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, 1875-09-25
DENMARK AND SWEDEN,

A Copenhagen correspondent, writing on tbs
18th ult. says :-"You will remember the at.
tention which the speech which the King of
Sweden was represented to have made during his
visit at Berlin attracted, and the unpleasant inn
preston which it produced in Denmark. About
a week ago Captain A. Wilde, R. D; n, an in;
innate acquaintance of the King OF Sweden or
more than 25 years standing. inserted a letter
in the Dag61adet, in which he pointed out the
many proofs of King Oscars friendly feeling to-
wards Denmark, and in which the Captain also
Enthusiastically limited that the King had tried
to persuade Prince Bismarck to fulfil the Trea-
ty Of Prague and surrender North sOhleswig.
This letter attracted considerable attention, as
it was naturally considered as emanating direct
ly from the King. am, however, u a posi-
ton authoritatively to state that, although
this le alter undoubtedly faithfully represents his
Mejesty's feelings the publication Of the
letter was not only not made at King Oscars
desire. but the King is considerably annoyed
At this publication, he being anxious that ths
matter should be forgotten."-(Ss. I'll. TSmes);
, 1875-09-25
For the Country

EVk eAC SUWAASA
at IL O'Clock forenoon viz:
Saturday the 9th October, or'the inhabitants
in both East End Quarters, at tho Stock Els.
tate Sally's Fancy.
Tuesday the 18th October, fer the inhabi.
tants in Companys Quarter at the Estate
Work and Rest.
Wednesday the 18th October, for the inhabi.
tants in Queens, Kings and Northside Quarter
Ltr. B.. at the Courthouse at KiDgshill.
Friday the 18th October, for the inhabitants
10 Princes Quarter, at the Estate. Grove Place.
Thursday the 2lst October, for the inhabi.
tants in Westend Quarter and Northside Quar-
ter Letter A. at the Police Office 10 Frederik-
sted.
For the town OF Frederiksted
same day for the inhabitants of Strand, Kings
and Queens Streets.
Friday the 22nd October, for the inhabitants
of Princes, Hospitals, and New Streets, Kings
Cross Street, Market, Hill and Lagoon Streets,
ell at the said Police Office.
Besides those calculations which are requir-
ed for the calculation of Taxes and which
every owner or lessee of houses in and
out If town, or of estates is bound to give to
the commission, the Government considers it
requisite at the same time to be informed of tho
number of labourers on the estates or of other
persons residing there, as also of the quantity
of stock on the estates &C., for which purpose
the blanks for the tax lists are furnished With
columns to contain such information.
Owners of estates are to specify in writing
the exact number Of acres in Sugar cultivation,
in Cotton cultivation, in other cultivation and
in pasture.
If any portion Of the land is considered to be
useless, and yields no revenue to the owner,
the number of acres Of such portion must be
stated in the tax list, and a certificate on oath,
issued by the proprietor and two burghers re-
siding in the quarter and furthermore attested
by the quarter officer, delivered to the commits"
sion, when it will be taken into consideration
if and TO what extent exemption from taxes can
be granted.
Owners of houses that have been
%unoccupied for six months and up
wards claiming reduction in the tax
es, are to give satisfactory proof of
the house having been vacant during
the period stated.
Persons ~neglecting to procure the
information and proof prescribed by
the regulations in the above shape,
time and place, must ascribe to their
neglect all losses resulting there
from.
Blanks for tax lists will be distributed some
DAYS previous to the meeting OF the Tax Conn
mission, and are required to be accurately fl
led out by the concerned, and delivered to the
Commission on the day, which is fixed on FOX
each street in the towns, and for each Quarter
in the Country.
Tax Commission for ST. CEoix, the Gath Sep.
tember 1875.
s. w. VAN BRAKLE r. PETERSEN.
J A. HOVER,
, 1875-09-25
Transport------ $17,s2O

salairer og Observation-Disclosures
til Sagf6rere m. f.. i offentlige
og benefcerede Sager SAINT
for Overs@ttelser i saadanne
stavningsm@nd.
Til Politibetjente i allie Distric-
ter SAINT Natvegtere i Byerne 8,
Forskjellige mindre Udgifter.
8. Udgifter til kirkelige 0iemed.
Sognepr@sten i Christiansted,
Gage.
Godtgjorelse for at fore
Hovedkirkebogen.. 1853.
, 1875-09-25
$4,000.

SZpoUU.
For office expenses and
messenger after pre-
vious approval Of the
Presidency and ao-
cordingt specified ao-
counts, to an amount
of. ..S1,420.
, 1875-09-25

Market and Princes Streets, Kings and Queens
Cross Streets, Church, Hospital and Green
Streets and Eastern Suburbs.
Friday the 9th October, for the inhabitants
Of Hill, East, Lagoon. little Hospital, New and
Fisher Streets
, 1875-09-25

A. The Customhouse Department.
The Superintendent Of Gus
toms at Christiansted, sa-
larry .$2,400
For keeping h0rses..... 200
, 1875-09-25

Brought forward $1,000. 1880
Salaries and Travelling Ex-
penses for Lawyers and
others in public suits, and
for translations in such suits $50,
Citerers 800.
Policemen in all the Districts
and Ni~ghtguards in both towns $685.
Various small expenses. ........ $50
8. Expenses for the Clerical Depart
ment.
The Lutheran Clergyman at
Christiansted, salary 81, 100.
Remuneration for keep
ing the general
Chnrchbook ...... 1853.
-SI,S SOS
The Sexton at Chrisriansted IS $50
The Lutheran Clergyman at
Frederiksted, salary S1,1O0
For Houserent...... -, 900
" Travelling expenses. 200
--$I,5001
The Sexton OF Frederiksted 200
, 1875-09-25

The Superintendent Of Customs
atFrederiksted, salary g. ,400.
but of which is calculated
will only be used $4,000.
For keeping horses -. 900.
" Office expenses and --
amessenger, afterpr 1900
vious approval Of the
Presidency and &C.
cordiug to specified ao-
counts, toan am0untOf 81 900
, 1875-09-25

Salaries 10 teachers in The Town
schools . . D,
2 messengers at these schools. .
S alaries to 8 teachers 10 the rural
schools . q
Salary to an assistant Teacher
and 8 female Teachers in
rural sCho OILS
Other expenses for the schools
In town and In country
Carried forward 80,
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O6io' Watifentfr,e1ulInlo.. ;.

2uft lit, Die BON Ser @onne III 8epeg=
ung scleBt piro. Mel6' Elm Wioeripru6 !!
9os unerIdaffene 2i6t, oas in b06erem
@raoe oae gisenl6aften oes seidaffenen
9idts belibt> perbreitet lib mittelit oes
Wortcs NIT unsebcurer @6ne1i9teit es
erleu6tet ale Gin in 1pel6em So6r=
bunocrte man ie antrifft; es perliert ni6ts
bon 1einer Wirf lamfeit; cs le6rt iiberall
oos Wabre bonn Tall6en, oos &ute pom
B0len, oas Dolltommene pum llnpoll-
tommene unter1deioen; es sibt Torben,
es perib6nert, es sei6net alle @egcn=
1tdnoc un1ers 9antcs uno uni lerer Qiebc
aus. @ben 10 lit es nit bem 9el6offenen
Gi9te 9iele ueni9en Morte iber bic
Mc6nli1feit bes 0oppcltcn 2t9ts, oaS
uniere ooppelte. Natur erleu6tet, lueroen
9enii9en, um uns gu lebren, bon meldem
@e16tspunfte aug man oie Werfe @ots
tes erfor16en mub, uno Inn oas; tieIe
Wort oes Mpoitels ct. Baulus Su bcld=
tieen, ooB Die ii6tbare @elt nur Elm Nb=
orud Der unli9t6arcn lit. @o piel bonn
2idte. (Gortl. fol9t.)
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MufQabe Np. 1O5.

@cor9 bottc cine sln;abl Sd)ofc actouft,
norouf icin Nodbor Garl gu bm fommt, un
fid) iibcr ben Sanocl nit ibm gu unterDolttn.
Gorl fraate: vQ8ie biel @dafc boit bu &C.
fouft ," @eorg ontluortcte: SD pil( bod lcs
bcn, ob ou es crrotbcn fonnit; giblt eu mir
Stiid bon bcinen S6ofcn, 70 babc id) gcrooc
brcilna( 70 picl ais BIT blcibt." Carl ionn
nidt lange no@, ionoern ioate: SD alouhc
bic slnsabl bciner 9efauftcn Sdofc eefunncn
au bubcu unb ipiQ aber aud) nun icbcr, Oh ou
es err0tbF, bub id, ridtis sere@net babe sibit
bu mir n6mlid) IL Stid bon oeinen Sd)ofcn,
10 babc id iiebcnmal 10 picl ais oir blcibt."
@cora iaste bierauf: sd ic9c bierouS, oab on
bic Slnsobl mcincr @6ofc ridti9 9cfunoen
bolt." Gs 1T nun bic Urogc @ie picl Sd)afc
bat ieber bon bcibcn?
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ST 4 t Il &c I.

y @cr cs modt, Der logt cS nidt; mcr cS
ni,umt, BET tcnnt es nidt; uno mer cs fcnnt
Der nin,n,t eS nid)t.
9 NNan mcib bci mir mcbcr slnfona mod
@nbe. Neun un9lcid)c Sbwcltcrn beslcitcn
MIDI. gScnn id ol(ein bin, sclte id fit nid)tS;
iuenu ober ienc borausgcDcn, fonn id) mir ci'
men iebr 9roBcn @crtb scben.
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$Qas @ae ftaf'fy
j.. Sac 3ibt.,

0as Gl@t mare Dle 91n6e yt0tur 10 gut
,uie 1li6t ppr6anben, uno bic S60nbei.
ten uno 4Munoer., luelde Die 90tfl!6e
Weisbeit boruber perbreitct bat mdren
unniib fir ben Mcniden> Der iie be,pun'
bern ion. Mber mos lit oas 2i6t? Sier
beainnt biele lanse Geibe Bpm @ebeim'
nillen. Die uniere 8ernl.nt IN 8erpirr@
un9 bringen. unerfldrli6 unb bod flar;
lebren uns bieIe Nattr9ebeimnilic un Die
mod erGobeneren @ebeimnijIe Der 3eli'
9ipn 9lauben, oblpobl mir lie nidt pere
iteben. MQes, mas Die 9r0Bten Ybilo=
iopben iiber oos 2idt 9ela9t baben, lino
MIR Bermut6ungen.
Sic Ginen beboupte1, bos 2i6t iei
Elm lulliser Stof >, luomit mir um9eben
iinb, llno Der iidtbor miro, ,uenn ct our6
Die @cnne ODER our9 ir9enb einen anoern
entainoeten &Srper erl 9iittert uno in
Betpesun9 selebt mirb. gnbere logen,
bos 2i6t lei oas Geuer lelbit, oas our6
Die @manation leiner unenolid) felnen
@toffe in elmer 9emiiien Gntfernun9 leile
an unlere Nugen idldgt.
gDcnn bos 2i9t unbe9reifli6 in Ieiner
Natur 1T !, 10 lit es ou6 unbe9reiFi6 in
leinen Dirtunsen uno ieinen@isenbeiten.
Die @9ne1isteit, ,pomit es li6 perbrei=
tet, 1T uneebeuer, feline Sbeil@cn our@'
loufen uns.fdbr o6tunolieben5i9t i9tauienb
@tunoen in Der, Gefunoe. Benn es
nur nit Der @dnellisteit bes @6aQes
ld, perbreitete 10 ,piiroe es pierSebn
Sabre brou9en, um bon Der @onne big
5ll uns gu 9elonaen, >pdbreno es MIR
a9t Minuten ungefdbr oa5u brcu4t. Sn
hie1em turS.n 3eitraunle our4lduft Elm
@onnenltrabl mebrere Miuionen Meilen.
9io@ mebr: bic a oltronomil lda, Beobod<
tuneen lebren uns ooB bic. @troblen
eincs GirIernes, nm bis Su uns 5u 9elan=
gen, einen @es bur9laufen n,iillen, Den
cine &anonentusel nit Der 9r0Btm69li=
9.n @9neuigteit fort9etrieben erit in
bunbert Willionen piermalbunoerttouleno
@tunben 3uriidle9en miiroe.
Sic gntpidlung oes 2i6ts lit eben1o
nnbegreifid3. Ser &aum, iiber Den CO
1i9 perbreitet, bat feline onoern @ren5en
als bic oes Meltalls ielbf, uRo bic I'm
ermeBli6feit bes Weltolls 1elbit j., uno bic
nermeBli@feit bes WeltaQs 1T 70 un8e=
beuer, boB lie bic Taiiunsstraft It oes
meni6li9en @eri itdnonii1es iiberi9reitet.
Ser 8e,peis bieuon lit, baB Bic entfern'
te1ten @esenitdnoe, ). 9. Die 9immels=
t0rper nit bloBem Muge ober nit 9iilfe
Der 6ernr0bre nnterl9ieoen lpero:n fon=
men uno penn&pir. optiide Sni itrumente
batten, Die unier Nu9e TO melt tragen;
ols bas 2i6t I6 oerbreitet 10 tpiiroen
mir bohur9 jelbf Die am @noe oes
Weltaqs ltebenoen &0rper 1eben. Mber
marum perbreitet 4 1i9 bos 2i6t nod oQen
5e,ten mit, 10 nugebeurer @eibtpinoig.
feit? Dauit cine unenolibe .4n5ab! bon
@esentdnben 5u 9lei@er 3eit our@ un<
tnoli9 piele Yerlonen bemertt meroen
tonne, uno ooB in jeoenl Nu9enblide Der
Men19 basMeltall 1otueit 9enieBcn f0nne,
als (ein @ef9t lid 5u eritrcfen permog.
Marum iino Sic S6eilAcn oes 2i6ts BON
elmer, fof unenoli6en Teinbeit?, 9a-
nit fe bic @esenl ltdnoe iclbit in ben
fteinIten Qlugen molen t0nnen, oarnit lie
uns ni6t 'burd. iibren @lan5 blenoen
uno uns ni6t bur4 iDre Site 1daoef.
98orum ino enoli9 Die @troblen 10
mopnisfolti9 9ebro6en? 0amit mir
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oAS"S"s &|uS = II H'~A ~uS9s oUWll wv
@inf6rmi9feit Der Sarben niht seipi0er=
maben lan9tpeilig 4tperbes, nerdnbert Die
Groe ibr &leib uno ibren Pub nod ben
Sabres,eiten. 3tpar breitet I'M Winter
Der sDttli9e Maler einen sroBen peiBen
@orbons iiber1l lein @emdloe; ober Der
Winter,I Der ber @roe einen Sbeil ibrer
@d0nbeit raubt, brin9t ibr cine beillame
8uhe, Die Dem, ,uel9er 1ie bebaut nod
beiliamer 1T. Wdbreno ct ben Meni9en
in leiner 3uriidse5oeenbeit bdlt >uoSu
io(lte li6 Die @roe 16miiden I'M BON
ibrem 9errn ni9t 9ele6en gu tperoen ?
Mit Der Niidfebr 6es Tiiblings bebt Iid)
Die Dede, uno Der Be1douer bes Weltalls
betro9tet oieles reide @emdloe nit neuem
uno INNER >pieoerfebrenoem Wer9niisen.
9ie Sarben, Die einen 10 1d0nen Gin
erud in Der Natur MAIDEN per1d0nern
nid)t minoer Die @eleul6aft. Welde
Nnne6mli9teiten brinsen iie ni6t in
unlere &leiouns uno bdusli6e @inri6=
trns? Mber bon olen Dieniten, Die uns
Die Tarben er,ueifsn, i@meidelt uns tei<
ner mebr, als Der oob lie 1i4 5u allen
uniern Nb1i@ten ber9eben uno ii6 alien
uniern @ituationen anpo6en. 9ie &C.
meinten Tarben bienen 5u I'M lerm ge'
lp6bnli9en @ebraube; Die lebbofteiten
uno 9ldn5euolten meroen fir 9ans belon=
oere @elcgenbeiten oufbctpabrt. sic
beleben unlere Telte uno nit ibrem @lan5e
uerbreiten lie cine itille Greuoe bic folt
un5ertrennli9 oapon It. @ino mir be-
triibt, 70 treten anbere Tarben an Die
@te(le. @ie umbiillen uns nit Sraue.,
uno es lit fiir uns eini9ermoben Elm
Srof, 5u leben, ,uie Naes, mas uns um=
sibt, in intern Rummer eingebt, uno nit
uns trouri9 miro.
Gs gibt nod cine onoere @i9cntbim-
li6tcit oes 2i9tes, Die ni6t minoer be-
munoerun9sluertb lit. ols Die uorber9e=
bcnoen. @s lit ndmli6 oas 2i9t in bo<
bem @rooe bag befru6tenoe Brinsip Der
Natur. Sic melt porsel6rittene @illen=
l6oft elou5t ii@ im@tanoe, oieIen bon ei'
mem &irdenpater porous9elebcn I'm ltano
5u be,uielen, ndn1li6, OaB ale materiel~
len @el d0pfe nur um9eitaltun9en oes
Gi9ts, oereint nit elmer iroiI6en Baiis,
lino. @enn Dem 10 1T, le6et, tuel4 l60ne
Webnli9feit 3,pii9en bic lem 9el6afenen
2i9te, ,pel@es bic li@tbore Welt bcfru6.
tet, erleu6tet uno ueri40nert, uno bent
uuge(doffenen 2i6te itottfinoet oas
Dir unlidtbare Melt perl60nert.
9os Wort @ottes, e>pi9es 2i9t, fru6t=
Bar in ieinem @, fen, bat Mqes 9cma6t,
uno bas erl l6affene 2ibt gibt alien Sbei=
len oer moteriellen Welt ibr ei9enes We=
len, uno Die Mpoif fifationen, Die lie ous=
aei6nen, 10 oaB man pom 2idte ia9en
tann, pas man oom 90ttli6en Worte
.]o9t: Gs lit aQentbalben, INNER.
Sic Mebnli6feit 5nil9en Dem gel6of'
fenen 9idte unb Dem neutrality-suspicious.
beitebt ni6t blob in ibren @irfun9eu, lie
beFebt au9 in Den @eieben Die in ibnen
berri4ea.
Dur9 bas, Mort @ottes erfennen mir
ale @abrbeit in Der decentralization
Weltorbnung es erleu9tet jeoen Men<
16en, Der in oieie Welt fommt; our9
oas 9el4offene 2idt ertennen mir oQe4
9in9e in Der Oronung Der 9fatur ooI=
1elbe erleu9tet Die Wugen uno ieoenMen=
16en, Der in Die Welt fommt. 9erMenI@,
Sor 0YIIo9 =, Sor N}o+,,r AurA Ao3 OiAt
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tbdtiee Mnorbnun9en - s s"'5S n =
Cine: ,betprnberungstpirbige )@igenbeit
bcs 2i6ts If, .bob g ollen @esenldnoen
Tarben gibt uno tie uns lei6t unterl@ei=
Den ldBt.' Qlnfatt elmer 2ano11aft Die
nit qlllem, mos Der 2ena uno bic Sano
oes Men19en Wnsenebmes perleiben fon<
men, peri9bnert 1T, iteneu tpir uns cine
onoere 9ono init @6nee beoedt Dor. Oas
2i6t oer @onne, Die iber Den 6oriSont
5u Feigen be9tnnt, miro our@ Die allee-
mein perbreitete ,ueiBe .Garbe Forf suriid=
9e,porfen. Dos Soseslidt lit oaour@
beoeuteno erb6bt. NQes lit erlcu9tet
uno ldtbar, ieooG Nles ourdeinanoer
gemen9t, man tnub Die @e9enitdnoe er.
ratben. Sic Ginbeit Der >peiBen Tarbe
binoert uns ungea4tet iDrcs @lan5es,
Die TelIen bon ben 9dulern oer Menl6en
Die Bdume BON Dem 9iisel, ber le trdot,
oos an9ebaute 2ono bonn unbeiteaten gu
unterld)eioen. N(on liebt allo Mlles uno
tann Ni6ts unterldeioen. 60 ,pdre
Der Nnblid Der Natur wenn @ott uns
oos 2idt obne Die giaenbeit, ben @eeen=
itanoen Sorben 5u 9eben; sel@enft batte.
9l6er mittcls oicler @isen6eit oes 2i9ts
rie Q0es, tuos uns um9ibt malt uno
fleioet, 1T jebe &reatur ertennbar sema6t;
jeoe @attun9 trd9t ibr ei9entbimlides
@cmano. Qles r. tuas uns oienen ion,
bot Elm 3ei9en, oos es tenntli6 mobt;
mir braud)en uns ni9t onaul ltren9en, um
Su errotben, mas mir lu6en Die Tarbe
lagt es uns. 3u ,uel@er 2an9lomteit
unb @er,porrenbeit mdren mir peroommt,
wenn ,uir jeocn Qu9enblid cine @ade
bon Der anoern burh Die 8errunft unter=
i@eioen miibten =? Infer 9an5es 2eben
9ia9e eber oui's Toriden als oufs
@anoeln. Sc lit nidt Die Nbiidt oes
bimmlil1eu 8oters 9e1pelen, feline &inoer
nit miilliaen @pctulatonen 5u bei6df=
ti9en. Man Rebt lei6t oob. er uns Den
@runo Der 9inse uerbor9en bot, nm
uns wirtiom ouf Die 8eAiirfniile bes
2ebens uno sur., uebun9 Der Sugeno
5uriidSui iiibren. 9ie Groe lit ni9t se-
mo4t> Inn ppn freiti9en uno in 8er<
irrune trdumenoen Ybiloiopben, lonoern
BON elmer @ele(l19aft bon Briioern BE-
lppbnt 5u tperoen, sic bur9 Beoirfnilje
uno 9egenieiti9e 4Fi6ten nit chamber
serbunoeu ino.
Sn pieler glbI6t bat @ott onitott bes
lanspierigen uno miitepollen @eges Der
Be1pre6unq hern men16licben @e5aledte
uno ielbit Den $bieren bic uns oienen,
ben i@neQen uno bequemen Weg einge<
rdumt, bic @e9enl ltdnoe bur@ Die Tarbe
gu unterl9eiben. Ser Menl6 6ffnet bcs
W}or9ens feline Nu9enlioer, uno 10 lino
ole feline nnterl lu6nngen pollbradt.
@eine Mrbeit> iein Sanowerts5eus, feline
Nobruns, MQes, .tpos i'm ansebt, bietet
ii@ ibm often bar; ba if. feline Yerlegen=
belt tpegen Der unteri9eioung berlelben :;
Die ;Tarbe lit sic, Nufldrift, 6ie: feline
9anb leitet uno 1ie: li6ern @riffs oabin
fibrt, no lie binfommen mub.:
Ser 3iped> uns Die @eeenltdnoe 9enau
unteriGtioen 5u loIlen, lit nidt Der ein-
5i9e> Der ben Tarben ibre @ntitebun9 ee=
aeben bat 9ier !pie in aQen anoern
9ingen bat @ott infer Ner9nii9en ,pie
un1ere Beoiirfniiic Dor Nu9en ge9abt.
Mus fir einen anbern 3medabat er. 9e<
bobt, als oen> uns in einen an9enebmen
81 ,,fcu+hoIt ,u hor9pton iuhern! Or; n 10
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Muf6fune Der Muf9abe Sto. 1Ol.
SIN ber Sparbiidic maren 21l ecnts.

Mi6tige Nu fo iunacn.
SoDonu Ylolengroft.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-03
Police Report for April.

SPELLING IN THE ScHooLs.-In the spelling
matches in our Public Schools ON Friday after
noon last, the pupils whose names are given
below spelled down all the other members Of
their respective classes =
Girls School No. 1.-Emma Carr, lst class !;
Eleanor Keenan,, I'd Lizzie Baker, 81 lila
Novel;, 4th Emma Grandel, 9TH Emma
Feeney, 9th Mary Fox, 9TH 3; Hattie Calhoun
8th.
Boys School No. i,-William kurtz, Let class ;
William Abrich, ID Walter witzl, Sd Harry
Wier, 4th Elliot Warren, 5th Harry Palm
er, 9th John Landy, 7th Samuel DeCoster,
6th.
Girls School No. i.--Cara Underwood, LIST
class; Maggie walmsley, Sd; Mary Reynolds ith;
Mary Sample 5th; Lizzie Irvine, 9th
Boys School No. l3.-Norris Smith. 1st class;
Robert Walters, End; Benjamin Demo, 3D. Harry
| White, 4th; George Barney, 5th Marion Christy,
| 6th
| School No. 2.--John Cummings, lst class
Hannah Foulk, I'd; John Mrrks, 81; Willie Craw-
| ford, 4th; Otley Fletcher, 5th; Harry Chamber
| lain, 6th
School No. 3.-Henry Davis, LIST class; Jose
phine King, I'd, Clara Tazewell, 3D. Emma
Heelins, 4th; Lena Cooke, 9TH Samuel Pedrick,
9Th.
| School No. katie AIahlon. lst class; James
| Msggerty, End; Daniel Farra, 3rd.
| School No. 6.-Mary Dolbow, lst class; Lizzie
| Mccullough, End; Rebecca Alsberg, 3rd Walter
Willis, ith; john Otto, 5th; George Weyl 9th.
School No. Annie Buchanan, lat class Sal.
| lle ZHui Nlhiltr b'lNtI, fNSHSf
Smith, lth, Maggie Hagerty, 5thi Louis Wehl
| 9th.
School No. s.-Cora ONeal, let; Maggie But-
| Ter, End; George Hagner, 3rd; Eddie Shultz, ith
Harry Schoen, 9Th: George Cooley, 9Th.
School No. l0.-Ellie Smith, LIST class; Mary
johnson, 2nd Ellen Mullen, 3rd; Emma John
son. ith; Susie Gibson, 5th; Mary Dougherty
| 9TH.
School No. 11--Annie Montgomery, 1st. class
Emily Doherty ID Annie Iitchie, Sd Willie
Latimer. 18th Eddie Owens, 9Th Grace Law
renee, 9th.
School No. 12.-Ireue Fulton. lat class Jos
Pierce, I'd Ida Pierce, 81 Edith Pierce 4th
Lizzie Lentz, 9Th ; Harry Graham. 9th.
School No. l3-John McAlister. 1st MARY
| McCloskey, % Daniel Mclaughlin I'd Mary
Dugens, 4th Lizzie Buzne, 9TH Mary Kirke
9th.
School 40. l4-Sarah Edwards let class; Geo
Lucas, I'd; Annie Burreous, s Emma Jordan
| ith Ella Hoffecker, 5th Julia Higgins, 9th.
School No. l5-Ilobert W. Walmsley LIST class
Maggie McGramer, I'd ; Lille Adams. 80 Mary
| Doyle, 4th Matte Williamson, 9TH Patricl
McAteer, 9Th.
School No. 16-George Anderson lst class
Catharine Jefferson, I'd Charles Williams, Sd
Virginia Purnell, 4th
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-03

PROCEEDINGS, LAST wERK-LIsT or oAsEs Dis
POSED OF.
The courts for Kent county began at Dover
on Monday of last week, IN the new Court House,
this being the first session held in it. The ses-
sion was opened with some formslity con-
sisting OF remarks by Hon. Jos. p. Comegys. and
the Judges.
The first case tried was that of the State Us.
Jeremiah Collins, charged with stealing pair
OF overshoes OF Mrs. Frances McFadden, OF Fell
ton. Verdict guilty, and sentenced to be whip
ped with 10 lashes, to pay ~. 10 restitution mon
ey, and costs, be imprisoned fix months and
wear convicts jacket Six months thereafter.
Thomas r. Boyer, OF Leipsic, charged in nine
cases with selling liqnor without license, plead
guilty in one case and was fined sl00 and COSTS
Pat Mellon and Thomas b. Jackson of kenton,
charged in eight cases with selling liquor with
out license, pied guilty in two cases and were
fined 5000 aud costs.
Ira Corby, OF Lebanon, charged In Ave cases
with selling liquor without license, plead guilty
in one case and WAS fined 800 and costs.
State ps William Schunch, Wm. McMurry, ,Jno.
d. Paynter and Chas. Magee, charged with tres
prss upon the oyster-bed Of Stephen T. Hearn.
Verdict not guilty.
| State u.s. John yann, negro. charged with re-
ceiying stolen property at Milford. Verdict not
| guilty.
State rs wm. T. Newman. charged with au
| assault upon Moses Rash on the 9th OF last No
yember. Plead guilty and fined II and costs.
and William T. Jefferson, negroes, charged
with stealing five bushels Of wheat Of ]. II.
Hoffecker, OF Smyrna. Verdict guilty, and each
sentenced to pay S12sestitution money and costs,
| to be whipped with 70 lsshes, to be imprisoned i
months, and to wear conyict's Jacket six months
thereafter.
State rs. William II. jones' negro, indicted foi
stealing gold watch, breastpin, coat, vest and
other articles Of clothing, OF Isaac z. Rand
Verdict guilty, and sentenced to be fined S50t
and COSTS to be whipped with twenty lashes, tc
stand in the pillory one hour, and to be .impris
| oned five years.
The following prisoners, who had been kept
| in jail because they had failed to pay certain
| fines, on motion OF the Attorney General, were
| ordered to be set at liberty: Oscar Johnson,
| Isaac Jackson, Ed Burke and Walter johnson.
Eliza White, colored, of Smyrna, charged with
| stealing clothes, was discharged, no tue bill
having been found against her.
| The case Of the rioters near Canterbury wat
postponed until next Court.
State Va. Joseph Paine, negro charged Will
stealing Sl.90 OF George Rogers, was taken VI
and the prisoner was discharged without trial.
The Grand Jury was discharged on Friday.
THE wHIPP1SGs.
The first installment of the whippings WA,
meeted out on Saturday, the candidates beinl
three in number. and all convicted of larceny
They were Jesse Collins, George Brown, and W
IL. Jones. who each received twenty lashes.