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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-04-02

IlETEk SPRINGER hereby gives notice that on
i MONDAY, the Eleventh day OF May, A. ID.
Eighteen Hundred aud Seventy four he intends to
make APPLICATION In writing TO the Court OF General
Sessions OF the Peace and Jail delivery Of the state
vi Delaware, In ana for New Castle county, for Ii
Genre keep Ipn pr tavern, ans to sell intoxicst
ing LIQUORS In less lusntties than one quart to be
drunk OH the premises, at Number Wost Fourth
street, In the Third WAxd OF tue city OF wilmington
In the county aforesaid, and that the names OF the
ireeholdors Of the said WsrdFeeomme nding the said
application sre Asiollows
DIR K Jefferis Ell Stroud
ifhom IS III SHARP King Dgbow,
Patrick Monaghaif Samuel Ctu6sft
Henry Grebe A Bickta
Edward Price John Sortch
n F Fineean Jr q Refuss
Edward Farmar John * Dobow
WH ID Nolen Leonard HsrmsnR
David Smith James Glars
p Fo,man Sd McManus
Y q Simmons Robert Taylor
Charles Schmth William Green
Eathan Lieberman.
his notice Is publshed In confor nifty with tnet
euiremeuts OF m Act OF the General Assembly oi
the State of Delaware, entitled An Act regulating
the sale of Intoxicating Liquors . passed AZ Dovsf
a pril 10Th 1873. PEIEh SfHIN0Eh.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-04-02

BY virtue OF a writ OF pu4 Lev Taci,ts n tt-
rected, will be exlosed to public se. ut tll lp''l
kent by benj. ID. Longlund, III the town 81 nHwAi~
CITY. in Rcd Lion Hundred, NV Castle ruiittS,
Dglas are, "a
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-04-02

NHEsT FRoTEQGoRS. Of rabbit skin Of ordi-
fSRiNaEuRsr cos.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-04-02
s9D aR,EVy ARID

"a Was stolen from the undersigne,. nesr
rYrxT Stanton, Del, q dark brown mare, abou u
IN hands high with star IN face and lett hiui
A-~eA foot white, white collar mark on shoulder
The above reward will be paid for information lead
- JESSE j. JONES,
mar 1874 Stanton, Bri.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-04-02

a - M REwARD-The abeye reward will be
SCUU paid for information that will lead to iha
arrest and conviction of the person or persons soty
at setting on tire any dwelling, stable shop or utief
& rilding Ima,5-iml j. l.. SIMMS, MavOr.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-04-02
DIED

AT Edge Moor, March 3lst, Beulah e., dauph-
ter Of George Morrison, aged year and =
months.
In this city, on Sunday evening, Moses Brad
ford, In the S6lh year OF his sge.
julia Alsberg, born September 2slh, 1859,
died March 2slh, 1874, aged IA yeats aud q
months.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-04-02
office !!

The undersigned hereby give. notice trst he has
Withdrawn the late firm of Wise q Lan', trad
ing as lumber merchants IN this city, and iTcm tS
date has NJ interest or bushes. cJnnectivn there
with. ..,,,
Wilmington. Feb. 2sth. 1874. nch2-ei'
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-04-02
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TurnspAy MORNING, ArR'I. =, 1874.

IhlNspHA 'ioN.>',''t - -
scuoo1 ELEcTloN.-The election fol ineiu-
hers Of the Board Of Public Education Ia this
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schools may co"t''''e :" ,~p'o'.' @ - w.
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tioINo OvER.--if we may Judge from the
remarks OF Etery Eeenino that paper W III be
found battling In the coinug political campaign
for the perpeiuation OF Democratic rule In this
state, provided that Victor DUPONT should he
nominated for Governor, and tile Republican
candidate for that office should happen 10 re-
eide In Kent or Sussex counties. Its indepen-
ience looks like mere sham in order TO &C.
ihE NEXT doVEHNoHshif'-ii Tue COM
"erc'W ~ reaiiy sincere III lis opinions Oh the
necessity oi uhhy On the nomination Oh the
next hepuOiieah candidate LOT governor, we
SHOULD Ire 10 kho" why "e"co"rageu the agi'
tAt'on oil The question n us columns al 50 early
adat"F Dla IL expect 'hat every one wouiu al
l1W the views OF sin''nieits expressed 10 pass
uhchallengei ii certainly could not have ex'
l'rcted that every Republican should acquiesce
in lis Views, or that men would Willingly fore
I" preferences I" SUIT IT'S emu and aims. ihe
patty Is MOI f'r The beneht oil any particular
individual, bat Tor the good OF the whole peo
pie, aud editors and cllquesters have no right Il
complain ~ discussion which their own over
weening ambition has provoked. We want har-
ny OF action. and at the same time fair dealing
II Is not right to attempt to pull one man down
and set another up as mav suit the whim or
caprice q any one whatever may he his stat ior
in the party. Not the few, but the Iuany
must rule, of else success is impossible. five
are to have unity and harmony, editors and Of
noe holders must not provoke strife or attemp,
TO control the parry.
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FArhh MoNEY'-rhe Government gives
'''ue 10 us own issue oil paper money by prom
Use "a una ieueihp'lo'i' Aha ny us reception 10
'SFs' IL " were also nisde ieeeNaoe Tor III
'''' '"f'r wou'' o' NJ d'preci 'tioh Whatever
"""'u De equal |" so'd III VaiH-' unless I'M
"nPo'tatioh OF goous should so greatly eXeee'
not equal the difference. II paper money shoul,
BE- received in payment Of duties ihele woul'
be no special demand for gold, In our country
NOD lis value would depend upon Its s'hpmen
AS other productions or upon its manuiactur
lH'o Watches Jrweity' plate @'' 30 long
government Io'sfSS the power 10 Jay a"a col
i'' taxes we paper money 'S''eu ny VIII
nav, ','''' '.'' wa, '','' w" "''e ' ~"
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-04-02

directed viii be exposed TO Public Sale al the hvi =
now occupied hy Jacob Hyatt, in Newport, N Chris
tiana Hundred, New CaJtle county, Del, Oh
SATURDAY. APRIL 4th, ls'i
At O'Clock, p. M
The following described real estate, viz
All that certain farm tract OF land, situate ~ Mh
Creek Hundred Aforesaid, and described as follows.
10 wit: Beriuning at q stone IN ths mitidle OF the
Hockessin road, corner for lard sold David Wisohi
thence BY line OF said land (which was part 90 OF tue
real estate of Isaac Dixon, soutn son drg west
90 o. i'm nerches 10 stake corner for Thos Pesons
land thence with line of that land north, ;stfee
west 1871 10 percbes to stake, corner or ~hiism
Pearson's land thence with a me oi SAD lana
north IS deg minutes east 10 T2.lon OF Peich 20
n stake, n corner fer other land SOLD bsNid " lroh
part Of the real estate OF Isaac btSSn aforesaid
thence hy the lines dividing that and tr'fh TINS SCUM
degrees east rs perches 10 SAFE th"nee Mnh
IL dog east, 10 GlO pershes 10 siak' i y, sensh
degree, cast IL e-iou rcfch- "a IN t,'enSS
soutli 6k d-Etees w',i. - prrclin- /! go =" =.
middle 81 IN. l., Al son road lhe'io 81 NJ t' NM
die 4 the said road -ou'l. -. dogs, = -'''N 49,"
~ To n stake in n line "f Thomas sit.h'f! -', .,
n.r,hrs n "A stake in the ini,tIic 90 Inc uoehss-'
road aforesaid, thence along N. sam osink ~
the aforesaid land sold 20 David ~ ?. Y y
ws. al ~ 10 perches to the place oil bt ilnahs, ci
,aining within raid bounds o. Acres am - fsfcH
oI Tand MOI or less, gether with TIE house pahh'
buildings, fences ans mprosemah,s s me- . t M
usrgnretta L. Dixon and Joshua j. Holmes, AdHul-
istrafors of Jasher II. Dixon, deceased aud trre Fr
ants, and TO be sold by an,o>,a s..-,a
sheriH's once. New Castle. March II. a. a. is'4'
NB-The farm is beautifully situated IN the rch
"Hockessin Valley" on the line OF the Wilmington
s. Western Railroad about miles ifoln ne oux 8"
quantity of Kaolin. The buildings are god, a.
Consisting Of u large house. double decker ffS5Sf
Is worthy the attention OF farmers OF an! one
seeking profitable Investment. -
-----F ron 9ATE n"
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-04-02

,HoICE TEAS
COFFEES.
GREAT UNION PACIFIC TEA CO.,
ga Market susss.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-04-02

NJ orICE.--hush Iiorner hereby give. notice that
IN on Monday, the llth day OF Nav, A. d., 1874.
~ intends u make app licAton in writing, TO the
Court OF General Sessions OF the Peace and Jail de-
ivery OF the STATE Of Delaware Ia and Tor New
Castle County, for n License to keep an Inn
Tavern and sell intoxicating liquors in less guam
titles than one quart to be drunk the premises at
he "Washington House." No. 205 Market street, In
the First Ward OF the City of Wilmington, In the
county aforesaid, aud that the names OF the ree-
luld sTs, OF the SAID Ward, recommending the said
Application follows:
Alfred Walton, Samuel Miller,
rhomas j. Bennett, Geo. W. Russell
Ralph Mccall, John Ahrens,
Patrick Holland, John j. Wyatt,
John Perkins, August A>,enbaghi
Charles HallAD, William Huber.
Geo H. Marpis, William Miller,
Henry Bleyer, kred We'll,
Caleb Miller, Richard s. Lowell,
George Bowers, Robert W. Brnie,
Geo. BteiniKen, David lrelan,
Joospb FONT Jacob Klene.
This notice 10 published In conformity with the
pu,rements Of an Act of the General Assembly Of
tue State OF Delaware, entitled " An Act regulating
the aaie Of nj LIQUORS." passed q Dover,
prIl 10th, 1878. tsfNl HUGE hohNEh'
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-04-02
Notice..

Notice.
In compliance with the requirement OF the Act Of
Assembly, In such case made and provided, I hereby
give notice that shall apply to the Court Of Gener
al Sessions Of the Peace and Jail Delivery OF the
State Of Delaware, in and for the county OF New
Castle, on MONDAY, the 1ith day of May next, A..
D. 1874 being the first day OF the next May Term of
the said Cont for license to keep inn or tavern
the laware City HOTEL" In tine town Of Dela-
ware City, Red Lion hundred, county and State
titles than on quart to be drunk the pre- and
the following freeholders recommend the said april
cation, to wit
j Hunter Israel Helms
j IL Bigger John Armour
Daniel 'Colwell Clement Reeves
John Carson, VIM Beck
WIN Morris Geo W keybold
VIM Davidson Michael MulllgAn
his Arthur ColburD
Thos Rowan VIM NJ Wingate
marx Joseph Brewer.
witness-B W shaffer
Rpr2-3t BENJAMIN u. hoNoLAND'
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-04-02
ccHOoL DIRECTORS
S
SCHOOL TEACHERS ,

SCaOOL Il-AIIElS
Having arranged TO close my school in june. now
offer at private sale about 81 900 worth OF scheol -
nlture, apparatus and books, and am iateTm 70
sell leo good desks of all sizes and in lots TO tut nj
50 to each 500 school books at 10 10 Is per cent
OF cost survey or's transit, hne telescope IA vhnl
batteries, air pump, chemists scales, neciaii'ch
powers, optical, astronomical and chemical apisr"-
tus in good order, and not old fashioned A'so, anne
Piano. Full particulars by letter .,.-.,>.
MILTON JACKSON,
frboG-2m 222 West street, Wilmington. psl,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-04-02

BY virtue OF a writ of Plus Leyari Facaa, 10 me
directed, will be exposed to Public Sale nj the MOI
| now occupied hy Jacob Hyatt in Newport, N CHRIS
/ tiana Hundred, New Castle county, Del, Oh
| SATURDAY. APRIL 4th, ls7i
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-04-02
FOR SALE.

siz horse Portable Boiler and E1eine. u,v,.,
augl4-1, No. soe East second st'
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-04-02

consisting OF the newest shape In STRAW. SILK
and fancy hats. BoNNErS. Sc. YELyETS,
FLOWERS. GRAPES, SILK GOODS, FEATH !.
kks, BLONDES, RIBBON s ,BRUCHEs ,BRAiDs
ORNAMENTS, &C., &c.
sh AIM DO Sssss e s. on so a g Store or
apr2-4tii' II. WARD.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-04-02

IO8. IO5, IO1 North Second ST.,
Philadelphia, Arrl 2, lsIi.
We beg to inform you that are prepa red 10 Of
I Or Tor yOur inspection usual assortment Of
MILLINERY GOODS
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-04-02

nj OTICE.--An persons are forbid trusting any one
IN on my account, a l will not pay debts
contr cited by any one Oh account. mt eynn by
order, after this date. l.. A. CLEADEN.
February 9th, 1871. eu3 West street.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-04-02
Notice.

MATHEW ". .MAcKLEM.
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Alban1 was hit on the forehead by a
box which was thrown at her in oon.
junction with bouquet upon .he oc.
caslon OF her last appearance in Lon.
don. She was consoled whom she
found that the box contained tiara OF
elegant diamonds.
"a woman can't keep secret, hey!''
exclaimed the wife of q man who had
Just expressed his convictions on that
subject. why Mary Skies told me
two days ago that she is going to be
married next Sunday. and haven't
even told you Of it YETI
A Wilmington lady bought cab.
bage head the other day, aud waa as.
ton'shed, upon taking it home to fiud
large snake snugly ensconsed in the
heart OF the cabbage, which was per.
fectly hollow.
The Annamessic line of steamers,
from Crisfeld to Norfolk, Va, has
been revived, and hereafter a regular
through line from the North to the
great South will be open.
"Whiskey il your grentest enemy. "
"But." said Jones, "don't the Bible
say, Mr.. Preacher, that we arc to love
our enemies" "Ob, yes. Jones: hnl
1T don't say we must swallow them!"
Speaking of engagements, there is a
lovely little blonde, aged ten, ut Sa,a-
toga, who wears diamond solitaire on
her engagement finger. aud ia actually
betrothed to young man of ninete en-.
Advices have been received in Lon
don from Rio Janeiro. which state that
the Royal Mail Steamship Liffy has
been sunk of Maldonade, Uruguay:
passengers and crew saved.
A candidate for the Legislature in the
seventh ward. New York. thought his
opponent had too much lip, so he bit
it of.
White hands are nice, but willing
ones are nicer.
Mrs. Elizabeth Cox died suddenly
on the 25th.
A number of severe cases of diph.
liberia are reported in Charleston.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-08-30

a manufacturer OF paintings bearing
the forged names of celebrated French
artists, has been discovered in Swift
2erinnd, and there is quite stir in the
picture market.
A despatch from Fort Wayne, says
the dry house OF the Pittsburg. Fort
Wayne and Chicago Railroad was
burned last night. Loss 5000, 600.
Guilty of immortality in the second
degree" was the verdict of an inyesti.
eating committee in California.
Mr.. Jacob Coldiron. ono of the old
est citizens of Charlotte, is dead.
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Aunt Betsy Fisher. says Louis
vile paper, has twenty-five living chill
dren. Wien asked by reporter for
some particulars OF her much. mother
hood, she admitted tho twenty-five,
but said: "Don't publish it, as I came
ont to Kentucky in search of another
husband"
PROGRESS. 1860. the population
of Charlotte was but 8. 600, in 1869, it
had increased to $500. aud to-day it
reaches considerably over $4,000,
nearly doubling in four years. We be-
lieve there is no city in the South,
which can bonst of the same ratio of
increase. Charlotte Observer.
In Iceland the school-boys appear to
know America only as land which
Ericsson discovered. This is some
what humiliating. but we must re-
member that our republic is not a
century old.
The great Democratic. Conservative
procession in Wilmington, N. O., on
the 9th, passed off without any dis
turbance. There was IN immense
turnout OF citizens, with banners,
trnnsparencies, etc.
OF course, one in the country sees.
among other things, ''bure. footed
maldens tripping Ger the dewy grass, u
but then most OF 'em have sore heels,
and the romance fades away like q
washing left out over night.
! The New York Herald, Of the 9th,
Eas over fourteen columns, relntive tc
the Iceland Millennial, together with
large map, specimens of the print
ing, language, etc.
a Georgia lady was 100 years old or
tue 2d May last, has never been con
tined to her bed by sickness, and bel
general health is now good.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-08-30

OUR VOLUNTEERS are ut
present i2G companies in the State,
and eight or ten in process of organi.
zatlon. Of those already organized,
only hlty one companies are armed.
The Governor has no arms on hand
for distribution, and unless some up
preparation is nude by the next Geue.
raj Assembly for that purpose, they
will have to remuin without equip
ments, us the amount appropriated by
the General Government is not suf-
holent to eqnip the companies now or.
ganiz'ng in iess thun thirty years.
augusta Chronicle and Sentinel.
a lady forgor is the last Connecticut
sensation, She robbed her family to
enrich her male friends. Perhaps she
belongs to the womaus rights move.
ment. and thinks that men have been
making fools of themselves long
enough for the fair sex. and that the
time has come to change all that. Like
most reformers, the young lady has,
however, come to grief.
INFLAs1MATonY.-S J. Keith
made ut IL caucus, in Society Hill, an
almost inf .m matory harangue. This
IS no time for the nso Of moral kero.
sene. Bad passions, that always de
vclop ut that time. ore to be toned
down, not stimulated. Mr.. Keith will
not help 5imsef or bis side by this
line of action. Darlington .Southerncr.
His Majesty Christiuu IN. King oi
Denmark, endured the tortlres of sea
sickness in his voyage to Iceland
which shows that naval uniform doe.
not convert y king into sailor. But
be was repaid f.,r Ill his suitc-imGs al
: ach by his welcome on shore
Mr. q NJ Mnlphy. Of Winnsborp
died Gin Friday lnorni"s, after Il shor
illness.
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This appears to be an exceptionally
good year to decline Republican nomi.
nations in Massachusetts. The whole
party OF Is. 900 majority appears to be
on the decline. The Worcester ia.
seHe Republican, is beginning to count
up the Democratic majority in it's own
Congressional District.
The Republican tells OF curious
calf in GreenvilIe County. The back.
bone extends to only just behind tho
shoulders. 1t has no tail. but one eye
and that nearly in the ceutre Of the
head
An old gentleman died recently, at
Allentown. Pa, who had been mar.
ricd four times, the ceremonies having
taken place on his fortieth, if,ieth,
sixtieth and scventieth birthdays.
One OF the fashionable shoes of the
period buttons to the toe, and has pe-
culiar embroidery OH the sides. They
arc of black kid, scolloped ~. The
ankle. and have moderately high heels.
Gen. Roger A. Pryor has been re-.
taincd by Tiltnn M counsel in a suit
against Rev. Henry Ward Eeecher, in
which tho damages are Laid at $50 900.
The young lady iii WISCONSIN, vino
received $1,000 damages for kiss, is
reported rs spelling for some more
damages.
A chorus Of 2, 500 voices is to be one
OF the attractions at the opening of the
industrial exhibition ut San Francisco
this year.
Charleston received two balEs of the
new Sen Island crop Of cotton from
Florida on Sunday.
What in that which no ono wishes to
have, yet when he has it, would be
very sorry to lose it? A bald head.
They get "the pure juice OF the rye"
in Minnesota by dstilling grass.
hoppers.
Two cats bitten by mad dogs went
mad in village OF Savoy, and catas-
trophe was no namo for it.
47,0O0 Germans have gnue back to
Paris to live.
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on naoy "aJ W WueIo u UaEFlhB6 WAS IN
waiting. into which he was pushed,
rather than helped, and with police
officer standing on each step of the
vehicle, was driven rapidly away. The
audience then quietly dispersed.
The San capti ms an interview with
Moulton, after last nights Plymouth
Church scenes, sis Moulton craZy?"
wherein Beecher comes to the mutual
friend for assistance in O matter Of
rape, which Beecher confessed having
committed. Moulton will hold the
documents in this case for the Court.
New YORK, August 29.-Another
cable despatch reports D'Conta, editor
OF the Et CroniSta. recovering.
A Spanish firm has despatched that
D'Conta, editor of the Spa aish paper
here, died from O wound received in q
duel with Cuban General.
ST. JoHN's. N. b., August ga
severe frost to-day. killing vegetables
and buckwheat.
CHATTANOOGA, August 90. @.
Smith. discharged employee from
the Alabama and Chattanooga Rail
road, made On attack, this morning,
on Wm: r. Carlisle, treasurer, who
shot aud killed hin, in self.defence.
Smith had been very abusive for some
time, and threatened to take Carlisle's
life on sight. His i'll feeling was
cansed by being unable to get money
due him by the railroad company.
COLUMBUS. August 28.-The negroes
OF Wocochee Valley. Ala. have been
holding secret meetings for several
nights. OF late, preparing to attack the
whites. Their plan was revealed yes
terdayl by an old negress, in time for
tho whites to prepare. When the
negroes made an attack they were
driven baok-four were killed. They
then burned down two churches and
left. Wocochee Valley is sixteen miles
West of this city, near Opelika.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-08-30

and export; to arrive 1-16 dearer; sales
OF uplands, nothing below low mid.
ding, deliverable September or Octo.
Der. 1-l8; sales Of Orleans, nothing
below low middling, deliverable Au.
gust, 81; sales shipments new crop,
basis middling uplands. nothing below
good ordinary, 816; sales to-day 500
American,
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Phenix Axe, Hook and Ladder Co.
TNHE Regular Monthly Meeting NJ this
Company will be held TOMORROW
tMondayi EVENING. at 8 o'clock, in the
Hall OF the COMPANY. By order.
+. D. KONEMANN.
Hic 10 Secretary.
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4. V. e. C..

II. v u. .,
A MEETING of the RichInnd yolunt Ger
IA FIN club will be held in the Sten.
l;"rsr H.il. on TOMORROW (Monday)
EVEN liG. III O'clock. 4 full meeting is
desired, az important business will be die.
cussed Il. s. MORRISON,
Ang 30 Secretary
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The deepest mins in Cornwall is
Dolcoath, now about 800 fathoms. or
720 yards from the surface. The
workmen descend md ascend by means
of men-engines, and Captain Josiah
Thomas, the manager, on au illustrn-
ton of the healthy condition Of the
workings, states that one man has been
working in the mine for forty years.
During all that time he has lived ut
Connor Downs, distance OF five miles
from the mine, 80 that he hns been
walking ten miles per day in addition
to hi' labor. and calculation which
Captain Thomas haa made shows that
this man has, during his forty years
work, walked 100, 600 miles, which is
equal to journey five times rouud the
earth, or half the distance to the moon.
Several weeks ago the body of un
unknown drowned man was found in
the Delaware, and taken to the N orgus
in Philadelphia for Identification. A
man named Anthony Murphy. who
lived in Alaska street, was missing ut
tho same time, and Mrs. Murphy
visited the morgue and declared the
body to be that Of her husband. The
body was taken to her house and
buried from there. Ga Thursday. The
real Murphy arrived at home, alive
aud we'll, having gone of on Il trip to
the country without notifying his rclu-
tives.