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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1873-06-26

GEORGE D. PRENTIcE-The following is an
extract of the writings of Mr.. George D. Prem
tice. 1t will be read, we think, with pleasure
1t cannot be that our life is bubble, cast on
the ocean of eternity, to float moment upon
its wave and then sink into nothingness. Else
why is it that the high and glorious aspirations,
which leap like angels from the temple of our
hearts, are forever unsatsfed? Why is it that
the rainbow and clouds come over us with a
beauty that is not of earth, and then pass of,
to leave to us muse OH their loveliness? Why is
it that the stars, which hold their festival
around the midnight thrones, are set above the
grasp of our limited faculties, forever mocking
us with the unapproachable glory? And final
ly, why is it bright forms of human beauty are
presented to our views and taken from us, leav-
ing the thousand streams of our affections to
flow back like Alpine torrents upon our hearts
We are born to higher destiny than OF earth.
There is realm where the rainbow never fades,
where the stars will spread out before us like
the islands that slumber on the ocean, and
where the beautiful beings which pass before
us like shadows will stay i'll our presence for
ever.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1873-06-26

- The Sumter Watchman says that there re-
sides in that county, man, now eighty years
of age, who never swore an oath, never was
drunk, never had lawsuit, never took dose
of strong medicine, and was never confined to
his bed three days at time, and does not wear
glasses to read, and is still in good health, ac-
tive and strong.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1873-06-26

WHITE SLAvERY.-A New York paper says
chat at the present time there are between
seven and eight thousand children kidnapped
from Italy held in slavery in the large cities of
The United States this city being the great
central entreport. The children are brought
here and sold daily at private auction, prices
yarying fro, ne hundred dollars to four hun
dred for boys, ..lld one hundred to five hundred
for girls. Where girls are exceptionally pref
ty, the prices rule higher. Two little girls,
who together play their violins in Wall street,
are said to have been bought by the present
owner for sixteen hundred dollars. Since the
first of April last three hundred and seventeen
children have arrived at this port"
The sun., 1873-08-23

a. ~ T. t.tHf ~ me N
SIR; viii you kindly give me an OPP
port u,ty Of swing n few words GA the subject
# sewing machine competition al great fairs
like the one just clos ~ nj Vienna
have been connected with sewing machines
n great many years but am now entirely free
! ON any interest IA them. My last experience
with fairs was al Paris. in lsi7 and that was a
fair sample an ct cum nation " sewiL- ma
chine competition the world over
nave never known any real competition he
tween sewing machine exhibitors VI any note
excel as to who could spend the most money
and buy up majority OF the iury; and pre-
sumo this has been carried to such AN extent in
Vienna - g. create Il gust ana have the " hole
body placed h"Is ro t,uIs.
10 j. uuturi Hu- tIN ewing mac rhlue money
flowed $50 freely a. the Paris Exposition that tine
sl,u iprs ut II uytr-hot the marx ana made a
iuudulr NJ the whol" affair The jury We're kept
tu such tiUsy condition for GNs hN two ur
'hrtc holders ui long purses taat they forgot
their Instructions and To this day a company
That spent over three hundred thousand francs
tu secure gold medal Tor sewing machines ad-
yrrt.s 10 a, So received, when In fact any one
is. ui aW.. o. 100 rle # IL MluU'ty, a. pub
lshrd hy sufhuuty, " o. ace thatthi, clmpany's
sowing chime received uu notice whatever.
II was intended they should ; the thing was
rNei an right, huf the clutounded drunken
j lNm'n made mess Of it. Perhaps this same
cJurse Was attempted ~ Vienna.
kNtCKEUBOCKFR
The sun., 1873-08-23
GRANTS p1EAsrRE EXCURSION
How the President was Received In Mnine-
Cherries. Enort to Raise Cheer a
Warm A dmi pistration Nest Growing Cod

Cor'epondcnce OF n. Cincinnati Enquirer.
ON BoAnD STEAMER CRY or RICnNoND,
prNoLs,nr IitVru Me Aug 10. Is,J
siu,, I t ,,o, 40 l,nn,,trcr I bove
Slh'' Hi~t "rote Tue f;Hi'ut innNI
been Accompanying the President % The hteu
,.Ih,os "I, "a, our ." nesure anu anu ,c'aiinadn, in,d,
thruuHh the flnc. lrre state. ~ you are alrraus
a"hiv nrdt NlaIS '1Ile ' % ~, % nf
the House of Representative, ! O. Blame;
whose home is al Augusta. On the mIlNdi arrival vi
me special tiain rom buslrh ut lultiai,,i t ~
Iu'suAN noon larG' 'iVmu ,i, W. 90, ,r
ih'N crowded. AROUND thc nuill'liii o"i' lcsiisa ~,
through thc whd9w.;a anu clinpeu ulun VIZ l,ia,Ii I
forms Finally Mr. Grant lett me Interior ana
acaod On me platform M1fn irM nHHniHrcI tri
o1i'c st'k'.s ana ,S"ue Anxious 'lhcct'uiu II
presented, themselves az tahuiuale7 i"r n, nli
smiles. Ihtrr was not siiG q cht'f ElNtl' % any
ihr ,r'"d tuIltu away WI WIN IT, F,iIa, Ms mu' W All
CUupll llHchdIN ID tht ncau ol tue hh'l"l' +,
N bIunswrk' a nathlh9 Ila'e "leIc J., 10
g ieI B2Nd IN OoiliIse, oi wn,'h i .NiVtH,; Ky;
hcra'h - ifr~'utht' u vas cNlrV ,eu ma,
some enthusiasm would he exhihitgd IN Iayor ~
htd1nb E1ccu,lNt nut on hIuIF L"'Iu ~
tha urh ,u1,.o, nun wa, CIpn Ip,ni,, ,i,.n', s,'I
sem on a yaonl'n rus Oh .l,, N i,,i , ",,
ms republican l9U9Ntis 'Hcu as pti,e pi ,i a'i"u.
hIaht rs lhtl az ahput inc ,aI eHI "i & w "a,
lrain made no stop. but at llchmond' Gnrdiher'
hnloWel, anu olhcr POINTS ilp,c vi lcsS n"'i>'i
GUS assemhlaScs were gathered To see MN. Nnt
cheer however. was raised not com,rNu3n
opthtI MS lhuHth u. MN n'inl. nu' w".,u
nmuiai TuliIsc tu'' u, III it ,"eln" ,,"eln"Wt W NJ NJ
state the hot-bcu 81 h'pupHcdh'Slil' anu we
nome - nl. ch'tI' 'aucl' H"lli' MUuIu ". iVuiu
11 alliau WI N,Sn,h. ~ ',t,ls ,
4
.nN WIN i've munuTcu i'vPupn'als titseu.
the uepot the irrslIchl ui lhe ndti"n 'l'cI,,u
ms car ilaee anu wa uilSei hMaN Nl."Vu. SUI
t1fy voice Doing ialscu 10 "eIcohe MN WIN
chceisi
NptwlthstandlhE iAlhe ueclsrhll"h thht we
WISH "l thc lIe-lurht was irNale one, on 'ht
night oi his arrival the Speahet, anxious 10 snow
Grant .petineh 81 MS uOpuiatItE, .ot oIy Joe
Mahley To gct up a serenade; Inc bhhu al-
pedred IN front of llhne RESIDENCE anu Wlth
T. about Oh. thousand spectat"rs. iiIia''y a. .
be WIN. agent for Sthat't Sptagut ."ttuh
nillS' lcit Tue nAhsl"h' anu gettlnE III MS CM-
rage arose anu sA'd .,-
. GentIcmcn let as give thIee thters LOT the
lrcSueht ol tht IlInu T'ht's Nv ih" count
'ne' tN"' three now mn mn huITh
The sun., 1873-08-23
Divinity student Playing Indian.

- 'f4 tHf la itfto't iNtfI Gun
Mr.. Lester B. PlHtt a resident Of Druid
Iil avenue, WIN H. also Yale divinity studcnt
oS been spending his Summer vacation on the
Western Plains, soon after reaching Geuu a,
Nebraska he Wa invited hy the Pawnee chief
to accompany his tribe ON their annual hunting
expedition. Di~carding the apparel Of the erem-
ira'e civilization, our young "theolog' douned
tie Pawnpe costume, and for the nonCc became
a regular Indian. While the Pawnees were on
their homeward jaunt heavily laden with game,
they were suddenly surprised 10y a large body OF
their ancient enemies, the sioux, The Pawnees,
though nghting hravely, were overpowercd,
scattered, onc-iourth OF their number slaugh-
tered, and the remainder pursued until dark
S. concealed them, when they escaped
Young Platt was captured by the Sioux after
giving them the last shot in his locker. lie would
have been scalped, but the Sioux Chief forbade
II, and pointing him to the Republican river,
bad- him run Tor his ilfe lie did. and saved IL,
escaping unhurt among the pursuing bullets.
lie Will soon return to ms eLegesisand homiliet-
les with the wild death song ringing In his
brain, and the possessur ~ u rare experience for
these prJsalC ddNs.
The sun., 1873-08-23
The Custom House Ring.

TO " F1IT'F " III TIT.
SIR; You are doing nohly In your exposures Of
the custom House Ring spend mo't Of my tiins iu
the custom House. / do the work for an Importing
house and say you ht the nail on the head every
time. Hope them entry clerks IN the rotund, IN get
cleared out cant get them TO pas my entries with.
out paving them fort The brokers pay them G cents
an entry hey can make As much by ,is as their sal,
ary amount. tu, which j. S2.SH
~ 40 ~. thicAtehhg lurin, they are cagued TO-,
e 'hrr An' n Auu threaten one ne tells the rest
d uf IN al there are any except ons bat two that
know o. I'm the naval office II l.hcit0r.
Continue the good work You are bencfting the
Wtrch ut' "HsrIy. have often to Wst hour or
more Tor ms papers, and these fellows passing entries
for the brokers Suu come az. q ne.
Very gratefully yours, No GRRASFR.
The sun., 1873-08-23
finantiiul.
UIExAs AND PACIFIC


RAILWAY COMPANY.
Chartered by the United states Government.
FIRST MORTGAGE SIX PER CENT. GOLD COUPON
AID REGISTERED
CONSTRUCTION BONDS,
Authorized by Acts OF Congress,
with SINKING Fund,
AND FREE FROM COVERS MENT, STATE, AND
OTHER TAXES,
Issued only on Completed Road,
AT ~ PER CENT.
And interest IN Currency
These Bonds are secured by SINKING FUND and
by FIRST MORTGAGE, covering the Company's Line
through to the Pacific ocean, with s equipment fran.
cnise-. &C., including upward Of l5.Oo,)OJ ACRES or
LAND. donated by the Government Of the United
states to aid IN me construct ION Of the road.
J. EDGAR THOMSON, ani Trustees OF the
SAMUEL NJ. FELTON,, Mortgage.
THOMAS A. SCOTT, President OF Company.
FIRST SERIES issued only road Is constructed on
the Eastern Texas Divison-5)i nes Of road.
2p MILES OF ROAD1N OPERATION.
From SHREVEPORT TO DALLAS, and from MAR
SHALL to JEFFEKsON.
Grading and br iIans completed and ues delivered on
tSc rata Of on m Il le Pcr bay work commcnccd on
california Division, First section, from San Diego East,
These Wjnds are emitted to the beuent OF a sinking
Fund addition to the fund to be derived from sale Of
lands, ofen amount equal 70 one Per Cent on al out
standing bonds, to be deposited with the trustees annu
ally At by them applied 10 the purchase and canc'a'
ton Of bonds az pr as ncy nali o. de.sns,ed 1y o,
they also civabe at par and interest IN payment
for any of the iands donated by the United States
viii be received at current prices exchange for these
bonds without expense to ihe Investor. -, -. D..
nished on ,pples29 70 The ioi0%pg Dspsine house'i
EDM'D D. RANDOLPH 4 Co, New York.
Il. X. JAMISON co, Philadelphia
The sun., 1873-08-23
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TuE WEEKLY Sun.

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The sun., 1873-08-23

Al the meeting Of the New City Prison Com
N.Aen yesterday hs" voted 70 publish their tptsp
.psv 70 me supsms Court on tho 18th Of SEP
Ne ~. fo1 81 n:,pr9Ssry " me 6ocs select
krsfa NJ C.ksH YaYI. lAts Landscape Estdss,5 ~
~ SrrS fNkA va .ppoiRtea the srclitsei
The sun., 1873-08-23
AntiIon AOiltts.

Aution Aotltts
kUCTION notice. v. Goods second hand and mlant
~ carpets from auction daily rich patterls az sizes
very cheap, at ~ Fulton ST. bet william ana Nassau
MORTGAGE -AI.E-wM. VAN TAsSELL; Anc
vi toneer.-On saturday, Aug =, at 10 O'Clock n W.
Al Union Place Hotel corner of Bro sdway and lih St.
all the mirrors and cornicos. by order OF Pury Coz
mortgages WM. BAIRD, Attorney for Nor ssgces,
Dnn CA-p- boots and shoes at auction MONDAY.
,j'|O Aug 25, at iU1 o'clock. store e. ;. PARSONS
a SONS, "a Warren II.
The sun., 1873-08-23
tQlanito---Mslus

A>-I-rtNCfl., given by Ne 9scn' g, ne Cn.
~, ~ r., tip ", vi Agpy At ~ ,I MI n C9n
riny gong sept 3
Any parry re,.nsa Frerrh or American Con'orirF
9 'GT md N aTS SGSa s6x"ast for Cox the SRRc tg
80 no Narkti Il. Newark 81.
.n, qn,T n,r n;sr nl@rS S%'Ti AT 4 oS We n2efr Gr
Iell,ai saor, i,i'I aia'.. JeiNcru ,.i anl ,al-t
na9t @%N nS" %iy /. % a5 N.is Safi . 70 NJ % lair, Wiling
4 rIonRMA> ogr'o'hoer ~antei " 'pGrecn.
DIRNi-iIFR- Tor silver plated vor. and sewing
- machine or14Aculcrs wanted at Hove hacLi.c
coz ~ Hast -i -.
III me saop. ,AullL y SuFA, ie Fulton IT.,
DAkER.-A Young man to act as I'd hani ON bread
NtNbuLrF 10 Car,nine -,
pAktR--w Wanted. a third ianl on cake ami
= j J. !" GiiINGE 4 tt0"'.' ~ Greenwich .,.Vy.
(N\NA-~ER-.- -.-wanted. se,,rn. nr.tca.- c,n.
tas'.. iyr en,,nr,, Hr,'I@r} u" ~n1m 'n.ral
on Carson S 70. 10 Rroiissy. ~ .tar. -
4 I'O,CU LAMp MAktR.-waatcd a stcadY.
o. ". s"itI,'i Hamilton =. Now Haven, Conn.
(OrrtK-MiTiiSf Sfagts,L AQp3 90
J'lR-r-rl A. Woaisorscr on carriage Wy
L Apply to H. hELlhhK. Iucsshoe. We,tr CO.. y. Y.
Coon Gs'.fT,we prr.'g,, SHe!ea s'GorlnoLD@
- - hONL"AN 500 'to''""'
X NV ~. l. H. fr6m fgot "i erfty s anH
i"'N' ''N'' - ''' ny
SriNNt * "slu'l' @ one n',l ISL 10 l'nnlri 'lnc hr
q SS 1U,i :, Sr."rt i''H' '''"'A -" ara"
TO gelG wanted nI,'.cA.. Po'acrs.
I'hHNtI.i.A freuc maker wanted. a good. s'eity
F"''''' ''""' '''' "''""l ~ 90 'f''H"'l
WANTED \ nr.t.cl4.. unu,n one ~iua. Go
80 w a. ~ r,t, ,i.r,, II, ~, nm, 40
MA v,fer.t W. '''' '''' ''' ''N ~ ''
Ix-,<Irn ,-.,...,, ,.,,,.r,,,r.,.- .., i,,...
w nome 1f'',r. - s...', a. '' ''t'"'''
WuFFi'Ei, 4 Nj nuITr 2t- I.r,p, &,
" I<rru ,.,... ,,.,,. ,-.,, ,r o., t. ...... D.,
W - 80 ,...'' y ..'
- tt4 IT, t" a., '-'. - " 90 SO " "'''i '''i'
..,''- '''' ''' '''.. .' '''' D." ''
The sun., 1873-08-23
Stult,ons Sllantre.

Stnltons ollNntrN
A GERMAN gin wishes situation ~ do general
~ houscWorG has cly r,fcreuce q 81 ay near loiu
street.
L'>t.INEkRING. A situation as a Warhrl.t or
- an "I glnrrrrau Of running marine lrcpuu v
or stationary engine good moral character and stfrt "
temperate habits no objections to going INTO th,
country Address G. H. r., Engineer, New Vurh liotel.
WANTED-A situation by an Engli-nman lust
w arlNrd,a plumber and gas ntter, t accustomed
10 con pusuu at iron pipes Sc. good reference Ad.
dress PLI MBER Brookyn Post once
WANTED A hany by rpspcctsbe woman 10 wet
w nurse AT her own home, OF would 20 out has ,
irSn lr" - NJ best Of reference. Can or dircss
No. lsi Hal IT.. nrookl}n.
WANTED -By n practical engineer, a stationary
w engine or boiler to run. Call or address + Nj ,
No lJay2ILY.
The sun., 1873-08-23

LgANy ANDr TROY, ,t2b SSAEkToG 4, t31i5}i
DREw.-Leavc Vestry It Pier at SD A. Nj, and xld st.
north Of Erie ferry at 9i5 landing At Yonkers Tary
Ehinebcck. Tiy9l,, Catskll and Hudson CONNECTING
for all points MESI and NORTH Trip tickets to West
Point. Cornwall, and N,wburSh, returning same day.
VI. Tickets by special cars aud baggage checked to
Sara oga nd sharon.
The sun., 1873-08-23

& he durt

I ONG BRANCII RAII-.
4 NONNOl iI PARK.
fNtrA m'cfllg Three duNs' racing.
Pos'p uu'l saturday Aug ., lursdAy, 2oih, an
"Wednesday. istn.
TAr plymouth Rock leaves Pier D, foot Of Murray s
at ll.lI 4. VI.
The sun., 1873-08-23
HlsnitD---ftmaIts.

TtIRI,s to work on beaded ornaments for millinery
NJ purposes; learners taken aud ~ per week paid.
Inquire at 2O5t Sd sy In the store ELIAS old nunds
The sun., 1873-08-23
Z ost an6 fuuno.

DOAT foundj the owner can have It by proving
hprupcfv ana paying expenses Apply to f. j.
QUINN, Nrrhawkrn, NJ.
I,OIND Yesterday morning, In the hay, boat.
i The owner can have same by calling at DAVID
crty and paying charges.
2In REWARD ID viii b" paid tor the return to 3
- " Hanover pnc", Brooklyu, Of blHck ami tan
dog lost from ihat urighburAuui last saturday night
shm body, long head, short TAI, small cars.
The sun., 1873-08-23

BARGAINS IN farms; all sI7cs. Roc land osl,-
ID ana w stchcster counties and Nrw J,r.,y. sr,-i
to exchange also, plOt' Tor town sit...
4. ". OLIVER. 1 pork ,....
The sun., 1873-08-23

ash"r' tte tn purchasers of lots near t. .ary,i,
nuCsOn Clty, nd; Onchllf ON bond and norton, .
hvc years, balance monthly inslllmeut. Of ts and
rs No cash required from those who huilI. w 1'4
CIAS. Il. NItOlL, summit aV., cor Carlton.
HUDSON CITY mOw J"rsry Cav y !
The sun., 1873-08-23
l}h ri ifii'lNG f,drs r,cu,

7 = FlTT 7
ray ABLE tl.b FER WEtkl DISTANCE NUps
railroad communication ten cents a ttlI iIlUis.
and Ne athv location. close to the Pl..lic riv"r
The sun., 1873-08-23

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The sun., 1873-08-23
ptrsonal Noilt,s.

pusona Notlt,s.
LII vol. enlisted before July 2, lSGl for years
~ can got flI bounty Increase for invalid pen. iuu
ers fri2e money for capture orleans. T.. 4. BROOK
late chef clerk L. = sanitary tOm. Agency m Nassau
A ~ItCE-SFI L. practice Of ~ years In New York
~ city In the treatment OF nervous ami general de
by, and other diseases, enables Dr LEWIS to eh ct
cures when all others tan. Oicc, Beach st.
j 2,2b on Wednesday, the 6th inst, At McGrahs auc.
uon rooms, Si chatham st., WIN return the same To
MOSS BROS, VI Catharne 81, he will be hberal com
pensated,
STHlCTIR u. hstula, and piles radically cured with.
out knie, caustlc or detention from business dis.
eases Of the geneatye organs diseases and defoTmiCs
OF the eye nose face person, and all important
HENRY A. DhSIELS, NJ. d., IA Lexington ay
SOLDIERS wounded, however slightly, can obtain
- pension through Dr. 4. u. JACKSON, late sur.
seon U s. NaVyt New Chambers st.
GOO REWARD to the eIpressman who remoy ed
20 ~ two trunks from iS Heater st., corner BOwery
or SATURDAY Avg fsrsH0os. InauTs 81 81 Broonie
The sun., 1873-08-23

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Et,iQions NOtltts.

~ SAINTS. Free church, corner Henry aud
~ Stammel SIS, Sew lur,. Rev Nm. y buuutlt
Hr9or.-pN.ue services sunday At lo', \. NJ. aud },
T. VI. seats free.
- EN. NR, ENDHICk, Pastor First Method
Ia st Nhutch, Grand ST. near lth, WlllAm-uurgh will
RIt1c1 sabbath morning, AT loE o'elock; subject
" Model Husband Evening, At ~. Ihrme-"A
submissive VIE" strangers welcome. seats free
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-06-28

The NJ. r. Sunday School OF this place
will have a picnic at Fraland On the WIN "l
July.
The Sunday Schools Of Wyoming viii
hold Union picnic at the Camden CAM
ground on the 4th OF July.
The fair aud festival held at wyoming on
Friday night week, for tbs benefit OF ms
chapel AZ The Baptist school IN that place
met with success.
JnO. Carpenter, who was TO he hanged
Yesterday WAS on Tuesday Tcsptird bl
Inc Governor until December 2dili. john
showed but little anxiety over his respite
and told the Sheriff TO tell the Governor ne
was .smuuh obliged 10 him iuf dat. Every
one here seems 10 think TIE, Governor dit
right, ~ no one WAS harmcd by Iohn au'
he IL a veiy ignorant Negro.
Since the great trial OF West tic people
here seem 10 have insanity On the brain
The Rev. Mr. sutton OF this town who hai
been In an insane asylum In PennsylVanii
for some time past, returned home on Sat
urdav last, but the disease attacked him u
such a manner that he had TO be lodged y
iail for safety. The case OF MT. Iosepl
harrington, another poor unfortunate, u
continually getting worse, 50 much so tina
he will have to be placed In confinement
There are other cases Of insanity here bu
We will wait for further Development
before we publish them in the list.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-06-28
Boat Race

PIONEER vs.. UNDIsE-RACE ON THI
CHRISTIAN TOMORROW.
A very interesting boat race will tnk'
place this evening between thu
Pioneer and the Uiulfne clubs Of this city
The two clubs have hecu pricticing for 4
Tor some timc, aud the race promises Il
be an interesting aud exciting one. The
following are the crews;-
Pioneer; Stroke, ". Il. Smith, n oar
A. ID. Warner; 80, John Dlxoni 9Th, W
j. McOlsry, 5lh, DR.. G. W. Jeiitris; 9Th
Paul Brown; coxswain, A. d. Poole.
Undne Stroke, Geo. q. l.obdell, Jr.i
Cd oar, Joseph N. Oalehi 81, Gideon N
Caleb; 4th, VIM. Hamilton; 9Th, WIN. W
Lohdell; 9th, Joseph L. Jacksoni cox
swain, W. W. Pusey.
The cOurse will be from Third street
bridge to the Wilmington and Western
bridge around its pier and back, aud the
boats will start for Third street bridge al
q 30, sharp. Tie Christlana will doubt
less be lined with spectators.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-06-28
West Presbyterian Church.

INSTALLATION ~ ITS NEW PASTOR, MR. OTIS
"Wednesday Rev J N. z. Otis, the new
pastor Of West Presbyterian Church, wal
Installed
The installation services were very inter
esting and impressive. There were ten OF
Twelve non resident ministers present, and
Rev. Mr. Waters, OF the Baptist Church
was In the pulpit, and participated In the
services. Both he and Mr.. Otis were for.
hnerly pastors In Tennessee, and II Is plea.
sant TO see them uniting here aa brother
ministers Of the Lord, though occupying
pnlpits.in different. branches Of His church.
ihe congregation was very large, and the
new pastor received from his people most
cordial and enthusiastic welcome.
The Rev. George i. Porter, OF Newark,
chaiged The new pastor IN solemn yet ex-
aeedingly appropriate remarks, and the
music by the choir. especially the last Sc.
lection, "Nast thy burden on the Lord, %
WAS lust tttcd 10 the occasion. The pulpit
Was tasteiullY decorated with flowers.
MT. oiiA hcginH His lahnra IN the West
church under tho most encouraging aus.
piece, aud both he and his congregation an
tcipafe the happiest Of results from the
relationship Just established between them
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-06-28
Board Of Health.

WHAT POWER MAS IT To REMOVE NuGaANcEs
At the last mrcting ofthe Board OF Health
complaint WAS made On the part Of person
frsiding near manufacturing establish
meut OF the offensive and deleterious OdOrs
proceeding theruirum, aud the subject WAS
passed over on The Higgesiiu' Of a member
thai the Board lacked pave. 70 act Ia the
premises, The pfuptr way g. ahAte the nui.
snncc. II such existed, niug uy the iudict.
ment nj grand jury. This wOuld be slow
ana roundabout mcthud OF reaching an
evil requiring prompt and summary rem.
cdy. aud a reference To the charter Of the
city viii show that the tuunril aud Board
ni Health. or either Of thpm, have annie
power inAot IN all rtseH where the health
Of The riiiIcnA ~ endangered, without wait.
ing Tor The halt yearly session OF the Grand
Jury. A rcsuIt To ihia body might be- ncoes.
sAfy where the nuisance Is located outside
Tue ritY boundaries, aud therefore beyond
the jurisdiction vi the cI authorities
The power Ol the Council and Board OF
Health Is thus defined In section q of chap.
ter ~ Of the Rev iatd Statutcs OF Delaware
The members oi Iouncil shall constitute
The legislative body Of said city
shall have power Ia enact ordinances Ia
preserve the health of the city, aud to pre-.
vent the introduction of inirctinuH or con
taginus die, ta,sf Tor which purpose its
jurisdiction shall eNtend 10 any distance
within one mile the limits Of the city,,
aud in such ordinances may organize },
Hoard of Health tor said city, which Board
shall he invested with all the PAYERS and
authorities which the COuleil might ~
rnui' exercise relative Ia the Ui,iaut ~ their
Institution. The City Council may
also pass ordinances to define aud remove
nuisauecs.' llYdRiA.