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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-20
ANOTHER HINT TO THE Liberal RE
PUBLICINS.

Commenting upon the suggestion made IN Re
publican papers 81 ans state that ~ would NC vel u Yi
a Liberal Republican two upon the STATE iirs et ls
Fan. The TkIBiSK -ays:
The ursho II that Their, Is fsk pepuit cr
ces Of inviting r A. Mertf 81 st. Lawrence 10
place O.. their ticket.
1HE TRmLNE i right, and we know ~ no reason Why
such uyltation should not be- extended - fno Cen
nut IL ought also 10 Dee said tHi real uIruul
OF this talk is that there IT. La number oI Liberal lie
pubCans who have become convinced that their cnuTts
form q party will uot be "A success and therefore
they inclined 10 come hack - the Republican taih-
which hey left upou the best Of motives aud uudeT
siderable prOyOcatiOn. bnt which alter al ofer Ilr
better advantages Tor the governmental REFORMS Wrh
We all seeking than anything which could be hoped
for frUm what Is known VI the Democratic party. ~
this class OF Liberal Republicans Gen. Merritt IL i-ii
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-20
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
For other ship ye,cs see second Page.l

TOR other ship Neirs second Page.l
ARRIVED
Shin Antarctic smith, OF and from Liverpool June o, with
iik somaraen l,'or Tansn. Ipswich May 20. in ballast
Tils On dang star John. Portland. = IN lumber.
scii Acar iof Harriasionl Chandler Musquash n b. 8
mr. iadc o Macas) Perry sauiee g. days with
sehf r. Hilbert lof parsboro ~ ST. AierrimAn St Mar
Sc,r Anna Frye ,of Pembroke newell Windsor, n. s.,
Jay Slr Huntr s., Richardson Deqri,v.e with lumber
;,9 l. Xix , H. B.sg 5 ,i. WIZ WIZ sis
err PsTe e Ment'9 a1hs IN Ts n lime
,clr Lcontine. Tins Eockhud, with i.me
-c.r. Baltic, i.oi ms D.Ia.nel. wa lumber.
SER Atlantic. Feirls. Dath. VIII sass
-ohr Nianr =, Bell Frankfort win granite
S,r isiM19g' BAN, Na, so;,c. ~ u,, 9
scr Frrc- Bro9As Ti,,oSn SaalegSs . "l,h h h'h
s.hr D. , oulstock Danir- Nantucket Win ish.
hT S 1,1 . J9an ilo @ bsnsor With lumber
ser es Fra q, A. oia@s Geiss A s; ss sb asA
''-- scnooSElsa-RlyEs ASp coA-rwIsE
VIM whteheai. providence Jona croekora Providence.
h Van oourtand, Providence Fred Tyler, Providence
A. ar Ba nsss Boston + r. PIE Boston
Ear. Mary Pratt ~ s+iia Jeani- for chrstins Gus
tail Tor Dantz caudins Tor opora Leyantr Tor Liver
iT..i:l Elk: Nae for Antwerp: pr~p,ef Sr scls
leuIa iyf Snis NlL4sui nate aiu
wIND-ouIset light W. :. Wi eear.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
FORTRESS MOsBOg July ID Il ri la for Baltimore. bark
Clan.icerr brig Alice IOm EiO. Arrived,
fIoin Antigua Tor orders.
Boston.
NcS Or. sailed l7th steamships -an Jscnto for New
York Pioneer, Philadelphia.
FDREIbn PORTS.
IoNuoy July lo-Saled Tor the United states Wslserf
Lcf flison lop Ie cr-s hfran, Andrew ia .son ~
Brazdo-f Galveston, kaTn llflne-i"n prNar Dad,
Jennie Cheney ,asfan j. hosars Johannes and Can
ung Arii Gle 1fh INST, Jos NicAerHoh Nri "a
ont GA TIE Oh mat, Aut Arrives out on the ION INST.
Atutor hawr, Hiram, Concord oIi ihe latisr 40 Ei,i
nofr and lve AN,n. AT'd -t Oh sne 18Th lnsI DsrniI
L.. LOUIS ane Arch Druid, -aacia ElAnin0nGl hn"iar,
Ortavt. NJ ooi the las two ~ Queenstown Thomas Lee
and Courier Canada tt tftr t- haffc ARM al out On
tir lath INST, lite I,iiA EaA capt hci the latter A.
D-al victoria, y arial1-
HXtANA Juy l0-s~iai. steamships CtY % Vera Cruz
ana GEORGIA Tor Sewl pilot Bride for North Of
Harferas-
CIENF Esos july iT-Sad brig r. II Rich Tor Baltimore
Arrived lBtA, tbf.I. YORK.
NAIA.ZA-, July l9-Arryec. steamships cry Of Havana.
from New YORK; Gussic from InaIIOa Geo scales irum
galveston sailed bark H. u. BIo0kman Tor AnDny. -ailol
l7th brg clara M. Goodrich and -hr Hannah MOL0ou for
North VI HatteFas -cLr Georgia, Tor New York
DISASTERS.
Tho big Fai ,PtgsoA from Opoito ior Halfaz totally
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-20
MIDNIGHT FEATHER REPORT
WAR DETACHMENT,
OFFICE or TIRE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
wAsHISGroN. Tuesday. July 20. 1871 a. m.

OFFICE or TIRE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WAsHISGrON. Tuesday, JAY 20. 1871 q. M
Synopsis rOr The DsIS. hrsittl-fOty hOurs
The barometer has rsn, and il highest III the Atlantic
Siafns II lowest the Eastern British Provinces,
while minor dnpressiOns exist over Lake Superior and
the Southwest.
Occas ial rains have fallen the Gulf Coast. near
Lake Superior and from Tennessee and the Ohio Valley
to Kansas and the Indian Territory.
The temperure has fallen from NewJersey md East
EN- PENNSYLVANIA to South Carolina, Tennessee, and the
OHIO Valley. but has slightly risen IN New england the
upner lake region and the Northwest.
The OHIO River has fallen from Pittsburgh 70 Louis
vile: also the Mississippi. except continued rising at
Cairo AID Memphis.
Probabilities.
For the South Atlantic GuI ~tates Tennessee, and
the ono Valley rising or stationary barometer. easterly
.Outery wildS i ghtly cooler partly cloudy weather,
with occasional rains from the ohio Valley 10 the West
ern Gulf, and possibly on the South Atlantic coast
For the upper lake region, the Upper Al-sssipP. and
Lower Missouri Valleys falling followed by rising
barometer winds yrerng to southwest and northwest,
slightly warmer clear. partly cloudy weather, and
possibly occasional rana
For the l-,rcr take regoa and he Nfdie States station
arr falling barometer s0uhedst 10 SOuhwcst Trds,
siighHy rarpier partly ciouy reger and possibly OccG
SiOf,al runs norfb-irsSf NJ He ANeghGHies
For ewElalaud. rising followed by falling barOme-
ter winds shifting To southwest and southeast slightly
warmer. clear or partly cloudy weather.
The Mississippi continues slowly rising at Cairo aid
Memphis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-20
TIE FIRE RECORD.
n GREENVILLE. N. J.

A short time before midnight on Sunday
flames were discovered in the second story OF Reades
hardware store. In Lindenave., opposite The Methodist
church An alarm Immediately sounded asd befOre
the arrival the engine number Of the neghbors had
succeeded in removing large portion Of the stock The
upper portion OF the building used a workshop
and contained q valuable collection ~ tools and large
stock OF materials In less than half hour after The
fire was discovered the upper story OF the building
eRvelOped in flames. The Fire Department arrived too
late 10 render much assistance. The loss will reach
~ 900; the insurance $1,000. Il is believed that the
fire was the work OF an n,en idry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-20
4 NEpvous uoNAN,s FRIGHT.

IN effect of the recent bold daylight rob-
berries ia this city was witnessed yesterday al 40 SIKH
ave Mrs Bremmes resident oi the hOu'e. Is subject TO
rral.tv which renders her senselcss for some time
vvhcu The attacks come Yesterday she was seized
with one OF these ITS and when sAe fes1iued CONSCIOUS
u. she ran 70 the window and screamed for hep when
assistance arrived she declared tiat hn ma eil'eti
% r,o, AMI knorked her down. aiterYaid rObbing tue
arlrfreut investigation shO FlI tlat mo- G ad nee u
taAen the pTcu-es ana t9 cdre !. iO"He upon a.
n,t,l .lrb,- ION Iier husband ~ tIo next room.
MOI 10 net away when the alleged Violence TOOK place,
nnd he nnIrd N sOunls OF a tcmite.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-20

The EganSie Life Assurance society. No. 100 Bros6
way prepared Loans upon bond and mortgage
drstcass dwellings and stores NewYOrk and Brooklyn
Principal VIII be FUN shed with forms and full Information,
and their facilitated without charge except legal
penses Of tife THIS Society also The
derabie forms Of yOho selected lives including
TontRe savings Fund Plan, by which during the past sig
years surplus accumulated than plan
pracced The Society has Of twenty eghs
millions dollars annual income VI ten NIL
dollars Its annual business during tho
years s5s has been han tha, Of othss
Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-20

Advertisers cesiring 10 gain the attention and ra'
trsn=ge Farmers and Agricultar viii nnd THE
WEEKLY TRIBUNE the most valuable and effective
c,n II now farrerA and those OF better
class than any other weekly paper published Advertise
uens % secure proper Classification should 10 handed
OF before Monday Of tho week Of .ssus.
The Aes, Rooms for Ofees ia Newly ork.-over half
TIE TRIBUNE BUILDING IL now occupied BY lis 2ermA,
They and all vsators units 10 pro.
bouncing Is Office tao MOST ATTRACTIVE and all thags
considered, tle CH EAPESr IN Contrary tho Gen
expectation the badng proves TO BE- much the stsse
of II the barge buildings In tie city All tho bean
ufuly finished hart wool (ash) elegant gzs.
heat and All exceedingly
HIGHT and airy perfectly ventilated hsv. outside wndowS
communicate dfrcty with tho elevate nearly I'll
independent iIo tho hall The
side by side and both In good working order They
kept running o'clock morning m long
night Rents favorable terDs Application sa0uia
nia,Io al ] .lk TRIBUNE Counting roon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-20
MUSIC.


Theodore Thomas viii resume his place at
the Central Park Garden tonight. AMI lis ie'Un VIII
b heartily welcomed Ivy ihat large constituency OF lovers
81 music who have learned to look upon him "a per-
.on,l friend The programme includes the overture 10
Don Giovanni" Mr.. IIameriHs charming Morse SUITE
the First Hungarian Rhapsody, and two movements
from SpJ1r's CousccintiOE Of Sound The ~hOie OF
this symphony will be played Oh Thursday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-20
4 VERDICT OF $4,000 AGAINST EX TREASURER
Parker

CHARLESTON, 8. c., July 10.-Tn the Parker
trial az Columbia to-day, the aro'ment was closed By
Attorney GENERAL Melton Tor the state After an olah-
or. carse from judge Carpenter the case ~ given 10
,ie Jury At 10 o'clock tons's the jiy SEM word thA'
They had agreed, lnd. amid s-cai excitement the court
met verde, Wis then rendered for the state IA tho
,,rn NJ OOo This Is the hrst substantial result OF the
Efforts in this State bring official lunderers TO justice
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-20
TIE rALLoN POISONING CASE.

The examination on application Of counsel
for w.t OF habeas corpus Ia tie case OF John Moran
no,v ceunsed In the Hudson County jan, charged with
noi.cung Mrs Mary Fa0n Of No 10 5asscxst. On June
49, Was begun yesterday, before Judge knapp The Hon
con Abbot, and " d. DAILY appeared for the defe ndnit
ent Di-tric Attorney Garretts0n for tle ~ ne TIC
No., ts,fimor, was that OF County Physician Stout and
r Pau who tcstlAsi tlat the post norie examination
hsd that PARIS green had been administered to tie
woman. The 1. still
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-20
pr. Pierce. Compornd Es,rnrt Of Smart Weed. q

Pepper Il not recommended as cureah n should
cla-se with the patent sirms ~ the day Nc parnt
has obtained asked IT, IL IL not sscres
medicine the chief ingredient being made known Ia the name
chosen designate But u Is came 20 be- superior Er
tract made sci niihc manner, from fTs plants ana roo
which Is used IN making oil other TX
tracts iced being objectionable, ~ destroys most
medical de in the plant stated In the
American iispensatoGy and other most excellent aulor
the modest looking LITTLE weed found growing by me
aciOus remedy, when combined
with Ginger and by other modifying agents. fos
Diarea Dysenery Summer Complaint Pain and COLO, than
has heretofore the medical profession. Dh
PIRRCKs = soii By druggists
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-20
MHRRIED.

SMITH -BURGESS-At ST. Paurs Church, Dundee, bs
the Right Rev Bishop OF Rrccin assisted by the Rev
Macnamar, Henry eldest Of the late Henry smith
Fsq. Bariird Hal. Essex. Lncy Chamberlain, second
daughter Geo Burgess OF Dundee and New York
sTACKPOLE-VALUE-On Saturday. July II, at the resi-
BRIDES parents by Rev. stevens Parker Henry
siackpoe Boston and BESIDE Baily, daughter OF X
Value OF Elizabeth. y. J.
WHITTLESEY-MART fNE-On Thursday, July IS, II
Church White Plains. by the Rev f. r. Van Kiceck
JON Whiitlesey VI Detroit, to Agnes daughter Of s. A.
MARITIME esq.
Al Notices Of Uarriages must be indorsed NTH rau
name ard dddreSs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-20
THE PARRICIDE IN FORTY-FOURTH STREET
CoMMITTAL or J. L. BAILEY TO TIE ToMBs FOR
THE MURDER or HIS FATHER-GRIEF or HIS

THE MURDER OF HIS FATHER-GRIEF or HIS
MOTHER AT TIE COROyER's INQUEST.
james L. Bailey, the par1icide, was taken
before Coroner woman yesterday morning AT Mulberry
and Hoiston-sts and WAS committed To the Toinbs to
await the action OF the CorOners jury pathetic met
dent OF the examination tho great grief and fright
OF Mrs Bailey. Her excitement caused her to tremble
violently and the tears thickly down her checks
II was with difficulty that she suppressed her and
the monetoROus conversation OF the officers WAS broken
at times by her sobs had hoped that 1t would be
necessary 20 send her the TOmbs and when she
learned that her efforts to save him from that disgrace
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-20
For Boys school see advertisement Of $ B. JoSEs.

Asth,s-The fortunes endured for yesfD
but this terrible diease
know My life miserable In desperation tried on ~
IisSFNI IODIDR AMMONIA. IL me instant feicL
USE It internally n well a. rnaily.
THOMAS KRANfGAN, l2l West Twenty sevenihN
sold Depot, No. 45l sixth New fork
80 IL per bottle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-20

sample, and . sample u may be said, OF good many
Republicans who went out IN 1872 and came hack
months And Of course there Others than Gen.
Merritt who would feel at home on the Republican
ticket ~ the Liberal element Of 1872
Why should not these DO brought forward by their
friendst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-20

eyes of all in the room were upon the muscular country
man az he drawsd forth Chawiss Chawss, bwing me
a smaIl-a yewy small piece of pork-ah-and one bean
Do you understand. Chawesr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-20
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM VERA CRUI-Ia sieGDsb,D Cj,y Merida, July
ls-e0 x: l.Hiyon JOHN Dar,d. JeAn MaLgu-sen. f. Re
Ra.ne W K lace, g. La,ieudOrf Jose Carlos
Ibarrez Master Ife1 BOtot NJ Perez, IL J. k0nen,
A AckrigAl 4. MargOlles-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-20
THE STATE or TRADE.
CUTEsE MARKETS.

UTICA n Y July l0.-l0OOO boxes OF Cheese were
to-day OF from lO29ll'4c The average
Al lille Fas 500 boxes Of Cheese sold at from 10
oil sc The average price was &c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-20
achnwles. chawles. bwlng me-ah-a small

a =, ~ slu piece Of bref-iiOIu the size el Aall
a Ieau DO v1h understand, CHtwc5 T. sand a delicate
,nuri, fo r-sf aurant waiter Ic, ssh IN moi,nt,
.an" .aI tn darkey A he steered Oh, great raw
vgIiew." YES san; what viii you have, sahF Tho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-20
5uerial Nctices.


Mrs. Win>low. soothing s;yrsp, for children teethn&
guns alays all pain, and cures wind collie
Removed without pain caus the knf by Dr. McLEfsH
no. II East IOi.-t.
Ask Elastic stockings. Bolts Knee Caps, Abdominal
81 luiatr Braces, ana
CfiiichcS Truss Office No. Vesey Lady il
Attendance.
A.-Rupfure and Physical Degormities successfuiiY
treated by Dr. s. y. NAoE principal OF the lat3 urn
Ngrsh & co.. sfcr No. Nesey ST. As0r H0uSA
30 connection g.y other Office ia this CITY
p--t-Gsire Nntiec.-The MAILS FOR EUROPE for the
week ending SATURDAY, Jlry "a 1875. Will close at this
ouice as follows. On TT EhDAY a. ~ IN. WEDNkS-
DAY az 4 a m. or THU RSDAI al ll.3O a and o.
ATUhDAI AT . aud 80 l.
T. T.. JAMES, p. N.
sherry Wines all styles. dry extra dry sweet pale yer~
pale golden and and All gfaes from y Ia -l2
TALON ,nt golden old i'm pOFtatOn the best
In the price SIS 50 per gallon. H. r. KIRK
Co, 80 Fulton ST, y. I.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-20

wusuSGrO. Y. e., July leSprts II Turpentne qiiet
steady 81 Rosn quiet at - as for strained Tar nrm
=.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-02-25

U. S. CIRCUIT CouRr.-Jadye Bradford.-The
attention of the Court was occupied from
Tuesday until Thursday at noon, in the case of
U. s. Us. Day and others, in hearing the argu
ments of counsel on the objection raised by the
defendant 10 the admission Of the Treasury
transcript offered Tor the purpose Of proving
that Day had failed to account for u balance of
S7,776., collected by him under the act levyiDg =
direct tax on this State.
The Defendants insisted that the assessment
was illegal and void, because the assessment was
for an amount in excess Of the sum apportioned
by the act of Congress which apportioned to the
State of Delaware tile sum of S74, 6S3 80 l-3
The sum actually assessed by the Assessor OF In
ternal Revenue upon the State was s75, 9l3 %,
or :i229 SO in excess Of amount authorized by
law. The defendants claim that this excess
makes the whole tax void, and that therefore Day
and Ills suroties not liable to pay over to the
United States this money, and that the tran
script should not be admitted in evidence to
show such Il void tax.
On the part of the United States, it was urged
by Mr.. Higgins that the illegal excess does not
render the whole tax void, aud that even il it
did, while that might have been good grounds
for the persons taxed to tske the proper steps to
resist paying the tax, yet after Day had colec-
| ted the money he could not set up this defence
to the claim of tho Government that he should
pay over the money he had 30 collected.
The argument of counsel having concluded
| yesterday at noon, and Judge Bradford dellv-
cred his decision, sustaining the ground Ia
ken for the government, that the tax to the
amount OF the apportionment WAS not rendered
void, and that even If it WAS, that defence could
not be collateray raised in this suit az ainst Day
and his surcties for the money collected by him
| from 1t.
! Collector Prettyman was called a witness
aud testified that hc succeeded Day in Office, OF
May |, 1869, at which date Days office termina
ted. The district attorney then offered in evi
dence further documents and the Court ad
| innIuad until this morning at 10 O'clock
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-02-25
hoard of Education.

SPECIAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ON THE DEATH OF
Mr. ADMINISTRATION OF TREASURER.
A special meeting of the Board of Education
was held at o'clock Tuesday afternoon to take
action in consequence Of the death OF Wesley
Talley, Treasurer Of the Board.
Mr.. Moore offered the following
WHEREAS, Having learned with sincere regret
OF the decease of Wesley Talley, Treasurer of
this Board, it is but just to his memory that we
should take some official action AZ public body
to testify our appreciation Of him ~ an honest
and trustworthy officer, therefore,
Resoired, That in the death of Wesley Talley,
Treasurer of this Board We have lost q good
and efficient officer one who by his courteous
manner always won our esteem, who was ever
at his pest Of duty, honest and honorable in all
his transactions, and good citizen and in what
ever position Of trust or profit he was placed he
always proved himself worthy of the confidence
reposed in him.
Kesoloed, That we tender our sympAt HES to
the family of the deceased and as mark Of
respect the Board attend his funeral in q body;
that the above preamble and resolutions be
spread upon the minutes Of the Board and the
secretary be instructed to transmit q copy of
the same to the family of the deceased.
Mr.. Grimshaw, in support Of the motion, said
he had been acquainted with Mr.. Talley about rs
years, when he was teaching school in Brandy
wine, and remembered when he was secured as
one OF the teachers Of the public schools Of the
city. He was one Of the most faithful, efficient
and excellent men that it has oeen my lot to
know. He YVES steadfast and earnest man.
He was good man in all the senses Of the word.
He was both pious and religious man.
Mr.. Zebley also testified to the worth Of the
deceased. and Mr.. Price followed in the same
strain.
The resolutions were unanimously adopted,
and on motion of Mr., Moore, it was directed that
committee of three be appointed to make
arrangements for attending the funeral. The
nLuir ted MaaArs Munra GrimEhaw and
Eebley.
Mr.. McIntire then represented the need OF i'm
mediately filling the vacant Treasurership, and
on his motion the Board proceeded to an cleo
| ton.
| Mr.. Moore nominated William II. edward,
and ballot being taken, It resulted edward,
10, and no opposition.
| The Board then Rd joulned.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-02-25
State Item y.

Dover base.ballists have organized for the
season.
E. s. Reed has started a real estate agency at
Dover. =
The Smyrna Loan Association has adopted
the serial plan.
David W. Collins, well known citizen Of Mil
ford died, last week.
English sparroYs have migrated to Dover,
but seem to be unwelcome guests.
bank is being organized at Smyrna, under
th6national system, with capital OF $4,000.
Ann Eliza Young OK wife OF Brigham, will
lecture in Smyrna on April 10th, for benefit Of
Library.
A. W. Slaymakers school at Camden will give
an entertainment on the 26th for the benefit of
tile Kansas sufferers.
II is proposed TO sell the public lands at 300.
per acre, which the Ltgh thinks would rob the
town Of thousand OF dollars.
The Young Mems Christian Association Of
Georgetown will give an entertainment in the
N. Il. Church on March 1st.
Dover's gas is charged with sulphur. In most
other towns the complaint is that the gas is
charged with high prices.
| Seven head OF cattle raised in Dover hundred
and shipped to Philadelphia, a few days ago
aggregated in weight Ii, Gas pounds.
Benjamin and John Peters OF Christiana vii
lage, New Castle county, who have large hem
merry, have set this winter nine hundred dozen
eggs.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. D. Fennimore, of Middletown,
celebrated the 50th anniversary Of thor we'd
ding on Wednesday last, when several presents
were made them.
Jamea Kirk, of Cedar Neck Sussex county,
has lost three children from scarlet fever, ali
within few days. His two remaining children
are i'll with the disease.
A company, all the stock OF which has been
taken, has been organized in Dover to carry on
the business Of drying fruit by process invent
ed by citizen Of that town.
A gentleman who resides ill st. Georges hun
dred has discovered that piece of the ham
bone OF hog carried about on the person is an
infallibe cure for rheumatism. Wonderful
Mrs. Stewart of Greenwood, discussed the
female suffrage question at Adamsvile, recent
ly, with T. H. Kemp, of Denton, but was beaten
at least the audience said 30, but it may have
been biased
The contract for bridging and grading the rail-
road from Selbyville, Del, to Berlin, Md, has
been awarded to Wilson u Walton, formerly con-
tractors for building the Breakwater and Frank
ford railroad.
A correspondent Of the Delaw arean wishes the
passage OF = law to prevent the sale beyond the
State or expectation for sale rock perch, sheeps-
head, founder, or blue fish, and clans, tarrapins,
and crabs, on the ground that it makes them
ecarce at home and the sale brings in no revenue
tn thu State