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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-12-28
de 2S-3:I

GRAND SECRETARY's OFFICE, ]
GRAND LODGE OF VIRGISIA.t
RICHMOND, December 90, 1875.
cEALED PROPOSALS will be received
y by the undersigned ut bis Office until SATUR-
DAY, January /, at IL O'Clock NJ: for the PRINT,
ING. BINDING, and DELIVERY to him 10 mail
dress of the PROCEEDINGS of the SESSIONS
Of the GRANDLODGE aud GRAND CHAPTER
just closed.
are 10 be made, number Of copies to be printed,
style Of work, &C, &c. can be obtainedby calling at
the Office of the undersigned.
The right to reject any and all bids Is reserved.
de 2S-td JOHN DOVE, Grand Secretary.
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A CoLoRRD FAMILY DROWNED Wash.
inqton, December 25.-Last evening COL
ored man named Simms, residing at Union.
town. D. c., while driving home from
Washington, drove on an old bridge cross.
ing the eastern branch of the Potomac, and
his horse becoming unmanageable, backed
overheard with the wagon, containing the
wife, child, and an adopted son of Simms,
all of whom were drowped. Simms es-
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Bishop Haven's ssThird-Tcrm" Speech.
BosroN, December 27.-At a meeting oil
the Methodist preachers here day an
effort was made to have placed before the
public paper setting forth the views of the
meeting with refereoce to the third.term"
speech Of Bishop Haven. but failed.
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A FATHER AND Son MURDERED Wheel
ina, ". Va, December 25.--A special to the
Reoister from Weston, In this State, says
On the night of the 23d last John West I'D
his son Edward were assassinated while re.
turning from church.
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Markets by Telegraph.

NEW 1ORN.
NEW YORK december 2 Flour drll but slixht-
ly easier. with limited inquiry; superfue western
and state. S4.30@a4. so; southern quiet aud un-
eG 70 b sS s0ea
demand; prices sim In buyers' favor: 81 .15@
Sl,1s for common ewwnter red western 81. 40
old without decided change, Oats little m ore &C.
tive and unchanged. Coffee-Rio dul and iowtr; 16H
@lse gold fo, 1S.&2oc gold
SIC. for prime; renneo steady;, l5Sl0he. for
s'anda1d loSc for granua,ed powdered
dull and unchanged Rica dun and unchanged.
Talow steady. Rosin and turpen,ne steady. Pork
aull ant unsettled at $40 30 for uninspected new
sIean, iai5 15ise Whisky more active as
Sl15 Freights quiet and firm.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, December 27.-Flour dull and bea-
w; Howard-street and western super, SA@$4.S so
extra. "a 5o@s5. 25: family. 81. 56@s7; tty Mills
sSS rapnss, s se.7Sgs7 family. sssS Wheat firm
and 10 tair demand; Pennsy!yap!a red, $3.50
asi; IS; White. sil5G$i.45. Corn quiet and
steady; southern white, new, 56960e.; yellow,
9s ssd nS s na a a s sSHne Flo1
Bulk meats ipaskedl fairly active; shoulders, 100
Lard dull Coffee dull and heavy; jobbiDg, no
COZ Wbskey, Sl.l5h, Sugar quiet anu urn.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, December 27..FIour aud grain,
| Quiet aud Unchanged. Provisions firm. Pork
| S2l5O. Buls-meats- shoulders, no TIE; clear.
rio Sides clear sides l9S@lGas sid a.
i2Nc. Hams--sugar cured; l54c. Packed lard d.
| fierce, l4@l4Sc; keg, 14hG1l 44c. Whisky
ouiet and unchanged at Sill. BaHging quiet and
| unchanged.
| CINCINNATI, December 27.-Flour dull but IN.
changed. Wheat dull and cropping at si.22ssg
43c. Barley quiet and steady; No. spring, ~ IL
G9l1S Rye dull and unchanged. Pork hrmer
| III $40. cash. Lard dull steam. 12A9l2 8. l6c:
kettle, 1901 SIC. Buk.meats quiet ana uEchangeo:
Greeli.Ineats frmer and held ID higher, hoss quiet
| ceiDts, 2,077; shipments. 1858. Whskey steady
aud 10 fair demand at Sl.10. Butter steady and In
| faid demand choice, 25Q2Sc.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, December 27.-Flour quiet and weak,
with very little doing. What dull aud heavy; No.
| 3 red, fall, sl.3lh@$I. SO; No. ! white, fall,
81 .26h. Corn dull ana lower; No. mixed, 3Sk1
rive: No. 3, 34c. Rye steady at 6f@7lkc. Bar.
lev outlet and unchanged. Pork inactive and lower
offered Ut $3.50. Lard dull aud nominal. Bulk
meats dull aud unchanged. Bacon quiet and un.
changed. Green meats dull. Whis&ey STEADY 2 !
BIO. Live hogs strong and higher; supply ligh I
and bnt little doing; good 10 choice, s6.70@S7
extra, $40. Cattle entirely nominal.
PHILADELPHIA LIVESTOCK MARKET.
PHILADELPHIA. December 27.-1he cattle mar
ket was dull Ibis week, but prices were unchanaed
/ 800 head arrived and sold at 64@l7kc. for extra
Pennsylvania and western steers; 5HIdHc. for
fair to good steers; 3M6c. % d. gross. for common
4xaS4c az H.. gross, as to condition.. Hogs were
uEcnaDged; 1000 head sold at $l04Sl1 y 100
hs., ret.
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AEETALS.-1O0 tons best REFINED
INl IRON, assorted:
SWEDES and NORWAY lion, assorted, o.,
ENG ISL and AMERICAN BLIsTERED STEEL
PIG-LEAD, PIG-TlN,
SPELTkR, e,,,,,,,, ,,or.
HORSkSHoES, HORSESHOE NAILS,
SHEET ZINC, NAIL-RODS,
pT0IIHE.PL hTEs &c. For sale by
dc Ix-eod2m z. s. i. WORTHAM q CO.
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rHg FOREIGN GRAIN MARKETS.

LONDON. December 27.-The Mirk Line Er-
press, in its regular weekly review Of the corn
trade says: - Large imports since the 1st OF Sep.
TENDER have kept prices down, but we cannot ex-
The business In Europe Is seasonably dull, and
prices are badly maintained, At Paris and at seye.
raj provincial markets flour has again dropped %
franc, and wheat Is. and Cd. Belgium ana boi-
land are about one shilling lower. Vienna Is droop-
Ing, and Odessa Is dull holders maintaining nigh
prtces.n :. - 1900. -.
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Sn8tn.
TIE BoMBARDMENT OF HERMAN

THE BoMBARDMENT OF Hermann.
SAN SEBASTIAN, December 27.-Owing to
the vigorous bombardment Of Hermann bS
the Carlists the situation there has become
critical. 1t is thought probable the garrison
will be compelled to evacuate unless they are
prom ptly reinforced.
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ny TeIesrapa..
new YORK.

NEW YORK. December 27-E ,on.--Stoeks dbl 7.
Money 6. ExchaDge-Long. assn short, 4Sp.
Governments active AND lower. States quiet and
Erenipq Money easier at s. Sterling Quiet q Z
4S5x. cold closed at 112TAl}S.s Government
dall but better, States quiet aud nomir al.
BALTIMORE. II
= RALTrMoRE, December 27.-yirgtnia 6's, peelars
464 consols, 20. West yirginia's, g.. nrtn Caro-
lima 6s old, Is; new, 81; special tsx, 2. Bid to-
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de 23-rd
OFFICE OF CITY ENGINEER,
pYrIynoSD VA Hecpnber %. 1875,

RICHMOND, IA, ITtCtHIUeI Aoi AOFU'
NTOTICE.-SEALED PROPOSALS will
~ be received at this Office until FRIDAY. De
cember 3lst. at II o'clock ~. for FURNISHING
The CITY MULES AND HORSES WITH FEED,
the term of three months. -, .
The Committee on Streets Generally reserves me
right to reject any or all proposals offered and OF
ryae The Contract for each article required TO the
Terms of proposals can be obtained BY applying
a. ,his office WE. CUrSHhW,
a. de as.td City Engineer.
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BosroN, December 27.-The trial ofAera'
ham Jackson, well.kaowa broker, for tof.
gerry, commenced to-day.
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Believers il the cyclic theory Of events
NAV find some significance in the occurrence
of the Virginia earthquake at this season.
Just siXty-iour years ago, during holiday
week, the country was treated to series OF
alarming earthquakes, beginning On the 10th
of December, and extending over period of
some weeks. Christmas day to many por-
lions of the country AZ that time was sea-
son OF dread and apprehension, and the
>uperstitious confidently anticipated the end
OF all things terrestrial.-B Baltimore Gazette.
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PERSONAL

r1,O WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.-I here
Il by farewarn all persons from credting my wife
KATE 81. SCHMIDT on my account, she having
abandoned my bed and board; and there Is now
pending In the Circuit Court Of Henrico county q
suit for divorce u utncLl0 Tndtrf1nonit.
de 2S-3t* +. EDWARD SCHMIDT.
N0TICE.-My wife, LUCY JANE GERS.
IN LEY, having voluntarily left my bed and
board, and maintenance having been provided for
her BY me- all persons warned again st credltlng
her en- my account. Us will not be responsible for
any debts contracted by her.
MANCHESTER, VA, December 16, 1875.
fn 4
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THE PRESS BILL. &C.

In the Assembly to-day Urgency" WAS
voted on the press bill. In the debate upon
the clauses an amendment was carried pro.
yiding penalties for attacks against the Re-
public, The second clause of the bill, which
is aimed at the Bonapar'ist propaganda, was
pas.ed after violent recrimibation between
NJ. Jules Favre and the Bonapartists relative
to Alsace. Lorraine.
NJ. Jules Dufaure made statement that
President MacMahon pledges bis respect for
the newly.elected senators, asserting that
thew occupy q position in the Government
second only to that of the Marshal.
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The New Madrid Earthquake.
RICHMOND, December %, !
Editors of the Dispatch:

Editors Of the Dispatch:
In correcting, in this mornings paper,
YOUR error of yesterday with regard 10 the
date Of the great earthquake which wrecked
the town Of New Madrid, in Missouri, you
omit 70 mention that the effects of that con-
vul,ion were felt in Virginia. Such, how
ever, is the fact, AS have learned from peo-
p|c much older than myself: and in -NtleS S
Ucekly Reqistcr for January /, 1872, men
ton is made of several shocks OF ea1th
GlakcS which had been felt in the southern
and western States {the first of the nu-
mcrous shocks Of the "New Madrid
cart. quake" occurred on the 10th OF NO.
rcmber, 1917; and it is stated that these
shocks had been more distinct IN Georgia
than IN Virginia, but especially severe in
the western States, as indicated by the fall
ing of chimneys ut Lexington, kentucky,
&c. In subsequent numbers of the same
publication may be found accounts Of similar
damage a. Henderson, Kentucky, aud a
graphic description of the ctf.c's Of this
earthquake in the region Of New Madrid.
well recol!cct hearing my father (who
was in Richmond as member Of the Legls-
latucc during the winter of 1Sl1'l2) speak
of the general anxiety excited by the earth
uuske shocks, and Of the manner in which
gentleman well-known in that day as
Jack Baker, avaiIed himself of the occa'
sion to indulge his propensity for fun by
getting up hoax. When the anxiety was
al its height this gentleman started the re-
port that r0Ecdno had burst forth some
where in the Blue Ridge. AS there were
no tclcgraphs or railroads in tho:e days, mol
| fast mails Ct any sort. it was some days be-
| fore the hoax YVES discovered: bnt it had,
mean while, exercised q quoting effect
upon the public mind, as the belief was
general that earthquakes find their natura
| termination and relief in volcanic erup
| tons.
Those who are interested in The subject
may lind in the Atlantic Monthly Tor No.
| vember 1869, somewhat detailed anc
very striking account of the New Madrid
earthquake, which is regarded as, in some
respects, one Of the most remarkable OIL
these commissions OF nature on record. j.
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France.

THE STATUE OF NAPOLEON REPLACED on THE
YESDoME COLUMN.
PARIS, December 27.-The statue of Ma.
poleon was replaced on the newly-inished
Yendome column to-day. a large crowd
assembled 10 the Place Yendome and Rue de
la Paix and other streets adjacent to witness
the ceremony.
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OFFICE OF CITY PSGISEER, I
pyrrr<yo<-n Va Decembar %. 1879.

OFFICE OF CITY PSGISEER. I
RICHMOND, VA, December %, 1905
NOTICE TO BRICK-MAKERS.-sealed
IN proposals will be received at this Office until
FRIDAY, December 81, at II O'Clock NJ, FOR l9r.
BRICKS (made of Rockets cay). TO be delivered At
such points as may be required. until April 1875.
The Committee on Streets reserves The r1ght 10
reject any or all proposals offered.
Forms of proposals can be obtained and speclhca.
'o'' w. 4. CUTSHAW,
do 23.td City Engineer.
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PHILADELPHIA LIVESTOCK MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA, December 27.-The title mar
ket vas dull Ibis week. but prices were unchanged:
1900 head arrived and sold at 6H41Hc. Tor extra
fair to good steers; 305c. % d., gross for common
as to quality. Sheep were dull; head sold at
4xaSkc. az n. gross, as to condition. Hogs were
nGcnapgeo 1000 head sold at u 04Sl1 q 100
Smyrna times., 1875-03-10
For the Sri,rna Times.
SMYRNA LIBRARY Association


March Y,h, 1915
Oar much esteemed friend, Daniel B Cu,,.
mus Esq, OF Philadelphia, has authorized
Mr. W. VI. Bel, one of the managers Of mi.
association, to issue to meritOrious persons Of
the town and vicinity (.uch as nav annIvI
| certlhcates OF stock thereby enabling tbose
who are disposed to avail themselves of This
! opportunity the use OF books for one wear ON
the payment of one dollar This wo consider
very liberal offer. He has one hundred
shares and Is exceedingly dcsirous that thew
should all be distributed in hi, wav IVY IVY
sincerely nope bis generous offer will he 40
cepted by those OF our friends who ara NOT
subscribers. Mr.. CumRmins, in his letter If
inc ON last., says: L hope your new Boord
VIII DO able to pOpularize and give grooto.
eihclency aud prosperity to the Library and r.
the advantages offered to the young are avo;l.d
OF, 1t muSt prove lasting benefit to them in
after IlfS. 10 encourage your young ladies and
gentiehen III your good work, | propose To
KVo K one hundred dollars 10 your book fund
he gave US four hundred dollars several roar.
ago provided your citizens raise H. Sn.'S UanS
oy SUBSCRIPTION or otherwise before the evpir.
ton OF the year We should be yerv mncL
pleaeeu to have our citizens and also friend.
a4road respond to this liberia! proposit;on
:" are very anxious TO purchase new booLs
but cannot, for tho reason we born 80 ms |
money. The Smyrna Library. with ;tS otn0 tl
volumes, is the finest in the State so",L IfOG 80
W lImington. Our citizens take great pr;do ~ =,
INC institution for tho good it has nccomnI;sSod
Is known and appreciated by all, and tho mano.
gers would be delighted to create nddit;onaI
interest and enthusiasm in the assoeiation
ou' i can only be done by adding new boots
o o the ths shelves Thoo. p. Haughey, ESQ, eOo Of
1I n1dIIanapolls has sent us donation Of $oS
y no VIII follow his worthy example? Anv
1;II addressed to the undersigned
vii be promptly acknowledged. : "'u
n. +. WILDs, President
Smyrna times., 1875-03-10
STATE AND LOCALS.

:, There arc now is Oranges of the Patrons =
} HusOandry in this State.
The annual statement of orr rnu,,;c;rol ,....o
acllons Is published elsewhere. = '"S
Dover has been voted three town ,ol;oo,,.o.
oy It's new Board Of Commissioners,
1t IS expected that a number Of tho mini,
'erS "lii report for duty next Monday.
OH has been adopted in tho Sopa.e ro
Iui IuSilhg 10 accept any new business after MarcL
At the NJ. +. Sunday School, Of NIiddIetowD
20 were contributed to the missionary fnnd
Nev. Or. Phebus breaches his last sermon.
as pastor OF the VI. f. Church of this TON
next Sunday - '"i' 'o"h
There are said to be upwards Of twonty tru;t
canning and drying establishments IN this
Kent county. ." ''iS
Wilmington, Elkton and Milford each tbipk
81 oI inviting the NJ. L. Conference to sit with
thom next year.
Two hundred cases Of scarlet fever are said
70 1! nave occurred in Milton this winter Tbc
disease IS now abating.
W. II. Messick shipped from Seaford last
:, "CcA the iargest OK ever grown in Sussex co.
1t IS thouEht-l6O0 pounds w.
It cost Middotown $3.50 for street Toh,,
IoiiJ last year. 1t cost Smyrna 5000 (cas( will
nearly twice as many lamps.
- The dwelling house of j. S. Jr,ter :,
DoVer, was broken into one night last wsoL
ana $l2 were taken from desk
a patent on Osciating Engines has bccn
granted to Geo. q. LObdell, the celebrated "or
"heel manufacturer of Wilmington.
1t II reported that the foundation for ,bo
new NJ. f. Church in Milton, Sussov coun''.
mas oeen ruined by the winter and will have -
be taken up. ''' nave 10
A young man named Bryan. of SeaGard Wa.
drowned IN the Nanticoke last week by ,bo
sinking OF boat. lie was aged %, and ioft 6t'o
vito aud child. 90 ""u iet
lhe coIorod men Of Wilmington who beloro
TO the Masonic order have Organized GronG
greos Of the order "'s"s" uo-
From r the middle Of December to the middle
Il FeDfuaTy there were six dOaths in n singie
from scarlet fever. ''" "0'o
:, ley. ,. II. Lightborne, of the Baltimore
Church, Dover, has been transferred to Now
ork East Conference.
Rev. j, A. B. Wilson now stationed ot
InSlPslc' WIN De transferred TO the Mariners ,
Bethel, Boston, Massachusetts, at tho co,ninS
session of Conference. "s
The bill to employ prisoners at some urofnl
york outside of the county jails was killed in
ne House last week, on motion Of Mr.. Vosbcll !
% indefinitely postpone. O''N" ,
The farm Of Jeremiah Bristor, near Green :
spring, = miles from this town. was sold bv d
,henif Lambson. at Townend, yesterday, o
or $500, to G. L. Rothwel It contains Sc D
N'eo' I O
Smyrna times., 1875-03-10

1HE MILFORD FRUIT GRowERs bovs hson
interviewing l5 '; the Old Dominion Steamship Co
anu me Z. w: B. Il. Il. Co. about sbipninc
@ anelI lrIit-whlch route will be the most sc.
c9mmodatlng, cheapest, &c. Tho Stoamsb;n
~ makes ialr promises. Boats large enou0b
70 snip 10 700 crates Of peaches, in addition TO
9'her lreights, will make daily trims from
i.'"Vs 10 New ork in II hours leaving Lewos
" III the afternoon and arriving at New
ioiH Ut the next morning. Trains will bo
run from harrington and Milford as ofton and
as fast as the cxigences may re0uiro nm 70
noon Of each day up ~
p IN" company are prepared to run a steamer
rom Lewes direct to Boston somi-weekly if
satisfactory assurance is given that a reasonable
quantity OF fruit could be secured From
thirty two to thirty five hOurs, according 10
weather, would be required to make the trip.
All irut will have such distinguishing marks
that 1t can be easily assorted as it leaves tho
ship, which will be done at the Conpanv's or
pehse, and each lot put upon the wharf
separate and distinct from all others Ths
system OF using small cars, or fruit crates to
run through on the steamer, has been well con-
Sldered, and will be adopted to limited extent
at least this season SO writes Mr.. Bourne.
the Gen. Supt.
Mr.. Chas X. Idc, on behalf of the Railroad
70 writes that the prices of shipment on that
!inc !h VIII not be higher than last year, he
thinks, and if big crop is grown they will be
reduced. But this question of price is regu
laled by the Pennsylvania II. II. Co., over
whose route the fruit is carried after it leaves
rhllade phia. lie thinks the speed of trains
was last enough last year, but they might be
increased, perhaps, if necessary.
+, opeaking Of rates, Mr.. Bourne, of the
steamship 20. says: /: can only say the Com.
pany have not decided what their tariff will ba
IN that class of freight, either to Now York
'r Boston, but it Is their intention to give tho
'uolle better facilities than they have before ,
nloyad and at no increase Of cost.
Smyrna times., 1875-03-10

HE DALY.-Almost every mail we re.oiv,
'Hc or more inquiries about matters portoinin,
10 the DAILY TINES. We can answer oII snai
inquiries in these columns, in a rcnrraI war
ana mus save great tax upon cur time and
@oof' We will therefore meet the yarions IN
laI5''S addressed to US in the following general
reply: The DAILY Times will be i<,rcj a.,ar,,
afternoon during the Conference con mouo;no
" edAesaay next, l7th, at the small subsor;n7
"on price OF 50 cents for the cutiro issnr +.
WIZ contain iuIl proceedings of the Conf5ronoo
L Ds reported BY one Of the most nrominont
IA a1u0ers OF the body, together with rov;sws =, %
t"e various sermons and addresses to 10 IaI;S
cred by appointment twill also cootsia -,
t?rca! sketches Cfv various churches on n. po
l"ns'Ia' and biographical sketches Of the var;
I1s mcmber8 Of the Conference, as served W.
~ " CoMlc;ent and spicy writer. # viii b.
ISSUED ana N malcd in time to reach such to,vns
:. . may nave an evening mail, on the dav rnL
Hs"'d' 1t will contain the morning proccq5 r
l:"S I'Ae regular business of each dav,s 80.
,'onJ CT each day and will be issued a. .oon
'''SF 1'nHer n. as these proceedings can be nnt in
, p. Cubs Of six, to one address srrnI;o1
Tor $50. 80 'UpP"ed
Smyrna times., 1875-03-10

.'HiA"oAD MATTEES.-&omc enthusiasm, :
.e'.g manifested in the proposed Rsvsbo.o
!'a''toad, as 1t is called, and finally S,,,rrao
. ',"'"od by the inspiration. This proposod
,o40 Is 70 run from Milford to Dover and nor,
h'IS 10 smyrna, while the charter .ccpros 49,
lIsIt q way to Delaware CITY. Ttisundor
S'oo' 'iat tEcre Is prospect for the Le,i.I,
.N.9 20 srant state aid to this cntcr,risc ana
y = iurtLer understood that ifaid is 60 c,an.
o. say 70 the amonut Of $I0O 000 ~ sI-9 400
-. va dominion Steamship Co. will ammo.
pirate $!1Joo0 more and construct Tia III
= IS estimated that it can be constructed g.
f..9Q0o from Milford to Smyrna tb;r,v,.ma
M"eS. At Milford it would copnect Vii -
- q i'' Il. H., no@ owned by the Ola DAMN
ION , Q. The hope for State ail i Ln;It ,aa.
az I''i'*ins proposition: Hussex is opxions
= nave road constructed from DaI,n@r -
"-"' seio"n, and the lnemI ers Of tho Jon;.l,
'~'o IRON tA2t county, it is understood ,,:u
'''' lor a-d to the Bayshore project + H.
'---'' A-'D!DS's viii vote to aid the Dplp,or.
,-'f1eto"n project. Oae or two roaior;,, 49,
b secured in The House for ailipg tho .ohonsa-
~ '"l5 s%op off if We may credit re mort.
from me .obby Yesterday quite dsIeratior
"-", rom this town to Dover to nravaiI uron
~. D0eN Greek Representative, to vote g.
, ~. =. provided the road be built to Smvrno
-. .'f aid cannot passed without their votes
ne bombay Hook road is al,o loominr m
a.@;h; The IAia. Inquirer Of MonIav 1 con- up
tanned the following item t
1t Is said that Mr.. Ganett. Of tho B,n;
l.oic ~ y Ono IS negotiating for the nnrcboso
:: 'I.e Ne" jersey Southern railroad. and lbsi
~ ~ SII olo N the street offered $l2 per share
~ l3oJo shares Of the stock, which has baau
Coupled with this comes the report that tho
~ ). Southern has contracted for the fn;sL a
ing o. the pier at Baysile, and also contr,ctod n
vita Cart. Taggart to run boat to pbiIa in
: I'DnGet,'n TC with tie Bombay Hook end Mr. {
j. J y. Sp!uance also informs us that Mr. Snc.
''n' lac Surt., has had au interview with him o
.5'a'!'c to further purchase Of land A. ,ba Il
i}5noay Hook terminus '"'
Smyrna times., 1875-03-10

liIE bill known as the ''Wimins ston coIorod
S'"'Ci Dill taxing the co!orcd people Of that
Guy ''r tie support Of schools among tbom.
selves and which was once defeated in tbo
,,','. a,ocs' was T9c"nsiierel last Thursday, on
l"O:'o" OF Ar. Wiids, and passed by the
ose'elye vote Of Is to > The two opposed
', were Learned, Of this county and MeNcaI or
Sussex Why should the bill apply to Vii.
mns.on only? Whsro is the proprietv Of
limiting the benefits to that eity ojons9 u
Smyrna times., 1875-03-10
For the Smyrr
Z hc legislature.
DOVER, DEL. March oo,L

Tie only thing Done yet which ind;co,". lo,o,
~ me session at some time, il is to ha
'.'.' ~. very distant was the passa0o " of " 9
% pEoyding that no new bnsioo.s
. after Friday next the 18th uS,nrtS iuS,na,
I3I9 VIII then be before the Legislature hn.i
"ocp 1t IN session probably t,To