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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-01

REAPPEARANCE OF THE EpIzooTY-TwENTy-oN
CASES AT THE VETERINARY HOSPITAL.
BALTIMORE, Oct l.
The epizooty has re.appeared in Baltimore to
limited extent and is increasing, Twenty-one
cases of clearly defined epizootic, with all the
symptoms of that disease as it prevailed
three years ago, are under treatment at the vet
Urinary hospital on Camden street, near Paca.
Two OF the affected horses, it is stated, will
probably die. Other hospitals in different sec
tions of the city have cases on hand. great
many of the horses of the City Passenger Rail
way aud Fire Companies and in the livery sta
bles are troubled with a cough, and some of
them are affected pretty badly, but no deaths
have vet occurred
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-01
Edgar Alien POe's Remains.
THEIR EyHUMATIoN TO MAKE ROOM FOR THE NJ
IrHr1Nr

THEIR EyHUMATIoS TO MAKE ROOM FOR THE MON
UnIENT
In order to get space, says the Baltimore Sun
for the foundation of the monument to be erect
ed to the memory of Edgar Allen Poe in the
churchyard of the Westminster church, that city,
it became necessary to exhume the remains,
which were found about five feet below ground.
The coffin at first appearances seemed
to be sound, but when raised tho sides were
found dccayed and fell to pieces Nothing
remained inside the coffin but the skele-
ton, al the flesh and grave clothes having long
since returned to dust. Some hair yet attached
to the skull, and the teeth, which appeared all
white and perfect were shaken out OF the jaws
and lay on the bottom Of the coffin. The old
coffin and its contents were placed entire as ex-
humed in a wooden case and lowered into the
new grave and closed up. The stones for the
foundation OF the monument were put in place,
and everything is now prepared for the euper-
structure.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-01

William s. Wood, president of the Greenfield
Manufacturing Company, Of Greenfield, Ind,,
committed suicide at indianapolis yesterday. A
the names of some OF his relatives for $4,000.
He had recently taken out large policies of in
surance on his life.
Six men were injured at Conshohocken yes
terday by the fall of scaffold, two of them,
Nell Hodges and James Robinson, dangerously.
Five miners in the Bear Ridge colliery, at
Pottsville, were buried yesterday by fall of
coal. After two hours hard work they were dis
inferred, in an exhausted condition.
Ex-Governor Olden, of New Jersey, was at
tackled by paralysis on Wednesday, and is now
paralyzed on one side. As he is nearly eighty
years of age, his recovery is doubtful.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-01
FOURTH EDITION.
The Winter Eay-OTf.

HEAVY REDUCTION IN THE RAILROAD FoRoEs-rHI
BALTIC. & OHIO AND READING RAILROADS LAYING
OFF HANDS.
Last night. about 450 employees of the Read
ingR r., at Reading, were laid Off for the win
ter. Over three hundred men were suspended
at the new car shops, and the remainder were
taken from the other shops.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
discharged within the last few days about five
hundred and fifty employees at the Mount Glare
shops, near baltimore. The discharge of hands
has been made in the freight and passenger car
departments, aud in the saw-mill blacksmith and
paint shops. reduction of force has been us
ual at this season of the year, since the war. and
has been rendered necessary this fall on account
OF the general depression of trade. The en-
ployees III the machinery and road departments
will also be reduced twenty per cont.
As was stated in the COMMERCIAL, yesterday,
the service of forty men who had been engaged
in the peach trade OF the Delaware II. Il. was
discontinued last night, and they received their
final discharge, this morning.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-01
The Centennial.
| PROGRESS OF THE BuILDINGs-sITE FOR THE NEW
| YORK STATE BUILnING,
. THE NEW

PROGRESS OF THE BUILDINGs-srTE FOR THE NEW
YORK STATE BULLYING.
Special Dispatch to The Ne,g York Times.
PHILADELPHIA, Penn, Sept. 30.-Messrs
Jackson s. Schultz, John Murdock, Frank Les
lie, A. b. Cornell, ana Felix Campbell, members
of the New York State Advisory Board
with Gen. Hawley, President of the Uni
ted States Centennial Commission, and
Director General A. T. Goshorn, visited the
Centennial buildings and grounds They ex-
pressed themselves as highly pleased with the
progress made IN the construction of the build.
ings, and selected site for the New York State
building. 1t is to be located near that Of Great
Britain, and the idea is to build 1t 30 to prop
erly express the position of the State in the
IIninu-
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-01
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

The FELTON, has discontinued her trips for the
present.
Prof. Olemmer says he will give no more jubi-
lees in Wilmington they don't pay.
Chief O'Foole donned the uniform, this morn
ing, and commands the police in au easy and
dignifed manner
Reuben Thomas, of Willistown Chester coun-
fy, has raised a cucumber 49, 4 inches in length,
and Weighing AZ pounds.
1t is said that the new horse disease las ap-
peared near New Castle, and that Jonathan
George has been the first to suffer from it.
The body Of Patrick Donegan was buried from
the undertaking roms OF Thomas Russell, this
morning, interment being made in the
Catholic cemetery.
drunken woman, tho mother OF several chill
dren, reeling and falling on the pavements.
created considerable excitement at Seventh and
Monroe streets last evening.
Captain E. O. Alexander, formerly a letter
CARRIER has opened shoe store at Seventh and
Walnut streets. Mrs. Il. @. Alexander, who liz
fashionable dross maker, starts to New York,
next week, to look over fall fashions
We are requested to ask that parties having
claims against the Horticultural Society, on ac-
count of the recent Fair, should present them be-
fore October 10Th, il ID desired to close up the
accounts, and pay over the balance to the Chill
dren'a Home.
The Chester NetCs reports that Gideon Speak
man, of that city, in the course of few hours,
on Wednesday, shot 81 rail-brds aud 2 snipe,
od the " Jersey Hats" His success is noteworthy
IN consideration of the fact that he can use but
one arm, his left being disabled.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-01

All the mills now in operation at Fall River re-
ceived large accessions to their working forces
yesterday, and the Merchants Mill started for
the first time.
Formal notice was given in San Francisco last
evening that the Bank OF California would re-
open tomorrow.
The Commissioners of the Freedmen's Saving
Bank announce that they will commence paying
a dividend of 20 per cent. to the depositors and
other creditors of the company on the 1st OF
November next.
An explosion OF gas occurred yesterday morn
ing in the Anchor Colliery, at Hecksherville, Pa.
by which James Adams and Arthur Hunt were
killed, and Isaac Wilson seriously, il not fatally
injured.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-01
ISefOr m at baltimore.

THE MEETING, LisT NIGHT-AN ADJOURNMENT TO
THIS EVENING.
BALTIMORE, Oct. /.
The mass meeting OF the Citizens Reform
party which was to have been held, last even
ing, was deferred until tonight, owing to the
storm. But notwithstanding the rain a large at
tendance was present, and delegations continued
to arrive. The lights, however, had been put
out and the adjournment announced, but the
crowds fingered and amid cheering for the Re-
form candidates another meeting was organized,
which was addressed by William Reynolds, Nor
val W. Wall, Aldridge Young and others.
The Democrats will also hold a meeting at
Maryland Institute, this evening.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-01
SECOND EDITION.
The City Debt.

STATEMENT OF ITS CONDITION by THE FINANCE
COMMITTEE.
James p. Hayes, chairman of the Finance
Committee, read the following statement to
Council, last evening
WILMINGTON, Sept. 30 1876.
To Me city Council of Wilmington
GENTLEMEN The Finance Committe deem 1t
right and proper that a statement OF the finan-
cial condition of the city shall be made as exist
ing and handed over to the present Council, that
at the end Of our fiscal year we may be able to
compare accounts.
We therefore submit the following as the ex-
hibit, Sept 10th, 1875, after paying all accounts
for current expenses presented for last years
operation. The bonded debt of the CITY, as per
accounts in the Treasurer's Office, is as follows
the loans being DESIGNATED by numbera
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-01
rramping for monoy.

The Utica Morning Herald says that on Satur-
day couple Of tramps applied to a lady on Hub
bell street for something to eat They were
given plenty Of bread and cold boiled ham. This
lunch YVES eaten while tho beggars sat upon the
stoop. After eating, one of the men said,
/" Where's your husband2" The lady said he
had just laid down to take nap "You can't
play that, the fellow replied, tive want money
enough to take us to Albany, and must have it. "
The lady ironing at the time and had Just
taken tlst iron from the stove. Raising itabove
her head she aimed it at both, and said, " You
get away from here or will save you the trou.
Bile of going to Albany" The rascals saw that
they we're foied, and fled.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-01
9etarriages.

hAMBo-HYATf-un September 3lth, at German
town, Philadelphia. by the REV Geo. W. Folwell,
Mr.. harris Il. Rambo to Miss Louise Hyatt, botf
OF this city.
BuCKINGHAM-SUMPT TION.-st Newport, De
September 22d, 1910 bv Rev. J. ID. Rigg, Dr. VIM.
X. Buckingham. of New York city, to Mrs. Louisa
Sumption, of Newpo I, DEL
uICRS-WELDIN-A Newport, De'. September
2sth, 1875. by Rev. j. ID. Rlgg. Mr.. WIN p. Hicks
and Miss Rachel Ann We'dn, all OF New Castle
county. Del.
We Chester papers please copy.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-01

TFLEdRApHIc IsaTITUTE. fact that COM
plete and practical knowledge of Telegraphy can
be acquired in an institution of this kind equally
as well and in much less time than in an Office,
has been fully demonstrated by the remarkable
SUCCESS which has attended the establishment of
this department of the National College at New
Haven, Conn. The instruction and practice here
given will enable person to learn practically the
art of writing the Morse system, reading by
sound the adjustment and use of Instruments,
care of batteries, details of Office management
&C., by the same methods as are now in use on
all the principal telegraphic lines. See adver-
tisement of the National College of Business in
another column.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-01

SrABBINa AFFRAY IN CEcIL-Last Saturday
evening two men named Minker and Pierce at
tended temperance meeting near North East,
Cecil county, and afterwards went to that vii
lage, where they became engaged in quarrel
over a bottle of whisky. fight ensued, during
which Pierce stabbed Minker in the left breast,
the wound extending upwards to the shoulder,
narrowly missing the heart. The wound is Of
very serious character, and fears are entertained
that Ninker cannot recover.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-01
Death OF a PennsyIvanIa Hermit.

Hanover, Pa, has lost by death one Of its To-
cal celebrities, Mr.. George Gitt, better known
as "the hermit" For some twenty years past
he has been living as recluse in a small house
on the outskirts of the borough, doing his own
farming and house keeping. and secluding him
self, except at raro intervals, from his fellows
He belonged to respectable family in Hanover,
WAS possessed Of some property, but from some
eccentricity chose life Of retrement.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-01

-, lOO-AoRE FARM FOR S8,7OO.-The farm of
William Huntingdon Cannon, containing 1000
acres and located between Bridgevie and Sea-
lord, Sussex county, was part of large amount
oi property sold last week at Sheriffs sale. II
Drought only $500. The farm was considered
amongst the best in that part of Sussex, well
adapted to the raising of wheat and fruit. and
mas now upon it in bearing about 10000 peach
aiees. few years ago 10000 peach trees were
set out on the place, but for want of cultivation
ana ana Judicious management over two.thrds of
them linen were allowed to die. Five years ago
$780, 600 would have been refused for:the farm.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-01
IsaiIroad Accident.

SMASH Ur IN vERMoNT-Two MEN KILLED.
WHITEHALL, N. j., Oct. 1.
collision occurred on the railway at Fairha-
ven, Vt, last night, by which two men named
Carswell and Shay were killed, and two engineers
and several freight cars completely demolished
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-01
a yIiuister Win The Rod,

The Rev. John H. Sinclair, au old and we'll
known Richmond county New York; clegyman,
at present principal ol the Broad street public
Oh Wednesday, on charge of having cruelty
a child uamed Schmidt over the head and face
with cat-o o'nine tails Mr. Sinclair declared
that il was by accident that the boy WAS struck
on the head. He was held in his own recog-
nizance for examination.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-01
TRorrrNa AT THE SALEM FArR,-At IL,

TRoTTING AT THE SALEM FAIR.-At the Salem
IN. J.,) fair yesterday, the trotting opened with
a trial of speed for purse of $3.50. open to
horses of the As class. Seven horses were en-
tered, and six started. Six heats were trotted
Sale Bodne winning the first, Sam Frenchi the
ID, Gipsey Maid the Sd, 9th and 9th, and 18th was
declared dead heat. Time, 243, i616, 2 4G
pa and AZ.
The second trot was for purse of Si5e, for
horses of the 2.3l class. Three horses were
entered as follows Slow Go, Delaware and
Mountain Girl Slow Go won this race in three
straight heats, Delaware second, and Mountain
Girl third. Time, 2 3314, 2. BIZ and q 399l.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-01
ROW Adverl,semenIs, To-asy.

An Ordinance to repeal an ordinance
Bowmsn's hrevity
License notice-John Mealey
Adar's brevitv
Webb's brevity.
Reed blrds-Fullmer's brevlty.
Large stock OF hats uubell's breyity
Neat tailorlng-Gouert brevity
Fennesseys brevlty,
Wanted-Tidy white girl
Reservation of the sight
Annual meeting Hon for Aged Women
An Ordinance for benefit of City Hospital
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-01
The baltimore Air ship.

The air ship which f. W. Schroeder is building
be hung TO a balloon, and is to be ninety feet
long and shaped like lifeboat. The ribs and
stays of the keel are of wire two inches thick,
and the frame is to be covered with water proof
canvas. The balloon will be capable of lifting
l6, $50 pounds.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-01
The Vuy.terious Exncctea.

1t is stated from Washington that no informa-
ton has yet been received from the President
regarding his selection of successor to Secre-
tary Delano, and the first official notice will
probably be the commisson OF the new Secretary.
There il no doubt that week ago he intended
to Offer the position to G.. Dawson Coleman, but
beyond that nothing positive is known.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-01

BREACH OF THE PEACE CAsE.--For some time
past very disagreeable quarrel has been kept
up between Jonathan Wiley and Cordea Davis,
coiored people of Penca1er hundred. owing to
some not very crodltable reports about Jona-
lhan, which he thought had been put into Cir
cuation by Cordelia. The quarrel eliminated
N threats, and finally Wiley brought the case
before Esq. Frazer, whsre Cordelia was held to
Keep saepp the peace by giving bail in the sum of
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-01

Teachers INSTITUTE. The first Teachers
Institute, in the interest of the public school
system of this State, will be held in Middletown
on the 2Sth, Goth and 30Il of October State
Superintendent Groves will preside. W. W.
woodruff. of Pennsylvania, one of the most ex-
perlenced Institute managers in the country, is
expected to be present.-SDiylra Times
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-01
FIFTH EDITION.
The Public Debt.

THREE MILLIONS REDUCTION IN SEPTEMBER.
WAsHINGroN, Oct. 1.
The public debt statement to be issued to-
day will show reduction of 81, 342, ,5G2 81 dur
ing the past month.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-01

Some of the Hebrew business mon, as mem
TONED IN the COMMERCIAL, yesterday, considered
the New Year AZ closing at sun-set, last evening,
and opened their stores, them while others re-
open this evening. Religious services were held
Yesterday in the second story of Morrow's build
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-01

SHERIFF SALEs.-The farm belonging to the es-
tate of the late Elhu Jefferson, in Appoquini-
mink Hundred, containing 257 acres, was sold,
yesterday, by Sheriff Lambson, to W. ]. Camp
belle, for $4,000.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-01

POLICE OouRT.-For disorderly conduct, Henry
and required to peace bond in 800; Josephine
Muinaux paid the costs and entered a similar
bond, and Mark Moore paid so cents fine
Michael Wheelan, for an assault on his moth
or, Bridget Wheelan, WAS fn.d SO and bound
over in 1900 to keep the peace.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-01

SALE OF ORANGE STREET PROPERTY. William
Bright, Esq, has sold to Joseph H. Miller, 7th
and Orange streets, the bakery building lately
occupied by Luke Il. Higgins at 600 Orange st,
for $500. DIr. Miller will take possession in a
few days.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-01
--------------------------
Suicide of Il Young Lady.
BEING TIRED OF LIFE SHE HANGS HERsEI

BEING TIRED OF LIFE SHE HANGS HERSELF.
Miss Emma A. Cropper, young lady, COM
mitted suicide, on Tu esday night last, by hang
ing herself, at Chase's Station, p. w. d d. II.
Il. The act was performed in her bedroom,
while on a visit to her sister, Mrs. Fowler She
arrived from Philadelphia last Saturday, and
had intended remaining few weeks. She loft
a letter saying she was tired of the world
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-01
The Peach Trade.
THE WILMINGTON MARKET.

The Wilmington market is quite dull to day,
with downward tendency in prices, the quota
tons being ~ to 90 cents per basket. Tho re-
coipts by rail amounted to about 200 baskets,
when were mostly poor fruit. The farmers,
however, brought in some nice yellow peaches,
which were in better request
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-01

FAIR AND FESTIVAL AT NEwPoRT.-The menl-
bers and friends of st. James Church at Stan
ton, Newport and Falkland will hold a floral
fair and festival and supper in the now church
at Newport on Thursday Friday and Saturday
the l1tb, l2th, and 18th OF November. The pro-
ceeds will be for the benefit of the new church
ut Newnort
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-01
THIRD EDITION.
Financial.

PRICE OF GOLD TO-DAY
New YORK, Oct. 1.
Gold opened, this morning, at $1.17
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-01

William B. Hepbron is appointed postmaster
at Lynch's, in Kent county, Md, vice William
Hepburn, appointed under mistaken name.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-01

7 AIDES ECONOMIzE BY GETTING
IL MITCHELI'S Simple and Perfect Dress Dia-
gram, learned in one h0nr. 314 North Eighth
Street, Philadelphia IS. Call and emamine. Agents
wanted. aug6-iyw
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-01
Jleaths.

Whann.
The friends OF the family respectfully invited
10 attend the funeral on Monday morning, at nine
O'clock from the residence of her mother, G25 JEFF
ferson street, to proceed to Head Of Christiana
church.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-01
weather Record.


REPORT OF THE SIGNAL SERVICE.
WASHINGTON, Oct. ].
Probabilities Middle States, threatening
weather will prevail, with rain, variable winds
shifting to the north and west, followed by part
ly cloudy and cooler weather, and rising bar
ometor during Friday night or Saturday morn
ing.
commercial Reports.
PHILADELPHIA MARKET.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 1.
Flour quiet snd unchanged. Wheat in mod
crate request old red, S142; Ohio, 81. 400D1 43;
new red $1.10@115; white S1.400D1. So Rye
9O@92c. Corn in firm request yellow 72l5ND
73c mixed 72c. Oats firm black $50 stained
and fancy white 43@51c. Whisky, 81 10.
QUOTATIONS AT THE BRASpYwINE MILLS roR rroup
AND aRAIs--ooRR1orED DAILY.
EAtra riour. ....... ....',...... b.fb09 S.bO
buperhIie iiouf..-.s.. -...--..... 4.I51p b.Tb
Wheat, --..-.........,.... Lbs
Corn. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Toe
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-01

GIN GLE PERSONS INCLINED TO-
~ WARDS matrimony can get wedding cards, al
most as neat ss engraving, printed at the COMhHR-
CIAL office, at one-fourth the cost. We have beau
tiful tvpe suitable for the nnrpnaa.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-01

NE HAVE SOME ELEGANT NEW
w type for letter and note headings, and have
fixed prices exceedingly low for ne clasa Of work,
the COMMERCIAL once
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-01

M MAGNIFICENT POSTERS FOR LEO
Iyl TURES, meetings, and other entertainments
prlntedon the mammoth steam press OF the Con-
HEBoIA Printing On
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-01

DOCKS PRINTED AS NEATLY, AND
81 at lower prices than those charged in the
sree cities at the COHHRRCIAL ofr1ca
, 1875-06-05
CURRENT OPINION.

Tho regulations which led to tho formal bank
rup.oy Of thu Eric Road show that The black-
guard Fish and tho Rchomsr Gould wero snt-
1assed At thor Owl game ty tho ctnnons gcOt!a-
men wbo succt etle1 them Ia tue contro! VI Erie.
-Neso York Graphic.
Naturally the late Mr. h1utott lias beon heard
from with reference to the late Chicago Cuetom-
House. Tho lnnn who could plan such build
lug. n the first place. aud then set to construct
Ing it 10 such tnas.i,cr, Is not lkoly TO bo hin
dertd bv considerations Of reaaon or proprlcty
frutn Bpuaitug III t.8 det6nHe.-Aelu fU,E World.
The Cu1cAao TRIBUNE cannot understand Why
tho late decoration of tns soldiers' graves should
not havo tRken rlaco OF Inst Suudhy the feg-
uiar day. Thoro Ia no rcason 70. not attending
to this eacred ots'co On Sdnday, unloaa It would
prevont homo o! tho living heroes from making
tic usual military d!splay.-2prfnatleM Regss!er.
To our vicw, tho strange Thing Ia that thero
aro,Bo tou Mtod,s aud Sankey's aud that such
revival has necu 60 long delayed. We
arc never surprised At q revival Of religion. Tie
won]or IL tint rayiyaa should be no iuttoquent,
that they should not bo ueryastve and conllnH-
ouB. moving ever forward. llKo the dawn in tta
contest with night. aild teaNuR behind them
universal daJ.-l'klspendem& [tien,y q. Bowen).
At tho earnest solicitation OF . largo number
Of Mr. u. +. ALIENS friends, We surrender laree
ron,,,,,o,,ot ~ ~, .-t,,. ,,e, ~, .,o..I nv.
rosoontJsut Of TIE Ou1cAoo rn,ausu. Iho,o aro
many thious contained In tbls statement that va
rog1ot 10 hay in plint and, lad II been In our
power. we would bssa prayontea II, but rnE
1al1tNs has seen @ ~ - l.ace shstn L. oa'ofo t!o
FIJI. -. oa,,',.r . ns ne,n,m., N4'1 0A'u"e'
- .ve4 10 -.,,,an . ,..,a. . n
~ =. A''oa , aae H.. 't a. " luz oh4'A'
Wv lAnoss s.",k ,.4. ..s ~. Nv a.s'!e s'''s
a'taefto eecfo' h'ssos' ~ ~ opefaHons' puo-
llahed by thRt raper fsw days A8o, IL almost
Monno,bss,ett. Of Nav York. who fur,,.al,rd Tim
s. ouass. -. s.-..,. t,,n, r'I-s." '"..s wv
cositespoEoeht WILL Si H. s,la,, sHets
nsA 10 snea " ~ n,,,,,in,, a.x -. st'' sshs
, 1875-06-05

wcronpon enc Of tho fair risito,a hald TINT Rl.e
believed sllo en,l climb tlia ladder flerstf.
After somo halnagc.. Mr. An'lrowp, proniAc;l
the lady that he would preEent hnt wiih hand.
loye!n to anosl.er alonn'a q perpendicular hciaht
1T quo feat. Tho challenge was no fooner made
than accepted, and ths tL>nnt|sa4 !adv climbed
tho la'dcr for tito spectiloi 2o1 feet task tl'as
low met, exrnrt miners wonll caro- u utNoF-
take Nj. Au!rcwx il now ',f tho opinion that
II, nAteaJ of 1Ju. tho ladder l.s hren 1tH] fcns
In let.b. t.clay wnnl llavo cli'utlel It II sl re
" an to 10 fonl eiih drcas IN rcacn. tile tol,.
, 1875-06-05
Bttk.E1reea Courage.


At piocle, TO o!her day. svme. ladies' o.
pressed deatse TO- inspect the workings Of The
l,avmond nl!no. aud, accordingly, were Ksi1aosly
escorted lu.o tie lower delths W Alr. Andrews.
The forentu. After sA1lsty.ug their curiosity.
ths conversation turned upon tie neaus Of
sNrsss and The tktixus and dAoGsr Of climbing
ne lsldstp Nith which ths shaft u fuEnlshe1 1
, 1875-06-05

f,,o orEST-HASl:AtENfAEnS SEC0ND F1,o0n or
III Iix1hph.s NJ, ,u1lt3 Court House square. ln-
auire 1t uuse, 'httJ /! sor.
tt'o tEST-DoC1t, isa FEET FRONT, <oN SOUTH
nrantl, mar fntk-tt. In toEu1r. G. Il. / u. Z.
WALK l1&, l:n'r, q Cha her nj (ni'iH,'trt.