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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-07-04

KILLED ny LIaHTNiNo. Saturday.
during a storm. Stanley short, OF Frank
ford, while working on one Of the cottages
being erected At Rehoboth, was struck by
lightning and killed. II we mistake not
Mr. Short was quite young man. and was
married to a western lady only about year
since.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-07-04
I)ENEsYLVANlA RAILROAD-On and after
y y MOhbAr, June sTd, 1873, trains leave Depot
Thirty second and Market streets



Thirty second and Market s,fesis
MAINE LINE WESTWARD.
Paoli Accom-. go, s. 3Osud II IN A. milo.
" and H. m. On Sunday, 3 80. a m. and
SSrgarA Express daily, except Sunday, at
kimira aud Lock Haven Exp. exccp, Sunday.
Mail daily except suudl ". S.el. am
10 Fast Line and Erie ZAP daily, except Sunday,
harrisburg Accommo daily. except Sunday.
"a caster and York Accom-. daily. ex. Sunday
lssrkesbnrg Train daily, except Sunday, at
Pittsburgh EXPRESS daily. sxcsp, Sunday. at
ciaeinnatl Express daily, $40 p. IN.
southern Express daily, 10. ~, u. M
Resclas Express and Erie all, daily, u. rs, T. N.
bils MAI, Saturday might, russ only to VIII
Transport Emigfant Express y No, 4, m
cred al lat harhei street by 81 clock y. m
NEW YORK DIVISION.
Exrress for Nav York. 80. 3. no. alaud
" m ], - 3, o 30 aud Il. b y. ~. Y ~
milddni.ht Sunday Traiqs, 2 ~. 3. 40. a. nj. ;
Enigraht Tf4i4 fer NV York 70 midnight.
"a AaeiSp,9n~odapon for Trenton t,S, n. m ~
PROM KEEsISaroS DEPOT
hor New York. 2 -, a. III and 3. II, y. NJ
bnsileion, 60, a. M; " noon; 0 II aud Z, d,
y. m. ~
. 99d,en'ee3, n, 7Sl, 10, ms2i5, &i5. l. g.,
New Biunswick and intermediate stations. at
2, 10, m.
FOR nELvinERE uivIsloN.
Bxp ess fuI Trenton. Lsmtartville Phillirs-
burg, Eastuu, Scranton, etc Ia. A. IN mi
1, m,
Way Trains to tambeityilla aud FIeniugtop.
IVA ~ thd D. N. For feuuingtoo, 75O. ii
Accommodation for Belyidsre. 0 81. .. m.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-07-04

NoAs auT HEVRRHBRsT QU-
- TITS ~ farnace. range and stove coal
Dry and veil Aefsened, are delivered from our
.eli.seIeeninE bins. Also, Oumbsrland and Cissr
seld Ply mi neus coal Of the best qualities exc,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-07-04

GoiNa AHEAp-Messra James n Webb.
job printers Wilmington, Del, have sue
cceded IN adjusting heir financial diiicul-
ties with their creditors, on the basis
agreed upon some time ago. by majority
Of their number. that lie, the payment Of
sixty cents on the dollar, with interest, IN
annual instruments. running ten years from
date, We are glad ~ hear that the business
will he continued West Chester Record,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-07-04
A THRIVING INSTITUTION.


West Chssrsr Normal school-Desolp-
hon OF the Buildins-The New Prin-
cipal-The FacsltY.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-07-04

RACING AT NtHlETHkN fAhh.-f tluh9
week quite a crowd gathered AZ Schuet-
zen park to witness the racing. For the
butchers race, Kate, Dolly, Flora, Jenney
and Andy were entered. The race was
closely contested and after i've heats won
hy Flora-lenny second and Dolly third.
Time. 3l4, no time, 3.l4. 3l2, 3l5. In the
slow race three horses started, number OF
those entered not putting In An appearance,
Sir Archy. Bullet and Fashion started.
Bullet proving himself the slowest horse
was declared the winner Fashion second
and Sir Archy third. Time, 7.05, 7.O3, 7.l2.
MARyLAvn ITEMs.-Miss Jennie Pattcr-
SON. - southern lady of rare beauty and
accnmp hshmenta," has been giving Of late
"a series ui readingslin several Of helEAstern
Shore towns. The new African NJ. T..
Church, ut Elktnn, will be dedicated next
Sunday. An Elktou baby could not he
dressed last week because the hired girl
had appropriated all its clothing for a hustle
the night hriufc and had been delayed In
her return from the visit she was
making John X. noame, living near
Port Deposit. was bitten by copper
head snake last week. hut whisky aud
chicken cntrails saved him. New potatoes
are being shipped from WirOmirO and other
counties in large quantities, and ale bring
ing from si To = per b. in northern cities.
Gfi-neld expects the coming season To be "a
brisk one Tor oyster packers there, and they
AZ" making preparations tor II. Mosquitoes
are a. present very troublesome IN the
lower couu'ies of the Eastern shore. At
the hireting nf the directors Ut the Wicomi-
co ana pocomnkr riilruad, held recently.
the net receipts Of the company for the past
wear were shown 70 be- sld.uuu, and the road
repurtcd 10 be tn a fOutishtng condition.
Tine county commissioners Of the tAsicrt
shore counties, have. in many instances,
completed the N ok at making out . state
aud county levy. which Will be- from 20 10 s5
GENTS nu the one hurdrcd dollars worth ui
ms .l'le property some person severely
stabbed Webster Richardson. ~ Ncwtuwn.
| las week. j. VI, Gr ,lfnu TELL from "A load
of lHmhrr near He'd Lion. last week, and
was rnu over 10y the wagon snd almost III
/ st.utly KILLED. Pilot Town. Cecil county,
| has q soap Stone mill that Turns out five
/ TONS of the material q DIZZY Alexander
l"uusln. ruI irrd who recently escaped
iiuu the ] fuu l4ii has been rceHpiurrd.
D. 'wY II. brurrtf OF klktun has hcrn hli-
uuiu D. nu additional railway post % clerk
f h.twVeu Nhs'unl Iou tui New York. a
.@rN.'i riut pt ~tnit bail players amuSe
Do" pr'-orrts DO tAo htktuu jail every aitcr
huuu hl p4.ylAg 100 the yard ul the ltil.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-07-04

BuRGLARY.- Friday morning week about 3
o CLOCK an unknown man. by climbing upun
the ience Ia the yard OF the house No. sia
o,Ange street, occupied hv Mrs King.
tneeted au entrance into The dwelling
through the window. The man then went
into the room occupied by James Christy,
Mrs. KS son.in-law. and emptied his
pockets OF their contents Amer this he
proceeded 10 Mrs. Kings room. but made ~
much noise she Awoke and demanded who
Wal Ia her room. Mr.. Christy Awoke about
this time aud asked Mrs. King what the
difficulty was. That instant, the burglar
being frighted, he returned TO Mr.. C.'s
room In trot and sprung out Of the back
window and fell upon the pavement Ne
Ola not tarry long, hut picked himself IN
and quietly left the neighhorhoOd with
whatever he had been able TO steal while in
the house.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-07-04

c-ANNuAL ELECTION The annual election
for officers for St Peters Beneficial Soclety
took place Monday with the following
reaulti
President-George Chance.
Vice Presldent-Thomas Fedigan.
Seeretarv-Iames Monaghan.
TreAsurer--tfeorRe O'Neill.
Messenger-Hugh Quigley.
MaTshal-Joseph J. Breen.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-07-04
AMB1Y DIVISION.


From Pittsburgh, 2 %, q. 40, q. IN. 70 n, p m.
gu, no. ., ~; 49, p. M except Monday
From bria and VIII iamspuit. q %. a. M, daiiy
except Monday, And $50 , IA d lily, exespt
sund y; From Bu1al, apd Niagara Falls , 81.
= ~ dSlly' eNsapt Monday. From LOea Haven,
J. ORR y %, A. y 10 u % tksns T. m Il 10
u; AS -, 4, 81, Mems 8, 7B 9l2,
y y. ~ ~ II a., p. IA ana u A. a. ~. Fr IA
htslon' fhi ~ burg, aud Lambsr Vile IL 81.
p - henslnSsoa Lepot S.OO. lO.S2, a. nL an !
slespirg-ear tickets can be h d a a0l Oh .stnut
s.Iret. aud DssOi, 1hirly second an Ma.ket
Union TIauHfer Goa pauy will cal for aud
ehtca bag ag IRON ro'el- and re- ieuoeH Time
erhs a Ia mi rnatt. Ca be Oh aiued . I the
DEPICTS aud Ferry hainsd above, AID At the
iuliUwitE
T,eyp, No. e0l Chestnut 1t est
iiohEr OfflCks; 80. t3S Chestnut stleet.
A. J, CAsSATT. Ii. N bnYD II
9 neral Manager. Gea. Pass. Ascent
je 2s.wu As'"''
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-07-04

y IT W1III IT VI ~
chief of Police Brady makes the follow
ing report ui the number Oi arrests for the
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-07-04

tt0r, keepers IN one and ave gallon M or BY
the barre. BY O. FOSTER, whol.t ale agent for
Belhware. Front and West MilmlnntOs, Del.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-07-04

FAfOmA,
A FARINACkOrs Fu0r FOR INFANTS A
lEVALIDs.
II contains all The elements requisite for
strength,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-07-04

sEIP W. F0WLE q sOIS, Boston, Mass.
And sold by Druggists and Dealers generally.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-07-04

FATHER AND son MEET IN THE CITY HALL
CELLS FOR THE FIRST TIME IN THIRTY
YEARS.
National Republican., 1873-05-29
TIE nEALrM or THE CITY.

There Is scarcely any question Of more
pressing importance to US as community at
tho present time than tho preservation Of the
health Of the city. The vivid picture which
our reporter painted yesterday Of tho miser-
able, abject, squalid life which thousands OF
our poorer aud more shlftless classes arc COM
PEELED to lead In the alleys and slums OF the
city cannot fail to awaken public attention to
the absolute necessity Of taking every proper
precaution, In Il sanitary point Of view, to
keep the city pure and fresh during the COM
ing heated season. Hog alley, Helrs Gate
aud Adams barracks arc so many plague
spots which will Inevitably breed plague and
pcstilence unless they are Immediately at
tended TO and the seeds Of disease and death
cradlcatod. 1t may be supposed that these
localities are merely exceptional. The fact
Is that what is true of them an d Of their
wretched inhabitants Is true Of large portion
Of the city. The foul odors that exhale from
Hog alley go up from u score II not u hun
dred Of equally filthy regions. Edith John
sons wretched hoyel-the lower floor sub
merged In filthy pool, covered with green
scum-bas hundred counterparts within
this city, the exterior Of which Is beginning
TO blossom into 50 much beauty and lowell
ness.
We have no desire ~ create an unnecessary
alarm. Washington Is no worse than other
large cities. We believe II Is a good deal bet
ter. But the report OF our representative
dIscloses condition of things that should
not be allowed to exist single hour longer
than II can be helped. In these hot, broillng
days every momont Is fraught with peril
to the entire community. Reports from diff
ferent sections Of tic country give the pre-
mouitOTy warning Of the possible coming OF
that terrible scourgc Of humanity, the cholera;
aud us long US these filthy dens are allowed
TO send up their foul smells, We
uro extending to It standing invitation TO
visit Us and reap It's ghastly harvest Of death.
The point that VIC wish particularly to impress
this morning is that We must not place our
sole dependence upon tho Board Of Health
aud is officers, however capable aud efficient
they may be. DR.. Bliss We have reason to
know, Is doing wonders, and day by day plac-
Ing the whole city under the greatest obliga-
tlon 10 him. Scarcely week passes that from
twenty TO nity OF the more foul and miserable
shAntics are not swept away aud the progress
Of disease arrested Bat II Is the duty Of each
and every ons of US, even from mere selfish
point OF view, 70 hold up his hands aud
strengthen him. Tho Legislature should see
10 Il that every Obstacle TO greater efficiency
which legislation can remove shall be re-
moved at once. Then VIC must have liberal
appropriations, 90 that during the long
National Republican., 1873-05-29

and dangerous season before US the
work Of cleansing the city shall
not DO lmpedcd and crampcd through
want Of funds. Again, each citizen should
feel that he Is constituted special health Of
ncer, and give the board every assist ance In
his power. II VIC shall only do this there Is
every reason to hope that we shall not only
escape terrible visitation this summer, but
acquire for Washington a character that will
most materially assist In increasing her pros
perity and adyanccmcut-that Of a perfectly
healthy city at all seasons Of the year. II
cannot bo denied that as community we
have immoasurably suffered from tho very
opposite reputation, q reputation which has
come down TO us from tho very foundation Of
the city, and Is pcrpetuatcd In the letters
and correspondence Of our statesmen. This
charge was to certain extent true some
years ago but II Is certainly not true ut the
present day, especially since tho late great
and substantial drainage aud other Improy @
ments have been made. Let US do all We can
to blot out these nolsomo dcns, and avert
that which Is certain TO boiall us unless the
proper precautions are taken at once.
National Republican., 1873-05-29
VIRGINIA.

The Richmond Enquirer, unable to answer
our facts and figures as TO the Virginia school
system and our arguments showing the
baselcss claims Of the Conservative party of
that State In the matter of public education,
has become quite angry aud indulgcs In the
following polite and chlvalrous stralni
''The REPUBLICAN has lied without excuse;
lied, after contrary knowledge; lied, when the
writer knew that he would keep his body safer
than his soul.n
This terrible Indignation makes Us fairly
shivor In our boots, and causes us to open
our Southern mall with the greatest appre-
hcnslon lest II may contain an Invitation to
meet our angry eotcmporary at some uuroa-
sonable hour In the morning behind brace
Of navy reyolyers. We cntrcat this wrathy
editor TO keep his temper. The weather Is
entirely too warm.
The Norfolk Journal Is In u much more
aniiablo mood. Its editor appears to have
the brains to sec and the honesty to acknowl-
edge the force Of our arguments. Comment
Ing on the same article which has caused the
hot blood Of the Enquirer mau to boil over
with passion, the Journal says
"The censoriousness Of our contemporary Is
characterized, OF course, by the usual amount OF
apology for, no palliation o. our shortcomings.
But theIe Is scarcely room for us to dispute the
charges, for however the facts may be exag.
gorated and the truth In some instances dis
torcdi yet In the main the REPUBLICAN docs us
no Injustice. II Is good thing to have an en-.
emy TO teach US our shortcomlngs, and perhaps
the best policy lies iu a candid admission aud an
earnest effort TO repair them"
Aud again
''such an array OF facts aud figures might
readily induce the belief among all, which so
many already entertain, that Jur present system
Of schools amounts to little more, Is scarcely Of
greater advantage 70 Us than no system At all.
What can we expect OF class Of teachers who
consent to serve for wages less than an ordinary
day lAborer, or the commonest menIal Of house.
hold recsiyes7 II Is fact, too, that many Of
our cOuItry schOol-houses arc but slight i'm
proyements upon the comm honest cattie-sheds
II Is possible for US TO do better, infinitely
that the press will use Its inru ence to arouse
the people to right appreciation of the import
ance Of this subject, that the press and the
people may both take greater interest, and use
greater energy for the success OF the free school
| establishment"
This Is in much better taste and temper.
There are one or two points, however, to
which we must take exception. We dISa.
vow all unfrloudllncss toward the State OF
Virginia. On the contrary, We want to sec
her become great and rich and prosperous,
and worthy Of her olden fame, and In oxact
proportion as her citizens arc educated ant
enlightened will she become so. Lying OF
her borders, and dependent upon her foi
much of our own prosperity, We take III,
deepest Interest IN her welfare. That Is all
National Republican., 1873-05-29
[oFFIcIAL.l
wan DEPARTMENT,
ADyUrAsr 0ENKnAL's OIIIck,

Wan DEPARIMEST,J
ADJUrANr 0ENKRAL's OTFICE, ,
MAsHIS0roH, May ~, ls1a
General OTdsTs No, G9.
The attention OF onicers Of the army Is called
TO section II OF the act approved June 20, 1870
entitled "An act to establish the Department Oi
Justice" published In General Orders No. 80,
Headquarters OF the Army, Adjutant Generals
once, July I, 1910, and strict observance Of It's
repulrements-by which toe subject OF employ.
ment OF counsel at the expense OF the United
ment OF Justice-is hereby epJOlned upon them
when necessity arises ~ counsel to deient
Oflcers In cases connected with their public du
ties, the matter should be reported through In
termedlate commanders to the AdIutant Genera
for reference 10 the Department OF Justice
BY order OF the Secretary Of War.
u. d. TOWNSEND,
Adjutant General.
National Republican., 1873-05-29

WHY WILL CORRESPONDENTS persist In
tolegraphing all manner Of rumors about Sec
rotary Richardson For the twentieth time
We contradict this morning the report that
he Is about to resign. There is small clique
Of politicians who, for purposes Of their own,
would like to sec change In the Treasury
Department but they cannot be gratihcd for
some time TO come which Is sad.
National Republican., 1873-05-29

"TuT RErRFsEsTLuvEs OF tho principal rail.
ioad companies" says an exchange, "are at
present agtatlng the possibility Of abOllshing
the free.pRss systom.r What Is tho use Of
agItatIng ~ Why don't they 80 10 WORK and
dDit?
National Republican., 1873-05-29

The Albany argus has arrived At the conclu-
sion that at Is Impossible for the Republican
party to seek the path which made the Democ-
rloy great, and through II the nation" Repub-
lUans will not he inclined 10 dissent from this
opinion,
National Republican., 1873-05-29

4 SOCIETY," T0R THE PREVENTION OPsRUELTY
TO ANIMALS inaugurated Its labors In Cincinnati
a few days ago by breaking up dog-1ght, aud u
local paper says "that one OF the dogs. was taken
TO the statiOn-house to be used as a witness
It would be an additional cruelty to the dog to
compare his intelligence with that OF his master.
National Republican., 1873-05-29
BOARDING.

DoARDING.-BoARD, WITH OR WITHOUT
ID Rooms, In . good locality, convenient 10 the
Executive Deparinents. Apply at gib Twelfth
National Republican., 1873-05-29
PlNEY POINT HOTEL,
FORMERLY "THE PAVILION"
PIncy Point, Maryland.

This delisbtful sunrfn-r resott situate on the Po.
nfton. ninety mhee. has bosn leased by the under.
SIGNED for term q Yeas, and will be open for the
proprietorthp the house has been thoroughly reno.
Yated, mAkIng the spppintmcts far superior 70 any
the deoaelcs "a the season from the Norfolk. bslti
more and wAshingtpu markets.
AmussmentS, bowling, billiards, boating. hshing,
bathing, oroquet and QUOT grounds, &C.
sU- Grab and oIp,or Lunch will bs served daily.
Terms-e2do pOr day; per week; children half
price.
~ No excursion parties will be allowed TO land
'"'' CHAs H. PARKER. Proprietor.
tU-ste.tlgor Lady Of the Lake leaves Washington
every Monday spd IhurndAy At . p m; qeorHisnna
caves Baitin,orN Tuesday al y. m; Vanderbilt
leaves baltimore FnI@r s p. m: Columbia leaves
urday Al 4 % m myReou
National Republican., 1873-05-29
LOST AND FOUND.

NAME TO THE SUBSCRIBER on THE 96Tn
SJinatAnt, u DARK RED COW, with one horn
turned down, and the right hind leg white. and
white stripe ON her back. The owner will come
forward prove property EsE, spsTes Spd iSke her
ny1slt'
National Republican., 1873-05-29
The ynledlciory.

Thomas D. Yeager was then Introduced, and
delivered the yaledictory address, In which, after
referring TO the noble profession Of the law, he
said We are aware that the desire OF Washing
ton to establish national university at the capt
tai Of our nation has not yet reached Its fulnll-
ment. Yet we feel assured, judging from the
Of the work, II will ere long take Its rank, as was
contemplated by your lllustrious predecessors.
Mr.. Yeager then returned thanks TO the chan
reOr, vice chancellor aud faculty for their untlT-
ing efforts in the course OF their instruction, and
concluded his remarks by feeling allusiOn TO his
fellOw-graduAtes, who were about TO separate
and bid farewell TO the university they ali loved
so well
National Republican., 1873-05-29
IN THEsuPREMEcounT THE DISTRICT
Il OF COItTMIJIA

u.rv NJ T. 1851. Equity Docket l.
JAMES g. Payne, trustee In this cause, having re-.
ported the sals 4 Lot y N sguare ~ with the i'm
proyementa, 10 James h, Davis for f1l Co., II tB thg
Aslh day Of May, A. u. lsia ordered that the said
sale will 10 hnaly ratified ind confirmed, unless
the 10Th day Of June next; Provided copy Of this
order be publish-d in some newspaper prtnted IN
successive weeds prior 10 the said date.. .,,,,,,
Riras csSSaIe.l, n. ), ,Mns. olsrf. -.
National Republican., 1873-05-29

The Courier des Flats Uhis, the principal or
gan ofthe French In this country, does not re-
gard the overthrow Of the Thiers Government
with much favor. 1t believes that 1t Is against
national sentiment against the electoral body,
against France, against the republlc-more
than that, against the new founded order,
against peace, against confidence within and
without" &c., &C. stlll II IL confident that the
victory Of the monarchlcal party will be barren,
and the republic will ultimately triumph.
National Republican., 1873-05-29

HERE Is TIE CONSISTENT POSITION Of the Wiz
ginla opposition press:
I. The Radicals" are destroying the country
by rulnous taxation.
Q. WIN the "Iiadlcal' majority In Congress
please take forty millions Of dOllars out Of the
national treasury TO build the James River canal7
National Republican., 1873-05-29
ID A Il q A Ms.

ARGA1Ns.
FURNISHED HOUSE.
A good siEod furnished House, near the Post
once for rent very low by tho year, TO responsL
bio teuaDt Tho same for sale At bargain.
CHEAP LOrs-sPECULATQRS ATTENTION.
Fart Of s.iua'e In the northwestern portion Of
IN. city, adluinina tbs recent purchases Of Tho
Ring" soesiled, At low nsure rare chance
for rapid advance.
SUBURBAN PLACE.
A hne place OF thirty.nve arrer, with modern mnn-
llOn, IN aood condition. Will exchange for city
property al = sacriffce.
TWO SQUARES
in northern section of the gity, OF portions Of same
Parties desirtny 10 btfhA can have Arranisg gments
made 70 pay very little case, sud l9ans viii be rro
Iinil Al uEO u, COBUHN,
bsS ainth street,
my9a or Address LNeh Boz 30.
National Republican., 1873-05-29
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National Republican., 1873-05-29
Remarks Of Judge Casey.

The graduates then filed upon the stage, and
were addressed on behalf Of the faculty by
Judge Casey, who said his duty, although light,
was pleasant one. It was to assure them that
during the two years OF their study they had
conducted themselves In such a manner as to
win the regard and respect aud confidence Of the
faculty. They now send them forth with the
oficlal charter Of the University TO labor In the
world OF men. Ills advice to each one was TO
United States; then II they failed they would be
htted for any other position. lie expressed the
wish that their paths through life might be
strewn with flowers, and that they might al
ways have US fair audiences as were present,
and then In the name Of the faculty bale them
God speed.