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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-30
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FRANK.

CHURCH DIFFERENCE AND WHAT GAME OUT OF IT
Samuel J,Jarman and William Pennington are
both residents of the 1st election district of
Caroline county, but both worship at the same
chutch (M. E South) at Beaver Dams, in Queen
Annes county. Misunderstanding has exist
ed between these very worthy gentlemen for
some time, and the estrangement grew until
finally words passed aud the church member
ship was drawn into the discussion of the mat
ter at issue between them.
But it seems that in this case a majority of
the members sympathized with Mr. Pennington,
and that gentleman, fearing lest he might be re-
garded with suspicion by his fellow worshipers,
called upon those present at a church meeting to
pass resolutions expressive OF their candid views
of himself aud his conduct. This was done and
several Of those present signed the resolu
tions and forwarded copy of them to Mr..
Jarman. This gentleman took offence at the
language used and insisted upon Tetraction,
which being refused, the suit for slander has
been brought, and unless compromised, will be
tried at the May term. The defendents to the
suit are Messrs, Bennett Downes VIM. H. Jar
rell, VIM. IL. Whitley George Walls, James NJ
Benton, Robert FARRELL, James @. Stevens, Mich
| olas Vansant, VIM. Temple, John Walls. Thos
j. Britton and Henry Walls. ga
The narF has not yet been filed, nor is the
aniouat of damages claimed known. TfF
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-30
Rusleal.

NEW ENrERPRrsE by Pref AILEN-A ooNsER
vAToRY OF MUSIC.
Mr. p. Allen, who, for some years rast, ha
been engaged in teaching music in this city, hal
leased, for a term of years, the second floor of
MeCary's building. on Market street. and will
open Conservatory Of Music. Instruction will
be given in the different branches OF vocal and
instrumental music. by able and experienced
teachers, and in addition to private teaching
rooms, there will be large hall. ip which will
he given concerts musical sOirees, 80. for tho
benefit OF pupils, their parents and friends, in
some OF which the more advanced pupils will
take part, atfording facilities for improvement,
and the cultivation of correct musical taste.
Improvement will be made from time to time
rs NECESSITY may domaud.
The Fall Term will commence Sept. LIST. A
good number of pupils have already bean Gu
gagged. All who desire to enter the Conserva-
tory should send for q circular giving full infor-
nation in regard to terms. Special Inducements
are offered to pupils.
MIR. Allen desires to return his thanks to his
friends and the public for their patronage in the
past, and while he believes there is plenty Of
work for all who are engaged in the musical edu-
cation OF the masses. and Leading them to a
higher appreciation and enjoyment of the divine
art, trusts that he may receive liberal share OF
patronage, that will result advantageously for
the cause of music in our midst.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-30
PERsonAL AMo PAsTIoULAR.

els. N' ~ POI '''' "D1 '''4 ''
Milk in New York is now said to be as pure
| as water. i f-+r9
willow Grove park is the favorite bathing
place at West Chester ~
| The Peoria people are bathing in lime2w al or
| to disinfect' against cholera.
-Hartford's manufacturing industry repre-
sentsover seyenteen millions.
Prof, D ana OF Yale. has been elected menu
Der Of the French Academy Of Science.
| e q @. Brookesat Birdsboro, received three
barrels of steel pens as scrap iron, recently.
| 1t is proposed to erect fountain In Ciucin-
natl to the memory of Phoebe and Alice Carey.
| "A mighty hunter in Tioga county boasts of
having killed fifty one rattesnakes this summer,
| The restaurant keeper in the Crystal Palace
near London, pays $l25 coo year for the priv-
lege.
--Covington boasts of boy years old wi o
| can beat any member OF the Common Council
| playing euchre. ii-. 49, ,5
Rev John Mccall was installed pastor Of
the Brandswine Man Presbyterian church,
| Chester county, last Thursday. ti.,.i
The annual session of the Southern Dental
Association began in Baltimore yesterday, DIR.
I'll. NJ Grant, OF Virginia, presiding.
An Indianapolis boy stole a lady's watch,
and the father said il he heard the like about
him again he would certainly whip him.
-heaulnBb Cilet Engineer OF the Fire De-
partment has purchased bran new horse and
buggy Especially for use in riding to fires.
Princess J J'sephine cousin of the OK Queen
of Spain. had her baggage recently seized by a
Paris milliner as security for an unpaid bill of
$1,000.
-Rresident Grantarrved at Kingston. N Y
yesterday, and spent last night at Overlook
Mountain. He will return TO Long Branch to-
morrow.
Peaches and grapes plenty in San Francisco
at six to fifteen cents pound each; also, ap-
ricots, gooseberries, strawberries, blackberries,
raspberries, and whortleberries.
"A COW that gives buttermilk is reported from
Putnam county. Her owner is looking for au-
other of the same bread, on the principle that
on2 good churn deserves another
The editor Of the Birdsboro' Pioneer was in
Wilmington, last week. and entering an eating
saloon met such heavy charge from the propri
etor that his cries are yet heard in the land.
"A young man near Greenville, KY. recently
followed coon he was hunting into cave, and |
there discovered hidden away IN corner an iron
box containing number Of gold and silver coins
of ancient date
The delegation of Philadelphia Councilmen
now on their travels West arrived in Cincinnati
yesterday aud were appropriately received by
the Mayor and a committee OF Common Council |
men of that city.
The Pullman Palace Gar Company have is
sued circular announcing that they have made |
arrange ments to extend 10 the whole of Europe |
their American system of drawing room, sleep |
ingroom and hotel cars.
B Frank. Morret. of Reading has lea cd the |
Mary Ann Forge on the Brandywlne three miles |
from DowningtOwn, Chester county. He will |
commence the manufacture of blooms in Au-
gust. The forge has capacity of 1000 tons per |
annum.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-30
philadelphia ropic..

The population of the Almshouse is 656
Closed houses are rapidly increasing in the
city.
Tho Pennsylvania leaves again, on her re-
turn from Liverpool, to-day.
The Fairmount steamers are doing big
business during the heated term.
The case of the Market street distractions
is TO be taken to tne Supreme Court.
The cigar manufacturers have protested
afaIust Commissioner Douglass patent cigar
box.
-Wlkie Collins New Msgdalen," with Miss
CTottA Leclercq in the loading role, will be
brought out at the Walnut next season.
"A Philadelphia young man, named Jacob
Fle.sa aged 81 years, attempted to swim from
Rid Bank to League Island. Before accom-
p.shlng the feat he became exhausted and was
drowned.
Three youths have been arrested charged
with throwing lime into passenger train pass
ins through Manayunk. Some of tho lime en-
tered the eyes of a Mr.. Westerman destroying
tho sight OF one.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-30
Political News.

At caucus OF Liberal Republicans in Colum
bus, Ohio. last night, resolution was adopted
favoring union with the Democrats and all 9TH
er4 who desire to form new party, to deal with
living Issues Colonel Lowe, of Dayton, said
he Was satisfied, FROM personal knowledge, that
Senator Sherman favored the new party. but did
not avow 1t because he felt his INABILITY to bring
the masses of the Democracy TO its support.
B. Everett Smith has resumed the publication
of the Worcester { nd iStieid. and announces
himself m an ''independont Democratic candid
ate for State Senator.
Governor Moves has written a letter re-
clmmending that the question Of United States
Senator be wholly excluded from the pending
campaign in OHIO.
The Democrats of Maine will hold their State
Convention at Portland, August II. The Repub-
licaus OF mississippi will hold theirs at Jackson,
August 81.
The Ohio Convention refuses to adjourn over
the dnP dAYh.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-30

ChearE NeIes.

On Monday evening Rst there is eaid to have
been more drunkenness in Chester than ever
before.
Mr.. Roach has contracted to build ine large
iron steamer for the "Od Dominion Steamship
Co." and the keel will beIaid in few days.
One of Grocer & Sons mills, at Upland, was
struck by lightning on Sunday, but no damage
beyond the burning of 40 or 50 pounds of wool
was done.
A wooden tug for New York parties was
launched at WeidnorIs yesterday.
The launch at Roach'a. oaturuay, was NOT
without accident. Two vessels, which were noti-
fed to clear the way but declined. were consid-
ably damaged by collision with the iron steam
or and a tug narrowly escaped being sunk.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-30
From Milford
END OF THE DRoUGHr-FaUIT AND VEGETABLES
IN MABKer-rHE sfoKLY sEAsoN--MGNoR Lo-
cALs, &o
[uo resp1ndence of the Commercial

IN MABKer-rnE stoKLY sEAsoN--MlNoR Lo-
GALS, &o.
[Uo resplndehce of the Commercial
MILFORD, July %.
After very long drought, in which vegetation
and corn has suffered considera oy, and under
the effect Of which it seemed that the vegetable
kingdom must cease to be, the long-looked-fcr
rains have come and their good effects can hardly
be estimated. All nature seems greatly revived,
and the damage by the drought, will be some
what, but not fully, repaired.
New corn was offered in market, last week, al
on Saturday watermelons were brought IN
Fruit is scarce yet. Apples and peaches are in
good demand and bring good prices-the former
dollar per bushel and tho latter adollar per
basket The sweet potato crop will be almost an
entire failure. The peaches are rotting upon
the trees,
Base ball is the chief topic of conversation
with certain classes, and several clubs have Or
ganized.
1t is now quite sickly about Milford, with a
few Deaths and yesterday the remains of Philip
reynolds were inferred in the Episcopal ceme-
terry. He was about IS years of age, a young
man of line ability and promise. He was followed
to his grave by large conoourse of friends, and
by the Good Templars of the town,
The colored csmp-meeting which begins at
High Hill on August 9Th, promises to be the
largest ever beld there.
The fruit drying house has been put in thor
oush repair, and is now open for the season.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-30
a3larriagRs.

5CTENCE-BUT LER-On the 2lst inst, by the Rev
II. Colclazer. Mr.. William II Science 10 Miss
Marion Butler, ali of New Castle Co., Del.
RILF-BRIGHT-On the 1s h OF February, by AL
dsrman MURPHY. at his residence IN Germantown
IA, Mr.. Thos. II. lille to hiss A. p. Bright, both
Of this city.
HARDY-MARTIN.-o Tuesday evening, July 20
by hev. James Waters. Lewis Is hardy, of Wal
than, Mass, agd Miss Sue +. Martin OF this city
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-30
Jokes ON Job.

The extreme prevalence of bois among per-
sons training for boat race suggests the query
70 an exchange newspaper, whether or not Jon'
al the time of his affection, was training for
regatta on the Euphrates.
The Utica Herald says that men never know
WI at effect it would have on Job if eleven little
snis had called on him, one after another, and
meg to sell him Sunday. school picnic tickets
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-30
The.e { hester Coanty neanx.

Chester county father who grew impatient
at the prolonged stay of an ardent admirer OF his
daughter, entered the room and invited the
young man to remain to lrsakfast. The swain
declined, remarking that he promised to be
home at four a. m, but that il it was all the
same to him, he would come around the next
evening, take tea, and stay all night. The dis
comfited parent replied that they we're all going
over to see Uncle William. that day.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-30

We have long letter. this morning, from our
correspondent "E. W." written on the 18th, at
Cologne. We have also letter from Rev. d.
O. Ridgway, dated at Edinburgh, on the 18th.
The many friends of these writers, and the pub
lie, generally. will be interested iu their letters,
which we shall promptly publish.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-30

The tax receivers, at the City Hail. have more
money, just now, than anybody else, and the
Hall is thronged with payers who mean to save
the five per cent. discount allowed in July. We
alvise everybody who values five per cent. to
walk up and pay up, to-day or tomorrow.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-30
9eatAs.

ETZ EL.-on the 29:h inst, August Edward, infant
son OF George and late Agusta Etzel sged 7
mOdthB.
The relatives ard friends of the family are re-
spectfully invited to attend the funeral from No. 21
Pine street. on Thursday afternoon, AZ O'Clock, to
proceed TO RiverView Cemetery.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-30
Spain.

APPOINTMENT OF cARLIsT DIRECToRY-ooFcLAsA
To BE IPTAIN GENEaAL-RAIsR OF THE BLOCKADE
OF BILBoA, ETC.
MADRID, July 80.
The official Journal of the Insurgents, at Car
tagena, announces the appointment of Provi-
sional Directory. for the canton of Murica, of
which the following persons are members Sc
nors Arans, Terrer. Oarlas, Sauvalls and Rubec.
1t is rumored that General oonclasa will be
appointed Capt General.
The Blockade of Bilboa by the Carlists has
been raised, and communication with that city
is now open.
despatch from Ameria says that several
Spanish war vessels which were seized by the In
surgents at Cartagena have arrived off that polt.
Belva A. Lockwood the first female lawyer Of
Washington, appeared in police court of that
city, yesterday and argued against two male law
yers in an eiectment case. The novelty Of her
appearance drew large and interested audience.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-30
Conlnlerel Report&
PHILADELPHIA MARKETs.

HILADELFHIA1 July A0'
Cotton 201SCD20sI. Flour steady super6ne
So 506D4 so; extras, 3. 506D5 so. State, Ohio
Indiana extra family, "a 5OD975. Rye flour
dull, "a 5O@4.D. What new in moderate de-
mand ; new Southern red, I'll 55@l5s; new
Ohio. 81 40@1 Is. Ilye steady State. 75c. Corn
in fair request yellow So to 60c mixed West
ernf 56@57c. Cats iteady white, 4s to SOC;
mixed, Al to 44c Nhiskey firm at 9lc. Gold,
1859.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-30
THIRD EDITION.
Frsm the Breal5water.

wILMHaToN ExoURsIoNIsTs PLEAsURNa THERE.
LEwEs DEL, July 80.
The schooner Nettie and Lena. and the sloop
Rebeccd, with excursion parties from Wilmington
are here.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-30
Spain.

REBELLrous DEPUTIES TO BE PROSECUTED.
MADRID, July 80.
bill has been introduced in the Cortes, au-
thorizing the prosecution of Deputies who rebel
against measures adopted by that body.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-30

sF-Persons leaving the city for the summer, and
wishing to have the DAILY COMMERCIAL sent to
them. will please send US their address, where the
pper s desired for less than one month"; the postage
had best be prepaid at this office. Bv prepayment
OF postage by stamps, regularity Of delivery will be
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-30
Tx NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

The best POSTER WORK, all colors and all s'z 8
OF paper, done for Excursions. Also, TICKETS.
CIRCULARS, and every other sort of printing
needed. done promptly. at the lowest rats.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-30
wainEron

POSTAL CARDS PLENTY che sYNDIoATE's OPERA
pN.
WAsHISaToN, July 30
A million aud one tlusand postal cards were
shipped from the factd in Springfield, on Mon
day, to psst-masters tlbughout the country.
Several Treasury ofilals who went to Lon
don with bonds for tb$ indicate returned, this
morning, with large ninber of cancelled bonds
returned to the Tressui by the Syndicate.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-30
.tYolls.
THE Specie sHl

THE SPECIE eHIPkTs --aoLD QUOTATIONS.
NEW YoRK. July 30.
The specie shipnts, to-day, amounted to
SlS1, $50 in gold.
Gold opened at $11z.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-30
w.att Record.

REPORT OF q SIGNAL sERvICE.
WASHINGTON, July 80.
Probabilities For fiddle States, North to
West winds, and CIR weather, with lighter
temperature
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-30
va.
GREAT FIRE IN rnsrArE pESrrnNrrAnY

GREAT FIRE IN THbTATE PENrrENTIARY
FORT MADISON, July 81.
A fire, last night, ilhe boiler room OF the
Iowa Penitentiary, deoyed the property to the
extent of 10000.
The loss to the contctors amounted to$2O,-
900. ...=
No prisoners escape and no lives we're lost.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-30
sECONp EUTlOt.
P+sylvan.

BURNING OF MtEHY &So.'s sAw-MuL.
MIDLErowN, July 80.
j. Mcoreary d Cd saw I'LL was burned, last
night. The loss is b thonand dollars. Par
TALLY insured
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-30
Virginia.

WITHDRAWAL OF MCMAHON.
LYNoHBuRa, July 80.
Maj. MacMahon has withdrawn as the candi-
date for Governor,so Hughes has no opposition.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-30
RANKING HOUSE

OF
JAY COOKE co.
The Northern Pacific railroad Company having
de ermned to close It's 7sO First Mortgage old Loan
at an aggregate not exceeding thirty million oars,
and thereafter to pay higher rate of interest than
per cent on further issue OF its bonds the limited
remainder of the 7 s-IOloan is now being disposed
o: through the usual agencies.
AS the bonds OF this issue are made receivable in
payment for the companys lands at LILO, they are
In constant aud increasing demand for this pur-
pose and will continue to be after the loan is closed
attracuveness as an investment.
The Company hai m IRE than $40 miles of its road
built and In operation, has eTned title TO nearly
ten million acres OF its land granand sales Of lands
have thus far averaged IS 6s per acre.
All marketable securities are received In exchange
for Northern Pacific at current rates.
John NIcLear- 81 Son,
BANKERS,
No. eo2 Market Street:
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-30
Dajiv Gemaertiaf.
JENKINS q ATkIMsoM.

WILMER ATKINSON, .PsbIssh.y
For 7esTMs, Kse, See Second PanA
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-30
WEDNESDAY,, JULY 30, 1873.
Ae1u advertisements.

RTARDWARg IN sEAsoN.-Preserying kettles,
~ apple and peach parers, pea shelters. cherry
stunerg corn RratarE, ice picks, axes and tongss
cream fILezers water coolers, lemon squeezers, nv
traDs mosqufto screens and springs for closing
them, eroquet, quoits wire nish SoveIs' a1v plcnsc
travellers fasteners, collapslng cups, doldlng
lanterns and clothes racks huting machines, Gu i
ing r1bs and TOMS, and numerous other artlces,
which we invite you to call and examine;
No. ss5 tEght Thirty-Svs Msrket SC, below Ninth,
T .O1K! LOOK! LOOK!
GREAT INDUCEMENTS IN COAL.
Stove, $3.50 per Ton.
Egg. $3.50 !"
Extra Large Nut S5.75
Gua -anteed pure; 2240 lbs to the ton; well
screened and delivered promptly BY
Successor to Joseph Fout
once and Yard: Cor. West and Water sts
CHEAP GOAL.
For sale, large stock OF Lehigh and Shamokin
COaL Persons wishing Duy the genuine HarleRh
Lehigh and Excelsior hhamokin Goals will please
send 10 their dera early as we lnddently expect
to be more pressed with orders this season than
ever. Coal W II be no lower and may be higher as
'''' ''A4''' JOSEPH FoUT,
Orange and Water Streets, and at the
apr19Iy-Of Wharf Of j. Morton Poole a Co.
YUlHE MECHANICS SAVINGS BANK,
No. 4, WEST THIRD STREET,
six per cent interest. Open Tuesday and Saturday
j. p. Wales, NJ. ID, Pres't; John II Miller, CLERK.
ie27-tf
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-30
yucCus BELLADoN, ooKIl.
NEnICATED WAX NIPPLE SHIELDS

For the relief of mothers suffering from sore or
cracked nipples Worn on the nipples these
shields are found soothing and healing. They keep
the nipples soft and moist and prevent the clotnng
from chatting the innamed surface. Prepared sno
sold wholesale and retail by
e. BRINGHUR6T & CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists,
Corner sixth and Market streets.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-30
CARRATT'S ELECTRIC Disks

Are self-acting, clean, comfortable and dnraDie-
They are worn with relief in rheumatism, Nenral-
eis Local Pains, Weakness, Lameneas, &C. They
supply gentle now constant electricity and have
a wider range of use and help IN the above named
class OF troubles than the .rdnary battery. Sold by
e. BKlNGHURST d CO.,
Corner Sixth and Market Streets
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-30
FIRST EDITION.
SIGNS"

THINGS FoRRsHADowED By oAIEEs--THE SIGNS WE
BELIEVE IN-LocAL eUPER sIIfIoNs IN DFIA-
wARE-rHE sIaAs OF The MOON, OF BABIES OF
FRIDAY, OF SLEEPING, OF MARRIAGE, 10, DC.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-08-02

IL . ''spros." But he sooms 70 hovo the
kiu6e6t feelings for bic lellow.men.
- go NJ .lhnous poet (HwInburns)
wrI>o is = (ofrfblG sxpstienco. 10 took !
sudden iouDlratton Ia ny room 0se day,
and, sitho0 : wdgo Of exblanstlta Of ap-
oloGy, seaood hinnGolf q my writing desk,
dIsplaced III my things, and coinwencsd
writing His whole face worked vahe-
mently he pounded steadily With bic len
hand upon the table, and his feat kept time
In unison with bis body TO ths mcnoton-
Gus humping. Al soon u he had finished,
he jumped up, seized bis hat and With 3
hurried Goodbye" rushed c6 70 and bic
friend Watts, " whom he always submils
every limo for criticism. His handwriting
10 20 cranky and nervous ~ his manner.
DIR. Hake, who he's published two vol.
umes Of A. sweet poems % ever were writ
ton, has been frequent visitor Of mine
HE calm, placid manner, and noble face,
crowned with silvory hair, 10 always x~ I
and . JOYS and his low voice aad slow
speech asoA pleasant contrast to Swim
bufne.
Mr.. O'Shaughnossy, another pre-. Ra-
phael.ts poet, has dropped In upon me &C.
casi0nallv. Once he brought his Aancec,
. daughter Of Dr. Marston, the play
writer.
I have also seen DR.. Hufer, . genial
German, with face like q ripe autumn
moon, and Mr.. Watts, and William and
Christina Rosetti, the poets. Christina Is
q delicate woman, with very beautiful dark
eyes, and = very sweet, expressive face.
Her brother 10 darker, and has dark, pas
sionate-looking eyes. Dante Rosotti did
| not soc.
WAS At the grand banquet given for the
benefit of destitute authors, ~ which Pro-
mier Gladstone presided. Joaquin Miller
had an invitation, ana, at last, the wild
poet OF tho Sierras" adopted swallow
tailed coat and white neck-tie and went.
| A number OF ladies had invitations 10 20
and look on-and SEQ the British liter
ary lion est. Through tho Kind Offices Of
Indy Hardy had ono sent me and 90,
with her and hor daughter, l went. The
lion ate till be fell into a comatose state,
and then he commenced toasting and
speechiiying. We ladies had the exquis-
Ito pleasure Of being lookers-on ut the
banquet and listeners 10 the speeches l
made many n mental photograph OF ri
diculous situations, but, OF course, II wou'd
| never do 10 toll them.
So, seeing II all, think lifo in London
to an American 10 like living In another
world.