Middletown transcript., 1872-11-30
uewarus ass.ss.


The Great Nailess! hank conspiracy. having
been disposed Of BY W. Cesrt % Saturday last,
the exeisemsnt siiends.G hs tstsl has ras.ed
away. James Adams, only css n shc party bstng
eesvictsd, sunoes ass sifs ef ae eN1et at e1ecs-
tive pardon. HE Hoaor Chief jsslce 0hesA,
trs~isd the Newark Pvt Eatespriss SIsh masse
contempt, saying from the bench "tss go
splrasoss wosid not mahe good vt of esssss.
thieves, bws wsts = ~ of bung1ing jackasees..
Mr.. q. J. Calvert, our Wholesale Dog Dealer is
doing quite nm extensive busincss Ia bis line, and
Is daily making large shipments Of Dogs 10 all
parts Of the country. Like nll other business
men, he is making considerable preparation for
the Holidays, and his stock OF dogs cannot be
excellsd, both Tor variety asd purity Of stock.
Several citixens have for sometime past talked
Of organising q " Board of trade" With daily
meeting on rhssge, similar TO the Wilmington
Exchr ngc believing the Penney lvAnia and Dbl
aware x. II, ~ II nears completion will make
Newark a second New York. The talk culsSi-
mated en- Thursday In \ meeting ut their reoms
near the Post ONCE, and an election Of ot1cers
as follows :-Presidsnt, WIN. d. fierdman Vice
President, James A. Smith; Secretary and Trea-
surcr, Col. Richard ". Robinson. hbeing the
Rrss day, the offerings were light, consisting Of
ID. smoking tobacco, = boS Of matches, and
three pipes. The members confidently expect TO
increase their numbers and TO make their enter.
prise a success, and their daily meetings prove
Hog killing has begun, and the despairinR
rqncal OF the dying porkcr asccnds hourly to
that bourne from whence no " Ham fat Man
ever returns. The biggest hog Of the com'nu-
nifty will not be killed this fall, as II might be
called manslaugh,cr.
Mr.. W. +. Turner, Son-in-l.aw OF John W
Evans, Esq. and formerly Of the firm Of Casho
Co. leaves, December ist, "a for Philadelphia,
10 become n member Of the firm Of llcsltr Bros
Tobacconist &c South Delaware Avenue.
A canvnsscr Is at work In town, soliciting sub
scriptiou 10 the capital stock of n Morning Daily
Democratic Newspaper, 10 be started In Will
ming,on about the frst Of February. The cap-
tai stock TO he $40 900 90 divided into shares Of
$40 90 each. The Democrats generally are sub
scribiug, recognizing the great necessity existing
| for = live, earnest Democratic Journal, and
party organ. This movement originated with
several gentlemen from different parts Of the
State, and similar action is in progress 10 the
lower counties.
Accident On the Delaware Railroad.
Another serious accidcn, occurred on this road
last Saturday evening. near Moorcton station.
| As the night freight" was passing that station
| John Book, n brakeman, in some way lost his
balance and fell from the train while II was run.
ming at the rate OF 20 miles nm hour. No ono on
the train saw him fall and he was not missed for
some time. The passenger train, bound South,
picked him up and carried him to Dover. On
| Monday morning he WAS taken 10 his home In
Wilmington. The extent OF his injuries is no,
known. lie was unconscious, and his rayings
are sad TO have been terrible, requiring seven
men 10 keep him In the wagon while taking him
home from the train. lie was hurt in the head.