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New-York tribune., 1874-04-24
WITH SUPPLEMENT.

Mr.. Gladstone made a speech in the British House Of
Commons the Budget He congratulated the Chab-
ceor Of the ExcheQuer the favorable exhibit Of the
finances. Mr. John Holker, the new SOlcitor-G General
has been reelected to Parliament. 60 Gen. Primo de
Rivera who was wounded at Bilbao, has partially re-
covered. == An Investigation In the case OF PAmer-
ique has been ordered by the French Government 60
A famine prevails In Anatol1a. -z The Count dc
Chambord is at Versailles.
In the Senate yesterday, the Mennonite bill was dis
eussed the morning hour. after which the consdera
tion of the louisiana bill was proceeded WITH MI Mer
rmon speaking in support OF the McEnery Government
IL the House. the bill relating to citizenship was con-
sidered III the morning hour, Mr.. Orth replying to Mr.
Coxs speech OF yesterday and speaking in advocacy OF
the bill; Messrs Schumacher and Wood also submitted
remarks tho subject; the consideration Of the Gen
eral Appropriation bill then resumed; an angry
personal discussion took place between Messrs Brown
and starkweather pages of the bill were disposed
of during the day. and su evening session held at
which the debate continued.
1t seems probable now that the Arkansas troubles will
be peaceaOiy settled - The State Senate passed the
Supply bill by vote Of 20 to 3. Capt. c. p Smith
and three other men drowned near Cape May,
N ]. The report OF the Treasurer OF the Centen
NAL Board OF Finance shows balance hand OF about
t263OOO The inundaton 10 the Mississippi Valley
is causing widespread suffering.
The Commissioners OF Emigration that with
out further appropriations the public institutions
Wards Island will have to be abandoned 80 Com
missioner Mort points out the necessity Of imme-
diato repairs on street pavements - A meeting in
honor OF the late DR.. Livingstone was held. - A
motion was argued for a mandamus to compel Judge
Davis TO sign the bill OF exceptions in the Tweed case.
The st. Georges Society had their annual ban
Quet. Gold. il3t, ll2t, il2t 1I23 Thermometer
Ao, l70. 49,, llo.
New-York tribune., 1874-04-24
BOGU.S AMERICANS.

The bill now before Congress for defining
certain vexed questions of domicile and citi-
zenship is of such necessary and useful char
acter that it is to be hoped no timd conside-
rations of the foreign vote will prevent its
passage. The provision which has been most
severely attacked is that requiring naturalized
American citizens residing abroad to register
themselves at a consulate or legation of the
United States, and to make declaration of
their intention TO return to this country. Those
who omit to comply with this requirement.
and who reside for two years continuously IN
a foreign country. are held to be domiciled
there. Those who are engaged in commercial
pursuits are not held to have given up their
domicile in America, however long they may
remain abroad, unless they have no inten-
ton of returning. The children of
American parents born abroad retain
their citizenship during minority, and
their right of electiDg their nationality after.
New-York tribune., 1874-04-24
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Amueemsnts ano nleetines.

ACADEMY OF MUsIc-Strakosch Italian Opera "Don
Giovanni"
Roorus TarArER.-" Romeo and Juliet" Miss Nelson
BROADWAY THEArER. Humpty Dumpty'" o. L. foA'
CoLossEuM.-Day and evening: "Cyoorama O' A0HuO"
IN 1874" -. u,
DAYS FIFTH AVENUE nEArER.-"Mons'eui hpn'"oU ~.
GRAND OPBRA HOUSE." ncEe1-oiLes'o man"
Florences r.o,
1yopux TurArKp-" La Marioaine." Fanny Foster
NtnIos GARpES-schuhmann's Transatlantic NoVei'y
Combination. . -, rN...
p.px TugArER.-"Lo Loves Penance." Charles Fecn'er'
Union SQUARE THEAIER.-"L Led AStray'
gALLAcK's THEATER.-" The Veteran" Lester "aiiacA'
ASSOCIATION HALL.-Beadngs. DR.. spencer.
FKRRERo's ASSEMBLY RoOMs.-Grand CATHOLIC Fhri
nRrRopoiIrAS MUSEUM OF ART. Open daily
NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DEsIGN.-Forty-mnth AnnuaI
Exhibition. Day and evening
Wusos CHAPEI.-Leeture. The Rev. J. p. Kretehng'
New-York tribune., 1874-04-24
Bnelness NcIlles.

WHETHER YOU TRAVEL, OR STAY AT HOME,
have General Accieui Policy the TRAVELLERS Of Hartford
Four Cities built on one site-Ancient Troy,
TRIBUNE Extra No To- Price ~ ceus IN
Sheets 20 cents ia pamphlet form
The Agricultural Department of this morn
sbg SEsiwEEKLr occupies usual fun aud in.
os Articles by such distinguished authorities PrO G. " Riley,
Prof L IS Arnold. and the lion. ". 5. johnson
New-York tribune., 1874-04-24

On the second page of THE TRIBUNE to-day
we print summary of the proceedings of
the National Academy of Science during the
first two days session. The members of this
association are men of mark in various
branches of science; and the reports, though
not altogether of popular character, will be
scanned with interest.
New-York tribune., 1874-04-24

to nav expenses. In 1871 the fee was reduced
from So so to 81 so. No corresponding re-
duction was made in the cost Of immigrant
passage, and the receipts have steadily fallen
off until there is danger. the Commissioners
say of being obliged to abandon some OF the
most important works. The institution Oh
Wards Island is said to be threatened Dy
this call for retrenchment. The subject Is an
important one, but it is late for the present
consideration Of the Legislature.
1t seems that we are not to hear the las. VI
the Sanborn investigation in hurry. ino
Committees report is ready; moreover IL iS
unanimous. But further evidence cohceihlns
the misuse of the contracts has been as
covered and is to be brought forward. we
take il for granted that the Committee 90
not want apy more facts to fortify their
already fixed opinion that the law should be
Immediately repealed. They expect, however
To find some more rogues. Ii they are sue
cessful in their search, let US hope the rogues
will be punished. ApropOs OF this business IL
is reported that Secretary Richardson Is 10 Dc
punished with seat on the bench OF the Court
of Claims.
Two honorable Members of the House en-
deavored to give an old-time flavor TO Con-
gressional debate yesterday. MIR. Starkweather
of Connecticut had revived an ancient letter
written by Mr.. Brown of Kentucky, in which
the writer expressed sentiments more common
in the South before the war than now. Mr.
Brown retorted by bringing forward MI.
Starkweathers appeal to Mr.. Huntington OF
the First National Bank, Washington, asking
for help in his political canvass. Mr.. Browns
thunderbolt had the merit of freshness; Mr..
Starkweather's was little rusty. The gentle
man from Connecticut "vindicated" himself; but
Mr.. Brown had the last word, which referred
to "the CALLED jade" The proceedings seem
to have been relished by the audience.
After long and rather undignifed wrangle,
the Senate has finally passed the Supply bill.
Small occasion, it would seem, was necessary
to raise breeze among Senators who have
so many little private piques to gratify the
discussion is said to have been acrimonious
and impertinent. But the clause relating to
the New Capitol Commission was hotly dis
puted. Finally, that portion of the bill
was amended so as to abolish the present
commission anu give Co lhe uo'eIHoI ui0
appointment of o single Superintendent for
the work. As was concisely stated in Mr..
| Thurlow Weeds letter in THE TRIBUNE yes
terday, every step in the construction Of the
new Capitol has justified the popular appre-
hension that the work would be an expensive
and discreditable job. The Senate has done
well in leaving the appointment of the Super
| intendent to the Governor. There is popular
confidence in his choice; we regret to say
that the Legislature has not inspired any such
| feeling.
New-York tribune., 1874-04-24

The condition of Cuba to-day is a note
worthy example Of the dangers from which
country may suffer through a redundant
currency. The letter from Havana which we
publish on our second page gives some in
cidents which show that the financial en-
barrassments there have become so great that
there is no hope for their removal for many
years, even under the most prudent admins
tratiOn.
New-York tribune., 1874-04-24

The bill at Albany for setting aside plot
Of ground in the Central Park for military
parades and drills is full of danger. The
Central Park was not intended for such
purpose, would be largely damaged
by it, and would certainly be made
q less desirable breathing place for the women
snd children who now find it 80 precious a
boon. There is no difficulty in getting space
for all the parades we need, without Invading
Central Park.
New-York tribune., 1874-04-24

The question of head money" comes up
again in the complaint of the Commissioners of
Emigration that they have not money enough
New-York tribune., 1874-04-24
Metu.l1ork Dslilp Gribatate.
FOUNDED BY HORACE GREELEY.

FRIDAY, APRIL "a, 1874.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-04
-Tuch QUOTATIONS. AT O'CLOCK TO-DAY.
fReported os M~rrick, johnson a Co, Bankers
RrtsS~r- SIN AMI Markell Srs.l


Psr Se- rovA-lsi. A. NJ; laiT, i2.sa, s.sa, P. N.
Sundays. Isl, A. NJ
Por PkilaSsipAta--1si, $50. $40, $50, loso A.
N. taII. anp. As 542, IT'S, 1854 P. NJ S1ntAi
n, A. NJ; AS. 6.30 1854 p N.
Fer BaittA0rs.-t2sa AS, to.0s. A NJ; l.G,
-. 7.iv, z ". Sundays. Il-53. 7.eS, A. ".
FIR sdsAtfsgton--l252. 1l3. A. ". u IS, t2,
Ella ?. NJ sundays. l3-5a. s.Ns, A. N.
For fsiardre r. R.-iS-s6, i0.io, A. NJ; SIS, P.
Il. No sunday trans.
Pov se-s lsss<.-ia5o. ie.lo. A. N. LIS as $50,
Pm. No sunday rr2.ns
Fsr Etinirlgsoa aud Rsa1k.y 4 R-Sao. A. N.
i.sS 5.15 p N. SUNDAY trains. si0P
kor akMfagt0H d EeSt-rn r. H-s ss. and 10 IS A.
NJ, l-so. s-sss ? ". SUNDAY AKA n.
TRAINS AssITE AT WILMINGTON.
Frv-n Ss.e FeTk.-l-5S. A NJ; i.is, I.oo, P. n.
Sundays, i.5s. A. N.
From Philadelphia. LIS. s.5s, A. NJ; Iso,
N; liza 400. ais, az, 100, sic. io.55. P. NJ.
Sundays las. i-53. 1895. A. NJ. loss, P. II.
Frsnt Pr Dspcssl-s.G+. A. NJ. No SUNDAY tran
FrvR RatriatoTs. = LII iQ.S5, A. NJ; i2.0I, asa
Ola. 2. Y. sundays. la. A. n. 1914, P. NJ
treS Warrington = III. A. NJ; nvI, 3-31
l9l4, 2. NJ sunday, ISL, A. NJ. lo.14, p. N.
From DsLlsare R. R--lo.lo, A. NJ; 40, as, P
n % sunday trans
E1sS Ae- Cs.tis.-s.sl. 10 IS 4 NJ Az AS, IS
P. ". No Sunizy trains.
Prsn. Ei.sss'tstoa a Rsa.ffaq r R.-s.le, 4. N.
Prgr- EfaB.ta7,oH Z EsstsrH * R--I.5c, ii.ss A
NJ aso. % P. N.
LxAyx PHILADELPHIA FOE WILMINGTON
1a-4s, $50, 1s.sA A NJ; isi5 ase, 400, Sis, 40
as. $50, u-o. P. VI.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-04

SA1A-EA~A IN Ink sEkkKTc-
To fss z 1ior Of the Commercial.
Ailow mo TO inquire whether or not there is
an ordinance prohibiting the playing of base
ball, in the streets OF our city. endAngering the
lives Of citizens especially children, who may be
sitting at their doors or going to and fro IN the
streets II not during the week, there should
be an ordnance to prevent the like on Sundays
al all events On this last Sunday afternoon.
between i've and ssx o'elJck, in Button wood
street above Eighth street. one would not have
drought that Il was the Sabbath, had they wit
messed the PLAYING BY those engaged in the sport.
There are Certain portions OF our city where
anything of the KIND cannot be done the reason
IS thst the police are always about you may see
TWO or more n the evening at xlmo~t any nOur
We mean about Market and Tenth streets. Bet
ter have them down IN this seeaOn oftener. Once
~ while we can see one psss by ; il in the
morning that Visit lasts all that day. il not ali
the week. IAxPAYER
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-04

MsE-Nss rms EvExrxa

Asylum Lodge. No. %, 1. o. 0. F., 5. odd
Fellows Hal, 81 and King street
G2ed Intent DIVISION No 8, 5 Of T.. McClA.
rs Building
Washington DIVISION, No. S. 5. Of T.. Fifth
and Marke. streets
Humanity Circle, B. {. c. A Hal 81 Market
street.
Lincoln Lodge, No. g. < Of P. a, Knights OF
pylhlas Hall, I'll Market street.
American star Lodge No. l, A. o. Of G. F. q
McClary= Building.
Columbia Lodge, No. p, l. O. G. T., a, F.fu
and Market streets
Washington Lodge Ne. |, A 2. 4, sayillei
Building.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-04
City 8usinsss zir,,,,v.


AUCTfoNERRs. -.
I. W. Sldh2rn Bon. III II a.
joseph T. MILLER, sth and KIM 80, 49,
BANKERS a. BROKpRs
n X Robinson Co. go Maria, -.
bAHbERs &c HAIR DRpss
A. AshsnbAeh. 800 Market s-Tea, = 'ssERs.
BELL RINGERS & BIII no
Geo. W; jackson, ". sth strs.. 'osTRRs.
Howard o. Moore No S, z, Tai.d
BO0T& SHOE sfAKpss
Z. O. AIIsndesa IGa Market strs., - "nd DRALRs,
q. r. Rrinx ID and shipleS stree.
babeock Bro, 2ss 81 Narka,
John y MorelAnd sth and Panis'. stieet
Isaac Murray, i0s w. II ssres par s'fss,A
Charles RsbiDort. SIS Aarkef.tre.,
tAhfENTkRs AND RUILpgp.
J. X d. eds, shop W. Four,s "a, Il. Res loa Va,
CIGARS q TOBACCO.
Brisbane a DeMaiayills. IA v..l
Geo. 4. Davis. ca Shipley stre-t 40 suest
VIM IL Robinson, ils,1 r. 4th strne,
tLochs' WATCHES. & Jgwpts
Prs., B1s As eoInss =. ssysn,h and Market
j. o. MASSEY. Is < sth ls street rsssst
COACH & CARRIAGE n4Trp,
VIM Green Co.. Il r. cor. % and ss,a,. .,niAL"
DRUGGISTS. '''' sfesi
IL r. Brinxhnrst, 81 Market .tro.,
OVERS d. sCOuRERs.
Nicholas JennsJ, 80 King stree,
FLORISTS.
fstnAii a Co. Delaware A-ena, and 1.x.
GENERAL INSURANCE ACPSrs ''''t
dhomae /. Plammsr, ga Market strast '''''s'
nooley van Trump. SD Market strs.,
GENTS FURNISHING. Gonns
James NJ. Watson Son, o. M.rls, lbs.
ChAs. s Morgan. 67i Market ,tres, "feet
John p. Doughtsn. ti0 MARKET stree,
HATS. CAPS &c.
a Ankin a WslTsyep, tn Market Stree.
William p. Webb 81 Msrkst str.et
HARDWARE.
". II. Bniany, 7i4 Market s.re,t
James Bro, ~ Market street
IT, Is. hcintyre, 9H Market stEsa.
IRON & STEEL.
VIM Green 4 Co., s. T. cor. a n.s Sh,.,...
LIVERY STABLES. '''' '1"a
John Atkinson. shipley, above d 49,,
LOOKISG-tsI.AssRs a, Pp,uy.
Eluood poans. 10 W. 9Th stree, q"
+. AeAonAgle, 81 and kinS streets.
MERCHANT TAILORs.
Geo. Gouert. 10 =. Fourth street
CFrus stern, III Market stresi
Geo IL Ash, No. 4 q. % street 49, ID.
John II. Muhlhansen. as Hing ,,rass sah
samuel Miller, Jr, he Market sirest
PAPER HANGINGs. sHAnFs.x.
Johpn R Holt, "a and Market strseta
PLUMBERS AND GAS pITrpps
". =. Gillespie, us ". iih street
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
Evans r Pennington, Aiinondis RAJ s,hu
u. ". Cnild Co, No W. 7th steel. -'' @Aii
!. IL Frazer, ID and Shiplsy sfres;s
| VIM. Reynolds A Co, 81 Narket sfrest
/ A. IL Grimshaw, No. W "a Sfrasf
W. H. Gilmore, No West 9TH stree,
samuel W. McCanlley, 5O5 Market stree, fs,. -.
VIM heCAnlleJ Co. 5a Market stres, WV "'l
RESTAURANT q BILLIARD Roo
Joseph fail-rsr, soi and 5os Market .treet
SEWING MACHINES.
RIVER Baker \. N. Co, so King .,rast
| New American sewing Machine, IL MArtat .,,s..
STOVES. HEATERS. TINWARF.& A.
James A. Anderson, 80 r sth street.
COFFEE and TEA DenIerA
Union Pacific Tea Company, sl9 Market STRAIT
| CNDERTAKRRs.
rhos. J. Giles, 2l Shipiey street.
/ l. 5. Young, SO Market street -(See NIL
UPHOI.sTERRR-.
'snrv FrTin. az WAshinefon streai
I
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-04

COMMENCES Topaz The camp meeting IN
Tal.ey= Mood short distance from this city.
commenced to-d day, under very au-picsou= CIR
cuIn=lsnces, 80 Jar - the weather aud attend
2uce l. concerned. The inner circle is entirely
taken up WIKI tents. and quite large number
have been erected Oh tue i Tereut avenues
leading to the cree The trees, tlickiy set aud
covered With luxurious follsge, afford excel
lieut. shade. aid All excellent zpang OF aAfeI
gushes oHt from the rock. aid tie nos OF tue
large trees 81 tile base OF tile ground The
camp IS uldat tie charge Of committee Of
preachers with Rev. H. Il. S4udersou an old
camp meeting c4mpaigneF, a. superintendent IL
CAef
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-04
Auftion Sails.
DUBLIC SALE

= VI
GOOD FURNITURE.
WIN be so,d at Public sale, on TUESDAY, August
IlTH, 1874, at . O'Clock,
AT NO. q9 ORANGE STREET,
as follows good parlor suit OF piecf s. marble
tables sewing aud camp chairs carpets, marble-top
cha Der nj, solid EainHt; hair mattras-, feather
bed and bedding. lounge, secretary, owes, COM
mode mirrors co fa9e suit. extension bles.
lounges dining-rnom chairs gls-s and qneenswaie,
Icoak stoTe no. Victor Cook with all the fixtures
refrfxeratsr, fnbs buckets and al kinHs OF goods
are all ear new, only been IN about q year,
aud Will be sold on account Of fai ing health
The house for rent. Call on the premises PaT-
tlcuiar atten ion called to all that are In need OF
cd furniture. For full particulars see bif poster
or call on L. W. oTlDHAM A ION, Auets,
auel..-s-.0 No Ill Y Fourth street.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-04

Aealr has alsrse as.ortineat Of f1ruit1rs.
Pare c.ier Vinegar and ple SPICES, "a pri,ss
B man.
"invr u. ted better slscai 4u3as IL q1en.iy
afa-d 81 :, lang Nciaaii. s.d4-
g aired i51 10 lAh es lTsvsi. ~ d1s ers an
p.j.olils-, AZ Il hirrssens
Per Gus 40 ffot,a Il should rr1ylfe ihsrn.eiye.
v!ll psp COX - Il = c cr4cs= :, o. T. Z hob
s1n o Ninia an "a ige >.reets
Ice nHssi - or-is elt q al. ID bes. caEs 3 Is a
B1Anau-, q tea ~ are sur jher- q u pl4c
Wa-Fe io1 eaa d. CT than At ais stosss, / an
seccn Iii hiug.
New aessrs, Lbs. A0as, - kits s-d By thi
pound, a. NJ loses. fair n Is. 10y cab lou
Z o4Alng Me Hs. BOSNIAN, S=coud anu KIN,
Al NJ >.sest.
Farm md hers. fetor4 n1yt1g hei- mseseY
O. n-fiing ~pu.l d. wei 0 xllI.i T. s1rsfuen
- tosa.sn. tn r. CT. er L s1d al sud Il
htAg ~ e. Ills prize a. heretofore sgs On
c,sa oas!, and ilrEet0re The l0Frsl
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-04

0sITUART Coon. An item mentioning
the decesse Of our neighbour john Good, WAS so-
c.deutAlly omitted from the COMMERCIAL yester-
day. HIS decrease occurred on Saturday after
noon He had been ia sinking coud ton for
several day., in tile elimination of disease Of
the luug-, and his death was not unexpected
moved TO this city in 1850, engaging III tile hard
ware business Oh 4ih street. with Emmor Way.
the hrn beng Way Il Good. After the death Of
Mr.. Way he formed partnership with Samuel
Hama and the firm Of God & Hanna have
been III business Ia the CoAMEEcfA A. Ba lding. at
5ih aud Market street,, since Apnl, 1859. Mr..
Guod was III his Ssh year. He wA- $ man Of
quiet aid unostent4aon= habits, aud boz high
character for integrity and uprg zmoug
all who knew him HIS funeral takes place this
afternoon
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-04

DEoxSKD IN THE SrSEPuxESr BAr.-On the
Ism instant sad drowning occurred in tue Syn
epuxent Bay, between Public Landing and
scogt'= beach MoFdecAi Holloway aud Nathan
BatslughAm, txo sged men, were saiiiug in q
small boat, when Holloway fell overheard.
Bdtinghan Immediately tscked about. sailed
along ride Of the struggling man, grssped INN
with Que hand and enlezyored TO haul him OF
board buE having 10 attend to the boat he wa
ouly enabled 10 use one hand aud could not
succeed- Holloway wAs dragged in this way for
some distance, his head being under water much
VI the tine, as the wind was quite fresh and the
boa. sailiug rapidly. SINE gentlemen seeing
the unfortunate situation, made sal for tbs
b at, and upon reaching her f0uud Mr.. Bntting-
ham nearly exhausted with his efforts to rescue
Holloway When Holloway vA- taken out Of
the water he gzsped family two or three tines
and expired. Bjsh men were consid .r4hiy un-
der tile influence Of l,qupT when the accident oc-
CARED -.SdiSjury Adcertiser.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-04
UR ? GrsAs1s sIrIaA eIssos TROY.

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ta4f 1s= Z ! A4=s-.s al-Ler he q ina i
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Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-04
Aotirfs In Bankruutfp.
IT S. DISTRICT COURT.
-. DISTRICT OF DELAWARE.

1T s. DISTRICT COURT.
u DISTRICT OF DELAWARE,
~ B4NK II PTCT.
In Re THOMAS cRiYES. B2 kr4pt
" reas- ferry e. Rooins0n, A--iguee Of ga Z
BankFuit has nl- petition 10 sal Court. przyinl
AlthO Iiy 10 paF on II tn as-sts OF said estate
IN his han Is the 81 o. 6a0s vi b interest fron
A. n, isTt AMI q costs being the am Unit y, {
rfaiu dgnent lea up0u real estate at the S.
corn OF Fourth and nlnx cts. Whining O.
!, in order to reieem the ID properly there
TON.
Now, therefore this third dsy OF Angus; A.
D, lsI+, 1t Is ordered, By tue Court, that ali
creditors of said Bankrupts estate and other per
sons interested therein shall appear and show cause
Il any they have, At a Court Of Bankruptcy 10 be
holden on N nj the xgtn DAY Of aug a., d
Isl az 10 o'coek A. n, why the prayer OF the
said petition should not be granted and that ter
days notice Of The time and place Of said hearing
be given in the Wilmington DAILY CONNIE cIAL-
). REDMOND sAI Ii,
Clerk c. 5. District Court, District OF Delaware.
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Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-04

Camp Meeting l. Low Is fnil alAst. aad tue tents
Al -cuiIe1 On sunday. sueu. $500 people
we're Oh tie grounds, aud die rel.g ous exercise
we're yell attended Rev }. Bsi=sUF. OF ClesA-
pezEe Cl,y iete4ed AZ excellent re mon IN tie
morning. ll- manages. nl sA.ufd.y evening
sent 30 New Castle FIR Constable l. Ward,
who promptly responded AID Wa charged VIII
the police aiA izgeueut q tie grounds SeveI2
arrests we're maize On Su4dsy. By jndic.ol- maui
Aseme.- Tie camp was saved any serious DIS
ture1. &c whatever. The meetings. are we'll At
tended eAca dAy, and tie camp e even larger
;-laa 5: 2ay previous rear
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-04

ARRIVALS UP TO NOON TO-DAY.
John Maxwell and wife, PhilA
Robt Baker, 81 LOUIS
Mrs BsAssen aud friend, b ston,
I c Cannon, CucAgo.
Aug richards, Phila.
Wm. P Cora. Milford.
john V Browu, Boston.
b F Fisher. rhllA.
E TAylor. Rochester, y I.
+ II T&ylOr, PhIlA.
john W LoSell, Lancaster.
Fsencis Heweitz, "
RE Robinson, CITY.
James Morris, Ny.
Herman Winter, brooklyn.
Chas E Atkinson, Troy.
B Bowen. philA-
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-04

DEAra OF a COMMERCIAL CARaiER-wilHam
L?Ae4 ore q tile c4sr.eis Of tue COMM RGiAL
sld Al apprentice 10 tbs printing trade IA ouf
ut.ce, c.ed last night, sf.er al Illness Of abuGi
three weeks caused pgstably bs exposure 10 tie
af-er ks=4lliss- 144a -xt4ek ss-r -@@a.s.i &,
affect he przIl. aud developed o. length into
gsusEz. fever. HIS age aAz seventeen, aud
e LAS oeel in 0ut employ for more than tsg
years. He Was 3 remarkably steady. dligeut
sid tsu-tsof.Ay I'D. al.elilgentsy 4eq uluig liz
trade. gave promise q becoming yAilAL.e
mem Der o. society. H.s uuIm=ly d-2th causes
si-eeEc pain 70 AL associated with lin.