Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-08-10

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THANKS Theodore Tlton, OF the Golden
Age, will accept our thanks for an excellent
lithOgrdph of Horace Greeley
TELEaRApHY.-The new telegr ph in
stitute, on West Ninth street. we presume
wi soon he filled, ~ the management
promise that In three months their schOl-
ars shall he proficient saunders. The price
of tuition Is small, the teachers competent,
and the art of telegraphing is a handy
thing to have about the house"
PRNSsYLvANIANs AT LEwEs. Last
week Il large patty from West Chester
visited lcwes and the Delaware Break
water. A schooner WAS chartered by the
excursioulsts for the trip aud those who
were exempt from sea sickness were much
pleased with their visit those who were
sick say they We're not particularly cnam-
ored of the rolling deep.
CAT PoNp.-Thrre is "a pond of stagnant
water at Filth and Monroe streets which
would disappear il the drain was cl.aused.
The pond is now entirely devoted to the
execution Of young cats, fighting Tommies,
disOrdcrly dogs, aud young ducks by
drowning, hv cXnspcrated neighhors. OF
course a horrible smell Is constantly arising
from the pond. The drain should be
clcnnsed that the water eau lind an outlet
aud II new place for ending the lives Of
cats, dogs, etc, found.
SWEDISH LAnnK. MIR. Belts expects to
send for twenty more SWedes suOn for
parties In aud around this city. An order
for thirty-scycn Swcdcs Tor MiddletOwn
aud thirly.cight for this city was sent ont
some wrecks ago, and II Is probable that
they will arrive in this country about the
last of this month. Those who have rm-
pluyed Swedish help hcrenhOnts are greatly
pleased with their new servants, Wlin are
industrious, amiable aud intelligent They
seem wen satisfied with their adopted
home, and many Of them have written tn
their friends advising them to einlgtale TO
this country.
FELL DEAD oN THE sTHeET.-Jamee
Rard-ly, an Englishman, between 90 aud
% years OF aye, who emigrated TO thls
county about thirty years ago, fell dead
Tuesday about II O'Clock, NJ, on Orange
street between Second and Third, and wai
Immediately removed to his boarding
house, back of Fifth street hetweeI
Shiplcy aud Orange streets. We
0tlltNf Nllt lNlilllN W wv 'H'f.hf|'N
live in England. Bar1sl,y was sad to ht
"a good workman at mort amllhing, bu
was addicted 10 drink Dr. West wa'
called in and gave It a, hie opinion that de-
ceased Iii Il from lntalN-ir al the heart
supp rinduccl 10y leheittnd strong drink
YnRnIcrs or Iue CotnNrR Il he Coro
ncr Wcdm -day held IN inquest "n the re-
maine of janice Is ,rd=l,y, Whose shddri
death Wenut ccd nni the inry decided tina
he came to his den'h from cOni 'tion a
the heart and lungs, brought on hy dissl
patton and Ahsces- of The hp"els.
The body of Grorge Chandler, who wa
drowned In the Christina, was found Wed
II sdny afternoon, aud the Coronrrs lurl
rendered "A verdict Of nrcidraiM drowning
in accordance with the inris published
Yesterday. Chqndler's relatives live II
oxford aud If they do not cali for the nod,
it will hc Inferred this afternoon, aud tn
EXPENSES Of the funeral be- betrayed by col
lection. Bnrdslcy will be buried N tn
Cemetery this afternoon ut i've o'clurk.
Address BEFORE THE GREELEY All
BRowN CLuB.-lt was announced Tues
day that Mr.. Occhslaeer, of Phlladrl
mia. would address the Greeley an
Brown club that night AT the rooms OF IN
Democratic Association. Late in the day
WAS found impossible for that grnll"lnill
to be- present aud John O'Byrne, Est
consented to entertain the club III III
stead. MIR. O'Byrne spoke for nearly Nv
hours In his usual lorchlc, gentlemarl
and scholarly manner lie reviewed th
past, spoke briefly nf tn present and =,
assorted that he believed ihe present ad
minstrtion was approaching mon
archy. The Democratic party, lac said
showed unrVamplcd patriotism III az
ccpling MIR Greeley us It's cand
date At Baltimore, by setting a>id
the ksur- that are dead an
adop,ing the broad, liberal and com
prehensive platform of the Cincinnati
Z Convention. BY the action of the part
} at Baltimore il had heen proven that IN
. Democratic party Ia above petty diilrrt
ccs aud disputes and willing to sacrihc
much IL the interest OF harmony, insii'
and pauiolism. lie had lately been
Sussex county, aud contrary to cNpcel'
ton he found the members Of the old pal
w unit for its candidates, and We're
e not for the fact that 1t would Ice Il hrcac
r Of private confidence he would name man
b prominent Republicans there silent
working for Mr.. Grceley's election.
{ MIR. O'Byrne was repeatedly applaud'
, dur'ng the delivery of his address aud 4
. the close was rendered a vote Oithtuks.