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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-01-31

The ST. Louis Democrat declares the
final triumph of the Radicals of Missouri
over the Frank Blair conservative faction Of
that State, in the election by the Legislature
of Charles d. Drake for United States Sena-
tor. One year ago the conservatives and
Democrats rallied under the banner Of Frank
Blair, who declared his determination TO
break down and destroy the Radical organiza
ton in Missouri, and who confidently count.
ed upon himself being the next United
States Senator from Missouri. The political
campaign last fall was most bitter
and personal one Gen. Blair and Mr.. Drake
met each other upon the stump, and wsscd
a long struggle before the people. The re
suit was the utter defeat Of the Blair State
ticket, the thorough route of the Blair party
and the final election of Mr.. Drake to the
United States Senate, as well as the securing
of the State to the control of the Radical
party by majority Of over twenty thou-
sand. The Democrat has good reason to
eXult
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-01-31
A GRAND swINDLf:.

A Grand Cit Concert in Ipilminy,oa-- Southern
Emigration C0apdny--S 900. 10 be GireR
.imdy on !rtb,Ualy 21st-7he Whole Thing a
HnniJny and Tie " Secyetniy' in .IdH.
For some time past circulars have been distributed
in this city headed Homes for the Homeless!
Grand Free, distribution of 100000 worth of valua
Bile property consisting of Farms sewing machines,
works of art &c., and SlO 900 in gold" snd nnnonnc-
ing that the Southern Emigration Company woid
give grand promenade concert at Institute Hall, in
this city, Oh February sist, 1867.
$50 900 tickets to he issued and 1000 gifts 10
be given. Single tickets one dollar. Orders by mail
are to be directed TO Prestly Scott Co managers No
yO7 Market ST. Wilmington, Del. The principal
Eastern agencies arc at 725 Broadway, New York,
and 25i Washington street, Boston.
John y. Prestcy l. announced as President; +. ii.
Meade as Secretary H. A. Johnson Treasurer, and
o. H. Scott, Musical Director.
The only representative of the firm who has yet ap.
peared here IL Fletcher Meade the Secretary of the
company. lie has engaged rooms at I0i Market St..
which are now occupied by his wife we believe Mr..
Meade himselfunder existing circumstances being I'M
able to occupy them It seems that he real
estate agent ut Camden, Del, aud az such sold farm
belonging to Mr. Dufeld in Kent County, on this 9th
of last October to two gentlemen from New Jersey,
named walcott and lIance lie represented 10 them
that he had full authority To sell the farm and receive
this money and did actually get from them $1,000 as
the rst installpent When they went TO take posses
sion of 1t they were informed by Mr.. Walcott that the
farm was his and that he had nevar authorized tany
ana to sell 1t, that in fact II was not in the markct
Mr.. Walc0lt has been the hunt Of Mead ever since
and finding him fe- dlye ago, in this city, had him
arrested and taken before Justice siyrr who held him
to bail in the of $4,000, to answer the charge OF
obtaining wqney under false pretences in default Of
which he was sent 10 JAZZ ~ New Castle.
| We publish notice elsewhere frpn III officer OF
the Institute stating that the hall was not engaged to
these parties but that it was engaged ior M entirely
different purpose to other parties the day
ed for the concert and drawing the notice also said
that the Institute Hall would net be rented for such
purpose.
The whole thing is Illegal and the persons conleot.
ed with It are indictable under the laws of this State,
for even advertising H. The drawing could never
have taken place, our stae lays on the subject are
full, explicit and characteristicly severe.
The scheme has been extensively advertised all over
the country and large quantities of letters receive
ed by those connected with It, through the Postofce
at this city.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-01-31

The Great Council of Delaware 1. o. r. NJ,
held Its semi-annual session on Monday evening,
the 2sth inst, Mt their wigwam in the Odd Fell
lows Hall, in this city, at which meeting great
amount of business of Importance to the Order
was transacted. Some amendments to the con-
stitution, changing the times of meeting, were
adopted. The trustees reported that they had
rented the third story rooms in the Bradford
building, corner of Third and Market streets, for
the use of the Order from the 18th OF March next.
The reports of the subordinate tribes show the
Order TO be in n very iourishing condition, both
financially and numerically, the tribes increasing
their membership rapidly. The following Isl
list Of the Chiefs of the Great Council of the State
who were elected, in July last, for one year, +
w. G. s., John Fehrenbach,
W. G. ST. Sag, WIN. N. Ransom,
w. G. Jr. Sag, Geo. X Yates,
w. q. Prophet Wm r. McFarane,
W. G. c. of r.. Edwin Ilirst,
W. G. X. of W., Joseph Pyle.
We append also list Of Chiefs Of all the subor-
dnatc tribes In the State. They were Installed
about the first part of this month";
DELAWARE TRIBE 80 ], Al wiLMi>GT"S.
w. s., August IIilgcr,
W. ST.. Sag, Adam Mycr,
w. Jr. Sag, Charles Heincl.
W. Prophet, Daniel Kurtz,
W. c. of r., Charles Somer,
W. X. of W., Christian Spoerl.
xEokuR TRIBE 80. 3, Al wILMINGroN.
w. s., Alexander Chairs,
w. ST.. Sag, Samuel Shepherd,
w. Jr. Sag, James q. Pierson,
w. Prophet Charles a. Brckel,
w. G. of r. Edwin Hirst
w. X. of W., Geo. W. Mccoy.
| SHAWNEE TRIBE no. ., AT SMYRNA.
w, s., VIM. II. McFarlane,
W. Sr. Sag, Joseph Smithers,
w. Jr. Sag John II. Cathcart,
W. Prophet, VIM. Meredith,
w. c. of r., Charles B. Archer
w. X. Of W., Joseph Evans.
The next meeting of the Great Council VIII be
held In their new hall, Bradford's building, on
the fourth Monday in April next.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-01-31
Police Cases.



PnnIANTnRoPIu INDIvIpuAL.--A man named
Bernard McCaron, desiring to clear the pave
mcnt of ice adopted the following modus operandi.
He filed himself with whisky of the pure r. G.
brand and when he got well warmed, laid down
on the pavement Mt the corner of 18th and Tatnall
Ets,, to melt oil the ice. He was succeeding adj
mirably when officers Jones and Hyatt found
him. They, thinking he had done enough for
one night, and fearing that he might injure his
health, took him up and brought him to the sta
ton house, whence he was discharged this morn
ing on the payment of 80 cents and costs.
A wouLp-pE DEAD iEAp.--A boy named Frank
Rcddy went into the Concert Saloon in Ncbeker's
building, Thursday evening without paying. When
the officer in attendance spoke to him about 1t,
Reddy gave him to understand that lie had heard
about enough on that subject. Officer Sheppard
then took him out and put him down stairs. On
the way down the boy attempted to draw a
"billy" on the officer when the latter took the
weapon from him and brought him to the Hall.
Reddy was fined II and costs.
DRuNK.-Joln j. Giilin. having imbided very
freely, became noisy and obstreperous in the
street. Officer Sheppard took charge of him and
claimed down his excitement by putting him in
the cells. Gifin paid 30 cents and costs.
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=. .o. W .s ,,.a ua ,,;d ~ ,on,s md
~. ~. III. !, ,, a., ta,.a,, ,,rh;n,
FouSp r.--Johp Thompson started ont to
,,,,n, ,,n,, n, ,,ro,oa himself nm for thc diff
AMI, In, viii ~ muc oncr tbot he fell
in,a ,,o o,n,,rnoo of n,,,cer sennnrd who assist
~, ill.,, ~, , ST, IIansa p.,oa ~ ,odrrr
nj M. estohlshmcrt i 10 cents and COSTS. q
5000
BACK AGAiN.--l,ernard McCarron was 50 much
pleased with the accommodations furnished by
the city that he came back to the Hall Tuesday
night under charge of officer wingatc. Price of
lodging same that he paid before, 40 cents and
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-01-31

TnE Roip 10 rIiE RIvEE.--We would respect
ally suggest to the City Council that amy further
delay on the matter of asking of the Legislature
authoritity to build bridge across the Brandy
wine may be prejudicial to the whole scheme of
extending our city to the Delaware. The mere
asking for such authority will not commit the
Council to the selection Of any particular route to
the river, as the authority might be obtained to
bridge the stream at any place between its mouth
and the King 81. bridge. Sickness of the menu
bcrs of the Committee and inclemcnt weather
might prevent decision as to the most eligible
route this winter, though we hope that this will
not be the ease. But let the Council decide on
which route 1t may the building of a bridge over
the Brnndywne will become necessary, aud such
a bridge cannot be built without the permission
of the Legislature.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-01-31
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 80
Trade dull, dry goods very dull; flour
dull and unchanged. Yesterday prices.
Prime wheat scarce, ~. go a 3.25, corn
steady, Csc a 81: oats steady and unchang
ed; sugar fair, two hundred and twenty
hhds. Cuba sold at log a lie; whisky dull :;
petroleum dull,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-01-31
MARINE MEMORANDA.

Brig Fanny Foulkc Townsend, of this city
was up at Mobile to load for New York, 22d inst.
at Halifax chartered to load for a port in Cuba
and home again,
Schooner $. b. Wheeler, OF Wilmington. is
loading corn at New Castle, for Providence.
Schooner Margaret Platter Blizzard, is loado,t
in New York for Wilmington, Del.
Scoooner Lena Hume, Applcly, "a hours from
Wilmington, al New York yesterday. Capt. A.
reports the Delaware clear Of ice from the Cap,s
TO Chester
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-01-31
Our City weekIies.

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prove y" pche''ci'i 10 t''e p"s''eSs i"'e'es'S vi
our c'.y
i'""op'' 'no i"h'o vi '.'a' "hh"s'oh i"'
'h"' part vi 'no Guy "cr"s' i''c nrh"s"inc ne'.'
'hc Nnroau pruge' >" "s - '''''hc acccSs 10 '''s
part oi 'he Guy easy
Under the head Of A Word to the CONNER
Gal" our ancient friend, the Republican, dcvotes
quite number of words to us, n compliment
which VIC will return by saying that II could
hardly have chosen n subject more worthy or I'M
portant, though
"what II Is all about,
We cannot well make out"
No,,;,,, cortoi,lv Inns o.cu,r.d IN mar I'm, on
tire omiolitv or o,r fcclinps toward fine BeyvbT-
can. and we therefore have no Ratchet 10 b,,rv.
though our local Ed,tor will hc mucl, n,c,spd Ia
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cine'e"ey Vi "hy 'hoorer III ',,' so'' e'''''. We
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er'ui Prcacher 10 "piegener''' nen,M"'., VI" o''i
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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-01-31

DISCHARGED From SERvicE--The final hear
Ing before U. $. District Judge Hall, In the ease
of John Kyle, brought before him ON n writ of
haJeas corpus, In custody of Lieut. Page, of the
Veteran Reserve Corps took place at 10 O'Clock
Tuesday morning. Kyle was n recently enlisted
recruit, who deserted day or two after his enlist
menl At the hearing yesterday evidence was
produced i'm lis behalf to show that he was drunk
ut the time of his enlistment. DIR. Jones, the en-
aiming surgeon, testified that he was not intox-
;cated Mt the time of his examination, and 1t APP
peared that Kyle had been arrested by the city
police, had passed night in the lock up, and at
the hearing next morning had been released by
the Mayor on his agreement To enlist rather than
be committed to the county prison.
Judge Hall, upon the ground that Kyle was III
toxicatcd when enlisted, discharged him from
the u, s. service.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-01-31

= Tmn RIVER NAviuArioN.--The severity of the
winter seems almost unprecedented. Wn Lea Il
Sons of this City, chartered vessel in Philodel-
phia to load nj New Castle, for New York, some
four weeks ago. After waiting till few days
ago, and finding that she could not get down, on
account of the ice, they were Obliged to ship their
cargo by rail to New York.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-01-31

Mn. Curtis LECTURE. lecture by Geo.
William Curtis, ESQ, of New York, will take
place on Monday evening Of next week.
Mr.. Ralph Waldo Emerson's lecture will proba-
bly, he the last of the course, instead Of the sec
ond. The precise date Is not yet announced.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-01-31

Fn,.L ON THE icE.-A man named Mccain
slipped and fell on the ice on Sixth St., between
Market and shipley yesterday, and was SO severe
" hurt that he remained insenslbe for some
time. He was carried into store and received
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-01-31

In view of the approaching Paris Expo
sition, our Minister, Mr.. Dix, has urged the
French Government to abolish the searching
of strangers baggage, and it is understood
has had iavorably reply.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-01-31

DuEI. WITH FIsr-A SERIOUS AffAlii.--Iues-
day two men named James Lougacre and Samuel
S. Wickersham fought fist fight which resulted
very seriously.
The two got into quarrel In SOME way, and
to settle the matter, the parties went "back
of the hill'' to ''haye il ont" In the "milr'
which followed Wickersham struck Longacre u
blow under the jaw which knocked him sense
less, and he remained in this condition until this
morning, when he recovered his speech but Is
quite delirous. Fears arc entertained that he will
not recover.
According to Mr. Wickersham's account OF the
affair, Longacrc has been trying to pick iig.it
with him for some time and on one occasion
struck him twice In his own shop while he was
shaving man, this was on Monday. The parties
then arranged for the meeting which took place
yesterday afternoon at the "old gum tree near
the cattle show grounds, and resulted as above
stated
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-01-31

IT rsiA,, Jan. 2aih, 1861, 81 o'cocS r. NJ.
The IIoiisc met pursuant TO adjournment.
Mr.. Alldcrce presented the petition OF Thomas NJ.
Crackcn for an Act to incorporate Washington Lodge
No. l. Of the American Protestant Association of
Delaware. Read aud referred to the Committee on
Corporations.
Mr.. Reed presented the petition of the benehcares
under the will of Elizabeth Smith, late of Kent Conn-
ty, for Act for their relief Read and referred to
Committee of three with leave to report by bill or
otherwise.
On motion Of Mr. Raymond, the Senate bill tn i'll
corporate Stella Lodge, No. 30, I. O. of O. f.. Smyrna
Del, was read.
Mr.. Bradford presented the petition OF certain
Electors Of School District No. 81, for Act auhor-
zing them to raise a sum of money on mortgage.
Read and referred to the Committee OH Education.
On motion the House adjourned until 10 O'clock to-
morrow morning
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-01-31

A MOVE IN THE RIGHT DiREcTIoN.-Thcre has
been for long time complaint of the scarcity
of dwelling houses in our city. There has been
general holding of on the part of builders, wait
ing for fall in the prices of building material.
We are glad to see that some, Mt least do not in
tend to wait any longer. Stone is now being
hauled and arrangements made for commencing,
al the earliest possible date, the erection OF row
of twelve fine three story brick houses on Tatnall
st., between Delaware avenue and Eleventh st.
The following firms have united for the pur-
pose of building them, the first named taking
two houses and each of the others one Craig ~
Tatnall, Simpson & Cox, Ferris ~ Garrett, Pick
els & Cotter, jackson a. Sharp, Henry L. Tatnal,
Lewis Curlett II. NJ. Rilc, James Murdoch, Geo.
Capellc, and James Mitchell.
The houses are to be built ON the square so
3long occupied by Craig II Tatnall rs u lumber
yard They are to be first class houses, built in
good style with all the modern convenenees.
Marble buses and steps, and three story main
and back buildings.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-01-31
delaware Trihu,,e
LOCAL NEWS.

REAL ESTATE SALEs.-M. NJ. Child, Real e.
tate Agent, has sold three tlrec-story brick dwell
llugs, on Montgomery ST., for John Mines, 10
james France, for price not made public.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-01-31
Legislative Proceedings.

IrlRpAi, January 29tl 81 o'clock, 7. VI.
The Senate met pursuant to adjournment.
On motion Of Mr. Bewley the House bill for the re-
lief of Alfred Lee Cummings was read second, and
by special order was read third time, and passed.
On motion OF Mr.. BeHlcy, the House bill tn revise
and amend the aci TO incorporate the Green Branch
Ditch Company, was read
On motion Of Mr. Hall. the House bill entitled "a
Supplement to chapter ~ Of the Revised Code" was
taken up for consideration.
Mr.. Hall offered M amendments which M hi mo-
ton was read and adopted
On motion the Senate adjourned nnt n o'rluck
tomorrow morning.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-01-31

At the Brandywine mills, the breadstuffs mar
ket is stagnant on account of the Ice blockade,
No changes in price are reported, and our quota
tons remain as last week =
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-01-31
ss- The price q Lime. The following vote ex,

sE- The price Of Lime The following note ex-
plains itself;--
NoKgIsrow;', Jan, i9th, ls6,.
Messrs. Mliors.
Your conjecture which appeared in
the CoNMEnoINL OF the 18th inst, IN regard 10 tho
price Of building ana hand limo, delivered at Dorer,
correct,
The following are the prices =.
Building Lime, soc Per bislet
Land (lnick) 2.e"
lslaked) Ice -
The foregoing rates are predicatad upon the Railroad
tariff OF March 10Th, 1856 Respectfully,
W. b. RAMBO.
P. 81 The price whom delivered by navigation viii
not be be determined until about the middle of Feb
uary.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-01-31

ELEcrIoN or MISisrER.--A meeting of the
congregation Of the First Presbyterian Church was
held Monday evening to elect minister to fill the
Vacancy carsspd by the resignation of Rev. Mr.
Kellogg. The contest was exciting, and was
protractcd until nearly Il O'Clock. The votes of
several members were challenged for various
causes, among them that Of somewhat prom
incnt and wealthy Young man OF strongly DEM
ocratic proclivities, who 1t appeared owed large
amount for pew rent. His vote was rejected.
The contest resulted in the election Of Rev. DR..
l.andis, who, we understand, is n gentleman of
high talents and culture, and an eloquent speaker
He was an army chaplain and comes to our city
with record Of tried loyalty.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-01-31

ENGAGEMENTS or INSTITUTE HAii.--We have
received the following communication rom
a responsible gentleman connected with the III
stitutc:--
WHAT poLs n MEANi
Hand-bills have been circulated over this city
giving notice of u Grand Promenade Concert
and Gift Enterprise, to he held at Institute Hall
Oh Thursday evening, Feb. 2lst, by the Southern
Emigration Company.
We are authorized TO say that Institute Hall
has not been engaged for this purpose, but that
1t Is engaged on that evening by the Delaware
Fire Co. and that these hand-bills have been
circulated without the knowledge or assent of
any officer of the Institute.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-01-31

SIlppiSG AND AXJpJ.Srs.--Tbere seems To
have been an unusually sinall number Of acci-
dents resulting from this exciting and dangerous
sport this winter. We have heard ranlors Of two
Toys getting their legs broken, but after d;'geht
inn, iry have been unable to trace the rumorlo any
re,jah,,. source. On Thursday sled on West II.
knocked /, horses legs from under him, upset
sleip,, and slightly injured boy or two but no
serious injury was done. On Friday evening,
boy ON the same hill got run over and pretty
nadly cut and bruised. He was carried home,
Int ne no bones were broken, he was soon patch
ed M enough 10 enable him 10 resume the sport.
The sleis running down West ST. cross the
railroad, apd there il story going The rounds
amongst the boys that II boy went down tlsia hill
..hc other night just to train of ears were pass
ilg, and being unable 10 stop himself, had the
good fortune to pass betweaG the two sets OF
wheels Of passenger car. Taking into consid-
Grafton the speed ut which the Aeds run, such u
feat Is possible but boys love fiction, and us We
have been unable to ascertain the name of the
boy, or gee any body who saw Il, we are led TO
The belief that the story originated In the fertile
brain OF some juvenile Sylvanis Cobb
Shedding just now is below par, the warm sun
for the past few days has forced The snow banks
into liquidation, and in the language Of the boys.
The SPORT Is "gone up" It was high fun while 1t
lasted. A gentleman of our acquaintance ealc,i-
lated the speed ut which sled runs after II gets
fairly started, and found that II was mile min
ute, and this on West st., where the decliyity is
much gentler than 1t Is on Bird or 4th SITS.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-01-31

This year there are five Sundays in
March, June, September and December
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-01-31


tiers up of clubs to the TRIBUNE. With small
outlay of time any of our friends can get up a.
club Of from ten to fifty subscribers, and thus aid
in extending the influence Of a Republican paper,
and receive valuable prize. A little effort on
your part, friends, will he Of great service to us,
and we hope, benefit to the cause.
Tul DOMESTIC MAnKErs.-Thc bitter cold,
yesterday, made ii II fearful exposure for the
people "sianding market, many of whom, ~
usual were women. The Doctors bills necessary
to be paid for treatment OF colds, consumptions,
rhcnnatsins and other ills. contracted by stand
ing IN the ley curb-stones during this cold wea-
tlcr would pay very large interest on the cost
of II handsome, convenient, and comfortable
market-housc. OF course everything offered for
sale was frozen to the uttermost extent that freez-
ing Is possible, and many articles were pretty ei-
fectlally ruined. Even IN the market houses the
butchers found II difficult To cut up their meat.
The following were the quotations :-Beer !
steak, 20@25c., Roast, 1G@2sc., soup meat, 100
10; veal, 10mgjc., outlets, 2sc; mutton. 1202Oc ;
hogs, s1O@s1o.Go per cwt. Pork, lie. = III.
There was poor supply Of poultry. and what
was offered was Of inferior quality. Prices high.
Sausage, 16c., scrapple, &c., lard, 1Sm2oc. but
ter 50c, early in the day some sold ms high as GO
odG5c.; eggs. 50c per doz.: potatoes, lSc. hall
peck, IL per bu. cabbage, 3wl0c. per head
beans, 15c. per qt hominy, 12c per ql.; turnips,
&c. half peek; apples 85@5t'c. half peek.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-01-31
Wilmington Markets.
Corrected daily by Tatnall & Richardson.


Quotations furnished this day by Garrett, Kent d
Co.. 207 Shipley ST., Wilmington. Del.