Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-08
Our HE4cpH GUARDIANS.


THEIR nAMDLEs or SATURDAY AFTERNOON
VARIOUS NrIsANcEs RfPoRTED'
Al tonr o'clock Saturday afternoon. the B'atd
net at Spring Alley and after de'i!eration. de
areJ the street a nuisance and ordered u ~ oe
eancd aud paved. =,
The B,ard mex went to Nancy street, TENN
Yard, declared it nuisance, aud ordered IL 70
graded and paved.
President Mccall and Jas. Bradford were de-
ntned to petitio. the City Council to have
.aA Liberty street. same Ward, cnrbed, paved
aud gutt-red.
A POND in the rear Of the gas house was de'
iar-d a nuisance. and its a5a'ement ordered
The next place Of meeting was al lhird ana
Monroe. The pond Of stagnsnt water IN th's
ncallty was declared a nuisance, aud ordered 10
e ahsted The offensive zig pens in this vi
unity were ordered TO be removed forthwith
The pig pens in the vicinity OF Fifth ana
.fadIson and Monroe streets We're next inspected
rcIared nuisances, and ordered TO I've aha'ed.
The Board declared likewise in relation to
'1nd Of s,agnant water at Filth and Monroe.
Carpenter street. a sm al street between Fifth
md Sixth, and Monroe and Adams was next
listed and ordered TO be paved and gn'fered'-
,-veral yards openineDon this street were order
d to be filled UP.
Several alleys between Sixth, Seventh, Madi-
son and Windsor s,reels were also ordered TO be
,'aved.
A pond of stapnant water at Eighth and Mad
ison streets vas declared nuisance and ordered
TO he abated.
The Board then adjoureed to meet this after
| noon, at 5o'clock, at Eighth and Spruce street,
and ramble around the eastern section Of the
city.
A new lodge of 7. O. G. T. will be organized
It Mt Salem NJ. T Church, near Wilmington,
Del, Wednesday evening next.
John Z. Higgins and E C Reybold. doing
business under the name Of Higgins, Reybold
+ Co., have dissolved partnership.
BERRIES The berry shipme nts yesterday
were twoscars to Jersey City, and five to
Philadelphia.
DRowNED.-JOseph s., son of Charles S.
Wright, aged about eight years was drowned
IN the canal near st. Georges, OH Wednesday,
CANDrpATEs.-W VIA. Bright, .Josua l.
Simns, and VIM 3. McCaul!ey. E-qrs., are
spoken Of as candidates for the Democratic
nomination for Mayor.
For BALrIMoRE.-The 10 O2 train for
Baltimore was crowded this morning, with
delegates and others, from above, who were
On their way to attend the Baltimore COnven-
ton.
ANNUAL MEETING annual meeting
of Franklin Loan Association will be held
this evening, when the annual report Of the
auditors will be submitted, and officers elect.
ed for the ensuing year.
IN FOR REPAIRS No. / of the
W WilmingtOn l. Western railroad which has
been engaged for some time past in the con-
struction OF the road, was taken to the
Round House this morning, for repairs.
WILMINGTON, DEL, July end, 1872.
At stated meeting of d. S L No 8, U.
0 Of NJ ID. held this evening, the following
preamble ana resolutions were unanimously
adopted:
WHEREAS, 1t having pleased our Heavenly
Father. to impress upon our minds that it /,
appointed unto man once to die. Hark What
sound IS that, It's the stern voice OF draIh
and once more has that dread visitor entered
our Lrige and called brother away; and
whereas, our Heavenly Father in his infinite
wisdom has seen fit to reinny, from our midst
ouf good and beloved Brother Willian, II
stiiber, on the 9th day of june 1872, after a
short and painful illness
Th rrfer~, br it resolved. That as fellow
menUers vi Brother " liliHNI h. Stnber. oi ID
; l. No. 8. L O. OF NJ we painiui,
realize the sudden loSs VIZ are call-si upon
tn feel IN the death OF our brother so suddenly
removed from fllehuship with Us.
RESOLVED, That We deeply Sympathi2r
with the relatives and friends of our drcea s..d
brother. and commend them to the care OF
him who dnrlh all things we'll and to him
must they In their affi ction look for consola
t,oB, with the cherished hope that after the
burden OF this life i, over, they meet around
that throne wl.re parting shall be no more.
RESOLVED, Tnat We humbly bow in sub
m ssl"i 10 the decree of all all l-wse God, and
renrnD-rance OF the past, We pledge our
selves anew to be more earnest, and faith
fuily discharge the duties We owe to God. aud
fellow man as brothers OF tins order, and
that when our last run IS made and reached
with safety, We may meet around the circl,.
" that grand union and hear the grand
Chief say well done good and faithful enter
in
RESOLVED, That as token OF respect to
our worthy brother, it Is ordered mat our
room De draped in mourning fUr the space of
thirty days.
RESOLVED, That copy OF these resolu
tl0ns, duly attrsted, b. sent tu the family of
he d-ceast4d, and published In the Ecery
Erenano and Daily Gaeet,e of this city,
JOHN W. CAREY,
THos. HAYES, ICommittee.
JOHN FLEMING,
Attest, JOHN W. CAREY, r. Sec'ry
A SHOCKING TRAoEDY-Two BOYS MUIR
DER THEIR MOTHER-Oue of the most at
rOciUus crimes ever perpetrated in this conn
try was enacted at West Point on last Sunday