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BL00DsHED IN YAzOO CIrY.
A Riot at q Radical nieetins-A PoIiticsa.
Killed and several Wounded.

VIcKsDURG, Sept. "A riot occurred a
a Republican meeting In Yazoo City last might.
Sheriff Morgan. Republican, made an inramma-
tory speech. He said tho course OF the Demo-
Gratis meant war, and war would be the conso-
quence A colored man named Robinson rose
to speak, and while censuring the Republlosa
oficials. voices cried, Put him out. he Ia q
Democrat" Another speaker denounced one
OF the officials as thief. Tho lie was given, and
shooting began. About fftv shots were hrod.
several persons were wounded, and Richard
Mitchell, late Republican candidate for MayOr,
was killed. Great excitement prevails. Compa.
nles have been organized and equipped in ths
city and county. People are arminR. The town
Is picketed with citizen soldiers prepared for
any emergency that may arise. Thus far ths
trouble has been confined to the Radicals only.
but the Conservative whites, fearing n negro
riot, have armed for self-protectlon. All roadz
u now quiet. Among the wounded is W. IL.
Foote, prominent negro politician, who win
probably die.
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Detective Thompson saw John Corbitt, lately
arrested for the murder OF Mr. Noe two other men,
trying the private entrance TO the house OF Mr. Isaac
s. Hatch al - East Iwenty rst street Corbt crossed
the street, another man entered the house. and the
third went into drug store next door. Thompson
ran across the street to Mr. Hatch, and seeing
1orbitt signalling, caught the man who talking TO
the druggist COrbtt walked up and Thompson ar est
ca him me latter tIippei ihonpson up snu ran Let
ting go OF his rtst prisoner Thompson pursued Corbt
and threatened 10 shoot Inn. Corbit stopped visited
until Thompson came up and then, jumplg upon him.
struck linn IN the face, causing the blood now
era citizens then held GoTbitL until Thompson recOv
Corbitt that ntted Mr.. Hatch's door Inspector Dks
asked CorUitt what he was doing MIR, Hatcs house.
Corott cooy replied that he had gone there 10 tteak
into the TIL.
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THE CALIFORNIA ELECTION.
The Banner Republican County Captured
Three Democratic ConEre.amen.

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 3.-The Democratic
State ticket Is overwhelmingly elected, the re-
turns so far showing fully 5000 plurality. The
Independent ticket, led by Senator Booth, has
been complete failure. Bldwell, the Indspen.
d. mt candidate for Governor, did not carry u
county In the State. The vote of the State as
far a. heard from, except the cities Of San Fran
cisco and sacramento, where the vote Is much
mixed. gives Irwin Dem.), for Governor, 21,6o4 ;
and Bid we'll Ind), 9,6I3.
In the Second Congressional District, Page
(Rep.l receives 4.s91 votes Larkin (Dem.I ISsI I;
and Futile und), 1887. In the Third District,
Luttrell Dem receives 5,6i1 votes DEMO (Rep)
2.t56 and Reid Qnd.l, 2,l65 In the Foult tn Dis
trict, WiRgonton (Dem) receives 6.4i2 votes (;
Houghton (hep), 4,SB; and Thompson lind u
1919. In this city, Piper (Dem.), for Congress, 10
undoubtedly elected.
The Democrats have elected their municipal
ticket In San Francisco, including the Mavor, A.
j. Bryant, an old-time Republican, Ralston's
candidate who was adopted by the Democratic
Convention. Alameda county, across the bay
from San Francisco, always the banner Republ-
can county in the State, has given a Democratic
majority OF over l,0OO. The cry at every precinct
was " % Third Term"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-04
A..i.,ant Di.,ric, Atiorner pnna Dead.

Assistant District Attorney Dana died 0l
paralysis At his residence, 20 West s1ynrst street. -
Thursday evening, aged % years. The mAady attacked
HIM ON sunday evening, and, notwithstanding his Ap-
parentlY sturdy, robust constitution he succumboA
without second stroke, Mr. Dana was a native Of
fNeDurg, Me, graduated In arts University ot
vermont ana studied and practsed law In Portland.
where he lived twenty years. The last ten OF thess
years were spent the partner OF Judge Shepey Ths
great nrc IN Portland left MIN pccunlarily almost
where he began twenty years before. la 1870 he
moved TO tins city, anu became partner ia the Law
nrm u Rollins q Holland. Ia May, 1874. Mr.. Pneps
appuntcd him Assistant District Attorney. Mr. Dana's
oicial duties appertaiucd chiefly TO routine once
business He appeared but seldom prosecutor In the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-04
THE RING SAFE BURGLARY.
Denial of tho Report Of Bsnton's Arress-
Two Interesting Theories

WASHINGTON. Sept. 3.-The District ana
Federal authorities deny that Benton has beon o.
rested, and that he Is now In custody In this city
Two theories are held concerning this n sttH.
One is that Benton, thinking District Attornsy
Fisher would retire on Sept. 1, came here voiun-
tarily, expecting to md MIR. Wells, who will suo-
coed Fisher, and intending to make n clean
breast Of the Harrington safe burglary job TO the
new District Attorney. Fisher being still In
the old District Attorney shall have stepped
down and out. The other theory Is thaA
the publication In the New York newspapers
stating that Benton had been arrested in New
York and brought 10 this city, was job put up
by some OF the Washington Ring to give Ijentoo
notice to get out Of the way before Wells as
sumes charge IA public prosecutor. Tho simi-
lariy OF construction and consecutiveness ot
detail presented by the paragraphs printed IN
the New YORK morning newspapers Is pointed
~ In support Of this last theory.
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THE DEATH or GEN. FRossARD.
The 0mcer who Made the Openipg Attack iu
the frnnco-PrussiRn Mnr.

'no o"cer VINO hndo tue Openipg Attack In
the Franco-Prussian War.
A cable despatch from Paris yesterday an
nouneed the death OF Gen Charles Auguste Frossard
in the sixty eighth year OF his age Gen Frossard was
educated at the Polytechnic School In Paris and in the
Military Academy at Metz. He entered the army in
1927 participated in the Belgian campaign OF is3i-S2
and was made Captain for his bravery. In 1888 he
went to Algeria, and thirteen years later returned to
Paris with the rank Of major. In 1S4e he commanded
the corps Of engineers IA Rome, aud in 1858 he was
made director of the fortncatons Of orsn Algeria
During the CrimeAn he acted Chief Enyineers
OF the Army OF tne East Ne returned again to Algeria
where he remained until 1889. when he ordered 10
Italy, with the rank Of General At the close OF the
war he Was made Grand Oncer Of the Legion OF Honor
and appointed Governor OF the Prince Imperial. IL
was he who opened the France Prnssian war, " the
mAndsd the Second Corps of the Army Of the Rhine.
-Four days later he was defeated at the spichern
Heights between that town and FOrbach and with.
drew TO Metz de aiterward fought at Courcelies.
oner At the surrender OF fortress aud was
IN frankfOrt until the close OF the war
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THE MONTREAL RIOT.
Guibord's Empty Grave Filled Up-The Mob
sin Guarding the Cemetery.

SIM Eunrding the cemetery.
MONTREAL, Sept. 3.-After the departure
OF Gubord's remains from the Catholic Ceme-
tery gates yesterday afternoon, the mob re-
mained IN force on the ground until the arrival
OF the Mayor and fifty police, when they imme-
diately abandoned the gates and dispersed
Before this. however, some Of then had filed
up the empty grave and torn down the cross
voused last evening, and is held IN readiness for
any outbreak 'rhe mob, numbering several
hundred, and well armed, are at the Cemetery
to-day. 1t Is not known when the funeral will
be attempted again. The priests deny that they
instigated the rot. The feeling runs very high
between the Catholics and prOtestants. The
Orangenen talk Of turning out at tho funeral.
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KILLING THE wRoNG MIN.
samuel McMurray's Murderous Mistake in
stRbbing William Doyle.

William Doyle was found, on the morn
ing Of Aug. q, leaning against a post In Green
wich street with a stab wound in his throat. He
died in Bellevue Hospital on the 9th. having
previously Identified samuel McMurray a. his
assailant.
The inquest yesterday showed that Doyle and
another man, on the morning Of the woundng,
went into McMurray's house, 4e4 Greenwich
street, to ind place to sleep. Doyle lay down
In the hallway, and the other n an went up stairs
into McMurray' 5 apartments, and threw himself
on the bed where MoMurray's daughter was
sleeping. Mrs. hcMurray shouted for her nus
band, and the man jumped out OF the window.
McMurray ran down stairs and found Doyle
asleep In the hallway. Supposing him to be the
man he was looking for, ho threw him into tho
street. stains VI blood were found ih the hall
way, and bloody knife was found in MeMur-
rays room.
The jury found that Doyle came to his death
at the hands Of McMurray, and the latter was
committed to the Tombs.
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More Whi,ewn.h W.n,.d.

wAsnINGTON, Sept. 3.-The Red Cloud Invostl-
eating Commission are expected to assemble hero lA
about week TO take additional testimony discuss tAs
evidence collected, ana agree report. Already
there are pTognostcatiOns which go TO indicate tks
character OF the report to be made. member Of de
commission wrote 70 friend Ia THIS city hat numerous
md charges had been persiaently mkde, but pod.
tive evidence had been offered which sustAiRa tho
ChaIges made By Prof. Marsh.
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Tho nrst coupon from the bonds stolen by
Alexander Hamilton the defaultlng city Treasurer OF
Jersey Ciy presented TO the Hudson County Bank
on Thursday. and payment refused. Tho coupon was
No on bond No, i23 and traced to the New YORK
Clearing House, thence TO Holman A Co, who repre-
sent that they received II In their exchange from
Deusch Enecten weohsel Bank. FranA fort on-Ma
This 10 the only coupon which has appeared from tho
whole S80OOO Of stolen bonds, aud probably taken
from OF the bOnds stolen from Hamilton while be
was In hiding In Mexico.
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THE CHAMPLiIS CANAL JOE.
Attorney-t;eneraI Pratrs Defence Of his Ae-
Iion and Tint OF -. CanaI board.


SYRACUSE, Sept. 3. - Attorney-General
Pratt will publish In to-morrow's Courier an eI-
PLANTATION OF the oficial action OF himself and
his associates in the meeting Of the Canal Board
on May IL, 1874, in reference to the adoption OF
the revised maps, plans and estimates for tho
enlargement OF the ChamplAln canal. The At
torney-General says;
There Is not word IN the law requiring new map
any part Of the act relsIiy. 20 Che champain canal
sI rs oi the ,d sT Of 1870 an o.
PLAIN canal and py the same act the State Engineer was
estimates such prop osed er argement locate
me line ot SAID WORK snd 40 part OF the money TO
plans &C had been submitted TO and approved by the
estimates and location Of line were submitted 70 the
Canal Board an, and approved on Sept "a. 1871:
Of 5000 wa: made for es1.nulng .he saarSemsni
the division Of the canals were feqalfed c re S,
s ss ~ das , spESs psns and ihs losa
Law Of $50 and 70 report sucn revised srrvsys maps
posed to mean review or reesamine and where ,hose
otieers were NOT satisfied with the former survey
they We're ssaeS Win he former oSson they WERE Wsrs
sssase % they SOui .@py S ADOPT Snd hs
foTlnsr rS ;;uryeys. -; y, Il mans s,;;, plans &C. ,...
Canal Boar Board dia Which was As nos .triSsy sse9Tdigo
se who'll Inc Ss beor TGST'ss pn ss5
be adopted BY the Board bat the act itself that
st lefore The reminder shall De located The board
therefore, adopted the surveys, plans dc., ALREADY
made acting IN good faith anu according 10 their beat
judgment.
In conclusion, the Attorney &c eneral says:
II the Canal Board erred, II s difcult TO discover
what the State has lost by their Had mans
been made they must have been precise copies Of the
othrs one gave no more opportunity for fraud than
the other.
"A to myself acted In that as have In an other
cases with conscientious endeaYpr 10 discharge my
whole duty and doubt not all the other members OF
tnc board old the same. have aw ays deemed ms self
strict cOnstructlOnist Of the most rigid kind and
know In this case there was nothing which might bias
my nina to give the law loose construction favor
Of that work. have been OutspOken against the whole
tcheme Of cnlargng the thampaln canal. 10 spend
nNc or SIX millions OF dollars In tie enlargement nat
canal the revenues OF which fan flr short Of paying
tue eAptnses OF Ordln ~ repairs II, aud con-
tnualy growing less. have ever considered pr nj.
gate waste OF the peoples money. IL has always been
therefore, with great reluctance, that have ever con.
seuted ~ any appropriation for that purpose
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Tho Nn,ich ConbIer. nm s,riko.

NATIcK, Mass, Sept. IA general strike was
inaugurated to-day among the workingmen IN ali tho
boot and shoe establishments at Cochtuate. Riga
hundred employees are Idle. The cause OF the stnks
that the employers refused 10 restore the nav 10
the standard before the reduction which va
made some months ago account OF dull trade. The
workmcn IN two prominent establishments OF thas
place struck Yesterday, but compromise efcctoA
aud work was resumed to-day.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-04
Coroner. ouarreIIiuu over COrpse..

Coroner Lynch was at the Jersey City Morgue
last night TO begin the Inquest In the case Of Jennie
Anderson. who was drowned last Saturday. lie was
about to call the Jury when Coroner whelan came In
with the precept Of the County Physician directing him
Jury list ana dismissed the jury, saying TO WheAn ;
NOW, hold your inquest you have no Jury this Ii
tue only one that has viewed the body aud no other
one IS legal" Whe an replied that be would get
stable 70 summon the same Jury and 4 that Plan failed,
he would have the body exhumed The quarrel lasted
nearly half hour.
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Another Mine los. Assn..inn1sd.

PoTTsvILLE, Pa, Sept 3.-Another shooting
case ia reported from ramaqut this morning It created
much excitement In this city The general inside bors
for the Lehigh and Wlkesbaue Coal Company. John r.
Jones, at Lonsiord mines, was shot dead at O'Clock
by Two men, stranRers, who Immediately fed.
Inc two men who Killed Jones were arrested his af
ternOon IN the woods near Tamaqua and have been
fully identned. They give their names a. Mich aeI j.
Lob0. BchuylKili county.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-04
PAPER TRADE FAILUREs.
Philadelphia House Failed. ond some
Assignments In New York.

Assignments In New York.
OF late there has been a great shrinkage
OF values In the paper trade, and this, with dull
times and the failure Of one OF two large houses,
has led to the suspension of many small nrms
Among these are Varnell Il Trlmbe, one Of the
largest Philadelphia houses. Their liabilities
are large, but they have offered to pay dollar for
dollar II their creditors Will allow them a rea-
sonable extension. &. W. Benedicts, Of lis VIII
liam street, whose failure has been announced
owes about S50OO0. q. w. Allen, successor TO
Malleson Allen, Spruce street, has failed
with liabilities OF f5OOOO, and several smaller
dc lers have made assignments. The paper men
look forward To better business next year and
many OF those who have succumbed hope soon
To resume.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-04
Tho Lnte.r Novelty In uurrIaries.

The patent leather factory Of A. &. Stengel &
Co.. at 325 Academy street, Newark robbed OF 2O0
hides, valued at $500 Though wA5on must have
been used and several trips to the place must havo
been necessary neither the wAtchmAn nor the police.
men had noticed anything suspicious going on. De
lecyes spent ten days on the case and found the hides
hidden In house In Bank street. the residence OF
memOeI OF the nrn The gentleman confesscs having
which no had been unable 70 accomplish BY other
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-04
The Charley RIOS. My.,erv.

At 10 o'clock last night Superintendent Wsa-
ling returned from Philadeiphia. lie denies that Msu
hosher knows anything about tho Whereabouts %
Charley Ross. In March last Mrs Mosher called upOa
biI nsling And told HIM she believed that woman -
heI could tell where Charley Ross o0aAA
Oe found Detectives we're detailed TO watch this We
the case.
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Bettie Jones, who had been taken drunk from
100 Thompson street to the Mercer street police station
on Thursday night and put into cell became very
noisy beating against the bars aud shouted for release
Al midnight she became quiet ana few minutes after
ward was found hanging Dy the neck. eead. She had
made moose with some OF her clothing.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-04
The Labor TroubIe. in Fan Riyer.

FALL RIVER, Mass, Sept. 3.-The spinners held
. meeting tonight, and voted 20 resume work at tho
reduced rates OF pay, The wesvers the contrary.
express determination to nght t out and teach tho
manufacturers lesson. The secretary OF their ass0cia
uon TO day issued circular 70 merchants and Others
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-04
weather Omoa Predio,ia..

Low and falling barometer, high Temperature.
brsk northeast TO southeast winds cloudy weather AaA
rainA followed By rising barometer northeast " soath
east winds. clearing and cooler weather.
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Mr.. u. G. Hill, musical conductor and founder
OF the Now York Philhs monc Society shot himself on
Thursday night at his residence Paterson ana died
suicide y, WV
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ThO nlaneY Of lha RnnL of CnIIfornin.

Judge Brady has granted attachments against
the property this city OF the Bank OF California
the SUIT OF Brown Brothers for 500 and OF the North
American Llfe Insurance Company for u 800 also
iInIanetlon 10 a suit ey the Bank OF British konh
bsnk bsnk o. tsli0rniA, from parting with sterlinR ek-
Change N their hand. unti tiooc gold: on Which tho
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-04
The Lau,.v,,Is a.nL v.....

LOUIsvIILE, Sept. D. Louis Rehm, the teller
OF the Planters Rational INK. who confessed having
taken the money himself, arraigned at the Guy
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-04
JOrrINGS ABOUr TOWN.

krysipeias and akin diseases arc quickly sa.-
re..ed aud cured bJ Daeys Magical rEih kktrsolss.
The daily gazette., 1875-10-01
SHEExIFF,s SALE.

Dy virtue OF a writ OF Levarl Facias to me
ID directed, will be exposed to Public Sale,
at the
DELAWARE HOUSE. No 519 MARK EFT ST.
kept by Geo. W. 0rtlip. in the City of Will
mington. New. Castle County Delaware. on
TUESDAY.
THE Eth DAY OF OCTOBER. 1875.
At o'clock. P: NJ.
The following described Real Estate, viz;
All that certain lot or piece Of land with a
two.story house thereon erected, situate IN
the City of wilmington aforesaid, bounded
and described as follows, to wit:
Beginning at the distance OF one hundred
and sixty-one feet northerly from the north
erly side Of A street on the easterly side of q
fifty feet wide street laid out at one hundred
and seventy-fve feet westerly from the west
erly side OF Claymont street, between Lob
dell and A streets, thence easterly parallel
with A street seventy-two feet to the west
erly side Of three feet wide alley, thence
northerly parallel with Claymont street four
teen feet along SAID alley side to stake,
thence westerly parallel with A street seven.
ty-two feet 10 the easterly side of the afore-
said fifty feet wide street, and thence thereby
southerly fourteen feet to the place of begin
ming, be tho contents thereof what they may,
with the free uI g and privilege of said three
feet wide alley IN common with others en-
wide alley connecting herewith in common
forever.
seized and taken into execution as the pro-
perty Of William c. Gallagher and Jane his
wife and terre tenants, and to be sold by
VIM. H. JAMESON, Sheriff.
Sherif's Oaice, New Castle,
Sept 10, A. ID. 1873 sepl62tawts
The daily gazette., 1875-10-01
SllOri6ss sale.

Rf rtueo sundry writs Of Leyari Facias
O., to me directed will Dc exposed to Public
DELAWAREnOUsE. NO. 5l3 MARKET ST,
kept BY George W. o 0rtlip, in the city of viii.
mington. New Castle county Delaware. on
TUESDAY. the 18th day of OCTOBER. 1878.
At2 O'Clock. p. m..
The following described Real Estate. viz:
All that certain lot OF piece Of land with a
Two story frame house thereon erected. situ :
ate IN the city of Wilmington aforesaid.
bounded and described Us follows. to Wit: Be-
ginning Of point on the northerl side of d
street at the distance of eighty four feet cas-
terly from the easterly side of Locust street II
corner for land of Richard II. Rowe: thence
along said Rowe's land northerly parallel
WITH Locust street. and passing through the
middle Of the partition wall between tho
house ON this lot and the hluse on the lot ad
joining ON the west ninety-four feet to tho
eoutnerly aide of q six feet wide alley leading
into Locust street: thence easteriy along said
side OF said alley parallel with B street
twelve feet to Q stake; thence soatherly par.
ailei with Locust street and passing through
the middle Of the partition wall between this
house and the house adjoining on the east
ninety-four feet to the aforesaid side of b
street; and thence thereby westerly twelve
ieet to the place OF beginning. be the co ontents
privilege of the said six toet vide alley lead
ing into Locust street in common with others
entitled thereto forever,
Seized and taken in execution as the pro-
perty OF William z. Gallagher and Jane his
wife. and t. ts and to be sold by
VIM. q. LAMBSON, Sheriff.
Shsrifs Once. New Castle. Sept. 80. lS75.22
The daily gazette., 1875-10-01
To Those Who Going to Sea.

On the subject of sea.sickness, Col.
Knox, who is great traveller has this
hint to offer:
To those who contemplate going to
sea, l have n piece of advice to offer
that may save them the pangs of the
marine malady.
The night before you are to sail,
take blue pill-ten grains-just be-
fore going to bed, and when yeu get
up the next morning, take, the first
thing, dose of citrate magnesia
Then eat your breakfast and go on
board, and | will wager four to one
that you will not be sea-sick moment
though the water may be as rough as
an Arkansas travellers manners.
The above presc ription was given to
me several years ago, and have rigid
ly followed it every time have gone
to sea since ! received it. 1t has saved
me from sea-sickness and it has been OF
equal value to many Others TO whom
have given it.
The daily gazette., 1875-10-01
sHERIFF,s SALE.

10y virtue of wut of VenN6oni Ex-
ID ponas to me xTected, will be exposed to
public sale, al ne Hotel of James g. Town
send, at Townsend. in AppoquAnimink Hun
dred, New Castle County, Delaware. on
FRIDAY,
THE sTH DAY OF OCTOBER, 1875.
At l2 O'Clock, NJ,
The following described real estate, VIE:
All the lands, tenements and hereditaments
Of the Smyrna and Delaware Bay Railroad
Company, the defendant, situated In Appo-
auinlmink Hundred, the county OF New Cas-.
tie. and state of Delaware, with, u railroad
track laId down theI con. and the lands con
tiguous thereto and on both sides OF said rail
road track. adjoining lands OF David j. Muir
phey, lands OF Thonlas Holt and Henry p.
Holt, and lands OF 0theN. The said lands ly-
ing in two several parsels, be the contents
whatever they may, together with the rail
road iron, ties, bridgss. fish platos bolts.
nuts and all other app,it nances 10 the sail
railroad track belonging, connected there
with or laid down npon the railroad bed
thereof.
Seized and taken IN eoution as the pro
perty of The Smyrna apu Delaware Bay RAN
road Company and to DO sold by
WILLIAM ii. LAMBSON, Sheriff.
her1frs once, New Castle.
Sept. is, A. D.. 1915 }sepl0 2tawts