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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-07
METHoDIsM.
AnSiher Centennial.

me one HundredM AnnigsrSdry of ths First
Annual Conference of MethOdsst Preachers
IN America Its Pr0poaed Celebration.
The centennial Of American Alcoholism has
already been duly celebrated, but there were
so many interesting episodes in the early his
tory OF the denomination, that several special
centennial celebrations are to be held in COM
memoratl0n Of them. Among these Is the
centennial of the first Methodist Annual Con
ference in America, which Is to be celebrated
in this cfty in July of the present year.
Inc nrst annual conference of Methodist
preachers IN America was held in this CITY on
the 14th, 18th, and 18th Of July, 1878. In view
Of the near approach OF the one hundredth
anniversary of that important event, the pro-
ject OF an appropriate celebration was prescn-
| ted to the Methodist Episcopal Conferences
| within the section of country ever which the
preachers Of that day travelled These con-
ferences appointed committees to take charge
| OF the proposed Centennial Calculation The
committees thus appointed met recently in st.
Georges Church, on Fourth street, near Vine,
In THIS city, where the first conference had as
sembled, and decided in favor Of holding the
proposed Centennial celebn.iOnin this city, on
the dates corresponding with those of the
first conference, and that the general sessions
of the Commemorative Celebration should be
held In the same building where the confer
ence had met IN 1873. As the conference was
called for July 13, 1878, and some were present
on thas DAY, although, owing to the ab5encs
OF others, no business was transacted, thC
general committee recommended that the as
seGbllng ofthe Conference be commemol aztec
In all Methodist churches of the land, on Sab
bath, July Ia 1873. They desire shat as fa
as possible all the branches which have
sprung from the original body represented il
the FIRST Conference shall participate In tn
celebration in the city Of Philadelphia
5 To make the necessary preparations for
suitable celebration, the General Committed
/ appointed a Committee on Arrangements
e consisting of the following ministers and lay
men residing IN Philadelphia and Its Vicini
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-07
33 Choice Building Lots
AT
PUBLIC SALE.
Will be sold on the premises. without reserve. on
, SATURDAY, MAY 10th, 1873,
Commencing at O'Clock p. m. all those
33

Very desirable Building Lots lying either side Of
Tenth street, between Lincoln and Union streets.
near to McDowelyille. laid of in lots II and 10 feet
front by 100 feet deep. Also. that large and we'll To-
154 feet deep.
These lots all of grade, requiring neither filing
nor cutting. and well worth the attention OF
builders as they are located in rapidly improving
portion Of the city. and daily growing IN value.
TERMS 20 per cent. Of the purchase money to be
paid in cash the day of sale. and the balance to
be divided in two notes. properly endorsed. paya-
BILE in three and six months, with interest from
date, or cent. o the credit portion if the cash
he paid be paid before the 18th inst. When the
terms are fully complied with deed will be given
clear Of all incumbrance. For further information
apply to REYNOLDS i Co,
9l5 Market street.
0GLE K MILLER, Auct'rs. may2-ts
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-07

Ministers Lg,7nkn.
VIM. Swin1slls tSee'ry) Colson UeiskeiI tCh'nnl
4. Il. Pattison. ID. ID, 4. L. Tasker. sr.
George ". Lybrand. james Long,
VIM. Mullen, Charles scott.
Joseph Mason, lion. Ch1sA. Albright,
George W. Maclaughlin. L. H. Worne
Z. II. Stokes, James NJ. Cassidy,
George A. Ph9bus, BENZ. Schofeld, Jr.
!. B. Merritt, William Q. Bakes.
william L. Gray. -
This committee met in this city on April 25
and effected a permanent organization, al
given above. The committee propose that the
essays and addresses to DO delivered on the
occasion of the Annual Conference Centennial
shall embrace an outline of the History of the
Organized Methodist Church, for the Century.
taking In such topics as MethOdism in Ameri-
ca before the First Annual Conference the
First Annual COnference-its Men and their
Deeds the First Churches the various Con-
ferences since formed; the Principal Historic
Events [; the Preaching of the Olden Times
and the General Operations Of the Church.
To carry out this project, the committee re-
quest me sp9Sdy cooperation Of aIlsWhe- car
in any way assist in making the celebration
worthy Of the event which it will commemor-
ate.
1t is designed to make the celebration one
of great interest. The various topics suggest
ed for essays by the Committee ON Arrange g.
mentS will be referred to some Of the abIesI
minister's in the denomination. Representa-
tions from the various OffshOOts Of the Metho-
dist Church will be invited and invitations
will also be extended to the Bishops, clergy
and laity of the Methodist Episcopal ChHrcl
South to unite in the celebration. The session,
will all be held in st. Georges Church, excep
| the final meeting, which will probably be hell
! in the Academy of Music, and will be one o
| The grandeSt occasions of the kind ever wit
messed In this city Philadelphia Telegraph.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-07
0IEp.

MeLEAR.-May 5.h, Anna B. McLear.
The relatives and friends Of the family are invited
to attend her funeral from the residence OF her faith
or. John McLear No. lU27 Market street on Thurs.
day morning, Sth inst at IL o'clock, without further
HOtice. 2ts
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-07
AUDITOR ,kNOTHaF.

NOTTCE.-The annual meeting Of the Stoekh0ld-
IN eRs Of the Mechanics Loan Association will be
held in Room corner ID and Market, I'd floor. on
Monday. May 18th. at ~ o'clock p. m.
may6-tm Il T. TAYLOR, See'ry.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-07
for .SaIe aud fer Rrut.

E0R RENr-The larRo room iS the % story Of
H tichard5On 4 Hopes Building, nov Oecu-
pied bv the Board Of Public Education. Entrance
on Shiplsy street. Imnlsdiats pOss ssaiON.
Apply to J. L. KILLGORE,
maII div Secretary.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-07

EN0R RENr-New House, No. ll2l H1r- .sAAAr
~ Tison street, eleven rooms. all modern 2!
improvements. bay windows. threo stories. ~
Possession at once ii desired. Inquire at l.
l41l Harrison street. feb26-tf
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-07

DELtwARs AYEVUs TOR PJa SALE
IL u r,st tom. Ap1iv ~ t1tsndias
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-07

NOR SALE. ....
IL A small Tubular Steam Boiler, l. bout three
horse power. suitable for driving small engine or
heating purposes. Price S>O Apply ut bhis Of
ssplt-u
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-07

me One HundredM AnniUsrsdry of Ms FcIst
annual Conference of MethOdtSt Preachers
IN America Its P-Opoaed Celebration.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-07

NOR RENT-Two large connecting Rooms -
II in the third story OF the SaNillo Build- ~
ing, Tor society meetings or for light manu- IN
featuring. Apply to ALEX. SAVILI,E. IA
febl-tf al2 Market street.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-07
Aottfts.
TO CONTRACTORS.

will be received By the Street Con-
mlttse at the ofhee Of the Street Commissioner.
Thursday, Nav Sth. 1873,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-07

NOTICE El-FRANKLIN LOAN ASSOCIATION.
IN A meeting Of the Stockholders Of this ARsoeiA-
on will be held in their room, Ne. AO4 Market street.
on Monday evening neXt the 18th inst. at N clock
by direction of the Auditors
may55t Attest. D. I. HAWKINS, SSa'ry,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-07

u EMEMBER. the only place to buy the Original
Ii Cent ara Cigar, Wholesale nd Rstail. is at
h. s. HAYEy.
may3-W3m Il and French stroats.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-12-26
UN ESCR TO INCENDIARIO.

Con el significativo tftulo de HI
JOS DEL PUEBLO, PREPARAos QUE La
REACCGoS 81 AeEReA, ha publicado
La Linterna de Ponce, nGmero del
II del corriente, un artfeulo de rabio
ga oposicion al Gobierno del Sr. Cas-
telar y de tendencias altamente Sc
diciosas No babran olvidado nues-
tros lectores que la prensa reforms
Ia y los oradorss do este partido nos
han hecho saber que dicha collective
dad esta dispuesta tomar las armas
para combatir on oil campo de bata
LA a todo Gobieno espanol que ven
ga al poder con ideas de retroceder
OH la via democratica que 4 pasO de
ferrocarril hemos recorrido en- los 1l
timos tres trimestres Del contsxto
del sscrito del cnal vamos q sacar
algunas eitas, Sc desprendc que va
oil Minialerio actual es juzgado por
el reformismo como ap6stata y reac-
cionaFio y no aabemos u lA anuncia
da rebellion tendrk lugAr durante Ia
vida de eata siluacion 8 si - aPlaza
r& para euando venga otra mas re-
srogada; 10 que - un hecho innega
bic - que para algo % dA en- Ponce
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-12-26

sobre el fondo de sus asuntos, sino para
dictar otras medidas que, salvando la juris-
diccion de aquellas Corporaciones = res-
petan1o su autonomla, seam de baatante
efcacia para impedir que la Leyase SAslsIe-
re e." Hsngn's case, nj aquellos Sc extrali-
miten de sus atribuciones."
Desenredemos este galimatfas.
Convene ell colega on que la Auto.
ridad Superior tiene facultadespara
evitar que Sc viol n las leyes y dis
posiciones genera es; pero at mismo
tempo asegura que el Gobierno no
pue1e revOcar acuerdos municipales
como el de la separation del maestro
Montenegro. Ahora bien, lbs ayun-
tamientos no pueden infringir ningu-
ma ley sino por medic de acuerdos, y
el Gobierno no puede corregir tales
extralimitaciones sino hacienda re-
vocar dichos ilegales acuerdos. Es
evidehte que el Ayuntamiento de
Hato -grande ha violado las dis losi
clones generates contenidas en- ell re-
glamento VICENTE de Instruction
p6bEca; luego ell Gobierno, usando
del .derecho de alta inspection que
le compete, puede y debe abolir 10
que los municipios hagan contra
ella. La Constitution, que es la raiz
de donde arranca la ley municipal,
autoriza al poder ejecutivo para In
tervenir en- los ayuutamieCtos que
"se extralimiten dc sus atribuciones
en- perjuicio de los intereses genera
les y permanentes" (permanentes
son los derechos que tiene el profe.
sorado). /
No queremos, porno repetir loscon
ceptos estampados en- la bien Oscrita
circular del Gobierno, sobre los macs
trOs de escuela, traer colacion otrot
argumentos que echan por terra todot
los soGsmas de EL PrOgreSo. CreemoE
que el Gobierno, que sabe el derechC
que le asiste, sabra dejar alto el pres
tigio de la autoridad que rep tesenta
Por 10 demas, de ser ciertO ei pre-
cedente que sienta el colega, causa-
ria en- 10 future immense perluiciO a
profesorado de la Isla, correligiona-
rio suyo en general; el dia en- qut
viniesen ayuntamientos de Otro colo
polftico podrfan usar de sus ercIusi
Uas igualmente que ahora 10 trata d.
hacer el citado municipio de Hato
grande. Los partidos deben, cuandt
estan en- el poder, ser los primero'
en- respetar la ley para tener derechC
a ser respetados cuando 10 pierden
EI ProgresO por trabajar hoy contr'
un adversario esta estableciendo J
defendiendo un principle que pued'
ser funesto muchos de sus amigos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-12-26

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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-12-26
. FOLLETIN.
b. Felix de La Ribera.
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-12-26

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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-12-26

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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-12-26

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-28
THE GREAT TWEED TRIAL.

Continued Exa mination of the Books OF
the broadway Bank-Further Insight
Into the Financial Workings OF the
Court House Ring-samuel j. TiIden
Again ON the stand---Iiis Satire and
His Humor-A Tilt Between Witness
and Counsel for Defence.
Yesterday was the fifteenth day OF the trial Of
William NJ. Tweed, and was, like many previous
days, consumed in a wearisome examination of
witnesses upon entries OF figures, OF deposits, Of
debts and credits, OF checks and warrants, of items
and totals, the total OF the whole being as I'M
mtelhgibie to the jury it was to the counsel for
the defence, who could make nothing OF it, and
WHO only threw in an objection here and there TO SIM
mate legal quality, perspicacity, which. under the
circumstances, they might be well excused or pos
sessing. Between two men, counsel and witness.
OF ordinary plain utterance something might have
been made OF the testimony, but as between Mr.
Peckham ana Mr.. Tiden they had 1t all to them
selves, and alter various futile attcmpts on the
part OF the Official stenographer to get his figures
right all interruption was abandoned and Field
Burrill and Fullerton listened IN despair to a iar
gon OF numerals, OF thousands, tens of thousands
and hundreds OF thousands checks and debts ana
deposits, without having the heart to check coun.
sci or witness. Mr.. Tilden was in excellent trim
for "set to-" and when he threw out a feeler to
zee what stun Mr.. Field was made or that usually
pugnacious gentleman was AZ mild as a sucking
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-28
COURT or GENERAL SESSIONS.
Double Branch OF the Court to BE
Held in February-Ai1 the Homicide
Cases To BE Tried Within a Month.

4 Double Branch OF the Court to Be
Held in Fcbruary-Al the Homicide
Cases To BE Tried Within a Month.
Before Recorder Hackett.
His Honor the Recorder presided in this Court
yesterday in the absence of Judge Sutherland who
was summoned as a witness in a trial in the inte-
10 enter an order for an additional panel OF Jurors,
rcturnable in this Court next Monday morning, In
order that double session or the General Sessions
may be held during the month OF February Inc
legislature last year passed enr, law hH,a al
double session whenever in their Judgmcnt
the public interests required 10. 1t IL confidently
eXuected that with the Oyer and Termlner and
double branch OF this Court sitting mex, ons1 an
trict Attorney, and the large number OF prisoners
now confined in the Tombs tried aud either acquit-
ted or convicted. The Grand Jury now In session
ments seventy-two OF which were presented yes
terday They are for burglary, larceny and fclo-
NOUS assaults When Recorder Hackett presides
next month he will have an opportunity during the
principal part OF the term 10 manifest his great ex
ecutive ability by trying these prison rapidly,
and then assist his associate In the trial OF
some OF the murder cases, II not disposed OF by
that time.
The Keeper OF Disreputable House I'm
Greene Street Shot mt by Customcr-The
Assailant Sent to the state Prison for
Ten Years.
Mathew Busey was placed on trial charged with
committing lelonious assault and battery upon
James Burns, the keeper Of house OF Ill repute in
Greene street. The testimony for the prosecution
showed that the prisoner went into this place on
the 9th Of December and had O difficulty with a
girl and the barkeeper, whose brains he threat
ened to blow out, Burns was In an adjoining room,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-28
CITY C0URT-SPeCIAL TERM.
Yesterdays Decisions.

BY Judge Nelson.
Johnson Vs. Gleavy.-New trial denied In the
absence of evidence that the person committing
the wrongful act was employed by or represented
the defendant, think was correct In Diminishing
the complaint. That proof 1T was the duty OF the
plaintiff to supply.
Scott VS. scheldmacher defendant having
been actually committed to and In prison on the
execution OF the Judgment issued against ms per-
son, the technical satisfaction OF the Judgment
suspension rather, is fatal obectlon 10 the sup
Elemental proceedings since taken. Motion'
Cronkright VS.. Merrr.-The application to con-
tinue the injunction granted
have come in too latc but there being All allega-
ton of merits the answer may be put IN on paying
500 costs and taking short notice OF trial.
Cleand VS.. Hellensticn Injunction continued;
order to be settled on two days notice.
Burtis VS.. whittlesey....The findings signed and
Judgment for the plaintiff
Warning vs.. Yale.-Motion to set aside attach
Newton vs.. Morford-Let plaintiffs proceedings
be stayed until ne appears to be examined.
The Excise Law.
In the Matter Of Charles Gentsch.-The defend
ant was tried before the magistrate for violation
of the Excise law, found guilty, and committed for
ten days. The commitment, though somewhat in
formal, is sufficient. am not disposed to inter-
fcre in such cases except for clear and substan-
tlal se.-Defendant remanded.
In the Matter OF Schmidt.-The defendant was
committed by the Justice for violation OF the Ex
else law. There are several objections to the COM
mitment, one OF which cannot be Obviated. II is
stated that he plead not guilty, and demanded a
trial by jury, and that, thereupon the Justice pro-
ceeded to try him without a jury.-Deiendant dis
charged.
Suit Against the City.
Lorenzo D. Thompkins vs.. the City of Brooklyn.
At the instance OF the late Mayor, the Common
Council and the Street Commissioner the PLAINTIFF
repaired the Bushwick Bridge. His bill was
audited and directed to be paid. The Corporation
Counsel, In the discharge OF his duty contests the
claim and principally on the ground that the work
was not let out to the lowest bidder after adver-
Using required by the charter The city author.
ties proceeded thus without the delay which an
observance OF the provisions OF the charter would
have imposed, by reason OF the dangerous condition
OF the bridge, and in such an emergency they had
inherent power to act.
1t Is proved that the bridge was In such condition
the work necessary and the charge reasonable (
am therefore constrained to override the objection
and order judgment for the plaintiff.
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Decisions.

DECISIONS
Before Judge Loew.
Davidson vs.. Hersey.-MOtiOn granted.
Wilcox VS.. Robinson-MOttOn granted on pay
ment OF SO costs.
In the Matter OF the Application Of Otto Harsen-
dubel ct al.-Application granted
Mary Dean vs. William l.. Dean.-Judgnent
OF divorce granted.
Adam Gross vs. Margaret Gross.--Same
Lord VS.. DreylOos-Mot0n to open default
denied, with leave to renew upon an AFFIDAVIT made
by the defendant Englelart himself; order to be
settled on notice. with stay in the meantime.
Whitlock VS.. Mckeon.-The referees fees must be
reduced to S7S
Green VS.. Barmon.-Application granted.
Elmendorf VS.. Pinckney.-Same.
Richards vs. Welngton.-Same.
Fischer vs.. Kambock.-Same.
The Yale and VIM Manufacturing Company VS..
Hawks-Motion granted.
Haden vs.. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
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Verdict Against an Insurance Company.
Before Judge Pratt
Robert J. and John Hall brought suit against thes
Insurance Company of North America to recover
81, 900, the amount of policy on Photographic
materials destroyed by fire at their store, No. q
York street. on the 18th OF April last The COM
pany claimed that the plaintitls violated the con-
ditons OF the policy by using Kerosene oil on the
premises. The jury rendered verdict in favor OK