The daily gazette., 1879-07-03

UTOOe case IN New YORK, in DeCelnbe
last, opened and published nunc pro
tune In open court.
Adjourned.
AN APPEAL CASE DECIDED.
Judge Strong Of the Supreme Court,
who heard the argument here some weeks
ago in the appeal of A. H. Quinby 4
Co., from the decision of Judge Brad
ford in the salvage case of F. G. Lub-
ker vs. A. II. Quinby e. Co., has render
ed his decision.
He confirms the decision OF Judge
Bradford in the amounts award and the
costa allowed up to the date of tender
but imposes costs succeeding that time
upon the libellants in both courts.
This Ii . decision In favor of the re-
spondents, as by the decree OF Judge
Bradford they were required to pay the
costs of all suits.
TIE WORK OF THIEVES.
The house at Seventh and Wilson
streets of Mr.. K. B. Elliott, who keeps
the peanut and fruit stand in front Of the
old journal building, was entered by
thieves last night and sos taken from a
pocket book In Mr.. Elliott's vest pocket.
He went to bed at IL o'clock, lying
the parment at the head of the bed, and
on awakening this morning, discovered
his loss. No clue to the thieves.
Delaware Boys at Easton.
Among the forty-nine graduates at the
commencement of Lafayette College,
Easton Pa, yesterday were A. j. Burg
ner and j. M. Finn, of Delaware, and
W. Il. MackhalliEs of Elkton, Md. At
the commencement dinner, the toast "The
Masters" was responded to by Harry
Emmons, Esq Of this city, one of the
raduates Of this institution.
A Convenient Arrangement.
Train arrangements have been made
by the Junction and Breakwater Rail-
road which train for Rshuboth Beach
Is made to connect at Harrington, the
upper terminus of the route with the
Delaware train which leaves Whining
ton at $50 In the evsnlng. This is a new
feature IN travel to RehOboth and it is
to be hoped that our people will appre-
ciate the effort.
PORT NEWS.
The new schooner j. W. Ddrby, Jr.,
of this city, built at Milford, Del, ar
rived here yesterday with cargo of wood
for Benjamin Hirst. She is discharging
at Pusey's wharf foot of Thirteenth
street.
SCHOOL HOUSE BROKEN INTO.
On Tuesday night some rascals broke
into the School No. Is, Third and Har-
rison streets, and defaced the walls and
doors, Sesines stealing number of books.
A watch will be put on the school here
after.
Lunch This Evening.
In observance of the near approach of
the national holiday, John E. Graham,
will servo up to his customers and friends
this evening grand sea turtle lunch, at
his saloon Fifth and Adams streets.
Cold lager on tap.
Drunk and an Annoyance,
William Parrady was yesterday arrest
ed at the works Of the Lobdell Car Wheel
Company for being drunk and a great
annoyance to the workmen. Last even
ing he was fined So and required TO pay
costs.
Not True.
Albert Thatcher, Esq, informs the
GAZETTE 1t is not true that he sold lot
of ground on the north side of the Bran
Wy WAhSy III tAC - W dIQ, W buo OcSStlk
q Moore Paper Company, as stated by an
afternoon paper Of this city.
CORONER'S INQUEST.
The Coroner held an inquest at l:4l
o'clock to- day upon the body of coll
ored child three years old, named Sykes
living on New street. A verdict of deatf
from "chronic.pneumonia" was render.
| ed.
WoFkm men VIII Take . Holiday
At noon to-day, the workmen in thu
machine and car shops of the P. w.
B. r. r. Company will quit work anl
take holiday until Monday morning
next.
| Special Council Meeting.
| A special meeting of City Council
will be held this evening at o'clock, a
the City Mills pumping station, to take
action upon the water wheel which
broke down yesterday morning.
ADividend Declared.
The directors of the First Natiopa
Bank, have declared dividend of foul
per cent. for the past six months, clea
Of all taxes. It is payable on demand
An Extra Fane Lunch,
| will be served at A. Hauber's, 200 W
Second street, tomorrow, all day ant
evening.
Hon. Charles Hsys, who was . Re
II nj n hIu<,n has r<>f