davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1875-02-06
Marine Intelligence.


Port Townsend.
ENTERED.
Jan. %, Str Goliah. Libby. Nanalmo.
81 Mastick. Doyle, -
y Paciilc. starr, Victoria.
20, Favorite. Williams ss
Feb. ], Bk Fresno, Daily, S Francisoo.
2, STR n Pacific, Starr, Victoria.
Favorlte, Williams, -
4 California. HAYES, F"
4, Goliah. Libby, Nanaimo.
3, n Pacific, Starr Victoria.
" Favorite, Williams +"
CLEARED.
Jan. %, Str N Pacific. Starr, Victoria.
4" Mastick, Doyle, Nanaimo.
{" FavOrite, Williams, VictO a
" 81, . n Pacific, Starr, Victoria.
Feb. l. " Goliah, LIBBY, NanaimO.
Bk Fresno, DAILY,
Str Fayorite, Williams, Vic'a.
3, Ship War Hawk, ,SormAn. S F
3, Str California. Hayes, Portland
4, Favorite, Williams, VictO'a
n Pacific, Starr. a.
" Goliah, Libby, Nanalmo.
san Francisco
ARRIVED.
Jan. 30-Schrs Una aud Alice Haake,
from Seattle.
Bk Milan, Port Gamble.
Bkte w. II. G1wley, Port
Madison.
Bk Brontes, Utsalady.
SAILED.
Jan. 2S-Bkte Victor, for Port Gamble
- 3O-Shlp Commodore, Pt Ludlow
Sohr Won Bargen, Tacoma.
Bk Videttc, Port Madison.
Hkte :. VI. S,etSon. Seattle.
, 1875-02-06

REv. Mr. Rae will conduct ser
vices at the NJ. Z. Church, to-mOr-
row Sunday morning and even
iur
, 1875-02-06

N. J. II. FoRTMAS has been
appointed City Marshal. His place
at the Hospital has been assig led
TO ]. w. Page.
, 1875-02-06

We notice that the Board of
Commissioners have granted two
petitions for new roads to be
opened. These are improvements
we like to sec, for good wagon
roads are of moro benefit to
county than railroads.
, 1875-02-06

DIVINE SERVICE in St PAul's
Episcopal Church tomorrow
Sunday morning and evening.
Rev. P. Z. HYlaud
, 1875-02-06

THE slOop Twilight, which has
been on the ways for repairs, was
launched last Saturday morning,
and is now performing her regular
trips between this port and Wild
BY Island.
, 1875-02-06

The Town Board meets this
afternoon, at 2 o'clock, at the Office
of the Town Clerk, J. A. Kuhn,
Esq.
, 1875-02-06

THE bark Harrison was taken
up to the stone quarry on Tuesday
last by Capt. Jack Slater. She will
take on a cargo OF stone for San
Francisco.
, 1875-02-06

Alfred rripp-
, 1875-02-06
BIRrHA
DEATHS.

BUCHMAN.-Iathis city. on the 81 inst.
70 the wifo OF chas Buchman. a son.
, 1875-02-06

ExPoRrs.-The exports for last
month from the Puget Sound Gus
toms District amounted to s2l, ,375.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1875-01-13

9araber f6reibt Der aDenoFrat" in San
Srancisco: $50 LnmSe can Sranctaeo bes
lteht, bat es nod fetn 70 frobes Selt 9efelert,
ruie an beuti8en Gage. NobltGto uno (Ses
beiben rinesnns in nrierer Stabt, bic in oiea
fem ssabre I'M 1000 Sdnier un6 10000 Gins
wobner getpadlea. DIe Straben ordneer1
ii9 nit frobLideH Wteniden, BON hsnesl leoer
iein 8a6aen mad Sauie trdst, in Der drrs'
ten Suite Leudtet beute Der 9Seibna9tsbannt,
unb niraenbs fennt man bic Gorge: gSoS
ueroen mir s{ien, mas sperben mir trinfen nno
rpie ner0ea mir uns befleiben. Sober bat
1ein 6ubn ooer ieinen Erutbabn i'm Topfe;
er bIidt ni5t npl gn9{t mad benz 9inamel,
nit ieii1en minterIi6en Stiirmeu, Die on aits
beren Often eben gisbLunen an bic Senifer
maIen. Ssein 2anb tann Iauter 2eats obne
Gorgen baben, bieies gtbtbeiI Der Ntenid'
belt, aber fein 2anb in Der gselt 9,bt eS
alsBer gaLifornien, 100 ieoer iiGer ii, it9 lott
8a efien, ni9t sl frierer, uno no bic Sares
den bes 8anperismuS faft ueri6minoen.--
4ber IeL6It in bem SeserL NIT benz bic 9iitts
ee Mtutter Natur nnier 2aao ilberidattet
bietet bas gegenpdrtige Sabr nod elne Stels
oerune 6eS al8emeinen gSobLf6noes nno bic
coIo1Ia[en Gammen, bic in ben lebten Togen
unaelebt tDorbeil seigen, ruie unier NtitteLs
ftanb eben aeiieLIt, nit Incident Sertroaen
fiir bic nadfe 3eit er erfalIt 1T. Ste Neibs
nad]tsuo9e 1T Die sr0bte @o9e oes Sabres
fir ilnIesn iLeinea Sanbelsitanb. Sic bat
bieIesmaI bic grwartun8en nebr aIs befries
biqt. Sin fp[9es @eiddft 1T nod ME ba8es
nejen. sSeSer Bat @eIO, unD beeiIt fi9, ben
Seinen bic sSeftmo9e 3u elmer gBo9e frobsr
@rinner,ing sa MAIDEN. Sn allen Sabriten.
in oLLen @ieBereien ftnO bic Arbetter noliauf
beIdaftiat bic 8aubanbwerfer baben 3i
tbun, 8adaeine f0nnen ni5t senns seIiefert
,per6en, neue Sabrifen eniftebea riassnn IN
elmer ein5igen 8o6e tuuroen fir $500. 600
Getreibe ausseflbrt, bic S3iffe uno gllens
babnen f0anen faura bic 9robntte hsfOroern,
Die mir mad allen BeItse9enoen peri9iffen;
unIern 8einbauern febIt es on SaHern.-
ltnIere Minen 3abIten in eineus MRonate II
aRilion 9iuioenben. Ginlpanberer unb frents
bes @apitaI itr5n,en uon allen Seiten berbei
iiberaa BoblFanb un6 @ebeibeu. gSdbreno
mir BON alien WeItsesenben Sartmerbert3te
baben, i5miiIt bier ie6es SerS in frober Soffs
nlin9, llnb bieie SoffnunS ftn6et ibren gluss
brud in eirem frDbli@en @eibno6tent ,pie
mir nod feines erIebt."
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1875-01-13

8ertb pon ousIanbiT9en Ran3en
in @oIb. Ser Sabresbert9t bes britii9en
@eneraIs@oninls in Stem gorf entbdIt cine
intereRante Stotiftif iiber ben g2ertb 6er
gan8baren Mln3er ber peri@iebenen Natio'
men Der gBeLt (in Ser. Staoten8eIbe) nod Der
G5aBung bes Directors Der Der. Staten
MinSe. Dos 9funb STERLING bes ger. Ros
nigrei1es bat eineu Wertb pom Doh. 86.65
gents, bic Msarf bes beitiGen 8et9es pom
1882 Gents. Der franc Srantret9s, 8els
oiens, Der S6ueis bic 9rabme @rie9ens
lambs, bic Sire estaIiens itnb Der Beieta Coon
100 gentiues) 5paniens uon 80 @ents,
Der 0Iterreidildbe guIben Don 47.90 @ents;
bic Qrcne 9anemarfs, Sdmebens unb glors
neoens por, 26 80 gents; ber aieberIan6iI6e
tsnIben pon 40.50 Gents; bas portusiefI9e
01iIreis fuon 1000 Reis) pon Doh. 8.47
@ents Der tiirtii9e giafter pon A. SO Gents;
Ser eapptiYde Dollar Coon 90 piafer) / 9ou.
10. SO Gents; bic gupie (uon 16 @nnos) Sns
biens pon As 81 Gents; Der Dollar @entraIs
gluterifa's $3.50 Gents bas brofiIionii9e
sDeiIreis 54.56 gents; Der 9ineiii9e GiIbers
Gael Doh. 81 gents unb Der ioponefiIde
@oIbsDen uon 1910 @ents. -
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1875-01-13
10.

gs mar cine @1t 8caboir, in pel9es 3erS
BON Dlorib feinen @ait ftbrte. 9te 5enitsr
moi, bunten @Gaie waren nit 8arotnen per>
honaen, 70 baB cine fOrmEicbe Ddmmernns
bier herrid,te. seSn elmer gfe itano eine Sans
ne binter eirem 2i6ti5irm auf eine,n 9netie
po,l, unb baneben fab Elm Wao9en uon etrpa
sweiunO3wan5is Subren pno Las aus stnsIn
Bu6e Dot, iuabreno cine 6laile. trat'felnoe
sSrau in elmer foitbarerL ret9en Toilette IN ets
mem Sauteuil lag, einen S4'rm uOn srtInem
9offet iiber ben Gu8en, nnb aufuertla' ius
borte. g. nx..
gDer fomu,t? fra9te Die &rante nit elmer
@timr,e, beren &Iang &Dbert bur3 aIe Jters
pen bebte. m
Sd. n,eine 2iebe, entseSnete 9err uon Nos
rih. idb brinse Dir einen Ssrrry Der fi6 lin
bic bic gtele zines Grsiebers fir Ht@orS bss
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1875-01-13

gIf l1br baite es ioeben auf Der sroben ll9r
Der Sabrif se5Glasen, als 8obert gSet, 1pte
mir uniern Neinbolo Wesener porerit nod tt'a
mer neunen mlilsn, in ben 6ofraans Ser pas
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1875-01-13

Jlad6enI St9 Der glIte nit eittetit beoeItI1s
men BIide fir ieinen 8rin3ipal entfernt bats
te, ipro9 Serr .. Moris: Sesen mir urs,
SER g8eb inb ploubern mir nod eir g8eiIs
den; ib m05te Sic auf eiaise @i8entblnts
Ii6feiten Sbres nenen 3osIinSs auftnerfIam
MAIDEN. Mein Stiefiobn Ri6atb bat leioer
gar teiuen Sinn fiir's 0eI9aftsIeben nnb bens
nod meiit Inn bas GeRaniert ieines 8aterS
bic gteIluns eines 8sFbers Der Sabrif 81,
nadbem er 9robidbri8 9eperOen. Wtlt Bes
5ergntb iebe t1 ben, Serannaben bieies 3eits
punftes entseget,, oena Elm bIiibenbes @eI5aft,
pel9em i'd bic beIten Sabre neines 2ebenS ses
mibmet, m61te ib nibt bem 1lnter9an9e 9es
rueibt ieben. Stun babe i'd aber eineu Sobn,
9err 8eb, einen seuanbten, tii9ti8en Suns
gen, ber mid in Der gmporbrin9uns oteies
@eI9afts rebIi9 ,tnterfiiibt bat. 2eiSer aber
baben yti9ar6 unb gilbert einen 8ioerwiGen
geeen einanber, Der BET gi6arb sur rpa6ren
arantbeit ausseartet 1T; bieie slntipatbie 5u
beieitisen, 1T felt Sabren ntein 8eitreben, oies
1e betoen iunsen Seute 5l Sreunben gu mas
9en 1T bas 3ieI, ruel6es i@ errei5en tn09te
nnb ba5u erbttte i'd mir Sbre Nitpirfun8
bies made i'd Sbnen our Sauptaufsabe uno
seIin8t fte Sbneb 10 ioIlen Sie MID banfbar
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sa4to,, 9ss S;s ds,ta ~; s;,,e,, t;esss 9I;f
in Sbre Berbdltniiie tbun au IaAen nno 10
lu:a ~ NV. .1 Sg"e.s @ q" os;t o,,3,,nrso,,
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osi o. -. t;n+e
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ua9 e a.nsas S..S .,esSa ;b,,, @ @maSsn,o [
a's nsss p.sss .s ao,}rys ~ 'p Se;.mhr;oen s1en
an a.sus1 :S Inv oSm ,,so,, 9s;,,en @e;Stbum
a!o sg.a oS Gs~.,, @ % nsri sssn fonn obne
sn sos'a,v ps,ssrs,, aS Yin s;,' 3;@tioer @es6dftss
OaIa ssls9O+csS OK ,nsrSe % farn,r Siir meme
m;%t iss q r. Fts,, % Inn @ oe reuSen hes DoIeins
aa 's ..,Sss s Sos 'si 'gseTtIebens i, rnSs;oen nn
aa1,s;nstda,, aas s G goisu fenne -, lebren nm ib
Ssrs,, 9 a;tsife;t ,,nS Sobibeif e ,,lr GrfenntrB
y, sA b~;nnsn mnb Inn bernaS an einem beffo eir.s
#ebtsnoIsrp % mn ,,nS y yoeniiosan,sren anr at ,,,as
hon her sp;ne geFrieSionr, a,,s reineret. unb
bShsrs, Sf" Smoifpn sf,Snft
9'Tt Inn mpifbe woIIe boben sic in sSbrem
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1875-01-13
meihuad,tsn in GaItfornien.

fOIst.l
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-11-25
obituary.


A painful shock Was produced in our city, on
Tuesday, by the announcement Of the death Ct
R. Emmett Robinson, Of the firm Of R. R. Rob-
inson, l. Co., bankers and brokers. He has been
i'll for year, and recently very much prostrs-
ted. with but slender expectations of recoerving
health, but his decease to-day WAS unexpected,
Yesterday, he rode out, and seemed about ~
we'll Is he had lately been, and up TO few mo-
msnts before he bfeathed his last, those about
him had no immediate anxiety for his situation.
Mr.. Robinson was born in this city In August.
1888, and has always resided here. In 1849, Re
became clerk in the banking house Of r. r.
Robinson h Co., which was then established,
and In 1864, on the withdrawal from the firm of
his brother John N. Robinson, Cfor several years
and until recently one Of the firm of DreXel
Co y he entsred - partner in the business, in
which he has since continued.
Mr. Robinson was An active and philosophical
citizen. He was one of those who organic I'D
forward the erection Of its elegant place Of wor-
ship. Later he joined heartily in it's mission
Efforts taking deep interest In Epworth and
Madeley chapels, both Of which he was active in
establishing. He has been for long time >
Sabbath school teacher in Grace church, and
for ak years one Of its trustees; Possessing an
Amiable character, with kind and agreeable
traits he had many friends socially and in BUSH
n4ss life, and his death will cause sincere regret
in the community.
Mr.. Robnson's illness dates from ThAnksgiv-
ing Day OF last year, and after treatment for
some time, he seemed to be recovering, but dur
ing the Spring and Summer he found himself
growing worse rather than better, and = pro-
logged visit to Saratoga effected no permanent
Improvement 1t is ascribed to disorder of
| the functiops Of liver which ultimately Affected
other and more vital organs.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-11-25
Domcstlc Markets.

THE RAIN-THE Observation-Disclosures
Through the drenching hin Of yesterday,
the well-loaded market wagons came rumbling
into the city. Thanksgiving Was but = little
more than day distant, and ali were eager to
dispose Of their stock Of turkeys, geese, ducks,
and chickens, 1t tho highest prices, before the
from Second to Fifth, was early filed, - also
were the Third and Eighth street markets.
The rain, however, very much interfered with
the business of our country friends ~ mona but
those whom necessity compelled ventured out
into such pouring rain. As q consequence.
but little inquiry WAS made for the price Of
poultry, and still less after finding that from 20
to "a cents per pound was asked for it.
This morning King street Was lined with mar
ket wagons almost to Ninth, and crowded with
buyers. Two out Of every three wagons had .
display Of poultry, some good, some,bstter, and
some very fine, The rain had ceased to fall, the
clouds we're breaking away letting the sun beam
down in such mellow rays. that the hearts OF our
country cousins were touched and turkeys sold
for from 10 to II cents per pound, more e. the
pounds sold at 81, ducks 10 cents . pound, and
chickens at IA and 15 Everybody seemed to
want q turkey or some other bird OF good char
acter even at the sacrifice Of some other person.
al comforts.
The following is a summary Of market prices
Medts-Beefsteak, 16(025c per pound In
the curb-stone market, 16@18o roAsta 100
22c stews sQl5c corned 8@15o pork el2 per
cwt ,16@18c per pound; sausage, 16@l6c scrap
pie, 60lOc ham wholesale 18c /; sliced 20@25c
shoulders lac fitch lac; salt pork 1O@15c lard,
Ito. mutton, 1O@16c chops 20c; lamb 15Q2Oc
veal i6@2Oc outlets 22@25c Clipped beef $50
tripe Sc.
Miscellaneous Butter, 40945o per pound
in Arkins 30@35c eggs. s6@S8c; apples, 100
800 per half peck potatoes, 16@20c sweet
potatoes 10O25c turnips, 30 celery, 7916c q
bunch onions, 25c half peck cabbage 4Qsc 4
head hominy, 1Oc per quart beans, loo Inns
beans, 15c cranberries l2c mixed pickles 26c
pepper sauce, 10c honey 10000 per pound
citrons, 5@sc apiece pumpkins, S@20c apiece
oil. rs per pair ducks S1.O09el. Is per pair
geese, 4l.25CD1 40 turkeys, u. 5001. 75o apiece
ohestnuts 10000 per quart |; rabbits 500 apiece
cider 25c per gallon ; partrtdges, Coo per pair
pigeons, ACC per pair. -.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-11-25

yorr1zos yaon TEE RURAL pups,or,.

A0AA&f
Thankasivins viii be generally observed down
Adsrnsy COW which yielded nine pounds Of but
tse, last weak. ...... Rev. y. R. HohonAh vii
probably become regular supply In tho Prssby.
ssrian church 1t Harrington during the vacancy
The Injunction against the Milford 0ss Com
pany has been dissolved and . decree Issued thai
the complainaots shall pay all the oosts within
three months. -. -. An Episcopal oonveoatiou
has bean In session Il little Hill church In 6us-
esx which was we'll alS1kdsd. ......W. l. Boca
s 3: ss ps q .e sl w ssG
factory, as hiddlstown. In which they intend to
carry on their foundry and machine business
The rowdies and rummiss Of Milford
have been on 80 BENDER which causes the
Ne,os to suggest ~ remedy . law prohibiting
and free license Law At high rata Of ta1-aey
800. .Ship-building has been indefinitely
morning Last nne schooner Of 80 tons burden,
built for D. ". Moore, Of Laurel, vas launched
At that place, 1t 10 O'Clock The vessel WAS
christened the A. B. Goodman.
A s.abbing aff1y between oyster shuckers
party was seriously hurt. ~. .fihs Nantisoks
House u Seaford closed On Wednesday, but will
BE- re-opensd shortly for railroad depot and
apoplexy on Tuesday. $3.50. .BeafoEd u making
an effort to raise money TO buy town clock 1t 8
cost Of e400.. The dwelling Of Joseph
Phillips, At Cannons Ferry, WAS burned on
Wednesday, the furniture and > sick man named
Maxwell being removed Loss shout d 600. -.
-. The stores Of J. ". Allen and Vim. B. Hor-
sey, u Sesford, were broken open, few nights
ago, but only triaing losses wore sustained.
''Blue DAn," Of Seaford won raos II Cam
bridge on Wednesday over J. e, Nosman's ''Rob
Roy" In 2.4R The purse was $500.
Birds are already getting scarce. ....... Propo-
sails are invited for the brick and stone work ON
William Cowgirl, An esteemed Friend reading
near Dover, wa buried ON Saturday. .......
Rev. Enoah stubbs IN engaged 10 lestars 4
Townsend o. tAs 8sh..!....A Stone cutter at
Dover, Del, has In abort time past sold forty
sets Of COMMISSIONERS, 70 be plaoed over the last
resting place Of the dead in and around Tenn
pleville. ..... The Middletown library needs
patronage. reading circle 10 soon to bs tried.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-11-25
The Eastern 8hOFo.
CECIL COUNTY.


Cherry Hill hiss big revival. g
The new sheriff y expected tomove In the lat
ter part of the week.
The ladies Of thu 81 James Episcopal Church,
Port Deposit, intend holding bazaar In the
second week Of December.
The mccullough Iron %, have erected . now
forge and run-out It North East It u stated
that they will suspend pudding operations In .
short time ut North East and IL IL limited with .
Wow to oeAsing this business altogether there,
the Democratic politicians having made such .
sot against them in the late election.
At Elkton they have high veneration for the
virtues OF the fathers. 30 great, indeed, that
they seek to obtain them through the cows
which pasture on ancestral graves.
bank caved IN on James Wilson 1t Oonowin-
go, last week, and his situation lie critical
KENT COUNTY.
The store house and dwelling at Harmony,
belonging to William Archibald, and occupied
morning Of last lwesk. Tho building was in
sured for 81 900 In the Kent Mutual.
L. N. Bean and R. J. FoArd have opened a
grain commission house IT Massey's
wrooAloo COUNTY.
A serni-weekly line Of steamers will be started
in the Spring between Salisbury and Baltimore
The synepuxsnt 10 said to bs abundant with
1, Not lees than seven marriages will enliven the
usual monotony Of dull winter in Salisbury.
DoRcAEsrER COUNTY.
Col. Wallace has Just returned to Cambridge
from Chicago where . western sharper came
near 'going through him" for his whole sea
sons canning Of fruit
The barn Of Jas. N. Dawson, the best 10 Necl
District was burned, last week, with over ONT
thousand bushels Of wheat and large quantit!
quantity Of fodder, hay and other provender nd
iAcont to it.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-11-25
Another Launch by the II. 4 H. Co.

FERRY STEAMER aLIDKs GRACEFULLY FROM THE
WAYs-LTHE KEEL BEING LAID FOB MORGAN
sHIP.
On Tuesday morning, the Harlan 4 Hollings-
worth 90. launched the iron hull OF . ferry
steamer for the Gloucester Ferry Co., which will
be put upon the line between Gloucester, N. J.,
and Philadelphia. The name given it was the
Dduntless.
Tho new steamer is 1853 feet over all, IS feet
over all In beam, and in depth of hold IL feet
It will be provided. with IN inclined low pres
sure engine, with cylinder Ss inches in diameter
and feet stroke, the steam chest being placed
on top and arranged with sckle's variable cutoff
The water wheels are Of wood, 10 feet in dame
ter, and z feet inches in face.
This makes tue second steamer which the
Harlan Hollingsworth 90. have built for the
Gloucester Ferry Co., the Peerless being the
first
AZ soon a. the launch, which was very pref.
one and Witnessed by . number of people not
withdrawing the RAIN WAS completed, the clear
ing Of the ways waa begun, and the keel OF the
second of the ships for Chas. Morgan, lately
contracted for, will be laid Immediately.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-11-25
#arriages.

BACGH-BRIP4IN.-Oa u inst. by Rev.
J. W. Weston ct RisiAg 1QA, New CnAtie CO., Mr..
MISS eArah Brihin, OF New Castle Co, Dsl. \
EAS MISUNDERSTANDING the 10th instant, BY
the Mayor OF Philadelphia, Nj. Amcs A. 1astbQrn,
Newark, Del.
RICH1Y-WARR-out tho 9and inst at the u: L
Patronage, New Castle, by Rev. J, =. Mann. Nj.
Charles Hichey. Of Queen A1neI County, Nd, to
Mr1 Caroline N Ware Of New Castle, Del.
GRRRN-MCGRADle-On wednesday. the 18th
MI Thomas Green to Miss AdellA Mc0radie, boti
Of Cecil Co Nd.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-11-25
TEeAsore.TrOyes
A BAG OF RUSTY SILVER DUG UP IN cHRIsT1ANA
HUNDRED.


J. P. Cornog residing about one mile from
duPonts station, on the Wilmington L Reading
B. R in Christians Hundred is fortunate man,
The story runs that, Tuesday afternoon, while
endeAvoring to drive = peg into the ground in
his stable it refused to sink deeper than foot
or 40, and al the strength Of his arms could not
and dug down to ASCERTAIN the cause of the re-
eistance, when 10 he shoveled out bag OF sill
yer coins, not radiant with brightness but rusty
with age.
The character Of the coins, no one who had
seen them last night seemed to know, but
thought they were worth about twenty one
cents. There 10 said to have been about forty
Of them. How they came to be buried In the
stable, who placed them, or how long they re-
mained there is unknown. Tho discovery has
AFFORDED 4 new subject for talk in the neighbor-
hood, and the hunters after Caps. kidds tres
sure have almost come to tho conclusion that
thew have been hunting on the wrong aide Of
8 Nall
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Deaths.

November - Mn. Edith 8. TAlley,
dauahter OF the late James and Martha Campbell.
The relatives and friends of the family are ~
spectfuy invited to attend hot funeral 70 lesvo hee
late residence, Conc0rdvllo, Daievare county, Pa.
ment In The Wilmington and Braudywtne Csme-
terry
nRRRErT.-In this city, on November Esd, Carity
Merrett In the I'D year Of her Age.
The relatives and friends Of the family are re-
spectfully Invited to attend the funeral from the
residence Of her daughter, Mrs. Annie Chamber,
No 6lS West Seventh street, ON Friday morning,
isth inst, II o'clock Funeral 70 proceed 70 Kk-
ton, Nd BY ii 4 m. train.
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Tn MonroAvuL1 MulDKR--On Monday
the body Of the stranger found in the dam At
Nortonvills, was exhumed and further exami-
nation nAde. Ali the vital organs were In good
condition. It 10 stated that DR.. Palmer has ro-
osivsd letter from Harrisburg, stating tist .
man answering the description Of the deceased
has bsAn missing from that city or it, vicinity
for about ono month. Some axresta were to
have bssn made. On Monday. but this action
has been deferred for ths present.
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How Dr. FIsi.Ds' SrEEL STANDS ANNEAL Nc
Dr. Fields new process for manufacturing steel
having been successfully experimental upon, 1t
s6aiA doubtful whether the BtBef would an
neal properly, without which 1t would be useless
for railroad rails. This doubt has, however.
been set At rest by trial on Saturday At II. +.
Pickles foundry, where three twenty feet rails
were successfully annealed and made ready for
use The rails will be shipped on Wednesday
by the Electric Line to New York, where they
will be still further tested and examined by ex'
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-11-25

Tue BIRD BUSINESS. Philadelphia and Will
mington sportsmen, who visit the lower part OF
the Peninsula, hunting game, buy up al the
birds they can get at high price to carry home
~ trophies Of their own skill In the business.
This competition has run the price up so high
that our epicures, who do not care to pay such
extravagant prices, have adopted the novel
method OF hiring the crack shots 1t 30 much per
day to shoot for them. By this plan they get
their birds much cheaper. A good shot will bag
from thirty to sixty birds = day,worth at present.
prices from % to $12. Their service can be had
1T 90 per day and find an.-Miyord Ns,os and
Al },soy-
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Fire NJ Prlncoee Ammo.

nrsrsuc11os OF COIN L BROS sFxAM SAW MIL.
On Thursday night last, 1.-THE extensive saw
mill Of Cohu L Brs., 1t Princess Anne, on the
Eastern Shore R. r.. was burned. Tho nre origi-
mated in some shavings in the engine room from
spsrks from tho furnace, and broke ont about
es:imsted at els, 900, upon which there Ii an in
surance we understand, OF $500. This mill
was rebuilt only about two years ego, after fire,
and wa ono OF the most extensive on the PENN
spla South Of Wilmington.