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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-22
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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-22

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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-22

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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-22

Ihs CuuUliies 81 teachers q the Board q
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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-22

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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-22

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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-22

BEA- E=IATx sLEs--Its follow ug sAles are
reported .! Esyro4is { Co, daring the present
week:
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acres. "a C@ell >y1niy Ma, pries, s5 g99.
Fsf Harry Lodge. q Whining ton4 bo-se NJ.
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Tor John P.s-os. of Wilmington 3 frame
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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-22
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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-22
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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-22

EmD u TzE CAEs.-0n THURSDAY lAst As
tie afternoon ,EG.b % the PaI'k / Baltimore
CentrAl hGllfoSd EEs reArug Cbkd3's Ford tie
dad nody o. nAu EAs sesn Ming A.0ns side u
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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-22

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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-22

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-16

. TIE WEEKLY TRIBUNE will be printed and
delivered this morning Many ot the articles found in
its columns have not appeared In THE DAILY The fol-
lowing is partial list OF It's contents: Cromwell-a
poem The Scholar in Pohtics-e1tracts from an Ad-
dress delivered before the United Literary Societies OF
Amherst College Mind In MOrsels Boston Literary
Notes Voleta poem. The Shah OF Persia at Wind
Free Trade Issues. Starving Colleges. Humor-
ous The sacramento, Cal, Valley. Home Interests
Smelling Pcas-a poem. Hints in Season, by JOSIAH
uoopes Condition OF the Crops. Factory Butter...
Applied Science Stock Yard and Stable Beauty In
the Back Yard-iiIustrated Watering Plants In Dry
Weather . Grape Culture. DECEASED Money Con
strucon of Stone Boatsillustratcd. .Of Three Farm
or. Who went West Cross Criticism. Pruning Fruit
Trees Convenient Ash-bin--illustrated. .-How To
Grind Edge Tho Farmers Fourth OF July.
Prospects OF the Peach Crop. Farm Notes Edtorai
Mates Foreign, New-York City. Washington ana
Miscellaneous Ncws....A Mystery Unrayeled.-..
The Lite-Destroying Manla...Chrisuan corner
enee The College Regatta. Indian AudIrs &C
The editorial subjects embrace the iolowmg
The Administration and Mr. Butler. Mulzhng The
press Weakening OF Cauous Rule, Free Irado Trouble,
Indepondeuce Day South, The Goodrich Tragedy,
uyenile Assassin. etc. Carefully prepared reports of
Inc live Stock. Dry Goods. Horse Graiu Provision.
Country Produce and otherm markets, are given in THE
WEEKLY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-16
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
For olBer Ship Neos see Second Pagel
.DDVNHr

For oaser Ship Eecs see Second Page.l
ARRIVED.
sessp Salvador Nokeson SaTannnh 1 mae ana pas y
Bark oInpo AUST Pemuda, Boston dars, - ballast
Bdg Mira aL). RsmaBez Alicante 45dAys VITA vine Ne
sshr MARI Adams of Portsmouth, sihnst llus Ics BAY ID
Sssr snssIrs Casariy Of 10 dsys from - John. n B. %
Scsr NJ r. @. (ofSt Joha NJ b. Ogle. Preek!Ou H. b. VIA
Sr Henry Middleton Brover Cat I,iarS days With
schE ba h0tsdOu O BSlgOr Seken~n Lde Glaee BiT 20
Sebr Caledonia of Parbcro 81, Layton, Wnisor g. liz
sebr l. H. JOls,on BnsTS WadsoT y II dsys, viii psoe
BELOW.
Bark liverpool lambert Lsnon TO- @ ni ives BOARDED
July II onNantuctet By piotooat Caprice. No 10
SAILED.
seanap Wilmington forlyana, Zodiac N savannah WynOts,
ship Aurors oan Francisco; sars ia fr Psr;s
Maadeena for Inests' Ceoeno DaaoVT ana asoHi O'' Tor
SiSD-sanao-u SIGHT W. clear
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BosToS Ialy 5ATyei sehrs J. Gilmore from ysESoasHe'
Emily Nsy0r from Pensacola O. W whistler from NeH1ors.
SeyYork; yrgra schr Plaasphia sea isn, rom bain@S
Ssi'ed. schr. Eleanor. EeW-York
"a july lJCearcd sohr Jeuns Stront. Tor view
Y0rk. Arrived, steamship ssn Jacnto, from Ne"-foff
FOREIGN PORTS.
OrRPNrOwy July 1.-THE rhD Parma, non
SwYork July ), this post this iocn and prVei 70
Liverpool
DISASTERS.
HNWtx n e. JAY 15-Ine Pietou bark Queen yieso'A
yesterday
astei in hurricane on the o, list broke
which arrived yesterday Portland also
ns.ed ID the fur 10Th The steamship Hbernish
M fog az Intervals CspFns here daring the lat
they before eIOeuen,ed saeh weather Tors c0s :.
compass heavy prevailed Ve'se s''ea instances
SPOKEN
June 90 t 25 so ~ long 81 81 w. ship Lydia ssoe from
Calcutta for New.fOrk, ll6 days Out
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-16
OBITUARY..
ETHELBERT SMITH MILLS.

Ethelbert S. Mills, a prominent and highly
respected citizen Of Brooklyn drowned at Coney
Island while bathing early yesterday morning. Mr..
Mills whose family out of town, went down 10 the
island on Monday evening for the purpose Of spending
the night with Mr. Gordon L. Ford and his family at the
Oceanic House. intending return to the city with Mr.
Ford in the morning Finding however, reaching
tine hotel that the latter would not come down that
night he directed his coachman to come for him at
O'Clock the xt morning to enable him to reach home in
time for breakfast. Rising early yesterday, In order 10
take bath before the arrival Of bis carriage he left the
hotel at about "a o'clock and went down to the beach,
entering the sea near clearinghouse No. s. where his
clothes were afterward found This was the last that
as seen Of him alive but hour later Of the bath
npnasters in passing along the shore noticed his cloth
ing living upon sand and forthwith reported the fact
AT the hotel The sad intelligence was quickly conveyed
10 some of the friends and business associates OF inc de-
ceased some OF whom Immediately proceeded TO the
island 10 make efforts to recover the BODY IN tns lof
tunately they have been successful. as a short time
fer the clothes were discovered, Of the bathing
ho,se keepers while wading after pail OF water
hout oOO feet from the spot where the clothes were
tund perceived white object floating just beneath the
sprfaee which, upon being brought ashore proved 10
me tbe remains Of Mr. Mills. jury was Immediately
inpapeed and inquest held Dy JUSTICE Oh tne reaoo
stenben T. VOORHEES, Acting Coroner when verdict OF
accidental drowning was rendered. He was man OF
oons,dor.ble strepgth, and most expert swimmer
hen0 accustomed to going into the water freely and IL
ID supposed that either seized win ctanp OF
drawn out TO sea by the undertow which Is said 70 DC
very strong at this spot and SO drowned before help
could reach him.
JOSE MARIA MAYoRGA.a
The funeral of Jose Maria MayOrga, prom
inent Cuban for many years past resident OF TINS Guy
will take place at .. tomorrow. from 5t' JAMES
Episcopal Church, in Thirty secondsty between fH"i
and sixthayes Mr. Mayorga was born In Havana, IN
1915 and after his majority established himself IN
the tobacco trade, In 1882 he 10 this city rs the
agent OF several tobacco firms, and acquired consder'
able fortune. lie of Tn oarfost advocates of
Cubau mdependeico all eoats,4tcd 4r.o surs 70 30
u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-16

there He weighs l6O pounds, and is feet
II inches in hight. In aspect, Bgln Is
picture Of the rudest power. He is heavy and
bullnecked. largo in the chest and abdomen.
Ward is from Newburgh, and is the youngest Of tho
famous family TO which he belongs He is 26 years
old He has pulled since 1862 and has been success
full as ascertain, in ten single scul and
three four and siX-oar contests, and has
been beaten in four matches. He is
man of prep0ssessing face, though scanned with
smallpox. He is fine oarsman but his health is
not always to be relied The men have contested
four races before to-day am informed with aresult
Of two victories for each. They will doubtless row
again, for though Bign is the winner Of the stake
in this race it can hardly be called victory for
him. Ward possesses most graceful and athletic
figure standing five feet eleven, and weighing $50
pounds He has a magnificent back and chest, and
is well developed the legs. Ills waist is light and
his reach long, which gives a fine appearance IN
boat He is most skillful oarsmsn.
The Freshman baseball tournament started out
with flying colors at Freshmans Congress which
met in this city the first of June but turned out
magnificent failure so far as any tournament is
concerned. At the aforesaid congress delegates rep
resented from Amherst, BOwdoin, Dartmouth, Har-
ward and Wesleyan. Seven colleges were present
at the congress- and all but Yale declared an nten-
ton OF sending nlneS. Brown entereu the congress
later and fortunately for them and Harvard were the
only mines that appeared in this city, and the tourn
ament has dwIndled to a series of matches between
them. The first played this afternoon on Hamp-
den Park and resulted in q victory for Harvard by
a score of q to H. Both mines played very pretily
and evenly till the end of the seventh inning. The
score then standing 10 to TO- but in the eighth Har
ward made nine and two in the next, while
Brown was whitewashed in the eighth inning, and
only made four in the ninth. The Brown men were
eXcelled at the bat and are stronger on the bases
The entire game lasted a little oyer three hours
Tho fo11owinO uyas srOrA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-16
P6SSESGERS ARRIVED.

FROM LIYGRPOOb-In sbIsrslp WisoaSi. Joy Ij.-Wibss
o.rdmsn b Fltgouh. vile anil J w. TIA d. 'e2e n
LsFs W. diaghtsr r. n strsttoa J. w. Hep
klnssn wife and ehid = - M0ogroye 49, Re- le ksJDe-l
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Joass. Y. Dahles. Z H...
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FLANDERS and wife. Mrs Boirlmt Jones J. UrH1l j \
sanae, b. J. lnaas A. r. BALsT, Ass p1o. M Ff.AaD sss
child Col A. " Cote Col. r q Cole y "
B.oi0mev n V Miss " Ganiner MrE Crels h. N d Br0~s
sEitb. w. MeDoRah vie, Wu, Niece o. Joseph a.s
sou Thompson j. Aernan Nchols Pfge OOofry
AMI child Mss wnship b. Trust, Mrs RU child o. "
Vhttsksr X J. Bate Neil and W. g. McAiyiB and ses
Fs wife ch'irsn. J. sndih WI Tni0s lf Esvoh.
O. a. Cory, h. o. Byrne hoa'rm Coe@s1 J. a Howell s.
Gotrau WIN sheprsri A. Bnfmsn ~ u Wsiier Wm Cohorp,
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lewis IGunter T. Hunter W feu1g 81 Hie W J. Wms
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-16
YACHTING.

FOURTH ANNUAL REGATTA OF TIE MANHATTAN
YACHT CLUB-THE NIMBUs, MARY GIBSON, AND
CORA TIE WINNERS.
A stiff and steady breeze from the south
west rendered yachting yesterday an enjoyable and
exciting sport aud the racing feet of the Manhattan
Yacht Club was swept up the Sound in splendid style
1t was the fourth annual regatta, and finer day could
not have been selected from the beginning Of the sea
son TO its end small steamer chartered for the occa
sion, left springst N. r., at about " a. m. After
numerous landings on the East River side, the Club
house was reached with well-flled boat, and the
yachts all readiness anchored for the start the
hour fixed for the signal gun being IL O'Clock The
yachts were divided into three classes and the entries
urar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-16
TIE STATE or TRADE.
CATTLE NaRHRT-s.

Csrcigo Jnr I5-CArrLs-Reoeps $4,000 ssshH dsD e-s<
we'll filed With u quality prices saE saS Tor .bP-3
I'D. ,onlus Good fesv Cboss bueassf
orI sod Al 80 5OGsl 30 Tor Medina Goe shipme isOy
Mo- Reestn,, 400 srte moderately scge mainly fof fors
of Common 10 Medium - 3O0S4 50 Far 10 Ch0'ss
al 501sI 80 clos ng sesdT sbipmeats, 1000 . $50.
SHEEP quiet and steadTj receipts, 0O0i safes " y" s"
s. 1904 10
Psu.pxpH July The demand for beef cse this sesh =.
sod - ,bs,s VS. ssbt tsuee TIE oasnngs sno1 ~
1850 head sales inside a. from 70 Ie ~ D'o' LIZ
and from ia 10 7l To- saoleS am eAH-' S'"
sold . tfrom4 = 70 J9gc B. zoo - ..Lt.s
smKzP-Thu also quite active snd .D,O esso sou -
Sc Der fair cboce anf W Do 70 ?" - per @
Cor common lambs sold At from 70 Zoe per ID 49,
HOG-re demand no. very glsk' s'l cfI " -.
scarcely msnsnsd 900 head wore sold at ron " ."
~ 81 per 100 n for corBieL - b.. a., ,..,.., ~
COwsfhere IN tbs maFteti zJV
a. from S4J S5 per .aI ..
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WEDNESDAY JULY l6, 1873.
sold with Tom Bowling left out Tire following arc the
quotations
poswdi lLris Lroul $500 5000
I'D ~

"i"o' 'nsHc]'",,.......,....... 30 ~ ~ 70
Upward OF haf an hour spent In getting Tom
Bowling 10 the post he showing his characteristic OBJ
obstinate temper and refusing to face his horses He
had 10 DO backed up for 100 yards from tho start
ing pn as neither his jockey the stawart stable
man who had hold OF his bride could get him 10 turn
round and Join the other horses At last no per-
suaded TO go up and Just he IL favorable posi-
a a ss1S d thS ns ca and v SS ge
three longifs before Minstrel with Galway two lengths
dashed The hight OF his srost speed with Lizzie LHe
at his quarters aud Minstrel fast closing upon both.
Passing me post Minstrel rushed TO the frons
rs u determined to measure speed with
him. Passing the bali mile pole Minstrel deprived Tom
running Tapped two lengths behind the flvorte.
Nusfe increased his lead to swo lengths on the lower
streton, pu.o h the straight Tun In Tom Bowling as
slmed the leading Position and ent under the string
two laughs before Minstrel, Nnc had Galway nc
under pun, and patiently braini her time. They
ran hns around the clubhouse turn and TO the quar-
well that 800 to $40 was currently offered by the betting
men that he won. On the backtrsch, Minstrel got to
tue great enek showed siSn. o. cGtHnSt bobby swim
however kep' MIN straight and the remainder OF the
Attic hali-rnepoe the favorite Was sin a length
ahead out as they swept along the lower stretch zzie
having retired Turning into the bome-stretcn Tom
bowling was lsading length, with Lizzie Lucas at his
former was evidently in trouble. Halfway up,
q Atreben9ou' roar proclaimed the defeat
Of the great IaVOfite Tom Bowling for the moment Liz
zie Lnoas went up 10 and challenged him he shut up
refused to make another effort and amid the laundering
accianaohs OF the heders, who always hail the down
fall OF fayOrite with exultation, Lizzie Lcas beat him
by lengn 10 the score Galway tnlrd, ten lengths of
aud Minstrel last. Time, 3:i2i -
THIRD RacnIoc.'n HOtsl STAKES V,hs 81 900 add % a'sssp
q . 5 SsaS Re. .seGs S s' .1s s 500 '. .i
the third boT,. 500 oas VI the stakes; lss miles
W Dosres e. Ltts Lacai By imp Australan dam BnEso
W
AcG.ths Ton Bo~ABg By Lexington, dam Lucy POss
~
Wi'bers b. Minstrel. by MAyas, dam Asrcbio %
lOEns
TIse 3.l2a
The mileheat for purse of $50 for all ages had
five entries. Wis., Valley Brook, Jury, Fadladeen. War
like and Gotza Pools on this race sold under be-
,,ra ne drst heat.
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The umpire as TO general matters was Mr.. William
Mason of Harvard
The Williams crew is again unfortunate, IN two
sick men. Yale Freshman is also partially disa-
bled by an abcess. Ferries of Cornell is a little
down. The Harvard men have completed great
preparations for reporting the race by telegraph,
and the people of Springfield doubling up prices,
and generally making things ready for the regatta.
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GOVERNMENT REPORT.
OFFICE OF THE CHEZ sIGS4L, OFFICER.

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OtFICEk, 4
.WAsuISGTON, Wesdn sday, July lG-l a. mo-
Synopsis for ne past hceniEfom hours
The barometer has fallen since Monday
evening in the Gulf States, the South and Middle At
latio states and the Northwest bur has risen slightly
over the lower lakes aud New England.
The temperature has fallen decidedly In Virginia, but
elsewlere without material change oi0udy ana
threatening weather is now reported from tne lmne-
dite Gulf coast, but clear weather generally prevails
with light winds aud Gains over the CUR anu South
Atlantic States. -. -, -,
Fresh norrhwestery winds with clearer partly
cloudy weather prevail in the Mfdnle ana Eastern
states and cloudy weather the lake regions south
westerly Winds with rain, the ONO Valley south
yesary WINDS with clear weather, over the lower Mis-
sssonri Valley, and thence 70 the upper lakes.
Probabilities.
On Wednesday for the Eastern Gulf and South Attain
tic states aud east winds falling barometer rising
aud partly cloudy weather but ON the I'M
mediat coast possibly cloud and rain.
For the Middle States partly cloudy teeaher and eesteriy
pIlds. - -.
FOR NegIn gland north west winds and clear weather.
For the lower lakes northerly winds, partly cloudy
weather and lower temperature. t ...
For the Ohio Valley soutneasterly Wlnos' parity
cloudy aud clearing weather
For the Northwest south and east winds, higher tenn
neraure and possibly local rain. For the upper lake
region eastery Winds increased coudiness, and posi-
bly, light rains.
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we'll All other proportions pIetelsons and though To- IL.
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