Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-09-14
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
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Epitome Of Business and Personal Matters. !
All the annual session of the Grand Lodge
of !. U. of G.. T., for the State of Delaware,
held in this city last week, Reys. Thomas l..
Poulson and A. d. Davis were elected State
delegates TO the Right Worthy Grand Lodge
of North America, which holds its next an
nual session in Detroit Michigan, in May,
1867
our readers will not forget the grand con
certs of the Bell Ringers at Institute Hall,
this and tomorrow evenings. They also
have a matinee on Saturday afternoon.
H. Robinson, jewcller, No, 305 Market
Street, gives notice to her customers in an
other column that all jobbing not called for
within six months, will be disposed OF to pay
costs Of repairing.
Police MaHers-Wc give below the report
Of ex-Mayor Maris, which was submitted to
the City Council last evening. II shows the
number of arrests made during the past year
of his official term, and exhibits the efficiency
OF the police lorce:--
MAYORS OFFICE, WILMINGTON, DEL,
September 9th, 1856.
10 the Honorable,
The city Council Of Wilmington,
GENTLEAIEN;--I would respectfully
I ~ pfNfi int "a
as well as evidence of the labors, efficiency
and usefulness of the Police Department of
the city during the year just expiring. There
have been arrested and brought before the
subscriber, and disposed of by him, two thou
sand and sixty-three persons, charged as
toows:-
Dsoiderly onductv.,.....,.......," ,"'...'.''.6 654
Violating City Ordinances."... '3Sl
Drunkenness 5s5
Assault and Assault and Battery 243
Disturbing the Peace, loo
Larceny lou
Refusing or neglecting to show Pedler's
Llocuse,..,.. ''.''''''''' t''' po
N0glancy .''.'' oo
Selling Intoxicating liquors on Sunday,
or without q license, ......,...,..,,,,., 45
Fricndless Children sent to "The Home" 2O
Buying, receiving or concealing stolen
goods s,.................... ....,....,..,..',.'.' ~
Keeping dsorderly or bawdy houses'..:. Ia
Entering buildings with intent TO commit a.
larceny. .....,,,.,.. .....'.',,...'.. 10
interfering with officer in discharge of his
duty .,.,..............,.....,,,, lO
Procuring goods, &c, under false Preten-
ces.. ,,,'...,' '''''''
Keeping lottery policy ofices.,.. ....'..'..' z
lncendiarism ......,.'.''''''''''''''''.
Robbery. ...........,. ...... .,...,...,.,.".,..
Aiding prisoners to escape e.,.....,.."...,,,
Passing counterfeit money ......,,....,,.'.
Fortune telling ....'....,,''''.'
Burglary '''''''''
Bastardy ..,..... ''''''''.'''''':'
Furnishing intoxicating liquors to pri-
eoners..u,. ......s...
Auctioneering without q license. ........".
Entering dwelling in night time with In
tent to commit murder. J
There have been one thousand and eighty
FIVE persons, most of them travellers, enter
tanned in the City Prison as dodgers. AnC
there has been collected and paid over to th'
City Treasurer, by the High Constable, al
fines and forfeitures, the sum of twenty tive
hundred and ninety-nine dollars. Very re
spectfully. &C., ]. MARIs,
Mayor of Wilmington.
Their Neo Year.-Our friends of tn
Hebrew fraternity began their civil year "a
NJ 5627) on Saturday evening. All over tn
world this dating has the same unlversality
Ii is given in Leviticus, the 2Sd chapter an
the oath and 25th verses. These people ar
scattered over the entire face of the worl
yet they still reckon by chronology estal
lished nearly six thousand years ago.
festival of two weeks duration marks the IN
coming of the new civil year II is seaso
10 the true Hebrew OF prayer and OF contr
ton tor past sin. Two days are kept secre
the first and second days of Tlshri, corre
ponding this year with Monday and Tue
day, the 10th and 11th Of this month. I'll
tam do va baninninU tbp first of the new Vef
and ending with the day of Atonement, al
called the ten days penitence. During thes
days it is prescribed to say thirty nine SUI
plieations, every one commencing with u
words "Our Father and King " On Il
Sabbath these are omitted, because tits dlree
ed that the Sabbath must not be day
suppNcation.
The Great Fair and Hestiodl.-Wc unde
stand that the members and friends OF :
Johns Church, feel greatly encouraged
the arrangements thus far completed ior INT
Fair and Festival to be held next wee
trhursday, Friday and Saturday. at &
tty Hall The decorations will he We
handsome There will be fine display
fancy and useful articles and great yarle
OF refreshments.
Among the novelties will be handsoi
Cr0qust Ground open for games during t
afternoon and evening. A large and cos
silk National Flag, from the renowned Il
tory of w. H. Horstman Il Sons, Philad
phia, will be presented to the compar
lodge or association receiving the great
number of votes The music will be by
celebrated Quintette Club of this city, D
Fl. L. Tatnall, leader. The grove in the r.
Of the hall will be brilliantly Illuminated a
used as promenade Altogether their '
be very attractive display, and, we do
not, alarge attendance
Appleton's Guide--We have received
pleton's Railway and Steam Navigat
Guide lor September. 1t gives correct
reliable information in reference 10 all
routes Of travel, II number of interest
anecdotes and incidents of travel besid
I vast deal Of information in reference to
Ioading and Steamboating generally. EV
one who travels should procure copy.
Nelc Jerusalem Church, Delaware Ave'
Il Morning service, al 10t o'clock ever
service, at "a O'Clock. Subject Of ever
discourse, Sunday, Sept. 18th, 1896 "
Two Heavenly Witnesses. REV xI,
Beats free.