Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-03-07
The colorea schools of delaware.

The Association who have in charge the esta-
blishment OF schools for the colorcd people in this
State are progressing in this work with marked
success They have now in charge four schools
one at Dover and the other three in this city. OF
the last one was school previously est iblished
and the others are new ones. The movement
excites the deepest interest among the coored
people, who everywhere exhibit the greatest
anxiety fol instruction, and applications are COM
ng in to the Executive Committee from every
section Of the State for the establishment of more
schools.
The committee have appointed ms their Actuary
and General Supervising Agent, Rev. J. g. Furey,
of Philadelphia, who is known to many of our
people as engaged in Missionary labors for the
Episcopal church. Offices have been rented for
the use of the society AT S15 Market street, now
occupied by tile Farmers Mutual Insurance Co.
1t may be added that this educational effort is
MEETING no serious opposition from any quarter,
but is commanding the respect and approval OF
many who at first disappruved it,
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LARGE SALE OF REAL EsrArE.--'rhe large sale
of Real Estate advertised to take place on Satur-
day in West Wilmington, drew quite considea-
bic crowd to the ground.
The sale was made by 0glc & Townsend, Auc-
tionecrs. On account Of the disagreeablc weather
there were not as many purchasers as would 9TH
erwise have been on hand, and parts OF the pro-
perty including the cottage and The Living
Home" were not sold.
The following sales We're made the numbers
given corresponding with those on the plot,
where we could get the name Of the street and
avenue they also are given;
Lots No. 52U and f22, 20 feet front by 100 feet
deep were sold TO S. ID. Duncan at 81. % per foot
or $40. each $50.
Lots No. 52l and 52G, same size us above, to
james McCatfcrty for 81 ~ per foot or $50 each
800.
| Lots No. 509 5ll and j13, same size as above,
to John Tulley for S2.25 per foot or SO each,
sl35.
Lots No. 515, 511. $40, JOG Jos, $40, l0i and
i06, each Of the same size rs the above were sold
TO Joseph Graham the first three at 81. per foot
or $40 zach; the next three at sl.sj per foot, OF
S31. each, and the last two at s2.25 per foot OIL
Sij. each, in all 1921.
Lot, No. 500, a02 and SOL Of the same size rs
the above to Martin Gallagher at 1925 per foo
OF si5. each, sl3j.
Lots No. sol and j03, 20 feet front by 50 deel
and No. 4I3, 20 feet front by 80 feet deep /,
Samuel X. Trutt. The first two at 81 pc
foot or $40 each and the last .1.50 per loot o
$50. $1I0.
Mr.. James Brown purchased lots sos, 20 fec
front BY so feet deep at 2.l5 per foot si3. Ii
No. 800 on Fifth avenue, same size as above,
Sl'97lS per foot $780, Nos. Ais and AZ Sevent
avenue and d streets, 20 feet fronts by 100 dee
at Il 40 per foot Or S2S each sos, and one la
square on Seventh avenue between and st.
200 feet front by 100 feet deep al 81 per foot $40
!, in all Sj3S.5O
Lots No. 400, 402 and i0i each 20 by 100 fe
were sold to 4. Given, the first ut 300 per fol
$40, and the last two Las per foot or or s35 ca,
$40. $40.
Lots No. 401 and i03 on Seventh avenue and
: streets, Of same size US above were sold to Isa
Russell at si.75 per foot or $50 each, 80.
/, Lots No. 4U5 and i07, same MS above, to Micla
:, Glenn, at $3.50 per foot or $50 each, $50.
Lots No. 400 and AL, game size as above,
Geo Hughes at Sl.ij per foot or $50 each, 81
a The whole number Of lots sold amounted
sl6i7.50.
". MAYORS CouRr.-The Court met on Mond
he morning at hali-past 10 O'clock the Mayor n
-. Alderman on the bench.
City of Wilmington VS.. James Dunbar indie
m for selling liquor without license. Several
hrs nesscs testified that they had procured liquor
La hons tod t.,I