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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-02-18
Quickly Captured.
THREE MEN HELD ON A CHARGE CT Stumbling, IN
PHILADELPHIA.

THREE MIN HELD On a ChAhoE OF IN
PHILADELPHIA
Three young men, named John NJ. Martin, E.
J. Graft and Augustus Culberson, were arrested
In Philadelphia, on Saturday on the charge Of
sending circulars through the post-office with
intent to obtain money by fraudulent represen-
tations. respecting . patent funnel, and had q
hearing in that city before Alderman Carpenter
yesterday afternoon. William d. Woodward, u
Wilmington, testified that they had sent circu.
lars to residents OF this city. Offering to sell
counterfeit money upon good moi ey be,hg
remitted to them. Some persons who
complied had not received an answer.
and others had got . supply Of counter
felt money. Craft and Culberson had while in
Wilmington gas machine and patent gas burn
er. Martin and Craft were in Wilmington on
the 18th Of January, protesting to be agents for
Farrell 4 Herring's safes. They went OH from
the hotel leaving bill unpaid.
Detective Franks produced circulars, written
and printed, similar to the kind sent through
the mail by the accused, and they were hold for
trial.
This party, undoubtedly, includes the person
vi o was mentioned In the COMMERCIAL NJ, n
day, being in this city, sing for printing
and who gouged this office for = small amount.
He came to grief suddenly, it appears.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-02-18

BpyINd HoRsEs IN THE CITY.-Country people
arc in the habit Of buying horses from the City
Passenger Railway and other companies in the
city. Sometimes they are badly sold, but hero
is an evidence OF even q worse econ, my
Some months ago. g. A. RitzeI, of Wsstover,
Somerset county, Nd, bought horse from the
city which he thought to be all right, with the
exception that he had slight attack Of what he
supposed to be the epizootic. 1t proved to be
something more serious, and his mules took tho
disease, four Of which have died frcm it, the
last one quite recently.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-02-18
The New state Flag.

pELhwARE'a coLoRs FLUNG TO THE BREFzE-DE-
sCRIPrtos OF THE COMMONWEALTH BANNER
The new State flag, which was ordered some
time ago through Mr.. Handy, chairman of the
committee appointed for that purpose by the
Legislature, was sent to that gentleman yester-
day by Horstman Bros, Of Philadelphia. The
flag is by 615 feet aud is made of deep
blue silk, with heavy yellow silk
fringe. On either side the coat OF arms Of the
State is beautifully painted. 1t is mounted on a
staff, which is surmounted Nith.a brass ball, and
spear, from which two very pretty white and
blue tassels depend.
The flag was exhibited in the Representa-.
tives' chamber, yesterday and was much ad.
mirel by all who saw it. The cost was S125.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-02-18
chesapeake 4 Delaware canal.

NAVIGATION RE.oPENED-RAIlRoAD FRFIdHrs RE-
DUcED
The Baltimore papers refer to the resumption
OF navigation on the canal. This sort of weather
is likely to close it. The american says:
The Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore
Railroad Company, in accordance with thei,
usual custom at the close Of navigation in the
Chesapeake and Delaware Canal, advanced then
rates for through freight between this city and
Philadelphia short time since. Now that the
canal is open and traffic begun, the old rates
have been resumed and will be adhered to aftel
to-day.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-02-18
3eaa1 Hotifes.
The United StAtes Of \
America
In the Superior Court
Of the State Of Del
aware, In and for
Nav CaatIa r0untv

America of the State Of Del
william 4 ssyooa s New Castle II e coau f.
In pursuance Of an order Of the Honorable Cd
Of Delaware. and such the Presiding Judge Of the
given, that an application has been made BY Anthc-
ny Higgins, Esquire attorney and duly authorised
agent OF the United states Of America that the said
United states are DESTROYS Of purchasing for the
erection OF = Msht Mouse. Range light, and Light
Of Wa within q bo tes
said state. situated in Red Lion Hundred, in New
Castle County which from disagreement in price
and described Is follows, to-wit:
Beginning At . stake near the bank on the west
spre Of the steeps on the Episcopal Church In the
town OF Delaware ity bears south twenty nine de-
roe snd ny. minnte1 east and the coss trees Of
| three degrees and twenty -four and half minutes
east, thence from said stake south sixty.sx degr
stake, thence North twenty-four degrees west four
hundred and nfty feet AsO) to stake, thence north
feet more or less, to low water line, thence south
twenty-four degrees east four hundred and nifty
feet thence south sixty SIX degrees west forty feet
more or less, to the place Of beginning Containing
two acres and nlnety-0ne hundTedths Of acre, be
the same more or less. And also the right Of way
the property Of William Rey6old, and within the
limits Of said state, stuatetin ked Lion rundred,
and ew Castle County. and bounded and described
~ follows, to-wt tract of land fifteen feet wide,
beginning on the easterly side Of the public road
lesdng. from New Castle 10 st. Georges, and lying
south Of and binding the line fence between land
Of William KeybOld Aforesaid and lands Of AnnealeY
kewlin, for distance Of three thousand feet, and
thence on the same line e1ioded, and Of said v dth
Of nfteen feet, through property Of said William
Reybold, distance Of two thousand and thirty feet,
feet, more or less, to the westerly side Of the above
mentioned Light House lot.
And that the aid william Reybold, owner, and
all other persons interested in the said above de-
scftbed lands, and right Of way be, snd appear At
the May Term next Of the said superior Court in and
for New Castle County, At New Castle. on Monday,
the eenth day Of May, A. D. eighteen hundred
and seventy-hve, and file their object ons, If any
they have, " The proposed purchase.
In testimony whereofl have hcreunto set my hand
and alixed the seal Of the said superior
Court, at New Castle, the eleventh day OF
Il. 81 January, A d. eighteen hundred and sew
enty-nve.
IlCHARD q. COOPER,
tanlA. INV ErOthOnolarY.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-02-18

SwARrnMoRE COLLEGE AT the annual meet
ing Of the stockholders OF Swarthmore College,
held about two months ago, 1t was stated that
$1,000 Of the purchase money would remain as a
mortgage OIL the "West Property" to the east
ward OF the old college grounds. That claim has
already been paid on Anson Lapham, of sken'
eateles, New York. recently presented the col.
lege authorities with 10000 for two perpetual
scholarships, on the condition that the II. cessary
amount should be devoted to extinguishing this
mortgage debt. This proposition was Of course
accepted. Among the recent contributors to the
college fund are Isaiah v. Williamson and j
Dillingham; Fell, both natives OF Bucks county
who gave SO, 900 each toward the purchase Of the
West estate The house on this farm is being
altered and repaired for the residence Of two OF
the professors, aud q part of the land will prob
ably be included in the college lawn. The new
house for the President is about completed ant
ready for occupancy. 1t is a very handsome ant
convenient structure. It's entire cost was abou
$4,000.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-02-18
New Castle County's Taxes.

AMOUNT OF THE VALUATION AND AssEssMESr OF
TAXES IN NEW CASTLE COUNTY, FOR 1874.
The following tabular statement, copy OF
the official document prepared by the Levy
Court, shows tho amount Of the assessment, and
the amount OF taxes lowed in this county for the
vApF 1874,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-02-18
EReH d /.

We are now advertising several leading PhOs-
plates, but would particularly invite I attention
OF farmers 10 the improved Star Bone Phosphate,
This phosphate has merits commensurate with its
reput ltion, which Is equal to any the market, and
Is sold which is inst er Of great consideration, al
much lower price than any other phosphate The
satisfaction resulting from its use can only be at
trbuted to the large percentage OF actual Fertilizer,
essentially bone, employed in Its manuiac ure, max
Ing 1t undoubtedly the hest manure for all crops
that can be put in The SOIL
Mesrss Hubbard Il Bro. are now shipping II to all
parts, ami orders are coming In daily, indicating s
general use this fall. Those expecting to use the
Improved Star Bone Phosphate will avoid disap-
polntMent Dy sending theiI orders early.
HUBBARD BRO
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-02-18

A HoRAE FOUND FRozEN.-This morning, a
horse with string Of bells attached. WAS found
lying dead in the public road, near Mr.. Yelling
ton H:ckmnn's residence in Thornbury twp.
The animal was covered with frozen perspiration
and showed every evidence OF having been
cruelty treated during the night. Where the
sleigh and driver got to, We have not learned
West Che ter Nelrs, 1871,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-02-18

CHARGE OF ArHEIsM.--J Williams Thorne, for
merly Of Chester county, but for some time II
citizen Of North Carolina. ard elected by the
Republicans to the Legislature of that State,
was objected TO by some Of the Democrats on
the charge that he did not believe in the exist
ence OF God" He was arraigned before the
Committee OH Privileges and Elections, and the
subject investigated, the result being that the
charge was not maintained, and report to that
effect is expected. III letter to the West
Chester Republican he says 4" had more than
h peck Of letters from persons residing in Ches
tsr.county and vicinity indicating me ugains,
the charge OF Atheism. Many OF those letters
were from clergymen who knew mo long and
WE'LL as liberal radical in religion, but neve,
as an Atheist"
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-02-18

ORDERS FOR CA1s.-Among the encouraging
indications OF revival in business, one OF our
largest car-works has recently received several
orders for cars, and has been "taking on car
penters and joinors. So largo number Of me-
chanics, however, had been on the foreman's
list and waiting for work, that for the present.
there will be more thai sufficient. We hope,
however, that moro orders will now rapidly come
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-02-18

PERSONAL G. Ferris, OF the CONNER
MERcIAI, is staying ut H.bernia, Florida, on the
st. John river. He writes Feb 49, that
though the season is considered cooler and
rainier than usual, the thermometer, since his
arrival, has not been lower, at A. NJ, than 50
degrees, and on the the nth at that hour it was
50, His health shows . marked improvement.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-02-18

New Recommendation Patriarch Jno. j.
Haley, accompanied by the Grand officers Of tho
Grand Encampment, l. o. o +. Of Delaware,
went down to Lewes, Tuesday, and organized
At night All encampment in the above order.
Tho new encampment starts out with thirteen
charter members, and has encouraging pros.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-02-18

Will. OBSERVE THE 22Np.-The Farmers. the
Union, the Wilmington Il Drandywine Banks
and r. r. Robinson h Co. have resolved to OBJ
serve the 22nd, aud will transact no business on
that day. 1t may be that the bill now before
the Legislature legalizing the holiday will pass
before the dav arrives,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-02-18

VERp CT or THE AMATEUR PREss.-The Feb
ruary issue Of the Youths Banner says The
COMMERCIAL III, beyond shadow Of doubt the
best daily paper published in Wilmington. Its
columns are filed with all the interesting news
current. In politics it il frank and honest, and
its editorialn arc ahIe and par excellence"
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-02-18

dull times, there is brisk inquiry for land on
the part Of Northern people who wish to settle
OH the Peninsula. We are informed by gem
tleman who was in position to know that tho
number Of inquirers who have been and now
are In certain parts OF the Peninsula, notably on
the Eastern shore in the middle communities,
is larger than for some years past, and the peo-
pie in that section are encouraged to believe
that another tide Of immigration has SGT in.
few instances immediate possession has been
fol
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-02-18

mand at 4s4@7j.c. Hogs firmly held at sio.75
ala.
PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE MARKETS.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. II.
Seeds There ia very little cloverseed offer
ing, and a steady inquiry prevails sales OF 400
bushels at 10@l01Sc for Pennsylvanis, and 1l@'
119lc for Western. Timothy ranges from S26O
to 275. Flaxseed IL scarce, and worth %.
Dried Frutts. -Appes-sliced, No. !, 9@Ilc I:
No. 2, s@s11c; cut MOL, s@s1Sc; No. 2, 797}Sc;
impaired (schnitz), 3@6c. Pears pared and
cored, l5@18c; IMPAIRED, $3.50. Peaches-psred
No. l, 24@25c; No. 2, l5@2Oc; dark No. 8, 5@
1oc; impaired halves, s15@se; impaired quar-
22@23s unpitted, 3@6c. Cherries mixed
ptted, 26@27c black pitted, 25@26c. ;red pit
ted, 27d23c. BlacRberries-9a91Sc Kaspber-
ries- 33@24c. Shellbarks, bus. Sl@1,2O.
Guano is quiet at S72@75 for Peruvian $50
for orehilla, and s42@5O for dried fish.
Poultry firm. Choice turkey, l5@lSc. do.
ducks 14t9l6c. do. chickens, 15@16c.
Ashes are ina ctive and nominal, at IS 1903 fof
Pearl, aud S6,37la@6 80 for Pot.
Bark Is dull, and in the absence OF sales we
quote No. Quercitron at S34 per ton Tanners
Bark is held at 5li915 per cord for Spanish oak
and sl1@12 for Chestnut.
Bees,nar ID firm, with light offerings. Sales Of
yellow at SOC. cash.
Candies are wlthalt special change Sales OF
sperm at 2Stl30c adamantine 6s at 15c and
hotel, actual weight, at l7c.
Hay and Straw dull. Baled hay, prime, pei
ton. S2l@22 do. common and fair, S20(G2l.
Rye straw, s16@17. Wheat straw, sl2@14.
Corn husks, 535@40.
Feathers, attract very little attention sales OF
Southern and Western geese, III lots, at 35g ACC.
for interior old and mixed, up to 49@53c. for
prime and choice duck at 3S945c, and chicken
at 7@l0c.
7dltow, is selling at $50, for city, and 7st@sc
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-02-18
commercial Reports.


PHILADELPHIA, Feb. II.
Cotton steady at 15N@l6c. Flour quiet
and weak; super6ne, S3.50@375; Penna,
Indiana and Ohio extra family Is 25@6.
Wheat dull and weak; red, Sl.17@119; am
worth "a IS. Rye is worth 95c. Corn firm
yellow, 7sc; western mixed. 7s1Sc. Oats in
limited demand white 66@68c Mess pork
steady at, $40 5o@20.50 whiskey nominal
western SloS.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-02-18

WALKING FEAr.-Wan Kingsley, who
claims to DO the son OF a wealthy brewer at
pottsville, Pa, finished at 10 o'clock, OH Satur-
day night. ut the new Varieties theatre the feat
wager of one hundred dollars, and the money
WAS paid over to him. He begun his fent at {
O'Clock on Tuesday evening last and did not STOP
until the feat was accomplished, save for the IL
minutes which were allowed him each day. Mr..
was very sleepy, but otherwise he see med in
good condition. He now proposes to walk one
hundred miles it twenty-six hours.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-02-18

sE-H is ,tscfeas TO attempt 10 cleanse a stream
while the fountain Is impure. Dyspepsia, com
scrofula. headaches and all d seuses arising from
imp re biood, are at once removed by Dr., Walker
California pinegar Biters, purifier Of the blold ant
renovator oil he system II has never BET KNOW
to fail. tAull. 4W
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-02-18

REMOVED HoME.-Mr. William Howard, Of
Media and his wife and baby, were all removed
10 their homo on Friday, from West Chester
where they had remained since their severe in
jury by the runaway sleigh accident, on Quar-
terly Meeting day, some weeks ago. They have
all nearly recovered
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-02-18

Prices OF Personal PROPERTY. IL. W. Std
ham 4 Son, auctioneers, sold at public sale for
John Bringhurst, Delaware county, Pa, on
Monday last, horses, as follows $40, Sll0,
a575o., $50, $50. s7i., $50. SOL, $50 So, $50,
$50, $685., sG2-average $50 per head oxen,
sl75.4O. Head sheep brought SO IS per head;
! pig. weight 100 pounds, 80; small ones,
S2l50 and s22 chickens, e.. and 1892 per
pair hay, SIS. so per ton clover hay, sli.25
straw, Sl3 per ton corn, 90 cts per busbel
mower, s66 pillow, $1G hay rake, 1913. The
sale WAS well attended,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-02-18
RICHARD @. COOPER,
1an1i,Anw Pr0thonatory.
The United States Of In the Superior Court
America OF The State OF Del
o. aware. in and for
ANTHONY keybold, New Castle County,

The United States of In ne sp g,s :, cG %
Anthem, 4 keyooa New sssFe e.s, IN t cSau 70.
In pursuance Of an order Of the Honorable Ed
ward W. Glpln, Esquire, Chief Justice Of the stats
Of Delaware, and As such the Presid ng Judge OF
the said Superior Court, in VACATION. Noiice IS
hereby given that az application has been made by
Anthony Higgins, Esquire. attorney and duly author
the said United States are DESTROYS Of purchasing f
the erection of 3 Light House, Rsnge l. ght, and
Light Keepers Dwelling. certain tract OF lanl, the
said State, situated In Ned Lion Hundred, In New
Castle County. which from disagreement III price
he refuses to convey to the United States Bounded
and described q, follows, to-wit: :,
Beginning at stake on the southetly side OF
lane or farm road at point IRON which the sou h
east corner OF brick tenant dwelling house on the
farm of said Anthony keyhod, bears north seventy
three degrees and forty-two minutes west, distant
from said corner Of said house, four hundred and
elghty-two feet and fifteen hundretths foot
asa 16l00, thence from sad beginning stake south
nifty minutes east four hundred feet to stake IN the
ned, thence north eighty-nse degrees and Nifty
minutes est. two hundred and eighteen feet and
eightenths OF foot to another stake In the deld AZ
point from which the said southeast corner Of the
Aforesaid brick house, bears North twenty six de-
grees and six minutes wes', thence from the last
mentioned stake north ffty minutes west four
hundred feet to stake by the post and rail- fence on
the southerly side of the aforesaid lane or farm
road from Will stake the SOUTH asst corner OF the
Aforesaid brick building. bears north sxty.three
degree and nfty-eight minutes west and is distant
two hundred and seventy two feet and one-tenth OF
foot thence from the last mentioned stake by the
southerly side of sad lane or farm road, soutn
eghtv-fve degrees and fifty minutes east, two nun.
dred and eighteen feet and eight.tenths of foot
to the place OF beginning Containing two acres of
land and also the right OF way 10 the same over
the above mentioned lane or farm road, Rso the
property OF the said Anthony Reyboid, aud within
the limits Of the said state, situated In the above
mentioned County and Hundred, said lane or farm
road leading from the above described lot Of land
through the property OF said Anthony Key bold 10 the
public road which leads from New Castle - saint
Georges.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-02-18

The United sl States Of In ne Superior Court our
r.ra e. slvln New sssfs CASH. II c e1a ss.
In pursuance of an order Of the Honorable Ed
waEd aipn Esqare Chief Justice 81 the state ss
given, that an application has been made by An
LED agent of he Tnied states q merica, that the
said United States are desrous OF purchasing 1or
the erection q Light house, Range Light, and
property OF David g. hvin, within the limits Of said
State. situated In New Castle Hundred in New as
refuses to convey to the United states. Bounded
and described - follows, to-wit:
Beginning at stake standing on the south aide Of
Tho open road leading from. the New Castle and
Frenchtown turnpike TO the road from New Castle
to Faint Georges, being corner for this land, and
fourteen degrees west four hundred 900 feet to
stake, corner for this lot, and other land Of said
David 9. Nivin, and in line OF land Of the said j.
ing this lot from other lands Of said David u. Nivn
north NIFTY seven degrees and for!y.sx aud
sixsenths a. siS) feet to stake, themes from last
other lands Of the said David @. Nsin. north four
BY the fence on the south side OF the aforesaid open
road, thence with the south side Of said road, and
6lnding thereon :oa.h dfy-seven degrees and 10 y
twenty nine: and sx-tenths t229 $40 feet 10 tine
place Of beginning. Containing two G, acres Of
lnuu' AA9o tuo lA&ut VI way " lhc eailtc uFel thc
above mentioned open road from the aforesaid de-
scribed land 70 the public road leading from New
Castle to Saint Georges.
And that II Q said David @. Nivln, owner, and ali
other persons nerested In the said above described
lands and right Of way be aud appear at the
May Term next Of the said Superior Court In and
for New Castle County, at New Castle. on Monday,
the seventeenth day OF May, A. D. eighteen hundred
and seventy-nve, aud file their objections, II any
they have, to the proposed purchase.
IN testimony whereof have hereunto set my hand
and affXed the 8 al Of the said superior
Court, at New Castle, the eleventh day of
II. 81 January, A. D. eighteen hundred and sew
ent. five. -
X CuARD g. COOPER,
tanil lmw parliamentary
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