Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-09-01

Time OF game ] hour II minutes. Scorers, \.
O. Downs Of the l'lcetfoot: j. NJ. I4ndale, of
the Magnolia. Umpire Nathaniel Young, Esq.
FxcvRsioS 10 WnnitNoroN.- The Young Mum
nerchor. ut meeting held in their hall on Mon
lay passed resolution 10 make an excursion
o Wilmington, on MONDAY, September II. 1870.
,ver the Wilmington and Heading Railroad, and
inviting the board of Trade of the city of Read
ing and the public generally. to participate. A
band of must, will he engaged to accompany the
excursionsts. RcGttjag Gdaette.
wILMINaroN & READING Il. R.-AIr. Watson,
the telegraph operator. has resigned his position.
Mr., 4. Mccoy is his successor.
During the last two months fifty new freight
cars have been added to the rolling stock of the
road.
each way, week, have been run to accommo-
date the increased trade. The principal article
shipped northward is phosphate. Coal, lime,
lumber and nailsar the principal articles brought
to this city.
THE HoRrIouLTuRAL ENHrmrIoN.- meet
ing at the Institute, Monday evening, was SHINY
attended by gentlemen, only t'co of the Trustees
of tho " Home" being present
Tho ladies' were, however, largely represented
and resolved to hold an Exhibition on the 2ist
22nd and 23d days of September.
1t is to be hoped that all feeling an interest in
the :. Home" will make some preparation for
this Exhibition. Contributions in money or arti-
cles for exhibition or sale will BIO thankfully re-
ceived.
| 4 circular will be issued in due course Of time.
| pERsoNAL.-Surgeon Il. ]. Bailey U. s. A,
who has been spending several weeks in this
i CITY, has been ordered to duty as Medical Dircc-
tor of the Department OF Arizona, and lett Tor
| CISCO OH Monday. The Department is under
command of General Stoneman, with hcadquar-
/ tiers at Prescott.
4. GARRISON Taylor left on 18th day evening for
| Ir,;a tlta Hos nf
MARYLAND He will attend Quarterly Meeting at
Easton and remain about week, visiting diff
erent meetings belonging to Easton Quarterly
Meeting.
THE STATE NoiMAi Jsiy.ssry opens its Thir-
teenth term on Mion''i! lSai, i'e rates or tli-
ton are for the time ul att2n'iaurr, according TO
the studies purriit'i and attention re luired. It's
diploma will enti.ie each grdluaie to teach in
| each of several of the C'','i y 80. by the new
law of such States, without further examination.
All the graduates haze secured situations, the
| States of New York. PENIS, wanna. Ohio, and
Delaware being represented. Different members
| of the Faculty have had eight or ten years eX-
perience in fitting students for the best colleges
Excellent discipline, order and system are
claimed as one of the advantages of this lnstit,l-
ton.
WRIcKlp--A large schooner isreported
| on "popes island about two miles below Scottf
Reach. loaded with lumber, Bamboo and Cocoa
Nuts, Fancy Canes, and West India Rum the
latter, we arc told does not appear on the bill oil
lading. The vessel was not approached for two
DAYS, owing to the absence of any signs Of life
0 on board and from the fear Of some pesilenct
4 existing which had swept OFF the crew; tht
y latter are now encamped in tent opposite III,
y scene Of disaster, on shore. They can give III
: reason why she went ashore, except that it wa
I. dark. that they did not know where they were
and say that the first intimation they had OF lan'
# was the appearance of breakers ahead, and tina
II die struck almost Immediately after. Som,
suppose she must have been beached intention
ain. in order to secure the insurance money
Sno,u Hill (1tl) Messenger.
i The Norfolk Journal speaks in high terms o
The steamer Eliza Hdneor which now plies be
d tween Norfolk and Richmond.
A son Of John Brown, residing near Glasgow
ir he'd one of his feet severely lacerated VIM
n aass led In assisting hja fa.a.l who vas enttinl
s,sysl ssSl wis INsYRr