Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-21

Go see Lotta, this evening.
The BrRndywine Loan meets, this evening.
The COMMERCIAL is authority on home news.
The annual fession X. of P. opens tomorrow,
Alan Grubb has enlarged and repaired his
store
Temperance meeting in the McClary building,
| this evening.
| When will vandiver Avenue be graded is the
| question in the Ninth Ward.
Tie firemen will give their opinion touching a
| Paid Fire Department, this evening.
The Fruit Growers are in session at Dover
| Full report in to-morrows COMMERCIAL.
Geo W. Mccall is in Baltimore attending the
convention of the chiefs of Fire Departments.
Reece Pyle has made an assignment to Geo.
| II MARBLE and Martin Hayward for the benefit
/ OF his creditors.
Joseph Graham having purchased the Nous
/ ley property adjoining him, has thoroughly ro-
| paired the dwelling house.
The synod of Baltimore began its sessions at
| Washington, to-day. The Presbytery of New
/ Castle is included in this synod.
A meeting Of the Teachers Institute will he
held in No. school this afternoon. Interest
| ing programme. Public invited.
| =="There comes tax collector" This is what
the Ninth Ward people say when person whom
| they don't know comes over the bridge.
The new mission chapel Of st. Paul's NJ. T.
| Church, beyond l1th street bridge, will probably
be dedicated On the lht Sunday in November.
Thtre are no no A. NJ. or p. NJ trains
| from Wilmington Oil the p. W. Il u. Il H. to
connect with trains on the Baltimore Central
rGis is mistake on the new time card. Tive
and 40 raius, however, do connect.
We call attention to the celebrated Labsr Re
form wash-boatd for sale by w. r. Robinson
Ind * King Streets
OFFICIAL CuASas.-Wm. NJ Pyle has been ap
pointed Assistant Postmaster of this city, uice
j. Dougherty, resigned
| FEIENDs' SOCIAL LYcEuM-The first meeting
| OF the Friends Social Lyeeum, this season, vii
be held on The first Second-Day evening in mex
month"; which Will be the 81 of the month.
|
AspuHY CoScaRr-Mr. Clemmer is busy NAL,
ing arrangements fer the grand concert to b.
given in Asbury NJ. L church by the children 0
the Sabbath school, On Thursday evening. Octo
her 3Jth We have No doubt 1t will be iiue a.
fair.
OFF ~ WAautNarov. - The delegates fror
the New tar. .u lrtshytery to the synod uf Bil
tuore, ~ ter-'nn at Washington came NJ til
Del Ii T. ,tnts Ho ming, and entared itc btt
more tram At tnc junction for passage to tA
Capital
sutrENbfp-IAer rolling and pipe mill Of II
MessTs seylert, VI 3llnus II Co. at Reading
| lsIeDutA 'ttFd1liu on saturday. Inc tu'
| pension nlcy 'a-' uI.v week. but probably loI
. ger \ ia'ge stcek II flushed woik has acgr
q | mulated.
d LArYru tr MIR ED The good work Of rbi
, building Npe- N.tsely on at Milford and ever
few weeks tine Gii-oIe Of launch indicates til
| pfOpfr-s mb't On Saturday Mr.. David Ian
aunched uu+ ( the irettiest schooners, Of abUu
jtl toms, tUlHt ever glided into the water. Sl
was rlusf tnN A,,A .uder Harding and will b
2 CONN aid IL apt John Mcbride.
al |
J, NsN Fuad Mr. y Cleaver OF Port Penn. an
Mr.. Geo, p" NlUl.il, Of Odessa. have formed
nlpartuer-lin And are engaged in busines a
No 257 Front street, as fruit and produC
cemmisei1n merchants. They VIII do a striC
commission business and will be glad to receiy
a share Gi rfade from their native Sta to. W
comIaerd the tfin to our readers.
IsTrRoyIILN1s All THE p, W. & b. DEPOT.
i | The baggage room at the p, w. a. =. depot hf
!; been removed from the main building to IL
| building lately vacated 10y the Master OF Machil
: cry, where il will cause less annoyance to trave
e. ers. and where large apartments may be secure
+. The rc'u'd floor Of the building has been +,
g | aEsr for The ase Of conductors. The old ba,
. gege louEl viii % lifted up for the use OF ladie
e AHo.utn GliL4 NldHr scHooL-Since the o
- sa.aztt.uU a d success of the girls night scho
: | III Richardson " lioopes' building, movement
arc bnllS male for organization OF Others
4 | stl4li5l VI t.l - tlbu9u tO-mOTrOW lNeunesdAl
eGJ1i,9 "a tl,t S .coud story of the Old Academ
Il bLIlaitg ia tie Ninth Ward. under the au
g lee. Of Ur L. O. Shortlidge, the member
!, Bjlrl i's'l that Ward appointed to organis
,r night seGQJls.
n PE4vlu FaTAL.- Frank Faulkner, of Edeevill
r. Kent nutv. Nd who was 30 horribly mangle
IL on sunday last. on the p, W. q b Railroad,
Ed5em0or, AID OF which an account was giyt
v IL gefolay's COMMERCIAL. died yesterday afte
Ct noon from the affects of the injuries receive
g. Coroner Hiusl0w summoned jury, which r
!! ceiyed the body at the almshouse, and then a
an ipnrned until Tomorrow evening at o'clock,
- summon wltne-ses who reside out OF town.
or Tue K. or +. PARADE AT CoArEsyILLE.-C
r Saturday psiado OF the Order of the Knigf
@ of Pythia4 was held in Cnatesville and WAS qui
v a success. About fourteen or fifteen lodges we
represented in the line, it being estimated tn
500 men took part. The Coatesville Lodge hi
60 men and the Penningtonville so men mu
tered. -Four bands were in line, of which we
the Coatesville and the Chester Springs Soldier
NJ Orphans Band. After the parade mass met
1 ing was held and addresses made by VIM
McSIun aud George Hawes, phlladelphia al
Hon Jesse @. Dickey, Oxford UtSt CleS,
rs MCuFd
Chitdrcn's sewing GiIclc.
SOME FACTS IN CONNECTION WITH THE ONE oRGA
n I2ED AT TRINITY CHURCH.