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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-20
SECOND EDITION.
The Base bali Match.

ACTIVE, OF READIFd, Va. QUJcR5TRPs-AnniyAL OF
TIE VISITORS VIA SPECIAL gKAIa-THRIR REcfP-
aIoN AND ATTEsrIoNs DuriSa THE DAY.
The Active base bail club OF Reading, which IL
to play a match game with the Quicksteps. OF
this city, this afternoon, arrived in special
train of five cars via. W. Il Il. II. r., at 0.30,
this morning. accompanied by about two hun-
dred and fifty friends. Theivisitng club were
mot at the depot by Robert Gearey, President
Of the caetkstep club NJ. Rchenberger, Lee
File, Geo. w. Ottlip, ID. II. Bradford and David
Cook, committee appointed to receive them.
Mr.. Richenberger,as chairman of the committee
met the excursionists at Coateavllle. Several
hundred persons were in waiting for tho train.
On the arrival of the train, the members Of
the Active club, with Mr.. Missimer OF the Read
ing Eagle, MIR. Fox, of the Recalling Times, and
W. .. Ritter of the Reading Adler were handed
into carriages-Holauds bestand driven
through several OF tho streets OF the city, that
they might observe its chief objects OF interest,
see the houses of its 40 900 inhabitants, gei
an outside view OF some oil our leading indus
trial establishments, DC About noon they were
landed ut the Clayton House, where the visiting
club had made arrangements for dinner before
they left home, although it was the intention OF
the Quickstep club to provide this for their
GUESTS also. Everything possible for the com
fort of the visitors has been provided, and the
utmost kindness will be shown them during
their stay.
ternoon, at Shntzen Park, unless rain should
prevent, in which event we arc not prepared to
cay what future arrangements will be made,
Should the game take place, it will be Witnessed
bya very large crowd of people-probably the
largest ever assembled on a ball field in this
city, a deep interest being felt by all lovers OF
this sport. The eacurson trau will return at
Z. NJ. to Reading.
LEASE OF NEW BALL anoU.ps.
The Quickstep club yesterday, concluded the
lease OF new ball grounds with Rev. Father
Reilley, on the lot back OF Judge Glpins resi-
dence, on the Avenue 1ae new field is 67J by
1926 feet. The grounds will at once be put in
order. and in two weeks time it ID contemplated
that they will be formally opened with match
game between the Quckstep club and Athletics.
Beyond the enclosure Of tho lot with r high
board fence no improvements will be made,
this season, but, next year. it is proposed to
erect a large pavilion for the accommodation
Of visitors. Being more centrally located, it
is expected that larger number of spectators
will wltnoss the games.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-20
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

The Mayors Court, this morning, was only
troubled with three drnnks.
Mr. French is to be the telegraph operator at
the Junction.
The Women's Temperance Union will meet
tomorrow, corner 5th and Shiploy streets, 5
O'Clock.
Esquire George O'Neil announces himself a
candidate for the Democratic nomination for
Mayor Tho time for the nomination has not
yet been announced.
Theophilus Jones' was severely but not serious
ly bruised at the Washington engine-bouse, this
morning. He was on the back OF one OF tho
horses, when it reared and fell, young Jones
falling under.
Rev. s. r. schoGeld, pastor Of the Delaware
City Presbyterian Church, has resigned that
charge, on account Of ill-health. His resigna
ton ID to take place on October lat, or sooner,if
tho vacancy can be supplied.
The death OF MTrs. Rebecca Isabella, wife of
Rev. Lafayette Marks, pastor Of the Hanover
Presbyterian church, causes sincere regret
amongst wide circle of friends. Her funeral
takes place this afternoon ut o'clock.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-20
----------------
Fisher 10 be Retained.

The Washington Star, of last evening, has the
following statement -
1--WE learn upon good authority to-day that
the President les recalled his request for the
resignation of Judge Fisher and that that gem
tleinan will continue as United States attorney
for this district. We understand that the Pres-
dent found nothing affecting the integrity or
ability OF Judge f., but on tho other hand has
received many warm endorsements and requests
for his retention from the Judges of tho court
aud leading members Of the bar 1t is admitted
that objections oxist in regard to the personnel
OF the Office, but Judge Fisher proposes to re-
move all ground of complaint on that score by
complete reorganization, and tho appointment
Of an assistant or assistants who shall be entire
ly acceptable to the public. His former assis-
tant. Mr.. Harrington, won an enviable repnta'
ton as a public prosecutor, and if Judge +. is
able now to find successor OF equal capacity
and energy it is not too much TO say that 1t
would greatly add to the administration of JUS
tce III tho District.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-20
John MOrrissoY,

MS EXPULSION POSSIBLE FROM TAMMANY HALL.
The question what will be the nature of the
report to be made to day by the SUBJ Committee
on Discipline to the Tammany Committee on
Organization in the case of John Morrissey and
others was discussed, says the N. Y. Tribune of
this morning, at length yesterday by the Demo-
cratic politicians. There is growing belief
that tho Committees report will be very eevere
on A,r. Morrissey that he will be char ,od
with being a disorganizer, and that his expulsion
from Tammany Hall may be recommended.
Opinions vary al to tho wisdom of such course.
There are many Democrats who believe that
Morrissey is an incnbus on the party in the city
and State, while others think that his activity
and his contributions during political campaigns
more than offset tue odium which attaches to
his past life and his business AZ a gambler.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-20
The Indian Ring,

MEETING OF THE SPECIAL COMMISSION TO INvEsTI-
GATE PROF. MARsH's oHARdEs-oNLY PRELIMI-
NARY MATTERS DISCUSSED.
The Special Commissioners selected TO inves-
tigate Prof NIarsh's charges met last evening at
the Fifth Avenue Hotel. There were present
Gen. Clinton B. Fisk, President Of the Board
of Indian Commissioners, who made
the selection OF the Commissioners at Secre-
tary Delapo's request and the three Commits
sioners, ex- Governor Thomas @. Fletcher of
Missouri, B. W. Harris of East Bridgewster,
Mass, and Charles j. Faulkner of West Virginia.
The discussion was private, and the Commits
sioners refused to give any details concerning it.
1t was stated, however, that Commissioner q. p.
Smith and Prof. Marsh exchanged some sharp
language, caused by Prof. Marshs statements
before the Commission.
1t is understood that the Commission only ar
ranged preliminary matters for their investiga-
ton, and that their meetings will be continued
several days vet.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-20
The baltimore Canmakcr.

THEY OBTAIN THE INCREASE IN WAGES DEMANDED
AND END THE STRIKE.
Tho tin canmakers who have been engaged in
an effort to obtain an advance Of prices had
meeting last night at tho hall, corner Of High
and Lombard streets, at which, says the
.Suu, satisfactory termination of their nege-
tatons with their employers was reported. All
of the shops with one exception have consented
to pay the advance asked for, snd there is plep-
ty of work in tho other shops for the men in the
one non-paying shop, they state The abund-
ant fruit crop is making the business Of canning
brisk, and the demands of the men, which have
been granted, are not considered unreasonable
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-20
lfaths.

MARKs.-In this city, on Saturday, the lIth inst,
Rebecca Isabella Marks, wife of Rev. L. Marks.
The friends of the family are respectfully invited
to at end the funeral on Tuesday afternoon, at Q
o'clock. Services at Hanover church. lnterment
at Wilmington Brandywine Cemetery.
ANDERSoN.-Dle on the 10Th inst. Thomas
Eugene, son OF Thomas s., and Lulo Anderson,
ngt d months and Is days.
The relatives and friends OF the family are re-
specially invited TO attend the funeral from the
residence OF Mrs. =. +. Anderson, 202 West 18th
street. to- morrow morning, AT 10 O'Clock. Services
at the house at 4 past O'Clock. 1nterment at u A,
NJ. L. Gnu ch, lzth and French 1t.
Hope loo. beyond the bounds of time
When what we now depore
Shall rise in full In mortal prime
And blooms to fade no more.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-20

At Bangor, Me, yesterday, William Pangborn
was committed for the murler of his wife, at
Medway, on Saturday night. He says he killed
his wife "while dreaming of fighting bear. ;"
lie is 50 years of age; his wife was Gl.
John Wallace, an inn-keeper of Cumberland,
Md, was shot dead by young man named
John Stuart, on Sunday evening. Wallace was
desperate character, and some credit is given
to tho claim of Stuart that he acted in self de-
fence.
=, The case of ex-Treasurer Parker, at Columbia,
y; u, was given to the jury yesterday. after an
elaborate charge by Judge Carpenter. At ten
o'clock, last night the jury rendered verdict
Tor the State Of $4,000.
In the rifle match at Wimbledon yesterday,
between members OF the House of Lords and
House Of Commons, the range was five hundred
yards The Commons won, making 3l3 points
aSainst 20 made by the Lords, out of a possible
total Of 375
Base ball, yesterday In New York, Mutuals
Q, Philapelphias, !; in Philadelphia Athletic,
~, Atlantic 3.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-20
Political Notes.

In Huntingdon county, Pa, where thers has
been most bitter feud between two wings of
the Republicans, reconciliation has been effect
ed, which appears to be cordial and TO promise
good results. The county used to give 1900 Re-
publican majority, but last year it gave Mr..
Olmstead for Lieutenant Governor, only $50 and
has boon, at various times, doing bad work in
helping to elect Democratic members Of Legisla-
Iure and Congress.
Tho Opposition in California has been placed
on the defensive. Senator Sargent and Secre-
tary Gorham are the leading Republican speak
ers, and have succeeded in reviving the old
time enthusiasm Of the party, California will
set the example of a Republican victory in Sop
tember, to be followed by Ohio and Pennsylvania
in October and November Washington Re.
publican,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-20
Marine Disasters.

vEsHFL SUNK ny A DELAWARE scHooNER-A DAP
sIzE AT THE BREAKwATER.
The morning papers report that tho schooner
Willie Harris WAS run INTO and sunk in Vineyard
Sound last Saturday night by the schooner Mar.
ragansett, Of Wilmington, Delaware. Her crew
was saved. The sunken vessel lies in ten faith
oms of water, with her mast-heads out, in dan
gerous position for passing vessels.
The schooner Mary and Martha, of Fallsburg,
n. j., with cargo OF railroad iron for Cape May,
capsized IL Lewes harbor on Sunday night. Hel
crew got safely ashore, but the captains son
was severely injured. Yesterday morning the
vessel had disappeared, and it WAS supposed she
had drfted out to sea during tho gale.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-20

THE NArF NEWMAN SALE.-The sale OF the
Naif Newman tract, on Saturday, is regarded as
evidence that property well located, and in q
neishboihood hhely to be soon improved, will
bring good prices, oven AT this time. The sale
AZ stated in cur report, yesterday, aggregated
forty eight thousand dollars, lacking five dollars,
(s47, ,995 The whole of it amounted to about
twenty acres, and was bought, come thirty years
ago, by the late John b. Newman, and VIM. Fl.
NaiT, in partncrrhp at Sherir'a sale, for $4,000.
The increase has been ten-fold, in that time
The sale was now made, by order of the Chan
cellur, in order to effect q division between the
heirs of tho Newman estate, and Mr.. Nan. The
property bought by hIr. Spruance was on ac-
count OF the former, and amounted to nearly all
their Share of the sale-ono half.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-20
FIRST EDITION.
Delaware Water GAP.
A POPULAR RHsonT-sUMMEB ATTRACTIONS wII.-
MIsoTosiANs AT THE aLESwooD, ETC.
Special Correspondence Of The Commercial.
DELAWARE WAFER Gar, PA,



MrsoTosIANs AT THE GLESwooD, ITO.
Special Correspondence Of The Commercial.
DELAWARE WAFER Gar, PA,
July 10, 1875
This delightful mountain roaort is yearly be.
coming more pspular. As each closing season
compels the return to city homes of thoee who
have passed 40 many pleasant days among the
hills" it Ia customary. AZ they rogretfully pack
their trunks, to put in resolution to return
next year with still larger party, and, II posi-.
bic for longer sojonn. 1t ls a fact worthy of
note that many who stop here but for day or
two, allow the days to lengthen into weeks, and
frequently send for friends to Join them and
share tho pleasures which have been the cause
Of a change in their programme.
The accommodations for boarders at tho Wa
ter Gap are ample and oommo1ious and grade
from first class hotel TO clean and quiet farm
house. As their name IL legion, the limits Of
this short epistle forbid any attempt to catalogue
them, OF To mention any except the Glen
wood" whence this letter IL dated and which,
by the way, IL second to none, unless it be in
aizo. Accommodating comfortably 100 persons,
1t combines all tho advantages OF n large hotel,
with the qriet of a smaller establishment, aud II
homelike. sociable feeling pervades which is
particularly agreeable
Besides tho comforts of the house and all ex-
oelent table, tho attractions here made up
In beautiful mountain scenery, shady grounds,
an abundance of pure air and water, and n loca-
tion unsursassed-comind view OF tho
Delaware River Valley for miles.
The much needed rain OF last week has left
us a delightful temperature and rides walks aud
boating are the order of tho day and evening,
with the guests OF "Glenwood."
The following named Wmngtonians are Ell
ther here or represented by members OF their
families VIM NJ. Pyle, Isaac c. Pyle, Jona-
than Rhoads, Mrs. Matilda Candy, Joseph Tat
nall, T. II. Taylor, and Mrs NJ. j. Buck.
VIM Bush and wife, Mrs. Il. ID. Porter, Mrs
Geo. W. Bush, Miss J. j. Bush and J. Danforth
Bush were here earlier in the season. Tho
Mexican Princess de Yturbile and suite, III.
mates OF the house for more than a month past,
will leave shortly for Bethlehem, Pa
Hon. Jno. Nj. Broomall and family, OF Media,
are making some stay. Hon Il. Van Sycle and
family of Trenton, N. j., expect to spend the
summer at Glenwood.
Local news is scarce. A party which was or
ganizing for the Black Hills is discouraged by
late reports from that quarter, and has aban-
doned the idea Milo
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-20
siOCfod1ea. :
xEETIsas 1'HIs EVENING.

Asylum Lodge, No. %, /. o. o. F., at Odd
Fellows Hall, Sd and King street.
Good Intent Division No. 3, s. OF T., Nicola
rvs Building.
Humanity Circle, B. U. @. A. Hall 50i Market
street.
Lincoln Lodge, No. 8, X. of p, at Knights OF
Pythias Hall, 2l1 Market street.
:, American Star Lodge, No. i, A. o. of G. i. at
alcClary's Building.
Washington Lodge No. l. A. p. A., Savilles
building.
Equal Rights Lodge No. 12 A. Il. A. NJ, 18th
street between Orange aud Market
Franklin Circle, Is, U. q. A., No.. 6, McClary's
Bnildiuy
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-20

THE READING RAILROAD AT CHESTER. -Satur-
days Philadelphia Inquirer makea the following
stltemcnt:
1.-The Reading Railroad Company having
been deferred by the refusal of Select Council
to grant it proper and necessary facilities for
carving cut its design, which was to establish a
dry dock in tho Twenty-fifth Ward Of Philadel-
phla has determined to abandon it's purpose SO
far as location is concerned. and at Chester,
upon the Delaware to erect those spacious and
costly industrial works which it was the Compa-
ny's intention and desire to establish here"
The Chester Ne'cs fears this news is too
good to be true, and thinks tho Philadelphia
people will not let the proposed dry dock leave
Port Richmond.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-20
FIFTH EDITION.
Disaster At Cincinnati.

A BuHDIEG BURNED AND sEvEAL PERSONS BURIED
IN It's RUINS.
CINCINNATI, July, 20. =
The building occupied by Block d Co., as
printing office, and N. W. Donaldson, ,lithograph-
ere, was burned, this morning. The loss Is
e25,OO0. The walls were thrown down by
an explosion Of gas, and seven fremen, includ-
ing the Chief Engineer, were buried i'll the ruins.
The Chief Engineer was the first one rescued.
and it is thought his injuries are not fatal. Tho
others we're soon after discovered and taken out.
All Of them were more or less injured but it is
thought only two were fatally hurt. Three 9TH
er men were severely injured by flying missiles
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-20
DajfY Goatmertiaf.
COMMERCIAL PRINTING COMPANY.
Howard II. Jenkins, Wilmer Atkinson,
francis O. Fsrris.
ty' Nor Terms, eto.. res Second Puos.
The bold baloonists, it is now believed, are
.afe. Donaldson was not born to be drowned in
AXE Michigan.
fy' nor Terms, eto.. res Second Pacs.

In addition to the announcement made on au-
.hority OF the Purchasing Committee of tue
Northern Pacific Railroad Co., we observe it ad.
yortised In Philadelphia newspapers that copies
Of the plan Of reorganization and any other need-
ed sdinformation, may be obtained of q. ID. Barney
y Co, ia South Sd st.. Philadelphia.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-20
Tho Clayton House.

ARRIVALS, UP TO THIS MORNING.
II Flowers, 4 Ladies' and . children, Phila
NJ Barr Middletown.
Is Lane, BALTIC.
A T. Anderson, :"
N Buck City.
Edward Burke, Phila.
Frank b Greene, Phila.
Dewey, VT and child Chicago.
Short, Lancaster, Pa.
James Todd, Phila.
N w Springer, st. Louis Mo.
Mrs J. J. Corson, :.
Paul ID Van Hook, Phila.
Geo d Snyder, N Y.
) Prettyman, Milford.
J W Roraback, Albany.
II Sterling, Phila.
Benson, Pa.
+ V Lefeyre, Chester.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-20

At Wimbledon, yesterday, the Americans So
cured additional honors. Major Fulton won tho
the second OF the Albert prizes. Mr.. Coleman
is ahead of the competitors for the Rife Associa-
tion's cup.
Several coasting vessels lost Home or their
sails OF the capes of the Chesapeake during the
gale of Sunday afternoon. schooner laden
with lumber for Bath, Me-, lost both her top
mast and top. .ssils near the mouth of the Chop
tank river.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-20
THE r'iifOns.

Az Mrs Tiltor had forgiven her husbands al
leg cd faults. and had lived with him afterward,
there would be no possibility OF her being able
to obtain divorce. The same difficulty stands
in the way of similar action by hlr. 1ilton.
Mrs. Titon has been sxffering from a sore
eve caused by coal cindsr which burned her i'll
a recent trip to Montclair. Her son Ralph is with
hor Her chidven, Alice and Carroll, arc at tue
Gunnery in Washington, Conn.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-20

VERY POPULAR Evidences OF the popularity
Of Smiths Hudson River Excursion are coming
from qnite u lumber OF places. Here is a pos
tai card from McVeytown Knowing what your
Excursions are of DID, wish you to have regis
tered my name as one for the trip on the 22nd.
Have my ticket and will join you in Philadel-
phia, 3rst & Market street Hoping that your
effort will be grand SUCCESS L remain, &C. The
Cecil Dpmocrot says; A number of persons will
leave Elkton on Wednesday next for Whining
ton to ioin the excursion that leaves there on
Thursday morning for Hudson river
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-20
Black Hills IL alt.

PARTY OF MINERS CAPTURED AT FORT LARAMIE.
CINCINNATI, JULY 20.
Thirteen miners and four wagons were cap
tured forty-f miles north of Fort Laramie, en
route to the Black Hills, on Friday last, and
brought into the Fort on parole.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-20

MuRnEnoUs AssAULT.-Thomas Taylor, a
colored man, made murderous assault upon
David Shields, this morning, with hammer, in
ficting fearful and ugly wound upon his
head. Shields made complaint before Esq
Frazer, who issued warrant for Taylor's ar
rest but up to noon he had not been found.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-20
Spain.

DEFEAT or THE RELIGIOUS LIBERTY PROPOSITION
MADRID July 20.
The Constitutional Committee has, by vote
of 20 against Z, rejected the amendment to the
new constitution in opposition to the principle
of relipious liberty
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-20
DistiIlery Burned.

HEAVY CONSUMPTION OF wHIsKEY AT covISoToR,
EENTCcKY.
CINoINNArI, JULY ~.
This morning, the distillery Of H. T. Jaspar,
in Coyingtou, KY. WAS burned together with
three or four hundred bbls Of whiskey, and
2, 900 bushels of malt The loas is $50, 1000, and
liz insured for 1926, 600 in Cincinnati companies.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-20

4 LUNCH WITHOUT MoNEY.-During last evo-
ming a couple of young men went into AL Aim
scow's restaurant, near Third and King, and Or
dering lunch it was served. After the food was
eaten they declined to pay for it, whereupon the
colored man in charge locked the door to pre-
vent their exit. They then set upon him, beat
him pretty badly, destroyed the dishes and
smashed up things generally, after which they
quietly left the place. No arrests have been
made,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-20

SUNDAY SoHooL EXCURSION. Epworth NJ.
E. Sunday school will make an excursion to
Pennagrove OH the Alice Preston, and return by
way Of Fort Delaware, on Thursday next. The
boat will leave Fourth street wharf at 8 A. NJ.
and p. Al. A pleasant time is anticipated.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-20

New Posr OFFICE FURNIruRE.-Two large dis
tributng tables, made by the Enterprise Manu-
featuring Co. were put into the post Office yea
terdsy. Both are of ash finished in oil. The
one i'd composed Of boxes into which the mail Of
each carrier s put with other compartments al
80 the other is a large semi-circular table upon
which the carriers aesort their mail, and has all
facilities for the purpose. Tho tables were
greatly needed, and are fine pieces OF furniture.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-20

HORSE STOLEN AT DowNINaTowN.--John B.
Crswell, residing in Downingtown, had u valu-
abo sorrel horse, a stationary top buggy and a
set of harness stolen from his premises on last
Saturday night. Mr.. Criswell advertises that a
man named Wilson, supposed to live in Whining
ton, and who is described az about five feet ten
inches high with black goatee, il the thief. $50
reward will be paid for the recovery Of tho pro-
perty and conviction Of the thief.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-20

FELL FROM A BRIDGE.-Joseph Rigby, who
Village, fell from the Shellpot bridge. in the
Philadelphia pike, this morning. and severely in
jured himself. His hip and shoulder were bro
ken, and he sustained internal injuries besides
Dr. M. A. Booth was called in and rendered the
medical attention.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-20
Nevv AayerI,sesnents, Ta-dn NY

American line-Petcr Wright L Sons
Anchor Lines Bettf
Auction sale--J e. W Merrick
Lippincott's Magazine.
Notice-Dissolutlon OF co-partnership.
Almonds card
Wanted-H w Cause
Lawn sprlnslers-kreviry
Green's ice cream-brevlty
Webb, hatter-Brevlty.
BuXbaum's brevity
Donahoe-brevty
Fullmers brevity
Enterprise Mannfacturiug Cos breyity
Funeral notices
Dubell's hrevlty.
Bpwman's Drevities
DeNOrmandes breyliy
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-20
England.

LONDON, July 20,
Some gentleman have opened subscription
with s125 600 to build Young Mems Christian
Association Hall here.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-20
The Missing Hailoonists safe.

DETROIT, July ia special to the Free
Press from Kalamazoo says that employees on a
Kalamazoo and South Haven Railroad train this
morning bring a report that Professor Donald
son alighted between South Haven and Manga
tuck, on Sunday in an exhausted condition.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-20

OFFICIALS ON A VIsIr.-Ths morning Presi-
dent Hinckley, Samuel NJ. FELTON,, Fl. F. Ken
ney, s. T. Fuller and other officers Of the Z. W.
& b. Il. r., passed through Wilmington on Il
special train bound for Baltimore.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-20

SPELLING BEE.-To-morrow evening, (the
2lsD q spelling bee will be held in the Lower
Brandywine Presbyterian church, to begin at
7.30 O'Clock. The prizes offered are LIST, Web
sters Unabridged Dictionary; End, Romance OF
Natural History 3rd, a chrome entitled "a Vase
OF Flowers" Admission 90 cents. Proceeds for
tho benefit Of the Sunday School.