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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-03-11
Giels Nsa9s.StFuc1k.

Two young girla. pupils Of the Girls Normal
Of PhilaAs,phia on Monday, for the purpose Of
attending school. Az thsy did not return In the
Afternoon ther parents became somewhat anxi.
ous about them. Later IN the day the father OF
ons raosivsd mote from the daughter, stating
for I'D stFieel life, and believed that they could
DO well It IL and no longer be . burden to their
parents They had left the city to seek an en-
Ragemsnt. The parsnA have employed detec-
Of 4 proujnsnt olsrKymau and the other thu
dauxhtse Of . retired liquor dealer.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-03-11

THE coSsTABLEs, BRIDGE TESDEGs JAIL coMMIs-
sIoNERs, &c.
The Levy Court, on Friday, made its appoint
ment Of Constsbes and other officers customary
at this session. The appointments are for the
most part reelection. The following is the
full list:
Brsndywine hundred-D. ]. Wilson, J. n.
GrHbb.
Wlmngton--Geo. G. Ward, W. W. prtchett
aud w. E. Woodward 1t is UNDERWOOD that In
u16su 60 eEzeiaa1 e sixa W lpapssA.
N3d 0Fssk- Edmdad Hsapoud
White Clay Oreek-John Lemon, -Jno. ".
MN Castle John Bartholomew, frrael H.
Fols.
Pencader-Wm. B. Ford.
Red Lions d. Scott, l.. b. How.
st. Georges-P. J. Lynch, H. H. Foster.
Appoquinimink-Th election for this hundred
was deferred to another day.
BRIDGE TESpERs
Market street, over the Christisna, Whining
ton--Jas. McManus.
Third street, Wilmington-Wm. Bradford.
Eleventh street, Wiln,ington-Eli Call.
Appoquinimink-W. @. Webb.
Newport. d. Hutton.
Odessa-Joseph Fairbanks.
Brandywine Bridge, at Market street, Will
mington-John Morrow.
JAIL COMMISSIONERS.
Gardiner l.. Jamison D. Boulden and Giles
Lambson.
LEVY COURT COMMITTEES
The Levy Court Committees. heretofore pub
hshed Ill the newspapers, are so ina curste that
it has moved = member to furnish us with
rect list which is printed below
Public Buildings-Messrs. Bright, Jackson
Polk, JAnver and Wier.
To settle with Sheriff, Clerk and Bslfs-WiI-
son, Wer aud Derrick.
jail Commissioners Polk and jan
vier.
Magistrates and Constsbles- Febiger, Medill
and Wier.
On Assessors-Roberts and Sharpless,
Members Accounts jackson and Wileon.
Allowance to Members-Brght1 Md Sharpless.
| Miscellaneous Accounts-Medi I'd Jackson.
Coroner's Accounts -Sharpless md Roberts,
On collectors accounts-Medill, FL bigger and
| Polk.
| Investments and Febiger
| Dog account-Janver and Wilson.
Printing-Wier and Derrick.
| Sunday Schools-Febiger and Bright.
| Allowance to Inspectors Roberts and Jan
| vier
On Delinquent lst-Brsndywine hundred.
| Derrick and Medi; Wilmington, Febiger and
Polk; Mill Crock, Medill and Wier; White Clay
Creek, Wier and Wilson; Peucsder, Janvier and
| Wier; New Castle Jackson and Bright; Red
Lion, Bright and Wilson; St Georges. Polk and
Roberts; Appoquininlink, Roberts and Wilson;
Chris,iana Shsrpless and Medill.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-03-11
1'Ae Senate Extra AssslOa

OPENING soRNks, on ynIDAY-A yUaa OVER ANDY
JoHSsoS-TaE oosFEDRaArRs MAnCnINa UP.
WASHINGTON. March 8.
Vice President Wilson called tho Senate to
order promptly At IL O'Clock. Tbs names Of
the new Senatorr were called, and thsy came for
ward In threes and fouEs, and wsrs qualified
Gen. Burnside wss sppsaudsd BY The galleries as
hs came up 70 the desk, leaning on TIE arm
Of Mr.. Anthony, his colleague.
sx PRzsIDEsr JoaNsOA,
when his name was called, was standing near
the cloak-room door, west OF the main entrance,
with keverdy johnson, Of Maryland, who had
accompanied him from hls hotel 70 tile Capitol.
There was . rustic al over the Chamber when
the Secretary called " Andrew Johnson" When
he reached the main aisle, where he could be
seen y the snrs :; assembly SnS as gallery began
preached the Hecrstarys desk alone. His col
leasus, Mr.. Cooper. did not offer to act ~ his
sscosk nor did Johnsou desire It Altar he had
qualified for ofacs, hs took . seat on the Demo-
"s sd h w. s sho.s Sen
been placed on his desk BY friends.
M DAwss WAS TIE ONLY 1
other Senator who was TINS complinlsnted. Sem
ator Cameron, Of PennsylvAnia, who voted for
President Johnson's impeachment was among
the first TO greet the Senator. During the entire
roceAs Mr.. johnson was kept standing At his
desk by the crowd that pressed forward . con-
Gratulate him upon his return 10 Official life.
Among those who called wera number OF Re-
publican ex-members Of the House. After the
Senate adjourned the crowd poured down from
the galleries, and for more than m hour the ex-
President was subjected to ths hand shaking or
deal
NM sAucE, THE NEW sKSAToR
from Aiasisaippi,a colored man Of hne physiqus,
nj md 1r- hos II,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-03-11
Md. 4 Del. 10 abroad
MEETING OF FIRsT MORTGAGE BoNDHoLDkas IN
BOSTON.

MEETING OF FIRsT MORTGAGE BoNDHoLDkas IN
BOSTON.
A meeting OF the holders of the first mort
gage bonds OF the Maryland and Delaware Rsil-
road Company was held in Boston on Thursday.
The amount of these bouds il $3.50. 900, most Of
which is held in Boston. Ar they have paid no
take steps looking to foreclosure, but the main
obstacles in the way Of this appears to be the
fact tha' the property lies in two Statsa and
it would bs necessary to bring suits in two Cir
cult Courts. SECOND mortgage bonds have been
issued to the amount Of 1000, and It waa
thought probable that some arrangements could
be made with the holders Of second mortgage
bonds and the original stockholders, to avoid
the expense Of = suit A committee was ap-
pointed to make An investigation, and to recon-
mend the best plan for action. The meeting
| then adjourned aubje,t to call.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-03-11

"A young lady in Kentucky married her lover
In the Mammoth cave because she had prom.
| ised her father that abe would never marry him
| ON the face Of the earth.
"A man In Bangor u spending his money IN
the building Of nshing rod which will COS,
eao00. The rssl mounting n to b Of cold goIt
" inehsa In lsngth. Ths fasTulss ars also u
seRA gslA
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-03-11
Chandler ON she Reciprocity Treaty.

Chandler ON the KectPEOcity TreAly.
Some Bay City, Mich, parties who were bound
to fight the Reciprocity treaty to the death aud
after, forwarded another remonstrsnce Against
it few days ago to Senator Chandler, and re-
ceved the following acknowledgment.
GENTLEMEN Yours Of the lsth inst. has
been received The reciprocity treaty with Cam
ada is, am happy to say, as dead as Julius
Caesar, There il no need Of pouring water Oh n
drowned mouse. Very truly yours.
u CUANDJER
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-03-11

pie In charge Of sucli lot Of young r1ifiians
nast have weary time Of IL to keep peace and
discipline. Bmall wondsr that passson now and
then gets the better Of Judgment Relative to
the food supply, the complaints in general ap-
pear TO be quite unfounded.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-03-11

-9hed sxs 7e oeots apises In WILMINGTON, n,
O., I'd u M vssy large Dlsss either
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-03-11

THE GREAT WALKING MATCH-CLAssIcAL MUSIC,
THn PHILHARMONIC AND THEO. THoMAs- -RIsTORI'g b
"WoHLD EAREwELL"--A MAMMOTH LiTHoaRAPH-
II R0niRAIr
The New York herald., 1875-08-24

characteristic of the marKeS 1nere not great de-
gree of activity noticeable but such dealings as DO trans
pire are on basis which augurs well for the future OF
The market Since the close OF business on FRIDAY az
ternoon there have but comparatively few changes
In prices but such alterations as have occurred are in
most instances in favor of the values quoted United
States government bonds vetwentes OF 1863 have ap
preciated x per cent, and are now quoted at 1861.
limited States ten -fortes have advanced Il per cent.
This is an entire recovery Of the decline in the furry
of Thursday They quoted at 1O4l5.
The shares OF the New York Central and Hud-
son River Railroad have declined full i per cent Il
is difficult TO for this there has been APP
parent pressure TO sell What lost by New York
Central was gained the shares of the Illinois Central
Railway They have advanced 4 per cent and are now
quoted at SSH against SS on Friday. Central Pacific
skies have advanced per cent and firmly held at
their present price, viz ;-93h. New York city skies
are quoted at 1O6 This is an advance Of i per cent
and is high they have been for some time back
The prospect for a week Of prosperous business good
All danger OF European complications arising out Of the
Herzegovnian troubles has passed away and a feeling
of confidence and security seems TO prevail
SECOND DESPATCH.
LONDON August 23AP M.
The volume of business transacted to-day has been
comparatively limited There has been especial de-
mand except in instance and pressure TO sell
The market however, has retained Its aspect OF firm
ness and the dealings have been characterized by still
ness on the part of the seller The tone OF the market
is healthy and all fears stated in my first despatch,
OF the revival Of the Eastern question have subsided
very large short interest created in the market
during the latter part of last week. but the signs are
that the interest has since been covered at the advance
in prices and the shorts consequently are out This ac
counts in for the rmncss which has prevailed
in the market. Erie Railway shares have been espe-
cally in demand, and that there are no apparent
detrimental influences the speculation noted in the early
ILL
The New York herald., 1875-08-24
Stocks Irregular and the
Market Quiet.
GOLD STEADY AT 113 IA A 1l3 3-S.
Money on Call 9a2 l-2 Per Cent and Foreign
Exchange Firm.
Railway Mortgages in Fair Request
and Steady.
WALL STREET,
MONDAY, August 23-6 P. N. !

r
The week opened on a stock market which, for a
short time showed unexpected buoyancy and induced
purchases on the part Of local operators Before
the close of the day. however it apparent that
realizing sales we're taking place and that the sharp ad
vance made in certain securities too tempting be
resisted by those who just now doing business
the principle that "a bird in the hand is worth two in
bushn The decline was assisted somewhat by the
of two small failures by members of
the board and apprehension that others might fol-
low The annual report of the Chicago and Northwest
Railway Company for the sixteenth fiscal year end
ing May 81 1875 published to-day, and because it
did not show as large net income has been expected
from the various statements that have been, from time
to tme unofically made considerable disappointment
expressed, which, doubtless, also had deprcss
ing influence the preferred and common
stock OF the company The report in detail will be
found elsewhere The decrease in gross earnings is
attributed to the operation of the Potter law and it will
doubtless be found that sagnation in tho grain and
produce markets have been without baneful effect
Nevertheless the report closes with hopeful view Of
the future both regards legislation and crops
THE MARKET
Northwest common opened at 42s<, to 431& and
declined to 42h the preferred stock moved from $50
to 59H receded 573S the closing price ST. Paul
advanced from 3s7S to So and fell of to SS7,
the closing price; the preferred stock from 64
to 65& and ended at 64T. Lake Shore the most
active security on the list sold all day 61 61%
61Z being held steady by the short interest Western
Union next in point OF activity and advanced to S47
closing at s4}G S4 Rock Island ranged between 1885,
a 10SH, closing at 1881. Ohio and Mississippi
steady at 1881 Hannibal and ST. Joseph steady at
25H 247S 25 New Jersey Central was firm at Ill.
Union Pacific sold at 731S 1874 73 Atlantic and
Pacific Telegraph advanced from 20 to 2oH, closing at
the latter price, Erie from 1874 16 closing the first
named figure. Pacific mail receded from 39A to 3sA,
which the last price The other changes unim-
portant
THE SALES TODAY
The transactions the Stock Exchange aggregated
IA 700 shares which divided among active stocks
follows New York Central and Hudson, 100; Erie,
$685. Lake Shore $4,000; Cleveland and Pttsburg, 400;
Northwestern, ss07; do preferred 4200; Rock Island
24oO Pacific MAIL 1900; St. Paul. $500; do preferred,
6 7OO Ohio, 700; Western Unon 12 45o; Wabash, 100;
Union Pacific 1000; Panama, 100.
OPENING HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES
The following table shows the opening, highest and
1owe nrice of the
The New York herald., 1875-08-24

For future delivery the follows August
200 bales AZ II 752c Lbs September $500 at
1900 at 10 21-32c. i3 11-16c.; December, 200 at
IL 2I-52c I3 11-l6c January 800 at 13 3Iec 37c
February 900 at 14c IA 132c March 100 NJ 13 7f2c
144c April 100 at IA l332e May 100 at l4sse Total,
13 800 bales The receipts the ports follows -
Galveston 3s2 bales New Orleans Mobile 20; Savan-
NAH Charleston 3; Wilmington 49, Norfolk, 35 Phia-
depha 20 Total 57S bales This day last week 453 This
day last SOL Total since September lS46o94s bales
freights closed follows To Havre
lII6c Hamburg by steam SC compressed TO Bremen
by steam so compressed; TO Liverpool by steam 4d by
sail I'D.
FLOUR AND GRAIS-Recepts-Flou 1885 bbls. wheat,
9O7 bushels; 200 do The -four market dull
and prices receded 1Oc zoe per bbL without leading 60
any increase business with sales of 100 bbs Rye
dull without further change. Corn meal quiet with
sales Of 400 bb and 800 bags at 50 % 81 80 or Brandy
wine So So 80 for Western So 80 a $4 25 for Jersey
and Pennsylvania per bb 81 so for southern bagged per
100 lbs city sacked quotedcoase 81 50 fine sed 81 So
bolted yellow 81 73, and 81 50 for bolted white Jersey
sacked-Coarse 81 so 81 52 fine yellow, 81 70 81 80.
aud fine white 81 80 a 81 95. We quote =
The New York herald., 1875-08-24

Other dispatches that consols opened at 945s
95 but afterward quoted at 94} 947S for money
to 949 q a 95 for the account.
The demand for discounts at London continues very
limited and in the open market three months bills are
quoted at la ia per cent At Paris rentes advanced
to 66r 671Sc., but later fell Off to 66G S2hc
An evening despatch states that Edward Hewett &
Son reported having suspended to-day Liabili-
ties eos, 900 sterling
Thirty five thousand pounds bullion have gone into
the Bank of England on balance to-day.
ConsoIs, money and account, "a 1916.
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
Government bonds closed steady at the following quo
tatons-Unted States currency skies, 123 a 1891 do
do. 1884, registered 1908 1905 do do do coupon,
I2l% 12176; do fve-twenties 1864 registered 115A
1157S; do do do coupon, 116 1161s; do do, 1865
registered, 1lSJ5 1885 do do, do coupon, 1lS% a
11s%; do do. do, new, registered, 11sb 1885, do
do do, do coupon, 1lS16 1885, do do, 1867, regis
tered 1904 100 do do, do, coupon, 1905 1903
do do 1865 registered 12O1s a12O2l do do do coupon
12OA 1905 do do ten-forties registered, 1145S a
1147s do do. do, coupon, 1855 11S1s; do. fives
1881, registered, 116}6 1162S; do do do, coupon
116h l16A.
STATE AND RAILROAD BONDS.
The former were neglected. The demand for good
railway mortgages is unabated and they closed firm.
New York Central skies Of 1883 103 and do of
1887 to 1927, c., c., and l. hrsts sold at log, New
Jersey Central rsts, new, at 11O 11oH, Fort Wayne
second at 1O61$ Central Pachcs at 1881, and Chicago
and Northwestern consolidated coupon gold bonds at
s71.
The following the closing quotations for Pacific
railroad bonds Union Pacific frss, 1925 1929; do
land grants 957s 100; do, sinking funds, 967S 97
Central Pachcs 1O3 a l03ti. Milwaukee and St Paul
consolidated frsts sold at 70, and Michigan Central
sevens nj 1O3 The latest bids are
The New York herald., 1875-08-24

Wheat dull and 0bOut lower, The maTkct cIOslnE
nomina 81 81 for primo Chicago 81 80 81 80 for
Milwaukee and 81 45 81 As for red and amber winter The
sales only about 10000 bushels 81 81 for prime No
Chicago, 81 "a for fair No Milwaukee. Corn iLmer
but quiet The sales about 6O0OO bushels At soc
S3c for steamer, SIC SSc for sail soc for mixed in
store white Western in store, held at eOc Oats were hmer
with sales Of 10000 bushels at 63c. UJc Tor
mixed in store and aloat 65c. zoe. for win
ter. Barley dull and nominal. Barley malt was
quiet and without further change. We quote Two
rcwed State at 81 rs 81 40 cash, and 81 40 tme four
State 81 4J 81 80 cash, and 81 % ~ 90 time
Canada at 81 81 60 cash. and 81 20 81 90 time Rye
quiet and nominal Beans aud Peas-Mediuns were
held irmly marrow was quiet and unchangcdi other de-
scriptons dull and without decided change. We
quote Medium new, choice 81 10 $2 -; do, fair TO
good 81 75 5asl 95 marrows new, choice 81 SO s. 40
do, fair to good s. s. - pea new, VI 80 W. red ktd
S2 20 white kidney, choice, 81 30 w do do iar TO good
CiuNNrEs-rhc demand from the South fair and
steady Domestic auiet and without dacidad ehansa
The New York herald., 1875-08-24
ADVANCE AND DECLINE

ADVANCE DECLINE.
The following are the changes in closing prices since
those of Saturday.
ADvANoE.-At and Pacific Telegraph, "a New
York Central 7s Erie, Il; Lake Shore, 9S ST. Paul
preferred, "a Mariposa, 4; Rock Island H
DECLINE Northwest common, "a do. preferred, T;
Ohio, u; St Paul common, 1s; Western Union, y;
Wabash u.
The stationary stocks were Atlantic and Pacific pre-
ferred, c., c. and l. c.; Delaware and Lackawanna,
Hannibal and ST. Joseph, Harlem Ohio and Mississippi,
Quicksilver and Union Pacific.
The New York herald., 1875-08-24
BURGLARY IN JERSEY CITY.

Yesterday morning at three O'Clock Officer Locke
OF the Third precinct Jersey City, heard for police
coming from the house of Ira Fakcnburg on Lake
street. When the officer reached the house he found
the inmates in a of CONSERVATION Mr.. Falken-
burg had heard noise the kitchen and had given the
alarm. man thereupon jumped through window IN
the lower part of tho house and made his escape On
searching the house IL discovered that Mr.. Faken
burg's pocketbook and his watch had been stolen.
The thief gained to the house by pryng open
window in the basement
The New York herald., 1875-08-24
BANK SHARES.

Bank shares sold at 100 for Fourth National The
latest bids are America, $50; American Exchange,
III; Butchers and Drovers 1S1; Chemical 160O City,
300; Commerce, 121; Corn Exchange, 134; First Ma
tonal 200; Fourth National, 81; German American,
s99(; Importers and Traders, 1876; Manhattan, 1853;
Mechanics 142 Mechanics and Traders, 14l; Mercan-
tile, 1OS Metropolitan, 133; Nassau, los; New York,
1872; Ninth National so; Peoples l4o; Republic 95}4
Shoe and Leather, 145; Tradesmens 14o Union l40.
ADEIpuIA STOCK QUOTATIONS..
The New York herald., 1875-08-24
FIRE IN EIGHTH STREET.

Shortly before six O'Clock yesterday morning fire
broke out the second floor Of the four story brick
building No. 397 Eighth street, occupied a lounge and
table manufactory by Colonel who sustains loss Of
about 81 600.
The building which Is owned by Mr.. Laimber, and
insured, damaged 20 the extent Of 81 600 The
adjoining building slightly damaged by water
The New York herald., 1875-08-24
FINANCIAL,

T REASONABLE RATES-MONEY ON LIFE AND
IN endowment insurance policies mortgages other
securities insurance OF all kinds effected with hest COM
panes. }. J. HABRICH a Co, liz Broadway
The New York herald., 1875-08-24
DIED.

ANDREWS AT bis residence near New Hamburg. the
The New York herald., 1875-08-24
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
ENGAGED.
MARRIED.

HAusSASS-IEvY-ADoLP HAUsMASS to RACHEL
LEVY. No cards
The New York herald., 1875-08-24
INVESTMENT SHARES.
The following shows the quotations at the Board for
THE MONEY M

Money was freely offered at and 21s per cent call
loans. Foreign Exchange closed frmer at the following
rates. from which for actual business there light
concession
Sirty Days Three Days
The New York herald., 1875-08-24
j. & W. sELlGMAN 4 CO..

n. j. & W. SEL1GMAN 4 CO..
Bankers,
26 Broad street, New York
issue Letters of Credit for travellers,
payable In any part of Europe ASIA Africa Australia and
America.
Draw Bills OF Exchange make teegaphic transfers Of
. unnev on Enrona and Caltnrnia.
The New York herald., 1875-08-24
THE UNITED STATES TREASURY.

special Washington despatch to evening paper
states that there will be conference the Treasury
building tomorrow between representatives OF the
press companies, national banks and tho Treasury De-
partmcnt upon the subject OF the proper payment for
the transportation by the express companies of national
bank The subject has been engaging the atten
tion Of the department for several weeks
The Assistant Treasurer paid to-day $40 900 gold
account of interest and ST. 900 in redemption of
hve-twenty bonds.
Internal revenue receipts to-day S575 o74 customs
$3s7, 1896
THR FOREIGN MARKET.
The special dispatches TO the Eventne Telegram
(Which are published daily ten O'Clock A. NJ and con-
tain the latest foreign news) report as follows;-
LONDON, August 23-1 80 P. NJ
The weak onons with nrmness as the chief
The New York herald., 1875-08-24

IoruRor-PEvNrMAS.- Sunday, August %, by the
Rev S II. Camp, j. b. LoTHRoP TO SUSAN A. PKSNiMAN
all Of Brooklyn,
The New York herald., 1875-08-24

rNHOROUGH BUSINESS MAN WILL INVEST 81 900
with his time in some respectable paying business.
Amount be increased IL satisfactorily secured Replies
state explicitly the business. A specially pre-
ferred. Address SCOTLAND Herald office.
The New York herald., 1875-08-24

PRoPRIEToR OF STATE VINEYARD BEING NOW IN
Il town. wants to make arrangements with responsible
house take hold of whole vintage sell his TO
work in partnership, party having established
handle IL commission. Address A. w. box Also Post
Office, New York
The New York herald., 1875-08-24

DARTNER WANTED-BY AN OLD PHYSICIAN; HAS
large paying practice; 81 900 will secure full part
nershp. Address DR. Y. A. b., box l6o Herald office
The New York herald., 1875-08-24

THE METROPOLITAN PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT
No 2lS Broadway prepared to do OF
Printing, Wood Engraving and Lthography at very low
The New York herald., 1875-08-24

ID ESPECTABLE WIDOW LADY WOULD LIKE TO
III with party all ready started in light respectable
business would give her services free until acquainted with
the business aterward il agreeable to BOTH invest
$500; but principals noticed; agents Address with
full particulars and address, PRINCIPAL box 16 Herald
Uptown Branch Office.
The New York herald., 1875-08-24

A CAPITALIST WANTED-WITH $500 TO INVEST
IA in the publication Of Trade Jolrna; first number
issued but parties of strict integrity energy and
knowledge of the business need apply Address TRADE
box POI Herald office.