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Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1872-05-18

ALMsHoUsE PHYsIoIAN.-Dr. Enoch George
has been appointed physician to the almshouse
ScARoE.-The old crop Of wheat is scarce and
it is believed that there is not enough in the
county to feed the people until harvest.
The BRICK MILL,-The old Brick Mill property
at Stock Landing has been purchased by Mr.
VIM Wilson and is being thoroughly repaired
1t is expected to have this mill in running order
in time for grinding new wheat.
FIRE IN THE woODs.-About twenty-five acres
of woodland, belonging to the Boon and adjoin-
ing tracts, near Denton, were burned over on
Friday last. The fire was communicated to the
woods from some burning grass in an open field.
A large woods belonging to Satterfeld Moore,
near Whiteleysburg, caught fire from some
burning brush the day following, and quite a
large space was burned over, and 80 cords of
wood consumed.
CURIOSITY IN NATURE. - Jude W. Field has
presented the Denton Union with a young chick
en- with four distinct legs and feet three wings
and two tails.
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New Castle.


Mr.. O'BYREE's LEoTURE.-The lecture Of John
O'Byrne Esq, was well attended, and if the
town had q suitable audience room for such
pleasant entertainments, many more evenings
would be spent by the young folks in being in
structed in the history of the past, well the
present, though not oftener, perhaps, more
elequently than by the "Crusades," of last,evsn
ing.
ADJOURNMENT OF CoURT.-The Court djourns
to-day Saturday. Not for twenty years, has
there been 30 short a session. great saving to
the county. Usually between seven or eight
hundred witness are summoned. This term the
number only reached about three hundred.
IMPROVEMENT OF THE HARBoR.-It is currently
rumored that the Senate Committee on River
and Harbor Appropriations have, out of the six
hundred thousand added to the House Commit
tee Bill given $27 900 for the improvement of
the Harbor at New Castle.
SHIPPING. - The schooner Flduild, Paine, of
Philadelphia, arrived for corn for New Bedford.
The barge Stdlo also arrived with lumber from
Willamsport for j. B. Fennimore, Middletown.
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THE DRoUaHr-eREELEY REPUBLICANS SCARCE
DIsoRAcEFUL FIaHT-ETc., ETC. j.
Correspondence Of the Commerclall
DOVER May IT,.
Since the meeting of the Republican State
Convention there has been no public event of
interest, here
Anna Il. Dickinson is to lecture in Music Hall,
on the 23d instant. Subj ect Joan dArc.
Tickets 75 cents. We think the Committee have
made a mistake in fixing the rates so high.
The weather for the last week has been quite
cool, and the long continued dry spell" is caus-
ing serious alarm among the farmers and fruit
growers Oats and grass are already badly cut !;
and unless there be rain soon, wheat corn and
potatoes will generally suffer. The strawberry
crop promised very fair early in the season, but
the opinion now prevails that they, too, are cut
at least one half. One grower began watering
his a few days ago. The young plants set this
spring have suffered severely, and more than
half have died. In some cases the replanting
was also killed by the drought.
After all, there is now fair prospect for half
a crop of peaches. That is half as many as last
year, but not nearly half as many as would have
been, ii they had not been killed. OF course
they, too, will be affected by the dry weather
and unless we have rain soon, the crop will still
be further shortened.
Our town is generally very quiet but last
Monday there was disgraceful street fight be-
tween two bullies, who pounded each other for
two or three hours in regular Heenan and Hyer
style. The disgusting sight, we are told, was
witnessed by great many people, and strangest
OF all, by Magistrate and two or three peace
officers
The Greeleyites here are few, and-very close
just two, as far as we can learn, and they were
both Democrats. The nominations, at Chcin-
natl have not lost General Grant single vote
in Kent so far as il known to. STUDENT.
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HE DIsAPPRovEs THE DUTY ON duANo.
The following advance copy of President
Grseleys FIRST veto message is obtained by the
enterprise of the Chicago Post:
IAN act to raise revenue by imposing a duty
OF ten cents ton on guane."
COMMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT.
return this obnoxious measure without my
approval. The man who introduced it is an
ass the men who voted for 1t are seheming
British agents, and the men who say this is not
the case are liars and horse thieves. Judge,
mat on an average, every man, woman, and
emld in America uses q ton of guano year
IN some shape or other; whether as the farmer
IN New York, Louisiana, Colorado, Podunk, DO,
IN agriculture, or as Charles A. Dana, for edlto-
rial articles. We thus consume In round hg-
ures, 40,000,000 tons of guano annually. The
arbitrary and revolutionary act which l veto to-
day would thus impose tax of S4,0OO,0OO a
year ON our people. With what effectf 1t
would not stimulate the production of American
guano. American birds could not compete with
Ihe pauper labor Of birds in Central America:
4.1r... "+t frg.rrfn H.G.
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Politics and Politicians.

The Republican Convention of Texas instruc-
ted its delegates to the Pbiladelphia Convention
to vote for Grant, and Governor Davis, of that
State, for vice President. 1t nominated Judge
L. D. Evans and A. b. Morton for Congressman
at large. .1
Long John Wentworth, OF Chicago, who is
now strong Greeley man, once alluded to the
Philosopher as "a muck-minded, slovenly, cross
between yam and cylinder press"
The Cleveland Leader says: ''Binoe the nomi-
nation of Greeley, George Frahcis Train and
Daniel Pratt have subsded. Mr.. Greeley takes
just the cass,of men who would support them
aud there il no base for them to stand on.
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LOCAL AFFAIRS

The nomination election is in progress this af'
tenoon.
Large quantities of asparagus are shipped
from Milford.
The Eighth street reservoir has been thor
oughly cleansed.
Only two workmen are engaged upon the new
Methodist church in Milford
The strawberry growers around Milford ex-
peet to begin picking pext week.
Tie Antelope a Pullman Palace sleeping car
has arrived at the Jackson q Sharp Works, for
repairs.
Nine copies OF the daily Christian Advocate
are taken in Milford, six OF which are taken by
colored persons.
Caleb j. Hickman, of Sussex county, has been
lodged in the county jail in default of bail to
NJ swer charge Of bigamy.
Rev. j. W Hammersley Of Cecilton, Md, will
preach at St. Pauls NJ. E. church tomorrow,
both morning aud evening.
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THE SPRING RAoEs-PREAIIUMs OFFERED.
The Spring races at schutzen Park, under the
direction of the Wilmington Rifle Club, will take
place on Wednesday and Thursday, June 9th
and 9th. For Wednesdays races premiums are
offered for State horses that have never beaten
3m. 10s., as follows $3.50. 800 to the first /;
s3j to the second and $l5 to the third On the
same day premiums of 800, $35 and $l5
are offered for all horses that have never beaten
2m. 34s. On Thursday premiums of S100,
S35 and els are offered for all horses that have
never beaten 2m 40s. Same day, second races
premiums Of s100, $35 and @15 are offered,
Open to all.
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We are desired by Pusey, Jones, Il Co., who
arc in nterested as landholders, in the propose
widening Of Water Street, to say that in the re-
port of the Committee of Council their views
en- tho sui feet seem to have been misapprehen-
ded, and that they are strongly in favor of
the proposition in the shape suggested by Pres
ident Hinckley, of the P. W. 4 B. Company.
1t is also stated that Geo. G.. Lobdell takes
similar view
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MINsTRELsY. announcement elsewhere
that Tony Pastor, with his world renowned Min
strel troupe, will be at the Opera House, on
Wednesday evening the 22d, should be sufficient
to draw a crowded audience. Tony is coming
and will give one of his performances in the hall
on that night. Don't fail to attend and you will
be, undoubtedly, entertained in way that will
make you " Ian and grow phat."
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1872-05-18

The Trnstees Of Swarthmors College, at their
reoent annual meeting, elected Prof. Edward H.
Magill President Of tho College Prof
Magill has b.en acting President. since the res
ignation OF Edward Parrish, and has proved his
high qualifications for this place. Samuel Will
let's of New York, announced to him his cleo
ton. in complimentary speech, to which the
Professor duly replied.
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CAR SHrPMENTs.-The Jackson & Sharp Com
Columbus, Ga, for the Northern and Southern
II. r. Also, two passenger cars to the. East Ten
nessee, Virginia 4 Georgia r. r..
The Harlan Hollingsworth Co. shipped one
Pullman palace sleeping car to tn Pullman Car
Co. at New York.
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SENATE.
"aarrr-

bENATE.
WAsHNaToN, May 1s.
The bill authorizing the treasury to issue new
bonds to replace the bonds burned or defaced
was debated.
HOUSE.
Bills were passed appropriating s349, 900 for
the payment of the claims for property de-
stroyed in the South
The Conference report on the Military Accad-
emy bill was agreed to several private bills from
the Claims Committee were considered
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FATAL Academia correspondent at Frank
ford Sussex Co. writes on the 18th says A
shocking accident occurred at Indian River Inlet
yesterday. While the workmen were engaged
putting mast in the schooner Pearl, some of
the tackle gave awaw, and caused the boom to
strike young man named George Hickman,
fatally injuring him. He died this afternoon.
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! REPORT OF the sIaNAL sERv1OE. 7 y
WASHINGTON, May IS.
Probabilities: The barometer will continue
falling over the middle States. The area of rain
and cloudy weather, with easterly winds will con-
tinue over the Southern portions of the Middle
States during the day, and possibly over the
Northern portion during tonight. ar
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VIM. Dean, chairman Of the Democratic state
Committee announces that the Convention of
that Party will be held at Dover on Tuesday
June 11th. Elections will be held in the varions
Wards and Hundreds, on Saturday, JIfne 1st
wilmington will be allowed the same number of
delegates as Red Lion Hundred.
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CRIMINAL. - Some outlaws set fire to the un-
derbrush on Rattesnake Run, up the Brandy
wine yesterday. TAis is dangerous amuse-
ment, and il the perpetrators Of such an act gets
into the hands Of the authorities, they will find it
serious as we'll as a dangerous way of amusing
themselves,
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FIRST EDITION.
$3.50 p. M.


GREAT DAMAGE IN INTERIOR PENEA-ToBYHANNA
BURNED-oARBoNDALE THREATENED.
PHILADELPHIA, May 19.
Scranton dispatch states that fires in the
woods caused great damage, extending thirty
fves. Tobyhanna village is burned, and travel
is dangerous on the Lakcawanna railroad.
Carbondale is threatened by fire.
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DajGy GemtatertjAE
JENKINS a ATKINSON.
WILMER ATKINSON. ........ .PubIisheF.
rK-POr Tsvrss, Ese. See Second Rae@ r. |f 4


Andrew O. Clark, the colored man, convicted
at thea present term Of the New Castle County
Courts, Of rape, (and charged with several sim
liar offences, has been sentenced to be hanged
on Friday, the 18th of July.
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MASS NEETNa-A CARPENTERS STRIKE ARRANGED.
NEW YoRK, May 18.
A mass meeting of the carpenters is to be held
tonight, to settle on future action.
An order has been agreed upon to stop work
on Monday
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MAY-DAY FEsTvAL.-A May festival and prize
shooting match will take place at Schutzen Park,
on Monday, Msy Goth brass band will fur
nish the music for the occasion, and the mana
gers will make every effort to have the affair
pleasant one,
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Aalarriaaes.

STEVENSON N-BENEDICT.-On Tuesday, May 7th,
1874 at the residence OF Mr.. G B smeallla, nde-
pendence, Iowa, by the Rev. q, M: Preston Alfred
p. stevenson, of Wilmington, Del, to Miss Hattie
N. Benedict, Independence, iowa.
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PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.

PHILADELPHIA, May 18.
Flour firm superfine and extras unchanged |;
Penna. extra family 91491015. Rye flour irm
$696.2 rs. Wheat quiet red $1.22 amber 81. 80
@l35. Rye unchanged. Corn quiet yellow
Zoe. Oats unchanged; white 5S mixed 55956.
Meas pork $l4. Lard $685.. Whiskey un-
changed. ..
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FAIR AND FEsTIyAI.-A fair and festival for
the benefit of the Independent Cornet Band, is
now in progress at Institute Hall, Seventh
street below Walnut, and will continue until
Wednesday week..
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THE PHNNsHIvANIA LAW DECIDED TO AE coNsrT-
TUT1oNAL.
PHIADExPH1A, May Is.
The Court Of Common Pleas decided the Local
Option law constitutional.
The case oame up on g nnandamus to compel
the issuing Of license which was refused by
city authorities, because the hsuse was within
Germantown, whore the people had decided
against licenses being granted.
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Several uuoccupied dwellings, ice-houses, and
barns in Newbergh, N. Y, have recently been
destroyed by incendiary fires. Yesterday three
boys were arrested on suspicion OF being the in-
eandiariaa
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Mr. B. NJ. Hilderman, of this city is about re-
moving to West Chester, Pa, his native place.
W. O. will gain good citizen
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The fire at LinVOOd.
DESTRUCTION OF sToRE-Loss $40, 900.
Correspond ence OF the CommerciaLl

SAohAh-AObb
-'. Correspondence of the CommerciaLl
LINwooD, May II.
The dry-goods, grocery and drug store of
Chas. 2. Bunting, in the village of Marcus
Hook, was destroyed by fire, last evening
The tire originated in the drug store. from
leaking barrel of coal oil, and thence to
the other parts of the building. In an instant,
the whole establishment was ablaze, and burned
80 furiously that everything, even to the books,
was loet. Mr., Bunting himself was rescued with
difficulty
The total loss is estimated at $40, 900, upon
which there is apartial insurance. L. w. q.
The General Assembly of the Presbyterian
Church, South is in session at Richmond, Va,
about 100 delegates being in attendance Rev.
DR.. WEIGH, of Arkansas, Is Moderator, and Rev.
r. P. Bunting, Of Texas clerk.
Very many of the bold gentlemen who an
'nouneed at Cincinnati that they had "burned
the bridges behind them" are inquiring anx-
iously for materials for pOntoons.
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The Enforcement Act.


n FIV1lAIOh NUNFIDIhUs
BALTIMORE May IS.
George W. Murdoch was convicted for viola
tion of the enforcement act in omitting to give
the eolored people an opportunity to register in
Anne Arundel county.
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MORE SPANISH ouTRAaEs m THE Ia&ND
PHnADhLPHIA, May 1s.
Cuban adyiees report the massacre of twenty
five women, six children and twelve old men in
camp in the woods, near Guantanamo, by the
spaniards. The Insurgents were refused quar-
ter and many Of them were killed.
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PRoPosED UNION CAMP MEETING The Milford
Methodsts have some thoughts of proposing
union camp meeting with Asbury church, in
this city. No formal proposition has yet been
NADIA
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The following is the report of small pox cases
from May 4th to the 10th, inclusive.
Small pox, white adults, 6
Varioloid, " Q
Smallpox, oolored, adults, 10
Varioloid, ~-.. y
Total 97
Sent to Hospital 81 died there, 4; died in the
city, a. GEoRoE MoCAlI,,
President Board of Health.
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TIE LEwEs STEAATEas The Georgetown Jour-
nal is assured the steamers will run between
Lewes and New York, in time to carry the straw
berry crop. This is devoutly desired by the
Sussex people. One market gardener, shipping
from about Milford, says it costs him, this sea-
son, 81 a crate, to send his asparagus by rail to
New York. Last year, by steamer, it cost 20
cents a crate.
EXCURSIONS TO THE BREAKwATER.-Partie at
Smyrna, who recently made application for a
train for an excursion to Lewes were informed
that the cars were already engaged every day
first of June to some time in August.
CIRCULAR SAW ACCIDENT. - On the 9Th inst,
Jacob Pattin met with a serious aud painful ac-
cident in having his left hand severed at the
Lawshe's steam MILL near Bridgeville.
MILL LEASED. "A New Yorker has leased Flow
ers' mill property, about mile and half from
SeafOrd
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SECOND EDITION.
$50, p. M.


HAdERsTowN, MD, May IS.
Three men were killed, this morning, by the
falling of an old wall of the Court House. burn
ed last December.
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GntErtatuments.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
WEDNESDAY, May 22d.
TONY PASTORS TR0UPEI

Second Annual Tour,
The Master Troupe Of the Age.
TONY PASTOR takes especial pride in announc-
ing that, liattered by the unbounded success and
intense enthusiasm which greeted his Troupe last
Summer, he has resolved to outdo all former efforts
and succeeded In concentrating in
ONE IMMENSE COMPANY,
MOST BRILLIANT STARS OF THE PRESENT DAY.
Each one of peerless excellence, ranking highest
in their respective specialtes and forming In the
whole q combination Of absolute perfection. Atten-
ton s called to the powerful programme the best
ever offered, every act Of which will positively be
performed,
TONY PASTOR
himself appearing at each entertainment in choice
selection Of his own, new and original witty. re-
cherche and refined comic songs which have made
his name household WORD In every part of the
Union.
Prices as usual. Reserved seats for sale at the
Box ONCE.
myls-4t N. D. ROBERTS, Agent.
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DOMESTIC NEWS.


CONDITION OF THE FRUIT oRoPs-INJURY DONE BY
THE DRoUGHr-GREELEY REPUBLICANS SCARCE
DIscRACEFUL FIGHT-ETO., ETC. il.
ICorresponaence Of the Commercial
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n ARaE assortment of nowsr racka and srellisea
Iat A. 7. AII.DKRDICEs,
No, Ill eaiplsy Hk,
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during the season. is there no isduce-
ment to raise trotters ? Why. the Buff
fslo association who have just published
their premium list for 1872, offer sixty
thousand dollars in purses for four days
troltiug. among which are three ten
thousand dollar purses, and State OF
Maine horse, (Uncle Abe) by Winthrop
Morrill,, won one of their big purses last
year, why not this ? think | know OF
certain Knox horse that will ha'
something TO say about one ol these
purses, If not more.
But Mr.. Dickerman tells us that the
prices give your readers as having been
paid for horses are dsceptire and that but
very small percentage OF them have
been to farmers Let us SEQ about that.
One mentioned was Boy Fearnaught,
sold ~ Wright and NorerOss to David
Nevins, Esq, OF Boston tor fifteen thous.
and dollars aud when twenty thousand
dollars has since been refused. be
lieye Mr.. Wright bought him of The
man who raised him TOR about twelve
hundred dollars, as yearliug. Now
could not the farmer have got fifteen
thousand OF Mr. Nevins Just rs we'll rs
Mr. Wright, il he had given his colt the
same chance Mr.. Wright did to show
a purchaser that he was worth it {? Lon
Morris OF Boston, paid two thousand dol
lars for two year old, AMI twenty-five
hundred for three year old Knox colt,
both 10 the farmer who raised them.
The late Mr.. Gilbreth raised, from q
sucking colt, Gilbrelh Knox, and his es-
tate have been offered fifteen thousand
dollars for him, and think he is worth
more money than that. j. W. McDuihe,
now of Lewiston, was offered ten thous'
and dollars for his fast young stallion,
King William, al the New England Fair
of 1871, and he raised him from colt,
and all think that ails him, is. that he
can beat any horse OF has age m Name
next fall. Mrs. D'Arthenay OF Augusta.
whom | regard as one of the most intel
ligent horsewomen have ever met, late
IN refused five thousand dollars Tor her
yearIiug Fearnaught colt, and she raised
him, and il he fuiilS the promise of bis
youth he will prove u fortune 10 her.
TIE horse Revenue, that attained some
notoriety i'm this state. rs the subject OF q
law suit OF Lyford against Cutler, was
purchased of the farmer who raised
him for over two thousand dollars, and
during the trial it came out that the mon
ey was used TO lift mortgage from the
farm the colt was raised on. that but Tor
hun would have been there now. Tho Ia.
nous four year old gray filly Milkmaid.
that took TO Boston few years since,
and won remarkably hard contested
race OF seven heats, was purchased dur
ing that race from the farmer who rais-
ed it for twenty-five hundred dollars Mr..
Clark of Bangor. and he drove her moth
er in milk wagon long before she was
foaled.
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NONRESIDENT Taxes,

In the Town Of Paris, County OF oxford, and
State OF Maine, for the year 1871.
The following list OF Taxes on Real Estate Of
nonresident owners IN the town OF Paris for
the wear 4. D. 1871, in bills committed TO John
Black, Collector of said town of Paris, ON
the ninth day OF June, 1871 has been returned
bv him TO me remaining unpaid on the 25th
day of March. 1872, by his certificate OF that date,
and now remain unpaid and notice il hereby
given that II the said taxes interest and charges
are not paid into the Treasury of said town with
In eighteen months from the date OF the commit
ment Of SAID bills, much of the real estate tax
ed a. will be sufficient TO pay the amount due
therefor, including interest and charges, WILL
without further notice, be sold al public auction,
AZ the store OF A. Shurtlef son, In said town, on
the 18th day OF December 1872 Mt O'Clock in
,ba Ola