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srEAacsBIP LIVES.

A NCHoR LINE. sssn
UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
sail Weekly TO and from
NEW YORK and GLASGOW, via LONDON
DERRY.
Cabin Passage. eeo TO sso. Returns eiio % $40
Second Cabin. 80. Return Tickets, t7s.
steeraee prepaid, eal. Outward, t2s.
Passenger nmodatlons are unexcelled Al
9tAteroOms on Main Deck. Passengers beQhe
AZ lowest rates 10 or from Germany, Italy
Norway, Sweden. Denmark, &C.
For books OF Tours in Scotland, ,,rates, plans
&C.. apply 20 HENDERSON BROTHERS. New
York, or sk NUELs n. BEIyrS. Aanma EEpress
or A. ID. LeCarpenter, DuPonts Mills VIII
mlnWton
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kRAAAA1AONA n@NO NAAN
THE MODEL PAST LfNE AND THE ONLY
LINE BETWEEN
THE EAsf AND THE WEST. VIA wAsHING-
TON.
DOUBLE TRACK JANNY coUrLKRs
suHrp1l.E FIFTH a HAikf FAKk KrvKor
rnxyEs EsBNRSE, DiNMRBSlEk, sqxi ssqxEzr 4. 81 'ssSFArroS.
A. u. tchica9o, Cincinnati 81; louis Fast hx- :.
800 sfl ~ q ds RSiass ssd dscsSsigIE cSissaE cars .
=" oHRsSi iSp b sOaaSwsst S1S ~ Rics$snd. Via
S NIisSss s ,y and M" sy wsy :.ssISSs :sssISSs
lis ANNmPSSHfns. SPSiDn Is .ssfPAsfU6iN;ToN AND WASH
IEGToN Xxx. and EtAtionson Metropoli-
7.@ fPiedmonS strasburg. winchester. Hag-
erstown, Frederick and way stations. via
Main stem. ION Sunday 20 Eilicott City
500 fFffi4EsRyRe, CINCINNATI, St, LOUIS
WASHINGTON AND COLUMBUS EX-
PRESS daily, and CHICAGO daily except
saturday. lRiehmond and The south, xla
dnnatI. Iouisvliie and Chicago Junction.
Parlor Cars, CHICAGO junction g OnicaEo'
Sleeping Cars Grafton to Indianapolis
$40 IVA fWSsSinEson Ss ana way way sta Ions AnnspO-
iO.U MSsHsfSSToN MSSs HsISeSsTS5N AND LAUREL Ex-
PRESS.
t2.i6 washington, Annhpotis and way.
i.D ton sunday only. for Washington and
La T1cott city and way stations
aO WashIneton ana Way stations. (Fsich-
mond Qnantico except sanday). Con-
nepf 81 washlnRton with 4 =. 9. Co.. on
Monday, "wednesday and Friday, and with
P6tomac Steam boat Co, on tuesday, THURS
Day and saturday for Old Point Comfort
40 WlsHINafoN WlssHHsaINasf EXPRESS. stops .,
gessnp's Annapolis Junction. Laurel and
40 Winehsster:. RagsrstOvn, Frederick and
100 4 YashlsgtOn, Annapolis and way.
$40 NEredefick and way stations.
go Martfnaburg and way stations.
as fWaAhinRtOn and way stations.
7.D tPittsbufg, Cleveland and Detroit Express.
BAQ, Palace sleepllG Cars @ Pitts6arg.
as tqHtcAGo, CINoINHATI 81. LOUIS,
PkEss. B. g. .. Palace Sleeping Cars tC
Cincinnati, st. Louif and Chicago, Lynch
burg mnd the South, via Va. Midland.
0.lB ton sunday only, for Mt. Airy and way.
Ills Mt. Airy and way stations.
lid Wsshington and way stations; :.
and z. 90 D. IN. For Rockville, 10 90 q. m.
All trains stop At Relay except 100 q. m.
LEAvR WASHINGTON FOR BALTIMORE;
500, "a. %, $50 N.46 $40. t9.O0 1000 q. m.
II. 10 La 920 "a. IS l30o a.3 an r. o. Is IS
N.o0 TN "a. 90 and II. - D. m.
tDaily. fSunday only. Other trains daily
Bakaase calied for and checked at hotels an,
residences on orders left at Ticket Ofices, ~
WFST BALTIMORE STREET, N. w. Cor. Cal
vert; CAMDEN STATION and 81 SoUTt
Nm. CLEMENTS. C. X. LORD,
Master Of ofTransportation. Gen. Pass. Agent
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r.,a~rn ~ me aladaer.
Farmers and Vtners

Singing irritation, Inflammation, all Kid
ney and Urinary complaints, cured by
HBuchu-paiba. 81.
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RhEuMArIaNd ANc cov1 n

When we can establish by chan . \
which every Inquiry but makes ttVsti9l, IVY a,
have tho only real, or radical reliell N ,S..o 4
Disorders. and we put that evidence Nls-,I !.
n every sufferer ipifhOut Boney and t''..-
claim that no one but the fool WIZ ia'l 4
ear, or close his eyes 70 the g'dd hdng, =, y,
his bllgtted life, In justice 10 VI, y NJ
dependent families, and TO TIA oonsull,,l,Is
lile's ambition before you were sur ~
disease, we ask you TO go with US lot .ta,
10 the homes Of some who nave dtaae " M 4
Of lifs and are now full Of tue 3oy A'y,', ~,
toll to the world their glad expert fhV@ "
you no false statement and MAKE ha A,'',,l y,
tannoL, by proper inquiry tby Ie,lI W.
ffiendsl be piobod 70 the bottom Il '04'' !
pr truth.
Among hundreds ezrod oar prsscn. sps'e =, M
10 Mr.. AArdiek, lis Plymouth b., bfoeApN
with Chronic Rheumatism mAny {eaft; s.r,,
Mr.. HAstngs, 7sS Pearl b., BrooAi'h-'
Dr. oaemmsr.r, alT Battle 81, nfo0Il'
seia noss.sg nSssass sss Seg, S9 n, BrooEl,nse'
Q years--lAd expended over 5000 10 ''''
Mr. Nevin. tsI Third Avenue, BrOoti'O- '''
tam years. n-...i,,-iir
mAtofy and Chronic rheumatism ahi VIZ
Dyspepsia. 49,. I.si, "
Mrs. Pilkington, Iss 14th b., BrooAg l,hisse
RheumntiHm for years. "had tried e'sI nv srie
Or. GoO1rch, New York CltJ-chfenle yHaT,l-pr1i
Mrs. Williamson, % Grove ~, 80 49,, y -
lnhAmmatory Rheumatism % years. hle r,st -
Mr.. DIXON, ii7 Wess b., New fofA-S1
mhtiam two years. a, Esv ~
ospt. Nathan Wood. io4 South b. ~
Rheumatism n yeara. = ynft..0N
Mr.. Abrams. " Greenwich Az new
mAtism and Kidney Disease. t.,,,J Gq'
Judge CroasmAn, II Oakland AFi s
RheumAtiAm several years. -
Tho above named gentlemen know mapJ STiiss,sl w.
r. q. Of Rheumatism, DyspepsA, Liver Ld'ert,1ss w & y
Now give this mater deserved aiisn' .,s IN "
circulAfb with fuller particulars ana JV'
700 saw this advertisement. ,.ub
Elmore, Adams q Cor 10 a NJ a.
brooklyn. and los Wiii
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Incorporated I'm 1888 for Is years by the LeRiBla-
ture for Educational and Charitable purposes
with capital Of q, OO0 0O0-to which reserve
fund OF $50, 900 has since been added.
BY an overwhelming popular vote Us franchise
was made part 81 the present state Constitution
adopted December 2d, a. d., 1873.
The only Lottery ever voted on sud endorsed
by the people of any State. -.
II never scales or postponee. ITS GRAND
SINGLE NUMBER DRAWINGS take place
mOnthlv.
A SPLENDID OPPORTUNTTY TO WIN A
FORTUNE. THIRD GRAND DRAWING,
GLASS @ AT NEW ORLEANS, TUESDAY,
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..Kougll on Corns.

Ask for Wells "Rough on Corns" Is
cents. Quick, complete, permanent cure.
Corns, warts, bunions.
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Mother swans Worm syrup.
Infallible, tasteless, harmless, Cathartie;
for feverishness, restlessness, worms, con-
stipation. 25 cents.
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OELAwARE WESTERN RAILROAD.

CHANGE OF HOURS. o
On and after JUNE 2Oth, 1854, trains win run a.
foliOwsi
Leave Wilmington 7.os. lo.sO. a. N; SD >. m.
Arrive at Lanaenberg, $50 u. NJ; 100 noon.
Q. 20 D. IN.
Leave Landenberg Q. 50 q. IN; Il. 60 D. IN.
Arrive at Wilmington 800 q. m; 2. Is y. IN.
ID. CONNELL. SnpefinIendent.
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THE PUBLIC Is REQUESTED CARE
Il FULLY to notice the new and enlarged
scheme TO be drawn monthly.
As-CAPITAL PRIZE, s75, OOO.-Ea
Tickets. only IS. Shares in proportion.
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Rz,1xoAD LrxEs,

baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.
THE MODEL. FAST LINE AND THE ONLY
LINE BETWEEN
THE EAsf AND THE WEST. VIA WASHING
TON.
DOUBLE TnACKl JANNY CoUPLKRl
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GREAT PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE

DOUBLE TRACK-sTEEL RAILS.
SPLENDID seen ERY, MAGNIFICENT
EQUIPMENT, NORTHERN CENTRAL RAIL
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LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY Co.

I'VE do hereby certify that we supervise the
arrangements for all the Monthly and Semi
Annual Drawings ofThe Louisiana State Lottery
Company, andin person manage and control the
Drawings themselves, and that the same are con-
Quoted with honesty, fairness, and IN good fai th
toward all parties, and we authorize the COM
pAny To use this certificate, with fac-siinlessoi
our signatures attached. In Its advertisements.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-09-27
DANGEROUS RED-HEADs.
Matches that Explode by Sp0nta-
nCOus Combustion,

Now Orleans ia greatly alarmed over
the sale Of red headed mattel, which
has recently been introduced into thEt
city by large deHlsrs, and sold iu co D..
siderab quantities by itiusraut vendors
az o low price. The Times D,mocrat of
that oity In number Of interview with
persona who have used tho red-basds
proves thst they are highly dangerous
They are sold In punches, unlocked, and
very dangerous chemical is used in
their mauutscture, 80 that the matches
spontaneously ignite at the least lar or
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-09-27

The Pennsylvania and the Reading
Again Lock Horns IN Court.

TRENTON, N. j., Sept. 26.-Tbere was o
large attendance al The opening II the
United S.stes Ciroui, Court TO day, when
It was expected that the argument OF the
cases Of the Pennsylvapia railroad against
the Philadelphia & Reading company
would BE- heard.
Clarence A. Seward Of New York, and
Edward T. Green and barker Guumere
appeared for the complainant aud ex-
Chancellor Williamson, President Little
OF the Central and Counsellors Richly Of
Trenton, aud Kasrcher of pennsylvauis,
for the defense.
In the first case, that of The PaunsJl
vanis against Philadelphis 4 Reading
railroad, touching the difficulty over the
Long Branch road, 1t was stated that the
defendants had fled their amended
| snawer TO complainant's amended bill and
that replication had been lied by com
| plainants which puts the case at issue
| and evidence will now be tIkeu aud fiDa
hearing come on in few months.
| In the suit of William Diutmore, Il
set aside the New Jersey Central lease
the Court denied the application OF tn,
defendants for an examiner to investigate
the statement, made In complslnapts' dec
laration, but ruled that the defeudspti
could put in an answer a3 soon al
they pleased and then require til,
plaintiffs to submit 10 an examination
under oath IS TO any Btateul 4nta ma4u IL
that answer. BY mutual agreement til,
further hearing OF the case wen. ove
until October 18th, to allow 'lr.e 'or fim
an answer by defendants sud .ht t.Ail
| of testimony,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-09-27
DOUBLE-HE4DED DAKOTA.
why Secretary Teller Declines 10
Obey the GOyerpOr,s Order

YANKToN, OAK Sept, 25.-The exeou-
tive order issued at Bismarck by the
Governor and served on James Teller,
secretary of Dakota aud brother of the
Secretary of the Interior, authorizes,
directs and orders him to move his office,
archives, books, records, papers and all
the public property in his possession, ex-
oept the legislative furniture and the
territorial library, to Bismarck. The
order was dated the 11th instant and
served On the 22d, to be obeyed Is days
from date.
Secretary Teller replied in long letter
to Governor Ordwav, a. which he
declined to obey the order, taking the
ground that pending the hua d oision Of
the court on the subject of the dispute
regarding the location of the at Of gov
srnmunt he, % eeoretary OF the Territory
ID competent to judge whether or no. he
change ia desirs bld, He contends that
he Ia subj cot to the order tf the UIited
5tataa government, ar he Is the custodian
of Government property, and that the
order for the removal Of hia office must
| come from the head Of this department to
| which it is properly subordinate. In
| referring to the decision OF
Judge Edsertou, declaring tho capitol
| commiHsion act Unconstitutional, Score
| iary Teller says: As a sworn officer OF
| the Government | recognize my obligt-
| ton to regard not only the letter hut the
| spirit of the law, aud, as Tits decision IL
the law until revised by oourl
Of competent jurisdiction, onn
| not consent to be- party
to any act which will appear to disre.
gard it." The secretary therefore de-
olines to obey the order but wishes TO be
Understood as having no personal interest
in the controversy. The books Of the
auditors office were taken from Yspktor
yesterday morning by order OF Governor
| OrdWay,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-09-27
MICROsCOpIsTS IN CHESTER.
Viewing Minute Objects in Mag
ntIed Form.

The Inioroscopicsl brsnch OF tho Chester
Institute of Science held It's second an
nual public reception Tuesday evening.
Prominent men interested in the science
from Lancaster, West Chester, Linvood
and Philadelphia. Pa, Camden, N. j.,
snd this city we're In attendance. Abou,
so Instruments, Set Up, exhibited a great
numbsr Of handsome speoimsns, including
almost every olsss OF minutie, objects Of
interest to those who take delight in the
study. A large crowd of invited guests
attended the exhibition and viewed with
intereat the mysterious objects shown
beneath the powerful LENSES.
Wilmington miorOsoOpists were repre-
scented by George W. Baker, John b.
Triebler, DR.. J. Hatmer Rlle, the kov. c.
E.Murrsy and Maurice sattet thwsis. One
OF the handsome specimens exhibited, W az
a slide ny George W Baker chowing tbs
circulation Of sap through flue blade o.
grass, Enown as ch&ra, and taken from
Spring LAKE. The delicate strearn of eaI
as it poured through the chsnusia in the
grass blsds, was plainly shuqn and
viewed with wonder by the Inio.0sonpiat.
and their uninitisted gusstH. Tia exhibit
bition was most sugoa55iul in every par
ticulsr, and an effort will De made TO nav,
similar gathering OF mlcro5cupists il
this city In the winter or early spring
There are number Of persons here VIII,
take much interest in this branch o
sol7aeO AMI it in though, ths. II nrp /,
nothing TO prevent a moSt successful con
summation Of the project
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sP0RTiNa vOTrS.


Tug Wilson hSt glven ur ''tA,p,rg
claret" and is now tapping" shoes IN
England,
Jack Davis Of Birmingham, Announces
that he will boz any man IN Ameri u.
barring Sullivan, :oDt rcupds, Msruuis
OF Queeusbury rul s, Within two week ),
for trophy, u t1 OF tL9 vslle of 900
or 81 900.
At meeting Of ti,- board Of officers of
the League of American Whe,'rien, h4ld
at Springfield, Masa., Thursday, IL was
decided to admit Star, Faeile and Extra.
ordinary challenge machines to all bicycle
raoes. l.. L. Atwood, consul st PittsfsId,
was suspended for exceeding his eu.
thority in refusing to allow men to reoa
because Their legs wore bare from the
kuee down.
An International wrestling alstch for
| sweepstakes OF 5000, and trophy for
mixed wrestling was arranged on Satur-
day at New York, between II. NJ. Durfur
of Malboro, Mass, Duncan C. Ross of
Cleveland, D, ard George w. Flagg of
Braintree, VI. Tue contest will come off
at Rochester, N. Y g., next month, and the
conditions Will b. best three in five falls
at collar and elbow, side hold in harness,
and catch Re can catch.
Jack Dempsey and Jack Boyiau were
quietly arrested during an exhibition at
Harry Hilps Thursdav afternoon, ON q
warrant obtained by Inspector Murray,
who swore on information aud belief that
Dempsey and Boylan intended 10 fight a
prize fight Harry Hill furnished
$500 bail for their appearances this
morning, A challenge from Jsm
Mace 10 Sullivan WIS road in the
theatre just after the arrest. Mac.
says he will back mis- suience against the
| champion's strength, In thI 81 matches.
one TO consIst OF three rounds, O. OF four
rounds and one of i've rouui,, tie eveute
to take place In California, New York and
Europe, ard that be will prt up trophy
OF t!r value OF 81, 0gp eSGnst another
that he 5il sin tnc IN; If the three
matches, the matches t. ikFe place at
SallivsD's convenience
At the Hsmpd-n Park (3prinrfeld.
Mass,,) bicycle tournament Tharsisy one
| OF the most beautiful fsat5 ever oaeurriup
u bicycle race YVES seen when Midgely
jumped fran his broken machine and
| mounted another waiting tor him, LOSING
only about 100 feet. He overlook Ga.
leader5 and passed them before tAsy mad
zone mile. Frazier Of Smithville. Nav
Jersey, finished first in the 25-milss yeo,.
but the judges, sftur awarding HIM
the prize, reversed their decision
in favor Of Robinson, who o.rte
. second, oE at alleged foul. THE
Rochester, N. Y. ciro VOL IL -hU club
drill, GsOrgn Nash If Spripsfatd ,,,,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-09-27
Attempt TO Blow Up u GuuDoat

The gunboat Dessslinef fitted Up g.
Philadelphia for SCI vice "t3ef H.
Haytien government LA.TJwly es-
capped being blown mp by an internal
machine made for Sautar, one Of the rev
olutiouists Hsyti, by George uolgate
the celebrate sker Of infernal machines
who resides In ,iladelphis 1t is what ia
known as fo1' day machine. In con-
struction It was culisr. II rearmb'sd
an ordinary lumr COST, within which
was The explosiyD lnid, enclosed in 3
galvanized csn Of spneroidal shape. The
devices for exploding the composition
were most ingenious, and SO
arranged ira su exeles1on Ruld occur
at the end Of 30 l0urs. /. is said to have
possessed All exI losive force squal TO 800
pounds VI dynamite. Il was to have
been smugglsd ou board tn vessel with
the coal and to he wonrd NJ by enc OF The
| crew, WHO was bTibtd LOT 'he pureos , hut
When it vas decided TO sail the weasel "
Po't-eu- Prince ulisr the American
nag the PARTIES CONNECTED with
Ito conspiracy became frightened
snd tbs scheme was sbau
jpred. The machine ia nov sup
| posed 10 be- IN Cuba lI0lgGto alao mai-
Ssutar an eight day machine which the
revOluIioniat will endeavor to place on
the DesaalineB at Port.au-Prince. Other
reports say the Dessalinos will probably
be met at Port au- Prince after sle hoia.s
the Hayden flag by the Elder, IN iron
steamship from al EDglish line, now IL
the hands of the revolutionists, aud tha,
g naval engagement will follow.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-09-27
The Delaware shore naiIroad.


A Bridxeton Star reporter hes besa
interviewing a Residing railroad official.
who informed him th.t that CORPORATE, /,
had offered the Cumberland Rail and
Iron Company 900 for land along N,
oT-ek upon which to build depot. TIE
official farther told the Star msu that the
plan was to obtain control of ths Della
wsrs Shore railroad, running from Cam
den through Woodbury. to Pennsgrove.
At this point boats cross the Delaware
river, connss,iny with Wilmington for
the South. From Pennsgrove the line
will run directly to Salem, and from there
across country to Bridgeton, uniting with
the New Jer''y Southern. The Reading
company will 4. all probability get con-
troll Of tho Port Norris line. The new
road will then run on to Miliville In a
straight line, and down through Maurice
town directly to Cape May, opening mp a
new section OF country"
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-09-27

DUBLIN, Sept. 24.-Notwithstsndiug the
proclamation OF the Government for.
bidding the holding OF meetings in the
counties OF Clare and Limerick, on SIM
day, several Thousand persons headed by
priest gathered at MilltowD, hslbay,
County Clare yesterday and attempted to
bold an Irish national league meeting.
A large police force WAS present and pre-
vented the organization OF the meeting
A magistrate read the prohibitory proela'
mstioD and the crowd dispersed, utterins
Sroaps for the Queen and shoutiug "God
save LELAND"
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-09-27

This base ball fever has struck Dan
vile, Pa, very hard. The other day a
match game between fat and lean
nii4e came off, and the whole town sus-
pended business 20 attend 1t. The mer-
chants closed their stores, the blacksmith
dropped his sledge aud the carpenter his
plane, the teachers dismissed theil
pupils for the day, and the Judge ad
surued court and beuoh, bar and jury
wended thsir way to the bspe bal
grounds. And they had lots OF Tau, full,
rs much as the people Of Wilmington hat
upon this opening day Of the Volksfest
The game gas not altogether bad one
the score ne,ng % to 20 in favor of til
| fat men.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-09-27
IkIlioaI HE WIZ.

uosr2N, Ssp, a5.--About O'clock ttir
mOtnios Nellie Uurria, aeod rs -esa.
employed ~ roaE in P.rktrs' rrto. va
shat aa! killed by her hu band, Rictli5
Currle, 81 the doogaaJ VI he, lodstngs,
No, 323 fremont ssreet Mrs. Curg.e
WAS returning from work and 1t is sur,
posed that her husband had Lesn waitig.
for berthe oouple had not lived together
for some time, but occasionally mat,
After firing the shot Currie ran away
with the revolver in his hand, but was
pursued and captured by several persons
who were passing and turned over to the
police. He was evidently under the in.
huenos of liquor and denied having com.
mitted the act. Mrs. CurIie bore an ex.
cellent reputation but hsf huabond'.
record is not 40 good. No motive il
known for the shooting.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-09-27

much smaller than the latter. Letters
on the utilization Of surplus wind
power are given from several correspondents.
"a New Process Of Mineral Painting" is an
interesting subject, as are also articles on
tho Northern Pacific railroad, new flreless
locomotive, the first electric telegraph, and
Bourseul's claim to the invention of the tele-
phone. 1t appears that Bourseul anticipated
even Philip Refs in setting forth the gist Of
this invention, his paper on the subject
having been communicated to the French
Academy in 1854
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-09-27
A Curious Case In Worcester

In the Orphans Court at Snow Hill
Monday, the entire day Was consumed
vith an interesting case which IA sub.
8tantially 50 follows: WHRa Harmon
OF Acoomac county, VjrFi1i., died last
May interstate, but lef Wing real -f,ste in
both Marylaud AID Virginia, tud II is
alleged, considerable money. MIA. sally
Porter Of stockton, Nd, whose husband
Had about is nunihs sgO, IL Ra aunt OF
Mrs, Hasnoa. and was present
when Mr., Harmon died. 4 Jew
isys subssqueui to Mr. Harnou'e
i4ulse Mrs, P0Eter Deposited In
re aate Of +, 7 Taylor of Stockton
~, $50 It vas generally thought that
liFs. Portor's husband had LETT hut fow
hundred dollnra IN casb Harmonic
ldminiatFato;s failing TO find in the house
the amount OF money be was supposed TO
have, and hearing OF Mrs. Porter's
depgais, at once suspected her OF having
purioined the amount from Harmon's
house while nursing him In his last i'll
moss. Hence the suit. The parties are
al highly respectable, and the case is
naturally creating quite sensation,
George W. Purnell ia counsel for petit
TONERS and George M, Upsher and CLAYTON
j. Purnell for respondent.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-09-27

rather curious suggestion Of the New
Orleans Times Democrat Ia that q law be
paused forbiddlng the manufacture Of GER
tain matches now made In that city,
because Of their liability to spontaneous
combustion. This seems hardly neoes-
saIy, since the extreme chespnoss Of
matches will etfeotuslly prevent any enc
from purchasing dangerous xrticle in
preference to q safe one. With excellent
foreign matches coming IN at low prices
and great home company reducing
its product fifty per cent. in price, no one
has any excuse for buying matches IL
which the components are mixed so as Il
make the produc! dangerous.