to*
THIRD EDITION.
BVBRLARVLAKCKIiT.ARMfR*
n* eallown LooaalaK up
4 'Mook Awotlai, Baa«k B*»ii and
Tkoasaa riaalgaa.
Tha second act in a drama that may
have its ending on the gallows,
enacted at Police Court lan evening be
fore a large and deeply interested
dieuce.
Enoch Rash, Thomas Flannigau ami
three
was
au
William, alias "Monk" Austin,
young men each of wbos* names may be
found several times repeated ou the
court records both here aud hi N**w
C astle, were led into the dock shortly
after the opening of the court to answer
to three indictments of burglary, lar
ceny and arson.
Officer Charles Thomas wi* tin first
witness called, and he teatiltad that
yesterday morning .about 1-3'* o'clock,
he and Detective Leg^ were standing
at the corner of Water and French
streets, when Mr. John W. Reynolds,
proprietor of the "Malta Home." in
formed them that some one oa l broken
iuto the steamboat hotel, No. 5 List
Water street,uext door to the establish
ment of Mr. Reynolds. (Tim steamboat
hotel was unoccupied and has bee
since the death of Mr. J. T. Me ban a u
whore death at the Hospital about ten
days since was noted iu
can.) The officer accompanied by de
tective Legg and a Mr. Hickman,an em
ployee of the 1'. VV. k I>. company, pas
sed round to the rear entrance of the
hotel on Front street and ou entering
found the gas iu tue barroom lit <i* was
also the jet in the first room at the
head of the stairs iu the second story
to which they proceeded.
On entering this room ofli wr Thomas
smelled burning rags, and on opeuuig
tue door of the main room in the
tond story the three found the loom
full of smoke and a fire burning bright
ly iu the middle of the floor.
The burning material was found t.*
■ ojsist of a pile of rags and paper
o j one side of the tiro stood a box con
t iniug a lot of quilu and blank*-:.'
while on the other side a bed I */ ou
tue floor, so close that the ticking
scorched when the discovery w .is ms 1*-.
The fire was extinguished with
difficulty aud the three proceeded to
the next room where officer Thomas
discovered a man standing b-hiud tne
1-board of a bed who upon being
brought mto the light proved to
hooch Rash, while ofneer I.-gg eucoeed
ed in stirring Thomas Flanigan
from under a bed where he had hi 1
deu. Austin wa. next discovered b.
Uio REPtrr.u
aw.:
v. a
hind the door of the same room aud
thus the trio were caught in the satne|
trap.
id Hick
Nippers were placed upon Fla
and Rash and Ollic
'an
m Legg
man took charge of theta while ofli
Thomas followed with Austin, and
thr*-r. were tak^n to the Hail and K»
«d up. Officer Thomas again return*.;
toilm ene and upon examinati
covered that the back gate had bee*)
fore d Open a-, had also tho rear door
( l the bull iiug as well as a couple ol
doors in tiie second story, j
d
ai ' v,
about two feet an
lound a piece of ir
a half la taugtu, which vv
ly ascertained to be the handle ofaj
wagon brake, which had h en broken
off - u-* of Mr. Welde's wagons wboeo
btade yard is almost opposite the rear
There was e oine!
.ow that it ha
it upoL
tit ex
^Ubb-qU-'Dl
: ol tho *1 Cit- i.
the iron to s:
been used upon the doors, an
testing it the officer found tha
activ fitted the iudeutations uiatlc.
robora-
.Special Detective
ony of
as, a:,
>r propounded the u?
e of Officer I
g the prison* r
y ques
t
as
to ;uK,
l in an under tone, "I i
u end to ths son-of !*—.
; *y ii*.»
th.y
ui:
Ram *
J
Mil!
. i
g 1
d t;
noti
lie
midnight of Sato;
via-* chained in tu
un *.
and tel*
d tu
quiet.
m. jyuru
wiiiie. s be { ir l ^
III t.u
• i
of the uu'i •
paid Vt r/ lit
tliou. i-it it w .
v. ■ .
sleep the: ■
Ul.ldrj
>ar
he rdii
soon
hi
o id
U ej
ni Jin
e buck vt i
light upon
•n oi
tllH
and i...
furnitu;
been loci
I
ni >*
1 up
dcs
the p
that the buib
side by the Malta L
other ai« l
houses
ami ou
c. ;mf nun
ih is
ii injury to all the
u:i l ther-. 5
propurly a'.,
*he pi.S!
co- and <.
neared decidedly
:.erent throuuhout
a i to His 11
rs
tiie!
h -.rinj
as to w ; i ther tuny
•d to
r
who ?.pp '
of th
A list
most hardei
with a sin?
» any qiterttn
- to he t
it-d
would reply
nothing to say."
It
p i i'ii-i
id
* had been Him
that eich cl the charg
ply proven anl he
each <m the
com mi t<ed them wi thorn b.-.ii
< iiar-.,*j of arson. As tue/ v e I d back
!•» the cell Rash rati
marked "well I gues** I've got to i
the hemp."
The following section^ of
law bear ou the crim-i with 1
prisone. R are i L
Revisj l ('*• ic. chapter l'_ 8 ,
ny person slia.il
burn, or stt o* nro any dwellin*' louaeuf
another, o* any atere or ott-er hutldiria ud
joining to or parcel ofadwoling house
anotlier, suc!i person shall be deemed guilty
of arson a. <1 lelony, and t-.hall anflef-ieath.
.Sec. 7. If any person shsM, in the riight
time, break and enter into the dwell'nx honse
of aunt her person with Intent to commit mur
der, rape, or arson, whether luch Intent
executed or not ho shall be deemed guilty
and felony, aud shall Butter death.
- Id the*:
iu $3,10(1
cuargc-i i
tho
f j'
v,-l.
•tlv.nl
iiu ly and malic leafy
A H«r«l<
About hull put two o'olookyuteriuy
_morning lire >u di.oov.red lulling
from » imkll frame dwelling on Water
ulroet between Orange and Shipley eta.
Pierce F^rgu.on, a railroad employee,
first .aw the fire and gave the alarm,
among tUo.e who re.ponded wu Ser
geant L>-gg, of polioe force. When the
sergeant arrived at the soane eeveral
women were .landing iu the ktreet
nhrieking that an old lady was fastened
up in the .eeoud story. The flame,
were making rapid headway at the
time and the old lady who could be
distinctly seen at the eecoud story
window,appeared to be bewildered,aud
apparently refused to make any effort
to escape. S<rgeant L-gg kicked open
the lower duora and rushing up the
rickety stairs through the flames and
smoke carried the old lady by force
out of the second story window aud
handed her down over the shed roof to
those below,thus saving her life. The
flatus, were finally extinguished.
^
j " „ flDW ,
M$l.'>" and coat*,
!
A l.iiaihwinie Hound.
A pale light haired young man who«e
right hau l nervously caressed a sickly
looking moustache, occupied the dock
court list evening charged
the public
at pol
with exposing his person
street aud acting oth«rwis** iuctoe ntly
in the prrtosuce of ladim. James Cook
is tiiH titta the villain disgraces, and it
cropped out iu the testimony of Ber
W M*>*.ut Jones that James is ths individ
ual who was convi'-ted about eighteen
months siui'H for acting in a similar
manner in the ueigl»orhood of No. 1
At the hearing last evening
school.
the ladies refused to come appear, aud
all that c mid he fastened upon Cook
was the charge of coruer lounging.
His Honor*, however, imposed a fine of
'lb an 1 costs upon Cook. It is slated
that Cook is a married man and has a
family of three children.
Nhe wan Afennl H«' Mfglif
Jam**8 Beuuin^ton au«i Charles Ryan,
i*4ith colored, ansi residents of Wollas
tou street had a hearing at l'oliee Court
ruing on the charge of
fighting aud generally disorderly con
Three colored damsels one the
vesterdav
duct.
wife of one of the prisoners, were the
witnesses in the case and it was evi
ileut fr-nu their testimony that they did
not wish to ootiyict the accn->ed. One
pq testifying sai l she Lad them arrest
ed because she saw that they bad been
drinking a little and she "was af-ared
aud
Charlie might commence to cuaa,
was aw I u l wh
he started cus^iog.
:h of the prisoners
l#togra<*«*f n i
A boat ten o'clock last
young lady whose parents an l family
afM V8ry rH *pectabl* people, wasoiak
i nR a disgraceful exhi- itlon of herself
?i)ing. a
<-n th** stops of her parents reaiawn*-**,
ou Fourth Ftrect, H'te being at the
j n in *j beastly drunk A young gentle'
lio was acquainted
mau pa-ismg t
i with her sjioke to her, iwt noticing her
jtondition at the time, but in attempting
to rHi .,] A i s salutation she pitched
.ng forward, and had not the
young man caught her, ?he stood a fair
n f breaking her neck. We with
| | l0 ]<i names out of rer.pa*-'. for her f tmi
,lv
colored dn
M or scaodal" «*n their own hook up in
| VVo!!ast*»n street, and h veral parties
whose char actors and r* mitationA had
i beeu t >ssed ab mt rather lively by the
| pata, appeaiei against them before
|'Bquire Brady on B&'urday eveuii
'S juire fined the twain
osts eacii and held them
rt.:tsti>i^- i liar
Durham j
;
l Ella Fri
», two
school
T'.li
■ 1 : , started a little
it, and t 1
fllt y '*«'>
t*i keep th** p a ■-*.
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B • ■ e * r's Galler
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v;;lis:i'*lo inform iti«»n;
iivii rotation in ripen
long keeping
ceded litre. Every
it irro'.w-r siiould • tin*' I tot ot apples ami
or Western
r winter apples,
hero they arc not winter apples. Also
Containing
f>o a Iii>t o: peaches
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apples, a. I
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i i idles to plant h* re
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-.ny
a, i cciiptior a
WASH t'.'iR TKKEB,
wiiich will drive out l»orers ii
applo, *|Ulnc.e and ash and not
time or cost in applying it as
a kniie and ii applied annually there will
borers in tlie reesand notone peach • 11
die witii the yel!ov;s, wtiere thousands die an
nually now. Alsojipan, persimmon, queen
of the market, raspberry with a lull line
nursery stock at greatly reduced prices. Send
posiul card ior catalogue. Call and i-ee stock.
Ail orders sent by mail will receive eareiul
tention. K VNDOLPH PETEKS,
10-16-3mw Wilmington. DH.
tne teiM-h,
hall Uie
to remove with
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l'"nT.«m"n, *01 ».»ory. 4Un.nl
wM» b n«n™*'u.uibnn2! draadmi° horror ol
death, night aweau. oold up,
d h yapSSuo ey"p'rtne. hot bands. Ifiuehlng of the
thePody, dryneaa oi the »ktn, |Malltd oountw
day
u.li fiMnant hlaek spots Hying belore the 4t
eyoa. With auduelon an 1 loae of eight, want 01
' U KunkT.' a k BHter Wln.ul lron la tor eel. In
WUmiigton hy Z. James bell, N »• Ban
lorth, John J. Gallagher*. Bro, H«rD«riik. |
M:W^uW n lh J .'°d^ %£
general if
Woraiaa ! Woraaiai Worawe • jj
E. K l.unkal'a Warm Syrup never falls[to ,,
wonim. Thousands arc dying^ dally with to
worms, end do not know it. Fits,number
JSSffi; S^JSJd-O
tndimln tn theitoiuaoh, r. sties* at night,
grinding ol tha taoth, picking at the off
ffhZ'^'ul^i"a'roVfi.U a^tun
tickling and irritation in the anus. All thaw
qrtnptoms, and rooro, come iroiu worms, fc. i»
'For Tape Worms write and consult the Due
u>r.) *or all other*, i.uy' JJ*
UrT r'SKlTei. iv N MnU. Stro-t! HUl
odeiphi*, Pa. Alvtce by mail, tree; M-nd f
hreuceut biamo.
ed
4
ly
ed
on.
1 be PHU of llie World.
Are Dr. Simms' Vegetable Uver Filto, Su
uar t-uateil, without unequal. They Lever
itrli/e or aicaen tn operat riR- mure the t*>welh
■ asy by ttottiiR directly on the Liver, rMtore
he lost euerxtew liy promoting tho hwsl fi>
action ol tlie I.Ivor In doing lib* Hoadaofie,
Neuralgia, Pam* In too riant ur loll *idoor
imougfi the I. .!:«« Indigestion. Co* iveuc.-*,
<10* Staunch, Weak liacfi, liltilne**. Ifiol
Ferllnv* through the holy. Aiming Uinh,*,
Hllllou*ne«s, l.anguor, (l.nerul Vieaknc#.
and otnor bodily Infirm tie* aro cored. They
iI k, only Pill* known that will posture y
without Urlplng, Slckeaing Weak
leaving the bowel* costive. The'
iroinole a tualmy lfiver and le.ve the syetein
i-on the danger ol prevailing dlKOiteti*.
ntiyftire keeper*.
.1 tsko no oilier*.
(.per^Le
ness.
ly.
Soi«l by dealers aud
Ask for Dr. Simms' Pills
Principal depot, fourth anti King. NS lilting
tun. Do!., Fhlladelphla. 6 2 Arch St
A World or flood.
Ol« of the moil popular inedlcih R
fore the Amor can p ibllc is Hop Bitters «
se it everywh* re. i'eopie take it with good
.lids them up. It is no us pleas
some other Bitters us it Ik
l* Is more H e the ol«i
iw ko
effect. It
ant to tlie taste
not a woiskey drink
fashioned lx>ne set tea that has done a
ol good, li vuu don't feel |uat light try Hop
htitters— 'Nundu News. ''
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Important to Sioibers.
Mrs. Winslow's Soo'hlng Syrup 1 h tlie on v
for tlielr
tbliitf that mot,hem c...
.• ffdren. It corrects acidity «f tlie ft imt* , n
regulHt*-* Hie bowel# «ntl
gives rent, healt nn 1 co nlort to mo her and
••li.ld. During the proceR.-" ol tool Iiing its v
the gums r*;
J ..lluvs n!l pal . thereby
d i*<>iu tort to tlie
U'cs wind c
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is IncftlculMble. it
intlaimuiC
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giving ro
moihtr. '.'. wjuty live cent' a botue.
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points South ana Wostand North
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and East.
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DENCE, so ui-w**()kly.
For CHARLESTON, S. C., every week.
For RICHMOND. NORFOLK and CITY
POINT, tri-weekly.
For WASHINGTON, I). C., GEORGE
TOWN and ALEXANDRIA, \a., every
For NEW YORK, dally,
WMARK GOODS VIA CJLYDE LINE.
Delaware and Chesapeake Tow Roat Co.
Philadelphia and Bal
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timore, Havre-de-Graco, etc.
For Freights and other information, apply
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(WHIT'I awn.)
THEmMll ff'O UTT1EOAT.
**«■••• •* '-Martian- ••
Maw CWMTUI. UoroM.
A good-slued andieneo of motley make
up, in which tha email boy largely pre
dominate, Meembled in the yard of
the Jail at New Castle thil morning,
nttiaotion being the regular Satur
day cbaotieement which Ua priMU.ro
4t ,u'*uc«d lor larceny during the week
oompelled to uudergo no part of
ihelr punishment.
Charley Lieber, who plead gallty of
| iaT | nK cleaned out the second hand
Clothing .tor. of Catharine Falla on
King .treet above Front, in September
laat, was the Brat victim brought out.
jj # wore an old blanket over hi. ahoul
,, era which wa» removed by the warden
the culpeit's hand, were fattened
to the post. Tweuty lashes were the
allotted to Charles, tud these
J««"J IhW on by the Sheriff
and when it was over Charles waltz*!
off smiling.
Kdward Oallagber convicted of Ur
ceny of a lady's ouat from an entry on
i» 0 .,j ftr gtre^t, was led forth as No. 2.
M»*>»«hcr preaented . large skeleton
looking back to the sheriff and although
his twenty were lightly given, a few
speck, of Mood appeared upon the .ur
f d0tJ *. r „ the list was completed, lie
bore his punishment without flinching
however aud walked away smiling.
John Dover, colored, convicted of
stealing four bushels of wheat from
Montgomery Dray, had the honor of be
ing No. 3. John perilaps neyer in his
life took as much interest in the grain
market as he did while bis bauds were
being fastened to the fatal post, lie
drew his breath bard as each stroke
fell, aud before he got through was
snorting like a junior locomotive. His
tweuty also fell very rapidly aud light
Heury Lee alias Eugene Lee, a color
ed youth who opeued a trunk belong
ing to the proprietress of the Delaware
House in this city ami abstracted there
from about $45 was fastened up as No.
4 Henry evidently realized mom fu -
ly thttii ever before in his varied career
the truth of the axiom that tne way oi
"the trausgressor is hard,** and took
his punishmeut terribly rough, lie
began to wriggle ere the first blow fell
aud when the third dropped lightly on
his back, be succeeded in getting bis
left baud free,aud with tears streaming
from his eyes begged the yherilT not to
"hit so hard."
lie was fastened up agaiu two more
strokes given, wbeu, with a yell like a
veritable Comaudie he again succeed
ed iu extricating his Idt hand, And
wheeling around agaiu pleaded "Oh,
Sheriff l'vle, for bird's sake don't hit
me so hard," The blows were being
given then with a lightness th«t made
the punishment a fa 03 . II« was fasteu
up a^aiu.this time a handkerchief b.-ing
wrapped around his wrist which was
o small for the staple.
.vae resumed aud amid series of eel like
contortions on the part of the unlucky
boy, the Sheriff succeeded in getting in
thirteen, when II -nry again broke loose,
this time the right hand slipping out.
This was remedied aud the whipping
proceeded to the end, Ileury shrieking
and yelling to the close. Iu this case it
was apparent that the boy suffered more
from fright than pain.
.Jaiiies Reason colored was the fifth
and last victim. The crime for which
Jones fluttered was the larceny of a ring
worth about $3 from Mis. Harney 01
this city. James received his twenty
lushes without flinching and was led
away fcn iiing.
ly.
hipping
Th
Keul l.n(aiR Sale.
B .umel Culbcrt, Real K-^tato Agent,
500 Shipley street, lias Bold for Archi
bald S. R-ed the property 020 Jefferson
street, to Kdward A. Fllicott for $2*00.
In a conversation with Mr. C. ho iu
form \ us that he had quite a number
•rtidouces iu different por
ti-ms of the city for sale, at prices for
which they cannot now bo built and as
ials < f all kinds which enter into
he thinks
of private
Mia*i
building 4
that th -e whod-lay purchasing now,
will have to pay more wuen the Spring
opens.
A lie ttr Jim it «»u Ku|»e 4
'J'kH Ukithlh
it-d this
i v Cast'e on pretty good
wh*) )k
:< was in fori
mouucg in
authority thu
d'witl:
IIIH
couitmt ica raj
u pon
»ill not b.-* tried
«U';
little Mary M. Morri
. t - • ) b 1
plead guilty to indecent n-sault.
;wiJl insure him ab >ut nine or ten year.
allowed to
Thi
rifcllwn.
nug men wt *
orf.r creating a f»l
ii p
i) o y
with the Delaware lo>n*
*t Ii *
cam
l 1 * <i C.t tiife
enm
, IT) :
were u
of the Trusle. s
i n - * * a lion
«? Kuarj.
who owm-d
n Iron Hill,
boarding
the Black Horse li"'.ei, in this
The body whs taken to Newark
■ t- rday tor burial.
David
irt'j
i-i i
ffeursday at
Mrfcketi V«lil» I»«ra<jM*f.
Y**st* rday n wrnlng while J. Mart n
1'owin,!- piior miHahtr of thejfirm • I'J. M.
Poole k Son, tool manufacturers, v;an at
hreakf.vflt he was attacked with paraly
*,i:. lie was carried to bed and this
morning his condition is Improved.
LocaletleM.
The atsociatos of the late Samuel N.
Davis, Hen of Capt. Peter Davis, resid
ing at No. 101G Poplar street, presented
the parents of the deceased with a beau
tiful memento of their departed hoy,
in tiie shape of a wreath of wax flow
ers encircling a photograph of the de
ceased.
A grand social will be^given iu Prof.
Webster's rooms on * Thanksgiving
afternoon. The best music in tke city
will be in attendance.
Saui'l McMullen the injured brake
man referred to yesterday, slept well
last night, and is decidedly better this
morning.
Three drunks made up the list of ca
ses at police oourt this morning and
the usual flue waa imposed iu each case.
Mr. Joseph Hooper has sold the sa
loon on Fiith street between Market and
King,to Tomas J. Farmar.
Thanksgiving—Beecher'a Gallery will
be open from 6 a. m. till 6 p. tn. Cone
early and avoid the rash.
Cains or Noxuainv.—Last evening
there waa a large attendance at tha
Opera Houae to witness the rendition
of thle comic opora. The oompany waa
a full one, and tho performance was a
rare musical treat. Mias Llisie Annan
dale aa " Oermalne, the Lost Marchion
ess," being po.se.sed of a voioe of re
markable power and flexibility wxa
particularly good. A. F. McColllu
as Henri the Harqnfs waa also
marked for his peculiar adaptation for
the character. The representation of
"Uaapard, ths Miser" by Mr. Ueorge
W. Denham, waa a pieoe of acting
which, fur merit, is seldom witnessed
npou our stags. The characters of ths
otbsrs were equally well taken, especi
ally that of the Bailiff by Mr. James
Oreensfielder, and Serpnlette the Good
For-notbiug,by Mils Blanobe Chapman.
The chimes were rich and peifectly
tuned. Id fact the whole performance
was most enjoyable.
Iu order that our people may have
the benefit of a repetition the manage
ment has decided to give a matinee this
afternoon at two o'clock. Those who
enjoy delicious music should by all
moans attend.
Tub Sobcp.kek.—T his evening tbla
charming opera by Gilbert aud Su!li
van will be produoed by Mr. Ford's
opera troupe. The nm-lcal merit
evidenced by them in The Chimes of
Normandy last evening should secure
lor this play a complimentary tribute.
It is e7cry way worthy of it. Iu con
firmation of this we quote the Lancas
ter Express: "The opera is a charming
one, aud from first to last is replete
with euohiutiug melodies ami side
splitting situations. The music is some
oi the fimst we b^ve ever listened to
and at uuee awakens the interest of its
heareiK." In continuing the same
pap *r e:iys of the play:
"Ittreate iu main of the machina
tions of a sorcerer (Geo. VV. ln-ulioui,)
who, by administering a love-philter
(wiih a I*. H.J to the villagers, turns
everybody topsy-turrey. Things fin
ally become an bad that the sorcerer, in
order to break the spell is compelled
to die. lie then descends into tho in
lemat regions Maxing with lire and
brimstone. In his haste to depart,
however, he forgets his hat aud returns
for it, clad iu a linen duster, and car
rying a tun, after which he agaiu de
parts."
Kkkrt Gow.—O n Monday evening
next, tha euiiueut cuuedian Jos. Mur
phy will j.'iva one tf the finest composi
tions in Irish iiteiature. The play was
written expressly for him. The piece
is meritoii »uh and has been played by
Mr. Murphy over one thousand times
wBh BUC'Cess. While characteristic and
drill its general tone is relineil and it
i.i calculated to please an intelligent
aitdience. In d scription of the play we
find that th re is a dry cyuicism ex*
hi Idled in 1. li treatment of his enemies
and a few very effective touches of
pathos, illustrative of the national
Character, nerve to render the humor
more crisp and enjoyable.
ilKLBN PoTTKit'S PhKIAPBfi.—We have
often alluded to the ability of thU
troupe, ho in order to give our repre
sentation greater weight we append a
criticism from the Boston
"Tl
il-Thlii.
lady from whom this new or
ganization gains its name i8 no stran
ger to Boston amusement seekern,and
she last evening made as great a suc
cess as uver tvith her audience, her
[emulations of Mag Merrilesfa la Cush
man) and Clropatra, as C&esar'u cap
tive, eliciting spontaneous applause.
Her costume au Cleopatra is maguiti
cent* and her impersonations as life
ever. The Swedish ladies' quar
tet added largely to tho evening's en
joyment by their peculiarly artistic
sliicing, and their numbers were, as a
M. Fe
like
matter of course, rti-ieiuandeu.
lix Regauty, the caricaturist, has evi
dently gather*.d a fund of amusement
for lii^ audiences during his three
years'absence In foreign lands, and
last evening he showed many of the
absurdities of life and costumes in Ja
pan. Mis.t T«*roso Itargcr contributed
cornet sol >s and, as a whole tlx* enter
tainment was one cf
throughout."
Ualu'.ky Slay a.-—On Thank
night this piny will be rend• red with
all its may nilioence.
it is a faitiifu
1 Eurrqionn socltty and
new ami beautiful
lined. Among them
will hi views of Bni- : Versail- 8 ,Vienna
andR.ime. Iuaddit eu to this extra
ordinary mounting Li*
malic ability.
protraya
its pre.v ntation
o will
ineiit dra
Muto l'll[q>ili£*t.
day Mr. P.itor II.
-mitb,
On M>)
d
VV« odh-yiou, and h.u hod
a.v <4
out
b'mith
;• •! v/aIking i
cocked,
fro'
tn: .
of l"< H*»i with hi- run
Diet
hi guard ovi-r ll.e tnpgor, v.
was
tv. ig can M tlie; barrel fmciue
buck and | . > using the trigger
ti.t
agunHt l. s rbnulfft r causing it to be
oaugilt the
• on tents of the gun iu his t roat and
bad wound, but it is
thought that he willreoovti.
•'i." har,:-d. The )onug ti.l
Ldwa r d Uidgely, Iv «i., cs trustee,
sold ou Tuesday tim lands of the late
t two taiiu.-j,
locab d *wo mile.i v. et,t «*i Hazlettville,
:ir Thomas* Chapel. One, <f 50
ed ly J. Borroaghs
lie other farm of 80
acres, was purchased by Bsnjamin
Cubbago, Erq., at £11 p r acre.
Iw- :*t)h (a s*leli, cwh.-i.-tir.,
acres, was pure
at $10 per acre.
Tin? New Vork "II in
list nf
the horst-s that have beaten 2.30 this
year, gives "Sherman Morgan" us hav
ing (hue it twice. His record now is 2 . 21 ).
This horse is wintering at the farm of
his owner, John B. McWhorter, in St.
Jones' Neck, ln-or Dover
Thus far the Game Protective Associ
ation of t!*is Btate, has received about
$1,500 as dues fioin resident and nou
resident gunners. All tliis money will
he used iu buying game for the several
counties.
The contract for lay lug tke pavement
and pulling tho iron fence in front of
the Post Office, iu Dov* r, has been
awarded to Mr. Bradley, at $1,100.
Sunday, December 14th, is fixed up
on as the date on which to dedicate the
new M. K. Church, of Middletown.
Theodore Tilton was poorly received
in Dover on Thursday night.
A weddlnRinnlverHary.
A Urge number of friends aud rela
tlvea of Mr. and Mrs. John Biloox, sur
prised them at their residence at Sec
ond and Walnut streets, on theoooasion
of their seventeenth wedding anniver
sary on Thursday evening last. The
evening was spent pleasantly and con
gratulating expressions wero freely ex
changed.
«H)U Tin TABU,
nun urn wiunnrou.
tit Phlledulpblu: 111, 7 . 00 , 1 . 10 , Mt.
}«» "•» * rto. 6.46,
7 . 0 ), 9.44 p. ni. On Sunday, i n 1 . 10 , a.
»., no, 0 . 00 , 0.40 p. m.
Tor N»w York: 0.11,1.00, 10 . 01 , a.m.. 1110 ,
Ik (P.Uuiltod Kl( tom, 0 40, p. m.
Par Hoiumor* and Washington: lk.il, 110 ,
0.J4 a. in : 12.63 p. m. lJmlted Kxproao
1.04, 0.14, p. ki. On Sunday, lit. 1 , 1 . 10 ,
a. m
Far Baltimore and Bay l.lnt: 7.00 p. m.
For Baltimore and way nations' 0.00
1.10 p. m.
a. 00
m.,
for Now Uaitio: 9.11, a. m., l.io, e.bo p. m.
For Itolwwaro K. K.: H.IU ns.: 1.13, flTaO p.
m.
No Snnday trains.
For Wiimlntrtun A Northern U.
K.: fl.ao, a.
m.: 3.06. p. in.; §. 80 , p. m. Sunday except
*t Delaware Western K. K.: T.ll, 10.90, a.m.
I.ao p. m.
maunauivu irtanmoa.
Tr:m riillKl.lplil.: U43,ros, 4.80, 9.10 a. a.,
UOB. 11*3, 1.02, 2.40, 4.JU, S.18, 4.26, 7.00,
4 30, n.lo p. in. un Sunday*: 114S, 2.03,
10.10 a. m.: 7.86,11.16, p. in.
Kr un Haltlraure- 2.16, v.ao 9.61a. m.jixoa, 1147,
6.86.9.80 p. in. On Sunday*: 2.16, a. m.
9.36 p. m. '
F.OIO WaUilnui.ii: 2.15. a. in.: 12.01, 1237,
6.86,240p.m. Oa Sunday*: 2:6a. in;
p. m.
New I'.utle: 8.60, 11.40 a. in.;
6 41p.m. Pin Sunday train*.
From Delaware K. It.: 4.40 a. ui.; 1161,4.41
p. in.
From
Fro
Wilmington a Northern It. li: 1.46
a. Ut. ll.no a. m.; and 6.36 p. m.
irolawnre Western It. K.: 8.00 a. m.
2.16, 8.00 p. ui. Sunday train 6.26 F. M.
F.
TWAINS *OB WILVIMOTON LX A VS raiLADEL
mu.
F/diufir j *<1 Rircot and WaHhlnKlcn avenue
7 33, H.00. 10.33, 11.45 ft. m.: 1.30, 8.00, 4.00,
6.16,6.00. 7.00 0.46,ILao p. m. On Ban
days: 1.50 a, u>.; 6.00, 9 45,11.30 p. in.
ouv Thirty-Record ami Market street: 1.06
120, 11.35 a.
.; 1226, 4.03 6.00, 11.40 p. m
On -andav** l.os. a. in.
KltsasTKR'H OltltEKN.
li
EOISTEK S UH DEU.
KEOIKTEK'N OFFICE.
Naw Dahtlx IIOUXTY. Nov. 8.187W.
U|<«m the H]i(>llc'»tlou ol Bush Mirllug,
A-l in Ini.st rut or ol John Kelly, hit* o
Chrlitlana Hunilred. In Raid county, »le
coafod. It 1 m ordered ami directed by the
UoKiiiter, that tlie Aduunlstr«tor uforesald.
irlve notice ol Krantlngof letters of Adtulhifdra
tlon ujion tlie estate of the deceased, with
tho date ol granting thereof, hy causing ad
vcrtlceuiontM to ho i>oHte 1 within forty days
iron) the date ol such lottern, In ^lx of the
most public places of the county of Now CJa«
tle, requiring nil persons liaving demand*
auidnat tho estato, Ut present tho same, or
abide by nn act of Assembly iu such case
miMioand providetl. And n!*u cause thomuie
to be Inserted, within tiie same periotl, in ttic
DKLAW'Aiui ItLiTHUCAN, a nowHouper pub
lished tn WiimingUiii, Mii i to be conliuuod
there'a three
, fe-o-d)
iiiler ttu
hand and seal o'
lUo of tho Itogfstcr nloresaid, at
•*v Castle, Iu New Castle enunt)
aforo&a! i, the day and year above written.
s.uiiios, Bugtxtsr.
Notice.—A ll person* having claims agidnst
thu estate
i riven
i-i
Urn deeea^ed must present tlie
ne duly uttested t*» flic Admlslrator
Nov. 6. lhHO,
be!
or abide tlie rn't ci A#
mde and provided.
M l HlihNd, Administrator.
11-10
iciubly iti i"
HI
' <!d:. ss~V\
ingt n.
> ElH.TMiK'B OK HEW.
h
RKGIBTEU'S OFFICE.
Nkw ly'ASTLii County. • v. *j.», lb7f.
Upon tho application ot J. '> i» rlingmn,
• Jacob iiei'rij, into oi
, In said county. «i c.caned,
it lx ordered and directed by t .u Ifo
gintt-r tfmt tiio Administrator aforckaid. ».**•
noil
miuUtrution upon the Estate u! the »4o
ceoRcd, with tin.* date of grunting thereof, by
caUHingf advertisements to \m posted within
lorty days from f lie date oi such letters, in Hx
• most publlo places of the county oi
New Ufttfilc. reoulrii.if idl peraons hat ing de
inandfl ng»fuKt)ie E.Ntat»), to present tlie Fame,
or ah!dc
made u
same to be ituerted within the same period !n
tiie Dki.awai'K IOipokucan, a newspaper
publishes] in Wilmington, mid toh
therein three weeks, (e-o-d)
tllvcn ui der Urn hand and Seal of
Office of the ikghtor aforesaid, at
New rustle, in New Uustle county
albrei.iild, the day an 1 year above written.
S. (h BIGGS, Register.
Ntt'MUE.—AH persons having claims
against tlie Estate of tho deceased, munt pro*
sent too came, »luJy attested, to the Adintnis
tra'or. on ur belore Nov. 20, 1880,
^(/mluhdrator
ilmlngt
(>f llie grunting ot letters ol A*i
of
oy an act of A ->yemoiy in such ca:
ai provided. And aJso chufc the
.liliUOd
abide
lo nnd
tlie Ai tof AHHMi.bly Iu
EiiW AKD DARLINGTON,
Adialnlstritor.
piOVidCd,
Addic-:-: —■ V. iTnicuicb. Del.
112
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PfJHLBJ HAKE,
ON HA'l UK DAY, DECK TBE'd rt, D7»,
* in tho pre:n ; .-o«, in tiio city •»! < Micfter. will
t'G offered at public Bale, all licit v.iiuatdo
STORE FROFEKTY,
Won. l.'l.il 8'root, ad'wlnin/ tho
In tiiu u-niral I
loHotil, l»clu
•i (.f ih : • !iy, aud invlbg l^i u iv
I'UpliMj l*jr tin*, jiib-t flHooii yeuitf ;i? a Queers
witro .'i ece.
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Wnl lr Oats.
Delaware Oats.
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Tiuiothy.
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WILMINGTON QUOTATIONS.
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Family Flour..
Bakers' Fiour.
Middlings.
Host Ship.
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Old Corn.
Hue Yellow Meal.
Coarse Meal.
Best Amber and Red Wheat
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AKGAIN ! BARGAIN I! BARGAIN 11
A small amount of each will bur vain*,
able .look end Naturae. Cull en J. H
PRANK, grocer, uerthweot ear. 4th end King
treeta. ll»v
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Vfea Jury la ilia liarktj Barglanv I *
iah l aakle u agr«« tad ar« tla. |
•hargaB — Tb«
Harder Cam.
Spaclaltj Beuorted tor the Republican.
New Cartli, Nov. 22.Xty
Court met thia morning at 9 o'clock,
Chief Juatioo Comogja and AaaooiaUi
Houston, Wcotton and Walea on the
bench.
The jury in the case of the State va.
Sewell Starkey, for burglary with in
tent to ooinmit larceny, having sent
word to the Court that they were an
able to agree, were brought into Court
aud discharged from the further con
sideration of the case,aud informed that
they need not report again until 11
o'clock. The jury had been out amee
11.30 o'clock A. M., on Friday, and is
said to have Immu equally divided,
standing six for conviction and aix for
a< quittal.
Mr. llird opened for the defence in
the case of State vs. William Brown for
the murder of Samuel D. Batson, and
from 9.30 to 10.35 o'clock he was en
gaged in citing aud reading decisions
from law reports hearing upon the case
and upon which he asked the Court te
charge the jury. The references were
generally to fchow that a child
between the ages of seven and _ ,
fourteen, must have a perfect knowl- m
edge of right and wrong before it could _ .
be convicted of any crime, which he m
argued had not been ahown in the evi
dieuce on the part of the State iu the (
case of the prisoner at the bar. Mr. I ^
Bird ruked the court to charge that
Brown, if he believed that he was in
danger of being hurt by Bataon, was
not guilty of the crime with which he
id charged, aud that he must not be
judged with the name rigor as that the _ „
jury would judge a pertsou of more nua
lure years, aud that if he had not a
guilty knowledge of what he was doin^
w am wrong, he must be aquitted.
Mr. Bird then addressed the jury
saying that he had no doubt that th^y
all with him regretted that any Wly
should be placed upon trial for crime,
but if for the IIret time yon entered the
door of the court 100 m and saw a boy
confined in the prisoner's dock, sur
rounded with tip-staves aud a large
crowd around, denoting that the boy is
on trial for his life, you would be sur
prised. And if you might forget in
time that you were ever jurors iu this
case, William Brown will never forget
that in his tioyhood days lie sat within
this court room ou trial tor his life. Ah!
that hoy will never forget this. Bad as
this scene in it must l>e enacted.
Nothing but duty compels me to stand
before you in defence of thin boy. No H mil
emoluments await me for pleading hU
cause, hut if 1 shall huc».« «1 in the ■ ouji
suocrssful defence cf this poor boy who | stil
has no father to defend him, or a moth
er to bathe his brow with tears, I shall
feel amply rewarded for what 1 have
done. Mr. Bird referred eloquently to
the picture in the gallery of Bt. Marks, ■ str*
showing the love between mo'her and | (;
cbilil ami pathetically applied it to the
case now before the court, and then went
on to review the evidence in the ca,
The Attorney General said he would
show that this boy was a shrewd sharp
hoy iu an extraorninary sense, but
the testamony of Mr. Gallagher showed
that he w&.i nothing more than a
very ordinary boy.
through this case and weigh well the
idenoo. and if tho case is not made
out we atk for a verdict of not guilty.
The Attorney General lie said had the
power to utiimnonB all the people in
the State arid could have indicted tbi*
W»y for murder but w hy did they not
do it? It was only until they had
heard the evidence of Mary Brown,
Johns ami Trusty that the state con
cluded to press l r a verdict of man
slauglih r. Do you believe hiqt guilty? ■ ♦«▼«!•;
I know you do not? It would be a sin | W .)
again t humanity to convict him. You
it. Mr. Bird then proceeded
t<j «•. critical analysis of the testimony
o! ;• 1MUOU9, who hud ran up from
wi.M re he wan lying upon t: e grass sod
house and pig-pen,and ar
riv'd just in time to catch the bat au it
wa.=j fulling upon Bataan's a**m.
Harry Backus another •witt.e-*- for the
State, said that Brown was recediiis
with the bat in hand u; d waving it up
ami down and Batson was advancing
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bun. iW -kiu said lie henid son •'
b!t)v ,8 and SO did r' : ma.t*: but only
, where d* i
bl >h s go? There oa
ark toid'ow t; at a blow hr.l
been struck. There was only one
mark. Gentluneii you cannot hit.
number of times in o:. pb ce. It can't
b»> done, aud I have lui objection ger
tlcniHU ibr you to lake this I at and try
it, only don't try i o
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bitmn.
Butt
■b.-Kt ai
- • mti , and 111 |nrapln
l that a number
I-, t uik. Mr. li. then roferr* l
Lioi.i in there wits but one blow strut r
t
I.
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tfi
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Iff plio
ubioei
to t* *5 ter-ifmony of Mrs. Gustun, which
i • i ion, h
Thai
t-'ified that h
naw that hoy «iu 18(ii
nil to
.
d f he was then fi ve years old.—
that lev is now nin*
If this b * tru
:i yearn old. Here B:*)wn stood n;
;.t the icquvst of Mr. B rd fo show ths
the t^f!titn my of Mrs. Gn-fns *ou!*l m t
The
na, fro
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ransfiS
be true.
A Mlv- r Mine fit 31o(.fh r oin *r>
4'o. i u.
Hilver mines are < printing lip all fi
round. An old on;-lias l»-i-u leopeueff
on the property of Jacob Uuderkofller,
in Upper Hanover townahip, Montgom
ery county, near Pentisburg. Tb*»
shaft, about six fett from the Hinface,
outers solid rock, goes down twenty
eisht feet, then ten feet, horizontally,
then down again twenty-eight feet, tou
feet horizontally, and six feet down.
In the earth with which the mine waa
tilled was foiiud hammers, a grindstone,
Ne
ill
re
>e s**cc
st ove
a wheelbarrow, a frying pau and otherHjgbt.
articles. The miue was worked and
then abandoned one hundred and fifty
years ago by a party of Europeans. Dr.
Thomas B. Uillegase, of Upper Hano
ver, says that he tried to work this
mine tuirty-flve years ago, and that
he found small nuggets of wbat war
supposed to be silver ore, took them tfl
Bhilai Iphia tor analysis, and was told
that the value of the mineial wouM
uot pay for working the mine, aud 0 °
he filled it up again*
Rigors
toger.
Presk
tipubli
'inks
snt,
hi ic,a
JO ma;
fiw wit
__»fgunie:
J^OBINSON'S OYSTiyi BAY,
rinMt Oyiiari >Dd Clasx In Us eltjr lor < I* thlr
csntipsr quart, or 6 quarts Kir 61.ou. FauiBonlit h
M.i, Hot«U and It-ttauranu lupplled. (■
tori fiftllverf d fra. ol (harm to oil port, of «• ■
oltr. KOBINUUH'B, 117 W. Nlnto atrMt. ■
N. B.—Nut door to T. U BoOioaon A Bn*
Onoarr Btoro, Mh and Oroa*. Bt. U.191*'