Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-12
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
IAk Jubilee tomorrow.
BEAUTIFUL weather this.

IAk Jubilee tomorrow.
BEAUTIFUL weather this.
Arp aid Central Loan Asso: stations meets this
evening
The full proceeding OF the State Convention
will be found elsewhere
School children are in fever oi excitement
over tho coming Jubilee.
SALE OF MONEY AT the meeting Of Mechan-
les Loan Association last evening, $2,So0 sold at
% per cent premium.
STRAWBERRY SHIpMENIs The atrawbeI,y
shipments yesterday were Twelve cars to JerMy
City and three to Philadelphia.
Police CAsEs1hree cases Of drunkenness
were dspo,e OF tins ni,iDin.. be lore Mayor VAL
.n''ne. tnty cents AMI ct.ts were imposed on
each.
EEAL ESTATE sALl --Iaincs Bradford has
-old his house No. 1905 We. street to Cyrus
+. Miller, OF Lebanon, Pa, ip' $3.50.
STORES TO BE CLosED.--We are requested
to say that the prominent dry goods mer
chants will close their store, at one O'Clock
tomnrrow to afford an opportunity to their
employees to attend the Sabbath School
Jubilee.
lSJuREp--A letter from Washington, dated
June lltl, says A 10Y named VIM. Miller,
about noon to-day by the explosion OF ac"al
oil can which he WAS using while lighting a
FIRE. he was sent TO Providence Hospital
CHARcE KErUrEp MIR F. +. Boga pub
fishes. III ano;heI column, card from one OF
unr physician> completely r'futing tile report
that he was some time since attacked with the
small pox, which repor: has been extensively
circulated, to the detrlment Of his business.
THE JuBILEE.-The grand event Of the
week will be- the Union Sunday School Jubl.
lee tomorrow. All necessary arrangements
have been completed, and the procession VIII
form in the manner and move over the route
plblshed in the GAZETTE Of Friday. Busl-
ness will BE- generally suspended, and should
the weather prove favorable an immense con.
course Of prople will doubtless attend.
THE L. S. DIsrkICr CoCRT.-The L. 5.
Dist,i let Court met nj ~ o'cuck, this morning.
In the case OF The refusal ot the Clerk Of the
Peace to produce the Rec, rd| OF the Levy
our. Judge Bradford decided that as certified
copies had no, been demanded and refused til.
production of the Records could not be com
PEELED
A. 1890 o'clock Court adjourned until 3 y. IN.
The trial Of Jane Irwin, for attempting 10
deir,ud tie Government, will commence TO-
morrow morning.
COMMISSION APPOINTED - Judge Wales has
appointed Messrs. Thomas Walter, Baudy SIM
mons, Isaac Elliot, John Pugh and Lucas A!rlch,
commissioners to assess damages Tor widening
West Liberty street. from Nancy street to the
Marsh Lane, and East Tenth street, from Lom-
bard t. Church The Commission Is to make
r.turu to the Judge by Saturday, the 22l inst.
MOONLIGHT EXCURSION. The Second Grand
M,onnpht Excuislon OF the F. +, F. c., will b,
gwen on Tuesday. June Is. The steamer NJ
F,ltou has been engaged for the occasion, ana
viii leave the wharf at 43. The committee OF
arrangements are Young gentlemen OF tine mora
character, and the company Will doubtless be Sc
cure IRON the intrusion OF any one to mar the
pleasure of the evening
DIED-Wm. D. Bayne, for several years a
ga esman III the dry goods store of MIR. Jas. I.
Chambers, in this city, died Oh Tuesday morning
Deceased WAS presiding officer OF Eien Lodge.
No. "a. l. y. ., F., and u member OF Reynolds
Encampinent, Odd Fellows, and Lafayette Lodge,
No. IA, A F, A. NJ. He young mnn Of
good moral character, and was admired and re-
,pected by all his acquaintance. As a mark OF
respect to his memory, the store OF MIR. Chambers
closed yesterday.
MARKETS. sold this morning, IRON %
TO So; per pound eggs, 25a2o II dozen; chickens,
slsl 25 per pair; potatoes. lOal2c per peck; wal
nuts, l0al2c per p,ck; beets, lSa2Uc do spinach,
lSa20c do; kale, ijalsc do apples, 3oa4je do pea>
l0a25c do; radishes. Babe per bunch. rhubnrb, ia
Sc do; asparagus, lSa2uc do; salad 3aic per head:
.ooseberries, Case per quart: Strawberries IOal 8
10: tomato plants, 60s15c per hundred. sweet pc-
tato plants 20a25c per dozen: herring ln4l2c do;
,had, 30a6Oc each; oats, 60c ler bushei; beef
steak, l2a2Oc per pound.
| MEETING OF WoRKINoMEN.-Am meeting Of the
workihgmen Of this city favorable to the adoption
II the eight hour system of labor, held at the
Old Fellows Hall, last evening. The attendance
large John Richardson was called to the
:halr and +. A. Chambs,s appointed Secretary
| rhe report Of the Committee OH Resolutions, ap.
pointed at the last meeting, was read The reso
utions favored the cooperation OF the workinl
men If tins city wit those OF other cities, in III,
.ivocacy OF the eight hour system the formati 10,
If an Eight Hour Society the ostracism Of, al,
sthdrawal OF patronage from, all merchants art
,iore-keepers who were not IL sympathy with thu
moy emen', &c. The resolutions were adopted
omnttee on permanent officers appointed, an,
! collection, 10 defray expenses, taken up. J. L
hilgore, Esq then made speech, strongly al
socatng the eight hour system, after which til
meeting adjourned