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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-20

LEO ORusHED.-A young man who WAS steal
ing ride on the through freight, South, on the
p. W. & b. r. r., last night, WAS discovered by
officer Legg, sttinS on the bumper Of . freight
car, with bis leg badly crushed at the knee.
While sitting upon the humber the leg was jam
med by . sudden colliding Of the cars. The
refused to give his name but SAID he lived in
philadelphia. He was sent back on the next
t1ain
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-20

TEE LITTLE ELK PAPKR MILIA.-A oorrespon-
dent Of tho Cecil Whig writes that Harlan l.
Bro. have chopped their mill for some ums TO
put in new wster wheel They are putting In
. Lsnel iron wheel Of thirty inches diameter.
The Marley Mill, 1t 10 said, will soon b stopped
70 put In wider machiue, for increasing the
sizs Of tho Pubic Ledger. It 10 also said that
l. d. Carter has ordered wider paper machine.
which indicates that the Baltimore Sun 10 to b
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-20

SERIOUS SHOOTING CAss.-Ths Stale Sentinel
says that Hiram Griffith, white, Of Davis Cor
ner, about milss fron Dover, shot John Fisher
oolored, ON Wednesday II u thought that FISH
or will lose the sight Of both bis eyes. 1t seems
that Grifith had psnned Fishers hogs, and
Eishsr attempted to remove them without CON-
plying with the requirements Of Grimth-henos
the shootiDR,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-20

YouHo RoouRs At LAupKL-THRY ARE CAUGHT
AND DrsaoRox.-Tuesday morning, two color
ed boys, about IL or IA years old, named Thomas
Purnell and John Hamessley, made q raid on the
cash Of the post office 1t Laurel: Del, and es-
capped with their spoils, about cas- or 80 in frac-
tional currency. They then took the train for
Philadelphia, but tho Postmaster, suspecting
that move, autographed aftsr them. aud the con-
ductor, at Dover, cornersd the boys. and made
them confess and disg0rge. recovering nearly
oil the money. They were not arrested. but came
on to this city, whore Officer Legg jumped on
the train and took them into custody. lodging
them In the cells over night This morning,
they were sent 70 Laursl BY the morning train
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-20

Smith wanted to bot the candy for the entire
company yesterday on tho correctness Of his
proposition that an embrace between . married
couple u great business enterprise, because ie
= tie united state sex pres. Tho entire CON-
pApy walked on hin.-fatr-O eeeM
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-20

CONGREGATIONAL METHODIST MIssIoxAlY.-J.
X. Beck, residing at LyDch's station ON the
Kent county n r., has been appointed miaaion.
AIRY for the Peninsula by tho Congregational
Methodist church, and 10 looking after the
church interests In that field. There are few, II
any, churches Of this denomination on tbs Pen
manila
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-20

T1H RRvIvALs.-Asbury, q. Paul's and Union
Methodist churches and the Delaware Avenue
Baptist and West Presbyterian are tho centres Of
ing. The protractsd meeting It Grace N. E.
church IL increasing in interest. Tonight will
b. the last night Of Mrs. Smiths ministrations
q &c. Paul's. At Union there were 81 penitsnts
ON Monday evening, and 80 on Tuesday, with 10
NonYAEainna - Il -
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-20

Rouaz on PooorsoN.-A lady correspondent
psr to say that lady friend Of hers removed to
that borough from Pocopson who, 1t IA years Of
age, did not know there was God. She adds
also that the chief Sunday amusement there 10
base ball and target shooting. This IL surely
rough ON Pooopson, and might indicate that that
civilization which 10 supposed 10 follow In the
wake Of RAILROADS 10 not always . success.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-20
OPP FsLLows IrsrA1LA4Iox.-On satu

ODD FELLOWS INsTAILATIoN.-On Saturday
evening last, the Grand Lodge officers, 1. o. O.
F., Of Delaware, went out 70 Centeyille In Jos.
h. Seals big wagon and there installed the off,
GERS elect Of Centreville Lldge, No. 81, - fol
v. @. Frank Clemants, Permanent Secretary
Frank Malue, Treas. Peter Chandler, Rec. Beo.
Although only about year old, tho lodge mum.
bsrs seventy member, and u steadily incrsas-
ing. |a -
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-20

EJKorxD FnoM TEE OAss.-On Friday morning.
ham, ohsstee county, took passags on tbs ". 4
". Railroad morning train west, for their
homes. They had Ill svidsntly bssn ION .
spree, and wsrs yet lltals nors than "half
SEES over" One Of then, Of good appearance
and well dressed, made hlmsslf especially OBJ
noxious By Insulting dsmonstraaons towards
some ladies'. ". Il Oanby, the Rscsivsr Of the
road, bsing on the train, srdsred bis election
from The car, which aftse considerable kicking
and squirminS was sAsotsd, though he had
boosted, DsfoEe the traia started, that II could
not b. done. His hat was thrown after him, and
be was left 70 get sobsrsd up for the next train,
or ind s0me other means Of reaching home.
His ohums relapssd into silence, sad thQQghs y
would be better 70 JON ~ Good Ts0plW5 than
10 encounter such experianbes. .N
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-20

A FsAlLnss AoT.-While the storshouse Of
VIM. A. Moore was burning 1t gsaford, the
other night, young man named 0tarksy par
formed fearless oct which u worthy Of special
mention. Some men at work In IN adjoining
building refused to do anything more unless .
key Of POWDER wss removed from the burning
store. No one else seeming disposed TO risk
their lives, young 6tarksy daahed through the
flame into the burning building, ssissd the keg
Ore although the sparks were falling ali about
him, and when he set the key down outaide the
building burning cindeEs rolled from L.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-20

Au1Dnous AasAuLr ~ Tnnvks.-Early on
Ihursday morning Amos Brinton, miller at
Richardson's mill, On The Nsvposs Pike, was
aroused from his slumbsn Ia hs chamber above
the mill room by thisvss bslow. Descending
the stairway, h observed two men moving up
The hill, each with sack Of 1our upon his shoul-
dsEs. which they both dropped after they found
out they we're detsotsd. The tAievss,. however,
% not 10 away, but one Of them approached II.
bags, and he ordsrsd him 70 taks the other 10
tbs mill. Complying, the march back vas BE-
gun, whsn the other thief, who va following In
The rear, undertook 10 shoot Mr.. Brintou, but
bis pistol refused 70 20 q, WHEN b. knocked
until be WA unconscious. Mr. Brineoh e not
positive - 10 bis Identification Of the thieves,
but thinks they are two notorious colored men
Of the peighborhood.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-20

GRxAT REVIVAL At SMYRNA.-Rsv. Enoch
stubbs u conducting an unprecedented revival
at Smyrna In the n. E. church. Tho meeting u
now In it, second week, aud the main audience
room Of the n. z. Church, says the Times. V
barely able to hold the audiences that nightly
pack It. On Sunday evening quite number
failed to gain admittancs Between 800 and 1000
persons wore in the audience. The seating o.
pacity 10 76O. On Sunday morning twelve per-
sons were taken into membership. More than
that number have professsd conversion for the
three nights since. Nightly requests for the
prayers Of the church are read from the pulpit
by the pastor, for citizens out of the fold. On
Monday MONDAY prayer meeting was opened,
and that too 10 daily crowded Az an INDIGESTION
Of public feeling it may be stated that on Mon
day petition was circulated among tho mcr-
chants 70 close business st In the evening. In
q short ams is went the rounds, reoeivins almost
unanimous endorsement. II 10 not known that
this vas ever the oase bsfore. Evidently the
fesing strsAohss out bsyooa he church valls-
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-20

CAUTION 10 CI0AR D4ALERS Collector Pret.
lyman received from Warrington, this morning
instructions which are Of importance 70 cigar
dsalers. The Commissioner Of Internal Revenue
decided the manufacturers caution notice" on
boxes Of dgass must not BE- covered up by any
dealer with . F." caution notice" Of bis own, or in
any other manner. The penalty imposed for
violation Of this recruitment 10 $50 In each case.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-20

ORGANIZATION OF SrArE BATTALION. A
State battalion Of Militia was organised BY the
commissioned officers OF the several military
General Reynolds, Thursday. The following
officers were slsoted Major, James u. Leath-
erbury, Capital Guards Adjutant, Lieutenant
Kloberg, German Rifles and Sergeant Major,
Sergeant Dougherty, National Rifles. A uni
form was adopted which IL thus described cadet
pattern, dark blue color, orange trimmings, ain
gle breasted coat three buttoos on sleeve and
six on tail, shake hat with red pompoon for
enlisted men, and red and white plume for OH
oers. The oniy belt to be worn will bs waist
belt Of black leather. For enlisted mon
worsted shoulder knots, will be worn. The OH i
sers will wear . shoulder knot Of gold lace. The
stripes On the pants Of sergeants 10 to be one
a-hAlf inches in width, and those Of the cor
porAls and musicians, one inch. Tbs officers
are to wear gold cord. The ohevrons for non
commissioned officers arc to be 6ve-eighths Of n
inch In width.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-20

TAXING Docs At RKApINe.-Mayor Evans, Of
Reading recommends Council to repeal the or
dinanoes requiring tho registration OF dogs. for
the reason TINT only about ons-third Of them
are taxed, NO attention being paid % the r.
Ennindor go 49, 'r'..I
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-20

Behind the crowd Of lesser men there looas
up quietly ID. the dim background the large hg-
urs Of Benjamin =. Brist0w, tho mosa potent
name nov current In the politics Of the day.
81. Paul Pioneer Press (fnd.)
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-20

Alexander Fleming, assistant keeper Of the
Gross Lsdge Light. House, hes resigned his po-
dtion. and moved 70 dairy farm near Port
Penn. 49, Baulsbufy q Republican, has been
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-20

TIE MEDIA jan. There are ct present Al
prisonera confined in the Media jail, 20 of whom
arc from Chester, and seven Of whom arc
charged with the crime Of murder. Life within
the prison IL not one continual round OF ease,
but each prisoner 10 required to do . stated
amount OF work each day 1t either broom max
ing carpet weaving, or chair Gaming They are
entitled 70 pay for Overwork, but few Of them
ever do more than the work required. The
work 10 done in the cells. Usually the colored
prisoners arc In excess Of the whites, but now
thsre arc only ten colored prisoners under con-
AnAm ant
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-20

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN CHhsTRR CoUNTr.-On
the farm in Tredyflrin, about mile from Paoli,
belonging 70 Clement II. Biddle, of Philadel.
phiA was totally destroyed by fire, and no less
than So head OF valuable stock were burned to
death. This included ane horses, and IL COWS
and bulls. Some Of the cows we're finely bred,
and seven Of them had cost an average Of $500
each. There was no insurance ON the building.
The dwelling house was saved with difficulty.
An incendiary is supposed to have done the
frivhtful work
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-20

Dam. Prof. e. d. TAR informs us that .
Teaohsss Institute for Baltimore Hundred, 8us.
sex county. will b held In the Frankford school
house on Saturday, Feb. 4. All the teachers Of
the county are invited. s-.- 80
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-20

The BANK or BRANDYwINA-William 8. Kirk,
sx-presidsnt Of the defunot Bank Of Brandy vine.
has made an assignment Of ell hts property,
real and personai, to William B. Waddeli and
Evans Rogsrs. On petition, the court at West
Chester yesterday morning appointed II. B.
Hickman and william II. Morgan appraisers.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-20

GKonaR JACKSON AND TEE LEVY CoURT.-The
statement Yves printed in . city paper. one day
last week, that George Jackson had ceased to
be freeholder aud that this fact had created .
vacancy in the Levy Court ,Commiasioners for
New Castle hundred. While Il q true that NJ.
Jackson has sold his farm heetli rsnx,ls free
holder, and is entitled 10 retain his membership
in the Levy Court. This he says, he intends to
do, and we are authorized to say that he will
not afford Gov. Cochran the opportunity to
mama bis nuccAeROr
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-20

EySoRTs TO ORaANIzK BAHK.-An effort is
being made to organize bank ct Centreville,
the shiretown OF Queen Annes county. The
Comptroller Of tho Treasury has granted . char
ney, Richard T. Earle. VIM. W. Busted, John
B. Brown, J. Hersey Hall aud Edwin H. Brown.
A canvass OF the county is next being made for
subscriptions, and 1t 10 believed the effort will
succeed. There il not banking institution OF
any kind in the county, and but one in any coun-
" south Of Queen Anne's on the Eastern Shore.
The exception Is 1t Easton. where there is a
well managed and safe institution.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-20

RELIGIOUS REVIVAL At NIDDLETowN.-Extra
services In the u. E. Church It kiddlstown,
have been largely attended during tho past
week. There hss been preaching by Rev.
Messrs. Bristor, Kramer, Killiam, Bryan, and
Patton. Rev. Mr.. Bnst0r's sermon, on Mon
day evening, IL especially spoken Of = power
full effort. The meetings will probably DO con-
timed next weak n q revival.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-20

He Hrr TEE BIRD IA shooting match, Ave
CLAYTON, came Oh near Middlstown on Thursday
afternoon Clayton won the match, he having
killed one bird. Pigeon shooters may laugh
when they read this item. but W Just oo1sider
that good shooting-for the pigeons.-Aiddls
1a,ora Transcyi0t
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-20

An Odessa lady treated her New Year oAllsFn
10 butter milk instead Of wine.
Edward copper. ths brakeman injured On the
W. d W. Il. H., 10 recovering from his injuries,
end viii soon report for duty.
George ". Ingram, real estate agent, has sold
the farm Of Mrs. Joseph r. Johnson, near NO
Donough, Del, to 2. A. Pool, 2Ss acres, for
e19,506. ~.
senator BAyArd hes bean sprinkling " Pub.
Docs." around amongst his DemocFetic broth
rem, and the Middlstown Transcript CLOVIS with
thanks for itself aud others.
The prospect Of the loo men for homo har-
vest has besn again blAated and some Of them
are DOW making preparation for early spring
shipmonta from tho Eastern 6tatoA
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-20

A BATON or OnIoKsN TnIEvEs.-Ons day last
week several perxons were arrested In and
around Oxford, Chester county, - gang Of
supposed chicken thieves. some were commit
ted and others gave bail. Among thoss who
were looked up was John Purcell, who stands In
the Wilmington market, aud the last day hs was
here he had . lot Of very fine chickens. He
was arrested immediAtely on his return. The
depredations upon the hen roosts, heretofore
heavy, have ceased.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-20

Nor ApolIsaRD.-The statement that corpo-
rsl punishment has been abolished In the Dover
public schools 10 not strictly correct. The pro-
hibiaon, q We understand Il, extends merely TO
severe whipping, the Board Of Commissioners
dssming Il best TO expel from school pupils
whose conduct may be such - 10 merit severe
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-20

The annual meeting of the Delaware Institute
Of Mechanic Arts was held on Saturday evening.
J. x. Taylor presided in the absence OF Presi-
dent Brennan. The following officers were
elected for the ensuing year President, p. N.
Brennan Vice President, Joshua y. Valentine I;
Secretary, e. BringhurSt; Treasurer. Lea Pu.
sey Directors, DR.. A. H. 0rimshaw, J. X. Tay-
lor, r. Israel, O. Rahill, Mr.. Allen, Q. W. Pusey,
2. Johnston, William Stewart, ". +. Harrison,
John Tyre, Ellwood Garrett, Edward Slavery,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-20

PnoPosRp srAoH LIMIT 10 runorsd that .
line Of stages Ia 10 BE- sstablished between North
fare. Tho Efkeen Wig thinks IL would do we'll,
and commends the entsspriss to the public.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-20

THEY sTILL Lrvs !-Potato bugs are still
about. We wsrp shown some on Monday night
last that vsrs captured By ". q. Booth while
digging the ground on which, Last year, was
crown eg6 planes. ELTON Democrat.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-20

FKAoR on no EENoE.-The subject Of fence
or no fence 10 engaging the attention OF the
Agricultural Society Of Wioomico county. All
meeting held 1t Salisbury, recently, the ques-
ton was lengthily discussed, but no conclusion
reached, and the further consideration wss post
ponsd until tho next meeting. This 10 one Of
the most vsxed questions In the county economy.
They drink their whisksy straight there, and
while their neighbors are beating about on the
Local Option, subject they think the true source
Of all economy aud prosperity lies in tho settle.
ment Of tho question whether Smiths COW should
be kept on Jones's farm with or without Fence.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-20

ReCHuacn BuRNxD IN KEa1 OouHTY.-The COL
ored peoples church, located at Gum Swamp,
one mile from Little Greek Landing, in Kent
county, was burned down on Tuesday evening
last about O'Clock. The church, which wss re-
paired and rspainted about two years ago, has
been used for school purposes BY the oolored
people, and IL 70 supposed that the fro caught
from Q defect In the chimney.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-20

MAIL A0Mr TRANsYsRHaD.-Wm. v. Btranghn,
mail agent ON the Dorchester 4 Delaware II. R.,
hes been transferred 10 more lucrative route.
Henry D. Fobls. Of Cambridge, has besn made his
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-20

BRAKxMAN KILLED.--James @. Anderson, Of
Marydel, brakeman on the Md. 4 Del. r. X /,
was killed Ut Goldsborough station on Thursday.
In cutting on tho cars hs fell, and the wheels Of
four cars passed over his body. Both Of his legs
were just hanging by pieces Of skin, his body
was out in twain Just above the hips and his
face was shoctingly dsfgured. His shoulders
were broken, and large portion Of tho hesh
torn from ono of his sides. Anderson was
about Is years Of age, and has only been In the
employ OF the company for few months.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-20

LivIHo II ANornka MUS BoDy.-Tuesday
last. An unfortunate spsoimsn OF humanity wan
bFou8ht before the Mayor for being In an intox-
icatsd condition The day before. he bad . wood.
On leg. was stranger, and Wa evidently nos Of
very sound mind Tho following rather anus
Ing colloquy took place between Mayor Whitsley
and the aocused 4-..aI
Mayos-whsrs do you live?
Stsangsr the broad canopy of Hsav-
kayor-Yo yili soon I've u0der sOaas other
canopy. Hoy cana you 70 e. drunk
stsanger-wsll you So, nayos is wesnt mo
that COS drunk. The fast Of u TO- you 80, am
bomsbody else, and that other fellow got drunk.
You $50 q the battle Of Bull Run my whole head
WAS shot clear OF by . cannon ball. and when
found my head vas Oh, ! ran and got into an0th-
q mans body, and that's what tbs trouble L.
1ayoF-why didn't you get bsteas body
could nnd, and me and another fellow bad .
devil Of . rAcs for It, and got In 1t arst. That's
whAs'e the matter.
The Mayor ssnt the man to the Insane Asy-
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-20

TIE Dovsa Rxv1vAL.-The Dover papers de-
scribe the religious revival In the n. E. Church
Of that town ~ one Of great power. It began
ct New Yoars, and tho meetings aimee have been
very large. Prayer meetings, lasting forty min
utss. arc held every day n noon. The revival Y
conducted by Rev. J. H. Caldwell. assisted by
tho Prss,dng Elder, Rev. J. II. Williams, Rev.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-20

Tun CONSOLIDATED B. p. b N. Y. AND ". h
r. RAixAoAps.-ln The PsnnsylvsutA gtaSe 6sn-
~, lass Th1xsday, senator Ooopss, q Delaware
oo1nAy, introduced . Joint resolution inskHaeing
The Af4censy General 10 Issue . ssqsso todvrant0
10 foefeis ~ fsancalDes q tie Baleinoes, Phil
adslphis md New York Railroad Company, on
The ground thas thses has bssn no bona I'D pur-
poss 10 construct said road, and thas ground has
bean obtained from atssns OF Chester and
Delaware counties under fAlss representations.
Il will b. remembered that the pro-
jsotors OF this road surveyed numerous
routes In Chestsr and Delaware ooun-
lies for . railroad to run from Philadelphia
10 Baltimore. Numerous persons gave hghts Of
WY On The representation, - y alleged, that he
company Vas vsey wealthy and tho road would
b. bulit q onos. No sesps Whatever have bssn
taken 70 build the road, md It 10 alleged thas
over mine tsnths Of the stock belonged 10 one
man, who u without means. The allegations OF
fraud against the company APPEAR 70 b very
strong. This u the eAune company with which
the Wilmington 4 Reading O.. consolidated,
about . year ago, and u will, OF course, DO In
vO1vod lu nav complications.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-20

PRopRRrY SolD.-C0l. Petsr Mccullough has
purchased the residence Of the late T. G. Taylor,
u 607 Warrington st., occupied since his death
by his faunlly. Tho price 10 stated 70 b o. 600.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-20

INSURANCE. ANNUAL.-lhe annual meeting OF
the Delaware State FIRE and Marine Insurance
Go. Of Delaware City was held on Monday last,
1t the CompAny's Office. The Secretary and
Treasurer read his report, which showed income
terest received on came, o., ass. IS premiums
on stock policies, e2,47A 10 expenses paid,
o., 10S. ~, net gain for 1875, ~. $3.50.
The following Directors we're chosen Jsmes
b. Henry, John p. Hudson, James II. Myere,
D. K. Mcclure, E. W. Holiiater, Capt Benj.
BtokeIey, Rynesr Williams, II. W. McUOlley,
DR.. J. T. Hammond, Il. Humphreys, John 7.
Long, Geo A. Jones, D. W. Moore. John y.
Dale, William Dyer, James n. Sellers, John y.
B. Ford, WIN. T. Sharp, Chas. H. Maui. Col.
James b. Henry was subsequently, chosen Pres
ident, aud James H. Myers Secretary and Tres
nnYAr-
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-20

that wild ducks have become very scarce In Elk
river. A resident Of Elk Neck uses pivot gun
that shoots one pound Of shot and . quarter
pound Of powder-an infrA0ei0u of the law that
should b. stopped
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-20

,RAHaoAD EnrLoyEns PAID Ovy.--Wm. n
Oanby, Receiver Of the Wilmington Western
Of that read 70 January lst including the wages
due for November and part OF Decsmbsr under
the previoas management This latter payment
was made under the direction Of The q. ..
(iOt1r<
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-20

REMOVED Wnsr.-Dr. O. q. Powell, who haa
for several ysazs bssn psacacing q Harrington.
Kent county, Del, passed. through this city, on
Tuesday, on route for Exeter, Scott county, ILL.
poia, where be will locate. His family accom-
panied hum. The Doctor u . member Of the Il.
Innathic schO0A