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Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-30
LOCAL lNTALLIa1NcB.

REpAIRED.-Having been completely over
hauled aud repaired, the steamer Helen left
the yard OF the Harlan & Hollingworth Com
pany, Tuesday morning. The Helen viii run
on the line between Baltimore and Crisfed
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-30

NXTRA NEW BUCKwHEAT MEAL. THE
u celebrated silver Mountain Buckwhsat Neal
for sale at the and retail price at
W. N, CHANDLERS
GIL Market Street.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-30

New ROAD IN WHITE CLAY CKEEK HUN
DRED.-A new road Is proposed III White Clay
Creek HundIed, to connect Henry Church
mans road with the Ogleton road, distance
OF three tourths ofa mile. The jury appointed
to view the road and Assess damages consist
ing of Richard Jackson, foreman) VIM. G..
Phillips l.. q. L linn, and NJ cssrs. Black and
Biddle met last week. on tho line OF tho road.
The proposed road runs through the farms OF
Philip Il. Clark and Robert Hawthorn. The
jury fixed the price OF Mr.. Clark's land occu-
pied ut $50; that of Mr.. Hawthorns at 500 per
acre and these parties were allowed ST. % per
panel for fencing No opposition was offered
to the road whatever and it will no doubt be-
built. The surveyor Will examine The line at
once, and the jury will meet III Wilmington on
next Saturday to hear his report. The road
| appears to have been very much needed.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-30

VISIT OF INsPECTIoN.-Y esterday, President
Ainckley, Superintendent Kenney, Samuel NJ.
FELTON,, Isaac Mills, officials, went down the
Delaware Railroad in special train on visit
of inspection. They also went for the purpose
of settling the affairs of the road with the X Kent
county, Dorchester 81 Delaware and other
branch roads. The two above named roads it
is rumored, will probably be denied their COM
munlcation with the r., w. & b. Il. r., unless
their accounts are satisfactorily settled. 1t has
been proposed in regard 10 the Kent County
Railroad, which runs FROM M assey's to Town.
send over road leased from the Delaware Il
r., ~ stop communication as soon as the lease
expires, extend the Delaware Road trains ia
M.,ssey's X Roads, lthe junction of the Kent
County and Queen Anne's & Kent Railroad ]
and establish an office there. Sheriff Armstrong;
now has levy on an engine OF the KEN
County Railroad, for a claim of $3.50, but the
matter will probably be settled without forcing
q sale. The same engine has been levied on at
the other end, tor larger claim, and Is under
bonds for delivery, when wanted, at both
DlaceS.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-30

Miss Vivian Vernet at the Opera House,
4 -. NIGHT
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-30
Special Notices.

Food 1Of Tic IkNDIeS.
Children fed on RIDGES FOOD will thrive. be
strong and healthy, and become little models OF
yOuthfui strength and childish beauty. apr2d9m
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-30
Bathing sponge,

bNtuHuB SpOuReS
Of fne quality In large. medium and sm all pieces.
tor sale. whOlesai and retail by
Il. BKINdHURST 4 CO.,
Corner Sixth and Market Streets.
ALFRED WALTON. Druggist. No. 2,5 Market
street. respectfully informs his friend and the public
In general that he keeps hand all descriptions OF
medicines, and that competent person is at all
11ss ready to prescribe for such sick call tha
itore. and that charge made pt the regular
price of the msd cines the price they would
psy .any where else: but that ne is visited at
heir esidnces
Carriage sponge.
A large supply Of sponge Of conv enisnt size and
shape we'll suited for washing carriages, &c. for
sale wholesale and retail by
l.. BRINGHURST 4 CO..
Corner Sixth and Market Streets.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-30

BrinRhurst's chocolate Iron I.Oxengsss
Composed Of Pure Iron Chocolate. and Sugar
are a very c0nv venient. eticacious. and palstabie
form for administering Iron in general Debility,
and deficiency of cOIoring natter In the blood.
These Lozenges are valuable as u tonic for i'm
parting strength and healthy color to invalids
particularly adapted for females and children
Prepared by
L. BRIN4HURST 4 CO.,
Ap0thecaries,
april Corner Sixth and Market Streets,
Pink Twihe,
For che use of Druggists. Jewellers, and Others.
seld Wholesale and retail by
Il. BkINGHURST 4 CO..
Corner Sixth and Market Street,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-30
cHAs. cAMBLos 4 CO..
BANKERS and BROKERS.

No. 30 .. Third St. PHILADELPHIA
pRALHRS In GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
GOLD. SILVEk. 10.
stocks and Bonds arc bought and sold on com
mlssion. Particular attention given to invest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-03

SINGULAR CAUSE OF DEATH.-On wednes-
day night q man named Christian Hover, aged
about fifty yeare, died at his residence, No. SIS
Hartford avenue, under unusual circumstances.
He had been employed as hostler at the stables
of the Halls Spring Railway company, near
barley Park. Two weeks before his death he
was engaged in taking care of horse that wss
suffering from the disease known as CHAMBERS,
he having at the time q slight cut upon the fin
ger of one Of his hands. The virus was com
thence to bis arm, which became greatly seOl-
len; the sw elling spread to his entire body, and
he died In great agony at the time above stated.
The stable overseer, Ii is learned, is now suffer
ing from the same singular affection which
proved fatal to Hover. The horse died about
ten days ago. Hover Il T. large family, who
are in destitute COMMUNICATIONS Ame
ric00
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-03

TIE CASE OF MYRA CLARK GAINES va
THE CITY OF NBw ORLRANs.-The suit a.
Mrs. Gen. Gaines against the city Of New Or
proximatipg $40 900, was q few days AGO
brought before the public, when the United
States marshal returned Q state ment that no
whereon to levy the same, and Judgment &C.
cordiDgiy went against the sureties Of the city
The New Orleans authorities endeavored TO
have the return Of the United States marshal
templated, but the court decided that 1t could
not 90 behind the marshaps return, and from
this decision the city desired to appear. new
tond by the city has been given, and the case
viii be again appealed. This result has relieved
New Orleans from very Embarrassing circum-
stances, and win enable IL TO provide for the
payment Of the judgments BY the sale Of the
property offered for seizure or othervise. as
may become necessary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-03

EIGHT INDICTMENTS AGAINST AN EMBRZ-
ZLKR.-Eight indictments were returned yester
day by the grand jury of the district court OF
Polk county, Iowa, against Isaac Brandt, a
deputy under ex-S State Treasurer Rankin.
These indictments are for embe element, or the
appropriation Of public moneys In the shape OF
interest on bonuses on state drafts OF deposit.
The amount Of money he is thus charged with
appropitating Is reported to be about $40 900, a
sum about equal to the original Rankin defal-
cation. Brandt was arrested, but subsequently
released on 90 900 bail on each indictment. Six
indictments were also returned against Rankin
for the embeZzlement of moneys of the State
Agricultural College. Rankin has also given
bail. The alleged facts thus developed have
run the gauntlet of two legislative investiga-
tions without being discovered.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-03

SUMMERS GRAvR.-Sumner's grave lies near
the westerly confines of Mount Auburn Gene
terry. A great tree, with broad, bare boughs,
overhaDgs il. On one side stands an ivy cross
intertwined with vlolets and tea roses, and cy-
press bOuRhs cover the bank of earth removed
from Ii. On the day of burial Miss LongfelIow
stood at the head holding an exquisite cross
formed of viots and callss. With her stood her
father and Emereon-the poet and philosopher
The cross, which had been borne from the
church in procession, was placed beside the
grave. 1t was twelve feet in height, composed
chiefly Of camelliss- The inscription was "a
Tribute to Charles Sumner from his native city
and hOme.v
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-03

THE colored people of the Eastern Gull
States are reported TO be emigrsting in large
numbers across the Mississippi river and set
ting IN Texas. 1t is estimated that since IS70
10000 colored and 300 600 whites have gone to
that state. The exodus of these workers from
Georgia has created some embarrassment
although the white laboring population is in
creasing. and will some day take the place OF
the colored. In Mississippi and Louisiana
where the blacks were more numerous tn an the
whites in 1870, there il a steady decline in their
numbers, and the white vote will soon be the
largest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-03

AN INTERESTING Insurance AND DAMAGE
Subtitle case OF the Home Fire Insurance
Company Of New York against the Pennsylya-
MA Railroad Company, which was on trial last
week in New York city, contains several points
OF interest 70 the public. The company insured
barn and contents on the line OF defend anti
road, and on a windy day I'm October, 1861, four
trains of the de PENDANT passed within fifty feet
OF the barn. Within a few minutes Of the time
ire broke out in some straw in the BARNARD
which communicated with and des troyed the
barn and contents. The plaintiff had lnsurei
the same property and paid the loss 90 the owner
OF the barn, and sued the railroad company for
its negligence. The defendants claimed, first,
that they did not set fire 10 the barn. tn at their
engines were Of the most approved pattern; and !,
second, that IL they did cause the fire IL was be-
cause the straw and other inhsmmabIe stuff
was scattered negligehtly around the barn, and
This should defeat any recovery on the ground
of contributing negligence on the part Of the
owner OF the barn; and. finally, that no suit
could be brought in the name Of the insurance
company for part Of the loss, but hat the ac-
tiion must be in the name OF the owner OF the
barn for his entire loss. The jury rendered a
verdict for the plsiutih for the full am punt
claimed, viz, - 600.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-03

The WEEKLY STAR, now ready, contains oil
the news Of the week, local and general; pro-
ceedinss Of Congress; the District investiga.
ton; the temperance crusade; fashions for
April, by Jennie June; . large amount Of lit
ciety and fashion notes Washiugton nevs And
gossip: agricultural items, household receipts,
&c, SC.
Terms; One dollar and half Der annum. IN
advance; single copies Eve cents, in vrsnnars
ready tor mailing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-03

DRCADRNCR OF NEW OELEAEs-One of the
oldest merchants in New Orleans, in a recen'
letter 10 a correspondent in Boston, SAYS the
population of New Orleans has fallen off in two
years $4,000, and there are no less than 6.GOr
houses and stores at present unoccupied, FIT
teen years ago New Orleans was at the acme o.
Its wealth, prosperity and commercial import
ance, second only to New York and Boston, tt
river and ocean tonnage in port, loading an0
oischarging, was seldom less than $50 900 tons
and n the busiest season of the year double thai
amount.
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THIRD ANNUAL BALL,
II FOR HE BENEFIT OF
+ II Z Hi DR. EMS HOSPITAL,
MASONIC TEMPLE
MASUNIC TEMPLE,
TUESDAY EyKEING ApRu ? is-.

In soliciting the patronage OF the public to the
above entertainments, the Directors Of the a
koepltel think 10 only necessary TO ref. to s.
the char acter and purposes Of the institution -
% be benefited the need for such charity In ~
washington, and the amount Of good IL has already
accomplished In relieving the sgsrings Of the sick
and disabled poor, without distinction as TO ser
Sect nationality color, and free Of all or ar
psaSS
Tickets may be obtained from the members Of any
Of the committees and at the places where TICK
Tor such establishments are usually sold.
Admitting gentleman and lady 9 90
additional lady W so
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-03

A MISSING Bx-RAILRoAD PRESIDENT HEARD
FRos.-Rush X. Sloane, the missing express
dent Of the Cincinnati, Ssndusky and Cleve-
land railroad company, las been heard from.
lie hiss written letters to persons In Sandusky
from Liverpool saying that he was making al
possible haste toward Belgium. The United
States las no extradltion tresty with that coun-
try, and he will probably be safe from arrest for
while at least. MIR. Sloane was arrested Feb
Iuary 18th on seventeen distinct charges of en-
bezzlement preferred by the railroad company,
and civil suits for about $50, 900 were begun
against him. Having secured bail IN the sum
OF So, coo, he fed the city the next day oply
stopping long enough in Elyria, Dorai ne county,
Ohio, 10 be married. He came 20 New York,
followed by his bride ana her parents, and here
took the steamer for Liverpool.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-03

MURDBRoUs ASSAULT on A PoLIcENAs.-At
O'Clock yesterday morning Policeman John
II. Nobson, OF Richmond, Va, was shot In the
face by one Of two men whom he had occasion
70 approach, owing to their suspicious actions
But few words passed between them, and with.
out any attempt on the part Of the officer r.
make an arrest, one of them put pistol within
a few inches OF HobeOn's face and fred, infict
ing serious, though not fatal, wound. The
parties to the assault are not known, az they
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-03
MI SUMNER Vacant Chair.


BosTON, April In the legislative conVen-
tion for the election OF a Unit ed States senator
the ninth ballot resulted as follows: Whole nu IN.
Der Of votes cast, 26i. necessary TO choice 13I,
OF which Dawes Received 81. HOar, -; CARTS,
%; Adams, Ii, Banks, :; Pierce, ?, washburne,
Whittier, and Philips, I each. The convention
Rd iourn0d until TO morrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-03
The best Tin,e ON Record.

San FRANClsUo, AITl at oakland park
Yesterday, the California mare Lady Mac made
what IL raid 10 be tie best time on record In Eve
mile trOtting. She trOtted against jerome aud
Omaha. She sold in the pools ~ - against
their so and Se0 respectively, and won the
race in thirteen minutes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-03
The Markels-
,ril S-There vas no meeting OF

BALTIMORE, April S.-Thcre vas no meeting OF
the stock Board to-day.
BAL1In- az, April Cotton quiet but n;m-low
mlddinEs, l5AGbAs Flour STEADY aud unchanged
wheat dull abd unchanged. Corn firm - white
s"uthern, Sldo4; yellow southern, sltGS3; mixed
western dull, sltIS1 Oats hrm-sOuthern, 6l6I,6S.
western, mixed, D.; do. bright, IS. Bye dull. Hay
al changed Provisions hfm ard unchanged. West
ern tutter very active ai . decline-straight lots
nortLWest tub, 80 WHISKY very dull, 96Gns6&.
C,hee noninal-good 10 prime Rio, oargocs, a ca
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-03

The WAR AGAINST WHIsKRY.-The common
council of Jeffersonville, Ind, has passed al
ordinance by only two majority, requiring
prOscriptive manner In which the Temperance
element is thus brought to bear is driving seye-
raj OF the best German citizens to Louisville
The temperance ladies began systematic opera
tons In Brooklyn, n. Y, yesterday. A large
number OF saloons, drug stores and groceries.
were visited. Myers, the first convert of the
crusade, reopened last night
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-03
THE W EATHE In


wan tfAh1 MhA Nj tFtot az tAtg StfNdt Ofor.l
NAsHIN6rOs, ID. q April s, tS.<, 10 81 a m
. Pht BAblLlTIss.-Fsr New IL slaud, Occ a.iOnalIy
ngnt rain or snow, followed during the aft .rDOon
ana night by clear CT Earily cloady we.i her aud
N,st 10 north winds. For the south Atlantic snd
middle states, clear weather and light TO fresh
WINGS, mostly from the northeast and . uthwest
For the gull states ara Tennessee. clear eat her,
Using mperatuie AID light fresh Ninds mostly
Sou herD. fcr the loser lake region, clear OF
partly oloJdy ". sther ana Tia ht % fresh winds dur
he The reel Il Friday. For the upper lake region,
partly Cloudy weather, possibly occasional lgkt
rsiu OF shc and fresh g occasionally bri-k north
east 10 nor Invest winds For the lower Ohio valley
IRON herly v IL d. aud partly cloudy wexther,
With possibly light rAiu tonight. For Missouri
aud IJwa, fresh variable wi,,ds and partiT ,Iondy
weather, with possibly u. ht rain or snoE to -daV
Tie ohio river viii rise sUmew hat to-day aspecia
the UPPER portion
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Resumed work ON the Teu-Hour
Nysten.

BALTIMORE, April S-Gambrtn s. Sons cot
ton factory NJ Woodbury., Baltimore county,
resumed operations to-day, the operatives go
Ing TO work on the ten-hour system.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-03

A DRESS CRusAp1 II KAHsAs.-The ladies
Of Leavenworth have In circulation pledge Of
which the following b the gist: In conadsraeon
Of our eaid husbands and fathers signing the
pledge 10 abstain from the use o. tneoxiceeing
forth nd forever wear no Dore WOOL, nax, jate,
horsel air, thread, or any other 0tnG On our
heads, except the hair that grows there, and
NE DO mere nsWspaDees except q osn ne sne
same.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-03

TIE CASE or REV. FLORENCE McCARrHY.-
The Baptist Ecclesiastical Council, which has
been engaged for some two weeks past, ct Chi
cago, In tue trial OF the Rev. Florence McCar-
thy, Of the Union Park church, on charges OF
uncLristian and unministerial conduct, pre-
ferred by the descons of his church, have con-
cluded their labors. The majority agreed upon
a report withdT awning from the accused the hand
OF ministerial fellowship, but not advising the
church TO expel him from its membership. A
respectable minority of the council disagreed
with this conclusion, and will probably make
their views Of the case public.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-03
Roeheforr. Escnpe.

LONDON. April3.-A dispatch from Melbourne
ssys he nry RochefOrt ana his comp aniOns refuse
TO disclose how they succeeded in getting aboard
the vessel which brought the m from New Gale
donis, for fear Of duplicating friends.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-03

HORSE DISEASE In BRooKLYH.-There are
upwards OF 100 horses sick with the equine in.
trinity known as the "Pinkey ;" in the stables
OF the Brooklyn city railroad compsny. The
disease does not last more than three or four
Gays, although 1t is q very painful complaint
and causes serious inconvenience to the com
pany. The superintendent, Mr.. Sullivan is of
the impression that the disease Is passing away.
and that no apprehension need be felt as to the
spread of the malady.-N. T. Herald
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-03

PANIC AND Loss OF LIFK.-On Wednesda,
night, at Middletown, Wis, while exercises wer;
being held In school house, lamp exploded
which set fire to the building. About 3o0 per
sons were present and became panic stricken
In the rush for the doors about 40 persons were
injured, four seriously. The fire burned about
plucky women. who smothered II with over
coats and carpets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-03

RITUALIsM IN NEW YORK CITY.-A New
YORK letter, dated March 81, says: The Ritual
step or two at the approaching Good Friday ano
Easter services At st. Mary the Virgin, th.
Tenebre Is to be chanted just as it is in the
and st. Ignatius' there will not onIy be that
but in some other respects higher ceremonial
than any that has yet been visible In an Epis
copal church in this diocese. The floral decor
atoms for Easter in profuseness and costilne.s
will be on correspondiRgly impressive scale.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-03

The ALABAMA RACRs.-Yesterday was the
hrst day Of the meeting of the Selma (Ala.)
Jockey Club. The first race was q hurdle race,
one and half miles. Chief Engineer won;
Fireball wss second, Joe Johnston third, and
Nashville Harry fourth. Time, 3.l9x. The
won; Vandelite was second, and Belle of Aus
tralia third. Time, "a seconds. The third race
VAS mile heats, best two in three. Bessie Lee
won four heats. Time, 334; 1.534, L53k;
were distanced.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-03

FIRST CONVICTION UNDER TIE PHILADEL-
PHIA SUNDAY LIQroR LAWN the quarter
viction was had under the Sunday liquor law.
A saloon keeper Eas convicted on the testimony
Of Q woman, who testified that In hopes she
could prevent the defendant from selling liquor
to her husband she went to defendants tavern
on Sunday, March 18th, said her mother was
sick, and bought . half pint OF whisky, and
then, in pursuance OF her original design, she
prosecuted him. Defendant admitted the sale
BY him, but said it was for medicinal purposes.
The judge said tavern keeper had no right
to sell liquor ON Sunday - IN apothecary. Sen
tence v a. deferred.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-03

THR IOWA FIRST CONGRESSIONAL DIsTRIC?
The Chicago Tribune says that it is understood
that George w. McCrary and John III Gear will
nomination for Congress in the list district, Iowa
and that the issue between them will be on the
question OF the POWER, which McCrary's bill de
clares to be solely In Congress, to regulate rail-
road tariffs. Mr.. Gear was speaker in the Iowa
legislature this year, and he takes the negative
to McCrary's Affirmative. The Burlington Ca
Zette says "it will be q sharp contest
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A Crew Of twenty Men fai.anea

BosToN, April S.-l esterdsy, about twenty
sailors Of the crew OF the steamer Roman he
came ill, exhibiting symptoms OF poisoning. A
physician was called promptly, and with the AID
OF q stomach pump soon relieved the men aud
placed them out Of danger. An analysis OF tue
food Of which the crew had partaken tor dinner
revealed the presence OF arsenic In q duh OF
plum duff. IL II believed the poisoning Wa
accidental, as the cook was among the victims.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-03

THE House. Committee on War Claims held a
meeting to-day. aud allowed the claims EN-
braced in the report OF the Southern Claims
CnEiSsion.
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Good FRIDAY.

PHTLADEIPHIA, April 3.-TO-dsy is observed
At the Catholic and Episcopal churches with
impressive cere monies, attracting immense
congregations. The suspension OF business Il
only partial, and a few stores are closed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-03

THE MARYLAND LEGIsLArURR YESTERDAY
The Maryland senate was chiefly engaged yes
terday on the house bill extending the limits OF
Baltimore city. Senate bill amended by the
house was passed, submitting to the voters Of
Baltimore city the question Of subscribing the
sum Of $3.50 600 each to the Washington city
and Point Lookout and Southern Maryland
railroads. In the house OF delegates the word
''white' In the state constitute was discussed
judiciary committee. The liquor license bill
failed for want OF constitutional majority.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-03

PRIeosER's WIS AIDS HIM TO EsoApR
rhomas r. Collins, held in Providence, z. l.
on . charge Of conspiracy, escaped from jsil
last evening while an odlcer wastakinR him %
the vsrdens table for tea, the wardenis atten
uon beng In the Meantime diverted by the pri
soners wife. The fugitive was pursued, but Q
carriage was I'm waiting few steps from the
door, ITO which he spfang, and vas driven Oh.
His wife was taken Into custody for sbettine
held in q 800 bali.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-03

CoHofs, -. Y, March S.-Am0ng the insur-
ances OF the Ttvoh cotton mill, burned last
night, are the Franklin. OF Phtlsdelphia 49,
Oc: american, OF Philadelphia, 81 ,2s0, Farm
re Union, OF York, 81 so; the Insurance
Company OF North America, Phfladelphia,
5000; Pennsylvsnia, Of Phtlsdelphta, q. co.,
Gregory * Killers mill. adjoining was dam
sged 20 the amount Of $4,000. Edward Walk
er's batting mill was Also destroyed- los
$500. The total loss v sly 600.