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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-09-16
'Ehc New York Republicans.


4 STRONG PLATFORM AND TICKET MADE AT sARATo-
GA LAST WEEK,
The Republicans of New York met in Conven-
ton at Saratoga on the 9Th to nominate candi-
dates for State officers. Hon. A. Il, Cornell was
made Temporary Chairman, and George WI
llgm Curtis Permanent Chairman Both made
speeches on taking the chair, as did also Hon.
i. ID. Morgan in calling to order. Mr. Curtis
spoke Of the necessity of a decided position
against third term and sectarian npproprlh-
tions and for specie payments and canal reform,
and urged puriiicNton OF tho party. iiesol'..
tiOns were introduced by VIM, H. Herring OF
West Chester against third term; by Senator
Madden, approving the concurrent re-
form resolutions Of the mst Legislature;
and by Geo. w. BFandreth, derlsiye
OF Gov. Tdon. The first two were afterwards
passed. A platform was adopted i'll fayor. OF
specie payments and canal reform, and against
sectarian appropriations and third term Il.
Delaiied Smith strongly urged that the anti
third term resolution in tho platform be reject
| oil. lively debate took place, but lis motion
waH rejected. Tho following nominations were
| made:
Secretary of State--Ffedericls ". Seward.
Treasurer-Gen 4. II. Merritt.
Confederation. +. j.. Spinner.
Attorney y-General-Georgc II. Danfortli
Engineer and SarveyOr-O. =. II. Cornell
Canal Commissioner-W. T. Tinsley.
State Prison InapGctOr-ltev i. /. Ives.
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Enc nanrIiaMN ssenMbsiCanS.

THE CONVENTION REFUSES TO SoAEIHATE-hrPofNT-
MENr OF coMaurrEE TO CONSULT WITH OTHER
FRIENDS OF REFORM-AN ADJOURNMENT
WESTMINSTER, CARROLL Co., Mp, Sept. s.
The Republican State Convention to nominate
candidates for Governor, Attorney General, and
Controller, mot in this village, at the Court
house, at noon to-day. All the counties and
Legislative districts were fully represented, with
the exception OF the Counties Of Kent, Wicomi-
co, aud Worcester, delegations from which were
not present Mr. Wm. j. Jones OF Cecil County
was made President. After the appointment OF
Committees on Credentials, Organization, and
Resolutions, the Convention took recess
Upon resssembling Mr.. Francis Miller of Mont
gomcry County, Chairman Of the Committee on
Resolutions, reported that tho Committee, after
considerable debate, had instructed him TO re-
port the following:
Whereas We have seen with profound satis-
faction the uprising of the great masses of the
people of Maryland, without regard to previous
party ties, whose only object is 70 secare honest
and equal government, and we shall best show
ear Il 20 i'm t,,:iest ssrEsi Or ey-aa
claring our desire to cooperate cordially and
\ heartily with such movement; therefore
ResOtred, That a committee of one from eacl
county and ono from each Legislative district OF
| Baltimore City be appointed by the delegates
| for each County and district, to confer with all
organized friends of reform, with the view te
| the selection OF candidates for Governor, Attor
!
fntttae shall report the result of their consnlta-
| iion for the action of this Convention at IN All
| iourned meeting, to be held in Baltimore on
| Wednesday, Sept o. at u, NJ.
The report was adopted, only three delegates
voting No. The Consultation Committee author
lied by the report was then appointed and the
Convention adjourned, to moet in Baltimore
Sept. % TO receive tho report OF the consrllta
| ton committee.
| BELIEF IT THE STRENGTH or THE MOVEMENT
TIE PROBABLE TiCKEf.
| A special from Baltimore to tho New Yorl
| Times says the combination nov assnret
between the Citizens movement and Repub
licans has great strength and will no donb
carry tho State. The committee appointed b.
the Republican Convention were in confcrcno'
four hours last night with the representative
Of tho Cltizens Party. Ihore We
al entire harmony of sentiment developed, bu
no definite conclusion was reached, and the cor
ference adj djouned until to-day. The probabll
tics are that the nomination for Governor vi
bo rendered to Judge Richard l. Bowie, con
servative now on the bench of the Court or Al
pcals. In this event, Hon. j. Morrison Harris,
prominent Democratic lawyer OF Baltimore, WI
bo nominated for Attorney General and Col. tx
ward Wilkins, of the Eastern Shore, for Coz
trnllnr of the Treasury.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-09-16
4 >sstnnn Htho Could swim.

During a recent voyage OF the steamship Hoy
al Dane from Copenhagen to Newcastle-on-Iyne
a serious accident hefel the stewardess, Miss
Fry. The sea WAS rough, and, ,as she was going up
some steps to the deck, the boat took a lnrch and
she fell into the sea. The accident caused great
cnmmotion on board, and it was expected that
she would be drowned before assistance reached
her, the vessel being under full steam at the
time. A boat was got out from the steamer as
soon as it could DO stopped, and was fully
manned and pulled back TO where Miss Fry was
last seen. She was fonnd comfortable floating
on her back when tho boat reached her, and not
much the worse for her immersion. She stated
that after she was thrown into the water she
pulled off her boots OF and swan for some time.
She then waited quietly until the boat picked
her up. Miss Fry belongs to a famous Tyne
mouth family of swimmers, and she is consider
| one of the best female swimmers on the north
| east coast Of England.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-09-16

Paris will spend GiO00 in getting up masked
balls at the opera next winter.
Plaintiffs in eTor--Rogues charging law Off
GERS with false Imprisonment.
Velocipedes are to bo used hereafter by the
messengers in the italian army.
Lieutenant General Pemberton, the Confed-
crate defender of Vicksburg, is now in the em-
ploy Of tho Pennsylvania Railroad Company, to
establish iron works at Perth Amboy.
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tsoEkingsp the Frat.

PRIVATE pRYFRigs ABOUT MiDnLETowN N-oSE
BURNED, FEW DAYS AGO,
Numerous kinds OF drying houses have been
in tue Mlddlctown market this season, says the
Transcript, and SOME OF them are rather bone
dcial to the peach grower for with one he can
prepare his small or soft fruit to sell to an adj
vantage, where otherwise It would be thrown
aside. Among the purchasers of these
machines was Mr.. L. Il. Cochran, who
had one erected in his orchard near
town and put in charge of A. I. Brad
loy Everything progressed finely up to Tues
day last, and no complaints were given of the
quality Of drying the machine had been doing,
In tho afternoon Of that day the frames caught
tire, suddenly, and despite the Efforts OF Mf.
minutes, eutailing loss to Mir. Cochran OF
$4,000. About SIX or seven frames were saved
from the flames. The trees near tho dryer are
badly scorched and will probably die.
Nuts arc plentiful, and nutting parties are
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-09-16
Eating rcacn.. WitA a spoon.

The discovery Of a Chicago woman ia how to
eat peach at the table gracefully, Gut the
peach open in tie middle and remove tho pit.
Hold one OF the halves in the left hand, and usc
spoon to scoop out the pulp and carry it TO the
mouth Thus the fingers are not soiled, and the
bother of peelins is avoided. No patent upon
this device has been obtained.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-09-16
POLITICAL.



CYRUS l.. pERaHrNG FOR GOVERNOR ON AN IHFLA.
TIoS PLATFORM a DAY OF TURMOIL AND EXCITE
MEHT.
The Democratic State Convention of Penpsyl-
vania at Eric completed its abors Thursday.
The night before, the hard money men
carried the Committee on Resolutions by
n vote OF % to 81. An adjourn
n,ent was then had Meantime a pressure was
brought to bear OH two hard money members,
and they were made to change their Yotes.
platform was reported to tho Convention similar
in spirit to the Ohio platform. After great ex-
element it was finally adopted. Ten ballots
wero taken for the nomination FOR Governor.
There were nine candidates, tho leading ones
being William Bger, Cyrus Il. pershing, James
p. Blrr, and Amos q. Noyes. Judge Pershing
was nominated iate at night On taa eleventh bal
lot.
THE rINANCIAL PLAEK,
which is regarded as II worse imitation declara-
ton than that OF Ohio is a. follows;
S'Cenh: That, the contraction of the money
currency and ciren,attn & inln lH letoiHGe
4 co itraGton proposed by it With Wow O. forced
resumption of specie payments, has already
brought disaster TO the business of the country
aud tliroatBns general bankruptcy. We demand
that this policy be abandoned, and that tho vol
unlo of money ba made and kopt equal to the
| wants OF trade, leaving tho restoration of legal
tenders to par IN gold to be- brought abont by
promoting tho industries Of the people and not
by destroying them
AT FIRST, IN THE Committee,
a modified resolution, meaning anything or
nOlbing, was adopted, by q vote OF 25 TO q,
tns being all tho hard money men could get,
AMI that only by pleading for something to
harmonze the party But two men changed
and the Ohio plank was carried, 2f to 29. Frank
Hughes, OF schrylkill, presented the report.
As soon as tho reading was finished, Mr. Souden
of Lehigh obtained the floor to prcsont minor
| ity report but it was fnily five minutes before
| he was allowed to speak.
THE TNFLATIoNISfS WERE BENT
upon choking Inn down, and were only brought
to sense Of the ndeccncy of their effort by re-
| peated cries Of "Shame ~ " Far play " and
g FREQ speech "
AiT. Souden moved substitution of the first
| financial resolution, adopted last night by the
| Committee, and made Il forcDlo speech in favor
| of the old Democratic doctrine of specie crcu-
| lation, in a campaign fought upon State issues.
| In conclusion he said: at you abandon the old
| Democratic laudmarks,i If you remounce the prin-
| ciples yon adopted at Pittsburgh last year, and
| under which you marched to victory, If yon do
| this for the purpose of succeeding III tho cleo
tion, God forbid that you should succeed
TIE uowIISG MOE WAS AwED
for moment by the earostucss of this Geelara-
| ton, Lut soon broke out into hisses and deritye
shouts, and on motion OF Mr.. Hughes, the
! amendment was laid Oil tho table, l5S to ~
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-09-16

Tho New Jersey election resulted in carrying
all the constitutional amendments by msioritie5
ranging from 10000 to 10000. The I" five coun-
ty" mortgage tax amendment was carried, al
though there were large majoritca against it in
the iive counties affected, as the remainder of
the State voted heavily for it.
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tgte fscuna. Infl&tiDIitstSs
co1IHsgr. OF THE rREss on THUEspAY's WORK At
ERIE.
New York Tribune

COMMENTS Ol THE fILss b' litttiA' = h'"'E -
ERIE.
New York Iribuns.l
Thursday, by a two-thirds vote, the ieansYl-
vana Democracy turned their hschs OF honesty
and common sense, BriHihised the rag money
planks of tho Ohio platform and adopted thom
root and branch.
New York Time5l
II is hardly possible that the Democratic Par
ty can fail to fall under the substantial control
Of the nilationists and repudiators, now that
these have carried the day in the two great
States of Ohio and Pennsylvania.
New York Herald
The action of the Pennsylvania democrats is a
greater shock to public feeling than the wild
audaclty of the party in Ohio. II the New York
democracy, in their Convention next week, de-
nounce imitation and stand for hard money, il
will be voice crying in the wilderness. II the
democrats carry Ohio in October, no section of
the party can thereafter denounce imitation with
out subieeting itself to a humiliating defeat il
1 NT.as u ~
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A nrean that Parted "a man and wife.


Bundy has been married two weoks, aud has
left his wife. Bundy is little man, and his
wife weighs 30 pounds. About ten days after
marriage Buudy was surprised, on awakening in
the morning. to find his better half sitting up III
bed crying as if her heart would break. Aston
ished he asked the cause oil her sorrow, but re-
cevng no reply he began TO snrmise that there
must be some secret on her mind she withheld
fron, him; that was the cause of her onguish, so
| he remarked to Mrs. B. that as they were mar
| ried she should tell him the cause of her gilef
| 70 il possible he could avert it, and atte" con-
siderable coaxing he ELECTED the following from
| her; , 80 =
"Last night dreamed was single, and as
walked through well-ghted street came to a
store where a sign in front advertised husbands
for sale. Thinking it curious, entered, ana
ranged along the wall on either side, were men
with prices affixed to them sncit beautiful
men some for one thousand dollars, some FOR
five hundred dollars, and 30 on down to one
hundred and fifty aollofsi and az had not Ila'
amount could not buy
Thinking to console her, Bundy placed his arm
lovingly around her, and asked, And did you
see any men like ME there?"
sOli. yes" she replied, drawing away IRON
, him, SLOTS like you; they were tied up IN lot
like radishes, and sold for ten cents bunch
( Bundy got up, and went to ask his lawyer !
he had suilicent ground for divorce,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-09-16

Unlaid eggs are uncertain chichons.
To find how sweetly people can agree with
you, acknowledge your faults,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-09-16

272 FULTON ST., BROOKLYN, Sept. 10.
THE DETENTION OF THE "ouEO."

10 the Et!or ot tie COmmsrctG!;
Your article on tho shipment of peuches to
Liverpool reminds me that the OHIO was detained
on tho river some hours, owing to a dispute be-
tween her captain and the pilot. Instead of get
ting to sea before night of the day ON which she
left Philadelphia, she did not pass the Broaiiws-
ter until about noon of the second day. The
captain declared that the pilot should not take
him to sea, and another pilot was sent down
from Phisdelphis, the ship having anchored
over Thursday night. You could no doubt OBJ
tain the particulars AZ to this detention, by con-
sulting Mr.. Nirden, the pilot, or Capt. Rowland
underwriters surveyor.
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ARGUS.


CONTINENTAL HOTEL, philadG. Sept. 10.
This explanation of tho cause of tho ohio,
detention is of interest, but of course the few
hours thus lost made little difference TO the
peach experiment, as the ice which ought tC
have lasted ton days, was gone in fouf-ED
COMMERCIAL.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-09-16
E'ne sgnio s.eactl Shipment.


ISTEErsTGYG LETTER FROM SIR. BATE or THE RE-
FEGdGRAFoR COMPANY,
10 the Editor Of the Commersia.:
/ note your romar!.s in your issue OF the SJh
inst, relative to the shipment OF peaches TO
Iiverpool per steamer ohio. That the result il
an unfortunate ono, all c9ncede, but had the
wishes of tho Steamship Co. and myself to have
the fruit refrigerated 4S hours previous to the
sailing of the OHIO been carried Ont, the result
wonld have been very diilorent The Ice Would
then have been rcplenished aud 10 tons wouid
have been more than sufficient to have carried
the fruit safely to Liverpool Bnt the decleion
of both the Steamship Co. and the fruit growers
was too long deferred, to allow proper time To
carry out this arrangement, and again the eon-
tinuous rains iuterfsrCd with earl or picking.
1t is fact learned by actual experience of the
writer, that to thoroughly refrigorHte given
quantity OF peaches requires at least three told
the quantities of ice necessary to retriserate an
equal auentity of freshly slaughtered meats, bnt
in eithos instance after the refrigeration ls once
accomplished, which can certainly be done With
in 4S hours. the Quautty Of ice necessary to car
rv the fruit or meats for the neXt two weeks Is
nearly nominal, Hal the room on the OHIO
been slowed with meats instead of fruits, not
more than half the ca would have boon con-
sumed. In carrying such quantity OF ice AZ
your euggest-4O tous-. tho charges Tor freight
upon that amount would largely destroy
the commercial success of tho enterprise. But
as before suggested this extra expense can be
easily avoided by rofrigeratlng the fruit 4Shours
| previous to leaving port.
In regard to keeping peaches in perfect con-
dition sufficiently long to accomplish the trip to
| Europe there is no room for question. The
writer has kept delicate peaches, or those Of the
tender varieties for 63 DAYS in perfect condition
| by tho same method of refflgerating as was em-
| ployed on the steamer Ghio and has now in
| store the OldmiSOn variety, put IN refrigerator
on August 23rd, in elegant oFder,and locking as
il they would continue so for weeks TO come. ln
conclusion, would say that it Is only necessary
TO observe the following particulars to enable
shippers to carry peaches IN perfect condition to
Liverpool, and il desirable return thoiH to Amer
lea in good order
lst Subject the fruit to iS hours operation OF
the refrigerator and then replenish the ice and
fifteen tons of ice will be fully sufficient for
room of same size rs that the OHIO took out.
2nd. Have no modelling with ice box in transit
such as opening it every day or at all and allow
ing the sea air TO enter it and the dry and colt
air to escape.
| trt,p
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-09-16

Nuts arc plentiful, and nutting parties are
now forming,
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COME AND BE healed

IL htlttuls loo wilat 1o..r t.oao.es h..y be,
come and lot the Ioctor examine your case.
IL VIII ost you nothing Tor consuieAt. on, so
please call and sat.s.y yours. Ives whether the
Doctor und, fStaIIds your cise. II b can cure
you lac will tell yoti 80 IL not, he Will tell you
that, for he Ill not undertake "a Case unless
lie Is cuui.lulIt oil efvc.iu. Il cure.
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lMINCELLANEO US.


II. MANNHEIM,
The Old Broker,
Corner Main and Clark streets.
I'm George Thatcher Il Co.'S Stone
Building.
WILL COMMENCE TO DISPOSE OF A
w fine lot of wares, same articles taken as
pledges some time ago, and an
Immense Stock Of New Goods!
Bought for cash, direct from Europe-a ard New
York City. These goods will be sold SO low
as to surprise all men and women:
lOH Gold Watches. American and Euro
pean, ladies' and gents.
g stop Watches. 1-5 indep., Ia seconds.
stem winder, and with all the latest I'M
provements.
1875 silver Watches. American and for.
eign movements; from Ia to q ounces.
40 Diamond Rings, in various settings
and styles.
35 Gold Vest Chains. new styles.
70 Opera and Piedmontese ladies' chains,
from 40 to ITO dwt, in Is kt gold.
30 Sets Of Jewe!ry, for ladies, consisting
of Pearl, Amathvst, Topaz and Enamel
and Gold. pure and all warranted; from
S25 up to $l25 per set, in breach and ear
rings.
10 Pairs Of Bracelets, in chains and
bands.
40 Assorted Gold Rings, with setting
in Topaz, Amathyst. kubies. Pearl, and
other precious stones too numerous to
mention.
100 Plain Gold md Seal Rings. all
sizes and weights, manufactured from
pure gold, by Messrs. Ritter d Co., San
francisco.
A full stock Of gents Studs, Collar and
and 100 articles in the jewelry line too numer-
Gus to mention.
The finest stock of
American Clocks
The Best Stock of Pistols!
jy20tf Ii. MANNHEIM.
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DIR. A. B. SPINNEY.
Inc Celebrated ~Snec,alisf-

Wellknown as founder of the Montreal &C.
Ed Medical Institute and la G Proprietor OF
ths SPINNEfNILLE II .II.MAI.Y. uoud
most r specially inform his patients and the
aitl ct, Il genpra,ly that he s II %coiitinu 8 10
treat chrome and private disease with u,-
para.leled success.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-10-26
Checks Lost.

THE PUBLIC ARE CAUTIONE
i against negotiating for any Of the fol-
lowing checks drawn by the Richmond Min
ing Company on the bank Of Paxton 4 Co.,
ped: Check No. 300, for S2j; cl eek No. 3il,
for SlO1 w; check No. GA Tor 355) for sos ~;
cheek No. 42o, for SSi 80; check Ne. 20. for
"a w. ol5tf
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Delinquent Sale Notice.

DIONEER CONSOLIDATED MINING
Company. Location Of works, Eureka.
Eureka county, Nevada.
NUTICE.-There are delinquent upon the
following described stock, on account Of as
sessment--No. 4-levied on the l4th day Of
September, 1875. the several amounts set OPP
posite the names Of the respective share
holdara Ia fnlIotRa.
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YOUNG EEWi

Who may be sniIcIlng foln the effects Of
youthful ioiiies or lad scgetlul, viii 40 wull 70
avail themselves OF this, the great 1t b on
ever lad at the altar of suiier.ns humanity.
DIR SPINNLY wti guarantee 10 FORT IL i've
hundred dollars for every e.se OF eminal
weakness or private disease OF any Kind or
character which he undertakes and fa.is 10
cure. lie wOuld Ill sreioge, say to he I'm. ortH.
nate suffer I who may Rad this not.cc, that
you are treadins upon dangerous ground whea
you lou ,er delay in seeking tne pFOrtr remedy
for your complain. You MY be in the hTst
stage remember You are approaching the
last. IL You are bon Ier.ns upO.l the last, and
are suffering some Of hi OF its evil effects, re-
member that Il You obstinate.y persist la pro-
c~raataHation. the time must come Mh6n tie
most shilliul physician Can le1der yol n0
assistance: wL,n the doof Of hope VII be
closed against you when 10 ANGEL OF ni,TCy
can brIng you rsiiL In no case has the
Doctor failed OF sncc IS, III Met not despair
work itseii upon your ina nation, but avail
yourself OF the beneficial results OF his
treatment before your case Is beyond the
reach vi medical NA II, or biore grim death
hftrri..a Ntttt in n NJ. F.Itttr,s L Y.lgH
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MIDDLE-AGED MEN!

There are many of the asc OF u1arty 10 sixty
who are troubled with s~ooir~gnept 1'acuati1 N
OF the bladder. o.tsn aceomIsn cd by a slight
sniartsng or burn. ny Sensatson, and a wsaLei-
ing of tiic system IN a manner the patient CHI
not account for on examining the urinary
deposits a ropy sediment will often be found.
and sometimes small particles OF ashuinen
will appear, OF the color wili be OF a thin and
miiaish hue. again chan ing to a DARK and
torpid appearance, There are many men bo
die OF this difficulty. ignorant Of the cause,
which Is the q ond stag OF seminal wax
n IS. Dr. :. will gilarant { a perfect cure IN
all such cases. and a hsalthy restoration OF The
gcnito.unrinary organs.
N. B.-Only an interview required In q
majority Of cascs balance OF tr -atinc1t can
be conduc,ed at home without interruption OF
b1Sines "a. All letters or communications
str ely confidential
Office Hours 10 tol 2 to 4. and 7 To- Sun
DAYS. rom 2 TO 4 only. Consultation, Free.
Thorough examination and advice, SOU
Office. No. los SOUTH G STREET, VII
GINA City, where he will b. pleased TO consiif
with all Who may be suffering. from Chronic
OF SPECIAL Lis aseS-