Smyrna times., 1880-04-07
PenilSular Items,

! SA4AAaOO4CJl 1GGlllS1
Miss CAadbourne will oiva raoL;,, l..
/ the NJ. +. church, Camden, this evenin,,
AarHi Ith, for the benefit Of the SUNDAY
School
Mr.. j. Thomas Budd, land agent Of .bo
Delaware Railroad Com panv, bv a co.opera-
1--WE arrangement with the New York Fni.
grafton Society, expects to secure the sottIs.
meht ei fifteen hundred Mcnonites on the
lower Peninsula, at an early day.
The New Castle Trustees Of the Poor do.
cided against tho removal Of the AInshouso
ne bids for erecting the new in,aae
| department were all rejected, being r,uch
hisher than the expectations of the com.
Elttee.
}. X. Burnite, Il prominent citizen of
heht ceunty, died al his resi,lonce ns,,.
feiton, on Tuesday Of last week. lie wa.
born near Eikton, Nd, and wa, ;,Laui ~
years et age. He Lad resided 1T FeItsn
nearly thirty years. His funeral took place
The New Iori, Iit5pnt and Jro.e, bovo
ootA had correspondents in Delaware ~
witness and write up the way in which
thoSe olHclaIs WHO have sworn TO psrforn,
ther duty with fidelity evade the lsrfor,,.
ahcS 81 that duty. The Ti,iui, saws. Tro,
the character of tie Southern Dem,crarv
Is not the result OF climatic influences. and
| that II Is not worse in any southern State
than IN Delaware.
he lImlnGton papers discuss new
railroad between Baltimore and pbr,,l.l.
| PhIa, to b" built hy The 3. & q. and PAiia.
"eiphla and Heading c1MIranirs. Tboc cb,r.
Yer IS GA ITS way tulau.u tie MARYLAND
| Legi7iatu:" The rut! Will cross tLo ~rs.
! lU"""ha tr" n.e. above Part bsno.it
amt W.! probably p4ss t4rouxA WiIm;ra;or
/ IL witl bs from % to 80 nailos lorg ana its
eS'itnet"d cost is *S 100000
WH&rNs Al Tuu Eaa.rn .'.d
| Proposals Will - l.,o,rru al l..o Tnifsd
! states i.nGincti's u!i.",, n., - ,.o,n at Tines.
taY APri @D,h, for IL" removal g, ,n.. .iv
! wt"tH"'i Au.>s lhJt have. bcon lvis, Ia
! Delaware Break waite. h4rbor since E,%.f,,-
o"r' 1871. and lh.. ar,r< Of the sc,osu.
er I"t'f "uiu4 Fix m.i,s tbovr C,oS.
! L"d5S Light Tn" estimated coat i &o5
! o)O; az al offset to which. Tia value Of The
car t"es, mainly coal, and wrecks is put at
/ $l5 600
! HE Sussex Peach pEospEcT-It is the
general testimony Of fruit growers in
sussex that, &C far as present lnaicatisup
are concPrned, there viii Le AZ least hall
" crop Of peaches The late varistie,
o.0omtd Fan:" time ago ami Il mild weatheY
I oontinurs the eai!y varieties Will flower next
week. Ex-senator Stoclliey, after an exam.
nation OF his orchards. finds large proper.
ton OF the buds killed but there are epoueh
lott unhult to yield full average half crol
should the weather prove favorabls.--El
tJrl Nc3cS.
REv. MILLER AND REV. NAJoR.-BisLo1
! Merrill, president Of the late session af ,b-
Philadelphia Conference, has ordered thc
msetlng OF the judicial Conference, en-
bracng Baltimore, New Jersey and vii
mlngtSn Conference to meet in WilniDe eton
on the 10Th instant, for the purpose Of 1ry.
ing the appeals Of Rev. Miller, who war
expelled freA the conference, and Rev.
Nj" or, who was suspended for one year, for
their connection With tho recent boSu.
diploma busIRsss. Inc Conference will
consist of seven members Of each Confer
enoe. 1t is expected that Bishop Simpson
will preside HepaJEcaa.
MARYLAND GAMrLING.-The bill to sun.
press gambling, which has for some tins
claliasd the attention Of the Maryland Leg.
lslsture, has passed both braAches, and now
only awaits the signature Of the Governor
to become law. Opposition to its passage
has been fierce and bitter, but the good
sense and terjudgsment of the mem bsrs
svercame all objections, and now another
Of the vices of slavery times is to be con
dsmned by force OF legal snactments.
Maryland is taking the front ranks in moral
reform. Now let her push forward her
political reforms, make a now deal in her
party leaders, and she will occupy proud
poEitioR ameng her sister States.