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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-12-31

TIE river was rising fast last night,
with about 81 feet of water in the channel
at Q o'clock.
The Express arrived and departed on
time.
The Messenger arrived from Pittsburgh
and departed for Cincinnati, with a very
light trip.
The Carrie Brooks arrived at an early
hour, and departed for Z4nesville.
The Granite State arrived from Ports
mouth, and departed for Pittsburgh about
3P.
The Albion is lying al the foot Of l4lh
street.
The Courier is to,day's PArkershurg
boat.
1t is thought that We will not have
more than thirty feet oil water on thi
rise.
The Coal Valley passed up empty about
Ann
The Ed. Hobbs passed Evansville at
noon yesterday with tow OF ore for this
city.
IBy Telegraph
PITTSBURGH, River 10 feet 4 inches
aud falling. Weather clear and cold,
Both rivers are falling above.
NIcKsBuRG, December 3O.-Down-
Future City and barges, Iron Mountain
and barges. Up-LSdy Lee, Neule Pick.
Weather cool and misty. River rose s
inches.
LOUISVILLE, December 30. - River
rising rapidly with 8 feet 10 inches in the
canal and z feet 10 inches in Indiana
chute. Arrived-NiCk LODgworth, New
Orleans; Alice, Tower Coast. Departed
.Longworlh and Alice, Cincinnati; Mary
Houston New Orleans. Weather clear
and cold.
CAIRO, December 3d. Arrived - 81.
Luke, Vicksburg; G. B. Church, New
Orleans st, Joseph, Memphis; Bruno.
Mound City; john Kyle, New Orleans;
Arkansas Belle, Evansville. Departed
st. GenevieVe, Memphis; 81. Luke, St.
Louis; Q. B, Church, Cincinnati; 81,
Joseph, st. Louis; Bruno, Arkansas river;
Arkansas Belle, Evansville. River Is
leet 8 inches, rising. Cloudy.
EVANSVILLE, December 3O-Weather
cloudy and cold; mercury 20 TO 80, and
now falling, River risen 30 inches, and
there is now Is feet @ inches Of water,
Down-SRndy, Nashville, Grey Eagle,
Pat Cleburne, Laura L. Davis, Up-
Florence Lee, Arlington, Falls Pilot.
George Roberts, ShannOng, Ed. Hohhs
and barges Business moderate.
81. Louis, December 30-Ariyed-.
None. Deparled-Bsker and Atlantic.
ior New Orleans, Hickory, for Mound
City. River falling FAST, and heavy ice
running. Navigation will probabiy be
closed tomorrow. Weather clear and
very cold.
NASHVILLE, December 3l.-Riyer 10
leet Q inches on the shoals and rising
Sleeting. Arrived-Little Condor. Storm
No. 0, and Charlie Brown, from Smith
land EddyVille, from Paducah, De.
parted-Chsrlie Brown and Storm No. &
land.
LITTLE ROCK, December 3O.-Westher
cloudy and cold and sleeting the most OF
the day. River rising Z feet. Arrived
Name Lee, from above.
CINCINNATI, December 30.-The river
receded little to-day but Is rising to-
night with 20 feet In the channel. The
weather is clear and cold. DEPARTED
Susie Silver, New Orleans Shippers Own,
Evansville.
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CHICAGO, December 3O.-A Post and
Mail special says that Governor Bever-
idge has ordered special election in the
First Congressional District, 10 fill the
vacancy caused blythe death OF Hon. Jno,
B. Rice. The election will be held jan
usry ESD.
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The Roslon RndlcaI Club.


boston correspondence Chicago ThbunO.l
II the Radical Club Ia dead, it is moi
characterization, or the theological
twist, that has killed It. 1t is the self
consclousness-to call 1t by no mean
tcrm-ot the prominent speaking mem
beIs who absented themselves because oI
their fear Of being reported, or misTcport.
ed, as they called it,
EMERSON,
strange TO say, was one Of these timid
ones-Emerson, who asks grandIy in one
OF his essays, "ls II so bad TO be misuu-
derstOodr : Jesus Christ was misunder.
stood; Calico was misunderstood" But
when the question comes to be personal
one, our philosopher shrinkS from his
grand indifference in an uuphilosOphiCal
manner VIC did not expect. Dr.. Hedge,
too, was one OF the professors against re-
porting, aud at one time read a paper on
the topic which gave rank oaCnse to most
OF the first class Boston newspapers.
It Is notable fact that
DAVID wAssON,
excepting Emerson, the most intellectual
and cultivated Of all the members, did
not join in this protest. | say excepting
Emerson. In masculiniy Of thought
and range, he is beyond Emerson, and
Emerson himself once paid him high tn
butte, by declaring that he was the most
noted intellect OF the country lll-health
and narrow means alone have ken. Mr.
WGsson from writing or speaking 10 the
extent which gives reputation beyond o
local circle. But his letters from Ger
nmany TO the Boston Advertiser, this
autumn, on the Roman Catholics, have
met with reception beyond local circles,
in New England at least, that puts Mr..
Emerson's tribute no longer 10 the mere
prOphetical vein.
WENDELL PHILLP5,
though he Is nelther Cf nor With the
Radical Club-tO tell the truth, he finds
1t great bOre-is an occasional guest,
and as such Is never allowed to go scot
free Of the silver toll OF his mAtchless
speech. But, though he hates to speak
on theological questions, and, with that
half 'jOcose, halI.seriOuV trsnkness of his,
declares that he doesn't know the Ten
Commandments, yet, on the occasions
when he has been dragged in perlorce, as
It were, he is as sublimely Indifferent to
the reporters pencils in reality as Mr.
Emerson was in theory.
Aud q word for the reporters and their
work: While Emerson was protesting by
his absence, and DR.. Hedge wss flinging
his thuuderbolts Of Gnslhemas ut the
fraternity and all the newspapers, Tom
Hughes was writing, from across the
water, protest against shutting out the
reporters; ave read with tho greatest
interest,"" he said, "the reports 0f these
meetings; and beg that the only means
that those interested here can have Of
becoming acquainted with these discus.
sions, may not be shut of"
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MONTGOMERY, Al, December 80
Coburn and Buckner Of the COngression.
al Investigating Committee, arrived here
to-day and the remainder OF the COM
mittee arc at Opeliks, but will reach here
tomorrow and remain several days.
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WASHINGTON.
MUrILATED CURRENCY.

WASHINGTON, December 3O.-The total
amount Of mutilaled currency received
from the Treasurer by the Comptroller,
since the passage Of the act OF June 2O.h
last, Is $4l ,0GG sos, nearly the whole
amount OF which has already been issued
in new National bank notes.
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"A post mortem examination Of the
body Of Gen. Morgan L. Smith, who died
suddenly In Jersey City, was made last
night, and the death was found to have
been caused by congestion Of the lungs.
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PORTLAND, December 3O.-AbOut six
o'clock this evening Thomas Penuell,
Treasurer oI Cumberland County, was
knocked down in his office and his safe
was robbed OF between $1,000 and $l0,.
600.
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steamer News.

Arrived-steamships, the Queen and
Wisconsin, from Liverpool.
Mobile, the Steamship California from
New York arrived,
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CINCINNATI, December 90.-ChsrleH
Richsrd's tannery, on Canal street above
an avenue, burned this evening. Loss
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GERMANY.

BERLIN, December 30.-Count Won
Arnim appealed yesterday to Hammer
geriCht from his late sentence.
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DlIchnh.

LITTLE Rock, December 8O.-Three
cars we're ditched on the Memphis Rail.
road nine miles east Of this city this even.
ing. Nobody hurt.
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ENGLAND.

LONDON, December 3O-The amount of
bullion gone into the Bank Of England on
balance to-day Is 1000 pounds.
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An explosion in coal mine near
Evanston, Wyoming, resulted in the
death Of eight persons.
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BY TELEGRAPH
AssoCIATBD PRESS RNPoRT

(By the Western Union Line.
Jftee Northwest cor. Oi Main and Nc moo BIZ.
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SuICided.

INDIANAPOLIS, December 8O.-Leroy
Sherman, ol this city, committed suicide
by shooting last night.
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ORGANIZATION pIsnANpRD.

At meeting Of the Honyton Post,
Grand Army oI the Republic, held last
evening il was decided TO disband the or.
gsnizAtion on account OF accumulation Of
debt.
John E. Carey, a prominent lawyer Of
this city, died last night.
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CLEVELAND.
PROTEST AaAINsr REMOVAL.

CLEVELAND, December 3O.-At meet,
ing OF prominent business men held al
Garretts Hall this evening to take action
on the recent removal oI Postmaster Al.
len, resolutions were adopted endorsing
the official management Of Mr.. Allen and
strongly protesting against his removal
Speeches were made by Hon. r P. Spald.
ing, Hon. D. II. Tildon, ]. p. Bishop
Judge r. Fl. Payne and others. Copies
of the proceedings are to be sent to Pres
ident Grant and to the Postmaster Gen.
oral
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-14
TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON.

TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON.
For yew rork-l.s1, A. Nj, ls1I, 12.4a, AZ. P. NJ.
'unua' Fr 'PhiadspIic-1.sl, si $50, $40, oso n al
NJ; IL il. 400, AS 5.42, 7.15, 1929 II s1ndaFs
al A. M:445 $50, 1924, P. NJ
For Balti,aore.-12.52, 2.0s. 1902. A. NJ. 1.2s.
$ 20, 40, p. NJ. sundays, ls52, 2.os, A, M.
For HasItfngton.-12.52. 2H3 A, NJ: Sc. 1.qs
10 P. NJ. sundays, - 50, 2.Os, A. NJ.
For Deldtcdre r. R.-12.55, 1910 A NJ: 635 2.
N. No sunday trains.
For ke1 cdstle.-i2.55, 1910, A. Nj LIS, 6s5, $50
P. Nj. No Sunday trans
For Wilmington and Reading n. R.7- 6se A. NJ.
Las, 5l5 P. NJ. Sunday trains. $50 p NJ.
For Wilmington Western r. R-S.s0, and 10. .20 A,
N, i.sO, 5.So, ?. NJ. Sunday at 2 p. NJ.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON.
From. Ee1 York.-1.Ss, A. M 1.ls, 100, P. NJ
Frofl Philadelphia ia-1242, l.5a, $50, A. NJ; 1900
NJ; lib, 400, 5.15 $50, 100, $40, 1888, P. Nj
Sundays, 12.42, 1.5s, 1905, A. NJ. 1888, P. NJ.
From Port Dsposit.-eo4, A. Nj. No sunday train
From Baltimore 1.2l, 1928, A. NJ; 1907, 5.S2
Ola, p. NJ. Sundays, LII, A. NJ: 10.14, p. NJ.
From Washington. = 1.2l, A. M. 120I, 5.32
i014, P. NJ. sunday, 1.2l, A. NJ. lola, P. Nj.
From Deldirare R. R.-l0.i5, A. NJ; 4.4O, s.55, ?
N. No Sunday trains.
Fronl Nes castlt-sOO 10.15, A. NJ. 40, 6.45, e.ot
P. NJ. No Sunday trains.
From Wilmington d hsadiiig r. R.-9.1O, a. NJ.
s12, I so, P. NJ. Sunday train ll.l7 4. NJ.
From Wilmington & Western X. R.-l.oo, n.Zo
NJ; $780, 100 p. NJ.
LEAyK PHILADELPHIA FOR WILMINGTON.
1910, $780, 1880, A. NJ. 1915, 2S0, 400, s.i5, 6Ol
S4h, 80, II 80, p. NJ.
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The neg, u.xeau
ofkNiNo rhs NE = DEPARTMENT THIS MoRNIS

YtfN
orANiNo ms - "a = DEPARTMENT THIS MORNING
is .JEcTs AND REQUIREMENTS.
our Late Editions Of YesterdaYl
Ane ..egistry Bureau, new Department. in our
eis' affairs, or rather subdivision within the
Department of Engineering and Surveying, went
into operation, this morning. The Bureau was
created by an act Of the last Legislature, and ap-
propriate legislation for its maintenance was
provided by Council, some months ago, but
the practical workings of the new system have
been delayed until the present by the failure TO
obtain the requisite books at an earlier date.
The books for the Bureau are twelve in num-
ber and they have been assigned separate shelves
in the fire proof vaults Of Engineer ConwelIs Of
fice. These have been so prepared that upon
blank leaves may be drawn the blocks of the
city, showing the several divisions and subdivi-
sions Of the property within the dimensluns and
locations of each upon their respective streets,
while upon consecutive ruled pages the names
OF the late and present owners, with the date of
transfer of the property, is to lie entered. This
ruled work has been so executed that it Will ad-
init of eighteen changes in the same property
before the book becomes full.
The objects of the new system are obvious.
Briefly stated they are to show at glance the
ownership of any piece Of property in the city,
without the consultation Of the land records al
New Castle, and to facilitate the as
sessment of the city by the ease with
which all the property is Indicated; The
property of the city may appear to be, and is, a
vast undertaking, but it is greatly simpfied and
aided by the provisions Of the act which created
the Bureau. All owners of property are requir.
ed to furnish Mr.. Conwell at his Office, 10th and
/ King streets with description of the same that
! it may be entered upon the books Of the Bureau,
and all purchasers of property after this date,
must first present their deeds for the same te
Mr. Conwel for entry before they are recorded
at New Castle. otherwise the Recorder will at
tend to the duty for them, charging for the ser
vice rendered. These directions are mandator!
and all owners of property should observe then
without delay.
The first persons to comply with the require
ments of the Bureau act were Isaac W. ans
Thomas Hallam, owners OF property at No. 22s
and 231 Tatnall street, respectively. These wer
the only ones who had appeared at noon-a slo7
beginning it is true, but Mr.. Conwell expects t
complete his labors upon the books by the hrs
Of January next.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-14
City Business pirtfiory
AUCTI0NEERs.

AUCTI0NEERs.
Joseph E. Miller, 4th and king streeta
BANKERS a. BROKERS',
r. r. Robinson Co. 400 Market street
BARRIERS a. HAIR DREssElis.
A. Ashenbach. 800 Market street.
BELL RINGERS IL BILL. POSTERS.
Geo. W; Isesson. y. sih = street. Ts,.
BOOT& SHOE EmAKEIis. and DRAi.RR~
VIM. Boldly, VI ath street.
& BabeooE &c ssE,if Bro. % @ Us Ss ssrfst Street
John S, Moreland, sth and Poplar stroe,s
uhsTes tssaS ssIai Rabinort, sla Markets trsst
CARPENTERS AND BUILDHRs.
j. G. Haddook. shop rhorne bel Front Ras 1913 Wa,
CIGARS 81 TOBACCO.
Brisbane DeMainyle, To Market .ifcet
Geo. A. Davis, da2 Shpiey street
VIM II. Robinson, is9s r. 9Th strest,
CLOCKS. WATCHES, - JEwiI.sR~
O l. Bush, corner Seventh ard Market atf 4ts.
j. g. Massey. Is i. 1th Street.
COACH s. CARRIAGE HsaTEl IAI.
VIM. Green 4 Co., S f. cor Sd and shiplay fsets
DRUGGISTS.
IL r. Bringhurst, sl7 Market street
OVERS ~ sCOuRERs.
Nicholas Jenney. sl0 King street.
FLORISTS.
TAtnali Co. Delaware Avenue and Jeilers :, fss
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENT :.
\ Thomas r. Plnmlner, bf2 Market street
/ Woolley 4 Van Trump blO Market street.
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
James NJ Watson Son. iai Market street
John p. Doughen, 40 Market street
HATS. CArS. Nc.
Hukill walrnyen, ~ MARI si i,reei
| William p. Webb 3l Market slfspt~
HARDWARE.
W II. Billany, sl4 Market street.
james Bro, ~ Market street
II. Is. Mcintyre, 2a Market street
IRON n STEEL.
VIM Green 4 Co.. S. K. cor. Sd and shipey sti 20
LIVERY STABLES.
John Atkinson, Shploy. above % s.r. $;
LOOKING-GJ.AsSEs u ta.ul'.
Flwood Doane, 10 W. sth street.
u. McAlonagle, 50 and King street.
MERCHANT TAILORs.
Geo Gouert, I3 x. Fourth street.
Syrai so IL a'sIa Ssh N No a1EsS T. q srso cse adj,
samuel iI Miller Jr. III Market street
PAPER HANGINOs. sIIADkS. o..
John r. Holt, Sd and Aarke, streets
A. Is. Jones, SIS Market street
PLUMBERS AND GAS FITTFR~.
w. r Gillespie. al5 W. 18th street.
4 REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
Evans Pennington, Almonds Bdg 8th 4n'-
j. ]. II. T.. Frazer, Sa 81 and Shipiey streets. '~
VIM. Reynolds A Co, ss1 Market street.
$ a a n 4 Ghrlmshaw hil,aa N No W. "; "a Al street
: Wm McCauiiey 4 90, 606 Market sires,.
RESTAURANT n BILLIARD itNO
: Joseph Fullmer, 50i and sos Market street
SEWING MACHINES.
, rover 4 Baker 4 NJ. CO., 5J7 King strest
: New American Sowing Machine, 71s Market street
STOVES, HEATERS. TINSNARE. &c.
james A. Anderson, $40 T. 9Th street.
COFFEE and TEA Dealers
Union Pacific Tea Company, 5is Marker street.
UNDERTAkEk@.
4, Thos. j. Giles III Shpley street.
=, i. s. Young, sV3 Market strest--tksr ssssl
ii IPiIOlSTEnEnS.
iiaHry Erwin. sa Washington stree.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-14
Local BrevItIes.

SUNSET al I -.
Turtle sonp a. Fuilmers.
Bayne's number is 6l5 Market srtet.
OF course, GO to Duhln for Iuly hat.
Business prospects are daily frightening
Jayres medi. nes at Gailagher's drug store.
The tall of the comet points away frm the sun,
Buxbaums realy-inGd coats are particularly sty
lish
Billheads by the million at the Commercial Press
PRINT ! OOms.
Ds.aware boys have been winning iul share Of
college honors.
Reading ought 10 know Of Singles Sons partaga
CHARS at 10 cents
Cord wood may he had OF Craven 4 Armstrong
foot OF West street.
DO It go away from home wIihoS having the
Commercial 10 follow.
Hosiery that vii wear VI ell, at Morgans popular
store, G2l Market Street.
The potato ugs are now laying eggs for tie sec
ond brood Of you ones.
Many la lies and nts partOlk OF Gala lhcr's Gle
giant soda Water, On Monlay
Adair makes chairs AMI srttees for schools, halls,
and socirti :, at Four h aud King.
Sub,crtb RS n I ceivng their papers with regu-
larty shpul inform the publishers.
Ladies AMI misses suit. can b. purchased al Lct-
tenstens New styles ami low prices
The sterling qualii es Of the Groser 4 Baker 5. NJ.
commend Il more ana more to the pubic anp-ecia-
/ ton
Be it remembered at all seasons that Ferry cleans
carpetings by machinery safer and better than rs
| hand.
Step ladders, brackets, refrls rators, wiring
desk. hat ana uHlbrelia racks commodes, A., at
90 Market. Enterprise Co.
There ought to be persistent effort TO improve
tn public school system of Delaware There ought
To e an As caon f0imed for that pdrpOse. " ht
will move Ia tie matter?
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-14

.1-yot Dead but Lireth.-The EQUALIZER-It
has eyid ntly come TO stay; and tna remarkable
In the rtatme Mt Of all forms Of disease continues
TO repeat itssf over and over again and again wi h
many of our uest tizens fead the lew issue ol
fhe scientific Health journal jlst out 1t vii We'll
repay the reauing. 4 he points in II are all wei
taken. The explanation Of the modits operdndt
Of the appa aus in restoring - health is tXcelent
and the summary mann IN which the questions OF
patent right ana advertising are dealt with is well
worth Teading and considering It edned nf +.
F. Franiz, N. D.. proprietor OF the Equal zvr and
copy Of il may be had FREk, by applying al the
Doclorls Home Ofllee SIS Mari ct street l!9u
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-14

SATrRDAT's STORM AT POM DEP1sir. The tor
rents of rain which fell iu this city for a short
time on Saturday were counterparts of similar
fall at Port Deposit. but at the latter place they
continued for two or three hours. The valleys
between the hills were deluged. and huge rocks,
trees and fragments were swept about in the
food. The Baltimore Central tracks were cover
ed with debris to tile depth Of two feet AZ several
points. and the Railroad bridge at Herring Run
was badly damaged Jacob Tones residence
was surrounded by water, and his terraces al.
most washed away His private office and the
Cecil National Bank vere partly flooded.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-14
gost aud found.

Il OST-A CANARY BIRD, A LIBERAL
i ! reward VIII be given b. reiuinngi 10
j4i4-2i. 1910 JEFFERSON ST.
T OST-ON THE 9TH INST, SOME
IL unknown white loafer obtained, under false
rretences a large iron hopper wheei-harrow and
sand shovel, from Fonts coal once, range and Wa
ter streets. When last seen was using them al a
house belonging to Edgar Finley, at Eighth aud
Madison. Any information that viii lead 10 the re-
coyfry Of The barrow and the shovel, without the
loafer. viii thankfully received and suitably re-
rewal del. jtl46t JOSEPH FoUr.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-14

THE CAMDEN CAMp MtEIISG.-The time for
holding the camp-meehng at Camden has been
changed since it was first announced without our
observation. and hence the date Of its commence
ment was incorrectly stated Yesterday. Instead
of July 23rl, the camp VIII begin on Friday. the
IAN Of August, and will continue over two sun
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-14

n Mocha Old lava, Fine Java, Maracaibo, La
guayra ami Rio CofTees, of the best quality only,
always freshly roasted, at BoWman,s, second and
htng an 5il King A 50, a fir t-cass assn tment
OF tas fancy groceries, and goods sd table for ex-
clrs MS pcnics, Sung parties, etc, al lower than
usual prices. Bowman, 81 KING ana sec nd ana
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-14
Eg-LooKl LooKi Lo0Rl
KELLY'S DYSPEPSIA MIXTURE OR ELIXIR
OF LIFE.

OF LIFE.
1t will cure Dyspepsia, Sour stomach and Heart
burn.
1t will make you strong and give you new life.
1t viii act upon your liver and tone up your dges-
ton.
1t is pleasant to take and perfectly harmless.
1t wlil do all that a onic viii DO without liquor to
stimulate. II is pot Wine OF Iron. Try II. doctors
prescribe it. Cl, .gy recommend it. Thousands
have been cured with it, suffer no longer. send
and get a circular. See what Ii has done.
For sale bv sm..h Painter, &. Bringhurst Co.,
g. Mclnall. Jr.. and Druggists generally. apr2-ilm
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-14

ANOTHER COTTAGE AT RfHoBorH. A few days
ago, the son of Geo. p. Fisher Went down to
Rehoboth to spend short season, but being
unable to obtain rooms, at the Surf House re-
turned to Milford and procuring corps Of car
penters and the necessary materials, went down
with them to the sea shore and is now building
a cottage on Oak avenue. He expects to occupy
it before the season closes.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-14

sB-7he " Gentleman il Black who is the tutelar
demon dra shops, ass sl.ies his sourcst aspect
when the RAPID progress Of Vinegar Bit rs Is re-
portei 'dawn neOw.n The reu lie ege able
Tonic is playing The mischief with his hiters fired
with rum. ~ diseases wh eli thns. demon c nos
trum4 aggrayate unde pr-fense o. re csln such
as ind gestion, sick II -adarhe, constipation, fheuma-
tisln, gout, and intermittent fevers are cure by 1t
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-14

A Rus OFf.-Yesterday afternoon, while
very fine horse belonging to Morris Weldie- and
hitehed to furniture ear, was standing in front
of the stable III Front street near King, drunk
en- man came along and hit the horse on the
nose. The horse started on 3 run up Front st,
knocking down colored man in his way. He
proceeded at rapid rate out beyond Maryland
Avenue when he turned around safely with tie
wagon and came back over the course a.
fast as he went Finally lie be-
came detached from the wagon with the
exception Of one Of the shafts which dsngled
about his legs He was finally stopped at Pusey
Jones & C5's lumber yard, considerably cut and
Injured by the shaft which hung to him, hut
fortunately no person except the colored man
was injured, and he but slightly.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-14

DEATH FROM IIssfMoRRuAsF.-Joh C. Brown,
barber at Seventh and Lombard, died suddenly
in his shop, Yesterday afternoon, about 2 o'clock
About o'clock he had shaved gentleman. and
shortly afterward undertaking to spit lie peree-
we'd that only blood had escaped his lips. and a
hemmorTage at once followed, from which he
lost a vast quantity OF blood, and which termin-
ated fatally in about twenty minutes Brown
had been in delicate health for some time, but
felt better yesterday, and concluded to remain
at the shop all day, and 20 notified his employ
ees. The Coroner held an inquest, and yer-
dict Of death in accordance with the above facts
was rendered
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-14
LOCAL INTELLIGTiNCE.
The Temperature, To-day.
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AS REe1srERED AT THE COMMERCIAL OFFICE.
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