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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-06
Pigeon Shooting mt smyrna.

3oH,e Editor Of The Commercial:
On Thursday last, number of cruel and un-
feeling men met at this place and engaged i'll the
cruel pastime of cripplmg number of poor in-
hoeent birds, by sticking pins in them, cutting
Their toes Off, and squirting tobacco juice IN
tler eyes Tho poor things were then let ny,
when load of shot was sent after them, which
IN most intances put them out Of misery, and
TINS iii they called pigeon shooting match.
Where where, are the members Of the y. L.
U. A. of Smyrna
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-06
Spain.

cARLIaT ASSAULT REPULsED--coNFIRArATIoN OF
ALFoNsIsT VICTORIES
MADRID. Feb. G.
Eight battalions of Carlists made furious
attack upon Alfonso's troops, near Orteisa,
making bayonet charge but were repulsed
with great loss. Other successes of Alfonso's
troops are reported officially.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-06
Ns,y ADVERTISEMENTS, 'goas,..,

Notlce-Artisans' Savings Bank
Wares prescription store
Wanted-An experienced COOK
Elmwood collars Breyiy
Spiritualism eXposed-Prot. Bates
s w Schultz, tobacconist
Notice-samuel Hearn
Hardward-W IL Bill'ny
Oysters-Fu!lmer, Breviiy
Confection-MaXweli, Brcv.ty
New hats-Webb, Brevity
Cigars-Singles Son, Brevity
Hats-Dubell, Brevity
Patent chairs-Entcrprise Co. BreSiiy
New gloves-Norgan, Breyity
IIomlny and dried fruits, at Bowman's, Breyty
Washing city laundry, Brevity
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-06
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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-06

An INCIDENT OF THE FLooD.-A narrow escape
from terrible accident was made at Chadd's
Ford the day of the late flood in the Brandy
wine When it was ascertnined that the train
could not pass over the bridge number of pas
sengers started to cross on foot, but before all
had reached the opposite side those who were
bringing up tho rear felt the timber swaying
beneath their feet, and only by their hurryng
considerably did they their lives for scarce
ly had they reached the embanlsment before a
wide breach yawned behind them, and tho crack
ing timbers writhing i'll the whirling element be-
low, told the story of their miraculous escape
from terrible death.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-06

A New pApER.-The first edition of new pa
pc called " The Suaddy School," of which O.
II. Scntman and W. s. Armour are editors and
proprietors has just been made. 1t ia four
column paper with good selection of articles
mostly relating to Sunday Schools, and is neatly
printed. After the first of March it will be pub
lished semi-monthly. The subscription price is
so cents u year.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-06
EnMbeE Dealkrs.

N BRINGHuRsT & CO.,
Cor. SIXTH and MARKET ST.
Offer tine assortment of fine goods
comprising in part
Fine Bronze and other Thermometers,
Flower Vases,
Violet Stands,
cut GlassCologne Bottles,
Plain Cologne Bottles,
Cologne Toilet Sets,
Travelling Cups in Russia leather,
Hand and Toilet Mirrors,
Cologne Flasks.
Finest French Hair Brushes,
Finest English Hair Brushes
Finest American Hair Brushes,
lin ivory, buffalo, ,inaid, rosewood, ,satnwood, ,&c.)
Tortise-shell Dressing Combs,
Ivory Dressing Combs,
Buffalo Dressing Combs,
India-rubber Dressing Combs,
Dressing Cases.
Smelling Bottles,
French, English and American Extracts
(for the Handkerchief)
Besides extensive variety of Foreign and Ameri-
can CologneS, Toilet Soaps, Cosmetics, Sachet
Powders, Cloth, Hat Nail and Tooth
Brushes, &c, comprising one Of the largest
assortments of N TOLL ET
GOODS, ever offered in this city.
E. BRINGHURST d CO.,
APoTHEcARIEs,
Corner Sixth and Market Streets.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-06

OFFICE LoBDELL CAR WHEEL Co.,)
WILMINGTON, DEL, Sept. 49, 1874. !
GEO. W, SToNE:-Dedr Sir--We have used the
Averlll Chemical Paint FOR about two years, in this
State and North Carolina, and have found ii 10 he
the best Paint for outside work when exposed to
the weather, that We have ever used. Yours re-
spectfully,
Sample cards may be had on application
We will apply this paint when desired. Estimates
for painting with this Paint promptly furnished.
GEORGE w SToNE,
sep14-6mof No11 EAST WATER STREET.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-06

ANOTHER STAIRWAY ACCIDENT On the night
of January 29th John Smith, of Chesapeake city,
fell down stairs and lost his life. He was in his
9th year. He rose from his bed some time in
tho night, and in attempting TO 80 down stairs
in the dark, fell the noise of his falling aroused
the family, and the old gentleman was found at
the foot of the stairs so much injured that lie
died few hours after.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-06
rne senatorial Elections.

The vote for United States Senator in the
Minnesota Legislature yesterday, showed little
or no variations from previous ballots. A ST.
Paul despatch says the Democrats are negotiat-
ing with Governor Davis who is reported to be
ready to abandon his previous party connections,
subscribe to the Democratic platform. and di-
vide his Senatorial patronage with tho Democra-
cy in case he is elected.
A ballot for U. S. Senator bytho Florida Iegis-
lature yesterday gave Jones % votes, the ro-
mainder being scattered among Is different per-
SONS. A Tallahassee despatch says =" both par
ties arc demorazed."
The ballot for United States Senator by the
West Virginia Legislature yesterday resulted as
follows Walker, q Price, 16 Bennett, 90
johnson, 10 Scott, 8.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-06

BARN BURNT..--The alarm of fire, last night,
was caused by the burning of a barn belonging
to Joseph Hanna, near Mermaid, in Mill Creek
hundred. Tho barn was large one and con-
Two COWS and number of farming utensils
were consumed. The cause of the fire is not
known. 1t is supposed the property is insured
in the Mill Creek Mutual Insurance Company.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-06
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q r. u. SEEDS,
81. CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER.
Shop, Fourth Street, between West and Tatnall.
Residence Adams ST., doors South of Delaware
Avenue. Estimates furnished on all kinds OF work
and Jobbpg carefully attended to ut reasonable
prices 1y2S-1y-lm
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-06
A vERILL CHEMICAL PAINT.

A VERILL CHEMICAL PAINT!
THE BEST PAINT IN THE MARKET.
READ THIS. READ THIS.
OFFICE HARLAN = HoLLIEGswoHTH COL
WILMINGTON, DEL, aug. II, 1874.
GEO. w. STONE:-Dear Sir--l have been using the
Averill Chemical Paint for the last seven Years. or
since 1867, and take great pleasure in stating that
the longer have 1t i'll use the more like it-in fact
have never seen anything to compare with 1t for
beauty and durability. Very respectfully,
(signcd,) j. II. CAUSE.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-06

BEYOND HopE.--Joseph, SON of Ferdinand
Baynard, of Kent county, who was wounded in
the head, several weeks ago, by the breaking up
of gun from an overchargo is now beyond
hope Of recovery. day or two ago in q spasm
he opened the wound afresh from which piece
of bone and more of the BRAIN exuded, since
which time he has been gradually sinking. The
friends of the family in this city are momentarily
expecting the intelligence of his death. This
sad affair is only another caution to those who
are careless in the handling of guns
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-06

THE WASHINGTON AND New YoRK LIMITED EX-
rREss.-The Washington and New York limited
express, which was started lat spring with
three cars, at present is made up Of five palace
cars, the full number, and averages ninety pas
sengers daily. Seats are sold one day in ad-
vance by diagram, as at places of amusement,
and luxurious travellers frequently engage one
of tho five scat drawing-room apartments, for
which they pay .50.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-06
Personal.

-Geneial Frank Blair is reported as seriously
md hopelcssly ILL., Tho st. Louis Times says
he has failed so rapidly within tho past few
weeka as to be unable 10 distinguish his most
intimate friends and cannot possibly survive
the winter.
Rev. Leighton Coleman has declined to be
liphop Of Northern Wisconsin,.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-06

NEUSLINS.-WE WOULD CALL AT
IH1 TENTION to our line of muslins which COM
prise5 all the most desirable makes and widths at
the lowest market rates.
W. B SHARP,
Fourth and Market Streets.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-06
rHyHE ART JOURNAL.

rHNHE ART JOURNAL.
An International gallery of engravings, by distn-
gaished artists Of Europe and America, with llius-
trated papers on picturesque places and objects Ill
the various branches of art.
THE undersigned Will begin in January, 1876, the
publication of a monthly journal specially devoted
10 the world of art-pant!ng
designing in all It's MISUNDERSTANDING IN view the
double purpose OF supplying complete Illustrated
record OF progress in The arts and OF aliordlng q
means ior the cult walton of art taste among the
people, Each number will be lchly and ahundantly
illustrated on both steel and woou, anu no pains
will he spar to render the ART JOURNAL Inc
most varied, elegant and valuable publication OF the
Kind in the. world 1t will contain the steel plates
and Illustrations of the London "Art journal"
publication of worldwide fame, (he exclusive right
Of which for Canada and tine United states has been
purchased by the puhshers) with extensive addl-
lions devoted to American ant and American topics.
Published monthly. Each part will contain three
in the most elegaC manner upon tinted paper.
Price, rs cents per number. SOLD only by SUD
scription.
d. APPLETON y co., Publishers.
II. MCINTOSH,
No. 1875 SAMSON STREET,
jan22-steod PHILADELPHIA.
VNHE COMMERCIAL PRESS.
ALL VARIETIES OF PRINTING EXECUTED
Ieral Blanks of All Kinds,
Bonds, Mortgages, Summonses,
Notices to Quit Executions,
Deeds for Cemetery Lots,
Blank Note Books.
Maglarates', Conyeyancers. and all other Legal or
Business Blanks
coMMERoIAL PRINTING COMPANY.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-06
PRICE TWO CENTS.
FIFTH EDITION.
New York.

ARREST OF BOND ROBBERS.
NEW YORK, Feb. 6.
Three of the parties connected with the re-
cent robbery of bonds from the Adams Express
Co. have been arrested.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-06
weather Record.

REPORT OF THE SIGNAL SERVICE
WAsurNaToN, Feb. 6.
Probabilities For the Middle States. rising ba-
cold westerly winds and cloudy, fol-
lowed by clearing, weather.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-06
SPIRITUALISM IMPOSED.
PROF. j. IT. BATES.

PROF j. IT. BATES.
VIII give two seances at the OPERA hous L on
MONDAY AND TUESDAY EVENINGS, FAB srH
AND 9TH, commencing at O'Clock,
and perform the most difficult manifestations of the
most celebrated MEDIUMS and will then expose the
method by which these manifestations are per-
formed.
ADMISSION ......'0, IS. AND 25 CENT'.
READ WHAT WILMINGTON MINISTERS SAY.
WILMINGTON DEL, Feb'y 9Th, 1916.
We, the undersigned a C happy to say that we are
anticipatngsa great treat on Monday and Tuesday
evenings, February sth and 9th. Prof. ]. Il. Bates,
the great eSposer OF modern Spirtussm, whose
name Is coexistant with "Spirtuaism Exposed
favored Us with private exhibitions of few OF the
wonders that are performed by so-called Esprit
Mediums in the Grand Opera House, and we must
say that we have never witnessed Or heard OF any,
thing being performed by esprit Mediums" that
seemed to us quite as wonderful, mysterious or su-
pernatura as those performed by Prof. Bates. And
allow us further to state that we are SATISFIED
from positive and unmistakable proofs that he can
and will in his public entertainments, give thor
ough, complete and satisfactory expose OF all he
promises and it is certainly worth the attention
and price of admission several times over, to any
good citizens; and we hope to see everybody and
their friends there - spirtuasts and everybody
else. -
s=.-E j. FRANCE,
fcb62t J.OWEN SYPIIERD.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-06

AN EFFORT TO REPEAL CHARTER. There is a
r,rnor to the effect that the Charter of the
i" Maryland and Delaware Ship Canal Company"
secured two years ago, is likely to bo revoked
by the present Legislature. bill is said to be
already prepared for tins purpose, and is in the
hands OF member who will introduce it in u
few days, and vigorously press for it's passage.
1t will be argued that there is no sincerely in
the company, and that tho whole affair is only u
wildcat scheme. to which the State should re-
fuse its sanction.--Mlford Neaos.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-06

DELAWARE INSTITUTE OF MECHANIC ARTS Tile
Executive Committee will meet this (Saturday)
evening, at 7.30 o'clock, in their room s. Il. cor
ner 9TH and Market Streets The members of
the committee are requested to attend.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-06
washington

ATTEMPT OF AN INSANE MAN TO STOP TIE pREsT-
DENTS CARRIAGE.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 6.
An insane man was arrested near the White
House, last night, for attempting to stop the
Prosident'g carriage with several inmates.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-06

DONATIONS TO THE HOLLY TREE INN.-Ihe
purchasing committee of the Holly Tree Inn AS
sociation, gratefully acknowledge the following
donations From 4. Pickels, l largo cooking
stove with fixtures Richardson Hoopes
knives and forks, spoons and knife sharpencr !;
Jas. Morrow ~ Son, 3 brooms Bancroft Bios,
curtain material Finn & Jackson, 2 stoves (;
Mrs. Edward Tatnall, several gallons of milk
daily Lucy Askew, six large pies.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-06

A short time since, peuper afflicted with
smallpox was carclcssly admitted into the poor
house at Chicago, and 81 of the inmates are now
i'll of tho disease.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-06

FREE BREAKFAST Room SUBscRIPTIoNs.-The
managers of the free breakfast room, in the
basement of the Third Street Market House, re-
port the following additional subscriptions
Chas. Warner, $500; John McCloskey, $500;
Mrs. Douglass, 50 90; Mrs. DR.. Garrett, 51.00;
James Morrow X Son, $500 in goceries; David
Lemon, 10 pounds Of sugar; John 0'Byrne, po-
tatoes and iurnips, 8 bushels; a lady 4 leaves of
bread, each week. 81 breakfasts have been
furnished to persons during this week
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-06

OLIpuANr's "TIppING THE PoRTER. "A cor
respondent who WAS last year IN London and
underwent the experience which Oliplam des-
cribes as Tipping the Porter !" in his second
contribution, writes us saying that he is .'pleascd
to find that 80 able a writer has taken his pro-
ductions where they ought to be found, viz in
the largest, best printed, and in every other res
pect the best of all the journals in Delaware,
and myself az well as u host ofgfriends, de-
sire through you to offer him our congratula-
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-06
Commercial REPORTS.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.

PHILADELPHIA MARKErs.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 6.
Flour dull penna. extra family, $5.25@6 ;
high grades, 56.25@7.75. Wheat unchanged.
Corn III fair demand yellow, 77D78c mixed
western, 7S6D79c. Oats dull white, Co.; mixed,
6jc. Provisions steady. Whiskey 95c.
QUOTATIONS. AT THE pRANpYwINE MILLS FOR FLOUR
AND oRAIN-coRREoTED DAILY.
Family Flour. .S7.75@ s.75
Extra Flour 65O6o s 25
Superiine Flour .. ......... 4.75@p 5.75
Wheat 1.20
Cora. New, 7sc
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-06
THIRD EDITION.
railroad Accident.

SMASH U ON The NEW YORK & ALBANY ROAD.
New YORK, Feb. G.
The morning train for Albany was thrown
from the track ten miles north Of Binghampton.
palace car was thrown thirty feet and crushed
to pieces. Two coaches and the baggage car was
left Oh the track. No passengers were seriously
hurt.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-06

TRAIN DETAINED.-Tho passenger train from
Perryville, this morning, was considerably de-
tanned by an axle breaking near Newark. Be-
yond the detention no other damage was done.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-06
Financial.

PRICE OF GOLD TO-DAY.
NEW YonK, Feb q.
Gnld TO. ,laY. H1.1Ill.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-06
entertainments.

A LECTURE,
Iii THE
RT. REV. BISHOP BECKER,
For the Benefit of the Poor under the Auspices of
ST. VINCENT DE PAUL SOCIETY,
In st. Peters Church,
ON SUNDAY EVENING. FEBRUARY ITH, 1915
SuBJEcr-The Vatican Decreeswith Reference to the
Recent Ezpostulation Of Mr.. Gladstone.
TICK FITS ,....,,,.,...........25 CENTS
feA4 3t Doors open at Tl5 O'Clock.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-06
aselp AdrfrtIssmslIts.

aselp AarfrtIssmelIts.
nOOR SPRINGS NOW IS THE TIME
~ to keep the cold air out by having spring on
the door. For sale by
WM. II. BlLLANY,
2l4 Market Street. Wilmington
NOW IL THE TIME TO REGULATE
In the heat in your room by having thermometer
in it. For sale by
WIN. IL. BILLANY,
11d Market Street Wilmington g.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-06

g W. SCHULTZ,
ToBACC MIST,
NO. r. 81 FOURTH STREET,
AND NO. 10 MARKET STREET.
Having purchased this old stand. so long occupied
by John ii. Britton, have laid in large stock of
cigars aud tobacco OF MY OWN MANUFACTURES,
and will sell ut the lowest possible rates.
febG,1m
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-06

sIioRr SESSION yEsTERDAY-THE REPRESENTA-
TIoa QUEsTIoE-ooUNTY DIVISION.
[SUroial Correspondence Of the Commercial
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-06
Telu advertisements.

GEO w. BUSH g. SON, BY THE USE
VI OF THEIR PATENT DUMPING WAGON PUT COAL
INTO CELLARS WITHOUT DIRT OK TROUBLE.
G =. .65 NUT, $6.35 STOVE COAL,
Dc screened and delivered by
WIN. j. BROWN
feb1s-1yof South Of Market Street Bridge.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-06

First Mortgage Bonds due July l, 1875, can now
receive payment therefor with accrued interest to
date upon presentation at the ofice Of the Fidelity
Insurance Trust and Safe Deposit Company, Phila-
delphia. $. M. FELTON, President.
The New York herald., 1875-12-17
NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAYS H. 875:TRIPLE SHEET

pear have been heavier than in the South for was
at last accounts foot deep the at Rich
mond and Lord Zetlands horses have had 10 do their
work In the riding school The covered rides and
straw beds have come In for general patronage the
heaths wolds, downs and moors in the various dis
rics being not only Frost bound but completely under
the snow.
Little in the way OF speculation is going on in Eng
$500 was accepted about Skylark the Mineral colt and
Petrach combined for the EPSON event
Al the London clubs there has been considerable
amount OF betting upon the subject Of bets on the post
ponement OF the Croydon steeplechase ana some OF
the most prominent spectators decidedly oI opinion
that bets the affair will be or Others hold con-
ary view Of the The interests at stake are con-
siderable and II is considered "hard lines" by those
who got long odds about the present favortes, and
hedRed their money as 70 stand velvet, 20 nave
the bets declared void The racing rule, however,
is particularly clear and imperative upon the point IL
Is as foows.-"If match sweepstakes be made ior
any particular day In any week and the parties
agree to change the day TO any other in the week
all bets must stand but the parties agree 10 run the
race in different week to make the slightest differ
ence IN the terms OF the engagement all bets made be-
fore the alteration void ~
The Rev. Edward G. Skedden writes from Clapton
kectory Thrapstone, England Having read in the
Times OF the death of Colonel John William Fame OF
Wormsey Ox1urdshre, the 18th inst l am deslr-
Gus OF recording few words TO the honorable memory
or one OF the last OF the good old gentlemen coachmen
OF htty years ago. Many time have sat by his side
IN cases of extreme difficulty and danger; but John
Fame was real good coachman added TO which he
possessed the most uninching courage and strength
OF nerve. Few men could work four heavy horses
through heavy country like John Fame; and he was
equally well up to his work when he had four blood
horses striving madly 10 get away. well remember
got the mastery and the Wonder coach with eighteen
passengers, have come TO grief in High Wycombe but
for the strong arm and and indomable pluck OF
John Fame lat that time Major Fanel, OF stoken-
The New York herald., 1875-12-17
THE THURLow WEED INTERVIEWS

The Tribune OF yesterday In publishing inter
view with Thurlow Weed on the question OF TweeS
being anxious to compromise the suits against him
stated that Mr. Weed had denied the correctness OF tho
HERALD reports II is only necessary TO say that on
Wednesday evening the HERALD reporter called Mr..
Weed by appointment but found that he had no new
facts TO communicate
~ ought to say, howeverS said Mr. Weed, "thal
there has been Tribune reporter here this afternoon,
who has been very anxious apparently, to have say
that l nad been misrepresented by you in the
HERALD interviews l told him. however, that 4
had read both the interviews very care
fully, and felt bound to pronounce both Of them
TO be perfectly fair representations Of the conversations
had on the subject He the Tribune reporterl then
showed me some remarks in the Grdphic, in which
called ''sly old fellow" and on Gnd charging
me with having vastly more knowledge concerning
Tweed and his whereabouts than | cared TO make
known. responded that such remarks grew, doubt
less out OF perhaps unconscious desire TO give un-
due importance 10 what had said through the HERALD
and 10 give to my expressions Of opinion much
greater depth OF meaning than fair construction OF
them would bear told the Tribune reporter, as you
have already published in the HERALD, that had not
of either Tweed Connolly g friends but that
had visited Tweed while he the island the import
or which visits did not you said IN the HERALn think
II was yet time to make known. He then reiterated
his statement that | must have been msrepresented
by you, and repeated my former response, that the
printed matter in the HERALD perfectly fair rep
resentaton Of conversatons that the trouble
was not with the reports If there any trouble at
view, who may have, aud some of whom seem TO
have. attached too much importance them. My be-
lief that Tweed had not left the and that
taons have been IN progress prior TO his escape
not based any positive knowledge had Of what
had been done in these later days, nor did you SO
state.
The New York herald., 1875-12-17
FOX HUNTING AT ROME.

The winter season in Rome may be considered as
fairly inauguraed whom fox hunting begins the Cam
pagna- The first meet took place at Czech gnola No
vember 30 outside the Porta San Sebastiano, with q
very fair field, composed chiefly OF Roman gentlemen
belonging the Fox Hunting Club and members Of the
different foreign legations Prince Alfonzo Doria
Duke Gulio Grazioli Marquis Caabrini Count Benken
dorf (of the Russian LegationL Sir George Bonham
Countess Bobrinsky, Countess Cellere and other
ha5itues were the saddle. The ground was in good
order and some capital afforded by three
foxes who successively started but got
fully TO earth aftcr furnishing their due amount of
sport the earth stopping having been rather neglected
this part OF the Campagna after long suspension
OF hunting operations. Some OF the usual patrons of
the Roman hunt will be absent this winter Prince
Orsn for instance intends passing of the season
at Vienna but His Royal Highness Prince Humber is
expected the of the week. attended
by the Marquis origo who has purchased some fine
horses for His Royal Highness in England.-Lopdoa
MoTrino Post Dec 4