Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-02
Local IntelligenCe.
he Delaware Loan Association meets this even-

dre to house in that city
44,343 lsttsrs were delivered by the Reading
letter carriers last month, and 2l $50 collected.
ADDsEss AND RsADIxos.-Jo John O'Byns. Eq..
will deliver IN address b the scholan Of scAool
No. 4, this afternoon, and Master and Miss
OByrns will give some select readings.
BoARp OF TRADE MEErINo.-Ths managers Of
the Board Of Trade will hold . meeting this
evening. at the residence Of the President, No.
8O3 delaware Avenue. -
PAY UP.--At meeting 0f the Board OF the
Wilmington and Western Railroad to-day the
eleventh being the last instaliment Of stock. was
ordered to he called in.
REMOVAL James AeCAhs. Notary Public and
Convsysncer hss removed his Office from W. Sd
Trade Rooms).
unusually heavy shipsnept. Of coal over the w. 4
Reading Railroad, yesterday. extra trains wore
run until o'clock this mo, ming.
BALL.-Ths bah Of ths Buffalo Assembly seps
Of At the City Hall last evening. Absut thirty
couples were on ths promenade. Everything
passed of pleasantly, sad festivities were con-
tinued until . late hour
Pusey. Scott 4 Cos Morocco Fscsory. Third sod
Madison Sts.. was blown out on Saturday morn
ing. No one was in the room ut the time, aud NO
serious injury was sustained.
ACCIDENTAL Robert Taylors confectionery
wagon was coming out Of the stable. early thts
morning. tbs bridge over ths guitar broke upsse-
ting the wagon, and scattering the contents in
the street.
DELAYzp-Ths through train from Baltimore
due In this city at 1920 A. n, was delayed from
some cause this morning and did not arrive hsrs
until 1045.
NOTICES DRLIvERID. morning the pro-
perty holders along Water street were served with
notices. announcing that commission would b
appointed 10 assess damages for widening that
street
0ERMAN TURNER'S BALL.-Ths annual ball Of
came of at st. Marys College bulding last night,
and was largely attended by our German citizens.
About eighty couples joined in the promenade.
personal Dr. Edward Wallace, who has
practicsd medicine in Residing, Pa. tor twenty
four years. left there to-day, TO enter upon his du
ties as Rssidsnt Physician Of the new Prssbyte-
rian Hospital, in Philadelphia
RExovAL-Nessn. Speakman 4 Bro have re-
moved their plumbing establishment TO the build
ing No. 81 Shipley street, next door to the Water
Witch Engine house. which they have Cited up
with large bulk window, and otherwise altered
to suit their business
MAsIxR NEws.-Ths schooner Margaret Platter
sailed for New York, this morning, loaded with
powder.
the Harlan 4 HolIngsworth Compsny's ysrd, this
morning, for thorough overhsuling and repair
ing.
In FOR REPAIRS. Engines Nos. 81, 80, 81 and
81 Of the p. W. & B., are now in the round house
undergoing repairs. Engine No. 28 10 being thor
oughly ovsrhsuled. The new engine No. GA. 10
rapidly nearing complstiou, and will be ready for
trial in . few days
POLICE CAsEs.- Catherine Cunningham and
U .AoN h,,o oO3n Aar
drunkenness and disordsrly conduct; Raed ol and
costs. and held in $500 bail to keep the peace.
One case OF drunkenness was disposed Of by the
Mayor this morning; fifty cents and costs.
INSTALLATION OF OFyIcKns-At . regular
stated meeting Of Wilmington Ceuncil. No. 5. Jr
o. U. A. NJ. held on Monday evening, April lst,
the following officers we're installed TO serve the
sasuipg term &C, David s. Lofman v. G.,
Merris Tsylor; A. r. S.. Caleb q. Taylor; II. g.,
Charles G. Mccullough. Con-, Geo. Monck: w.,
J. Hillyard; !. s.,Jas Myers; o. s., Chas. Lukens
vEsTRy Observation-Disclosures the regular
congregational meeting hsld Yesterday Easter
Monday in st. Peters church. Smyrna. DEL, after
transacting the usual business, the following
named gentlemen were elected Vestry TO sssvs
during the ensuing year: Messrs. VIM. A. Cum
Minis, Senior W arden: William Stubs, Junior
Warden; J. Howard Peter~on. John C. Stockly.
H. Robert Pennington and Joseph Kennedy.
RossINI QUINrHTrE AND SExTETrK.-This sx-
c0II00t musical Or8SnlZ0t1Ou Will give one OF tO0lf
unlivaled concerts III the Masonic Temple. on Fri
dAy evening. April 9th. assisted by signora Cara
maIlo, distinguished primA DOnnn from Rome
The artistic sbity OF the performers. and the va
Fiety and excstlsSss at the programme, should in
sure for them n full houAs. Every person posess-
ed Of any Emusic IN ths soul" shcQlq bs sure TO
attend.
Day GooDs.--W. n. Ksnnard 4 Co.. Fourth
aud King streets. Large stock Of carpets ct low
prisss. Anticipating an advanes in carDeta We
puseAaAad largely previous TO eur determination
tn baiA : neW store, and though they have ad-
vanced. vs VII continue to ssll them at now
s T. e:: % ss y On. Vii 5:
serving their own iptessst Who doss E6t cell aud
examine their goods and prices. 1t.
ANNUAL MxRf1xo OF fAs WnNINorou LII.
BRARY.-Ths annual meeting Of tbs memben Of
the Wilmington Institute Library Was held last
evening in the Library Room. at Institute Build
ing. There was . tair attendance OF members
present. The minutes Of the Fourteenth Annual
Nesting were read and sppsoved The reports
Of ths Treasurer and Standing Committees were
read Ths utiiag Prssidsut, Ar. VIM. Candy,
read An ntsrastag eddssss. setting forth the con-
dition and nscsssitiss n tbs institute At Ii:
:oacS.'ea Of h;. . sdS.s': H ". gsHRy latrOsoo.d
ter thanking the msmbsEs for the honor Goptsyysd
upon him. took tie chair. As. Grub uDsse1 .
resolution to amend the Consultation - 70 pro-
hibit the issuing of any moro halfticksts OF MEM
bssshtp. After considerable debate the resolution
was lost. On motion Of Mr.. Grubb, vote ef
thanks was ts1asFa9 ths retiring President and
ocsrs OF the insttutioa feF their faithful and sf
fcisnt services during the pes yeN: On motion,
adjourned.
Foaosay-On Saturday. the 9th inst .Amos H
Wagner. formerly OF the arm OF Wagnsr 4 Fin
nsy, Livery 6tsbs keepers at Coatesville, vamoos-
ed that borough vith shout $4,000 or $4,000 in
money, which it 10 alleged ha had become possss-
sor Of through forgery sad 0thsS jllsgitimats
means. It appear the above psmsd erM sQla st