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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-02

EFFEols OF THE LATE RAINs-THE FODDER CANNOT
BE SAVED AND MnI.-DAMs BRoKEN--THE FARM
ERs' AssocIATIoS, 10.
Correspondents Of the Commercial.
SALISBURY, MD, Aug. 81.
Whether the tradition about st. Swithin be
true or not, we have had the forty days rain.
1t has come in abundance too, and its
effects are very noticeable. The farmers
report their fields flooded and their corn
falling down. Tho fodder is ripe
but cannot be saved but yesterday was partially
clear and to-day has bright sunshine which will
check the threatened evil, if it continues. Camp
meetings in this locality have been failures ow-
ing to tho cold water" thrown upon them-by
the rains. Last Sundays rain broke most of
however, were "powerful weak" and have bro
ken wherever they had a reasonable excuse for
1t.
Tho Association of Farmers and Mechanics III
this county are chartered with large member
bership, and at their meeting last Saturday So
lected a site upon which to hold fair in Octob-
er next Over $500 were then subscribed by
those present, and it is thought there Will be no
trouble in selling So 900 worth of stock In ad-
dition to this, the State gives $500. SO you see
that this prospect is bright. The people OF the
Peninsula are moving, and when once aroused,
hope our progress will astonish the outside bar
barianS. ~,
This county is not greatly affected by the
breakdown in the peach market IA it cannot
boast of a single respectable orchard. Our
chief shipments of this season are watefmeons
which, generally, have brought remunerative
prices The strawberry and melon crops have
notceably relieved the money pressure here.
Tho circus ia coming Bon.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-02
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Political Notes.

The opponents of the Wallace Ring in Pom
sylyania, it is now said, will support Bger Tor
Governor and John o. James, OF Philadelphia,
for State Treasurer, in the Erie Convention.
Up to the hour when the morning papers went
to press no roturns had been received OF the
election in California held yesterday. Owing to
the number OF the tickets it was impossible even
TO guess at the result last night.
State Treasurer Sooy, of New jersey, yester-
day placed his resignation in the hands OF the
Governor. The Attorney General gavo writ
ton opinion declaring the competency OF the
Governor to fill the vacancy, aud the Executive
thereupon appointed General Gershom Mott, OF
Bordentown, to be State Treasurer.
The Democratic conferees of Blair and Cam
bria counties of Pennsylvania, met yesterday at
Cresson, and selected Hon. John Porter as Sen
atorial delegate to the State Convention, in
strncting him to support Cyrus J., Pershing FOR
Governor.
The State Temperance Convention OF Masea-
chusetts will meet OH the first "Wednesday III
October.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-02

THE WILMINGTON MARKET.
Peaches have advanced in prices somewhat by
reason OF the appearance of the preserving varie-
flos-the Late Crawford's. Susquehannas and
others. The receipts, thia morning, amounted
to about 1900 baskets and l75 crates, with con-
siderable quantity in wagons. The demand is
firm and prices rule at 80 to rs cents for baskets.
TIC NEW YORK MARKETS TO-DAY.
liep0rt by L. shany Davis, 95 Barclay si,l
By Telegraph to the cOnmereidl.
NEW YORK, Sept. 2.
We quote as follows prime crates, s1,Oo@2'-
0G primo baskets 50@7Oc poor fruit in crates
GO@SOc and some in baskets cold Mt any prIce
which buyers wolld Offer.
THE PHILADELPHIA MARKETS TO-DAY.
IReport j. r. \ n. II. konney, 3O5 N. "aer sl'l
PHILADELPHIA, Sept2
The market, this morning, was active, and
prices better. We quote as follows fruit IN
crates, poor 4O@5Oc medium, 45@75c prime,
.l.05l 50 baskets, 2OGO6Oc according to quality
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-02

A niece of President Van Buren,, 10 years old,
ia an inmate Of the Hudson county IN. J.) aims
house.
Cameo rings are now the fashionable article.
Amethysts have Lost their popularity and good
price.
The health of the Pope is so much improved
that he celebrated mass lately in the Sistino
Chapel.
Charles Joseph Bonaparte, grandson OF King
Jerome Bonaparte, WAS married to Miss Ellen
Claiming bay, OF Boston, yesterday at New
port.
George A. Smith, Second President of the
Church of the Latter Day Saints, died yesterday
in Salt Lake City.
The Wamsutta Mills, at New Bedford Macs,
will resume operations next Monday. il the
hands are willing to work at the reduced wages
paid last winter Tie mills stopped rnuuing Oh
the 31st of July, on account of the accumulation
of manufactured goods.
Tho Secretary OF the Treasury yesterday is
sued call for the redemption of an additiona
thirteen millions of ds--FIve-twenties of 1877.
eight millions being on account OF tho Sinking
fund.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-02
oUorATroNs AT THH nRANDYwINE sfIIIs Fon TLoun
Arn anArN--ooRnroTnp pA1tY.
New Castle Items.

New CASTLE, Sept. 2.
Tho members OF the Good Will Fire Co. took
the engine out yesterday evening, and gave her
a trial squirt 1t was anything but satisfactory.
The engine is played out, and the hose is badly
bursted being very rotten.
Tho work Of removing the old "long wharf "
is going on satisfactorily. A graphing machine
is employed to tear the woodwork away.
The tug Flanagan, on fire Saturday night, is
in service all right. The origin OF tho fire is at.
tributed to some colored men who were refused
a passage in her.
Speakman 4 Bro, of your city, arc laying
water pipes from the east side Of Market street
to the jail
A party arrived on the boat this morning, on
their way to Washington, having driven up, on
the Jersey side, from Cape May.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-02
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

Oyster boxes are being repaired and oyster
knives secured.
John Keatling, near Mt. Cuba, has II small
farm he wishes to sell.
John W. Banks, in Christiana Hundred lost a
very fine horse last Sunday from pleufo-pneu-
monia.
The peach festival, last week, and supper in
aid Of Bethel Church in Brandywine Hundred,
netted over $75 profits.
The 81. Georges Odd Fellows will give an on
tertainment next Tuesday evening, to which
Eden Lodge OF this city s invited.
A children's Sunday School festival is being
held at Grace z. 4. church, Brandywne hum
dred, this afternoon, and will contine this even
ing.
The picnic of tho Wooddale Assembly, at Mt
Cuba, last night, was a failure. Disappointed
by Saturday nights rain, the young folks conld
not be rallied again.
Mrs. Todd, injured about three weeks ago
near Newport while coming to market, is i'm
proving and can soon be removed to her home.
1t is remarkable escape from death.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-02
Maryland.
SALE OF THE PHOENIX COTTON FACTORY.
RAI 1rIAIhpp SaI,I

SALE or THE PHOENIX COTTON FACTORY.
BALTIMORE, Sept, 9.
The Phoenix cotton factory, IS miles from
this city, on the Northern Central II. H., was
sold yesterday, at public sale, for $97, 000.,
Robert Garrett & Sons and Jos. W Jenkins being
purchasers. The factory has not been in opera
tion for several months, and the new owners
have as yet come to no determination as to
whether they will commence to work it imnedia-
tely or not. Its machinery for the manufacture
of cotton is very costly and complete.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-02
'Ehe peach Trade.
WILMINaTog, Sept. 2

WIIMINdToE, Sept. 2.
No doubt the Western markets, II week or ten
,lays ago. were doing very well, and those ship
pers who wore sending there had good returps
but this fact became too well known, and the sup
plies cont have been excessive. The Chicago mar
kst has been entirely broken down. The CONF
taarciai Bulletin OF that city reporta Tuesdays
rtiation, thus -
1.-The market, to-day, was utterly demoralized
and in u worse condition than at any time this
season. The receipts OF Eastern peaches ye--
tertiay, instead of being 80 cars as we stated
amounted TO Al cars, OF which about two-tlliris
were carried over until to-day, receivers finding
il impossible to sci all they received. OF this
amount about 20 cars were received late yester-
1ay afternoon, and could not bo placed on sale
until this morning. In fact nearly all the ar
rivals to this market have been several hours
behind time, which greatly interfered with trade
and generally made it impossible for shippers to
purchase in time to fill their orders. Still the
shipments have been greatly above the
requirements of this Market and un-
til Eastern parties will ship on IL
more moderate scale, they must expect losses
TO add to the demoralzad condition of this
market was the poor quality of tue fruit, the
conslgnments being generally in such miserably
poor condition that the Health Officer notified
merchants that they must sort them, and in a
great many cases condemned large amounts.
Sales ranged at 12l GDG0e. per box, with an oc-
ca-ional box of selected at Sl.00 Baskets rang
cd at 10060c. Sales were $50 boxes Delaware
At 12l6c, so boxes at l5c, 100 boxes at 1885, 800
boxes at 250Da0c. $50 boxes at 40D50c, 10 boxes
AT 5OMG0c, 1926 boxes at 406D7jc, GIG boxes at 25c
"a 81. 90, 225 boxes at 51.OO, 600 baskets at 250
3Oc, 100 baskets at 81 S@4Oc, 80 baskets at 400
60c 80 boxes choice Southern at c0CD75c."
The peach shipments from the Delaware II.
n 81 fQli0Ws
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-02
Tho LOsI Sheep.

A fiock OF one thousand two hundred sheep
were destroyed through strange accident re-
Gently, near the San Jose mission California
The flock was passing along the edge OF preci-
pice when the leader lost his footing and fell
over the declvivy. The rest of the sheep, sup
posing this was the usual way of business,
jumped one by one after thar leader and were
killed on the rocks below.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-02

UNITED STATES CoURT.-In the United States
Court, this morning, the peach cutler case of
Edward W. Lockwood against John A. Jones
was taken up, per appointment, on motion OF
complainant to make permanent an Injunction
restraining defendant from the further manu-
facture of peach cullers. Both parties are en-
gagged in this business, but Mr.. Lockwood
claims that Mr.. Jones has infringed upon his
patent. Mr. Eldrdge, of Philadelphia, repre-
sents the complainant, and Judge Combs, OF
Washington, and Chas G.. Rumford, Esq, of
this city, the defendant. Argument was still in
progress at the noon recess.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-02

K. OF P. CELEBRArIoN.-0 0sceola Lodge. No. 5,
X. of f.. of Newark, are holding woods-meet-
ing. in Porter's Grove, near the town, to-day:
The Uniformed Corps with several members of
the order from this city, are present, some hav-
ing gone ont in wagons and others by train. A
parade was made through the streets, this morn
ing, in which number of visiting lodges parti-
cpated Addresses will be made in the grove,
this afternoon, by Reys. G. j.. Moore and James
France and by Prof. S. j. Wiley and others.
Altogether it is gala occasion for Newark
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-02
The Carlist Prisoners.

THEIR ARRIVAL AT RIPoLL-BIsHoP OF SEQ DE UR-
GEL SENT TO ALICANTE.
MADRID, Sept. 2.
General Martinez Campos has arrived with the
Carst prisoners at Ripoll, in the Province OF
Corona, on his way to Barcelona, OH the Medi-
terranean coast. These were the prisoners cap
tured at SEQ de Urgel. The Bishop Of SEQ do
Urgel, who was also taken prisoner, will be con-
fined in the fortress at Alicante, where he will
await the decision of tho Government in his
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-02
Police eOIsrt-

Howard Rice committed violent assault upon
Patrick Dunn, yesterday, striking him unawares
and knocking him down in the street while talk
ing with n gentleman. The Mayor imposed a
tino of 45 upon Rec and held him i'll $500 to
keep the peace.
Dennis Sharper preferred charge of disor-
derly conduct against FANNIE johnson, and she
was held in 800 to keep the peace
DR.. b. +. Vandeyer waived an examination
on q charge of committing an assault upon
Michael Owens and gave bail i'll 5000 for his p
uearauce at Court
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-02

WANTS IT HIuHER.-A downtown fireman
complains that the new bell on the cnpola of the
City Hall will be too low, with tho present ar
rangement, and cannotbe well heard all over the
city. He thinks it should be placed higher. One
difficulty is that the cupola il already spindling
thing, too high entirely to be in keeping with
the Dimensions of the City Hall. The old one
was well proportioned, but this will spoil the
looks Of the building.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-02

They give the poor soup instead of meat, on
the general theory that beggers should not be
chewsirs
Your tailor is the man most likely to oyerdo
things. 1t is generally after he has brought
suit that he brings suit.
I,ouisyille already congratulates itself that II
will have three miles of procession at the open
ing Of its industrial exhibition
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-02
The California Election.

PROBABLE SUCCESS OF THE DEMOCRATIC srATE
TICKET.
SAN FnANcIsoo. Sept, 2-2.45 A. NJ.
Election returns to date arc very meagre.
They indicate that the Democrats have elected
their State Ticket by large majority. Hough-
ton (Republican) and Luttrell (DemocraD are
probably elected to Congress- from their respec
tive distrcts.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-02
4slurriaafs.

HARvRY-gLIIOTT.-Sep 1sttby Rev. 7. Gar,
ner Litte at the residence OF the bride parent
Holstein Harvey to Ida Blott, boh OF tnis ciiy
sMTrH-PARKER-U the morning Of the I'd. A.
the residence OF the BRIDES parents, No. II EAST
81 street, by Rev. Joseph E. Smith, Mr, Sia.ley
Heywood Smith, OF Providence, X. l. and MisI
Annie T. Parker, OF this city.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-02
American Cutlery in CHINA.

Says the (English) lronmonger for August :
.'In Japan tie Americans have been too sharp
for us. Before the English cutlery found its
way there the American factor was in the field.
The Japanese are shrewd race, and if they do
not find the American cutlery equal to their ex-
pectatons or in some measure proportlonate TO
tho representation Of their merchants. they will
soon turn to the English cutlery. But for the
present the japanese markets are scarcely con-
sidered in the calculations of Sheffield manu-
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-02

There arc but Ton Trains out upon INC fOau 70
day.
Baltimore had $4,000 boxes at Light street,
yesterday mostly primo fruit The shippers
bought less freely, on account OF the Western
glut but the market pretty much cleared out.
Prices were low, red varieties 30@G0 cents, and
yellow 50a75c per box.
Besides those sent uid Wilmington, New York
received, yesterday, IL carloads of peaches by
the New Jersey Southern H. r., and 5000 crates
by the Lewes steamer Several Of the trains
we're late on this route. Prices were given in
our telegram, yesterday.
Tho following is summary, showing the dis
buton OF peaches, during the week ending
with Tuesday, August 31st -
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-02

The ELK EXTENSION. The meeting OF parties
interested in the w. IL W. extension, at Darling
ton Copo's on Monday afternoon was pretty well
attended 1t was Il business meeting. num-
Der of new subscriptions, in small amounts, were
reported, but some $1,000 WAS still needed to fill
up the desired $40, ,000 This is to be looked for,
sharply and further meetings will be held at
Joseph Ferry's next Monday evening, and at
Lewsyille on the following Monday.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-02

posT OFFICE CLERK RESIGNED. Jarrett NJ
Witsell, night clerk IN the post Office has resign
ed, and George w. Roberts has been detailed to
perform his duties for the present.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-02

TIE SECOND STREET MARKET HoUsE.-A meet
ing Of the Second Street Market House Associa-
tion was held, yesterday, President Miller in the
chair. No business was transacted beyond the
laying OF an assessment Of $3.50. upon the stalls
with which to meet the rent due October lst.
Business relative to the erection of the new
market house was deferred until after the speci-
tications under the plan approved by Council are
prepared. The lease Of the street has been duly
comDleted and signed
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-02
New Auverl,sements, 'To-dsy.

John Lewis, of Newark, bievily
Union Mutual Life Ipsnrance-brev!'y
Friends monthly meeting-brevity
List of unclaimed letters
Adair's previty
1Atnals Brevily
Earman's bIevity
deNormandie'S Breylty
UOnahoes Brevity
GOuert's Drevity
IIats-Webb's Brevity.
Enterprise Mnf, Co.'S Breyity
Dubell's Brevity.
Fulmer's Breyity
Tony Pastor-brevty
rrOf Becker's sehool-brevity
School teachers, etc-Dolice
J A Bone--keal Estate
Wanted-coOk and chamberma!d
Lost note-John & Lewis
Coffee mllls-Billany
spoke shaVes-Billapy
Funeral notice
Wanted-good hostler, ID Lemon
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-02
THIRD EDITION.
FBnAnCtRl.

eGIoE on GOLD TO-DAY.
NEW YonK, Sept. 2.
Gold opened, tliis morning at s1.14.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-02
lfaths.

MCDOWELL in this city, tent LIST, 1910, kster,
caughter of p. w. and II. j. Mcdowell, aged IL
monts. . 80, - -
The relatives and friends OF tire family are re-
snectfnilv Invited 10 attend The funeral from I've
residence OF her parents, 160 PENNSYLVANIA avenue,
on Friday afternoon Services at N O'CLOCK,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-02
Collision in the English channel.

AN ENGLISH WAR VESSEL susK-No LIVES LOST
LONDON, SEPT. 2.
Intelligence was received, this noon, of col
lision in the English Channel between Her
Majesty war vessels Iron Duke and Vanguard,
resulting in the sinking Of tho latter. No lives
were lost. Both vessels are double screw iron
ships, armor plated and of 6,034 tons each.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-02
FOURTH EDITION.
A Washington Tragedy.
WIFE FATALLY KICKS HER HUSBAND

AwIFE FATALLY KICKS HER HUSBAND
WAsHIsoToN, Sept. g
German named Michael Kuhn was kicked III
the abdomen by hs wife during an alteration
between them, on Tuesday last, from the effects
of which he died yesterday. He charged her
with iniidelity to him, which provoked her to
Dammit tha aasaut
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-02

The CLOSE AT REHoBoTH.-The season at
Rehoboth was finally closed yesterday. MIR.
Rider aud his family departed from the Surf
House, leaving it in charge of superintendent
Dawson who has put into the house Lemuel
Burton to take charge of it during the winter
Visitors will still be accommodated there. The
families OF Wm. II. Billany, @. i. Rudolph, X.
E. Robinson, Job. II. Jackson and Renel Heisler
also came up yesterday, leaving three cottages
still occupied One OF the tents in the camp
meeting grove also has an occupant STILL
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-02
Com a,ercias Reports.
PHILADELPHIA MARRRTs.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 2.

IHILADEIPHIhi soHPt'
Choice -four brings full prices supere "a S711
@.5 CO., high grades S7.75pS8.75 Wheat
irmer, old red 81 81 white 81 55t@51 60. Corn
dull and lower, yellow Bic Oats steady. Whiskey
5l2l
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-02

HoPE LOAN SALE,-Hope Loan held its 1O3rd
monthly meeting, last evening, and sold 300 at
49, $1,000 at IA $500 at II aud $500 at 3.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-02

CHILD DRowSrD.-Shortly after noon to-day.
Ralph, between five and six years of age, son of
Benijamnn Rigby, was drowned in Il trench in
Jackson street. between Linden and Maple.
The trench had been opened for tho laying of
pipe in Jackson street, and board was LAID
across it, uuon which the child was at play with
other children when it fell in. Although life
was not entirely extinct when the body was re-
covered all efforts at resuscitation failed. The
coroner will hold an inquest.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-02

Major e. NJ. Fuller has returned from his
eastern trip.
Only three persons naturallzed at tho late
term of the U. S. Court.
The peach crop in Queen Anne's county gives
employment to two thousand people.
The present Council will hold its Last regular
session this evening, but an adjourned session
will probably be held on Monday.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-02

TRAIN LATE.--An accident occurred on the
Baltimore and Potomac Railroad last night near
Paruxent, short distance on the other side OF
odenton, twenty-three miles from Baltimore, by
which the midnight express was about five
hours behndhand in reaching this city. The
Cincinnati express had killed COW and the rear
truck was knocked from under the baggage car,
and the train could not go on until another
truck was sent out from Baltimore. The other
trains could not pass.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-02
alflu Advertisements.

COFFEE MILLS, LAP AND BOX
STYLES For sale by
VIM. H. BILLAEY,
ala Market Street. wilmington.
CPOKE SHAVES OF 1kON AND
VIM. H. BlLLANl,
ql4 Market Street Wilmington,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-02

Tie Japanese send bricks to California and
sell them cheaper than they can be made mere
in spite of the twenty per cent duty.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-02

ART NorEs.-Among our Wilmington artists, ,
the productions of Mr.. Alfred Il. Scott posses 8
a high order OF merit. A little view OF
old mills at Laurel, Del, now on exhibition
in George Jacks windows, is pretty
bit OF painting. 1t was sketched at early srn-
rise The picturesque points in Delawares
scenery have had considerable attention from
Mr.. Scotts pencil. A view on tho Appoquinl-
mink, near Odessa, which we recently looked at
presented charming view, the sunshine iight-
ing mn the little streams low banks and quiet
waters with a soft beauty that is very captlyat-
ing This too is sunrise sketch, Another
picture OF MIR. Scotts was road scene at Smith 8
Bridge showing the rolling country, with
glimpse of the Brandywine in the middle dls-
lance on bright morning in midsummer. This,
and the Appoquinmink view have been sold to
Col. McComb, who may well appreciate their
merits,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-02

HAToHET WoUND.-Yesterday, Mr. Bowen
PYLE, carpenter, engaged in the erection of a
now house at Greenbank, on the Western r. II.
while at work with a hatchet made false blow
and drove the sharp corner Of the instrument
into his leg inst above the knee. seyering an
artery and inflicting deep wound which bed
profusely. He started for his home distance
OF 200 yards and had not gone far before lie
swooned and fell prone to the ground. DIR.
Chandler was called who sewed up the cut and
otherwise dressed the wound, which is now dc
ing well
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-02
weather stecOrd.

REPORT OF THE SIGNAL SERVICE.
WAsHIsaToN, Sept. 2.
Probabilities For Middle States, slight fall
OF barometer, South-Eaet to Southwest winds
high temperature, clear or partly clondy
at
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-02

JAIL BREAKER Hunt 1T ID reported that Vim
cent Dckerson. the burglar awaiting trial for
breaking into Barzlla hane's house last May,
was badly Injured in breaking Jail recently, at
New Castle, in company with "Reddy;- also
awaiting trial for robbing Thomas Poole's house
in Mill Creek hundred. The latter succeeded,
it is said, in safely gaining the ground over the
jail wall, when the temporary rope which aided
them broke, and Dickerson was compelled to
Jump from the top of tho wall, or remain .pris-
onor. He chose the leap for liberty and in doing
no lo is said to have sprsined HE back and either
disocated or broken his ankle. How he made
his escape after being 30 injured has not come
to light, but tho facts just stated seem to be
widely known.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-02

BASE BALL N)TEs.-A game, yesterday, be-
tween tho NJ. Clinch and II. Kelley nlnes result
ed in favor of the former, by score OF 10 to l2.
The Quickstcps have no game on hand now,
until Saturday, when they will play the Key
stones, of Philadelphia. On Tuesday next they
will play the Excelsiors, OF Philadelphia. Both
these games will be played on the Q1ickstef
grounds. .-.
A meeting of those interested in recognizing
the old Diamond State Base Ball Club was held
last evening, at the Masonic Temple No busi,
ness was transacted, but a further meeting will
be held next Monday evening, and Il. l.. K.ce,
Jr, was appointed to secure a room.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-02

MEETING OF THE GRAND LODGE, 1. o. g. T.-DEo-
ItNATIos OF REV. MI. DAVIS Az o. ". C. t.
oTuER ITEMS.
..-.-..-..- l...... II III. Gn,I lnerciuL