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nesa y ~ ssta that Brown had told him 10 had

nean an ~ ssa l. that Brown had told him 10 lad
The 4th Of May. Dr.. Dandy was anrry. TlT TnTo
Chaftman intorruptod tho witnosa to rcn,lnd
Nm, TINT III: Dandy was not on trinl, Brown
saa ho would sell tho notos Of Tho olrol In Or
os sanno 10 oOHt5sa na'ta tho church. en ts preaeer
n9u suRRostod tliat 10 Ind all affair to expain
Wi,'oh hA1,poned utdor tho pastorato of tic Ioy.
mr.. stfoWerldEo.. Tho Chairman ob]ccod to go-
!hg INTO lhfa subject, az eong isreioyant. Tho
upon hts olloht. tho newspapers had mentioned
II, and Ae wanted tho wtiluss to tell tho wllolo
ont tue iorn,or Testimony. The 1ottor roforred
was a1drosaea to Commons and Dost.
A.. II. 9; Johnaon wa8 cnllod to teHtify relating to
tAo article y in tho rcwspapora OF May Q. Ho
a9ia 3s tlat brown Ind furnished him tho ltems OF
M Which q 1t waa made up. Il was at Browns olllco
ton. =
:, Col. Moore toattaod that lso had mot Brown
a rnr day aftor tug artiolo had appeared In tho p-
OF tue iaots Of him, but had mndo moro Of tho
subject than hud hacn told.
p John Doran WAS reoatlod, and said ho mot
brown aftof tho publication Of tho articles in
10 the reporters.
Il. G. johnson was rocallod and said lo went
to Brown'a oifioo at Ills. solicitation. Ho acnt
Wofa 10 tho oiticp md ho wont thoro to hoar
what hc llnd to aay. aud took 1t down.
Mr: Cook, OF tho 1in.cst was called Tor but
faile1 to appear. Tho artioos from TIE Tribune
and Times wore road. Tho hour having arrived
tue benodiction was pronounced, and tho mech
ihE adtournod to thta ovanug at 7:46 o'clock.
. THE QUO wAunANTo.
At tho close OF tho meeting quo warrauto
was served on tho Trustoes Of lilo church On lis
rotation Of Thomas @. Garland, requiring tho
Trustees to appear before tho Criminal Court on
Monday uext.
A BstALL row.
at tho close Of tho mootlbg n toy Of 10 yonrB
Of ngo, by the namo OF George Hainos, oonduct-
ed himself In a dtagracoful mannor, and dyow n
knifo on tho private policeman WHO attempted
to put hin out. Ho was not arrested.
, 1874-07-10
ADJUSTMENTS,


Tho theatres atll continue to hold out in
nervolesa way againss tho heat. 1Ir. ". Hoaktns
decided TINT acting at tho Academy Of Music In
with still moro miserable company to support
him, il mistake, Ho therefore offered Mossrs.
Ed Gardner and John Muir to let tue remainder
Of Tho weoh 90, which WAS done. Tho tempa-
fary management have put in George Dayen-
port tho woll~known COMEDIAN and arc playing
1rlsll pieces, Monday night the Vokos Family
will open for week. A hearty effort Ia making
to give Mr. Froa YohoH complimentary benefit
some day noxt week.
M'vrcKER's THEATRE.
Tho Lingard combination and .MoVioAor's
company together aro playing In 'La Tonta.
tiou," Tonight Is tho last but ono Of the port
3ormauce. It is, moreover hr. Llngard'a
benefit night, upon which oooaalon ho will give
Hon,e OF his noted sNetoheB, AZ follows:, Cpl.
Frenoh1nau'H Dlunder." u Tenor and paritono,n
III Shouldn't Like toSay," !" Old Niudiliobrain," i"
and IA Celebrated Politician" The following
!mperaonations will be given: King William OF
Emperor Of Austria. U. s. Grant. aud Horace
Greeloy. Mr. Lingarda SUCCESS in theae I'M
presentations Ia vel! known, aud several OF the
RketeAVu Ara new,
for Ean Francisco.
Charles Fechtor. With Miss Lizzie l'rioe, and
hia agent, Mr.. Msl!ass arrived ~ town yesterday
from Omaha on .oute tor Now York. hr. FecA-
Tor laa boon alling ever ajnoo the conclusion Of
(ls San rranolaco engagement, The party is
roati,,g at tho Fremont House.
Tho Sunday aftorupon train for New York viz
tho Michigan Central will carry from Chicago all
unusually large. party, Of theatrioal -poon1o.
Among them will le tue Iingards. ". Iloskius
and vito (SIisa 0otyile), A1ra. D, L. Allen. Mrs.
tsonea and Migs Emma Marble of Of Movsksts 70 M +
4 change aftor years Hteady work at lilo
thcatro. which tomorrou night will have been
opon forty-pino weoks.
PAn1a ny MOONLIGHT.
There seems to bo an impression abroad thai
the preparations for the comlng convention Q!
photographers at tho E1posltlon la!dn9 will
IN somo way Interfere with tho exhibition ol
paria by Night. huoh ts not tho case. and nc
pno need atay away from tue building hgoanae oI
. fear that they caunos 900 tho great painting IL
lta ontitetY. 1t Ia to bo aeon every AFTERNOON
and evening.
, 1874-07-10


It Is almost na easy to and noedle Ia baystaok
to set my marine nows 10 these dull times.
There Has but little doing at thR luMbor mnrAot
Only sk or sovcn caFsoea arrived yesterday, al o
Tho acSr xran is at Mtor's dry-l0ok receiving al
The pasgs Alert Ia a1ao repairing at Miller Droth
-Dusiness Is getting duer cvsry slay. and bnt fov
vessels can obtain charters at ronorailyo rates. II
tho largo number Of vessols TINT nve atoy been fH!d
muat bo adiosi. Tiese vosso1s iayo been plying 10
ween this city nnd htnskeRon.
1Ths.o wss snosr ia e .ho Fort w.yuo 1allroad
III. Stewart was alao to blame for tho accident
s s ssfn Fsssss ssss OF ssfs i FL ho
Branch lying betwocn Twelfth aud Twanty.secont1
se ss 5 It ssdn @0H s.s sass IL Bss
{eatarday ho hayin8 Charge Of tho South Branch,
pin, and sho started for Buffalo yesterday.
Tho United s.ates Steamer Michigan Ia abou. to
make cruise 70 ports on Lake gupo9!or. =
The sclr 1ilderslooTe, which co1ided IN St. Clair
oaGdry, haa been ubolod for lilo damages CAUSED by
~ "A t Wits bark Of canal stzo is reported d.mastcd
of Lexington, Lake Huron. Namc not aacertatuGd,
"A rulnor prevailed At Eric Saturday that tho schr
sunnysidc light, had cnpsisod on tint nor. on tho
Tho sug Jorsoy, from Port Rowon. With = raft Of
logs IN tow for Tonawanla, lost hor tow when OF
raFollY Daf lAke Ere Ilc loss to tho tug In tow
age IN caac tho raft ls NOT recovered, viii amount to
$1,op0:
I4o rug Mystic lost fnlt to Forty Co.,
" MAaHa ghS, taat SUNDAY, Y Wh1Eoileh Lay, lake
superior. Inc fait contained 35po logs, and. II "a
sau Taa not tuaured portion Of tho loga hagc bee
picked Up emoa
,Iapt. Lttleton, q th9 tn8 P11glo reports seeing
aat saInraay oentso haxbor anont m!es n 81 above
oi lumber. lahore tToadsde on, and pounding hcavi
~. Aor nnro could not bc aace1satned.
.lhs Ielcao ntadt eaya thst, OWING 70 the decline
~ Ifelaats t9o Tug Aaaoe1aoh q tnat place has de-
c!dsd 10 LOW fos whatever vessel Captains aFe saa1ed
20 pay
INo tnen afe sag 70 20 OUT On tho laee alneo tho
morning o. tho ot looking sor to"g, and up to p.
m. o. tho ath, Wers nnsneeesaini n the edoft.
- teicgfan from ". oatheranca, dafed July
STATES tAas tAe scnE Aoaasc Whe going into Lock ~
thar rnn trto H. ~ II n frnor ar7 Iat. f nao
ht M ri @ ~ ~ sm1 t =. T. - ~ . aAu u1uae nGr
pect. 1la hser Vesset ~ upW yinB on tae ntrc.aiu
9! tas oex areat aeaS ana teoupic WILL DO CAUSED IN
r'eat3ng E1g ". a,.S 9u.. =. -, ,,u, .,-,
.aa totai % 4nmogE IT. o. scssea e. ~ K1naa Mhish
% n.y. .np olsld.g, na u awsHxso M anI1nN tne
~ an ~ JnnD Was 1.zta tonnage, aa3ota cfoWa1
nus n4hp9f ~ ~ io W u 1pT s1eamefs 8!o
r1 sn, @ sma ~ @ e1' oan ~ noE@ftusea IT, M
.ae ZANE pefloa wore o. wh'on leo Teso
naaes ,tse'aaoi Sfe~s, 1e,2s!; ,,.,
Tho Well1known Auehor 1lhes which has
numoaf % nrst-oaes %ooa anu ron steamers on thc
Mtakt M aas a.ey aastoouee4 70" stcatn 1atRee Nlth
soMs. wnien reaaof sesvaGo !n ne tunper 1ra.io.
annoh8 oe9eTa @ may b1 g mentioned tno q. rrindtve,
az ~ uy c tgF' adas ~ q %cn sesso ss
conAota 1oF uttoT craft bes!ea c1e lacFe hfe eep-
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Thomas dawn, Charles Hinokioy, B, d, doopsr Hos..
$orla.
W1ND--North; weather nno,


Special Dtspafch to Th1 Chieoao 1tituns,
DETROIT, Mich, July p--Aftornoon. .--rAssED Down
PROPS Arctic. Vulcan and raft; ac,ra H. llama, Ia
s5ssys;l.nd, Mnrsh I1uliard, iysl Avery, h!aut'
1arncs 9. IT, Diron, J. Matthew'S, Hungarian, Mnry
Ierowt Kingnsher, Annio voielt, Golden wcst, ]. o.
King u Jollneon City Of Chicago, City Of arccn nay
=. PASSED Ur..psopa &aser3y, Idaho, Oily Of New
xork, 1aaao May md basgea eohrs Golden Fleece,
Eltinn G. r. Williams, Mystic Star, 1css!c Noycs, No
vads, 1aura Dollo aIaty jano, Magellan.
, 1874-07-10

I1Ez1 n l7elx&31s
The trial ct Ira Brown, Trustee Of tue Ada
Street Methodist Church, charged With oifoncea
against hla paator and people, was continued
lant evening. There was a good aud!enc" III
attolltlanoe, tho proportion boing about two to
oao In favor Of tho ladies'. There WAS aotna
delay baoauao at tho sbsonoo Of 1ncmbor, but
the Chairman finally mado tue ruling tint, aa
majority Of tho Committee would doodle tho
case, q majority was oon,petont to loat It, 30 tho
trial proceeded.
MORE TEarI,foHY.
John Hrafdwooa was csllo ard charge frat,
relating to Drown'a alleged offer to aHsa1ne the
debt, wAs read, 1u reply to question. tho vii
, 1874-07-10

-Thas warm woathor IL not favorable TO tho
reooyery Of tho burned, iiugerless, armlesss, and
eyeleaa celobrAtora, young aud old, Of tho
glorious Fourth. Il ought 10 bo hold over uutil
December.
, 1874-07-10

EpeefaI Dttpafcb @ 11s q hfcaYo Hbnns.
HnlnnErpnT, H., 1H!y 9.-ANnlykn-Jennte, LA-
6allo, LOCO bu corn; Cracio arawold Joliet, $500 In
corn den Mcclellan, Jolio $3.50 bu corn; D. r.
ofE4nsp-Mershanl, Lookpors. 1906 posts; Board
Of Heath. Summit 19 tona alintries+
I,R1poEronr, July o-Eyonlug. Dolphin
Ottawa, $3.50 BIZ corn.
olrAatn-cAampion, Lasallc, 6o,s5s It 1umhor,
A250 tath, 100 m shlnglee.
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70 the Htfitor a Ihs Chicago tribune:
SIR: The attention Of tho Fire Warden OF
tho West Division AAH boon oalled to (. violation
OF ls 9 aonnn Ss On a sas a peRoMy ~
north Hido Of Warren avenue. tllo second lot
weHt Of Leayltt street, tho tln1bhiug touches arc
now being put On . frame barn. Il 10 possible
that tho Fire Warden has overlooked t1iB Hlruct-
urc because, i la owned by I'LL official. aud, OF
oorrso, politician. NM
Uu1nAun. lilly .. 1H14.
, 1874-07-10

Cnnnt nann4o Repaired.
9r. cATHEn1NEs, Can., July D.-Thn datnngs to
Lock 81. Wcltand Canal hat been repaired, and Ayi-
Rpt!on resumed. largo Geot In IN tho oanal mostly
bound tiu. -"
, 1874-07-10

70 the Editor of 7'he Chicago 7rfbtns:
sIn In your igAuo Of the 9th correspond
fancIfuT" beoause tho article reads tlst eaa has
boon used Tor fuol for the manufacture Of salt
IL Ohio Tor thousands Of yonrs. Idid not write
Ohio. but did wsito Ohina. Huo and other
Nritors arc sufoiont authority aa to tho corroct-
for person accustomed to reading manuscript
to understand how priutor, wording on strango
copy, should make tito mistake and momont's
thongh thinking person. ought to 30 sa-
CHICAGO. July 0. .:-t.ft
, 1874-07-10
BOARD WANTED.

- other boardors kept. IN tho Eloyont Ward,
BOUNDED by Curtis Randolph, aud Eoutt.Bts to r1yer.
VIII pay $2b month for room and board. Address, i1
full, X {, Tribune rnipo.-
, 1874-07-10

Mtsoollnueous.
TJ7ANTED-DINING.NOO GIRL AT VERT SIDE
w Bakery aud CotYao House. Us West I1adisnu.st
I6TANTED-W WKYFFR.G]RT!Y, AT CONOEiT.
w hall. H:d MImsMkeeav: Gall for one 1oek. -"
, 1874-07-10

49,
1N0ntilsh-l ElA1ltr OBTAINED, NOT FRAUD.
nlontii rpsa altos deoFea. Tan Xsats praetlsa IL
, 1874-07-10

Ennlovmol1t AEencicg.
JTAfTED~-AT MRS. Bates OFFICE 10 pECK-
Ct Arat glasa cook far nttsate family; also, gsls
, 1874-07-10

'...--, IAI1nnr1ss0a.
1TANTEp-A FIRST. GLASS LAUNDHE5s TO 0c
~ to minneapolis, Atna must ayo host Of refereu
ees snoh parson liberal wagos will bo paid. Address
for tWo days j N, Tsi,uhn oltluo.
, 1874-07-10

COUNTRY REAL ESTATE,
TOR BtLECHEAr-AN ELEGAKT NEW TWO
j. Soty A!ySakse brick ASass. hsndsoMey tsn'shnt
particulars tnqulro Of ownor Oh tho proffses OF o. s.
WnnfA Auhn
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Seoond Baptist church, Fourth aud French Sta
Kev. A. Macarthur, pastor. Services tomorrow
1T l0i. =, W. and ~ r. VI. All are cordially
invited.
hanover ST. onulch. Preaching to-morrow by
the pastor Rev. l.. Marks, morning and evening.
Prayer meeting at 7. NJ. Al are cordially IN
yitcd
West Presbyterian church, corner Of Eighth
and Washington Sta. Preaching tomorrow al
l0i 4. NJ and ~ p. NJ. by Rev. s. A. Mptcl-
more, -. ID. Of PhlIadelphia, and at ~ T.. NJ. by
the pastor, hev. j. VI. i. Otis. u. d Subject for
the evening sermon, 'Christ the Great Healer.
strangers and the public generally are nor, cor
daily invited 10 all these services.
Rev ; ii. AlcKown Of Whose mini4tmtiens
in this city, tomorrow will be the last will preach
i'll tie First Presbyterian church on to morrow
st l0}9 4. VI. and = r. NJ. HIS lat sermon in
thls ci =, will q in the evening, when the con
glegatou val take Their farewell OF him.
/ Unitarian church, West street near Stl. F.
Israel. pastor. Hours Of meeting l0ia and ~
| Childrens meeting at %. Subjects at l1l 4
4 - Personal Religion I; at ~. The monthly
meeting Of the Mothers Meeting" for tht
| promotion Of peace will be held, and sermon
/ preaehod by the pastor for ii Peace AZ an Ele
menl of Christian CIVILIZATION The member.
and friends Of the meeting. and she pnhhc arr
, invited.
Scott NJ. T.. church, corner It'll and spruce 1t
lreac. ing tomorrow at lO5G 4. NJ. by Rev. l.
Foreman, and at 7 4 p. NJ. by Rev H. Sander
sou. sabbath sc lool at 9 4. NJ. and 2 p. NJ. A
are cordially invited.
Union NJ. +. church. Prayer meeting at . A
NJ Sunday School at the same hour. Preach
ing at 100. A. NJ Sunday School at z. r. N
PRAYER meeting at 81 7. Nj. and preaching s
~ r. Nj
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Railroad Hours.



For aeio York.-l.sl, A. NJ, 1217, 1s42 o.42, p. NJ
I For Philadelphia $50 $40, $50. 1880 A
"; 1917 l2.a2 2, 4, b.42, 100, $50 p NJ. Sundays
/ 81, A. NJ; 400, $50, e.3Q, P. NJ.
For Baltinore.-12.52, 2.G3, 1909, A. M; liza,
90, fla, T. NJ. Sundays, 1859, 2.0B, A. Nj.
ron Wdshingtoii-12.62 20S, A. NJ 1855, LOB,
$40, TO- r. Nj. Sundays, 1889, 209, A. NJ.
FOR Dslalpdre r. R.-5.0I, 1910, A. M; sac P.
N. No sunday trains.
For Ne,p Castle oo0 1910, n NJ. lab, eao, P. NJ.
No sunday trains.
Foy Wilmington and Reading n R.-6.s0, A. NJ.
A. 5.i5, P. Nj. Sundays SOP
For Wilmington d Western r. R-l0.S A. NJ; OBS,
2. NJ. SUNDAY p NJ.
TRAINS ARRIVE ar WASHINGTON.
From Ne0 York.-l.53, A. NJ. IL 81, liza, 100, P.
". sundays, 1853, A. NJ.
From Philddslphid.-l2z2 1.53, 0,56, A. NJ; 1900,
W.; 1884, 1.13. A. 8, a15 6.s5, 100 SIS, ll00 p NJ
sundays, 12.42, 1.53, 1905, A. Nj. ll.0r, p. nj.
From P0r. Dsposit.--S.04, A. NJ. No sunday train.
From baltimore. - l.2i, 1925, A. A.. 1907, lzio,
5.as, 9 20, p. VI. sundays. 1.2l. A. NJ. Q. 0, ?.
from Washington. - l.2l, A. NJ. l2.qI, l2.40, o'9,
From Delairars R. R.-lO.15, A. NJ: so, CoO P
F.om Neiu eastis.--s.oo, iOlh, a. NJ; 500. sto
r. NJ. NO sunday trains.
From Wilmington & Reading q. R.-9.l0, A. VI.
a.12, I 50, p. NJ. SUNDAY 8 ILL 4. NJ.
FToiR RiinlinTtOn & Western h R.--I.5o. 4. NJ
BIS p. M. Sundays, 9 90 p. u.
LRAvR PHILADELPHIA FOR WILMINGTON
1890, $50, 1890, A. M; 19.l5. 2aO 400, 55, $50
54h, $50, l1.5J, P. n.
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Corsets.
French Corses.
Domestic C0rsets,
Ladies alpaca suits.
LADIES Joplin suits
Ladies' merino underwear.
Children's morIDo updtr wedr.
Infants and childrens Dir G sses, coaks snd thpes.
Prcea to aut one anu ALL both great and small, At
F L. franks, LADIES emporium, oil Market street
Ladies' au gents ND Gloves In all colors and
shades
A arge invoice OF domestic and impaired Shawls.
nj L. htenstelns.
oicious bivalves ddne up In all STYLES. 10 suit The
most fastidlous, at Full ners
II. A. Mamsten Is always ready to sew and lny
yonf carpets. 4l5 Market Street.
Fayne knows exactly what Kind of a sui viii snit
you, and make 1t 10 lit you like charm.
Dubell ha the hats for the season and must give
satisfaction or he could LOT Cell 70 many. Try him.
Morgan irts have you tried them? They NJ
handsomely and are JUST the thing foral who would
be gentlemen
: i'll the rush continues i0r Houston \ Pri2eT =
Cheap teas cottces and specs. Wen they Hel cheap.
that's the reason.
II. 4. Milmsten will hang your window shades
shades with he latest IMPROVED ilXtnresvery cheap
at 4l6 Market Street
You can gel yuur summer hats and b nnets maze
70 Oh as good AZ new for winter, at the III acncrg
OF d. N. COu A TO.
stitch, stitch, site ny inight oil IS all out
of fashion now, since the advent NJ the Cover \
baker Sewing Machine.
Ferry does good work at renoyatlng carpets, by
machinery, az Delaware Avenue and Madison SIS.
on eau ALWAYS ild MIN there.
Singles d sous hard time cigars are just the
thing. The del ciOn flavor makes you forget that
there ever was a financial panic.
The Ente- prise Company con 'lnues TO make large
sales and small profits, aud that's what makes The
rush Tor their unexceed cheap furni ure
Everybody knows where Gou IT, the Fonfth street
Tailor, Is He don't move about much. the people
know ne is good tailor and Keep him where lie Is
ia mai & Co, have constantly on han 4 larg,
supply OF flower bulbs aud hardy winter plants
| Now Is the time for beautfy.ng lour windows au'
planting ur hyacnih3 for Inter towering Tat
| nal n Co., nslaWaie Avenue and Madison Street.
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Mechanics Lodge, No. A, 10. O. H., al Odd
Fellows Hall, Sd and King.
Minqua lnbe, No. 3, ]. o. r. NJ, ut Red Mems
Hall, 4l5 Market street
Lafayette Lodge, No. 2, K. on P, at Knights
Of pythias Hall.
walola Lodge, I. O. Of q. T., at eth and Ship
ley streets.
Eden Division, No. G, $. of T., McClaiy build
ing.
Jefferson Council, No. 10, o. U. A. NJ, at Me
chanics Hail. 219 King Street.
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STOCK QUOTATIONS, AT O'CLOCK TODAY.
Reported by Merrick, johnson q Co., Bankers 4
- Rrnkera Rth md Mnrkna Stall
CITY ITEMS.
~-@ CENT

40 Cent
~ Cent
Ifrlno Sh rtS.
Merluo Shirts
Merlno Shirts
70
Boys aud Gifls
Boys and oi Is
is vs. and Ghll
~ Gent Boys Go Merin0 Shirts,
90 Cent Boys superior Me inc Shit,
90 Cent b - Extra Melino onitts.
hiirehs Fine English Shlr 8.
Chlldrens Cart wright and Warmers Shirts.
Merin Night-0own n Children, all alzes
We are prepared 10 offer the above goods AZ much
lower prices than have prevailed for several yeas
Our patrons are kindly Invited to look ut Onr Stock
Ladies' and Gents
Ladies' ami Gents
Ladies' and Gents
" Cent Gents God Meftno shirts.
bbCent Ladies' aud Gents Good Weight shiris,
aS C.nt Good Mer no V, st.
50 Cent aides SUPERIOR shirts
al 20 Ladies' and Gents Extra Fine 81 rts.
Full Lines Extra English shirts.
orr lines In above goods are now complete, std
prices marked down 10 suit the times
a. Cent Ladies' ST ckings,
25 Cent Ladies' Stockings.
The Iadles q5 Cent Stocking s full regular, good ia
brio, slightly, aud has large and steady sale
LAfles' aud c ants ne Stockings.
ladies' and Gents striped stockings.
% Cent Extra Fine regular Babriggan.
Childrens BalbIiggan s.
JOHN NJ. FINN.
y T. Cor. Arch and Seventh Street. Pnlla iephia.
oct10- rud SAW
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A CouscMMAN HELD FOR CoURT. Council
man Martin Farrell, of the Ninth ward, was held
for Court bykhe Mayor, this morning, in $500.
The councilman stands charged with an assault
made during the riot which he is said to have
been loading on the day of the Little Election.
He waived hearing aud gave bail in the re-
quired sum.
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.


AS REGISTERED AT THE COMMERCIAL oTP1cE.
ASA, NJ, SO All P. NJ, Tie
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DELAWARE INSTITUTE or MECHANIC Anrs.--
The Executive Committee of the Delaware insti-
tute of Mechanic Arts will be held, this evening.
at 5th and Market street. A prompt and full at
tendance il desired The Committee on space
OF the proposed exhibition, and all others inter
ested are invited 10 be present.
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Ensf aud found.

Il Last, OF re steps Of he City Hall, pnr Of eye
ga ses. me owner viii please call aud get them
and paw charges. octlu-it
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ATTEMPTED SUICIDE AT MARcua HOOK. "A
Chinaman named Chin Fon King attempted sui
eide at Marcus Hook by jumping Into the Della
ware from the steamboat wharf. He was
roscued by sailors from a schooner lying near
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iy8-tf
DEAsONs WHY THE

HI
ARUNDEL PEBBLE SPECTACLEs SHOULD BE
PREF ERRED TO ALL OTHERS.
They have the power of arrestlng the heat RAYS Of
Solar or Artificial Light before entering the eye,
They are violet tinte yet no constructed mat when
applied to the eye appear colOrless The high and
low RUNNERS are the same tint.
Maj. General A. DuTyea, Of New York city, writes:
=" IL gives me pleasure 10 say that the Arundel f'eb
bile Spectaces are the best have ever seen or worn,
and TO them ain indebted for the return OF the sharp
vision OF my youthful days.
From Messrs. Queen " Co., Opticians, Chestnut
Street, Philadelphia: 1--WE have Submitted your
samples tn several Of our leading physicians for ex-
animation, and m every case the result would have
been satisfactory 10 you could y0n have been pres
ent.n
WI Westmorelanh, NJ. D., Professor Of Princi-
pies and practice Of surgery in Atlanta Ca. Medical
College, writes: am forced to operate for
| Cataract In few days, and do not see how can
| do so without the Arundes.r
From II. $. MersAon, ESQ.,, GAINESVILLE, ONO: % l
have put the Arundels through the following tests
| | placed an eight inch Arundel and an eight inch
white lens side by side sharply focused in the strong
sunlight, with their fOcl directed on the bulbs OF two
thermometers and the differ .nce four (le) de-
grces IN temperature IN ia, or OF the Arundel. Again.
! placed the same lenses side by side on piece of
senstsed Photographic paper, and the white glass
| dlscOOred the surface quicker and more under a
given exposure than the Arundel. These two tests
prove these two points, viz that the Arundel inter-
cepts the solar heat rays and the chemical rays also.
C. +. RUDOLPH, Agent, Wilmington, Del.
Importers and Dealers IN line Watches, Jewelry
| aud Silverware.
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FANCY SILKS.

DARK GROW SILKS.
LIGHT BROHN SILK
u RR btU slLE :.
ELEPHAN co DRIED StIke
DARK STEEL SILKS
LIGHT FINK silks
LIGHT BL ~ SILKS
SILKh. SILKS, SILKS IN DARK AUTUMN
shades.
kA"ouTaved by the great success Nc have met
with with IN the sale vi our Black snks, VT have
purchased from he nn st silk House in New Y4rk
9. nne Of the dars autumn shahes iashonahl lie
this s.ascn
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~ Boys Bo Is aud Shoes, also Misses and Chill
dfen's Shoes great variety, and at extraordinary
70 prices, al Pfeitymans, l2l Market rect, thru
door below Second octs-3m'
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~ .haeEYei--Before you lay IN your supply, coil
az Bownans, second and King and OIL klng IT.,
inspect his assortment. lie makes Choice Me in
kits. and hxtfn snore twos in half barrels spe-
elelLy.
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Bunk statements.

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DEPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
In THE NATIONAL BANK sF Ne NARK, at
newark, in the state Of delaware ut the close OF
hnslness. October ID. ls 4.