Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-01
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
A beautiful day.

A beautiful day.
This is the first dag Of summer.
Tie market Was well attended this morning
There MAS n prutusion of early N.SetAhi" III
market this morning.
In our report Of the "referee trial. we stated
that the suit was "brought before Eequire Publ.
whereas it should hav, hr"m before Esquire Fra
THE WEST Cnuncu Frfr%A,. The straw
berry festival of the West ! i,c-hrte'isn Church
closed last evening. The hi"n a'ce was very
good and all present ,n,,oi n enjoy themselves
highly. The festival ". ma istand has proved
a success, and quite IA zee iiic sum has been
realized.
CORNER LouNaINo -Tha eli ers Mt the IL
minRton Il Reading Railroad depot requested us
to call attention of the F,rst Ward Pohce to 'he
crowd OF men who nightly conrrrTate aronhd Tue
Depot, ut Front and MADISON si.r"ts to the great
annoyance Of the Company a'.i the Passefs-ov.
This is in violation of City trdlnance, ana the
police should need no special r. quest TO Wci'e
| them to the performance ot their duty
MARKETS Butter sll This morning from 20 to
| 80 per pound, eggs 23a-h aon2 vegetables were
abundant and sold htiskiy. hfr's loc per huhch
| rnubarh Sal0 do; asparntli> lh-" uo' iet'"ee
l2al5 do; onions 2a4 do The meat marker was
| we'll supplied; beef. II - n pouni. veal 2oh.o
do: mutton lUal5 do hnn., whole ~. sliced, Ky
lard l2ali Fish were ahun iant shad lSa2o
each: herring l0al2 dozen.
SOCIAL VISIT -Kensington Council No 5. Jr
o. L. A NJ OF Philadelphia. paid u social VISIT 10
Rescue Council. No 3. Jr. Q. L. A. NJ, OF this
city, last evening. The visiting brethren were
receive, at the depot and escorted 10 the NEE ing
room OF Rescue Council, where. after the regular
| routine OF business was disposed OF, Pleasah'
evening was spent in discussing nh ample supply
of refreshments, making friendly speeches ard
| singing songs. The cas'on WAS enloyca
by all participating. amt the visitors ie''reo
well pleased with their reception and treatment
The GREAT INFLUX ol strsuerr' IN the city
to-day caused II very large crn"d fo v'sit we
bnnkru sale Of dry goods by Messls. oJle & MIL
.er, Oh Market street. Standing r"1m was nj
premium. and the demand f1r various articles was
| truly surprising. he goods "llried are nrst-
olass articles. and comprise everything ~ the drv
goods line together with n iu ,nt ot the finest
imported broadcloths. dress goods. carpets. nc.
sc. During this afternoon and evening an extra
assortment will be offered. and a Single visit to
the store will most certainly result IN repetition"
The arrangements for accommodating the lady
visitors complete; ample room and extra IN
ducements are offered them.
POLICE CAsE-.-IIenry Steele, of Cecil
/ County, Md. was arrested by officer Thomas
for selling blown meat in the market. He was
. fined Is and costs.
Four cases o. drunkenness were tried this
, morning, and the usual penalty imposed
! CHANGE OF TlME.--The p. W. 4 h, r. Il
have cnanged their tune table somewhat 10 TAX.
ef.c, an and after Monday. The change is no
gen, raj most of the Ir-s'tgPr iraius t'inDini
As lefore. The 2:03, A. VI train for B'timor'
will leave This CITY AT 2:i3, and the 1850, F. NJ.
train IT los. A pesusal of the revised time Ia
. bic, wh,ch will be found elsewhere would m
y | ad aile
d CAH SHIPMENTS The Jackson & Sharp
Com, any shipped this morning, Ivy the viii
mins,on & Reading Railroad, one sccondclas
passenger car, and one mail and baggage Car 4,
Carthage MO. They are for tie Carthage Mem
r phis & Northwestern Railroad.
The Harlan q Hollingsworth Company ship
y. =" ped Yesterday, by the WILMINGTON & Readin
1t Railroad, two frstclass passenger cars to Bo
?, ton Mass, ior the Eastern Railroad.
~ FREIGHT IlEMs.-The following freeh
were received at p W. & T. K X. F~igl
De;mt this morning:
- From Philadelphia, one ear Of househol
goods. for Som,uel Harlan, one car of lime +,
Bright and Kethler and one for VIM.
Karr.
One car of bark from Cox's Station, for
Briscoe
10 One ear of wood, from Caryille, for }. s.
cox.
= From Clayton, one car bark, for s a. Pri
and one for Noses Styles, one car of charco:
for J. Roberts, and one car of ties, for the
on W. & B. r. r.
~, Two cars of ties. from Georgetown, for L
W. w Wilmington 4 Western Railroad
:. One car of bark, from Greenwood, for j.
Rhodes.
One car of bark, from Greenwood, for S.
Price.
Five cars of sundry freghts.