The Morning herald., 1875-12-18
MINOR LOCALS.

B ~AA'sgO' AVVUOVt~3
been hauled the marine railway of Pusey,
Jones & Co., for the purpose of undergoing
repairs. ~ r go '"N- ~
The steamer "City Of Limerick" passed
in at Lewes Thursday morning. The
Steamship eIndiana" passed out yesterday
Mprnipg. n,slrI7. ..T, xs....
The Friendship Fire Company, No. l,
will give Centennial Anniversary in the
Masonic Hall on the evening of December
e2nd, 1875. f.ay,.
At the 26th monthly meeting Of the Clay
ton Loan Association, held last eveng, $500
sold at S.1S5 per share, per month. and $3.50
and $3.50 per share. ..F f'
Ameeting Of the Board Of managers of
Y. N. G. A. will be held at the Associa-
tion's rooms, 9th and Shipley streets, this
evening at s o'clock. .u ~ II
An annual meeting of tho Farmers' As
sociation of New Castle County will be held
on Saturday evening, Jan. 1st, In the Tele-
graph Office, 3rd and Market streets,
The liquor store of Mrs. Mary Mccain,
situated on Front street, near Washington,
was broken open on Thursday evening last,
and there was stolen a quantity Of liquor,
valued at 500. SI2I2lb Il
Feaster and Brothers, ship riggers, of
this city, have been awarded the contract
for rigging new steamer of Philadelphia,
and the work will be done in that city. The
contract was received from Wood, Dialogue
& Co., yesterday, which makes the second
one they have awarded to Feaster and Bro.
| The United States District Court opened
yesterday morning, Judge Bradford on the
bench. The case of William Richman, in
bankruptcy was called up; nothing, howev-
er, was done, as the assignees had not pre-
seated his accounts. The case was ordered
to be laid over till Friday next. There be-
ing no other business, on motion the court
adjourned. l} ggit.5p.' ....r.. H..
| Yesterday afternoon, while Mr.. Sisler of
fhe firm of Harvey & Sisler, wholesale gro
GERS, Of this city, was engaged in lowering
about six hundred weight of merchandise
on The elevator, from one Of the upper floors
OF the building to the lower one, his left
arm became caught in the elevator, so that
the whole weight of the goods fell upon 1t
tearing and bruising the flesh in painful
manner. Mr. Stsler had the lacerated men,
ber dressed and it IL now doing well.
One of the most nutritious articles in use
i Is oat moal 1t is daily becoming more and
more used in this, not only for invalids and
children but grown people. Smith & Breen,
Fourth and Shipley streets, are regularly
receiving somewhat new brand from
Akron, Ohio. There are three different
grades: fine, medium and coarse; the latter
being just cracked oats. All the Akron
meal is carefully kiln dried and more atten'
tion paid to it in that way than any other
meal sold here. The above firm is selling
the coarse meal at the rate of four pounds
for twenty-five cents.
Inquiry was made at the Depot yesterday
morning by Mrs. M. A. Borlen, for woman
who has been accused of swindling. Mrs. B
stated that young woman recently applied
at her honse for board, saying that she waE
q weaver and had obtained work in mill
The woman was accommodated, but ysster
day morning she left her boarding house
taking with her some of Mrs. Borlen.'
clothes-borrowed them. The woman II
described as being tall, pock-marked, nav
ing blue eyes and sandy hair and she FUR
ther stated that she was a resident of New
ark. This is supposed to be the same party
who played that little game on Mr.. Mclll
wain, few days ago. Iu,...