Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-02
LOCAL IMrELLIoEMoE.

The alarm Of fire. last evening, was false.
Hope Loan Association meets this evening.
The market was well attended this morning
The "Tablcaux of Erin" closes tonight at the
Masonic Temple.
Davis has opened has opened at his new stand,
No. 5)6 Shipley street
Bad boys annoying people at the Opera House
will hcratter be arrested.
David II. Coyle, is an Independent candidate
for the Board Of Eeucation, from the Third wards
Linen can be glazed by adding a teaspoonful,of
salt and one finely scraTed soap 10 pint of
starch.
Cows should not be allowed to run at large
within the city limits. Owners are liable TO fine
for allowing it.
Jas. j. Creigh, Esq, of West Chester will open
the course OF lectures at the Delaware Avenue
Baptist Church, tomorrow evening.
We again cali the attention of our readers TO
the fact that tonight the Hope building and
Loan Association meets at the Office of the Secre-
tary,
BANKERs-John Merrick & Co, Bankers, In the
Clayton House, on 9th street, offer fine induce
ment to those who desire TO loan aud borrow
money. See their card.
RoBBERY.--During The absence of Geo H.
Bates Esq, and his family, his residence, corner
of Fourteenth and Broome streets, was entered
and silvcrWare. No clue was lefl behind.
In OPERATION. c. Cole, ESQ, Secretary of
the Wilmington Brick making Company informs
us that they have already already got machine
at work running out brick at rapid rate There
are no bricks on hand and building is retarded in
consequence.
No L1cENsE.-Chester county having voted
against liquor license, to the tune of lOl maori-
ty no liquor can legally be sold there for the next
three years. The prohibition went into effect
yesterday, and the temperance people Of that
county are rejoicing.
THERE is MONEY IN IT.-Cau at Lewis @.
Sprnger's hat store, No. 2S3 Market Street. and
examine neat little arrangement which the pro-
pretor desires to sell to some enterprising Young
man who has a small capital You viii be pleased
with IT whether you desire to buy or not
WAS NOT INroxIcATKD.-The farmer who fell
from his wagon at Tenth and Market streets two
weeks ago, this afternoon and who was said to be in
toxicated, at the time, wishes US to say, that be
was NOT under the influence of liquor and that he
IS not in the habit Of getting drunk as all his ac-
qualntdnces are aware. To all of which We also
can bear testimony.
SOCIETY MEETING Wilmington Division No
l. S. Of t. will hold its regular weekly meeting to
morrow (Thurday) evening, In the new hall o.
Washington Engine House, in French street above
Third. As II is installation night il is desirable
that all the members will be present The meet
ings OF the Division will probably continue in
that place until the new hall in McClarys Build
| ing is ready.
SALE OF MONEY. At the meeting of Excelsiol
Loan Association, last evening 5000 sold at 80 PEI
cent premium, ami S400 at 35I.
No money was sold at the meeting of DelaWar,
Loan Association last evening; this being thl
closing meeting of the tenth year, the money wa
devoted TO paying off the sharehoIders Five hun
dred shares of stock, OF the third Series will how
ever, be issued.
ELECTION OF OFFIcERs.-At the regular meet
ing of Good Intent Division, No. 3, S. of T., he'll
last evening, the following officers were elected,
serve the ensuing year
W. T., j. Z. BAY liss; w. A, NJ K. Smith; II. S.
J. D. Patterson. Sr,; A. r. S, K Smith; F. s., A
L. Johnson Treas, w. c. Gallagher; Chaplain
/ NJ. L. Toft Con-, J. I. Killiam; A. C., II. Haz
/ zard; /, S., W. Carnish; o. s., T. Blest.
ALPHA SIGMA,-This Literary Society, organic
ed last October, and composed mainly Of student
| of Reynolds Acamedy, met last evening and elect
cd the following officers:
Presidsnt-H L. PICKELS,
Vice President-W. VAUGHAN.
Secretary-J. II. RILE,
Treasurer. r. MOORE,
Critic--M. VAUGHAN,
Conductor-L. h. MORROW.
GENEROUSLY RENU1rERATFp-M Cieorga A