The Morning herald., 1875-10-05
yoaEGsWHRAuxfnHN.

pcoc0 season C4O0tU> WAtu'~t0SV>WSCAS ho
present Indications we'A have the things
ihis city III TIE year foued. IAoiEAHoi
Saturdays EsvniG Rsutin Of Phil
delphis, eriieises Senator y Reyer&ThTs
Philadelphia medical 'eSAe es4Y is-Spene
yesterday. -u,-,,
.use a'; yda4 Iisse ys6s Sc ssPe pore
-"Eh > didn't pRpafpiit SAat yeg said
81 come to tune Xopf PiapP." "You vii
have to speak louder; I qae heal. What 20
say" "fcome to tune yoYr piano" "Oh
you come from Lepisians, 9i Iyonl Well
that's good; sit down and dAell us all abou
It," .T3HL tiiI - Il TaIGH
I The Chester Plot sAysH Farmers Wit
have used Paris Green np0n their potatoes
should not throw. the tops TO their cattle O
hogs if f.they Mish to avid loss. The oxel
of Francis Finn, of }. Christiana Hun
dred, Del, were badly poisoned receAtly, b.
eating tops of grass while blowing up pota
toes on which Paris .Gpeen had been fusa
during the season, and narrowly ESCAPED
death. A. .horseibelppedngtolJ j. Quinby
of Concordville, this county, was fatal.
poisoned ntHsway.U n FkIIIW
Here's jottiug from the local culinar!
Department. For those who 'sannot ca
pastry, and yet love pie, etke following re
cipe is recommended: For crust, maxi
dough with yeast powder and cream as fo
cream biscuit, roll thin for upper and unde
crusts, put between the crusts = thick laye
Of peaches peeled and quartered, bake in
quick oven, and eat with sugar and cream
Those who partake once of this pie will ask
for more of the same sort. 1t is simple
perfectly wholesome, economical and easflyy Il
PrepaLe4.O OF sr,rsr"s.r -" b, .i.r.. ira< .ob
Several 1theatre-going Kilmingtonianl
went to iPhiladepbiA last evening to set
"Queen Mary" at the ArcH..2 ! I''' ",
Scbooners Marion, Hunter, from New port
Del, and Alaska, Townsend, of this city,
arrived IN Philadelphia on Saturday '''Y
People want Moncure D. Conway, the
Anglo American literateary toJlecture for
,lhem in this city. ..-...,
The States of Massachusetts, Connecticut,
New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Della
ware, Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, Wiscon-
sin, Kansas, and Missouri will have separ-
ate buildings at the centennial.
St. Peters parish, (Catholic Church J, in
cludes all that part of Wilmington, east Of
Madison and west of French streets.
A lecture will be delivered at the Grand
Opera House, Monday evening, October 25,
on "The Catholic Church in this country"
by Hon. A. NJ. Kelley, President of the
Irish Catholic Benevolent Union, and Mayor
of Richmond = ~
The Coroner of Wilmington has way Of
doing business that is decidedly unique. He
summons jurors and then gives some ofthem
permission to 60 away on their promising
to sign any verdict the others may agree
upon.-Chester Evening Neus.
A negro, hailinc from out in Hedgeville,
being asked what he was in Jail for, said it
was for borrowing money. "But," said
The questioner, "they don't put people in
Jail for borrowing money" eyes" said
The darkey, "but I had to knock de man
lown free or TO- times before he would lend
t to me-"
This afternoon the Northern Convocation
IF Delaware meets in this city.
Delaware will no: be sufficiently represen-
ed at the Centennial it is feared.
The Athletics play in this city for the
first time day after tomorrow.
There are great many Wilmingtoaians
who will attend the Middletown fair, that
begins tomorrow.
The trees are beginning to turn.
Buildings are constantly goixg up in ev-
cry part of the city.
Thomas Meaguigan, the little boy whose
leg was amputated last week, is now doing
well.
A great many New Workers stop at the
Clayton House.
Rev. Andrew Manship preached in Scott
NJ. E. Church last evening.
A revival is going on at Ashbury NJ. E.
Church. ... ,,,f,
Last night Prof. Webster opened his
lancing school in the Masonic Temple. { ,
Prof. T. Slee is trying to raise a class in
photography in this city.
The revival at Madeley chapel continues.
Rev. Mr.. Merritt preached there last night.
This evening Rev. Joseph E. Smith; of
Grace, will hold services there.
A meeting of the Directors of the Reho-
Doth Hotel Company will be held in this
,ity tomorrow afternoon.
Lovers of oysters will be delighted to
earn that the bivaves are more plentiful
his season than for many year.
George Mccall, Chief, and A. D. Vande-
yer, Second Assistant Engineers of the Fire
Department of this city, started on the 1:45
|. m. train, yesterday morning, for Boston,
o be present at a national convcn ion of
fire Department Engineers, which will
meet in that city tomorrow.
The butchers of the Third and Eighth
Street Market play the third game for the
mpionkhip at the Quickstep grounds to-
morrow afternoon. They now .stand one 10
me-. .