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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-06-15

Corn planting is over.
Good fishing at the Breakwater.
There is scarcity of vegetables in
Sussex county.
Scarlet fever prevails to some extent
down the State.
Large quantities of soft shell crabs ara
caught IN Indian River.
Work ON the Georgetown Presbyterian
church Is progressing.
The NJ +. church at Georgetown cleared
$40 90 by II festival recently.
Tue curcucilo is singing the peaches
badly in the region of Smyrna.
Strawberries are selling at from 8 to .
cents a quart in Sussex county.
About 1000 quarts of strawberries have
been shipped from Milford this season.
Rev. Mr.. Mallory, pastor of the Presby-
terrain Church, in Milford, died on Sunday
evening.
Jimmy Cole, an aged man of Smyrna,
left, with his family, for the almshouse
last week.
Rev.Mr. Mallory, of the Milford Freshly
terian Church, is rapidly declining, from
consumption.
Gathering magnolias and selling them
to passengers on the trains is the occupa-
ton of Scaford boys.
DR.. Richards, OF Georgetown, treated
the Almshouse paupers to several bushels
of Strawberries klst week
The new Jail at Dover is completed, and
was formally accepted by the Commits
sloners on Saturday last
A little girl, daughter Of Mr.. Charles
II. Turner, of smyrna, fell out of her era
die on Saturday and broke her arm.
Rev. DIR. Willitts, of Philadelphia, lee
lures again In Mddletown on the 10th.
This will make his third lecture there
within very short time.
Rev. Mr.. Ciymer will preach on the
sixth commandment ut the NJ. +. Church
in smyrna next Sunday night. Subject (;
Popular modes Ofmurdering,
The gentleman who is TO open a house
at Rehohoth, this sdmmer, was down last
week to superintend the erection of an
additional house at that place.
Two prominent citizens of Mlspllllon
Hundred have recently died-David Tay-
lor ED, April 29th, and Benlah Tharp
ESQ, on Saturday End inst.
The Dover NJ. f. Sunday School will
hold their usual pc mic at Sand Ditch,
near kits Hammock, on July 10th. This
is always great event In that town.
On opening the Missionary boxes Of the
Presbyterian Sunday School 10 Milford on
last Saturday, they were found toJhRve
tccn robbed Of the last quarters centrlbu-
lions. 1i
Mrs. Mary S eSait, laie of .le Capital
Hotel, Doyef, is auI Juncel ID 'deliyer a
ltetare al Music Hall, on Saturday eve
niog next. Her theme is defense OF
Young girls with reference to their educa-
tion,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-06-15

THE NEWARK PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.

THE NEWARK PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
The new Presbyterian Church of this
place was dedicated on Thursday, the 9Th
of June. The services hogan with the
singing Of the long meier dOxolOgy and an
Invocation by Rev. DR.. Smith, of Baltimore.
hymn was then sung by the choir, after
which portion Of the Scriptures was read
by Rev. Mr.. Brindle, of the Methodist
Episcopal Church.
Rev. DR.. Sp,ttswood next led IN prayer.
Rev. j. ]. Nallandigham then gave a short
historical sketch of the church. lie men
toned the origin Of the church through
the fundamentally of Rev. A. X. Russell,
and also named the various pastors who
succeeded him.
After Mr.. Vallandigham finished, HYMN
was sung by the choir, and then Rev DR.
Smith proceeded to deliver the dedication
sermon, from the text Preach the Word, &,
I'd Timothy, ~ chap 81 verse, LIST clause.
The sermon was most eloquent effort in
defense Of the Inspiration Of the Scriptures.
At the close of the sermon Rev. Mr.,
Mcintyre made the dedication prayer and
a most beautiful anthem was sung, with
great power, by the choir. The services
for the morning closed with the b ne lie
ton. pronounced by the Rev. DR.. Patton,
of Mlddletown.
The installation of the Rev. g. } Porter,
as pastor Of the church, took place in the
evening, The Rev. j. l.. Nallun igham
presided and proponnded the constitutional
questions. The Rev. j. IT, J lhns preached
the sermon from Cor. Ill, "Ye are COTE
Buildings" The Rev. DR.. Patton gave
the charge TO the pastor and Rev q. H.
More gave the charge TO the people The
closing prayer was made by Prof Mackey,
and the benediction was pronounced By
the newly installed pastor.
Al the close of the services the members
of the church and congregation came for
ward and gave the new pnstor the right
hand in token of cordial reeep ioa and
affectlonate regard. In every respect the
servicts were of most interesting and
impressive Character. Special credit should
be given to the choir for the excellence of
the music, which added 50 much to the
solemniiy Of the ceremony.
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U. S. Court.


JUNE TERM -THB ELECTION CASES.
The June term of the u s. District Court
hogan on Tuesday, and the morning was
principally occupied by argument between
U ). District Attorney Higgins and Messrs
Grey, Lore and Whitley, as TO whether in
cases underline enforcement act, the pro-
auction OF the records of the Levy Court or
other body, would be required by the Court
The Grand Jury found true bill against
lane Irwin for attempting to defrAud the
.fieoyeFnmsnt, aud the Court took q recess
AT Wednesdays session of the U. 8.
Court nothing was done except the delivery
OF Judge Bradtord's opinion In relation to
the matter which was argued by counsel
yesterday. The Judge held that the prose-
cutting attorney had a right TO demand
certified copy, only, Of the records of Levy
Coult or other body If refused such a
COPY 1t would be right and proper to
demand the books. The general Jury we're
discharged TIL Thursday morning at 10
O'Clock, while the grand jury are taking
evidence In regard to the alleged
assss sment frauds.
Jane Erwin was placed upon trial on
Thursday, on the charge of, attempting to
d fraud the Government Witnesses were
examined but nothing new transpired, and
the evidence does not differ materially from
that We published at the preliminary hear
ing before the Commissioner.
The Grand Jury during the mo ning pre-
senel two indictments against the mem
beers of the Levy Court. two against
Archie Given, and one against the Collec-
tor Of County Taxes for Penclder Hun
dredi all for conspiing to disfranchise
voters under the Fifteenth Amendment,
byleay'ns them OIL the county assessment.
1t is understood that the Grant Jury
has great mass of testimony before it in
similar casts.
The jury in the case of Jane Irwin, for
attempting to defraud the Government,
brought in a verdict of guilty. A mo.
Ton for an arrest ofjudgmVnt having hten
made the lady has not yet been sentenced.
The General Jury has been discharged
altogether and the Grand Jury was dis
charged at / O'Clock until 3, P. NJ. Friday.
The Court adj ourned until 3 O'Clock. A
large number Of Witnesses bave been dis
charged
A lumber of Levy CouItmen and Couu-
ty Collectors have been arrested and given
bal for their appearance ut the Octo-
her term of Coult, to which time the al
legei assessment frauds case has been post.
p1up1.
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all in favor Of the resolution would Join
In the doxology, which was accordingly
sung by the grand choir and & e whole
vast audience, after which the great con-
gregatlon was smlssed with the benedic-
ton by Rev. James Waters, pastor Of the
Second Baptist Church.
The request of the Executive Committee
for a suspension of business was complied
with by a great many store keepers in the
afternoon, and a number of manufacture
Ing establishments suspended all day, so
that the city wore quite { stive appear
ance. Some one remarked that il seemed
veiy Ike the Fourth of July, except that
we mad no noise
All Interested In the affair feel that 1t
was great success, and they expect 10
have a demo lsirItion of the kint every
summer.
NOTES AND INCIDENTS.
As the schools were forming on Seventh
street, near Church, a young girl fell In a
III, after being pref y we'll sufIoc lted by
the crowd clos'n in around her, she was
taken to her home, whore she recovered.
The crowded street cars had Il serious
time & ttlng around the corner at Tenth
and Market streets being thrown from the
track several times by stones laii on the
rails by mischevons boys
A little girl fell from a rock un which
she was playing, aud cut n cash 10 her
head.
The report that live boys were drowned
while boating in the Brandywlne had no
foundation.
The baby coaches in the procession be-
longed to Delaware Avenue Baptist school
aud not to Grace AS we stated. Delaware
Avenue School, by the way, made about
the largest aud handsomest turnout of any
In the procession.
During the Jubilee the Washington
Steam Fire Engine Co npany AID the
Fame Hose, forced through six hundred
feet of hose 10000 gallons of water in SO
minutes.
small child fell In the Brlndywine
at Riddles grove on Thursday aud would
have drowned hut for the timely aid rem
dered by gentleman.
We believe but one lady tainted ON
Thnidiy al the Jubilee grounds.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-06-15

From our Special Correspondent
Rev J. l.. Vallandlngham of Newark,
and Rev. Mr. Snyder, OF Wilmington, ex-
changed pulplts on Sunday.
AT a missionary meeting held on Sun
day afternoon in the Presbyterian Church,
Rev. Mr. Webb gave most interesting
account Of some of the manners and Gus
toms Of the people Of India.
--sanford's minstrel troupe. which ex-
hibltd here In Lutton's Hall on Friday
night gave great satisfaction. The music
was good and the excellent local hits call
ed forth repeated peals Of laughter The
same troupe exhibited In Elkton on Sat-
nrday evening.
The strawberry festival which was
held ON the same evening a. the minstrels
and also on Saturday night was a very
pleasant affair. The the cream, cake and
strawberries disappeared with u rapidity
which must have rendered joyful the
hearts of all well wishers of the church.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-06-15

sTRAwBkRRIRs Ann FsteE.-On We'd
nesday 8 carl loads OF strawberries were
SHIPPED oNor the Delaware road TO Jersey
City and three carloads TO Philadelphia.
Yesterday carloads Of the same fruit
were shipped TO Jersey Vity and 6 car
loads to Philadelphia. Six carloads Of
truck trem Nsrtolk were shipped from
Chrisfeld yesterday 10 northern ciliss.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-06-15

New RoAD.-A jury of review was on
the proposed road from PIECES Corner to
lntersett the Wilmington road at James
BroSn's, above Richardson's mill, In
Chrstinua Hundred, last Monday, and
notwithstanding the opposition Of the
turnpike company made return in favor
of the roa1
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-06-15

THE LARaRsg NUMHEks There were
A59 representatives Of the Union Church
Sunday school in line on Thursday. 81.
Paul's turned out 325 Delaware Avenue
Baptist, Ss5; Grace, Sl2 OMISSION schools
not included); Riddles Chapel, 800. The
number Of scholars representing each of
the other schools in line was from $50 -
QOn W
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-06-15

PFC Mes The Delaware Active Asso-
citation and their friends will spend Thurs
duv Augu.t LIST, p c-ncing The pic mic
is for the benefit Of dsabled member.
At Sylvan Springs, on the ID of July,
the damon State Assembly will give a
pie uic,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-06-15

DEMOCRATIC ELECTION ON SATURDAY.
We have not been able TO get the full
returns of the election on Saturday, but
only to give the maioritles In the various
Hundreds. As will be seen below Isaac
Grnbb has a majority of n. Daniel B.
Woodward was nominated for Coroner by
a good majority. The following Ia the
table of mainritles
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-06-15

Pic NIc.-A picnic will be glven on
June nth, 1879, at Pennsgrove, N. j.,
by 81. Peters Roman Catholic Church, Of
New Castle. The party will go by the
morning boat Major Reybolti. and will he
accompanied by the New Castle Band.
Tickets, 80 cents. Children's tickets 25
nAula-
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-06-15

Pc tsoN ,L.-Mr. John A. Armour, who
has for 80 ne time past acted NJ " Local
for tbs Commercial Of this city, leaves In II
few days for the West, aud will probably
settle I'm Minnesota.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-06-15

Pes..aS=4t.-NrF. B. Benson Cahoon, a
ger gate to the Philadelphia Convention
from Missouri ls now on a visit to his rel
olives and friepds o. Smyrna and Dover.
" Is LEV States Attorney for the judi
6 a bispl't In which he resides in Mis-
s2qri4 and the attorney for a inning com.
l9ny,ot large CAPITAL. Few young men
pb9 hate soae out from among us have a
ptigh'' u prospect. Mr.. Cahoon, many of
the First Delaware Regiment. and was AZ
Illtoa Hospital, in this city, for SONG
time Ills friends in this city will be clad
to learn Of bis prosperity.
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Cur Church Directory.

NrTHout7r FPS ORAL
,i S@s 6, Nm'R and YET NV Ja''b Todd SER
St PAN !. Narlrt sil.st. ahov, e,y,Ath. Rsy.
Union, I'm n,l, iai Ws.6'sgiT,nM R.y c,.r,..
Hll; ljy, 4. Al ,74.r ii.
lois. a N IT,. T. "A ''"''' N''' A"''" 9'u1''
~ scott, seyoaih aul spruce trseis, Rsv. T l.
Brtulywiue. Twenty Hr.t nnd NtitsL Rev. T.
4 Hunter; l1's, 4 NJ ,'s. 2
psiiS, I'LL DualS 'gptn sn' Ohuf'h' Kew H.
., h1SelSSy Chapel ca, at Avenue and street.
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,o HlaghovgSr SKIN aud King Rev Lafayette Mark='
@ West, Eighth aud Washington, Rev. Geo n
oin ns "a lo,e' a. AZ, t,,' = a. ..n,
prayer meeting sunday e,eaing vt aaarier T.
oel9es IN the prayer Rom; Cou...rsaioasi Wed
S SesGIsy 2 Tri5i az se9'a L,a 10 Their
Saturday, Gaveains alb, .ci.,A. 'u's A'" J. wa
=, First. Teutn aud Market. Rev. 5 n. McKowu;
6iiyet, Adams aud Chestnut Rev. AIS Snyder;
Rodney Street Chapel. RJlney street. uear Del
aW 4tif. a. AN ,,Seg, p-....,...,,..,p..
N''uo'' O"Al'' f""''''n'" "u' f'eu'h'
r. Rev Alfred Lee. II d. Blsb,,,,,f p.t.yra,.
Rector Rev. Mr. AfnGl1. Als,stAnt idt'. 4 n
Trinity Chapel. Piph and Kin.. Row wnlisnl
month al 10. H. a1 ,i7 7 u5I" IA e az
ionrih sundays at ~, A NJ, aud 4, +. NJ wed
hi ne II T. r. Nj. tndays aud IDOLS dNs at
,, Trinity Church, luld sweds-l seventh aud
SapYy3y;,, A'1ls,aI' ,v..,t,,,, D.
A Iati,.ss', t,''N 'uII t'"' NeN- ue"'a-
ST. iaaa'. Vandeyr, Ay.s,,,i,.. i,i ,l,r.., ,,...
ROMAN cAfHutt..
NJ, Kew Thomas becker. ID II. Bl-hup Of
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-06-15

P.AND d R.1LROAD.-We have a ready
announced that the track was finished on
the Pennsylvania and Delaware Railroad,
between l.andenberg aud AvOndale.
Freight trains are now run on il To ship
wool for Mr.. Lpudenberuer
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-06-15

RATIFICATION MEETISs.-The Repub.
can ratification meeting this Saturday
evening, will be addressed by the
HJn. 5. o. Houghton, VI. O., from Cali
fornla, Hon. h. B. Elliot, NJ. C., from
South Carolina, Hon. I. Lynch, of Miasis-
slppi, Jacob Moore, ESQ, ApsLony Hig-
gins, ESD, Levi G. sirls Es'r, and VIM.
Howard Dav, Esq.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-06-15

CAMDEN CAMr. Tho drawing for tent
lots at tse Camden camp grounfwlll take
place on June 18th at p NJ. The bread
tent, food pen, and barber shop vi be
rented at the same time. The camp meet
ing at this place commenc. on.Thursday,
July 18th
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-06-15

formed Ivy the Observer at Ills igual sia.
tiol that all REF orts Of a Storm within
radius Of one hundred miles, can he re-
lied upon, as in bnt cue in.tluce has Thu
rule had an exception since the Mhli-h-
ment Of an o'ice in tLi.cty.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-06-15

Nc NALI-R IDGWAY Al n.n, Tile. Pa Juae
heinall, u. u Miln-lpaton, pei and IGur.
OILY daughter 81 H. $. RidgwaY. Esl oi
kFAkL, -hlL9kk, AT Ir-ideucs oi ihs b.ile
parents IN this city, Ga the t.h igst by ReA.
Elsensmith, George ktiel to August hlgst.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-06-15

Coz. GRIMsHAw's sALK.-Col. A. II.
Grhn-haw, agent TO effect the sale, sod
on Saturday, furty-nine building lots in
the Western portion of the city, at public
auction. The sale was largely attended
and the lots brought ve,y satisfactory
prices The following Ia the list of Iur-
rhAscrs:
Lots on South side of Fifth street be-
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-06-15

Rus 0yRR.-..A hoy about years cd
was run over by.a buggy at Eighth and
Market streets Thursday. The inmates of
the carriage were said to be under the in-
fuenee ofliquor and the accident occurred
from reckless driving in consC ,,nence
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-06-15

MAS KILLED. "A man who is supposed
To have jumped from the passenger train
south which leaves here at 1880, was in
slhntly killed nj Aberdeen by the freight
tain which left tails city at O'Clock, Am.
Yesterday. The supposltion Is that the
man was 20 stunned by jumping from the
train that he was stnseess and laid down
upon the track He was 80 mutilated that
1t was impossible TO recognize him.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-06-15

BERKs CQUNTY hAmRoAD.-At a meet
Ing of the Directors of the Berks County
Railroad, held on Wednesday last, the
chief engineer was instructed to let u
miles cut on contract at once
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-06-15

DiEn FROM IT'S lSIURIEs,-A little Child
living in the vicinity of Fifth and Monroe
streets, was scalded last Wednesday and
fingered until yesterday mornng IN mnoh
pain, when death came 10 its ielief.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-06-15

MIR. Ecke desires us to say that he can
be found daily, during business hours, at
his office, In the basement of the EVERY
EyENISG and JOURh Al building $40 Market
street, where all accounts connected with
his late business will be settled. Pc sons
TO whom hills Of indebtedness are sent will
Please call, or send the amounts due, as
above, as be Is de sirJus Of closing his books
without DELAY.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-06-15

SHIPMENT OF CARs.-six cars were
shipped from this city yesterday TO the fol-
ioSlng railroad companies; Two passenger
and one smoking car to the Sodet's Point
x Southern Railroad, two passenger cars
TO the Providence Il Worcester Railroad.
and one Passenger car TO the North Care.
lima X Atlantic Railroad.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-06-15

A SUCCESS. The immense pump erect
Ell in the marsh near Delaware Cty will
pump 10000 gallons of water per minute
aud will thoroughly drain 1000 acres Of
the finest lands In the State. It cost Sll,-
600 TO pat II In complete running order.
II sucks up mud and rubbish too. Hun
dreds of people have been to see II work.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-06-15

ANOTHER GTFT.- Colonel Grimshaw,
President of the Board Of Education, has
r ceive from friend NJ general educa.
tinn so, which will be distributed in the
buys department of No /, aud the girls
department Of No. 4, for regular attend
ance. We are requested to suggest that
all who have hooks suitable for literary
food for our public school scholars, and
are DESTROYS of donating them to the
Board of Education, ARE respectfully solicit
ted to do so.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-06-15

The Phoenix Active Association give a
picnic on July 4th,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-06-15

''"hA. ) N- ..-0Peah'ns OF The APP
D.. iaIai Ychp Ju-an'sr, th' New York
'F rlNs d pri'tmaneea we're
"ierui lnd smpriHmlly good The
" rH rtsl' with caihuaitsm of the
.' m.rrl ."H 'larh rope without bal
90 r hY lH' licl T. of Japan, anil d's-
ID - s"". OF Nh" 'tNrr performances in
.. l..l To how that they ar'c.r-
10 u"r' rct'arlthle than ANY prcVi-
'n N 7ha'u 30 this '"illtJ. II vii be
-''" Wv "H advertisement cllU mn that
'.' "iH "WtiN lrrlnrm Ia tiis ri y.
''t. " fune, Ml~t PuINt aNn NEW
O. t'H. hlr e. !. IT, smith, Who gave 80
'." 'ui5 last year and the year previous
t'''u ion'io New lusk an I up the llu 'son,
ha tullr ARRANGEMENTS 10 lun one on
Cd, u; depot at q a NJ, via Jersey Guy,
llrhee Us m "tirndd steamer AcfpB
ff'|"" u'tli' llud soh ilN,r e. West Point
mi Fa" bureh, dit mce OF sixty one
L".,, an rdt0g Vi Of the grdntc-t aud
m"'t lirtuteslue river in tbs country. We
'r informed lhal many VIE have been on
w. lrtNiuhs ores lnirId golnS u1 this.
49, contemplating ne trip should Leave
liru tlnes ~ ,aily "a possible at the
''''- s'"'t "l Eolshhah, Tomas " Co
"h lht Nh'nD2r OF t'rktlS 's limited
a "GftiN DEN 1ctAr-Wr rec lived II
i' IaN ago hil'r it"id IL gentleman In
" ilIrioWh, TAR hs strong except an
Iu W" at ltude assumed hy the Trans
''P ?. "a weekly paper punished IA that
'"r toward The nominees OF the Cmcln-
nh' nuNentioh. our correspondent
hgh'N respected member OF that
community and a Democrat IN rood stand
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-06-15

TuE S0CiErY Of FRIENDS The Salem
Stuldird ,ays. Rob At Crnsidale, of Bucks
county, Pa, pr ached al Fri'nds' meet
ing Ia Woo lstown, N. j., Sabbath morn
ing last. In the NEE ing notice was given
that IN Sunday afternoon next 18th inst,
"a meeting would he held In their house OF
which occasion the extracts Of the Phil4
l"lphia Yearly meeting would h, read
These extracts comprise two interesting
memorials OF late distinguished members
of the sOci,ty. one being that of Clark son
Taylor, who has been lately called away
from his extended field of useful labor,
and who is kindly remembered by many
Of our citizens here rs well as in other To-
cal Ties, where lie was more widely known.
A neral Invitation is given to all.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-06-15

Some burglar or burglars broke through
the door of Mr. Pieree's store In South
Milford last Saturday night. Mr. P. misses
only about twenty cents that were In the
drawer
Nearly all the cars on the Delaware
Railroad are engaged for excursions every
day except Saturday and Sunday between
now and August 10th.
The smyrna Times says: The clrcns
cleared s4O0 here, according 10 tue state
mint of one Of the partners while at Mid
dletoSn they barely made expenses, aud
at Wi mineton they lost money.
The owners of "speedy" horses In
Smyrna aud vicinity have had several
"seitu" RACES rtcaptly Gil the put lie road
near iimOwn. The other evening four
or five plitics, who commenced TO race
before leaving The town, had to pay Alder
man Budd IS each for uslng the street Ne
race track
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-06-15

SubpRN DEATH.-Mfs. kluud. who lived
at as fast Fourth sheet, died oil I(qUl4,
at ~ o'clock very suddenly. $40 mad al
tendeI toher household iaGufs during the
Aay sf,d was apparently enjoying good
health, She had seated herself but a
few minutes before she expired. and the
cause OF her sudden demise was probably
heart disease,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-06-15

LOIS on NOUN olio ruin street netWccn
Van Buren, aud Harrison
p. Dillon, As feet, 1896 90
Thos Ford Ga " $500
One lot on Harrison street between
Fourth and Fifth to Robert Smith for
S39S CD.
One lot on the south side of Fourth
street between Van Buren, and Harrison to
Thomas Ford, containing 80 feet S6Cs.
Lots on west side of Harrison street be-
tween Third and Fourth
Isaac Murray, II feet, $685.. 20
p. PiunEett, l0l feet, 1910 rs
One frame and lot 10 by so feet, subject
to q mortgage Of $1,000 to X. Smith for
Sl0S5.
34O feet on Franklin street between
Beech and oak to Thomas Ford for $1,000.
A lot of l5i5 feet to Roht. White for
sl35.62, another to Col. Grimshaw for
Sl3l 81.
The total amount of the sale was s9s9l.-
IL
Ogle n Miller were tina auctloneers and
are to he congratulated on the very salts
factory sales they have conducted In that
quarter Of the city.