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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-16
Advance in Telegraph Rates

both THE WESTERN UNION AND THE ATLANTIC y
PACIFIC co. PUT UP THEIR CHARGES.
For several days past there have been rumors
on the wing of consolidation Of the Atlantic
Pacific Telegraph Co. with the Western Union.
These rumors may or may not be 3d. The New
York newspapers have been investigating the
matter but thus far without success, although it
seems to be admitted that negotiations looking
to that result have been in progress. One thing,
however, has been accomplished both compa-'
MES have resolved upon an advance in rates
which was already gone into effect the several Of
fees having been duly notified. Accordingly Man
ger Westbrook in this city has advanced his
charges to the figure established before the
under cutting process began between the two
companies, and is now sending dispatches under
these rates. In other words to illustrate, in
stead of being charged twenty-five cents for
telegram of ten words to New York; as last
week, the same will now cost forty cents. The
Atlantic & Pacific rates from this city ave
and advanced to the same figure.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-16
The Proposed squirt.

ANOTHER MEETING BETWEEN THE COMMITTEES OF
THE WATER WITCH AND FAME COMPANIES.
Another meeting of the respective committees
of the Water Witch and Fame uose Fire Com
panies was held, last Saturday evening, at the
Delaware House. The purpose was to agree
upon some satisfactory basis whereby trial of
the respective engines could be had.
The Fame Committee renewe l their old pro-
posal of pop squirt through so feet of hose,
AZ the only test. This the Water Witch de-
clined, and proposed in its stead three tests
through 1000, 800 and 100 or so feet of hose
respectively, the size of the nozzle being left to
choice by each company This proposition was
in turn declined by the Fame.
James O'Neill, as an individual, thon proposed
putting the two engines in the hands ef five of
the leading practical mechanics and engineers of
the city and to let them test the merits of the
respective engines in their own manner, Which
proposition was also declined by the Fame.
The committees then adjourned with the I'M
derstandng that there wonld be no moro meet
ings nnhl challenge should be received from
tho Water Witch.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-16

THREATENED INJUNCTION AdAINsT THE sHIpMENTa
TO EUROPE OF THE PEACH MtEriNds-RE-
VIEW OF THE WORK ACCOMPLISHED.
!SJ,pcidl Correspondence Of The Commercial
BIIpDLETowy, Aug. H.
At the peach meeting on Thursday last, an ad-
journmcnt was made until to-day, but owing to
the previous transactions of all business, the
meeting was not organized. Many of the largest,
growers were in town. as was arp Mr., Stanford,
of tho BALTIC " Ohio H. II.
A letter was handed to the former Secretary
TO bo read to tho meeting which may be oI some
importance to those growers who intend ship
ping to Europe by the steamhlilp Ot'h Inc
letter was not read, however, but the contents
were explained to your correspondent, and are
to tho OBJECT that tho patenteeH OF tho retlBora.
atlig process threaten III injunction on All
peaches that 60 to Europe under that patent.
Growers and shippers have had two or three IN
timations that a disagreement existed as to who
were the real owners Of tho patent, but II has
never been brought before them IN writing
They do not notice the threatening, an protec.
ton to them will be given through the agents OF
the American Steamship Co.
Aud now, an tho meetings have ended, what
work has boen accomplished! reduction
from TO cents ON cartago botween Jersey
City aud New York has been effected through
committees ferry boats have bccn arranged to
RIM at any time during the night, even every
ten or two minutes If necessary between the
two citio- above named pro rate of freight
was established between tho T.. W. " II. H. H.
and Baltimore and Ohio II. r., and rates have
been no reduced on the last named road that
growers can ship to western markets and be
benefited by such new ronte the committee
on securing shipments 60 Europe have all ar
raugements perfected for iirst shipment on
the 2Gth inst. new, routes have been
opened through Pennsylvania and New York.
and with other minor objects accom-
plished, the growers are busy among the
the fruit. shipping to Cincinnati and Chicago
daily. Up to the present time peaches have not
paid much except where "primes" arc sent of
The Troths variety, yet those who shipped to
western cities to-day, feel confident that expen-
ses will be realized and small margin left
Peaches arc sold to tho factories hero at good
prices, and aa soon a. the owners of the refrg-
orator commences storing, prices will be kept at
paying figure.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-16
NcighbOring nipples

Samnel Bancroft, of Delaware county, has p,lr-
chased the gold mines in Fauquier county, Va,
@d7 acres, for $4,000.
Among tho promised visitors at West Chester
with him party of Caw Indians
John Miller was arraigned in the Chester
County Courts on Friday charged with the mur-
der of Lewis Clarkson, III Penningtonville, in
May last.
A basket picnic at the West Chester fair
grounds on Thursday wound up with midnight
y jambOree" which the Ne,os says was OF " any
thing but respectable character"
Considerable CONSERVATION has been created
IN upper Chester county by the reported elope-
ment of one of its citizens with a PottstoHn
grass widow" No names arc given.
Alfred Harmany, photographer of Lancaster
Unmarried, aged about forty, committed suicide
at Michaers Hotel, on Friday, by taking tincture
~ aconte. The cause was extreme melancholy,
hereditary in his family.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-16

dead dog was buried in fine rosewood
coffin at Albany.
Men are geese women are ducks, and birds
Of feather flock together.
"Oh, Mothers" said a philanthropist, "hunt
out the soft, tender genial sGe of your boys
nature" The advice is unnecessary. Any wo-
man knows how to apply a slipper in feeling
manner.
"Oh, yes, gimme ton cents worth of hairpins, ="
added an up-riyer farmer, as he was about to
leave store, and while they were being handed
down, he continued: "Its h'ar pins to-day and
ribbons tomorrow and tooth brush next
day The gal is always wanting some film liam
tung, and shouldn't be surprised if she'd some
hay get up and want me to bring home one OF
them combs with brass back"
An old Highlander, rather fond of his toddy,
was ordered by his physician, during tempor-
afy Illness, not to exceed one ounce of spirits
daily. The old gentleman was dubious about
the amount, and asked his son, Il schoolboy, how
much an ounce was. ''Sxteen drams," was the
reply. Sixteen drains! An excellent doctor ~
replied the delighted Highlander "ltun and
teli Donald McTavish and big John to come
down the nicht."
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-16
Dsaths.


SHAhE- PSARE-On the 18Th inst. James Henry,
son OF James and Anna Shakespeare, aged years,
months and days
The relatives and friends are respectfully invited
TO attend the funeral to leave the residence OF his
grandparents, corner 9TH aud Madison streets,
Wednesday the lS3h, at p. m.
WlER.-on saturday, the the 4h inst IN this city,
William Wier, agei % years.
The relatives and friends of the fsmy are re-
spccifully invited to attend the funeral from tine res
nlence OF his bro her-in-law, Il. N. Ginlth, Front
AMI DUPONT Stree 5, Tuesday afternoon, the ltll
inst mt ~ O'Clock. To proceed 10 wilmington ant'
Brandywlne Cemetery.
SAWYER.-In Pha ,clpliia, on the 10 h inst, Ara
bella o.. beloved wife of W. II. Sawyer, and daugl-
ter of W. II. AMI j, Bard, OF this Guy.
The relatives and friends Of the family are re-
specrfuy invited 10 attend the funeral on We''nes-
dav, at II a M, from the residence of her rtht,
7l3 ratnall street.
WYATr-Aug,is. OH, John J wyatt, aged IS
years.
Funeral from his lita residence 219 ratnall street,
on Monday, the 10th inst, at o'clock, p. IN, to pro-
coed to the Wilmington Brandywine Cemetery.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-16
FOUKTH EDITION.
Ilase lsBIf.

THE gu CKsTTP HOME AGAIN THE MAPLE LEAF
AND A. H. KANE OTHER NOTES.
The Qnicksteps, ON Saturday afternoon, beat
tho Smyrna club by Il score OF ~ to l, and ar
rived homo in the evening.
The came between the Maple Leaf Of this city
and the A. IA. Kane club. from Ilaielphs. on
Saturday afternoon waH rather one sided, espec-
inlly at the commencement II will be seen by
the score that the visiting club made 10 runs oil
the fir1t inning. and ON tho second, but after
that tiino the NJ. l.. Il really beat the visitors.
Tho home club abored under the misfortune of
only having three of their regular play
org, the rest being substitutes. Barker
pitched ON the first inning, and 1t il alleged that
through wild pitching the kanes got 10 rnns.
On the second inning Miller took the pitchers
place with AT improvement of only ono riin At
tiis time tho game stood ID TO nothlng,when an
other change was made OF the pitcher and Ira
dy from that time on punished the kanes severe
ly, they only getting in additional runs and the
NJ. l.. making s. 1t il generally conceded that
had Brady took tho position of pitcher from the
first that tho home club would havo gained n
victory. The following IL tho score by innings
Innings, ,...,......... .-..l B 80
A. II. Kane, ......,.....l0 8 l 2 0 0 0 2 0-2f
Maple Leaf, .........., 0 0 o. 020 8
The Qucksteps play tho Shibea from philadel-
phia this afternoon, on the now ground, and the
Brandywine of West Chester Oh Wednesday af
ternoon, at the same place.
Tho ship carpenters of the II. ~ II. Go. de-
feated the ship-carpenters of the Jackson "
Sharp Co. On Saturday by score OF y to l.
Tho East End and West End Clubs of the
Jno. G. Baker Morocco Co., played game of
base ball at lth and Lombard streets, on Satur
day afternoon. Tho game throughout was one
of excitement and fun: mnffs and passed balls,
wild throws and heavy pitching. Only six in
nings were played. The following is the scoro :
INNINGS gs............ 2 3 4 8 6
West End nd........1 0 l 8 1 3-12
East End l 0 0 9 a. 8
Umpire, q. W. Gouert. Time of game, one
hour and 30 minutes.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-16
Moody and SANKEY'S Return.

The Evangelists, Moody and Sankey, arrived at
New York on Saturday in the Steamer Spain,
but at the request of both gentleman there was
no formal reception. They were met however,
In the bay by Rev. l.. P. Rowland of Philadel-
pha; d. w. McWilliams, of Brooklyn; VIM. Z.
Dodge, Jr., and George II. Stuart, and on the
arrival of the steamer at the dock prayer of
thanksgiving for their safety WAS offered. They
will take recess of a month or two before on
tering on their labors in this country. Mr..
Moody stopped at Springfield, Mass, last night,
en- route to hls home i'll Northtield.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-16
FIFTH EDITION.
Explosion ON the Tennessee,
STEAMER BURSTS HER BoILER-THE KnIrl
AND WOUNDED.

A STEAMER BURSTS HER BoILFR-THE KILLED
AND WOUNDED.
KNOXVILLE, Tenn, Aug 10.
The steamer Hugb Martin exploded her boiler
at Washington landing. on the Tennessee River
on Saturday afternoon, causing complete
wreck of the boat.
Capt. Jake Fritts one passenger, one enginee
from the Cincinnati Southern Railroad whose
name is unknown, and boy and man standing
on the bank were killed. Henson the pilot, and
Hood the mate, badly hurt. Henry Fritz the
clerk was slightly hurt. Several deck hands and
deck passengers were hurt whose names are I'M
known.
Tho Martin was hight steam wheel boat,
buit for the passenger and freight trade be-
tween here and Chattanooga.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-16

The peaches now in tho Philadelphia and New
York markets were brought over from Saturday
IN poor condition, ,our special kilograms inform
ills and very little demand exists for them. Thoy
mll, in all probability, bo an entire loss, FOR when
the deuge il let down upon the market tonight
they will all be crowded ont and cannot bo sold
at any price, Tho market docs not open with
the week M favoraby as conld be dosred
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-16

SEAFoRp IrEMs.-[ From he citizen, The
Methodist Protestant rampmeeting at Shiloh,
commenced Friday. This WILL probably, be a
large camp. Tho ministerial supply lis excellent.
The death of Capt. Tuttle did not discontinue
the trips of the J't0la on the Nanticokc as WAS
expected.
4 cherry tree on tle farm OF Mr.. O'Bier, near
Seaford which was blown entirely out of the
ground more than year ago still bears good
fruit to the surprise Of every one.
About one half the stock in tho now steam
boat enterprise has been subscribed, and it IL
proposed to commence operation as soon az pos
sible.
On Tuesday, about 300 colored people came
over from Cambridge accompanying Union Batll-
ol lodge, q. u. O. Of o. Il. of 10 members.
Largo crowds from laurel, Bridgevlllc, and sur
rounding country wore present, and the mum
over 750,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-16
societies.
hEKTrNas THIS EVENING.

Delaware Lodge, No. l, /. o. o. f., at Odd
Fellows Hall, 3d and King street.
Herman Lodge, No, 80, l. o. o. f., at Odd
Fellows Hail. 81 and King street.
Wilmington and Brandywine Council, No. 3,
o. U. A. NJ, at Hall Sixth and Market.
Wilmington Council, No. b, Jr. O. U. A. NJ, at
Hall 5ll Market street,
Enterprise Circle, b. U. G. A., at Hall SOL Mar
ket street.
Washington Lodge, No. l, x. of r., at Knights
of Pytlrias Hall, 2ll Market street.
Washington Lodge, No. 3, A. o. of q. f., at
McCaiys Building.
Star Of Bethlehem Division, No. Z, 3. of t.,
Ninth and French street.
wawaset Lodge, No. 10, 10 of G. T., at room
18th and Scott streets.
Minqua Tribe, No. s. /. o. Il. NJ, at Eod Mon s
Hail. AIS Market street.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-16

BRANDywINE SUMMIT CAMp-MEETINu.-The
camp-meeting at Brandywine Summit was very
largely attended yesterday. The day was on.
tirely barren OF incidents, except such as might
be suggested by vast crowd who were altogetl-
or orderly The effects of the numerous late
rains had disappeared, and the ground
was in fine condition. The morning
sermon was preached by Rev. j. B. Merritt
Concerning whom sonle very silly reports OF i'll
sanity have reached this city) aud the afternoon
by Rev c. II. Kramer. Both were deep, spirit
nal discourses, and were favorably received by
vast congregations.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-16

NEW YORK MARKET TO-DAY.
Iienort by l.. shanly Davis, 95 Barclay Si.l
By Telegraph 10 the Commercial.
NEW YORK, August l5
Owing to the wet, sutry weather. peaches did
not stand mp over Sunday and our market is in
an awful condition, selling for any price from
thirty to sixty cents for crates, and baskets iif-
teen to thirty cents-all speoked.
THE PHILADELPHIA MARKETS TO-DAY.
REPORT }. r. y ID. II. Kenney, 300 N. water Stl
by Telegraph "a the Commercial.
PHILADELPHIA, August 1G.
Poor peaches are selling at from twenty-five
to thirty cents medium from thirty to fifty
There III no prime fruit in tho market, which is
inactive, owing to the bad weather for fruit, 1t
is too long in the cars
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-16
nussachsisetts.

BAKERY BURNED IN RoxEuKY.
BosToN, Aug. IL.
The bakery of A. 9. Bartlett & Co., in Rox
bury was entirely burned, this morning, by the
upsetting OF kettle of lard into the fire. Sew
eral adjoining buildings were also damaged
The total loss is from $4,000 to S2O,o0O The
insurance ID small.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-16
Com imerciAI Reports.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.

PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
PHILADELPHIA, August IT,
Flonr dull penna. extra family, So 7J6D7.50
high grades, 7.75DS25. Wheat declining old
red, 81. 1.450D1.4S now, do, sl356D1.37 white
( 60. Rye 90c for Southern 95 for Pennsyl-
vania and Western. Corn S5c for yellow $50
Sic for mixed. Oats 720D73c for old white $50
G2c for new. Whiskey Sl.2i.
QUOTATIONS. AT THE BRAnDYwINE MILLS FOR FLOUR
AND dRAIN-ooRBEoTED DAILY.
Family Flour. .S8. .00QS 900
Extra Flour 6.76C5 $50
Superfino Flour. our................. 4.75R 5.75
Wheat, ....,...........,..,.. 1.3j
Corn SIC
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-16
FIN Auctdi.
PIoE OF GOLD TO-DAY.

PRIoE OF GOLD TO DAY.
New YonK, August III.
Gold opened, this morning at fl.131.
FURNISHED by Crnige. johnson " Co., Bankera and
brokers, 9th and Market stsl
LONDON, 1890 p. NJ, Aug. 10.
Money for account o5 1-16@9j 3.1G. L. s.
5-20s of 1863, sLO7a{ do. of 81, coupon
S1oSa5. iOiO's, al.O5. Now 81. of 81, slo5Il.
Eric shares buoyant at l4ll preferred, 30. n.
Y. Central, %. Market strong.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-16

A dependant old man in New Orleans, upon
hearing his son say that work was scarce and
poorly paid. went out OF the houso ana hhoI iiiu-
self, so as to remove one burden.
A GIRLS first season she is all Faith tho
second all Hope, tho third all Charity. After
that the Deluge.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-16

PEACHES To THE WEsT.-The attention of
peach growers is called to the card of Mr.. Frank
Skinner of Cincinnati, in to days COMMERCIAL.
Mr. skinner, who has been quarter of a con-
tury in tho commission business, solicits ship
ments of peaches and pears from Delaware.
Mr. A. Z. w. Skinner, of Middlotown, will re-
ceiye consignments for the above house.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-16

FELTON, ITEMs.-I From he milford Neoi =
THUS far the peach men have made but little on
their fruit while some have not paid expenses.
Jas. H. Hubbard, manufacturer of crates las
been unable to supply tile demand, although
working to his fullest capacity.
Mr.. L. 9. Carter sold his store aud stock Il few
days ago to Mr.. Lewis Schavinger, who will
henceforth conduct the business.
The new Odd Fellows Hall IL rapidly near
ing completion. 1t liz to be two stories high, and
AZ soon as finished, Mr.. Thomas Conner and
Henry Baxter, two young men of enterprise, will
open dry goods store in the first story.
Tho colored people are holding camp meet
ing i'll Mr.. Sipple's woods, about II mile east
of here, and the attendance is unusually large.
There are about forty-fve good substantial tents
on the ground.
Prof Skinner il about removing to Dover. lie
will teach in tho Conference Academy.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-16

For CouRT.-Owen Hannah was arraigned be-
fore Esq. Hagany, this morning, charged by
Anna Phillips with an assault upon her whereby
she was severely treated Esq. 1Iagany held the
accused in 5000 for Court.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-16
Police Court.

Evan Butcher, Isaac Temple and Aaron john
sou were all arrested for disoidorly conduct.
Butcher was dismissed, but the others were held
in $500 to keep the peace.
Samuel Jones, for corner loungng. was re-
quired to pay costs and guarantee liscontnu-
ance of the same in 800.
William Graham, who had threatened bodily
harm to his wife, Emily Graham, was fined 81
and held in $500 to keep the peace and Adam
Hahns, for a like offence against his wife, Bar
bara Hahns was held in $500 to do 30 no more.
Sunday drunks were numerous from some
cause, amounting to eight.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-16
LOCAL AFFAIR S.

The canneries have vory generally begun op-
erations.
There's millions in the camp-mcotings down
the Peninsula of mosquitoes.
Tho best peaches yet offered in this market
were grown on the farm of Chas H. Lo.c, IN
Somerset.
Tho T. W. ~ H. Co are paving tho front Of
thor Oil House and the entrance tn the ionnd
House yard with cuhcal blocks.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-16
Jefr. Will Not Lecture.

Mr. Jefferson Davis will not deliver that ad-
dress at the Rockford Qllinos) Agricultural Fair.
The invitation was extended by the Secretary of
the Society on his own responsibility, and 70
much opposition has been developed that it will
be withdrawn.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-16

SMYRNA lrnM..-I From mf TnWs DR..
Bonwill, of Mr.. Peter Bonwili OF West
Dover lid has located III smyrna for tho prac-
tcc OF Ills profession
Two Young men named Roll and Jano of tho
Galley" near Smyrna, fired pistol mt Benj-
HUT, colored, "inst for fun, they said. for
which they wore held for court. Tho fun ended
with the shooting.
William Nayor netlod 5i2i ~ per aero on lis
small fruits lie gave his pickors FREQ dinner
on the 3lst Of July.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-16

SUNDAY SCuooL INArITUTf.-O On Wednesday
and Thursday, September 18th aud 10th, n Sun.
day School Institute for Easton District viii
mington Conference, will be hold at Millirgton,
Kent county, Md, under Conference auHpices.
I,cy. II. Stubls Will conduct it,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-16
Daifv Commercial.
COMMERCIAL PRINTING COMPANY.
Howard II. Jenkins, Wilmer Atkinson,
Francis @. Ferris.
sor Terms, ste., zee Seeo'd Pa0e
NOTICE TU SURSCRIREKS.
r. Ellwood singley Ia not now in our service, and
, not authorized 10 collect money on our account
Nor 7erms, ste., zee Seoo,sd Page.

Weather prophets say that when the wind
reaches the West via the South it il an indica-
ton of fair We ather "Old Prob Haya this very
thing will occur this evening
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-16

ANOTHER HOTEL AT OCEAN CIIY.--The Sails
bury Eastern &or1ndn says it il reported that
Philadelphia capitalists intend to put up u hotel
at Ocean City, upon magnificent scale to ac-
commodate persons who arc anxious to pay fan
cy prices for the privilege of staying on iho sea-
huorp
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-16

DEATH OF A FORMER WuMINdTogIAN.- Thorn
as stilley, formerly of Wilmington, died at New
London Pa, on Saturday, aged 73. Tho funer-
al will take place at Now London on To morrow
ut II o'clock, A. M.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-16
THIRD EDITION.
weather Record.
frlRr OF THE SIGNAL SERVICE.

REPORT OF THE SIGNAL SERVICE.
WAruINdToN. Aug. IL.
Probabilities: For Middle States. partly
cloudy and decidedly warmer weather. with local
rains, sontherly to westerly winds and slight
changes in tho pressure, followed by clearing
weather westerly winds and rising barometer
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-16
Tho Clayton IIouso.
ARRIVALS. UP TO INNS MORNING
rs~ Aaset..se.nen,., a.o-n.H

heath notices
John ratiisun
Webbs brevlty
Aairs breVlty
Adar's brevity
Brevlty-Dubcll
Goucrt breviiy
Tutnals breyty
Fumer's brevltY
Doorkeys-Billany
Card-Frank kinuer .... ..
deNormande's brevtY
Elmwond coar-bTcvty
Proposals Joseph Hyde
Family schoo-Rev DR. Me-s
Walnut furniturc-Ent Mini 90, brcvity
Adams Academy Win Reyn0ld Dmmc ck, l. I.
Pennsylvania kailroad-tnIeablc
IuO Moore n Co-Dry Goods
Lalches and EnObs-Billan
Notice Dissolution cu-I artneish.p
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-16

DovER ITEMS. From The Snttnel Two and
a-half inches of ram fell hero on Thursday. THIS
il tho largest rainfall for tho longth of time 1t
raned ever registered here.
The Dover club defeated tho Locust Grove
nine on Wednesday bya score Of IL to 3.
John Gager sold as the product of sixteen
green gage plum trees S12e worth of fruit.
The "peach pucks' are getting bold and in
sulting On Wednesday evening, at the depot
ono OF them rudely took hold OF II lady who was
endenyoring to pass down tho platform.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-16

MiDDLETowS IrEMs- From he Transcript !
Clas. Breasten has resigned the Presidency OF
tile Agricultural society and VIM. Il. Cochran
has been elected his SUCCESSOR
Il. W. Lockwood establi shed a free dIspeneary
for the furnishing OF tramps with food on Wed
nesday last and fed 1SO of them. Others have
assisted and the charity has beon keptup
The Il. II. Company has been compelled to
separate their telegraph Office from that of the
Western Union to obtain more room.
or the 81 girls engaged in Philadelphia by Mr..
Sellers only ID have appeared and Others are
wanted 10 AZ to begin canning.