The Morning herald., 1875-11-20
MINOR LOCALS,
Go bury thy sorrow,
The world hath its share
Go bury it deeply,

GO Dury II deeply,
Go hide it with care,
Go think of it calmly
When curtained by night;
Go tell it to Jesus,
Ard all will be right.
At the regular monthly meeting of Penn
Loan Association, Thursday evening, $500
sold at per cent. premium, $500 at 81,
1915 at 6 and $3.50 at 5.
Yesterday morning two wagons in crossing
the P. W. u B. R. r., at Walnut street, be-
came fastened together, and were only sep
arated in time to let an approaching loco
motive pass, otherwise the results might
have been serious.
Robert Scott, tie we'll known stone cut
ter and mason, died at his residence on
Delaware avenue on Thursday, of pulmo-
nary rffection. Mr.. s. was q native of
Fifeshire, Scotland, but has lsng lived In
this country, residing in New York and
Philadelphia before coming to this city, in
1866, when he contracted for the stone
work of Grace M. E. Church. Since that
time he has lived here and built number
of large buildings in other cities, among
them is fine church in Washington. He
has been known in our city as highly res
pected either. and has been for sometime
one of the active members of West Church.
The Grand Jury, Thursday ignored tho
bill which had been drawn changing Wa.
O'Donnell with the murder of his wife. The
prisoner was discharged and came back to
the city during the afternoon.
Young Whitlock, the murderer of the
colored man Furchess at Middlctown, sur
rendered himself, Thursday night, Snd was
looked up at New Castle. He has already
been indicted.
Sometime near O'Clock yesterday morn
ing, the store of c. G. Cobourn, at the N.
w. corner of Seventh and Monroe streets.
was entered and robbed of three or four dol
lars in change mostly pennies, and some ei-
gars. The thief entered by prying back the
transom over the door, and deeamped by the
doc - leaving it wide open.
The Philadelphia, Wilmington and Balti-
more Railroad Company, have made some
slight changes in the running of a few trains
to accommodate their schedule to the al
tered time of the early fast morning mail
South. The train, as we have already sta
ted, will leave Philadelphia, at 8 q. m, Will
mingtOn at 9.O5 a. m, and arrive at Balti-
more at II. As a. m. The altered trains are
tnC 4NC" 1oIh uHu washington CApICob
South (owl train) watch will leave Phila-
delphia at 1880 a. m, and Wilmington at
50; the New York and Washington ex-
press North, which goes back to its old
time and leaves Wilmington at 1917 p. m.
The Delaware morning train will leave Phil
adelphia five minutes later, or at 8. .O5 a. m,
but will arrive at and leave Wilmington -
at present. These are the only changes
New trains are added to the South end of |
the road between Perryville and Baltimore
at II 20 a. m. The new time table takes
effect on Monday next, at 1870 a. m.
On Thurs lay evening last about $50 per-
sons took supper at the Braudywine M. E.
Church. The audience was entertained by
music from the Church choir, and by ad-
dresses frsm Rev. T. E. Martindale and
Rev. A. N. Milby; John W. Tsdd sang San
keys "Ninety and Nine" in very touch
Ing manner The table, were ornamcnted
with flowers, and los1ed with the delicacies
of the season ov,- each one, was an ever
green arch. be- ing the following inscrip-
Ions I,uv" Ii Faith Hope, and Charity. About
s1hO W. realized from the SUPPER. which
VA ~ >efy gratifying to those interested.