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Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-14
The EIOping Priest.

FATHER oERDEMASN IN BALTIMoRE-HE AND HIS
WIFE SAIL, TODAY, FOR EUROPE.
The Baltimore Sun, this morning, says that
Mr.. John W. Gerdemann, the ex-priest Of st.
Bonifaeius' Church, Philadelphia, who went
away with lady organist and was.married IN Jer-
sey City to her few days ago was in Baltimore
yesterday, and visited the Sun Office He pub
hshes card il defense of himself in the Sun.
Mr.. Gerdemann is accompanied by his bride to
Baltimore, and intends sailing for Europe in the
OtiO th 8 afternoon. He is a large, tiLe .obi1g
man, apparently forty-hve years of age, Blk feet
high, weighing at least one hundred aud ninety
pounds wears gold specticles, and s evidently
a cultivated and intelligent man of much force
aud vigor. His wife is mature lady, weighing
at least one hundred and sixty pounds.
Mr. Gerdemann says there Ii another priest
who was with him. but now in Europe, who, Oh
his return, intends to 80 to California aud mar
ry. The marriage certificate Of Mr. Gerdemann
ID dated Nov 4th, 1871, and certihes that Jol n
W. Gerdt TN nn of 81. Louis, was on that day
duly married TO Margaret Wlttrich, of Reading,
Pa, by J. Howard Suydem. pastor of the THIRD
Reformed ChuIch, Jersey City.
He makes detailed statement in his card,
declaring that he has left the Catholic Church,
abjuring its peculiar tenets. For this and his
matrimonial episode he disdains any defense.
but in regard to his alleged dishonesty he makes
an elaborate statement. He says his intention
10 leHN6 IulluuelpUlh WAS kuONI 10 ptleStbs
his wifes friends were aware of 1t, and they left
in open daylight taking their trunks, aud no eft
for: at pursuit was made, and no attempt to ar
rest. Since his departure from Philadelphia he
has travelled openly, registering III his own name
He first went with the lady To jersey City,
where lie was married thence TO Chicago
where the bride and groom remained one day
at the Palmer House thence to st. LOUIS,
where they took house, intending to reside but
for the newspaper publication which reached
them, and called for the card now printed in
this paper. From Baltimore Mr.. Gerdemann
and his wife will sail in the steamship Ohio this
afternoon, intending TO remain several months
abroad. His course in publishing the pres.
ent defense was urged, lie says, by friends
couyersant with the state of facts pre-
sented from his standpoint. Mr.. Gerdemann
says he is not at all afraid to meet accusers but
on the contrary, challenges controversy, espe
cially on the subject of matrimony. The only
thing he seem to regret was that he left Phila-
delphia secretly but in this he said he was over
persuaded by the priest above alluded TO, who
| Is going quietly to California to marry. llr
Gerdemann Gays he regrets that he did not go
openly to Bishop Wood and tell him that he in
tended to give up his VOWS OF celbacy and take
a partner OF his joys and hopes.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-14

among other sums tho eaYings of poor people o.
the church, who had entrusted it to thei
Priest, believing it safer in his hands than in
any bank. This confidence was shamefully be-
trayed and Gerdemann is proclaimed villain Of
the meanest kind.
The official local vote does not vary greatly
form the fret statements, showing only some
arithmetical errors, but no frauds or mistakes
recording the vote is found to be vely suce and
conclusive, but it IL also very slow, as compared
with the former process. 1t was ten days be
fore the vote was officially announced, while
heretofore it has been given not lat than tho
third day after the election. The Highest ma
jority on the State ticket, Olmsteaa for Lieut.
Governor. in the city, was IL, 963 Paxson's ma
jority for Supreme Court was 12.462 and Han
cocks for City Controller, 12,994-the highest
Republican majority on the city. Goddard
(Dem.) majority over Ash is 1866, and Shep-
pard's over Mann was 1857. Such figures surely
have rarely been seen. INDEX.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-14
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The Red Star Steamship Switzerland, which
arrived at Nav York yesterday, experienced a
hurricane on the voyage which stove her bull
warks and boats.
A German named Kramer, living in Cheshire,
Conn, beat his wife with club last Wednesday
so that she died yesterday. The murderer was
arrested.
The official announcement OF the result in the
a Congressional district of Illinois, shows the
election of Farwell, Rep, by li9 majority.
The Congressional Investigation Committee,
consisting Of Judge Poland and Mr.. Ward, have
boon taking testim my at Little Rock, iu the
Arkansas case, for two days. They close their
investigation to-day, and leave for the North to-
morrow. No new facts so far have been devel-
oped.
Garland Wolz who was shot and robbed on
the Perryvllle road, near Pittsburg, Wednesday
night. has since died. Two men named William
Murray and Fred Meyer are under arrest sup
posed to be the murderers. They left Philadel-
phia week ago.
An incendiary fire at Northampton, Mass, last
evening destroyed the dwelling house OF W. W.
Clapp, with two large barns, tobacco barn, two
Sheds and their contents including Ave COWS,
three calves. three hogs the production OF four
acres OF tobacco and fifty tons of hay. Total loss,
S25 900.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-14

Hon. Alan Wood, Jr.. member of Congress-
elect from the 9th district of Pennsylvania,
montgomery and Bucks counties,) was visiting
the rolling mills, belonging to the firm Of which
he is member, at wooddsle on the W. Il W.
Il. r., yesterday. His father accompanied him.
s. s. Davis of N. Hampshire, Supreme Chan =
cellor OF the world, Knights of Pythias, and
Joseph Dowdall, of Ohio, Supreme Keeper of
the Records and Seal, spent the night in Will
mington, on their way from Washington stop
ping at the Clayton House. They had an inter
view with Edwin Hirst, Grand Keeper OF Rec
ords and Seal of Delaware, and other members
of the Order, this morning, after which they
continued their journey northward.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-14

SECRET BURIAL OF UDDERzooK's BoDY-THE MoTH-
ER BY THE REMAINS OF HER SON.
The West Chester Netos, of yesterday, Gays
To-day the natural inquiry is ''what has been
done with Uiderzook's body2" Various specu-
lations arc indulged in as to its place of inter
ment, and opinions are as diverse aud conflict
ing as can we'll be imagined. We are assured
that the body was taken from the prison last
night, and ere this has been buried under the
care aud superintendence of the parents.
The mother returned from Downingtown last
evening, and her manifestations OF grief, upon
looking upon the remains of her son are des.
cribed as heart-rendng in the extreme. We may
hero mention with interest that, notwithstanding
the prisoner devoted 70 much of his time to wr-
ting yet he has not left the trace OF syllable in
his cell. The corpse last night, before its re-
moval, had returned to a life-like appearance,
che expression being like unto one enjoying a
refreshing sleep. The prison-keepers keenly
feel the change which has followed since yester
day, and express their greatest admiration for
him as gentleman, 10 far as their associations
were concerned.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-14
sussex county GOOD rempiars.
THE QUARTERLY MEETING AT pELMAR-MovEMH
ron LOCAL OPTION.

THE QUARTERLY MEETING AT pELMAR-MovEMENT
ron LOCAL OPTION.
The Fall Quarterly Meeting of the Sussex
County Good Templars was held last Wednesday
at Delmar and was largely attended by represen-
tatives from the respective lodges in tile coun-
ty. The proceedings were OF an interesting
character, which gave great hope OF the success
of the cause OF Temperance Amongst the reso-
lutions-adopted was one requesting each lodge
in tue county to circulate petitions for Local
Option law in each Hundred in the State in ad-
diton to the license law already in existence.
large public meeting was held IN the NJ. E.
Church in the evening, over which Rev. A. d.
Davis presided, and winch WAS eloquently ad-
dressed by Rev. G. M. Pegs aud DR.. s. II. Kerr
The members OF Delaware Lodge and large
number of members from Salisbury, Maryland,
were present in regalia.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-14

CLAYTON LOAN SAssooIATIoN-ANNUAL MEETING
AND REpoBT.-At the Annual meeting OF the
Clayton Loan Association, last evening, the fol-
lowing officers we're elected
President. Howard NJ. Jenkins; Vice Presi dent,
=. A. Van Trump; Secretary and Treasurer, NJ.
l.. Lohtenstein; Directors, for three years, VIM.
ID. Pierce, Jos. l.. Carpenter, Jr John s. Gross
iey for one year Ito fill vacancy j. r. D.Seedsi
Tor two years, Ito fill vacancy) Robert Atkin-
son; Auditors, A. s. Elliott, W. W. Pusey, p. b.
Heusted
The annual report shows the number OF shares
in force to be 9iS,of shareholders, 12l. The re-
eceipts have been for dues, $10.689, interest,
S22S 81 premiums $607.3l fines S74.22 The
loans made amount to $11, $3.50, and expenses to
Sl95;57. This net gain of the year is s9SL7S f,
an advance upon each share OF 81 90, or equal
10 gain OF Is and one-sixth per cent.
IL ia matter OF interest TO observe that the
progress made by the Clayton, in its first year,
Is Just about the same as that made by the
oMon-the only other Association in this city,
run on the same plan-in its first year
me union gained. d....................Sll 81 l6.
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Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-14
Sew Advorl,scnen,s, 'To-a-y.

Teas ard co1ees-liouston Priz 7, Rreylty
PartaSa cgars-singles 4 son, Brevit
sewing machlnes-Grnver a Baker, revlti
Shoes and bOnts-renuingtons brew
Carpets shaken-Fery, Breylty
Fullmer's pariridges, brevitv.
New furnture-hn erprise Co, Brev'l
hitman's confectons-Miss Maxwuu Brevity
Fire pluce heater-R Morrison
Real estate for sale-Tow send & Co
Jones m nee Incat-JOnes' Brevlties
Boots and shoes nahoe, d evity
New grocery store-Jo II Alden
Bennett X co, Tower HAIL
No ice-John tamO
Dry Go0ds-W NJ kenuard
Harlware--W II Billdnv
Spirit power In the li2ht
and Opera hou ga I Klett
Than sglving supppr-Scott N E Church
Centennial Supper-Central church
Fun fal notice
Want d-C0ntracts for hauling
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-14

This evening" the Jack and Jill Psntomime
Company give a performance at the Opera
House, Ths programme includes grand varie-
ty of pantomime, Punch and Judy, and specali-
ties, and the performers are represented as all
good in their parts. One of the features is the
Velocipede ballet troupe, led by the great Paris
ian sensation, Mile. Deardon.
The Ravel Gymna stun Benefit, at the Opera
House, on next Tuesday evening, will be very
attractive affair. The advertisement, elsewhere,
sets forth the details of the bill.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-14

DEMOCRATIC PARADE" Ar Sr. GEoEoEs.-The
Democrats made one of their demonstrations, at
st. Georges, on Thursday evening. It turned
out to be, correspondent says, discharge, OF
works, and a "talk" by MIR. Reynolds, Esq,
There were but few people present, and, owing
to the cold, they broke up early. The parade oil
a delegation from Delaware City was a small af-
fair, aud altogether the demonstration was re-
garded by members of both parties, as rather
childish
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-14

GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
TUESDAY EVENING. NOVEMBER II, 1874
ANNOUNCEMENT EXTRAORDINARY
A. L. RLkTF.,. ...,..STAGE MANAGER
COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT
OF THE
RAvEL Gymnasium
The following ladies' AMI gentlemen have kindly
volunteered
MRS. CHARLES Il ENRr, OF the Walnut Street
Theatre.
MISS PAULINE WATSON, of the Chestnut Street
MRS. CORTLAND G. B I. WV, Of the Chestnut
Street rheatre.
MESSRS SEARLAS and G3S, the well-known
cloRglsls AMI song ana d lnce artists.
MIR. A. T. kLEiT Comsdlal
MR.. A. SPRINGER, Ethiopian Delineator
NIX. WILLIAM RAWN LEY, Gulta- SolOi,t
MR HhNhI GUNNER and his Banjo.
HOhNEk BROTHERS, Gro e.qle Comlques
MIR JOHN ~ Do0LEl, The african Oiator.
Mk. JOHNNY FORD, u.ch Comique
MIR. A. LEY, Nonpartil Jig Dancer.
WILLARD II CRAsSE, Aerial Gymuasts,
Also, Messrs. E. c. Alexander. j. Stidham, S.
Rogers, @. Il veri Thomas Mulpn, r. Gltherl A.
GooAin, q. MoncS, George Fisher, AID host OF
others.
The management win spare no pains to make this
he most pleasant ente tAnment Of The season.
Come and spend pleasant evening with US. Doors
open at p. IN; performance commencing at 5,
8 larp.
ADMl 81 'N.."..................5O and 30 Gents
n. B. No extra charge for reserved seats-to be
mad at Bou hman, thomas q Cos Book and TIA
Iiontry 5 ore noyl4 81
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-14
Commercial Reports.
PHILADELPHIA ArARKET7.

PHIIADELpHIA MARKET7.
PHnADEIPHIA. Nov. IA,
Cotton in moderate demand at 1is<@151<c ::
Flour in improved demand, Penna., Indiana,
Ohio extra family S5.50@6 wheat, prime in de-
mand. other grades neglected red 81 1901. 30;
amber 81. 23Q126 white Sl.S0@ l.35 rye held
at ~ 10l@1.O3 corn firmer yellow 92l9c old
S06085c new mixed old, 92 mess pork S22 /;
lard 15@1414. Whisky heldlat sl.0l.
QUOTATIONS AT THE BRANDY 1NtsE MILLS yoR FLOUR
AND aRNN-co.RHcTED pAIly.
Fanily Flour .............. s775a s.75
Extra Flour ur..................., $50 q s 25
superiine Flour. .4..a..... i750 75
Wheat. ............. LILO
Corn. New........ ......... 1oe
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-14
Deaths.

MEADs--o the 18th inst, 2 mas Mea In the 6ad
year uf his aye.
he friends OF the family are respectfully In tied
10 attend the iun raj on day, lIih itsi 10 leave
his late residence, ItT Monroe st., at clio K.
MIDDL 7ToN-OnIhe l3h inst, Samuel son NJ
Nathan ami Hannah ). Middleton, in the Both year
of his age.
The relatives and friends Of the family are respect
fully nvit attend tine funeral from the esidence
his 'alher, No. st North 5th str ct, Philadelphia,
on Tuesday i7tl lust, at II o'clock, n wi hout
further nOlica.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-14

. IHE lRvINo LITERARY SocIETY.-A meeting OF
tne old members Of the Irving Literary Society,
connected with the late I. Clarkson Tayor's
sscnool' s with number, of the present pupils of
.ne taylor Academy, met last evening, to re-
organize the society which had died sometime
,ek. uaek. Edward Moore was elected President of
1ne meeting, Harry Stapler Vice President, and
Soseph 1. Sullivan, Secretary. The constitution
VI lhe old society was read and referred to a
Sonnlttee for revision, which committee will re-
poIt at meeting to be held on Friday evening
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-14

LONDON FINANCIAL QUoTATtoNs-ro- DAY.
Furnished by Merrick, johnson 4 Co, Bankers and
Brokers, 9th ami Market Stsl
LONDON, 1890, P. NJ, Nov. a.
1865 s, 1O6A lsOTs 1oe1S ;Tcn-forties lo4}S;
New per cent loan of 1881, 1o9% Market
irregular.
FRANKFORT, Nov. IA.
United States 5-20s of 1869, 975S.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-14
THIRD EDITION.
From Virginia.
HOMICIDE AND sLRIous FIRE.

HOMICIDE AND sLRIous FIRE.
PETERSBURG, Va, Nov. IA.
" I. Spotswood, druggist Of this was city
to-day shot and fatally wounded by one Madeira
who 10 thought TO he insane.
WARRESroN, Va, Nov. IL
A fire, last night, destroyed the Warren Green
Hotel. The loss is estimated at $4,000, Par
tally insured
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-14
QTE THE COMMERCIAL 1875
L y - ALMANAC 40 ~
EA b o o K


For 1878 is in Press. and will soon be ssued It will
present. besides tue usu Il accurate astronomical
tables:
/. The vote 10 Delaware By Hundreds for Presi-
dent and Congsessme N in 1879.
2. The vote for Governor aud Congressman In
1874.
5. The Returns of The "LHue ELECTION" in October
/ The vote for sheriff in New Castle County for
IL and IS 4.
6 The vote for Members Of Council in 1873, and
1874
l. Tn vote at School Election ia Wilmington for
1873.
s. Postage rates las altered)
g. Population of every Hundred IN the State.
10. ak ard License Laws of the State, (lrepared
By Ex-Atorney General Lore)
II. List Of the u. > O!hcers in Delaware.
70, List OF sta'e officers
10. List of Justices of the Peace In Delaware.
~. List of County aud Hu ldred officers through
out the state,
Besides tine above, it will n'ain that which will
make 1t worth i've times Its cost 10 EVERY HOUSE,
WIFE IN DELAWARE, viz 80 HOUSEHOLD hEcEIPrs,
well tested By experienced hOusekeepers, and cars
selected especially for this work Every lady shoul !
have the ALMANAC AND lEAR-B 'OK for IS s. Price
cents, for sale at the office OF PUBL cation, at
the BaoH stores In Whining on, and by merc ans
throughout Delaware. Liberal discount 10 the
trade.
COMMERCIAL PRINTING co.
Publishers aud Book Printers,
9th and Market Streets,
novl2,fd&w Wilmington, D.l.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-14

Governor Ponder has issued his Proclamation
for Thanksgiving Day, also his proclamation an
nouncIng the election OF James Williams as Rep
resentative to Congress.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-14

HELD FOR TUE U. S. CoURr.-Ths morning. a
10 o'clock, tho case of Thomas Mullen, charged
with interference with U. s Deputy Marshals
in the discharge Of their duties on the day OF
the late election, was heard before supervisor
Valentine in the U. s. Court room. Mullen was
hold in $500 for his appearance at Court.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-14
Dramatic Criticism.

a TRAeEDIENNE WITH THE HoRsE-wnIP.
ROCHESTER,, N Y, Nov. ii.
Mrs. Henry Ryner attempted to horse whip the
dramatic critic of the Democrat and Chronicle
newspaper because he had said that her imper-
sonation Of Queen Elizabeth was not queenly,
and her intonation and expression very poor.
The whip was taken from her and she was or
d,rtd ou5of the Office.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-14
SECOND EDITION.


4 NEW cDNFIIcr OF GOVERNORS BnoREN OUT.
New York, Nov. "A.
special dispatch from Little Rock Arkansas,
contains proclamation issued by Lieut.. Gov
Smith, declaring that he was elected Lieutenant
Governor for four years from 1872, and that
Gov. Baxter having abdicated, he was legal Gov
ernor of Arkansas. He has also appealed to
President Grant to sustain him in his position.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-14

D., EPISCOPAL SUNDAY SCHOOL GATHERING. On
tomorrow ~.o,nlorrow evening week, the 22nd inst, the
seyeral T Sabbath Schools connected with the
episcopal church will assemble at St. Andrews
r,, MY, hev DR.. Riley, of Mexico, and others
.n ne schools assemble on that evening in accord
sase sas with the annual custom, though the timo
">eo upon is little later, this year, than usual
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-14

ZONES Jones CHOICE OUNCE BUTrER.-R. Fl. sones,
IL SIMPLIFY St Of the choice character Of whose
OF The Exposition, ia Just now making an extra
Juaiuty OF quince-butter, made from California
ari 1,Ilt which he is now buying in quantities The
quinces from the Golden State he considers
nucn na hner than our own, and we commend his
, tosuits TO general trial. A bucket Of the "but-
'er sent us seems very nice.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-14

NIsITArIoNs.-Wawaset Lodge of Good Tenn
plars, at MoDowellville, paid friendly visit to
sfilolo Lodge, Of the same order, which meets
st 9th and Shipley streets, last evening. A
pleasant time was experienced.
On wednesday evening next, Eden Division,
Sons of Temperance, will visit Morning Star
Division, in the MeClary building.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-14

All books and music sat postpaid, for retail
price.
OLIVER DITsoN CO., 'pHAs. e. DITsoN q co
Boston. MI B'dway, New YORK
oSt1a-W-S42tW
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-14

CHANGE OF BusISEss.-Richard Groves d Son
have sold out their grocery and commission bus
ness in one Of the stores OF the Old Fellows
hall, to Todd, Wech & Co. The junior.member
zoos to New York to engage in the commission
sinesss, and Richard Groves, the senior, will
y Monday next enter upon his duties as Coro-
ner, to which office he has just been elected
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-14

REPoET OF THE sIaNAL sERvIoR.
wAsHNoTos, Nov. H.
Probabilities For Middle States, generally
clear and cold weather will continue, with varia-
bic winds and high barometer.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-14

GPIRIT POWER in THE LIGHT "A
~ table rls-s or o feef IRON the door and ats 10
mld-ar COmt and witness SamOset's wonderful
manifestations. lie controls the most powerful
medium in the world for the II u ration Of prllu-
asm by physical manifestations. The following
are some OF the tests that .nay lake place in the
esence OF this medium Table ri, es I ! 8 feet,
and @ ats In mid air. Spirit hands an faces are
plainly seen and recognized By ther lends
GUITAR Is layed and passed around the room by the
invisible power. Flowers are brought and passed
the audi nce by hands plainly seen. This Is new
developed medium, the only one this country who
can produce Spuit Power in the light. No psrton
has been aOfe TO tie or had-cun this Medium, the
manifestations would not take ace
t. WARREN, Medium,
There will be Seanca at Inst tute Hail. Monday
and Tuesday evenings, November 10th ani 11th at
el2ht O'clock. The ilvlsole powers are constantly
producing new aud startling man festaiions, to con-
vet the skeptcal ard strengthen the Delever. Come
aud see for yoarselfl Take no ones word inves-
gate and be iege your own eyes, b. guided By Your
oNn reason noyl4-2t
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-14

WEST CHURcH CONCERT. "A fine programme is
promised for next rhursday evening. Miss
Goodrich, who is well known in this city will
ta,s part. Miss Ormond will sing "O had
Jnbals Lyre," from Handel's Oratorio OF
Joshua Mr.. @. B. Rhoads will sing selec-
Ton from Millard. Tais is certainly to be a rare
musical treat.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-14

sHNsEY AocIDESr.-Y Yesterday while some
,ys were playing shinney in tile open lot at
urth and Lombard streets, with block of
" od, the block few up and struck Charles
l'"ese, little boy who was looking on, ablve
right eye. Tue blow cut an ugly cash and
ile blood flowed profusely. The boys took him
n his home in the vicinity, where his wound
Nas properly dressed.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-14
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