Smyrna times., 1893-03-15

,oinc North, 7.i9. S.2S, $50, A. M35O r ~
Going south 921 l2O5 A. NJ, $50, 533 7.5S i
Closing OF Mails.
Going North, $50, 9.l5 a. m, S.25, sos D. m.
Going South, 9.27 a. m, and Sis p m
Mail for Delaware & Chesapeake rad o
RsItimOre & Delaware Bay will close at 500 a
Opening of Mails.
From North. 30, 10 90 a. m 42O and 61on
s95p m. Wilmington only
County and State Items
Kent County has floating debt
$4,000 in sight.
A bill has passed the House to Dur
ish wife-beaters with forty lashes.
The appointment of insurance com
missioner will be made on March 0S
The Delaware appropriation for tb
Worlds Fair has been cut down +,
$4,000.
Two detectives were dismissed from
the " lLAAh bACh poAlNO lOIGG LOT lnSn h
ordination.
1 Delaware Knights of the Golden
= Eagle will hold their annual session 81
4 Newark on April 3.
". E. Graves and Edward Phillips
want to be postmaster at Townsend
under President Cleveland.
The Pennsylvania Railroad companv
50 is reported, is fighting the New
Castle Electric Railway bill.
Rev. William H. Heard, colored. of
Wilmington, wants to be sent to Ii
beria as United States Consul.
Wyoming Town Council is askins
legislative authority to borrow s4O0
With which to buy FIRE apparatus.
CIV. kenney of the SuSser Countjon
ban applicant for the position of tele.
grapher of the United States Senate.
The Rev. Mr.. fillmore, of Princeton
Seminary, has accepted call to the
First Presbyterian Church, Bridgeyille
Rev. Frank Carpenter, of Leinsic
has accepted call to the pastorate Of
Townsend Church for the coming wear
David Walls, H. c. Collision and
Thomas NJ. GOoden have been an
pointed commissioners of Dover's prison
DR.. Thomas Robinson of Houston
Texas, brother of the Late Chief .Tus. |
tce Robinson, arrived in Georgetown
last week.
falling chandelier caused excite.
nsnt in Claymont's Sunday school |
roOm, aud cut an ugly cash on Joseph
0usy's head.
John Robinson Of Milton. recently
caught l30 herring at a haul in tbs
BrOadkiln. These were the first If
season, and sold "A cents dozen.
Everett D. James and Miss Carrie
IeaI, OF West Dover Hundred. were
married at the PRESBYTERIAN manse in
Dover March ,, by Rev. J. F. Stoneci-
phsr.
Owing 10 poor health the Rev w. /,
r Bowen Of Wilmington NJ. E. Con.
ference will soon withdraw from the
ministry and engage in mercantile
business.
slxIy-four persons were received in
membership at Central Church Wilm.
1glon Sunday morning, and Grace NJ
l. Church received ten new members {
On probation Sunday. 1
Dr. Nathan Pratt of Milford had an
A1ack similar to paralysis while at I
ending the Inauguration in Washing !
ION. de IS improving, however, and
now able TO use bis right limbs.
Inc tennessee Jubilee Singers give
ssacred concert tonight in the Sun v
aay'school room of Epworth Nj. E
Caureh, WILMINGTON. This troupe is
endorsed by Bishops FOss and Hunt d
and others. ar
Crowds of Laurel people thronged D,
me telegraph station on Wednesday
evening awaiting the returns of the h,
fizsimmOns-Hall fight. Various p
snail bets were made on the result NJ
says the Gazette. :.
The Philadelphia Produce Exchange
las recinded its resolution to adoDt a D
giII berry crate, and decided to exact a e.
o'Post Oi 70 cents on all standard fr
GATES, to be refunded on return of the ar
crate and stats. -
s,.,.n be
slate Detectives McYey and Witsil
Ur,e T' returned to the Misses Kelley, of
:, uihgton, two gold watches of which n
iTcsy were robbed several weeks ago. cls
5Ie umepieces were found in a Pnila- da
''Pnla pawnshOp. alb
Inc Wilmington District Alumni As Or
.'SStlon Of Dickinson College will Or
.ol /, ~ lIs annual meeting and banquet see
HIne S.1e National Hotel, Middletown, of
on Monday March GOTH
-'''ing at 6p. rn., banquet 8 p, m.
Deputy Attorney general Giles, Fred ne,
zach and A. w. Cummins and Re
IAoE Bailey of Smyrna attended the M
lheal banquet of the Alumni Associa. Rr,
% Of the Phi Kappa Psi Fraternity MI
Tue Hotel Bellevue, Philadelphia mo
hday. the the
Ine HOmewOOd Land and Improve cei
'9t Company's charter was recorded frit
Wilmington Saturday. These are
: incOrpOrators: James Morrow,
'orge W. Bush, George s. Capell,
aslel w. Taylor and Lewis B. Nor
W. ". The capital stock is limited to Sll
'VOO09, in 500 shares. 81
lsaOWED UEDER.-The New Castle
'se'nc Railway, which every body
opposed was assured, received It's
'sn 't.n blow from the Senate on We'd
,ssaay, much to the surprise of every
~ interested, as it was expected to
ensrtered without opposition. 1t dov
~ come up in another form. BI
EyBt
= ilenator Gray of this State was the
Y member Of the Senate committee
!. .iotelgn relations who did not sign
! ! CON mittee's report recommending
!. uihcatiOn of President HarrisOn's n
,saiian ',nian annexation treaty, and ~
...saloay he had a conference with
'ssi;sIary Of State Gresham on the MN,