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Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1875-04-22

New Castle Presbytery.

lHE OVERTURE OF ROTARY ELDERsHIp REJECTED,
The Presbytery OF New Castle began it's SEES
sions at Lewes on Monday evening. Amongst
the business transacted yesterday, was a deci-
sion adverse to the overture of rotary elder
ship, sent down from the General Assembly.
fhe vote was 46 to IA.
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The FIRST PRESBYTERIAN PAsToRATE.-At a
meeting of the congregation of the First Pres
byteran church, held on Mcaday evening last,
unanimous call was extended to Rev. Fred.
His acceptance has not yet been signifed. Mr..
Duval is student at Princeton Theological
Seminary and a member of the Presbytery of
New Brunswick, but is native Baltimorean.
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PRICE OF GOLD TODAY.
NEW YORK, April %.
Gold. to-day sl.l45s.
Furnished py Crage, johnson Co., Bankers and
Brokers, 9Th and Market Sts.]
LONDON. 1880, P. NJ, April %.
US. 1868, 107 1867s 108h Ten-forties
103ll; New Fives Of 1881, 102. Consols for
money s; for account 94@94M Erie common
shares, 27ll preferred SO. Market firm.
FRANKFORT, April 90.
u. S. 5-2O's of 1862, 80.
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New York.

sINkisa OF A STEAMER. ~ EAST RIVER
ee esca New YORK, April %.
The steamer Stonington, of the Boston Line,
filed with wafer and sunk at the foot Of Ninth
street, East River, this morning, where she has
been moored for about two weeks, receiving re-
mira
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Inc Attorney GenernI,ntp.

Last evenings Washington Star says Ac-
rording to report ailoat, Attorney General Will
lams will resign on OF about the 1st of July
next. 1t is his intention, the same report says,
10 establish himself in the practice of law in this
rltv, The name OF Judge Pierrepont, of New
iqtl is mentioned as his probable snccesso.
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FEcTs AT FORT srI1. aN
WAsHINaToN, Apr. %.
Washington adyices from Fort Sill announce
that the camanche Chiefs Manway, Longhanging
and Wild-house, came in and surrendered with
8G braves, 40 women and children and 100
ponies.
There were 40 men on board at the. time. but
they escaped. s-s..
She had been cut down to within 8 feet of the
water line, and was struck by a Heavy swell,
filling her in five minutes. e'yt .'+ ~
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Coop TEMPLAR's QUARTERLY CONVENTION A
quarterly convention Of the l. o. of G. T., of
New CASTLE county, was held yesterday at Chris
tiana. Altogether it was very pleasant reu-
nion of the members of the order, in which all
the lodges in the county were represented. The
usual routine of business was harmoniously
transacted, and the reports showed an .increas-
ing interest in the Temperance cause.
The following officers were elected to serve
for the next ensuing term W. G. r., Uriah s.
Wier; W. v. T., Mrs. A. NJ Beatty; W. s., G. H.
Taylor; Chap, Rev. A. D. Davis; W. NJ, John
Q. Chatten; W. G., William r. Marsden; W. g.,
James R. Vincent; P. W. G. T., R. B. McDon-
nall
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Loan SALEs.-rhe Aid Loan Association held
s 9th monthly meeting, last evening, and sold
.4OO Of the LIST serres at l0la per cent. or the
ith series, $1,000. were sold ut 25; $500 at 25l4,
aud 5000. at 35
The Franklin, at its 49th monthly meeting, al
~ held last evening, sold S600 at 81 VI 81 900 at
il 4, and Sl7O were withdrawn.
lie Gernania No. q at its 9th monthly meet
'ne' last evening. sold 5000 at 33l9 5000 at
3'ti :l20O at 1886, and about, II, ,000 were paid
20 Withdrawing shareholders,
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W Gather Record.
REPORT OF THE SIGNAL SERVICE.

REPORT OF THE SIGNAL SERVICE.
WASHINGTON, April %.
Probabilities ). For the Middle States, gener-
ally clear and cold weather will continue with
northerly to westerly winds, and slight changes
in barometer.
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luE CoATEsvILLE BEE.-So far as is now
knowh the excursion party which will go from
tiils city to Coatesylle, this evening, to attend
me spelling bee will comprise from fifty to sew
ehty'lve PERSONS Among these will be some
Welyo or fifteen contestants, including Miss
'iary Miller, Mr.. Keeley, II. G. Grubb and sis
lffs' the Misses Carswell, Miss Irene Hawk ins,
Ni5s sallie Bye, George Moore, +. q. Gallagher
ana others The train will leave the Whining
tor hn contact
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lr DIDN'T SAVE IIIM.-In the Circuit Court for
somerset county, James Wilson, IS years CT age
VINO had been indicted for the larceny of meat
e9hiessed his crime in flood of tears while on
stal, apoogizing for it by saying that his father
meat to have something to eat. Judge Frank
IN sent him over to the Penitentiary until he
vas twenty-one.
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FIRING PIsToL IN THE SrREnT-w. W. Sim
mons mons Was arraigned before Esq Frazer last
,isut, charged with firing pistol in King street
W. W, saturday night last, the ball of which went
,,,,IoHBh the glass in the door of Miss A. Z.
Mitchell, Simmons was fined one dollar, and
ieaared to pay the costs.
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WORK TO BE RESUMED. Walton, Whann L Co.
etpeet to re-commence operations at their eu-
perphosphate works, tomorrow. New laboreis
70 supply the place Of the strikers have been en-
t"5eu Tor this purpose. Some threats of ress-
'alee have been made by the strikers, but no
Trouble liz apprehended
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MAsQuERADE PARTY.-A masquerade party
WIN rather more than the usual effect IN dis
sllse assembled at the residence OF Theodore J.
NHfch, G20 West 9th street, last evening, and un-
sltpassed pleasure was afforded. About one
INJURED persons were present. The party first
mel ut the residence of Major Fuller, on Wash
iHHtoh street, and proceeded to MIR. Murcis i'll
BODY, accompanied by an orchestra.
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The PORTABLE FAMILY FURNACE, to which we
tical exhibition at 6131S Market Street attracts
numerous visitors, and all are well pleased with
its adaptation to the wants of every family. Be-
ing sold at so low price-only $3.OO-it comes
within the reach Of every one who has desire
for economy. 1t can be run all day, doing the
cooking Of three meals, and ironing if necessa-
ry, for three cents ,oorh of fuel. It weighs only
sixteen pounds, and sits on the top of an ordi-
nary stov, J, or can be used out of doors, separate
and worth examining by all. The ladies' espe-
cially should call and see it.
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ANOTHER CIaous.-The agent of Rothschild's
snitnS, .ri, which is now travelling down the Penin-
,,'lH' ,' Will reach Wilmington tomorrow and bill
'ne circus for this city on May 1st.
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WILMINGTON STEAMER CoMrLIMENTEp.-The
Richmond State Journal says: "a few years
since, the steamship Wyanoke, Of the Old
herself to be the fastest ship bearing the Ameri-
can flag and for a coasting vessel extremely
well and strongly built, and most handsomely ap-
pointed. Time has not lessened her popularity
nor decreased any of her pleasing characteris-
tics"
The Wydnohe WAS built in this city, by the H.
& H. Co.
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SECOND EDITION.


DYING MAN FOUND NEAR MiLLyILLE.
M1LLyIILE, N. j., April %.
An unknown man, apparently German, was
found in dying condition last evening. on the
line Of the West Jersey railroad, about mile
north of this place. He expired soon after be-
ing discovered. There is no clue to the perpe-
TRAITOR of what has evidently been murder.
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Msiu AGltkfttsRtMents.

GEORGE w. BUSH Il SON, FRENCH
tiles OF HARD WHITE ASH EGG AND STOVE
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The CHANGERS. "A move has been made by
the Wilmington Grange P. of H., to call meet
ing of delegates from all the subordinate
Oranges in New Castle county, for the purpose
OF organizing county council. The first Satur-
day of May has been named for the meeting,
which is to be held In this city.
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ed a lecture last evening before the members
and friends of the Webster Literary Society in
their rooms in the Masonic Building. Subject :
" Suffering the Price OF our Blessings" The
lecture was well delivered and was not only in
structive but entertaining. The third lecture of
the Webster course will be delivered by W. II.
Purnell, L. L. D., of Delaware College ON
Wednesday Evening. April 18th, 1875. Subject
Books and Authors"
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ODD FELLOWS Administration Monday next
occurs the ffty-sixth anniversary Of the intro
duoton OF Odd Fellowship into this country,
and Grand Master Boone OF this State has pro-
claimed that day as suitable occasion for
Thanksgiving and celebration. A dispensation
has been granted to subordinate lodges to ap-
pear in full regalia on that occasion.
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Of stockwell's self-lighting gas fixtures In the
editorial room of the COMMERCIAL, and it oper-
ates perfectly-neyer misses fire, avoids the
neea OF matches, and is quick, convenient, and
clean. This is testimonial, gratis.
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WILMINGTON, THURSDAY. 1875
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

Anthracite coal has advanced dollar in price
per ton.
Thanks to our Smyrna correspondent, R. T. s.
for kind expressions.
M. v. Pyle, Front and Tatnall streets, has Just
received a shipment of Wilkesbarre stove coal.
ride along the Brandywine by moonlight will
be an additional attraction to those who go to
Coatesville, this evening.
Wilmington and Chester county are trying
to provoke each other into spelling match. -
that's the way the Reading Times puts 1t.
The Webster Literary Society have fine por-
trait in oil of the great Daniel hung in the Board
of Trade room, where they hold their meetings.
The Secretary OF the Delaware State Grange
gets fixed salary Of $25 per year. He'll never
grow RICH Reading Times. Suppose, though
that he's rich, already.
Bayard Taylor lectured at Reading on Tuesday
evening. In conversation, he said he had now
delivered his lecture 1870 times, the past Season,
felt tired wanted to get home, and would pro-
badly spend the Summer at Kennett Square.
Female Minstrels at the Opera House Con-
cert at Union M. E. Church Lecture by Prof.
Rand at Institute Hall Excursion to Coates
vile Spelling Bee all this evening. Here's
variety to please all tastes now show your
energy. and turn out strong.
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r 1KENs VALLEY COAL.


Just received and for sale one cargo very Su-
perior Lykens Valley stove end egg coal, orange
street and Railroad avenue.
aprlI-lyof JO9EPH FOUT.
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PRor. RAND, To-NIaHr.-The lecture by Prof.
B. H.. Rand at Institute Hall, this evening
should be largely attended, especially as it is
free The subject is one OF a scientific nature,
and such one az will enable the lecturer to
deeply interest his audience. He is gentle.
man of great ability and fine Speaker.
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THE SECOND CENTENNIAL BEE. The second Gen.
tennial Spelling Bee arrangements are now pro-
gressing favorably for friendly contest between
the Wilmington and Coatesvlle spoilers on tile
18th inst. Tbe Coatesyille class is now being Or
ganized, although it cannot at present be posi-.
lively. said that they will come Definite arrange
ments, however. will be made and announced in
day or two. Meantime seats are being rapidly
secured in anticipation.
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PRICE TWO CENTS.
FIFTH EDITION.
An indian Surrender.

TaREE ooIotAScHE CHIEFS GIVE ovEE THEIR EFF
FEcTs AT FORT srI1. g "N
The Morning herald., 1875-10-25
MINOR LOCALS.

IT'S said the world grows day by day
That mind is climbing to perfection's peak
Yet, after all, tits but childish play
Mans chief dependence seems to be Lis
''cheek."
Yesterday Henry Martin was arrested for
disorderly conduct and making use of abu-
sive language; was fined costs of case and
bound over in the sum of 500 to keep the
peace.
The Rev. J. NJ. Haldeman preached a
powerful sermon at the Delaware Avenue
Baptist Church yesterday morning. There
were 10 persons baptized there last evening.
On Friday evening at anexperience meeting
held at the same church, 1875 5persons related
their experiences.
At special meeting of st. Mary's T. A.
B. Society 1t was unanimously resolved to
turn out in body to attend the lecture Of
Hon. A. M. Kelly at the Opera House this
evening. The Society adjourned to meet in
the basement Of St. Mary's Church this
evening at $50 o'clock. All members are
requested to be present.
Two negroes, at loggerheads, somewhere
In the neighborhood of Ninth and Lombard
streets gave pugilistic exhibition on Sat-
urday afternoon, to crowd of bronzed
spectators. Blood was plentifully sprinkled
around; the friends of the smaller hero
began to throw stones at the larger one who
made his escape into the mystical depths Of
an adjoining alley:
The Morning herald., 1875-10-25
DELAWARE AVENUE AND THE
PROMENADERS.

Since April, lent leaves and Maya full
spread shade to the trees along Delaware
Avenue, it has been favorite resort for
Sunday prOmenaders. A half dozen fash
iounble young prigs lost around Market
street cigar store for few minutes after
dinner, then, armed with canes, as well as
tongues remarkable for caustic criticism or
derogatory ephitets, ,sauntcr along to Tenth,
and more liesurely out the Avenue. They
are probably Joined by half dozen other
connoisseurs in feminine lovelness gen lly
pinned back, and there they walk, and talk,
and loaf for couple of hours. Yesterday,
beautifully temperate as it was, found not
only such characters as these, but almost
every "set " or social !" good-enough i" in
the city had "a representative perambulating
thereon. Some, doubtless, were making for
the Brandywine, to throw nuts at trees all
the afternoon, bidding stubborn farewell
to the familiar sunny spot of greenery {"
Others, were too lazy to venture so far, and
could be seen giving whirl when the
right -abeut-face " was uttered This thing
of taking Sabbath afternoon walk is all
right when innocently done /; bnt some of the
youngsters, long coated and short, need a
broader sense of decorum tina they exhib-
itcd yesterday.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-25
A STARTLING DESCENT.

POLICE DEALING Ind TIPPLING BELOW
PAR-rLEvEN OFFENDERS CAUGHT ON
SATURDAY NIGHT.
| On Saturday night, at 10 o'clock, chief
O'Toole, accompanied by band of his men,
made descent upon the well-known "Tem-
perance House." tippling house and gam
bling saloon, at the corner of Fourth and
French streets. The following gamblers, ALL
negroes, were caught and incarcerated in
the City Hall cells to await the sitting of the
Mayor court yesterday morning: James
Caldwell, VIM: Burroughs, Charles jackson,
Thomas Mills, James Loper, Sam Griffin,
John King and James Rice. The proprietor
of the Temperance House," Dan GUSTAV,
was also seized, sharing the fate of his ten
guests. At the hearing yesterday
morning, the costs of the case
were imposed upon the negroes, aEd Gus
tan held in bali of $500 to answer the
charge of keeping a disreputable house.
When the crowd were arrested, the acciden-
tai discharge Of pistol led many persons,
who happened in the vicinity, to suspect
violence of some kind ,and thus drew to-
gether large assembly in the course of q
few minutes.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-25
BALL AND BAT,
Yesterdays Mercury, ct philadclphis

Yesterdays Msrc~ry, ct Philadelphia
says:
The Philadelphias visited Wilmington last
Wednesday, and there defeated the amateur
Quicksteps by score of 9to3. The game
was very closely contested the first eight
innings, each having then scored three runs
In the ninth innings the Quicksteps were
blanked, and the Philadelphias had added 9
runs with two men out, when Hindle, of the
Quicksteps, had finger broken, and the
game was called. Dave Eggler, of the
Athletics, umpired impartially, but received
nothing but abuse from the Wilmington
"hoodlums )" the managers of the Quick
steps also refusing to pay him the usual fee
for his services. The same paper further
says: After the Philadelphia Quickstep
game in Wilmington last Wednesday one of
the Philadelphia players was arrested and
fined on a cooked-up charge of assault and
battery preferred against him by boy, the
latter having been accidentally injured.
This occurrence, and the abuse the umpire
received there last Wednesday, will have
the effect Of making clubs give Wilmington
a wide berth.
The AR-day City Aens says "The Quick
steps won the game last Friday by their su-
perior batting" '.,r... ,.... ...
The city being full of juvenile base ball
clubs, every Saturday witnesses some doz-
ems of games on the various lots and vacant
places within the city.limits. " u
On Saturday last the Clinch nine defeated
the Blue Stockings by to 12. The Clinch
nine have played 80 games, winning all,
"What club can beat that's" says our cores
pondent. .'... =. ,''r
The Fowzer nine and Eighth street Butcher
Boys, Guveniles) played on Saturday, with
the latter victorious score, II to IL.
The Delaware MufIers won game off the
Peabodys by ~ to 2l.
The splain nine defeated the Boston, Jr,
by II to 10.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-25
MECHANIC,A1s:
MEETING SATURDAY MIGHT

MEETING SATURDAY NIGHT,
Saturday evening the Delaware Institute
Of Mechanic Arts met at the reading room,
Third and King streets, for the purpose of
making further arrangements for the pro-.
posed course of lectures. It was decided
to open the course with an illustrative lee
ture on California by Prof. j. X. Taylor.
1t was not fully determined where It would
be delivered, but doubtless in the Opera
House the time was not decided upon.
The lecture, BY Prof. Taylor, will u one Of no
ordinary interest; it will be copiously en-
6elished with stereoptican views of the El-
dorado, and can not fail to entertain all who
may have the pleasure of witnessing and
hearing It. Amer the appointing OF COM
mittes, by Mr.. Israel, to make all necessary
the meeting adjourned.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-25
WASHINGTON.
e FROM THE CAlI744L

orIsIANA JUDICIAL VACANCY.
I1,aroN, Oct. 24.-John Quincy
is being pressed for appointment as
+ the United States District Court
First Louisiana District, made va
khe resignation of Judge Durrell.
Inter Mr.. Pardee was nominated for
ke, A bitter fight was made against
|rmation, and several days of the
ksion of the Senate were consumed
herring his ease. The President de-
10 withdraw his appointment, and
lte failed to act upon it, thus leaving
ltrict without a judge. Upon the
ment of the Senate the President
ka to the Attorney General the
whether he could fill the vacancy.
was made that the Senate having
confirm any one, no appointment
made until the coming session. 1t
hat no appointment can be made
is decision until after Congress
1t, yet Louisiana delegation is
he appointment oi Fellows.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-25
eath i'm the Bottle.

|1s, Oct. M.-The in slant death Of
Thomas, and Samuel Parker at
p. on Monday, was one of most
and horrible affairs ever known
nntry. The two men left their
dacon, NJ, in morning and drove
to the neighboting town Of Be-
ter ordering dinner they pro-
get a drink, and as their
balloons I in 1Bevier,i they went
rug store of Mr.. Shankey 0 ana
the only person present. for .
replied he'hsd Temperance drink
msclf and al thrse went into the
when Mr.. Shanks, produced q
lc from which he drank and then
to the others, While the others
King Mr.. Shanks left the room to
Pon a customer, before he was
Fisherman and Mr.. Parker passed
ID not gone 10 rods befor they
down and! in q few minutes
The bottle was found to con-
ac and 'whiskey. No arrests
made. .....'
The Morning herald., 1875-10-25
RAFFLING IN P*LzTE CIRCLE


Some time since, the West End Club, Of
this city, purchased very fine marine
view, in, oil, by Hamilton. This painting
has been for long while on exhibition in
the gentlemen's room of the Clayton House.
Lately the Club desired to sell the picture,
but as no one seemed willing to pay tho
price asked, $50, they decided last week
to dispose of Il by chance, and it was ac-
cordmgly offered. Seventy-ave chances
wsresold at dollar each, and last Satur-
day evening, those who were interested, met
at the Clayton House to throw dice for the
prize, the one throwing the highest number
to have IT, Three trials were allowed to
each one who bad purchased a chance. Mr.,
Pyle, the genial propri .tor of the hotel
alluded to, bought twenty-five shares, and
after throwing seven times, became the
lucky possessor Of the truly beautiful
painting.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-25
whisky frauds.

FREAL, Oct. 24.-francis P. Stewart
ested Friday on the charge Of fpassin 6
quantity of liquors from his bonded
|se without paying duties on the
(rnard Allard, Kicker & Achillc VII
Fom officers, were also arrested on
4 aidingand abetting IN this alleged
ptewxrt is held in 5000 bail, on
ties of a, 900 each. Kicker and Vii
q, 600, and two sureties Of $4,000
be total amount of frauds are esti-
|s15,9oo. :
The Morning herald., 1875-10-25
IN TIL Il TOLLS.

On Saturday, William Homeward, Pusey
Brown, Lewis Kinsey and Thomas J. Brin-
ton were arrested and brought before the
Mayor for exposing meat for sale on King
street, in violation Of the simmer ordinance.
They were each fined ten dollars and costs.
An appeal has been taken to Court by the
parties. .'
Yesterday, Charles Flannigan and Sallie
Flanagan were fined costs and required to
give bond Of 500 to keep the peace.