Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-12

Tomorrow Is Easter Sunday
Only one drunk at Police Headquarters this
morning.
The club stables, on Washington street, below
AalFo, are being enlarged.
We have been treated to a first-class storm, 70.
day-Eain, snow and wind. ~
Olive Logan (AErs. Writ sIkes) passed through
here, this morning, on her way from Dover
Our Episcopal Churches ore infusing O now life
BY the presence of flowers and music In their
services.
A darkey was put on the council ticket by the
Republicans in enc OF tho wards in Hartford. VI
course ne was cut BY the worshippers nearly two
- EE #sH 1854
MEETNG.-Tho regular monthly meeting Of the
Temperance an AntisTobaeco Societies connected
AZ the school room tomorrow afternoon. Appro-
pHaatc addresses will be delivered by Rev. J. ID.
QUigg and Others.
DIED.-The little child of Mrs. Emma Alex
ander, which was severely burned on Wednesday
night, at the residence OF Mrs. Zourns, on Madi-
son street, between Second and Third died last
evening from the injuries 1t sustained. Il was
about three years of age.
CONFERENCE AcADEMY.-The Trustees of the
Wilmington Conference Academy held meeting
In DOver on Wednesday, and decided 10 locate
the building on five acrelo 70 be purchased of
J. Alexander Fulton, ont on Main Street beyond
the residence Of DR.. Rdgely. The price paid for
the lot is about S5C00
CoNvERsAT1oNAL MExr1xa.+ This evening, in
lieu Of the regular weekly lecture, a "Conversa-
''DelaNaEe Institute of Mechanic Arls"A The
subject for discussion is, "The Co-oporAtive Sys-
tenn OF Labor" and viii be opened By VIM. s.
hilles, Esq. An are invited.
CHURcH ExTENsroN-Th congregation Of
Union n. 4. Church, propose, ere long, TO erect
Mission Church, in West WILMINGTON. The Quar-
teEly Conference Of the church has appointed a
committee to confer with the citizens Of West
Wilmington In regard to the location of the new
church, and the purchase OF the ground.
A BOVINE CURIosITY-Mr John Williamson,
of East Nottingham, is the owner ofa snow-white
COW that has heifer calf about two weeks old, Of
covered with wool like unto that Of q lamb. 1t Is
quite curiosity, and his good lady intends rais-
ing 1t, in order that she may at some future time
possess "WOOlly cow"
TIE REHoBoTH r.. R.-Mr. NJ {. Conweli Of
this city, is making the surveys for the proposed
railroad extension from Lewes to Rehoboth City.
The financial backing is understood to be tho
Camp Meeting Association, and the Rehoboth
City Association. These are separate organiza-
and promises to be quite successful.
A ''RATTLING AMONG THE DRY Bones The
lot at the corner of Fifth and Poplar streets was
formerly used as colored burying ground. Re.
Gently, however, the owners have decided 70
bnild upon it, and the digging of the cellars has
been commenced. By this work several graves
have been disturbed, and portions OF collins and
the bones of the inmates brought to light.
Rrsrr PrRaE,~TA TTo,v I'm Tyhu~s5.. .,..i..I
Thomas n. Coleman, city editor OF the Philadei-
phia Ledger, presented on behalf of Geo w.
Childs, Esq, beautiful Bible, TO Harmony Tenn
pie of Honor and Temperance, No. 9, West Chez
ter, Pa. The gift was acknowledged on behalf OF
the gratihed recipients, by DR.. Worrell Tins is
emily another evidence of Mr. Chllds' disinterested
generosity and phiianthrOpic spirit
RELleIoUs.-The Rev B. F. Barrett, of Phila-
delphia, will preach tomorrow Sunday In the
New Jeruralem Church (SWede enborgian,) corner
OF Washington street and Delaware aYanue.-
Subject in morning. 'sJesus Clirint 4 lais advent
history, death and resurrection, aAa their spirit
ual Significance" In the evening: 1.-THE New
Theology, Or the literal sense Of Scripture trans
figured and glorifled by the SPIRITUAL
ELECTION OF oFFIcERs.-st Johns Com
mandery No ] Knights Templar, of this city,
held their annual conelave Tuesday evening,
when the following officers were elected
Eminent Communications c. Pyle
Generalissimo-William Marshall
Captain -General-Geo. A LeMaistTe
Treasurer-A. keenan,,
Recorder-Jesse X. BayIiss
1rustees-s. A. Hodgeman, j. g. Haddoek
and James Crooks.
LIGHT HOUSE KEEPERs-The Board of Exam
ination for the Fourth Light House District, con-
sisting of DR.. VIM. D. Nolen, Capt j. Lowery
and c. Castor Smith, Engineer, met in this city
Thursday.
Charles H. Sullivan, Thomas II. Calhoun, jas.
II Bell, VIM. E. Spicer, VIM. Nicholson and VIM.
n Sharpless, colored. -
They all passed examination, except Mr. Nieh-
olson, and he did not pass on account Of hia eye
sight being impaired, mot from lack Of ability
The appointments will be announced In q few
days.
The Dover ScANDAL.--1n our last issue we
stated that we would this Wask give Nrs Adams'
account OF the affair which led 20 the coWhidinq
Of Tx Alderman Vincent. While in Dover last
week, We called upon this lady with view %
hearing her version Of the matter, which she gave
without hesitation. It was q plain straiRhffor.
ward history Of her life. and Is We said before Il
satisfied that the whole story Of the alleged son
was q fabrication. We thought Il would be {
simple matter justice 10 give In full her state.
ment Of all the circumstances, and intended 10 dc
90; but having since Learned that this young mar
Is q mOnomAniae upon the sabjeot Of mother seek