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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-06
Tne :. asogus Eades', case,

Naw TRIAL IN GREENS cASE-DIsouAILvIcATro
OF MEMBERS or THE FIRST JURY by CONVICTION
FOR CRIME.
Special Dispatch to the Ney York Times.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 3.-The Jury in the case Of
Green, tried for falsely representing Mr.. Fades
in giving bogus bail for the burglar Snyder, has
been assailed by q damaging record, and the
verdict Is likely to be set aside, aud new trial
granted. II seems that the foreman OF the Jury,
Isaac Childs, was thirty years ago convicted Of
arson in the State of Psnnsy lvania, and was par
doned by the Governor Of that State. He has
lived reputable life here for nineteen years,
but he WAS once drafted into the Army and es-
capped by filing proofs in the War Department Of
having been = convict, As he has had this I'D
vantage from his old conviction, he cannot now
complain of the record being used against him.
There waA sufficient reason to be dissatisfied
with the verdict Of sequttal which the Jury gave
and TO day the proper steps were taken by Dis
trict Attorney Wells to have the case tried be-
fore = new Jury.
This is the case which Ia intimately connect
81 with the Charles q. Fisher conspiracy trial.
The acquittal Of Green was regarded a. favora-
bio to Mr.. Fishers prospects, COMMERCIAL.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-06
Ente, aAinmcn nj ~. Georges.
OPENING HE NEW HALL-A PLEASANT ENTER
TAIkMENT LAST EVENING.
Correspondence Of the COMMERCIAL

OPENING HE NEW HALL~A PLEASANT ENTER
TAIkMENT Last EVENING.
Correspondence Of the Commercial,
81. GEORGES, DEL, Jan. 1.
The ladies' and gentlemen Of our town and
ne'ghborhood turned out in large numb "a, to
attend the Dramatic Entertainment which was
given by the New Castle Amateur Dramatic Club
last evening in the new hall of the l. o. O, F.
The Drama len Nights in Bar-room" WAS the
first placed on the boards after which followed
the farce " The Limerick Boy"
II the sounds of applause which greeted the
young actors and actresses are any criterion a. to
theii efficiency n Amateur performer, they NAV
feel justly proud Of the high standard they have
STAINED. In the interval between the plays,
Miss Lama Bigger, Of Delaware City, . Young
lady OF ~ years, treated the audience " the
song, The Female Auctioueer," which
WAS well rendered for one 30
young and WAS equally well received. To Miss
Annie Y. Collins, Miss Maria Collins, and Miss
mary Il. Anderson praise IL especially due for
their painstaking in the rendering Of their SOW.
ersl parts. After the entertainment concluded
dancing was engaged in, which was kept up with
great spirit until after IL O'Clock.
After the festivities in tile Hail. the members
OF the Association were handsomely entertained
at the Ut. Georges Hotel, where sitter dine at
tentlon to the repAst, song, toast, and sentiment
went round, until tile Visitors were Obliged to
leave for home, hoping for similar reunion at
q future day.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-06

THK NEW CASTLE AMATEUR TROUPE ENTERTAIN
MkNr-FAIR AND FEsTIvAIs-DEATH OF JONATHAN
BAPP.
LOrrespondsnce Of the Commercial.
ST. GEORGES, DEL, Jan. 8.
The entertainment given by the Amateur
Troupe Of New CASTLE, in the new Odd Fellows
Hall, for the benefit Of National Lodge, was not
10 well attended ~ was anticipated, owing to
the stormy weather and bad roads. The perfor-
nance was very credtsble. The aft rpiece,
The Limerick Boy, was full Of Irish fun aud jol-
lily. The audience seemed fully to appreciate
the efforts OF the company, and they have the
best thanks Of National Lodge, WHO realized
about $40 from their services.
The proposed fair and festival for the 18th of
this month, owing to the shsrt notice, has been
postponed to Feb. ID, Sd, 4th, and 9Th. 1t is for
the benefit Of National Lodge, to enable them to
complete the Hall, and we hope we may DO IA
vored with both good weather and large at
tendance.
1t was the very sad duty Of National Lodge to
bury brother Jonathan Sspp, yesterday, Ut Beth
q Church, Md. The deceased was warm, ten
dor hearted man, = firm and long tried Christian,
a kind parent devoted husband and true broth
or, and is mourned by all who knew him. He
leaves = wife and several small children, who
have the warmest sympathy OF all within their
circle OF acquaintsnces.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-06
what nay Of the Week il was,

Tho Boston Advertiser gives rule which will
hold good for all dates in the present century
since 1852, as we'll ~ for those in the present
year In order to find out the day Of the week
npon which any event fell, one hundred years
ago, count forward two days from the day Of the
week upon which the centennial Anniversary
falls. For instance the 4th Of July, 1876 viii
fall on Tuesday the 4th Of July, l776 wav
Thursday. The centennial anniversary of the
battle Of Bunker Hill was celebrated Thursdlny
June II, 1875. The battle was fought SATURDAY.
June II, ITS. This rule must not be used for
dates In the eighteenth century earlier than
1852, because that was the year when the change
from ''old style" took eject in England and her
colonies.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-06

The Norristown Herald calls attention to re.
cent scandalous act Of fraud. Miss Abby J. Terry
advised young men, in paragraph concerning
the proper way to "pay attention." (Which we
printed in the COMMERCIALLY few days ago. that
" 1t is an imposition on any wsll-bred girl to
keep her up later than 10. 80 o'clock" Now this
paragraph, relating to subject Of very gsners |
interest. travelled the newspaper rounds, and on
its way some scamp of compostor. designing to
demorslize all that Miss Abby J. Terry vas s.riv-
ing to reform, deliberately changed the 10 to u,
80 that she is now quoted everywhere ~ 1t least
allowing the swAips to hang around until half
an hour past midnight 10 there no law to
punish uuch frauds a this
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-06

H'"' '"e NEW YORK Herald, Jan.
II there is any Presidential capital to be made
on. Of vigorous and successful opposition to cor.
Iupt nn8s 1t Will lnnre to Secretary Bristow and
.smo~ ~, uoseIlor iliuen. Our democratic Gov
ernor has made great parade of zeal, but he
nas not accomplished any important practical
results. He has not saved the State treasury n
much money ~ his Commission Of Inyertiea.
i ZION mas cost. Secretary Bristow has acted on 4
~ ~ further point in Mr.. Bristow's favor thst
ne NJ zone bis work without Boosting or parade
OF ValngloriouS attempts to blow his own TRIM
PEI secretary Bristow has shown that lie il
u Uent on business, not bnncombe. II the repnb.
os'I I PsIy SHOULD nominate Mr. Bristow w its
candidate for the Presidency there in no demo
crst who would have any chance OF SUCCESS
against him, il the election should turn an iho
question Of official reform, ''''
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-06
Newark Items.

NkWark, Jan. 4.
The new year waz ushered in with the firing
OF guns, the ringing Of gongs and bells, and st.
Ihomss' episcopal Church bell Joined It's notes
IN with the general din. Subsequently, vocal
music WAS borne upon the mir to the ears Of rest
iees sleepers The usual watch meeting WAS
held in the Nj. L. Church,
The customary distribution Of presents to the
children connected with the st. Tlomss p. n.
sunday school wss made during Christmas week.
Inc church was handsomely trimmed by the
ladies' with evergreen arches for the occasion,
the motto OF Faith, Hope aud Charity being AZ.
ustlcAlly blended with the decorations.
This was the first clear day we have had for
some time, but towards night, the rain began to
fall again. This morning il again bright.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-06

Inc New York police have in their posuession
tne oox shipped on board the Steamship Cel;c
Lverpoolby the tiend Thomas, who commit.
~ suicide after causing the explosion on board
Tue steamer Moseie He was unable tn effect an
Arriving IN New York he rspresent.d il to con.
AN cartridges, aud At hs request it wsa stored
IN the warehouse Of the White Star line. vbara
u mas remained since the goth Of October. The
ooa nas been opened, but nothing explosive was
SoatAned IN It. Several bags OF slot were in tis
Dox, which WAS securely made, and containod in.
side smaller box lined with Zeal "a
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-06
sale OF Pews IN Pivn,o,., <.

sale OF Pews In Plymoaah Churcn
r, Inc annual sale of the pews in plymouth
Church took place on Tuesday, and attrscts %I.
very large abundance. Five hundred dollar
N "nios tor inc first choice and followed
S0o0: The latter sum waA offered by Mr. n a
Ulsnln. The total revenue Of the church fro,.
ne sales and the liked rental Of si2si6 I'll, hn
Soo'SsU. Last year the total amount reaIized
this year by o. 485 '''s 'e'oiFed
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-06
CONCERNING OUR REI.ATIvEs THE
BWEDH,

and the share which they contributed to the
pioneer civilization of the country has been
ever held in high regard. We may therefore
DO excused for returning to the subject Of
Swedish character In its connection with the
question whether national education 10 unfavor-
able to national morals. We shall remark, first
that in = recsnt attack upon the Swedish people,
which represented them ~ more thoroughly
debauched than any other Christian nation In the
world" the statistics given by LAing, the
Britt sh traveller, who visited Sweden in 1888,
were quoted Is proof, and ALSO some paragraphs
from Appleion's Cyclopedid, edition Of 1862. }
OF Mr.. Laing's evidence wehave previously said
ard now repeat, that it refers to period nearly
half century ago, (lSs0,) and since that time
there has been a marked improvement in the
evils OF which LAing complained, this improve
ment keeping step with the increase OF public
schools, and tile dinust'n OF popular education.
This is shown by the very authority which the
morning Herald qnoted from-viz, APpkson's
CycSopedid, edition OF 1862 which after reoiting
the hcenhousn6ss OF stockholm, and the per
centage OF illegitlmscy in the kingdom, added
that IN M's respect TOO, u Is said that i've past
ten gears hare Witnessed a decided change for
he better" This important part of the testimo-
ny Of Appleton, the Morning Herald, while quo
ting what Immediately preceded, omitted to
give!
Further, the Swedes wore charged with Excess
sive drunkenness. That this, fifty years ago,
WAS Just charge is not denied, but the improve
ment in the direction Of sobriety has been won.
derful. This, too, is stated in Appatou, but tho
Herald did not quote the fact, These are
the figures In 1880, the cousumption of dis
titled spirits IN sweden was over soOOO. O0O
gallons /; and in 1910 nearly 4OOOO, 600
gallons, but in 1861, by the awsk euine of religion.
temperance effort, it had fallen enormously. and
was bu, 1OG2O, goo gallons. The decrease Of
dstlleries has kent paca. too. for while thera
we're, in 1885, s5,l72 small. and 40 large din.
tilleries, these decreased in 1866 tn 5e5 NJ Al,
sorts, change that is truly amazing. INIT which
ia due, simply, To the rootipp IN, n, the ANAL,
distillerios which the farmers had kent ,or
peielborhood production. these giv;n. nav ho.
fore the increasing temperspcs Of the manila
p,,,,1 u,o ale. Il. La, ......, 4. g. :,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-06

In crowded horse-car on the sixth avenue,
the other evening, (says the New York Sun, =
gentlemen who was seated resigned his place in
favor Of pale, slender woman, WHO carried =
large child in her arms, aud was being jostIed
this way and that with the motion Of the car,
10 the gentlemans surprise, . burly individual
took the seat beforethe lady could reach it.
meant this lady to have my seat" said the
gentleman angrilv.
"Vell, replied the other, settling comfortably
back in his seat " dat lady ish my wife I"
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-06
The Waco Dleo.anr

Addison Low, Supervising Steamboat Inspec.
steamer City Of Waco OF Galveston In Novsm.
Der last. He justified the report Of the local
board OF Galveston that the burning was caused
BY some explosive material shipped ~ freight.
and says that the agents Of the line are liable 10
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-06
The 81. Loais VVstskev C...u

l. ID tho United 6tates District Court at st. Lon.
Jan. ~, those Of ex Collector Con MctIn;re ~
s IAN ~ and the case Of Gen. BAbcock for thu
Slst met Judge J. N. Krum will represent Rsh.
cock, who will plead not guilty. District Attor-
ney Dyer expresses perfect confidence in h,s
ment has secured some very strong tes,imonv
N addition to that produced before the Grsma
jury, and that II the Government did NOT hsw.
case against Babcock it did not have nno
against Joyce and Mcdonald. '0 '"e
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-06
Death 81 Hsrri son asrause

hArrison urambo died In Philadalphis yester
day, aged thirty.one years. In April ls.t he ~.
believed to be the largest aud wsalthiest real
estate broker in Pennsylvania Starting on =
ssp:sA SI yi,UO ne httsd up . magnificent Of
UU.' but obtaining settlement with his crsd;-
ton ~ paying seventy-hve cents on the dollsr
h went On With his bsasinsss, ''~''
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-06
Russ ness Nloa,s PRAYER m..,,u.

=, At baltimore prayer meetings are being held by
the business men, which are attracting cons,d
cradle attention. The second wan held yestsr-
Gay. about one hundred persons being present.
Ihere was general expression Of eradication
among the gentlemen present with the vsry suc.
cessfui result Of tho two first meetings, and ali
seemed determined In contribute a. III n pos-
sbls toward making them Q permanent thing in
the buaihess community, '
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-06
TaE sITUAfI0N N TRAHcx.

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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-06
Congress ana sho Centonn,a,.

- Washington special to the Philsdelphis
lion aud . half dollars will DO given to ths Can
tennial by an overwhelming vote In the House.
and by closer vote In the Senate The Nenats
vii halt little over the measure, but it is be-
lieved that 1t will pass that body by . decided
majority when vote iS reached.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-06
Tao I 40M0iu fetal

:, me tElai OF Chas. X. Lands, for tie mur,ar ~
IN oaHuth, 1t Vineland, has b.an set for tI,a
iltn OF January. hon. Jacob VAunstti. Attor'
roy General OF the State Of Nav Jersey. And
lanes Sss n: Hosgland, Esq, will represent the
sssse, And Mess!s. Potter and Nixon, Of Bridge.
ton. ex-Chanceiior williamson aud Beuis%;n
Harris Brewster, Of Philadelphia, the DOZEN.
dAnt The trial takes place ct Briipetnn
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-06

Mr.. John CLANCY, the well-known door-keep-
er who has hoisted and pulled down the Ameri-
can flag on the top Of the House Of Representa-.
tlveh each day that Congress- has been in session
during the past sixteen years, wss yesterday
forced to rosign that Office. Ii IL underwood
mat the si.Oonfederate who takes his place was
fore, but not that kind Of flag.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-06
Ano,hsr Fatal Gunnin9 Accident.

Lewis o, Bosley, Is years Of age, while gun
ming in Baltimore county near Ashland, yestsr
day, accidentally shot himaef and died four or
I'VE hours Afterwards Having stopped at .
friends. ne picked up his fovling piece, when 1t
the shoulder '-~
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-06
secretary RO6esoN Serene.

TIE PROPOSED IhvKsTI0AT1oN INTO THE RECENT
NAVAL ExpEHDlrURks-T DEPARTMENT READY
FOR THE CoMMITTEE or CONaREss-wHAT ITs
FHIkNDs SAY.
Special Dispatch 10 the Nsp York Herald.
WARRINGTON, Jan. 3-The friends Of the Navy
Department profess not to be alarmed ut the
proposed investigation of its affairs by Mr.. Ran
dali They say the only offence which can be
proved against the Secretary IL that Of having
created anavy. They assert that, in the first
place, the Secretary will present no deficiency
bill, aud has not presented one for five years,
having been careful to keep his expenditures
he has therefore no money to ask for beyond
the appropriations for next year. In this mat
ter they say the Navy Department
has A BETTER RECORD
than some Others Second, they say that, while
appropriations have been made in one sum to
different bureaus in the Navy Department, this
10 the practice in other departments also, and, IL
any one is to blame for it, 1t is Congress-. Third
they say that the naval appropriations for last
year were less than in any previous year since
1870 that the Virginius year WAS the only one
OF exceptionally large appropriations that the
law forbids the use OF money appropriated under
any one head FOR any other purpose, and compels
the department to turn into the Treasury every
year oil unexpended money. Fourth, they say
that with the means granted by Congress
NAVY HAS BEEN CREATED
and equipped, the active ships of which are IT.
tAan OF sixteen iran-olHds, and forty wooden
vessels, all ready for service. Besides which,
the navy has = large supply Of live oak and
abundance OF other supplies, and has done
great deal Of scientific service Finally, they
say that, without extraordinary sppropria-
tons, except in the Virgnius
year, the navy has been brought, since
1870, into highly effective condition ; that to
do this, leaving out the pay Of the navy and ma.
has been expended An average Of less than tl1,-
600, 600 per annum, and that the manner in which
this has been expended, will be explained TO
committee Of Congress whenever It asks. As
there has been good deal Of talk about tho Na-
W Department and the probable result Of inves
LEGATIONS, these statements OF friends of the de-.
DRftm6nt ssem Dtareatinp
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-06

Even n We are not smart We know what to do
when troubled with c0ugh or cold No doctor bills
for us We take - cent note ~ to the nearest
drug store and buy bottle Of 1T. Rull'a Cough
syrup. One dose relieves Us and one hottie cures
Us entirely.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-06

Senator Cooper, Of Tennessee, will on the 18th
instant announce the death OF Andrew johnson
in the Senate, when the customary eulogies will
be delivered. No day has boen fixed for the an
nouncemeut Of the death Of Vice President Will
son.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-06

ne BEST the cheapest" -is an old and TIN.
H. nA ~ ne neat article for those needing soeets
cies OF alus 10 sight ID the Diamond Nna..fsr :
Ayery pnir u stamped with the diamond usds-msri
FOR sale In Wilmington BY B. 4 Csrt. L.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-06

h.,nal HAps' Gay rum, hair and shaving bru.be.
uatn4N combs, fayIors shaving cream AVE. u,ss,'
onckn&hama and Japanese hair uyes Rsynrs sn =,
rAxor Straps Cosmetic, HAmbletnii d toilet nn,z .na
~ snsa rye po'n.ds full supply OF .1trscts ia.
In,. a @ns VIZ: White rOse, H9liotrone
SM hy eIub, Jassamlne, etc. Hold wholesale I'M
'''~" F6TktE DRUG eiUkk
u.,ho- -,,, front and Weet nta
purchasing elsewhere, 'a' "eiore
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-06
Remedies for the B.plxoo.,c.

Mtller,s '"D1A. LRIMENrs.
Ral~r,s' u. H. II. Linlment,
Fom' 49, Ioblsss Lnmeuj
Hesve uu.- R0berts kmbrOc alton.
o's parieys,t tRrglng un,
Mexican Mustang Lini
MeuL
q Mil supply Of all kinds Of horse medicine vho,.
'' al" 'e'aii' ~ FosTkk'S DRUG NIS,RE
Front and West street.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-06

u you wish to soften and besnt,,v ,s,,,
Jake Fosters Blood puriUer ' rough skin,
Eo.,s ySu N w'sn 70 cure pmpes anu bloches fake
ters Ro wlIn 70 enre letter and rngworm take Foa-
~ y you wish 70 cleanse the blood from nj, Anal,
"viSnt n,N ~ take Fosters Blood Pu,lner i i"-
rn,si r W rufiner does all we claim for IL M.
mi ~ vsketame, contains no poisonous aIIoa, sncss
c,ans =. "u,ea nnnreis of cases given ur Nv nS~s'
Ines sn, lncaranle We challenge the world 10 Sro-
further letter Ointment used Ia coUns cu, noos
and retail, at ''' """' soia
F0sTBR's ORIG STORE
front and West Sta., Wilmington r.,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-06

THE della WARE TRIBUNE, Published al
he CONNER ClAL Office, eusry Thursday 'noT1'-
,nq, and co,tdtns principally, reading matter
published in the Daily. Nis ne largest paper and
oonsnims by far the most reading mater Of thoss
published on the Peninsula. Terms, T,co Dollars
per amnum, postage prepaid by ne Publishera
THE DAILY COMMERCIAL ia isss.ed every
afser~oon, errspt Sunday. II 10 The oldest Daily
Paper in Wilmington, and The Slate Of Dela'oars.
Terms, TO any Post Office in Neto Castle county,
$500 per aaau'n $i.25 for months 80 cs''ta
Der month to post Offices outside Of Ne,o Cdstlt
county, $3.50 per year; si.4o for three mo"tha
so cents per monih Single copies Too Cents
The Publishers prepay postage.
THE COMMERCIAL JOB OFFICE is am
ply provided with printing material Of the ldte'
styles, and our uork is done equalto Philaoelphi
oNaces, and at NO higher rates.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-06
Tho Am,erlcan Osatc1aI Note.

IT'S nKponTkD uNvAvoRABLR INCEPTION BY BIS
MABpK DENIED.
Associafed Press peciai telegram,
. New York, Jan. 8.
A Herald special says:
rumor has been current in Paris and circu-
lated to some extent here alleging that Prince
Bismarck refused the proposals contained in the
American Official note from Washington relative
TO the Cuban question. am enabled to contra
dict this.
Secretary Fiahs circular was conadentally
communicated to the German Foreign Office. 1t
was sympathetically received and its argument
and propositions considered lust.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-06

SALE OF TEE S2SBEAooH nou41 RuAMfIunD-0 \
WILMINGTON 70 nn-0PEN T1R Housn-sABDAfu
SCHOOL n.HcrYoN-fHR WAfR1 Vunxs 40.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-06

"rs' Dr. Fosters Cough Mixture
o n;ana nnrivaed IN 4 specific for crouns con,,.
snI ss mn VI bronchial affection. A prolnt sars
+" FOsTkRs DRUG ST kH,
A fnu annals -. . tor front and West streets
,n.n uh supply OF One felt lung projectors for veal
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-06
TELEaRAms.
rhe m,ner. - Belgium,

, ley ReTUAM 70 WOnK AND THE STRIKE THOUGHT
10 Bn RNDRD.
Assocsassd Pres Special Tsleeraw,
BhussnIA, Jan. 8.
Many Of the miners who were out on . strike
have resumed work. 1t Ia hoped that the strike
Ia now ended.
Tho buogamaster Of Louviere denies that the
atrkera used Arc arms in the recent disturban.
COS, and that tho disturbances were serious.
Troops are still pAtralling the district. though
It is not likely their services will be required.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-06

rHK NEW CASTLE AMATEUR TROUPE ENTERTAIN
MkNr-FAIR AND FEtTIvM-DEATH OF JONATHAN
BAPP
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-06
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nj. ns III Foser keeps always on hand fu .un.
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