Wilmington daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1872-1874, 1872-06-24


The u. S. CIRCUIT CorEr.-The I ;. Cir
cult Court met this morning AT 10 O'CLOCK bnt
without transacing any business adl"ufhca
until Monday next, July Isl, at 10 a. m
Cow KlLLED.--A COW belonging 10 Mrs.
Mooney, who lives over Eleventh street bridge,
was struck by the five O'Clock freight tram
this morning near the railloau hlluSr, an"
instantly killed.
REMovEp.-Th office OF the Dtfateafe ~
oHosr, (German) has been removed 10 me iei,
eCraph Building, second story back, 1T Ihlrd
and Market streets The new quarters are
convenient and colnmodiouS.
TIE New Ilorii Work On the mansard
roof of the new hotel is going ON finely, all the
windows being placed in position. This morn
ing the carpenters were engaged in putting
handsome cornice around the ROOF.
PASTORAL CALIr--Thr Rev. {. ID. Kellogg,
formerly of this city, pastor OF the kri"rineu
churches of Bacon Hill and Fort Miller, has
received a unanimous call to the Congrega-
tona Church of Darien, Connecticut.
REPAIRED-Iha steam collier Lt0pdr0,
belonging to the Philadelphia and Reading
Railroad Company, left the yard of the liar-
Ian u llolIingSworh Company, where she
had been undergoing repairs, 10 resume her
trips
THE CAPE MAY LlNE-Thr steamer >"t,
| having been Thoroughly overloaded ana r.
paired at the ward OF the Harlan N ii"l-
! lngsworth Company, in tins rtl, will com
mencc running from Philadelphia to Cape
May, on Thursday stopping at New Castle
going and returning
CHILD Run O>ER.-On Saturday evening,
little boy named Moriir Wurrrll, was
| knocked down and ran over 10y Il slowly pass.
ing carriage, on Front street hear Madison
He was cartlrs>ly PLAY ing in the street and 'iid
not notice the approach ot the carriage untll
he was Struck. Fortunately he was only
slightly injured
NEW CHAPEL-Thn Wilmington Baptist
City Mission have commenced the erection Of
a small frame chapel AT the corner oi jackson
and Elm streets The frame work is almost
completed. Until the complexion of the
chapel, Sunday School and evening services
will be- held in the second story of the Will
mington ana Reading depot
DIsoRDERLY.--A dlsordarly crowd Assem-.
I bled in a lager beer saloon on West Front
: street on Saturday evening, and 'made night
t hideous' with their drunken rawlings, shout
I ing and dancing. Some of the nrighbors
, threaten to make complaint against the pro-
prietOr for keeping a dlsordorly house if he
e does not prevent such 1isgraceful occurrences
/ CURTAIN RECONSIDERATION 10 o'clock Satur
i day night, lace curtain in the store window O
d Mr. A. Gallaher. No, l22 Marke, street, tool
: fire from the gas JET The salesman, Mr.. JOIN
n Crawford, fortunately discovered the accident
! and smothered the flames out with his hand,
avereing what nigh, have been a serious conna
grafton. Mr.. C.'s hands were severely lurne
in his efforts to extinguish the flames.
7. CoNvERsIoN.-Onc Of our most respectabl
l. and influential citizens belonging to an oil
= Quaker family, has been converted to the iait
= of the Baptsts. Not caring 10 be baptiscd
3 Wilmington, where he was well known, AN
n which would have attracted a great crowd i
the church, he went to New York where he W;
s. regularly immersed. This change Of faith ha
he caused quite talk IN religious circes.-REp.
POLICE CAsEs.-Polce business is picking u
Seweli Hall, for assault and battery on Ge
Simkins, was fined II and costs, and held
o. $500 bail 10 keep the peace.
IN The same penalty wa. exacted Of James Wi
w liams, COL, for assault aud battery CA his viii
e. The cases of drunkenness are sill reduced
number. One individual was tried y,sterd;
Of morning and again this morning, Tor runker
d. ness lie was fined 30 cents and costs each tin,
I'd SALE OF BUILDING Lors. The sale of bull
ing lots by JAS Bradford, L. W. Stidham
/, Son, auctloneers, came off Saturday aite
noon. These lots are located on Fourth, Eft
be Sixth, jackson, Van Bnren, Harrison Al
~ ~ Franklin streets, and sold as follows:
!, No. 10 feet, 4. Y. DE Normandic, : 6