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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-07-19

WlNGATE.-in f. eltv. on the 18th iustan'.
Aafy - 'ngtt-. god about No years
VT ts s ausr, frsm tS psetpy ~ ~
Ger sou 10 law, 81 west S XIII street ~
tsrutni al - clock
McrurcHlN In this city. o. The 18th inst.
WIN snp 'ot 'hu aud Martha Nc Jut ca In
the t,litves ,ui frie-ds Of thu family are In
vii"t g. ati-Ld the iunerat 90 Sat rdaV afternoon
tt % clock from she r. idsaCn Of bis parents No
~ " . S'c1id -tr .st
RAS'tr r-un fir DAY, seventh month. 18th,
So rnl VII take MACE from tie housa ~ her
utei r. ft.+-,t. leli Mafk.l s''ost, Whining
',n;, tiy ihe house seventh day. 18th in.tsui,
q " n.c ek, q. u 70 Proc ed to is Friends
ia }ins ur1uu Fuurlh ADD W II streets
>tskkS. At bar n-in Laws reside CO. near
HtUl-,2"p, Masln eiuhy llhn, is. tgrda I,
M'l VI @. lsa Ssrat SPARKS, wi Il bennett
F. uAH. %, lhi1 city, sud asughier VI the
m.s whli-trr, Esq q kant esully,
MALM>IEN,-un the 10Th iastAut, Emma
ltu-c-iA, iufalt daughter 0f Hon-y A aud
"u-taNA Mslm-tsu, aged mln hs and tays.
lONES u lhis city. Ialy. oh Eva, daughter
Ui Henry 9. snt sarth A. Iaaas, aEsd yeas
f."w"4. kva. tuou mast Jeff Us,
Hero thy lu-s We deeply feel.
Bu is Gol that hath h5rsit Us.
lie eau AL nnr 50 rows leal,
q ne, Int bot forgotten.
| DouGHERrY ia th@ lNh Inst, Harry p
h'u fh"rty. ia tre l7hy Ar his aga
HOBBS -lu the morning Of the Itth inst mai
| Lor ard. IN sou ~ dturg- Hnd Noiiie N
II" H. Hg-d . tr-, mon .hs and " days
] BILL. Wr-t Wi rta,fll On the 4tb sn,t
w. w ~ e ascd1' years, flfmur y VI Ofaags
'SSBnGSE. At Bellvus. on the 18Th instant.
ALISON 10 hi, city, on the Iah instant,
GA o.. a. 'ne A. wife Of John G. uarsoa. EEsd q
| FAY LuR. At Rtuer,n's R8uks. on tina I'M
! int. p ia laughter % J, ilrey Taylor.
| FAkk On If lsv tN.utuu Ialv II u.rth.u n
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-07-19


o., . fAuIs' ..-..--,,... -
-H' f"'tof' .r'ohal lhsleutlo'i VI
each OF our Nnluh'e'r hle COMPANIES,
added TO careful per o. tuc Irlu.l
To the Oiiy Nouh'h' ny lne Nn,cl HuEi-
hCcIs sHoulu s'hilie unu l'on' tn9 ooHa us
OF security Wh'ch' perhNls, ul"y nav
rested won el'n et'Neh ol our EIoN..E
Guy. Tue report t'!7 l"ith c"InvsNy Vuo
TACT thal WINE Wlthlh snort i'lnc 'heIc
nave hrch onlllhtu e'e"lN uie 'ns lu.9 VI
adnlr"o'e many -, ll,u''' nui'9 ,',
IN new ana suus, a, ,lhl pu'luiues' anu az
under Tic Watchlul care OF pau" ui
brave AMI dttrrHlhcd Nnlhnteels',h.len lc
lamcntnble ana Stlftllhs uehe'enc'eS
Wnlcil may ne viewed uuV'I luul uc" uS.
l. Tue approx r"Il"h9 ny ,uu"e' u'1
IN no ease sufficient i' meet 'ne u''u',
running expenses OF the coul'n's' "nu
~ some cases NOT even enough 4" MY
the horsrs' Inc 'hr'c com p"ss's
| sing superb spans "i po"etlul uo'Se,i
adding so greauy 10 lne'. vn'o,vno1 : u'o
coinlclltd To hlrc OUT lhelr houle ahlU't.s
Tor various purposes, ll',t the "t'v IN
p'hses OF Keep ne llel, hcu " - ~
siderd that tins entails absence Wnleh
might cause delaN hiVolNlng lne "ss
oi thousands OF dollAis worm ul ploP
ert'' the Necessity OF aspeedy anu ,i'iIheu
increase ~ the appropriations ny S"nnc'l
hcromcs apparent, As each moment OF
delay increases the danger ten lold' u,
necessity ct horses TO the com lhules now
lacking them, is evident, ana the reheu1
obvious.
=. Then alter long run 10 lhe scene
OF the IRE, the run eNcUlhs anu eNhuu,'
ing, the liremen attach lhalr SUCTION u
the plugs, n taut1iZlng lack Oi Walel
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-07-19

ELECTION or A PRiNcIPAI.-FEMALEs IL
THE SCHOOL.

ELECTION or A PRtNCIPAi.-FRMALhs IN
THE SCHOOL.
The Board Of Trustees of Newark
Academy held an adjourned session Tues
day evening, TO receive the report OF
Committee appointed 10 procure a snlia-
bic person as Principal, In lieu Of Pf0i'
+. d. Porter, A. NJ, resigned. The names
Of several parties were reported as appll-
cants. and Miss II. Chamberlain, Prlncl-
Ia Of the Newark Female Seminary,
especially recommended TO the Boaid.
The Committees report was duly accepted
and Miss Chamberlain was unanimously
elected Principal Of Newark Academy.
A resolution was then offered and unanl-
adopted admitting females to the same
course Of instruction as males. Newark
Academy is now mixed school, aud
under the abb management oil MISS
Chamberlain aud her efficient corps OF
ASSISTANTS, will maintain the position e.
long held one The best preparatory schools
an the Peninsula. Parents wishing theii
chilGreu educated to become Intelligent
refined, moral. useful members OF society
will do well 10 place them under the care
oi Miss Chamberlain. As the twig Il
heut the tree itclines. James Springer
ESQ, WAS elected member Of the hnirC
To- ill the vacancy cnnsed by the denlh o
the late WIN. T.. Reed.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-07-19

LORDS FACTORY pEsrRoYED-Loss FROM
~ 900 10 $4,000
Wednesday morning a very destructive
fire broke out IN the picker and spreadet
room of 3aldwin's formerly Iord'sl cotton
factory. destroying the building and con
tents. The hire originated nv match or
piece Of steel being run through the picker.
The people of the neighburhoOod turned
ont in their strength and it WAS well they
did, rs It was only through the greatest
exrrtions Of those present that the main
mill WAS saved. Loss. 1000 to $1,000. The
mill is situated on Big Elk Creek, ionr
miles ftom Newark. The employees ol
Bruster's MILL situated about mile above
on the same creek. rendered treat assis
lance, the mill being stopped by Mr..
Bruster'g orders.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-07-19

CHESTER MoviNG.-A meeting Of the
citizens Of Chester, was held on Saturday
evening, to take steps towards baildlng
houses for mechanics. John Roach, the
ship-huilder, said lac would bring 800
hands from New York II they had houses
to live in. Mayor Forwood, who was in
the chair, appointed the following COM
mitlee to take steps towards erecting
houses Col. Tneo. Hyatt, Chairman,
james Ledward, John Illnkson, WIN. A,
Todd, b. +. Baker, Leonard II. BO0l,
John Roach, WIN. Ward, George ROBIN.
ann
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-07-19

Duprcz y Bcnrdlet's Minstrcls gave a
very ENJOYABLE aud. m marS respects. hrHt-
class performance. at tie Opera House, on
Monday, and. considering the extreme he's
Of the weather, wee well pttroniled, over
four hundred pnrsnls being present. Many
thinrs in the entertainment were new ana
refreshing but some parts, ol course very
atnle. The song "Icnnie. the Flower Of
kildare was PERFECTLY rendered 10y MT. ,.
Uumont and the Company. and with marked
effect, the audience being unable to restrain
their applause till the close. Mr. Ernest
I.inden. in his female imuersonations. won
considerable applause, ard. excepting the
elephant act, and few others that lave
hccn.playcd 10 death, the performance WAS
A NpfV crrdttahlr one.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-07-19

TINY PROPOSE TO BUILD A NKw CHURCH.
On Tuesday evening eighteen or twenty
members of the different Baptist churches
In town met ut the Elm Street Chapel. for
was discussed at length, hut without taking
anv definite action the meeting adjourned
until Sunday evening, after services. when
the matter Will he again considered. II
those taking part shall decide favor
ably to organizing new church council
Of All the Baptist Churches In the city
will he called to take final action in tho
matter. II the new congregation Is organ
lied the church will take the place Of the
Elm street chanel
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-07-19

A YorNG Lazy ATTEMrTs To DROWN HER
SELF FROM TIM STEAMER "FELroN."
While the steamer Samuel W. FELTON, was
on her downward trip Wednesday, when
ahout midway between Philadelphia and
Chester, u lady of respectable appearance,
apparently about twenty five years OF age,
went deliberately TO the bow of the boat on
the upper deck; then she crossed the rail
ing. ana WAS caught in the attempt 10 leap
overheard. Her movements had excited
the suspicion ut gentleman Of this city on
board the steamer, who took timely piecau-
tion TO seize hold OF her drers, and with the
assistance Of another gentleman size was
handed over to the authorities on the hOar,
who saw her put safely on shore at Chester
Tho lady was dressed In black, seemed ~
great trouble. and had the appearance ol
being under the insucnce of opium.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-07-19

The only extract Of that wonderful eura-
i've shrub that contains its full virtues, 10
sun considered The true specific for kidney
diseases, gravel, diabetes. calculus, drOpsy,
tud those obscure diseases that undermine
ne ana rob II of enjoyment. Dr. HelmbOld,
Nhe spent fortune In making his discoy :
cry known, has lived 10 see IL endorsed by
lac ply sicians and the people OF two con
iineuis, Remember that It is Helmbold's
EAIaet that cures when all Others TAIL,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-07-19
The Rehoboth Camp. M eetipg.

IT'S CONTINUED FAlLURg-slzE, QUALITY AND
QUANTITY WANTED.
The special correspondent Of the Smyrna
Times. writing from RehObOth Camp Meet
ing Ground Monday evening, says
"The camp does not come mp to the ex-
pectatiOns Of the people in either size
quality, or quantity. For the religious
there IL not enough spiritual enjoyment ~
lire 50 far; and for the gay, pleasure seekers
aud promenaders it's very dull"
The same correspondent says this causes
many complaints from the BaltimOreans
aud PhiladelphiRns present, and thinks
there must he better arrangements before
the place can become popular" His head
i Laval
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-07-19
The Through Route.


CUSTOM KAtLkuAn' Audt-rEu.
We stated pnusltv that We undrts tnnh
that the rcuusN Is tuia ktilIuti Company
Ind agreed ~ Withdraw its new "tNtuueh'
trains. The following from ihr Baltimore
AacricaH OF Thurslty cuu'tms our state
mcnt:
We learn. though the terms Ut agreement
are not vet known. that th" tiiilitulty WhIrh
has existed between the peun-N lu mia Rail
read Comparatively controlling tie North
etn Central aud the l'tliimor" and lninun
fuads-Aud tho Union Railroad tumptuV ui
this city has been practically settled. This
difficulty has tp To iais time prevented the
Use OF the Union railway tunnel. aud the
Pennsylvania Railway Company has been
running its through trains between New
York and Washington hy way ni Cnlumhia
aud York, thus lcuethruiug the route about
fifty miles. On Monday nest. ar Ms sunu
thereafter AS tho Union Railway Company
completes its connection with the Rtlti
more aud Philadelphia road ti Nauton, this
route viii he abandoned and rho direct con
ncct0n with the East will hr mtdr by The
completed tunnel sud over tse Baltimore
and Philadelphia road, as heretofore.
Exactly what will be- the result of this
arrangement upon The passenger trsilio
over the Baltimore ami Ohio kaiiro7i eau
not be known until the policy ni tho Penn
! sylvania RaiiroAd Company ia developed
] The latter road controls entirely tine depot
/ a; New York and the road thence 10 Philn
/ delphia. and has iis independent connection
! Mitn Washington uY thc i'ulufn4c road, %
course both roads viii contend tor The pas
| spnger traffic. hut whether or NOT the con
l test will be kept within certain limits &
vet To be seen The Pennsylvania Road ha
] It in its power 10 refuse tn sell tickets a
New York 10 passengers via the Brliimor
and Ohio Railroad. or 20 receive its coupon
between Philadelphia aud New York.
BRANpYwiSE SrgISus We learn m.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-07-19

THx SCu6ETzgsFEsT.-pre arc
being made Tor the grandest Sehuetzcnfest
ever held In this city, which IL to take place
on Monday. Tuesday. Wednesday Al d
Thursday Of next week. There will be
shooting 1T 2OO yards for prizel amounting
to $500. There will call kinds Of Hmusc.
ments on the grounds including music and
dancing. The track will he open TO all who
enjoy nice drive or wish to speed horses,
Mr. Beriolette will have everything In hrsi
class ordc, and Is determined to make IT one
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-07-19

Mr. kdfr; - VIII YOU allow me
through the columns Of your paper. TO
inquire Of the Coroner why the evidence
taken at the inquest on Monday evening
Is not given to the public 50 they may
know the the state Of affairs In regard to
the accident, and form their own opinion
rs to whom was to blame for the death
Of John II. O'ilarra, as ! think there was
sorae prejudice brought to bear upon the
use. JUSTICE.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-07-19

REDny AUGUST AND MIKE KIRBY ARRESTED
IN PENNsYLyANiA.
Chief of Police Brady Inns received
u telegram from the Chief Of Police Of
Allegheny City. stating that Roddy
August and Mike Kieiy, known for years
hereahOnls as members of the "forty
thieves, have been arrested and detained
that they were arrtsted so far from
homo.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-07-19

WHEELS TURNED As Mr.. VIM. Wells
and samuel II. Town end, both Of West
Whteland township, Chester county,
wrre riding in top buggy, on Monday
hast. when at the crossing Of the Whining
ion A. Reading Railroad, and wagon road
nj, the road from West Chester TO Union
vile, the horse which was being driven
leerme alarmed nj Il passing locomotive,
mrr ed suddenly around, dishlng two nj
the carriage wheels. No further damage
was done.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-07-19

Roy oP II Ar1 zNrrs TO nAvisH TWO
LITTLE GIRLS.
Much excitement was created In Milford
unMOnday bv a boy named Al. Eryan, four
teen years old, attempting TO commit a rape
on two little girls. The young rascal. who
is said to be very hard case. was arrested
and taken before a Justice Of the Peace. WHO
committed him to Dover jail In default oil
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-07-19

mons, cOlored, tho girl who obtained reg
istercd letter from the postal authorities
here recently that belonged 10 Mary Irons,
was on Monday afternoon held in 1900 hail
hv the a. :. Commissioner 10 answer the
charge nj Court. Failing 10 secure hail
shc WINS "Wednesday scnt 10 New Castle.
while In the city cells she suffered much
from some cause and was frequently pros
tfatcd with viulrut tits.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-07-19

PERsONAL.-W. =. Harrity has been ap.
pointed Notary Public for the city and
county of Philadelphia by Governor Hart.
r4nft. Mr.. II. was formeraly u resident ol
this city but IL now student In the ollice
Of Messrs Archer a Cassidy Philadelphia,
The news OF this appointment cannot fail "a
crafty the large circle Of friends which
that gentleman possesses among OH
citizenH
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-07-19

A FARMER NEAR WARWICK KILLED BY
A REAPING MACHINE.

A REAPISG MACHINE.
Special Correspondent co Of the STATE JOURNAL.
MIDDLETowN. July l6th.-A sad acciden
oc citrred near Warwick Md, yesterday al
teF.c1n. while Mr.. John Townsend n
{ rmer was engaged in cutting oats with =
~ tper. some part of his machine got out OF
order lie stopped his horses to adjust it.and
unfortunately ii was Immediately over a
res Of bees, they commenced singing the
horses, causing them to start and run at a
furious rate, entangling him m front Of the
knives literally cutting him to pieces
One Of the limbs Of the unfortunate man
WAS severed entirely from his body. He eX-
PRED soon after he was taken up.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-07-19

Srn'rArLFs ANn GorroN Fairly In the
Suing iuau with hnary locks aud one loot
IN the grave. stopped at ono oil our trim-
ming stores and purchased sew raj Rpools oi
cotton, hut found that he had no money To
pay for them. lie lett ns security. however.
a pair OF spectaclea, a very valuable pair he
said, but which were subsequently pro
nounced by An npiician to be- worth only 10
cents. He never called 10 redeem the spec
tacles. the cotton being worth more than
they were. few days since the same old
sinner stopped into another store, purchased
similar articles. found he had no change,
but left another ien-cent pair of spceiAcles
~ security Tor the payment He said he
lived Mt No. Shipley street, but a
search for the house proved that II did NOT
exist. lie will probably try the same old
game again. Watch him.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-07-19

TINS PKACH SRAsoN.-The peach season
WAS opened Thursday week, when several
crates Of the IIale's Early variety were
shipped from Worcester county. Since this
quite number Of crates have been shipped
and In n few days the season will fairly
open.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-07-19

RgPuBLIcAN EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
Wednesday the Republican City Executive
COMMITTEES met and decided on Wednesday
night Of each week AZ ita meeting highland
the gard officers were urged to organi1,
speedily la their respective wards for tn,
cnmlmE namnMlnn.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-07-19

WOMAN IN nisrRRss. 80 The Salem
Ndhdam SAYS Abraham I.aing y baker %
Delaware City. has left his home his bakery
aud his wife. Olivia, who iH akOnized by thu
deserhon and appeals to the public for sOmt
Information concerning the whereabouts O
her mlsalng hnshAnd and partner.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-07-19

EXCURSIONS 10 CAPE MAY.-The OK
cni-ions to Cape May, July 3ist ard
Ausust 9TH, promise large amount OF
Measure to those who will have secured
ihrir tickets before they are all sold TO
add to il. our fellow townsman, Mr.. John
NrMnlip, proprietor OF the Atlantic
House Mas invited the excursiOnists to
BIZ house, and will open the parlors and
dumr-roOm expressly for the ladies' to
arrange their toilet. Il is certainly very
Mind In him knowing the company with
iewexc, ptoIs, " i'll dine before leaving the
hoii. The invitation is given to these
neutrality-suspicious. knowing the company
Il Of a class that will not take ANY lhing
from the character Of his house, and he
Expressed desire. to see his Whining
ion friends.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-07-19

ALARM or FlRR Wednesday evening,aa a
lamp was being lighted In the residence OF
William Bright. the wick was a little
higher than il ought 10 have been, and II
mad a larger blaz than usual. Some OK
cited person WAS passing the house AZ The
FIRE" which caused the engines TO he
brought out, and after running around Tor
awhile. they were taken back to their
houses.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-07-19

RAILROAD AocfDENT.-The New York
Express ira n for Baltimore. due ~ Bush
river, on the Philadelphia, Wilmington and
Baltimore Railroad. AT 3 y. M on Wednes-
day struck an unknown man who was
walking On the bridge and knocked him
overheard Up TO this time the body has
NM hmm rannNnrnI - IlL Air 4nla
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-07-19

NEARLY CoMPLETRD.-The new Presby-
teriln Church building IN Elkton, which
promises to be a handsome structure, ~
nearly completed
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-07-19

Centennial ANNivERsARY ar TUE
Futsr METHODIST CuNFRRENcE.--The
anniversary Of the first Methodist Con-
terence Is now being celebrated IN Phila-
delphia, and Tuesday morning an able
and interesting eseay Ou conferences
c1tmed during the century was read by
Rev. q. A. Phwbus, of the Wilmington
Conference. At the afternoon session
REV. T. j. Thompson, r E., Of this city,
pro.i ied.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-07-19

ALLEN -HuyT.-on the 7th Of Jana ls7s nv
ihl l.'v. f. 5. Heusnn, 1t his residene-, M
lii iirr-'u street, phila., u mes Allen to
Anu'e huui, former y Of Wilmington. bal
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-07-19

TUESDAY, July Is, 1873.
CorTnN Prices remain about the same
~ last quoted. Small sales of middliugs
are trporied At 2O'4a2lc per ID. for Uplanda
and New Orleans.
FLorR-Tbc movements In flour continue
to be- OF very restricted character, the de-
mand being confined exclusively to the
wants OF the home consumers. Only few
hundred barrels changed hands, intending
supetiinc At s350dli.2j; extras at ASSOC
$50; spring wheat, extra family, Mt $4,000
i.15; winter wheat 10. DO. at td.750s.25, and
fancy brands At is.50GltlO. No change 10
Rye Flour or Corn Meal.
fRAiN.-There il n good demand for new
wheat AZ full prices. Sales OF 1000 bushels
eld red At = 61a l.os. new do. at Al. 659i 70,
amber NJ Sl.70 and white at Al. s0fll IS. No
sales Of rye. Corn Is in fair request with
sales Of 5000 bushels yellow At $4,000
and miAed western At jSft60c. The demand
tor oats has fallen oii-4OOO bushels sold al
l7ttilc. for white, and 43M44isc. for mixed
In barley and malt no Transactions. The
receipts to-day are as follOws: 500 bbla
Hour. 70 200 bushels wheat, l4,4OO do. corn,
ilun do oata, $50 hhls. whisky,
PRoviSloNs,-There is very little move
meut. hut prices are firm Mess pork is sell.
ing in lots at &l7.75; smoked hams at IL a
l1'4c.; do. siuca At lOc.; sailed shoulders at
Sc smoked do. AT PC. and lard at &c.
MISUNDERSTANDING barrels of Western
iron bound sold at gle. per gallon.
By Telegraph
CATTLE MARKET.
PHtLApELPHIA. July l4.-Beeves. fair
demand, trncr; common TO extra Penn
/ y lVania and Western stecGa A. 5OfD7 rs;
sheep lair demand, Aj.0O06.OO hogs, fair
/ demand, S7..ift35.5O.
/ lHLApELriltA, July isth.-Cotton dull AZ
| Dol. "a u cents.
! Flour unchanged supernne a. IS ~ 44.25
eStras 4a0 30 - 30; Pennsylvania, Ohio
tnu IndlsnA extra family s7.75 q $500
I tyc Hour firm at S4iii.5O.
{ Choice wheat steady. rod Al ANN 70 .
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-07-19

QUAR- ANTlNE-During the month of June
the health officers ut the Lazaretto. Drs.
Iallnr and Matthews. were kept quite busy
making official visits 10 vessels bound for
Philadrlphia, the list embracing IS steam.
ships 10 ships. ds hArques and briggs, %
schnonerH; total, 1872. AS yet no case Of
yellow fever has made It's appearance at
Quarantine, but it is fair to presume that
this state of ailairs cannot long continue,
as NJ several ports in the Gulf aud on the
coast Of south America, the disease has
already made lis presence known.-Chester
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-07-19


htVuOiooS 1913, "l' IMAM ~,
l. rye, oi Nes' vlHn.'' - "no " %, tne
must th,'csslul gu, Non ."''o,e II, y ave,
leT County, "nu W. u."s sev'ii 10 pos'e
u W"udellu' ilcu"y Iol "itNlns us Il, us
lhY' Alte' many WI, l'n.,t' ~. nu7
reached th' cohc'u'loh tn'. Tue "ust i,y-
,rs are cTuSS "e,"r'n .ne in'''ius,
tpchlh ana "hlte hes"u'ns' MS nIst
brood OF young rhthhhs lhiS seaao. WEI,
hairhed ON inc lotl ana l'th OF MAreh
last ana On tue lutn OF TINS July' less
llau Tour months Tue hrst 'puliet pvHan
laying ana mas done hcr WORK iegu'arly
ever since. MS IS very unusual though
Mr. Iylcs hchs an "t,h IHymg "heh
from four ana hAli TO iVe months oluL
he has poor OPINION OF men "hleh
doris not begin Aing w tlN months ulu;
Most peoples hens don begin laying III
the following sWlhe aller lucy hie
htichrd. Mr.. rye says the secret res
IN ttding The lttle chlck'hS honh'liully
50 tlpt they grow constantly ana rapidly
be- thinks II chicken should have It's
growth nearly IN three months Can
anybody beat this = Wet fhfIer hec0rd'
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MAN MI l'Lp'-"n7',puO 'aiN tur y',',l
Il"u- w. ~l9h'h. lull smll'S ~ ",i,9N
went !" lancas'', .,u',,A'" l Wv w ,ns
uHN " "liv W 'iiN 9'"'' ..'1
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-07-19

RgroROTH Posi- OFPICE-A post office
has been established At Rehpboth aud Rev.
II. w. Todd appoinied postmaster.