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Trauel1frs' Eniaf.
TRIPS r. Z S u M E n
49, WILMINGTON u !.
STE4 M b % A # LINE
ION and after Monday, APRIL sth, issr,aG
The fne new Steamer a.f.i ed NJ M1,L
A PlTiE TfFE y Il sri
~, r11RsfEasEzsa PHILADELPHIA, WI.
Xxx 1Elss.S7R MINGTON AND BALTIMORE
Rail ROAD TIME TABLE. tls ~ ~ II.

r., E1Hszaa PHILADELPHIA, WI
MINGTON AND BAITIMoRi
HAL ROAD TINE TABLE td1 ~ ~ ~
COMMENCING MONDAY, JUNE Sd. 1867.
sci 1esre psIHs saD oN
/ WAY-MAIL TRAIN at s80A NJ, Sundays cxceI
ted for Baltimore stopping q Al regular slations
| for Cristleld and intermediate stations. : =
EXPRESs TRAIN at 11.5o A. M Sundays excsp
s&PREs RN Ma At so Sunday. ercep
ed,) for baltimore and Washington, stopping at Chsa
ter, Thurlow, Lnwood. Clsymont Wilmington, New
town. Perryvile, Hayre-de- Grace, Aberdeen, Perry
mans, Edgewood, Magn .,l, Chasessnd stemmer'
Milford, ssaford, Salisbury Princess Anne ans
aa Il he soasS w' 0A' ''f
NIGHT ExPREss at 11.oo P. NJ. DAILY, for BaIiii.
psssenrers Sy Boat from Baltimore for rorrss.
Monroe and Norfolk will take the Ii 4b A, M Train
WILMINGTON ACCOMMODATION TRAINS
Stopping at all stations between Philadelphia and
Leave PliladelPhia at 1880, $50, 600 and list
idaily) p. NJ The 40 r. M. train connects with
Delaware Railroad for Dover and intermediate sta
! Leave Wilmington at 100 and 500 A. NJ 400 .,d
THROUGH TRAINS FROM BALTIMORE
Leave Wilmington at i0.4 AM. $40 and s.50 Pm.
CHESTER FOR PHILADELPHIA. s.
Leave Chester at ia SAL and Ills, a. NJ, IS.
b.o1, 1920, and 1924 p. M.
FROM BALTIMORE TO PHILADELPHIA.
Leave Baltimore at T.25 A. NJ, Way Mail. s.ib A.
s.35 P. NJ. Express
{ From Baltimore to Port Deposit and intermedi.
ats stations at 900 Pm Al&
:, Accommodation Train from Fort DEPOSIT will leav.
Perryyille atd.4T A, II. for Baltimore md INFERNO.
diate Stations. -.
TRAINS FOR BALTIMORE = fai
Leave Chester al O N nd A
:" Wilmington at 10, 90 AM, and 4.55 PM,
Freight Train with Passenger Car attached will
leave Wilmington for Perryville and Interincdi I.
stations at 1855 p. NJ. 'FH87 is3 ~ y ~
SUNDAY TRAIN FROM BALTIMORE,
Leave Baltimore at S.b5 p. NJ, stopping At Ha.rt
de-Gracr, Perryve and Wilmington Ais. stol,s a.
for Philadelphia, aud leave passengers from Washing
tan Batimore and at Chester to leave passenger,
from Baltimore or Washington. NJ =
- '7i'' H. F. KENNEY. Superintendent.
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Marriasss.

ROBERTS Tuesday moruing, June
4th at the residence Of the brides parents by the
Rey. DIR. Williamson, Mr.. Robert Roberts, to Mics
Sarah Hallam. all Of Wilmington, Del.
vAsTRUMP- MOSELY.-At bt. Johns Church,
Brandywne VILLAGE. on Saturday. 1oh A. NJ, June
22d, 1867, by the Rev. Leighton Coenlan Rector Of
81 Marks Church, d uch Chunk, Pa, Edwin A. VAN
Trump and Clara j. MoRely. No cards. 4
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-06-27

mencement Exercises of the Divinity School of the
Protestant Episcopal Church., at Philadelphia,
was held on Thursday, ut the Church of the Holy
Trinity. The exercises were conducted by ri.
Rey Alfred Lee, D, D., assisted by several other
eminent diyines. After a sermon BY Rev. Henry
9. Potter, D, d., Of Boston, diplomas were con.
ferred upon the following-namcd persons: Rev
Charles =. Griffith, Kansas Rev, Simeon Hill
Mass. Rev; Justin P. Kellogg, Pa. Samuel P,
Kelly, Pa, benjamin H. Iatrobe, Md. (, William
Cortlandt Whitehead, Nj. The following DER
sons were ordained as deaeons Messrs. Latrobe
McGlathery, Warmer, and Reed. Rev. Messrs
Wright, Walker, Allen, and Cotton were ordalnct
a. priests. -Jonrnal s,1a' VA ~
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FINANCIAL. AND COMMERCIAL


.45fsA PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
PHI.ApEIPInA, june 2G.-Flour frmer, extra
s9@9.5o; iamiiy S9.75@$11. 90; fancy $14@16.
Wheat ranges from s2tto s26O. Rye $1.40.
Yellow Corn SLIP. Oats PC higher, sales ut sec.
: Whiskey $50.
PHILADELPHIA cArrLE MARKETS.
PHILADELPHIA, June 4.-Cattle more active
and unsettled, 1900 head sold at 10 @ Is cents u
pound cows dull, lower. 200 head sold at $40 q
$40 per head; sheep dull lower, 5000 head sold
at @ 6l5 cents . pound, gross; hogs unsettled
and lower, $500 head sold at $S q $3.50 per hum
dred pounds flH % ..r0.a p-
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-06-27

On Tuesday the st. Mary's B. B. c., composed
of students Of St. Mary's college, took the field
to meet in friendly contest with the Lafayette b,
however, as thew were in their former mitch MEN,
The .collegians, however, did not bat up to their
usual mark. On the part of the Lafayette, M :
Allister. Quigley and Wgglesworth batted we'll ,as
not one fly ball was "muffed." For further par
ticulara w refer ynu tn fha aaore
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-06-27

Sussex Country CRors.-The crops In this Sec
ton Of the country are very promising; the pros
poet for good crop of wheat was never better,
and We believe 1t now safe TO say that it has pass
ed oil danger, and the farmers begin to realize
the fact. that tho crops for this year will greatly
exceed that of any previous year. It is expected
that harvesting will commence In two weeks
SUSSEX ArUus. -
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-06-27

PLEASANT ExouRsIoS.--The Coach Mixers
or s. M. FELTON,, to Cape May, yesterday There
were about 400 persons on the excursion and
they had very pleasant trip. They left VII
mington at o'clock Q. M, arriving at Cape May
at noon. Returning left Cape May at. 6 p. M,
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gew advertisements.

JAPANESE CURIOSITY, FREE.-Ladics may earn
the curiosity free. HUNT 4 FRANKEIN,
je27w-2tp Williamsburg, N. Y.
~ REAT REDUCTION In the price Of TORREY'S
" Patent minute ICE CREAM EREEZERS. Call
and see them ut ii. +. Pickles q Bro, No. Z q East
Fourth street, Wilmington, DEL Spratt's Glass Top
Tin Fruit Canr selfsealing far superior to any other
tin can In the market They possess great advanta-
Res over any ofthe glass frnit Jars
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-06-27

WHOLESALE TRApE.-As an encouragement to
the large dealers Of Wilmington. aud evidence
large cities, we are told that In Trenton, N. j.,
one firm did wholesale grocery business last
year amounting to of million dollars. Yet Tren-
ton has by no means 80 favorable field for dis
trbution as Wilmington
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-06-27

AT GENoA.-Letters from Messrs Head and
Warner, Of this city, now absent In Europe, have
been received dated at Genoa, on the 9Th instant.
Both were well, and Mr.. Head has nearly recov-
cred from his sprains, incurred few days before
his departure from Wilmington. He had not yet
received any of his letters from home, but hoped
to meet them at Naples, whittier they proposed to
20 from Genna.
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BOSTON.

DEPARTURE OF TuR PRESIDENT FOR HART
9s'sl " .t4 FORD. Nfrs w ~ 7
BosToS, June 2G.--President johnson and party
left here this morning by the $50 train for Hart
ford ..t.-l
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-06-27

LAND SALEs.--On Wednesday last Messrs. G..
T. Marshall q Co. sold the farm of VIM. j. Por-
ter, at White Haven, containing 200 lacres to
Simeon Gay, of Pa, for nine thousand dollars |;
and the farm Of VIM. @. Mason, near Marinn Sta
tion containing 100 acres, to VIM. A. Wagner,
also Of Pa, for three thousand dollars omer-
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-06-27

HoRTIcuLTuRAL.--The ladies and gentlemen
who were interested In the last horticultural Ex-
hibiton, also the friends of the Home for Friend
to meet in the Scientific Lecture Room of the
Wilmington Institute, on the evening of Thurs
day the 9th inst, at o'clock, to prepare for
the ensuing Autumnal Exhibition. Members of
the Society will please attend punetually.
EDWARD TATNALL. Jr.. SecretarY.
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Fly catches, D. s., Jr., Johnston, 2; Court 2 !;
Lee, 2; A. Smith, 1. Total, z. Lafayette, Becky.
l Thatcher, / Rogers, L; Harrity, !; Wilson,
A. Total, 8. Missed fly catches, D. s., Jr., Ha-
gany, A. Smith, 2; James, i; Court, j john
ston, : Jones, l; J, +. Smith, 1. Total, 8. La
Total, 8. Passed balls, Court, IS Beckley, G..
Left on bases, D. s., Jr., 8. Lafayettc,7
Umpire, E. Barr, Pacific B. B. q.
Scorers, G. G. Lobdell D. s., Jr, W. F. Harri-
ty, Lafayette.
EXCELSIOR, OF MrLFoRD.--Thc Excelsior Base
Ball Club, of Milford, announce that their cha-
lenges to the Diamond State and Atlas Clubs have
both been accepted, and that the former will be
played on the 4th Of July In Wilmington, and
the latter on the 9th, OF Middletown.
Excursion tickets from Milford will be issued,
at SO for the round trip.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-06-27

Berezouski, the would-be assassin of the
Car of Russia, will be tried at Paris on the
18th prox. ~ '7''', =
Prince Napoleon will preside over the
Congress which is to deliberate on the feast
bility of establishing a uniform standard of
gold and silver coinage throughout Europe.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-06-27

AssAuIT.-On Monday night last, in "Down-
hamyille," suburban appendage to the eastern
portion Of this town. Peter Downing fractured
the skull Of Geo. w. Webb by striking him
him with an axe. Webb, who was drunk, COM
menced an attack on Downing and then upon his
wife, (she is Webb's sister, whom he was beating
In terrible manner, when Downing fellcd him
to the iloor Webb has been annoying Downing
for a long time, refusing to leave The house and
causing trouble in the family by his drunkness.
Downing is an industrious, peaceable man, we
Or. Hawks pronounced the wound severe one
The blow was received on the left temple
Smyrna Times. n f.5 "a
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PHILADELPHIA.


I. PHILADELPHIA, June 26.--Samplcs of new
wheat from South Caroline and Georgia were ex-
hibited on Change to-day, no sales were effected.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-06-27

DELAWARE AND MARYLAND PEACH CRop.-A
letter from Lincoln, Sussex county, Delaware.
says: 'sThe peach yield this season, according
TO present indications, will be almost without
precedent. Peach-growers arc more concerned
lest there should be an excess Of production and
glutted market than they are on any other ac-
count The failure of the peach in New Jersey
serves to direct attention now more than ever be-
fore to Delaware and the Eastern Shore OF Mary
land as the fayorite regions for peach orchards,
and the number of trees set out recently can be
neighborhood there are two new orchards, each
comprising between six thousand and eight thou
sand trees, and smaller ones, of two thousand or
four thousand, arc found wherever the soil is
most faYornblen
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-06-27

BuniED.--The remains OF Edward g. Burton
were inferred inlPhiladelphia, on Sunday after
noon. The funeral was attended by deputation
of members Of the Water Witch Steam Fire Com
pany, Of this city. of which he was mcmber.--
Journal u " X 80 tHN Hafst sf fifl II flsE
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-06-27

Improved Order of Red Men, of this city, made
o socinl visit to Shawnee Tribe, ut Smyrna, on
Friday, last They were handsomely entertained
by their Smyrna friends, md returned on Satur-
day much pleased with their tip. 49,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-06-27

FOURTH or JuLy CELEBRATION AZ GREENwooD
The Nincty-flrst Anniversary Of American In
dependence will be celebrateddL Greenwood, (Dcl
K. R.) on July 4tll 1867. Orations by Rev. J. 81
Willis and others Vocal Music BY the Green
Instrumental MusIc by tho Georgetown Brass
Band. Exercises 10 commence al o'clock, r.
NJ. The public are invited to be present.
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SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINS,

Additional to those above will leave Smyrna for
Clayton IL 90 noon $50 and lao P. NJ and Clayton for
Smyrna 100 q s.40 A. NJ BIS P. NJ, to make connec
Trains leaving crishetd 500 A. H., ana Wilmington
going South at bOo p. NJ, will In close connec-
ton with Steamboats, to NsrfsA and Portsmenth and
Express Trains u and rom Baltimore, Philadelphia
and New York. They will sioJ ON the Delaware R.
Line only at principal stations at which their time
IL stated. N.f 7-'e ~ ~ ~ r
Passengers between Balhaiore aud Delaware R. r.,
Line, who prefer II, can STOP In Wilmington over
night, and lrOceed next morning. ~ 4i'1.a4iIff
Passengers from Delaware R. X. Line 10 Baltimore
by morning irains change cars At Wilmington by az
ternoon train at N: G. Junciion- Passengers from
Baltimore e ns x n change cars at n. c. juno
ssiii 4. O sKwALL, Jr., 2
pr fuii 50 Superintendent Del. r. T.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-06-27

MorNr SALEM NJ. p. CHuReH.--Mount Salem
NJ. L. Church, on the BrandywIne, near.this city,
has recently been repaired aud refnrnshed at d
cost of $1,000. Twenty-Five persons have been
taken into full membership since Conference
.journni. ff
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-06-27

A match game of Base Ball was played on the
grounds, at the terminus Of the City Railway, on
Saturday, June 22nd, between the Second Nine of
the Diamond State Jr. B. B. c., and the Second
Nine of the Lafayette B. B. c., which resulted in
victory for the u. s., Jrs. The batting on both
sides was excellent. The best fielding was made
by A. Lee, OF the DIS, Jr., and j. Wilson, of the
Lafayette, the former taking two flies and the
latter four. The following is the score =
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-06-27

RETURNED Creswell, of May
land, has returned home TO Elkton from his
Western trip, IN good health and Spirits
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-06-27

runr1o MEETING on SATURDAY EVENING.

rUDI.Ic MEETING ON SATURDAY EVENING.
The large Hall of the Institute building was
crowded on Saturday evening to its utmost ca
e pasy Ant MI Rryf " hs Il R Ssw Mr. Masn
troduced 10 the audience Mr.. G. E. Macdonough
of New York, who sang with excellent effect two
verses Of the Star Spangled Banner" followed
by sThe old oaken bucket, after which General
Cary, OF Ohio, was introduced, who delivered q
telling speech against tho traffic and use of intox-
icating liquor. lie stated that the millennium for
which Christians prayed, would never come I'M
til Christians first broke their whisky bottle so
carefully preserved In the sideboard. He con-
tended that total abstinence was Bible doctrines
that those who drank wine were generally iicen,
tions and that the drinking of wine was worse
upon the morals Of a community than the drink
Ing Of whisky. Ho recommended total prohibit
ton as the only cnre for these evils.
called the Union Rally" Mr.. Stephen b. Ran
som, of New Jersey, was introduced, who pro-
ceeded to argue the illegality and inconsistency
Of the license laws and the iniquity of the liquor
traific, and advised the abatement of the evil by
legal enactments.
MEETING ON SUNDAY AFTERNOON.
"A further meeting was held in the Institute
Hall, on Sunday afternoon, at 8 oclock. It was
presided over by Ex-Mayor John NJ. Turner
Prayer was offered by Mr.. j. L. Crouch and ad-
dressed were made by Stephen B. Ransom, of
New Jersey; Rev. J. B. Abbott of Indiana Rev.
". THlitte ol Salluuu west anu J0nn II. VIII
liams, of Ohio. After Mr.. Williams closed. he
invited those present to hand in their namep ms
members of the order, to which some twenty-five
responded.
MEETING AT SrANToN.-Quite large and en-
thusiastic temperance meeting was held at STAN
ton on Sunday evening. The meeting was pre-
sided over by Mr.. Robbins of Trenton, New
Jersey, and was gotten up under the auspices Of
some of the members OF the National Division
Sons OF Temperance recently in session here.
Addresses were made by Messrs. Gee. II.
Hick of Philadelphia, Benz. ID. Doremus of
Paterson. N. j., and Geo. Stone OF Maryland.
Quite an interest was manifested by the aulienss
may result in much good in that neighborhood.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-06-27

HANDSOME TEsTIMoNIAL-ELEGANT PHoTo-
GRAPnY.-We were shown, a day or two ago, by
Mr.. Sexton, fine testimonial, copies of which
the Washington Fire Company intend present.
ing to several of the companies who so hand
somely entertained them on their recent Southern
tour. The testimonial consists of fine photo
graph Of the "Washie' engine surrounded by
twelve photographs of members of the company,
and the whole handsomely framed.
The photographing is all done in that artistic
style for which Mr.. Sexton has become famous.
While We were there to examine the photo
graph, Mr. s. kindly showed us through his es-
adjustment, to which he has recently added
several improvements, which, with his artistic
skill account for the excellence of the pictures
taken by him.
Ills skylight room has q North and West expo
sure and every improvement which the expe-
Renee Of the largest establishments can suggest
Tor giving perfect light for the purpose. The
room Is finely furnished and has arrangements
ior taking the new and popular cabinet sized pic
lures as well as all other Kinds Of pictures now
made. / 4 ~
Mr. Sexton is prepared to paint photographs
III oil coors, and some painted by him which we
saw were very perfect and life-like. His rccep-
ton room In the second story is elegantly and
comfortably furnished, and the walls are hung
WIN the finest specimens of the Photographic art
All the arrangements are very complete and
perfect, and any one in want of good photo
graph cannot do better than stop at 815 Market
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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-06-27

HorEL AND BOARDING. HousE.-It is proposed,
we arc informed, to convert the large unfinished
mansion on the Hollingsworth property, on Del
aware Avenue, into a large Hotel and Boarding
House. The public necessity for both is so great
periecling the arrangements necessary. As a
Boarding House alone We are confident tho EN-
terprlse would succeed. The number of persons
who desire to visit Wilmington, and remain for
few days or longer is large, while it offers every
ness, romantic surroundings, and most convenient
access to those who wish to secure permanent
boarding place in either season of the year Let
us by all means have the Neutrality-suspicious..
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-06-27

SUDDEN DIsAPPEARAycE.--Mess Moore &
Bro. put up some time ago out West street, an
Iron hitchng post cast in the shape of n little
black boy standing ON a bale of cotton and hold
Ing out a bucket to which the horse was tied.
He was painted up to NATURE had on blue striped
pants slightly torn, no coat or hat, and looked as
natural us he could. Well a few nights ago, this
novel post was quietly dug up and carried away
and has not been heard of SINCE 1t is supposed
by some that some Of the colored boys thinking
the thing intended as n sort OF ironic satire OH
themselves concluded to put it ont of the way.
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SYRUP.

PROTECTED SOLUTION OF THE PROTOx-
iDE Of IRON. supplies the blood with ts LIFE
ELEMENT IRON. giving strength, vigor aud new
| life TO the system. 4 II ift85f IL
II the ihDnsaBir WIN sun.ris. from Dysps y, Ill.,
Debility, Female WrAkness BE would hut test the
virtues Of the i*rtIxia syrapsl tie effect wouli uoi
,ny ast ,nisi the sevrs bur would Please all their
friends for iisi.nd VI feeling cross "nli yen ami
uiserahlr fnry wa III be III erful, vigorous aud &C
| fivr. ~ tnAt'f''"N
Z, nI~iINauISiiED JuH,sr wKrrR. II, A
| a'i.a FsikND A. FOLLOWS: ~ ~
haye tried the Peruvian Syrup and the result fnly
sn-tains your prediction. II has made new man VI
ne. i.fused Into my y. tenn new sgar and energy ;
you last saw me, but stronger, hesrtier, and with
larger capacity for labor, mental and physcll, than
| Ut my time dnrns thelist fye yusrs.
remedy rom wtak, sckiy, stnsring creatures, 10
strong, healthy. and naply men and women: and IN
glass. ..asf7s45-3 s. i VI n i-1.s-',r 7 z
Ass page pamp1ls! will 4, ,,s ssnt ige,
sold by I'LL Drrgg'str ~ (.
eIii4 SCROFULA. *
The Rsy; George storrs, Of Brooklyn, N. y, say.
i hing medical certificate in his magazine Of the
cure q HI only ss of ssgos s,s. dIssoaon
. not for pSy but in gratitude to God who has ans.
!, WEED payer and u ju,lice to Dr Andsrs; being
hs = " h ns wsS
" thank ~ Editor for bringing III their notice"
Dr.. III Anders' iodine W ter is f.r sale By j. p.
DiNsMokE. Proprietor. &c DEFY street, N, ". and b.
s1'- Aet,iity. Il ~ 80 ,s.',' ,is.5.f. :
What il noble--that.which places,
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RuSAwAYt AT Dovril.- On Tuesday, as etlit
down train was approaching Dover, ut O'clock,
Mr.. Frederick Troydon, fs.that town. WIS coming
To meet 10 with hearse, when thehorse he was
Gus rate toward the station. His utmost exer-
tions were insufficient to control the animal,
which ran directly to the station house, carrying
the hcarse under the overhanglng shed In the
rear MrTroydon was hurled against one of the
injuries about the face and head The horse:
made an attempt to go through the brick wall,
but filled and the hearse was badly broken. 81.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-06-27

Hama or rrns Wi9glesror,h J'a br,g,ev F ~
catches, L. McMenarnin ], McAllister1 1, Vernon /,
Harrity /. st. Marys-Lally /, Brophy /, Car
bonnet l. Missed fly catches, Lalley 2, Brophy
1. Lafayette-0.
Umpire r. Reynolds, Independent Nine,
Scofer-A Messick, st. Mary's
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-06-27

The CRY HALL CELLs.--The Board of Health
visited the City Hall on Saturday afternoon
last, and after an examination Of the base
ment and the prisoners cells pronounced the
basement of the building common nuisance
which the city authorities were given ten days to
abatc. The Committee on Public Buildings will
meet to consider the matter this afternoon. We
hope they will adopt an efficient remedy and as
they cannot put up new prison In ten days, rent
some suitable building and fit 1t up temporarily
until they can build decent city jail. massive
jail Is not required for the city and almost any
bnilding which had plenty of small dry and well
ventilated rooms could by few iron bars be
lifted up for the purpose Of combining prisoners
for the short time they usually spend in the city
cells. The present cells cannot possibly be fixed
80 that they will not be u common nuisance.