Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-26
Local Intelligence.

Home Loan Association meets this evennig
The DELAWARE GAZETTE (weckly) is out 10,
this week.
sThe skating rink at St Mary's College will Close
tomorrow evening.
new chapter of Royal Arch Masons will soon
be instituted in this city
Work on the Wilmington u Western Rai,so,d
will be commenced i'll earnest'nex week.
Washington Lodge. No &. l. O. q. F., of New
Castle. will celebrate the sd anniversary OF the
Order this evening.
Tuscaroru Tribe, I. O. II. NJ. of Chester, will
p,y friendly visit to Minqua Tribe, OF this ci'y,
tomorrow evening.
Rev. Dr. R,bert Adsir, of the Logan Street
Presbyterian Church, Phia, will preach Mt Con
trial Church. next Sunday. morning and evening
Rev. Ihos Roberts, formerly of this city,
well-known temperance lecturer. is very Ill aud
not expected TO live, at his residence IN philade
phia.
CAR SHrNETs.-The Jackson X Sharp" Co,
shipped yesterday, one second-cass passenger cal
to iamassee, S. e., for the Port Royal Railroad.
EXCURSION Tickets will he issued by the Will
mington and Reading Railroad, on Tuesday next.
to give persons along the road AN opportunity OF
visiting Barnum's show.
SHIPMENTS OF MAcHINERY-E and A. Belts
y
inch and one 80 inch lathe. TO Wood. Dialogue X
Co.. kaghns Point, n. j.
! MARINE NEWS The sloop Ann. with grain,
| for the Brandyw,ne Flour Mills; the soop LiRH
| Barrett. for the Bone Mill and the schooner An
me, arrived this morning.
/ SALE uF MoNEy.-At the meeting OF the Work
ingmen's Loan Association. last evening. money
sold as follows: $500 at 2ji !; Sl.Soo At -, 81 200
at 27,9; 5000 at 2,l.; sioo at 81.
| NEW LOCOMOTIVES The Wilmington and
Western Railroad Company have ordered three
new locomotives from the Baldwin Locomotive
Works, Philadelphia, to be used upon this road.
was tried before Esquire Publ. tins morning. for
assault and battery Marv olden He was re-
q6ired to pay costs. and held i'll the sum OF Sloo
to keep the peace.
NoTIcE. A meeting ot the delegates OF the
Sabbath School Jubilee Convention, called hv re-
quest, i'll the Lecture Room "f Grace Church, on
Saturday evening the 9th inst, at eight o'clock
WM D. powT, President.
business. Like The City Council, las, nigh,
held a very business.like meeting. A large
amount Of business was promptly disposed ol
without any useless discussion and all remark
were made briefly and to tie point
SUDDEN DEATH George nns, a ,on,,-
man for some time past clerk IN the drus
STORE OIL T. OrtHRnuTst 70. ulct ShuhleNIN
his home last night. He was a voung man o
excellent qualities and his death Will he deepl,
regretted among his wide circle OF acqualnlarees
FREIGHT ITEMS By the p. w Il n Il
Received Twelve cars of sundry freights iron
1 Philadelphia, six to Baltimore road, and eiEh
tn Delaware road
5 Forwarded Eight ears OF sundry ireight@ I,
Philadelphia, eight to Baltimore road, and ht'eei
l to Delaware road
KILLED ON THE RAILROAD Yesterday even
e ing the body Of unknown YOUNG man wa
n found on the p W 4 B. r X near Gibson
Il Point 1t is supposed that he had either fallen Q
l. jumped off the O'Clock through train to Wash
: ineton. The upper portion Of his head was com
s pletely torn of.
The TWELFTH STREET COMMISSION The Com
mission appointed TO assess damages for openln
Twelfth street, from Jackson to Union met o
the ground yesterday afternoon, The premise
!, were gone over, but some difficulties arising Irol
the manner in which the surveyed street wonl
;, materially interfere with several properties, tn
!. Commission decided to meet again before maxim
a. any assessment
W POLICE CAsEs.-Ihe following cases have bee
e disposed of by Mayor Valentine since last rei1r
e, George Long arrested by officer Heal H.
A ia st driving and running over Mrs. Annie Spic'
D. and child, at Second and Walnut streets.
e, was fnei 81 and costs, and held IN the sum
y $1,000 hail for his appearance at the Court of ti
u
e. One case of drunkenness was disposed OF N II
~ usual manner.
D DEATH OF A WELL-KSowN CITIZEN. .-Yr
- - terday afternoon, Mr. Archie OMeara, Il W
tt known citizen OF this city died AT his residen
l's ~. Shpley street, below Ninth where he h;
~ "a been lying very i'll for some days Mr.. ON Mea
" " was in the employ Of Mr.. ii. X. Bringhurst
~ - Co., apothecary, for a number OF years, al
90 was member Of Temple Lodge, No, II, .
~ F. A. NJ, and Eden Lodge, No "a, 20. O,
He was about IS years of age.
!. descent OF HAMA -"Fifteen
' Amendment" somewhat under the iniiucn
to Of liquor, vcntured to abuse white man,
IL the depot last evening, about o'ceck A IT
ed, continuing his abuse for short time he woul
nj up by prOnOuncng him "a 5 of Il D.
nd The white man replied with blow that fe
c; ed the "amendment' to the ground, al
H. made him forget all he ever knew. lie la
~ lnOtiGnless for some ten minutes more a.
y was finally escorted to the city cells by Il
m policemen. Quite large crowd gather
to around, but there was no further trouble.
." BADLY BunNED-On Tuesday afternoon,
some workmen were repairing the water pipe
Spruce street, between Fourth and Fifth, an
, u cident occurred by which one of them, nam
lily Daniel Doueherty, was badly burned. He "
lifting kettle OF solder, and the hot mol,
all metal, was thrown over his face and neck a
down the whole front of his body. lie was tnk
to his residence. Walnut street, between ri
; and Sixth, and medical assistance summon
"' His most serious Injuries about the face. II,
. and arms, but he is now dong well couid
expected. $3.50
THE WATER STREET COMMISSION II
Water Street Commission continued It's sessi
this morning, at the Council Chamber "
closed DOORS None Of their proceedings are