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MUNICIPAL INTERESTS.

The Committee on Printing of the Board of
Supervisors met yesterday and awarded tue contract
printing Legislative acts OF 1879 which passed
relating the government OF this city, to James B..
Brown Co. at 81 Sc a page.
The City Prison Commission appointed by the last
Legislature 10 select site for city prison. and
consisting Of Mayor Hayemeyer Controller Green and
s. b. H. Vance, President OF the Board of Aldermen,
amined yesterday several localities 10 which their atten
ton had been called and will their decision
to-day.
The meeting Of the Board Of Estimate and Apporton
ment was postponed yesterday, in compliance with the
request OF the Controller. Mr.. Green reports the fol
lowing amounts paid yesterday into the City Treasury
Burau Of Anea-Arres water and
est 81 90 of Collection Of for
Cty ground house and mAkst cellar rents Of
market 636 49, Bureau Of Water RerCoon
waer rents and penalties f2l55 SO; Mayors Second Marshal
Licenses $50 75 Supervisor Of City Reeord-sale Of CITY Record
SIS 90. Total, $loo45 "a
Commissioner Van Mort OF the Department OF Public
Works makes the following statement OF receipts during
the week ending on Saturday: -
Pr Croto1 water rent penalties tap, 500 507 O6 vault per
m 81 permits s4lOi PIPE sold 70 contractors
SLAB TO- total s24 232 H.
The following is the Chamberlains weekly statement:
Bal july 81. Receipt. Payments. Bal Aug g.
CITY Tre,ury... s5O3O3l sSS3932 sl273,24S sll37l4
S S.mDtd rrna sls7s7 2oee5e 5ssls7 557sle
$50 sss isssss 5$ $fSs5 s?
TO,Al,...s3lll942s 81 5l64s7 81 594 Ss5 81 033 544
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POLICE NOTES.

Thomas Keegan, age H. of No. l35 North Sixth-st.,
Brookn while fishing the foot Of Cmerst, Yesterday was
crushed beneath pile Of lumber which suddenly fell
Edward Nichols age IS, while saving wood in A.
highlands wood yard, and kenae BROOKLYN, yer
d had completely OF finger VI the right
hand.
Detectives Farley and Kelso arrested John Me
Gutry and William Thompson beeAer and Eza0eth yese
DAY charge Of having stolen unk belonging Pauline Rue Of
No. 22S West Thirty-seyenth-st
Philip Kelly of No. 100 East Eighty-sxth-st. fell
from tie railroad tunnel st. aud Fourhye
YESTERDAY Francis sehnmakeT 10
burned The
sion Of powder with which be PLAYING, YESTERDAY.
An unknown man, who intoxicated was run
instantly killed BY Mdsonave Broadway
Wakers, about 320 m. yesterday The deceased u
dark and goaee He roTsers
striped alpaca soft black hat In his pockets
pa xn tickets fol clothing with the White.
Frederick Smith, age l6. clerk for Louis Longes
grocer and Wslworhs Brooklyn thrown from
horse morning. and died from Of the brain
butcher employed in sausherhoue tue John
plankoad while cutting the throat yesterday
slipped aud fell the knife emitting artery his ~r lie
remove to the Hospital OF the Sisters Of Mercy.
Mary Donovan of No 161 Perry-st. received Sc
40 yesterday from bow With eab in
toe Dennis who arrested William Jeu
Of wounded
the hands Patrick H. Ran Of the house
qaarFeng their work at the cotton No
4OS Wesst afternoon Jennings TO beleYue
Hospital au bis assalant locked
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1ABoRs UNSUCCESSFUL EXPERIMENT.

ErGHr-HoURs STRETCHING OUT TO TEN-A WORK
IyGMEN's MASS MEETING FAVORED - VAGUE
THREATS OF GENERAL STRIKE.
The various trade-unions are making
arrangements In general way to hold mass meeting
in September to discuss the present aspects OF the Labor
movement and to endeavor II possible, to bring about
a moro general observance of the Elghthour rule. Tho
workingmen complain that little by little the observance
of eight hours as days work is being disregarded by
the employers Not long ago one Of the prominent
carpenters and builders OF this city waited upon
committee Representing the in his employ, and
asked whether or not the Association OF Employers had
not agreed to ignore the Eighthour rule and return
gradually and quietly, to the Ten-hour system. He
reped that he knew Of no such arrangement or agree
ment 1t had not been discussed at the meetings OF the
association At the time he could not but confess
that very many OF the employers who had given the
Eghthour plan fair trial had come TO regard IL as
failure and gone back to the Ten-Hour system.
Inquiry shows that in certain trades the EiSht-hour
plan ia almost entirely ignored. This ia the case
with the pianoforte manufacturers the Messrj'
steinways Sons, and other large manufacturers
refused 70 accept tho Eigh,-hour rule from the
startl the cabinetmaker5, carvers, upholsterers'
and iron workers. In these trades there "ero
so many employers who refused TO cooperate with INC
workngmen that the majority OF those who acceded 10
eight hours have been compelled 10 re-
turn TO the old system or leave the field altogether
Some OF the workmen in favor OF general strKe'
and wish TO have those who now working eight
hours cease altogether until the employers who are u-
willing to grant reduction of the hours OF labor shall
be brought to terms This has been denounced as ADJ
surd and suicidal by the trades whose numbers and
organization compel general observance OF the Eight
hour rule by their employers Nothing definite has yet
been determined on.
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ton therefore arranged that the visit should be
made during the early part OF August, but business at
Washington and the Illness Of Mr. Dent the Presidents
fatherlaw, have delayed the departure OF the Presi
dent 'or few days He drove from his colt ge a. Long
Branch to the DEPOT, yesterday morning II took the
II O'Clock train for SANDY Hook he was accompanied
by his daughter Mise Nellie Grant. by his JESSE aud
by Gen. Babcock They arrived at the landing Of the
steamer Jessie Hoyt at 1870 and drove in carriages
TO th Fifth Avenue Hotel, where they dined They took
the III River boat for Boston, expecting 10 reach the
city nj %. to-day. From this point they will he tho
guests Of Speaker Bsue The party will be entertained
in Boston, &pd will thence 20 Maine. Tue Presdenps
sou Ulyss Ia Boston VIII meet the party there.
The President will return to Long Branch about the
SCth inst
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THE BROOKLYN SUBURBS.

FIRST MEETING OF THE ANNEXATION COMMISSION.
The Commission appointed by the City Of
Brooklyn and the county towns devise plan for tina
consolidation OF the towns OF Kings County parts Of
the city held its preliminary meeting In the County
Courthouse yesterday morning. The Commissioners
present were Edmund briggs. @. c. Bennett, Geo. L.
Fox l. N Wyckoh and f. j. Lowber OF Brooklyn John
A. Lott OF Flatbush Tuni g. Bergen OF New Utrecht
c. w Hamilton Of New Lofts Peter Lott Of FlatlandsI
and william Bennett OF Grayesend. The Hon. John A.
Lott was chosen President and City Clerk William O.
Bishop Secretary The Committee will meet daily al
2p.m.
Judge Lott in brief address accepting the position
OF Chairman referred to the attempts made by the Legs
laure 20 force union between the county towns ana
Brooklyn whether the towns favored It or not and
the evaporation and opposition to consolidation which
were the result He believed that the project was on
different footing now, and the present bill IL based on
Just and equitable principles. The towns are fully
recognized and each separate locality has voice in the
discussion He then pointed out the main features OF
the law under which they met. showing that two
thirds vote OF the Commission required before any
plan could be agreed upon and that the rights on mo
city equally with those OF the towns had been fuly
protected Neither could force any Objectionable plan,
upon tho other. Speaking Of the benefits conforIet
upon Fatbush by the location there OF Prospect PARK,
Judge Lott said that some OF the most valuable potos
of that town had been attached 70 the city btOohyh
construction OF the Park partly In Fatbush ne kened
to a rich man building house OF MS own Vohtloh-s
noble mansion In the vicinity OF the residences OF h5
poorer neighbors and then caring upon t' ~ ~
Again, Frankln-ave. bad been cut through IlatDu'n
without the residents OF INC town 19n5 su
one-ha the expense assessed upon the ptopeIy "hch
he was glad to say, far as the FatDush owners Welo
concerned has already been paid though sucn was nos
the case with the city Judge Lott believed that II the
towns treated Ia proper spirit under the presenD
law the result OF their abOrs might be what seced 10
be mach desired-the consolidation OF the dty and
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Total. s8iIIs42 sl6i64s7 $685., 1856 81 O8s 54a
srr.M RARGEs FOR OCEAN FREIaHTs.

Arrangements are making by English cap
tasts for the formation OF company to trade between
Liverpool and New0rleans The originator Of the en-
terprse purposes establish line of steam barees Of
such capacity that they will carry very large cargo
Of grain as well OF cotton, at such draft
as would be required for the safe ng of
the bar at the entrance OF NewOrleans harbor
az all times model 70 scale sufficiently large
for carrying out the scheme large dimensions has
been completed new principle, combining great
qualities Of speed as we as the desired lfghtness OF
draft and capacity IL s intended 10 construct three
vessels on this principle. They viii be called the III
iuos, Great Western. and Queen OF the Tropics
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THE PRESIDENTS EASTERN TRIP.

Before the adjournment of the last Congress
Speaker Blaine. during conversation with the Presi
dent expressed the hope that he would during the pres
ent Summer, take advantage OF bis leisure pay short
visit In New England. and particularly in Maine. Tho
President In reply ssid that 1t had been his for
tune 10 much OF Maine, and that II he could md 70
possible he would be glad " accept MI BliDes invita-
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Filth Arenue Hotel-Collector James +. Casey OF
Newsns Chsuneey Bowen Of Chicago j. Condt smith a
hlo Lodge Anthony Poughkeepde Homer kssde OF ny
Grgh Gnswod q Troy Brepoori Ei
Pullman Of chicago Cheney Of stop Wssfn no'
RrGoy Gregory Smith o, Vermont and Judge FOSTER Of
Haven . M,tropollaa Hoki-BIGoy A. Hamltoa OF lsiAs,
Jndge Theodore Boup Paul sni Gen. o. W 1ooh OF
WISHING Central Hoil-Judge W Lincoln ms.nus
Noo York HoDl-Thomas Allen Clarke OF hev.ofeans
sf yam Hotel-The Van Nest Of Florence itay us
HonY-Br Roswell Hart Of Rochester and D.
a. Hogse-Lieui Commander D. W. leI
o. 4 Navy So Nicholas HoITh Rev DR. Wilson o. o1 Is;
q and Judge Burke Of Ceveard The Hon CAeo .I.ins
was in the ety yesterday his home 10 heNourp
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BURNETS's Flayoring Extracts sold everywhere.
INSTEAD of BITTER use SWEET QUININE.
THE LIMITS OF SCIENCE, a reply to Mr. God
win By Prof. e. L. Youmans TRBUSR LEcTuRE EXTRA No
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FACTS FOB ADVERTISERS!
CIRCULATION OF THE
CINCINNATI WEEKLY TINES.

Por Thirty Years THE WEEKLY TINES has enjoyed rcuao2
largely exceeding other Journal The West and has otf
second 10 none among still holds the prestige and nov
shows a circulation Of .-,,,.r--,, ,,> cDnrpc,
OVER ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND COPIES
Is nsros NAV be uud in Territory the UnorL
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STAPLET0N.-Coroner Lea yesterday held an
inquest upon the body of unknown man who was
found drowned upon the beach Fort wadsworth
Sunday evening. The deceased was apparently about
IS years old feet inches In hight, had red hair
and was dressed In blue plaid shirt blue pantaoons and
gater shoes, with belt around the body. He
coat had lost three fingers from the right hand
and had the appearances Of having been sailor. The
body had probably been In the water about three days
Mr. Oats an undertaken took charge OF the body and
not Identified 1t will be buried in the County bury
ing-grounds II Is conjectured that the body may be
that OF the deck hand lost overheard FROM tho steamer
Atlas last week while engaged IN tight.
CHEIsRA-It Ia understood that an Incorporated com-
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-15
Extensive Fire.

TEE ESoINE HOUSE, AND SHEDDING OF THE VIII
M1NGros STEAM BRICK MANUFAcroRY BURNED.
An alarm Of fre was sounded about 6l< o'clock
on Saturday evening for the Western part of the
city. INSTANTLY a large volume OF smoke follow
ed by vivid hame, seen to issue from the
rear Of the County Alms House. which carried
the impression to many that that institution was
really on fire. The alarm spread with great
rspidity. and great crowds hurried towards the
contiagration, in hopes OF rendering what aaais-
tAnce they could. 1t was however, soon ascer-
tanned that the fire was in the yard OF the Steam
Brick Manufacturing Company, several squares
beyond the Aims House.
Owing TO the distance from the centre
Of the city and the combustible nature
Of the frame building and sheds, they
were so nearly consumed. when the engines ar
rived. that nothing could be done but to subdne
the flames and prevent their spread to other
done.
The shedding consumed covered the intricste
and costly IN machinery OF the company. None Of
the other shedding was injured.
1t is sail that the lors to the company in the
injury Of machinery, shedding. and bricks spoil.
ed by water, will amount to nearly or quite 410,
900 The engine is much damaged. There is
an insurance OF $40 600 in the Farmers Mutual
New Castle county Mutual, Delaware, and Aetna
Companies.
Never was the want Of more and better hose
more distinctly shown than on the occasion OF
this fire. All the hose in the city was in use.
and fell short of the actual need while much OF
it was unfit for service. Great streams Of water
were spouting up, like fountains, in all direc-
tions from leakages in the hose, and 80 great
was the waste OF water, that large pond wac
formed at the place for which the water was
sucked up second time aud thrown upon the
| fire
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-15
from our Third Edition, of Saturday. !
Delaware Bible Society,

ANNUAL MEETING, AT DELAWARE CITY.
The ANNUAL meeting of the Delaware Bible So.
cety took place at the Presbyterian church in
Delaware City, on Thursday last. Rev. d. r.
Thomas presided, in place of Hon. Willard
Hall, absent on account of feeblel health. The
ordinary routine Of business was transacted
The Ulcers for the ensuing year were chosen AZ
follows.
President, Hon. Willard Hall.
Treasurer, Edward T. Taylor
Secretary, George W. Sparks.
Board of Managers, the Pastors Of all churches
in the State, and twenty four laymen, as follows:
DR.. l.. p Bush. Charles W. Rowland John II.
williamson, Hon. O. s, Layton, DIR. Wm. T. Col
hrs, j. Taylor Cause, ID. l. Dunning Geo W
Sparks, John McLear, 7. +. Causey VIM, s.
Hllles, Hon. ID NJ Bates, Gregg Chandler Alex-
ander Kelley, John X McFee, S. NJ Curtis, Or.
Il, II. Porter DR.. VIM Cummins Dr. Isaac Jumn
VIM. d. Clark, Jas. Il. Bird, II. W. Draper. Geo,
H. Bates Anthony Higgins.
Many questions OF interest came up for con-
slderatlon during the meeting; among others
What can be done to increase the activity and
usefulness OF the State Society in spreading
throughout the State the Word OF God 7" re-,
solution was passed recommending the forma-
uon OF New Castle County Bible Society, in
structing the Board OF Managers to reorganize
the State So iety, partially in order to secure
more efficiency
An interesting meeting was held in the eve.
ming, at which addresses were delivered by Rev
MersTs Latimer and Conkey. of Wilmington, Rev
Mr.. Gregg, and DR.. VIM. Cummins OF Smyrra,
The Central Presbyterian Church. Wilmington.
was agreed upon rs the place for the next an
nual meeting, in September 1874 vote of
thanks was given to the citizens of Delaware
City for their cordial reception aud kind treat
ment Of the visiting friends. Benediction was
pronounced by Rev. Mr.. Schoheld and the So
ciety, after very harmonious and pleasant
meeting, adjourned.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-15
Tape Worm RemnVed with Ne ad
Complet0

In few hours, with pleasant vegetable medicIne
No fee until cured. fry per cent Of cases If dys
pepsa AID disorRaDizatiOns of liver are caused nv
htomach and o. her worms existing In the alinentary
eataL nave vegetable remedy which factua is
removes them ahh cleansesathr liver and kidneys
NUMBERS OF prominent citiZ ms cf Phtlatelphia VIII
nave been trea ed for varinns d spasss -dysp psia
consumntion, bronchitis. female weakness sc -
can Ger lfs that my n atm mt has cured tn m and
that they had be, treated for the rong diseases
cured. "
Their symptoms and trestment-In ths age OF in.
VentiOns II is very remarkable, hut none the less
true that the SYMPTOMS Of worms ri. ease OF the
NEST dangerous character, so little understood
by the medical mn Of m" present dav these
parasites undergo the most curious trsrs ormatlnns
IheV remain months and even years in the hndy
httoTe thev are fully developed They only mature
IN parts OF the body which communicate with the
external air. as In the altmentary canal or lungs but
gener lily In the form =.
There are numerous kinds hut the most danOerous
and by far the most difficult to rem0ye il Inc t4pe.
worm This worm IL constructed of nat piecf q
which are connected to the head by a vers nne neck
The plrssite Is sometimes thiity feet Tor q b't 40
thin that the worm cou'd be held In a small bottle
ihe symptoms II this, as OF other worms are
weakness ana Irritation. Insanity Ia said In some
Instances has been caus I'd by this III ease
10 elect pc feet cure the head Of The worm
must ne removed This Is yerY d'flcult t1 accom-
h!lhn and several eminent PHYSICIANS have Ony been
able 10 remove parts Of the body. Those who are
troubled with This lOethsone Sc So can urad in
DR.. Il. F. RCEKRI,No $50 North Hinth Street P0ta-
delphla, Pa. he Doctor has been esfabishei IN
business T The last thirty yeas and is no auacR
Go sre. Advice free
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-15
Fatal Accident.

ONE OF THE EMPLOYEES OF THE p. W. Il u. r. r.
co. CRUSHED AT FOURTH AND PINE sTREhTs.
Richard Steeel, a carpenter in the employ OF
the z. W. &. b. r. r. Co was 80 badly injured
by the shifting engine on Saturday, that be died
yesterday, Sunday morning, about o'clock
The deceased, about 3 o'clock on Saturday,
was reparisg some cars standing on a track in
the freight yard, at Fourth and Pine streets,
when the shifting engine was suddenly backed,
one OF the wheels catching Mr.. Steele by the
calf OF the leg, crushing and mangliDg ii in a
terrible manner.
nenry Blddle, a workman along with Mr.
Steele. seeing the predicament In which he was
placed. with great presence of mind, caught the
wounded man by the shoulders aud pulled lin
back with the engine and cars until they stopped
and thereby prevented the cars from running
obiquey over his body. The wounded man
was Immediately removed to his rssidence o. 5O3
Poplar street. and medical aid summoned but
the loss Of blood and the shock to his nervous
system was 80 great, that he continued to grad
ually sink until death put an end to his suffer r.
ings. MIR. Steele i'd about 46 years of age, and
leaves wife and one child. He WAS highly re-
spec,ed by all who knew him, consistent menu
der of the Central Presbyterian Church. and
connected with several beneficial organizations
He had been in the employ Of the Railroad Com
pany over II years.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-15
Bntffes.

NOTfCE-Ths members OF Delaware Lodge. M.
~ I. n. p are requested % meet &C their Hall.
al ~ O'Clock on Tuesday, Sept 10, IS 3 to attend
the funeral OF deceased other Richst Steele
scpl5.lt JOHN II. GRAHAM, SIC.
NOTICE. special rain will leave New Castle
~ for Wilmington on Thursday 25th inst at 8 4.
NJ. IN connect with the New York central Patk Ex-
cursion, provided sufficient number Of names uI
warrant y ia e at the Drug store OH CHALtEN-
GER in Now Caste. sepl5.t
NO1ICR.-The officers and Members of LafaJt tie
Lo'ge No. 2, X. OF p, are requested to meet
NJ hei Han on TUESDAY,, Sept 1Gth 1873 at O'Clock
p. NJ for The purpose OF attending the funeral Of
our late Brother Richard Steele. fhe order gener-
ally are invited TO attend without further notice.
BY order OF The Q. c.
Attest: EA. NIELO, X. r. s.
gpplb-1E
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-15
Total amount Of sale
a6s3O79

Total amount of sale s6sSO 70
The depth Of the lota is from 100 to 15O feet,
and their frontage is on 18Th, 18th, and WASH
ington streets.
THE EXTENSIVE SALE OF LOTS MKT SATURDAY.
We direct rene wed attention TO the extensive
sale Of nice lots, on the Hies property. to take
place At O'Clock 2. M, on Saturday next
They are on Lombard 10th, 1lth. and ShearmAn
SITS. quite near to many industrial establish
ments, and therefore Immediately available for
building purposes The terms OF sale are unus-
ually easy.
NO SALE AT HoCKEssIN.
The property to be offered at public sale at
Hockessin, on Saturday. by Reynolds & Co, W as
not sold, no bids being placed upon it.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-15
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
RAilrsad Hsa..
rRAnss LRAvS wuMNeroN.

FRAngB LEAVE WILMINGTON.
FOr Nsg Yerk-Lo, l1.4s, a. m. i; 1AlS, 644 p m
Sundays, LIS a m.
FOr PAiiadslrAsa-l.s5. ais, ITO. alo, 1O.o5, l0Do
ll49 a m lx19. 400 400. ., al, L1H 1924 0. m.
Sundays Ls6 g. m, 30, ae0 and 1894 D m
For R9tttnaors-lAnA A6e and 10.0a q n. abb,
LIS, ala (6.4e for Port DeposiD and !. rs D M
FsF ths DslaasaTe n R.-laoo, and l0i0 9 m
6sb .. m. No Sunday trains.
For Feis castis-sS 50 g. m, LIS, $50 p. m Sun
days $40 A NJ.
For COatesvtLls-s.so, A N. and . and P. n Sun
days at sA5, A. N. The nrst two run through to
READING.
For " w r. R-(Market st.. Dspotl 100
I0so m, and bs5 p. m. Sundays, S.A5 N, and
400 p IN.
For PsrrI ills-s 20 P. N. Especially.
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA FoR WILMINGTON.
la4o T. $50, and lo.4b, II. as m. IA 10 2sO, asO,
k0O o1h 90 I.0O, 40 ami ll.sO D 10. Sundays 500
m. and si6 ?. m and ll.2O p. IN.
rRAn's ARRIvE AT WILMINGTON,
From philddelphtd-la42l %, s $50 IS e.be q m
l2.15, 12.45 Liza, s4s AS, SEA s.a0 Tls, S25 10b5
p m sunday l242, l.5S and 9S5 a m, and 1885
.. m
trom Delasare R.-sOO, II so a. M, aud g. IS
p. m, urom New Ca tle) lO.1b g. m. Abo, 9O2
From ". r. R-a1b and i1.s9, 4 70. and w
?, Sundays at 8, P. M. The sis a m only runs
From W. a ". R. R-(Market st., Depot) 1bc a
N, 90 and 500 p m Sundsys, 1245 and b4S p. m
Ffom PER- viHs-sr "a q m, lSpecaD
~ See time tables for further particulars