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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-07
CLOSING PRICEs-3 O'CLOCK PM
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton Quict-Flour Unchanged-vVheat
and Corn Werc Lower-Oats Firm
Pork and Lard Easier and Quict-Gro-
ceries Quiet but Firm-Petrolcum
Easier-Naval Stores Firmer-Freights
Quiet and Easier-Metals Inactive.
Wool Eirm-Whiskcy Lower.
FRIDAY, Feb. 6-P. NJ.
The markets were generally dull and prices Of
many KINDS Of merchandise favored the buyer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-07

For future delivery oasis mddng) sales have
been as follows evening alter three o'clock-
Total 2io0 bales To-day to three oclock.February
100 short notice. at l5c March, 200 l55Sc 600 ut
10 96c 100 at is 732c 800 at Is 96c 200 at 732c 800
at l5c TO at Is l532c 200 at is 7l6c TOO at Is l632c
AnEs s e q &C., # g t % At 4 ss 6
iS,sc 100 at ls 5sac 800 At Is 7.isc iOS at iSsc
June, 200 at is l5.l6c. July, 600 at HMc
Total, lilOO bales Grand total 1880 bales
lc. 10 hamburg by steam &c a lc; by sail, Mc lc
by steam, I'D by sail, I'D. The receipts at the ports
We're -Gslyeston 2459 bales; New Orleans II Os6; Mo-
ton, lb5 Norfolk 24lO; New York Ils2; Boston, IS;
philadelphia, 26s Total, 22s,77; this day last week,
CoFFEE-The market to-day was quiet for all descrip
tons, but exhbited change We note sales Of
Contest both on private terms We quote Rio ordi-
nary cargOes, 24c 24ac fair do 254c. 2515c good
do 264c 261sc prime do, &c 272c extreme range
for lots 24c gold per h. 60 and 80 days credit
Sc Csyien, &c sc. Maracaibo S55Sc a Sc La.
guayra, &c 28c Jamaica, 25c. BIC; St. Domingo.
4c axe. Porto Rico, 261sc Nzc Costa Rica 261Sc.
a 21ac; Mexican 26c. q &c; AngOstura &c. 2Sc:
sayanilla, 2sc 21ac; Curacao 26c &c. gold, 6O.and
CoPr.R-Market quiet but about steady Lake quoted
at 24c 25c with sales in lots OF 100000 lbs prices
FLOUR AND GRAIN-Recei pts-Flour, 1911 bbls wheat
1890 bushels corn 81 200 40 oats 1900 do barley,
without decided change. The sales were about $500
bbs including all kinds at prices within the range of
the appended quotations Corn meal remained quiet,
but was held with continued confidence; of Western l26
,aaIA netx,nfa tarn NNn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-07
FATAL RAILROAD CASUALTY.

Yesterday morning william Renault, a lad seven
years Of age, died In Bellevue Hospital from
compound fracture Of the left leg and other In
iuries said to have been caused ny being accident
ally run over, IN West Tenth street, near Fourth
street, on the 27th day OF November last by one
OF the cars OF the BeecKer street aud Fulton ferry
line. Coroner Croker was notified. Tu0 pareutA
live at No. 20j West Tenth street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-07
FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL
Money Abundant and Cold
Strong.
GOVERNMENT BONDS FIRM.
Railroad Bonds in Good Demand.
Stocks Quiet.
WALL STREET.

FRIDAY, Feb 6-6 +. M.
Until noon the range in the prices OF stocks to-
day was rom n to 80 per cent. Afterwards there
was reaction. The best description OF the work
Of the day, however, is to be had from the quota
tiOns which are as follows: New York Central sold
at 1O4 1O4H 1O37s 1O4H. Quicksilver at 341 a 34'
Atlantic and Pacific at 1871 1871 a 1884, Harlem
was strong az I25 a 1901 a 1914 Erie was steady
at 49X q 495s. Lake Shore was likewise steady at
S2k 82Z. Wabash showed but slight change.
Northwest common moved from 59h to 59H, clos
ing at 59x The preferred moved from I3h to
TAX. st. Paul advanced to 4sA and the preferred
to 1884, Rock Island closed at 1O7h. New Jersey
Central moved from 1864 to 1861 and closed at
LOG. Union Psciic reached 49, c., G. and !. q. was
steady at 31sS 3lX. Western Union went to u
and ended at 1917.
Gold to-day ranged between 1117S 1l1% The
close was at the latter figure. The rates paid for
carrying were A, Az, A. 2 and per cent. There is
much talk about higher prices, but we note no
indication OF a purpose to advance them. AS I'D
stocks, the market belongs to few.
OPERATIONS OF THE GOLD EXCHANGE BANK TO-DAY.
Gold balances. SI,lIo,fof
Currency balances. l,2Ie'4fl
Gross ClearanceS. Io'o'4,oVo
CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT
Currency exchanges. 80 90.
Currency bolances ........,.......... S,039,967
Gold exchan0es .........,.,,,....... 1910, 264
Gold balances NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1,129,07S
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-07
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

New ORLEANS. Feb G. 1874
Cotton active and hrmer; supply poor; middng
157sc. low midding l4ac; good ordinary, l3hc Net
receipts II os6 bales; gross IL 4s Expors-To Great
Britain LAS; to the Continent 1000; to France 1851,
Sales, 1000; last evening 1900 Stock, 3iS3l Weekly
Net receipts. 63324 bales; gross 67,5l5 Exports-To
Great Britain, "a OIL TO the Continent Sll5; to France
3O72 coastwise, 7,l77. Sales, a, coo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-07
FIN ANCIAL.

A LII SPECTATORS SHOULD CALL OR SEND FOR
~ copy oil "How Fortunes Are Made In Wall street,"
Stock Privileges negotiated at lowest market rates.
L. w. HAMILTON CO., 48 Broad street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-07
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET -LIvERPooL. Feb. G.
Evening. Spirits turpentinc, 3os per cw
LONDON PRODUCE MARKEr.-LoNDoN, Feb 6-Evening.-
Spirits turpentinc opened 3Ss 3Ss 3D. and closed
at Jos. Sd. per cwt sperm oil, fg7 per ton.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-07

was we're s
sss TsS;ss sns
sas. only s sSout a Bushels q "
S y S %ss ss r %h hs az az
9 Srs but Ssssd rmeT The sales
white ana state with wheat in Bar Bar
ley was firmly held but prices were nominal in the alb;
500 bushels Jesey 10 inc extent Of
eshs and e6arers and rates we're easier e eosnS
very weak, both for accommodation the berth and
st%sHs
beef the rate eOa for 81 grain Peha was S
asked which was far above the views of exporters BY
i SS q 9eSs and e By :s e
a al @ DPS TO OF cS2 at b. s. sa S
grain at I'D # to Bristol! 3d. 80 bSs Of pork
only "%efs S1 fs
s ri fees to Ut M and The GgG
tn me 1Sr and b to the an bark hence
bark hence to 6sdis cargo OF Slaves rate sup
pIsa r moderately active for
fsy ss E ES al Sis ~ s,s
No No do 81 g g! 81 Is No sdo sl2 shore
5 and a asa s' Bank s so.ts sanA cod 80 81
aay %s
mfs; r. 81 lIsht S S &C. ssss Iss
Manila placed at 5sc. FOLD which was the cur.
Ss WIZ FsIs sSt and and S1 aa nS
% at n G% % @ Sa rm s g a sSl
oash u Mh VERY w ns at this The
at 2Hc currency and Loo bales siec., currency,
My hSP hay continued in de-
however, exhibited no material change. We QIote:-
spSHsE aay Ts sy Ssalit s q a.
SOC 81 for L long rye c sSc for short dol Soc Csc
'0f market Continued quiet and easy The
Sn mcms. s past on hr tse Of =.
days and eOoo Rio Grande, to arrive at a5c g days.
PFes'
has been in the both Of
OPS bales Of domostcs and the Imports so bales
1ns total mr. s%ss f Of @
nats to trade =. Is The s Is pcs chief %s
v.s ,a
81 bSshs Brewers sf in
to @ Fc hsr their sre
per Sn T. is believed that the lager brewers who
wheat effect, this will have upon the retail trade
apHe se1s at ef me sn Of @ to bales Ssp P
Sda G r the sx weight b of the bales
Of $50 se ese
the that s see
especially it our own market , keeps up We guoe-
to nf% Sr coca c q Sn0 yeanss &C. e Sd
&C.. l5c; Bayarians genuinc Soc; 4c. do; patenD.
BIC 35c. English &c. &c. Belgans, Soc. 3lc.
Californians good to choice i5c. 5Oc do low 70 fair
35c u Acc per h.
LEArnER-rherc has been no particular change in the
arket either as regards the demand or prices current
quoted as follows ,@Bucnos Ayres light weights 27sc
&c middle do, 2s1ac. 3Dc. heavy do, Tsc. &c;
California light, &c. a 26dc. middle do, &c. DC
heavy do. &c T13c. common hide, light 251ac 26c
continues In fair demand and prices steady
LEAp-Market quiet, quoted at &c &c, gold for
American.
MoLAssEs-Tradc to-day has been moderately fair, In a
jobbng way and prices were quoted steady. stock OF
foreign very high. We quote :-Cuba, centrifugal and
mixed old crop lsc lSc; do do, new CROP &c 800;
SIC. do muscovado refining, old crop, 2c. 25c; do
DO new crop, soc sc do, grocery, old crop, Zoe
S s &C. English Islands lisa DO do 2ec 5c; New Or
NAVAL STOREs-On Change to-day the market for
spirits Of turpentne ruled mode ratey active. and
buy ey,nced no disposition to Pay heard Of sales
$50 bbs az 6c; and to-day 80 bills. to arrive, at &c.
ana W. bhla. BUYERS QQtoR for March. at o3c Rosin
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-07
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

(NOPARTNERSHIP NOTICE
~ Eastern Hotel Nos. and South street and 80 to
Ga Whitehall street, New YorkJohn H. Belts has this
day taken into partnership his brother, James &. Bets
having of lease of the Eastern Hotel
years The business OF Hotel proprietors and
Wine and Spirit will hereafter be conducted
under the Arm name OF ]. II. Belts 4 Brother.
JOHN II. RETrS,
EEaRuARY Z 1915 JAMES 9. RETrSe
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-07

The quotations based cotton in running in
quality not than half grade above below the
grade quoted. Owing to slight improvement in the
tone OF Liverpool adyices the market for future de-
veries opened Lice higher but subsequently, under the
influence Of increased offerings this Advance not
only lost but the market closed weak at decline of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-07

AT the Produce Exchange there was almost
no inquiry Tor most articles. with very
little activity in any. Flour was dull
and heavy. Wheat was dull ana decidedly
lower There was scarcely any demand for ship
ments, while the receipts were fair. The offerings
were pretty heavy, and consisted almost entirely
OF car wheat, which was pressed for sale at the
reduced prices-the market being in favor Of the
buyer Corn was also dull and decidedly lower for
both Old and new-the former, however, being
wholly nominal Oats were comparatively steady
Whiskey easier fair business done at the
decline Pork and lard dull and lower and there
very little disposition to purchase at the de-
cline Groceries quiet to-day but prices not
materially changed Cotton was quiet and easy both
mand but the market closed lower and easy. Naval
stores moderately active and frmer Metals
small lots, and The market was firm "D ''''''
for
prices ruling steady at 64c a &C. -, ,u,o, 30.
either a; the ana
ias E Ro%s% q
cs ana ms ss H "
mixed ~ s,c: III gold SSns,svidso, 2ss; ssc.
&c Hssn0f hog aW Western &c.
has Only moderate and
prices were unchanged, excepting for amantines,
w Uaent % So s seaTne &c. se panc &C.
adamantine IL II and l6 ozs, at from is1sc. I3c.
GoRDAcE-A moderate trade has been consummated
We quote Manila large and small sizes, i6;c. i7}c
aC 0G s N New arfsa Manila
iShc; Russia ia bolt rope nc cotton
instances where milsd purchases were made to pro
from spnners was hight while the offerings more
plentiful Ordinary was offered at figures warranting
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Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1874-10-29
Accident ON the Ae-
Okuk Il Des Moines IL. IL.
!, FREIGHT TRAIN DITCHED AND
NINE CARS WRECKED.
TWO MEN BADLY BURNED, AND ONE
BURNED TO DEATH.

The following particulars in refer
ence to terrible accident, we gather
from the Blade:
The eastward bound freight train,
consisting oftwenty. cars and the
way, which has lately been put on
the *. IL ID. NJ. Ry., between Ottum-
wa aud Des Moines, was throw n
from the track at Comstocks, small
station midway between Eddyville
and Ottumwa, on Tuesday night Of
Inst week, at 20 minutes past II
O'clock, and the engine and nine cars
loaded with potatoes made a COM
plete wreck. AL. fully, brother
in-law Of the writer was the engineer
Lew Weane his fireman.; and n
brakeman named Morris O'Neil was
on the engine with them. There lisa
heavy gr.td5 just this side OF Com
stocks, and rs this train rarely ever
stops there at night, 1t was jogging
along ut the rate Of about eighteen
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1874-10-29
For the Knoxville Journal.
The sphere Of woman.

You tell me you do not believe
in woman suffrage. Have you any
objection to giving me your reasons
for unbelief?"
81 don't think 1t is wonan's
sphere"
What is woman's sphere =?
Please define It. If j am wrong i'm
my opinions i anxiously desire to be
set right
"Well woman's place is at home,
and not running about the streets
and doing mans business, and trying
to be man."
"Will giving women the right to
vote produce that effect upon
them?o
"Of course 1t will-they will all
want to be Congressman, or go to
the Legislature, or be judges or
something, and who will nurse the
children and keep the house In
order"
"That reminds me of the opposi-
ton of a noble lord in the British
Parliament when bill was present
ed asking that the right of suffrage
be granted to the common people.
Why exclaimed the Lord, IL we
enfranchise our servants who will
black our boots?'" All men i'm the
United States without distinction of
race, color or former condition are
now entitled to a vote-and yet boot
! blacks are clamoring for work.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1874-10-29

On motion tho Board adjourned sine die.
@. III. ROBINSON, Auditor.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-21

Hog killing has begun.
geaford has f,lthy prison cel,s.
poh.,, ,o,,,,a,s;,,rs t.,ou ,,a..s 81, a..rvason,s
e-' W. c,--.-
",e 'ooa"s ~ .eA
chancellor SALISBURY Is domchea AZ DoYer'
Two revival meetings are ia progress st Sea
ford.
There are about 400 Good rsmplsrs in the
State.
The new shsriifs Of the lower soanfies have
been sworn in
The eolorea peonle have dedicated their new
church at Dover.
Tba late g I aarm.n ~ C,svton. had his ,fs
;nsnrsd sor over S6 0o0.
John stoc.,av has baan s,os,ad oysesaar of
ths a,ssas aanntv almshonss
'-u M '','9'- 0''',' sl.' Il, .., l.,
Inc lover oulhet psnu VIII srs oo"so'' IA
'''s 80 10" 49, 49, - -, -..s'.. ,,.,t
rroi. wests Paroon ~ snslei '.ou " ''' ou''
hs says ne "ih leave inc oea'e '"'o'e''
The Smyrna Episcopal Sunday School i<pre-
paring for Christmas entertaiilne"''
Two steamers per week are 70 be run from
Lewes to New York after the Let prox.
Georeetown has two applicants for clerkahips
at Dover. Seaford one. and Lewes one,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-21
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

Let no one fail to hear sermon, somewhere,
tp-morrow
Governor Cochran will be inaugursted on the
second Tuesday in January. -a
The Episcopal Sunday Schools gather at St.
Andrews tomorrow afternoon.
Three "drunks" and forty-four dodgers was
the police report this morning.
The painters brush has been applied to sever
Al Market street fronts within the past few days.
There ought to be more sympathy aud identity
Of interest between Wilmington and the Penin-
suls-
There ID no greater instance OF perseyering
effort and unselfsb interest extant in this city
than that OF Eli Crozer in behalf OF the Soldiers
aud Sailors Monument.
John @. Jackson, Of Hockessin, is invited to
deliver discourse at Longwood, on Sunday
November 29th, AT 2.30, p. NJ Subject "The
Universal Reign OF Law"
The Episcopal Church at Millsboro', Sussex
Oounty, will be ready for consecration at the
Bishops next visit to the Parish
Is is understood that Miss Bette Goodrich,
the sweet singer Of Washington, who was
formerly a member Of the choir Of the West
Church, will sing solo in that Church to-mor-
row morning.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-21
'r.m WILMINGTON, DEL, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 81 1874

Of other heavy manufacturers to keep company
with Morris, Tasker & Go. and similar disgnsted
parties. Extravaganza and bad management
everywhere, that is the story In little.
gagement at the ssWalnut" He has acted but
one new part-in piece of English extraction
called sRed Tape" In 1t he plays the role Of
an out-at-elbows and almost equally out-of-wits
lawyer. He has been very successful In it. It
is not one OF the broad comedy parts, wherein
he has won most OF his reputation, but rather .
piece of serio-comic acting, such as hiH Bob
TVke in 1.-THE School OF Reform" ispRI
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-21
QUOTATIONS AT THE BRAND


The argument for the defence in the trial Of
the safe burgulary conspirators was continued
yesterday BY Mr.. Smithers. The theory set up
in his speech was that the affair was planned by
Hayes and Benton for the purpose Of extorting
blackmail from Columbus Alexander that
neither Harrington nor whitley had any con-
nection with it, and that HaITington's action
really saved Mr.. Alexander from being trapped
by the burglars
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-21

Grand Opera House John Alien
Winter clothing-Bennett Co, Phls
Coal-Geo w Bush Il son
Hardware-W II Billanv
scotch-soled gatsrs-E Crawford
Bazaar at West Presbyterian Church
Houses for rents w Nc c'aulley
Mortgages for SALE 7 Head
For rent-House on shallcross avenue
Carpets shaken-Ferry. Breviiy.
Substantial clothiDg-Gouertt Brevity
Bottom prices-P Pennington, Breyity
Fall overcoats-Bayne, Brevity
Coarse boots--W A Turner, Brevity
Flannel shirts-Doughtel, Brevity
Primera cigars-SiDgies Son. Brevity
Fine funi ure-Enterprise o. Brevity
WhitmRn's oonfections-Mias Maxwell, Breyity
Sewing machines-Grover a Baker. Brevity
Beaver cloths-W NJ Kennard Co, Breylty
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-21
Churches Tomorrow.

On account OF the children's United Service
at st. Andrews, there will be ~ evening service
at Calvary.
Rev. Dr. Riley, OF Mexico, will preach at 6t.
Andrews p. e. church, at 10. 80. a 10.
Rev. ]. Addison Whitaker. OF holla Missouri,
will preach In the 1st Presbyterian church, at
10. 80 and 7.30.
Rev. A. D. Pollock. d. D., viii preach at West
Presbyterian church, at 1890, a N.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-21

BIRDsBoRo. - In felicitating notice of
Brdsboro the Pioneer says Within this period
.lhrea years) the place WAS Incorporated, two
large blast furnaces aud several hundred houses
were erected. New streets are opened and
grading and paving them is constantly in prog
ress. When the iron works and other Industries
are in full operation, from 100000 to $4,000
are paid monthly to the employees. The popu-
lation Of the town is from 1900 20 1000.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-21

The Supreme Court Of Ohio has just decided
that sending dun TO man ON postal card ir
unlawful, as well as saucy.
Mra- Abraham Lincoln was In Chattanooga
yesterday on her way to Florida, where Hhe will
spend the winter.
The Total Abstinence Centennial Fountain in
Fairmount Park, is to be of Tyrolean inarbie,
and onst @14000 In gold.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-21

NEW CHAPEL AT MoDowEILvIILE.-Bethe A.
II. Z. Church purposes 10 build chapel at Nc
powevlle the lot costing f270., and tho build
ing 5000 At the church, tomorrow, the new
work will be specially commended to favor aud
two prominent preachers Of the connexion, Rev.
Theodore Gould, and Rev. ]. W. Whitten, both
.! Philadelphia will be present.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-21
SECOND EDITION.


PRICE OF GOLD TO-DAY,
New roRx. Nov. 81.
Gold, to-day, $l.1IsS
LONDON FINANCIAL QUOTATIONS. -ro-pAY
Furnished by Merrick, johnson q Co., Bankers and
Brokers, sth and Market sts.l
LONDON, 1880, p. NJ. Nov. q.
1865 8, ioeh 1s67's 1895 Ten-forties lo41(
New Elves 1osH Erie preferred AZ Common
26H. Market quiet and steady.
F'RANKFoRT, Nov. q.
United States 6-20's of 1852, es. Strong.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-21

Coal IN WILMINGTON AND PHILADELpHA.-
We insert, to-day, an advertisement of Geo. W.
hush 4 Son, showing difference in the price OF
coal, here and In Philadelphia of 30 cents
on stove, and so cents on nut, in our
favor, which is remarkable when we
. lnslder til at we are 20 miles farther from the
mines than Philadelphia, 10 these dull times,
it il satisfaction to know that we can get more
ooal for our money than any other city as far
from the sources Of supply as Wilmington.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-21

The hens have evidently not heard OF the
Democratic victories. They are laying higher
priced eggs than before the election.
There is no truth in the report that Charlie
Ross has been discovered in Quebec
Shade Westmoreland WAS hanged yesterday at
Chattanooga, for the murder Of VIM. Ember-
ling, In 1872. He made long and rambling
speech on the gallows, asserting that he did the
deed In self defence.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-21

Collision AND Suir.-A collision took place, on
Thursday night, at the mouth OF the Ohristiana,
between vessel OF the Electric Line, and the
lime schooner Annie and Ann. Yesterday, at
the suit OF the Electric Line Company, U. s.
Marshal Dunn seized the schooner, and libeed
her for the damage. She was towed In and tied
up ut the wharf.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-21

ACCIDENTAL OUrnSd.-James Keelan, and
Charles Strsdley aged 16 and 10, respectively,
poyed in W. A. Turner d Co.'s shoe factory,
we're engaged in some banter, when stradley ac-
cldentally cut Keelan with his shoe knife, max
ing slight cut on the top OF the shoulder, and
deep cash under the arm. Stradley has a good
name in the shop, and all the hands agree that
It waA an accident
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-21

REVIVAL Nj MiErINa.-on to- morrow evening
revival meeting opens at Asbury church. The
morning sermon will be presided by DIR. Lowery.
S'dndard and IN tho evening Rev. Geo. Hughes
will preach. Both are members OF the Associa-
ton for the Promotion OF Holiness
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-21

HE aoss 10 BALTIMORE TO HEAR REV. DIR. TIFFANY
WASHINGTON, Nov. q.
The President and several members OF the
Cabinet go to Baltimore this afternoon, to hear
Rev. Dr. Tiffany's Grafton in aid Of the Washing
ton Monument fund
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-21

EPISCOPAL CHILpRENs UNION SERvIoE.-A
gathering of the children connected with the
Episcopal churches of Wilmington, will be held
tomorrow evening, at ~ o'clock, at st. An
drews church. Addresses will be delivered by
Bishop Lee, Rev. Dr. Riley, OF Mexico, and Rev.
T. Gardiner Littell.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-21

HEMARKABLF CONFESSIONAL yonng lady of
the city OF Wilmington has recently been wooed
aud won by a gentleman, formerly OF Milford,
but before she surrendered she demonstrated
her sense of spirit by converting him from a
tobacoo.chewing Democrat to an anti-tobacco
Repnblican-Milf0rd Ne,os.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-21

SOME MISIsrRRIAL GossIP.-The Milford
Ne,cs has been cOllating ministerial gossip. 1t
rays Dover wants to retain Rev. @. ID. Watson,
and Milford wants him, with the prospect that
he will remain where he is Rev. Robt. W. Todd is
willing to serve the Milford church efforts are
being made TO transfer Rev. L. Stubbs to the
ihlladelphia Conference, and dozen churches
IN this Conference want him and it ia rumored
That Rev. ]. II, Lightbourne, now at Cumber-
land, Nd, is coming East again.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-21
boiler ExpIosions.


ONE KILLED AND SEVERAL INJURED.
+. New YORK, Nov. 81.
A boiler In soap works in Jersey City ex
ploded to-day killing colored woman and
slightly injuring several others
ANOTHER FATAL ONE IN OHIO.
CINorssATI, Nov. q.
Two miners at Lawrence, Ohio, were killed by
boiler explosion In the mine.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-21

sErosT on THE SIGNAL sKRvIoH
wAsHrssTos, nov. ~,
Probabilities For Middle Statss, gsnsrkly
clear and cold weather with south-ssst or north
east winds and slight changes in barometer.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-21
FOURTH EDITION.


MR. RICHARD HARRINGTON PLEADs HIS OWN oAvsE.
WAsuNaTos, d. O., Nov. 21.
MI. Harrington made an eloquent speech in the
Criminal Court, defending himself from the
charges brought against him, in the safe-burgla-
nv casa
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-21

REVENUE ARRRsr.-Timothy Q. Herbert resi-
ding at Armstrong; Corner, near Mlddletown,
had hearing before U. ). Commissioner Smith,
yesterday, ON the charge of selling liquor, with
out the payment Of the U. s. special tax He
was held in $500 for Court.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-21
Spain.

PUTTING THE EDITORS UNDER BAN.
MADRID, Nov. a.
The editors Of three newspapers have been ar
ested for violating the press law.