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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-06-17
New Castle County schools.

oBsERvAI1oNs OF THE STATE SUPERINTENDENT
FAIRLY ENCOURAGING CONDITION.
Superintendent Groves. of the Public Schools,
completed his examination tour for New Castle
county last week. He examined seventy-nin
candidates, and in the main found them very
we'll posted in books, and quite number an
swered promptly to tho questions on theory and
practice in teaching. There arc only about
ninety schools in the county to como under
his supervision, those Of Wilmington, New
Castle and Delaware City being consolidated or
incorporated, and hence outside of his jurisdic-
ton. OF the 70 examined, only II were males.
This il just the reverse OF Sussex. OF tho
seventy examined in the county. only "a were
females. In both counties, however, the females,
- rule. were the most proficient candidates,
and in Sussex several Of tho females were the
most proficient he has had the opportunity TO
meet. 20 far. The examinations for this county
commence next Tuesday, 18th, 1t Milford
SMYRNA Times
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License I'm Maryland.

The Maryland Court Of Appeals has decided
the case Of Louk Coheh VI. A. Lingan Jarrett,
clerk Of Hartford County Circuit court, involving
the constitutaonality Of the act Of 1874, chapter
4ss, which requires in certain counties . party
asking for Incense to sell liquor to obtain the
recommendation Of the grand jury Of the county
before he oan receive pssmisaion to sell spirisu-
ons liquor. The appellant applied to Mr.. Jarrett
for ioence without > Recommendation Of the
grand jury, and on hts refusal to give II, sued
for writ Of mAndams 70 require him to 70.
dismissed the TsfusAl Of the appellant, and from
that Judgment an appeal vas Saken. The oour,
in lengthy opinion decides that tho court bsiow
WAS right in tho Judgment rendered BY It and
that judgment must be affirmed with COSTS
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-06-17
The O,Neill shooting.
COMPLAINT HNr1RKD AGAINST oFHICKR oNKILl BY
GRAND JURoR-HEARINa BEFORE ESQ HAaANY,
TOMORROW.

COMPLAINT ENrIRKD AGAINST OFFICER oNKrLl BY
GRAND JURoR-HEARINa BEroRE ESQ HAaANy,
TOMORROW.
From the Commercial Of Mondsy.l
This morning, John W. Hawkins, ono Of the
Grand Jury, appeared before ESQ, Hagany,
aud made complaint against police Ser
geant O'Neill, for causing tho death Of sallie
Doyle, by shooting, on Thursday last. war
rant for the arrest of O'Nell was thereupon is
sued by the Justice, to be placed In the hands
Of Constable Woodward, and hearing appoint
Cd Ut O'Clock tomorrow evening.
Mr.. Hawkins proceeds, in this matter, under
bis duty - one Of the Grand Jury. He had not.
this morning, boon able TO find and consult with
Mr.. Hodgson, the Deputy Attorney General, and
did not know whether that Official would appear
to represent the State, Ut the hearing. or not,
but notice Of the proceeding and hearing will be
sent to him, 30 that he may appear, il his duty
or inclination prompts. -.
Mayor Simms goes TO Boston, to day, to help
celebrate the battle Of Bunker Hill. It IL not
known that he has taken any action, Whatever,
in regard to Sergeant O'Niell remaining on the
force. The Chief of Police stated to repre-
sentative Of the COMMERCIAL, this morning, that
O'Niell had not been "on duty" since the
shooting, but he said he was ignorant why this
had been the case, and why O'Niell had not
boon, - usual, acting ~ Sergeant Of the force.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-06-17
Dover Items.

DovER, DEL. June LIZ
The strawberry festival which was to be held
at tho Academy on Thursday and Friday ever
ingr, was postponed by reason Of the severe ILL.,
ness OF Capt. Battle. We understand that he
has been moved from the Academy into Dover.
The Dover Base Ball Club have Just finished
fencing in their grounds. They accommodate
three Thousand people with comfortable seats.
A special train has been engaged to run from
Philadeiphia 70 Dover June Gath, Oh the occA-
sion Of the game between the Atheletic Va.
New Haven, that all persons desirous Of witness
ing the professional game may do 80.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-06-17
9f4thS.

NcKENNA.- in this city, on June 18th, Kate, wife
Of Pete. Kono.
WARNER.-Ou Thursday, the 10th inst. Florence
r., infant daughter Of Alfred D. and EmAles p.
warner.
DOYLE.-cn the 10th inst, saL.e Doye, In the nth
year Of her age.
BAYNARD.-At Smyrna, Delaware, on the 18th
inst, Robert ". Bsyuard, In the ssth year OF his
age.
wOOD.-In Philadelphia, June 18th, Hannah Wood,
In the s9th year OF her age.
PYLE On the 18th inst Harvey r., infant son Of
William n. and Cathartne 7. Pyle, aged months
and is days,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-06-17

Senator Morton Ia confident that the Republic
cans will carry Ohio at the next election, and
success there will be indicative Of the results Of
the Presidential campaign next year. He
thinks tho Liberal or Independent party will
return to the Republican ranks again. The
leaders have always claimed to be Republicans,
and there is really no difference in either party,
while the causes winch brought about the
separation three years ago, have measurably
passed away.
Hon. g. b. Elkins, of New Mexico, has been
re-nominated by the Republicans ~ delegate in
Congress for that territory.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-06-17
@atriagfs.

sNIrH-BONHAM.-At Brdgeton, N. j., June
18Th, 1875, by Few. H. h. Lewis, 4. Barrett smith,
of Psirton. N. j., and Maggie Bonham, Of Bridge
ton.
Anon the 10th inst, ct the
residence OF the brides pArentS by the Rev. ]. n.
P. Oits. John I. springer to Clarl u. Morgan, al
Of this city.
DlDOLV-nKCO6TER-Ou the eth Inst, at Trinity
Chapel by Hev. VIM. ]. Frost, D. D., Samuel @.
Bddle aud G. Augusta peCoster, both Of this city.
FIsH-BRINGHAM On the sth inst, by Rev. r.
israel, We. W. Fish, nj Mass, to Abba p. Bring
ham, Of lows
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-06-17

Hartford and Boston II. II. +: II su1hcient
jersey CITY to Boston, be e15O per car, inclu-
ding all expense Of transfer at Jersey City.
Mr.. Hayes stated that arrangements for OPEN
ing this last most desirable route through to Bos
ton, without re-shipment At New York, were in .
forward state, and that by boating to SOD street,
he thought that very little time would be lost
and q very profitable route would thus be
opened.
The convention then adjourned to meet on
July 18th, ct Middletown, to consider these pro-
positions and for other purposes.
PREPARATIONS FOE sHIPMENr.
Mr.. Hayes, the secretary Of the Delaware
Railroad, stated that the P. W. d D. Company
were making very extensive preparations TO chip
the enormous crop of peaches, and wore com
pleting mile Of new siding track at HArring-
ton, thousand yards at Clayton and much more
1t other points, and that they were building new
cars Of the most convenient and safe construc-
ton 1t the rata Of two per day. CLIO
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-06-17

LEG BRoKEN.-H. A. d. Layton, formerly OF
Georgetown, Del, sustained = conminuted frac
ture OF the ankle at Second and King streets.
Friday afternoon. In passing in that locality,
his foot struck . large granite curbing slab.
which overturned and threw him to the ground
with the result stated. He was even held fast,
and it required tho exertions Of several mon to
release him. Being removed to the city hospital,
the fracture WAS reduced, and the patient 10 do
ing very we'll. Mr.. Layton is nephew Of Judge
Layton, and son OF the late Joshua 8. Layton,
Of GaOrVetOWO
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-06-17

TIE CoRNEr m TIE SUNDAY BcHooL.-At .
meeting OF tho teachers Of tho Union NJ. E.
Sunday 6chool, on Sunday afternoon last, after
some discussion,it Was resolved to introduce the
oornet ~ guide 70 the singing. The instru-
ment had been used with great profit and pleas
ure on several previous occasions, in An inform
al way, especially in rehearsals, and 1t had even
had the effect. sometimes to secure better atten-
dance. John Walschmitt was elected a. perform
or. This action Ia = new departure In Sunday
School work, here but the cornet has been used
for some time in connection with sacred music
In New Ynrk
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-06-17

QUESTION OF LIFE AND DEArH.-Philip ".
Downes, Esq., one Of the Maryland Fish Com
missioner, missed the II O'Clock train gong
south on Tuesday, at Clayton, with 10000
young BhAd for the Nandcoke waters At
he changed his route to Cecil county. They
were deposited in the Elk. Mr.. Downes was
afraid to lay over another day At Clayton, lest
the fish should die in the cans Of water in which
they were transported.-Snlyrna Times.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-06-17
The TypoTraphIcaI Union

The session of the International Typograph.
ical Union 1t Boston, closed yesterday, aftei
the following officers had boon elected for the
ensuing year President, Walter W. Bell, Of
Philadelphia Vice President, Jas. Harper, Of
Montreal and u +. Sheldon, OF Kansas City
Secretary and Treasurer, VIM. A. Hutchinson
Of Chicago Corresponding Secretary, W. g.
Pride, Of Wilmington, Del Next years ses.
sion viii be held in PHILADELPHIA.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-06-17

: newark, June IA. n.
The NJ. E. Sunday School, propose making
their annual excursion, this year, to Newlin's
station, Thursday, June Gath. Newiins station
is on the ?. L D. Railroad, below romeroy.
Tho train leaves Newark 1t 715 A. N. The
Citizens Cornet Band will be one Of the fea-
lures Of the occasion. making the time pleasant
and lively. Tickets, IS cents, children, 40 cents
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-06-17

HIsroRy REpEArED.-The action Of Woollsns
/ Abrahams. ut Oxford, in resisting the BALTIC.
Central II. r. In laying siding upon their pro.
perty has awakened = friendly feeling In
West Chester. Accordingly, telegram has
been sent to tho Oxford people, commanding
them to "stAud firm. II You need help, men
aud women are At your command Who 10 not
reminded by tnis Of tho days when A. ]. At
tempted to Dust Edwin N. Stanton from the
war office,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-06-17
Total,
S3G7,278.48


The EXCURSION TO READINa.--Tba excursion
from this city to Reading over the W. Il II. Il r.
which has for some time been under contemplA
ton, has been finally arranged for the Goth Of
A. NJ, and returning will leave Reading At P.
NJ. The price OF tickets for the round trip has
been fixed 1t "a so. They are for sale at 5O2 Mar
ket street BouRhmAn, Thomas Co., 42l Mar
ket street the Centennial News Office, GOT Mar
ket street and At NJ. II. Ryan's news Office, 1913
nj afr
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-06-17

DEIMAR Wicomco Tribe, No. IL,
Imp. o. X. NJ, OF Delmar, will celebrate its first
anniversary on the Gath inst. A parade will take
place, in which tribes from different parts Of
Delaware and Eastern Maryland will participate.
Several prominent speakers have been invited.
Tho Heaford Brass band will furnish music.
On Friday and Saturday last, strawberry fea-
tival was held for the raising Of funds with
which to refurnish the parsonage. About e35
yas renligod f- ri -|4
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-06-17

READY FOR ExcHANaE--P. 8. Ermold, Treas
urer of the W. Il r. Il. R., gives notice Of his
readiness to exchange certificates Of stock in
the above railroad for that of the consolidated
companies Wilmington i Reading and Balti-
more, Philadelphia l. New York Railroads) The
advertisement 10 printed under our head OF no.
ticeN ." II. r
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-06-17
II You want - - Btren9, Health,
and vlRoF0uRs

II You want - bs DtronN, Healthy
ana Vigorous.
Take E. r. Kunkei's Bitter Wine Of Iron. No
Language can convey an adequate idea OF the i'm
mediate and almost miraculous change produced by
taking 3, r. Kuukels Bitter Wine Of Iron In the
diseased, debiitated and shattered nervous aystem
Whistler broken down BY excees weak BY nature, or
lmps1red by sickness, the relaxed and unstxuAx
orgAnisAton u restored to perfect health and vgo
sold only In 81 bottles. Once and Store. No. 80
North Ninth st., Philadelphia. Only 10 81 bottles.
Sold BY all druggists.
NERVOUS DEBILITY. NERVOUS DEBILITY.
Debility, = depressed, irritable stats Of mind, q
weak, nerS ous, exhausted feeling, 10 energy or
animation, confused head, weak memory, :ths con
seQaences cf excuses, mental ovefwofk. This
nervous debilty nnds sovereign cure In i.
Kunkels Bitter Wine Of Iron. II tones the Systems
dispels the mental gloom and dependency, and
rejuvenates the entire system. FOLD only IN 81 bot
ties. Get the genuine. Take only I. =. Kunkels,
1t has yellow wrapper around It, his Photograph
on outside. 6oid BY your dfu>sk 4 r.. Kunkel,
Proprietor, PhiiaAelphia, Pa
80 TAPE WORN REMOVED ALIVE. no
Head and al complete IN two hours, No fee till
head pssses. heat, Pin and 8tomAph Worms re-
moved BY pr. Knakel, 10 Nofth Ntnth etroet. Phil
sdelphia, "a 10 have Tape worm removed, pa
tients must come on bat for all other worna your
druggist can procure H. Ask for KuMKnLs GonA
sYkUr. Price n, and guaranteed. esnd for circu-
lar. jei-imdAW
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-06-17

LARGE GRANITE Br.ABs.--It 10 no unusual thing
for the quarrymen In Riddles Quarriss to get out
slAbs Of blue Brandywine granite two feet in
width, eight inches to foot thick, and from
twenty to thirty feet long and we are informed
that II required there could be no difficulty In
getting out Blabs fifty feet long. Query; would
not block or granite , foot square and fifty
tsniAl Exposition, Of Delaware granite?
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-06-17

OAANoKRs AND Faux WAoEs.-Quesn Anne's
County Grange Recommend that wages hereto.
fore charged for harvesting gram being out Of
duced this harvest to the following figures
For Graders, q 80 per day; binders after era
dlers, 70 cents per day; after reapers, d pei
day; shocking, 81 IS. These rates were recon-
mended to the farmers Of the county for their
sdotation -
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-06-17

Coop TExpLAas' Conference.-The Second
Quarterly Convention Of the Good Templars Of
New Castle county will be held in McClary's
building, room No. 1G, tomorrow "wednesday
at 10 A. NJ. public meeting under the auspices
OF the Association will be held in tile Asbury NJ.
L. church in the evening. Speakers have been
engaged for the occasion. The public are in
v1tAd
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-06-17

CANT GkT WARRANT.--A. T. Wingate, the
young man at whom Sergeant ONeill shot, the
other day. and unfortunately killed young lady
has been to the different magistrates Of this city,
except Esqs- Watson and O'Neill, to complain
against the officer for N assault with intent to
kill The magistrates, however, owing to the
circumstances OF the case, refuse to issue war;
rant. Mr.. WingSte now intends to wait and ell
ter complaint before the Grand Jury at the next
term Of court.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-06-17

yEsT.-A meetinc Of tie colored lsborers was
held at Easton, Talbot county. few days ago,
when they resolved that they would not cut
wheat for less than % per day nor bind for less
than 81, and II after wheat cutter Sl.2 per
s125 will be charged; for general farm work, q
per day aud board self per month, the wages to
range from 3l2 to &l5-as to the quality Of the
hand, ..
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-06-17

lowing is the list Of prizes to be awarded in the
bee which 10 to take place at st. James church,
Newport, on Friday evening 18th inst. 1st r.
W. Griswold's Prose Writers Of America illus
trated, 48. End, The Wild North Land, by W.
luton; illustrated. 4th, Comprehensive Speak
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-06-17

CANNERY RxBCILr.-John 8. Collins & Go.
have rebuilt their packing house, that waa
burned at Lebanon, miles below Dover, laAt
fall The building covers nearly the same space
as the old one, but this ono 10 only one story,
while the former was two stories high. Ihe
company propose to have everything ready for
oaul,a
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-06-17

FnuIr CARS FOE THE DEL Il. R.-lt 10 stated
that the Del. r. r. 10 preparing to put 800 fruit
cars on the road for the coming peach crop.
10 do this will require tho Company to ut out
will be at Jersey CITY unloading aud still snoth-
or will be on the route. 1 b
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-06-17

United States District Court adjourned, We'd
nesday, after adopting appropriate resolutions
to the memory OF Judges Hall and MillgAn.
Mr.. Higgins presented the resolution for the
former and Mr.. Patterson for the latter. n !.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-06-17

evEyles Lee Ctsam.-Ryle's Ice cream, the best
In wilmington, u - and Market and eth and Or
Anee. Families, pic MICS and excursions 1upplisd
at short notice. Give him call. everybody Gays
Kyler cream Ia excellent, none better, and nobody
ways on hand At 81 street market and eth and Or
Ange. my21 m
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-06-17

BE CAREFUL OF THE Cows.-A farmer re-
quests us to caution the owners Of cows who
have occasion to drive them past potato patches
where paris green has been sprinkled, to be
careful lest they bite ct the tops and poison
themselves Such instances, he says, have 90
Cured in the West, but no cases have come 10
his knowledge in this section. -
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-06-17

WAIVED HEARINa. - Sergeant O'Nsill,
charged by John W. Hawkins, one OF the Grand
Jury, with firing pistols in the streets endanger-
ing the lives Of citizens, appeared before Esquire
Hagany, on Tuesday, ana waived hearing but
entering into bond OF $4,000 for his appearance
at court. Thomas l. Russell became his honda
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-06-17

EXCURSIONS PLANNED FOR MT. CUBA AND
OTHER POINTS ON THE W. h W. r. R.-Amongst
the many excursions and picnic parties going
out from this city during the summer, the ". L
W. r. II. will carry full share Of them, and
Mt. Cuba, preserving the prestige Of . pleasant
place for excursions aud parties, will be the
objective point for q large majority Of them.
The st. Paul's Catholic Church Cecilian Band
was the first to lead the way, and occupied Nj.
Cuba on the 10th.
The inmates Of tho Childrsn's Home and those
Of the Aged Women's Home.a pleasant combinA-
ton Of youth and old age occupied the grounds
yesterday.
The following is directory of excursions aud
parties already arranged for
Thursday, June 18th, The First Baptist Sunday
School to Mt. Cuba.
Friday, June 18th, Madeley N. E. Sunday
Bchool to Landenberg.
Saturday, June 18th. picnic by tho citizens
Of Hockessin ct Mt Cuba.
Saturday, June 26th, an excursion by the
Friends Social Lyceun, ct Mt Cuba.
Monday, July 9Th, An excursion by the St
Mary Catholic Sunday School at Mt Cuba
Thursday, July 9Th, an excursion by the Uniol
NJ. E. Sunday School 70 Falkland Grove.
Thursday, July 18th, an excursion by the Cal
vary p. E, Sunday School to Faulkland Grove.
The foregoing are all for which arrangement
have been made but no doubt . large humble
more will yet be arranged TOR on the days nc
occupied. 1t Ia understood that the colored pee
pie intend having woods meeting ct Nj. Cubs
but the time for holding It has mot yet bes
decided upou-
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-06-17

~ Ea9s NJ HsteA&Ao.-The usual price for Brown
Laghon cg4a for hatchins with poultry bFssdem,
is g per setting. Msss sen. warranted frssA rs
now being sold o o. y q, and the breed pufe For
the table Brown Leehogni arc eood fowl, and for
laying qualities fAsv Asss 10 ssual. Apply a ~
nAxket stTeek. 1870
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-06-17

SPECIAL Session IA special session Of the
Grand Lodge, X. Of r. has been called 70 mess
in this city On the Gath inst, for the purposes
stated In these columns few days ago, VIE 70
hear the report Of the representatives " the
Supreme Lodge and to receive tho new pass
words 40.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-06-17

MORE COTTAGES AT REuoBoTH.-On Saturday
last, Alexander Chandler and Samuel Riley con-
traetsd with woolley aud Conner for the erec-
ton Of ono cottage each upon the beach at He-
hobott. This makes in all seven new cottages
for this season. Others are still talking ofbuild-
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-06-17

TEE FARMRRs AssocIATIoN.-A meetng OF the
Association Of Farmers, which was formed eoIns
time ago, will be held in the second story Of the
Telegraph Building. I'd and Market Sts, on Sat
urday next at 10 O'clock. Eco the notice else
where
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-06-17

SUtT AGAINST TIE 1TATE.-In the Court Of
Errors and Appeals, while IN session at Dover,
last week, the case OF tho Junction Breakwa-
ter r. II. us. the State WAS tried. Tho case was
one stated from the Superior Court Of Sussex
county, and involved claim for %, $50, with in
terest from March 18th, 1871. The State held .
company ~ security for the payment Of interest,
and the State Treasurer compelled the company
to pay interest on the bonds reserved ~ on
those issued for the colnpAnys use. The COM
pAny paid the intsrest under protest. The State
will now refund. Moore and Bates for the rail-
road, J. B. Pennington for the State
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-06-17

TEE CoRNER SToNR LAIIMo AND FEsrIvAL At
NKwRoRr.-The corner stone Of the new 1T
James' Church, 1t Newport, will be laid with I'M
posing ceremonies, on Thursday evening, June
18th, at which time strawberry feetivA will DO
inauguratsd for tue benefit Of the new church.
Persons from Wilmington DESTROYS of attending
can take the SIS p. H. train from this city, and
be present 1t the laying d. tho corner stone,
hear tho address Of Rev. @. A. Latimer in the
evening, attend The festival and return In o P.
n. train. The tickets for tho round trip iiclu-
ding admission to the festival arc only 90 cents,
and can be had 1t P. W. d B. Railroad Office,
the Clayton House and the Union Telegraph Of
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-06-17

ENTERTAINMENT AT NEwPoRr-A largo audi
ence was we'll entertained on Saturday evening,
at Newport, by the ladies' Of ct James parish,
who gave 3 concert, accompanied by dialogues
in the large Btorehouse Of the Messrs. Fell. The
exercises were enlivened by music from tho Ell
mira Cornet Band. strawberry festival will
be held at the same place, commencing on
Thursday, ct 8 p. NJ. and continue during the
week, being enlivened each evening by enter
tainments, Of which the one Of Saturday was
the fore-runner. Train leaves Wilmington for
Newport at s 90 p. NJ. returning leaves New
mort O. O8 p. M.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-06-17

A LoNa LIVED FAMLy.-A correspondent
writes There are few families In Chester ooun-
ty who can say what the Strickland family can.
Death has never made . break In their ranks,
the whole seven still living. The Oldest Joseph,
living at Oxford, IL eighty-five years Of age
and the youngest sixty- eight years. Mrs. Coch.
can to-day get up meal Of victuals ~ quick Is
any young women Of twenty, and not only ~
quick but as good and as veil cooked, there being
no better housewives than she, and she is a
Rreat.vrnndnsrant. ! = III
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Gem uaercAAl aRep0rss.


Flour firm; Pa family e6@825 high grades,
i.s5; white, $40. Corn quiet, yellow. $40
s41S. Oats steady 70Q73c. Provisions un-
changed, whiskey, e1.22