Smyrna times., 1891-03-18

supposed Arctic seal Is at the mead
ODelaware Bay
1ohn S. Eckles, prominent FARMER
~ New Castle, is dead.
,r;,d ducks are plentiful in the Del
aware river, off New Castle
,ost Se5O3O less to run the Sussex
IN. mouse in 1890 than it did in 1889.
D,oomoke City will ask the Wilm-
I'm conference to meet there next
year.
Tho charter is being made out for
40 ne new button factory near the depot
AZ Dover.
Tbe legislature is asked to apprOp-
,;ats $500 to the Peninsula Horticultu-
raj Society
Tho membership OF GumbOrO NJ. E.
chnrcb has more than doubled in the
last two years.
The delinouents returned from Kent
.oaaty number between two and three
thousand, all told.
Dr r.. C. Frame, of Dover, was on
Wednesday, appointed Jail Physician
by the Levy Court.
Anthony ReybOld, Sr., of Whining
ton will receive S3,997 of Delaware's
Direct Tax appropriation.
Three hundred specimens of mine
,ols have been added to the collection
in Delaware College, Newark.
William H. Money, from near Town
.ond has moved to his farm near
Middletown, which he recently pur-
chased.
Three highwaymen robbed T. S. Car
man of a gold watch, chain and S13
Sunday, at Fifth and West streets,
Wilmington.
J. Frazier Purse, of KentOn, has ac-
esDted position as agent and opera
tor at Claiborne, the terminus of the
B&E.S. K. Il.
On Wednesday the Levy Court of
NiddetuWn elected Mr.. George d.
Kelley Of MiddleloWn, treasurer for
New Castle county.
James T. Richardson, an eX tax col
lector of Mill Creek hundred, owes the
county S2797 minus commissions. His
sureties will make good the amount.
The fourth animal state Sunday
school Convention, will be held in the
NE. Church, Milford, on April 2 and
s There will be several hundred del
sgates in attendance.
Rev. c. w. Green, who has been
living at Dover with his family, since
their return from apan, was appoint
ed BY the Phiiadel phia Conference last
week to Glen Moor, nall town near
Philadelphia.
Speaking of Clerk of the Peace, E.
W. Tunnell's retirement, the Milford
Chronicle, Republican, says: Mr.. Tun-
nell takes with him one of the best re-
cords that has ever been made by an
Oficain Sussex county.
Amos Cole, sheriff of Kent county,
has chosen for his deputy Enoch Clark
Of Dover; who has ably and satisfactOr-
iy filed the Office of constable for the
past four years at Dover. Mr.. Clark
is now sworn in and is on duty.
E.W. Houston, Charles r. Jones,
Thomas W. Willin, Joseph Vincent
and Levin Hitch, are applicants for
the Olice of Clerk of the Peace of
Sussex county, To succeed Ebe Tun-
nell, whose term will expire on April l.
The little daughter of Hezekish
ViCkery, who was convicted last term
oieOurt of killing Thomas Smith at
SndtOp n, has been industriOusly cir
sulating petition for her fathers re-
lease. She received quite u number of
signatures.
Cards have been issued for the we'd
ding Of Miss May, daughter of DR.. E.
!. Anderson, a prominent society belle
dDOver, and Mr.. Henry Irving Beers,
j. The ceremony will take place ia
Christ Church. Thursday evening,
April %, at $50 o'clock.
The Democratic collectors of New
vastle county have just returned as
aelnquents nearly the whole of the
poll taxables of the Democratic party
dthe county. The Republican cOllec-
.osot Sussex county have been equal
gas unsuccessful in collecting the
aIes.
WILDCAT AGENT GONE.-M. F.
tharshe, who has been posing in New
vaslle as the agent for Philadelphia
Mutual benefit societies, is missing,
ne induced a number of persons 10
aecome members of the wildcat
Snemes, and, after collecting their
Dues departed.
Inc wedding of Miss Mamie Bay.
W youngest daughter of ex. secretary
state. Bayard, to Count Lewen
lSapt, OF Sweden, is announced TO take
pace early in April. Count Lewen.
.aapt Is the oldest son and heir to the
sA1easlVe estate Of the Lewenhaupt
aniy Of Sweden.
4ee following Delawareans have
0een added to the rapidly grOwinl
2ension list Original, Charles Patton
benjamin K. Mcdowell, w. w. Fleet
zoo, William 5. Harris, Samuel Lewi
and John S. Littleton.
additional pension to William P
pOnoWay, Increase of pension I,
eOrge Crawford.
COLLECTIONS AT GRACE CHURCH
one annual report of the finances O
she S'sce n. =. Church, Wilmington
sIS"s that the expenses Of the churc
~ year were S6,67l. The appOrtiOu
sr,,- sn. o. S6O for bishops salaries an
Ill ior benevolent collections of tn
s.uiea were raised. The total rs
~ p1 .oo .or all purposes during the yea
A. soGlsa '9.: huntington, aged eight year
IcsIm OF an assault committed b
nsss noss IhOroughgOOd, colored, went /
So. ssss last week and identified her Al
e,i,.a ;,sa. ID jail. The penalty for th
@nls Js m ~ Delaware is death. The a.
sss 5A was committed six weeks az,
vssL.., ~ va, 50 brutal that for two or thr,
las s.ss me little girl hovered betwee
M -eeSaED eaED WITH MALPRAcTIcE..
lsvi.srah sarah Miles, who is charged viii
ais ps ps caused the death Of Mrs. Fal
ton M M oy malpractice in Wilminl
haIl i thursday, was held in IS ,Ol
onnS answer the charge before Il