Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-17
Local Intelligence.

All Loan Association meets this evening.
Central Loan !\sso, IN tron meets this evening
Owens makes his farewell appearance tonight.
ST. james Catholic Church Fair is i'll progress
"a, the City Hall.
Preparations are beng made to open Tenth
street, from Walnut to Church.
The contract tor fencing in River-vew cemc-
terry has been awarded to Kearns II Webb.
BOARD OF TRADE MEErlNa.-Tho Bo,ri Of
Trade held meeting last evening. in the office OF
the President, +. I. Warner, Esq. No busiue.s
OF Importance was transacted.
GAME.-A baker, at Fourth and King streets.
has IN his possession rooster which effectually
vanquishes all troublesome CANNES. 1t has even
attacked little boys for coming into the yard
New ENGINE-1he new engine W,comico,
which has just been huiit at the Baldwin Lecono-
tive Works. Philadelphia, passed down the Della
ware Railroad, this morning. 1t WAS built for the
Eastern Shore Railroad Company.
FREIGHT lrEMs.-By the +. W. n b. Il. Il.
Receiv,d-Eght cars of sundry freights from
Fhilndelphia. six from Baltimore road. and seven
irom Delaware road.
Forwarded of sundrv freights to
Philadelphia, seven to Baltimore road, and five to
Della ware road.
SALES OF MoxEY-At the regular monthly
meeting OF the Brandywine Loan ASSOCIATION last
evening" money sold as follows: $1,000 at 22ls
per cent. premium: x6lO at 1917.
At the monthly meeting vi the Mutual Loan
Association, last evening, $50 sold at It per cent
premi,hn and $500 at - per cent.
PoiIeE CAsEs.-Tw cases of drunkenness have
been disposed of by Mayor Valentine since last
report. Martin O'Iooe. Timothy O'roole. Elias
johnson. Albert Mahaney VIM. Butler, John In
dcrwcod. Harry l.. Smith, Harry Butler and Jas.
Groves were arrested by officer Hickman for dis
orderly conduct and corner lounging. They were
required to pay costs. and were held under 800
bail to keep the peace. Chief Of Police Mills in-
tends to entirely break up this rsprehensibIe prac-
tltr of corner lounging
I ON THE WAR PATH.-For some time past, u
manied gentleman, living somewhere within the
limits OF our city has been paying his respects to
Young unmarried lady. few days ago the
wife of the gentleman became aware of the fact,
and armed with revolver, presented herself ia
! the young lady who had alienated her husband
from his domestic relations, and stsrniy informed
her, that If she hedrd of her (the young LADY,
receiving his attentions again, she would shoot
| her Further developments have not yet ap-
peared
| MARKFTs,-No variation Oh Wednesday from
former prices Beet TO 25c per h.; veal lOa25 do
mutton alGc do pork, cut, Sal2c do; ham, whole
IL. sliced lGa2Oc shoulders, 0al2c do; lard lc do
~crapple. Sc do sausage, IL do butter, 50a15 do.
cugs33 per doz; cabbage lasc per head: beets lOc
half peck carrots,2c each parsnips 4a8c per bunch
celery, 3aOc do turnirs, lohalf peck; onions, Il
do apples, 2O,35c do; swee: potatoes. 25a35c
pei pound, hominy l0c per quart: hominy beam
l2c do: fresh herring, ID to pc per dozen: shat
20 TO 7oc each.
The DEpICATtoS.-The gements for th
dedication of the new Masonic Temple, whicl
lakes place tomorrow, nearly all completed
and should the weather continue tavorable,it vii
prove OF the grandest affairs of the kind eve
hell in this city The Lodges will form on Kim
street. the right resting on Third street, facn
East. Moving at o'clock, p. m, sharp, over Tia
| following route
Ont King street to the junction OF Market dow
Market to Tenth street, out Tenth to W est. dow
West to Second, down Second to Market,up Maj
ket to the new Hall, where the dedicatory cere
monies will be proceeded with.
All invited guests who intend to participate al
l requested To report to the Grand Marshal. Tho
NJ Ogie. at the Custom House. Sixth and Kin
streets, up to l21s o'clock, where csrriages will
provided Tor their accommodation. A large nun
ber Of lodges will be represented in the line an
At present there Is every indication that the eI
tire ceremonies will be conducted III succ. ssf
d and imposing manner.