Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-03
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Asylum Lodge, No. 49, l. o. o. f., at odd
Fellows Hall, Sd and King street.
Good Intent Division No. 3, s. Of T., MeCla-
rvs Building.
Humanity Circle, B. U. c. a. Hall 50i Market
street.
Lincoln Lodge, No. 3, Il. of F., at knights Of
Pythias Hall, 2ll Market street.
American star Lodge, No. /, A. o. OF G. +. at
McClaIys Building.
Columbia Lodge No. 70, /. 0. c. T., 1T Fifth
and Market Streets
Wellington Lodge No. l, A. p A., sayille's
Building.
SENATOR SALISBURY AT DELMAn-On satt,r-
day evening last Senator salisbury ad lressed a
Democratic meeting at Delnar which lad been
previously announced. In the afternoon he
spoke NJ Laurel, and drove over to
Delmar, where lie fQnud no stand
erected, no collected crowd to welcome Miul
but everything fa. state and improbable.
His speech, which wds auout a half an hour IN
length and addressed to a very meagre crowd,
iMied TO evoke single cheer. But one trans
parency was visible during tie whole evening,
ana upon this, whicl was placed by the speaker.
was painted 'Cholce Ice Cream After tho
meeting adjourned The Senator's Democratic
friends left him to himself, and lie was enter
tanned by Repubhcan during the remainder of
his stay.
TRAVEL To-Day. There l. a worry noticeable
decrease in travel to-day, people remaining at
trans North brought but few travellers. About
the depot there was an almost total absence OF
the usual crowd, the interest about the pols
having drawn the people thitheg Specuations
as to tile result seem to engage public attention
generally, but we overheard enc uupatriotic in
dividual inquire (which base ball club will beat "
All the little hatchets in tho world would not
make that man a Washington
TRIAL oFTHE PARgIctpASTs II THE LATE OYs-
TER MAR,--lu the CONT for Aeepmnpl, np+t,t,,
va last week. tho cases OF Edward iIofs ey JOlln
X. Garrison and Henly Curtis, all NIeiyiandei,.,
were tried for an alleged violation Of the Vlr-
Binla oyster law and convicted. The case Of
Luther j. Lewis was on trial, but had not been
concluded at last accounts. These are the Mary
iandera who were engaged in the late conflict
between the oYsternen Of the two States, in
which Mr. luggin, Of Somerset colntv, Wag SO
seriously wounded that he has since died.
DrcK SHOOTING IN THE CHrsApEAKE.- Wild
ducks Of all varieties are said to be unusually
plentiful this season. and hundreds are being
Killed down the bay. A party Of four gentle
mon left baltimore on Sunday and returned
Iuesday with twenty red heads four caii-
! yass-b backs, niue teal, and humber Of other
ducks. Ducks for several years haye been
| scarce IN Talbot waters, and sportsmen will hail
with delight the prospect of q good shooting
the coming wnter.-N Nichntls (jii.) Co0te.
No lNTERRuPTIoN IN TIE NAIL Tho with
| drawal Of the trains from tho Kent county r. r.
has not produced any iuegulArity in the mails
The postmaster at Chestertown has opened a
stage line with Massey'A, where connection is
| made with the Train on the Queen Anue's II, R.
and daily mail facilities arc thus afforded.
The WHIPPING pOsT IN kent County. - On
| Saturday last, two persons were pllloried and
whipped at Dover = Henry Allen and Joshua
! Camonile, who each received twenty lashes.