Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-04-08

MYTH ED"@ ANN
N NIX 4HI
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IncAI AerAypc
LutAL AffAihSs
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BLOWN DowS.n"L,stoh hlsh Tree i,,,ct, an ois
ianumarh n on .ne pay snors, Dear proo Goi,ns 5an
says the Ad5crtise.
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1hAvEL hESoMhp.-Arafei Was NeoEnhua! re-
suneu on me rore DePosle Drancn ~ NJ .he .i
repairs 70 the track haVlhe peeh compieteo .ho
dsy previous. An rail communication mas ehuH
peeh opened 10 the unfortunate Town.
r, 1,,,. I,.u voa.o,d.-, H. lao, -, t,.
,o,nas .are um, nnt i,to tha INV how W., bv tho mem.
bers of the Levy Court, and one day next week
the list of jurors for tho approaching term OF
the Court will be drawn by the clerk OF the
Peace and nheriH.
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CANAL uNlNJuRED. D.-Ihe oifcials OF tne Sns-
quehanna Tide Water canals report that the
canal sustained no important injury from the
recent freshet, ana VIII DO open Ior Navigation
as soon as the de1rls,&c. is removed-in Two or
three weeks tihe.
C1RoUs CoMING.-On Saturday next, 10th inst
ForepauShs circus, which has started on on Its
spring tour. Will give an exhloition IN winning
ton, being the hrst OF the season. lt combines
its usual attraetions, and iree balloon ascension
WILL be made from the show grounds.
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r, u hh-Ahotheishea'y papy-Meisnt
y pouhds,Pu1 ~ an aPpearance Sesveruay ~ ~ 1
peioch' MI III ,ousn naiu, chesVei. ne
nnhppy ialner n onhpioyeo as "a'Gnlnan asa ~
1oaoh eh.aphshnent Noieh anu ntiuule :
.beayy infantry. Chester. Ne,os, 31st.
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rTIyE RFErrE n RrTTyrD Hay A II Da-
Wis has reached the determination to revive the
Rescue, the temperance organ which was merged
into the Christian Reporter at the beginning Of
the year, and in few weeks will print and pub
lish it in Wilmington. Mr. Davisl will continue
to be the editor. The change is made, we un-
derstand in Difference to the wishes Of the tenn
peraLce people.
p, - IT. s.,n,r po-. ~ w ,voa
ten,' the newly appointed minister at Mt. Salem
NJ. f. Church, with his family, arrived in this ci-
ty on Thursday evening, and was escorted to the
parsonage on Delaware avenue above Union
street. where grand reception awaited them.
Tie most of the members Of tic congregation
and sunday school were on hand. fine sup
per was prepared for all present, after which the
evening passed rapidly away with singing, social
conversation and religious exercises
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The DELAWARE SHORE RAILRoAD.-The exc
cdive committee OF the Delaware Shore Il. H.
nt, WaRt X I rnmnlatn1 p
ranoements which nromise the oneninr Of the
roas Nv ,ha 1st ~ snSnst TSa isrn,s ara nn.
derstoos To have bsen yery favorable to the
comnanv The road ia twenty. ono miles long
and viii cost about two hundred and eighty. one
Thousand dollars As soon as the road is ready
the rolling stock will be placed upon it, and viii
begin business.
The PENINSULA Fisheries. The season has
fully opened with the Peninsula fisheries, and
the catch is moderately good thus far. Shad
nave not come N any consiaerapie n huthper seI'
@ nu ~ piioo az W
.ars pei nInuieu "e I,iIa uoa' p'eAu,u'
anu anu are sehue 80 loW as .eh uoiiais POI Inoi-
sau t.ens,se to nate Dee ~ aue
h sne T n,it ,a as,ea. - a,',
Pa.ea py az. IN IN n'ne'o.t niai hoo 10 suP
pied Ior tne mose part a' inc present 'ime'
iioin one''ot l.Ne,. |
WoSr APPLY FOR IIcrNsE, - 1t is said that
number of the saloon keepers of this city who
have heretofore made application for license
and been refused, will not apply any more, but
ui,bont Icensa II ia also paid that snme who
have mn to this time been paving for their IL
cense, will not apnIy at tne approaching session
of co,,rt thjniIing that "a no nerson ia nrose-
cntsa u, for ta, vnation oi tie law thew mirht as
wei, save their money. On the whole. these
seam to ba reasonable conclusions, under the
circnmstances.
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Sfiif AMI -hhthiNHnh Al ShrbAEh
The Chester Netos, OF Yesterday, prints full
list of all the chips. engines and boilers built At
the works OF john Hoach since the purchase by
him Of the iron ship yards there in 1b72. BUM
tee result a0o@ e1e1 As9ns stee1n-
c,.prso,,,3 .ro;nas Sosis:. q ~ if.ess,
y - r
m 1ddfdhM ~! 4! u
has been done In the nay OF forAirs, and in the
construction Of machinery not intended for ma
rine service
CECIL COUNTY ooNVlors,.oh , Heunesaay' NY mve
cohsiets were tIahi ieiieu iiol 'ne Inu a. LIN
ton 10 the Maryland fehitentiary ao baltimore
as follows !; Joseph Banks morse steailng,
twelve years Samuel heys, burglary, WE'VE
years Annrew haVsnaugh, larceny, seven
years Charies baxter, hluroerous assault, nVe
years, ana hopere Ihonas. hfceny, nI.eeh
uohIiis' pahhe Nae ohee pe'ole ~ .'iss iue'iyu y,
weaving department with the hope that he might
find chance to escape during the tumult that
followed the discovery of the fire.
The SupERlNTESEDNGY AT REuoBoTH.-In a
very short time the term of Rev. j. B. Quigg,
as Superintendent Of the Rehoboth Beach Camp
meeting Association will expire, and as that
gentleman is now Presiding Elder of tho Will
mington District, Wilmington Conference, the
suppositon is that he will not be candidate for
recollection. We understand that the friends
OF Alexander Chandler, of this city, will
press llh UAIlie LOT posltiull. III tHe SNeHt
OF his selection the Association will have OBJ
ta,neu Iii M ~ ,,rnat u nrri,a we
'. a. Insss 81 ,, thar Sar,aS u, tb;s connec.
nv ny i'a' A'u VI "A' ''','- ''"N' 80 '
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| EJEcrMENT CAsE.-l}efore Bei jamin S. Booth
| W. F. Smalley and Josiah .Lewden, jury, war
| heard on Thurfday, at Esq. Pulls office, case
wherein an effort WAS made to eject from the
| premises of Della Sharp and Joseph Sharp Hen
| ry WLitlock IA holding over tenant upon tile farm
Of the said Sharps in New Castle hundred
| Whitlock, it seems had occupied the farm before
it came into the possession of the complainants
who claim to have given the requisite legal no
| tice to dnit but the defendant failed and re
fused to do So The Jury gave Judgment fo
one dollar to the plaintiffs, who also acquire
possession OF the property. VIM G. Whitele,
IePresehteo 'he p'Aii''i anu - Ii MUMMY ''i'
aeienuah''
New Baptist CnURCH-The Baptists of Mil
ford have begun the erection or a new churcl
on the lot recently purchased by them. TIL
structure is to be Of wood 30x42 it.. with an /
feet ceiling, 1t will contain recess pulpit fou
feet In depth and yestbue eight feet deer
making the entire length ffty-six feet in width
and two wall aisles each two feet in widtl
Across the front end there will be cross aisl
three feet in width. There will be twenty-fou
news eleven feet in length and six pews seve
feet six inches in length. 1t will have for