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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-24
Our Public Schools.
WRITTEN EXAMINATIONS IN BOYS DEPARTMENT OF


WRITTEN ExAMISATIoNs IN BOYS DEPARTMENT OF
NO. /.
The following are the names of pupils who
obtained so per cent, or over, in the first of
three regular examinations OF the school year,
held December 10Th, Goth and 23rd, 1872.
From two to three hours were allowed for the
answering of each paper of questions. The
publication of the results Of the examination
has been delayed in order to allow several pu-
pills, who wero absent at the regular time on &C
count Of sickness, to pass an equivalent examin'
alton and receive honorable mention with the
others.
First Division-E. W. Countess, "a; ]. d.
Kurtz, 81 Il. II. keenan,, So g. Hildreth, SO
j. w. Carswell 80; s. X. Smith, 50.
Second Diyision-F. Merrihew. SS; j. W
Foreman, SO G.. W. Bowers, 80 II. Dixon, 81
c. GreDe, 50; c. Farra 80.
Third Diyision-W. G. Murgatroyd, 97 II. P
Scott, "a Il. II. Jefferis, 81 ]. j. Plunkett 81
L. r. Smith, 80; G.. NJ Garrett, 80 i. w
Weller, IS j, Semple. So /; j. Palmer, "a W, s
Almond, 50 j. E, Griner, 81 G. P. Finn, 81
j. z. Merrihew, 81.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-24
The Homo loan meets this evening.

The Home Loan meets this evening.
The Democrats threaten Police Commission.
And the new policemen were not confirmed,
after all
The Rehoboth Beach camp-ground comprises
$50 acres-s0 more than stated yesterday.
James Bradford offers at private sale fine
suburban property, on West Front street.
Onward we don't go, over the beautiful SNOW
skimming along 80 merrily, this morning
Petitions are being circulated asking the
Levy Court to pay Given the amount OF his hnes
imposed by the U. 5. Court,
Opportunities increase. The Republican. OF
Yesterday, publishes entire, and without credit,
our history Of the rise of Methodism in this city
in its connection with Asbury Church. File away
copies Of it. They may be had at the RePt5lt
can office.
The Coleman children were present. last even
ing, at the Opera House, and occupied one OF
the private boxes. They will stay in this city
two weeks to recuperate their health, prepara'
tory to an extended tour South, under the man
agement Of John I. Ford, Esq.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-24

The CALVARY SUNDAY School WARsuNG.-
Notwithstanding theinclemency of the weather,
about three hundred aud fifty of the teachers,
scholars and friends of Calvary Sunday School
participated in the pleasures of the :" Warming -
at Institute Hall, last evening. The United Cor
net Band furnished excellent music during the
evening. The young folks, and several of the
older ones engaged in games of paror croquet,
and other innocent amusements. AT quarter past
8 O'Clock, refreshments we're served and shortly
after 10 o'clock, all went home delighted with the
evenings exercises. Much credit is due to the
managers for their success in making the enter
tainment both pleasant and agreeable,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-24
WATER RENTERS, TAKE NOTICE.

OFFICE CITY WATER WORKS,
MlLM NGToE, DEL, Dec. 4th, 1872. !
The Bills for the year 1873, are now ready and
payable at the Registrars Office, 1000 Market street.
The law requires that all bills paid on or before
January 3lst 1913 the face OF the bill, anu on all
paid during the month Of February an addition of
. per cent aud on all paid during the inohLh OF
amount remaining unpaid after April lsJ 1913, the
Regatrar is required 10 have the teTules Withdrawn
and suit inst for the recovery Of the amounts
due and water viii not again be let Into such pre-
misses until all arrears with assessments anu Two
dollars for drawing ferule is paid.
FRANK A. TAYLOR, Registrar.
otilce Hours o. 70 u, A. NJ and p 10 6, T. NJ.
dec3u
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-24

FARMERS BANK OF DELAwARE.-The following
named persons have been elected Directors in
the Farmers Bank of Delaware
For the principal bank, at Doyer-L, Heverin,
Joseph p. Comegys Edward Ridgely, John q.
Graham and George W. Cummlns.
For the branch at Wilmington Francis Barry,
George q. Lobdell, VIM. G. Gibbons, Edward G..
bradford, Theodore +. Crawford and James
Bradford.
For the branch at New Castle-Andrew @.
Gray, David q. Niyin, William I. Iead, Allen V.
Lesley Thomas Holcomb and George b. Rodney.
For the branch at Georgetown Gardiner II
Wright James Ponder, William IL. Ross, Edwin
r. Paynter, William W. Dashiell and Harbeson
Hickman.
The first named are the Presidents. The Di
rectors on the part Of the State are yet to be ap
pointed
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-24

HANDSOME PAINTING.-A marine view bv Ham
ilton, is on exhibition in the window OF VIM, L.
Rudolph, jeweller, III Market street. 1t is a
charming picture and one Of the great artists
best effort. All the features of the painting are
so clearly and distinctly brought out, aud blend
aud harmonize so thoroughly. that it seems al
ture is preserved. The reflection of the sun up
Oh the water Is unqueztionablY beautiful, but
even more perfect than this is the light which
shines through the cabin windows of the vessel
floating upon the azure deep. Pause and glance
at the picture as you pass
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-24
for REnt.

NOR RENT-The large yard and wharf property |
Il foot of orange street. Apply 70 HARRIS.
ian2teodtf N. b. cor Front and Tat al
USoR KENT-Two staIls and carriage room IN
II in central location. Apply at ..,,.,,
Jan2s-tf 4Ol sHlPLh1 sIhhEr.
H0oR RENT = Three stables corner sixth and
II Orange streets. Apply 10 - sr,A,u
Jan92,i 2Ol W. sixth street
HNOR RENT.-The ''IIofecket mills" four miles
n from smyrna; thee run of stOnei Two new
turbine Wheels; twenty-five horse power englnei
goUd stream Of water, ana IN goOd cOndltioh; A
good chance for miller with small capital Ios-
j. .. HUFFINGlUN,
Ian228t' smyrna, De-.
4 aOTkL FOR REM The subscriber offers for
rent tine well known Hotel property ln Chris
lnauire OF JOHN MEALLEI,
lanl6-tf 10, 10 MarAet st., wilmington.
a,oR KENT-The large dwelling, No. 900 Della
II ware avenue, with all modern improvements;
well situated for nrst-ciass bSardng mouse Apply
To NJ. Nj CHILD a co,
Jani5-lm Exchange BUILDING
aNok RENT-A furnished office in the "Exchause
E Building. Apply W f. y GlLi iNi
Janl4-2w Gus Market street,
ssot hENT-A ane seoond-stoIy room ia our
II building (2l2 King slreetI slAs k5Aeo ,eSt,
to Janll-tf CAPkLLE ~ bhu.
4 NOR KENT-A threesIory brick dwelling N
Il with twO-story back Dulldlng on Ghpln -
| avenue dAu huhlns stEcctt CohthllAb VNii
aud BAN, large yard. n desirable helRhpoihoou' M @
unt one SQUARE from city cars, Apply On tht pre-
| mises. or at Janll-u Nv W hol o.
| NOR RhNT-A dwelling and a few acres OF Els
| u land IN Brandywiue hundred line, healthy II
| location, excellent view OF wilmington, Deiawaic
| RIVER and great extent OF country. suitable iur
| summer Residence. Alsu truck larIn SJutn OI the
N'''' -'ff' A. B. ELLIOT,
| decsO-dtf&w2t Third and King streets
| NOR RENTING offer for light manufacturing
H and oLleT purposes elegant Ei, Sd anu Ith story
Ons Of vaIIous sizes, over our new ana old Stores
to rent Cd very reasonable ters, IOf one ol uIoTt
Years will rent rooms separately or beVerA tOgetci
| ana IL needed, to accommodate renters, might pu
SOME can Ue mad Immediately and others Marcl
25tn, 1913.
Please call early and examine rooms.
| u. ii. KENT h CO.,
decl3-tf NO 2U5 to 2lS Slhpley street.
E.NoR RENT.-Dwelling House No. 1910 Delaware
| E Avenue II rooms, with all the modern lin
| pFuyements; p0ssesslou given o. The 2tn of March
| next Apply 10 CLEMENT b. SMlTh,
deG2,tt. SIS West street.
ENoK RENT-Large urih,story room with anti
II ROOMS; suitable for societies. Apply u
RICHARDSON a HOPES,
nov25-tf 3OS MarAet street.
INUR RENT. 80 The sou Inside room, uuler til
| IL Mansard roof OF the MAsuLle Han. I he room /
Auout 6gAsO II. Apply 10 IL. B' MclNlInE,
| nov. .lb-tf 20i Market Street.
EIN0R RENT-The large and elegant basement
Il OF upper stores, Masonic Tempe. Apply TO
u. MORkhLL
aug24-tf $40 and 2l1 Market
= UNOR RENT-Choice room IN Fourth-story, 10
society meetings or for light manufacturing
JanlC.2weod 5. a T. MCCLARY,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-24
LOCAL IHTELLIGENCE.
Rafiruad Hslfra.
TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON.

TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON.
FOR PhtladelphSa-1.a5, as, $50 $40, 1880 m
IL 80, 400, A00, bb0 T.lbs 1926 p. N. sundays
6S0, .. m.
Ror Hss York-l.s5 q. m 1880 and hb0 p. m
For BaltimOrs-lH5s, AOs and 1909 a m. LIS and
Fog the DsIa,Sase R R.-lab5. s.4O and 1910 g. m.
h For Ess Csstls-i256, s.4O, 1910 a. M, and l.so'
6.25 pm. 1 ~ Uho
first two mn through 10 Reading.
Poy W. e ". Il. R-(Market St, Depotl s.2d
1870 a. m, and $50 p. m
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA Fob WILMINGTON
1910 $780, and lO.45 a. m. 1915 1880, asOi 400
500, $780, 1ol5 and 1l.sO p. m sundays lolo'iiSo "
N. - ..,.,,-o,,
From DelatOare H. R.-s.OO 0rom New CaA T., as .s,
lOlb a 10. B.b6, $50 and 1880 pm lTne TWO 'Ve'
are freight with passenger car attachedl
From W. d r. R-S1b and IL 10, n and . le
u. m The s.lb q m. only runs from CoatesVlimie m "a
From PhiIddeiphid-12.42, b3, 800 a. m lIVu' ~
49, 2O5, s.45, hUT, 6.ls, 500, 1880. sunday lzaS
~, and 1880 p. m ,. ~, y ,x n
m., 2 Is and $40 p IN
- See time tables for further particulars
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-24

LOAN MEETISa.-The stockholders of the
Workiuglnen's Loan Association met, last even
ing. to consider the propriety OF issuing new
series Of stock. notwithstanding the weather
was inclement there was large meeting ant
much interest manifested. After an animated
discussion, the proposition to issue new series
was voted down. Those opposing the measure,
argued that it is unjust to the old members who
have not bought money, as it would advance
the price. The plan adopted by the Germanif
is not open to their objection and meets witt
several favors
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-24

tw-BARGAINS j.! B4RGAtNS lit is matter o.
No littIe Satisfaction to all gentlemen Of good taste
that there is such an excellent tai Ofng eslaoIsl-
ment IN Wilmington, as that located at 40 King
street conducted by John Ii. Muhhausen, gentle
man fu y I'D to the times and capable OF sutlng the
most fastidious tastes, whether grove or gay. mr'
M has had 20 years experience and mas q large
number Of customers among our best dressed peo-
Die. Al the present time he invites persons VIM
would ike some extraordinary bargains in winter
UOnda To give him cal.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-24

CoxvALEscENT. Mr.. John Wood, of Rising
sun assessor for Chrirtana hundred, who was
injured b. the runaway of lis horse few weeks
ago. is about again. lie was i'll town day OIL
two ago
Daniel w Taylor, Of the Jackson II Sharp Co.,
has quite recovered from his attack Of Typhoid
fever, and may be seen upon our streets again
on fine days. He wall soon be able to resume
h1ainnea-
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-24

PosT-OF AFFAIRs.-At Smithville, Caroline
county, George W. Ward is appointed postmas-
ter vice DR.. W. A. Meredith resigned Geo, W.
Slocum, postmaster at Drawbridge, Dorchester
county, vice Henry Hurley resigned. Girde-
Tree HILL post-office, Worcester county is re-es-
tabhshed with Vim. s. Only postmaster. At In'
gleside, Queen Anne'ss county, Isaac L. Turner
IL appointed Postmaster, vice Edward PeTkin'
resigned. At Chesteryilie, Kent county, II. G
Langman is appointed Postmaster, vice Alber
L. Jones resigned.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-24

Building Felt-We have been very much inter
es ted in examining samples Of this Feltng sent u
by Mr.. q. Fay, Camden, N. j. II Is highly recon
mended for covering the outside OF buildings, and
inside instead Of plaster, tar substance so Oblec
tlonabe, being used. II has great strength AnC
resembles nne leather. Ar. + y mat uac ures iron
this felting iioor covering painted IN various nea
designs For descriptive circular, price list ant
samples, send two stamps-S. j. Republican.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-24

The SNAIL Pox IN kent CoUSTY.-A young
man named Wheeler near WhiteleyAburg, in the
ower part Of Kent county, near the Maryland
line, died with the small p0x week before last,
and three other members of the family were
stricken with the disease. 1t is said he caught
the disease from wearing an army oyercoat which
his father purchased Of a merchant VINO had re
Gently repleni=hed HE stock of ready made cloth
lug from the city,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-24

EB- BzteIlsipe Furniture Street.-The attention Of
the public Is called TO the very large and yaTlet
stock Of furniture OF j. Il j. n. Harinan, No. A.
King street. There is nothing equal to Il i'll th,
State OF Delaware, and persons wanting furniture
Tor otiice or dwelling can doubtless be accOmmu
dated by this old and reliable hrrn. They maxi
their own goods and Sell az prices as low as the bes
houses in the large cities.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-24
H,oelsa, Celia, SO.
HI0ckHl U@Eul Nc
wilmington Quotations, furnished by X * NOD
inson 3 Do, Bankers, sth and Market sts,
.5.. - Al O'Clock. P. N. to-day.
MERELY MENTIONED.

swIf every man who spends his money In adyeI
tlslnR would 60 or send to Geo. Ros ell CO., tle
New Sork AGENTS for the list of newspapers pub
ushed An the United States the number OF success
fn advertisers would he largely increased.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-24

AMERICAN MECHANICS SocTABLE.-A pleasant
and interesting sociable will be.held by Washing
ton Council, No, 4, O. L. A. NJ. this evening, at
2l9 King street. The members OF other coun-
ellis are expected to be present J. Kayor Snyder,
Editor of the Mechanics Adcocdts Lancaster, Pa.
will be present. Thomas NJ. Coleman. city Edl-
tor OF the Philadelphia Ledger, is also expected
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-24
anartnfrship alntiffs.

NTOTTCR-T have this day retired from the lum-
~ ber business having disposed VI my entire in.
terest TO l.. A. Harris and W. W. Harris VINO Will
continue the business at the n. f. corner OF Front
and Tatnall streets. j. A. HAhklS'
NOTICE - The undersigned have, this day,
fOrneu q co-partnershlp under the nrm name
u Lester A. Harris brother, SUCCESSORS 10 j. A.
Harris and Will continue tile lumber business al the
n. X. cor. Of Front and Tatna streets. .
LESTER A. HARRIS,
ianl41m WILDER w. HARRIS.
nISsOLuTIoN OF Co-PARTNERSHIP.
WILMINGTON, DEl., Dec 81, lsI2.
The firm OF Pusey. Scott Co., Is this day dis
solved by mutual consent -, ,,,,.,,,.,
JAMES SCOTT,
JNU Nj. SCOTT,
W. Y. WARNER
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-24

EWcHA RLBs RA BISoRT, No. 10 West Eighth 81.
(AImoud BuildinR,) end door from shluley.
PRACTICAL BOOT AND SHOEHAKER,
for Ladies' anu Gentlemens
Fashionable and Neat Fitting Boots and Shoes
made 10 order and warranted A well selected
STOCK Of Machine Sewed Boots Shoes and Gaiters
Ius received, which Will be sod at very Reasonable
Re6airing will be done neatly and durably
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-24
New Adyerlisements, ThIs Day.

Hearth and home-Cyrus Stern
Hardware-Tfuman a Shaw.
City Items-Various parties.
Funeral notices.
Wauted-Furnished room with board
Basement for rent Y deNOrmandie
HassouB Compound syrup of Tar
Star Loan Stock for sale-W LaMotte
Residence for sale-James Bradford
Yard and wharf property for rent A Harris
Pound Ca6es-G II Robinson
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-24

Ew-ehanosd 8auds, face, rough kin, pimples,
rtnUwoTri salt-rheum, and other cutaneous auec-
lions cured and the skin made soft ana smooth by
using the Juniper Tar Soap, made by Caswel, M haz-
Tar Soap, as there are many worthless limitations
made with common tar
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-24

DETENTION OF TRAtNs-By a run of beyond
Trenton, the Express train south, leaving Will
mington at 517, P. NJ. was detained, and did not
take its departure from this depot until near 10
O'Clock. The midnight express was also behind
time. but not 80 much as the first train.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-24

PLEASING ERRoR.-One Of our citizens sent his
bank book in to be ''settled up recently, and
found that there stood to his credit $500 more
than he expected. His book had not been set
tied for four years
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-24

EHThe Rirest and sweetest CodILyer , oii ~ ,h asf
ard A. CasWeIrs made on the 8 shore, from ifesl
seected Iivers, by Caswell Hazard Co New ioIk,
I'd Is absolutely pure and sweet Patients VINO nave
once taken it prefer 1t to all others Physicians nave
decided it superior TO any OF the other Oils III hAr
boz
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-24

sw-Marpeio,.s beyend precedent In the effect o
Sozopogr upon the whole economy OF the mouth
Keeping the gums rosy and healthy the teeth IN pei
fact order, giving to the breath ballny fragrance
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-24
wINsTRUe1IoS IN

DRAW WINI ] I-NUi
A ply to A. 7. SCOTT, Room No. c, S. W. eorne
Of Eighth and Market Streets
EVENING DRAWING CLASS commences SEP
tefuber 10th, at u O'Clock. seI5-ly
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-24
~ WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

tv- Who'll ESALB AND RETAIL
+. L. FRANK's,
moor SKIRTS, CoRsETS, LADIES AND GILL
DREN'S UNDER-GARMENTs
MASURAcToRT,
l1:MARKETEsTREET,s ,swlmi .s,v.,
octl7-ly
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-24
OWNERS o5 d,sI EARNS S ppopER1y

Desiring to sell or exchange by sending full partlcu,
lars and fee OF 81, can have them advertised aud
otherwise negotiated without incurring any tartner
expense until business s elected Commission ~
peT cent JOHN s. EVEN, Real ESTATE Broker,
80 Nassau ST., New York.
REFERENCES T. Bonner a Co., ~ broad street
New York; james Buchan a Co., 100 klizabeth st'
New YORK, JanzJ-lm
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-24
oo-PARTNERsIIp.

Co-PARTNERsHIp.
WILMINGTON, DEL, Jan l, 1872.
The undersigned have this day entered into Co
Partnership, and will continne the Morocco bust
ness at the corner OF Third and Madison Sts, VIII
mlngton. Del, under the lrn name Of Pussy, scott
n % JAMES SCOTT.
JOHN VI. Sc TT,
WMY WARMER.
Ian1-lmd WINFIELD SCOTT
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-24

EroRTEp DAILY AT PUBLIC 80 HooL NO. /, BOY =
DEPARTMENT.
WILMINGTON, Del, Jan. oath, 10 o'clock AIM.
Temper Height Dew Wind Rain
atnre Of Baron Point Fall,
$40 296S in, 521670 NNE DIN
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-24
FINANCIAL AND ooMAERCIAL.
oyEcE OF THE DAILY oesr1ERoI4I,, e.,

The regular monthly meeting OF the WORKING
mems Loan was held. last evening, when &l2OO
were sold at SO per cent S4OO at S294, and S4OC
nj 1gl<
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-24
NOTICE.
THE WILMINGTON & READING II. H
COMPANY

Have completed arrangements to carry MONEY,
PACKAGES, and EXPRESS MATTER TO and
from all points On the line OF their road and West
Chester Express matter sent TO Franklin Telegraph
Once, No. West Third street,oT their Depot Front
and Madison, or orders LEFT with McMullen sea-
delivering agents will receive prompt attention.
apr6-tf q. STULZ, Cienl Supt,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-24
gbsi Ani tdant.

n osT-Ou this 18Th inst, q cane-stalk riding whip.
I The Under will he suitably rewarted by return
no 70 tapqi-ats SIXTH AND ORANGE.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-24
Boarding..

noARDINa-A gentleman and wife can be ac
, commodated with large uniurhlshec Hoh1
roop 1nY'R1.f On sf'OH" A''' "''" ISL WALNUT ST.
* sanis-tf si9 KING STREET.
DOARDIN ING-At az Market street, table board
Id furnished AuRSV-u
DoARDING-At ,,,,.,,r, ,,,v,,,rv
- apr2-6m BOO DELAMAh AN EENl y.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-24
LNOw. TATNALL, Jr.

Il SURVEYOR,
Residence, 704 Tatnan street.
wBuildlng lots for sale in several desirable loca-
tos. dec2s-eodly
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-24
Address
BI.ATCHI.EY,s


No7I0E'
NJ would call especial attention to our new style
Of pictures Of "GERMAN FINISH" which We do
not think surpassed in this any other country
many thousands of which are IN this city, and f5i
their quality we give general reference
NJ &W 9ARRKTT
1879 TRO Market Street
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-24

OADAN' received i0i 4. So1F I. Y2LLDRDIoE,
No. III aaipley ~
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-24
aFaated.

UTANTRD-A purchaser for one of the best ar.
Wv ranged museums IN point OF huinbe's, tnAt
can he found consistlng OF birds, animals reptiles
.yc from all parts OF the known world. Also,
fine collection OF fe size wax figures, correct like
neases Of some OF the most cruel and mysterious
murderers and other noted characters IN war; crime
and history, on RECORD. Also, very rare collection
OF other wonderful curl0sts OF great interest, thls
is a chance seldom met with.
Old or young that have not seen the museum
should NOT fail to do so while an opportunity Is al
forded it is open for inspection from T. A NJ till
10. p NJ No 2OT and 2O9 ". Fourth street, VIII
mlngton, Del. .-.-.- ,,.-
jaIT -2m W. IL. CHADWICK, Proprietor.
" CARPET BALLS,
For which the highest cash price viii he paid Ap-
niv tn P. HASSON,
end and orange Streets,
oct Rs-d&vtf wilmington, Del.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-24
3!
CosTUMEsI I

COSTUMES .
u COSTUMES
We are prepared to furnish splendid Assortment
Of COSTl NJ Ms and Properties for Masquerade Balls,
Parties etc. to the public of this city and county,
on very reasonable terms. Masks of every descrip-
ton for sale. Orders promptly attended To
A. ~. WAAS, COstumer,
162 North Ninth street,
jan2O-1meod PHILADELPHIA, PA.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-03

The State OF Iowa, lately represented in tho
United States Sanate by the Rev. james HAT
Ian. ct the last election gave Grant z MAJ
Credit MObilIeF party In nearly all its county
Oflces. This StAte Il suffering from the pre-
Valling epidemic Of oalelal dishonesty. VITA
In q short time no less than three county treA-
Sur0Fs have been discovered b be defanltera,
the last Of them, Mr.. Elliott Of Cedar county,
"a . burglary In his own once In addition TO
being short In his accounts. And there are
stlll nInety-slx counties to hear fT0m.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-03

SSThe anti-cOOlie league at San Francisco
hreaten to publish the names of the firms and
persons who refuse to sign the anti-Chinese
petition.
Judge Davis yesterday granted an adjourn
meRt of the trial of VIM. NJ. Tweed until Oc-
tOher, on the affidavit Of physicians to the et-
feet that the proceed with theytrial now would
endanger the life OF John Graham, Tweed's
leading counsel.
A Pennsylvania newspaper says Another
minors strike Is TepOrtod in LuZerne county.
A xteen-year-old son struck his father with
a hoe. The strike Is over, however, and no
further trouble Is apprehended. The MINOR is
not as well aa usual"
The arrangements for the Shah Of Persia's s
visit to England are completed. He will b.
lodged at Buckingham Palace, and will pay
two formal visits TO the Queen at Windsor
Castle, one to lunch and the other TO attend 9
grand review Of the troops.
The results Of tha election in Spain con :
tihue to show that the Federal Republicans
been returned. OF other candidates % are
elected. The opposition of all shades will, 4
Is thought, number not more than so or A
members
James Wilton Brooks, who inheEits his father
share Of the New York Erpyess, the late Hon
James Brooks, is now at Yale, being educated 4
take his fathers position. 1t is coincidence tha
the late Mr.. Raymond. like Mr.. Brooks, left q sol
at Yale. in the process Of bsing educated to tax
his place.
Judge Ssdguiek, Of New YoEk. has decide
that whaFs 3 contract Of supply 81 coal 4 mad
containing . saving clause against strikes, II u
Oompany lower the wages OF tee WoRkmen and
stFika results, the clause Is void.