Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-19

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FELL IL Fr.-Early this morning. lady at
Eighth and King streets. was attacked with fit.
aud fell to the ground She was reusoved to the
sidewalk where she soon recovered.
NEw CARs-The ". q r. R. Il. has just in
creased its rolling stoek BY the a1liIiou Of
twenty new freight cars. They were built by
Bowers, Dure Co.
FISE BERRIEs-Eli Crozier sends US some fine
rsspberries of the Delaware variety. They pos
sess au excellent flavor. They were grown from
seedlings raised by Mr.. Talley, Of BrAndywine
Hundred.
SrUSSED.-0n Third street, near Monroe, du-
ring the thunder storm, yesterday lady sitting
near window at work with sewing machine,
Sas severely stunned by lightning. She coon
recovered.
BASE BALL-rhe Academic base ball club, Of
Milford, have arranged a match game with the
Quickstep, OF this city, and the game will be
played On the grounds Of the latter cllb on
Ihursday next
DIED OF Hrs IsIuAIEs Joseph Campbell. the
young man who Was run over by a shifting en-
gine of the r. W h B. Il. T., near the gas house
day before yesterday, died Of his injuries this
morning, at O'Clock. Coroner Win-lOs held an
inquest. and verdict Of accidental death was
rendered.
THE RoGUEs GALLEEY.-Chief OF Police Bra
dy Las jlst received, from Philadelphia police
headquarters, large batch OF photographs.
They are the iikenesses Of a set OF pck-pOckets,
thieves, badgers. forgers aud policy-men who
noS inleHt our principal eltIes. Several potoU-
Gus bad women are included
JUNCTION 4 BggAKvArEa r. R-The Milford
Ners and Ad5eritssr asserts that the Junction 4
BreakHater Railroad IL badly out Of repair, and
ihtimAte- that ltz track is in dangerous condi-
tiOu. Many Of the ties are sad TO Ue rotten. the
rails baily worn, and the gauge out Of shape, al
together.
ALLTaED ATTEMPT AT OCTRAGE.-Alfred Bry-
ant. = lad Of this toSn, l3 years old was CON
mittsd to Georgetown jail, on Monday la-t by
E-q. shockiey. Of S1nih Milford. on the com
rlaln; Of yeung girl named Parker who alleged
that whilst she Ua- engaged in picking berries a
little out Of town this boy approached her and
made lA5ecorous sdvaacez.-NtJ1rd Ae'rs.
TsorBLEz or The snrP.BrILpERs. Mach in
convenience Is suffered by the Milford ship
builders on account Of diidsalty 10 getting
trnber transported Oh the Delaware and the
Il r. r., neither company being willing TO
Furnish the necessary cars to run on the others
roai, TINS makinS 1t Necessary to trAusAip at
Harrington.
LADIES AND CHILDnES'z surrs-Ths ladies at
teutiuu il called to the extraordinary loT prices
at which 7 l.. Frank 5li Market street is closing
out his Well assorted stock Of ladies' and cmld-
rrn-' suits He -el- ladies' quits al g 25. 50 90
u no. - 90 and 80 10 \ reduction Of nearly
80 per cent On former prices. Al-o cui!dteu'z
dte=Eea reduced III pro- orti9n. BuEaus you
may expect as Tie stock L .Ares aui must bo
redlcsl.
B1aan or HK,LrH.-The regular weekly meet
ing Of the Board of HoaitA Was held lat even
ny, President Mccall ia the chair. Nui-aGcea
were reported abated in Maryland Avenue and
IN West Liberty Efrect. The reported nuisance
m Third rtreet, near Jackson w4z declared not
u be sach washed gutter ia walnut street
was reported Nuisance and referred 10 the
Sir ct Commissioner. The Board adjourned to
Iaeet on Monday evening guext, at 7 O'Clock, at
NaudeYer Avenue and Lamett street.
A Jysr COMPLIMENT TO WILLIAM C.~EY The
TGzsne. Of last evening discussing the improve
nleut Of Fourth street, very justly says - OF
one thing We feel confident and II il Of no tfh ug
matter and it is this The street department, hAz
at iH lead at present gentleman who will give
the rev prGceH- a fair aud honest trial, He is
not likely to suffer the city to be impored upon
by contractors nor to allow them make what il
termed job OF the WORK ana it, enfIre cost
vii he carefully kept and made known"
The "WAYsIDR." - The Hdyside. this week.
contalus a beautiful illustration Tepre4entug
Windsor Castle, England AID an article on the
True Basis Of Reform which will attract the
attention Of thinker, "A Problem for WI min =
tuni4n- to Eolve Il "Davtd T. Il IufG Insurance -
a pleasing story; "Creeds" and other INTEREST
iug articles. Tie WdySd' i one OF the mort
attractive, and We belIeve is destined to be ono
OF the most useful papers Of its class We are
much pleased to learn of it, success which, thus
Tar, has been very successful.
HOTEL CHANGEa.-Mr Amos Cole, late of Sea.
ford has succeeded Mr. NJ. Il. Beckett as the pro-
prietor of the Union Hotel Of Milford Mr. b.,
asremoved TO Georgetown.
Mr.. b. F. Lippincott, formerly of the National
Hotel, OF Mlddletown, has removed to Odessa to
| take possession Of :he hotel in that town having
| bought ont the interest OF Mr, W T. Chance
Jacob Levy, of the Delaware House. Dover,
mas leased the Bowers Beach Hotel, and is pre-
pared to offer ths best accommod atoms to ali
visitors to this fayorite watering place.
ACCIDENT on THE MD. Il DEL. Il R-The mix.
ed train, which leayea EastOn, at u 40 foI
| Clayton, on the Maryland " Delaware Rail-
road, met with an accident about mile this side
Of Easton, on Thursday, A drove of cattle
crossed the track, but one of them, after doing
so, returned and wAslrun upon. Tho engine and
/ first car passed over her, safely but the second
third, and fourth, Gall freights were thrown off
/ and considerably damaged. The train South
| due at Easton about 30, having reached the
place OF the disaster some OF its cars we're taken
INTO the up-train, the track cleared, and trave
| resumed. No one was hurt. The passenger car
which was the last in the train, was not throw
i OF.
| PERSONAL. The President has re.appointet
| DIR. j. A. Tonner, formerly of this city. Indiar
| Agent for the Colorado River Agency in Arizona
| Mr.. james d. Candy has gone down to Kent
| Co, Md, for few weeks recreation.
| +. F. Bogia, of the firm of Johnston Bogia
| is spending short vacation in Smyrna
Capt. ]. L killgore, our popular City Treas
| urer, has been quite unwell for few days
| State Senator Waddell and wife, of West Ches
| ter. are at Saratoga.
DIR. Franklin Taylor OF Chester county. has
joined Conly temporarily, we believe) Prof Agas
| siz School, at Penikese Island
Buffalo Bill, after spending some time il
West Chester left on Thursday of last week fol
| the West
END or THE DRoUGHr.-The drought which
has prevailed in this section for many weeks il
now at an end. Yesterday afternoon, copion.ly
| refreshing showers Of rain fell and watered the
earth plenteously--sufficient to last for severa
weeks should the showers not be followed by
others. The rains were very general in uppel
| New Castle county, and in TINS city the street,
In the valleys were flooded thus removing a an
| perabundanCe Of filth. Our streets are now clean
| and the sea-breezss from the cutters watt No
| moro unwholesome smells to our olfactories
| The showers, however, did not extend very fal
| down the State, we learn from gentleman who