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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-11-22

AN ADJOURNED STATED MEETING THuGs.
DAY EVENING.


At the adjourned stated meeting Of The
Delaware Historical Society ThuBdly
Doctor Askew was called to the chalf
The Recording Secretary was author
lied to take such measures as he might
see 1T for thoroughly revising the llsd
members. Many gentlemen who were
onue members Of the society have allowed
their membership to lapse, who ought
not to have done 50, and The efheltntyoi
the society Is materially lmpalred BY
want Of proper support In cousequ,nee.
The present number Of active eoultlbut'
ing members, about fifty, ID barely Nt'
ficient to carry the society as Il is, andh
quite inadequate to justify the undenak'
ing OF many useful labors which he
society might perform.
II the citizens Of Delaware will only
second the unseltish labors OF the few 10
the Historical Society, much can be done
which will be useful aud eredltaole 70
she community. II Ia hoped that manJ
of our citizens who may not care 10 en-.
gage In historical labors themselves, will
support the Society as contributing mem
beEs.
The annual meeting, which promhs'
TO be very interesting, " III be held On
Friday evening December 9th. The
business meeting will he at I O'Clock, and
thr literary meeting at ~ O'Clock
The committee to proehre certain
photographs, reported mat they had an
expectedly succeeded in obtaining Ike
ness Of Elizabeth Montgomery.
1ne Committee on Library reported me
nurchase Of five volumes az the recent
sale of VIM. T. Reads library.
Two letters we're reported from Fred
eric Kidder. ESQ, OF Boston, accepting
ri. election as corresponding member,
ard , Gerlpg to donate his prospective
u4mthlet gu the controversy between
GOV. Wiutnrop,o Mass. and Gov. Prlnwl
of Delaware aud giving some interesting
historical points. .v-t
Letters were read from the following,
acknowledging the receipt OF e1enans :,
from the society, to wit Capt =. d
Preble. Historical Society OF khoa'
Island. Rev. Charles Brock, Rev. Wlusi'
IL, Hin.kley, donating two interestlnl
nefiodioals, Saml. 3. Green, Chicago rug
lie Library, Rev. james shrigley, and ln'
New England Historic GenealogiS
Society. .,.,,,,
l.tIlHIh htNG lNINAANA -
: slections from Joseph j. Mickey and 7
= bradford Dwight, Of Philadelphia
Donations were IS follows received
From Rev. James sprigley, Librarian
, Penneylvan Historical Society, eop
Of Hon. NJ. Russell Thayer's address
e i" Francis Lieber."
From George W. Stone, boDne y "
s ume Of wilmington board oil TIA
Reports" from 1869 to 1872.
T. From Chief Engineer II. B. Nones,
4 S. n, meteorological specimens Hc
y lvatak, Greenland. Al
= From Thomas II. Wynne, Precesuln
n OF the Southern Historical ConVeauonI.
d From Col. Albert II. Hoyt, OF Bos.c
d his sketch of the Life Of Rev. non
e Bradbury Chandler and Hon. hAIS ~
is =. Wndcr's address before the New 81
e land Historic Genealogical Society,"
john V. Rice was declared an se'
It member for life OF the society anu
! meeting then adjourned.
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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-27
Our Building Improvement.

COMPLETION OF DE-. NEdESDASKs NEW DWELLING
The new residence Of DIR. A. Negendank, al
the N W. corner of Ninth and Washington
streets, was completed, yesterday, and next wesl
he will take up his abode therein. 1t is the low.
ermost, or next to Ninth street, of the two
houses which stand upon that corner, the upper
one having been built for II. Dure, and al.
though not very pretentious on the outside IL
very complete within.
The main building fronts 33 feet on Washing
ton street and extends back ~ feet on 9th street
with backbuilding 2lx36. The former is three
stories in height the1atter two. Underneath the
whole building is spacious cellar we'll lighted
and perfectly dry, Within the building are par
lor offices, dining .and sitting rooms. nine bed
chambers, kitchen, wash and bath rooms-all
ample iu size, well lighted and ventilated A
popularity not commonly found in dwellings is
tho absence OF "off setts from wardrobes, lSc,
aud where these have been inserted in the walls
two communicating doors between the chambers
have been set, forming narrow space between
them and preventing the passage of sounds
from one apartment to another. The building
is whitecoated throughout. and the wood work
painted in dark colors. The building is con-
struced Of pressed brick, and cost, independent
of tho lot, about so 900
IL. Lape was the contractor and builder I;
Robt. Lee did the brick work Robt. Haddock
the plastering Carlisle & Henderson. the paint
ing, George Dorsey the tin work, and Gawthrop
Bros the plumbers work,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-27
A tight mt Eighth aud French Sire cts.

WHITE MAN ATTACKED By FOUR ooLoRED MEN
He KNOCKS THREE OF THEM DOWN
Z Last evening, as Mr. Edward Il johnson, who
works for Gawthrop It Bro, was returning to
his home, ho saw two news boys fighting. and a
colored man who was standing by picked up a
brick and threw it at one Of the boys Mr..
johnson demonstrated with him for his inter-
ference, when he blew a signal through his I'm
gers, and Immediately a crowd of colored men
ran to attack Mr. johnson with brickbAts, but
'aping into saloon at Eighth and French
streets, he eluded their pursuit and reached his
home. For fear OF being attacked by the same
crowd, Mr.. johnson prepared 10 defend himself
on his return, should he be attacked When
reaching Eighth and French, fOur colored men
rushed across tho street after him, the foremost
one having a razor III his hand. Mr.. Johnson
however met him with we'll directed blow from
a billy on his head. which felled him senselees
to the pavement, and a second and third met
with the same kind of reception, while the
fourth, finding that the wrong passenger had
been walked mp, took to his heels and ran off
Mr johnson was then allowed to proceed to his
work unmolested.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-27
NIIddietOSyH.
/ % rsspon iolce OF the Clmmerciai.l

% tsspon iolce OF the Clfnmercih,l
MIDDLETON, Dec. 26, 1873.
AbOu. three inches OF snow fell here on Tues
day WHOA has nearly disappeared with to-day's
continued rain. A number of sleighs of antique
style vontured out, and the jingle of the merry
bells was for short time heard.
Christmas passed of, for the most part very
quietly. The boys made considerable noise with
lire crackers aud pistols. About AZ much con-
fecti merry and chilirens toys were sold AZ usual
but there was a great falling on in articles OF
value owing to the. .mon-y pressure Services
were hold in the Methodist and Episcopal
Cmrchss, aud to-day tho Episcopal church is
beautifully decorated and trimmed with ever
greens. They have large tree loaded with
presents for the children of their Sunday School,
aud delightful time is anticipated by them.
Tie Amateur Mlnstrels who exhibited in the
Hall recently, gave all entertainment, last even
in6, IN Chesapeake, to very crowded honse.
Iho entertainment is spoken Of in the highest
terms. The performers are composed OF young
men from Miidletown aud Odessa, belonging to
the band, and are gaining quite reputation in
Their new undertaking. They are expecting to
exhibit IN Smyrna soon.
The Hayes Qnartette gave ono Of their delight.
iul entertainments in the Town Hall on Tuesday
evening. 1t was bad night and the attendance
was small, but those present were very we'll
pleased. OBsERyER
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-27
Murder Dawn the state.

A MAN SHOOTS HIS MoTHER-IN LAW AND HER SON
DEATH OF THH FORMER.
Intelligence was received in this city, this
morning, OF a deliberate attempt at murder al
Delaware City, on Monday last and of the subse
quent death of ono OF the victims. The particu
lars As we gather them are a. follows
some time ago Isaac Hopkins, colored, mar,
het daughter of Ann Miller, also colored OF
Delaware City II seems they did not get along
W, well together, and recently his wife left him
ihIH Ii the alleged cause Of the affair. On Mon
usy morning last, Hopkins went to the residence
OF MS mother-in-law and shot both her and hei
son through the window, the loads enterinl
tlelr heads. Mrs. Miller has since died. and the
son Ii not expected to recover.
On Tuesday Hopkins went TO Mlddletown ant
pawhed his gun with which the deed wac com
mltted for $500 and then took the train for
thiiadelphia, he having money due him there,
he alleged He is still at large.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-27
uhzashos To-morrow.

The morning Sunday School of Grace church
| Will hold their Christmas jubilee to-morroW
| commencing at o'clock
The afternoon Sabbath School will hold their
OnristnaH Jubilee tomorrow afternoon at 3
| o'clock The friends OF the school are invited To
| be present
Central Presbyterian church, King street near
Eighth. J. 4. Conkey pastor Services on Sab
bath at l0]f A. M, and ~ p NJ. Church Sab
nsth school at A. M. Gilbert Chapel Sabbath
school, Thirteenth and French Streets at p. NJ,
Hanover st. church. Rev. L. Marks pastor.
Preaching both morning and evening. Prayer
meeting on Sabbath evening at O'Clock. All
are cordially invited.
West Presbyterian church. corner of Eight
and washington st. Preaching tomorrow at IOI6
A. NJ by the pastor, Rev. j. NJ P. Otts Sub
Ject, i" Gods Glory in Mans Salvation" Praise
meeting at ~ r NJ. Subjects Christmas
Carols and Songs Of the Year. All are cordially
Trinity Parish Sunday services. Trinity chanel
at l01I A. NJ and P. NJ. Old Swedes at 1GI<
A. NJ. and ~ p. NJ.
Unitarian Church. West street near Eighth.
Rev #. Israel pastor Hour of meetings 1917 A.
M', and ~ p; M. Children's meeting at AZ p.
M. Subjscts At 10l<, The Faith OF Christ.d At
~, q The Practical Value Of Christian Work,
It's Motives and Methods" Ninth sermon of the
course, Z" On the Practical Idea in Religion, ~
Seats FREQ. The public are invited.
Second Baptist church, corner OF Fourth and
HiohSh 51 tFeAcnllB Dotn morning and even
ing. by Rev. d. q. Hughes of Newark, N. j.
regular business meeting of the church will be
held on Monday evening, December Goth.
First Baptist church. Preaching both morn
ing and evening by Rev. Mr. Harris of Balti-
more he having exchanged with his son. Rev.
Ohas. A. Harris, who has been supplying the
First church for some time.
New Jerusalem church. Notservices in this
church tomorrow owing to the illness of Rev
Mr. Barrett There will be Sunday School as
usual at 8 A NJ.
spritualists Hall Conference meeting at 10J5
NJ. Progressive LYceum at ~ p. NJ. DR..
Brown will lecture at ~ 2. NJ.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-27
THIRD EDITION.
Masonic Hall Co.

ANNUAL MEETING, THIS AFrERNooN-REPoRTs OF
THE PRESIDENT AND TREASURER.
At 2 O'Clock, this afternoon, the Stockholders
of the Masonic Hall Co. met in annual session
for the election of officers for the ensuing year
and the transaction OF other business which
might be brought before them.
The annual report OF the President, George G
Lobdell. Esq was read, as follows:
For the receipts and expenses for the past
year you respectfully referred to the report of
the Treasurer. During the year o. 329 have been
collected by suit from delinquent subscribers,
leaving 1924 80 still due, but small portion OF
which sum can be collected.
We have been unable to procure the statuary
for the front Of the building at a satisfactory
price. All the rooms, except three small ones,
essary apparatus fer heating with steam. and it
is not anticipated that any considerable amount
will be required for that purpose during the COM
ing year.
The building is in thorough repair, the roof
having been painted during the last season, and
consequently the amount necessary to be ex-
pended for painting and repairs for the coming
year will not be large.
On account OF the panic, the receipts from
the auditorium for the remainder of tho season
may be leesened. Should however, it be occu-
pied IS often as it has been during the first
part Of the season, the receipts from
this source for the coming year will be equal to
that of the past year, and the receipts from rent
will be about the same.
Tho annual report of the Treasurer, Il. J. Law
son, ESD, was submitted for inspection, as fol-
lows: 4'4
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-27
Latest General News.

Roar Admiral William Rogers Taylor de
tatched from tho command of the South Allan
tip Souadron on October 3lst, has reported his
arrival in the United States, and been placed OF
waiting orders.
President Grant will hold his usual New Year
reception on the LIST OF January.
Secretary Robeson yesterday completed hit
investigation of the Polaris disaster, by exsmin-
ing the three last members OF the expedition
Who recently arrived in Washington. No facts
Of particular interest was elected.
The billiard match between DAILY and Ubassy,
in New York was concluded yesterday, DAILY be.
games we're the fifth and sixth of the ssrias aud
were of 500 points. Ubassy scored only $50
points in the fifth and 236 in the sixth.
The Orange Hotel, at Turner's Station, N j.,
was destroyed by fire last night. 1t was three
story brick building, with French roof, aHd
had front 400 feet in length 1t WAS owned by
the Erie hallway, and situated between the
tracks Of that road, and it's ruins blocked up the
tracks, interrupting travel.
A. b. Edwards, Osborn and A. Halsey wero
drowned ON Monday, while fishing for cod, of
MOntauk Point.
David Higgins, aged 40, was killed at Boston,
on Christmas day, while walking on the railroad
track. lie was drunk at the time.
In Jersey City, on Thursday, an attempt was
was made to rescue three roughs from arrest
when the father OF ono of them was struck on
the head by a policeman, and fatally injured
John Yost, aged 49, committed suicids,in Bal
timore, on THURSDAY, by drowning.
The funeral OF Johns Hopkins took place yes
terlay in Baltimore. All the principal business
houses in that city were CLOSED, in respect to his
memory
Henry W. G snet is reported to be in Montre-
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-27
OBITUARY.

On Wednesday last, we laid the remains of Mrs
John Pillng in their last resting place. Her health
had been declining for some years past although II
was only within the last few months that fears were
entertained IN regard to her ultimate recovery. She
met her death calmly, checrel by the hope Of bliss
ful Immortality. Mrs. railing was Kind and af,
tecticnpte wife, and tender anil loving mother
She leaves husband and three chlldTen with many
relatives and friends, to mourn their loss.
She cannot, she would not, to earth come again,
But, trusting in Jesrs,--hOw sweet Is the name
We shall meet her again; oh what JOY thrills the
heart,
We shall meet her again, never, never to part.
Fond husband dry that fearful tide,
Your wife cannot return, you know;
She's waiting ON the other side,
And where SHE is you, too, may go.
ID ~
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-27
LOCAL AFFAIRS,

The protracted meeting at the Union M. E
Church closed, last evening.
The Delawarean says the Mt. Vernon Band
'plsyed well' during their late visit to Dover.
The last quarterly meeting of the present
Conference, year for the Union NJ. L. Church
will be held, this evening" at Ga o'clock.
We are informed that the musical portions OF
the service in Trinity Chapel will be the same
tomorrow as on Christmas day.
The regular monthly meeting OF the Home
Loan was held lost evening, whom $4,000 were
withdrawn, and $1,000 were sold at 2315.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-27
SECOND EDITOR.
MFR. tsIchles' succest or.

APPOINTMENT Of oALEB oUsHrNG-DEPARruRE OF
ANOTHER CUBAN PRIyATEER.
WAsHNdToN Deo. az.
Caleb Gushing has been appointed Minister to
Spain, vice Gen. d. E. sickles, resigned. 1t is
understood that Gushing will accept.
The steamer Edgar Stuart,a suspected Cuban
privateer will sail from BALTIC. for Jamaica on
Monday. She will take nothing but passengers
CALEB GUSHING ACCEPTS.
-, Caleb Cushing has accepted the mission to
SnAin
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-27

a trenton, alias Cox, was hanged at Peterboro,
sn9 Yesterday for the murder of Miss Payne
and boy named Doughty, in November, 1872
Daniel Waldron was drowned while skating
- d. Matham Mass, on Thursday, and john
Masn Myaa was drowned while skating at Worcester,
mass yesterday.
g, Inc transportation Committee of the United
Ta states Senate arrived at Mobile yesterday, and
Te Mere handsomely entertained" by the Board of
noon " - "
M The United States steamer Pinta left Key
NJ Wost Tor Havana on Wednsdaey night, on tour
v;, M Wakeaeld Mass, on Wednesday, Jos Gal
oi oi' aged ~. was killed by John Doherty, aged
a, IN drunken street fight
"A. man. named Boil, was stabbed to death in a
CbgEsn Cbris.s street fight, at Dorchester, Ont, on
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-27

REAL ESTATE SALEs.-Rsynolds IL Co., No.
9l5 Market Street, report some improvement in
the Real Estate market, having Sold the past
week, two houses On Pine street, near Ninth. as
follows
For Joseph Fl. Messick one house to David
Nuber at 81 700.
For John Fisher, one house to David Nu-
Der, at 81, 700.
For James Armstrong q Son, coal yard and
outfit, at the foot of West street, to John W.
Armstrong and Jshn o. Craven, Of Harrisburg
Penna Terms and price private.
Also, for sundry parties, mortgages amount.
lug to Tl3 800.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-27

CHRIsTMAs MUsIo-one OF the finest musical
services ever given in Wilmington was that on
Christmas day at Trinity Chapel. The service
of the Episcopal church is in itself grand, but
when musically interpreted it becomes surpass-
ingly noble and effective. Such was the service
in Trinity Chapel Good judgment and cultivst-
ed taste were shown in the selection and adjust
ment of the music and the talent and ability, of
the choir under the able leadership of Professor
Rhodes, made the music perfect success.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-27

Captain Surmont of the lost Vile du Havre,
has written letter to the London Telegraph,
strongly denying that there was any cowardce
shown by his officers or crew, and also repelling
certain insinuations against himself by the same
paper.
storm ON hristmas night. Many small houses
ware blown down and trees were uprooted. The
brig Maria Needham dragged anchors and went
ashore in the harhor.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-27

PERSONAL. morning, upon motion of
Pierce Archer, Jr., Esq Mr.. William F. Harrity.
formerly Of this city, but for the past two years
a student in Mossrs. Cassidy Il Archers Law
offices in Philadelphia, was admitted to practice
liw in the District Court AMI Court of Common
Pleas in that city. We had occasion, last July,
to note with pleasure Mr.. II s appointment as
Notary Public, and upon this second occasion,
equally gratitied, we join with his numerous
friends in wishing him all the measure of sue
cess that follows integrity and ability.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-27
Newark.
eaRl'TMAs-s. 8. MEETING -PEEsoNAL-oBITUARY
REMEMBRANCE

ehhl9rMAs-s. 8. MEETING PERSONALS
REMEMBRANCE
Correspondence Of the Commercially
NEWARK, Del, Dec. ~.
The funeral of Mrs. John. Pilling was very
largely attendedon Wednesday.
We had visit, on Wednesday, from our for
mer townsnan, William Reynolds Esq., who ia
now engaged in the real estate business in your
Guy; Besides seeing his many friends, he had
business here.
Everything passed or very pleasantly and
quietly on Christmas.
Our Episcopal church had another of the an
nnal meetings OF the Sunday School children. on
Shrstmas eve, These meetings are held in the
shuich' They have prayer, speaking and sing
ing, and then the large Christmas tres is made
70 =. dlsgorge the good things which the children
HaVe Toasted their eyes on for about one hour.
i never having boon a boy myself, cannot say
now now delighted the children were, but they say
tooKs speak louder than words. II so, then no
more more satisfied party ever had a meeting. Those
auat assisted in getting the affair up deserve q
great deal OF praise as 1t was grand success.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-27

Caleb Gushing, appointed Minister to Spain
was Attorney General under President Pierce.
He was then Democrat, Of course, but was
always more OF a Gushing man than anything
else lie is an able LAWYER
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-27

CoRoNEn's vERDror.-Coroner winslow held
an inquest at New Castle vest erday, over the
body Of b. s. JONES' who was found dead in his
yard in the morning. Witnesses we're examined,
and verdict of death from congestion of the
brain was rendered.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-27
Commercial Report.
PHILADELPHIA 1aARKETs.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. a.
Flour firm. supers s450@5.6O; Penna. extra
family 81 5008. Wheat dull red 81 BIOL 60,
white IL. 7O9l, ,S5. Old yellow corn SOC, new do
72973. Oats 53@5Sc. Whiskey IL. Cotton
quiet, 16@17
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-27
Societies.
MEETINGS THIS EVENING.

Mechanics Lodge, No. 4. I. o. o. F., at odd
Fellows Hall. Sd and King.
Minqua Tribe, No. 8, l. o. R. NJ, at Red Mems
Hall, 415 Market street.
La Fayette Lodge, No. g. X of p, at Knights
of Pythias Hall, 2l1 Market street.
Asbury Lodge,I. o. of G. T., 5th and Market
Streets.
Eden Division, No, 6, s. of T., McClary's build
ing.
Jefferson Council No. 10, o. q. NJ, at Me-
chanics' Hall, 219 King street.
Brandywine Lodge, No. 10, I. o. o., at Odd
Fellows Hall, Rising Sun.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-27

,no i3 fantomlme which is here called "Iittle Red
Riding Hood Altogether they are hinge and
deserved success and you should have them
come your way. ISnpx
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-27
9. OF T. ELECTION.

At regular meeting of Wilmington Division,
No. /. s. Of I. held Thursday, Dec. 25th, the
following officers were elected to serve the en-
suing term W. r., E. Singles; W. A., NJ. Dixon;
r. s.. @. B. Woodward A. R. s., A. Mcdaniel ;
lain, ", NJ. Horn; O., A. Lewis; A G.. ,as D. S.
Lofman; l. S., G. Tweedy; o. s., A. D. Wander
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-27
LENApE TRTBE. INF. o. n M

chem-E. H. Gregg Sr. Sycamore james
Brown Jr. Ssgamore-M L. Garret G. of r.
Andrew Ackerman K. of W.-,Joshua Mnrs
Irustess--p. buckingham L. Il. Gregg and NJ
L. Garrett.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-27

McOu'Ioch, Hager u Cos wholesale drug store
in Nashville, was burned yesterday. Loss $40,
0OO Among tine insurances is $4,000 in the
Franklin OF Philadelphia.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-27
Nn,r Asyertlaement., ThI. Dnr.

Wanted-situntiOn In estahll ihed buBioeas
ElectiOn-Wilmington b Kennett Turnpike Co
IIst Of unclaimed letters
P1hliC sale Of furniture-Stidham q Son
Club fOrming-Cyrus Stern
Knit Jackets nt Stsrn's
Houses for rent-W II Pierce
SpsCial nOttce--Granville Worrell
Wanted-Male teacheT-UOods Pool
EleqtiOh noIioe-P w d b X Co
q " warrants wantod-E Pennington
Colored man wanted---D Lemon Co
stock and fixtures of bakery for sale
Wantsd-Houses to rent-R Pennington
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-27
Am II AenlenTs.
Tile TWELVE TEMprArInNs

THE 1W17E7FN7 HNE1I IN IV2N'f
This evening, the spectacular play. with the
above title, will be presented at the Opera
House. Little Delmar," juvenile performer,
will appear III character, with dances, songs
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