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The daily gazette., 1879-08-20
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TIE AUTHORS OF THE BOSTON SAFE
TRAGEDY In CUSTODY.


THE AUTHORS OF THE BOSTON SAFE
TRAGEDY In CUSTODY.
BosToH, August 10, 1879.
Two men, . Greek named Antonio
ArditO and Nicolo lnfhntano, AN Italian,
who are known To be the murderers OF
Mr.. J. r. FRYE, are IN custody at Station
3. The credit Of bringing to justice. the
guilty parties belongs TO officers James
Wood and John Howard, of the Third
division, who haze lAbored assiduously,
by day and night In their work. From
the first, when they learned Of the visits
Of little Italian "Joe" to the house Ut
Frye, they we're convinced thAt the
but ,hery Of the old man Was the work
Of none others than Italians.
Even after II tie J0e's release from
custody on Saturday night they were
n It shaken In their opinions. From II :
formation ohtained early on Monday
they became still moe positive. They
learned that . certain Greek named An
touio Ardito had BEEN moving about ct
the north end and WAS the subject Of sus-
plcion among the Italian people of that
locality. The officers found that Ardito.
who Is but % years old, had been In this
country about two months. having fed
from Italy 10 consequence of murder
he had committed there. Ardito WIS
found 70 be employed 1t the barber shop
No. - Fleet street, whore he was 90
cust0med to sleep 1t night.
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THE MARK ETS.

Beef steak, 14a2Oc; sirioin, 18a2Oc;
roast, 14a18c corped 8al2"; clipped
25a3Oc; ham sliced 16alS Wholesale, 10c.
shoulders, 8alOc; fitch, 11a12c; pud
ling, 16c Aog's-head cheese, 12c; lard
lOc; mutton, 10a12c; chops, 16a18c veal
lOai6c; outlets. 18a20c; chickens. 10al2
a 10; 75aSl. per pair;. spring chicken,
30 per h.; butter, 25a30 cents per pound;
eggs, Is cents per dOz.; onions 1a6c per
bunch; soup beans, 8 cents; cucumbers
a &c. per piece, new potatoes, 1Oal6c
half peck; new apples, 8ai6c. half peck;
spinach, 10 cents, per half peck rho
barb2a3c bunch;rockHsb, 123a15c per p.l /;
founders, 10 cents; black bass, 26a
soc per string; cat fish. three found for
49,; kale, lOa12per half peck; lettuce. la
per head; green peas, 10ai2c per hf PIX;
radishes, 3 q &c per bunch cabbage, 2a5 per
head; new ltomatos Sa12c per half peck;
sQashes, 1a5c. per piece; new beats, 4c
per bunch; string beans, cents per halt
peck; butter beans, 100 per half peck
raspberries, 12c per qt. red; 8a10, black
whortterb berries, 5a8u box; black berries
Q boxes for % cents; new corn, 8a1Oc per
duzen; egg plants, 5,8 per piece; peaches
| 2a25 per hf. PIX; watermolons, 10aN pei
piece; cantaloupes, 25c per basket; Eat
cents per piece; plums, 1Oal5 per box
lima b-ans, 15c. per quart; sweet poGa.
toes, l5a25 per hf. PIX; grapes, lOalo pei
nuund
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Two hundred and eighty-nine car loads
Of peaches passed over the D. lawars
Il. H.. yesterday.
Turtle soup 81 Fullmer's.
The pave nent ut the northwest corner
of Water land French streets has been
relaid.
Another pigeon match will take place
to morrow, the birds being flown from
the U. q. Hotel.
Salt oysters at Fulimer's.
Owing to some of the track b ing
washed away, no excursion train will run
TO Ocean City 20 morrow.
A. U. Harris OF this city Ia now en-
ployed on the Philadelphia Times.
Tender loin steak ct Fullmer's.
As rule the watermelons offered for
sale In market, thus morning were small
Deviled crabs At fullmer's.
Tho alarm of fire last evening was false
Tha "big Quarterly takes place on the
last Sunday Of this month.
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NO RESULT.
A DANGEROUS RACE.

TWO LADIES IN A PHAETON PURSUED
BY A LOCOMOTIVE FOR HALF A
MILE.
Two ladies in a phaeton were cross
ing the track of the New York branch
of the Pennsylvania Railroad yesterday
on the Lamb Tavern road, when
heavily laden freight train, proceeding
northward at high rate of speed, came
almost upon them. Miss Helen Iced,
of Tioga, who was driving, endeavored
to hasten the horse over the track, when
the animal turned and rushed up the
track just IN advance of the moving
train aud upon the same line Of rail.
Miss Leeds companion, Mrs. Richard
Harper, Of Trenton sprang from the
phaeton, alighting on the south-boand
track, from which-she had only time to
escape as a fast express train rushed by,
going south.
Mean while the lady in the phaetor
strove to turE the frightened ANNA
from the track and urged it to greater
speed to escape the fast approaching
freight train, the engineer of which re
versed his engine and sharply whistlet
for brakes. The next crossing east of the
LdfuU aVcTH TOdu, 10 partly -STducu
street, just west of Germantown Railroad
junction and little less than half q mile
from Lamb Tavern road. Miss Iced.
finding she could not turn the horse from
the road, urged the animal toward the
crossing as the only means of escape.
She reached it just in time, and with a
desperate pull at the reins turned the
horse's head down the steep hill so quick
ly indeed that he fell into the ditch at
the roadside, bringing the phaeton and
its fair occupaCt on top of him.
Some gardeners near by rushed up and
gave assistance, and the conductor, hav-
ing stopped the train, came rushin
back, thinking that the engine had
struck the carriage, 30 close were they
| together, when Miss Iced succeeded il
getting out of the way. Her injuries are
| painful, but not serious. AS soon as sh,
was lifted from the wreck Of her carriage
she lauehe merriIy, and said she Away
knew Fldo, the horse, could beat ,
| freight train, and Immediately tainted
| Mrs. Harper was taken up in senseles
condition, and carried to an adjoining
| house, where she presently recovered
| During the exciting race the engine wa
at no time further away from the phae
ton than twenty-five feet. Had Miss
Iced lost her presence Of mind, or hat
the train men failed in checking the
speed Of the train, the escape of the la
| dies had been impossi ble.-Phild. Times
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THE YELLOW FEVER AT NEW
ORLEANS.

Now the return of pestilence to the
cities of the South, especially Memphis,
and perhaps others, recalls to the mind
of the reader the sad calamity which oc-
Cured to New Orleans last year, and
and vividly forward the great good &C
complished by the far-famed Charity
Hospital Of the Crescent Ci,y, whicn II
was enabled to do only by the generous
support it received from the revenue de-
rived from the celebrated Louisiana ,ta'e
Lottery, which announces its ll2th
monthly drawing will take place on
September 9th, and the tickets for which,
or any information lelative thereto, can
he had on application relative to NJ. A.
Dauphin, P. o. Box 692, New Orleans
La, or TO the same at No. 319 Broad
way, New York City. ..--
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RICHMOND, Va, August 10.-Jamfs
n. Stevens, who on the 18th inst. muir
dered his wife near Fincsstle, Va, has
commit ted suicide. Afer killing his
wife he took to the woods where he re
NAMED concealed for week. when be
returned home and seating himself on .
block of wood in the yard, shot himself
through the heart with the same wear-
on be had used upon his wife. The ORR
gin OF the tragedy is said to have been
jealousy. Iits sai,f al 3.
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1HERIrFssALE

y HERIFF . SALE
> BY virtue OF n writof Levari Faciess
o me directed, will be exposed TO Public
THOMAS d. BRADWAY. =.
In Delaware City, In Red Lion Hundred
New Castle County. Delaware, on
The 18th Ray Of September,
ID, Is Q, at 10 O'Clock. q, M,
The following described Real Estate. viz:
AL those, the following tracts or pieces
Of Land, meadow and marsh, situated In
st, Georges hundred, in the county Of
New Castle. and State OF Delaware, bound
ID as follows: Beginning at q stone, .
corner of John Alrich's land, between the
new house built by A dam Diehl aud Q GER
Tain VIM. elmer. near the nited states
Alrich's and running by a line of his land
south seveaty-twD degrees west SO perchee
and LILO to a stone, o corner OF the said
Alrich's land, ther ce by his line south -
other stone, thence south 80 degrees west "a
perches to q stone, and standings tho end
of q ditch between the marsh meadow OF
'aid Diehl and Giner, and the said John
Alrich, thence the same course by the said
ditch seventy four perches south perches
and lilo south degrees minutes. west
So perches south 80 degrees 80 minutes,
grees west o. perches and 'elo, canal about
lperches above the large sluice thence by
the inside of the Public Road, Is degrees
and % minutes, east SO perches and LILO
hen north % degrees 45 minutes east l26
perches and 9 ITO to near the northeast end
Of Augustine Bank, thence by several
courses of the river Delaware, and bini-
ing herewith to the Uni ed States pier
lot. and by the lines of said lot until with.
In the line OF the centre OF the wharf erect
I'D on said lot, theme by John Alrichs' line
north SO deg rees thiri seven minutes west
to the place OF beginning, containing with
in these bounds "a acres and "a perche OF
upland and marsh meadow, be the same
more or less.
And the other of said tracts or pieces of
land and marsh meadow, beginning at o
stone standing 20 feet north Wardiy Of the
lrsL described track beginning and run
Ming thence parallel with the drst line OF
the first described tract and at the distance
Of twenty feet from it, south u degrees
west thirty nine perches and two tenths to
q stone standing on the west side Ofa small
sprout of marsh, thence down the said
sprout north % degrees so minutes east 50
perches ana 10 north degrees IS min
grees east 81 peIches and Ito to Q ditch
that divides John Alrich'e marsh now the
heirs of John Alrich. from thence by said
ditch north e1ghty-nine degrees east TO low
down law water mark as Aforesaid to the
United States Pier lot, aforesaid, and BY
the lines OF said lot near the west end OF
the wharf, thence parallel with the line
drawn with the centre Of said wharf at the
distance of 20 feet from 1t on the northerly
minutes west to the place OF beginning,
containing 90 acres. roods, and 70 paroles,
more or less.
Seized and ia ken in execution a. the pro-
JOHN PYLE, sheriff.
Sheriff ONCE. New Gas tie, August ioth.
1873. augxUStaWts
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Rersoual.

John FuIlmer and family, who have
bseDspending some time At Rehoboth,
returnsd home last evening. a
Ferd, FuIIner, who has also been at
Rehob0tb, left yesterday for New York,
per ste Gamer Of the OLD Dominion Steam
ship Company, from Lewes. He will
visit Newport, Saratoga and other sum-
mer e,0rts before his return home.
Thomas McCorkl-, Esq, Is spend ng a
short vacation at sharon Springs, N. Y.
He ~ stopping 1t she United States
Rev. J. H. Caldwell, Of st. Pauls
Church, has left Ocean Grove, NJ,
and Jn- to Brandy wine summit Camp
where he will remain until Il closes.
Mr.. John Sparks, Of No. 4l8 Market
street, and MI. Samuel Murphy, Of his
C,,y sr s's shsx r All sndsavcr to ,mUrovs
their health by slipping the healing
waters OF the famous resort.
The daily gazette., 1879-08-20
TIE Bl-METALLIC STANDARD.

WASHINGTON, August 19.-Advices re-
ceiyed at the State Department from the
diplomatic representatives and special
agents of the United States In Enrope
continue to favor the opinion that the
efforts of this Government TO bring about
a JOINT reconsideration by America and n.
natalie stan nard question will prove
successful. No positive official assurances
have been recei we'd, but indieauons all
poiut to a willingness on the part of the
princi pal European States to at lefstjoin
il full and appropriated discussion OF
the subject.
The daily gazette., 1879-08-20
LARGE TOBACCO LEAVES.

Mr.. Nicholas Jenny, Jr., Of this city,
has in his possess on at the present tim'
three large tobacco leaves, the largest OF
which measures "a by 81 inches. The
leaves were grown on the farm Of Will
liam Schlogel, Mr.. Jenny's father-in-law,
who resides on the new London road,
near Kimbleville. He has about six
acres planted in an old clearing which
at one time was conder ned IS being
worthless. He expects to realize about
unethousand dollars from the crop.
The daily gazette., 1879-08-20
Swearing Against HIS Wife.

People looked in wonder last night
at the police station when man appear
ID az inst his wife. whom he had ares
ted Tor disorderly conduct. From his
evidence it Was shown that the woman
was au hab,tual drunkaid and made the
mans home almos. q pandemonium by
abusing and cursing HIM while under
the influence OF liquor.
She was fined one dollar and required
to pay costs.
The daily gazette., 1879-08-20

During the run on the false alarm of
fire, last night, tho steamers and hose
carriages of the Reliance and Washing
ton fire companies got entangled near
Front and King streets, and the result
was a rough and tumble fight, the Wash
ington company being the instigator.
1t is queer some people who run with
fire companies cannot act like law-abid-
ing citizens,
The daily gazette., 1879-08-20

The regular treat fical'season will open
in this city on Tuesday evening next, at
the Grand Opera House. The company
that will appear ~ known as the Nor
daunt- Boniface combination, and thes
will be under the management Of Mr..
John D. Mishler. The performance will
consist Of The Queens E0idence. The
Company opened at the Walnut street
theatre, Philadelphia, last week, and
were greeted with large audiences al
each performance. The play Is full OF
dramatic points, aud startling situations.
The daily gazette., 1879-08-20
THE SEPTEMBER COURT.

The next term Of Court for New Gas
tie County will commence at New Castl
on the third Monday (15th) Of Septem'
her, and will b. the frat of the addition
al terms of the Court of General Sessions
OF the Peace and Jail Delivery provided
for at the last term Of the Legislature.
All criminal cases, except capital OF
FENCES, will be tried at this term, and
thus give more time for the disposition
of oivil ,busi ness a. the usual November
term of the Superior Court.
The daily gazette., 1879-08-20
MISS RoACH,s LOVE OF WINE.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 1S.-Rumor hae.
been rife here In regard to the history O
M iss Laeinia Roach, who threw heEBele
froin the 81 Gamer Bristol, 10 Long Island
some time Miss Roach boarded with .
Mrs. Russell, at I103 CalIowhil1 street.
Her friends say that she occasionally
INDUCED too deeply In wine, when she
would be exceedingly ugly in temper. -
woman living in Green street says thae
when the body shall be recovered abe
will have It brought here and buried,
from her residence. She also promises
to make full revelation Of the girls his-
tory at some future day,
The daily gazette., 1879-08-20
ANNUAL REUNION,

The annual reunion Of the veterans Of
the Fourth Delaware Regiment takes
place at Mt. Cuba on the Delaware
Western Il. R., tomorrow, a special train
leaving this city At o O'Clock. The CON-
mittee having the affair Ia charge have
completed all arrangements which will
tend to the success VI the affair. The
American Rifles and Dupont Guards,
have been invited to participate, and have
accepted the invitation. Previous to the
train leaving they will give short stree
parade, headed By the American Rifles
band,
The daily gazette., 1879-08-20

Attest TRIAL.

1t has been previously. announced In
the GAZETTE that the Water Witch Fire
Company, were engaged upon the work
OF attaching an arrangement to their en-
g'ne. whereby they could use petroleum
Ia place Of coal. Although the. arrange
ment Is not entirely completed, still it
mas progressed so far that q trial was
made list evening at the corner of Fifth
and Shipley streets, which although not
eutlrely satisfactory, demonstrated the
fact that the underta king will be a sue
Cess After the oil had been let into the
furnace, thirty pounds of steam was
raised in q very short space of time. The
work Will be completed In few days
when another trial will be made.
IN'H THAT CONFERENCE.
The conference between the p. W.
B. B. B., Compsuy's counsel, George
City Council, in reference to footway
over the railroad bridge and other mat
ters. did not come off yesterday morning
az wa expected, but will he held to-mor-
tow morning. Benz. Nields, Esq, cOun-
sci for the Pusey & joiner Company, will
also be preseHt. RS the conference will
also consider the railroad that runs down
Lombard street, past this company's
works, in regard to the jurisdiction of
OuO City uVcr tu0 Uou OI tu0 . T60C OCCu-
pied by this railroad. Various other
matters may also BIZ considered at this
conference.
EVIDENCE ALL IN.
The special committee of five who
were appointed at the last stated
ed meeting Of the Water Witch Fire
Company to investigate the charges
brought against one Of the members for
sevarely whipping the horses while 60
ing to the fire ont Eighth street, have
concluded their labors. They examined
number of witnesses, and will submit
their report at the next stated meeting of
the company on the first Monday in Sep
TENDER.
NO RESULT.
A meeting Of the Sixth Ward Demo-
Gratis was held last night, to hear the
report Of the committee on candidates.
The committee was not ready to report
and the meeting adjourned until to-mor-
row night.
FIRST WARD REPUBLICANS.
The First Ward Republicans will hold
| Q meeting tonight to consult about cal
didates rs well AZ the Democrats.
4 BRACE OF JAIL BIRDS.
Two prisoners were taken to Jail to-da,
by the police.
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AMONG THE PEACH PLUCKS.

: Yesterday party consisting Of I. j.
Talley. wood agent P. w. y B: r. K. !;
J. w. Lawson, paymaster, P. W. u b.
r. R.; Col. Jas. Fl. Price, clerk, P. W..
Il B. L. R.; S. R. Lawson, storekeeper,
P. w. & B. R. R., and Mr.. All: Parsons,
of the Dollar Savings Bank of Plttsburg,
went down the Delaware Railroad to
Bridgeville, and, by invitation, paid a
visit to the peach orchards of Messrs. II.
P. and P. l.. Cannon. These orchards
are among the largest of Sussex county,
and as peach picking is now in its BUSH
est part they beheld an interesting scene.
They were shown thu ough the orchards
and had the peach business in all its de-
tails practically illustrated.
The Messrs. Cannon ship to New York,
Philadelphia, Wilmington and other
places. and aye the largest shippers
around Bridgeville. They have two very
large orchards containing over 5000
peach trees.
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THROWING CARGO OVERHEARD
BALTIMORE, Md, Aug. 10, 1879.

The steamer Sea Gull, from Charles
ton, reports that when off Rappahan-
mock, on the 18th inst, at forty minutes
past nine D. m. :, she was spoken by the
Norwegian bark EmbIa, hence for Suns
derland, which had lost fore and main
mi is in the gale. The same day. at two
d. M, she desired assistance, and tug
was sent to her.
The steamer Louise, from Roanoke
strong northeast gale on the 18th inst,
forenoon, in Chesapeake Bay; shipped q
heavy sea, and after getting up to James
Point was obliged to throw overheard
part of her cargo, about 80 900 shingles
and 800 bushels Of wheat, and put back
to Pa,uxent River to save the steamer
from sinking.
The daily gazette., 1879-08-20
Hamty Package Dyes.

These popular dyes are put up IN pack.
ages at is cents each and are warranted TO
dye from TO pounds Of wOOllen, SILK or
cotton goods. Are more convenient and
mall to any address on receipt OF price,
''"oe '1pp JAMEs BELT. Druggist,
Agent for Delaware,
Cor. Sixth d Market SITS.
HOlmam's Liver tad
Has worldwide reputation. establish
ed through its wonderful efficacy In ell all
ments that have their origin In torpid
liver or diseased stOm ach; such as bilious
ness, dyspepsia, rheumatism, SICK head
acne, &c II cures by absorbing the dis
tie vegetable tonic into the syetem. Have
absorption salts, body and foot plaster.
also. Pamphlets with further particulars
sent by mail 6y ...
Cor. sixth \ Market SITS.
Vitalixed PhOsphRtes.
They supply the 8, stem with the eie'
ments that are carried off by overtaxinl
the brain and nervous system; are very
sia and neuralgia. For sale Wholesale anc
FLAMES BELT, Druggist,
Cor. SixtR & Market Sts.
Electric Disks.
They produce q constant electrical cur
rent through the diseased parts; can De ap-
piled and wora W tn comfort by any per
son for the relief OF old rheumatic and neu-
ralgic pains. GOODNESS and stiffness OF tne
limbs, &c. Sent by mail by
FLAMES BELT, Druggist,
Cor. Sixth q Market Sts.
LADIES'DEPAR
For Supporters. Braces. Trusses, Elasli'
stockings, Anklets, Knee laps. Syringes
&c.
~Private Room. Lazy Attendant.
Private entrance for Ladies' at No. Wes
SiAtn street.
+ u. JAMES BELT.
Wholesale and Retail Druggist.
Corner Sixth and Market sreets.
Wilmington Delaware.
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Archie Riiey's" Luck

WHO MAKES A CHARGE OF LAR
swEARs TO HAVING HIS WATCH
.sANp srAMMERs WHEN QURs-
~ Al TO A COMPROMISE.
Pe aonnd town were on tip-toe
scsallon last Wednesday when IL
a i that Archibald Gallo
s@ Archie Riley" young man
sats very bad reputation for In
uaa Deem arrested. When 1t was
aa .aat Archie was being kept ia
iU,nnhement in his cell, cut of
communication with his friends
tns police were working hard
ned. A'' "iieS' "@
n , case came to light last
.he police station when Riley
@ III, In the dock and William
~a m called \ as the first witness. H.
F Te., Esq, represented the prison
n NJ . Witness commenced his to- IT,
\ LAY vague Indirect way, saying
uaa NO Special charge to make.
!. us wife had said the prisoner
c - watch. The police had worked
tcS Gnt he believed had not got
bau u' me prisoner then spoke of
ding 3een made to return the
soa ssesckon," SAID he, "there mnst
h bar MY plans suggested as to no W
|onls 'e Inc watch brought back. D
rucb Ia lame NJ parties who had
n c ~ oilers, and hestitated when
cd Tue Oh those offers had not beeu
adj he' however, denied thai
ImnS,u 70 the losing of the watch
s,raa, he was coming alorc
street ..reet, between Sniplev ane
VseI ee.s, at a late hour Saturda,
|athar,.Sw hen a crow of young feI
hsw ' ~ around him and one ask ef
4 and ~ ~ tobacco. He granted tn,
a 'ad then went his way: afre,
Hs baa Instance he missed BIZ
RiIs RIM. Iaa a faint recollection O
H. If no ~ the crowd, but sould no
"' he was some what intoxi
sat Schh%@'p ssaa,, when did you mis-
btulII nes ASKED ssi the Mayor.
was pon ~' n'ay, when my wife toll,
ppbe'i 0n ,t was the answer.
inp cr WAY then subjected to
In relat; examination by tn
D. the c caU, to offers made to con-
be ohts;Se, nut no direct answp
spd T9 % other witnesses wer, ex.r
case. /, testimony, ,' threw no llel
isoner wa. va" s plain to be seen tbs
rner ea was ! safe a enough. Uounse
pt sufii . s,sn Mayor said that the,
h the lent lent evidence In tho 'n co.
the c prisoner for court and o ' III
The daily gazette., 1879-08-20

The storm being over the peach mar
ker was better supplied this morning,
than during any pr vious day this week.
The arrivals consisted of about three
thousand baskets and two hundred and
fifty crates, which does not include the
quantity that arrived by wagons. The
quality is improving every day. Prices
ranged this morning from so to Is cen
per basket, according to quality. The
retail price was from II to rs cents pei
half peck.
The daily gazette., 1879-08-20
THE LANDLADY WHO KILLS.

TROY, N. Y, August 19.-Mrs. Pat
rick Hannabray had an alteration with
Matthew Duffy in her saloon, At the cor
ner of Hill and Washington streets, 1t 9
o'clock last evening, in the course Of
which she struck him over the head with
the rung of an old-fashioned rocking
chair, INJECTING injuries of which he died
at o'clock this morning. She is under
arrest.
The daily gazette., 1879-08-20

NJ Office IL hereby given TO the Scnooi
~ Committees OF the respective School
Distriets within this State, that have
app0rtioned among the several Counties
OF this Stale. the clear income for the
present year OF the fund for establishing
Free schools. and have divided and Idis-
tributeJ the share thus apportiqned L,
each county among the several Districts,
city Of WILMINGTON, M. County sia 80,
And TO each OF the o her Districts in New
Castle ounty e95 81. To each of the dis
tricts IN Kent County s73 90 and TO each
o. the Dtstricts In sussex COun' y, @55 81.
The Dividends due the Districts In New
Castle County are payable at the Farmer.
Bank At New castle to the Districts In
Kent County At the Farmers Bank a.
Dover and to the Districts In Sussex
County ~ the Farmers Bank at George.
town. ROBERT J. REYNOLDS.
State Treas. and Trustee OF School Fund.
Dover. Del, Aug. 10 1879. atd2tw.