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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-23
FINANCIAL NOTES.

President John +. Tracy of the Chicago
and Rock Island Railroad said yesterday Tat arrange.
ments have been made for TIE comp .,on % tle
Chicago and Canada southern ELnrOdl 4-u. Tc"1th''y
OF tne Rock Island Railroad.
A general meeting Of the stockholders ot tho
Southern and Atlantic Telegraph Company vas hell
yesterday at their Offices at No. 81 News ImpotAnt
additions made 10 tac bylaws, ana Tie recognition
Of the President, james r. Crenshaw rs @,,,p'eu.
ien bv him 10 thc business ana Interests ~ tc Con
pany during his administration were tcnd'r.i. TIE
representation of stock present in person ana - iuAb
vas about two-thirds oi tue entire ISSUE
The subscriptions to the new five per cent
loan are exciting attention. IL was reported through
Wallst that the state OF NewY0rS, IN 10 corporate
capacity would bid for :}ooO0 OF ;he Ne" bonds ioT
the Sinking Fund not being able 10 buy ia own bonds
TO advantage one German banking flrn "iI. pIpDihE
bid s25 10000 Tor account OF syniicat eng "ttf
German houses, as VOL - some am fctn WI
De among the bi1Ger,. lie genera! esuN~-e VI He"-
York bids was si0OJv0iJ.
The result of tie meeting Of the Executive
Committee OF the Lake Shore Railroad Company az Com
modore yanderbnrs Office, Ia Fourthst., vas awaited
with great interest Il was understood that the meet
ing was to be held al u IN, and when that hour had
nassed IL was supposed that the Committee had adj
ourned without declaring the expected dividend, and
the stock fell from 7 10 T. amid eonsld Ta1e excite
mept Later il was Officially announced that no div
dend had been gOu.i be declared for tie current
half year. Che order Of business AT tals h'ttng IL
he foilnd In THE TRIHUNE's financial column ConS.d
cradle disappointment expressed, az II hal been *
pected that dividend would be deeaIed, an! r iesnit
not only carried dD1u tie price OF Lake sA9a UHt also
that or the stocks on tlc general list.
The court before which authority was asked
BIZ the receiver % the F-t SaiJnll Bank o. washing
ton for permission eel Us bClldug, decided yesterday
that the price cfercI. s.. o-l, not sufficient AID
shat at least 10000 should oe realized the sale to be
postpoued until DECEMBER T-e c---t also. applcs
non, made decree authorizing - receiver TO con'
pound the Indebtedness e. the e-- - Jsy Cooke Co
10 the First National Bans 10 lie 10. ~ Eaid uaPiy
claims against SAID banS 10 petitioner ab1
Cancelled credit 10 be given the firm on Ito open iecOln
with the provided mat there shall not ne waved
any claim for preference priority OF hen asserted IN
Of the bank against the firm Ia respect 81 any po-
OF iis indebtedness to the bank Tue receiver says
he VIII be able to declare dividend Of 20 per cent eaY
Ia the Fall, making 10 per cent in all.
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the NEXT CHIEF OF POLICE.

The election for Superintendent by the Board
OF Police VIII 80 held either to-day or Friday. There
large uurt of candidates for the position the more
prominent ~ inspectors Walng aud Dllks, Supe,in
tendeni ThoIuo. aud Clpis. Alare and Gunner IL Is
understood that Inspector wang is the candidate mos
favored OF those within the Department He has mad
experience OF than IS years. and Is personally
popular. II |, possible that a outside OF the De
nay b. cAosel 10 ia The coveted position, Ut
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-23
ELSEWHERE.

The Long Bidge saw-milIs at 1nnis6l, Ont,
ownod nv ! shannon, we're destroyed by fire yesterday
morning. Loss, $4,000.
A fire in the business part of kedgetown'
Ont yesterday morning destroyed Parishs drug store
Graham's Hotel Martins drygoods store, ana nun
Der OF small shops The loss is about s26OV.
The house of John Sigler, near Cuba, Ienn''
was burned on Saturday night last. Mrs. sigier' ner
two children, and Mrs. Lyon were dangerously
buroad The latter is not expected to live. the IRE
is believed to have been the work or negro Win "ho
Mrs. Lyon had some trouble about some "oih'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-23
CONVENTION OF THE GRAND ARMY OF THE RE
PUBLIC AT BETHLEHEM, PENN.

BETHLEHEM July 22-Ihe Convention of
the Grand Army Of the Republic met here to-day.
About 800 delegates present. Commander A. Will
son Norris addressed the Convention. The AdjutRnt
read an encouraging report, and the Qdartermaster
represented the finances being In an excellent con
diOD. The Order i rapidly increasing iii membership
A congratuiatorv dispatch received from the De-
paTtment IN session in Paterson, y. j., and also
sent The Convention will adjourn Friday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-23
SOLDIERS GREETINGS!
ron,,nued from First Page.

crestcs, increase in membership; q roru"i' y. ,no
Ksarney to zabriskie Post NO IS for mastering ne
,,ner q, members during the year; badge
~ nonor to J. C. BOSert of Post No IS for presenting
The ,crea,est number of applications during .ne
Each pn1e was accompanied by an "ppropii".D
On NJ, pnrrov. and response by the recipients
ME diversion was furnished by the Farragu'
n, rr,o who sang several selections.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-23

York, and london Assurance Corporation for sloWo
each; in TIE Scottish Commercial OF North America ana
Manufacturers OF Boston for 5000 each Inc amount
OF TIE by the fire IL about fsocOO wnon Is Pro'V
fyiIly covered By insurance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-23
HOME VS..
THERMOMETERS, YESTERDAY. AT HUDNUrs, IN BRoAp"Ai'
o.n7a, koou-7s' 3 D m.-93' Nduight-7l'
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Rr-roort House-Connt Bellegarde OF Austria .:
w1h Irrv, Hoy-J Kinds United States Consu'enfa ~ NO
A. J,n,ro; Smith Of Buffalo, and Homer ~ osio
Nicholas Hokt-Er Congressman " "a eerp R,.
"a II Dev,eut President Of the Atlantic and dest
VA, Company Metropolitan Hot-Leu Gov John - HI 6"
-, S,xYorL and Dewitt G. Ellis. SUPERINTENDENT OF he ~
,nent Atauv... Holman Hou,e-mslor James ,a,n
states Marine Corps. .Ne1- York HoH-Cspt hAi' Vi ~ ~
shfn
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he GO Iea mariy. Tho names Of Gen. shalsr ana
sfood to DO snoned but there none who ara s1en
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-23

Tho Graham-aye. Sabbath-schOOl of the
r,o,, District will excursion 20 Elders
60 pockavay Beach, to-day. The proceeds are to
h dven 10 the church " winch the school Is attached
Detective Folk arrested yesterday James
coodvin alias wm Lyman. who was charged with at
temptipg 70 defraud q number Of merchants out OF
,rians sums OF money by representing that he would
,,uhish advertisements In fictitious business d.
rcctory.
Michael Lally, age SO, died at the Long
Island College Hospital yesterday. from pistol shot
wound I'm the shoulder received at the hands OF Daniel
U,ndley "A saloon keeper ut Smith and Stoughtou-sts,
on June 90 The shooting was accidental, but Handey
was arrested and held.
As Joseph Blot, age S5, of No, $40 Iierkimcr-
at wns walking near his house last night. large dog
belonging 10 Mrs, Grogan OF No. 1919 Atlantc-sve.
tanned upon him ana bit him groin causing very
severe lnjuries Dr. Goodwin who was called In, chuer-
ized and dressed the wound and the dog shot by
officer Wells. ~ - $500
LONG ISLAND.
NEW LoTs.-The project of constructing a
canal 10 connect East NewYork with Jamaica Bay Is
again agitated II is proposed TO prepare 10 he
submitted TO the next Legislature. empowering this
town 10 issue bonds to the necessary amount for con-
.trucng the canal from Forbels Landing to some con.
point In the village the canal "a be large enough
accommodate freight Dont- and basin 10 be- built
the terminus for the OF the Fire Department john
bowling Justice OF the Peace, died suddenly OF
ton OF the brain yesterday morning. lie lett IL Nt!ow
and four children.
LoSd ISLAND CITY-Two more propositions to provide
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-08-08

- = . q q - q
To uE GIVEN AWAEl

A NEW FEATURE. TO VITA GIFT Is Guar.
Alteed % one o. every ten CJUeecutige
Numlere.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-08-08

Editor State journal 1t is frequently
remarked that the salt water trout which
come to our market are not very good fish.
The reason for this became obvious to the
writer lately while on a fishing excursion
down our beautiful bay We caught a
large lot OF trout, and when cleaned and
cooked at once they were, as 10 generally
admitted, a very fine favored dish.
The reason for the difference Of those hsh
and those we obtain In market Is said To be
that we ate them fresh from the water
But we became convinced that such IL "a
very erroneous opinion, after this wise ?
We caught a large number Of uOut ON
Friday morning, before breakfast; we inn
mediately removed the cntrails and blood
from along the back, put them on ice. arr.
we'd home 80 hours atterward, then removed
them from ice, kept them 80 and some IS
hours after that, and when cooked were
pronounced "splendidn elegant hsh.
The whole secret lies in removing the
entrails, as they spoil the flavor OF the fish,
though the FISH would not he condemned AS
spoiled. Will some Of our fishermen take
the hint; bring us some good teh, aud you
will gain more IN price than you loose Ia
weight, and the demand will be greatly
increased, for II will soon be discovered
that opened trout are far superior 10 those
brought as is now the custom. \ plea tOI
good and wholesome FISH,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-08-08


THE MDDLETowF FAIR NEXT MONTH
PREMIUMS TO BH AwARDRD-A FINE
DISPLAY OF FRUITS, VEGETABLES, ETC.,
PROMISED.
The Committees of the Agricultural
Society of Middletown are actively at
work preparing for the fair to come of
September e3d, cath and 25th. Monday
evening the Committee on Premiums
met at Middletown and resolved on offer
ing premiums amounting TO about $500.
or this amount sii20 will be offered as
premiums for the fastest horses In the
peninsula.
The Society intend that this exhibition
shall not merely be horse racing affair,
but genuine agricultural exhibition OF
the products of this peninsula.
Arrangements will be made for the
accommodation of those who wish to
exhibit fruit, vegetables, ETC., and already
maey havo promised to send the best
their garden aud orchard produces.
The display of cattle will also be very
fiHe, and we have every reason to believe
that II will be the largest and finest lol
ever on exhibition In this State.
The Society claim to have the finest
stock on the peninsula, and next weeh
the erection of the grand stand, which
will be 06 by 80 feet, to hold about 1901
people, will be commenced.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-08-08

BUILDING LINES SURVEYED DURING July.
The City Surveying and Engineering
Department surveyed the following
building lines during Jnly;-
For Thos. Antcllti, one house on south
aide Of Jones street.
For Henry +. Dure, three houses on
the northeast corner OF Fifth and Madi.
son streets.
For e. G. Springer, six houses at the
northwest corner of Eighth and Madison,
For VIM. Forrest, one house on Front
street, near franklin.
For Henry l.. Tatnall, two houses al
the southeast corner Of Tenth and Madi
son.
For Jos. L. Carpenter, four houses OF
Linden street, near Adams.
For German Catholic Church, at south
west corner OF Tenth and Madison.
For Samuel F. Marshall, one house oil
the north side of Ninth street, between
Monroe and Adams.
For Chas. P. Donovan, one house OF
the north side of Ninth street, between
Monroe and Adams.
For Chas. z. Donovan. two houses OF
the north side of Fourteenth street ant
westerly side of Marsh road.
For James Bradford, market house a
Third and King streets.
Total number of building lines sur
Yeyed during the month, 23.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-08-08


the NEW STEAMSHIP READY TO DEPART.
The new steamship Hudion, which was
built hy Pussy, Jones \ Co Tor the CrOm-
well line amt Intended to run between New
York aud New Orleans, has about been
completed, and by the fret Of next week
will be ready 10 leave the Christiana.
Tic EVd8oH Us the third boat Mcssrs. p,
!. q Go. have built for the Cromwell Line.
She is % % feet long, over all; width Of beam,
"a ieet depth OF hold, . feet inches. She
VIII carry 1879 tons, and will he propelled
by one large vertical direct.acting engine
with cylinders s. inc es IN diameter, and a
stroke OF - incAes, which Wac designed by
I John Baird.
! The Hudson is being richly furnished and
1 upholstered and possesses all the aoeommo
datidns Tor passengers the inter-ocesr
steamers Of to-day can boast. Her saloons
l are simply gOrgeously finished and he
| every appoiutueut complete. She will
!eAsn here early next week, probably OF
I Monday, IN charge Of Capt. L V. Eager
one o. the company's trustee commanders
and VIII soon thereafter start on her frs
nip 70 New Orleans. As her eonsort, th
I KRickcrbotker, has made such quick time
we shall watch with much iaterest tn
speed Of the Hudson.
The furniture for this vessel was mad
BY the Enterprise Manufacturing Company
| OF thus city, and reflects great credit upo
that concern. Most Of It lie made OF soil
| uslnut which is deitlv inlaid with rie
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-08-08

Amoug the various articles that have from
time 10 time appeared and claimed attention ~
FOODS FOR INFANTS, mono have seemed 10
anti 40 we'll DUKtEa sicKEsss as sALoufk.
In health moot children will thrive admifably
on oatmeal. prepared barley papnina, prepared
whenD condensed nilk, corn stAtcn-sane or n 4
of thein with or without COW u Il liz. hut IN the
numerous ailments that infancy Is liable y;
almost alwSya the great dimcnlty 10 CONTEND
with IA the irritable stomach which refuses ahy
longer to retain the food that IN heaith heleee
with H. Rapid loss uf weight sud strenE n
ensues the child becomes emAciated and feeble,
and the irritahilt'y N the stomach incr-Hse,,
rather than dlninishes with the cnhilhuea
weaknaHa In these eases which occur inpst
requently IN hot weather and during the period
of dentition sALUufE seems TO possess the
essential requirement Of being KsrA4Sfp ava
piassrPn BY the stomach. furnishing nonflsl;
neiI 10 the child At u tive when strength Il ply
i,nr,nrtant IL Il especially to this quality that
SALON IF owes the great reputation &c enjoys.
In order to farninh It. at u lower price, and also
10 meet the increased dsiuaud. We nov imporl
pALUuPk di ect, and Ter u neatly put W IA
full int bottles a. the following priceHi
One bottle. 75 cents half dozen potlles' " ~
VA' SMITH q FAINTER Chemists.
Seventh nnd Market streeta.
wilmington. Delaware.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-08-08

DhNEsYLNANl kAlLNOAp-9n and a. t.
Thirty second aud Market streets
MAINE LINE WESTWARD.
Paoli Acco n. 62l s3ltudll 10 A. m, 10.
4. @ and II. p IN GA Sunday. 20 a NJ and
NsgsTs Express daily except sund,y. at
klmIra aud Lcck Haven Exp. except Sunday
Maiidaiiy exert suud.v, ser. an
Fsst iue ana Kns hap. daily, capt Sunday
stisGars Aceomme. daily. except Sunday,
. caster ani York Accom-. daily, sx Sunday
rsrEe'Gurg Train daily. sHesst Sunday, al,
Pittsburgh ErIrofs daily, except Sunday. at
Il canati Express daily, $40 p. m.
southeru rSpre.s daily, 10. ~, p. m.
7 oi.e Express aud Erie all. daily, u. y. Pm
kiis Mail, > turday night, ruhs only 10 Will
Ticket ma The pr cared snd baggage deliv.
''s4 az ''' new RS DIVISION y ~
Excres- for New York 2 50. y, lis, gaud
III s5 l$ 3 rI.i 80 a9d Is "a, u ~
g. g. y. IN sud T. % midnight;
Emigrant Trait igf New York - midnight.
Accommodation for Trenton, e,35. a. N I 4 -
and II 30, ,. IN
PROM EsssisaroS DEPOT.
For New ork z. IS. 3. m isnd Is. y. m.
Bnstltl1n, $40 &. m; u nooni u aad 7, y
aT'nleu, 80 Isi, 10, man SlS. d q,
Nav Bnaswick and intermediate stations. al
PoR psLvipBRB pIvIsioE
TKp ess for Trenton. Lamsenvills P.niirs.
| burg. bAston, Scranton, etc 30. a. N snd
Way Trains to Lambsrtvllls and FlsmiugioD,
/ 10 A. n and 4, p. IN. For Pennington. 1.aO, u
AeOSIuodali, q tos Bslyide5s, 8 80. p. m.
| FROM AARKET fTREET FtART.
AesomIodalioe for New York, via South An
JUNCTION. 9 81, a ". ard via Monmouth June
! Accom-. Cor New York, Via { enton, Sand 10
a. m D., 3. 6and ., p, IN. For TrtntOn, u noon
Wsyrraiu f,r Burlington. 6sl p. M
Way Trans for b rdeatOwn, S aud II. 30 p. m
fur KiBkOra Branch 80, a.u. 2And y IN
For Long Branch, 80, a. NJ, and 400 .. IN
For pemterioa and Long Branch. So his
a, ~ i3l3 ;, n. TuckeIton Il, H., -. a. N
for Meiford 20. I'm ts.l,.43'. ESQ p IT
For Mount Hoily asd painhertsu, ., 7Sl. n.
.. u,.; l,so, ~ $50 $50, $50. ,. IN. For Ml
Holly only. Il ~, y M.
TRAINS ARRIVE At rHlRtY-FISsr AID HARKt
HtRHEff;-
| FROM T. s1ursh, .. 90, ., 20, a. IN. y IS, p. nj
eesl,, 9,', a. a e ts e u sfsspt Monday
except Monday, Aud $50 y IA daily, exe.i
Fund y. From Ball IN aud Niagara Fall. s
m,r a" s5a w;sm S5 rom log from Ne,
YORK, Il. 45 4 IS, II. TO- II ,! tkens. a. ~ L..
l2jl ser, a, a, Kens 30, ,78 oi'
tKens ! gard II q, p, NJ. sunday trsiu
40. 10 %, ~ H. p. iu., aud y a. a. ~. Fro
kdstol, I'm Np-hurR. aud bsmber. vile 10 y
pm keasilg.oa perot IT. 1872, ~ NJ al
sicfpieF.cariielotsc Gnu be he'd a. 9li Ch1stn,
street aud nesol, lhlrly second snt Marx
( Tfs 1rion Trrnsfe- Company will call for AT
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-08-08
B0sINEss DIRsOTORl.

BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
SOO- AED aHoEs.
Fourth aud Poplar s.r.su
CANARY HiRDs
John PARIS, 500 West Third sree'
oAREIkoES
FIRST ALLKOSD, cor seventh Ard snirIs'
CLOTHING
1EORGB Il ASH. 4 East Third strsei.
JOHN DAVIS. l2l Market street
VuRSiTuss
JOSEPH BOOTH. ~ shlplsy street.
n HARaAN, 40 ktng Etge-l.
'USa. gro.
J AsLqHoih. "a King sstsr..
oENts yuRsIsHiSs coops
Up DouaHTgN, 40 Market street.
@ 8 a0RGAN. 81 Market street.
aAs PrTrRss AND PLuMpsRe
w GILLESPIE, 2l6 West Foartb ,rot.N
dAwTHROP 3 BRe as Market street
EousB PuksisEIsG cooDs
PIoKLRs. Tenih snd Market strse,.,
AATs AsD OARS
& DuDELL, grgst Third stree.
sAAVkL CuLBFBr. % hafkot -.ree'.
sEwkiEy
3 CLARK, ~ k;argei street,
a 3 DENOkHANNzR, SO Market .roa,
J Q hAss6Y, 70 4asi Fourth sirss'
IADisa sorba.
s Il STATS, ~ Market strssl
hAaAStNBs.
HARKERss' MAGAZINE, sixth and Nerts'
snHioAL IRsTEUHgSTe.
lHBALBEgT. llgF Foaitb stree,
I p ALLEN. w ". seventh street.
| J Il OLBAhkR, E seventh street
! PAPER HAseEsr.
A 3 JONES. si' asrEet-ttesl
PHOTOGRAPHERS Ayp TkhaH-.
saw GARRsTT, NJ Market sIee.
| = NoN0 NAGLE. rh!rd aad kiug streets
s2wlsd AAOHIHEs.
REV AagRlGAa fsiP. MAGEfNA. nsMaas
p0MGsrlG MACHINE ~ Mgtksi ttrest
TOBACCO.
OTTO BUTT, West Front .ireal
VETERINARY SURGEON.
RICHAkD WISDOM. lol East Finb stree,
tgAs AsD ozouEKiss
Wh ALMOND a BIO. Eighth ava hssas,
7
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-08-08

woGK SOW oS HAND. AND FUTrRE
PROSPECTS.
Notwithstarding the dull iimes, great
deal OF work Is row being done At the Har-
Ian s llOlhugsWOfth Company's ship yard,
and the prospects for the future are, we are
assured. much brighter than many Antioi-
pzte. The following work 10 now being
done there
Tle large and perfect dry dock OF the
company, which Is capable Of Aecommoda'
ting vessel BOO feet long and drawing u
feet of water, IL ~ present occupied with
the steamship Giaucus, which WAS recently
. 80 badly damaged Ia Boston harbor by Ore.
From and including the miudle deck she
Will be rebuilt, and will be much more
valuable vessel when completed than che
was before being burnt she will probably
be ready 10 Goat out Of the dock IA six
/ wee ks.
Tie s'esm-h p J4aiai5, Of the PhilAdel.
] phlA and SAK Huuah Line, iH at the II. h II D..
go syAfd. aud is being furnished with an
upper deck and saloon, and will be oom-
pltted iu eight weeks. After she IL COM
pleted she will resume her trips and enter
into competition for the passenger frame
between the pOints named above.
The eloop OF var being built By this com
pany FOR the Government Is nearing DON
Aeton, and Will be ready TO launch within
a month. She ia hne specimen OF nAVA
architecture, and iH being constructed undel
the immediate supervision Of Mr., johnson
the COMPANY 8 superintendent, who 10 do
termlned 10 make this the best OF tho mani
excellent Jobs done At this yard for thu
Government during the past few years. TIT
vessel Will he 10 feet long, from the for
ward side Of the stern TO the forward aid
Of Tie stem post; beam, o. feoti depth o
hold. 10 feet
, The keel Of what is termed the robin
/ son Boat. no. ~ Tor the baltimore SteAr
. Packet Company, Las Just been bent, an
wall soon be laid, She VIII be screw pre-
. ptller, and when completed will run b,
, tween Baltimore and Norfolk. she will b
lsj feet long, - feet breadth Of beam, an
90 feet inches depth Of hold. This make
several toa'a built here tor the same con
pAuy, but the present one will be large
8 than either OF the othcra.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-08-08

A FULL. FLOODED DURHAM Cow
Charles Mullen, whose residence Is at No.
lot West street, has one Of the finest
full-blooded Durham cows 10 the country.
sne is comparatively young but much
having turned the scales At 1900 one day
this week, She gives regularly 32 quarts
OF milk per day, from the gream OF
made. The COW is highly prized by Mr..
Mullen as she is by stock men generally,
who agree that she has few super1Is,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-08-08

FATAL ACCIDENT. - Mr., Alfred 3.
smithers, son Of WIN. smilhers, Lsq., OF
this town, died very Unexpectedly at his
home, near Queenstown, Queen Auue's
county, Md, Saturday evening week. He
and his brother, w. H.. (lhe latter mar
ried) were farming together near Q leens'
town, and on Thursday they were help
ing neighbor to thresh wheat. Wlil-i
in the neighbours stable Alfred received a
kick in the abdomen from a young horse
Though painful at the time, his ipj lrias
were not considered at all dangerous
On Saturday afternoon, however, hl
seemed TO grow worse aud whilst bis
brother was going for the doctor he Gied
-Smyrn1 Timss.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-08-08

NEoRoLoaIoAL.--A private telegram
from Georgetown on Monday announced
the death Of Mrs. Julia A. Maui, Of that
place, wife of DR.. Geo. W. Maui, aud
mother of DR.. d. W. Maui, of this city.
Deceased, who had attained her 70th
year, had been falling In health rapidly
for some time, and her dissolution,
although IL will cause many a heart Ia
ache, will be no surprise TO her friends.
Mrs. n. was we'll known throughout
Sussex county, and was always foremost
among her sex there in philanthropic and
reform movements. Daring the war she
was constantly engaged in collecting
and forwarding supplies for the sick and
wounded on the field and in the hospital,
and from her youth was closely identi-
ned with the Presbyterian Church, OF
which, for over half century, she was
a consistent member.
John Good, Of the firm Of G 3od &
Hanna, hardware dealers on Market
street below Fifth, died In this city on
Saturday In the 9th year OF hia age
Mr.. G. was a member of the Society ol
Friends and to Wilmington's old citizen:
was well known.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-08-08

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