Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-24
Local Intelligence.
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POLICE CAsEs.--Four cases of drunkenness |
were disposed Of by the Mayor, tins morning. at
fifty cents and costs each.
MARINE NEws.-The schooner Hd-leton ar
rived at the Rolling Mill, this morning.
The schooners 44lasto, 7,co brothers and j. II.
Marcel sailed To-day.
CAR SHIrMENr.--Th jackson Il Sharpe Com
pany shipped. tins morning. hy the Wilmington n
Heading Railroad. two tirst-class passenger cars
to Providence. X. |. The ars intended for the
Providence Warren ~ Bristol Rniirold.
Cows lMPouNpEp Last night the cow pound
contained thirty cows. which had been impoundrd
for running at large, i'll violation OF II City ordi-
nance. Owners of cattle should he careful to
keep them properly confined, the penalty Is Sc
veie and the law rigidly enforced.
ERRATA.-ln our report Of Prof. WickcrshanIs
address before the Teachers Institute in the GA
2ETTE of " Wednesday. " e inadvertently stated that
"about forty teachers were represented. ms
was an error as Superintendent Harlan has since
informed us that there were seventy-eight teach
ers present
LECTURE BEFORE THE HIsToRICAL SOCIETY OF
DELAWARE, on TUESDAY THE 2STH INST. We
are authorized to state that the Hon. William
Gilpi.. late Gov of Colorado, has consented to
deliver his celebrated Lecture, on the Physical
Geography of Colorado Tuesday the 2sth
| INST, Ill the Hall of the Wilmington Institute
The doors will be opened at o'clock. without
charge, to which our citizens and especially the
members are cordially invited Mr. Giipin Is
y native Of Wilmington son OF Joshua Gipn,
| Esq. and the Lecture has been repeated at New
York, St. Louis, and London with great sats'ar-
ton We understand that Mr.. Gilpin will have
some views to present, they will be advantage to
those proposing to emigrate to the West
FREleHT IrExs.-The following freights were
received ut the +. W. B. Freight Depot this
morning.
One car Of lime, from Philadelphia, for Bright
l. keIthler.
One car OF hogs, from Philadelphia. for Z
Maher
One car OF furniture, from Baltimore, for Mrs.
Burns.
One car of staye bolts from Aberdeen, Nd, fol
J p. Mcdowell.
One car Of cross-ties. from Townsend, and five
cars of timber and cross-ties, from Clayton, 10
the l.. W. n B. Il. Il.
One car of charcoal, from Clayton, for Seido
& Hastings.
One hundred and fifty bags Of meal, iron
Dover. for the Electric Line OF Steamers.
One OF lumber, from Denovillc, for "A )
: Barrett, and one for the Harlan N Hollnswort
; Co.
One car OF kindng wood, from Denioviie. 10
Solomon Weaver.
Eight cars of sundry freiShts.
ANNUAL MEErING.--The first annual meetin
of the Workngmen's Loan Association was hel
last evening. The report OF the Auditors wa
submitted, from which We extract the following
Number of shares, 1921; number OF share
holders, 243 amount paid on each share. II
advance $4.65 highest premium paid. 40 pc
cent lowest 20 per cent average, 32 "a per cen
received tor monthly dues during the year SIS
053 for premiums interest, fines and iorfelte
9 stock, $1.6l0.02; amount of unpaid dues, lntere
and fines. $4l3.26; amount oi loans. S2l ,l5
amount Of expenses, $527.41; premiums paid, do
l.. from stockholders and forfeited stock, S63i l.
- balance in Treasury drawing interest, So, 3
The officers for the past year were re-electe
follows:
, Pres,dent-J S. Valentine
}, Iice President-C. p. Johnson
Seyetdrg-J. l.. killgore.
1reasurer-John Aiken, Jr
Directors-Geo. Mccall, Geo. L, Rice, T..
Crawford, H. + Dure, j. Tnzwell, G Matthe
son, Geo. c. Robinson Washington Schwene
A. r. Stevenson.
- Auditors-w A. Reynolds, Jerman Mule
Stausbery J. Wiley
w The regular monthly meeting was also he
and the following sales effected $500 at II
per cent premium $500 at 21I 500 at 2ja.
|. $4,000 at 25L.
lACSCH.-ADUut noon, yesterday, tHI'
masted double,deck schooner, the Vim. Stewa
= was launched at Barretl's ship yard.
HANDS OFF BOYS We are requested to
the attention Of the police has to the nnrulv b.
who have been in the habit of pulling flow
and ,resspassirg upon the church yard at NJ
for ket and Tenth Sts.
ut ASSAULT AND DBAITERi.-Samucl Chand
WAS arrested by officer Truit, FOR a'saul,
~, battery on Julia Brown For this ungen
y manly action, Esquire Publ, required him
- pay the costs and held him in the snm of 5
bail to keep the peace.
A New PHASE or THE FISHERY TRoUB
The Philopatran Literary Institute Of
J. city made an excursion to Salem, N. j., yes
il. day. We understand that their treatment by
and Saemi,es was decidedly cool aud that on Il
departure they were greeted with shower
stones.
SLIGHT FIRE.--About l:30, tins afternt
the roof of Geo. w. Stones building, y,
East Water street, and the roof of the DIV
ing house adjoining, were discovered to b'
fire. The alarm was given, and the fla
-, were promptly extinguished. The fire is
wv" posed to have originated from the sparks
. passing locomotive. But little damage
}, sustained.
EDUCATloN.
The Reports Of the Principals of our P'
'ara Schools for the four weeks ending May II,
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