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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-20
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HIRAM sCHITLER's NovEt METHOD OF
DIPPING FoR DEBT-sP0ILTNG A YOUNG
MANS WEDDING CLOTHES.

From the Reading Eagle ip Dee s
LiVerymen have ups and downs la their bus
Iness as well as other tFadespeOple. On Sum
day last two nice, Young men came to the sta
BILE Of Hiram Schiller and hired horse ana
carriage fOe The purpose Of driving down the
country tO'a church dedication. One of Mr..
SchitIer's fancy teams was 6tted out and the
young men drQEe very c1Eetully out q ne STA
was nothing wicked about them and they
wanted people to know it. Unfortunately,
however, they changed their minds When
out in the country, they dashed ahead, and
busted everything On on ne road Inc ,SSI ROS1
that the foam rolled of the animal in great
drops.
In the afternoon, MIR. Schiller had an Occa-
Sion to drive over tile same road, and iudgeOf
his sstonishment. when, he was told Of the out
raGeous conduct or those two nice young men
cumstance, ORthe Ieturn Trip, the liveryman
followed them up. and all of a sudden found
himself In the rear 1.-THE carriage Of the erring
pair, and they were watched. Their abuse
continued, and the poor horse was almost dead,
and the carriage badly used.
At point some distance below Reading,
the livery proprietor jumped out of his carri-
age, took formal possession Of the young men,
and drove them to the stable, where they
were locked up In MI. Schitler's private once.
| A1beE tuo 9AtVcE uhA cnhNH6u MS CiobnllRy uo
| went to the young men and asked them 70
pay their bill. This was not done, and there
upon the boss proceeded to collect his money
ia a manner quite original. He gave orders
to have large trough well filled with water,
and after this had been done, the two young
bloods were led out. By this time quite large
crowd had congTegated and there was great
excitement. One OF the young men was held
by the attaches of the STABLE while the pro-
prietor seized the other, lifted him bodily and
| put him In q little bed of wet water, clothes
and all on. The young man shrieked but to
no purpose He was Sonsed and sOyVsed again,
then placed on his feet and finally allowed to
depart. Then came the others turn. He
begged piteOusly to be let off, and stated that
he was dressed in his wedding clothes, and
they were the best he had in the world. Bust
ness was business v Ith Schiller, and he collared
the young man, lifted him; up gently and
ducked him uifdef the water With the great
est ease. He came up shivering and begged
to be let of. Another douse and another and
still another, and then the young man was set
down and allowed to go. Two such drowned
rats had never before been seen In Court
street, and probably never will. They depart
ed wiser and perhaps better men, -
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-20
the perInnInES or suekness

Never triAe with what are called small ailments
disorder easy of control at first. If neglected for
a few weeks may become a mortal disease. Be es-
pecialy careful not to let debility gain upon you
for it is the door through which all malades enter
the system. If you feel languid. inert and to use
common expression. "as if there was no life left
in you" resort at once to Hostetters Stomach Bit
tets That great vegetable tonic Will supply the Vi
tality you so urgently need. 1t is nerve food BY
its tonic action the stomach is 80 inyigorated thai
digestion becomes regular, easy, perfect; while III
Distractions and its Alternative operation beneficial
ly affects all the secretiVe organs For the miserie
of dyspepsia, and they include almost every
ant feeling that belongs to physical disease and men
tai retchedness this potent tonic Is certain and
speedy balm. ang1OtoH
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-20

GRAND HOP AT Collins BEAm. Tho HyQs-
min House, at Collins Beach, which, under The
popular management Of Mr.. Frank Collins has
been successfully conducted for a number Of sea
sons, will close for the present season. on Thurs
day evening, August 28th. The closing coretnoa
MES will consist Of grand hop, which all lOvera
Of fun and pleasure should attend. A fine band
of music has been engaged for the occasion, aud
every arrangement viii be made to mako this hop
the most delightful and enjoyable affair Of the
season The hops at Collln's Beach are weII
1own, and 1t il scarcely nesessay to say that this
one viii be largely attended. 1, -'s NJ
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-20

FELL FROM WINDOW .-Y Yesterday afternoon
about O'Clock, Mary z. Hitch, daughter Of saiiic
Titus, aged years and months old, residing at
SIG KirkWOod street, fell from the third story
window. The child's mother had LEFT t,asleep In
bed, the bed being near the window when the
child awoke she raised the window and unbolted
the shutters leaned forward TO push them omen
and fen out, striking on the steps below, abe then
rolled off on the pavement. .- -llp.| Il M
She was picked up insensible ana carried In
tile house when physician was eummoned who
pronounced her TO have received no furlher
injuries than few severe bruises The child a
now, with this exception, apparently as well a
ever. - - > :
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-20
soOIETIEs.,
nrrrrrNan rHra EVHNtNu.

Hope Lodge, No 2l, l 90 +, at Odd Fell
lows Hall, Sd and King Sts.
Morning Star Division, No 2. Of I, at 9th
and Market Str.
Delaware Council, No 2, o U N. at Me-
chanits' Hall, 21e Market st.
Rodney Council, No lS, o U A N, at 7O2
East 9TH st. -.
Diamond State Lodge, No s, u +, at Good
Fellows Hall, Sd and Market Sts.
Champion Lodge, Ne 6, 4 OF p, at Knights Of
Pythias Hall, 2ll Market st.
Oriental Lodge, No l3, X of p, at Ferris &
CARROTS Building, 5Q4 Market st.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-20

ESCAPED FROM THE CELLs.-This morning
some young men came 10 the police ofics and
stated that they wished to pay the Rnes Of PhiIip
Cassiey, and another OF the parties conceEned In
the attack on Lewis Griffin mentioned in our DO.
liOe cases.') The prisoners Eere brought out, af-
ter which the parties declined TO pay Cassidy's
man's tne. Special Officer Price then turned
around to take Cassidy back to the cells, bat
found to his SURPRISE that the prisoner had daIstly
taken his leave. He was instantly pursued, bul
succeeded in making good his escape. ''i = n
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-20
LOCAL iMfeLLioRaoa.

stu the cry Is, pwheh is It gong 10 clesr
This damp weather has put quieIus upon
crOquet playing for the ume. @ e / 81
Aid. Central, and Germauis, No. 9 Loan
Associations, meet this evening.
Textile fabrics remain undisturbed Rupon the
shelves of our dry goods merchants
Butter dropped suddenly. this morning and
was obtainable at 80 cents per pound.
Mayor Simms is absent from the city. HIs
duties are performed by Squire o'Nelll ..
The train from Baltimore this molnng con
tained rather slim number of passengers, ,..
The Third Ward Democrats will meet this
evening, at Fiilh and Orange streets, Hauser's
hotel.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-20

'WORAs %. APPLE TRERs.-Ye yesterday we
were shown q branch broken from of an apple
tree on the farm OF Mr.. Lewis LOnGstreth, in
West Bradford township, which was q curious
sight to look upon. 1t was totally robbed OF
every vestlge OF foliage, ,.and upon several of
the smaller branches were knOtted tOgethe I
hundreds Of small brown worms, which were
the depredat0rs Of the tree. We understand
thae these worms HE very nunerons. and
having once attacked an apple tree continue
their work Of destruction 70 Its foliage until its
HsOsts and cold winds Of winter They are 4
great terror to farmers everywhere West
Chester NesCs, Of ApDfaU se ~
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-20

SECOND WARD MKETrNo.-A meeting Of ihe
Democrats Of the Second Ward, was heId IaTi
evening at the FELTON, House, corner of Second an
Walnut streets. Joseph Bedford presided. or
motion committee Of three -Wm. Bareiord, Wm
Lalley aud Squire EraEer-Was appointed TO se.
lect candidates fer Wand oficers 10 report az IN
next meeting. ii.s - = II q
On motion, Monday evening, August a5th. be.
tyeen the hours of and Q o'clock, was hxed lincn
e the time for holding the 1ominaalon election.
On motion the meeting adjourned until Saturday
evening, when the report Of the ComEnittee ! ~
Candidates will be received. o aiir
The meeting was harmbaious ana enthuslaslic
shd without hesitation pledged for the Ward I
Democratic majority OF from $50 to 200 10 Sspien.
ber. ..--a .t..e.t .s ii84asiala'I " tal7l
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-20

CoLLHioNAI.asl evening", akA farmer nam.
ed UpeerFped, was diving lsisTsIy along Front
street. with his wagon load Of produce, he coll
lided with run away team. which came tearing
down Tatnall Streets The hind wheels Of Un-
derWOOdis wagon were torn of and portion Of
the contents thrown into the street. A number
Of eggs and lot Of other pcIishable produce,
were entirely destroyed. The runaway team
belonged 10 q man nsmei Oerrickson, Who vol.
unteered to pay all the expense incurred BY The
damage ie the farmers wagon and produce
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-20

RAILROAD hUXoR.-It is rumored that the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company will, ere long,
Tefuee to pass the Baltimore & Ohio trains over
their line TO New York, and also refuse 70 recor.
niEe through tickets for New York, issusd By the
Baltimore & Ohio Company; If this be 90 the
trains Of the latter company on the New York
route will have to be Withdrawn, and then ihe
Psnnsylvonia Railroad willmonopolize the through
travel between New York and Washington. In
view OF theSe rumoTS 1t is expected that another
change will be made in the time table of the T.
W. & B. r. r. In few days.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-20

ANOTHER CANAL Boar SE1zED.-Ye Yesterday at-
ternoon, the canal boat Erin, Capt Dolan, from
Mauch Chunk, with coal for Jessup & Moore,
vas seized by U. s. Marshal Dunn, in accordance
with instructions from Collector Noen, for viola
ton OF the Law requiring canal boats to take out
coasting license. The libel was filed on Monday
Bond 10 the amount of $500 will tie entered
and preliminary hearing of the case will take
place at the session of the o. S. Circuit Court, on
The 9th inst.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-20

CoSsKNTED.-Aiter repeated solicitations on the
part Of many friends, VIM. S. McCaulley Esq, has
consented to allow his name to be used in con-
nection with the Democratic nomination for Pres
ldent of City Council This announcement will
be hailed with pleasure by Democrats gensrally,
who admire the qualifications OF the gentlemen for
the position, and his popularity with the peoPls.
lie will make a strong fight, with excellent PToa'
poets of success.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-20

POLICE CksEs--In the absence af Mavor
slnms, Esquirc ONGill, presided at police head.
qeareefs iast evening, and this mornIhg. The
following easses were disposed of;b..I = --s
Philip Cassidy, Matthew J. Wilton and John
Bradley, last evening entieed Lewis Grim Into
the yard at the r, w. &B.R. r. depot andihere
beat him severely, They were arrested by oIfirsr
Lfgg, and after trial were fined $40 aud oosts.
aHd held TO bail, 10 the sum Of $500 each, 70 keeb
me peace. Griffin is the engineer Of shlffin9
engineOD the above named railroad 1sl-1T5 =
WIN; Til and James Truaty. f5F aealing f,ya
Watches from Joseph Smith. q Son, a. menfioned
Yesterday, were each held to bail, Ia tie sum OF
600. for appearance at Court.
Three cases Of drunkenness were Aned fifty
cents and costs each.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-20

NoMIEATIoNs.-At a meeting OF the First Ward
Democrats, held last evening, at the City Hoteb
John w. Lnych was nominated for the CITY Coun-
Gil; Ralph Mccall was nominated for Inspector,
and Geo. II. Kesel for assistant Inspector.
Sixth Ward-Hanson Harman was nominated
for the City Council at meeting of the Sixth
Ward Democrats, held last evening. at the Sixth
Ward House, corner of Sixth and Walnut streets.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-20

MONEY AND CHEcKS S6ToLEN. On the 18th,
+. G. Hopkins cashier Oflhe Cecil County Nat,
Bank, 81 Pht DeposiL consigned $1,000 ID
muIilated nrIency 10 the secretary Of the Treas-
ury for redemption, aud at the same time he
started for Baltimore, a number of checks and
drafts on New York and Baltimore parties.
Both lots we're stolen from the train between
PeTSyvilleAn and Port Deposit, and nothing since
has been aaen,or heard from them, A reward
of 5000 e offered for their retnrnl - =. I-D
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-20

!NoMINATIoNs.-Ata ameetInR Of the First
Yard Democrats held last evening al the City
Hotel, John. III. Lynch ives nOmina ted fer the
City COuneiE Ralhh McOaIfWas ndshIIiated
tor Inspector, and Geo. Il. ,Keisel for Assls.
StEh Wdrd.-Hanson HaFman was nomi-
nateq ter fhe Ctr (lofaeil, atA meeting ef the
Slxth tvatd Demo- f&ts, held last etefilng, al
T9e sixth Ward House, corner Of Sixth and
WalnpH qseq9s - IsT1kskE ~ sEF
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-20

SALES OF MONEY! the SD regular monthly
meeting of Brandywine Loan Association, last
evening, 5000 sold at l5 per cent premium, and
$500 at l4s% a
Last evening at the regular monthly meeting Of
Mutual Loan Association money sold as follows
$40 at 80 per cent. premium; 500 at 3lN $500
at 80; $500 at 331< $1,000 at 332<.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-20
CITY NOTICES.

EXTENSIVE EBUs1NEss.-Charles Kyle has recov-
cred his health and will give bis personal attention
to the sale of ice cream. ntecOns nuts and irutt
at the N. W. corner of the Second street market
house. and will be rs polite and accommodating as
ever. lie will also keep ice cream at the corner
of ixth and Orange Sts. at his residence. lie also
intends to fit up the Sylvan Springs, near the city
railway depot, where there will be conyeniencles
mediation of all who may wish TO pass a pleasant
afternoon. Charley is enterprisinG and deserving
of encouragement. No into xicatng liquors sold on
the ground. augl5-dSm
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-20

Acc1DENT.-As Prot. James N. Clemmer was
riding IN from Rising Sun, last night, lynchpin
dropped from the front axle, and let one side of
the wagon drop suddenly 10 the ground. The
Prof was thrown out but fortunately susie sined no
injury, beyond few slight bruises.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-20

TM LussEne Democratic County Oonven.
tl4n yesterday elected Hon. HendrIek n.
Wright Senatorial dolegate 10 the State "a
Yention, and also kolr Representative
eatee: = resolution c0ndemnlng the back
pay steal vas unanimously adopted. -.
A despatch received BY the chief Of police
OF Albany announces the arrest at SO. Catha-
renes genada, ,of Emit .LoWenstieD the murder.
Sr Of J. D. Weston.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-20

COAL AND WOoD.-Ex-SheriffJ James Armstrong
& Son, have taken the coal and wood stand re-
Gently occupied by H. N. Kethler, at the corner
of Wat r and West streets. Good coal and wood,
and also sand aud lime, will be kept constantly o.,
hand and sold at the lowest market rates. The
public should give this new firm a CALI
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-20

CLosED-The furniture store of c. A. Seh0en-
telt at Second and Orange streets, has been closed
on writs issued by several creditors. II appeals
are NOT taken, the stock Of the store will be cold
at ConstRbleS sale.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-20

CoNTRAcT AwARDED.-Soms time last week,
about fifty feet of the culbert on Third street
between Walnut and Poplar, were destroyed by
the storm. The contract for repairing the ssme
has been awarded to Wash ngton Cox, at
&lj0.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-20
RoBERT HUTToM,
.IfQ ttfEEta astlH
r.. ttr PRACTICAL o5s,t ssss s.sal
PLUMBER AND Gas oPITFRR,
No. 100 EEingl Strees,
TOIACCO AND sRG7R STORE
ne. seq KING sFREET.

The undsFsignel haying laksa tbs Is ovsstoRS
and Toplepla4ed u uith an entire new stOak 81
enoieess hgano9 81 wing and smokiag 1Qhaoeo
and seeat. " Pre- 70 REnlsh hts flsaas aad
u public, With anything n his line af the oWesi
market rates. Alq9. On hand. PipOs, bnRR, &e.. q
ths best quality. The pabio are Invited % call M
ere paee nls superier aa1ortment,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-20
Peach Shipments.
TUESDAY.

IULAI NUS IIE TT
shipped = 992 =" " 496 900 d"
During the season of 1871, 223 cars were ship
ped in one day, which comprised the largest ship
ments ever made in one day. The above come
next, while the above shipments to Philadelphia
are the largest ever made to that city in one day
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-20

Largest NUr ClAL in the city at VIM. J.
BROWNS, South of Market Street Bridge. jyl2-Sm
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-20

Deposit Accounts. sunJect 20 cneck at eight. Game
as 9t Naticns! Bank solicited from firms, eoFpo-
fati0ns and individual. Ii .n.,rs s.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-20

CHEAP CoAL.-stove at 1856. Nut s5.I5 per
2240 pounds for CASH only, at the wharf south |
of Market street bridge. WM. J. BROWN.
July 1st.-Sm.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-20

FIVE PER CENT JETBnEsE A ~
Per annum allowed on deposits. payable on de-
maaaefaF}g h9sI -kas bl12 ,vrsViI
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-20
lgPECIAE AnRANGEMRNr8 az

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OCEAN STEAMERS.
ney. Ssds. Destination. OGoa
PORT OF NEW YORK, SEPT. 2s, 1873.
CLEARED.

oneenstown-j H vde Sparks ih 'e''''' A"Ve'po0' via
seamship City Of Montreal , Mirehou'e Liverpool
Steamship Abyssinia Dr. Haines Liverpool via Queens
sssa%'Sp fAfy ls % erosan Liverpool via Queens
Steamship Anglia (Br,, Small, Glagow-Hendcrson
Steamship Tsmailis OBJ. ovenstone, Glasgow-Hender
Steamship Earl of Lonsdale tBr). Wright Antwerp-C
steamship Ellen Terry, salyear, Newbern-Murray.
steamship Old Dominion Walker Norfolk, City Point
and kichmOnd-Old Dominion Steamship Co.
Steamship Acushnet, Rector New Bedford-Barlng
Ship Edith Troop tBp, Smith, Bristol-B Morgans
Ship Martha tGerl LewieD Antwerp-Funch Edge 4
BARK Flora Ger, Kelvin, Southampton Funch Edge
Bark Annie tBr,, Lockwood. Guantanamo-H d AJU
Bark Clansman tBr, Bremen, Queenstown or Falmouth
Bark Enterprise II Dutch. Mulder, Rotterdam
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Brig II Hill, Green, AUX Cayes"Breti, son 4 Co.
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Schr A Bergen Thompson, Richmond-van Brunt 4
schr A Furnsworth tBr). Benson. Norfolk-B Net
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WILKIE C0LLIRS IN NEW YORK.

Wikie Collins, the celebrated English novelist 10
stopping ut the Westminster Hotel in Irving place
preparatory to starting on his reading tour
throughout the United States and the Rrit,sb
provinces Mr.. Collins is not receiving any visitors
and is keeping himself quite retired and private
having q number OF social engagements
10 fulfil consequent upon his visit to our
shores. Ii is the intention Of Mr.. Collins to give
100 readings in this country previous to
his return home, which will take place in March,
1874 The first reading will take place in Albany,
on the night Of the 18th Of october, and subsequently
lie will read In the larger cities and great towns Of
Western and Central New York, Pennsylvania
and others OF the Middle and Western states,
going Westn as far as st. Louis From thence
visiting Boston, Providence and other places. and
Will return to New York october 80. In New York
ne VIII give series OF six readings, probably In
,oteluWay Hall but that arrangement has not been
9nade as yet nor has the date for his readings IN
rIms Guy oeen liked. IL is also believed that Mr..
G oihns VIII VISIT the Pacific slope and the Yosemite
raley previous TO his return. This evening the
NIotus Ciub VIII tender Mr.. Collins formal rocep-
ytion az ther rooms, and ADDRESS OF welcome will
He maue 10 their guest by the President of the
&1uA Mr.. Wntelaw Reid. Afterward the
HrcAhah CUB VIII tender Mr.. Collins
%be given by Wnkle Collins Will consist of a dra,
dJnatE novelette, entitled '"The Dream Woman; a
4Nystery" IN two parts, with an ntermissi0n of
yen mlDutes This reading VIII last an hour and a
)alI, anu az Mr.. Collins Is reported 10 be reader
'rt eATaorulnary dramatic power and eryor toe
snccess 81 te entertainment IS SAID 10 be certain
LJAi L~l3geJ.eDt o. TIC readings WIZ We Liyllar
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TIE SEVENTY-FIRST REGIMENT AT THE
LYCEUM THEATRE.

The well-intcnti0ned hospitality OF the seventy.
first regiment, N. G., s. N. Y, met with disap-
pointment last night in not having their guests,
the Providence Light Infantry, to accompany them
to the Lyceum Theatre to witness the romantic
spectacular drama OF 'Notre Dame" The Provi-
dence regiment was unfortunately unable to re-
main over night, and embarked for home yesterday
afternoon at the foot OF Fifteenth street. II Is a
regretable circumstance that our fellow citizen
soldiers OF Providence were unable to remain, as
treat in store for them in witnessing the play
OF ''Notre Dame"
The theatre was flied to its utmost capacity
without crOwdng. The audience was at once
fashionable, critical and attentive. Colonel II.
Vose, Lieutenant Colonel Lockwood, with the stan
and line officers OF the Seventy-rst regiment, to-
gether with a large number OF the non commits
stoned officers and rank and file, were present.
The acting, with one or two unimpOrtant excep-
tions, was good, and the military as well a. the
Miss JeGreys Lewis, as Esmeralda did full jus
tice to her eventful and difficuit role. MIR.
J. q. Kings Qnasimodo was, as usual, de.
lineated IN touchinYl; palmetto manner. The
character OF Captain Ph9bus was played in the
usual delicious and truthful style OF Mr.. Henry Dial
ton. The very character Of tins drama has some
thing in it-especally the latter part OF the nrst
act-that appeals strongly to the soldiers heart.
Those who were present ielt it, particularly at the
fine passage near the end OF that act. where Esme-
ralda apostrophises the sword OF captain PhUbus,
saying, "lou belong TO brave man." Before the
spieuuiu ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS WV stcue ndu ihHeu
at the end of the first act the playing ehcited
hearty plaudits from all parts Of the house.
Ian dance were hugely enjoyed by our
National Guardsmen, although some Of them
were heard to remark that the antics
OF the former were q bad parody ON the bind drill
OF the san Francisco cadets, and about AS instruc
tive as lesson in "eapirog,n while 1t was thought
the latter might bear some healthy msdincations
in the matter OF the ballet girls being obliged 10
climb tin stills and mount ugly, square wooden
boxes. The grand scene, where Quasimodo res
cues Esmerada from the soldiers and carries her
into the sanctuary OF Notre Dame followed by the
assault and partial burning OF the great old edi-
6ce pleased our citizen soldiers very much. IL
sympathes were with Quaslmooo and Captain
PhHbus in their heroic efforts TO save the doomed
gypsy girl IRON the fury OF the Kings troops ana
an infurlated. lanatical mob.