Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-04-05


running at large through the city, and he
has ordered the police to arrest and i'm
pound all cows that may be on the
streets In violation of the city ordinance
Horse IaJuRED.-A horse belonging TO
Patrick HOllend, attached to n York
wagon and driven by two young men,
fell at Second and French streets Tues.
day evening. and was injured about the
head. The flesh was torn from between
the ears well down on the nose, making |
a wound about nu inch wide, and six or |
seveu inches long. One Of its eyes was
was also hurt, and the horse otherwise |
bruised.
SHOOTING MATcH AT THE PARK A |
pigeon shooting match took place at the |
Park Wednesday between n. j. Ewing |
and W. A. Mason, resulting as follows ;
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At the close of the match another was
made between Mr.. Ewing aud Jos b.
Smith, Of Philadelphia, for a purse Of
5000, So birds each, to be shot at the
game place, on Thursday next, April 10
MOvERB0ARD.- Tuesday small boy,
son Of Robert Morrison, who was stand
the different wharvts in The yard of H6r-
Ian s. Holllngsworth II Co, waiting to
see the launch, f.ll backwards iuto the
water, but was promptly rescued by an
employee Of the yard jumping intr a
scow lying at the whaive and pulling
him out. The cold bath chilled him but
he seemed ne bright as ever and walked
away with a number of his companions.
CENrRIPETAL MOTIVE PowER.-No.
605 Market street was "A busy place yes
terday, crowded to see the new machin-
cry In operation. One can hardly realize
the numerous changes that can be made
on the combined machine. II Is worth a
visit TO see the work that may be accom-
pllshed with one horse, threshng, saw
Ing, grinding corn, or anything a farmer
needs done, with this new machinery,
can be done at less than one-half the
ordinary expense
THH BRoTHERHooD. - Washington
Circle, B. U. II. F. of Del. No. Z, was
organized on Tuesday by g. G. w, S. j.
Wood and the officers of the g. c. of
Del. when they Inflated 81 members into
the mysteries OF Brotherhood. After
which the following officers were in-
stalled. 9. W., jeremiah Larry; &. JeH
James Hammer; c. F., john Hoops II.
s. X, WIN. Osmondi r., F. Lewis
Treas. Frank Springfield; H., A. d. MIN
Ooks W. of D., John Worth ". of N,
NJ. Mitchell II. 3. X, W. NJ. Price.
DEATH OF vrcroR GREEN. - Victor
Green, Esq, formerly of this city, died at
his residence in Middleton Wednesday,
In his 33d year. Mr.. Green studied Ia "
10 this city with Hon. r. F. Bayard, and
was admitted to practice in the courts Of
this county. Owing . poor health he
never practiccd great deal, but il was
universally admitted that he was man
OF decided ability, aud had his health
allowed him to pursue his profession be
would undoubtedly have ranked high
among the members Of the bar. His
hosts Of friends regret his dseease as he
was universally beloved by them.
EP1sooPAL.-The Northern Convoca-
ton, Diocese of Delaware, will meet in
Christ Church. Delaware CITY, on Tues
day and Wednesday, April 18th and 10th.
The clergy aud laity are cordially invited
to attend. Tuesday at 1917 O'Clock,
opening services, 4 O'Clock p. m, chill
dren's meeting, aud ~ o'clock p. m,
missionary meeting. Wednesday at lOl5
O'Clock, presentation of missionary sub
Jeets and interchange Of views thereon
by clergy and laity. Al 4 O'Clock p. m ,
clergy fraternal meeting At ~, re-
union at the rectory Of clergy, parishion
ers and friends.
APPLEs.-The abundance of apples al
the present time throughout the country
Is somewhat remarkable for this season
of the year. Here of1re we have rarel,
found our own home grown apples IN th'
market on tn. first Of A, iii, and in fac
not generally in the &C lars Of the farmer
aud fruit growers, the New York o
Eastern grown only holding out so late
But the crop last fall was Sd large in 0u
section that they more than met the con
sumption, and the fruit kept much bette
than usual during he winter. PennOcks
Russe:s, Pippins, Romantics, Grindstone
aud other varieties, can still be found a
our provision stores, a. II to 20 cents pc
halt peck. Very few barrels OF YOr
State apples have been sold in Oxford I'll
past winter Oxford Press.
ANNUAL MEETING.-The ANIMAL NEE
log Of the Brandywine Loan Associatio
was held Tuesday night. The annuI
report was submitted, from which "
extract the following;
Received for monthly dues, Sll, l5S
interest, IS 1850; amount OF loan
SIS, 800; expenses, s47l IS; number
stockholders l47, representing 93l share
amount paid ON each share, SIP presel
value, Sl9.6G; highest premium 2s1
lowest 95S; average, 10 IS 100.
Operations for four years ;-amou
received for dues, $40 $50 ihtere;
s15,14O.s1 premiums, S7.055.l2 amou
of loaus, s66.590; expenses, sl3O6 $
amount paid on each share, s45; u
vance, s25l5.
Christian Febiger was elected Pre-
dent Eli Mendinnall, Vice Presiden
+. Gilpin, secretaryj Jos. Tatnall, j
Treasurer; John Palmer, Richard Mart
aud Benz. I. Appleby, Directors Prest
Lea, Edward Tatnall, ST., an VIM.
Almond, Auditors.
Buzz-z.z WHIRR-R-R l-Flails Cyl
furiously, SAWS singing swiftly, kni'
keenly nipping-but we haven't space
mention all that astounds ones tars a
eyes on entering No. COS Market sire
where the machinery is run BIS one Of
most simple, yet most effective Of mot
power-the Centrlpetal-and the co
bination of attachments tc such powe
as wonderful as their use is profitable
the farmer and artizan, while the c
puts such machinery within reach
those of most moderate means. Wit
combined machine, the agriculturist I
thresh out all his grain, saw his wo
make his own cider, slit his lumber, 81
his corn, cut up his roots, cut or e.
his feed "a mill for this latter pup
being the latest attachment made) do
own planning, Gel while carpenter, v
q part of such combined machinery,
do all hia own saWinp plauiuQ
boring at an enormous saving over
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