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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-12-30

The Chester Rolling Mills ars about putttns In
two ssts Of new rolls and six or eight pudding
furnaces, made by Msssrs. Boott b Co., Of Read
ing. This will give employment 10 about one
hundred and hfty additional hands.
Hon. Jno. b. Barton, Of Delaware county, who
has been suffering from consumption for several
ysazs past, died Il Enterprise, in Florida, few
days ago.
4. d. Vernon, Of the Media American, who
has bsso III with hemorrhaSe Of the stomach, d
now In . fair way Of recovery, notwithstanding .
relapse.
Efwood Tyson. Samuel A. Grocer and Vim. D.
b. Serrill have been chosen - arbitrators IN the
libel suit which Hon. John u. Broomall.o of Dels-
ware county. 10 pressing against Judge Thomas
]. Clayton, Col. VIM. O. Gray, Dol VIM. Cooper
Talley and John B. Rhodes. Ths trial has been
fixed for Jan. 18th.
Lancaster City will inAugurata the Centennial
New Year with grand midnight hrsmen's pA.
rads, with torchlights, bonhres, ringing OF
bells, and firing Of musksts and cannon.
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frSas. Nsasav-fss Csss.
NE W8PAPER ADVERTISING.
NINNTY.MlgTH EDITION.

Containing complsts Int Of III he towns In
United etates, tAs Tssiltoeiee end tAe Do@inloa
Corina TO he la1f comma together with ~ Names
OF tha HewepsPefs having tAs largest l0oa ot!salA-
hon in each Of the places named Al1o, catalogue
OF nsWsDa4sss WHICH ass recommended 70 adveies-
On q diving greatest valns n lFoRostoa % pgiosa
ohargsd- .Aso. ~ nswsPa2sm N the United etatea
Also, al the Meligtous Agricultural. eoae1taAs and
Mechanical Medical, Masonic, juvenile Dd1eatioo,
sporting, Husioe. Fasaoa, and oeAse speoas, 60
iooInaS VeFy complete hstA To9etIaf With
complete list Of over ~ German pa4em pgiAtsd d
many tables Of rates, sAowing tAs ooA Of edvssfS
ing u vAsio0s nswspApaE1 anA everything which
bG1inAae N AdveGta1HG wood uka % kAoV,
0ap1eoaAGD,eAAkv q rAEk AoV. New Yogk.
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The Eastern Ah0res
CECIL COUNTY.

A stranger has been lodged In the Elkton Jail
charged with passing counterfeit money-gold.
Fa1nsrs who hsld over their old corn crop a<a
now compelled to sell to maker DOM for their nav.
This has made brisk trade st Chesapeake City.
The r. ". q b 90. have erected an iron
bridge over the oulveet Il North East.
The Teachess' Association Of the It'll district
hold 4 meeting 1t Port Deposit on Jan. sth.
Several lectures are announced. and the beat
mode Of teaching grammar will be considered.
A. p. shookley sold bird dog. . few days
ago, to r. @. Ellis, Of Alabama, for $50.
The almshouse paupers were RECALLED with
Christmas dinner.
DOROHKHTER COUNTY.
The oyster business has been Improbable.
this ysaF, the Ns,1s says, which 1t attributes "a
the combustion between the Baltimore packer
and dealers. Hundreds Of Thousands OF dollar
were invested too.
President Byrn gave an excursion over the d.
L D. X. R., last week, TO the members OF the
Legislature, the county Commissioners and 9th
ers the object being 70 aid the sxtension,o or Foz
Greek road.
runaway horse bounded over . yoke Of OK.
en- In Cambridge. last week, just for the fun Of
II, but In the second effort the oxen threw Of
their heads and tumblsd tho flying steed to tht
ground. No damage 10 reported.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-12-30

~Rvadred, af Disvsputabls 6pssslssovs have
sought 10 pain ID upnn the public, aesy and adult
tefstNd drains for . benign Cordial % which the
despoudeut owe more than 70 any othsr restorative
Of : oeatuaiJ most prolific IN remedies, Bat thsse
vile limitations can never deceive tnooe VIC nSvs
RCNIIDAn kRONAv1C SCgNAYr4, which y q 0ooe
donor Nd pseservaslve Of health. eopls,dttAW
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-12-30

u TN Lilly lnoHs. Edward scott aiias
Monday, In default Of ball to answsr charge
Of assault 1t Court, has been put In tho Lilly
Irons. He was conveyed to New Castle hand
cu6sd with Enooh Raah. who went over for .
similar reason, and when the pair we're up.
preaching the Jail they began stubborn reals
lance Ut the ofScsrs which Boot kept up until
they wsrs locked up In their coll. hash soon
yielded, being overcome BY . long and deep
draught If whiskey which some one furnished
hum upon tho eve Of his departure. 1t was b..
cause Of his conduct thas the Lilly irons were
put ON Bcott. These irons are more cumbersome
than the ordinary leg irons, consisting Of sim
gle bar upon which tho ankle hasps aro hrse
slippsd and then securely fastened with rvets
Tbs weight - supported BY straps around the
70 release tho irons, and secures the prisoner
much more firmly than tho ordinary leg chains
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-12-30

LAHp swrnDLhs In sALzA OounTy. --The Be-.
lsm Standard donbts not that some Of the PEG
pie Of Salem county have been victimized BY
worthless deeds such ~ have been given foi
land in the West. 1t says that few months
ego sales were made to parties In and around
Elmer, and doubtless other sections OF thai
county, Of deeds for lands In tho South, which
probably will be found bogus whom the holder
attempt to ascertain the whereabouts Of The
property decided.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-12-30

~Nssss,1s Dssstaev-A depressed, irritable state
Of mind; weak, nosvo0a eXhannted feeling; 70
snerKy Of animation confused bead, weak mean
Wofk. THIS Nervous Dsbtltv ands sovereign cure
IL Bs~.pAssss' He~sIstA1 Spss1fs. No. q y
toass aP the syste@ disps. " mental slco@ ~
10 peffectly harmless ana always ef1cient Prios
o, for package Of ave boxes and large . vial Of
of d psr stnGis DoX. sold BY I'll dr1eEtsa q ssni
by nail on FSOsipA Of psiee. Address Humphreys
6peotlc Aomsosashio hsdioans o.. Nc. - groaa
4ay, III. teoAd3v
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-12-30

ALNosT UR0WNRD n rHD NUD.-BamL b Ho-
Lsaf residing at l027 Market street. narrowly e.
man, little before O'Clock, Wednesday, Who
some manner. no ono knows how, he wandered
out upon the ate Of tho newt W. d b round
house, where he fell In the mud and was almest
entirely buried. Mr.. AoIsars greanings a.
tracted the attention Of tbs night watch-
after hunting about for some time, discovered
his aituation and pulled him ont Of the mud with
some difa.ulty. Mr.. McIear was then insensi-
ble He was removed TO small watch houss
near by, and afterwards In the Clayton House
coach TO police head 9uartsrs. whore bis cloth
Ing was partially cleaned, after which he was
sent to his homo.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-12-30

DEATH FaoM OANoER. Chandler, son
OF ex-SherifY Samuel Chandler, residing on the
Lancaster pike about Ave miles from tho
city, died on Friday last from cancer and Wa
buried Sunday. For some months past Mr..
Chandler has been In . helpless condition.
About the middle Of September he went to Phila-
delphia for treatment, remaining there about
six weeks, to be brought home on stzetcher.
The cancer had eaton into vein, which break
ing, he finally died from the flow Of blood
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-12-30

WILMINGTON AND READING r. r. FoRRCLoaUaK.
L. VAIN Smith, Esq counsel for . Committee
of Wilmington and Reading Railroad creditors,
reports that holden Of between 4300, 600 and
o1OO. 600 worth Of bonds Of tho Wilmington and
Reading Railroad have aligned tho agreement
provided foe In tbs report submitted By the COM
mtttes ct the Inst meeting. In few days, ha
thinks, al the holders win have signed. there
holder will fare better than was at first Anttci-
akA<1
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-12-30

PAyxsNT or TEE WA0Es o. r1s ". q ". EN-
PloYsss ORDEaHD.-Wm. u. Candy, Receiver
Of tho Wilmington L Western B. R., made ap-
location In tho U. 8. Court, this morning, for
authority to pay OF certain indebtedness OF the
Company. Upon the representations made, the
Court granted decree. which directs
ees Of the Company from Nov. lat
to Dec. 9Th inclusive, be paid; and also $3.50 due
TO James Bradford and Saml n. Harrington ~
Trustees. aud el24.bS due the Penna. r. R. for
transportation charges. The payment Of el4.-
$40. 50 by Mr.. Candy to the PennA. R. r. Co. for
similar charges was also approved.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-12-30

SUDDEN DRATH.-John Keeta, OF Wye Mills
Talbot county, died suddenly while riding along
the public road. one day last week. He had
been to Esston, the county seat aud was return
ing home whom he was stricken with heart dis
ense aud died before any one was aware Of his
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-12-30

MEETING OF FIRn INSURANCE. DIRxcroRs. -Ths
Directors Of the Delaware State Mutual Fire In
surance Company met Tuesday aud passed
RESOLUTION against taking risks ON property 70 .
orester amount than e26O0. This Company waa
Incorporated at the last session Of the Legisla-
ture, and has already issued . considerable
humber Of policies. William Bright, Esq, OF
this city ia President. and D. T. Hawkins secreta-
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-12-30

A HoRanLa CRInk-Thos. Warum, = shoe
maker by trade, who has resded in Still Pond,
Kent county, Nd, about three months, Vas
committed 70 tie Chestertown Jail on Saturday
week BY Justice Devices, ON the oath Of biz
daughter, on the charge Of forcibls in
cest WArum IL SO years Of age, and waa
born In Baltimore. He removed to Chess
peake City when quite young, and has mainly
resided there until he removed to Kent. He
has Q Wife aud nine children now living. but
has not lived with his wife for some time.
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Ceunmsroaal RsPorss.


PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 10.
Flour quiet with no demand except for
better grades Western family o. 7t08.60
Penns. do. e5 1906 80 high grades e7@8:6 30.
Rye aour e5121. Wheat quiet but steady ;
PennA red, o1.S8 Western do. eL100l.1b
amber, sl4O white ei.4s Rye Clio. Corn
allow to move new yellow 5sQe2e old mixed,
80@6lc. Oats steady white 46060c mixed y
045c. Whisky Ellis for Western iron bound
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE NAaKHTsL
PHILADELPHIA, Dsc. ~.
The cattle market was dull, this week, but
prices ars unchanged. Sheep were doll; Il. 900
head sold Il 41<0bko per ID; gross, - to oo0di-
ton. Hogs we're unchanged
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-12-30

NLHCTION-A NESTING OF THE
IN eeockhnadeYs u the Wilminst0n Philadelphia
Turnpike Co will be held IN the Dlreceofs room, in.
stitufa on the I'd day Of 1st JanuAry) 1874 q
place. !. TATNALL, IT,,
dec34- tmeOd.ltV Secretary.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-12-30

CoMnRRorAL ALMANAC AND YKAR BeoK.-The
Commercial Almanac and Year Book for 1876
has been issued. Besides ita astronomical cal.
oulstions for the year, it contains tables Of the
last election in Wilmington, the names Of the
principal officers lin the United States Govern
ment, the naWs OF every officer, with residence,
in the Delaware State Government, from Cover
nor to Constable, and several pages Of useful
household recsipt~, nearly all OF which are pre-
pared expressly for 1t by the ladies Of Whining
ton. The whole IL . compendium Of informa-
ton which should be in every Delaware home.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-12-30

Another attack made by native tribes upon
Libsrian settlers hes bssn vigorously rspulsad,
but new trouble haslbroken out and the Re-
public y greatly agitassd
It u officially announced that work will cease
In al oollississ On Friday next in the vicinity Of
Wilkssb ARE. . The period Of the suspension 10
fixed for thirty days.
Ths Pacific Mills, LAwrsnos, Mass., have CIV
On uo$aoe OF sreduoGioa Of from ten 70 fifteen
psr cent, In the wAgss Of q. 800 opssaives, IA
AXE effect on The LIT Of JanuAxy.
Lovsst, the pitcher Of the Reading Activss,
has been solidted 70 join two professional ninss,
but declined.
Iron business on the Brandy wins has improved
a Htie. Huston 4 Penross have quite . Little
bunch Of orders 10 oil, and the othsss ars run
ming steadily, with prospects, Of N increase In
business.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-12-30

The Vatican, 1910 Chestnut d. Yall importatious
iuet received u CASES Clocks, bronxaa, 1tAtuaxy,
sle9o1t articles for home ad0snMsAt, holiday and
bgi3Al prsesats, ct low prices. Largest es.nsnent
IN PhilAdelpAiA oecl&ssu
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-12-30

CONFERENCE ACADEMY On
Thursday evening last . musical and literary en-
tertainment was given by the pupils Of tho Con-
pondent sends us full report. The lapse Of
several days, with full reports by the local press,
has rendered the subject matter so old, that We
cannot find room for it now. The communities.
ton mentions, however, ~ the special feature
Of the entertainment an instrumental trio
violin, by G. L. virdin organ, by W. F. Gordy,
and cornet, by @. W. Wright, all being original
and prepared with reference to this event. 1t
was highly appreciated by the audience.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-12-30

Holman Ex1snTAuNsHTp Dowu I'M eEA1x, :
The following enssGenluAseo8 have bsen Aa-
nuunood for several town. down the btaes
mo Hjltoo n. Z. Sunday School will hold q
festival a Wednesday and Thursday evening"
Of th0 Weak.
Tho Milford 0lss Club viii give variety en-
leetAlnnnsnt q Husao Hall, In that town, ON the
00kh in.k Wileon'e Oroheetn will bo In Attan-
dance.
An oysear supper and Martha Warrington Tea
Party VII b given in Lebanon On Thursday
eauoaliinx Tie dsbt On the new Hall
On The 30th end 29th Inst. the Good Ieop1ars
viii hold . festival In Rssdy's Hall, Milford,
which will b accompanied BY numerous amuss-
nsnts.
Il q sxpscGed that ball will ~ given 10 Mo.
no Hall, Dover, On the night Of tho 30th, but it
hes mot bssn deAuitsty announced yet.
Ths State Capital Guard give an oyster sop.
PET, mudca1 entertainment and glove party In
Music Hall. Dovsr, On the night Of the 18th Of
January next.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-12-30

To BE REMOVED TO THE PHILADELPHIA Hos
MrAL.-Bridget McGuinn, the alleged boarding
house thief who was 80 ssriously injured In At.
tempting to eecape arrest in New Castle, some
ten days ago, 10 about TO be removed to the
Philadelphia Hospital. Her condition does not
improve in the least, but on the contrary seems
to become more precarious The wound In her
throat has gathered and broken, and the entire
upper portion Of her chest, We are informed, 10
Il solid sore. Kate Jones, imprisoned At New
Castle for vasrancy, is nursing her. Father
Kelley, was sent for, and 1t was through his Of
forts, We understand, that admission was pro-
cured into the hospital at Philadelphia.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-12-30

Thsy say business u dull sugar and conso sfe
seltinS slowly. MOI 20 with BullA Cough Syrup !;
Ne anderstand oar druggist can hardly sappay IL
da0AAd.
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3&gfxttpuxl.
w A. REYNOLDS

VIZ A. REYNOLDd,
In Old QuaEeees. Large airy ronms In second story
NcCaTy eutlding. near eth and Market street,, VII
ninlton. DeL
m IAIL TaA WILL Or.n sDsmsss sEn, 1916.
nuF6-1YdkW
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-12-30

TENPRRANcE PLEDaKs. pledges
have been left at numerous places in the city
Tho person who a4iaxss
bis name pledges himself t'now, hence
forth and to the end Of tme," that he
will vote for no one to legislAts for rs. who
il not publicly pledged 20 vote . law to punish
the manufsoture and sAle Of Intoxicating liquor
Hs crime" and further that II he ''vi0lates this
rscred pledge by voting for either Democrat or
Republican Wa authorize any one to hold rs up
Of truth and honor and not worthy tho public
confidence" 1t may seem tothe thoughtful OBJ
server that this is scarcely strong enough In it,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-12-30
Justice and KslssOls.

posrAL Recommendations ID. Craig u ap-
pointed postmaster 1t Tobacco Stick, Dorchester
county, vice John L. Harrington, resigned.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-12-30

new Town II DKIAwAnH C0UN1Y.-WilliAm J.
Dill, superintendent for @. 8. CARROT 4 Bro, In
Upper DARBY, and Ambrose Thompson, Of West
Philadelphis, have, purchased four acres Of
ground Of the HellArs estate adjoining the Gar.
pose to found . new village. They have laid It
out into fifty building lots, and have themselves
started the prospective town BY erecting six
frame dwellings,. They propose to erect some
brick houses It an early day.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-12-30

ARrEsIAN WE'LL IN OxFoRD.-The Borough
Council of Oxford have concluded to bore an
arteaisn we'll at the town reservoir instead OF
the contemplated large one from which the va
ter Was 70 be raised BY the wind engine already
in pIaoa. The contract for tho artesiAn we'll haa
been awarded to Melvin AcMsrris, OF Pbia-
deiphia, who have already set up their engine
and other apparatus ready for work.
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DxxoonArlo AsprxAx7s roa Ovy,os. Ii,

DKMoCRAT1C Asr1kANTu FOE OgYICG-Tho list
Of aspiring Democratic candidates for the
shssiH4lty and ooronsrship il rapidly increas.ng.
Every few days brings out some new name. The
following are, W believe, the names Of the sew
ersl gentleman who have announced their can
didacy, OF whose names have been used by their
friends:
For ShsriH-Bsnia min Morris, Frank SAwdon
and Geo. G. Ward, Of Wilmington Robert Jus
tice and Isaac Grub, Of Mil Greek Jno. ".
Whiteman, Of White Clay Creek William N.
Wilson, Of Appoquinimink.
For 6oronsr-tamss KeegAn, Henry 9. Truitt
and Lewis O. Springer, Of Wilmington Samuel
@. Pearce and Andrew Alexander, Of Christiana.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-12-30

ANornyp PsAoa MRs11xo. Samuel Townsend
has called another meeting Of The peach growers
TO BIO held Il Niddlstown on Friday. he says :
An attorney will be present ID take notes with
view to preparing the cass TO 60 before Court
II also would be well for other peach shippers
NOT oarryingtcut hispromiss 10 pro-Fats with 9th
Or oorppa nios north and west - he did with the
Penpa. Central and Baltimore 4 Ohio railroads,
to attend eaid meeting.
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LOCAL NEWS.

The Dssa,odrsam ssys that Dr. eaalshuiy eold
only d, 900. worth Of ~ bonds q sns "unaog-
ton Conference Academy In Wilmington.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-12-30

HorxL CHAuoRs.-Ths statement publshsd
In several papess that Geo. ". Ortlip bad leased
. hotel In Philadelphia for 1876 V lncozrsct.
Nj. Ortlip has rented The Lafaystts Hotel. q
9th and Shipley atrsste, this city. and will 70
move there ON tho 26&h Of March next John
Hanna will conduct tho Delaware House.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-12-30

DEATH or OnAaLEs Il. BLADns.-Chasies T.
Blades, the young man who Ont bis Throat o. Se
Michasls, Nd, . couple Of wssks 40, has daeo
from the efFeces Of bis wound. His windpipe
vns ee,tirsly severed and he could take no nour-
ishmant, Being IN Odd Fellow, he Was buried
with the hopoes Of that frAtsgnity.
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9eaths.

AlNSCDW-Op the aSth inst Geo. W. AinscoW
aaed q years, months and one day.
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pGasoAAL AND PARTICULAR,


AM0 IA"'soS.AH'
-OastelAr viii pass the winter In Pasis,
-navsea, 1ohnson iii rse,,,r \, An.,,
| --o,.s.c.. 1870. s,-..'.-. ,....r
| :, AeS'y wv sssssSs ny
MARX Twain vtn 70 70 1azops nsxt spsiag'
| -Page y painting President Eliot, Of Haz-
veso.
.-Ths Kansas whsas nills ars running day and
nasne
-1ifty Per cent Of the Christmas slippsss IA
not A.
Liz patches Of unsashsrsd ootson ssu asck
AlahaSs.
-TAe D>linore 0a,stae n 70 b. rsduesA 70
tvo co.,,
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peol isAeiv.
-nc.r,s ra.,. oorn.- ~ro...,.. Ar. t..n. er,.A
1, W. l'
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q persiysis.
-Ins ~ ooys q NE dAa' HOUSE. AoeAsv"s'
NE " snn.
-4Fs. bpsAker Ken y aAad 70 % nAnoeome.
A4os0ss ns>-
The hsaght OF - gael oivlnely sAu y eaAo 70
b shsAvso fssk
-Woese yet. Upper proposes 70 play IN his
American Tasedy.
-Ex-Gsnstos Nys has not recovered He 10
hopsasssly insane.
-Wdtnrs ON chess CAV NO vepau ever became
eminent therein. a.
Tina " 0ilAedead 0a,iopexs Il 4 Wosthine.
ton. Ind. Dipping club.
ocao,sI pr.d. or.nt viu bs On dutv n thu
wh,t~ Ton.a III vsnter
" 1870. ~ ox . L. Ma. v,.. ..,.
49,. ,.s FL. I, 81 ''1 ~ ~" : '-'''
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me hasaasn Ainsssr g washington olse''
marx TWAIN VAL viase EaglAoo AGAIN N tns
spsing, taking his VIE WIN nim-
-Nsviga&ioo haA been resumed on tie Hudson
rivss from New York 70 Nsvbarg.
Tho Qnssn OF Dsumast has taken her de-
psrture from Paris for Copenhagen.
"A ohinsuoau i. ansd Is 70. carving b,s bs.-
ket On 10 sidsvslk in San Francisco.
an .ioht'o ~ co,svsip fon,. I'M rsoa avs
=. =. 20 n..,.,s.,. $500
wno s aS s . W u, n H,.in Ro.ss.,s ~ ~"
s"o' - ~"
-1yroo,s compilation VA thee "ot antique
marble giSdeo ~ ne suns Oh eeotonsa
NO matter where he was born, Y man
join. bss.. band b: becomes : 1oe<un.
sousht sfssr In Nnnioh than Ws6nsr's Opens.
Mr., Kass Chase eprasus u in Paris. Two
Of her Children sneak German, but mot Enslish.
~ .s.,... .&...A. 49,. n. r.sA.a =, -.
..,. IN ,osessS 81 ~ 81 = msfter ~ aoonn-
mv.
-ol,v. Logon Is writing q book On a. atssr.-
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nsosy'
.Ine ann OF tns oe@mon oouae ~ ~ ~ nsaps sa
y u. r;1 ,!! n isvor u dress for nd A'" p''e
eold lass yee'
Commodore Vanderbilt has given 100000
additional 10 the Nashvtlls university, making
e7t0,O00 IN Al
"A apanyasld man oontests . Gas bill Of SlS,
for no better reason than that there ars no burn
err In hin house.
-ur. Dofr>uos Atvstsr, American Consul It
tia eorieev TaIsuda. h. married the Tshitan
Princess 4os>liA-
-DrA)vsn, Q eonservstiys and Protestant, has
been unanimously elected Lord Mayor Of Dublin
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-12-30

RAILROAD MAP.-The Junction Breakwa
ter r. r. Co. have issued 3 map Of the PENN
sula showing the lines Of railroad opented Dy
is very neatly printed, and gives very correct
idea Of the railroad system Of the Peninsula u
At present existing. The Junction 4 Breakwa
ter 90. controls about 100 miles Of road. inciud
ing tho Frankford l. Brsakwater aud it, extern
air
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-12-30

Tss sALsx BoAaD or ITnADs.-Ihs 6alem IN.
~ Board Of Trade has selsoted the following
officers for 1915 Prssidsnt-W. Graham Ty-
ler Vice Prsaidents-Wlllan Patterson NOT
ris Hall, Richard Oriss. gsorstasy-J. D. Hh'
hard. ITsasureF-John p. Moore.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-12-30

OrrIcH1A ELKorrD.-At . meeting Of tho
Southern Union Association for the detection OF
thieves and the recovery Of stolen property,
held 1t Bracksnville, Delaware, on Saturday last,
the following officers were elected for 1876.
President Thos. B. Hopes.
secrstary-T. u J. Baldwin.
Treasurer. W. Finn.
Directors-Hpenser Chandler. Daniel HALO
well, Joseph Derrickson, james n. Shakespeare.