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The daily gazette., 1878-05-10
Brief Locals.

The Coroner had a case yesterday.
AS court is in session, so Is local news
dull.
Job work very cheap at the GAZETTE
job office.
A walk out the Avenue of an evening
is delicious.
The Fame Actives picnic was a sue
cess yesterday.
Call on Sutterly 302 Market street for
fine photographs. may2tf.
The famous minstrel company at the
Opera House this evening.
Thomas the wife murderer will be ar
raigned for trial to-day at court.
Decayed teeth are filled by DR.. Gala
CHER, the dentist No. SS5 Market street
The fair at ST. Paups Catholic church.
Fourth and Jackson streets, still meets
with success.
The DELAWARE GAZETTE for this
week is now ready and can be Obtai ned
at the publ cation office.
Tomorrow e. Z. Frsye will have or
hand second supply of Book beer, al
his saloon No. 10 e. Seeoud street. A
fne lunch will also be served up.
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AS CONCLUSIVE PROOF THAT THEIR
CURES ARE PERMANENT MAY BE

AS CONCLUSIVE PROOF THAT THEIR
CURES ARE PERMANENT MAY BE
SEEN BY THE FOLLOWING:
WILMINGTON, DEL, May g, 1878
Drs. Stearns q ilson, cured us In
Cleveland, OHIO, thirteen years since,
after other physicians had failed and the
cure was permanent, the diseases that they
gave us treatment for have remained
cured to the present time We are personally
cquainted with many OF their patients, III
that State, that were cured by them. at
that time of Epileptic fits, different forms
of female weakness and other diseases
The cures were lasting, having remained
to the present. At the time we came under
their treatment " Q purchased one of their
medical books, of which they were the
authors, u book possessing rare value,
which has enabled us TO treat our own
family with unerring success, thereby
saving us hundreds of dollars in doctors
bills. That book we have kept as a valu
a BILE treasure, and could not be induced 10
sell 1t for any price.
EPHRAlM DoLLAs,
ELLA DoLLAs, Pleasant st.
Mrs. Dollas may ue seen at the singer
sew ing machine office, Market street be-
low Fifth.
Hundreds OF other references may be
seen at Drs. Stearns q Wilson's Office, al
the Clayton House, of people cured IL
Wilmington, of different forms OF dis
ease.
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EDITION..
LocaI Time Table

vs,vAvE WILMINGTON.
pS,ladelphia: 209, 6.55, $40, w.
ia Il n m. On sundays: 200. = 10 a.
{5oO, { 80, 8 10, p M. ,o1 20 An
sw York: 200, 8 "A, O m, u "' IL ~
~ m; on Sundays: W a m; &C
eltlmore and Washington: ~, 10,
~ m; IL 81, II 90, 8 %. p M sunuAys
y. Y, peposit: d n I 45s p m; no sunday
sx Castle. s, 8 20, o 30 a m; l 80, 9 80 p
no sunday train.
aware X. H.: 8 0s, Q 80 q m; 8 80 p m
's,1a'naion sunu 4 Northern X. r.: 8 25 q
an b0O D m; no sunday train.
oware Sw Western r. r.: 10 20 a m; 80
n. m sundays: 10 80 a m.
,tSs ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON.
en,iadelpnla; u SO, 8 "a, 8 "a a m IL
VA, i26, S55, Adj, o IA. . 70,
i. II 10 p m on sundays; liz oo'
Kan, 80, 9 81, II 10 p IN.
New io.x l2 Sc, 8 81 m; IL u, IL oe
sSlpm, IN Sundays; IL oe a M
pm. ,o5 10 10
BatimOre .2 10, IL "a m, lz I, lz 90,
.Ss6 D m; on Sundays; lSa IN o So
Washington: 21s a m 12N, 1898,
gI6 D IN; Oh Sundays: 2 Is mi 9 46
Fort Deposit: 800 a mi no Sunday
xls.
ypy Castle: I IS, 8 80 m /; 200 m;
80, TO5 p m; no Sunday trains.
I Delaware 4. r.: = 80 IN; 42O, U ~ p
DO Sunday trains.
Wilmington & Northern r. r.: 80s,
Nsm: 10 D IN; no sunday trains.
Delaware Western X. r.; Z SO a m
b D M; on SUNDAYS; 6Qop IN.
Es FOR WILMINGTON LEAVE PHIL
ADELPHIA.
Broad street and Washington ave.
s:i3O, 500, 10 80, IS a m; 2 80. 30
5l5, Gas, 8 IS, IL 80 pm; on Sun
vs.; $50 a m; o., Q 45, II 30, pm.
1 thirty second and Market streets
B, II i5a m, l2 10, 8 IS, y 90, II 45 p m
sundays; 80. II 45 y m.
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Did Hey intend to kill Kane? That is
for YOU to determine. 1t is your duty to
do so, with every man his intent is the
parallel natural and necessary conse-
quence of his own act. In this case 1t Is
;ls we have stated to you. II death mad
of murder because of the employment OF
a weapon. Hey is butcher. The In
strument which he used Ia sledge ham,
mer) is employed by him to take the
lives of bullocks. 1t was such an lnstru-
ment with which he aimed a blow a
Kane. You must judge of the intent by
the means he employed. If death had
ensued from the effects of the alleged
blow it would have been murder and he
would have been indicted for murder.
If his wife and children had been in
that house he had no right to enter. The
law has provided peaceful solution in
such a contingency. You mast take into
consideration what has been said in be
half of him; and you must try it just
exactly as you would any other case.
you have any reasonable doubt as con-
nection with the testimony, you mus
give the prisoner the benefit OF tina
doubt.
At the close of the charge the jury re
tired; but soon after returned with yer
dict OF guilty.
The Grand Jury coming in, and there
being no other business, the members
were u1sCnurReu from IurUutT dtJtuudncc
at this term of Court.
State VS.. Solomon Hudson and VIM.
| King, col, indicted for an assault with
intent to kill Joseph r. Blackburn. H.
X. Pennington for State and Sharpley
for defendant.
The facts in this case are known to
many of our readers. Blackburn, far
mer, was driving some cattle along the
causeway, when little dog belonging
to the prisoners began running afer the
cattle. Blackburn began cursing the
dog when one of the negroes spoke up
and said "Boss, you cuss that dog you
cuss me-" A little boy called "big
Arohie's son" threw a stone at Blackburn
and called him "chuckle-face Irish
man." This occurred on the causeway
near Wilmington. An alteration took
place between the prisoners and Black
burn in which Blackburn was cut with a
razor or a knife. ]The witness rolled his
sleeve up and showed to the jury long
scar on his arm.
The case went to the jury without
argument, who returned a verdict OF
"not guilty" against Hudson, and rend-
cred one against KING "of an assault
only"
King was sentenced to a fine of $500
and costs, and to be imprisoned one
> year.
At $50 Court adjourned.
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now AMONG THE NATIONALS
NeW York national party county
nl''ee on organization held q bois-
s meeting Wednesday evening In
Fpe' Union. The chairman raped
raped for order, but all to no pur-
Foiice officers were stationed in
|foom to help him, but not stroke of
ness was done during the whole hour
half session. At last w. A. A.
one Of the committee, was arrested
ul'orderly conduct and locked up.
'nefe being a lull in the storm, the
Euns was declared adjourned.
''uOn returns from the recent town
Nu@ IN Indiana show that the ina
L party is already weakening in
' ,''se. In Indianapolis, where they
'u -'oOo votes last year, their vote
\. Yu 10 1880 on Tuesday, whilst in
n,,i' naa'e' the heretofore stronghold
,Ona's s""nl, succeeded in electing only
a' a new party is comprised, so far a.
''u .earn' of some of the worst ele
'a', 'IS Ol the Republican party. 1t il in
,a Da'.. 70 Jake the place of the Republi
ecaa p1l.y which these very leaders dis
MI Will ,:,' w acts of thievery and peculatior
N" 4 = 'ake a wider blanket than can h
o,a oni u 'he word national" to cove
ppsa % ialqutles of these men. TIL
4 'uSes OF their crimes will sticl
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Surprised.

About one hundred of the members of
Asbury NJ. e. church surprised their
pastor, Rev. j. A. b. Wilson, at the par
sonage last evening.
After they had al assembled one of the
number stepped forward and on behalf
of those present presented to the pastor
and his wife beautiful coach for the
baby. The pastor and his family were
completely surprised, but notwithstand-
ing this fact the gift was received in
fitting terms. When the ceremony Of
presentation had been concluded the
ladies of the party took possession of the
dining room and soon a large table was
spread with numerous dehcacies to which
all did ample justice. Several fine cakes
were left to remind the family of the
presence of their visitors. The affair
was very pleasant one, and afforded all
considerable pleasure.
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a zap ain in the six,vfo,.,h
bs 4u +" III hneglment had been paying At.
! the rea, eot Young wife of the Adiutant
! N u 'eslmenl, and had allowea him
d If # hl speak publicly in cynical man.
karLs us intimacy with her. The ra-
kolbtr otag having been repeated by his
4 Ii Isd ,a Tlaeers to the husband. The lsi'
bnOr of 1 u matter before the court Of
SnIiop os us us regiment, and with the
Ia SH o,s Of this tribunal a duel % hs, wsnn sao
knapt' sS hai,a was arranged. The Lien.
ba The ''rng n, the challenger, demanded
ilols, the Se, Ss.. should be fought with
|css 4 sue s,s nrss shots to bo fired at fif,asn
liberty We =" 's .he opponents then being
i one anO,, W ADVANCE to within five pacas
Pntinued eduef, mu1i, and the firing co be-
Onen,s sbo,,a orsli one Or other of The ON.
|slo bs should sn be so severely wom,oad @ vp
WOOD nesr ssSk ,t place In an open space o io
hange of s1 sho,n sne town. At the tirst en. -
bt gtazed Us hU, t the bullet Of the Lieutsn-
|. |. Captain and md aD' az ,hs seriously injure
te right lsno' suo' n. his adversary throunb b
fthe Liea,ang mug and heart. The corp.a
hunde, ,wbee bsehsnt "a was taken to to Sngs,s sUspse
sssS saease a,; to Prennliasln INQUEST was held
|ss' 'u S., officer, who was oV,n where re the de.
order Ibsa nnh1;iw with military bo5or. r,S o. 2,
The The regiment !, %. ey the commander
&eIssssst, W. had died aunSuacsd saaSs"1v thai ans
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pIgn TeIcgraphic Summit nry

quiet on the Bosphorus-Mr. Glad-
has been making another violent
D against the Disraeli ministry and
lhCy. The British commissariat has
Fed 1890 tons of preserved meat,
|ipaly from Chicago-There will be
few of6j,OOO French troops in Par
|lht latter part Of June. Gen. Grant
ealy on hand-The British steam
chicago, bound for Boston, is ashore
PrvlCh, England, abandoned-One
cotton mill in the Blackburn dis
England has resumed ON the oper-
terms. Reductions of wages are
'uhced at other points.
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WILMINGToN, DEL, April oath, 1873.
hereby certify that Drs. Stearns Il Will
son, who are stopping at the Clayton
House, removed from me this day mon
ster Tape Worm about l45 feet long, in
Guiding the head, In four hours. / would
also stats that the treatment wes very
mild not making me in the least sick.
FRANK MANIoN,
Diamond State Iron Mills,
Residence 6i7 Spruce street.
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To the AFFLICTED.

We call the attention of the afflicted to
a whole column of certificates of remark
able cures in this city by Drs. Stearns &
Wilson who are stopping at the Clayton
House. The various statements are en-
titled to belief as the parties are all well
known residents of this city. The cures
are certainly unrivalled. The afflicted
should avail themselves of the benefits
to be derived from the treatment of these
eminent physicians whose skill has b.en
demonstrated by their many cures in this
city
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Indications for To-day.

! Friday IN he South atlantic, Mid
|amfic and East GuV States, Tennes-
y Tie Ohio Valley, north and west wmd,
|pIGy or lo,cer temperatures, rising
|,dg and clear pedther ,DiU preydu.
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Properties Withdrawn.

The sale OF real estate belonging to
Mrs. Echart, situated over Market street
bridge, which was 10 have taken place
yesterday, was withdrawn owing to a
lack of attendance. Some of the property
vas put up, but the bidding being very
slow, the sale was postponed.
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! al other points.

ALL STREET YEsTERDAY-The stock
yet was more active but weaker
was steady all day at 1901. Govern
bonds were firm, States dull and
'as sstrong. Money on call was easy
'oyer cent, and closed at 8 a 81 per
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DIED.

HUSBANDs.--On May 9Th, Ella ". only
chfld OF J. III. and Florence Husbands,
aged 3 years and months.
: Funeral services at the residence of her
grandfather, David Moore, No. 9, h. End
street, on Saturday afternoon at half-past
two O'Clock. Interment vt Wilmington q
Brandywine Cemetery.
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r. stopping at the Clayton House, remov-
ed monster tape worm rom me In 3
hours, 40 minutes, about 16l feet long,
Also he removed another monster. about
1870 feet long, from my daughter, III hours
and 10 minutes. JOHN ROBERTS.
Cor. 1ith and Clayton streets.
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WILMINGTs

WILMINGTON, Del, May 8, 1878.
Drs. Stearns d Wilson have cured me or
enlargement OF the liver, dyspepsia, pain
at the side, and kidney disease, also cry
sipelas. ouriny the last six weeks. Seve-
lal OF our most prominent physicians
treated my case without success.
HENRY GARRETsoN,
Pickels a Co. House 9z5 Shipley st.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE..

NOTICE.
once OF the Del. Fire Insurance Coz
Wilmington, DEL, May 4. 1878.
The Board OF Directors have this day de-
clared dividend of one dollar per share
OF the capital stock out OF the net earnings
OF the Company for the past six months.
payable on demand at the Office OF the
Company, No. COS Market street, to the
stockholders or their legal representatives.
m10-3t +. L. GILPIN, Seory.
NOTICE is hereby given that certificate
IN No. .732, issued In the name OF Richard
Booth, for a lot in Wilmington and Bran
dywine Gem etery has been lost, and appli-
cation has been dled for a new one.
mile. .aw2W# RICHARD BOOTH,
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WILMINaroN. Del.. May I, ISIS

l came under the treatment OF Drs.
Stearns & Wilson tive weeks since: they
have cured me of q terrible cough, dys;
pepsia, catarrh and general debility. L
consumption without success, but kept
constantly declining on their hands.
KoBERT RUDOLPH, Carpenter,
House 9th aud Walnut.
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House ne. si0 Church street.
wILMINoToN, Dell, Ma,

NY daughter Anna has been taking med
ioal treaime OF Drs. Stearns wilson
tor the last six weeks. She had been aff1ic-
ted with pulmonic affection, accom- panied
with a terrible cough. occasional hemorr-
hi.ges, catarrh and pains through the chest
and side, At the time OF com enctng the
treatment she seemed 10 be In n rapid de-
cline with consumption, all medical skill
having failed TO arrest the disease. AIN
happy 10 say under the treatment OF tnese
eminent physicians her cough, catarrh and
lungs are cured, and she Is now in the en-
joyment OF coed health.
MRS ELIZABETH FARRADr.
Residence No. Oil Orange street.
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UnparaIleled GU RES i'm will
IningtOn.

Please read the following, which are
but few of hundreds of remarkable cures
wrought by Drs. Stearns & Wilsonin Will
mington during the last few weeks:
WILMINGToN, Del, May 3, 1873.
II was my good fortune TO come under
the treatment of Drs. Stearns q Wilson
three weeks since. had been afflicted
with an abscess upon my LETT lung. ex-
treme pain and soreness through the
chest, q distressing cough and catarrh.
Physicians had PRONOUNCED my case in-
curable. After hearing of the great sue
cess of Drs. SteHrns a Wilson In curing
several OF my acqcaintances in this city,
was induced To give them trial. The
results have been the most satisfactory.
The cough paia, and soreness through The
chest and catarrh are cured. Have not felt
as well as now do In three years. VIII
also state that Mrs. Il. Taggart, my mother
and others seeing the good work wrought
upon me were led TO procure treatment OF
these celebrated physicians, and they all
claim to have received great benefit.
EDWIN A. HARRISON,
Butcher stall No. n , End street Market.
House No. 300 Popl .r street.
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WILMINGTON, DEL, April ~, 1910,
Drs. Stearns Il Wilson have cured Ine In
the last three weeks OF terrible erysipe-
las on INV hands, and benefited me in
many other respects.
MRS. MARTHA BARNES,
House No B2e Fourth street.
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W1LM1SaroN, Del. May 4, 1878.


/ procu ed treatment of Drs. Stearns q
Wilson five weeks since, the results are
that have been most decidedly benenl-
worst forms of kidney affections, pains,
lameness and soreness through the back.
rheumatism, dyspepsia and heart disease.
Have expended hundreds OF dollars IN
employing our most skillful physicians,
all were unsuccessful In Afiordiug me any
permanent relief Drs. Stearns Wilson's
rem edies have restored me 70 perfect
heath. JOHN HEDRICK..
Seidel, Hastings u Co.
House Ne. 8i5 Church street.
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WILMINGTON. Del. May 8,

VIII LMINGTON, Del, May o. 1910
Drs. Stearns d Wilson have removed
scrofulous tumor as large AS hens egg
from my sons neck, without .he use OF y
kniIe or produciHg pain, Also his general
health has improved under their treat
ment. He has been under treatment four
weeks. A. =. FhAsTkh,
House No. ga East Seventh street.
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They have removed 70 monster Tape
worms In Wilmington, varying from ~ 70
certificates as follows, which speak for
themselves: ,,,,
WILMINGTON, March n, 1878.
This is to cerIify chat have been amlct-
and side and other symptoms described IN
the circular OF Drs. Stearns and wilson.
called upon them al the Clayton House
where they are now stopping, They De-
scribed my case accurately without asking
q question and decided that the cause OF ALI
my ailments was a tape worm. l took
their treat ~ ent and in few houys pass
eo a monstrous Tape Worm, head and all:
l make this statement fer the benent OF
Others who are afflicted with disease.
JAMES A. MCVEY,
DuPonL's Powder Mills.
1 hereby certify that l Witnessed the
above operation and therefore nave no
hesitation In pronouncing the statement
correct. JOHN NEED
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W11M1Naron nal.. Nav 5. 1s7s

WILMINGTON, Del, May B, 1878.
have been cured of one Of the m ost ag-
gravating cases or Fistula and Piles by
Drs Stearns d Wilson In the last six
weeks, NEHEMIAH SINEx.
House No. West jackson street.
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WILMINGTON, Del, April %

WILMINGToN, Del, April 20, 1878.
am happy To make a statement as fol-
lows: 1 have been affi ilcted for one year
with dyspepsia, pain aJ the side. heart dis
ease, lame back, disease of the Kidneys
and general debility of my whole syste n ,
and for five weeks previous 10 coming un-
der treatment of Drs. Stearns q Wilson,
ced TO take their treatment iour weeks ago.
Their remedies gave me speedy relief. In
Que week after commencing the treat
ment was able To resume my business,
and have been able 10 pursue the same
ever since. The dyspepsia, palpitation OF
the heart, pain at the side and kidney dis
ease are cured, and feel better In every
respect, In fact feel like new man. 1
make this statement for The benefit of 9TH
ers who are afii lcted with disease.
OLIVER GROVES,
Mccullough Iron Co, House 12U Il. 7th St
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wILMINeroS, DEL, May 3. 1875

10 tChou 10 may concern:
1 deem II II duty az well as pleasure TO
testify TO the wonderful effects of Drs.
Stearns & Wilson's treatment. had been
affi iicted for five years with fits aud fire.
quent choking spells. would have them
nearly every day, sometimes 4 or times
a day, The fits were constantly increasing
In number and sew, riJy. 1 placed my sell
under the treatment OF these famous ply
sicians nearly four weeks since. The re-
suits have been the most wonderful.
have not had but one ut since then and
that was a very light one which had soon
after commencing their remedies.
ALBERT Cox.
House No. 3l3 King street.
We hereby certify that having taken a
deep interest In the case above specihed,
were thereby led TO closely watch the re-
suits OF the treatment. We therefore know
the statement 10 be correct.
j. T. stroud, GA West Third street.
Geo. q, Gibson. No. y, w. 4th street.
E. ID. Morrison, 3l2 King street.
VIM S. Miller, 800 KING street.
And many Others.
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WILMINGTON, DEL, April 18th. 1878.
This is 10 certify that DR.. Stearns, VINO
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BAD CANCER REMOVED.

WILMINGTON, Del, April 4th, 1878.
To Uhon il may concern:
This is to certify that DR.. Stearns, VINO
is stopping at the Clayton House, removeu
wiLhout the iniJe or pam.
Mrs. DAVID w. HALL,
House No. 625 East seventh street.
Witsess Mrs. George Lambert.
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v. E. HOLMES,
PROPRIETOR.

N. B.-Branch Store In Middletown In
Town Hail with johnson Bros.
apletjy yldAw1 ". E. H.. Prop'r.
The daily gazette., 1878-05-10

We will not stop to enumerate prices,
but say our stock is complete in every
department and being sold at the lowest
prices to be found anywhere. Do not
tail to examine our immense stock.
The daily gazette., 1878-04-08

word or whipped me in his life; we
always had plenty to eat; the trouble
seemed to be that my father would ac-
clise mother of going with another man
and on the night of the murder he
accused her of it, all she would say was
yes to every question; after refused to
go for the razor he carried her down
stairs and threw her upon the lounge,
but think after he obtained the razors
that he carried her up again; mother was
very drunk the night he killed her, /
was afraid that she could not walk up
stairs. Since l have been able to work,
i have had the management of the
whole household on my shoulders.
Drs. Chas. p. Rust, Blocksom and ii
.. Ogle, then testified as to the nature
OF the wounds, received by the murder
ed woman.
After n short deliberation, the Jury
rendered a verdict that Sarah Elizabeth
Thomas, came to her death from cuts
with razor in the hands of her husband
William Thomas.
THOMAS IMPROVING.
Yesterday morning Coroner Rose Wis
tied Thomas in his cell. at New Castle
all. lie was then in an improved con-
dition aud In more rational mood. He
seemed rather desirous of talking abont
the murder, but the Coroner declined to
converse, with him upon that subject,
and said he simply came over to talk
with him in regard to his personal affairs,
and the burial of his wife.
In response to the Coroner's inquiries
Thomas said the only money he possessed
was that which officer Bricke took from
his pockets on the night of the murder
$24 in all, for which amount he gave he
Coroner an order on the officer. He had
no money in bank, as had been supposed
by many persons. His property consist
ed of the house in which he lived, which
Is in Loan Association and not yet paid
for, and two lots adjoining, each 25x10C
feet.
Thomas also expressed great desire
to see his children, and inquired ait tel
them with much concern. lie made the
Coroner promise to bring them over tC
see him, which will be done some day
this week
MRS. THOMAS FUNERAL
Will take place tomorrow afternoon,
from undertaken Fox's Office. Sixth and
Shpley streets, where the body is now
in ice. The interment will take place
in the Wilmington 81 Brandywine Gene
terry, where Thomas has a child inferred
Neither Thomas or his wife have any
relatives either in this country, or in
Wales. 1t is still question what will
become of the helpless children who, are
worse than orphaHed by this dreadful
affair.
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far advanced in her fitting ont for sea.
The visitors were specially pleased with
the beauty of her saloons and general
appointments, which are all of American
make. These vessels are $40 feet long,
80 feet beam, 31t feet deep, have capac-
ity for 80 600 bags of coffee, and are ex-
pected to make a voyage between New
York and Rio, including stoppages, in
twenty days. When finished they Will
cost S400, 600 each.
The City of Pernambuce, the thir rd
steamer, is to be launched five weeks
hence. 1t was stated that if Congress
authorizes contract for carrying til e
United States malls, such as has been
given by Brazil, two others for the New
Orleans and Brazil line will soon be
launched. Mr. Roach said if made III all
carriers by the government he will moi
stop building his steam ships unit ! he has
steam lines to Brazil from New York
New Orleans and Baltimore.