Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-31

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hi. I,rDoKR, states that "Sophia Barr oi W.
,,;nc,on DEL. will hear Of something TO her al
,,nt,oe by calling at No. $40 South Thirteenth
ireet :,
Nor YET FouNp,--The body John MsCann, I
she wns drowned in the Chrstiana, near 'ne
month Of The Rrandywine early Friday morn
ng las not vet been found, although chorus arc
ni,,r made for its recovery.
SLIM CRor.-The second crop of grass Is
scarcely worth cutting in Chester alleS
1 he rains did not come soon enough a.';' '"u nu
first crop was cut, the consequence - u"
weeds and no grass in most places
IupsoyEMEN Presbyterian tonsre'
cation of NJ Middie,own, having put up = ne" 'e..e
arou their parsonage, are sui ADDING !" ."r
appearance Of their property by haS'ne ~.
IRON fence rcpa,nted, which encloses the c''"re"
RrMrSERArlvR.-Roh Cummins, Esq OF
Smyrna. has large pear orchard which pays
,;m handsomely A recent shipment Of some
R,r,le,s ne,,ed him overs. a crate. In lsG9 he
aid some Of the same variety for fifteen dollars
crate.
prprp1IcAN MEETIN0.-A Republican
meeting was held at the City Hall. last even
mo .John II Graham tax collector. presided
Speechps we're made by Levi Z. BIRD, an"
Nm c. Spruance Esqrs. But little enthusi-
asm was manifested
SAFE OF PRopERTY.-Mrs. Alice Gettines
,as sold her Elk,on property, comprising the
| rick dwelling and grounds, formerly the pro
per,y OF =. G RI :ketls. deceased, on Nof'h
street. s. 500 Possession given in November
,ext Purchaser, G. W. Crnikshank, Esd.
.ditor Of the Cecil Democrat.
RETURNED TO THE CELLl.-This morning
,h, father of "Keddy" August. the lad who ~
caped from the City Hall cells, Yesterday, re
nred him 10 the custody Of the chief, the boy
ayine spent ihe night at home "Reddy' was
rlaced in the cella, and strict watch kept over
him until he was removed TO New Castle.
WHY IA 1T? AT meeting ofthe City Coun-
|, ell. few weeks ago. DR. B. +. Nandever. II
spec,or Of the Third Ward, was requested to
resign. for completely in the Republican Nomi'
T. nation election franls. The election notices
have been issued, however, with Vandever
name attached as Inspector Of that Ward. WI,
j. ,his2 Ia the DR.. bidding defiance to the
= City Ring%
Mo.ou1roEs:-To sleep sound and not b
troubled with flies or mosquitoes, use Holmes
4 pa,en, Oriental Mosquito Canopy, the onl
mosonito bar frame that can be opened an
clo.ed while suspended from the ceiling and ca
re taken Of the frame and replaced after wa-I
;,p without being ripped Come and see tlS'i
in position at Henry Grebe's (sole agent for III
state), at 3Oe Market street. If
] SPIRIrpALIsrs HALI.-Mrs. +. O H>aer,
= Baltimore, will lecture 10 the above hall srcof
stree. near Washington, tomorrow evening,
lOl o'clock. Subject chosen by the andienc
and 10 the evening at ~ o'clock on the folio,
ing: "The difference between the God OF Il
i Srisitialiss and the God Of the EvaLgelists."
Members Of the Evsncelica church and all o,
ers are earnestly invited to colae. Geats free.
EscA2Ep rRM JAIL.-About II o'clock. F
4 DAY morning; three prisoners, named Jan
y. Iintbicum, Edward Smith, col and Ber jan
) Dixon, col, escaped from the prison. al =
e Castle, by making q hole in the wall Of the ".
shop, aud letting themselves to the ground b,
rope.
Dixon was recsptured by Mr.. Daniel Kodr
H. lust as he let 20 The ripe, the others were tak
o. by Mr.. James Rogers and Mr.. Charles Her
man. 10 a piece OF swamp near town
ma- RUGBY AeAbEsiNY.-The Fall Term Of t
the Academy for boys, U!il open on MonI
Samuel W. Murphy A: NJ. has secured
eL'' the pupils of this Institution will be aion
,c., every facility for acquiring good bnsill
,sye education. or through preparation for cole
IN a, Particulars attention is paid to the youn
with pupils in the Primary Department. Tel
e ia, are very reasonable Parents wishing
enter their children as pupils of Rugby A
- denny, should call At 22o Market street,
Monday morning.
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- CoRoNEh's INQu EST. The G C)roners inq
over the body OF Vim, II. Kendle, COL, who
found dead in ditch near the Junction. Fri
= morning. was resumed this morning. The
dict produced merely proved that the dece
s was last seen in saloon at Fourth and FIR,
streets, which place he left, about 1890 ocl
and started for the depot intending TO go to
home, near Browntown. Asno evidence e
be ob,sined TO prove that Kendle 60, on
train, the jury mere Obliged TO render a vel
that "deceased came to his death by a blo
blows or fall, received from causes unkn
10 the jury" 1t is generally supposed,
ever, that his death WAS caused by being
lently thrown from, the cars, in attempt
jump of.