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Wagner continued from last term
NoLLE PROS. We're entered, defendant
paying costs.
A NoLLE PROS. was entered in the
case OF Thomas Blakely charged with
resisting public officer.
Ats P. M, the Grand Jury returned
the following true bills:
VIM. Eaton alias Henry Thompson
9 charges of larceny.
One of carriage harness from W. S.
Skinner of st. Georges, another of a
wagon from Joel Woodward of Penca-
der, and another of gelding from +,
Racine, Pencader, all committed on
Aug. ~, 1874 =
Talbot Pine, alias, Skye Duke, lar.
seeny of shoes from Z. Maloney, Aug
25, 1874.
James Kief and Edward johnson lar
ceny of poultry from John b. Gathers,
of Wilmington, and some bills for
buying and selling without license.
The court then announced TO the
Grand Jury that they were discharged
until Friday morning next, the court
intending to SO adjourn as a mark of
respect to the Chief Justice in the sad
bereavement he suffered In the loss of
his wife, whose funeral occurs to-mor-
row.
State vs.. James Kief and Edward
johnson was called for larceny of 8
chickens and 10 pounds of butter from
market man named Gathers, Edward
johnson pleaded 'guilty" and James
Kief mot guilty." l. G. Grubb, Esq, ,
appeared for Kief.
After few minutes absence the jury
coincided with Kief and he was dis
charged.
Court at 6:15 P. M. adjourned until
Friday morning at 10 o'clock.
Ii. c.. T,
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Texas Gin CONCERT Association.

Again we call the attention OF our
readers to this Association. Endorsed
as it is by the most prominent citizens
of Denison, Texas, we have no hesitan-
cy il recommending the opportunity to
our citizens for an Investment that may
be to their interest. The local agent or
the Association informs us that the tick
Union. One dollar may secure you a
cash prize, homestead or business
house in one of the most prosperous and
entcrprising towns in Northern Texas.
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rY.nvxu,. Rirst LAWS Order,-Regu-.
laritv in eating, .leeping and exercise. ard
ab ,tin CO from such dangerous irritants as
ale ohoi ana tobacco. terd TO secure q long anu
bealthfui life. But even STREET ooseIvahev
OF th csc wholesome rules will not alwaysavert
sickness. The best safeguard against epidemic
and other diseases is Dr.. WALKERS CALi-
FoasIA VINEGAg BITTERs. which. by tTomSi r
rost;ye secrei,ye and excretive organs. Keep
tbe body in the best possible condition Tor re-
sistiog and repelling the causes OF disease
oot24- 4WdSW
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WILMINGTON. DEL.. Nov. 10 1874
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS

Wednesday, NOV. 40 L. nA.
b FLOUR There is more activity in the mar
bet. and holders are frmer in their views.
About 300 barrels solt. including superfne
At S4ai Is extras at S4a4 10 for common and
choice: Wisconsin extra ainily vt S5 20 {;
Minnesota do. do. at - 81 1aa5 ). q; Peplsyl-
sania, OHIO. and Indi9na do. do. 80 5tla Q 62x;
and fancy brands ut 50 75a7 Ioy- scco riding 70
quality. Rye Flour sells at s. 3'1s In Cora
~ cal NO sales. .,,t,eE
GRAIN-'rhe tone of the Wheat market Is
Fl IN and choice grades are in demand. Sales
Of red at 81 z2al % amber ut, 81 25al 80, and
white at 81 assl 81, Rye is steady. and $40
bush. w estern sold at 81. Corn is held with
more confidence. and we advance our prices
q. sales Of 200, bush old yeiow vs. at soc'. and
Oats are in tair request, and 400J bush. West
ero sold ut t3t5a6ic. for Western white. and
6laG3c. ior do. light mixed. he receipts TO.
day are as follows; 5000 bbls flour. 2O.s0O
bushels wheat. $500 bushels corn, 1890 bush;
oats. 20C0 bush. barley. t5OJ bu'h. malt ilio
WHIsKY.-30 barrels of West, rn iron bound
slid at III a per gallon.
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STRAY WAITS.

Court is not in session, to-day.
Penn Loan Association meets this even
ing.
Tonight, the City Council will meet in
regular session.
Tomorrow night, McEvoy's Hibernicon
will open at tue Institute Hall.
Frank il offering great bargains in
millinery goods, at 5ll Market street.
George II. and WIN. A. Lyman, have
taken out letters testamentary on the es-
tate OF their father, the late Thomas
Iynam
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PREACHING THIS EvENrNa.-John
Crenshaw, member of the society of
Friends, from Richmond, Virginia,
intends to hold meeting in Friends
Meeting House, at the corner of Fourth
and West streets, on this (Fifth-day)
evening. at II o'clock, to which the
members and those who attend that
meeting are particularly invited.
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PERsoNAL.--R. Jones Monaghan,
Esq, of the West Chester Ora Bar, is
now at New Castle, where he will re-
main during the Taylor and Wood
ward trials. Mr.. Monaghan came to
New Castle for the purpose of report
ing these two trials for the West ChCs-
ter Local News. He reported the
famous Undertook trial for that paper,
in manner that gained for him high
commendation.
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SHOT IN THE FooT.-Last night, Enoch
Rash residing at Lordand Spruce streets,
was shot in the right foot, by some party
with whom he had some words, and who
he claims not to know. The shot broke
two bones in the foot. This morning, Or.
Willard Springer, assisted By DR.. II. ..
Oele. extracted the ball and dressed the
wound. The shooting took place near
Taylor and Spruce streets.
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ALMOST READY TO LAUNcH,-The
sloop of war which the Marian & Hol-
lingsworth Company is building for
the Government, is progressing rapid
iy, and is almost ready itor launching,
The launch will probab ly come off one
day next week. ..
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nrayed tastes.-Boston Globe. -
The character which this Maea.ino posses
ses fer variety. enterprise. artistic wealth. ana
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ductors TO regard it with iusiiiable com
piaseney. It also entities them & to great
claim nnon the public gratitude. The Md0o-
IN has done good and not evil all the days
of its life-Brookivn Ea9te.
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GoNE.-John Manz, the late steward OF
the SSchuetzen Park, left the city rather
suddenly, last night, taking with him all
of his household effects he could conve1-
iently move. The remainder OF his goods
are now at Stidham's auction rooms
MANY of Johns creditors will regret his
sudden departure.
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IaNoREp.-The Grand Jury ignored the
indictment of Simon Washington, COLI
who was committed on charge OF as
saulting and seriously inluring Geo.
Hardy, boy living over Third stfeet
accidental. and the boy is recovering.
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CoNaRATULATINa OUR CONGRESSMAN
On Monday night the Democratic voters
of Kenton Hundred called to pay their
respect to Hon. James Williams. at his
residence, near Kenton. Mr.. W., gave
the visitors open house and dined and
wined about 200 persons
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SALE OF MARKET STALLs.-James
Bradford will offer the stalls in the
handsome and comfortable new market
house, Third and King streets, for sale
on Saturday, at II o'clock, a. m. There
are ninety-tiye stalls in all.
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MEETING To-NIGHT.-The Bayard
Democratic Club will hold special
meeting this evening,at Headquarters,
corner of Eighth and Buttonwood
streets. Important business will be
The daily gazette., 1874-11-19

THE LoANs.-At the Loan Association
meetings, last evening, the sales were as
follows - '-t
Aid-$4O00 at 20.
Central-S120O at 29t, and $1,000 at 21.
Germpnia, No. 2. 22d monthly meeting
-S400 at 3lf, $1,000 at 81 and $400 at 33i
The remainder of the money was used in
paying off with drawing shareholders.
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Wild Cherry Balsam, The memory of
DR.. Wistar is embalmed In the hearts Of
thousands whom his Balsam Of Wild Cher
ry has cured Of coughs, colds, consump-
tlon, or some other form OF pulmonary
disease. SO cts, and 81 bottle, large bot
ties much the cheaper.
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SHIPMENT OF CARs.-This morning,
the Harlan and Hollingsworth Com
pany shipped three first-class passenger
cars to Raleigh, North Carolina. They
are to be used on the Carolina Central
Railroad.
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Dull. Police business is dull, two
cases of drunkenness comprising the en-
tire calendar, this morning. Tne usual
penalty, fifty cents and costs, was impos-
ed in each case.
There were ffty-one dodgers at the
City Hall cells, last night.
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Special NOTICES.
Food COZ tsse EfahIes.

Children fed on RIDGES FOOU will thrive
lie strung andhealthy. and become little mod :
els Ot youthful strength and ehiidmh heau'y.
ALT1asIn ..4
Concentrated FKvO.ntS GEtraots
al i.Iitla. Lep'ou. Orange. Rose. Bitter Al
moId, umgot. Asace, Celery. etc., etc., made
Gnl sold v n0lessls aGd retail by
l.. GkiNnHURrT Il CO.,
ntirur sixth ard MARI II ritests. :.
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) A Repository OF Fashion, PIeasur
and Instruction
Harper'S Bazaar.
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TTgS5s
4 The Basqr is edited with contribution o
tact. nnd talent that we seldom find In any
journal; und the journal itself is the organ
Of the great word of 1ashion.-Boston Iiucei-
hsr. .I.
hcr of che household--t0 the children by droll
and pretty pictures. to the young ladies by its
fashion plates in endless variety. to the rro-
drep : clothes. to patc.}amiiius by its tasteful
designs for embroider ed slippers aud luxuri
GUS dressing gowns. But the reading matter
Of the Bas4r is unifo rmly of great exceilen
tho freside epjoyine at it affords IN. y. Ecen-
ia0 Post.
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SALE OF Cows-At public sale of
cows by Sill and Baily, at Red Lion, ON
the 9th inst, As head sold at!an average
of SIS per head. One COW brought $ll9.
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NOTICE-TO WATER RENTERS In
~ All persons who have sold property dnr
ipg the present year must give notice in writ
ing to the Registrar. at the office OF the Wafer
Der. 1874. and insert in the notice the name Of
the purchaser and the number of the pronerty
purchased. Otherwise they will be held lia.
BILE tor the water rent the next year.
=. Also, oil persons who may wish to discOn-
tinue the use of water, or any portion Of II
must give notice rs above, and ray 500 for
drawing ferrule. No alteration will be made
in any bill after the above date. ""'
oct3itnoylCeod -tdtonovS0 Ree;strar.
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Z" VnquestionaJlU the best sustained eo'f'
of tie Kind la the UOrld!'
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TiOUND-A black and yellow ter ~
A. rer Dog-cropped ears. OwnerSAs<Sn
can have him by calling at 1927 West Fourth
street novl7-3i*
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FIRST EDITION
Proceedings of Court.

THIRD DAYS SESSION. CONTINUANCE
OF THE CRIMINAL BUsINEss-AD-
JoURNMENT UNTIL FRIDAY MORN.
ING.
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ALFRED WALTON. bin '"s., Ne. 2Sl
Market street resp, ctiuI!y 4 i"r'n3 bis trends
and the public in general. that be keeps on
Rand all descriptions Of medicines. ana that
a competen. PEI son IS OF all tines ready to
iTcsCr.lc G Tor sut II rick IS cali at that store
md hat no charge is made except the regu-
lar pIice Of the medicines. the 81 me Irlre
as they ould pay anywhere else; Jul tLat
no one ia visited at ii e residences
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ur.,.;.'s s..rwcuIa.s Care Ior tOrns
An Freli.S, reme'y Cf creat popularity tor
r,Iro\iuu c.lLs ~IiboUt pan. ....
L bKINGHuNST g. CO..
AnOthecaries,
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rDHE CHOICE OF STALLS in Third Street
l. Market will be offered at auction on
SATURDAY. November list. 1874, vt II
O'Clock a, Nj.
Number Of Stails:--s0 Dutches',
40Farmers',
% Hucksters'.
JAMES BRADFORD.
Wi.mingto n, Del Nov. 10th, 1874. noyll lot
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VI ntT DlAtu tLu hihi u
gslna Npfl Scissors

Curved and .traicht. Nail Brushes, Hand
urnshes r,A t,ius, Naii g. fishers. oct, ial
sale by II. EkINdilUhST &CO.,,
Conner SIKH aud y ii streets.
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II .BEGGs has removed
IN his office to No. West Eighth street.,
Almonds building. Bricks of all iinds on
hand at lowest market rates. iylItf
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STATE OF DELAWARE.

o1hIE y UF UELA AXE,
~, ExECusIvR DEPARTMENT
SdsesIsnated Ss THURSDAY, NOVEM BER e.
1919. as the day of Thanksgiving and Prayer !:
!; !; James Ponder. Governor OF the State Of
ad Dediaware. do hereby recommend general
ana proper obcervance of that day, BY the
citizens of this State, - Wv
- In witness whereof have here
SEAL lTnto set my hand and caused the
Nz>rO Jdreat Seal of said State TO be here
- ~ ~ unto affixed at Dover, this fifth
DAY 81 November. in the year of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and seventy-four.
ninty ninth. N'"'o '"o
BY. the Governor. LANES poNnEp
JOHN II. PAINTER.
...le Secretary OF State. noyl2too6
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Finest Salad OIL

For sale by e,,,,,,,.,,, an
iels c, rncr Sixth aud Market elects
For the Bath
Bath Brushes. Bath Towels. Bath Sponges
and Buth Soaps in extensive V'rley.e hiso.
hair. Dry Frict on Gloves. and many other
articles "f the same class 81
Sc, BRINGHu RST & co,
Garner .,lAth 10 Market streets.
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yEYOIf are dcsirous of having 2 good fit
or OF getting the best really made
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-10-31
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
aaslroaa Esours.
TRAINS lzAvR wuxne7os.

TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON
sw .is.s Fo7t.-l,s1, A. NJ, i217 l9as, S.4s, T Al
sundays, lsl, a. NJ.
FbT Philadelphia $50, s,iu, $50, lO.s0 a
AZ. l21I 12.49, 2, 4, b.4Q, T2o, $50 P VI sundays
81, A. NJ. 400, $50, $50, p. NJ.
For BaltimoTs.la.b2, 2.09, l0.U2, A. M l.E,
$40, 40 p. NJ. sundays, 12.os, 2.03, A. NJ.
l6r Washington. 9oa, A NJ. 1855 LIB,
$40, 7l0, p. NJ. Sundays. l2.52, 20s, 4 NJ,
For Deiaiedre R, R.-501, 1910, a. ~. $40 r..
M No sunday trains.
For Nels Castle.- 500 1910, A. VI. ie5 ~, 2. NJ.
No Sunday trains.
For Eiirnfndton and 9sadifs, It. Il. $50, A. Al. ;
$50, b.1b, p. NJ. No Sunday tIan
For Wilmington d Western g. Rio. 10 A. NJ S.55i
7. NJ No Sunday trains,
TRAINS ARRIVE Al wtlMlsaroS.
From Ncis rork--l.ns, 4. M. IL 81, LIS, 100, P.
Nj. sundays, 1853, "A, NJ.
From Philadelphia. i.ss, 800, A. NJ; l2.en,
NJ; 1884, 1.1s, 4e5, SIS, 6.s5, 100 s.l6, ll0 r NJ
Sundays, 12.42, l.5s, 1905, \, N. Hoo, 7. NJ.
From Baltimore. - l.21, 1928, A. NJ. 1901, l24o
5.sq, $780, p. NJ. Sundays. l.ai, A, NJ. /; 9s0 T. NJ
From Washington. - l.2l, A. NJ. l2.yl, l2.i0, a32
$50, p. NJ. sundays, 1.21, A. NJ. 9sj, T. NJ.
From Delatpars R. R.-iO.15, A. NJ; S50 $50, =
NJ. No Sunday trains.
Ron, Ney castls.-s.O0, 1915, A. Nj; 81, etc
P. NJ. No Sunday trains.
From Wilmington & Reading r. R.S.5d, A. NJ.
100, I 80, P. NJ. No Sunday trains.
Fons Wilmington d Western X. R.-1.sb, 4, ".
8.1h T. M. No Sunday trains
LRAvR PHILADELPHIA foR WILMINGTON.
1910, $50, 1880, A. M. 12.15. $40, sa, ol5, 900
s45 sso 1i.so. P. NJ. sundays 1910, $50 a. NJ; 9S
II. 80 p. NJ.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-10-31
Local Hrev,tses.
rIs. a.6.el; suuset at 4.bs.

sGuriss AZ 6s1; sunset at ABS.
Bui d ha' this evening, OF Duoen.
Go to Norgans for hosiery or winter wear.
Full lines Of diagonals and basket cosiings, At
Baynes.
All Of Amscnw's oysters arr fresh opened every
day, at III Shipley Street.
large assortment of driving gloves are shown at
Doughten's 4i0 Market street.
Hats, good, stylish and cheap, our own manufac-
ture. W. r. Webb, s14 Market Street.
Hindle a Co., sell cigars and tobscco as cheap M
any house In town, at si2 Market Street.
some OF the Enterprise Cos furniture Is In i'd
mlrabe taste. store at go Market Street.
Every smoker in the State, II wise will Sim
giles Sons elegant partagas, for quarter.
Some OF the hats pr ssed at Cloui 4 Co.'S. bleach
ery are very fascinating. Lales try them, east
Sd street.
The ladies' ilnd thai Ferry's carpet shaker uses
carpets gently. ofilcc at Delaware Avenue and
Madison street
At ". \. Turner Co.'S store, 4th and Market, you
can buy tne calf boots. hand male, for s550 worth
s'.oa Chil,rens good school shoes for 81 ami siso
Tatnalls 81 collection of bulbs, half dozen mixed
hsac,nths single or double: half dozen mixed tulip
single double; one dozen mixed crucns single oi
d0nNie
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-10-31
gItts Business alts..s,r.,

AUCTIoSEERs. ----'
r. " Hildhen,, Son. Ill 4. an ssf-nf
Joseph f. Miller, 9TH ard ktos gtress.
BANKERS 81 nRDKKRs.
+ X. Robinson Co, so Marker street
BARBERs & HAIu DHRSSEks
a Ashenbaeh, 30 Market strcoi
BELL RINGERS & Hill. Fs4rHk.
Geo. W. jackson. 6 W. 9Th street.
Howard o. Moore No, 8. E. Third strssl
BOOT s. SHOE MAX ERs. ana ,,EA,s
& Babcoes b aB Bro Ss 50 T sps MarEet ssIss' st,s
John I; Morelsod 5th and Poplar streos.
". A. Turner 90 sis Markets tres,
CARPENTERS AND BUlt.sKse.
!. q. Haddosk, shop rherne bel Frosl r.. ip,. " =.
j. r. d. Seeds, shop W. Fourth West -
CIGARS 81 TOBACCO.
Brisbaue ( DeMainslle. 7s2 market as-est
Geo. A. Davis, COZ Shpley street
WIN. II. Robinson, ilaS5 Il. dth sir9e,.
CLOCKS. WATCHES. n lhNphtSte-
9 l. Bush, corner Seventh and Market sfrpora.
j. q. MASSEY, Is ID iii Street
COACH a. CAHHIAss. MATERIAL
Wm. orcon A Co.. 4 10 oar ID acd shinas s..se.,
DRUGGi5I'n.
Il. r. Bringhurst si7 Market strss,
FLORISTS.
Iatasil Co, Delaware Avouus aud Jefferson ,,t,,.
GENERAL INSURANCE AGESTs.
| Thomas L. Pluminer, 500 Market streot
woolley Vau Trump, bl0 Market street.
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
James Al Watson 4 Son, iai Market stssrt
| CbEs. Moraar, 6ai Market stree..
John p. D ughten, 4iO Market street
HATS, GsPs. Sc.
M huhill / a Wa &@algsyeqa, ga Market stfse,
i wIllia,n p. Webb al Barxsi sireet
| HARDWARE.
| ". IL. Blllany, sl4 Market etr,et
| Jamea Bro, 2Di MArkst sttooL
IRON X STEEL.
Vim. Green 4 &C., s. r. cor I'd and Shil Icy s,rs,,
LIVERY STABLGs.
| Patrick Ho land S. W. cor Front and oranra
observation-disclosures a isAI.hs
| Rlwood Doana, u W. 9Th strost
Il. MeAionagle, Sd and king strosts
MERCHANT TAu.sH~.
Geo Gouort, l3 E Fourth sitee.
Cyrus Stern. III Market strstt
John II. Muhlnausen, 4ib King strJsl
SAMUEL Miller. Jr., lis Market street.
PAPER Hths;ISGs, siIADA~. a.,
John II. Holt, 30 and Market streots
PLUMBERS AND aA- ,rTsfA0-.
,.. y Gillespie, ais v. 9Th ntreot.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
n'sns ~, tr1n.a,iagton, Anonds Bds sth and START
III IL Fssnoas FRsy1SI % and I'd shpIsy ssy street,
4; II, Grtmshaw, No. ". Sd Street.
V. II. Gilmore, No, West sth street.
sslauei VI Aouauey, 7o5 Market street. tses -.
Nnl McCsulley i DO, 66 Market street
KRsTAuRANT IL BILLIARD HDo
Joseph tulimer. 50i and 5OS Market street
SEWING MACHINES.
ravsr L BakerS s. Nj. %, Bod King stres.
Sss American Sewing Machine, us Market sttsvt
GOfKEE and TEA Dealers
tniun Pacific Toa Company, bi2 Market strs.s
uNDEETAitEas.
( rhns. }. Cites, nj ShipIoy strost
: * = Young sl Market streettSos ad..i
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-10-31
From the Clutch of an officer Ia
Death

a LAD LEAPS FROM BJAr ANp THE CONTROL or A
POLICE OFFICER AND l. DROWNED.
Yesterday afternoon, officer NIurloek caught
two young lads VINO had stolen a boat belonging
to Mr.. Eno=. an oysterman, Yh9 keeps
two small boats at Orange street
wharf and had been in possession Of
the old craft for two days. The you 6 men,
respectively sixteen and seventeen years Old.
named Richard Shannon and Cha-. Adams. lived
at Front aud Orange streets. and We're captured
near the Market street bridge. The officer was
taking them To the shore, when Shannon offered
to help push the boat ashore and jumped up
near the bow. from which he leaped into tue
creek and attempted to swim to tho opposite
shore, which lie had nearly reached when he
was taken with the cgamp. and although the of
iicer made every eifortto save him. he sank to
the bottom and was drowned. The body wa4
recovered. this morning.
Tie Young man is of poor but respectable
family, and although little wild was generally
considered quite respectable him'e'f.