Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-11
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
The U. s. District Court met this morning
NschnIic's Inan Association meets IN ovenlL

The Republicans will hold ratification meet
ing at Institute Hall on Saturday night next
Citizens along the rontc OF march on Thursday
morning. are requested to hang ont their flags.
de2oratves. nc.
SALE OF BUILDING LoTs.-James Bradford,
ESQ, will sell forty-fon finely located building
lots on jackson. Harrison and Fifth and SIKH
streets, on Saturday afternoon. the I'D instant.
Ex-Governor Pollockof Pennsyivania,and Rev
Or. Henson Of Philadelphia, will 0s amous TIE
speakers nt the Jubilee.
MARINE NEw:-Tho schooner 4tGStG arrived
at Warmers wharf The schooner VIZ. Dsr:'r"
arrived NJ the Harlan ,S Hciingswortn .o.s
wharf, with spara. The '!o'p Ncr7on arrived
AmuszmESTs Tine noyri Yeddo JapareHe
Troupa will give one Of theIr lannon's perform
ances nj the Grand Opera Hou7o, oii Mondsy eye
ming next. The usual prices o' admission VII, oe
charged. ard reserved seats can he obta'he" =
! Boughmau, Thomas b Co.'S Hook store,
/ A p1c-N1c will he given on June. 18th. lS'2
at Peunsprove, New Jersey. nv 81. Peters Rom n
Catholic Church. OF New Cas''" The Marty VIII
90 nv the morninr nosf Hoio, Revbc!h. Ihe
! New Castle Band w, a5,en1 Tickets. 10 cents:
chlIdrens tickets p cents
/ MAD Doc A raicd dog created ante on ex-
citem. mt on Wainut r.reat hetwaan Seventh and
| Eigth about one o'cont Yesterday afternoon -
Quite number Of children on the s're"f.
hut fortunately ali succeeded IN getting safely IN
doors The dog was sto, before proceeding far
| SUDDEN DEArH-M M,s Frederick KInnd. who
! lives in Pine street. near Fourth. was in her nsna
health and at work all dsv Yesterday and d'ed
very suddenly last night about o'clock. The
Coroner mad the csse under investigation this
morning
7 UNION 5 s. JuRnvF-ro THv BUSINESS PuR.
LIc In order that all interested NAV participate
in the Jubilee il is rasrncttul'v requested that
places of business work shnna. ". b" closed on
the 18th inst By order Of the Executive Com
mites r. +. JAMES.
H. F HFIsIER, Secretary
t. S DISTRICT Got-RT.--The | :. District
/ Court met this morning. at 1000 o'clock. Judge
] bradford presiding The memhers Of the Grand
jury being present. answered 20 their names. and
were duly sworn. Judge bradford addressed tho
iury say,ng that he had been informed that &C.
tion was to he brought against certain parties for
alleged assessment frauds. and read the act c'
! Congress referring To such cases The Grand
ru,v then retired The cas- of the refusal of the
Levy Court 70 produce their books when d.
mandcd by the District Attorney. was brought
forward and ar~ued by the District Attorney and
Messrs Lore Whtcev and GRAY. The Judge
announced that he would give his decision to-mor-
row morning. aud the Court was then adjourned
until o'clock.
ATTACHMENT CAsH.-Thos. Conner brought
action before Esquire Frazer. some time ago. and
obtained Judgment agains' A l.. Ainscow. polio
officer. for the recovery Of debit. An attachment
was issned ON the Mavor and CITY Council for ths
purpose of obtaining the amount of the 'eht fror
the salary due the officer The President an
Clerk of Council and the CITY Treasurer. az rar
nishee-. were summoned. and the defendar
CLAIMED referee trial. which came off before Es
duire Frazer Yesterday morning Hanson War
, man. Esq appeared as counsel for the plaintiff
and the City Solicitor for the oarn'ahees. Geo
Mccall. J. K. Bahcock and H r. Mcintyre wer
appointed referees. After heavng the referee
} decided that the Mavor ord City Council Of vii
m,noton were indebted N the plaintiff for the snr
i of S3l 81 when Esquire Frazer rendered judgmen
) accordingly.
. A NEW PoRr Of ENrRy.-A new Port T
: Entry han been established at HonpArs ls'anf
: Dorchester county, MARYLAND. The Collecto
;. a, Crs6e'd. has heen authorized to appoint
Deputy Collector, To take charge Of the ne'
Port. The salary will be $500 per annum.
d AT. A Ma regular communication {
Eureka Lodge, No. p. A. F. A. NJ held las
and installed officers for the ensuing year
$ R. lawson, NJ; K. H. Young, S. W.;
II. Tavl"r. j. W; James L. Black. Sec. .
Maris Traa A. D Poole. S. D T. r. 40
gan. D; Geo. K Yates, Tyler. L.
Springer and &. E. Dubell. s.
THE BANKRUPT SALE.-The great bank
rupt sale Of dry goods which has been
, Mrssrs. Ogle h Millers auction rooms, g
Market street for the past two weeks vi
terminate this week, and as there are tho
sands Of our citizens who will have tn r
plenish their stock Of clothing, it would
- we'll for them to tend one or more of the
sales, and purchase at q trihing cost sue
goods as they may desire. Every lot Of poo
offered for sale is disposed of at such rates
~ the bidders may desire upon. This is II,
"a y, doubtedly the largest stock Of fine import,
goods ever offered at public or private sale
81 this State, and as the goods must be closed o
Ut without regard to cost it offers dealers al
others inducements Of most attract,
,e. character
- SUNDAY School LJuBILEE-The Commit
Of arrangements for the Sabbath School JiibiI
- held its stated meeting last evening in St. Pau
NJ z. Church
Committee on Speakers reported that
rangements had been perfected with Hon.
Pollock, Ex-Governor Of Pennsylvania and
H. Henson, D. d., Of Philadelphia. a. two
the speskers for the occasion, and that arran
=, menis had not yet been perfected with the thi
speaker
Committee on Ground, Seats, &c, repor
that GOO0 seats had been erected; $500 for ,
scholars and teachers Of the schools, and "a
=, for reserved seats. On motion, tn Commit
were empowered to make arrangements for
stretching Of canvass over the seats, thus y
tectng those exposed from the heat of
r sun.
- Owing TO the limit Of seats, the Execnt
Committee recommend that tickets for them
better be procured beforehand.
On motion, J. n. Clemmer. W. H. Bill,
and H. E. Heisler were appointed Commit
II, on Programme.
d On motion,it was adopted that both the sci
. ars seats and the reserved seats be open to tn
IN u1 tIfk fkCfa frs shon .
Grove until the commencement Of the e,
cisas