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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-01
Milford.
THE PEACH cRoP AZ A MEANS OF EMPLOYMENT
nE-opEsIsa THE scHooLs-TowS TALK.
Correspondence Of Tie Commercial.

THE PEACH CROP AZ MEANS OF EMPLOYMENT
nEopEsIsd TIE scHooLs-TowN TALK.
Correspondence Of Tie Commercial
MILFORD, DEL, Aug. 80.
Business lie quite brisk here now to what IL
was some time back, for the large peach crop,
though sold at such low prices, is giving en-
ployment in various forms to great many per-
saDs. Some arc still shipped in hopes of a bot
ter market others are iotting tlia fruit rot on
the trees. II has sold rs low as cents bas-
het here and now the be-t is selling for 10 ana
Is ceuts.
The destruction of the Alden frut.drying
house has thrown cut OF employment large
number of people. We have two others left
but on smaller scale, employing probably one
hundred and fifty persons. The American Bas-
ket Co. is also still giving work to large force
Altogether these summer enterprises show the
benefit which would bs derived frorn having
large manufacturing interests located here.
All of our schools will be open this and next
week with good crop OF teachers. The key.
l.. III. Parsons will open school i'll Music Hall,
next Monday.
Base bali seems to be all the rage here now.
A great many games have been played. Last
Wednesday the Dover club played the Centen-
uial, of Milford. The game WAS well contested
and won by the Centennial by a score OF 10 to
IA.
The Baptsts have their new church building
on Second street nearly enclosed. They expect
To nultlt IL tus year. MDTk WILL sObu Do Coiu-
ulencod upon the NJ. L. Church, as 1T is thought
advisable to finish 1t this present scar. DR..
Clarke's fine brick building in Fren; street
il enclosed and il ready to lath and plaster, it
will be an ornament to that part OF the town
Tho colored people have postponed their
woods meeting until next Saturday and Sanday-
Mrs. DR.. Harris has opened Il confectionery
ana grocery store on the carner of Front and ia il
road avenue.
1t has rained here nearly every day from tire
1st of this month mp to the present time. 1t was
never known to no so wet. Our farmers are uti--
able to get hay of the marshes to feed their
stock during the coming winter, Oh account OF
the water lying Oh them.
BIr. David Lauk. who tried to launch his large
vessel -four weeks ago has at last got her of and
started her down the creek.
Milford is still enlivened by great many vis-
itois.
The Rev. Thomas Hunter has been visiting
his friends in Milford for the last few days.
The farmers wilt soon be in the fodder.
FRANZ
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-01
sad Filniiy Tragedy.
A FATHER seoors HIS son THROUGH MIsTAKE
CryrrNNATI Sent

FATHER seoors HIS son THROUGH MIsTAKE.
CrscINNATI, Sept. /.
A dispatch from Indianapolis says that some
days ago man ramed Peterson, residing IN this
place, enticed away from her home the daughter
of farmer named Trustys and brought her to
this city. The father OF the girl learning of her
whereabouts, on Monday last induced her to re.
turn home with him, Peterson followed them,
making threats of violence against the old man
and last night he approached Trustys' House.
Mr.. Trustys, enraged at the persistence Of the
fellow in his attempts to accomplish the ruin OF
the girl. he took down his shot gun intending to
shoot him on sight. Trustys son, aged eighteen,
learning of his fathers design up to diseuade
him, and Trusty, mistaking the boy for Peter
son, fred, killing him instantly.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-01
The Mary land Democracy.
THEIR NOMINATIONS IN SOMERSET COUNTY
PRIsCEss ANNE. Sent.

THEIR NOMINATIONS IN SOMERSET COUNTY.
PRINCESS ANNE, Sept. 1.
The Democratic nominating convention for
this county assembled in this place
yesterday, and selected the following
ticket: For State Senator, Jas. U. Dennis
House of Delegates, Z. G. Polk. Francis Locker
man and Michael Somers sheriff, VIM. Coul-
born; States ATTORNEY, Henry Page; county com.
missioners, II. T. Tull, B. @. Gibbons and Thos
Brinkley for judges OF the Orphans Court, ".
A. d. Bounds, Thomas E. Ballard and j..
R. Handy; county surveyor, Thos. Williams.
The Senatorial nomination was hotly contested
BY Mr.. Dennis, the nominee, and Eph. G. Polk,
Of the True Marylan'er and in order to appease
Mr.. polk's friends lie was placed upon the Leg
;atot;va ticlaf
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-01
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
The roads are dusty again.
A l..


Agricultural fairs will now be in order.
The mending OF the roads ID now engaging
the attention of the oyerseers.
Capable persons ont OF employment should
read the notice of DIR. Dodge, of the Union
Mutual Life Insurance Co.
delightful trip up the Hudson, one week
from tomorrow. Secure ticket at Messrs
Boughman, Thomas Co.'S.
TAe Delaware morning mail rarely connects
now With the s. 10 for Philadelphia, but is joined
to the next train, twenty minutes after.
For the past Elk consecutive weeks the iu-
quests held by the coroner IN Hedgevillo, over
colored children will average one week.
At Third and Harrison Sts., there is pond OF
standing water, 80 extensive that it is proposed
to have II tub-race there, next Saturday, and in
vite tho Board OF Health to see the sport.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-01

THE BUILDING RECORD Foa AuaUsT.--Duiins q
August the following surveys of building liner
for new buildings were given by the Department
of Engineering and Surveying
Edward Bringhurst, conservatory in rear OF
West street above SJh.
JAS. McGowan, house on Orange street
above Front.
H.F. Whitaker, house on Van Buren be.
tween Elm and Chestnut.
W. H. Merrill, stable on 9Th street, between
Monroe and Adams.
This Is the smallest record for new dwellings
which has been made in any one month for many
yearb.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-01
FIN HnClut-

PRICE OF GOLD TODAY
New YORK. Sept 1.
g Did opened, this morning at e1.141s.
FURNISHED by Craige, johnson Co, Bankers and
Brokers, 6th and Ma'ket $751;
LONDON, IL. 80 p. NJ, Sept. 1.
U. s. 500 OF 1865, 81 O61a do. of '67, coupon,
s1.O7sS; 1O-4Os, s1.O4sI. New SIS of 81, s1.O5l4.
Consols for money, "a 11-16 for account sis4.
Erie common shares 141s. Preferred. 81. N. Y.
Central, 9i. Market steady.
FRANKFORT. Sept /.
U. 8. 52O's of 1852, 9l00%.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-01

RAISING A New BHLL.-Th's morning Feaster
& Co., riggers, raised to the top of the City Hall
q new bell which is to supersede the old one
which has hung for go many years in the belfry
This bell is the same one which was q source Of
considerable contention in Council, three or
four years ago, and which since its purchase has
been stored in one of the buildings Of the
water works. 1t ID very fine
bell and weighs 1856 pounds.
Upon it fire alarms may be struck in such a
manner as co be heard much greater distance
than by the old one, and persons who live away
from the centre of the city will hereafter be able
to know when and in what part Of tue city fires
have broken out At II minutes after one to.
day the fret reverberation from the new bell
was heard.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-01

The WOUNDED BRAKEMFN.-Charles Levett,
the wounded brakeman who was jammed be-
tween cars at Delaware junction, several days
ago, has 80 far recovered as to be able to re-
sumo his duties upon the road. The brakeman
who was injured at 55th street, on the Z. W. d
d II. R., on Saturday last, is still alive, with
hones of RECOVERY.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-01
Co,nu.ercsns Repnrss
PHILADELPHIA mAREyrs.

PgILADEIpHIA. Sept !.
Flour steady and more doing s5 25@5.S5
high grades, s775@s,75. Wheat steady old
red $14s@31 60; new, s120@1 Sc. Corn
dull yellow s2@s5c. Oats unchanged. Whis-
kew 81 "a
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-01
The Jackson Re-Union-1Ir. HurIeish.

To the Editor Of the Commercial:
see by your paper of August 9th, brief ac-
count of highly interesting occasion to all the
participants-the Jackson reunion. Allow me to
correct an error. q. O. Burleigh is reported to
have said that she was not member Of the
family at present and was only all invited guest,
but he added, my next wife shall be of Jackson
descent. The joke was more rolished when it
was psrcsptible that his present wife ia appar-
emily as long destined for this world as him
self" cannot understand how any one could
so misconstrue his remarks The fact that lie
married msny years Ggo Miss Kimber, OF Kim
berton, direct defendant OF Isaac Jackson, IL
widely known. ,he died some years ago. Any
one who know Mr.. Bnrleigh knows the utter
impossibility Of his making such remark even
in Jest. A report Of the proceedings will soon be
published, when doubt not full Justice will be
done TO Mr.. Burleigh's beautiful and very fitting
remarks. ONE Wuo WAS PRksENr.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-01
Bank OF England.

THE SWEDISH BANKS REFUsE TO CASH ITs MOTIFS
BECAUSE oF ooUsTHBFEIrs.
STOCKHOLM, Sept 1.
The swedishs banks refuse to cash the Bank
of England's notes on account Of the number of
counterfeits reported to be in circulation,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-01

Elijah Hortis, colored, wac shot dead at Cairo,
ILL.,, Yesterday, while resisting arrest. The shoot
ing was done by James X. Lane who was called
to assist the policeman.
The two leading newspapers of Nashville,
Tenn, and the only two in that city, have been
consolidated to be called the american.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-01
6 Am Eye for an Eye.-

II your eyes are alng you tn re is no one article
that " N s tiu give y u IN eve for an eye " as
The pamond tpecti icles which are clear. brilliant,
and man III 'tUred from the very bet crystal peb-
bes with the greatest possible AID SILL. Every
pats stamped with smsll diamond.
For safe IN Wilmington by Is. 3. Clark.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-01
Murder In the CosI Regions.

AN INsiDE Doss kIILED-THREE oTHtR MEN SHOT
PoTTsvILLy, Sept l.
Thomas Sanger, inside boss at the Raven Run
Mills, was shot and killed, to-day, by unknown
parties, supposed to be dissatisfied miners.
Three other men were shot hut not fatally No
arrests have vet been made
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-01
Tho Isenrdom Tragedy.

At Saxonville, Mass, yesterday, Patrick Rear,
don, WHO had for some years been separated
from his wife, went to her house and shot hei
twice, inficting wounds which are likely oprove
fatal. He ATTEMPTED to kill Il. j. Davis, who
interfered, and flushed by killing himself.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-01

| PEACH FEsTIyAL.-The Mission Sunday school
have determined to hold peach festival, and
have fixed it for the 7th, 9Th. and 9th of the pre-
| sent month. The festival will be held in the
room of the Mission. End and Washington Sts
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-01
lfaths.

Tuesdsy, august 9lst, Of Typhoid
Fever. Henry son OF Joseph Ii. and Mary Stohl' y,
IN the l9th year OF his age
His relatives aud friends are invited to attend HE
funeral, to leave his fathers residence No. $40
Spruce S., tn morrow. rnursday morning, at
o'c!ock to proceed TO Gloucester N. u.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-01

ADELPHI e-oPENrNa.-The Adelphi on
West Second st., will be re-opened ON Saturday
evening, by Henry Conrad, well known in the
minstrelsy line. He announces "big show. :.
Particulars to be hereafter given.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-01

SEVERE ACCIDENT AT NEwARK.-This morning.
George Mahorter sexton of the White Clay Creek
Presbyterian chnrcb, went out to do something
with his COW, when u little dog followed him
The COW ran at the dog, and MAhorter trying to
save il, she horned him in tho breast. breaking
two ribs and otherwise injuring him. DIR, Henry
attended to tho hurts but he will be unable TO do
anything for sometime.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-01

At Little Rock, Ark six men will be hanged
on Friday next They were sentenced at the
last term of the u s. Court for murder.
Hon. J. NJ Thacher, Commissioner OF Patents,
has resigned, aud his resignation takes effect
to-day.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-01

PERSONAL DoTs.-Wm. Z. Rider, who has
been conducting the Surf House, at Rehoboth,
returns to his home at Princess Anne to-day.
1t is stated that he will take charge of the Surf,
again next season.
Joseph Il. Walter has been elected a Director
OF the Wilmington Institute, to fill vacancy.
Peter Welch, formerly of this city, but now
engaged in a sash factory at Raleigh, N. g., IL
in Wilmington. He reports jesse Bingham,
who was so hurt by the cannon!sxploson at Char
lotte, has opened a grocery store IN Raleigh,
and appears to be doing well.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-01
The Nsesserveit Trial.
WALTER ROSS ON THE srAsp.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept 1.
In the Westervelt case, to-day, Walter Ross
said he identified the two dead men in Brooklyn
as those WHO carried of himself and Charley.
On his cross examination he adhered to thia
statement
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-01
Attempted Suicide.
A MAN WHO IL LOCKED UP IN PRISON CELL ALONE
HANGS HIMsELF.

MAN WHO IL LOCKED UP IN PRISON CELL ALONE
HANGS HIMSELF.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 1.
Richard Loane undertook to hang himself in
the Western police station, last evening. He
had been arrested on the charge of threat ening
to shoot his father and was confined, in partly
intoxicated state, in cell with another prison-
er The two became involved in quarrel and
created 30 much disturbance when together
that they were separated. When left alone
Loane removed his shirt and suspenders, and
attaching one end to the door and the other
about his neck, sought to hang himself and
would have succeeded but for the timely discov-
cry. Loane tried to end his days in this way
once before when in prison.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-01
FIFTH EDITION.
The Public Debt.

DECREASE DUAIso AuGUsT.
WAsHINaToN, Sept. !.
The decrease Of the public debt for August
WAS 81, 5s5, 049.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-01

FAIR AT BnIDaEvIILE-Tho first annual fair
OF the Bridgevlie Agricultural Suciety will be
held in that town, Con the Delaware Railroad, n
miles below Wilmington, above Seaford,) on
Tuesday. Wednesday, and Thursday, October
10Th, 20th. and 2lst. circular from the officers
announces that the preparations will he on Il
liberal scale, and are meeting with encourage
ment. They solicit the cooperation OF exhlbi.
tors from this city to whose attention we com
mend the affair." John Robert Records is Preei'
dent Al. L. blanchard, Vice President aud H.
Q. Nicholson, Secretary all at Bridgeyille, Del.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-01

New CASTLE SCHOOL Boogs.-rhe New Castle
city Board OF Education held its regular monthly
meeting last evening, aud in relation TO books
made what is regarded as backward move. Al
tor furnishing books free the first quarter. the
Board voted by majority of one, to impose
tax for their use. The vote was Yeas Con
Motley, Hi2ar, Lane. Houseinan, and Maxwell /;
Nays, Brown, Herbert, Cleayer, and Challenger.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-01
TltipD EDITION.
weather Record,
REPORT OF THE SIGNAL SERVICE.

Probabilities. Middle States, continued
high barometer and temperature, northeast to
southeast winds, clear or partly cloudy
weather.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-01

MT A n T + DAN FApERIENChD
w protestant nurse, with best recommends
tions only, Apply TO hRs II. r. u -USR,
sep1 81 nth and Clayton Streets
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-01
IfIise Rail.
TpI auIoKsrEp DoERR oAME-oTHER NOTES, HOME
AND ABROAD.

TbH qpICKsrEP DoERR oAME-oTHER MOTIFS, HOME
AND ABROAD.
There was large crowd oil the Quickstep
grounds, yesterday, to witness the contest be
tween that club and the Doerrs. "Josephs.
the popular young Philadelphia pitcher came
along with the visitors, to act IN that cauaclty
be close. The Quicksteps, however, won the
game in the fifth inning, their opponents giving
them several good chances for runs. Game was
called soon after three o'clock, the Doerrs ut the
bat. Mr.. Keichline, of Philadelphia, was chosen
~ umpire. The score by innings WAS as follows:
Innings, ......, ......1 8 b 6 Z SO
Qnicksteps, ............2 90 90 %
Doerr, rr,............,....O U 10
meeting will be held at Room No. 0. Masonic
Temple this evening, for the re- organization OF
the Diamond State base ball club.
On Saturday next, the Quicksteps play the
beystone, of Pha ielpbia, tine amatner team,
which has once vanqushed our home club.
On next Tuesday, game has been arranged
between the Qucksteps and the Excelsior club.
OF ehiladelphia, to be played on the formers
new grounds.
The Doerrs play the Actives, to- day, at Read
ing. Yesterday, the Actives beat the Cregei
club, OF Camden, 8 to L. To-day tho Cregors play
ut Pottstown.
The Quicksteps had meeting last evening and
agreed TO fix on the dates for games, named yes
terday in the COMMERCIAL, RI proposed by the
Actiyes September 10th, at Reading; Septem
Der 28th in Wilmington; and later day, in Phil
adelphia for the third game.
The Hartfords (professional,) played the Har
risburg Experts, yesterday. u good game, th'
perts to be one OF the strongest amateur club
in the country,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-01

Goldsmith Maid is to trot at Hartford on FRI
day for purse Of $4,000, to be her own time.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-01
1lew Advertisements.

NATE ARE SELLING A HEAVY STEEL
wv back scythe for trimming heavy gras $, and
II viii not bend. For sale BY
VIM. II. BILLAEY,
7ls Market Street Wtlmtprton.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-01

* REEN MOSQUITO NETTING AMI
w small tacks, wove wire of all sizes For sale by
W.a. u. BiLLANi,
9ls Market Street, wilmington.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-01
FIRST EDITION.
The Charlie Ross Case.

SECOND DAY OF THE TnfALof wEsTERyELT-ouRIs-
1IAN X hoss CONCLUDES HIs sroAY-THE BOY
WALTER ON THE pENCE Be
TWEEN THE DNApPEBs AND rnE FATHER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-08
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The Kentucky Democracy.

LOUISVILLE, May THE Kentucky Dem
ocra.ic Convention adjourned this afternoon
after nominating John G: Underwood, of
Bowling Green, for Lieutenant Governor !;
Thomas E. Moss, of Paducah, tor Attorney
General; D. Howard Smith for Auditor,
and John Tate for Treasurer.
The following report of the committee
was unanimously adopted: -oS't '+ B..
"We hold it to be absolutely essential to
the preservation of the Liberties of The citi-
zeps that the several States shall be main.
tanned in all their rights, and dignity, and
equality US such, complete and inaienable,
| and that the administration of their own
domestic concerns is the surest breastWork
against anti.repubican tendencies. ,af.
Every attempt on the part Of the Fede-
raj Government to exercise power not del
egated TO it in the Constitution, or to exer.
else delegated power in a manner not therein
prescribed, is an act of usurpation demand.
| ing the instant and unqualified condemna-
tion of people jealous of their liberties;
and we bold that any unconstitutional inter.
| ference by the General Government with the
| local affairs OF any State, to any extent, on
any pretence whatever, should be ut once
repudiated and condemned by all classes o
every section Of the Union, as all such acts
tend directly TO. the destruction Of our Fed
erai system and the consolidation Of all pow
er in centralized despotism." -. ...
The notable feature of the Convention
| was the active participation of the venerable
Clssius NJ. Clay, who pledged himself to can
Vass the State for the Democratic ticket.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-08

ANOTHER LEGISLATIVE BLUNDER.-The Acts
Of Assembly have just been printed up to
that point where section 10 Of the general
tux-bll appears. That section as passed by
both houses, enrolled, and signed by the Coy
ernor, says: ..--..,.. 49,. -,
every merchant shall pay specific tax
for the privilege of purchasing in His SLate,
aud also a tax upon the purchases TO be made
by him during the period tor which the Ii
ccnSe is granted" dc. .-.s
1t is scarcely to be presumed that the Gen
eral Assembly intended 10 tax those who
made their purchases in this State and not
those who purchased out of the State, yet
such is the language of the law.
The section in relation TO tax on nler-
chants, in the iax.bill OF 1874. reads:
"103. Every merchant shall pay specific
tax for the privilege Of selling IN this State,
the amount Of which shall he determined by
the aggregate of the purchases OF the said
merchant" dc. .. ~,
1t appears that when the Firanc. Com.
m'ttee determined 10 place the tax On pur-
cha>es instead OF on sales the clerk of the
committee was ordered TO insert "puchas,
ing" in place Of 'selling" in the old TAX
bill, and thus the error was brought about.
Several legal gentlemen, including mem
beIS Of The General Assembly. have been TO-
yc>tlgating the subject, aLd are inclined to
believe that very serious consequences may
result from the General Assembly failing to
say wha. it intended. The Auditor Of Pub
lie Accounts, In his instructions 10 revenue
officers. will constr1e the law to mean that
the tax shall be levied equally upon goods
purchased in and out Of the State.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-08
LOCAL MATTERS.

ELIGIoUs SERVICES To. Morrow The
usual religious services viii be held in all OF
the city churches Tomorrow except the fol.
lowing appointments
FirSt Baptist. - Rev. Edward Harrison at
II A. NJ; Rev. Moses ID. Hoge, D. D., at s
Pm.
Grace, Street Baptist.-Rev. Joseph
Walker, OF Missouri, at II A. NJ; Rev. K.
T. Hanks. of Redmond College, at s p. NJ.
Broad Street Methodist Rev. J. G. Gram
berry. ID. D., thnylng returned TO the city,
will preach at IL A. NJ. and S z. NJ. 'sl.
Centenary MethodiSt.-kev John <. Ed
wards, D. d., at IL a. NJ. and 2. NJ. The
extra services will I've continued every night
next week. ..... ..-. . .f..~ i
Sidney Mehodist.-Rev. D. P. Wills, pre-
siding elder. at IL a. NJ. and 8 p. NJ. Quar-
terly conference on Tuesday night. =. =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-08

RICHMOND BANKS SwIspLED ny A FsMALE
On the 9th day OF last April q niddle.aget
lady called ut the Planters and ,Mecbauics
Bank, of Petersburg, and obtained q draf
on the German-American Bank of New
York for 50 80, payable TO A. s. Went wortb
AS we learn from the Petersburg, Indee
Appedl, on the 18th the cashier of the Plant
ers and Mechanics { Bank, Mr. Thomas
Whyte, received The following note, moi
dated: from the same 1adS ga :. =. ! -
- Cash. Planters, and A Bank: -.s,.t,
g Please send me draft on New York for
$3.50. to A. S. Wentworth. An accident
happened to the one I got. 1t was sent
wrong, and when it comes back TO me I will
call and have it Fixed. The rain prevents
my calling. Oalige truly, etc., ~, .afy.
:" Mrs. D. e. ELLIOTT, of Cbester.,' .
This pote contained 10 currency The
amount indicated, and of course the draft
was sent without hesitation or suspicion to
her at the City Hotel, where she pretended
to be stopping. as>-" '~-rs' .a--a!.s: Il
Obtaining by this subterfuge two anthem.
iicsted drafts for the amount of $3.50 each,
she or her confederates proceeded Dy chemI-
calls 10 erase the figures and words, or 80
much as was necessary 10 their purpose, and
substituted instead $1,000. She succeeded
in realizing the currency for the draft dated
April 9th at the First National Bank in
Richmond, and the draft dated April 18th
was cashed by the Richmond Banking and
Insurance Company. The drafts were for
warGed to the German American Bank in
New York, and the swihdle was not dis.
covered until theYoucbers for the same we're
received at the Planters and Mechanics
Bank IL Petersburg, when the difference in
the amounts caused an examination with
magnify ing glasses, which revealed thssfraud d.
1t was also noted that the endorsation on
one of the drafts was A. r. Wentworth and
the other was A. S. Wentworth. -....