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Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-29
New Castle.

CLOSE OF THE New CASTLE Institute
closing exercises of the High and Grammar New
CASTLE Institute, WAS held in the school room
last evening. The room was handsomely decor
ated with howors, but was two small to admit
more than one half Of the citizens who came to
witness the exercises. Notwithstanding the in
tense heat, the programme consisting Of songs,
recitations and select readings, gave entire sat
isfaction and ELECTED much applause from the
audience, which was very complimentary to the
Professor, II. H. Hay, the principal, and Miss g.
Deusenberry, the assistant.
The Committee on Rewards, Prof William L.
Lane, Thomas Holcomb, Dr. Stewart and Ed
ward Challenger, made the following awards
To John Campbell for best Defamation ''Ths
Poetry Of Earth and Sea-"
To Emma Davidson for best recitations, ''The
Wayerly Gallery.
To James Booth for drawing -Four Medal
lions"
To Mary vandever for highest grade Of
Scholarship, "The Centre Table and FlAvilla
hiding OF "Rogers and Campbell"
The average OF scholarship was 99, the highest
grade being 100
MAIL RoUTE.-The new Contractor, George
Racine will commence running the Red Lion,
Chippewa, and Hares Corner Mails to New
Castle, on Monday, July LIST. 1t is rumored
that the Chippewa p. o. will be abolished, on
account OF no person convenient being willing
to serve as postmaster.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-29
8Eaths.

sPEAKNAN-On the 2sth inst, Nellie Speakman,
infant daughter OF XII T.. and Emma speakman
aged weeks.
Ihe relatives and friends OF the family are re-
speetfully invited 10 attend the funeral from the
residence OF her parents, 5. ". corner OF Fourth
and walnut streets, sunday afternooni meet at the
house AZ ~ o'clock
WALKER in this city. on the 2sth inst, Anna
Eliza Walker, aged II years.
The relatives and friends Uf the family are re-
spectfuly invited 10 tend the funeral 10 leave the
residence Of her parents, No. III MOnros street on
sunday at 10, A. NJ. Services at ' A. M to prOjeed
TO Bethel NJ. u. ChurCn.
She longed TO pass away
TO dwell from pain secure.
Oh may she rest from day TO day
With Christ and angels pure. M. g. y
BROWN On the morning OF the Goth inst, Ma y
wife OF Robert +. Brown, IN tue 2lth year OF
Her friends, and those of the family are invited
TO attend the funeral to leave the residence OF her
father Joseph Tatnal, at II A. 81 on Thlrd uay'
the ID prox, without further notice.
sTIIBER.-On 2Ith inst, William Ii. Stiiber in the
8Oth year his age. ~ .,.. a.,
Ths relatives and friends OF the family, also the
members of Wa,er Witch Fire Co., are Respectfully
invited to attend his funeral from his late residence
4l2 W. Sixth street, on Monday morning w
O'Clock. S ,lumn nign mass at 81. Peters thuroh'
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-29
What 10 do In cn.e of suo, rol,..


Dr. II. q. Wood in Lppincott's Magazine for
july, says in regard to sulstroke:
Now that the true nature of the disease is
known the method OF treatment becomes most
obvious, and we learn not merely what to do
but what not TO do, As heat is the cause of the
symptoms, common sense points to the abstrac-
tiOn Of the heat Ia some way as the mode of
cure And here again vlvlsection comes in
play.
have taken an animal, comatose, paralysed
by heat, apparently dying and plunged it into a
bucket of cold water. The temperature of the
sufererer at once rapidly fell until it reached
the normal point, and just in proportion that
Of the water III the bucket rose. As the animal
cooled resplrations became more regular, the
unsteady whurr OF the heart was stiled, by-and-
by the eye-lids were lifted, and out from the
CLASSY eye came the beams of new life Ii the
period of uncOnsciousness had been short, the
animal was in a few hours apparently we'll as
ever if long, the animal would recover suf-
hciently to recognize its surrounding, and to
struggle for release, but when allowed to escape
the paralyzed limbs and the SLOW imperfect
progression indicated the profound injury the
nervous system had received, and IN few
hours tue animal would be dead.
The lessons OF these experiments are too plain
to be overlooked Whatever IL to be done in tins
disease must be done quickly. Clinical as well az
experimental observation entOrces this doctrine.
There should in such cases be no waiting for the
doctor. The remedy ia 30 simple, the death 30
imminent, that the good Samaritan passing by
should save his brother. The good samaritan
must have cool head to be useful. Not every
man who falls Unconscious ou hot bay has sun
stroke. There is fortunately one criterion 30
easy Of application that any one can use it. Go
at once to the fallen man, open his shirt-bosom
and lay the hand upon the chest, IL the skin Is
cold you may rest assure that, what ever may be
trouble il is not sunstruck. II, on the contrary
the skin is burning hot, the is certainly sun
stroke, aud no time should be lost. The patient
should be carried to the nearest pump or hydrant
striped to his waist, and several buckets of cold
water dashed over him until consciousness
begins to return or the intense heat Of the sur
face decidedly abates.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-29

he might have made some money. but now.
thank goodness, the strikes are oyer-here Al
least and the workmen hate the very word.
1t II too hot, in fact, to 20 to the theatre and
inc hnest entertainment in that line would
rcarcely pay expenses People want to be ont
OF doors, and that accounts for the great sue
cess OF Sentry's Maennorchor Garden Concerts.
on Coates street, which have been recommend.
ed and are meeting with as much favor as they
nld last summer. They are 30 popular, that il
about to be tried in other localities notably
ine garden, to be managed by the Hassler Bro
thers, in tho neighborhood Of Eighth and Race
streets. These music gardens must not be down
town. for that section ls closed and deserted OF
summer evenings, but must be in the region Of
residences The Coates street location was
laughed at at first but was speedily found to
he the correct spot. INpEx.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-29
Parental InhumanIry.

DEsERTIoN OF AN INFANT CHILD AT SALISBURY.
Two weeks ago couple representing them
selves to be man and wife, arrived at Salisbury,
Md, in the dusk Of Saturday evening" and put
up at the Wicomioo House. During the night,
a physician was hastily summoned, and a child
was born unto them. On the following Monday
the man departed, promising to return but his
presence has not been seen in the town since.
Finding herself deserted the mother also left
on Monday last, first having forced upon a fam
lily in Salisbury her child by threatening to per-
petrate infantcide. The mans name lis James
Stewart, and the womans Susan Billops, and
both reside in Dorchester county, near Cam
hridpa
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-29
Obituary..
HENDERSON COLLINS.

D,nl nnendelson Collins, whose daatb IVA .u
aS'Ied u, ,d briefly last week was the oldest
10 no'a sn'no SS4) and had lived here ali his life
In bia bS,ue respects Mr.. @. was remarkable man
Active gariy h and middle life he was engaged in
prise business and was noted for his entar
tnronshou,,p "u perseverance,. He was widely known
business r.tl Inc state, having been brought in
oD %ss an amiable gentleman with IaSgep depa
many froli oI ihe social faculties which made him
we're ;naonus ;n,a and those most intimate with him
chsr.c,alp preSsed with his many good traits Of
gagged s' IN r. In his later years, though not en-
and stirrine suisr M business, he was still active
1uslent Sss constitution and indom;tah req nus
hoursss ss0onolled % to his departure, and bis sss %
RsUs, "0'e composed and hAppy,-Ntlford
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-29
Railroads.
DELAWARE COUNTY nAILRoAp.


Several persons in Philadelphia and Delaware
counties have agreed TO take sufficient stock in
this road Ito run from Paoli via Media to Ches-
teri to effect legal organization.
THE BALTo & OHIO SURVEY IN DELAWARE 90.
The Baltimore and Ohio railroad company, for
a long time engaged in surveying through
route from Washington to New York have now
reached Delaware county. In many places the
route being surveyed strikes that OF the Chester
Delaware and Philadelphia Central via NewtoWn
Square.
THE PHIADA., DEL. CHESTER R. r.
meeting was recently held at sugartown in
behalf of the Southern route of this road. Two
routes are proposed from Newtown to Downing
town, and the friends Of each are exerting them
selves to secure it. One will cost about S149,-
900 less, while the other offers better induce
ments in chat it passes through more densey
populated country and will have % mill seats
upon it. After the meeting on Thursday quite
a number of shares were taken in favor of the
lower line
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-29
Not a drunk nor an arrest reported at

Not a drunk nor an arrest reported at the
Mayors hearings this morning.
d. II. Kent offers three new and elegant
houses for sale, excellently located
The strike Of the stone cutters at Lockport
N Y, ended yesterday, the difficulties having
been amicably settled.
The Jackson & Sharp Co. shipped yesterday
to New York two Pullman cars and to-day OF
the Woodruff patent parlor cars to Philadelphia
The latter are for the Camden and Atlantic H. r
The fourth championship game between the
Athletics Of Phila. and Baltimore Club. was
played yesterday at Baltimore. 1t was won by
the Baltimore Club, II TO 10. 4
John oKeefe, newsboy, "who sells papers
before and after school hours" has been adj
judged the best Of nine boys examined for ma
val cadetship in Congressman Roberts district
of Nav York
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-29
New York and Loves.

RE ESTABLISHMENT OF THE STEAMSHIP LINE-TRI-
WEEKLY TRIPS.
The Junction & Breakwater r. r., has, finally,
announced the re-estabishment OF the steam
slip line between Lewes and New York. and trips
wi be re sumed on M n a., July 18th, from New
York, and on the day following from Lewes leav-
ing the pier at p. m Three first-class teamers
have been employed, and tri-weekly trips will be
made. The fares for passengers, either way,
sre Lewes, S2,5O Georgetown, 50 Harring-
ton, 1880
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-29
SECOND EDITION.
$50, p. M.
Texas.
INDIAN HosrILTTIEs-wAR APPREHENpEp IN TIE
TEnnIrnnfrn

INDIAN HosrILTTIEs-wAR APpREHENDED IN THE
TERRITORIES.
WASHINGTON, June 20.
letter from Texas states that General Nc
Kenzie, Lieut.. Mitchell and eighteen men
were surprised by band Of Indians, between
Fort Belknap and Jacksonboro', Texas, and
killed only escaped of the party. Letters
from Colorado intimate that an Indian war is
apprehended in Colorado and New Mexico. In
dians are organizing ostensibly for an attack on
the whites, but it is thought that raid on the
frontier is the real object
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-29
No, Never. Nrvar,

IRON the Jeiiersonlsn, West Chester, Pal
II we are well aware that in the Pennsvlvani.
hl'saIloh hlo to Baltimore there are men fayora-
Con',,dll .ne nomination Of Greeley; members OF
encieu oss VINO represent Democratic constitu-
oraS ana whose political faith was 80 apty dea-
md Iy oy Sohn Randolph to consist OF 1--WE loaves
the rant na,iss s VINO advocate his nomination; but
dueed t' auu ME OF our party can never be in
hoYerl '"'o ior hlhl' NO neVtr!
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-29
The Tribune I'm sn..su

correspondent from Sussex county writes
D.. we are glad to see 80 many copies of your
, na,uaule paper coming to Sussex. In other
soS's soS D. when the Railroad and Telegraph were
i0,. Lo ~ !, use IN this county, and the mails came
,a as frequently, there was but little stir in bust
aa the people behind the times in almost
VINO read the Deldipare T',il,iins
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-29
Fenrth Of July Pic. NIt 3.

St. James Catholic Church. on the Church
ground at Dupont street and Lowering Avenue
The Rifle Club of Wilmington, at Schutzen
Park
Phoenix Active Association, at Rosendal, Clay
ton street and Lowering avenue.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-29

The report of the President Of the Board OF
Health of the condition Of the small pox in the
c,ty shows that only twenty new cases were re-
ported to him during the last two weeks--a re-
dnction Of twelve in the number Of the two
weeks previous. He says there are ether cases
in existence in the city, but the families close
,beir doors against tho Health officers.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-29
A., DEL. & CHESTER R. r.
Chimes and Casualties.

Hazonbake and Lloyd, convicted of numbering
Col. George W. Fish, were hanged yesterday at
Oglethorpe, Ga.
At lIackensack. N. J. yesterday John Avery
was hanged for murder of a fellow laborer
named Erb, at Oreskill, in January last.
At Lebanon, Ind, the fourth trial Of Mrs
Glenn for the murder of Jacob Young and wife
has resulted in her conviction, and she has been
sentenced to imprisonment for life.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-29
CommercIaI Reportn.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.

PHILADELPHIA, June 30.
Cotton dull, 264@2694 Provisions un-
changed. Flour dull and declining superfine
IS 50@5 rs extras 6 25@7.OO. Wheat dull
red, $l.750l.s 80. Corn dull yellow, e3964c
Oats, 40tai4c. Whisky, 02c
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-29

PROPERTY SoLD-The fine West street DWELL
ing No. 712 belonging to Mortimer Bye, has been
sold to Mary Belts for S1O,0OO. Mr.. Bye will
remove to Washington street below Delaware
Avenue. into a house in the Haddock block.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-29

LOWERING AVENUE IhIPRovEMENTs'-Wm.
Tatnall has contracted to build 10 houses on
Lowering avenue adjoining the Lots OF Michael
Lalley. to be sold this afternoon.
The street will be opened, and curbing laid
immedately
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-29

The commercial at the SKINNER hesor,s.
THOSE Of our citizens who are about 10 leaVe ior
summer recess, can have the co .hERoiAL forwarded
Ia them, at 19 cents per week. II we pay poS'Ase'
mat Of course, will be additional
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-29
Ano,ber Candida e.

The friends Of Mr.. VIM. $. Hayes, Councilman
from the Fifth Ward, have been soliciting the use
-, his name for tho Mayoralty for several weeLs'
lila has given taem no positive answer, yet but
!. ,,i.posed TO Weld to their wishes.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-29

SABBATH SCHOOL ExoUssIoN.- meeting OF
the Teachers of st. Paul's NJ. Il. Sabbath School
last evening, it was determined to give an ex-
cursion to Collins Beach. The date has not yet
been definitely fixed, but the excursion will be
mnda aArlY in InlY.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-29
Wn.MINoroN HousEnoLDERs Association

WILMINGTON HoUsEHoLDERs AssocIATIoN.--An
adjourned meeting Of this association, to secure
the importation OF Swedish labor, was held, last
evening, Mayor Valentine presiding. Articles
for the government Of the association were
adopted Applicants for membership, and per-
full information Of Mr. S. f. Belts, at Adams
Express Office, No. 5l9 Market street. Orders
should be given in by noon on Wednesday Sd Of
Julv
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-29
FIRST EDITION.
2:3O P. NJ.
Wentber Record.

REPORT OF THE SIGNAL SERVICE
WAsHIHaToN, June 2S.
Weather clear, and partially cloudy with light
to fresh southerly winds, over the middle
Atatea
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-29

FOUNDRY EXTENSION Henry F. Pickles is
building an addition Of 100 feet to his already
large foundry, in East Wilmington and extend
ing it towards the Brandywine creek.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-29
Personal Intelligence.

William Y. Warner returned, yesterday, from
the Boston Jubilee.
VIM. Candy, NJ NJ Child and the remainder
of the party who went down to the opening of
the Ocean House, at Cape May, arrived home
Yesterday,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-29
Marine.

Sloop Ann sailed yesterday.
Barge Nash arrived from Baltimore with coal
for the Diamond State Iron Company.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-29

THUMB CUT.-Samuel. G lrry n workman in the
employ OF seldel & Hastlngs had his thumb
badly cut yesterday by a large pair of steel
shears used for cutting iron.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-29
Sent to the Hospital

The above are only the cases reported at this
office. There are others an existence in tine city
but the Health officers are powerless to enter
the dwellings where it exists.
GEO MCCALL,
President Board Of Health
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-29

The Missouri Legislature has passed re-
districting bill agreed upon by a conference
committee.
The st. Louis Democrat now employs in its
editorial department a distinguished divine aud
a celebrated athlete.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-29
Indians on the War Path,

Reports from the Indian Territory received
at Chicago show that the Kiowas are on the
war-path, but the Oamanches and Arapahoe,
are peaceably inclined.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-29
DAilgi GO.it'aterttal.
JENKINS q ATKINsoM.

u,,NRR ATKINSON. ..."...... Publisher
,v-g0, T,r,nS Bs1., Zee Second PaO~
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-29
LOCAL NEWS.
smnII Pox.
OFFICE BOARD OF HEALTH,
I'm NfNaToN lima OQth 1870

OFFICE BOARD OF HEALTH,
WnnNaToN, June Goth, 1872.
The following is report of the new cases of
small pox reported at this office for the two weeks
ending to-day;
Small Pox 10
Varioloid, z
Total, 20
u
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-29
Nnr,h.Me.,rrn Psnn.yIvnnIn.

nj, rnp vEsr pnANoH - THE THIRD SPRING
rngsu r-IoaaING. SAVING AND TAssINa-ovER
rgE MOUNTAINS TO ERIE-A LAKE EXCURSION
90 Ec
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-29
Herp advertisements.

nRAss COAT AND HAT CHECKS and Key
s Tags with numbers ON, and porcelain door
mum ,r rs for hotels, sc with variety uf Keys and
LO ksmiths' Hard ware. For sale by
N'- Truman SHAW,
NV' ''' Philadelphia
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-27
gEyIE COMING FAIR
MOUNT CARMEL ORPHAN ASYLUM.

The above Fair, which will be opened in the Ly-
eem iCitvl Hall st. Charles street on the evening
Of November g, promises to be most brilliant and
sucoessful entertainment. The object Of the Fair
is Of itself sufficient to enlist the active sympathy
and support of any community Of Christian peo-
pie less charitably disposed than the good people
c6 New Orleans. The object of the Fair is to pay
eff the debts on the Asylum.
Mr.. J. Hanly, of Algiers, has presented the Fair
with a splendid gold Watch, which will be voted
for between the young ladies. B. OftneT Il Co. pre-
eented handsome and costly silver Water Cooler
with Goblets to match, to be competed for by the
editors and reporters of the various newspapers OF
this city. magnificent Punch Bowl, being man
ufactured expressly for the occasion, will be voted
for between the well known liquor dealers and
steamboat captains. The competition for this
prize will be very exciting, as all have hosts OF
friends. The young gentlemen have entered the
list for the possession of beautiful and valuable
gold-headed Cane. The votes viii be counted
by the Rev. w. J. Heaphy and committee
Of gentle men representing the interested parties
at the close Of the Fair The ballot boxes will be
carefully sealed.
Grand Musical and Dramatic Entertainments
will be given each night In addition to the other
attractions with complete change Of programme
each evening. The regular programme will be ar
ranged and published previous to the opening of
the Fair and viii contain choice selection of dra-
rnatic and classical pieces, etc.
Tickets Is CENTS without tickets 50 cents. oe5
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-27
TIE Xaxfstowski Sisters.

Last night a very appreciative audience
was attracted to the Varieties Theatre to
witness the very interesting presentation of
"Robin Hood and his Merry Men" by the
Zayistowski Sisters, assisted by the Va
reties stock company. Of course the bur
lesque is Teplete with laughable incidents
not verified by history, but it serves TO pre-
sent the charming sisters and their assist
ants in roles bewildering to susceptible
youths, and even gives an unctiou5 pleasure
to the staid old 'oodgers" who Eli the space
Immediately in front of the proscenium.
As on previous occasions the danza
Guiana, ""La Pa!orna," was the chief epi
sode Of interest, and the fattering applause
it received eginced thorough appreciation.
But the burlo8Que itself was not without d
hearty reception and became the medium
OF some gerry charming incidents, among
which was the role of the F!t5-or tie Egtap,
SO handsomely personated by an old-time
New Orleans t.syorite, the charming Katie
Tysono
To-morrow evening, however, Robin
Hood and his Merry Mem will give place to
% Ixion or. the Man at Che Wheel" Il IS
an old tame burlesquo, but superior in
many respects to those of modern date
New costumes and brill ant scenery, as aux
iliaries 30 she sisters many fascinations,
will make i a marked event o. :heig en-
rapemens
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-27
NEW YORK.
Arrest of swfndler-Bank Statement

Arrest OF a SPtNdEeF-Bank statement
New YORK, October 26-La Grave, who
some time ago extensively swindled pr0mi-
nent merchants here, was taken into GUS
tody to-day on his arrival from France,
where he was arrested.
The bank statement shows; Loans in
creased S4,375, 900: specie decrease $685.
900; legal tenders decreased $l25,000.
Specie shipments to-day $685. 900; for
the week 81 675, 600.
Arrived-Steamer Deutschland, with Mr..
Washburne on board, and steamer Algeria.
Arrived out-Prussia and City of Limerick.
During TIL week cotton has been quiet,
and closes a slight decline. Sales for the
week reache, 100, 495 bales, of which 81, 500
bales were 1or future delivery, and Is, ,945
on the spot and to arrive. Exporters took
l0.445 bales, spinners 4309, and speculators
200 bales, and 99L bales were in transit. In
other domestic PROD Lcts there was nothing
new to notice.
The money market as more active this
afternoon and call loa advanced to y
cent at the close. E,change market was
quiet and firm, los for prime bankers
sixty days, and llCi4 for sight. Gold
opened at 1I3l6 sold MP to 113A, then down
to ll3, closed at 1875 UII3A. Loans l 04
for carrying Governments not very active.
Five-tw wenties of 1862 aud 1864 not SO firm
at the close.
In the United States Circuit Court this
morning, the second trial of the suit OF
George Watson against AnsOn Chase, in
vOlving title to journal estate was peremp-
torially set down for first Monday in Dc.
cember.
Arriyed-Cromwell from New Orleans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-27
EurnitAEeo

The ocss place in. New Criesns 20 huy
furniture is at the extensive establishment
Of Mr. = B. Hubbard, corner Of Rampant
and Pe!lidc streets. whore She stock is
large. oafetuiIy selected. Of faithful: and
skillfuI workmanship, and she:e IS one
price for every article The long experience
of Mx. Hubbard, who has been doing bust
ness in his present location since 1910, en-
ables him 20 sell the bes! quality Of fHrnj-
ture a. the lowest prices.