Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-07-11
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Nav CASTLE, DEL, July 1.-THE U. s.
frigate Congress pass ed down yesterday,
j. O. Roberts, our well known res--
taurateur of the Steam boat wharf, W9-s
prostrated yesterday from the effects o.
the heat
In this city, containing seven chuFeheg,,
it seems strange that the prisoners in the
county Jail do not have religious serTieess
more than twice a month. Would it not be-
we'll to direct our attention to this matter
before looking after the wants Of the hee--
then7
VIM Massey, (col.) an employee in gdB
gas producer IF the Delaware Iron WoyAs,
met with very serious accident, yessss-
day, resulting in the burning of his arn =
and face. .,
With the mercury ranging fTom 50 to 34s'
degrees, the sessions OF our school cont ~
with an average attendance of TO isfr>
teacher That educational advsntaGsss
should be afforded to all I have always se-s'~
tended, but the Offering of such advantasess
When their acceptance is at vsrsnee T2tKo
the commonest hyglenic laws, and at the
same time begetting loathing IN. the
/ child's mind for school duties, IL quite
| another matter. Whilst there should "
| every effort put forth by those wh9 haFs.
the matter in charge to establish a io5e 3oa s,
their studies, the old adsge, "An work anC}
no play makes Jack dull boy shouls7 ess
borne in mind or "Put yourself IN mis-.
place. would not be bad way of lookinss
into the matter. Il has been the psaa41
custom to close during July and August
Grand Master Moore, accompanied oy 81 g.
officers of the Grand Lodge, visited WASH
ington Lodge, No. 5, / o. o. E., and m
stalled the officers elect for the coming ss71os-
Afte partaking of the hospitalties OF Saal5
brethren they returned to your cltgy 1tA
doubt well pleased with the visit.
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Esqu1Ra FRAzAR's CoURT-The office %
Esq Frazer was crowded, last highs, 5gstA1
the colored citizens of Hedgeviile IN ths'
search of justice for their several WZ5nsss-
Margaret Hogan was charged by Eateo
Spencer with disorderly conduct and steS..-
ing her pocket book. 1t did not tase lones
to convince the Squire that the charge cniy
existed in imagination and it was dismissed.
Eliza johnson, who every few weeks 1g-
ures in police annals was charged by
Joseph Sanders with assault and threaAs3
last Sunday, which had they been put 10
execution Joe Sanders would have BEEN
amongst the missing. Elijah had to pa? a.
fine and costs amounting to 81, and give
bail in 5000 to keep the peace. Jemimay
Bayard and Susan Anderson, made irritaole'
by the hot weather, got to quarreling OF
Sunday evening, and from that to fighting
but one being ae much to blame as the otEa-
er the case was dismissed.
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The sixteenth annual convention a. tl8g
National Educational Association III esy 49,
terday, in Baltimore. Addresses OF " 81.
come were delivered by Governor Carroll.
and Mayor Latrobe and President Phslpea
read his annual address.
The Secretary of War has received deg
spatches from all parts of the West offe m A.
volunteers for the Indian war. TheTs IS ~
present no law authorizing tho GoveEan sea-
to entertain such offers.
The bill extending for ten days Gae aGsi
providing temporarily for the expenditures
Of the Government, was signed by the Pre- o.
ident yesterday.