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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-18
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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-18

LNoR RKNT-The millinery store. No. ses King
4 street. Apply Isb1s-n RlThlS.
a tNOA RENT-A Dairy arm, 1853 acres, In Brandy
n wine Hd, two mlleA from Wilmington, half
mile from kdgemo0r station, p, W. b. K. H.
apply 10 q ii. 0OhGON,
febs,t s,tid&W No. SM Market street.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-18

ENUh RENT-TFo large conAecL ng roolus III the
- thirt-story Of the Savile Dul ding, for society
RieetingA " for light. manufaUturieg, Apply To
ALEX. S.aVfLLk,
febl,u 5l2 market 4.Feet.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1873-03-06
EoAasssss n Ksae Gsaasy-gksae PreeaevAaa
II AeAAnoa.


toossss3oaAs1os a ~ osaasresa.l
OAMDss, Massh,A.
Seeing frequently In your columns. notes Of
improvements In che ssats.I would suggest that
saong tbs Asst IN Kent eosasy in importance, 10
farmers especially. 10 shs extensive "Aldsn Evap-
Grating Houss." loestsd 1t Ristug eun. oos uila
from Lshanoe and ~ miles fso3 Oamdsa. Ths
.Earuer's Fruit Pfeservins Company" organ
ssc md Tress. nd JasoS q. brown. ssps.; scd
broke ground for tber building. Nay ii, is7a,
md liGhted the first Ars 10 their fuzuacs July 1.
Thslr nain building n - y 90 fss4, stosies
high. With boiler hooss 10 By % test, and I'd.
fos seortng fruit. They have 10 boiler Of Cd
bore power, and . is hosss power engine, fos
drtvinS the fans. 10. In tie main buildjn9.
thses are Two Alden svaposatess, each contain.
Ing ROO liussl fsst OF .tsan Pipe and each con
fsa, espshas Of sosang 1000 cubic feet OF air pei
n sir b sorssd throush the heated pine
Themes thssneh the t1nnea a tAa svapoeatoes
Each tunnel will hold " bushsls Of pared
pssehos.. srrangsd 10 wire ecrsens. or trays
they are rsnovsd. while othsrs are inserted b.
low. The full capacity Of sash evapoEatos Il
20 tons (dry fruit Ter season.
In The ssnnsry attached they put up quite q
Tho sesablishmsnt uesd sttsr getting late
start aad running until Nov. lst Is. 900 basksts
Of tomAtoss, 1900 baskets Of pesohes, 6, S46
baskets Of apples 100 baske&s OF beans, i6S
baskets Of pssxs. 7.670 quarts Of whortlsbssItss,
40 quarts Of blaokbsgTiss. 1000 quarts Of rssp-
lots Of pumpkios. sweet potatoes, sgg plants, Ia.
DO. They are snlarxing their tomato oanussy
70 capacity OF 500, 900 cans pee season.
The!r frnit sells readily st 50 to IS cts. per 10
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1873-03-06
FFsa NaSdA1esews

VSuvepO10onco OF the commercially
Tn Town ELEcr1oN.-On Monday. March %
our annual election for town Officers takes place,
and. judging from present appearances. lively
tine may b aAtisipa tied. Last year, politics
were ignored, bas few discontents got up q
eonteue thai was - bitter and exciting Is any po.
httoa! one could have been: It Is to be hoped
that Nd year, troy may b better sati-aed
INPRovsNaNrs. - Considerable Improvement
has beso made In our streets, during the past
year, BY additional curbing and paving, and ad-
dttioual street lamps. Altogether the wo,k Of
the retiring board has kiven general satisfaction.
Their report inst Published shows our financial
LoAH ASSOCIATIONS new loan ssssocia-
ton the "Mutuai," just incorporated by the
LegtslAturo, u progressing finely. large por.
tio1 Of the stock has already besn taken, with
Dat htsle douot that the whole amount author-
tssd b. The charter will b taken In short time.
TINS v the second Association OF this kind au-
ERTsnrAuMsa7.--Public School District, No.
=. gevs - entertainment in the Town Hall. OH
Friday evening, to fair audience, bnt not 90
large one ~ II should have beSG. aud a. in orr
opinion u deserved. The exercises consisted Of
rscta&ioos, dialogues tableaux ots. and altogeth.
e Il VA very croditsble affair. calling forth
frequent applause from the audience This IL
the hrst exhibition ever given by public school
here aud the tsacher and children Of this partio-
ua1t D0noOl are Q04o9s1nS OF great praise Tor
thstr very successful effort.
DEBATE Ii THE LYcKvx. Tho question
SHOULD W have Compulsory Eduoation'" comes
up for discussion in the Lyceum, on Monday
evening, snd some lively spArrius may DO expsc-
Ted. We are OF tho opinion that II the system Is
. necessity, Delaware stands o. much in need
OF II, . any other state. Had she adopted it
twenty years ago, she would to-day, In all probs-
bihty. have bssn nd Of many. II not All the OBJ
noxious lswA, that now stand on her statute
books ooly 70 disgracs ker In, the eyes Of all her
Whippiug-po would long ago have been things
OF the p9st, and would have been considered
BY her eetixsns ~ mere relics Of barbarism in.
stead OF civilised and christian mode Of pun
ishnsnt for crime and the petty prsjndices that
now govern and control to . GREATER or less ex.
tent oos State Legislation would ere this, have
passed away.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1873-03-06

ooQeo 10~
LsApsic lights ~ sazsss o'nlgAla.
1stp.1s b ~0ssising Lnaa Asaeeip1ions.
A fraie annMy Asae Delaware 0lg b ta2Ao1
Nv. b. Mosssll les dassstisssd - pssaah-
-: . s::! s-av asA'.' '.'''''. :.
TAs 11sAhsAsas u 0aams hsyst lsiA ~
u slsesssfM isuetaz6 sssAi.f.ilyi rs
10y e III 3 .ssVsisE
easvsass n ~nssn9 Asge n So ososk, IN.
u Creek and Hsatoa AsndFe1s.
DR. Ounmins, Of Hayfna, NOW EaguafH oeee-
pies ths pulpit u 06sist ohgsh. Doves, vhiaA D
without Rotor. .es
eayrns wn satsuA a isvisaaisa - ~ WI.
mlngtn Oopfsssnce 70 hold ~ next annual
uasstiDg In thas town.
ssvsa deaf and dumb Uslawarsans are sup
ported By tbs stats n Ne Renn1y1vuniA 1nsai|
tuts for The Deaf sod Dumb.
Henry Todd, Of Dover. has bsso apPeinsed
clerk Of he Osphaa's Coast and Register "a
Ohaoossy for KasA county In plaes Of Alsx. J..
Taylor.
Charles Tatmaa. Esq. hAs taksa out Lsttess
Of Administrations On the estate Of J; Q. Hppts,,
cot, dsosesed. late peopzisseg Of the National
Hotel. In Aiddistown.
Il IL proposed 10 hold lis southsrn Oouvocs-
tiou 70. the DIOCESE OF Dsiawafs q DOVE On the
s,h. eth, and 7th Of March. This couvoeation
iocisdss eli The Eptscspai churches 10 Ksot and
Sussex eoanAiss. ~.
bstwssu Odessa, Philadslphia end N. u. he's
been abandoned, nd II u nos prsPossd TO
build . narrow gauge railroad bstwesa that
town aud kiddlstown. III H
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1873-03-06

40 pill in the world ever had anything like tho
ciFcuIatiOn layers PITS Throughout these bates,
MeA CO aud the Central American Republic. down
tue slopes { the Anties, And aIoss the pampaA Of
south America In negro villages, end the fervId
WHO'S of Africa, throughout u junsl OF India AID
the stenpes OF riur Asia, over tns continent OF
Australia aud tue islands 81 the Pacific, tnSse Pills
ire Known an,i everywhere Used as iAmy rene lies
Tor ,Is es. with sssut nat 0"s their wonderful
curtis attTa E'ure attention Than they do at home
tor Me s-UtiuieuJ OF wunuur taxes deept hold
On tGeir minds thsn Ia" res1lt Of y higher scientific
skiil with u.s. The amount cOnsu med q liro sew
enty I'VE tholsaId dos.s day to supCly It. An lie
speCion o. TINS Mandatory showed Us now this
enUrmou. uemalsu IL made and sustained. Added
lU the cOnsummA,e sSill OF their Composition, 10
extreme care In their manufautnTe, which ~ once
ecaTes TIE mo perfect material sad their mos &C.
curate COMBINATION. The consequence 10 . power
and 9.rAiuly IN controlling oiAkAAo which other
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1873-03-06
TING atlEaAl ASSEMBLY.


bovkh, March 4.
| o. ulslion the following bills were read BY
u. niddis, see ths bsns1s q tho WilmiDeton
NeAa1 Woeks b. Nj. hicorda, 70 regulate the
~ = Ia1iAa Msel. 10, 70 amend Chaptsr D.
q volas1e u. Of ~ Laws q DelawAss and to
t.soposse ~ 1nssspriss Building md LoSo
1hs following bulls wsss read . second time by
e1oao For The relief OF Mary r. Ash proposing
&nenA osots 70 the Oous,itution 20 q 10 divide
9ew Ca4tls Oosntv. and 10 incorporate FELTON,
Lodge, No. n, l. y. A. u. wv -
o. 9otioo, t4s following bills we're read .
third tine and paced By Mr.. Watson, 10 di.
yo!ce Joshus Wilkins from his wife, Amanda
wilkins BY NJ Shakespeare, further supple
nsns to IN aet 10 incorporate the Island Pond
a.e1 Company IN relation TO certain street
tse County Rsiiroed's Charssr.
The aouss auasndmsnts 10 tina New Castle
oouourred In. -
Ths speaker presented petition to raise the
per dteA Of the members Of the Levy Court.
4. A%S'oarn'd until Wednesday next at 10 o'clock
Ihs House met tbis afternoon ct o'clock.
~ uasts read Superintendent Kenney's In.
v1tasio0 70 the Governor, Secretary Of State and
1s1esrs q the General Assembly to attend the
Prsaidsoss Inauguration, and joel Thompson Of.
sC.SA =. SSoNusS WI BNC0ptluR tue 0kW9 4uu pro-
viding that when the HOUSE adjourned II be to
nset 90 "Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock.
Petitions, memoriafs, stc, wore presented
and several balls were rad . second time by
special order Of the House,
Ihs following bills were Rad once Senate
btll authorizing the constructtuu OF 4 railroad
froG Lsves 10 The Rshoboth Bay by Mr.. Marix,
incorporating the State Oouooil, Jr., U. A.
T., b NJ. Martin, allowing the Trustees OF
s 49, ssse1; = Il. aIsrnss, rsls.sss =.
IL A. for che Improvement Of Morgans
1sAooh, Kent county.
hlA passsd: By Nj. Silver, incorporating
The Wilmingtoo. Edgemooe, and Shallpot Pas
sengsr Railway Co BY Lewis Thompson. au-
thosising The oonseruotion Of certain whArves'At
Nav CastIe By NJ. CLARK prohibiting live stock
from Running u large 10 school district No. g.,
New Oasels ceanty.
Adjourned until Wednesday.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1873-03-06


The Wilmington Conference Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church will com ~ ence its nfth annual
session 10 the N. e. Church In Easton to-mor-
row nosning ct niue o'clock. A number OF min-
tsters arrived yesterday, and the balance Of the
Confsrencs arc expected to arrive to- day by the
cars. The examination Of the several classes
commenced last night and will be continued to-
day. The Conference 10 composed Of about one
hundred and sixty members. Bishop Scott will
preside. The Bishop aud his council of Elders
Will be the guests OF Walter H. Thompson Esq
during Conference. The session viii last about
q week.
Our citizens have generously opened their
houses to the ministers aud laymsn, and no
doubt their stay in our midst will be rendered
very pleasant and agreeable Among the dis.
tingnished guests who will be in attendance upon
The sessions Of the Conference are, ex-Gov.
salisbury, Of Delaware ex-Mayor Sparks, of
Wilmington Hon William Shakespeare. of Do
yer; Hon. Jacob Tome.of Pert Deposit Hon. Il.
]. Jump. Of Denton, and others.
The Annual Anniversary Of the Conference
missionary Society will be held on FRIDAY even
ing. at ~ O'Clock. Addresses will be- delivered
BY Rev. r. L. Dashiell. d. D.. Missionary secre.
ta{y. Rev Jacob Todd, and Hon. H. ]. Jump
The Church Extension Society will celebrate
thar Annual Anniversary on Saturday evening,
u ~ O'Clock. DR.. Kynett, Secretary OF the So
oaety. and others, will address the meeting.
This 10 what 10 called the general " change I"
year, that 10, most Of the ministers will change
thar appointments.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1873-03-06
NlilleeA,


(CsrNepoadsass II he osamssctall
Ftkoz1oM. vas the annuAl election
day for Tia town o6ioers. Thsrs wsrs no Les than
i've tickets In the hsld and the contest was spr-
tied. II resulted In the election Of The follow.
iug psrsons on The 'Improvemsot Tsoket," viz
Alderman, Wn. 9hoekley Assessor, james B.
Mahan; Oollsctoe and Treasurer, Geo. A. moore;
Commissioner. Justtos Lowrsy, John h Oahall,
James r. Mitchell. Samuel simpiss, Dr.. o. O.
Stroog, George kusasll.
PnGTaACrso kAsTIne Tho peotzaotsd meet
Ing u still progressing. It " ths greatest revival
ever known In this town. There have l27 pro.
fsssed, up to this time, ADD there y good mum
bsr stin seeking. o. last Friday night there
wore forty.ssven q. the altar, Il one tias.
BUuMxw QU1ET.-On aooount OF the cold and
disaxrssabls wsathsr, thsss " bat little doing In
any branch Of business. and no prospect Of any
inprovsmsnt until hsstsr weashsr. Hard tinsa
and NO money, 10 the gsosral esy. FaANK.