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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-10-07

TuE SusouEHANNA Il. II. BRIDdE.-When tho
replacement of tho span in the Susquolanna II.
II. bridge which is now being removed shall have
been completed, tho entire structure, this side
the draw, except one span, will be OF iron. This
one span may possibly DO renewed this season,
but it is not probable that any further progress
will be made in the conversion OF the bridge in
to an IRON structure until neXt wear.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-10-07

SOMERSET County TIcKErs.- ill the vacan-
clcs for the House of Delegates, caused by the
declination Of the candidates first named, the
Democrats have now selected Bon amin Lank-
ford, Elisha J. Gunby, and sam. $. Ford. The
Republicans have also filed up their ticket, Eek
cept Senator and States Attorney, for which they
make no nominations by the selection Of WA.
Coulburp, oi Isaac, for Sheriff, and James L.
Daniel for Judge of tho Orphans Cont
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-10-07

DAMAGES RECOVERED AGAINST THE p. W. Il b.
Coin the Cecil County Court, at Elkton, the
damage case Of Russell Thomas cs. the Z. W. ~
b. 90. was concluded on Thursday. 1t
was suit brought TO recover damages fol
sd ing fro to aud Burning up Homo thirty-threo
acres OF woodland near North Fast, belonging to
the plaintiff. Damages amounting to 1886 were
awarded the Plaintiff.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-10-07

A New KISD or WuEAr.--Mr. Joseph j. Smed-
ley, of Ugchlan township, Chester county, has
inst harvested now kind OF wheat known as
Ivy wheat. Mr.. S. planted three grains which
Welded % stalks, each ten feet high. On these
grew 33 heads. % of which yielded 600 grains
each and II, 500 grains each, making total OF
1871, 800 grains. Tho wheat is planted in hills in
the same manner as corn. 1t is sad to make an
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-10-07

SEAroRp AND VICINITY ITEMS. From DE CT
izea.1--A five year old son Of Warren Morgan,
near Concord. died suddenly on the 2sth,
The popularity of homemade fertilizers COM
pels Ball Il Ross to run day and night.
VIM. II. Selby was sent to jail u few days ago
charged with threatening to burn the fodder
stacks OF Isaac Cannon, between Seaford and
Bridgeville. Selby admits tho threat, but says
it only referred to his own pDgtiun OF tho fodder.
Henry Lord. OF Bridsev.ile, who has been
gradually losing his sight for severe. Jyrs, has
become wholly blind.
The Citizen reviews tho start of business in
Seaford and thinks that while other towns arc
suffering there arc indications that its own vii
be active, this winter.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-10-07

NUCLEUS OF A CoLoRED BAPTIST CnuRcu.--
About six months ago the First Baptist church
leased room in the colored peoples iiall on
or.aniged q colored Sunday School under the
auspices of the church mentioned. The school
las been prosperous, and through its iiniluence
several colored people have been attending ser,
vices at Delaware Avenue Baptist church, and
several OF them have been converted and bap'
tied in tho Baptist faith. The same rooms have
now been secured for meeting place for u.
colored Baptists and Rev. MIR. Haldeman vii
preach for them, alternating between the hal
and the church every evening during the rev.
al
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-10-07

KsssETT SQUARE IrEMs.-The lyceum is to BIO
revived, though it is fear cd that the absence OF
Rev. james Frazer who has removed since last
Winter, will DO severely felt...... A course OF
lectures ia called fora SO cent course-and il
is predicted by those who.cls,nor for this mental
feast that Theodore Tilton, at least, would draw
a having house,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-10-07

SUDDEN DEATu.-Isaac p. RUSSELL an employ
co of the Harlan IL Ho!lingsworth Co., fell dead
GU tho railroad early yesterday, in front Of
the II. 81 II. Car shops, while walking in to Ills
days duties from his home in West Wilmington.
When he left his homo, Mr.. Russell was in ap-
parent good health, and as halo and robust as
usual 1t is supposed he died OF heart disease,
but we could not learn that he was subject to it.
The Coroner will inquire particularly into the
causes of death. MIR. Russell was about 40 or
SO years Old, and built the first residence in the
late DIR. Browns new suburb
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-10-07

BARN BuRNIEa IN CHESTER CouSTY.-On We'd
nesduy ,:ht last the new barn Of Dr.. Morris
F,isse Of Chester county, was burned, with
eight hogs, and all the crops large lot OF har-
neps, and a farm wagon loaded with corn which
WAS to have boon hauled away next morning.
All tho machinery wa- lost. including a new
moving machine, and new corn shelter. A
colt which was removed from tho burning build
ing died from exposure tho next day. There
was an insurance of - 400 on tho barn and
snftrntH
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-10-07

hcDEvIrr SENTENCED.-Ihe counsel of Nc
Dewitt the Delaware county murderer, withdrew
the motion for a new trial with the understand
ing that tho court would impose light sentence.
Judge Clayton, after sentencing McDevitt to pay
81 line and costs and be imprisoned one year in
the county Jail, from May 21st, 1876 suggested
a petition for pardon, and ead no would sign it.
TLis was on account Of McDevtts previous good
character and the unprovoked attack made upon
him by Fletcher. On account OF exceptions to
the Judges charge, tho case will be carried to
the Supreme Court by Messrs. Broomall and
Robinson. counsel for the defondant.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-10-07

1916 PRoBATIoGERs RECEIVED AT GRACE
CnunGu. tho Grace Church revival, last
yintor and spring, 1i3 persons were admitted TO
probationary membership. Tho six months pro-
BATON having expired, l25 Of them were taken
INTO full membership last evening. u had
moved away from the city, taking their certiti-
Gates, and one had died, leaving only II who
were not recommended. Several OF tho latter
arc continued in a probationary state, and may
yet be received This is considered a very large
nerceutape of faithful members out OF 10 large
n number The services were OF an interesting
and impressive character, and such long limo
of persons awaiting admission is seldom seen in
any church at ono timo.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-10-07

FIRE AT FAULKLAHD.-On Monday morning,
about O'Clock, one of the stone houses at Bran.
DIVINE Springs, belonging to VIM. J. Fell, Esq,
used for sleeping apartments, in which large
quantity of bedding and quite number OF bed
steads were slowed away, WAS discovered to be
on fire. Before the flames could be subdued
tho upper portion OF the building was completely
burnt. 1t is not known how the fire originated
but it is supposed tho place was first robbed and
t,at,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-10-07

GRAPE GRnwIHd ON THE PESISsuLA.-T cul-
tivation of tho grape on tho Delaware roniti-
sua is assuming the proportions OF staple pro-
duct, and annually increases. Extensive vine
yards have been established in various localities
among whic, are Salisbury, Westover, CAM
bridge, Potter's Landing and other places in
Eastern Maryland, aud Milford, FELTON,, Seaford
uild many other localities in Delaware. The
most extensive grower is perhaps, son OF Ex-
Gov Ross at S6aforl, who ships daily several
tnu NJ
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-10-07

DOVER AND VICINITY ITEMS From The Local
Press The school boaid has authorized the
use of Swintor's history in the highest school.
Tho contract for the excavation OF the new
Government building has been lot to Fisher X
Bockmsn at % cents per cubic yard.
Jno. s. Collins Il Co., Gamers at Lebanon,
manufacture their peach parings into jolly for
which they have patent
Tho storehouse of Mr.. VIM. Hutchinson, in St
Jones Neck near kits Hammock, was destroyed
by fire on last Tuesday night, together with its
| contents. Insurance on building 1900; on stock,
|
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-10-07

The NEWARK ExuB TloH.-The Fair OF New
ark Orange, Patrons of IIusbandry, was.opened
on Friday aud in the departments of fruits, low
eis, Vegetables, cereals, and the fancy work of
the Sister Patrons, tho display is good, and
Imch more than wa, anticipated. There were
Also some very superior sheep, Az well AZ some
very fine colts. Upon the whole it was much
more than tho Patrons Themselves anticipated
aud the exhibition was one worthy OF tho occa-
pion. 1t will be again omen to-day at from two
O'Clock T.. NJ until 10 thi. ey, ming. At y o'clock
the Master will deliver All address. Tho public
arc Respectfully Invited TO DO prosent.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-10-07

TELEGpAruIG ISaTiTuTE.-Tho fact thata COM
plete and practical knowledge of Photography can
bo acquired in institution of this kind, equally
as well and in much less time than in all Office,
has been fully demonstrated by tho remarkable
succcss which has attended the establishment of
this department of the National College at New
Haven, Conn. Tho instruction and practice here
given will enable person to learn practically the
art of writing the Morse system, reading by
sound, the adjustment and use OF Instruments,
care of batteries, details OF Office management,
&C., by the same methods rs are now in uso Oh
all tho principal teegraphic lines. See adver-
tisemant of the National College Of business in
another column.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-10-07

FAIR AND FESTIVAL AT NEwponr.-'The mem-
bers and friends of st. James Church ut STAN
ton, Newport and Falkland will hold iloral
fair and festival aud supper in tho new church
at Newport on Thursday, Friday and Saturday
tho lltb 18TH and 18th OF November. Tho pro-
ceeds will be for tho benefit OF tho now church
Mt
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-10-07

HoRsEs DYING.-Mr. j. ii. Hoffecker, on the
/, ,ncaster pike lost n valuable horse by the new
disease on Friday night last, after days sick
ness; and on Saturday night J. II. Horecker, Jr.
had his fine young horse to die from locE-jaw
brought on by some unknown cause.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-10-07

NoTICE TO APPLICANTS TO TEACu.-Tho Smyr-
m Times says: Parties to BIO examined for
teachers in our public schools still frequently
visit our town to meet Superintendent Groves.
As the Superintendent is now on his tour of Wis.,
itation, and rarely at home. parties will save
themselves trouble, expense and disappoint-
ment by remaining at home. IL is impossible
to hold further examinations at his residence,
and We make this statement to all whom it may
~
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-10-07

RETIRING CARs.--Botwean seven and eight
hundred cars have been retired from the peach
trade. some going to tho respective roads to
which they belong and those of tho y. W. Il b.
Go, into tho shops for conversion into house
cars The demand for this kind OF cars for iru-
nodiate use is very great now by tho L. W. d.
Co.. there bong such an accumulation of freight
at Pliladclph that the Co. is cramped for
room. The alteration OF tie cars is being made
NJ raDly IA pOssiblo,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-10-07

REAL ESTATE PUBoHAsE.-Mr VIM. M. Fran
els, OF this city, has purchased Of Isaac N Mills,
Supt of tho Delaware II. r., and James Meggett
OF Somerset county, Nd, n farm situated in Co
Gil county, on Elk River, about midway between
Turkey Point and Back Creek, containing 2G0
acres for sl3 i75.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-10-07

THE KENT County (ND) FArn.--The fifth an
nual fair Of tho kont County Agricultural Club,
WIS htad. Last week, and was largely attended.
Tue exhibition opened with tournament IN
which W. A. Wilson, Knight OF Lone Star, took the
first prize, md crowned Miss Lizzie Peacock
Queen of Love and Beauty Walter Cosden.
Knight OF jockey, took the second prize ana
crowned Miss Agnca Bprdley, OF Farlee iirst
Maid Of honor; James Robinson, Knight Of
Still Pond took the third prize, and crowned
Miss Belle Robinson second Maid OF Honor.
Tho displays Of fruit and agricultural products
were good, and some fine stock was Oh exhibit
ton, though not quito up to tho usual standard.
In the trials in speed saml. dillespie's Little
Dick won in tho race Of tho four year olds IN
3 20lI( and 310I1 Janos Johneon's "stonewali
won in tho 250 class in 2l9la, 252, on and
2 $50 in tho 5 80 class Vim. Bewloy's Fanny
Fern" won in nine heats in 2 57M, 25i5s and
80 in the 2 80 class Noble fenungton's mo.
doc" won in three straight heats in 52la ,2.55lI
aud 569l /; in the three year olds Geo. Becks
starlight Boss" won in 325 and BAL 4 and u,
tho stallion race O. II. Huriock's ''st. Elmo"
won in ,. 80 and 3 OIL. W. W. Stephens DARN
ing Needle" made tho best time in all the races
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-10-07

~ 10 the peat, the Warn and the Weary, the editor
of the boston Recorder says: ave eau most unhesi-
tatngy recommend the Peruvian Syrup,a projected
solution of tho protoxile of iron. to nll the weak.
the worn and the weary, having richly eSps rcnce,l
It's benefits. 1t possesses all the qualities cllimtd
for IL by its pr0prietOrs."
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-10-07

A TEACnEas' INSTITUTE. The first Teachers
Institute, in the interest of the public school
system OF this State. will be held in Middletown
on tho 2sth, Goth and 30th of October. State
Superintendent Groves will preside WV.
Woodruff, of Pennsylvania, ono OF tho most ex-
perienced Institute managers in the country, is
VXpected To be pre5eut-SWyfRG Times.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-10-07

SAVING THE PEACH TREES. Tho heavy crop OF
peaches has split tho limbs OF tho trees, as is
generally known. Col. q. W. Cnmmns, OF this
town, il preparing TO bolt his together witt, iron
bolts at an expense of several hundred dollars
The method is not new ono, but does iG look
like cutting down orc!lards ?-.Snurnd Times.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-10-07
Com ll,erclaI Reports.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 9.
Flour steady; extras s5OO@5.50. Penna.
family, SG25M6.S7; high grades, sS.009S7t.
Wheat more active now Penna- red, S1.40GD
1.41 new white, al.45@14S Corn weak yell
low, 73llc. Oats firm. Whiskey active at u. 10.
QUOTATIONS. AFTER BsAsnYWpss sILts gos noun
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-10-07

A New DRua STORE TO Bs OpEsEp'-Dr, john
graduate OF Pennsylvania University, has remoV-
ed 10 this city, and will open drug store at INC
North West corner OF Sixth and Madison streets
in "A fey fRyp.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-10-07

AN OLD CITIZEN or Null CREEK HUNDRED
DECEASED. -John Tweed. we'll known citizen
and for many year. leading farmer of Mill
Creek Hundred died at tho residence OF his son
near McCiellsndsyIe, on Thursday morning, of
cancer of tho stomach. Nj. Tweed was tho
owner OF several farms, two Of which were in
Chester county. lie was IN tho 9th year OF his
age, and has boon a leading Democrat since the
breaking up of the old Wing party He WAS III
TERED at White Clay Crock cemetery, to-day.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-10-07

A CHANGE IN REvENUE BoArMEs.-Osing to
the Government rule being enforced at Lewea,
requiring tho revenue boatmen ut that place to
patrol the beach ut night. Seth Massick, ono Of
the boatnen, has resigned his position, aud John
Williams has been appointed in his place. This
ID one OF tho results Of tho recent visit Of the
special Treasury agent, Mr.. Hickhold, to the
Brelkwatcr. lilo found that tho night patrol,
which should be maintained, to guard against
gnuopinr, was worry negligcntly performed.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-10-07

RETURNED TO WILAIINdroN.--Rev. Mr.. Burdick
MI earnest preacher at the Brandywine Camp
meeting, last year, and who suddenly fell in love
with aud married Wilmington lady, has removed
to this city for tho purpose Of making it his per-
manent Residence. lie preached at the City Mis-.
zion on Sunday aft. rnoon, and will preach at
An IN, ,i,,bt
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-10-07

LARGE TuMrRINs--William A. Taley, of
Brandywine Hundred. has raised some very
large pumpkins, the present season. He has
several that measure two feet and Elk inches
either way in circumference lie had half
u pumpkin with him in market this morning AZ
big around AZ barrel head, which no intended
% present to tho President Of !" We tho Peoplo.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-10-07
FELTON, ITEMs.-The Odd Fellows Of this place

FELTON ITEMs.-The Uuu TuIOWs OF tIls pace
dedicated new Hall on Thursday
The knights of Pythias arc about to put up
hall that will be al ornament to the place.
Vim. II. Herring, ESD, is repairing his resi-
dence with view to removing from Philadel-
pha. Samuel II. Lloyd has opened tailoring
establishment on Railroad avenue.
new store will be opened this week. The
proprictors won't to the city last week to pur-
chase their stock OF goods.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-10-07

SHOULDER DIsi.ocArsD. Thomas higgins,
farmer near Pl.assn. HI, Mill Crock hundred,
few days ago got out from HID wagon, 10 ad
Just some loose gearing. when wheel OF tho
wagon ran oyer his foot and knocked nm down
with such force as to dislocate his shoulder.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-10-07

TIE HoRsn DISEASE ABArEs. -lsoports from
Smyrna and Lcipsio state that tho fatal disease
amongst horses which, persisted in those sections
las mich abAtel
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-10-07
LOCAL NEWS.

It is said that the new horao disease has Ap-
peared near New CASTLE, MD tiiat Jo."'''"'
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-10-07
1taths.

BAYNE.-Df diphtheril. on the 1st inst. Mabel
Maud, daughter of Nathaniel AMI Elizabeth q. IL.
Bayne, aged years AMI TWO months.
LAFFERTY.-n this city on the 81 Inst, in her
2sih year, Margartt, daughter OF John and Mary
lanerty.
WHaNN.-In this city on Friday, LIST Inst, Mary
Whann.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-10-07

DAsTARprY CONDUCT OF TIAMrs.-On Thurs-
day, u couple of trsmps called at the residence
OF Jno y. Barney, near Chadds Ford, in the alb
sence OF tho family and demanding something
to eat were refused They then SGT upon hlrs.
Butler lady left in cha 60 of tho house, and
abused her in y shameful manner They
caught hold OF her. pulled her hair, brnized
one of her arms and threatened to strike her
with bar of iron which one of thom carried.
She at last succeeded in breaking loose from
them and running out of the house, she rang a
large bell by way OF calling some mon, who were
working in corn field near by. This alarm had
tho effect to frightcn the 'tramps" but not until
tliey fansacked several rooms i'll tho house.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-10-07

race which was to have taken place at Shutzen
Park, Tuesday afternoon, between the mares
" Lilly" of Salisbury, and Lissie," of Whining
ton, did not occur on account of the sickness OF
tho latter. The owner OF Lilly claimed the
forfeit money, but it was refused. We under
stand this race is of altogether. Tho mare
'.Lily," however, was put upon tho course, on
Tuesday afternoon, to trot against timo,on va
ger Of $780, and made the twenty miles in 70
minutes and 80 seconds and one-half min
utes inside the time of the wager. The follow
ing will show tho time occupied in trotting each
milo of tho twenty in the order in which the milo
heats were performed 3.13, 40, 0 20, $40, g.
40, 1856, $780, Sag, 3.I2, 5 49, 30, $50, $3.50, g.
3S, 3 Al, 8. 81, $40, 4.09, 1888, 3.27.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-10-07

The CoLoRsp ScuooLs.--A meeting OF tho Ex-
ecutiye Committee of tile Delaware Association
was held on Saturday afternoon, Bishop Lee
presiding. Only one colored school. that at
Summit Bridge, is yet opened in tho State; and
tho Committee felt some hesitation ~ to pro-
ceoding in tho opening OF schools until it should
DO ascertained:wliat amounts arc likely to DO re-
ceivod from tho collections Of tho school-tsx
levied on colored persons. The opinion WAS that
this could not be depended upon to produce
much larger amount than has boon IN previous
years received from tho voluntary subscriptions
OF persons interested in tho work, and that 1t
would be necessary for tho coloreu people, in
those neighbDrhoods where schools arc estab-
lished, to put forth earnest exertions for their
maintenance. Tho actuaiy reported that there
was deplorable lack OF interest shown by the
colored people at Now Castle, in regard to the
tho establishment of school, They have good
scLool-house, but appear to use it mainly for
holding "Tesliyals."
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-10-07

SALE OF CANNED Faurr.-Mr. Jos. .Guest. of
Church HILL who has put up about 1900 cans
OF frnt this season, neg otiated sale last week
with MesArs j. d. Cobb & Sons, OF Boston, for
$500 cases, each containing two dozen cans, at
81 per case. This includes all his canned goods
except about 1000 cans OF pic fruit, for which
no has boon offered Il, 35 per dozen but which
he holds at :1.i0.
Messrs. Valiant Il Faithful, of tho same town.
who have put up about 100 900 cans, have sold
theirs to Messrs. Thomas J. Myers 4 Co., Of
Baltimore, at s:1.S7 per dozen, or 1914 per
case. This il without abels, which arc said to
cost about six conts per dozen, and would have
ran the cost up to 1886 per case. These sales
arc both believed to DO remunerative, and will
doubtless DO tho means of enlarging canning
operations next year, provided there is any fruit.
Centre rifle (Md. Observer.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-10-07

A delightful trip is up the valley of the Red Clay,
nov, by the trains OF the wilmington Il Western.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-10-07

Mysterious AccIDENr-A:.MAN WITH BLOODY
HEAD.--On Monday morning, M some persons
were passing tho residence OF James Knox, a Ia
boring man living near Landenberg, no was
seen running about tho house in bcwildored
state of mind, and with his head in very bloody
condition. Ills wife and children being away
from home, no had boon alone in his house and
upon examination it was found that tho scalp OF
Knox's head was laid open from his forehead to
tho back part aud he was bleeding profusely.
Large quantities of blood wore found ut tho foot
of two flights of stairs down which it is supposed
he must have fallen. His mind WAS 80 confused
that he was for time in = demented state and
could give no account Of tho manner OF his &C.
we're accident. DIR. Thompson. being sent for,
sewed up the wound and he thinks that although
his injuries arc serious no will recover.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-10-07

DELAWARE II. H. CHANaEs.-It is expected
that new time table will take effect on tho Del
aware Il. II. on Monday next Tho new sched-
ule will be about as follows The morning ac-
commodation train North will reach Wilmington
in time to connect with tho train from Baltimore
for Philadelphia, which leaves Wilmington at
9.47, and will also mako closer connection with
the train for Baltimore at 1902 A. Nj. There
will be very little change in the morning mail
South. Tho mixed train leaving Wilmington
about midnight and returning at . 10 Z. NJ, will
DO withdrawn, and II train leaving Wilmington at
5 A. NJ, and returning at about L. NJ, will
take its place. Other changes of II few minutes
time in the running of tho trains may bc made,
but the above arc believed to include tho more
Important