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were N favor Of Adjoining Inc iAttef ueieRape
moved az an amendment that the Convention al
lourn Lost by vote Of Ii IN the Affirmative 70 ID
willism We,ls Of westchester, and General Pratt
were nominated. when the former gentleman with
drew and the latter was nominated by ace,amation
Democratic Nominations for Aldermen asd
supervisors.
me urImares were held by the democrats In the
several wards OF Brooklyn last evening and passed
or quietly. The following candidates were norni-
mated in the wards named:-
For AldeTnen-First ward, Charles Mills; Fifth,
John NJ. Clancy; Seventh, Rice; Ninth, John
McGroarty; Eleventh, Henry Witty; Thirteenth,
asnry aaf nares Eo aew sieentn
Waters; Twenty first, Mark Waine.
For Supelutsors-Second ward, Robert Nelson;
Fourth, +. h. Kalmeyer; sixth, william J. Osborn;
Tenth, - Hall; Twelfth, Ross McMahon: Four
tenth John. L. Murphy; Sixteenth. Christian
Eseman; Eighteenth, James Fletcher; twentieth.
John Ross; Twenty second, - Walsh.
The Brooklyn Reform Movement.
There was meeting OF delegates from nine wards
OF the city OF Brooklyn held at Ph@nlx Hail. Court
street. last evening" for the purpose OF organizing
General Committee The meeting was called 70
order by ex-County Treasurer, Mr.. james w. Sea-
bury. Credentials were then handed in by the ward
delegates, after which Mr.. W. q. DICKINSON was
elected Chairman and Mr.. n. b. Morse. Jr., Secre
tary. The Committee On Credentials reported IL
favor OF the acceptance OF those handed ID ana the
meeting adjourned
In response 10 the following call large number OF
persons assembled at No. 90 Broadway Williams
burg last evening, 10 select candidates Tor civic
honurs:--
Al citizens without distinction OF party who willing
back people their self and to select
and enact laws OF their choice and those
who desire reform OF public life to the support Of their
candidates, all OF which tend towards the
good OF ALL are invited to attend.
the meeting was called to order by Mr., J. q.
SNYDER, secretary Of the Long Island Worhngmen's
Union. He said that he had been delegated by the
Union To organize workingmen's clubs In all the
wards OF the city and In all the towns the island
for the purpose OF electing persons to ONCE from
either OF the great political parties who were not
professional politicians. Nearly all those present
were enrolled AS members and the club proceeded
to ballot for city ofllces, but the only candidate
agreed upon Edgar Darbee, PRIMER, for Aluer-
man OF the Thirteenth ward.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
U,ELE6RAM CARTOON.
TO-DAY (FRIDAY), OCTOBER ~.
A REALLY FINE PICTURE.
PRESIDENT GRANT AND HIS FAST TEAM,
DEMOCRAT" AND "REpuBLIcAN"
BOTH WELL IN HAND FOR THE PRESIDENTIAL
RACE OF 1872
THE DUST AROUND THE WHITE BousF.
NEW VERSION OF THE SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL,
WITH sOROsIAN ADDENpA.
TIE COURTS OF NEW YORK
GLANCE AT THE COURT or SESSIONS,
THE CLOSING VISIONS OF QuEyEpo.
SPLENDID CARTOON NUMBER.
Fun OF Rich, Rare, Racy, Sensible and D,monsusbs
Matter Price Two Cents. 81. Dollars Year once No.
OF Nassau street. Newsdealers send advance.
Advertisers take notice
ArA MEETING OF THE IAMsAsy HhhL soaI.
mating Convention Of the Eighteenth Assembly district,
held the Jackson Club the Hon Laurence ksr.
nan was Captain ~ spWAsD REILLY
PA4ss x4 aaTros,SS Secretaries
4 BsoLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM THE
"A courts Of different states legal eysywherc dessroo.
'S9a Ha1s ss @
BsoLUrE DIVORCES OBTAINED IN DIFFERENT
states legal EVERYWHERE Dessrtioa Az SUFFICIENT Gauss
M. HOUSE, Attorney, rs Nasrau street.
LwAYs AHEAD OF ALL COMPETITION
oCees Al kinds of erocere. and Eo1r for ihs Won
no Green witch street, New YORK
A MEDICAL w Mo srpls t,rr ,A,sAx
Rheumatism, Neuralgia and ooa,' il sh,r ~or,, sases.
ks Ell h. Tss os ss and ,. s c s"
plant, Kdneys, Salt Rheum, 40, &c, mos, certainty
public twenty-one wears has hundred thousand
curative for fsua in ali cursSs cases cures
old ucsrs even where the bone bias becoms carries -
Prineps depot 9ss Grand street Solo nv druggists; 81
Hyaaa iu,a snun Is permanently cures cssarrh
CoRNs, BuNIoNs,. ENLARGED JOINTS AE n,y AL
Bro.dway.
FOR SALE OR LEASE, n,.
comprising ~ lois and buildings bolsr sbop tn,shns DO.
sd o. pattern Do ", sss " % wAoa, n.
machinery tools and psitatns Catalogue al me once wv
Cherry street. ----.-
NT1srrFFSTn AssENB,Y nIsraIGr.
IN THE regular Tsmany all peIaoofat" convention 70,
ss ssts1 nan A .Ssa. q
Manhattan street and ro.dTay o &c n @ ns
ns Ssss william
sH &e .Gg swad Ee.Ss
..s ;ssa ea.ss
H.sms ps NJ %
Convention CONVEX appropriate sccspsd ao
nation. ..
MICHAEL aROH, Chairman.
MICHAEL. QUIGG, JoHs j. MoLossy Secretaries
- -
DOOLs.-UNDERwOoD A MCGOWAN WILL SELL
Pools: this evening on the s.esps chase y mule r.
rooms w '''''" aud on &c wmkA1Zt sss;
lELIKf FOR CONSERVATIVES INSTITUTION F0R
street. Hours from 10 10 3, except sundays
DADTCAL CURE, WITHOUT KNIFE CAUsrIC OR
IL detention from business for Structure, Fsus, Piles
Diseases Of the Pelvic Viscera, Dsfomss of
the eve, nose, face and person.
HENRY a. DANIELS. NJ D., IA Lexington avenue.
WANTED--A CAPITALIST, TO INVEST IN A HOTEL
w In Southern State that paw large interest
on the Investment References exchanged Apply 10 j. y.
SNOW, AZ 28i Broadway. room Is untl 2sta insh
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Almanac for New York-This Day.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-09-09
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Whiskey Seizures.

DIsTILLERY TWO REcTIFYING ESTABLISHMENTS,
AND ALCOHOL. WORKS SEIZED.
We are Informed that, for several weeks, U. s.
Collector J. s. Prettyman has suspected the ex-
istence of extensive frauds upon the revenue,
among certain distillers and other manipuators Of
whisky, doing business in this city Having col
lectcd evidence supposed TO be conclusive, he
proceeded yesterday, to take the legal meas-
ures proper in the case and seized the following
establishments =
Distlery of Archibald McKiuley, LOG West
Front street.
Alcohol works of Francis Kelley, no East
Front street.
Rectfying establishment of William Baxter, 4th
and Shiplcy streets.
Rectifying establishment of John McClaiferty,
| 527 East 9th street.
The frauds alleged are charged to have existed
| for long time aud TO involve u large amount oil
| revenue. 1t Is supposed by the officers That inc
parties engaged In them were NIL in collision and
acted upon tho same concerted plan, and that the
.iRipr'' also embraced some wholesale dealers.
1t is but Just to state that there are honorable
| dealers in this article in our city who ARE In nc
wise implicated in these transactions, but on 'nt
| contrary aided the Collector in bringing 10 ligD
| evidences ui the supposed frauds. The estab
| lisbment of M'Kinlcy is probably worth $4,000
or sl2, 900. or the value of the other pIopcrl,
| we are not informed. Suits will be ut once instl
tutcd lciorc the U. S. District Court for the for
| fixture of all OF them. Mckinley's distillcry
when the revenue officers OF this state wer'
changed by Grants administration, was IN full
operation, day and night; u then ran only IN th'
| daytime, and for some:weeks suspended entirely
Since August 2Slh it has again been in operation
It's iull capacity is about 800 gallons per day.
Alexander Fulton, U. s. supervisor OF tn
Revenue has been in town for some day., as
| tistng Collector Prettyman.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-09-09
OUR NEIGHBORs.

As Mr.. VIM. Harvard, OF Bel Air, on Thurs-
day last was driving his wagon, containing him
self, bis wife and nephew, down hill, the horse
took fright and ran away, throwing the parties
the former having been confined TO his bed for
several days.
On Monday last, Mrs. Wann, 80 years of age,
wife of John Wann, Esq, of Hartford county,
sustained painful fracture Of the right arm, by
dog running against her throwing her 10 the
ground.
-Richord Wakeland, of Hartford county, Md.
while engaged In threshing wheat on Tuesday
morning last, had his hand caught in the machine
and was seriously hurt.
On Saturday evening of last week, during
the storm, ut Bel Air, Md, two cows belonging
to Patrick Cronln, were struck by lightning and
killed.
One day last week while Samuel NJ. Lee and
family, of Deer Greek, Hartford county, were
absent from home, some Williams entered the pre-
misses and carried off the silver and other articles
Of value.
"A negro boy named Lewis Anderson, living
with q gentleman near the Hickory, Hartford
county, had both his legs broken last Monday by
being caught In o cart wheel and carried around
with H. crushing him against the body of the
cart. 1t is feared amputatloa may become ne
cessary.
Mr.. James K. Scarf, prominent citizen o.
Hartford county, Md, died very suddenly OF hear
disease, on Monday evening.
On Thursday night Of last week the house %
William Russell, 10 Media, In the absence OF TIT
family, was entered by three thieves, and robbed
of small sum of money and watch. Mr.. X
returned while the men were In the house, bu
they succeeded In making good their escape.
Miss Annie Bishop, daughter of Malin Bish
OPP, Of Edgmout, Delaware county, was throw
from horse one day last week, and severely in
iured.
The potter shop belonging to Benz. Jones
on the West Chester road in MARBLE, was burned
down on Thursday of last wcek-loss $1,000 t
$1,000.
"A travelling show, consisting of hand organ
several monkeys, trained dog and horse, and
800 ID. fat woman, amused the citizens of Msdi
0u Friday last,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-09-09
Dover District Preachers' Ass0cIation-.-
Meeting at Salisbury.

This Association met at Salisbury, commencing
GA Monday, August 30th, and closing on We'd
pesday, September LIST.
IL opened with sermon from Rev. j. Barnett
Mann. from Psalms XIII: "a Rev. |. I. Cooper,
d. D., followed with an exhortation, after which
the President, Rev. T. j. Thompson, ID. d., called
the association to order, and the meeting pro
ceeded to fix the hours of meeting and adjourn
ing, and resolved to take up the programme,
published as the order of business, aud adjourned
10 meet next morning al half-past O'Clock.
On Tuesday morning religious services were
conducted by Rev. Joseph Cook, when the second
question en- the programme was taken up ana
discussed. In the afternoon religious services
were conducted by Rev. j. Owen Syphrrd, and
the programme was resumed. In the evening we
had a very interesting and forclbe SERMON by
Rev. E. Stubbs, from Hebrews, \ "a, 70. At
the Wednesday morning session, the religious
services were conducted by Rev. j. T.Van Burka-
low. when the programme was taken up and the
subjects discussed with good degree OF Interest.
The hour of 10 O'Clock having arrived, and Dr.
Thompson, our President, owing TO official en-
gagements, had to leave s,siating that he should
do so very reluctantly, and hoping that the bal
anco of the session might be rs pleasant as the
first. Rev. /. T. Cooper, d. d., was chosen
President, pro tenn.
In The afternoon, religious services were CON
Quoted by Rev. }. Conner. The question relatisI
to the relation of children To the church. and lhe
pructicability of organizing them into classes,
WINS discussed with much interest. In tho even
ing Rev. j. o. Syphcrd preached from LIST Peter
| /, 10, H.; after which brother Mann sung very
appropriate hymn. and brother Lightbourn fol
| lowed with nn exhortaton ind prayer. Afiel
discussing briefly the subject oil promiscuou
sitting In the NJ. f. Church, vote of thanks Wat
rendered to the citizens Of Salisbury, who 81
kindly entertained us, and to tie Pastor ant
trustees OF the church, and the Association nd
jourueds
We arc all prepared to bear our testimony t
the kindness OF the people OF Salisbury. Tn
only trouble with us was that we were not abl
10 accept the numerous Invitations that wer
pressed upon us. We had to say to many "yo
must accept the will for the deed, with al
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-09-09

FREprRIcA, KENT Co., Sept. 5th.-Whcat is
now generally thrcshed and has realized all rea-
sonable expectation at harvest, being on an aver
age nearly a full crop. Oats turned out better
than was expected at harvest, and weighs much
better than it did last year; there is something
over half crop. Corn is done tor the almost
unprecedented drought has been more than 1t
could stand; some Of 1t is burned TO the tassel,
and all, both late and early, must shorten. ln
this vicinity it has either beeu cut by the grounc,
or the fodder topped and stripped. The corn
makes q better show than we might expect under
the circumstances but there WIN not ~ over nal,
has lived through the drought and heat 10 even
make half n crop. Irish potatoes will be failure
The drought has dwarfed the roots and the bugs
the tops, in many places One OF our neishporS
| thinks he buried two bushels OF bugs In his po-
talo lot by driving them from the vines and then
| covering them with earth; good rain soon may
vet help them, but 1t is impossible to raise crop
| this late in the season.
| Grass ia TO all appearance dead. We have been
| feeding our cattle with cut corn ior week Or
Two; we cut of the and feed TO the fat cattle
| and the balance to the dairy stock II led with
tho ears on, the cattle ruinage over it, searching
for the ears and drag it about in the manure and
| dirt 1--WE have no mud now.) Mill streams are
very low, and 1t is with difficulty the people get
| accommodated with brcadstuf Peaches have
been abundant. and this has been good thing
| for carriers but rather poor for growers. we
| think there will not be many more trees planted,
unless carriers will reduce their terms Tor ship
mrnt. We would suggest that peach-growyrs
firm joint stock company. in union with Tue
Railroad company and commission men, ana 70,
siiarr.-give the Railroad company oic-hali aud
divide the balance with the commission lneu
Tho clouds are now giving promise Of rain, as
they have done before, but they seem to dry NJ
when they come over our pnrched and thirsty
earth, as they do over the deserts OF iha East
| Moic when wanted. hENr.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-09-09

ALMOST FATAL RESULT OF HORSE RACE.
number of horse races were arranged to
come off at Warwick, Queen Anne's county, Md,
on Wednesday last. Some disputes arising. most
of them were Withdrawn. A race between Ben
ja,nin Crawford's mare, "FanDy Fair" and
horse belonging to Colonel L. Roberts, for 800
a side, was won by Colonel Roberts horse by
three or four lengths. Distance i40 yards. Mr..
Crawford's mare died in about ten minutes after
the race. The Crumptonian says that cries oi
murder short distance from the course attracted
the attention Of the crowd. Some ran to the
SPOT and found Frederick Gillespie, son OF the
proprietor OF the hotel, and Joseph Dixon, en-.
gagged in struggle. Dixon had Gillespie grasped
tightly round the body, aud Gillespie had pistol
which he held to Diyon's back, vainly endcayor-
Ing to cock and fire. The pistol was taken away
and the men separated. Dixon is charged with
seducing Gllespies sister, aud this is the reason
assigned for Gillespie endeavoring to Kill Dixon
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-09-09
Mysterious Affair.
SUPPOSED MURDER IN CHESTER COUNTY.

SUPPOSED MURDER IN CHESTER COUNTY,
The West Chester Record, Of the 9TH, says:-
ave copied last week an account Of the death
of Mr.. James Mode, of East FallowAeld. We
have since learned that IL was incorrect In Its
statement that Mr.. Mode. committed suicide. A
closer scrutiny into the facts seem to indicate
that he was foully dealt with. He crossed at the
ferry a short time BEFORE and was seen to have q
large pocket book, in which was contained con-
siderable amount of money in large hills. When
Ing. He is supposed to have been murdered, the
body then taken and fastened TO the fence In the
manner II was found, and the small amout OF
money found on him, left there to withdraw the
suspicion that he was murdered. Vigorous CT
forts will be made to ferret out tho perpetrators
of the crime. The deceased was u man well
known throughout this county, and most highly
esteemed by all -
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-09-09
Marrtagfs.

RICHARDS = BURKE.-on September I'd; near
Magnolia. Del, at the residence of the brides
father, by Rev. Geo. W. Burke. Mr.. s. s. Richards,
of Wyoming, to Miss Caddic Burke.
tw- Wilkesbarre, Pa, papers please copy.
KIRK-FAIRCHILD-on the 1st inst, by the Rev.
John H. Marsh, F. De v. Kirk to Miss Kate Fair
child, all of Baltimore.
WALT--UAMILTON.-On August 18th. at the par
sonage of st. Georges NJ. E. Church, 1924 New ST.,
Philadelphia by the Rev. NJ. d. Kurtz, Mr.. George
a. Walt, Of Columbus, Ohio, to Miss Susan Ham
ilton, of Delaware City, Del.
M. =. Church, Wyoming,o on
the Both ul', by Rev. j. Barrett Mann, Mr.. Thns j.
Clarke of Frederick, to Miss Helen Corby oil Wyo
ming.
WILLIAMS McCOLLEY.-On September I'd. 1859,
at South Milford, by Rev. 7. p. McColley, assisted
by Rev. e. Sfubbs, Mr. Reyner Williams OF Phila'
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-09-09
Tho Kent County Bible sociefy..-rs 4
Defunct?

The Kent County Bible Sociefy.--ts IL
Defunct?
correspondent at Milford writes US as FOL-
lows Oh Thursday:
"The Kent County Bible Society should have
met in the NJ e. Church, here, this afternoon at
Q O'Clock.
"Of this society, Rev. Thos. d. Bradford, OF
Dover, Is President and Mr.. Huntington, Of the
same place, Secretary.
"This afternoon, repaired to the church, ex,
pec,ipg 10 sec delegations from various parts of
The county. After waiting for nearly an hour
aud seeing neither President, nor Secretary, nor
even single delegation, except our own, !, with
the company assembled, were. Obliged to return
to oar homes without hearing any report or
statement or anything else in the interest of the
Kent County Bible Society.
"Almost The same thing took place six months
ago, and it is, certainly, sufficient Indication
that the officers of the society are not worthy oil
the positions held as they evidently care nothing
about the interests of the Bible cause"
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-09-09

In Remote Settlements of Untold Value.
Food makes blosd blood makes the body. 1.-THE
blood be pure the body s healthy. So II we are not
in health we know some impurities are lurking about
which must be removed, and the sooner the better.
Brandreth's Pills remeve all from the system which
nature needs no longer.
The wonderful cures effected by Brandreth's Pills
have arrested the attention of enlightened physicians
Upwards Of 1--WE thousand now use them in their
daily practice, and two hundred have given their
written testimony to their Innocence and value as
cleansers Of the bowels and blood.
Their untold value to those living in settlements
where doctors can only be had at great expense For
II you are SICK you have only to take one or more
doses Of Brandreth's Pills to get cured. Full drec-
tons are with each box.
Sold by all druggists.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-09-09

ELECTION OF GRAND LODGE OFFICERS.
A regular session of the Grand Lodge Of Deia-
ware, |, .. u. T., was hold at Milford ON Wedncs-
day and Thursday, Sept. Let and I'd, Of which
business Of much importance to the order III ms
State was Transacted the proceedings VIII he pub
lishcd in pamphlet form. The following arc the
officers OF the Grand Lodge for the year ending
Sept. Isl. lS10:-
L. ". Z. r., T. o. Ayres, Smyrna; G: W. G.,
T. c. Rogers, Willow Grove; g. W. v. T., 5.
Hcgenin, Milford; q. W. See, il. j. Enrigbi,
Dover: Il W. A. s., stiles Kennedy, Marydell;
G. W. Treas: ID. Applcby, Ghris,ins; g; W.
Ciroups >myrna; q. W. D. NJ, NJ. a. Crouch,
Dover; Il. ". /. 6, $. Hegeman, Milford G.
W. o q, o ". Eastburn, Pleasant Hill Rep
rcsrnaivrs 10 Grand Lodge OF North America,
,jro. 7. Jikcs, Wyoming and Ray F. Rogers,
Willow Grove.
The u, xt annual session will he held at Middle
town, on the list Wednesday OF Sept, 1870.
The post-oilice address of g. W. .. Templar Is
T. y. Ayers, Smyrna, Del, and of the G. w
Secretary is II. j. Enrght, Box liz, Dover, Del.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-09-09

SAD AccipESr-A YousG MANS ARM CRUSHED
oFF.-As the locomotive of the train moving
south on the Delaware Railroad was entering the
yard ut Dover, Monday, shortly after noon, the
fireman, Charles Morgan, was by sudden lurch
of the engine thrown to the ground. The ten
der ran over his right arm, decorating and crush
ing it terribly. He was picked up and his wounds
dressed temporarily by local surgeon, and he
was sent back to his home in this city on the af-
tcrnoon train. Last evening his arm was ampu-
iatcd an inch or so below the shoulder. He is
quite young man, the son of James Morgan,
who has zen employed ms an engineer on the
r., W. d D. and Delaware Roads, and was firing
on bis fathers locomotive at the time OF the ac-
cdent The latter accompanied him home. He
was much bruised, but received no other serious
injuries save that to his arm.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-09-09
THE PENINSULA.

Tho old brick church, at Enston, Ia being al
Tered to make It suitable Tor Sunday School pur,,
poses and for the accommodation OF u classical
school for young ladies.
Mr.. John H. Klund, OF EastoL, had a 1926
buggy wagon stolen from the Concord camp
meeting, one day last week. The thief stole an
other gcntleman's hsrse at the same time.
CAROLINE COUNTY.
Robert McNasb. on employee on the Mary
land Il Delaware X. r., was badly 6calded on sum
day last, while attempting to blow out an engine
Tho Concord camp meeting is pronounced
remarkable success-one hundred conversions
were made.
The editor of the Denton Union has not yet
secured enough funds to buy new press
notwithstanding the continued drought
there are some fields of hno corn In Caroiine co.
QUEEN 'ANNE's COUNTY.
Some shippers of peaches complain that their
net receipts do not cover the cost OF picking:
"A convention of the Good Templars OF Kent
and Queen Anne's counties will be held Ut sud
lersville, Sept. 9th.
has come to stand, owing to difficulty be-
tween the contractors and directors. This Is inc
common experience Of Eastern Shore railroads.
AT Church Hill on Saturday week, Colin
Hollingsworth and Samuel brown, hitaerIo
friends, got into drunken dispute as 70 theil
fighting qualities, which resulted finally IN
fight 10 The course of which Brown. staboee
hollignsworth, and the other secured the knile
and stabbed Brown. Both were severely but no
fatally wounded.
WORCESTER COUNTY.
The Democracy of Worcester arc quarrelllnl
like Turks and the Snow Hill Shield boldly init
mates that IL the unity Of the party can only
preserved on certain conditions then the unity 0
the party may DO d-dished.
Fifty thousand feet Of choice lumber belong
Ing to j. D. Hack, Mrs. g. j. Hack, and Mr.. Cal
man was accidentally destroyed by fire In sno'
Hill, on Saturday week.
TALBOT COUNTY.
The recent canoe race at st. Michaels was NJ
n success, reasons of persons character proven
ing most canoeists from taking part In 1t: :,
The st.. Michaels Comet Is funning about u
Easton terminus of the Md. Il Del. X. X. AIT
describing most toriuous route through Ian
and alleys, by which it Is reached, 1t says:--
1--WE found that the road had come against
division fence between the land OF Messrs. Jol
W. Jump, and james l.. Martin, when 1t abrup
ly stopped. After awhile the fence will be TAXI
down and tho road will proceed on It's way
Oxford. We were informed that after Mr.. JunI
corn ripens, the switch depot and all other nee
sary buildings to make Eastcn station, Will
built. Meanwhile, the end Of the railroad Is
great object Of curiosity"