Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-09-14

ORGANs AND MELODEONsi-L. W. Std
ham Il Son viii sell tomorrow al 10
u'cloclS, A. NJ, u lot Of organs and melo.
deUns. There will be some rare chances.
ADMITTED TO PRAcTIoE.-On the I19th
inst, IN the United States District Court,
in this city, Robert G. Fralm, ESD, was
admitted to practice in the United States
Courts, on motion Of Anthony Higgins,
Esq., U. S. District Attorney for Della
ware
HEAD Cuf.-peter Magnns, from the
cOnntry, went to a beer saloon in this city
| On Friday, got into a row and came
ont with his head badly cut. lie says the
bartender struck him, but he don't know
what with nor why The wound was an
hgly one aud he went TO a surgeon to have
ii dressed.
ARM BRoKEN.-Mr David Lindsay, the
efficient and Obllgng superintendent Of the
Augustine pap,r mill on the Brandywmc,
had His arm brok II on Wednesday. lie
was examining some machinery and With
out giving HIM notice some one started
the engine and his arm being caught in il
was broken, hut fortunately not mHngled.
Personal. Andres Whitaker, a native
of this State, AMI who left here Bolhe
l~uhty-iite years agn 10 ~ tie in the tar
West Is nov IN "A brief vi H. 10 his rcla-
ives and friends In Delaware and the
Easicn Shore Of Maryland. lie resides
In Gait, Caiiio MIA, atuWh On the Pacific
Railroad, where he Is engaged in the Mtr-
camille business.
NARROW EsuAPR FROM DRuwNiNd.-A
IL tpif IA "a
companion. went out boating last Monday
night to the mouth Of the Christiana. -
They were ovgllaken by storm, aud
their boat capsized. They chung 10 IL for
nearly an hour, when thoy wee rescued
by boat from a schooner which had run
into the Christinua for u safe harbur.
New JERSEY GAME LAws.-Thc game
law Of New Jersey provides that no pleas
ant, quail or rabbit eau he shot before the
first Of November, under penalty Of Slh
for each offence Duck shooting doris not
commeace uu,ll September lst, aud trout
are TO he caught with hook and line only,
and that between the first day of March
and September. Those violating these
acts are liable to a fine of so.
WHIPPING THEIR NRIGHBoRs CHIL-
DREN. Mrs. llcrting, living on King
street, WAS hciOre Esquire Frazer, charged
with disturbing the peace and abusing the
children of q. W. Baker. She was held
to bail in the sum of $50 to keep the
peace.
Also, a Miss Hertlng, for the same Of
fence, and upon the same mans children.
was lined twenty-five cents and held in
bail for 500
For TUE STATE SRNATE.-A new candi-
date for the Republican nomination for
the State Senate is announced in Christi
ana Hundred. lie is Mr.. Henry SSayue,
So well known in That hundred H. to need
no description ut our hands. lie is Il new
element in the contest which has been
confined TO Leandcr +. Riddle and Samuel
Bancroft, Jr. MIR. Swayne is farmer,
and was u former member of the legisla-
turc.
LOAN ASSOCIATIONS Alta meeting Of
the Stockholders Of the Citizens Loan will
be held this evening at George G. Mari.'
Office, 3U2 Market street, toleceiye amend
ments to the By laws.
At a meeting Of the Young Mems Loan
last evening. 800 was sold for 2G'l aud
$1,000 at 2iis.
The Star Loan held its monthly meet
ing last night, and disposed Of its funds rs
follows $1,000 at ~ $3.50 at Is and :
400 at 49, per cent premium.
sREMAiNs ForND. Tho Grimes, We'd
nesday found the remains Of a man on the
shore Of thu Delaware river, in Hamburg
Cove, about 3 miles below New Castle,
The clothes were partly decayed and drop
ped off lie had on shoes, apparently new
and checked shirt. Coroner Woodward
was notified and an inquest was held.
verdict being rendered OF death from un-
known causes. II rs supposed tu be the
body Of man named Bright, mailing
from New Jersey, who was drown all lut
July OH Ut the mouth oflhc ChrstiHna,
The friends OF Bright have been notified
NOT ENTERrRisi NG.-rhe Smyrna Times
remarks Not one of the Democratic pa
pcis Of this State had a reporter at George
town yesterday, IL attendance at the r.
publican Convention or none recognized
as SUCH"
This is true and it is not fact very
rreditable To the Democratic press. We
dOnOt object Of course, for il only brings
EVERY EVENING more Democratic readers.
A democrat remarked to Us the other day
that If il were not for EVERY EVENING
their party could not get any impartial
reports Of Republican Conventions.
The BLACK BASS. The black bass
appear to be getting plenty in the Schuyl-
kill. Young fry from four to six inches in
length are caught every day and llrger
ones occasionally. \ party from Reading,
last week, caught about dozen young
bass in the vicinity OF Limerick. A three
pound bars tOuk the hook in Black Rock
Dam, but rs the angler was reellrg in bis
prize the game fish m tdr II splurge, broke
the snood hat held ii and darl,d oil into
the river. The POlt-l. IL L,.ijsr says {;
Mr.. Emanuel FON, OF Elst Coventry
township, Chester County, cnugit a lass
weighing pounds and, . ounces in the
Schuylkill Canal, 90 Saturday last he
wished to throw it back INTO the water.
hut as il had swallowed thr nouk, 10y the
time he got unhOoked the lish Wa, dead
Mr., VIM. II. Meyer, of PUll-tuwn, saw
three young bass IN lheriver IL few days
since. We hive only a llltlc over a year
TO wait until bass can be fishcd fur FAC.
cording to law Redding Times.