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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-01-03

DgtAwAREANs IN WASHINGTON. 90 A
meeting Of Deawareans now living IN
Washington wes held on Saturday even.
Inc and The "Delaware State Association
was organized, with the following gem
tlemen Ms officers Hon. Geo. p. Fisher,
President; Geo. Alfred Townsend, Vice
president John G. Saville, Treasurer,
and Richard Harrington, Secretary. The
washington RfpnblicdH, speaking 0! th'
meeting and organization says "it was
proposed to have a board Of directors,
bntit was abandoned when 1t was found
that this would make every member al
oficern
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-01-03

PIC Iron FROM Down DELAWARE
Two hundred and sevtniY-tiye tons Of pig
iron will shortly be shipped from Kirk
wood Station, on the Delaware Railroad,
10 this city, It having been purchased
Yesterday by MIR. George 4. Townsend,
for the Wilmington Rolling Mil Co., we
believe. 1t Is rather u singular direction
for pig iron TO come from, but II is a lol
Of rou made at swede Furnace, which
was on its wnv through the canal when
the great storm Of last August sank the
boat containing ii.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-01-03

FgsTrvAL.-Tho Old swedes Church
sunday school held It's Christmas festival
Tnesdav evening. In the absence Of the
pastor. the Rev. william Murphy, the
rotor took charge Of the devotional
exercises, and made brief address to
he children. Throughout, the exercises
were of a joyous and pleasing character,
The carols were sung with spirit and TO
music within the range OF the chi.dren's
voices. The behavior of the children
was remarkably good and manifested the
care taken by the teachers TO train the
llitle ones in reverence for Gods house.
The school is in a very porous condi'
zion, numbering over two hundred mem
hers. as is shown by the roll call
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-01-03

Bappleve's pure white olive sosp is
shipped in large quantities TO Russia,
England, and France. Sold by Almond.
Rappleye's pure white olive soap is a
source Of mauy blessings. Get II. sold BY
Almond, Eighth and Market
Rappleyes pure white olive soap is sold
BY ali gtoeers. Ask them for IL.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-01-03

Z PrFszNr.--Thc members of the
Washington Pine Company were the re-
cipients of valuable present 10 the shape
Of two spring bottom beds Of the Eureka
Manufac urag Company, a short time
since. Nj. joseph Killgore, President Of
the Eureka Company. was tue generous
donor. and the Washington members ex
press themselves highly pleased with
lAel- present.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-01-03

CLOSED. The stations house at Wood
dale, on the W. Il ". r r., has been
closed for the present, ard the tickets
have been taken away, but the office vii,
be op-ned agan ~ saaA 40 another agent
can be obtained. The trains, however,
will stop for passengers, the same as
before, audi be fare will be paid to the
conductor.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-01-03

IWTNI WNNTHITf .
Average up 70 the 25lh measurement, l4i.
The Reliance streams are as follows,
with no average for either It's hrst or
second streams, caused by the burstiI z
OF its hose and the consequent delay o!
ten minutes or two measurements, when
ensued
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-01-03

BADLY BURNED. A lady living at
Third aud Parrish streets was badly
burned last night BY the overturning Of
parlor stove which she was rakiDg.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-01-03

CHRoNE.--Ihs CHROME mine of J.
Smith Hilnuau, III west Nottingham
township, Chester county, on further
dev,lopsmeut, proves to ba quite rich in
chrome. \ very large vein of the or
was struck last week and the prospect OF
oblaiuiug a large quality appears quite
bright. Several tons have already been
taken out, lie value at the mines Is Sa5
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-01-03

THE UDDEHzooK Casa writ of
error was filed on Wednesday, in the
Office Of the Proih0notary of the Supreme
Court, in tbs case OF William Z. Udder.
zook, who was found guilty Of the murder
Of William II. Goss. The writ is return
able on the third Monday in January.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-01-03

FooT MAsBgD.-A young man named
Charles r. Ryan, employed Ut tie iqnndry
of e. c. Stotseuburg a Co., Front and
Washington streets, shad his foot badly
mashed ON Monday morning last while
at work, by large piece Of Iron falliog
uDou 10,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-01-03

sWons Ia-Francls Vincent v edneslay
took the osth OF once. apd assumed 1he
duties Of Cay Treasurer this morning
His bondsmen are WIN. 5 Bullock, John
Fehre1bach, John II. Jourdan, John
McHugh, James Ntzhugh,, and John
McClaHerty.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-01-03

A PLEASANT sURPRIsE.--Rev. Mr.. and
Mrs. outs were very much surprised on
their return from church on Wednesday
evening TO hnd their house full to over
flowing with members Of the congrega'
ton. Il bdrg New Years eve, they
supposed at first that the people Of the
West Presbyterian Church. Of which Mr..
Gus is the pastor, hao called in body
10 present the compliments Of the season,
hut further surprise awaited them.
n Wqs also the tenth anniversary OF
their ma vriage, and they were surprised
10 fnd Themselves at their lin-weddne,
They were pr, senied with one hundred
niscss Of tin.wa,e. among which there
we're no duplicates. In addition to which
was also presented ha2dsome SCI o.
furniture. The affair was KEEP entirely
secret from Mr.. aud Mrs. OTIS, ana con
stquently they were taken entirely o>
surprise. The affair was a most pleasant
one, and the evening passed most sgFee
ably and dslightfu.ly.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-01-03

TEMPERANCE MEETING -ANoTER d.
vtsloy TO ne ORGANizrn.-A temper
spce meeting was held Tuesday in the
African UuiOn NJ. +. Church, under the
ausnices OF Star Of Bethlehem Division,
No. 7. Addresses were delivered by Rev.
Fielder Israel, Rev. 1T. Stewart, Rev.
W. Jolly and d. II. Gustus, and q tenn
perance song by D. b. Anderson, assisted
by the audience, was surg. The meeting
was quite a success and at It's close the
names Of sufficient number Of persons
wrre obtained 20 form a new division,
shich is to be organized on the e,enng
of January sth, hy Past WORTHY Grand
Patriot Abraham Murray.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-01-03

Thursday morning appropriate SER
vices, conducted BY Rev. Dr. Frost, were
held over the remains at his late resi-
dence on Delaware avenue, and at noon
the BODY was removed 10 the Wilmington
and Brandywine cemetery, where It Was
Inferred beside his wlfe's grave. a large
cnnnnmIaa of r.lnlIuns IN lrlnnNa IlL-
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-01-03

qrorArfoNs AT TuR BntNpiWINR Wills Foh
FLOUR AND GRAiS-eoREEcEEp nAltt:, s,
Family fuur.ss.+.ss y l74 ~
Eatis FtHuf...tt-++ '..-.+'..fs'''s LON 80
-uperuue fi ut,-....s. 'v@ y 8
Wheaf, new .-...s-t-...+sss ss'.--tst.ss e. -
New Corn. .....-.-.sts'ssss v'1'"'e''
Tbs CugFsroSg MARKErs.-At the curb
stone markets this morning the inl-
loving were the ranging prices Tor the
articles named!
Turkeys. Si2idL0O; geese, sl45G25 80 (;
chickens. i. iu0sl - per pair; ducks, Sl.l0
GL5u: mutton, l21ldc. per pound; lard,
! i2c do; scrapple. S cents per pound; sausage
~ do: ham, l9c do; butter, 400 t5c cents
do: eggs, 4ic per dozen; potatoes. loeN per
I half peck sweet do, 2so half peck apples
| 2ofl3ja per half peck onions sc do, ;
/ tufnius. s0t0c per halt peck, or 4Oc. per
1 Iushcl; ntis, SOC. per hu.hel homiuy, lui
| per qu trt beans. i2c per quart llina beans,
I i5s Der qusrt soaked peas, Sc do pepper
souce. Is do; crAnterriesi l3c dol cider lOc
do; apple hntter. 2l4lse pei. gallon; horse
| radish. sBi0c per bhuehi celery, sg iOo per
bunch lgs feet, 200 per set cabbage,
| 5lliOe Der head, or sl.25 per barrel.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-01-03
Low Churchers and the Ritualists


WHAT DR.. MoRscLL, or SMYRNA, SAYS
ABOUT TuRM IN A DISCOURSE ON 'souAD
DOCTRINE"
Rev. DR.. Morsell preached his last ser.
mon as rector Of st. Peters Episcopal
Church, Of Smyrna, on Sunday evening
last. Il was n most able and exhaustive
discourse on "sound doctrine" and con-
tained no alnsion to the severing Of his
pastoral relationship being opposed to
| farewell sermons.
Ghe discourse was a statement of the
issues between the Low Church and the
/ Ritualistc parties of the Episcopal
1 Church, he taking sides with the former
and denouncing the doctrines Of the latter
| in the most unequivocal terms. He denied
/ that one nan, or one class of men or one
church was alone vested with the ability
/ TO define true doctrine and faith, to the
exclusion Of all other men and creeds, or
| that one man, the Pope, was infallible on
/ this point, or that none but priesthood
was competent 10 comprehend and explain
true doctrine. As well as he loved his
church and its liturgy, he was not willing
to narrow salvation down to il alone. He
was not vii Ing 10 accept the Ritualistie
dogma that the witness of the Spirit, or
influence of the Holy Ghost, comes only
through the church, or through any one
particular church nordid he believe that
baptism in the case of infants was regen-
grafton; nor that the elements In the
Eucharist were the verltable body and
blood of Christ. He hoped that such false
doctrines would Bever be promulgated
from the sacred place he had occupl' q
for eight years, and rather than have such
Ideas taught in the Sunday school, he
would prefer 10 see the sacred edihc'
demolished. lie took up the subjects IL
turn, from the PRAYER Book, and descantet
upon them in the most spirited aud posi
tive manner.
He has ccepted the call to the rectorat'
Of tue chureh In Lanesborough, Macs.
aud will enter upon the duties OF th'
parish st Easter. The church al smyrnl
viii be euuuhed with ministers iron
abroad until one Is called by the wardens
Watch meetings will be held in the Meth
odist Churches this evening.
The public and private schools OF the city
4. will re open on Monday next.
The protracted meetings in the NJ I
e Churches are still doing much good.
The annual meetings OF our big corpora
tions will soon be the order OF the day.
a week of prayer in most OF the Pre-
tes'ant Churches will commence on mex
uepE
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-01-03

PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY BY
cROASDALE 81 CAMERON,
NO. $40 MARKET STREET,
.dtofning the City Hail.
TERMS on SUBSCRIPTION;
ONE DOLLAR AND-A-IIALF A YEAR
Payable In advanced
sg- subscriptions must be paidinvariably
m advance.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-01-03

LADY DANGERoUsLY SCARED. - Miss
McC.ary, a young LADY employed In he
tailoring es;ablishm Mt OF Joseph W.
Henderson, at Lardenhere, was 50 badly
frightened on Christmas eve that foi
-ome time u was feared that zhe would
not recover. Miss MoClary and n lady
companion wero in the shop working,
wheu suddenly an unearlhly noise was
made outside, and a couple Of eyes
through fearful y ugly false face peered
in through the window. Both ladies
screasied with fright, which soon brought
assistance, and they were taeen TO their
homes. Miss MEG, however, was SO
badly scared and aer nerves 50 completely
uuslrung that DIR. Thompson had to b.
sent for, and u was not until nearly
morning before SHE was considered out
Of danger.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-01-03

ENTERTlINMENT.-T annual social
gathering Of the teachers aud scholars Of
the Central Presbyterian Church sunday
school was iheld Thursday. IN despite
Of the storm OF rain the spacious school
room was filed at m early hour. The
services opened with singing and prayer,
succeeded by blacE hoard exercise ap
proprlate 60 the new year, combining
amusement and instruction. After thi-
the scholars were introduced TO a verita
bic kriss ia veritable house, ingeniously
erected at one end of the church parlur,
aud in Passing through ia single file the
little ones, with extended eyes, b-heid old
Hiss in full regala, sealed alta table iilvd
up with cornucoi las Of candy, oranges,
grapes aud cake. This was literally dis
trbu,ed by kiss and bis attendants, when
the company gradually, though with
seeming reluctance dispersed, boaring
With them, no DOUBT, a happy remember
auce OF tue very pleasant occasion.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-01-03

MBRoHASr TAILOR AVID CLoTHIE
no. I2O MARKET STREET
sep25-ly wtLHrSaros DnA
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-04-11

} TIE ECEEK4 SENTINEL winds up its
account Of the NcGill-Wallace prize
fight, as follows:
Round 3I.-Wallace seemed TO have
the best of the fight now: MeGills LEFT
marler was swollen SO as TO be unable
to close: lie also suffered FROM the body
blows received. but showed 10 DISPOSE
ton to omit. The men gave and took
in a rapid manner, AMI amid the cries OF
"Po}ice,' rsti.sd 20 their corners.
Round 32.-The Sheriff was seen CON-
ing up the hill. but the men responded
to ths call Of time, and fought TO win in
the round. The excitement was intense.
the two Iae1 receiving terrible punish
Sheriff .shieI his castor il tie ring"
Round 33-The Sheriff was the only
man answering the call. Cries Of Go
ped by TIE officer and a grand rush 10
wagons, bugsiez, horses, etc, followed.
II l., perhaps, well that the fight terIni-
nltsd as it dill, rs lad feeling was show
ing among the friends Of the parties,
and the opportune arrival of the Sheriff
caused the cessation Of a threatened free
N7It- nc u5nl idsItu one Ho!r ana
thirteen minutes. 1t is due to Sheriff
Sullivan to state that he was informed
on good authority that the mill would
not commence until after O'Clock,
which prevented his stopping the fight
sooner. The men Will probably have
another meeting and arrange fight to
come off at some place where they will
not be liable to be interrupted by the
law. Ii the arrangements are perfected
the men will go in training for time, as
both are a; present unit to meet il the
ring.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-04-11

A BAND OF PRAYING MEN is threatened
in Virginia City. 1t is the dreadful pen
OF Dan de guile which tells Us that this
ptalanz Of crusaders expect 10 enlist
Rev. T. II. McGrath and one or two
other ministers as leaders il the good
cause, and that they hope to be able to
start ont on their raid in strong force
next Monday morning. The prayers of
this band Of masculine indictments will
be made in front of our principal dry
goods stores. Once they turn loosc, the
sroans AMI .'amens" VIII no doubt BE-
most fervent AMI fearful to hear. When
al are in full blast in front OF some pop
ular establishment, sound VIII go Up
like that heard when band Of wild cat
tie have discovered pool OF blood and
are paving tie ground with thcir hoofs,
las1iug tue air with their tails and reEd-
ing the heavens with beIIowiEgs Then
voc Unto the handsome, fashionable.
and siib-:ousued young clerks, They
I'll bs seen calling upon the mountains
Of dress goods AMI slawls and Iae=s t.
fall upon them ana hide them froa tie
wrath OF 'GiIeoa's Band ..'''
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-04-11

L ANYBODY knows exactly villa; any OF
;te E.i.s now before Congress. having
reference to the fate and volume O..
gresu6ac,,s, mean. Ii i 10, only = I.os:
gi!;etI G2arcier and person Of yare as
tutsress. but : endowed with q power
OF perception AID analysis which would
Is Invaluable to i professional ocs:.tsr-
fst bIuk-no;e Getsctor- We know by
the terms Of The suljoiaeti, that General
Batter AMI his supporters IN Congress
have achieved, 4 victory: but what ii WIS
they killed or what it IS they have gained
az advantage tor. We can only guess. 50
we guess that It : the Senate BIZ,
against which 3,r. jones spoke, AMI
which wcS passed, = day O. two go. that
is referred t. - The measure desired i,r
Butler as = substitute Ter the Currency
Bill. Eas without risLins anything
more compromising; than = mere guess,
and leaving tie dear reader free 70 ioEia
his crn sweet opinions II the premises,
We submit the following report Of Thurs
days proceedings IN tie House CT Rep
ressntIiives:
HOUSE resrna,I eo..si.!,=Gs.i5a q tis
Currency b;I.
(. T.. H1=r agd Garfield opposed IL
the latter making q pcveT.G. speech
against the imitation O. paper c-,crsncy
and favc.iEc = speedy return 70 specie
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-04-11

TIE PRESIDENT has appointed Bsnia-
min Z. Avery to lie CLi2ese Mission nc
/. I. Low. resigned. Avery i at pres
ent editor Of the Overland Monthly"
Ills first appearance il journalism. il
California was as editor Of the san Juan
Nevada county, Cali Press. The
beauty Of his literary Efforts soon at
tracted much attention. lie left san
Juan 70 SO to I.rysyilIs TO eli; the Up
pa, in association with Noah Brooks.
Il was while he was on the .fnpeaL that
Nr. Avery Was elected State Printer
For several years, and until quite lately,
lie Was chief of the editorial staff of tie
san Francisco Bailetia. That vehicle OF
diaboii,m got 10 be too Tophetie toI him,
finally, and he resigned his place in
disgust. His ministerial appointment is
due to Senator Sargent. He will 10
honor to the position.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-04-11

TIE Ministries are coming to Virginia
50 TIE verac;3us Z ts.7':;Ss says. Alter
PIP. has picked his peek OF profits
frozz his transactions in burnt cork in
Virginia City We hope he'll give US an
opportunity to listen TO the rafting
bones and drumming tambsrine and
psert gags OF the gifted middle man.
How rev, John? Isit 60?
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-04-11

An oLo NAN, supposed to be Bender,
the kansas murderer. is in Jail in Salt
Lake City. Parties who claim ar ac-
quaintanoe with the original Doctor
Jacob Townsend Bender identify this
person a. tie Kansas rufian. A young
man supposed to be the son of old Ben
der is in custody at Sal. Lake Creek.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-04-11
LATEST TELEGRAMS.

New York, April 10.-The representa-
tivss of the Panama, Union Pacific and
Pacific Mail corporations held a meeting
yesterday and outlined their agreement.
The Union Pacific directors wished the
rates of freight on tea to be raised to the
former standard of five cents a pound
This was opposed bp the Pacific and
Panama directors, who think there is
more money in carrying tea at fonr cents
a pound, as by that rate traffic will be
attracted.
1t IS reported that the train which left
vanderbilt's Landing, Staten Island, at
7 O'Clock last evening, was stopped about
tore up the track. The particulars of
the outrage are not yet received, save
that the rsbbers secured the cash box on
after arrested, and are now locked up.
Memphis, April 10.-A crevasse in
the levee in and near Surhower, Miss,
threatens to overflow large number Of
the richest plantations in the Sunfower
and Tallahatchie and Yazoo bottoms,
in which case the damage will be i'm
menss.
Boston, April 10.-The nineteenth
ballot for United States Senator resulted
as follows: Dawes, 81: Hoar, 60: Curtis,
~; Adams. Is; Washburne. 4; Sanford,
Z; Banks, s; Bullock, :. The twentieth
ballot gave Dawes SIS; Hoar, 66; Curtis,
~; Bullock. y; Adams, Is: Banks, S;
Sanford, Z; WashburDe, /, and scatter
ing, 4.
London, April 1o.-Jean Luis was
convicted this morning Of perjury on
the Tichborne trial. Captain Brown is
being tried for similar oftense.
Tns Dutch have opened several
Asheen ports to trade.
San Francisco, April l0-1 p. A.-At
last accounts. this morning, Maxey was
still alive. He has added to his former
statement that he and Caldwell had a
quarrel about a girl which the latter was
about to marry, during which Ia1ey
called Ter harsh names. They finally |
stopped the dispute and babe each other |
good night. Nazey went to sleep and
he next he knew he was shot and then
Caldwell shot himself. The general be-
ief seems to be, however, that Maxey
Id the shooting.
There were slight showers of rain here
asst night. The weather to-day is cloudy
3ut warm, with prospect of more rain.
The temperance crusaders have diyi-
led the city into two districts FOR the
of pledges.
The condition Of Naxey is so much
'etter that his attending physician has
directed his removal to the County Hos
,ital.
Caldwells funeral takes place this
sfternoon, and will be attended by most
If his former friends, associates and the
employees Of the North Beach Il Mission
Railroad Company.
Two women quareled at their houses
q Western Addition to-day, when one
the fashion Of the times, drew
revolver and tried to shoot her adver-
'ary. Tie latter took flight and has
procured 4 warrant for the arrest of her
Ieighbor.
Judge Morrison, to-day, in the Fourth
District Court set aside the verdict Of
he jury in the celebrated Bruner divorce
Ass, on the ground it was frivolous and
Ibsurd, and incapable of any Ineligible
sgal construction.
In the six other cases divorses we're
,ranted.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-04-11

NAzEr, tie man who was nortally
wounded in a mysterious way in San
Francisco tho othe- day declares that
Caldwell shot Lira and then himself.
Also that there haG been no cause of
quarrel between him and Caldwell and
that he was in bel and asleep when the
irs. shot was fred
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-04-11

CoNGREsskAE PAGs's BILL to restore
to the public domain the lands granted
in aid of the F:sceryills and Sacramento
Valley Railroad has passed the Senate
on motion of Senator Sargent. The
Bill merely awaits the Presidents sigma
tUre 20 become a law.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-04-11

PROBABLY DEAD.-Dr. Bishop came in
from Wiuremucca Valley last evening.
He says it is more than probable that BY
this time Theodore Lewis is dead, as he
was sinking very rapidly when he left.
Theodore Lewis is we'll known in Reno
where he has host Of friends, and We
shall regret to chronicle his demise
Keno JOsrnal.