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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-07-12

TUE WEST CHURCH EXCURSION to Mt.
Cnbt Tuesday was splendid success in
Mi resi-, acts. The day was delightful and
the ps,tv large, numbering over four
hundred. The children and yOnig peo
Die Of the Sunday school gave themselves
nm TO ali Kinds ui outdoor games and
measures, and the day passed Ill with
out the least accident TO mar its enloy-
ment. The new pastor, Rev. j. NJ. r.
Gus, ACCOMPANIED the party, aud entered
into all the pleasures of the day with
zeal aud manifest enjoyment. II is under
stood that he takes especial interest In the
sunday school work, and is present at
every session, holding himself TO be az
much the pastor Of the sunday school as the
church. Mr.. Chas Baird Is the efficient
Superintendent Of the school, and the
anipher Of other officers and teachers Ii
age, all Of whom are faithful and
earilest in their work. The number Of
scholars IS already quite large and Is In
rrcaslug very rapidly. There have beer
thirty new scholars added within the las
month and there is at present IL demand
ior more teachers There will he meet
ing Of the teachers held In the sehoo
room of the church ut ) p. IN. IF Overt
Friday during the summer which IN
1tLur will always attend. Persons vii
iui 10 become teachers in the sunda
rchonl Of the West Church are requisite
L. attend that meeting.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-07-12
War on canal Boats.

ronciNa ruEN To TAKg uur "coAsrEd
PAPERS,
The. Cu1toms authorities here have de-
clarcd war uu tll canal boats found without
"cntstiug ulucr.." The canal boats Judge
Ross and ''53i' bring found IN the Chris
tiAna without these documents, their cap
tains were informed that they were viola
tin the laws, and notified 10 procure their
papers Tho rrhciled against this. claim
ing exemption under the statute the Gus
toms authorities were cuiurcing The lat
zen rnuld not srr IL. aui carried their point
making The captains oi the two hohla take
utI tho f.uHrs
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-07-12

ptfGHTrrt TRIP rn CARE NAY.
The cS,ursiuu To- cape May Tuesday on
the = NJ. fiction. under the auspices Of the
l4ef tpc Social. composed OF members OF
f.Dutpc Tribe. /. %. q. ~. WAS one Of the
most delisitnl affairs Of the season, and
those who failed 10 70 have good reason. to
rocrei such failure. There we're about 500 on
1n boat, tuh the purity left here At about
iwrutN mirutcs before seven IN the morn
ing. aui after pheasant run arrived az
Care ttty nt about II ucl1rk. There the
time WAS spent iu sirnliing about the tslahd-
Itfh4ue. 49,, until about half past tuur.
whrii inc boat lett tor home, arriving here
AT about lili-pnst eight
On the WAY up litclie's Orchestra gave 3,
charming concert Ia TIE upper cahin' ami
] those so dispnsrd also INDUCED m dancing
making the time spchi nn the way plcAshhl
as nny nih,r pant ni the day = proceedings
! The management of M" affair reflects great
credit on the party getting 1t mp AMI u Is
great pits that the number gong was moi
Z larger.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-07-12


now NEW YORK REPORTER vIcTlMIzED
SEVERAL PARTIEs-DoVRRIANs WANT
NO MORE OF uANANORH.
At tue commencement of the West
trial there appeared al Dover young
man possessing good looks, FAR educa,
tlon, plenty of check, an oily tongue but
little cash. His name was llauamOre,
or "Hanamore, vi the New York
Herald" as he had il, which he asserted
and reiterated several times - day in an
emHhatic manner. lie had gone there
to report the great West trial for the
Herald, and, be II eaid 10 bis credit, we
believe he did the work assigned him to
the satisfaction Of his employer.
lie became favorite with the good'
looking girls OF Dover, attended church
and Sunday school festivals and took
"chances" In hig cakes, etc from the
elects of which his unhealthy pocket
book Was completely Frustrated. lie
drafted on the Herald for money and
obtained it. lie soon got rid of II ana
drafted again. The money came, and
40 did a telegram, telling him to draft no
Hore. A.. ,o,ou 81 a.,
uoros. 'es," spent his money freely, and
iii he o, lis Of the town said, "liow nice
ha ia and 10 liberal connected with the
New York lie. raid, too" 81,
ri,s ,onnlaritv was now at It's zenith
N. sb,,uied all tho ,Nther reporters present
and began 10 put on avs. Onlortuhase,
his nocket-book was soon enptied and Ut
had 10 return to his brothers OF the pen
oil and notebook. With no money ana
heeyy of beauty to walt on ana treat Y
Ice cream aud other dantlts Ia The even
inc. he was indeed in had nj. IN
case was simply assuming desperate pro
nortions; he must have more money Q
his popularity would fade as quickly US
appeared. He asked loan OF ten dol,ar
from a reporter, who reluctantly granle
ii after being promised 1t back again III
few days. - ..a m
or course this was soon used, nnd 70 y!
gentleman with whom he was poaIu,n
! WAS next solicited for a loan, OF 70 ~ ~
+ dorse draft on the Herald TOT t<o, -
did the latter, and after hahnm9le 10
V,rald had refused longer 70 honor u
4, drafts of It's reporter. 10 lhe meahuu
: Uanamore had persuaded smyrn
hotel keeper to endorse DRAFT on u
Herald for ESQ. OF course that was :
; turned aud the Smyrna gentleman Ut
g Hsuamore left Immediately after q
!, conclusion Of the trial, aud has not oe'
/ head Of since. The Dover giils no
IS don't think he lie "such a rice YOU
N man., and as for the hotel keepers al
n that reporter he gulled, well--they won
III ike 10 see him again, but the people
y, The town confess that they want no nc
q, of such a Hanamore, even If he Is ia
,. amore of the New York Hsrata'
rs OFFICERS ELEcTEp, - The follow
d. officers we're duly elected by The &c
es samaritan Lodge, No. y, /. y. u .
le- MIddlstown, Del July I'd n. g.
he Foster v. g., James c: Townsend
lat g., Jno. D. Carter.
K, ROCK FISH IN TUE BRASDrwINE.-O
~ ~ day iAst week, gentlemsu hshing 10
H.. Braudywlne opposite the city, caugn
~ rock hsh weighing1FH pounds
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-07-12

BER-RABD-NiLLEg A the rssidsues o. tbe
hride'a par-n's. 10 this city. on IN l0h last. !.
Nv Rav ". p. OTIS. @, n, Bstt-sud; Of
st 'eni4, M TO Bette Miller. Of Wilmins'
ton, Dell
NTH -Gnpn0N.-On the Oh IN tant. By the
Wv. 4. Lawre are, A. the retidsaee % TIE
h-ids'a psrenls. ~ Trenton. n J.. NtlliAn
NJ Smith. Of Wilmington, Del, and Fannie
GnFdun ~ Trenton, N. J.
pEsyEY-wFLDTN gu the an Of july At
~ esie- pa In the N r. Parsonage. by Rev.
Y M,dd0x. within Chesney and Anuie
n Waidin, bOtl Of Wilmington Delaware.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-07-12

MEETING or THE COMMITTEE AT DOVER.
Tucaday the Wilmington Conference
Academy Committee met ut Dover and
opened the bids received for constructing
| the academy 10 be- built In that town. They
eNrccted To he able 10 award the contract.
/ huf found II impossible, 80 the bids were
referred TO % committee who will make the
| award nest week
The tkitd payment m the subscriptions
~ the acndeinv will be- called for on Sep
| tcmhcr inih.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-07-12

TRAM FOR THE CAMP.-We understand
that the Junction and Breakwater Railroad
will nut sOn an extra train this evening
to connect At Harrington with the 5.26 p. m.
train from this city. for the accommodation
of those who wish TO spend Sunday at The
RehnbOth camp meeting. The train VIII
return on Monday morning and make con
nection with the train arriving here at 1918
a. m. These trains will also be run on the
following Saturday and Monday.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-07-12

IMPORTANT DECISION rs Al Qron DAMNuN
CASES.
An important trial took place at Smyrna
on MONDAY Ia three ad qaoi damHHm cases
rean-i tho smyrna and Delaware BAY or
bombay Hook Railroad Company.
The commissioners appointed ny Judge
Houston had allowed the following sums to
the parties named as land damages Thigh
man Roswell, $3.50; Charles Numbers,
1865 Michael II. irvtn, $50.
Under the authority of the Courts. Shcritl
williamson summoned a jury ct twelve
men IN r,N lew tho above awards, who went
over all the grounds taken hy the con pany
and after hearing mll Argument from
i!on. . y. Cnmceys tor tho land-own
and John -. Pennington and George '
Massey. E-qs.. for the company, found tol
the landowners, and assessed DAMAGES ~
follows lil-hman FoNwcll slauu thnrle'
| Numhrts. l,iul; Michtrl II. BrS an, $500
The finding ut the Jury appears TO he sat
| isnetor, TO an parties. what effect II mnl
/ have upnn the cases TO he tried in thi
| county, remains to hc seen.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-07-12

MitMISGToN MECHANICS LEAVING FOR
THE sCRNE OF OPERATIONS.
The worl. of constructing buildings to
%, used by the oxford Cooperative Car
company ut Oxroid, Pa, is progressing
iaridly. Ten mechanics from this city
uv already at the place working on The
su,ldmns. Ten left Wednesday fol
jlr same place aud fifteen will 20 on
y n,iay, making total Of thirty 1--WE
O., Va last squad vii be- composed Of paint
.rs Sud irol-H orkers, as the wood workers
~. Progressed far Enough 10 allow The
litrr = eompirucc work.
Ttr ca 'Gpapy have many orders await
leo. tr.m , IA anticipate IA large business
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-07-12

FUNERAL OF JONAS W. MILLER. The
funeral Of Jonas W. Miller who was
killed by an explosion Of powder few
lays ago, took place from his late resi-
denee in Christlana hundred Wednesday
afternoon. His remains were inferred Il
Mt. Salem Cemetery, attended by nearl,
every one 10 that vicinity, including the
Aessrs. du Pont aud their employees and
a large concourse OF. friends from this
city and suberbs.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-07-12

EvrENstoS or THE RgADfNd RAILROAD
70 CHESTER tie 18th instant the Read
Ing Rtilroad Company will take pnssessi on
Of tho old line of the Phila.. Wilmington
and Baltimore Railroad, between GRAY .
Ferrv aud Ridley Junction, adjacent To
Chest ef.
Thiswill be called the Philadelphia and
Chester Branch Of the Rcadint Railroad
and we believe the new line will only hf
open for freight.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-07-12

FATAL AoClDENT.-On the 9Th Inst
Mr.. Jacob Hurst, an old and faithful
employee Of Ilamblln, Baker n Co., OF
Fishing Island, was almost instantly
N.d. Mr.. II. was under canoe In the
rl way pit helping TO elevate the boat
wl,n The screws tripped and the boat
fell. crushing him into the side Of the
pi Princes A',as True Mdrylander.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-07-12

THE COMPANY TO DISCONTINUE BUSINESS
HERE AND AT wILLIAMsPOkr AND RR'
MOVE TO OXFORD.
The Eureka Bed.bottom Manufacturing
Company are about closing contract fol
furnishing the members of the oxford
Car Company with bed-bottOme. This l.
quite an extensive contract, as the mum
Der of persons connected with the com
pany is quite large.
The Eureka Company will soon re
move their manufacturing business from
this city and Willlamsport, Penna., I,
Oxford. They do this because the facili
ties offered by the new Car Compan'
there are much superior TO those the.
now enjoy.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-07-12
ruR ANNuAL REPORT or THE Ci'rY snLtciT'
COMMITTEE REPOnTs. KrC.

The regular weekly meeting Of CITY
Cant,cti ,ns held Thursday night, President
Mnris in the Chair.
M Ths Slreet Gammissioner reporicd q men
- 10 hnrsrs and carts employed last week.
efThe Watering Committee reported in
favor OF extending the water mpes on on
sfrset between Fourth and Fifth, and on
ssi,th street betWeen Jackson and Van
Ia,,rcn
Tbe reports were adopted.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-07-12

RrMoRED MuRprR-The Princess Anne
True HoryirHier says IL WINS reported there
last week THAT Dr. l.ankiurd, son Of Isaac
:. lAnkiprl, living Ia TINT vicinity, was
killed By being hit with a two pound weight
ia the temple thrown By man named
Heath
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-07-12

BASE BAIL.-We have received note
purportlng to come from the Correspond
Ing Secretary OF the Qulekstep Base Ball
Cldb OF this city, denying that there Is to
be any match between that club aud the
rammany, Of New Castle. Our New
Castle reporter says the match ia post.
DOned
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-07-12

STOCKHOLDERS MEETING. - the
meeting Of the stockholders Of the Eastern
Shore Railroad, held on Tuesday week a,
the office OF the Company, in Princess
Anne, but 1922 shares were represented.
II takes 1900 shares TO make quorum,
so no business was transacted.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-07-12

prpLisuED EVERY SATURDAY By
cuOASDALE &c CAMERON,
40. $40 MARKET STREET,
.,,otuInE the Gity Hail.
TERMS ~ SUBSCRIPTION
o,,,. nOILAR AND-A-HALF A YEAR
Payable In advance.l
g.. subscriptions must be paid Invariably
IN tdianee.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-07-12

Roy HURT. "A boy named David
lin ter, employed in the steam bakery,
F,lh and Walnut streets; had his arm
caught in a pair of dough rolls Tuesday
sltrrnoon. They bruised IL considerably,
Inf Aid not break any bones.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-07-12

B.U.C. AIT stated meeting, OF
Emerp Use Circle No. 8. b. U. III. FL q.
held July Z, the following Officers
were Installed for the ensuing term;
G.. W, Edwin +. Morrow c. j, VIM.
Pamuury; q. F., WA. Hanna, II. H.,
B,ri. Admins Treas, Geo. II. Leech
" Of u, Leonard Pancosti W. Of N,
Tl.os Powick Rep. to Grand Circle
snmucl File.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-07-12

delaware BoSDs.-The payment OF
thr July interest Of these bonds com
me-. eed ON the let. The debt OF the state
n, which the interest Is to be paid Is
S.9j. 900. The interest tl5, $50.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-07-12

BRANnYwtNE SrRiSGs.-This lovely and
convenient summer resort ia rapidly Milling
mp with guests. mud the prospect now Is
that by the end Of this week the house VIII
he filled 10 rs utmost capacity. Those now
there arc delighted with the place. aud II
is certainly looking very beautiful since the
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-07-12

lornNALisTlc T. Howard Moore has
snl out his interest in the Democratic
Mwengtr, published at Snow Hi, Md.,tc
Gmrte NJ. Upshur, E'q. Mr.. u. is now
,,,t. itoprietor Of the Messenger.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-07-12

MEETING AND APPOINTMENT or A COM
MITTRE TO EOMINATE SEW MEMBERS.
Wednesda,itbe Republican City Execu-
tive Committee held meeting at their
rooms. John W. Hawkins was called to
the Chair, and Frank Nolen elected Sec
rotary pre- tenn. The object of the meet
ing was stated to be to appoint COM
mittee OF one from each ward to present
the names of gentlemen to act as the
City Executive Committee for the ensu-
ing year, and also TO nominate a Chair
man, Secretary and Treasurer for the
committee.
A motion to appoint the following gen
anmen as the committee then prevailed
add thty were instructed to report ut an
evlourned meeting to be held on Saturday
ening,
First Ward-Isaac Darlington.
SocOnd-John V. Chiisty.
Third-John Graham.
Fourth Allen Smith.
Fifth-H. +. Pickcls.
Sixth-I. j. jenkins.
seventh-George Dorsey.
Eighth-JOhn Y. Richardson.
Ninth james l.. Hawkins.
Tenth-Daniel Stewart.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-07-12

NOTICE. -OBlTuARY.
- Atatber ~ is Il. sed smother si,t r Y "a
ueaven- Anna Mary oiurs is dead The
he asgsi asl mel let fall the ringing, Eeldeu
tch, and stood aisr, willis Auna, dressed In
har revalit ~ eternal felicity passed IN from the
anie.r om OF earth { the stipend US lodge room
Heave'. Wren the ur arrives may We AL
IS ..'hle tn. re 10 hava = glori0us .e-pnioa In
tiis bright atte-eal hslds The 1eata OF such =
woman h sufficient To cause The tinsre regret Of
IN, fiand aud slthough wa are sWsrs taAtno
.eai tieA here can last. aud that tho dearest
hi. nds p ust part; aud a though We believe she
cas- a mOurning wauderer, aad h4s noW sain a
her hnma II placeful rest; stll hare Il feeling
CHI ract sristic II our br. thaFhnOd, ~ long Tor
hfr y e-auca So deem an tinpreasien did ahs
ctusad such reaction 10 our mindt that y VIII
be- q long time ere We recover from the shock.
hi II that dismal cloud which envelopes the
lature esuli oniv be penetrated, Aad eternly
ch nge ia mankind wsuld b. realized But
SsreWell, Anna. thou aft gO-e far from this
wo a o. ftrlfe, but ever wil Thy remembfAnee
b che ish,d " III love- lhe'siore' ,.,.s,.s,.
to the will u cur Heavenly fathe- We ars rot
! iuHansibls that we as \ society, havs lost =
ResoIred. That We deeply sympaihiIs With the
| bar.. we'd family and Telstivss in their ahleuos.
AMI Wnu eominsud them TO Him who 10 sysr
ready t. mfo't hose who ara sorrowfuli and
| Resafred, That, a. 4 further trbate Of rtspe -
tn Tue memory u Our departed sister, the shhrtef
" our Grotto bs dTAped In mcu RlnG TOT hAs'y
Rssn1p.d Thata copy Of these resolutions be
presa ted to the friends 81 the deseAHsa alator.
kespssttul y submitted. ,r,,,uv
joins HEnRY PUBL.
DANIEL HULL,
PATfRNGE HULL,
ELIZABETH SIDDALL-
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-07-12

1T WILL POSITIVELY COME OFF TO-DAY
THE OPPOSING CREWS.
Tho boat race postponed some weeks
ago on account Of an accident 10 one OF
the boats, will certainly take place
this evening, the beats starting from
Third street bridge and going over the
course originally proposed, to round the
pier Of the Wilmington " Western X. r.
bridge aud back.
The boats will start as soon as the
steamboat FELTON, gets out Of the way
which will probably be at $50. The
crews Of the two clubs will be as follows
Pioneer-stroke. W. II. Smith; 2nd
A. d Warner "a, john Dixon 4th, W
j. McClary 9th, Arthur Smith bow, w
II. Frances eovwain, A. d. Poole.
Undlne--H. f. Cause, stroke ! ii. w
Cause, End G. Calico, 3rd j. Caleb, 4th
W. W. Lobdell, 9Th Geo. g. Lobdell
Jr., bow j. l.. jackson, COX vain.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-07-12
The Dover Jail Breakers.


TOWNSEND.
Carpenter and the three other negroa VINO
eseaned from Dover iail ten days since are
still at large. They took To the. swamp
after their escape and remained for some
DAYS near the mouse NLcFc IArpentef
father lives. u seems they separated thefe
northerly course. TN tho " Fourth W they
arrived 1T Townsend aud the sheriff OF
Kent was notified Of their whereabouts
but the fugitiyes getting wind OF TINS lett
and have not been heard Of since.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-07-12

FanriNG FEMALES Monday night,
s.,, raj cularcd women who had been at
tr,lmr Il pic-nic at Sylvan Springs, got
nn fight on Delaware avenue and
inpishcd each other to their hearts con-
lent a man of their own color attempted
io paii them when they ali turned upon
lIu,, and with umhrelias aud other
D. rl,s Of that description, pumneled
! fp Io such an extent that he found II
Oh M ssaiy 10 retreat without ceremony.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-07-12

CnNrRArr AwAHpRp.--Mr. Charles A..
Wcidner, nf this city. has been awarded the
contract. nv the Treasury department Tor
the tehuildingof the Revonue Gutter VIM.
"a. Seward" NJ hs bid Of $4,000. New
boilers will he erected and the machinery
he completely overhauled, and tho hull re-
built, Tho vessel now lies at Weidner's
wharf and IN few days the work Of repair
Lnn viii mo nnlnlmnmnnl. - hnaler Arlra.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-07-12

pHrnr BrrNFn The depot, ticket Office
and store house Of the Wilmington aud
Reading Railroad ~ Cnucnstpga station,
was burned A. late hour of Friday mig 7
week. when the lire was discovered the
Hsmcs had ntendv hurst through the roof.
The store house had heru erected by Mr.
Jacob Sedcl. aud tho business Of buying
aud selling grain there was In charge Of his
son. Oue hundred bushels Of wheat and a
quantity Of oats were consumed with the
building. II WAS u frame structure.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-07-12

FAILEp.-Wm. BiehmAnn, Jr., morocco
manufacturer, on Fifth street, near Orange
hiss failed, and been adiudged bankrupt OF
his own petition
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-07-12

RRstos D.-Rcv. A. q. Helton has re
signed the pastorate NJ the Presbyterian
Church At Princess Anne after having hlled
Il for II years. The resignation has not
yet been accepted. II is Htmored that he
has received the appointment Of principal
Of Newark, Delaware Academy, the SALARY
Of which position is s25OO.-SnoW HH Mes
enuUg4
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-07-12

ApPRRcIATIvE subscriber TO tho DBL.
AWARE STATE JOURNAL writes us thar :
"Your STATE JouREAL is the most readable
aud newHy paper It is my privilege TO read. y
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-07-12
MARKET REPoR rs.


Thursday, iniy TO- ls7a
COrToN.-Priccs have declined. small
sales OF midalinga are reported ~ 2O'aG2lc,
per hhl for Upland and New Orleans.
fgrRoLEuM continues very quiet We
quote crude At l2iidl2iac. IN hhls., aud
standard white Mt lsc. Tor export.
GRoCKRIEs are unphalgc in prices.
FLouW.-IhcTe Ia rather more demand
from the home consumers but shippers arc
not operating to any extent, aud prices are
hrmer About 400 bhls. sold. including SUI
pertinc at $L7dft4.2i, extras, All lefi5; Iowa
aud Wisconsin extra family at 50 25u6.Tj /,
Minnesota do, do. AZ a. Of 80; PenusS lNania,
ohio aud Indiana do do. At s7ts 20; lou
hhls. dimrd Mills, made ot new wheat, at
$3.50 and fancy brands At ~ b1Hl ~. rs in
quality. Rye flour sells at - 20 80. In corn
meal no sales,
GRAiS.-1hc Wheat market rules steady.
but there ~ not much doing; sales OF 5000
| bushels PennA. and Western red NJ Al as4H
Lee amber NJ al7Oml5j; white nj y .6alr
/ Isl; Nos. and l spring AZ $LJjf l.5U. and
! Rio drandc ~ n 90. Rye Is nominal. Corn
| is firm and ip fair demand. Sales Of 5000
! bushels At d6nlAc. for yellow, hlalide. Tor
mixed, and 10000 bushels Of mixed On pri.
waite terms. Oats are unchanged. Sales of
1000 bushels Western at iafD&1c. for white,
and 4Og4ac. for mixed, The receipts to-day
| are as follows 1868 bills. Hour, u, 500 hushels
wheat, 1000 bushels corn, 1900 bushels oats
| $50 hbls. whiskey.
PRovisIONs,-rheFe Is very little doing
but PRICES are nrmer. Mess PORK is selline
!
fgi5c do. sides At l0c. Sailed Shoulders a
fl1c. Smoked do. at Size. and Lard at qc.
SKKDs.-Cloverseed is dull. We quote n
I9sc per 10. Timothy sold at s575 ant
Flaxseed at ". % per bushel.
tBy Telegraph.
PHILADELPHIA, June ii.-Cotton dull
2O82044c. Flour, lair demand for hes
grades, others nominal; superine - -
fenna, Ohio and Indiana extra family
: s7.50Hs.25, Rye -four dull, $50.
! Wheat dull red, fi.5s0 go; amber 81
I Gallo; white. Sl.7O0sl.s5; new Dclawar
! red, $40. Germ 40 iair demand yellow, o.
p n5sc; mixed, aatpi7c. Oats. in better de
IA maud white, 45dl1c; mixed, SsDi2c.
e Whisky DUH AZ @l4e.
c Gold sl.l6,
CATTLE MARKET.
q Reeves very dull common to extra Penn
y Western steers. 4a7l,. sheep rather lowe
II 495la. Hogs dulli lower s1G5.2j per cw
i Some city Council committees are yci
n negligent Of business before them.
e Ned Leary has sworn OF from drinklr
v for the rest Of his natural life and talks
gettingup eolored lodge Of Good templar
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-07-12

DEATH FROM ScALniNG.-Eva Jones,
little girl living at 1886 Wilson street, fell
into hole near Pussy BrotAcrs factory. IN
Monday night. The hole was filled with
boiling water and the child WAS so severely