The daily gazette., 1877-08-25
New Castle L.etter.
From Our Regular Correspondent.

" "m. Mitcnell, col. mas been follow
ing the water, or at least so he said. and
wishing to visit this city came Thurs
day evening in drunken state; officer
Connor's attention being drawn to his
actions he at once recognized him as
the party who stole pair Cfskates and
was chased by him nearly to Whining
Ton; he was taken in charge and given
nearing yesterday evening resulting in
fine and cost of 1915 for being drunk
and failing to put up the amount was
remanded to jail.
Mr. VIM. Riddle returned yesterday
after months sol ,urn at Co Inns
Beach, much improved in health and
speaks 10 glowing terms this resort.
We were shown cluster of tomatoes
grown byWm. Dobbs weighing 10
lbs; for smothness and size this
bunch or cluster ia the admiration
of every one who sees them. Thev
are on exhibition at ne Hotel of VIM,
Anthony.
To add further to our business thrift in
this section Capt. Hunter has completeI
arrangements for opening of an oyster
saloon and restaurant where meals can
be had at any hour. In the same square
shoe shop has been in opperation for
the past few weeks under the arrange
ment of James Faulkner. The pioneer
In opening business stand in this part
OF our city, was 10 hn Kelly, who about
year ago started a bakery, proving bv
his success that all required was energy
and good article to draw custom
Our citizens were astonished at the
unwarranted attack upon the Russian
sailors who lately visited our city, and
from diligent inquiries amongst both
ladies' and gentlemen we find that the
late effuslon in the e. E. 81 @. meets
with their dlsapproval. That for po,ite-
nesss and good behavior they were far
superior to the crew of the Powha ttan.
an American frigate which laid here for
ten days or so in the winter OF 10 We
find that they procured from j. Kelly,
baker, 300 pounds of bread per day aud
100 pounds of fresh beef from j. Gala
han, besides other eatables using none of
the ships stores. The crew consisted of
100 men, of whom % were in hospital
in Phi ladelphia.
From the above it is plain they were
no mean buyers as far as the crew were
concerned. As regards the officers mess
we known nothing, nor can we find that
tney made purchases in an particular
place to any large extent-the deduction
which is generally drawn is that sore
one who failed to get big profit told the
yarn to the E. E. & q. correspondent and
hO SWdlIOWtu lut Ddlb.
A schooner, having aboard the Min
erVas yacht club of Philadelphia put
into our city late last night. and were
spread beautiful repast ON short notice
" mine host Anthony of the Delaware
Hotel. They were on their way home
after days trip down the bay.
One of Seals carryalls passed through
our city yesterday morning, having
aboard the United Cornet Band on their
Tn fha harynSf ho nf
HANDSOME LAUNCH.-The new
three-masted schooner"Da Milliken,"
Was handsomely launched on Wednesday
last from the yard of James Abbott and
Co., at Milford. She was christened by
Miss Annie E. Marshall, who broke the
wine bottle over the bow with the custo-
mary ceremonies, in graceful manner.
The schooner is of the following dimen-
sions. Keel 95 IL. beam 25 fl. hole #.
s in Carries 250 tons. She is owned
by Thomas McCrite of Philadelphia. Mr..
Town of New York, DR.. Marshall, James
IL. Postles George Parker, Joshua BEN
nett, Reyner Williams, Joshua Steward !
and Quits Robinson of Milford. She
will be rigged, spared and fitted out at
this place. Capt. Curtis Rob inson will !
command her.
For CLEvELAND.-The Knight Temp |
lar of this city and State who propose at |
tending the grand conclave In Cleveland, |
next week, will leave for Philadelphia |
on the $40 train tomorrow morning ,and |
will leave that city at o'clock in the |
evening. The following Sir knights !
will compose the party: John Aiken,
James II. Price, j. Winfield Scott, John |
B. johnson and Thomas Davidson, of |
this city, aud John w Flick. of Smyrna
hey will go with Philadelphia Com
mandery. Chas. b. Heisler, of Newark
will go with Mary Commanders, of Phil
adelphia.
ENTERTA TAINMEN T-Last evening
Walola Lodge No. G3 |. O. G.. F.. held an
open meeting, celebrating their 10Th an-
niversary, in their room (McClary's aalD
The room was comfortably seated and
visitors were pleasantly entertained, with
instrumental and vocal music, speeches,
select reading, and essays. After one
hour and half of enjoyment the meeting
was closed by E. +. Ii. Martin, p. w. q.
F., all returning to their ho mes highly
delighted.
LOST BoY.-This morning, shortly be-
fore II O'Clock. officer George Donovan,
of the Second Precinct found little boy,
aged about four years, sitting In the door
of Geo. w Stones store on Water street,
between Market and King streets. He
took him TO the City Hall, where young
colored boy recognized him as George
Outlen. Mr.. Donovan, in company
with the colored boy who knew where
the little fellow resided, started and took
him home.
NEW LINE FOR PEACHES. The east
side of Kent ships the bulk of the peach
es by barges towed by steam tugs to Bay
side, the terminus of the New Jersey
Central Railroad, by which line they go
direct to New York at twenty cents a
crate OF fifteen cents basket. Some of
the shippers are pleased with the arrange
ment but others are not. The latter say
the fruit does not arrive in good time and
condition.
The Triumph Truss Is marvel of
ingenuity and accuracy and
hence if properly adjusted Will hold any
Hernia in practice, when the Triumph
Rupture Cure, will infallibly and speedily
cure it. These wonderful appliances are
sold at 1915 Chestnut street, Philadelphia
and 334 Bowery, New York where the
Truss "a 1Dnrruutpd and tha T1Irp (slJ0r-