Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-23

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District OF Peunsyvanla, located at West Ches-
ter, has been sent us by tho Principal GEORGE
l. Maris, A NJ. Both sexes are educated in Ia.
Institution, and attention Is particularly paid to
training OF teachers In the list of pupils we
hnd the names OF Maggie Crosby, Wilmington
CARA Lawrence, Wilmington Maggie McCArty,
Hockessln Harry Nj. Appleton, Odessa: vii.
nam U. Philips, Falkland George W. Polk
SLsfles u l. Polk, and Cyrus Polb Odessa and
Walter Woods, MacDonough
WHAT READlNu SAYs.-Mayor Evans, of Read
ing publishes the following proclamation in the
papers Of that city:
PROCLAMATION!
MAYORS OFFICE CITY OF READING, !
,,, June ~, 1873,
vices made OF gun powder. or other cumbusti6l,
materials, are hereby no ued not y OFF the sam
or sale prior 10 the Fourth day OF Ju4y 9th Hist
Ordinance - O'''
ANY person VIII shall fire, Or assist to lsht or fire
ny siu'o IocAel y explosive material, VIII be SUBJ
''S' i.yS,t ~ aires'' Z. +. EVANS, Mayor.
Az ENJOYABLE TREAT.-The Post officials of
this City enjoyed delightful treat of ice cream
al the post office OD Saturday evening throupl,
tile Kindness and liberanly Of Mr. DAVIS Allssl.
lnef one OF the letter carries. Mr.. Mlssirner has
Tor conslderble length OF time been in delicate
health part OF which time he was confined To
Ills house, but having 50 far recovered to be Abla
TO attend to light duties at the Post office and
remembering the kindness OF his frenun dnrin5
Ills sickness. lie took this manner of expressinI
his appreciation OF their kind attentions FuI
Justice was done to the Ice cream from the Post
Master to the last On the eeataogue of employees
with many earnest wishes, for the speedy return
OF perfect health to the generous donor
HoME FROM THEIR WESTERN TRn.-George
W. Bush and wife, and Edward Belts and vile
| returned on Saturday from extended trims
through tue Interior States. They did not trAy-
el Ia company, but met each other at seyeraI
polhts, one OF these being Springfield, where
they FOUND heY. Chas. ID. shaw and family the
| popular pastor Of Central PRESBYTERIAN Church
| IN this city. Mr., Shaw and family are epioriup
held. te
The trip OF Mr. Belts and wife extended to
Louisville MIR. Bush and wife went to st paul
| They report all the country through which they
travelled al suffering severely from drought
AT Niagara Falls, the people declared they had
had no rain since very early in May.
SAD DEATH OF YouNa LADY.-A few weeks
| ago young lady, who had just left boarding
school, came from her home i'll riffiu, Ohio on
| visit to some friends in Phlladelphia After
| remaining there short time about two week.
| ago she came to Odessa to visit a schuolmats
| lille there she su den taken ill and DIR
Hamilton being called, he at once saw there was
but little hope of her recovery, aud advised that
lsr friends be notified, This was done, and her
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| bed side OF his daughter. 1t was then decided
to take her home, and, accompanied by her phy-
aciah. the sorrowful party started Tor OHIO On
reaching home the stricken girl was found great
| ly exhausted, and by the next evening she who
| had left home 80 well and happy few weeks
before. mad passed to another world.-Aildie-
| touE Transcript
SAILED FOR EURoPE.-The Cook Excursion ,,
| Parry, including one hundred and hfty-two per-
sons sailed from New York for Glasgow, on the
/ steamship Victoria. Of the Anchor Line on Sat.
1 day at noon Among the passengers we're the
| three ladies of this cy, already named Priscilla
| speaknan, Emma Worrell, and Maggie Bring
| hurst and Mrs Phillips Of Kennott Square :
Mrs. Roman, Of Trenton and Miss Lily Yardley,
Of fardeyyille, Penna. Several of our Whining
| ton people saw tue party on, and gave them a
| parting hand-shRke. Joseph Bringhurst, MIR
and Mrs. Clement b. Smyth, Mr.. Case and wife
| (Lizzie York Case and others, were at the dock
| to see the ship 90 out There was quite crowd
board, until at II o'clock all who dld not belong
there were ordered ashore, and at ~ 20 the Vic.
i tUTid swung out into the river and steamed down
i the Bay. She had excellent accommodations in
all particulars, for her passengers, and we hope
they will return in safety from very pheasant
| trip.