Smyrna times., 1875-09-01

The steamer Falcon, Capt. Davis, is an.
nounced to run regularly until the close ot
F navigation, between Rothwe!rs and Pbilo.
delplla, and commenced tri-weeekly trims
last week. Fare erom Smyrna to Phila.
only 81. She has very comfortable passen.
ger accommodations. She leaves for PbiIo
every Monday, Wednesday and Friday ot .
in the afternoon.
Last Wednesday night Mrs w. Edw.
Spruance, of this town, fell down stairs and
broke her arm, and otherwise bruised hcr.
sell. Her residence is along the line of
the Bombay Hook II. r., ut Main st.. and
when the Cape May excursion train came
up she was startled from sound sleep. In
trying to find the window she missed hcr
footing and fell down the stairway.
On Sunday evening, II Wilmington. =
lady and gentleman, while Walking ON
Fourth street, near Adams, were assaulted
oy two roughs, one of whom badly cut the
gehticman's head with blackjack. They
succeeded i'll heating him off temporarily.
and then made an indecent assault on the
Young lady He soon rallied. however. and
scared the roughs of. They escaped.
The Delaware Centennial Commissioners
are asking for subscriptions to . fund for
III" luiroS" al erecting. on ti.r C,.nle,n!
grounds. - solt Of pavilion. whci Will serge
aS an Ollie" for the Commissioner, and -
place % general resort for prawasran.
vlSitn" ia" Centennial Exposition. Il .,
proposed /" build it OF D,l,wlrr ,u,ni,.r
exclusively. tl = cost of - UEl. T., ;,l.,
Is good one "ni uu%i.t i, i.,. ,.ai;. o.: .,,t
Rik"r y Co., pro:Hicto,:, .F tl... I,r,,.
rclri"clntiu= establishment - u ;,iIpi.,v,,
ar" ici,u'iy slowing il Wit. fin, ,, ..ri,cy.
lh"y nav" n"w six iiuii.lg,G la i. '.,},t,.s
OF fruit iii the building and will adj, ,o tl,i.
amount daily. They may ,.I ali the fyu;t
they hav" put away ti:, month ,.u,l iii -.
building with later ami Glu,- Varieties
during September. These will h.. L,.,,t
until tn" late fall or carly winter. !, will
require about 1000 toms OF icc f. .upply
the bu'l''ng.-Ecra E",.;...
1loRE AEorT THAT CoN>ciENcr 1Ioyry.--
Lust week We i,I!liaii.'i aii item ln ti. |
r"'"t that a gentleman ia Wiiuline,on. |
'"rili'FIy u"ih% business ia thi. town. :iad |
received $500 restitution 1no,ir,. G..,n |
conSccncc-strickcu Imrty vino ,.rr..I =,
give his name. !h" gentleman win. .n n,,.
cNprctedIy received th., -um WI. H.. liz.
IL. Primrose The letter was s,.u1 +, iii.
town, on the 9th OF July. ami was r,.,,o;In,l
!" MI /. ut Wilmington. 4 letter rom
INC inc same party, cam" the same day. to
mos 'alfoW, then Postmaster. here. lira. (
posing 10 return TO MIN uu, li!ind..t: dol |
lars, provided he would -lth,.~il. =, I...
same conditions rs is r,l,oltcG f., L.v,.l,,..,,
required OF Mr.. Primrose. The n,ytv r,.
ported that he had wron.iully :ni r,,,rIat.l
tlllS sum, due Mr.. Ca!row. and wi.Lod to
return It, but did not want his. n,,,,o
revealed. Accompanying Isis letter was am
.'e' C'ichV ior MI. tarrow to sign, plcdging
~ 'i'e cohNcichc"-strlcken party that h,.
taTowl would make no effort to FIND an,
the name. The lrttc! was received ill.,
'i'! before Mir. C.'s dcith, iIId was sen; -,
Il printed envelope uf an established I,u.;.
ness firm Of New York city, whose n,,,n
we nave NO rI@ht 10 make public. Mr.
" H. >. Oarrow, also OF New York; ,yLo
was nome at his fathers bedside at thn
-iIIc, relned through the firm referred ~ |
Lhat ms father was too i'll too ..ttpnd ~ ,i,
matter IN question. In tho ucantin,. ON.
"Iicnted Postmaster went Ia his reward {
thd II ne knew Of amy one who had .vr,
i i'llaudcd him of $l00 l." never revealed I;
ne l'ct ana the secret ,!i,s: with hin,
week. perhaps, after this .iryt letter. anothc,
I'M I'M - NJ j. t1rr"w, stating tliat if he =
Vnnld 20 before Il Justice of tho p..,,.o -, !
COlnn9ft1lf |
Hi'n that he was the son Of Thos C,rro,, !
tee q, the money due his father woulJ Ln !
orWarded afl the same. This wa. nccord. =
ngly donc. Shortly after this hn,v,.,,,,. |
NJ '. lett town and went on his ,v.,, ~ q
!, ,,"EcHhS agent for the jcwcry house of II
, luliord' iaIc Gotten, Of y. v. liitIn "
''''iNiii@ lhat The transaction would a:nuunt y
o anything, while the family here. ,.,,...nJ g
own with the grief that had lcc,Il,n ti,c,n u
'u Wcli-hlgh forgotten the matter. uutil Il
lst wednesday, when the TIMES I,ul,lisLcJ W
nc account OF Mr.. Primrasc'S good fortune II
nc SUBJECT was kept secret here, and was !"
~ - mentioned during all the seven weeks III
NS pehdlhg, until Thursday last, when n u
'i'I: come 10 " Mrs. Harriet Il. Carrow. !"
dmlnlstratrix Of Thos. Carrov ,Ion,J.;
lth check for $I0O This check has
cen duly h0nored hy our Bank. II y,,s I'll
ladc payable to Mrs. e.. from nm nm. to
ho"n TO &" known party" and signed by w
ne OF the members of the firm above re-. II
rrcd to, who acted as agent for the sun. OF
h"Wh party. 1t Is a little singular that iii
le unknown party should have known bc
rs =: exact name, and that she was ta
on the estate, as no one boJ al,
mt advices to that effect, 50 far as the l}i
iiliiy can learn. 1t was not intended TO M
the matter gain publicity, but having Pu
zen pretty thoroughly opened to nubIicc CT
We 6!y the CoRmrrciai last week. we sought pr
to make exact statements and yO
us Subduc false rumors that were aAoot tn
ne family here suspicion no ono and di
new nothing Of the loss until informed otl
the voluntary confession of the one who tn
sired TO make restitution. 1t is well re. Oh
that Mr.. Primrose had two tia
others arrested here for opening his safe lac
d extracting thrrrfrom about $500. six or sp'
5ht years ago, but upon hcarinpof the da
Sc Sc, II was dismissed for want of sufficient me
ldence to convict. The older of those to
others was afterwards couv;ofo,I .e - Oh