Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-07-15

killy Russell, an aged lazy oil smyrna, died
recently.
Dr. CLARK Is erecting very handsome residence
rear Newark.
il,ssrs. Bllndy have resumed business at their
foundry, At Newark.
Charles Creamci has been appointed Chief of
Police it, Chester.
Chester was shaken by the recent powdcrmill
explosion nj DuPOnts
Ground was broken last Thursday for tho new
town hall in Smyrna.
The fourth Of July was not observed in Clayton
on either the Sd or 9th.
The Fifth passed quietly ut Dover. Business
was generally suspended.
Cucambers and tomatoes are being Slipped
from Laurel 10 New York.
Tie town tax of New Castle is now due, and
the collector ~ ready 10 receive it.
Brnndywinc Springs, near this city, arc again
becoming popular us summer resort.
At llayrc de Grace, the funds in the building
4 association, nj the latest sale brought 20is.
4 County Association OF Good Tenlplar, /, To
IL organized in Denton, Caroline county, today.
Henry Bennett ha, taken ccosus of Dover
md fund population u 1851 white, and iS3
blacks, in all 1851
There were thiry-onc deaths 10 this city during
Jnc this year and thirty during the same month
East year.
Oats fell rapidly yesterday. \ sack dropp d
the pavement
Peaches arr in market At 81 cents per tci
4 They are scarcely ripe and of poor qu,,.iy. but
/ el they are peaches, and 50 sell
There are few cast S of yellow fever in qiar-
I aunc at lnzaretio, on the Delaware River, below
Philadelphia.
Red llnms, called hy the vendors, "Muuntan
cherries" have been abundant in our market for
suinc days.
The Gd=eHe praises Pomuroys Bemvpnt We'll
ibis is better than ria-ing Wilkes Booth tut
I not much.
tirund has been broken for the Catholic chapel
NJ Riddles Banks. II will be used fora school
4 house also.
The Bapists of Dover have given thrif pastor,
NJ Hippo, time and means fol Il months yaen-
Il iipn in Virginia.
The pust-oillcc at icwrs Sussex county, Del,
has been made u money oider olli g. So alsu
4 That OF Media, Delaware county.
I The Book of the Union Library an old esab-
l,l'd institution Of upper Providence Delaware
4 nnly were recently sold nj sicrif's sale.
Slight fire which did no serious damage &c
CURED ut Rulncy, son " Archibuid's boat yard,
IN Cucster On Wednesday evening of last week.
The G0sene indicates desire to make tic
n question ni removing the Twelfth street market
Il w use an issue in the municipal campagn
3 The feasibility of shipping Delaware pracAcs
q directly To Pittsburgh, Enslon and other Penn
ilyauia ci,ics is being tiscussed by growers and
A dealers.
d The GoaeHe thinks it high lime the Democrats
4 were ut work IL they expect to carry The city
I Wen, yes, considering tic tax law, we should
Il think it was.
Flies are unusually thick this year. Whether
the unusual nuutrr is the result Of the healthy
sclson, or its cause, as seine believe, we are
Il unable 10 say.
! Robert l.. Cummns and William G. Hill. Of
Siyrnn, received the degree Of Bachelor of
d Commercial Law at the recent commencement Of
indalusia College.
Barclay Moore, Of Christina lId.. received
severe and painful Injuries by a fall from cherry
n tree about three weeks ago. He has not yet led
n covered.
a The mcmheis oil Smyrna Circuit, ME- Church.
ate considering whether they sllall pEich &c the
a camp meeting woods or not. The matter will BIZ
4 decided shortly.
Il Work is progressing rapidly on the fine new
n lUldiug house for Taylor ~ Jackson's Academy
n Y "a cumtnodiuus buildil r on Franklin street.
opposite the city sqiaic, most delightful slua-
a ifu.
II Mr. Robinson. Chief Of Police in Chester has
u t"ign'd The hrPnbHcdn says he was I'm ELI
4 elena oiiccr and iniima,s TINT his resignaiio"
q was the result OF the scheming OF tnviUus sub
Il n4siates cig,r for his place.
81 \ correspondent Of HE cell Wig, writing
: lrm Newark. suggests that as Delaware College
n T. !" be Icorganlz,d as an agricultural college,
III ia. diiclng isau important part of agriculture
"a Ne given chair in the institution.
a You can't scare Westoycr people with talk
"a t'nul oysters not being good during The months
b irt spelled with an K. llamblen, Baker Il Co.,
81 a that place, shipped oysters Ia Boston during
ii NE Peace Jubec,und iorlhr Fourth Of Jnly, and
Fl ore new shipping them to New York, both opened
n ara in the shell.
FL IhNtE ViEwrRs.-The following gentlemen
M have been appointed Fence Viewers for lining
IN 'h Hundred, by the Court Of General Sessions
81 mcs 4, Price, VIM; llilles, G. F.. johnson,
H Salu,el Wooll1ston, Jesse Sharp, VIM. Ferris,
III 'hallcs Gooding and Edward Moore.
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Fl I'm CoMMERciAL.-A gentleman In Kent CO.,
FL WHO las been taking the CoMMEhciAL for some
n months, writes lis that as he is about removing,
E ' wishes his paper discontinued, although for
Ia The local news oil the Peninsula person would
"a save about $40 year by taking your daily, as
"A IL furnishes more local news than any eight
81 "wueklics."
a PEisENrATIoS.-On Thursday last, during the
E tNnfsion of the Hanover Street Church sabbath
~ .cluuls on board the John Sylvester they pre-
"A shitd Captain Burns with Il handsome ice
ia ilchtr in acknowledgement of his kiudness.
III Nv Lafayette Marks, pastor Of the church,
u made The presentation, accompanied by an appr'-
n liae speech, 10 which Captain Burns briefly
RI responded.
SALE OF PEAcnEs.-A number of peach grow
rs about Milford and some about Dover and at
elhrr places have already sold their peach crop
.l This year ut from 80 10 40 centu per basket de-
Al lytrcd at the railroad station. This saves The
grower all risks of decay or accident in transport
81 lilun and all market fluctuations, and Is pre-
iclred by many TO the prospect of greater profits
accompanied by greater RI ks
81 fMsE RuMoK CoRREcrEp.-A rumor was
81 flnfted fortnight or so ago, to the effect that
n tic Pennsylvania Railroad Company had by
81 litgr purchases and transfers of stocks obtained
s. l'e control OF the Reading Railroad and its
a LIanclcs" We stated, by authority, when The
luhlnr was first started, that II WAS without the
sl-icst foundation in fact, and we repeat the
contradiction on the same authority. There Is nu
uiih whatever in the statement -heddiHg Times
I'm GRAPE CRor.-In Reading and vicinity
.htie are many ACRES planted in grapes as vine.
Yards and almost every farmer aud gardener, and
rt'lmriy-holdcr, in town and country, has n few
Nihts Of different varieties. That experienced
l'hncr, Juhu +, hr. Esq, who is more largely
Interested in grape culture, informs Us that in III
his Experience he has never known a season TIM
PROMISES more abundant or better crop. lii
VINES Of Clinton, Cutawba and Isabella, &c tell,
Us, are literary covered with healthy yourg fruit
a'l should no blight occur his vintage will bi
NE finest h. has ever had Oar gardeners an,
''llHtns, who are grapc-growers On n smaller
'.ir, all uEiIc in tho same favorable report
Ea"R'3g Times.
CHANGE or liouEs.-Mr.E.Q Sowall, Supcrin
vAden', announces that freight train, will
l'sscnger ear attached, will leave The station
ldlcd below ut The following changed hours
inject to the delays incident 10 freight business
Going South, leaving Wilmington about 81
4. NJ; New Castle, 100; MiddlGtnMu, 600
'yb'n, 10; Dover $50; Camdrn,e 10 FELTON,
lotl and he dui II Harrington 1O30 n.
!, t,ning North 10 leave harrington about 3,2t
:, NJ. Feitpr. 0a Cnmfcn, 5.O5; Dnvcr,5i5
snhftnn, G.l0; Clayton 1905 Middletown, $40
,;'w Castle, 10 80, and he due at Wilmiugto
y 90, +. NJ.
ms train will stop 10 take up passengers onl
~ stations named, hut will set down passenger
l.xf..
tua Wilmington, except Hare's Corner, Stat
hoad, delaware Junction and Du Point.