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The daily gazette., 1875-04-17
FIRST EDITION
An IJnposrer Decamped.
HOW HE BOUGHT A FARM, ETC
puRcHAsE OF PHILIP r. cLARK's FARM
By HIRAM wEsTBRooK, AND THE FACTS
IN REGARD THERETO.

On the 18th Of December last a man
Of gentlemanly appearance and good
address, about fifty years of age, called
at the real estate Office Of Townsend &
Co., on Market street, in this city. He
represented himself to be from Enston,
Talbot county, Md, formerly q resident
Of New Jersey, in tho vicinity OF New
ark, and his name as Hiram Westbrook.
The avowed object of his presence here
grazing farm within short distance OF
this city, and for which he alleged that
he could pay down in cash $4,000.
The farm OF Philip X. Clark, near
Hares Corner, description OF which
was given him, seemed SO well suited to
his purpose that the premises were Wis.,
tied by him the following day, when the
samo was purchased and the terms OF
settlement agreed upon.
In September or October last, West
brook purchased farm OF about 800
acres, amply stocked. within about three
miles OF Easten, and IN settlement for
tho same assigned two mortgages upon
estates in New Jersey-one for 5000, in
Elizabeth, and the other for $4,000, in
Newark. To secare the latter he gave a
collateral mortgage upon his Talbot
county purchase; upon this latter mort
gage said farm was sold on the 23d ult:
Neither Of the mortgagorI having paid
the interest upon said mortgages when
due, the presumption 10 that they ara
valueless. aud must hayo been SO re-
garded by the party tv whom they were
assigned.
Some two months ago Westbrook dis.
posed of his stock and other personal
property upon the Talbot county farm
and removed to this city, since which
time he has kept aloof from Maryland
expecting to take possession Of Clark
farm on the 25th ult. Being unable Il
comply with the terms Of the agreement
(or il able he failed to do so,) Clarl
would not give HIM possession, and bo
Ing foiled IN his various efforts to ge
possession of the farm and about 5000
worth OF stock purchased ct ClarR
Gale and not yet settled for, he movet
AiI family ana personal effects clandos
timely Ca the Gth instant to parts nm
known, leaving his rent and suudry &C
counts Unsettled and unprovided for.
SO tar as known, WGstbrook's chic
operations have been based upon secon
.ortgages, given 10y Joseph A. Stull, c
Newark, New Jersey, and which seem {
lo worthless; also Ly drawing drafts o
parties, which in most cas,s were L,
turned unAoLoled, and by other tricl
practised by that class OF operators gel
.rLuy knoWG - confidence men.
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Lswes will spell on the evening of the
24th. A ludy's gold watch. a $40 gold
piece, and Webster's unabridged die
tionary are to be- contended for.
Samuel Hall, of Frederica, has sold all
the tomatoes he can raise on $50 acres OF
land, this season, to a canning establish
ment at half cent per pound.
The contract for the new iron bridge
over tho Alispillion, at Milford. has
been let, it is said, to Ohloans at ST.
822.
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TIE SUNDAY ScuooL.--The last issue
Of this excellent semi monthly religious
journal, issued to-day, displays marked
improvement over the preceding mum.
bers. Indeed. the paper improves per-
ceptibly with each issue, as its publish
ers grow more acquainted with their
good work, and more earnest in their
Efforts for the advancement of Sunday
School interests. The Sunday School de.
serves well at the hands OF tine religious
people OF this community, and should
be literally supported. 1t is furnished
to subscribers ut so cents per year.
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CHESTER PREssYrrRY.--The Ches

CHESTER PREssYrERY.--TheC Chester
Prrsby terry met Tuesday morning IN the
Third Presbyterian Church, West Ches-
tor, where the retiring Moderator. L. L.
Jones, of that place, opened the sessions
with sermon. In tho evening Sunday
school mass meeting was held and was
addressed by eminent members OF the
Presbytery. Chester Presbytery consists
OF sixty live pastors and elders connect,
ed with the churches Of Delaware anc
Chester counties.
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suEnfFr's SALEs.-At the Delaware

SuERfFp's 9ALEs.-At the Delaware
House, yesterday afternoon Sheriff
Lamhson sold the following proper.
ties;
House Of Mrs. Elizabeth Taylor,
Washington street, above Eighth sold
to secure title, to BENZ, Nields, Esq,
for 1900.
House OF John MeCluskey, No. 8
Madison street, 10 Chaa Mullen, for
5000,
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Hts9ICES.


PROPOSALS will be received at this Office
L until Thursday April %, P. NJ. for fur
nishing the Water Department with Bitumln'
ous Coal during the balance OF the year 1870,
to be delivered in such quantities as may be
desired from time to time at each pun ping
station designated by the Engineer OF the De-
partment. .n
Bids will state the price per ton OF 1000
pounds OF good, clean Clearheld OF Cum
berland County Coal. The Department re-
serve the right to annul the contract by CIV
ing ten days notice thereof to contractor.
JOS HYDE,
Chief Engineer W. D..
1000 Market Street.
wilmington, Del, April IT, ls75-to2S
n, OTiCE.-A quarterly meeting OF the Trns
IL tees of the Poor OF New Castle County
will be held ut the Aims House, IN this city
on WEDNESDAY, the 18th inst, at 10 o'clock
Those having bills will please hand them 4
the members representing the districts II
which they were contracted.
aprl2tm JOHN w. EVANS, Clerk.
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Ladies' Wtsnlnx AZ purchase light
1aunlng and Simple Sewing Machine. would
90 we'll to call ut No. 718 Market Street. Will
minGton. Del, and zee one of the incest Fami-
ly S,w lg Machines in the world. 1t has Ao
% material If desired without change Of needles.
Our hobby is simplicity. durability, light
running. and no threadingup required: self
threading shuttle and self-settinR needle.
Sold on easy monthly, instalment. or a liberal
discount of for cash. Ladies don'tbuy a
heavy and complicated machine. but ret the
light running New American.
us Market ST.. Wilmington. Del.
iy7dkwly j. II. PRIMROSE. Agent.
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MonrA11rY AMONG THE NEsRoEs..

MORTALITY AMONG THE NEGRoEs,-
The last mortality report shows that
there were SS deaths In this city during
March, of which number %, or one
fourth were colored people. The ne.
groes comprise about one.eighth Of our
population, and this excess Of mortal
ity among them is unaccountable. a
gentleman who carefully analyzes the
death record each month says that thi;
proportion Of deaths among the ne
grocs has been maintained for long
time past.
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mARRIEn

FILIOTT-LANE.-- On the 10Th inst, by
Right Rev. Alfred Lee. Mr.. Alfred 5. Elliott
10 Miss Annie B. Lane, both OF this city.
MOORE-CoUNTISS.- On the morning OF
18th INST, In Grace Church, by the pastor,
lanta, Ca, and Miss NJ. Lizzie Countiss, OF
this city.
DOYLE-CAMERON.- Rev. T. L. Tom
kinson, at the residence of the brides
parents, on tho 18th Of April, 1875, Mr..
Thomas Doyle, of Wilmington. Del. to Miss
. Lizzie r Cameron, Of Zion, Cecil Co., Nd.
wELDON-FoXWELL. March 10th, at
the house OF Mr.. Levi Lattomus, Esq, IN
Townsend, by the Rev. ]. E. Bryan, Mr..
John r Weldon, to Miss Mary Emma Fox
well, both OF New Castle county. Del.
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Card of Thanks.

We desire to tender our sincere
thanks to each and all who contributed
in any manner towards making the
"Speiling Bee" such thorough sue
cess.
To the President, Vice President,
Umpires and Pedagoge; To Miss Or
mond aud her musical friends who ad-
ded so much pleasure Of the evening;
To the Sp l,e-5 W;'h""t whom th"r"
would have been no bee" ana last
but not least to tho large and appre.
pliativc audience, without whom there
would have been no money, we extend
this general ACKNOWLEDGMENT of our ap.
probation of their kindly and valued
services.
We give below the financial state
mcnt of the Spelling Bee;
Gross Receipts $37o 60
EXPENDITURES
Rent Fpera House S05 90
Prizes 63 10
Printing, Advertising,
Posting, &c. 6S 30
Total Expense s1oe 90
Profit $3.50 00
Medals s. Stock (Prize0 81 0C
met for Centennial fund S211 OC
i Very truly yours,
BoUaHMAN, THOMAS &c Co.
Genl. Agts. Centennial Board OF
Revenue for Delaware.
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TEE Cost OF THE ELrcr1ov.-The no

TEE Cost CT THE ELEcT1oN.-The hold
ing OF the last general election cost S2i,-
So for each Wand in this city or S443,61
for the whole city the expenses for the
hundreds foot up the cost for the entire
County to about $535. The cost IL the
other two counties will increase the am
cunt 70 about 81, 900 or Sl.l00, Us the to.
tai cost OF holding the last election in
this State.
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FATAL AccIDENr-Thursd afternoon
lbout o'clock, Geo. McLain met with q
sudden death by being struck By freight
train while performing his duties al con-
iuctor on the "shifter," at Coatesvllle.
His contact with the train occurred when
ne was in the act of stepping from his
engine for the purpose of turning a
witch.
The daily gazette., 1875-04-17

SHAD AND HERRINo.-Shad and her,
ring were quite plenty In the fish mar,
ket, this morning. The former sold
from 20 to 60 cents each, and the lat
ter at 90 cents per dozen.
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RoBBERY.-A young man from Dela-
ware, named Clements, an agent for
the sale of soap, was attacked by three
men or youths, on Tuesday night, on
lot in the rear of Prices Hotel over.
powered and robbed of mis- pocket book
containing S83.-Cecsl Dem.
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BALL.-The Whi.s Rose Assembly
had a very pleasant ball at their rooms
Second and Shipley streets, last night,
for the benefit of Mrs. W. Cam, d
widow. Thirty couples were on the
promenade.
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ENaINR.-THE MRssRs. Hanley & Son,
Of Harrington, have just purchased Il
nsw forty horse power engine. which
they are putting in their spoke factory.
They calculate to increase their capacity y
new machinery for manufacturing hubs,
They are doing thrilling business and
employ q good many hands.
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THE Two ORpHANs.-This interest
ing drama will positively be presented
at the Grand Opera House on Friday
and Saturday evenings next. It's now
having a very successful run at Phila-
delphia, and there Is no doubt but that
it will be well received here.
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SALE OF MoNEY.-Last night, at the
regular monthly meeting Of Clayton
Loan Association, $3.50 sold at $1.05,
$25e at 90 cents and $3.50 80 cents. The
remaining receipts were paid to with
drawing shareholders.
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NEwPoRr.-John A. Cranston Is erect.
ing fine new house.
The Elmira Cornet Band are preparing
to give q grand ccncert.
Mr.. Edwin Cranston and his bride were
given grand serenade on Saturday night
and entertained their guest handsomely
The Town Commissioners are openiI
Justis and Walnut streets 1or building
lines
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PARIS GREEN.

"AvING Contracted with the. leading
III manufacturer of Paris Green. am Gu
ablel to sell 1t
ATA PRICE NEVER BEFORE OFFERED
IN THIS STATE.
Tn All sire packages, from one pound to iuy
pounds.
JAMES BRADFORD.
No. 6 and East Third St.
fehN -weln Wilmington. Del.
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BUILDING .-Messrs. McClSskey p
McMenamin are preparing to build
four houses on Eighth street, near
Pine. They are also building two
large houses on Eighth street, near
Poplar. These gentlemen have erected
O large number of houses In the north
eastern part Of the city and done mach
towards improving that section.
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DIED.-CAPTAIN SAMuLE w. LACEY
died at Roxnna on the 9th ultimo. He
Provost Marshall under Wilmer and
was conspicuous at the session Of the
Legislature when there was ar inquiry
about soldiers being sent to Delaware
Was captain in the Delaware Homo
Guards.
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Eaes. Twelve hundred dozen ESgs
were shipped from Milford depot one
day last week. Large numbers are ship
ped daily, and about 1000 dozen have
been shipped during the past thrs
weeks.
The daily gazette., 1875-04-17

FOUND. Y esterday, ..while engaged
in tearing down the Fourth street
Market house, colored man found
four English sovereigns, and another
man found a lady's gold watch chain.
The daily gazette., 1875-04-17

BEING REPAIBED.-The stables Of
the Western Hotel, which were dam.
aged by five several weeks ago, are bo-
lug thoroughly repaired.
The daily gazette., 1875-04-17

CoNTRAcr.-ro Pusey, Jones & Co., has
been awarded the contract for the erec-
ton of an iron bridge across the Cohan-
sey river at Bridgeton, n. j., for the sum
of 81, ,460.
The daily gazette., 1875-04-17

BrOdie's Mirac culOus cure for Germs
An English remedy of great popularity, for
removing corns without pain.
4. BRINGHURST & CO.,
Apothecaries,
Corner Sixth and Market streets.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
CANCER
SerOfula and all Skin Diseases
Cured by DIR. Rond's Discovery.

sDR. BONDS CHEMICAL ANT1DorEs unite
with and destroy the virus Of Cancer and
Skin Affections, but will not affect the healthy
part. Patients may visit the City and remain
while under treatment at the Penna. Cancer
Institute Zone OF the handsomest marble sdi
fees In the city,) and the finest remedial In
stitute in the country. Remedies, with full
directions, sent to any part Of the world.
HS-Send for Pamphlets and particulars. Ad
dress,
III. II. BOND, M. D.,
PENNA. CANCER INSTITUTE,
febHf-dly 820S Chestnut St.. Phila., Pa
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Concentrated rayorinx Extracts

Of Vanilla, Lemon, Orange, Rose. Bitter Al
mond, Ginger, Mace, Celory, etc., etc. made
and sold wholesale and retail by
K. BRINGHURST d CO.,
Corner Sixth anh Market streets.
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Good Food and PLENTY oft,

produces the same effect upon person VINO
Iron / onic, does upon the weak and dehili-
tated; 1t makes them strong and vigorous,
changing weakness and suffering into
strength and health.
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Fine Nail Scissors

Curved and straight, Nail Brushes, Hane
Brushes, Nail Files, Nail Polishers, etc, fol
sale by L. BRINGHURST i CO.,
Corner Sixth and Market etreets-
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In the Field Again

with the finest specimens OF Boots, Shoes and
Caters ever offered Wilmington, at moder
WIN. II. BABCoCK & CO.,
8lS Market street, 4 doors below Fourth )
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Food for the Babie,

ChiIdred fed on RIDGES FOOD will thrive
be strong and healthy, and become little mod
els Of youthful strength and childish beouty.
apra-dam
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Toilet Mirrors.

A full assortment of all sizes, including
double magnifying, SC.
L. BRENGHURST & CO.,
Corner Of Sixth and Market streets.
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ne Vanilla B0aus

Prime Vanilla Beams
sold Wholesale and retail by
z. BRINGHURST d CO.,
Corner Sixth and Market streets.
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PIA N OF

BEATTY r1ANot
a5-send stamp for full information, price
jst, &o.,& DANIEL y. BEATTY, Wa sh
natan. New jsrsey. tmarisdsm
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DIED.

WILSON Suddenly, on the night of the Sd
inst, Matilda Millchop, infant daughter OF
Jacob c. and Sadie Wilson. aged months
and 3 days.
MoRRIsoN.-In Wilmington. on Thursday,
April 10th, Mrs. Eliza Morrison, IN her SD
year.
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TO FARMERS.

rENo ALL MEN,. a SPEEDY CURE -
L weokuess Of the Lack or Limbs. Kid
neys. bladder 4rd Urinary Organs, PaiEita-
ton of tho llcart, Nervousness. Timidity.
S,irits EVIL Proceedings, Aversion to Society.
disease of the Hea,l. Throat, Ncse or skin,
Liver, Lungs Stomach or Bowels. lmpotency
and ihose direiGl results OF Early Exeesses.
and mi2d
address with stamp, Ds. JOHNSTON,
LooK Hospital, No =. Frederick street. !,
ian3 dztawjm Baltimore Md
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Resumption of Specie Payment.

VIM. II. Babcock 4 Co., 2l3 Market street.
doors below Fourth, will take siiuer In ex
tendethey don't want too much Of it how
ever.
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No Suspenstou

No 6uosbeHStOh
| In the sa;e OF Eoots, SHOES Il Caters at Sl5
Market street, doors below Fourth.
WM IL BABCOCK Il co.
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FINANCIAL AND CoMMnRCIAL

WILMINGTON. Del, April II, 1875:
--latest Stock quotations furnished BY
Craiee, johnson d. Co.. S.E Cor. 9th and Mar
get street. Wilmington. Del. at p. M. to-
day.
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corns without pain.
L. BRINGHURsT & CO.,
Corner Sixth and Market streets.
Toilet Mirrors.
A full assortment of all sizes, including
double magnifying, SC.
L. BRENGHURsT & CO.,
Corner Of Sixth and Market streets.
Fine Nail Scissors
Curved and straight, Nail Brushes, Hand
Brushes, Nail Files, Nail Polishers, etc, fol
sale by E. BRINGHURST Il CO.,
Corner Sixth and Market streets.
In the Field Again
with the finest specimens OF Boots, Shoes and
Caters ever offered n Wilmington, at moder
WIN. II. BABCoCK & CO.,
S1S Market street, doors below Fourth :
Resumption of Specie Payment.
doors below Fourth, will take siiuer In ex
change for Boots and shoes to limited OK
tend-they don't want too much OF 1t how
ever.
No Suspension
In the sale Of Hoots, SHOES Il Caters at 81
Market street, doors below Fourth;
WM IL BABCOCK b co.
Food for the Babies
Childred fed on RIDGES FOOD will thirty,
be strong and healthy, and become little mod
els Of youthful strength and childish beouty.
apra-dsm
Concentrated Tavoring Extracts
Of Vanilla. Lemon, Orange, Rose, Bitter al
mond, Ginger, Mace, Celory, etc., etc., mad'
and sold wholesale and retail by
Z. BRINGHURST d CO.,
Corner Sixth anh Market streets.
Prime Vanilla Beams
sold Wholesale and retail by
z. BRINGHURST d CO.,
Corner Sixth and Market streets.
BEATTY r1ANol
az-Send atamp for full information, pric
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WILMINGTON. Del April 7.lS75
Quotations AZ the Brandywine Mills foI
Elnnr and GrGin-Corracted Daily
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-12
AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF INSTRUCTION.

MISS ANNA C. BRACKET On 1.-THE RELATION OF HE
MEDICAL AND EDUCATIONAL PROFESSIONS
PRESIDENT PORTER on The CLASSICS.
frROu Al OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT THE TRIBUNE.l
PROVIDENCE, Il. l., July 10.-On Thursday
and Friday several interesting papers were read before
the American Institute OF Instruction, in session in
this city Samuel Elib LII. d., Head Master OF the Girls
High School Boston, read paper The Organization
of school Faculties :" f. c. Coy Of Phillips Academy
Oh THE Inconsistency of Theory with Practice the chief
ground Of opposition to Classical study " and the Hon.
j. NJ Gregory, President Of the Illinois Industrial Uni
Versity. - The Real Problems in Modern Educa-
ton" Miss Anna c. Bracket read interesting paper
on The Relation of the Medical and Educational Pro
iesslOns The following extracts from her address
A. the word Profession" once representing only the
nlOgy, law and medicine has now 10 signify " any
business not merely mechanical which one processes to
understand and To follow for subsistence, 10 not ncccs
sary here 10 Vndcatc the claim or teachers To that Title
We caim and no less than thisto earn our own
subsistence by ucing special gifta training ana
pcrcnce benefit OF those who have not the
ing them ia return the power To purchasc the
benefit of their peculiar gifts, training aud experience by
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SATURDAY ATTRACTIONS AT CENTRAL PARK.

The attendance of visitors al Central Park
on Saturday was unusually large. The recent
rains had favorable effect upon the appearance of
the Park LAYING the dust and Frightening the foliage and
grass To the customary attractions. in the shape OF
riding boating, driving, bill-Iaying, swings. museum,
gcIie etc, added, in the afternoon, music
the Mall under The direction Of DidwOrlh aud Grflla.
The concert began al 4 D. NJ, ana at that h0ur q
large number OF people had assembled. ExtIg.
accommodations in iLc way VI seals hal been
roy visitors buf stil tie upper cid 81 the NAL
and the walks IN the Nicinity Of thc musicians Stand
were covered with GuditOs Who stood tIiOu yOut tine
concert. Many cbdr were pIe-rn, and IL" gOat
rase> which mp AM down the Ma filed W. TIA
Delighted boys and grL-. Awnings haJ been stretched
oNeri,. al keep of The SIMS bu' they little
needed, the sky maintained sui gray aspect al The
afternoon. unDr0kcn by glimpse OF slusine. THIS,
however, aided 10 rather than dlrdctcd from the
pleasure at the Park the air being cool and pleasant.
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I,tpCreOvNTVT FOR not PAYING ALihoSf
An application was made on Saturday to
Iudcc Donolue sitting in supreme Court. Chambers 10
release william II. Van Tasso who Is nov confined ia
Ludlow street Jail ,or contempt Of court Ills "''o IL"
gan suit ior divorce against him AMI he appeared ana
answered. ON her petition served On aS al. h"'. 'no
Tnurt awarded her amouy and counsel t"'. N..th tio
alino1ly had Amounted ~ ObJ Judge Bfii' st'ht'i
nm order to show cause Why hc should not be 'oH.inr"
fnr cn,tctt and authorized the service ci tsi rFoh
th ala, eudIIs Attorney. ON the r baiA dN ~ t4A or
DIR The Court granted order com n ns i' III. ''h'
tn ,ri.nn for contempt and this order Wd> executed
On me argumen; on Saturday the deI"hHshtS '"hs''
ins sled that, aside from the question "hthl OK '
man rnrlI he unprlSOnrd for not paying dihnoi, ule''
il was ailirmatley shown That he mad tii power 81"
Court had acquired jurisdiction IN ms matter. ~,
oul, paur served PERSONAL, on Inc GcIci"i'h va t'
summons in the action. TIE contempt llc'efl- VIZ
nm independent matter and jurisdiction over o""I' ON,
he Obtained hy personal service of papers on the a''''
Here there had been personal service 81 "hf l'r'
After some discussion Ju0gc D0n"he Wuouf"" "a,
matter ti to-day cna he the plaintln 10 gN" opl l'
the defendant had eVacd service, and To submit Ioh's
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BRAVE OAR1MAS.
From the LOia.iOn .vSirs. Jun 28


On Saturday afternoon there were several
boat races 10 Putnry, principally among the club
posed Of printers. hut notably between two amateur
,.u,s ~ good rosition the ARIEL and Nelia who
eigts from Putney Ia Barnes fOr 900 worth Of
prizes Both racing level Opposite the Lon
.lnn boat house when sif, with and woman in
II which had Just crossed the bows OF the Ariel, stopped
dead AMI the Venila clean INTO her stern, emitting
her down L. the WATERS hut dong little damage Ia
the eight Both the occupants OF the boat went below
The surface aud there boat n hand hui X. liar
den the bow or the Nenilia, stood up his thwart,
Owed, fetched the woman mp male her hold on To the
bow OF the eight ana then Owed after the man. who had
eouc down the secUni tnc brou ght him the surface,
and held him until assistance arrived The Of course
lost the aud bets but for his daring conduct Harden
viii hc prcsen with testimonial Vf tA0 value Ol
rnupcas subscribed OH the spJt.