Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-10-05

PHRsoNAL.-Mr. ]. l.. Killgore, CITY
Treasurer of Wilmington has accepted an
invitation to speak at meeting OF work
ingmen in Pottsyille, Pa, on saturday
evening. 9Th inst, and at Republican
meeting in Harrisburg on Monday the
nth.
MApLEY CHAPEI.-The work on this
building, which Is 3S by 20 teeti Is rapidly
approaching completion, and the work OF
enclosing and weather boarding the chap
II Il about finished. When completed the
building will seat 800 persons and VIII
resemble Epworth chapel in appearance,
except that it will have steeplei which the
other building has not.
Coon ADVICE. Go and examine the
stock of Winter clething just laid IN by
II. Buxbaum, at the S. f. corner Of Third
and Market streets II Is one OF the finest
lots of ready-made clothing ever brought
to this city, and all kinds OF goods tor
Winter wear, from the cheapest goods, 70
suits that will please any one, can be
found there.
sucCEssPUL.-W are pleased to learn
that Professors Cuwan and Webster
5l1 Market street, have met
with so much success this SEASON, that
they are about tc start special class ON
Wednesday and Saturday nights Of each
week. to accommodate their friends and
pupils, and we would recommend all those
who desire to learn all the new dances OF
the season, to make early application as
we assure them, they cannot find more
gentlemanly or thorough teachers.
How An UNJUST LAW WoRKs.--It Is
wei known that We have H. exemption
law in tins state, ant even the bed OF a
widowed muthe. eau be- sold iur debt II tue
creditor desires il. AM Le often does
The Milford Nclcs, 10 It's last ISSUE says :
We heard TO day OF Il man who has
ordered an execution ald levy on the
goods of 70 POOR witOwed mO.her, who is
compelled u ask the charity Of her friends
to save h,r b a fou thu con'tahir's ham.
ner. Ne hal ma6, iuith' inquiry, ana
If the report l. c,rrnhoIa al ws shnll eve
The name of this noble son t. the pur.lr,
md matlh him fof meAon,ss against me
world"
EXECUTIVE CoNNIrilHs The hepnh
ncAD- oi Kent duG Su@stN counties have
completed their &. acts and ura no" LARRY
ga the asii ard. i've tnt opt"u 'u',.
rMiAipL tLc saurlee- Of tEr peo ls bOh
oountiss haze appointed executive COM
mittres, WAicn arc Is 10 Ions 49,
Kent county -Muuiusr Hays, VIM. "a.
Bags, Lewis Nj. Bell Vim. r. Str4aid,
John WoudaN, j l.. piat, X s. poRn-,
VIM. y. Cla0ou, jaime T. A. drlsou.
SUSSEX r3uuty--Charr- +. Richards,
VIM. +. Or, X. a. Stewart, {. l.. Nustls,
WIN. " Hurdle, j. 4 Lol-, ~ Il. Brown,
G.s. Layton. ". ". Sharp, john Miyu- ,
Z.P. Collier, ". Z. I lunon.
DEMOCRATIC ASSOCIATION Tho Dem
ocratc Association vi this city met Ffi3ay
night and reorganized by tlcctiug the toi
lowing officers; President, Henry Eckcli
Vice President Northern District, J. Pnk,
Postles; Vice President southern District
Robert II. Taylor; lIeasurtr, Jesse Sharpe
Recording secrCtLy j. T.. Caspersou
Corresponding sccrctuly, Jam,- VI. Wat
son. The following City Executive Com
inittee was also elected. First warL Z
q PlunAeti; Second, IL. b. Mcln. ire
Third, George o Ncii; Fourth, Jam,s 7
Hayes; Fifth, james rooci sixth, W
II. Bracy; Seventh, Lewis X. Springer
Eighth, James Kennedy; Ninth, +. o Don
ncll Tenth, John Guthrie.
THE KNiGuIs TENrLAR PILGRIMAGE, -
The Gaz,He Of Friday in Speaking q
tha proposed Pilgrim ge OF -. Junn
Commlndery, 80. /, Knights Tcmi'ar, o
this city, made some mistakes. Iley Ni
leave til, city on Tuc-d y. Oct li-u, a
10 O'Clock \. NJ, and moi ou tiio following
Thursday. They 10 no; intend making
pilgrimage 60 Richmond, bat to Mt
Vernon, ihe resting place of Geoig
Wa hingi .n and propose visiting i.ch
I .sfH e..