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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-20

| (NOACHMAN'S ITUATION WANTED FOR TIE
" summer-Is single sober and trustworthy. II any
gentleman wants good call on or address J. H.,
| No. 10 West 9Th st.
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ST SECOND AND THIRD FLOORS TO LET-sINGLY
or en- suite also other Rooms, with good Board terms
low. 10 East wenty seventh street
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ROARDERs WANTED.

BEAUTIFUL FRONT PARLOR AND TWO FOURTH
| moor Rooms all overlooking Madison square, with
rst Board at rs and Is EAST rwentythirj street
moderate.
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~ class German, single; thoroughly understands hi,
business; Is good, careful ana safe driver;
wei recommended. Address b. A, Herald Uptown
Branch Office.
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As cOACHMAN-BY A sCOTCHMAN. UNMARRIED
"A thoroughly competent In the management o
horses good, ste ad diver in city country; highly
recommended Address b., box 2l7 Herald ONCE.
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VNANTED-A RESPECTABLE MIDDLE-AGED WO-
w man 10 wait upon and nurse old lady invalid
One with experience and references cali at East
3lst st.
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| CoACHMAN'S S1TUATION-A RESPECTABLE
| - Protestant married man; no encumbrancei gar
dening. &c. city or country good references Address
| w. W., box lA Herald office.
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Tos SOLOMON 4 co.
81 Auctioneers
1874 fulton street,
opposite the Belmont Hotel. will sell, on Tuesday.
Wednesday and thursday 10Th 2lst and I'D $50 100
worth of nnc Di amonds gold Watches. Chains &c 4c
beng the first sale OF loans which have been collecting
toe past twelve months. Sale to commence at 10
N. sharp.
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(OACHMAN's OR GRoOM'S SITUATION WANTED
" BY young man; milk help the gardener
mind turnaces black boos Is willing and obliRing best
references Address NJ, box el6 herald office
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| E,NGLISH FARMER, WHO Is GOOD CoACHMAN
| u wants q situation some lady's gentlema
place.; city references Address YoRksHIakMAN,
| offic
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ClrUAl ION WANTED-AS COACHMAN, BYAYoUNQ
- man who Thoroughly understands the care Of horses
and carriages Is good groom and careful driver; 10
willing and obligng; city and country reference Call
address last employer. l6 West sch St
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| GARDENERS sITUATlOz wANTED-IS SINGLE:
VI has long experience in the culture flowers fruits
and vegetables is willing 70 make h imseh generally
useful. Address +. a. T., Herald Office.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

SHERIFF's SALE OF HORSE, HARNESS MILK
- Wagons; HERMAN sherinrs Auctloneer, sells
this day TUESDAY July 90 ut IL O'clock No 10 Bow
cry. one fine Horse, one Mills Wagon and Harness
WILLIAM C. CONNER sheriff.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-10-07
the Los. Of Flesh From s,c,,,,r

II two perroGs arc 10 occupy bedroom dur
lag night, let them step upon the weighing
scslee &c they retire. and theu again in the morn.
Tag, snd they will find their actual weight il al
isist pound lesH in the morning. Frruuently
Che loss will be more, and the ayoraga loss
tnsonsh tho year wall be all Of that. l'hat is.
dhT.nE th1 nght there II tho loss OF 4 pound of
matier, which has gone on from the bGllias, part
" from the lungs and partly through tho pores
VI the rtln. The escaped matter il carbnlic acitt
and iefllse animal matter, or poisonous cXhala o.
Gone. THIS IL din used through the air in part
=nd III part absorbed by tho bodcInthes, fla
single onhce of wood or cotton be burned in n
room Il Will 81 completely :. saturatc tho
AL with smoke that one can hardly
breathe, though there can only be one
ounce OF foreign matter in the
AR u An onnce OF cotton be burned every half
hour dhflng the night tho air will be Kept con.
tinuslly saturated with smoke unless there he All
open door or window for It's escape Now the
sixteen onhces of smoke thus formed IL far leAs
poisonous than tho sixteen ounces OF cXhua.
uone from the lungs and bodies of tho two prr,
cons who have lOnt n pound IN weight during tho
eight hours OF sleeping for wlIle the dry smoke
e mainly taken into the lungs tho damn ndur.
from the body are absorbed, both into the lung-
snd into the pores of the whole body, Need
more be SAID ~ show the importance uf having
bedrooms well ventilated and of thoroughly ar
ils The sheets, blankets, coycriis AMI uNttrrs.
s7e III the morning before packing Them nm in
tie form OF 4 neatly made bDuy
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oil Of SltriDl.


THE ACCIDENT IN DELAWARE CouSTY-uow INIu-
BY FROM THE spnLED ACID MAY BE AVOIDED.
A few days ago tho COMMERCIAL referred to
the facts that farmer in Delaware county,
named Granville Rollins, (or Rawlngs.) had
been badly burned by the accidental breaking of
chfboy OF oil OF Vitriol, (suphuric acid Ii
seems that the injured man. with two others.
was making "holne. made fertilizer" using sui
phnIic acid. as usual. THIS was IN large car
ooy, from around which they ncautionsly took
the basket work which enclosed the bottle, They
placed the bottle upon bench and one man
held the bucket TO receive Il portion OF the Ii
quid, while Mr.. Rawlings and the Othor man
managed the bottle, which burst throwing its
contents oser the three men. Mr.. Rawlings had
the lower part OF His pants inside of his boots
burnt and considerable portion of the LIQUID
made its way into his boots, and before ho
could remove them and his pautalouns, his feet
snu limbs wore badly injured.
10 connection with tins subject, Il very inter-
ssting and important paper was reai mt a recent
meeting of tile Delaware comfy Institute of Sci
snee, by br. j. T. Hudiosou. lie said A sin.
gle drop OF the acid applied to the skin, il not
intsrfefed with, will soon causc an affecting ul-
Ger, which the early application Of drop of wa
Tor would not prevent, but Ouly add the effect of
scaid 10 that OF an oEchtOtc whereas an
oancs OF water earl applied wuni wash or the
snid at once, aud not q ve4ige Of its presence
would remain. Fifty years ago was in phila-
asiphia Walking mp Market street behind u man
wheeling h barrow, ou which was q carbnv of oil
OF VitrioL In raising the wheel over tho curb
Stone ri tile corner of Fourth street a
Sudden concnsrlOn broke tho Carb0y, The
man wore shoes, one of which had all its
vacant spaces immediately filed with the acid.
The slde-gntter was fortunately at tho tmo How
ING with waste water from brewery ut Il short
distance, into which directed tho unfortunate
Ihisht OF the barrow to pnt bis foot before he
ore" on his stoching. rne stocking had ALREADY
changed color from dark buo to a bright vel,
ioH' The crowd which had already collected III
II by magic, vociferonsly opposed my presclip
ton' and clamofed for sweet oil. Meanwhile,
urged the trial Of my remedy in vain, tho crowd
lusieIng most vehemently that the contact with
the water would endauger the loss of the foot,
sAd 1t was not until lai announced myself AZ
physician and pronsei to euro the man gratis
II damage resulted, that got tho foot, stocking
and all, INTO the dirty water whence the foot
came out IN about minute perfectly unscathed
aud then took advantage OF the opportunity TO
impress upon the minds of my audiouCe the sri.
pef'of merit Of water ms q remedy in all similar
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-10-07
Fly Coaching Hats.

Mr. &. H. odoll, at hir hotel on Front street,
Ls The happy owner Of u fly discrimination, which.
i"f lhpfongh work, is unsurpassed by ANYTHING
Ne nave ever seen. In ono of the windows
fronting on Front street, where -ampus of his
wares are occasionally shown, II rat Logan SOW
eial weeks s'nee to make sy visits, and secured
good meal AZ often rs he came by catching
ne many HES which are on the panc- of plas,,
lie grew very expert ut 1t, and thOu,h at first
quite shy, soon became cmboldoned when lac
FOUND he was not disturbed in liis fural,ing OK
petitions, and would pursue his business not in
The least inundated byspectat1rs who were only
separated from hun by a paue of glass. lie oil,
tsined entrance 10 tins window by guawing Il
hole thlongh the wooden basc, coming from he.
tOS, For weeks he has pursued ms ily-huutinp
bu,inesa uudstnfbcd. Ono Sunday waiter lis.
covered him IN the act of Introducing a friend
or member OF his family to his fOraging ground,
ius new conner was very shy and only put h-
head through, while the old habifuo tried 10
coax him in the window. He wonld catch a fly,
srsVely hand it 10 his freni who would NJ,
sravely eat il, and look for moro. By degree.
he lost 4 little OF his fear. walked out, and soon
Ee'ame al expert IN the new business. Either
one or both may be zeen almost any dav.-N,,r.
tUJh irLqraph.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-10-07
Death at American Girl.


CHE fALrs DEAD IN THE first HEAT OF THE FREE
fok-AII RACE AT EiMtRA.
i.ihiRA, N. Y, Oct. 1.-The lannon's trotting
;asre American Girl fell dead this afternoon in
tue hrrt heat IN the free for-all race on the FL
tA'ia Dr,Ving Park. She was driven by John j..
bSty and appeared NJ the start 10 be in tho worry
Lest condition. The horses were scored Il mum.
EeE OF times before thny got tho word. The
Girl al the iiIrt turn was well ahead. At this
POINT her driver noticed that rlie seemed to he
SWING out, and let her head loose. She kent
staggering for All eighth OF Il mile. and ut the
quarter pole fell and died instantly without a
stingge. She fell very easily, with her shoulder
ktIsinet tile fence. The incident excited great
deal OF sympathy, n tho mare was a great favor
iteoheie, and had boon tho chief attraction fot
che racer To day.
American Girl was owned by William Lowell,
OF Flew York, aud was valuel NJ 52j, 400 which,
sum bad been offered for her only last week.
ihe Was thirteen years old, and has been IL IA
yorite on the turf for years. Tho Elmra Driving
Faih ASSOCIATION pr0pure. shOui the body DO
lsft here, 10 erect a thUnssDd-dyllar monument
10 the memory Of American Girl. There was no
.Isilfahre On the mare.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-10-07

The few compositions,
which have won the conf
lrnce OF mankind AMI he
CON e household words,
among not only one hui
many nations, must have
extraordinary virtues.
Perhaps no one ever &C.
cured so wide a reputation
or maintained 1t So long.
~ ayers Cherry i'eciOral.
II has been known to the
public about forty years.
by q long continued series
OF marvellous currs, that
hIua unu I,r II n ,,rnu
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-10-07
3aedieal.
NECETlNE
WILL CURE
SCROUFULA,
Medifal.

scRoFuLous HUMoR.
vsaErINE will eradicate from the system every
tain, of Sc oiua and scrofuous iumor. 1t has per-
manentty Cntei thousands IN Boston aud ic,nify
who had been long and pahiul sufferers.
CANCER, ChsCEEoUs HUMOR.
The marvellous effect Of yEasTINs in case NJ Can
GER ano uanctrous humor CHALLENGES Inc most pro.
found attention OF the m<itrAl farults, many OF
wnOm arA prescribing |Edi*lNE TO Their iati '''ts'
CANKER
vsGsrisE has never failed to cure tho most In
Neklbic case or tankef.
MERcuRIAL DISEASES.
The VpdErISE merits with wonderful success In
he cure of this class OF diseases.
PAIN IN THE BONES.
In this complaint the vEGsrIEE is the great
remedy, m II removes from the system the produc
ing cause.
SALT RuEuM.
letter. sat Rhenm, scald Head, Ac., will GER
anly yield to the great Alternative tnectiof vEGE-
me.
RRYsiPELAs.
| vEGErSE has never failed TO cure the mos. in
| 'voieiaie ciIsc OF Eiysipcas.
| PiMpLES AND HuMoRS OF THE FACE.
Rsas shOIll teach VA that blocHy rough or pin.
pied skin depends entirely upon an internal cause
| aud no ontwnrl application can ever cure the dc.
| iert NkdErlNE is the great blood pnrther.
TUMORS, uLCEhs AND OLD SORES,
Are caused 10y an impure state of the blood
| Cleanse the llood thoroughly with VsGErlkE, an,
| these oonplniats viii disappear.
sArARRn.
For this complaint the only substantial benefit
can be obtained through the blood NEaETlHE II
the great blood purifier.
CONSTIPATION.
VEGRITsE does not act as cathariic u debilinie
| the bowels, but cleanses all the organs, enabling
each to perform TIE functions ueYolvIng upon
| them.
PILES.
yEGErINE has restored thousands to health who
| have been long and painful sufferers.
pY,rEfslA.
rectIons, u certain and speedy cure will follow it,
| use.
FAlNrNEss AT THE STOMACH.
VEGErISE IL not q stimulating btters which ere.
| ates FICTITIOUS appetite, but gentle tonic, which
assists nature 10 restore the stomach 10 health,
acton.
| FEMALE WEAKNESS,
| NEGEIIEE acts directly upon tile causes Of these
| complaints. IL invigOratts and strengthens iht
| whole system, acts upon tine secretlve organs ant
| nllHys Inflammation.
| GENERAL DEBILITY.
| in THIS complaint the good effects OF the VEGE
| TINE are realized Immediately after commencing
| 10 take II AZ debility denotes deficiency OF III,
| blood, AMI NEGRriNE acts directly upon The blood.
| VEGETlNE Is SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS
|
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-10-07

., one OF President Grants objects in going
West at the present time, ls to make some cl,ang,
~ the management OF his farm near ST. I.onis
"hich has not been source Of profit to him. thC
ontsoes overwhelming tho income hy ob0nt
s9,uOo year. He will dispose of ell his stock
th.s week, aud then decide whether TO lease or
manage the farm himself
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-10-07

StHtIuu8 mstktu thus have no agents.
the regular morning train makes close cOnnrc on
a. Clayton with trains on the Delaware Ront both
North and South,
Passengers for Baltimore change cars ut Whining.
ton. Passengers from Baltimore on morning train
change cars nj Delaware Junction,
| Saturday. ''''
Bep2, 3mw FRED. GEEKRR Lessee
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dence IN It's virtues, never cgnullcd by any other
medicine. IT still makes the NEST eeCiual cures of
coughs Colds Consumption. that can he male by
medical SKILL Indeed the Cherry Itctorat has really
robbed these dangerous diseases of their terrors
great exteni,and given feeling OF immunity from
tler iatal elects That IS well founded II the rene
hy he taken IN season. Every family should hav. 1t
N ihcr closet for the ready and prompt relief of ts
inehhtrS. sickness, suffering. and even life is
saved by this timely protection. The prudent should
not neglect It, nnl the wise will not. Keep 1t by
you for the projection it affords 10y Its timely use IN
Sudden attacks.
Prepared by
DIR. ). q. AVER a co. Lowell, Mass,
Practical and Analytical Chemsts
Sold by
ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALER IN MEDICINE.
janis, lweoiaw
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MontgosneYy's
Nervine !

Mnniromcry's Ncrvinc cures Rheumatism
Montgomery Nc,N iuc cures Neuralgia.
Montgomery Nrrviuc cures iIyseria
NunlgpMcfy'S Nrrytut cares Headache,
NOuig tnetN'H NrrylnG cures Stiat!cu.
HOntVOhpry's kCrylnr cures Fits
NnnigDncrV's NcTyIUp cures Tic DoloreuX
MOnlgOmcryS Nrryiue cures Plantation OF the
Heart, AMI all Nervous Affections.
Why sUiirr, when one bottle Of this medicine will
give you immediate rrlirtg Principal depot, 1871 N
Ninth s'r'Ht, fhIiHh"lrhln, IA For safe by al
HrupyglA
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-10-07

8 i A s o N A b l. E.-DURING THIS
~ sweltering weather every one should be familiar
with the value OF Good Toilet Powder In preventing
and removing excavations, chatngs, irritability
ana molstness OF the skin. large assortment Of
Powder, Powder Pufs and Pun Boxes, for sale Nv
X. BkINGHURST i CO.,
Corner Sixth and Market streeta
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-10-07
DENNsYLyANIA RAILROAD.

rr,s o Ane ALL .f noNpnx oosM a srS s ~
AEAaAs ''e's nepot rn..y ,ssconu MA AA'As' o''
p.o,, 49, aH q il sn, x
nd ii.ss 2. i. q sunday $50 4. NJ, j, ana I1c
Pm.
niagara kaprssa. daily. except son'isy .II 4. N.
Ksnoya and Kane Exp daily sx SUNDAY, TN An.
aSIk and Hanover Exp except sai,aAy' Ky A. M.
York Mail daily. except sunday A. NJ
Mail tram daily, lan Sunday leaves al a.
D. aud runs only 70 Harrisburg. sm An
on sunday at s.ao A. NJ.
York, Hanover freik Acc ex sunday !. o. I'm
harrisburg Acc. daily, except snniay' ss0, I'm
syn ssws ana Aa Yas sy M ssnay a,
parEesburg Train daily. except sunday, $50 Pm
pt,sburs Express daily, except Sunday. s.ir, Pm
Pacific Express daily. ll.n, IN
Erie MAIL and Buffalo ex laily ,ex.s saturday u IS,
a M sTp "s ss h a. ~ dss s1 S MONDAY
delivered a. va Market street ny s. Pm.
NEW YORK Oisis,os
A. NJ. Qim;ted Nsx YORK Express ~ +; NJ,
mian!shi on sunday. Y.4o 100 !, $40. 4. NILE.
e.35, I, 710p. ano H. night Ma train, 7, A. n.
Express for Long Branch and sqaan, 7.2p A. M. and
pu,.,,r Fk g ksN y nUaI 81 DEPT ssp
Trenton, $50, 1918 A. M. p $40 AlO, s1n. and $50,
p.~ On sunday, s.la, A. n. and up. n,
8xnress for New York $50 A. NJ. On sunday, I A.
M. and no 7. n; ,x,a,>,
bkLvlDERE DIVISION
FROM KENslNGToN DEPOT.
Express for Trenton. Lainbertve, phillipsblrl,
Easton, Water Gap, Scranton, AG.. ss6 NJ, s.S
p. N. Express for Belvldere, 1918, A. M.
For l.ambertville, Pennington ami hopeweIl, $50
lOls. A, l., and b,lb p, u,
For F,em!nston: 400 y ,n: =: ~ ant s@n NJ.
FROM DEPOT SD AND MARKET STREETS.
| For Trenton and Lambertyille, $50 =. IN.
| AhBOY DIVISION.
| FROM MARKET sTRBEr FHkhy
Accom- .rOf New York, via Perth, Alntoy and James,
| burg and Monmouth Junction, $50 A. n. and .,
| J.. M. Connecting for Long Branch and SquAn,
Accom- for TreDtuu, CONNECTING with expr,rA Lra M
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-10-07
WlLMlNGTON l. READING X, X.
w SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

atucue,E "
CONNECTIONS,
AZ wilmington with trains on the Philadelphia
wilmington Baltimore and Delaware Railroads
AZ tmldds Ford with trains on p. Il b. O, X II.
NJ tOhtesville with trains on Penna. X, H., and n;
Recalling with trains on phila K Reading Leb Va
ah', East fenlia.r aud Reading Columbia ksilroai
AMI the Recalling AIT; Lehigh Railroad.
Innr9-bf General Sn narn.ane,.nn,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-10-07

For Diseases OF the Throat and Lungs. such
Coughs, Gods WhO0ping Cough, Bron-
gDitis. nAi lima and luusluuion
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-10-07
1xiI yma E:ass.

X ENT COUNTY RAILROAD,
~ CHANGE OF TlMR.
Connecting with tho Delaware Railroad ut C1aytou.
And running a. fOllQMa mill flrfher nniica.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-10-07
A YER'S CHERRY PICTORIAL.

vEGETlNE ) SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
spntp2.lyy
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-01
City Bnstuess lirertnrp.

Auctioneers
L. W. Stidham 4 Son, Ill tAst 9TH strrst
Bankers md Brokers
X. X. Robinson d Co., 400 Market street.
Boot und Shoe Makers and DenIers.
Babcook 4 Bro, 213 Market street.
John y. MOreland, 4th and Poplar sta
Carpenters md Isnilders.
e. iiaddoek, shop Thorno bol Front Res iuI8 wsshn
d. H. d. Seeds, shop w. 9TH, near West.
CIgars md Tobncco.
brisbane DeMalnville, II Fourth street
Clocks, Watches, md Jewellers.
j. O. Massey, 4H King street.
Conch nnd CnrrInso Material.
WIN. Green DO, S. II. corner :d and Sbiploy sts,
Druggists.
II. r. Bringhurst, sl7 Market ST.
Florists.
Tatnall Co., Delaware Avenue and Jefferson at.
General Insurance Agents.
Thomas I. Pummer, 5O2 Market st.
Woolley d Van Trump, bl0 Market at
Gents' Furnishing Goods
John p. Doughteu 4lO Market st.
Iron and Steel
Wm. Green Co., s. 10. corusr 81 and Shipsy sts
Livery Stables
Patrick Holland. $. W. corner front and Orange
i.oohinx-tiInsses md Frames
Il. MoMonagle, ID and King sts.
Merchant Tnilors
Geo. Gouert 13 II. 9TH st.
John II. Mnblhausen, 4l5 King at.
Reni Esfnte Agents
Evans Pennington, Almonds Bd'g 18th and Marlst
j. Ii. Frazer. I'd and ShipIey SIS.
Mn Reynolds 90. s3i Market st.
VIM McCaulley Co., 6Ds Market st.
Rcstnnrnnt and Billiard Room
Joseph Fullmer, 5Ui and bO6 Market st.
Sewing Machines
Grover Baker Sewing Machine %, 5O7 King at
New American Sewing Machine, 7ls Market al.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-01
MISCELLANEOUS.
lFrnm our Late Editions Of Yesterdsy.l
Mine Explosion.

TWO MEN KILLED AND SEVERAL WOUNDED.
PoTrsyIILF, Pa, Sept. 90.
By an explosion OF gas in Anchor Coliery at
Heckeheryille, this morning, James Adams and
Arthur Hunt were killed, and Isaac Wilson WAS
probably fatally wounded Michael Butler and
feter Franks were severely injured about the
head and bsdy, and Moses James, boy, was
slightly burned They wero on duty, last night
IN the mine and were ordered to leaye by the
lire boss, this morning. who began to clear it of
gases that had accumulated Tho mon refused
TO 60 out, and during tho process Of driving ont
tho gas it exploded from tho minors' lamps with
tho above rnhult
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-01
The Irish tsIunt.

HIS AExIEli IN DEATH ABOUT THE ARREST OF HIS
MURDERER.
Edward o'Ba!dwin, tho "Irisll Giant" who
died yesterday morning, was deeply concerned
about tho arrest of his murderer, (his partner,
Michael Finney0 and when, in response to an
inquiry il he had been apprehended,
ho was answore, in tho negative, be-
lievo they ever would arrest him. Deceased
was 35 years Of age, and native of county Wa
terford Ireland. His height was 6 feet inches,
and weight 200 pounds. lie had great many
friends among his class, and tho regrets ex-
pressed at his untimey end appear to be as sim
core as tlloy arc general.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-01
Now York state.

FIRES AT sASpy nrLL AND NEAR Arrn's BASIN.
WHITEHALL, MY, Sept. 30.
Tho Wilbur carriage manuractory and two
dwellings, wero destroyed by fire. .at Sandy Hill,
last night The losses aro from 45O, MO to $780,
600, with only partial insurance.
A barn ono milo from Smiths Easin, N. Y,
was destroyed by fro, last night. A canal horse
driver named Brennan and several horses were
burned to DEATH
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-01
The All Rail HOnte from Louisville

At a conference between the General Council
and citizons of Louisville and committees from
Richmond, Va. and Lexington, Ky, it WAS re-
solved to recommend a subscription of 100000
by tho General Council and citizens of Louis
vile to secure the completion of tho Louisville
and Big Sandy Railroad between Mount Stirling
and tho Western terminus OF the chesapeake
and Ohio Railroad thus securing a continuous
line from Louisville to Richmond and tho sea-
board. This subscription is contingent on u
subscription of s200,000 by Central Kentucky
and $500, 900 by tho city Of Richmond for the
samo prrpoBe.