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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-04-21

Ship sandusky Lowden. A. days from Liverpool ts
A Miller Goo-Fisk warehouse
Schooner MAY Eveline, McClearn. from Ruatan
Island to P Macheca-2d district PIT
STEAMBOATS,.
Exporter. Conway from Cincinnati
Maria Louise. Brinker nom Shreveport
Henry Tete. Aucon from ThibOdaux
Ruth, SplaDe from Washington
1t Mary Burton, from Washington
Wal00n, Ruiz, from Lower Coast
BELOW-COMlNG UP.
Bark Truce, Cowper. from Liverpool February a.
tot A Bryson &co-
OUTSIDE THE BAR-BOUND IN.
British steamship Texas, Laurenson, from Liver
pool 4th ultimO, via C0runna and Havana to
hilas Weeks &cO-
Steamship Cortes, Freeman, from New York 10th
instant. to A Moulton 1.-THE reported arrival Of
this vessel was erroneous; she 10 waiting for
high water to cross the barr
EXPORTS.
LIvERPOOL-Ship Adept-3OeO bales cotton 1870
slaves
IMPORTS
LIvBRPOOL-Ship Sandusky-6l74 skis salt
Notwithstanding " Clyde-2l2 hbds m Oar
GOO b1s suger 3000 cigars bxs mdse
RUATAN DLAND-Schooner May Eveline-l6NO
punches bananas 10000 plantains 5000 eocoanuts
1000 pineapples bbls maDgoes
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-04-21
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
OFFICE OF THE REPUBLICAN,. }
Wednesday, April FL, 1875.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

CLEARED YESTERDAY.
British ship Adept Mitchell, for Liverpool
Brig Charlotte Buck, Briggs, for Havana in ballast
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-04-21

P. F. HERWIG, Special Deputy Collector.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-04-21

1"r. zoe. H'sn' was Din.'an' anan.
Damage by Frost and Snow.
J.oTIsyI1r AMI, 0O-p.co,.. - A.,
Ca,,,.;.,. Io.a...',,t flpn.. " Tue
C0"fteF-O0asn0t from al partS OF the State,
say great damsge was done to fruit and
tobacco plants by upsea snnahla frost onn
snow of last weeE "A>A
M VI . "oN'
tobacco growers in Kentucky. and much
destltution mas followed In consequence.
f1"oI :i n~u sousHA' Non seeins now prop
aDle, VIII greatly increase the suffering.
The other crops, however, seem not to have
been greatly injured.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-04-21

ctOcK on hand september l, l81a......... Is, 95
Arrived since last statement 80. L718
Arrived previously ,O94 ll6-l O95 80
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-04-21

lbs, IKE; kips IS to 30 t6s, 9xc calf skins eacf
each SC.
WOOL-Not much arrived as yet. The demand
is fair. Lake sells at 25a28c; Louisiana clear "a
93 TaL 4@yEy lsasSe stock to- and ,ooa
BEANS AND WESTERN PkAs-areen pea. are
light supply and fair demand Northern are quoted
at 3 81 gSac; Western &c y 10. Green peas
EGGS-Large receipts and fair demand. West.
ern are quoted at l50lac Louisiana 10000 y
roUiLrRY-westeru s.ovn chicken. .a,, A. "a "a
"A so; young do SO 5O04 50; ducks s. 5o04 so:
geese @6ds: turkeys S2Od2 p Dozen Louisa ma
grown chickens - 5O05 so; young 81 5O03
ducks ducks ssa3 50; geese s607 turkeys sls p
NAVAL STORES-The supply Of rosin is almost
exhausted: Good supply of spirits turpentine
c sells at 81 IS; and 6 s. 20; Il g. 50 }s sbi:
y bbl: Ter s2 Is per half 6bi and o. p Dbl N' 80
oaoted II s9PRsy and moderate demand
5;asT al 81 81 1871 20 p gallon.
90 coal OlL.Large stock Selling in bbls at $50
LINSEED OIL-Raw sells at s30s5c; reboiled SO
FEATHERs-smau stock and dull ouo,ad At
62d65c p Is.
BpTTER-Fais supply and dull Strictly fine
G1shen eeis az y SOC; good Goshen 22a26c
eoc oo nieioI 10 G1Sc choice Western $50
RICE-The local trade is dull. The stock on
hand comprises $500 bbls. We quote Louisiana No
80 04c: common 5h d5hc; ordinary 606ac: fair
81 0.c; prime II 07Ac p 10.
kSCULENTS AND GREEN VKGETABLES-Small
stock Of Western potatoes. and the receipts have
slackened: Light supply Of Louisiana; the demand
ls good No Western onions here; Louisiana ar.
I'VE IN poor condition. The market is bare Of ap.
at % sOa4; Western 81 1913. Onions are selling
1T 81 for Northern and So so for Louisiana. Al.
sell at e100I2 p loo.
BAGaiNG,Fair snpply and good demand. Round
lots are held at &c yard. An offer of l3,sc was
refused to day for 1000 rolls domestic jufe DO.
mestic jute and hemp cell at retail at I4d AHc;
COFFEE-1he market 10 strong; good inquiry;
ordinary to low fair Il &c (gold): fsir Ia0iSsc:
good 1aa DISC; prime lsaissc p Ii; job lots or,
binary 70 !oM iaIr !. Ae fair lac; good 1875 0l9c
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-29
Hoard OF Edu cation,
lEuuLAn MEErIsd-RoUrIsE DusISEss-sHoRr
HEssIoN.

lEuuLAH MEETIsG-RoUrISE DuHINEss-sHoRr
HEssIoN.
The Board Of Education met, last evening,
President Shortlidge ill the chair.
At the request OF Mr.. Eckel, chairman OF the
Finance Committee, it was ordered that check
OF Si8 900 be drawn, to meet notes falling due,
and for "a 500, proceeds OF the sale of bonds.
The proper officers were instructed to draw up
on the City Treasurer for S339.46 taxes in his
hands, and note for $4,000 at 90 days waa or
dered to be discounted.
The Insurance Committee reported that the
insurance for $4,000 oil school house No 10 had
been renewed.
The proper committee reported that the low
er room OF school house No. ID at Second and
Washington streets had been leased for Mis-
zion Sunday School for $50 year. The report
WAS approved
The Treasurer's last quarterly statement was
reported correct and the report adopted.
The committee of school No. 3 was author
iaed to make certain repairs.
Aresolution by Mr.. Ferris authorizing the pay
ment OF $40 for the rent of the Opera House Tor
Wednesday evening next was adopted.
The contract for furnishing glass, and glazing
for the different school houses was awarded 70
James Bradford.
On motion of Mr. Ruth, the Committee on
Printing WAS instructed to have 1000 postal cards
printed for the use of the Board In ordering coal
and other supples for the use of tho schools.
Tho following orders were drawn during the
evening: Teachers salaries, 81. .908 81 ; back
pay OF teachers, $l85. 49, Otlicers' and Janitors
salaries, 1918 0S; Boughman, Thomas d Co,
fi2.75 James Traver, S43 Stradley Hartihg,
$50 ------ -, $50.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-29
Tie Whiskey Cases.

THEIR STATUS sATIsFAoroRY TO THE GOVERN
MENT.
WAsHNoToN, June %.
Major Bluford Wilson, Solicitor OF the Trea-
sury, returned tonight, after an absence Of over
month, spent in advising with United States
officers engaged in the prosecution of whiskey
frauds. He has visited all prominent places in
the West where illicit whiskev operations were
discovered The evidence which the Govern
ment had collected WAS laid before the proper
law officers and fully explained. All the cases
are in excellent shape. tThe only delay In
any quarter now arises from the fact
that most of the courts are in their Summer
recess. In all principal cities the chief members
of the Ring have been discovered, and much
valuable evidence has been secured. Instances
have been discovered where Government Off
cials OF prominence have been holding very sus-
pcious relations with those they are supposed
to be prosecuting, and the public will soon know
these gentlemen by their removals. Major
Conrad McGrew, arrested here on an
Indictment found in st. Louis, charging him
with the bribery Of q gauger to make
false returns, gave bonds Tor his appearance,
Gen. Burbrige Of Kentucky becoming one o. his
snreties. The whisky establishment at Hamilton,
near Cincinnati, has been seized for duplicating
series were found in Cincinnati and Indianapolis.
and both are supposed TO have como from
Vessels, Covipgton (Ken.) house. Evidence
has been taken showing new method Of fraud,
perpetrated by gauging liquor at a. very high
temperature, and then re-gauging It at the point
where received, after it has been allowed to cool
down
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-29

Very cool weather prevailed on Sunday night
and Monday morning throughout the North
west. The thermometer at Chicago at noon,
Yesterday, marked So degrees. while at New
IS. ' ~
At large meeting of the Democracy Of
schuylkill county, held yesterday in Pottsyille,
resolutions were adopted presenting Hon. Cyrus
l.. Pershiug as their candidate for Governor or
pennsylvania He is President Judge OF that
District.
A party OF roughs fred into stable at Shoe
makers Coliery, ut Mahanoy City, yesterday
morning, and wounded William Thomas in the
neck, hip and leg. They also killed horse and
two mules.
Detroit was visited by tornado on Sunday
night, which demolished twenty-tlifee houses
and damaged many others. Two children were
killed and fifteen persons were injured, threo ol
them dangerously.
Seven persons wero poisoned in New York las
night, by eating pickles which contained copper
as. All were recovered by the administration
of antldotes, except David Malone, who was IN
critical condition.
Five women and man, all colored,' were
drowned near Little Rock last evening, by the
upsetting of Rkiff.
The building of the Watson Bridge Works Al
Paterson, N. j., was destroyed by ire early yes
terday morning. The fire commenced on the
third floor, used rs a silk factory. The loss Ii
estimated at 5000, 900.
The French Assembly has voted a39s 600 fo
the relief Of the sufferers by the inundations
Edmund Jones & 90, London, East Indis
merchants and agents of the Burmese Govern
ment, have failed for $750,OOO.
North Hadley, Mass, narrowly escaped tota
destruction by fire on Sunday night. The &C
tual loss is about 1927, 900.
There is division among MIXERS in the Lie
high region on the question Of resumption: l
Is expected, however, that Pardee q Co.'s Lau
rel Hill Breaker will be started to-day.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-29
Innm Associations.

, ssy FEATURE OFFERED FOR INCORPORATION IN
TO THE AID.
At a meeting of the Aid Loan Association, held
lsst evening, an amendment to the bylaws was
submitted which proposes tho incorporation OF a
feature which is comparatively new in Whining
ton, IL having been adopted by tho Diamond
state only. The proposed amendment is aa fol-
lows
When a series shall have completed its 9Th
venr and each share is worth $l6O or more, any
member of such series may borrow the full
amount OF two hundred dollars, giving as secu-
rity an approved joint prornissory note at one
month and transferring the share OF stock for
each 1900 30 borrowed /; or the full amount OF
5000 may be borrowed on his own pro-
mirsory note by transferring rs collat-
eral additional shares OF this or any other loan
in the city in good standing the withdrawal
value of which is equal to 1900 per share
Mortgages may be cancelled in this way. This
resolution applies only to the Oldest series.
MONTHLY MEETINGS.
The s4th monthly meeting of the Franklin As
sociaton was held, last evening, when $1,000.
we're sold at 1G1l per cont, and 80, 900. at l4l5.
Tne Wilmington Loan meets, this evening.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-29
FIFTH EDITION.
A Horror In Ulster County.

ACCIDENTAL REVELATION OF TIE MuRDEn OF A
YOUNG woMAN-FoUND IN BOX In RUNNING
STREAM.
NEwBuRoH, N. y, June 28.-The following Ii
the substance of a story which will appear in
the Telegraph tomorrow morning; A few days
ago while some boys were playing along 4
stream Of water running through the property OF
Mr.. Peter Gerow. at Plattskll. Ulster county
they discovered box measuring about ~ feet
square and one foot in DEPTH submerged In :
pool of water formed by tho stream
and covered with flat stones. They
Immediately proceeded to satisfy their
youthful curiosity and took the box from
It's Lidng place. On opening it, they were hor-
rified to find therein the remains Of human
body in advanced state of decomposition. The
boys then started with fright to inform their
parents of the terrible discovery. The news
spread rapidly, and in an incredibly short time
the whole neighborhood was in high fever OF
excitement. On further examination Of the re-
mains, it was sscertained that they were those
of a female, judged to have been when she
died about 81 years of age. How the body came
to be there is a deep mystery yet to be solved.
1t, however, is much mutilated, and gives strong
evidence of violence having been used to cause
death. No one answering to the description ID
missing from that locality. 1t is stated that the
Coroner, who has been notified, will instigate at
once searching investigation into the matter.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-29
SECOND EDITION.
Jail Delivery at New Castle.

SEVEN PRISONERS EscApE-THEy ARE PURSUED
AND ALL PUT BAcK AGAIN INTO THEIR CELLS.
About two o'clock yesterday afternoon, seven
prisoners escaped from the New Castle jail.
Nip Riley, Johnny KeegaD, "Blubber" Davis and
"Reddy" August were among them. colored
man, whose name we have not been able to get,
and two other prisoners make up the party.
Being turned into tho Jail yard fol-. exercise
they availed themselves of ladder which had
been left in the yard by some workmen,
with which they scaled the walls and
jumped down upon coal shed belong
ing to the public school. They then
ran across the green and into tho Episcopal
church yard, one of them entering the church,
where he was soon captured. The other ak
went on up town, three going up Orange and
three up Market street. Citizens joined In the
pursuit, and before night all wero lodged in jail
No violence was used either in the escape or
capture, and the whole affair was quietly con-
Quoted
The highly sensational reports sent from this
city, last night, to other cities, were without
foundation.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-29
Another sudden Death.
4 MAN fALLs IN THE STREET, AND DIES IN A +
MINUTES.

4 MAN fALLs IN THE STREET, AND DIES IN FEW
MINUTES.
Granville Wier,a we'll known citizen, diod very
suddenly yesterday afternoon about O'Clock.
Having been unwel for few days he stayed a
his residence, with his father-in-law, Andrew
Armstrong, 700 Tatnall street, but feeling better
he started to 60 out to the Brandywine Cemetery
10 nee his wifes grave.
Arriving at the city fountain at Eleventh street
and Delaware Avenue, he was taken suddenly
with an apparent dizziness of the head, and
reeled and fell to the pavement. rev. ]. M. +.
Otis, seeing him fall, ran to his assistance and
raising up Ills head, asked him what his namo
was, to which he replied =" / know my name" 7"
He then asked him where he lived, when he
Bad al know my home" \. M. Harrington,
Esq, and Mrs. James Bradford came to the re-
lief OF the dying man, and had him conveyed to
nis homo on settee, during which time he was
entirely insensible, and indeed 1t could not be
exactly ascertained at what time life was extinct.
Mr. Wier was 4S years of age, pattern max
er by trade, well known and respected by large
circle of friends. The coroner held an inquest
In the evening when verdict OF death from ap-
oplexy or sunstroke WAS rendered.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-29

NEW CASTLE, June 20.
The Skru Guzzie held meeting on Saturday,
when everything pertaining to the parade on
next Saturday WAS satisfactorially arranged.
They will to form at g. and move at p. NJ.
This parade will be greatly improved over the
last. There will be many interesting as well as
comic fixtures, as one of the large u inch tubes
manufactured by the Tasker Iron works, mount
ed on a pair of wheels eight feet high, and drawn
by eight cows, will form part of the PROCESSION.
A young man by the name Of James Ridings
stepped OFF the wharf and fell in the river. A
boat which was in reach rendered him the means
of getting out of the water.
Some boys persist in setting on fire crackers,
notwithstanding the order issued by the Mayor
prohibiting it.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-29
Ease HAIL.

ATHLETICS ys. BosToNs-A DRAW GAME.
tremendous crowd witnessed game of base
ball between the Athletics and Bostons, in Phil
adelphia yesterday. At the conclusion Of the
eighth inning the score stood, Bostons 10, Ath-
letics 8. The Bostons got cipher in the ninth,
and the Athletics made two runs, which tied the
score A tenth inning was commenced, and the
Bostons scored two more runs. Eggles, Force,
Capp and FisIer, of the Athletics, went to the
bat the first two were caught out, and the last
two were respectively on the second and first
bases. There was chance Of their getting a
run on good hit but the crowd at this time
showed signs of breaking up; the storm clouds
which had been gathering rapidly, seemed just
about to burst. when several sharp flashes OF
lightning decided many to leave the grounds.
At this hundreds of persons left their seats and
in a moment the players were surrounded and
the game was broken up. After. a long discus
sion the umpire, Charles Gould, of the New Ha-
ven Club, decided to call the game draw.
The score, by innings, is az follows
23 678 8 0 10 ~.
Boston ..2O2 900 3 02 LIB
Athletic. ........ / 0 0 s 0 1 o. 0 10
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-29
The L0ader-Price Testimony.

THE TWO MEN WHO swoBE TO SEEING BEECHER
AND MRS. TILToN TOGETHER PROVE TO BEL PER-
JURERs-PRIoE CoNFEssEs THE scHEMK-LoAD-
ER ARRESTED FOR PERJURY.
Joseph Loader, who made affidavit stating
that he had seen improper familiarities between
the Rev. Henry Ward Beecher and Mrs. Tllton
at the residence of the latter in the year 1869
was arrested late last night for perjury. Col. Fl.
b. Beecher made the complaint, supported by
John L. Price, Leaders confederate, who now
turns States evidence, and discloses the fact
that their statements were all " a put-up job. "
A long statement is given in today's New York
Tribune of the manner in which the false
aflidavits were gotten up. Price, it seems, did
not know Loader till 1871 or 1872 and at no time
did he ever work with Loader at Tlton's house.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-29
The Grangers.

MEETING OF THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF THE
NATIONAL GRANGE AND THE WORK BEFORE IT.
The Executive Committee Of the National
Grange of the Patrons of Husbandry meet in
Washington noxt Thursday, and will decide
where the headquarters of the National Grange
shall be located, and also the place Of meeting
of the next session Of that body. The Execu-
tive Committee will also consider the PROPOSE
tion of the Cooperative Societies Of Great Britain
for the establishment Of an international system
Of exchange between the Changers and the Soci-
ties. The Board of Appeal will assemble to-day
for the purpose of deciding on appeals from
State Oranges to the National Grange.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-29
1eaths.

WATSON this city, June 25th, Joseph p. Wat
son, in the Sist year Of his age.
to attend his funeral from the residence OF his
father James n. Watson, NO. 424 Market street, on
n. m. funeral services will take place in the First
Presbyterian church, at A O'Clock.
MENpfNhALL.-In this city, on the 29th inst,
sarah X, Mendenbal Ia her 10th year.
Friends and relatives of the family are invited 20
attend the funeral from her late residen ;e, COZ
Washington street. sixth-day morning, seventh
month, "a. to leave the house at half-past ten
o'c cg. Interment at.Wilmngton 4 BrandYwine
Cemetery.
sCaNLAN,-On the 2Sth of June, of scarlet fever,
Lizzie May, only daughter Of James W: and lda
The ftIends Of the family are respectfully invited
to attend the runeral from the residence OF her
parents No 1877 West nth street, on THURSDAY al
ternooD, July lst. Services at the house at 81
O'Clock. lnterment at Rivervlew cemetery.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-29

GOVERNMENT SALE.-At noon, to-day, Co,lec-
tor Nolan sold lot of goods which have been
stored at the Custom House i'll this city for three
years or more. They were articles saved from
the wreck of the Rebel steamer Miami,
which was lost within this district.
The articles comprised two brass can
mons, about 10 Founders, a lot of revolvers, cor
dage, &c. The cannon were purchased by Capt.
James Lawless who proposes, we understand, to
remove them to his residence on Long Island
for the purpose of firing salutes Tho pistols
sold very cheap. some Of them bringing not
moro than 80 or 80.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-29
Sfruck by Lightning.

Rhinehart Peters, aged thirteen, who was hoe.
ing potatoes in field in the southeast part OF
Hagerstown, Nd, was stl uck by lightning, last
evening, and instantly killed. His mother, who
WAS pear him, was knocked down but not III
jured. He was struck on the left side OF the
head. The fluid passed down, making abrasions
on the shoulder, over the region of the heart,
leaving spot on the abdomen, and down the
left leg. tore his hat and shirt to pieces, and
ripped his pants entirely from his body.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-29
Sea Grove,
THE NEW RESORT OPENED YESTERDAY.

CAPE MAY POINT, N. j., June 26.
This delightful resort opened to-day under the
most favorable auspices. After the sumptuous
dinner at the hotel meeting WAS organized At
the tablo for an exchange of sentiment. H. H.
Shillingford, Esq, Of Philadelphia, presided,
and stirring addresses were made by A. Whill-
din, Esq. DR.. Cross, of Baltimore; Drs. Ed
wards and A. Nevin, Of Philadelphis ". P.
Crooks, Esq, of New York and Rev. N. Il. Mil
Ter, of.,Western Pennsylvania. Everything here
looks bright and promising, and in addition to =
first class hotel, the breeze is 80 fresh as to
have required the windows to be closed during
dinner
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-29
ne.s AaverIIsemenIs, To-anY.


Britchen ceavers-Bilany.
Cologne Water-E Bringhurst Co.
Toilet soaps--E. Bringhurst & Co.
deNormandie's Automatically.
Green's Ice Cream-Brevify.
Danahoe's shoe store-Brevity.
The "Anchorage" at Public sa.c.
Pennington's Brevity.
Peruvian Syrup-Brevity.
Buxbaum's Brevity.
FELTON,, two trips daily.
Robinson's picnic groceries Brevi'y.
Public Sale Of Sewing Machines.
Wel-ventilated hats-Brevity.
Dubels Hats-preyity.
Fire Department Notice-Geo. Mccall.
Warwick Collar-Brevity.
Peuna. r. r. time tab e.
allow Observation-Disclosures Il son.
Lounges at Adair's-Brevity.
Fullmer's Brevity.
Enterprise Manufacturing Co,-Breyity.
What know about vegetine,-3rd Page.
Wanted-A good girl.
Merrick's Auction sac.
Cherry seeders-Billsny.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-29

pirty Wa,er-WOrks.

AT Cincinnati, yesterday, the Grand jury III
dicted Thomas E. Snellbaker, Chief OF Police,
and formerly Secretary of tho Water Works iand
william Nerk. editor of the yolisfreund j. Is;
McaInrmick, ex Collector of Water Rents and
Panl nemlien, formerly Trustee OF the Wasei
Works. on the charge OF embezzling money be
longing to the Water Works. They ALSO nn, ,aa,c,,
Trnstees T+ Of The Works, for grand larceny. All
tbese cases have been brought to light by an
investigation into the management OF the water
Works.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-29
The Cost of Sheriff's sales.

tFrom the Advertser-Democratic.l
The cost OF a Sheriffs sale in Delaware is in
hnitely greater, than in any other country in
the world. The maximum cost of such sale
debtors inform us how much It costs to sell
them out of house and home in this State. 1t
s all right we suppose the organs must live
and as corollary the poor must be robbed.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-29

REpoRTED DROWNING CAsE.-All day yoster-
day, and again this morning, reports have been
fving about of the drowning of lad named
Wilson in the vicinity Of the Bone Mill on Sun
day. Our reporters have thus far failed to trace
tho story to any definite source, and tho coroner
has not been notified of any such occurrence.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-29
The scf,fIter Disaster,

The Court Of Inquiry into the Schiller disaster
have made their report. They s-y that the sole
cause OF the calamity was the entiro neglect to
heaye the Lead. Had that been done at Oh
even o'clock on the evening Of the disaster, be-
fore the course of the ship was altered, the er-
ror in the reckoning would have been discov-
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-29
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

June apples have come. The cramps and chol-
era morbus will be not long after them.
Rev. I. NJ. Haldeman will preach at Mellow
ellville again this evening, at the same place.
Bartholomew and Annie Glancey, tinersnt UNI
brella members, were sent over by the Mayor, this
morning, for vagrancy.
The Womens Temperance Union will meet to-
morrow, corner 9Th Shipley sts., at 5 o'clock.
Entrance on 9th st. The public are invited.