Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-15
Local Intelligence.

Central and Aid Loan Associations meet to-
night. CvHhTT H.
Stripe and PLAIN Alpaca Co,ts, White Nes's.
&C., u full assortment, at Moore's, 22S Market
street. ..~1. .Ea
We make no goods up IN an inferior manner,
and employ none but gool workmen Al hoores'
22S Market street.
RAILROAD TIEs.-Eight car loads OF railroad
ties were received from Georgetown THIS morning
to be used IN the construction OF the wilmington
and Western Railroad,
SALg OF MONEY! At the monthly meeting OF
Mechanics Losn Association. last evening. the
sales OF money were Us follows $1,000 at IA
81 $50 at 2711, anas: 5000 ut 70 per cent.
RED MEN's HALi.--A ms citing Of the Red Mems
Hall Committee was leld last evening, ana tlr
first Install ment on the subscribed stock was pald
in The installnents will hereafter be called
monthly.
CLAM Sour, one OF the most refreshing aPpcti-
zers in this season. may be had at Sweetens. For
lunch II Is inst what Is desired when got up ~
Sweeen's, 81 and Market lie advertises 1T for
t. morrow. Don't forget to try 1t.
Mr. J.P. WIcKERsIAM, superintendent oi the
Public Schools OF Pennsy ivania will address the
citizens of Wilmington. at the Central iresoy-
teran church, on Tuesday evening, May list, a.
o'clock T. NJ. A general invitation is extended.
SUNDAY ScnooL.--A Sunday School is to be
rlt
| 4 Reading Railroad depot. by the Baptist City
J Mission, until suitable building can be erected
tor the purpose, in the Western part OF the cry.
A prayer meeting held there last evening ann
will probably be held weekly
! DELAWARE HIsToRIoAL SocIETY.-The Della
ware Historical Society will occupy their new
rooms IN the Masonic Temple, IN this city. to-
morrow evening Rev. Joshua Morsell. ID. D., OF
SMYRNA, will deliver the opening address, ami at
dresses will also be delivered by members oi the
Society and invited guests.
POLICE CAsEs-Thomas Noy arrested by
officer Bacon for drunkenness and disordery con-
duct: fined fifty cents and costs.
Elizabeth Griffin. (col) by officer Peterson, Tor
assault ahd battery on Martha Anderson. tcoll was
find 81 and COSTS and held IN 5000 bail to keep the
peace.
Jas Phillips, by officer Stewart. for assault and
battery ON Joshua Eddy, (col He was hnei 81
and costs, and held to bail i'll the sum OF $500 to
One case of drunkenness was disposed of; fifty
cents aud costs.
NEARLY AN ELoPEMENT.-A few evenings
since loving young couple. residing at Smyrna.
whose 'course of true love- did not" "run smooth.
! decided TO get married quietly, and had nearly
completed arrangements 10 that effect, when their
plans were .'nipped in the bud" by the sudden ap-
pearance Of the father of the oung lady, and the
, marriage prevented To guard against the recur-
renee of snch event, the Inte father de"ided to
5 morning, in company with "A young lady cousin
2 she was sent to Philadelphia On the same tram
the young man took passage ior Middletown, but
: did not learn until his return to Smyrna at night,
= how near he had been to the object of lns afec-
o tions and the fulhllment of his plans. He. how
ever is still strong III his determination to win
her in spite Of all obstacles which pater taa,iltas
n may interpose.
! FREIGHT IrExs-The following freichts were
= = received at the p. w. & B. Freight depot, th
y morning.
" One car of lumber from Bel AIR, Nd, Tor w m
= r. Il H. cause.
"a One car OF lime, Philadelphia. W +. Karr
Il Two cars of coal. Philndelphia, Geo Magee
q Two of wood pulp, Phiadelphia, Jessup (
Moore.
!. One car sumac. Baltimore. VIM. Bush 4 Co.
One car of stone. Port Deposit, Cranston
Thomphon, Newport,
, One car of piles from Denioville, for same.
- One car OF grain, krkwood, Lee X Sons.
80 Three cars Of hnsks. Milford, for New York.
Eight cars of ties, Georretown Wilmington AN
- Western Railroad. One car Of kindling WOO,
Denioville, Talley & Co.
One car of lumber, Salisbury, Lee & Sons. Or
te car of ground bark, Norfolk. Price Il Dowuey.
Seven cars OF sundry freishts for va,iou, pa
ties.
NEARLY AN ACCIDENT Yesterday eve
ing, rs a little girl was riding ont the Avenl
4 on horseback, the horse became frightened
some rapidly passing teams and coinmenc,
rraring and pIunging. The ltilc girl W
= either thrown or sprang off, but fortunate
the escaped without injury.
:" CARRIAGES BRoKEN-This morning as
gentleman was driving around the corner
mas Sixth and King streets, the top of his carria
my was broken of by coming in contact with
ical tongue of a market wagon which was not p
,hy. ptrly secured, an | prOtrudcd some di>tall
on into the street. Shortly after another gent
man had his carriage served IN the same IN:
vii ner The latter sufferer lodged complaint
fore the Mayor against the owner OF the III;
'ast. ket wagon. Et&
is DEATH FROM MANIA PoTu-Last ey
and .e = . n -. u ci ,;
r. the City Hall cells. About IL o'clock
morning, two other prisoners who were pla
70" in the cells this morning raised an alarm,
e to ON going 10 ascertain the cause, Chief of Po
and Mills discovered that the n,an was dead.
ura. physician was summoned who gave it as
ioo. opinion that his death wac caused by an att
ugn. i, Of MANIA A Polu, produced by excessive dri
und, ing.
in Deceased was young man, apparently al
25 years Of age, about feet, inches in hei,
,oad. with light brown hair, and mUstacle and sl
and goatee a shade darker He was dressed il
suit Of dark mixed cashmere. On the linin
y. Pa his vest, in two places, was the name "E.
- Beardsley," but whether or not this is his
name is not known. Coroner Woodward
notified, and al inquest will Ike held this e,
a. ing.
W The BODY OF O'NIELL FoUND.-Abont
~ o'clock, this morning, az two little, boys
playing on the creek bank at lbe ''rock.,'
oi Moores ship yard, they discovered the bod
a man floating in the water, near The sAOI