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New-York tribune., 1874-05-19

aay.neiay tendency a. g 7o5c and CHER
Lard arm At Ii 90l29. Bacon an Shoadefs sc
"AusEk May lS-Four quiet unchanged Wheat steady
sse, a ,ns ~ - Ne 81 2t SPOT and 81 25 Juy o.t.
M,eS A al t6'ie tor No Corn dull AMI shade lover No
ppss dul and nominal No spIng 81 so; spring 81 20
s,sd Ms, strong Pork sold at Si7 25j Hams pickle lie Dry
seie Al i Receps-7OOO bbls Flour $4,000 bush Wheat
SllD@snts-g n. 900 bbs Flour. 1000 bush. Wheat
Dbl. at e. Is for No sprrs - so for Am5sr wn.er So
% 5ne HiR'er 81 80 for Double Extra Wheat dull and lower
Msa1Aee Club private terms Corn lover. sales 2O nsh az
, os5 Trains quiet Corn Measl 75 for Boled 81 10 for
I9o'' N ewt Mfeed unehngeli Short. $50 shp.ur.,
SsregTss 81 NswYorE Railroad frcghts-fiogT Boston,
- York, Zoe Albany 36c Lake receipts 100 900
% mlea " 200 bush Corn 1892 900 feet Of Lumber Canal
'npmen.t-l ,2j7 600 'eet OF Lumber.
DSLPHiA. May lS-Four and steady grades
Sss' very ull Superine 81 1915 80, Extras 56Os6 90
.ln Indiana and Ohio BItra Family 81 5Ogss l5 Wheat
- 's Re 9sc Corn yellow So % Western Mixed "a ID
- " nnie sl1ssc. Oats 6m White 66G67c; Mi1rd, 6l %
md M small quotations lover Refined &c., spot
sT Lows May lsFlour wanted
s.moIr o 9up4 - , sOr No. 2; winter que only smell
on Ack and in elevator 67c May Oas
WR,.I s9a 1880 2c Barley dali Rye dull small bun
iAl sHlF AZ tlc. Pork Grm S8. Dry Saed No
sues homlal & shoulders; gl,e Clear Rib ac
~ J ss Bacon drm & for shoulders cash &C. rs haIf
~ i.G or thoee Kettle Quincy Hogs higher 81 50GS5
9net ta ~ 20 0S4 for Native Cows and sfer Sids4 80 Tor
az ~ butchers - IS6 for Prime Receps-6
0ps rw -S,OlO bush Wheat $4,000 Corn 10000 bush
os Toyno STa oy0 bash Barley 1000 Rye sad 500 Hog,
nay lsFour fn and fair demand Wheat firm and
nAAli NO White Michigan 81 60 Amber Michigan, 81 40
W.h % he II 4j spot 81 i3 = August No DAYTON and
nan" % 9s spot an4 for High Mixed 72 spot 72c
80, o. ihe oJ'i- July 10 ~ August; Low Mirei G92e;
MeSs p oa' lne and unchanged at o. a for No. Doe for
'N''''VV bush Wheat 1000 bushOat
New-York tribune., 1874-05-19
The STATE OF TRADE.
ETHIOPIAN NARKFT.

LONDON Aav ls-I2;5O m-Couos Tor noue1 0}- for The
account B ~ nr Railway shares. 329322 New iorL Central 20
LvxsPOoL MAY lS-l23O p. m-toon Is setaf' hdiEng W
lands S1L. Mdling Orleans SD sales IJouO na, lnel-lng
OOO for >aes the basis Of Mdilng Up
pls nothing below Good OrIuary. shipped Apn Al 5lbi
ra6.tul are dull Wheat. IL ~ cent for average
Cfona White Il 2GI2 he'd esofn spring Corn 81 per
quarter ..--.-.- -. p..... ..
80. Soc -, ,--.- -, ,,..4r--
MAY 1872 the bsss OF Miihng
Tpsn nothing below MdIDg. deliverable JlY aud August a.
Mdilg Orleans nothing oN 1ool yfl-
urv shipped April 3l6d Bacon a. per cNt for Long 'eaf
N.fdl.. aui 80 q Tor Short Clear Mii1ies . -,, -,
eount q g3s dispatches krntes a. DBL 4Jc
IygurooL lS3 mOt The sales oi Cotton today V5OO
bales American. . T. -. ....
L0vpoN MAY Isl p mThe rate Of tisconnt IN ne open
market for bills II 10 cent Nhich j. j-lo per e'
below the England The amount Of bullion g9r A'o Ae
{snk ON balance 900 Enc RAILWAY shares 5@A
ovDoS May 1850 mPars dispatches qnoie heH'e' Al oo
A. y.
LoSpoS MAY lS.-1al.os, 81 , y est r.
Mav lSEyen pg-lOmmOB Rosn, n d D V @N' L+'
SEED Oil 42s 3 q Spirits rurpenlne' 80. g cat
New-York tribune., 1874-05-19
CTATE OF GEORGIA. Floyd COunty.-Jame

} md Jll
selma Rome and Dalton Railroad Company ~ a. bl G % on C
Superior d County OF Floyd Rome Cel
Ti m Be- virtue % 3 % Of foreclosure and
the Court the Chaneerv side o. saa Court a. % &
suppmeua and orders OF me hon ohn
Unersood Judge Rome Circuit Cnancelor pens
the undersigned therein and duly APPOINTED w
a power 10 cv cut said DEGREES notice that they vi"
sell public sale before the Courthon'e door IN be ny o'
County Floyd Of Georgia between The hours oi ~ m an
the 7th bns the irsi rueaia O July next ns ,o
rod belonging defendant saii e,ue ng ana Pen
IN the state Of Georgia e2mmehcns a. Poa' 1 N Gn in ;bs
- o%OFt P % 20 o rs ,h % Cunts Of Flogd thence through
?, @ rS c, 70 nnTi ~ iI "a Sd Coa5ty Of Gordon so Dalton
County Of Whtae Georgia together WITH Az me nthi % %
of way, depot buildings bngas stations depot squHl anl
other property wise to said Railroad lppenng OF
personal Of defendant selma Rome ara patton Railroad
VIE, and so rncEcr Rseeive which may the hsns
aud OF said IN the state OF Grog &
nat baggage eabcose hand passenger aud other es ~.
tools scales loose iron ana az ont s d.go ar elsewhere IN
Georgia belonging Rome and Dalton Railroad
Terms osAe: One hundred and a thousand d9uS' m & S 'nr
money portion thereof hall be reqared by @ ,9e a.
not exceeding thirty day iherea as sh. T Sssnee oitbe pur
the day Of By the said Commissioner lns m ,h
sons os 40 ~ es y, .co.nr. IN sad cause
@ oy s hand, care thereby OF the Rome and Dalton
Railroad COMPANY directed by said ieeee Ihs spos 2. 'a
dollars Commissioner, reserve he nEht 20 naTe any s
The deem the same sh anu proper Anu
he NAE 10 tt purcher should TIE purchaser
purchasers comply With the term, oi sac he OF s A
f .v su uad over and the said Commsoners npon
ush ALLURE reserve the NJ mrneditey such ihsy
nav deem goprr 10 resell property real sna personal Of a
.s.I hall ,yr,s ns on Az D-'''A BENJAMIN WHY
~ DANIEL 5. PRISTUP, 0'~AA'''Hs'A
Rosx, Ga. MAY l, ls7i ,, -, -
proTsl Of hs Chasceo hereby placed
on the minutes Of the proceedings
1874 J. W. II. UNDERWOOD,
J & e.. X. 4. Chancellor.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-19
o6K OF GRAIN IN yRv YORK AND BROOKLYN wARE

BsY AyD STRAW-Tbe market steady. ltei dcnand
quote Prime S34d $50, GOOD >2i 1926
Shigpuc S230f24 l. and >.
straw quoted Sl5dSl6 Oa Straw S7GSlS per
MOLASSES-rhe for Foreign Refining Eue firm
and with inquiry 42c for Cubs 80 and 420s
Grocery grades large reported bu
being confined lots SIC IN good 10 choice New
Orleans
penpe dull the although nominal 32
bbls offering h1t close R0sn
was dull and weak of reported sales,
Strained offered 81 60 there disposition ef 70
dull but steadily held a, - 90 oI lsgio1 aud
- or Wilmington Pitch quoted al -
quoted 9Id9'c for cushrs
40d4c Crude Cotton seed at 52G
PRIME Winter Lard NJ S36soc
PETROLEUM Refined the market quiet but amer closing
prompt and l3c for al the month We
st ne Al Ii a. and STANDARD We July
At but 5mcr held at H. spot or
month nomualv steld7 at lo "a DC am Naphila ~
The Philadelphia market va shae altI uHet tlls
3,IDJ bol. az J
and O6O l3ifc Reports from the OIL pro ucng
dI but we're not essentially Changed
PR0VIsOS5-The PORK and fairly active the de-
msn part specu the ses, cash 4ad regular ar J'O Dds
delivery hear Of l22O hhls seller June
S51x17 July -lSHpl1 10 Beei
steady fairly sales of 100 h6s a. - 1aolZ - Fsn
Mess sI3USl4 80 for Extra Mess Iece Beei qe DHi dy
Of India Mess June oh
ve terms Of 80 bbs southern al tD1
sg2 Cut Meals sales 1000 snokei Hams
shoul er. l3O Western Picsei ~ 900 ,itT Fc5el
500 smoked lo sac d3OoO ID Hn Belle, 5,sl
Gm the supply eht sales OF D boxes
Cltv Long Clear. Dressed Hogs due quot" a. s3 y
ss-s O 500 lJ 2 for
No IO74- for city; IL 1850 sc fer Fair 10 Prime Stesm
et.e of grad a.; Refined private l5U cs
Yellow Grease delivery bear O 600 tcs io
My II llBQll go for June II llOl II Sc 2OUO
- Tor INV ii -lGa ] Dc anu 2J0 &C.
Br1TgK-BotA Of far color scarce
there tsder feeling 1oeebe but Light aud cood Is more
New-York tribune., 1874-05-19
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

MONDAY,
AsHEsThs receipts Oy pigs Pos are steady but aa
Fears inactve
COFFKhts Rio continued very dull and quotations
1snAi Al lI4o ZOs4 gold for the fuii range IAo hoon
follows. YORK 80 IL 9osg boston
eAss bsumoIs "A 7el bags Hampton Roads 5000 bags
fT - Aj total al s oaposts, lS ,Iol bags hseelpS
y,, NJ 10 bags PERIOD bztO bags
23a1 - rs Hst soue demand and Quotations about STEADY Al
other deenylOns "1 --'~'~'OV' - So
s.s, 49, hakei os spo' Cotton du and the tone
F ~ N'Do-t in pofisli change. We qnOte As loll0nt'
oysu... OIan4A Alabama hes-OricsuA 1eIAA
s'ss oSala:T...,,," Il III IL, nS i9s
New-York tribune., 1874-05-19
HORSEand CARRIAGE MARK EFT
NEw-YORK, Monday, May IL.

NEw-YoRK. Monday. May is. 1916
The condition Of the local horse trade at
the opening of the week is the noted
ket review at che close OF last week Owing 10 the In
clement weather the market comparatively dull to-
day. but there is good feeling especially among deal
ers in fine stock and active demand anticipated In
TINS direction The Spring trade In work horses u a.
most AT an end, aud there feature note.
sales or horses carriages harness. general horse
marts: -
BY Mr. Arch. Johnston, ThirteeEth Eth-st. near UNI
Versity-p1ce.
by he$.rs Van Tasseli Kearney in East Thirteenth
Both sales commence II A. m
New-York tribune., 1874-05-19


hEe Flour 4oG W
RYe Rour Pcnnsyivan 1Od . %
Meal quiet The stock moderate prices favor the buyer
Sal of 80 We
Corn Mes Jerse 81 86qss 80 7Oas4 -
C1rn Msa 300 30 Corn Mel 3rse P.42 OOd 81 -
Cor. asa wss.R 100 1 20 Corn Meai. Bar 80
Bag quiet Fine whIe 81 sO0Sl 50 DO Yellow
1881 7S Al 5Sdfl 6J Coo hea al n %Od
81 40. Ground Feed at 81 4OGSl 90 - 100 Il.
FREIGHTS-Th berth iegts quiet with the
exception Grain for which Liverpool obtained al
marked recession onnge charter attracted rather
attention still there was fair for desirable sized vessels for
erpoo by steam 7AOOU bush Grain At SaS s $50 bales Cotton
London. bY sail, 1000 bb Flour, AZ - ID 20
sgow bv steam Grain lO2 $50 bors Cheese.
Js. The charters embrace German
United Kingdom with 5000 bbls
3 Italian bark hence TO LeghOr, with
10000 % 2c German bg hence TO Gba
orlers 10000 do 3Oc Norwegian schooner
Norwegian bark Charleston direct Continental po, with
$500 bbs Kosin, a. 6s.
GRAINThe Wheat market opened dull end easier the les,
liberal arrivals OF U1gaded
AMI o No Chcgo give huyes The ayantage winter Is
prices market closes fairly acye and tame offerings
Ungradd OF the demand Winter lower and the
greatly a5aei the 10000 bush
400Sl 81 Uugade1 lows MunesOs; 81 50 for No
II Tor No Chicago Spring 81 jzdSl 80 for No. Milwaukee,
~ 5j0 Sl Ssh No Milwaukee ~ S0Sl so Tor Red Wtrrn
66 White Canadian, bond included the sales 5000
Milwaukee seller 10 II %. Barley dull and
Barley Mat j. fair demand prime ony "niel sales Of
bush West but not made public Oats
Mixed beng
sales 900 New ONO Mixed at G3
6Jc: White a 81 167 oc Mixed 81 80 White
61dGSc Rve inactive and nominal Corn Is without important
though con the demand mainly the
Mxei 0S6
foT New ani So = &c Tor Old Western White At 80 s7c Western
Yellow az Sfd@1l2-
New-York tribune., 1874-05-19

The Philadelphia stock market is unsettled Penn
sylvauia SNes 100; Philadelphia and Erie Rail
road, ls; Reading Railroad j64 Pennsylvania Rail
road 49, gold ll24
New-York tribune., 1874-05-19
BANKING AND FINANCIAL

THE RATE OF INTEREST FOR MONEY is always an
important subject TO both borrower and lender An
able and suggestive essay this topic by PrOl. t..
T. Elliott of the Treasury Department read st the
Portland Scientific Meeting, Is reported fully IN
TRIBUNE LECTURE EXTRA No 10. Price 10 cents
Address The TRIBUNE. New-YoTk.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-19
eI a. ~ ~ W NeNJsrsca ana asvlrrn,a

RICB-The market descriptions qn here being
INQUIRY quotations steady and unchanged ia
7a 7l41Sa4c Louisiana and 2aOc for Caro-
Ina. bond quoted Al - 1905 90 gold q 100 d.
sTEARlN hrm bat quiet; quote lie for Western
SUGARS-Ihe aetive at the
late gres the Good Refining
AZ 5s977c do Prime 7sQSc 600 do Common
70 Good 7od7 ~ $50 Mossss 70 Good Renung rs
E 974 boIes private terms No IL Cay ed quoted at
Sc IL Refined feeling with
Al lOse0lOl2e for Hards.
TALLOW-rhe market moderately active and steady sales Of
ls4 900 70 oG-of-town stock Et Is d7s4c.
WHISKY active steady sales OF 800 bbls al 9o
New-York tribune., 1874-05-19
5aies ou Aurtlon

W z MITCHELL AncuOnerr.
ON ACCOUNT of MANUFACTURERS
" Special important auction sale of Of ass
sILYgRPLATED wARR.
TABLE CUTLERY. &c
On TUESDAY WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY.
NAV 10 20. and 81 at 10 O'Clock q. m.
10 Jou recently occupied bv Simpson H,
Miller consisting full line pitchers.
saves butter dishes baskets gobe eassssa
spoons, forks ladies'. &c
best manufacturer
DUBLIC AUCTION.-WILL BE SOLD AT
Il PUBLIC AUCTION by Depsrment Public Works
WEDNESDAY Mar 90 1874 II O'Clock IN the PlPB rAke
Of 24th-st Ba,t River tot old CAST anl WROUGHT hoh
HORSES For al particulars CITY RECORD Copies
for No. 3 City Hal
New-York tribune., 1874-05-19
NEw-YoRK LIVE STOCK MARKETS


BEEYES-rhe fresh offerings yesterday and TODAY
$50 cars 1870 head5O at Jersey CITY, and
ODe-hundrcdth-st., and 16 2Gi head
arrived at WeehawkeD Saturday The total for the
393 against 930 last week, aud 94l for the
spending week last year. From Wednesday 20 Friday,
Inclusive beeves received and sold az runOusiy
low figures. losing in instances as much $50 per
carload beside the freight aud expenses number OF
carloads held back upward OF 20 cars, originally
intended for this market, sold In Baltimore ana
Phadelpha, ana with falling of in the weeks total
OF nearly 1000 head the market mas recovered from the
decline OF the middle OF the week and closes moderately
firm last Mondays quotations Including several
urine drOves and some pretty common lots Of Texans
aud coarse Missouri cattle the average quality was
about falr but equal To the offerings Wednesday
and Tbursday Last Native and sold
I1aI2sc 10 to dress Sc to So ID, with few Of the best
ct I9s al3c fat stifed bulls at SIC y n, live weight
and common good Texas and Cherokee cattle al ..
lie 10 dress 50 10 81 ID.
Toe droyes at Oue-hundredh-st were % cars for T.
q Eastmau 10 cars for siege Moses. Is cars for
Brewer ellis, 10 cars for LIVINGSTON 10 cars Tor
y Hunter and cars for W " Woods. And VI. b. DOty
haa cars that arrived by Erie Railway Saturday
n q Eastman sold has own account ~ ILLINOIS
.tecrs = cwI average at II ollie N l59 aoa ewt.,
a. uQlI!c., and l9l do, Z. eWt'i az !Ia44.V'
New-York tribune., 1874-05-19
Chanres ton Business Men

NNANTED-A few industrious, enterprising
w young having small capital 70 South Amenea 70 ca
gage COFFEB CULTURE all expenses paid land Tree aestby
p4rcuars address A. FOR t~o days Tribune
Ohee.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-19

oors tnsp baI noe shove below the erane quoteL
sALKs rRKsKsr DELIVERY. -
New-York tribune., 1874-05-19
8, AND 10 PER CENT
CINCINNATI CITY LOAN.

THR AMERICAN EXCHANGE NATIONAL BANK,
No. l2S BROADWAY, NEw-Y April 20 1874.
THIS BANK WILL RECEIVE SRALED PROPOSALS for ONE
MILLION DOLLARS 730 BONDS THE CITY OF CINCINNATI
1909, principal payable bAaE
cordsnce with the annexed advertisements
Bids under and accrued interest will be opened the Goth
May proL at ~ O'Clock N.
E WILSON Cashier
CTNcIsSAr April is, 1874
The undersigned Board Trustees appointed for that purpose Offer
for sale ONE MILLION DOLLARS Of the Bonds Of City
Cincinnati bearing 30 payable emiannualy
the American Rrehsuge National These
part authorized be made by this city for
Of railroad connecting with the States mmeately
isolate which,
completed WI add wealth and population.
been confirmed decisions Of the Supreme Court OF Oho the
Court Of
The city had population Of 2l9 600 largely
Increased by additional surrounding H. and By ~ natural
growth Is population and that Of Immediately adjacent
less than 100000 Its iTab property $500 OOOOOO The
600 indebtedness than f7OOOOOO Its
penses about 81, ,OOOO OOO including interest s tebt
VITA bonds proposed viii form arstclAss
Investment
through which the road the holders Of these
bonds by len the entire road that they com
bne the security both Of a and OF city debt
Full this be had Application az
the Exchange National Bank through shcl the bonds
MILES GREENWOOD, I
WILLIAM HOOPER,
X NJ. BISHOP Trustees.
T. 4. FERGUSON
PHILIP HBIDELBACH !
New-York tribune., 1874-05-19
Hi5cell


4 GENTLEMAN and wife desire the charge
N of HOUSE essfs for the Summer oexes
me. REFERENCES C. r. Tribune Ohce
Jersey STOCK FOR SALE.-A few head
D ofCOWs and HEIFgR CALVES $l25 70 800 eses.
c,lve $50 10 slOO. wM B. s. BBEKMAh ssagerues Ulses
County, Nes-YOrk.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-19
THE MARKETS.
lCaremnr reported ior THK rHiBUSR
RECEIPTS OF DOMESTIC PRODUCE.
STATEMENT OF EXPORTS.


The following complete list Of e12or.s sap2sl vessels winch
were cleared to-laY foreign ports.
CAPE HAYrI-sch0oner Porto Plata. ..
New-York tribune., 1874-05-19
Removals.
MlarpIe Gno Sldte Hlantels.

HlarpIe GnG Slate Hlantrls.
KLABER, f3t East Eighteenth ST, near
"a Ir-sye selling ami manuiacaung al kad. Of MARBLE
and MARBLRIZBD ANfELS Marble Work greatly
reduced prices. Marble lurnz Tor the trade
n extensive stock of MANTELS (Slate and
~ Marbe-novel end unique designs, reaced prees Wash
PEhRlHS SLArB OOh
PANY Uaion square, Fourhye. aud Seyenteenthst n Y
ali. KINDS of MARBLE and Marbelized
"A work ami sold competitive Droes st
KLABER Co.'S Marble Works, Nos 2lI TO 223 Wee
Fifyarss Broadway and Eghthave DnmondCuttns
Machine 10 operation.
CTEWARTs Slate Mantels, Marble and Wood
and designs the lowest S2O and Izl
Westr third between Seventh and Bghth-aye%
New-York tribune., 1874-05-19
furuuure.
Drn Sooos.

NINE. DEMOREST's GRAND OPENING At
vi her IL Ba Poareenst betsesn bro.'vv
and Fifth-ave.. W EDNESDAY, May 20
New-York tribune., 1874-05-19
OrVcg st. Loris. Arrow. AID TEHRs HATE
RAILROAD tOaPtST. NJ. Lurfs Apul 20, 1874. }
H-nTTrE u - karnl.y ,i,ron thar tho AMI Al
STATEMENT OF C0NDL,LaIQ,NS, C0N,a ,S,S}G, OF REGlS RES

o'V-'f w
Net required 20 policies in force. ascrr
is7I'. ..................... 2,Ol6,l64 10
Amoas "a | s St M ~ I Govs-rp,nt Bonis 2OGl 1851
s,r,n. an hsnt M tbs uen.men .......... 1876 30
New-York tribune., 1874-05-19

ELkCTION.-Notice is hereby given that an
~ ELECTION vii be held at the omee Of the Sh"-YoRN
MONDAY u JUSE II o'clock noon, for llf-
TEEN DIRECTORS ~ said Company tor tn then ensuing year aud Tor
two INSPECTORS OF ELEC TON i0r 1870
The will be closed .Fom Mv - June lS7i Dsed
Apul p. 1874 JEREMIAH T. hoblSSoA' fre@aen|
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-11
apished language recommending the society to

finished language recommending the society to
the support OF our citizens.
VIM. 5. McCaulley, ESQ, made some interest,
ing statements concerning society for historical
purposes which formerly existed in this city, and
to which large number of books had been do
mated which properly revered to this society, Ac-
cordingly Mr.. McCaulley, Col Grimshaw and DIR.
Bush were appointed a committee to endeavof
to procure said books.
VIM NJ. Reynolds, d. D., translator OF Acre
Illus History of New Sweden, was elected m
honorary member.
After the meeting number OF members OF
the society and the guests from distance unit
ed in subscription banquet at Mr. Robinson's,
at which Joseph J. Mickley, Esq, Addison May,
Esq, OF West Chester, Anthony NJ. Higgine
ESQ.,, Dir. Collins and others were present Al
ter the supper, some Of the party returned te
the society rooms and participated in social con
yersarion until a late hour.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-11
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
umsrroaa Hours.
rnArsa LEAVE wnYrseroN.


TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON.
sa s-s rork.-l.sl, A. VI, ia.l7, ia'Aa o-As, r. M,
Nor PAiiadslpkia. ESQ, sla, $50. 1880. A.
NJ; 12.1T, 1249 q T. b.42, T.20, $40 P A. Sundays
1,ei, A. NJ; 400, $50, a.sn, ?. NJ.
For Bdittmors.--12.os, Is, lv.02, A. Mi LIS
$50, ITO, p. undays, 12b2, 2:rs, A. NJ.
rOr Fash'ugton.-12.52, 2nS A ". 1850 l.sS,
$40, IL. /. NJ. u1days, 1889, 2.0a A. NJ
For feiasvare r. R.--o00 io.lo, A. NJ; $40, r.
NJ. No sunday trains. =,
For Nso castle.-b.oo, loi0 A. NJ. l,ao, GO T. Nj.
No Sunday trains. =,
2s0. o.1b, P. NJ. No Sunday train.
For Wilmington d Western r. h--ie.so Nj a.%,
p. NJ. No sunday trains
TRAINS ARRIVE Al wilanefus
From gess York.-i.oS, A. NJ; asa Lib, TFo, T.
NJ. Sundays. l.oS, A. N.
From PAilaieslhia.--12.42, l.b3, eo6 A. NJ; Su0
NJ; 1854 -. so5 5.l5, esh 100, SID, ll.eo T. Nj
Sundays, II AZ, 15s 1905, A. NJ. ll.Oo, I. NJ
From hr' Deposit-s.o4. A. M. NO sunuay Tram
From Baltimore. - 1.2i, l0.25, A. M. 1907, lsso
From Washington. - i.a, A. M. 1z0s, lsso, esSz
qaO p NJ Sunday ,1.g1, A. NJ; e.2n, T. NJ. .
Fv,rl Dstatpdre R. R-10.lb, A. NJ; bo, e.oV, 4
NJ, No sunday trains. -
Nom Nesc Caale.-S.0O, 1915, A. M. SOU, o.oo
pm. No Sunday trains. :,
FTom WsImln1ton d Reading R. r.. $50, A. NJ.
| leo, I IS, P. M. No Sunday trains.
| From, Wilmington d Western r. R.--'.oo A. NJ.
| s.it P. M. No Sunday trains
| LEAVE PHILADELPHIA FOR WILMINGTON.
la40, $50, 1os0 A. M; lab, 2.so. 400, olo. 90.
a.4b. ss0 u.so. p NJ. sundays l2.Ao, $50 A. M; vs.
/ ll.R0 p. M.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-11
societies.
mxrrINns rHIs EYeNINo.

Fairfax Lodge, No. 8, |. 0. o. r., at Odd Eel
lows's Hall.
Columbia Lodge, No. %, /. o. 0. p, at Odd
Fellows' Hall.
Delaware Tribe, No. /, l. 0. R. NJ, at Red
Mems Hall, 415 Market
Washington Council, No. 4, o. u A NJ, at
Mechanics Hall.
511 Market street.
Lenape Tribe, No 8, l. o. R. NJ, in sayille
Building.
Wilmington Mutual Aid Society, at 4o4 Market
street.
Excelsior Lodge, No. I, X. of p, at Knights OF
Pythias Hail, al Market street.
Washington Camp, P. o. s. Of A., ut McCiary t
Building.
Pioneer Council, No. /, Soyereigns Of Indus
try, at McClary's Building.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-11
woman,s Temperance Um.om.

WEDNESDAYS MEETINC.--THE PUBLIC MERrISue
coMNIrrEE coSTISyEp-vIsrr TO A SISTER IN
TROUBLE
At the meeting of the Woman's Temperance
Union, on Wednesday, letter from Emma
Worrell, sent to the laet meeting, and referred
to this, together with copies received from the
National Temperance Society OF New York, OF
memorial addressed to the Us. House OF Repre-
sei.tatives to prohibit by appropriate leglsla-
ton, the manufacture, importation aud sale OF
all alcoholic bevei ages, in the District OF Colum-
bia, and throughout the territories Of the United
states under the. immediate jurisdiction of tho
National Government and also, petition to the
House of Representatives respecting the Senate
bll now pending upon the calendar Of the
House to provide for Commission Of Inquiry
concerning the liqaor traffic that this petition
| NAV help TO influence Congress To pass the oll
which is already through the Senate, were read
| aud reconsidered.
The President and Secretary were instructed
! to sign the petition to the House on behalf OF
the Onion. Similar petitions and the memorial
| were directed to be circulated for signatures and
sent to Washington. and also TO circulate mdus-
triousy petitions to Congress and those 70 ouI
State Legislature, 70 be presented upon thel
| resssembling at Dover.
Mrs. Moore made report OF the public tenn
perance meeting at the City Hall on Sunday last
in which the belief was stated that such meetngi
sre doing good, and the committee was conun
ued
A committee was appointed to visit sister ii
trouble, and try TO induce her to substitute
| small eating house and sell coffee at nye cents
cup instead Of n mug OF beer for the same price
Earnest exhortstions TO renewed zeal wer
given by several persons, accompanied with re
grets that so many good christian women are 70
busy with their own interests to make the snnsl
sacrifice of time which only is needed TO accom-
/. plish vast amount Of good to the eommunit
in which they live. Encouraging and hopefr
words were also spoken and before the elose {
the meeting proposition came up that each on
present should bring two more persons to Il
a next meeting.