH.- H.-The number OF visitors to the
Camp meeting at Rehoboth continaest to increase
daily aud its success will he Aoomplete. Services
are, Of course, held every day, weather permit
ting d Fl 4 ~ .u.9 .e4 t1qi ~ ee -toiS..ifg
Rev. II. W. Todd commenced an interesting
sermon Friday morning, butsw interrupted by a
severe thundergpst- The rain was quite refresh
ing Rev. Mr.. Hntchins preached IN the after
at night. Several very interesting prayer mee-
tinga have been held .l g. "a gs % ,ai 3ele9
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-14

JAS W. Morgan, Esq, a prominent merchant
OF Concord, Sussex county, has failed with lia.
bllities Of $4,000 assets $4,000.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-14

SHOOTING OccURRENCR .-Vp saturday night
about halEpSst eleven O'Clock, as VIVA. d. Jones,
who keeps a barber shop at the n. w. corner of
Ninth aud Market Streets was shaving o Gus
toner, one Of hie former employees, whom he
demanded two days wages due him. Being busy,
Jones asked him 70 call again, but he refused
and became insolent, when Jones hustled him
out. The mau left, but in a few minutes returned,
and drawing pistol, fired at the barber, while
he was bending over his customer, and then ran
swiftly away. The ball struck Jones on the
right collar bone, but fortunately glanced of and
dew against the wall, making only slight flesh
markabIe. He seized hatehet, and hurled 1t
after him, nfterwhieh be eooly resumed work,
and finished shaving the map ip the chair. The
Police are new looking for The Wopld-be muir
deFer. N'" --A'H iA-s t- aaf Htifg4
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-14

LAp6Esr Nut CnAL in the city at wM J.
BROWNE. South Of Markets Street Bidge. jyl2-2m
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-14

HIGHWAY RoBBERT.- Adams, a young man
Of bad repute, was brought Cover jalon the 9th,
under q Commitment from Justice NaIls, OF Leip-
SIC, by Constable Forkam. The charge ngaipst
Adams is assault and battery and robbery. Mat
thew Carter, on the evening of the Sd Of July,
whlle on bis way home, at point about half q
mile from Leipsic, being at the time under the in
Huence of liquor. vas Waylaid, knocked down and
robbed by Adams, the blows being inflicted with
a club. Il appears that Adams relieved Carter OF
S2l. so, and on the next day went 90 an excursion
on the Steamer Lamokin, on Delaware bay, on re-
farming from. which he was arrested,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-14
9ur !saIt aud 9ar aIeat.

IN0R SALE.-Seeond-H Hand n 0Dn0fS ct a.
~ most your own prices, At the Music Rooms, No
jei4-dtf SID p JAMES N. cLEMMER,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-14

THE LARGEST SHOE HOUSE IN THE STATE
Qua SUMNER styles, walking shoes and CATERS. are
light cool 0eneeL and give general satQdction to the
wearer. Great variety and our prices are low 81
Babcock & Bros 206 and 2O8 Market street. ,',s
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-14

Walled OFF A TRAIN.--On Saturday evening,
q man left Baltimore ON the z 26 tPain for, Phila
.delphia anaby the time Of arrival in this city
was exceedingly drunk. Just as the train was
leaving LinWo9d, and going ct q pretty good rate
Of speed, the man aroused from BIS drunken stu
per, apd Hupposing he wasat Philadelphia, wslked
out to the plD&oEms and stepped Of. He was, Of
course, thrown violePtly to the ground, and sus-
tanned injuries in the shape Of cut head and nu-
aaerout seusre bruises. He way picked up, and
seat to Wilmington, on the Ii 30 train from Phil.
adelPkia. On his arrival here special oitcsE Lego
took charge of him, secured medical attendance
and sent him back to Philadelphia, on the two
o'clock, A, M, express, where It is presumed he
arrived without fprthsF trouble. ..t.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-14

80 badly beaten at Sixth and Church stfeets
about month ago, by party Of unkhowh fnf
fans, Is slowly recovering. He came out from
bis house on Saturday, for the first time since biz
attack, ~ ,t ~ t'tt ~ f'bd e 50 : ua :
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-14

SHERIFF's sALEs.-sheFiff ArnlstrenR ad-
VerIises to sell at public sale at The hotel Of AL
exander A. Laws In NeWark, on the goth inst.
the farm Of fCharles W. CuffindeF, situated IN
White Clay Creek Hundred, and co6iaining a
traction over IA acres Of land.
He will also sell at the Lafayette hotel, in This
city, on the goth lust, the Dickinson house,
situated at the corner Of KiHgand Front streets,
the property Of Morris Dickinson, ana Ibe frame
Building aud lot Of land situated On CIaVmont.
and Fourteenth streets, belonging to Patrick
Keegap. JQD NniNelIIN& eIH4f8
Also, on the ID Of August, the McOIuskey.
property, consisting Of two lots at the corner Of
Second and JustisOn slreeth ibfFTfI
Also, at the same time and place The store
in Second street, the hotel in Fourth street oc-
cpPied By Peter Springer. and the brick dwell.
i4s Hsr1s On West street belonging to J. Marnhali
kf
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-14
DELAWARE COLLEGE {
MEETING Of 4 poMNITTFE AMP TaR APPOINT
MENT OF TWO PRoFEssoRs.

MEETING OF COMMITTEE AMP THR APPOINT
AENT OF TWO PRoFEssoRs.
Recently, the Trustees Of Delawre College. an
pointed eImmittee 70 elect tso pfofehsors, TO il
the vacancies cause BY the designations of Jules
Mackeret, professor Of modern languages, and H.
O. Sch~nkerr, Adjunct Professor OF Ancient
Languages. The committee consisted of Hon. D
I. Biggs, DR.. L. p. Bush, DR.. II. F. AaksW, Presi-
dent-Wm H. Purnell and Hon. Cove. SALISBURY
This committee held meeting at the Clayton
House, on Saturday, all present. with the except
ion of pr. SaYlsbGFy AEtsFa lengthy aud careful
consultations, d. b, Super was elected Professor Of
Modern Languages, and VIM. McCauliey Jeffsrls.
Adjunct Professor Of Ancient Languages,
o. y, Supsrs Is native OF Fsnpsylvania, and
graduated, last mouth, ut Dickinson College, Car.
LILLE, Pa, with the second honOrs Of hIs class.
PIevious to his entrance into ColleQs he taugh{
school at Frederica, Dsl, and while az CarIisIe
served as a tutor in that institution. He was re.
commended by DR.. D4shlell and the faculty Of
QtekinsonCollege. q a8&8W4 M 8A ~
VIM. 3cUauIIey Jefferis, Is a native Of this city,
and grandson Of ESQUIRE VIM. MoCauley. He
took his preparatory course at Taylor q Jackson
school, entered Anandale College, New York, and
graduated this year, with the Rrsts h0norsof his
class He also acted in the capacity Of tutor while
at College. He was recommended by Rev. DR.
Frost, kectog Of Trinity Church, Wilmington and
BY the tacdity Of 1Anandale College.
The Fail term Of Delaware College will opeu
the first Wednesday IN September under most "a.
yoraOle auspices. During the last term there were
thirty-eight students in attendance but the nexi
ter# Vill open with about hity, i2h-
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-14

EloR RENrNeB House, No, 1l21 IIaE- 80,
n rtson street. eleven rooms, all modern
Possession at once If desired. Inquire at
14l1 Harrison street. Fl, If7'''.--F I + feb25-d
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-14

PERSONAL PRoPERTY.--The personal property
left BY the late Thomas s. Dixon Is valued q
e1S2, ,So9.49, according to the Register of Wills
~ F'hila. Telegraph.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-14

EoR SAILED Dairymen attention" /" q superior
u Alderny cow, three years old fresh March lst,
1873. for sale cheap. Enquire OF =. w. Lewis at the
Black Horse stable, Front street, Wilm. iel1-tl
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-14
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The Board Of fEdhcatI 8tGes tkIs ssthiae9 -
I Quite chapter SR aadidsatd. tw6 81 t6em fatal,
are reported in OUT local columns, to-day.
Don't forget that Dupnea & Bsnedicts Minstrels
appear at ne Grand OpeFs House. tonight
s A aenaoGSatie meeting viii bs held tosIkoFfow
evening, at the rooms Of the Americas Club.
sl.A Bohemlaa picnic, from Philadelphia, accom-
panied by band, came down on the boat at noon,
'esoHyr ot2l odE .fsI ~ 80 D ,.fia1E ssgl3z4 q
The Coroner will hold an inquesty thia evening,
on the body Of john O'Hara, who was killed, yes
taHday morning w @ =. (. 4 ~ p y ~ ~
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-14

dor SALE, haa oTe -lit.t
"a A small Tubular Steam Boiler ! bout three
horse power. suitable for drivinga small engine OK
hsating purposes. Price $50. Apply ct this Of
q AN sepl4-tf !
nELAwARE AVENUE Lor FoR SAL
IL II fact trent. Amply at thisOtda.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-14

E0R REET-r9 10 Iargs eonnecting Rooms -
H IN the third story Of the 6aYill0 Build
featuring. Apply 70 ALEX 6AVILLE, VI
febl-H IA zata.an.nll l-tla Market street.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-14
7TEIIs- -n.ss.o-Iiaf,

a NAN EIIIEb EHitE RUNNiHo 10 4 ftkG-AE
>" FALLS ~ ERONg q TlrH pstAwARE sTEAstHR, ~
AND Is Ags oyFhf III q I'll III lSNhi
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-25
Religious.

Workingmell, their Wiges and children are af.
iectiOnaIely dsAIFed 10 be Presest IN the 1nsitntc
Hall tomorrow al 3 pm. to lisleA 10 an addre {
"dAly bread and how 10 get - y by thsir broth-
er workingman, A. I. Scott. IT you eaviBot cone
as yon would hla 10, come as youcAn.,
The Rev. II. III. AateaT, OF Prlnealon, N. D
Till preach in the First Rresbgasrian chureh.
Market Street, above Niath, to-IR0rtOw, Babbalh
Oct. 26ih. Service IN the morning e qO1k uad in
the evening at ~ o'clock. TIE pptlle echdiS1lly
Trinity Parish, Old Sssdaa sarrieaa, sunday,
Oct. 26th, morning, 10Y, evening az OcIdk
Trinity Chapel. sxsaTicsE, shnadE osl.f 2tth
morning l011 O'clock, afternoon O'clock Ties,
day morning, l01 o'clock; wednesday Afternoon
o'clock Friday morning l0l< o'slOcks Salnr
day morning, lOl< O'Clock Sunday sh0uL morn.
ing o'clock. "a fa-'ff |,
The West Ppsbyterisn Church, corner Ol
Eighth and Washington Streets. Preaching %.
morrow at l0lf A. n, and ~ P. n, BY ne PattOF
Rev. J. II. p. Oth StEaegep, and tho lpuibIil
generally are cordially Invited. ~ ~ - =
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-25

KENT COUNTY COURT.-The Kent County
Court viii meet at Dover on Monday next The
civil business will all be continued and tbs session
will most likely be short one. The lrial oi
Isaac G. West, under Indictment for arson, is the
that this viii be so tedious as the trial for mRTde
at the June session. Tho general imprcssiOh
seems 20 be that West cannot be eOnVicteh He
is himself confident cf acqHittal aud IL % sald1
fused 70 avail an opportunity to escape which was
offered hlua at the the negro prisoners broke jail
last Summer. Messrs Willard SauIsbury auhl
Jacob Moore are his counsel. trs - w -4 Z
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-25

ASSAULT ON A COEsTABLE.r-The Tnaees
Of EpWorth Chapel, 1enlt and Church stTesks
raeently made complsint before Esqufrel Fra
zsT, Of the disoTderly c0nduct az nnme9oua
yOusg MEN ID that vicinity. ThhFaduy niqhl
County Constable George Ward arrested one 81
The disordeFly parties bat The pEisqpey,. d6er
proceeding 4 short diaanoss knOs Ire bfi@F
down With black -jaek, and the escaped. q Z.
Ward vas cutie severely, thoaghs nol asTid dnBly
injured. The asaulfng party . sid Al
large. ~ 4. ats1i
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-25

DEPRESSION IN THE LRATIIER BUSINESS. LIT is
estimated that ct least 80 per cent Ot the man
Gently employed in the leather manufactures Of
our city have been discharged. Many of the
firms are shutting down on the HanufactaTo OF
stock II is said that one Of the largest Arms IA
the city has issued orders that no moro skiMs Be
prepared for manufacture At present Nest oi
the firms have large stocks on hand, which they
desire 10 sell of before manufacturing more.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-25
STATE items.

Shells are beipg spread pPoqJhe Afree'9 Of
Mr James OOoS lsndIora = .of he E4sgs IIt4,
tel ai FELTON, died on Tim sday IaH,. iossl ~
Pennington is one Of the lnsi,sI Little towns
on the line Of Ole Dtlawaae Rehroad r
ira Messrrs Carlisle have ;Hs. laid The keel
ff NE largest vessel ever bRill al Milford. os6.
Some wretch haskiIIed the, deer, which wi s
purchased for the Town i'ark at Georgetown.
,MH Joseph BOEEs nsar, Atorlon, netted. dur
ing ihe past season $1,000 from 6 acres Of peach
''t The Sussex Journal links VI. vaean, 6han-
OslOrship should ha 6lled ~. tbe Afp0intmeenne
- ',T,,. now lated tAa, none oElhe feach GROW;
ers around Harrington l6st money BY dsfsal.ins
spectators, as was, reported recently. 'sa'
Benz. MentliA, cOnvieled cfhurdSr in fhe Sc
cond degree, 1t stseetgS.6En, last week was
whipped, this morning, He win beiuPrisOned
| for life ''-
Edward JDh,., ESQ ,.If NGA.icJGe Hvadred,
sex county, aud a memlRrOf the present
EsAislature, has just returned from aNTipOf sew
ersl weeks out West. u nWce8 sisitis sao a, 4
A feminine nine lOOkidg gent, quite handsome al
tired in female apparel has been amtising hiH.-
self BY Airtipg with theTOuUg me4Ot Milford
TBey GOT mad when they discovered the sell
| NiilfJgd .msrcGanIs' Z 5asdiveflse ID 1 roelica'
hIAnner, thus: L.-lea s,
oysFrs SFwed4 oytsr" flied r roasted il
Oyaers 6y,, ,,ihe buAhpI, ct any way they'll sell
AIlthpse wlIOsGah or those who shoot,
j Can get their tackle and things OF SHloOl.
~Srhe Sus4ex JdaIrndl) understands that tbs
liquor dealers Of that county, since the decis
| - asar rfna6h6V - ugant h0Vn pO1
ploved Mr.. Moore 10 contest The constitution
ality Of the present liquor. Jaw, and also tina
Messfs. BAyard and 1JOmeays have been EN-
plGyed by paTtiesln New Castle and Ken
counties. brs sfSasEa lt saEfnsi syu 3. gcs
-a141-
l Al-.--l..-l- D.. WIZ. OIL. En.u, he 81
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-25

LAND PURcHAsE.-R. I. Cochran. EsqS has
purchased Of NJ Bennon, Trustee, the Bddle farms,
within 2H miles Of CheSteFtown, Nd, one contain
ing 466 and the other 27S acres at $500 per sore
making IA acres fer $50, 1874. ..l,
L. c. Graves, agent for James A. sutton, sold
on Wednesday last the farm Of the latter, contain
ing 1O7 ucres, near Lynch's Station on tho Kent
County II. r., at public sale, for SOS per acre.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-25
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arrd M vArnO.1lUl

'N'a sEAr1Ads f11s AvAhrao. "a Oft "a
q Agehanic's Lodge, Ne 4, LOoE at Odd FAl.
16<s 1ialL Sd and King. & I. ID 80. -
Minqua Tribe, No, 8, = Or ~. n Red Nsn's
Han, 4l5 Market st.
jefferson Council, Ne. TO-. U A n, a. lfsChpn-
= afl' sts Esds:. No. 4 ar.A.KrsAss Ui
~ shlaA Hall, 2Il Market st.
UAb&y LOdgQJ 0 Il g TiNtattp suq Market
Streets.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-25

TMK FRUIT CLAIMs.-M MessTs. StOekley, flick
man, and Kitchens. Committee OF the Directors Of
the j. & d. Railroad met the Executive Committee
of the Central Delaware Frui. Growers Associa-
ton At Milford on Monday last and heard them
in behalf of claimants tor damages. Nothing
more definite was agreed upon than thai they
would ''investigate" the claims, and allow those
which they considered Just, after an examination.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-25

MARROW EscAPR.-As James Mills of this city,
was driving into New Castle, Wednesday, ailer-
noon some children ran across the street. ia trent
OF his horse and one little boy attempted 70 run
back Immediately but was struck 10y The horse,
and knocked down. The animal, though young
and fiery, Immediately stood stock stlii, aud the
child caught hold of one OF its legs, pulled him
self up, aud ran away unhurt
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-25

ATTEMPTED ARREST As is stated In our New
Castle Items, quantity OF old iron was stolen
from the Railroad wharfat New Castle this week.
Yesterday the thief, Samuel Bnshs OF Camden,
New Jersey, was discovered endeaVOring TO dis
pose OF the iron al the Wilmington ROlliOg Mil.
Special officer VIM. Legg, chased him hotly, as
far as the light house, but here Bush took TO q
boat and escaped TO the Jersey shore,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-25

MILFORD NJ Il. CHURCH FINANoEs. fol
lowing is the financial condition Of the new N. =.
Church of this town Church debt "a, ZOE; uo-
paid subscriptions 81, ,24449 Chis is nearly al
collectablel The old church was sold. last week
TO The Baptist society for $4,000, which with the
subscriptions due will little more than cover The
indebtedness. The total amount collected on sub
sciiptiops is sS7,5l216.-NetcS. .tH' -.f.tl
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-25

THK WnMINGroN CRY DIsPRNsARY asks the
contributions Of our charitable citizens enabling
lis managers 20 meet every cali made upon It's
services in relieving human suffering among the
deserving poor. The contribution boxes placed
in the stores of our principal druggists furnish
convenient channel Of communication With the
Treasurer, Mr.. Geo. il. Bates, Coz Market street.