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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-09-09
Collision OF Peach trains,
A sMAsH-UP AT CuEsTER-sIX CARS REpoRrE
BROKEN lip.

A shAsH-UP AT CHEsTER-sIX CARS REPORTED
BROKEN UP.
Near midnight, Tuesday, r collision occurred
at Chester between tho Boston and Philadelphia
peach trains. Tho accident occurred in front OF
the depot and by it both tracks were obstructed
80 TINT the express and all other trains both
ways were delayed until about six o'clock, this
morning, by which time the wreck had been re-
moved
The Philadelphia train left Wilmington twen-
ty-three minutes in advance of the Boston train.
aud made no stops until it reached Chester.
There 1t halted to SGT of car. and breaking
the train one portion was left standing on the
main track north, while the locomotive went on
ahead to place the Chester car on the siding.
During the time occupied with this work the
following. train came dashing up to the depot and
collided with that portion Of the train which was
standing on the main track striking it in the
rear and breaking up to greater or less extent
six OF its cars. We could not learn that any
damage was sustained by the Boston train other
than that done to the locomotive. although its
contents of fruit must have been badly bruised
large quantity Of peaches on the Philadelphia
train were destroyed. No one was hurt.
As to which train belongs tho responsibility
for the collision has not been clearly Rscer-
tained The Railroad Co. will make an investi-
CATION of the affair and put the blame where it
belongs,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-09-09

FLOWER BEDS STRIPPED, CROPS DAMAGED AND
MUCH glass BROKEN.
On Monday afternoon severe rain and hail
storm passed over Hayro dc Grace, which lasted
about twenty minutes, says the Baltimore Sun,
and did a good deal Of damage to the growing
crops, as well NJ injuring the grape vines and
beating the fruit from the trees. The town hall
had twenty window panes broken, and A.
L. Treadway, florist, was misus one hundred
panes ont of his hot house. Many private resi-
dences had broken from five to fifteen panes of
glass. Some of the choicest flower yards, which
only few hours before wers robed in all the
beauty Of the season were stripped to the
stalks. good part of tho fruit will DO lost:
uuder como apple trees rs many as half barrel
Of apples We're beaten down, and peaches, dam
SONS aud grapes are laying over the ground in
great quantities. Tho Oldest people say
they have not witnessed anything like it
for years Some Of tho hal.stones that fell
were large MS hulled walnnts, and there
was such quantity shat it was over one hour
aud half before 1t melted. The little children
gathered baskets and pitchers full Of the hail
stones. In the country tho corn has been
severely cut by the hail.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-09-09
the PEACH TRADE.
Weekly Review OF the Shipments.

WILMINGTON, Sept s.
TIE WILMINGTON MARKETS.
The receipts into the Wilmington market, BY
raj this morning, amounted to 1900 baskets and
10 crates, s6ording with the quantity winch came
In wagons an abundant supply. Peaches in
baskets sold at from rs to rs cents, and crates
from 40 cents to $l.50. The market was brisk,
and good fruit found ready sale.
PHILADELPHIA MARKET, WEDNESDAY.
REPORT J. r. 4 d. II. Kenney, so1 N. " ster St.J
by Telegraph to the Commercial.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 8.
We have again good market, with steady de-
mand. and fair prices. We quote as follows {:
fruit in crates, poor 40@5Oc medium, 5O@75c /;
prime, IL 00@1 ,25; baskets, 206Di0c, according
to quality. Some very large fruit in baskets
brought eighty cents up to a dollar.
NEW YORK MARKET wEDSrspAY.
tReport by L. shanly Davis, o5 Barclay ST.
BY Telegraph to the Commercial.
New York, Sept. 8.
Tho MARKET to-day, is full and slow. Tho
supply Of poor fruit is entirely too large, and
drags down the better qualities. we quote rs
follows baskets 25@G5c, according to quality
crates, 50@5I25.
WEEKLY SUMMARY.
The following ia our summary OF Shipments
for tho week ending September 7th.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-09-09

TIE RESPONSIBILITY FOR THE Ioee OF TIE CARGO
-wsRr THE PEACHES surrrnEn IN nor pI,R.
posELY?
IT.. Io.s h., s,,. =, .. :. ,h.s
o ''1' W ue'Ay VI 'no oA'eo y. P0@'io1
which were sent out to Liverpool on the stcam-
ship Ohio Ia q popular theme Of discussion
.mory tho ,aooh or,~.rs ,,st mo-, Thor Al,
.A0 poa." e'o., '"'' Ao"'
1851 .ha' notwithstanding the pescnes roIteo inc
possibility Of shipment to Europe in refrigera-
tors WAS clearly established and fully demon
strated. II is not probable, however, in view Of
the small income which IL being received from
the crop that the experiment will be repeated
this season, although there was 9 disposition
when the Ohio went out to ship another cargo
on the Pennsylvania, which sails about the 18th
OF this month";
Tho main thought in connection with the de-
cay OF tho fruit is suggested in the exhaustion
of the ice supply. Fifteen tons only were put
into the refrigerator vaults, it il said and this
despite the earnest protest OF some Of tile ship
pers who inspected the refrigerator before the
sailing Of the steamer. 1t is reported, but we
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-09-09
Our lIeaky JaIl.


PLANS roR ITs MISREPRESENTATION ARcHISG
OF THE UPPER CELLS.
The Jail Commissioners have prepared plan
for the strengthening OF the prison cells at New
Castle, which they think will prevent the escape
of 80 many prisoners. The plan consists sim
ply OF the arching Of the upper
tier OF cells, under the roof, with mason-
ry, to the thickness of about thirteen inches.
Iron plating may also he inserted in the mason.
ry if deemed advisable. Originally it WAS pro-
posed to mako the arch thirteen inches in thick
ness at tho base, gradually tapering to -four
yielded their opinion to the suilicency of the
strength of this plan to that OF others and now
propose to moke the thickness of the arch uni
form throughout.
At the meeting Of the Levy Court, last week.
tie plan was shown to the members Of the Levy
Court, but was not approved by them, and no
instructions were given to proceed with the
work This we have from member of TINT body.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-09-09

~ hynht'r Fauf Dt1h1ch, OF Milwaukee, feeling
MS earthly tanernacle stored with troubles 10 be
expelled, decided,af fun enquiry aud investga-
ton, 10 employ A, ers Pls. IN mis- haste 70 purify
his utch stomach, he mstook the directions, q to
~ ana sWallowen % for dose. This created of
course, an np-pau-ing internal rebellion. nu Paul
went through the fight IKE n hero, and came Off
victor at last, Win renovated system which he
prouiy EXHIBITS as proof OF the wisdom of his
choice lie advises every body to take Doct. Ayers
Pulls, but kindly advises his friends no are amb-
fious OF following his example. to 'pe sure and take
der right bo.ion.'-kiinesets Telegraph.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-09-09

The EASTERN Shore,



Alex. Ridsaway, VIM. Stevens and ]. II. Stack
represent the county in the Republican conven-
ton at Westminster.
The corner stone OF the new NJ. L. Church, at
Preston, Caroline county, Nd, will be laid on
Sabbath Sept. 10Th, Rev. G. Hill, of Port
Elder, will ot1iciate.
The Democrats will nominate county ticket
on October Och. They have rejected tho pro.
posed Crawford county system of selection of
candidates.
Taylor Robinson, Caroline thief who escaped
from the Cambridge Jail, short time ago, is
imprisoned ut Denton.
W. L. Boyce lost an arm in his fathers saw
mill u few days ago, by its coming in contact
with the saw
CECIL COUNTY.
While two young men were rowing on the Elk
one evening" last week, a three feet long stur-
geon leapod into the boat, striking one Of the
oarsmen in the back.
Slater Reynolds, OF Wilmington, is fitting up
rooms for carriagepanting in Rising Sun.
The Republicans have nominated county
ticket, which the Wing thus introduces In
business capacity tho members for the different
Offices they have been selected, are particularly
well adapted and as men of integrity, good
standing IN society and moral worth, the ticket
has seldom been approached and never eXcell-
ed in this or any other county of tho State.
A son of John Mesrs, aged about eleven
years, living near Chesapeake City. was drown
ed in the basin Of the canal at that place, last
week.
DORCHESTER COUNTY.
The canneres are working day and night.
Jas. L. Bryan, NJ. D.. of Cambridge, has been
elected president Of the Maryland State Teach
ers' Association.
Mr.. Vernon Rea has retired from tho Lotol
business, and has been succeeded in the pro-
prletorship Of the Bramble House, at Gam
bhdge, by Capt T. j. Frazier.
The Helmo brothers have just commenced
the building OF large grain scow, at Cam
bridge. which is to be 10 feet long, 90 feet
wide and 10 feet deep.
A chain brake gave way on a freight car at
East New Market, the other day, precipitating
the Car against others, tho force of the COLI
sion throwing u. 8. johnson violently to the
floor. from which lie was picked up in an in-
sensible condition.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-09-09

CIRcUs SwIHpLERs.--The New York and Now
Orleans circus exhibited at Middletown, Mon
old farmers in the neighborhood turned out
some OF them flush with their peach receipts,
and Of course they were the ones that the sharp
ers wanted. We have reports that a number
wero victimized by the three card monte men,
one man losing much as 5000 and another
$3.50. Reason returned with the loss OF money,
and on complaint before the authorities an Of.
fort was made to recover the money but tho
sharpers had fed, having gone down to Seaford,
where the circus exhibited on Tuesday in the
nyonipu troin
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-09-09

~ Nervous Deb1tty.-A depressed, irritable state
OF mind; o weak, nervous, exhausted feeling no
energy or animation; confused head, weak NELL
ory. The consequence OF excuses, or mental over
work. This Nervous Debility finds sovereign cure
in Hamphreys' Homeopathic Specific, No. Is. 1t
tones up the system, dispes the mental gloom and
dependency, and rejuvenates the entire system 1t
Ia perfectly harmless and always efficient. Price
-. for package of i've boxes and large 81 vial Of
powder, which Ia Important in old, serious cases I;
or 81 per single box. Sold by all druggists, sent
by mall on receipt of price. Address Humphreys
Specific Homeopathic Medicine Co., No. o62 Broad-
way, MY. feb2o,dAw
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-09-09

ALDEN DRyERY TO he RE-BUuT.-The owners
OF the Alden frut-drying establishment, at Mil
ford, destroyed by fire on the 30th OF August,
have determined to rebuild ii at once, and are
collecting tho necessary material Capt. A. X.
Hall, one OF the company, was in Wilmington
day or two ago purchasing such lumber as could
not be procured at Milford The purpose is to
put up the building Ia ton days, replace the ma
chinery, and go right ahead.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-09-09
LOCAL NEWS.

TheAsaughter Of the reed aud rail birds has
begun.
Only one Episcopal church in Delaware is
without pastor.
divine mills At 81 cents, but it is now quoted at
8O.
ExMsyor Larkin, Of Chester, has erected in
Marcus Hook, in the past three years, fifty
dwelling houses and shoe factory, with a ca
pacity for three hundred hands.
Where ia the authority for spelling Holly Oak
station, p. W. 4 b. II. H., "Hoyoke2 7" asks u
correspondent. Why there is none the sm-
larity OF sound has caused the error.
correspondent inquiries II the Trustees Of
the Poor intend to make any reply to the state
meuts which have been made concerning their
award Of tho coal contract. We arc unable to
some defence. They have been silent 30 far.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-09-09

RETURNED TO WEST PoINr-Mr. James @.
Shaefner, the West Point Cadet who walked
from an expess train near Elkton some ten days
sgo has recovered sufficiently to resume his
journey and passed through this cty,northwsrd
On Port Deposit accommodation train this morn
ing. His mind is now clear and rational. and
very little OF the effects of his terrible fall arc
felt by him
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-09-09

MILFORD IrEMs-[ From DE Ne,rs 1.-The fruit
dIyeries are running day and night.
The Quaker City CLUB OF Philadelphia will play
the Milford club at Milford on Saturday next.
Gas has not made the streets OF Milford any
lighter.
DR.. r. II. Clarks new residence in Milford is
said to be the most beautiful in the town.
The employers at the Alden establishment
which was burned have very generally found
employment at Lincoln and other places near by.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-09-09

ELECTED To PRoFEssoRsHp.-Mr. Fred II.
Robinson, of this city, has resigned the position
which he lately accepted with the Penua. r. H.
Co. and has boon elected Professor IN Mathe-
mates in the Polytechnic College at Philadel-
phia. This is deserved compliment to Mr.
Robnson's ability. He is probably the best
mathematician in Wilmington. and tile fact that
he has been elected to professorship in the in
stitution from which he recently graduated
shows the confidence which his educators re-
pose in his capacity and the thoroughness of his
training. His numerous friends in this city will
learn with pleasure that he will take up his resi-
dence with them again.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-09-09
9taths.

KlHK While on n visit ~ Cecil county, Nd. sth
mo, l2th, ISIS, of typhoid fever, sara, daughter
OF the late Caleb KRIS, aged % yeats.
McDO@ El.Tl-In this c!ty, sepE. LIST, 1875, Fstnr,
daughter OF +. W. and h. j. Mcdowell. aged i
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-09-09

DOVER trEMs,-I From The Local Press. John
S'Justin's Residence was damaged by fire, last
week, To the extent of 500.
Mr.. V. Louderbough has accepted the position
Of Principal Of the High School Department in
the public school Of Bloomfield, Nj
The public schools have opened. but the de-
partments arc only about half full, the scholars
being engaged impeding peaches.
DIR. Isaac Jump, President Of the First Ma
tional Bank Of Dover, has been appointed dis
bDlsing officer for the new Post Office.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-09-09

DROWNED AT EDaEMooR. McCarty, u
laborer employed by the Edgemoor Iron Co. was
drowned in the Delaware, OH the works, Tues
day afternoon. He went into the water to battle,
and it is supposed he was seized with the cramp
while beyond his depth and was unable to re-
gain shore. McCarty was single man and
boarded at Edgemoor
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-09-09

SHY their W Orks q shall know them.',
The Spencer Optical Manufacturing Company of
New York have already made themselves known to
thousands of the afflicted, by the perfection OF their
Diamond Speetaces, each pair stamped with the
diamond trade mark.
For sale in " Wilmington by d. S. Clark.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-09-09

CHESTER Co. PROHIBITION TIoKEr.-Tho Ches-
ter county Prohibitionists held convention at
West chester on Saturday. Elijah Il. Penny
packer presided. The following county ticket
was nominated Recorder of Deeds, Henry L.
Yocum. of North Coventry Register of Wills j.
Baker Steward. OF Londongroye Parliamentary,
]. N. Huston, of New Garden Clerk of Courts,
W. p. Harper, OF Londongrove Corener. John
George, Of West Chester; Treasurer George
Shoiner. OF West Pikeland; Commissioner
Samuel Cornott. of Schhylkill Director, Enoch
Passmore, of Kenneth Borough Auditor, G.
Howard Leeds, of West Chester. Addresses
were made by James Black, of Lancaster co.,
aud Il. Auiley Browne, Prohibition candidate
for Guyeruor
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-09-09

OPENING OF THE WiIMISaros CONFERENCE
AcADtMy.-Th Institution opened on Monday,
9Th Of September, with hattering prospects. The
attendance il fifty per cent. larger than at the
ODeniup last YEAR
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-09-09

WYOMING IrEMs.-Henry Gerker,a large peach
grower in this section, claims that he has lost
fifteen hundred dollars by shipping peaches.
The depot at Wyoming was burglarously en-
tered on Monday night, but nothing was stolen.
John W. Mayor, OF Magnolia, was badly in
jnred on Monday last by horse Jumping on
him.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-09-09
rDs1,iacrctg,t tseDSr.s,
gHILtpgLpHgA aABpEFs.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. ..
Flour unchanged. Wheat dull; old rcd, 81. aG
Oils; new, 81 35 white 8 30. G. IN lower; yell
low 75@7Gc. Oats firm. Whiskey, 81 81
oporArIoNs At TIM bnAspXWINE aIlI.s soR FL0yu
AHZ aaAfS--CjsRraTf:D oAIIc.
TS;oly Flour ............. IS,OO03 0.ON
EIla Flour, ..-.,,.,....... G.T5t3 $50
bnpoft2LS iogt-. A.Ebi9 b.2b
Wheat. ---.. ...-.....,,....,... l.35
Corr ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 500
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-09-09

The Columbus Journal, describing an Ohio
politician, says % He is an honest man by pro-
fession, and he earns his bread by the sweat Of
his Jaw"
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-09-09

country chap went to church with his girl
aud hung his hat on her hustle, which came up
over the top Of the seat.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-09-09

SsAFoRD IraMs-l From tie Citizen. james
Rawlins' fruit dryery caught fire in the elevator
on Thursday, but was discovered in time to sayo
the building.
A small Oyster sloop, built by Rhodes NELL
wine, at the upper shipyard, was launched on
Thursday afternoon.
The Residence of Capt. Groensbury Cannon, u
TWO and half story frame building, about one
and a half miles from Seaford, Oh the Concord
rnd, was destroyed by fire between aud 5
o'clock, ON Thursday morning. Most of the
furniture WAS saved. Tho Origin OF the fro il
unknown.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-09-09

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card OF
BELLAH & ELLIOTT,
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GENERAL AGENTS FOR WILMINGTON AND
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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-09-09

FAMILY RE.UsIoSs The recent great gather
ing OF the Jacksons, at Londongroye, has
stirred up others of the first families to sound
their pibroch and assemble their clans. The
Marshalls it is stated, propose to marshal their
forces, sometime next year, probably ut Mar
shalton, Chester county, in the botanical grove,
OF the much respected Humphrey Marshall.
The rhompsons OF this part of the country
are also an old family. with very numerous
branches. The old homestead, in Mill Creek,
near Corner Ketct, occupied by the late George
Thompson, has a date-stone bearing the date
1925, and was erected by the first of the family
IN this country. His descendants, therefore,
like the Jaoksons, could indulge in &c sesqui.
centennial" If they feel 30 disposed.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-09-09

PROF. HARKsEss's AcADEMy.-The State Nor
NAL University conducted by Prof. John @. Hark-
ness and Mrs. Laura Osgood Hardness enters on
its tenth year with tho present term, opening to-
day. 1t has had from the first patronage from
some OF our most prominent citizcns. and in its
tone and character, rs well AZ by the efforts of
It's Principal, has exercised a liberalizing and
progressive influence on the cause of general
education. The number of students in at
tendance. it is stated, has been larger, for tho
last five years, than at other private school or
academy in tho State, and the controversy about
IT, charter, repealed by the Legislature had
the effect OF largely increasing its number OF pu-
p!s 1t now occupies two floors of the large
Sayile Building, at 9Th and Market SITS. The
ht OF instructors il given elsewhere, and in
GUIDES new ones, among them Miss Anna b. JEFF
itrlS, (daughter of Jas. V. Jeifers. Esq
etaduato of Fort Edward Institute, n. Y, who
WI give private and optional instruction On the
Ik,no
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-09-09

GEoRdErowS IrEMs.-[ From tie Journal i
lhe Alden factory ia working very large force.
James Rust, IL well-to-ao farmer of Indian
River Hundred, died on Monday night, lie was
about 60 years of age.
The will of Wm. $, Short has been probatod.
Tho property which MIR. Short hold was entsilcd
to Chas. Tunnell, Jr, and Philip Smith-but
come years ago the entatlnent was broken. MIR,
Shorts will leaves his estate to the children Of
0has. Tunnel aud to the children OF Edward
Smith and Elizabeth Stevens There are niue
heirs who share and share alike.
The wife of Chas A. Isascs was taken sud
denly sick at the peach factory on Friday. and
said sue had swallowed arsenic. The DR.. how.
ever, could find no traces OF poison.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-09-09

Next time try Webb hat. It can be bought at
304 Market street.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-09-09

E rHI HoUEEsslN RE-USIoS. 90 old friends
tnd associates of Hockessin Valley" will assem-
pie ut their second annual reunion at Mt. Cuba
On next Saturday, the 18th inst. A special train
viii leave Landenberg at . As a. m, for the
grounds, and Wilmington at 3d. There is also
train at 10 80 a. m, from Wilmington, and one
u l. 80 from Landenberg. In the evening tho
train west leaves Mt. Cuba at 6.13 p. m and
fsst at $50. The round trip fare is so cents
from all points, except those stations where the
tagulGr fare is less. A number of circulars have
been printed and sent out, but the managers de-
are us to extend all invitation to all those inter
sbted in the gathering, whether they have re-
deiyed circular Or not, to be present and join
in tho festivities. Anybody that is touched in
nle slightest manner with the glory that circles
die brows of all true Hockessiners is welcome TO
attend.
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