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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-07-12
A Hot Days Heavy work.

On Tuesday, June 18th, in the city of New
Orleans, before large audience of prominent
citizens personally interested, Gents e. r.
Beauregar'l nl la, and Jubal A. Early of Va
AZ solely ~ charge Ol the regular distribution,
heiny the June grand monthly 1.-THE lJ7thl and
tho seml-anunM extraordinary drawing dis
trlhuted prizes amounting 10 over Si2lGsW AS
they attest over their own signatures land
who doubts their veracity and inteerty?), with
honesty, fairness, and in good faith towards ali
parties. Ticket 2'lSl drew capital nrize
SlDUW, and was suld-One. half to lames
Dcmnruelle,O of Messrs. Demoruello 4 Cusacbs,
prominent dealers In building materials in
New Orleans; one-tenth to q. Rnsenthal, a
most prominent German citizen of Raleigh. n.
G., &c. 75,OS drew the second prize, sJj,ObO-
nne.fifth sold to W. IL. hutchinson well known
broker, II Old Slip, New York City; and other
portions tn ". N. Pleasance of Cleveland o.,
and James j. Walsh of lSg Narick street, New
York city, paid through Messrs. Winslow,
lanier 4 Co, bankers there. 81 9II drew the
third prize. s2O,oOO, one-half of which was paid
to the Bank of Commerce at Memphis Tenn;
and other portions to party at Pasadena, I.Os
Angeles county, Cal. Tickets 2O,6Si and jOOOl
drew each SlO,n0-the fourth prizes-soId to
q. I. kimberlin, Texas; p. o., Washn county,
Ky, and New Orleans &c, DC, tn the end 0f
the chapter The next (the l5gth) takes place
August liti, and all information can be had
on application to NJ. a. Dauphln, New Orleans,
La. N'
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-07-12
renns,I,anin .rcnr,,rrs.

Associated iress Dispatch by Spscisi wires.
WlLlIAMsroIT, Pa, July ll,--To day "a
proceedings of the State tparhars' meet
ing consisted largely OF routins business.
Officers were nominated Tor the ensuing
year. Chautauqua was selected az the
plaza for the next meeting. A paper on
reading in public schools was read by
Miss Nj. Fannie Boice of Chester county,
and an address on normal school defects
delivered by DIR. A. N. Rsub OF Lock
Haven. Brief addresses were made by
state Superintendent iligbee, ok state
Superintendent Wickershain, Snp-rin-
tendent Macallister OF Philadelphia and
others. This afternoon the association
made tour of inspection among the saw
mills and to the boom.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-07-12

Tho Remains of Barney unrktu
Found Floating In the Christfn,

Tho Remains of barney HnrLins
Found Floating In the Christfana
About 10 O'Clock Friday morning boy
discovered the remains of a man floating
in the Christiana creek near Market
street bridge.
He notified the attendant of the bridge
who made the body fast, and Undertaken
Palmer who was sent for conveyed the
remains to the morgue, where they were
recognized as those of Barney Hawkins,
who lived at Front and King streets, this
city, and was formerly employed by the
Jackson Coal and Lime Company.
The body had an ugly bruise over the
right eye and was in state of advanced
decomposition. The deceased was dressed
in neat black suit, white shirt and
necktie and wore Congress CATERS. He
is five feet 10 inches in hight and is
about As years old,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-07-12

Associated Press Dispatch by special Wlrus
BosrnN, July 1.-THE messengers OF
the Mutual District Messenger Company,
numbering between 50 aud 60, are on
strike. The officers of the company say
that the strike was iustigated by one of
the oldest boys in their employ who was
discharged for canae last night. The
wages OF the boys average from SIS 10 S.
per week and there has been no
intimation or intention OF reduction
All Western Union telegraph, messages
are delivered 10y this company aud some
delay has been oceasiored IN the delivery
of the compaDy's huainess. The Mutual
company has employed 80 new
boys aud is doing it's utmost To give
prompt service. There has been no
serions violence offered by the strikers,
although one ur two hav. hAeu arrested
for Interfering with the new messengers.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-07-12
Fhc Presidents Backbone.

A committee Of Georgia Republicans
called upon President Arthur Tuesday
to urge the removal of Gen. Longstreet
from the State niarshalship. They had
little to say against Lopgstreet except
that he is not in sympathy with the Re-
pubioans, and tn. President gave the
delegation but little comfort. An ex-
Senator from another State tried TO dis
suade the Georgiaus from going before
the President, and related his experience.
said he I; "When told him a
certain official in my State ought
to he removed he asked me why.
said, well, Mr.. President, first be-
cause he ia Democrat, and next because
he is not even decent Democrat Have
you any other charges to make p the
President asked me. NO. said L; Il
thought that ought to be sufficient cause
for putting him out well, it is not, )
promptly replied the President. tine
country is alive to the idea of Civil Ser.
vice reform, and am heartily in sym
pathy with IL. Twill not make removals
except for good cause, and the reasons
you have given me are not sufficient"
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-07-12

The passenger department of the Penn
aylvania railroad announces that, COM
menoing Monday, July 9th, it will iuau
eurate, in connection with the New York,
West Shore and Buffalo railroad, a
through car service to the Catskills and
Saratoga, as follows Through parlor
car, Philadelphia to Catskills, leaving
Philadelphia at $50 q. M, arriving at
Phmnlcia (U. Il d. R. RI at Z As p. IN. I;
returning, leave PhWuicia > 80 a. H.,
arrive Philadelphia 7.46 p. m. Paror
car, Washington to Saratoga, leaving
Washington at S a. M, Wilmington L So
a. m, Philadelphia l p. M, arriving at
Saratoga 10 p. M; returning, leave Sara
toga a. M, arrive Philadelphia 30,
Wilmington G.57 p. M, Washington
l0l n m
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-07-12
DEATH OF A VETERAN.


a sons Wharf and IL Drowned.
Charles II. Hurd, supposed to have
been living in the vicinity of Dover, was
drowned at French street wharf about 9
O'Clock Sunday morning. After wander
ing around the city on Saturday evening
he and another man entered the freight
house of George W. Bush 4 Sons, at the
foot OF French street, and lay down.
They were soon discovered by Archibald
Mimic, the Waterman, and were ordered
to leave, but were permitted to remain
after pleading that they had no place to
go and expressing fear that they would
be arrested as Migrants il ,hey went out
upon the streets.
While going his rounds at 2 o'clock
Sunday morning Mimic was askad by
Hurd for d drink OF water. The watch
man, with lantern in hand, led the way
toward the hydrant, which is at the other
end OF the building, the pathway pass
ing along the caplog Of the wharf. Uurd,
who was only short distance back OF
the Waterman, stumbled over one of the
large rings fastened in the oaplog, and
fell headlong into the creek. The watch
man Immediately seized short, stout
stick and, the tide being high, easily
reached him, when he rose to the surface.
The unfortunate man eagerly grasped the
outstretched stick, but released his hold
in a few minutes and sank. He did not
rise, and WAS not seen again until his
body was recovered at s O'Clock Sunday
morning by Charles X. Sparks.
In the mans pockets were found a
pipe, comb, 30 cents in change and an
l. nnorsble discharge from Captain Dennis
J. Downing's company, No. l,295, Second
Battalion, Invalid rps,granted at Balti
more, March 9th, 1864. The roll of II
Company, First Delaware Regiment, con.
tsins the following: "Chsrles IL. llurd,
aged II years, private, enlisted Sep
tember 18th, 1861, transferred to the
Veterans Reserve Corps August, 1863"
The drowned mans clothing consisted
of COARSE linen shirt, black diagonal
coat and vest, mixed cassimere pants aud
base ball shoes. A finger of his right
hand is missing. His remains were
taken to Palmer's morgus and we're
identified by several persons.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-07-12
VEG ETABLEs.
philadelphia Markets.

Associated rress Dispatch iy special Wires.
PIMA OELPnlA, July ll.-Flour, dull:
superine, 81 2Jai5O; extra shC2ai l2IS ;
pennsylvania family, SlS7hi Minnesota extra,
EIn6. ~.
Rye flour. $3.50
Wheat, frmer M. 2 Western red, Sl.l
No. do, aloil; No. red, Sl,l3al.lj.
Corn,dnll; yellow &c; mixed, 50laaGlc.; No. .
mixed, jSG.
Oats, dull No. white, iB'.; No to- lie:
No. ! do, llllilaC.; No. 2mixed, l2c.
Rye, nominal, GjG.
Timothy, dun 81 .Sja2OO.
Flax, Sl.5Oal.55.
Provisions, only in iobbing demand mess
pork, Sl75Gal0; beef hams, s9Sa2a India mess
beef, 81; smoked hams, l3Malihc.; picked
hams, lll4al2c.
Lard, duh city kettle l0Izc; loose butchers,
Ol4c., prime steam, sg.S7H.
butter, quiet and unchanged Pennsyl-
vania and Western extra, BE bradford
county and Now York, extra, 2Da22c do
hrsts, l6alSc; Western, good to choice, laal5c;
rolls, dull galSc
Eggs, scare, firm; Pennsylvania extra,
l9Ia2Oc.; Western, lSalSl4c
Cheese, quiet New York full cream
lie; Western, do. do. ShagG.; do. fair TO
good SaSi4e; Pennsylvania part skins, 5aUl &c;
do full do, 2I41@c.
petroleum,duIl, refined; 7}4a7Ic.
Whisky. SllD
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-07-12

hno''ieiei lip'0 l'lSiattln ny special NlttS
BALTIMORE, July ll.-Cotton dull pudding,
~, ~
Flour, easier, with better demand; Howard
street and Western a superhne. SS.25ai; do.
supertne ti.25ai; do. extra, si,2jaG.5O; do. Rio
brands t6a6.21 Patansco family, 1876; do
superlative patent, $50.
Wheat Southern, opened higher closing
easier; western higher closing dull: SCntheIn
red Sl.l0al. II; do. amber, sl.l2al.l7; No. !
Maryland Sl.l5; No. Western winter red
spot, 81. IVA asked; July, sl.l;ial l3d; August.
sl.iial ~; September, sl.l51-al. l5h: October,
Sl.lGAlal. ia November, Sl.l7Aal.lS4
Corn, Southern, firmer; ~ esTrru, steady and
very dun southern white, Safe; do yell
low nominal 5ldtuc.; Western mixed snot
5,L2nNI4c; August, 5SlSa'Uc; September, G1ha
die steamer. 81 ,ai2Ilc.
Oats, iirmeri southern. 3Sai2c; Western
whlte, lltl3c.; do. mixed, jSlIOc.; Pennsylva
mia, ;iNai2c.
Rye, dull; 6jaGSr
Hay, firm; prime to choice Pennsylvania and
Maryland, Sl2al1.
PROVISIONS lower and quiet; mess pork sly 81:
nulk meats, shoulders and cleai RIB
sides, packed s. IAN &C.; bacon, Shoulders o.;
clear rlh sides .iOc. hams, l4al6G.
Lard, refined, lie.
butter, dun ; Western packed, salt +;
creamery, lSlgir.
Eggs, quiet l5al6c
Petroleum. nominal; refined IIsl7AIc
Cnuee, quiet Mo cargoes ordinary 10 fait ,
S4aHIc
Sugar strong; A soft, $50.
Copper refined. quiet Axe.
whisky, steady Sl.lBhal.l7.
New York Markets.
,,aoc,o,a, I.roso n,,,,,,c, NJ, .,,',.,,',
NrwVo,v r,,i,It ~. ,,,'. " 10
ern, dull, declining; supertinR State 81 1iaHgO !.
extra do S3NOal.2l; choice de. sI2 al, 10. fancy
n a 1870 I q, is,n "A noon ,lllu, stm
o. ,, - w., s,"ao,,p SuINtilhe western,
IN ID nV, hoo ",i W, E KY % trA Do siNa
,yhea, II" q, SisE X snUtbar,' uimce wllite
cn,,nn NJ Il, f1r 80 ~ tn, nun weak
' nn,i, e. H.na t Ir" silu%'OO good to
Wheat feverish and excited opened laLSlc.
nn we rrn ny necme Stiomger and re-
n, \" vhite q ~ ny rad
nI 10, WI Ini Si.,V ,e,elms "a VI hiShes'
81 III a IN M ,,sInI" 'sS,,,Hmgust, q
"a I'D. iSV"n h,,,iai. ~, S'ptener; Sllaa
III l5.Ie; S0gS bmsh"Is do TO- 8G0ngr, w" ~,
,,otr o,o,oa tl,,s, ,..
''"' 'p'"'" 24''s'' lower afterwards
bushels; sales V70W1 misheis r, ,,,,ai
Western spot, ipaG0; do. future 5g,3aIrIr
Oats, a tribe better recei,,ts - Am
bushels sales INnmH; No . hur'lsit i ~.
October, 3Gi.c; state, i3ablr: Western, iea555c'
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-07-12
PORT PENN.

Special Correspondence Of state Journal
PoEr PENN, July J.-rhe season at st.
Augustine Pier has had successful
opening and bids fair to be even more
prosperous than last year, owing to the
fast that the arrangements are better and
the resort more widely known.
Most of the boats engaged in sturgeon
fishing have stopped operations at this
point, owning TO the scarcity OF fish The
season has proven a poor one as COM
pared with last year.
Four baskets Of peaches We're shipped
last week, the first OF the Season. There
will he a large proportion of premature
fruit in the orchards here.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-07-12

A local wire, to be used for Philadel-
phia business only, is being run between
this city and Philadelphia today by the
Baltimore Il Ohio Telegraph Company.
All messages have heretofore been sent
over the through wires, from Water and
Market streets. The office at the Clayton
House is to be connected with the
through wires so that messages can be
sent direct from there instead of being
transferred at the Office at Water and
Market streets.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-07-12
Ashton Richardson buried.

The funeral of the late Ashton Richard
son, who died at his home on Newport
pike on Friday evening last, was held
at 10 O'Clock Tuesday at the Friends
Meeting House at Ninth and Tatnall
streets. Fully 500 people were present
aud the remains were enclosed in a
neat basket. The pail bearers, Will
liam p, Joseph p, Joseph s., and
John Richardson were all cousins of the
deceased. Joseph Soattergood OF West
Chester and Charles Rhodes of Haddon-
field, N. j., both spoke, the former at the
Friends Meeting House and the latter at
the bnrying ground at Fourth and West
streets, where the remains were Inferred.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-07-12
THE FIRST STEM n
On the Baltimore a Philadelphia
- Connection of Ihn IL a IL

On the Baltimore a PhiiadcI phi In
Connection Of the u. "A q.
Seventeen colered laborers employed at
grading on the Jessup X Moore property
across the creek from Augustine paper
mills struck for an advance OF wages Tues
day at noon. Contractor Higgins who
employs the men and is grading for the
tracks Of the Baltimore & Philadelphia
connection of the Baltimore & Ohio rail
road, refused to grant the advance asked
for, 25 cents per day and the men quit
work.
Later in the day Mr.. Higgins went to
Baltimore with the supposed purpose of
engaging laborers to take the place of the
strikers, but this morning telegraphed
to his son that the advance asked would
be granted and the men resumed work at
noon yesterday, being out just one day.
The laborers were paid $1.25 and by the
advance will receive $3.50 per day.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-07-12

~ !, New, York, Ontario q W. 259Si
Missouri. Kansas 4 Texas 2s}4; Manhattan,
Vile Dsp's chasta RiS er ss a gS saSS
s. Joseph Common, 4O;4 Preferred 90
Colorado Coal and Iron Company, 30
p Pen Isah, ssh; "a, Phila Reading,
uon, 49, :; Buffalo Pittsburg q Western,
N M F Gansqs NSrtba Erie y
Hestonvile, 49, Huntington Il Broad Top
preferred, 81 Rochester Il Pittsburg, IS (;
N. Y, Chicago d 1t. Louis com. lOl4 N. Y.
chicago ~ 1t. Louis preferred, IN market,
dnll
Cattle N ark cts.
STOCK YARDS. WEST PHILADELPHIA, July
2-Catie dun, receipts, 400; prime, 90 zaBi ac;
good, bisa6he; medium, UIsa1l1c.; common
Sheep, dull receipts, ID. 900. prime. 5sza5,zc.;
good, i9la1l4e.i medium, iai1l common, va
3tic ;cullS, 2t;ir.
Lambs duh aSJac.
Hogs, dull, al Iia'n4c; receipts, 3.jD1
NJ Buffalo the receipts ut cattle we're L. 200
head; market artivc nut shade lower; sales
extra steers at 81 sOat; good shippers, 81 2Oa
hlO; fair To- medium, 81 iOli; starkprs steady;
iair 10 good,si7ih1; fat bulls Sia5,as tn quality
best grades disposed nt Sheep-keceipts,5 $40
head market dun and dropping; sales fair to
good clipped sheep mt Slai.75 choice to fair, s.
i53b; spring iambs SibO,B7p, Hogs-Receipts
lOU hea market opened firm, but closed
lower; sales good TO choice Workers. at So.5Oa
$50 light do, Si2laG.aJ; butchers' and
mediums, sBi %; Pigs, s6a6.2i.
AT New York the receipts OF beeves for two
days were 1900 head market about steady at
closing prices of Friday, or s. 2Oa6tO per lUJ
pounds Tor poor to strictly prime native steers,
ana - OSa5 "a for CRASHED Texas do. Ex.
porters used % car loads OF fat steers and paid
81 10 for good Receipts OF sheep for two days
were ~ iOO head market steady for sheep, |
dull anu weak for lambs extremes, SiaB per |
100 pounds for sheep and 35a7 % for lambs. |
Receipts Of hogs tor two days were O. 100 head |
market quiet for live hogs at nominal range
OF ~ 5Oaf per 100 pounds.
AT baltimore the beet market was quiet |
duli, and prices Lic lower; very best, 8ilB14c |
hrst quality, i44aI14c; medium, 4ai1l c. ordin-
AIRY, 3t4aS14c; most OF the sales were from 4sAc /
to 534c; receipts, 1851 head; sales, Lbs head.
Swine-tair supply and moderate demand;
receipts, IO6i head; quotations, sl4aSt4c. The /
receipts oil sheep and lambs were 1861 head.
SluotatiOns-Sheep 314abl &C; Lambs, iLpbhc. |
Az East libetty the receipts of cattle were
2,Oil head market active at the opening prices /
Of last week. The receipts OF hogs were /
l,Hs0 head; market slow Philadelphias at
W. ioat.JO; Workers at SG.S5a6.ij. The receipts
d sheep were 1920 head; market slow at about
last weeks prices.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-07-12

Herman Thomas, Canadian of Dover,
who has been abusing his wife for some-
time past, wss before Dover justice of
the peace Tuesday ssand heavily fined.
Thomas treatment ofhis wife is described
as being almost inhumau. lie has
severely chastised her upon numerous
occasions, and day or two since
removed the furniture from the bonsp
and ordered his wife to leave. The
Dover people are indignant at His
conduct and self appointed committee
of citizens have Notified him that unless
the furniture and wite's property are re-
turned to her home within As hours he
will be treated to cooling bath in tar
and coating of feathers.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-07-12
rNnHinLH KniLEo4n AociDANr.
several Men Killed by IA Masonic
Excursion Train.


Excursion Train.
Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires.
TirusvILLE Pa, July IA special
iispstch to the lie aid eays that an tx
cursion train from this city, oontaiuir 2
about rs members nf Masonic lodges,
while returning from Jamestown
collided with freight train on th4
Buffalo " Southwestern road at 2 O'Clock
thia morning, two miles from Jamestown,
instantly killing George Gates, conductor,
and NJ. u. Colby, brakeman of the freight
train, aud fatally iujuring w. Innss
another brakeman.
No one was hurt on tile excursion
train, The eDginasrs and iiremrn OF
both trains saved themselves by jumping
Both engines were smashed to pieces as
ware also many freight cars.
The force Of the collision drove the
sxGursion train passenger coaches back
ward distance Of ~ ie.t, hut they kept
oh tha track. Colby'a legs were Grnshrd
to j-lly, while Conductor Gates WAS
roasted alive IN the ruins.
The cause OF the accident was the
failure Of the engineer of the freight train
to obey orders. If the trainmen Of the
excursion train had not used the greatest
care the loss of life would have been
frightful.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-07-12

Special Correspondence OF State journal.
GEoRGgTOwN, July 10.-The directors
of the Farmers Bank OF this town to. day
elected John NJ. RswliDs, teller. The
other applicants were Levin 7. Sauls-
bury, William N. Royce, William 7.
Vangesel, r. Il. Wheatley and John N.
Short. Mr.. Rawlins came within one OF
unanimous vote.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-07-12
TELEGRIrHic nnn,ITfES.

Associated Press Dispatchesb by speclsl Wires.
The cable between Mozambique and
Zanzibar has been repaired.
The powder magazine at Batavia, lava,
Las been burned and quantity Of war
material destroyed.
Attorney General Brewster lett Wash
ington this morning for Philadelphia,
whence he will 80 to Long Branch for a
short stay.
A dispatch from Beekerriei, Switaar-
land, says nearly all the cultivated land
in that district has been ruined by
storms and lsnd slip.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-07-12

Invitations for the legislative reunion
next week have been mailed by the com
mittee to members and few invited
guests. The programme is as follows :
Rendezvous at Harrington on Tuesday
afternoon next and proceed thence to
Chincoteague spend Tuesday night at
Chincoteague; Wednesday morning leave
Chinooteague for Rshoboth spend We'd
nesday night and Thursday morning
there go to Lewes on Thursday after
noon and board one Of the Old Dominion
steamers for New York, arriving there
Friday morning on Friday visit Couey
Island, Central Park and other places,
and return home on Saturday via the
Penusylyania railroad
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-07-12
IUCIL BREf'IT'IES,

Testamentary letters on the estate of
Elizabeth Booth, late of New Castle were
granted to Harry Booth by Register Biggs
yesterday.
Samuel Collyer will teach the manly
art OF knocking out" at Csrroll's saloon
on Water street during the summer.
Collyer claims to be first class bruiser.
Thomas +. Bruner, the 4-year-old son
of Lewis Ct. Bruner of No. sos Orange
street, was badly out across the nose and
left cheek by being run over by horse
in front of Andrew Traynor's livery
stable, at No. los West Fifth street, yes
terday.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-07-12
LIGHTNING'S FATAL UORk.

n Lad Slain ana u Farmhouse
Burned.
spe 'ial Correspondence of State journal.
STAFFORD, July 9.-The house of Dayton
Mills, a farmer living in the edge OF Dor
chester county about two and a half
miles from Galestown, was struck
by lightning yesterday afternoon.
Mills fve-year-old son was killed and
several other members of the family were
stunned by the bolt, while the house was
completely destroyed.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-07-12

The Jersey Central Suits Continued.
Associstsd Press Dispatch 10y special wires.
TRENTON, July Il.-Leave was granted
to Edward Y. Greer, of counsel for the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company, to file
a stipulation in the United States Circuit
Court this morning, providing that
William b. Dnsmore's motion for pre-
liminsry injunction to annul the lease of
the New Jersey Central to the
Philadelphia q Reading Company
should go over, without detriment to
either party in the suit, to the fourth
Tuesday of next September. The stipu
laiion WAS signed by Clarence Seward for
the Pennsylvania and by ex Chancellor
Williamson for the philadelphia & Read
ing. The matter OF the Nav York &
Long Branch railroad superlnlendency
goes over to the same time.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-07-12

Associated Press Dispstcn by specisi Wirus.
PETERsBuRG, Va, July ll.-Dr. Thos.
\ Scott, the oldest and one of the most
eminent physicians of this city, died here
this morning, aged 50 years. Deceased
was nephew of General Winfield Scott,
aud an uncle of General 7. B. Starke.
lle was member of the Virginia Medical
Association and was widely known botL
in and ont Of the State.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-07-12

Associated Press Dispatch by special wires.
ALBANY, July 1l.-The bank at Frank
lin WAS robbed early this morning OF
$500 in silver. Two families living near
We're bound and gagged and, after two
hours work, the burglars blew the safe
open. The explosion tore out nearly the
whole front of the building and set fire
to the papers. The money of the bank
was in another safe. The gobbors we're
tracked nearly to Oueonta.