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providence AND sTONINGTON

STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Ire s fns
STONINGTON LINE,
FOR PROVIDENCE. NEWPORT AND BOSTON:
and
lss point. dan,
va hR FSSV2BNsaE LINE bfREcr
PAs III HsG and aa2 s
and al SefSern points via ~
Freight via either line taken at G s. sascccK President
Lw. FILKINs General Passenger Agent.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD:-THE
ROUTE Trains leave from foot Of Desbosses and
ESPrsss arrisSnrs Pittsburgh the Yves. and South
With pn%aH Palace Pal Gao Cars attached 9So mr. and $50
%ii.pO. gys PhlIasslDhia and
Wliamsport Lock haven Cory and Erie $50 p M con;
meeting at Cory for Ttusve Petroleum Centre and The Oh
5 " nc Exempt
$50 a. m; arrive at washington at 4:iO Regular at
e % 3; soa1 7sc o 1880
sbS s1g T. 80 sDas % E%igrant n
Hsws. .o At 40 49, o s. 49, ~ $40 49, 81 7sS
$40 10, il;$0 m. and IL night Sunday, NJ, 800 g.
q 80 dso
TO- il;sop m. and ~ night Sunday. M S:2o o. $50,
For RAILWAY 8. $50 L4o g. 10. II m, II m l. q $50
$40 $40 T. 4io. 4:3o 450 500. 54o g. $40, $50, $40
10 d M and ~ night sunday 5:2o u, $3.50 and
For woodbridge Perth Anboy and South Amboy, aud ~
For New Brunswck and a. m, IL m. O. $40. 4:lo $50
g:lO 7 d. m and IL night Sunday, a, M. D. and y.
FOR East Milestone II noon 3 and S2o p
For Prnceton 7, $40 a. m, 10 80 2 40 and p
For Iambertvlle, $50 a. m. = <lo, ana D p u.
Flsmngton Phinpsburg and Bsvidere, 93o a. ~ and
Up ,,-.. 49,,
For trenton Bordentown burlington Camden 73o and
Q 80 q. III. 1880, 2, 4, D. and D. M
For Freeholc 1870 y m. 2 and 30 p m
For FArmingdale and SQuaD, 1880 a IN, anu D. M
For aightsown PembstOn and Camden, VIA Perth Amboy
q 40 n m and via Monmouth Junction, 4lO p M.
kor "a ig tsow n and Psmberton, via Perth Amboy
and $50 a. m, Monmouth Junction =. -.
. m, and 90 p NJ. daily 1918 m and $50 M daily
except Monday From Washington and baltimore 20
as and 1871 M IS, sunYd.y o1C ss m fiom PIE
5iS $40 $50. ga. s;2o 1927 p m Sunday $40. $40
o55. lOI5. ll5. 3 M $50 40 io27. And iliie ? m
and foot OK and Cortlsndtsts No. Gourts.
a%isr n. Ticket once battery pises
NIsAK TuoNsQA 4Nnsrh kAaAnb
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Citn Real estate for Sale.

4 NEW 4-story, brown stone DWELLING
~ cabinet finish cor 62d st. $50 It. Of Broadway
WM. BEDELL os5 sth ave
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C,ENTRAI- RAu.ROAD on NEW- JERSEY

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY
" -ALLENTOWN LINE TO THE WESI.-Passenger
and Freight station York foot Of Lbertyst CONNECTS
with south Branch H. RI a. Hampton JanSioh
and Susqe Division also with Lehlgh EaeY tarOan
Direct Harrisburg, Pittsburgh and tho West ALSO W
Central Pennsy wanna and New York stale -
SUMMER AkRANGLMENT.
Commencing May 81 1S15.-Leaye New ork ~ loio"si
$50 m NEWS TRAIN for EastOn Behlehem Bath, Alien
town. hanch Chunk Tamaqua, Tamanend, WikesDarie
6'I5 a. n-way Train for somerville and Flenington.
745 mWay Train for Easton connects at Junction Win
Del, Lack. and West. II. r.
9i5 a. m.-aoRGNG EXPRRss daily Except Sundays FOR
FsstOn Allentown Harrisburg and the West Connects at
Somerye for FemiDgt0n at East0n for bauc Chunk ram
TOwsala WikesDarf SCRANTON &c. with through car
" Danville, Williamsport &c. .
1890 n.-Way Train for Easton connects at Phlipsburg
i245 D. m-ExPREss for Pennington, Easton, Allentown
ysach Chunk, 1amaqua, MahanOy city, Hazcion wilkes
barre Reading. Columbia Lancaster Ephrata Po;tsye
5ib n Ei-FyPREss for Easton Belvidere Bath, Iauci
Chunk, Wikesbarre, and scranton ,
$50 D. m.-Way Train for Pliunneld. ,.. -, ,,.,..
400 n. m-Way Train for Eason, Allentown, tnd hanch
Chunk Connects junction with Del Lack and west H. X
80 n m.-Way Train for SOmeryiile and Pennington.
500 =, n.-Way Train tor SOEersult
SS0 m-EVFSiSa ExTRYss daily. for Fason AllentoTn.
nanch Chunk, WlAesbarre' lo"al''1 "e~iNS' 90" i'
800 D m-Way Train for SOmerVille.
$50 y, m.-For Painhell
TOO D. m For SOmeryile.
$50 D. m.--FOr Easton.
go - m-Way Train Somerville.
1900 y. m.-fOr Plainfed. 20 - = On -, O e,x
For Ei1abeth at $50, 6ls 90 7, 5se ~ s ssS'
ssi5 $50 1922 1l5 70 4 4a a. 55 $50 S45 s.
Wv WV > ~ X. T.. KICKER Supt and Eng
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fouses ano farms t1)anteo.

WANTED-TO LEASE for term of years
w by a responsible party small unfurnished HOUSE
between Sixth Iexlng and from 18Th 10 50t
Aaaress J, H. L. EQx},27t.
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

ALBANY AND TROY BY DAYLIGHT
~ bay boats G ViBEARD and DANIEL DREW i; leave
24hs a. M, landing at vest Point, Cornwall Newburgh
Poughkeepse Khinebeck Cask H. and Hudson Tickets on
sale for points North AM West Trip tickets 10 West Point
Cornwall and Newburgh, returning same day, 81 Special
and from To Saratoga IS 20 Round trip
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Countrp Real estate for Sale.
BUY A LOT AT
CREEDMOOR OR QUEENS
Land high aud well drained.
4

Land high aud well drained
STREETS ALL GRADED.
80 MINUTES from Hunters Point by
TWO RAILROADS.
Early and late trains.
posi- and TELEGRAPH OFFICE. CHURCHES,
SCHOOLS, and STORES adjon the property.
A BUILDING. LOAN and SAVINGS sOCIEY 10 be ".
ganized and controlled by PURCHASERS Of lots will loan money
% those desiring 10 build
LOTS. sl5O 70 $3.50 each
PAYMENTS $40 PER MONTH.
Half of the monthly payments to 20 TO Building Fund II de-
sired by the purchasers
For maps and further particulars, see
CREEDMOOh LAND ASSOCIATION,
BLACKWELL & KIKER, Agents
No ~
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Steamboats, and Railroads.

BRIDGEPORT, and all points on HOqsa ton n
PORT leaves slip at 1880 III and Bridgeport a.
d.
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rrederik Andersen
and VITA
Wilhelm Prohn,
L. r. Robertson,
wife and son,
leopold Thurn.
Carl Erdmann,
Annie Myhlerts and
two children,
Charles Cohn,
J.H.Adler and wife.
Charlie GuggenheL
mcr,
Ernst Schmidt,
Herm. Klarner.
Il. fleischl,
Josef Movius. wife
and two children,
Jenny Landmann,
Martha Ritter.
! Emma Shear,
Gustav Blau and
Wife
, Chs. +. Prem and
wife,
I Helene Schmidt,
| IVAN Won Auw,
/ &. dc Neussville,
Jenny Bernstein,
l.. j. kadisch and
wife.
Bertha Ea'isch,
/ Maria Kaoiisch.
Anna Ks1isch,
i. Hahr.
NJ. Burmester,
Paul Lazarus.
Adelheid Meyer and
1gupller
Marg. RAJ e.
| FROM Glass
| Peter Alexander,
MIS-. J. Alexander,
/ Jr. e. W. Bennett,
George w. BlOunL
| Rev. A. A. Butler,
! Mrs. Blair,
Miss Bella Blair.
| Rev. y. g. Bidweu
Miss Beveridge,
Thomas Bias EFT,
| T. II. BrOwpinG
NJ. Burke.
Miss VI. r.. Church
ward,
Samuel =. Connnt,
J. l. Cunningham.
Miss Cunningham,
Dr. Robert COlyille,
w. ii. Colt,
Mrs. Pattie I.Collins
James Davidson,
Mrs. Jennie Fender.
Judge 1ilOrd and
LAZY,
Archer Clifford
Dr. Gentle.
Prof. r.. z. Gould
and lady,
Mrs. Gould,
Charles Hugg'ns,
A. I. higgins.
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Gountrp Real estate for Sale.

TNIORIDA LANDS-2OO,OOO ACRES.-Land
30 each issued by the Florida Lana ana
Immigration Company Lands may be selected 9i OF $4,000
acres on OF Florida Railroad from Fenandna 10
Cedar eys title direct from the United states price per
Apply " Mm ~ IL Sho"'
10 broadway. mp stairs
EARM in PITTSFIELD, Mass, for SALE or
il EXCHANGE Elegant Dwelling house supplied Win
first class barn. 2O7 acres OF eNceet
farming orchards and two farm houses ~ an ai
stock Farm. This opportunity to secure s
peror farm at sacrifice and party wanting sc VIII 90 ~
u investigate. Apply 10 JAMES r. SMITH, I'll Pearls ST.,
New-York.
ITO CAPTTALISTS.-For SALE, &c acres OF
LAND beautifully situated at Long Branch ~ jersey,
railroad depot with the improvements consisting Of Two
story frame House. 50X3O Barn. Iceousea and 0utDndnss
land high and where will plenty OF shade
premises: terms easy Apply 10 the su6scrber on the
premises " v" ii'O' i-ui->'
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Connlrp proprrip 90 Get

4 PAIR of twin HOUSES, large lots, well
~ located, high ground depots, S2J
month, 10 good tenants Adii sss MUTUAL FRIEND 1nb-
Office
L TARRYTOWN. near the DepOt-TO
"A LET. immediate large nicely furnished
HOUSE al modern hot and cold water baths ranges,
CRATES &c. very cheap Photograph with -
EMBEBSON. $50 Sixth-ave.
T YOUNGSTOWN, n. ITO LET, for one
~ two years furnished COUNTRY SEAT. adapted 10
SUNNI and Winter LARGE house, water. and
every convenience ou in garden and lawn five TO ten
minutes TO stores churches, schools depot &c
& EDDY, No 3 Park place.
ONE of the Oveliest spots in all MOntclaiT to
Oleasc. with privilege OF purchase the Wlowdae Brook
ducks chickens II desired
possession Immediately. Address r. o. Box III MOntca N j.
rEO LET-A TaTytOwn, near the depot
i beautiful COTTAGE 10 rooms fully furnished gas,
heater CRATES, range &c; rent nominal ;. EN- BERSON,
$50 6th-ave.
TNO LET or LEASE-A twO-stoIy BUILD
ING. SO feet nv 80 foot with without power. Apply
To STAINAR & LAFFEY East Newark. \. j.. or 80
FultOn-st
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SECOND BOARD


SECOND BOARD O'CLOCK p ".
ecles Of State BODis- Railroad Bonfs-B1gt aud Rail-
rond Sharss-Erpress Sl0eks. DC
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THE CALL.
12Io o'cLOCK-sALEs BEFORE T

GOVERNMENT STOCK DEPARTMENT. O'CLOCK.
Z s es, 1881, Registered s So, Registered, 1881 go
10. ,OOO.-....--....l III
I G lOiO Registered $500
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ONG ISLAND RAILROAD COMPANY.

II
Commencing sept Is. 1915 Trains leave Hunters Point
300 NJ Express mail for GIeenPOrt Sag nsrnOr, Port
Jefferson. Hampstead and Rocka~ay All stage lines con
1000 m.-way train for Port Jefferson. Locust Valley
ii:s5 a. m~AccommodatIon for Hicksvils and Hemp
f., ,ss sas Har'0 N0rhp0
LIcss' for ' Port sensrsSn Locust Valley
aS ACCOMMODATION for Northpor Hampstead. and
rs D. in-EIprss, Locust Valley, Hampstead, and
hocAA"" SUNDAY TRAINS
eaoa m-For Port Jefferson Locust Valley, Hampstead
80 p m-For Northpor Locust Valley Hampstead, and
every sf no"r Sundays excepted and foot Of thirty
fourth st. r. IS minutes previous to departure Of
A'''' '''" W. n GUSTS. General Superintendent.
NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
,n. E a leave 1870
car, to ' RocSsss also sIn s
.ss sS "a 81
sf ii 90 a. M, Northern and Western Express
a9 Ssn vPs at onrs a rom
500 Express Daily with sleeping cars Tor "atertowh
E1res Daily with &c, for Y, RoG1
ester BSSsG ANA Ra NSra also 'O chicago VIA DOM
I6op H. Express With seepng cars for Albany and Troy
Way Trains As pei Local i'''' g H. KENDRIcK.
General Passenger Agent
y FORD r. r. NEwYoRK AND NEw.HAyEN DI
IN q.
trance on Forty second ST.
Trains for New Haven leave at TAO tAccn s05 Ex) 9Oo
Aeon, 10 I'm (Exl II IN tAccnl lELD, 20 Aeon
For south Sorwas' TO so5 so5 a. nv IL NJ xb
2?o 3I1 40 PIP oao So 10 p m FGr , s,am Tor
80 .:s M "a s z 4 sc ma TBS
and and and 10 mr. sa@ = s ana 10 nv
bridgeport the sos and p m connect With train.
mr. with Shore Line Division for Norwich and
Innecticnt Valley saybook and the New Haven and
Northampton k at New Haven. and the sos m and p
for Montreal. The sos a. and p m connect with
Naugatuck r. r. and Housatonic K r. at bridgeport The
AZ south Norwak aud The sos m, l. and 4sO and g. 70
o N with New Canaan II. H. al stamford .
Sunday Boston Mail Trains at D. H. via Springfield AZ
Drawing Day Express and Sleeping Cara on
cts can be at Ticket ONCE of Company
Grand Offices OF ~ Y Transfer Co.. oi4
Broadwsy York sud No Couftst. Brooklyn who will
ass check baggage from residence to destination
DORTLAND and WORCESTER LINE-For
i wHfTEAoUNTAINslyi via BY mouth and Via Rochester
f ESc = LSSy FoRT FONT BANGOR, MA6HiAs MI
DfsERT and ST JOHNs Drawing through be-
New London and White Mountains also between New
sor.s R1sr " S6RwlGM sswYo
Grand Central Depot and 10 and and ell rail All
RAN Tine Worcester with Portland and Worcester
train ct m and t36 p N The m "a express 20 Ply
month White Moantsns n Convey Portland and BApgof
land ana Bangor Direct connections made with the Grand
Portland. No thla Line Through
aGkah ReEGaCS satSkre fAI0QEa' -,
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BrookIpn Real gstate for Sale.

DARK PLACE, No. 1876, near Prospect Park,
beautiful location story brick, all improvements price.
$4,000. Terms 10 suit rutland & WHITING, Beck
manst
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ENOR SALE-Large and small Farms on Fan
gier Sound. o. II. GARDNER MISSIONER Somerset Md.
LNOR SALE or EXCHANGE. - Desirable
COUNTRY SEAT Of of land located on the Nights
of the Hudson fourth Ward house replete all
modern carnage house stables &c. Apply
from IL u p m toJ0HN r. BoNNELI, ~ DuAsest
TOR SALE, AT CROTON-A very desirable
sot of acres with dwelling house and outbuildi 70
suitable for . gentlsmans COUNTRY REsIDENCE; an
aud small fruits on the place Has nns
water front Price. S20ooo
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A LBANY, SARATOGA, and
MONTREAL EXCURSIONS.
PEOPLES LINE OF STEAMBOATS,


VIA
PEOPLES LINE OF STEAMBOATS,
leaving 30 Al North Pivcr daily, Sundays escepted
at6p. N.
and after sept l. tickets Montreal and return for
return Tor 49, good for 80 days
can be- o6ned al the oce OF said steamboats, Pier No A.
foot OF Canast-
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
- THREE FAST EXPRESS TRAINS
Leave NewY via Dosbrosse and cortlandt st. ferries
NGith vest Louisville, New Orleans, sc.
he South, Pttsburgh Cincinnati Louisville, st. Louis
Chicago the West and Northwest
fynchbuig and the SOUTHWEST. New. orleans through
seopers Baltimore to New.Orlrans, Pittsburgh, Cncin
natl ous ;lle indianapolis, 81 Louis Chicago the y" est
For through Tickets general information call at Com
panys Offices 2G and 80 RadWay and ticket Offices foot
ASK FOR TICKETS VIA BALTIC, AND OHIO RAILROAD
Through ears, Jersey City Ia Washington.
Through cars, Baltimore 10 Chicago, Cincinnati &C
CITIZENS' LINE Steamboats, for TROY,
Oconnecpg with all railway lines Sorth and west Elegant
connect ne lines. JOS. CORNELL. supt.
FOR Rondout & Kingston, landing at Cozzens
west Point. Cornwall Newburgh Marlborough. Milton
W. BALDWIN every Monday wednesday and Friday leaving
Harrison St. Per'No. a. North River at 4 p m.
EOR RondOut and Kingston, connecting with
Rondon and osyego Railroad landing at Highland Falls
Highland New Pazl and Esopns, tho stan1oat Thomas n
r!sOn St, Pier "a, \. f. att D IN
FALL RIVER LINE,
FOR BOSTON VIA NEWPORT AND FALL RIVER DAILY
SUNDAYS excepted,) at p. m.
From Pier 80, North River. foot OF Murrayst-
THE WORLD RENOWNED STEAMERS
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~ owning and operating the only route to Cooperstown
sharon HOwes Ealston Saratoga Lake George, ann
places Champaign Night trains and steamers rom
Albany and Troy with morning trains
The day and midday trans with evening Trains
for all the above named places =. r.. MAYO Cenl Pass
AGENT V. OLYPiANI, Asst fTest
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FOR BOSTON VIA NEWPORT AND FALL RIVER DAILY
SUNDAYS excepted,) at p IN.
From Pier 90 North River foot OF Murrayst-
THE WORLD.RENOwNED STEAMERS
BRISTOL AND PROVIDENCE,
Cept A. q. SIMMONS. Capt r.. NJ. SIMMONS.
HALLS BANDS ENGAGED FOR THE SEASON.
The most direct Taunton MiidlebOro. Plymouth.
New Bedford Marhas Vineyard Nantucket Cape Cod the
WHITE MOUNTAINS, anu ali principal points In New In
gland and the Provinces.
For Tickets and staerooms apply at 944 Broadway Broad
way corner Twenty hirds Court st. Brooklyn OF at the
of ON the Pier all principal Hotels and Ticket Oces
In the city. BORDEN LOWELL Agents.
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CAIFNDARS-THIs DAY.

'PryME OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-16


Leaving total expenses to stock
huldora. ....................... s4975. 600
R,cepts of the exhibition based on tic Paris
expoHiton:
From visitors ors.................. $780, ,OOO
Valne of tho material after the
exhibition. ....'.................. 100000
Concessions. ............ 1000
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-16
Political Notes.

Harrisburg letter ia the N Y. Tribune says:
4 movement il on foot among leading Democrat
ic politicians to bring forward, next Fall, Gen.
Hancock as the Democratic candidate for Govern
or of Psnnsy lSana 1t il stated tint the Gen
nrsl las sgnitied his Willingness to accept the
nomination, but this statement cahnOt be traced
to Trustworthy eonrce. yhore who are en-
deAyorlng to org mia the movement undoubt
edly have Tho ullenur purpose Of sccdrng for
incoclL the Presidential nomination in 1876.
Triumphantly elected Governor OF Pennsyl ania,
lie would, they believe, he placed Ions way
ahead OF all competitors III tie Democratic Ni-
uopul Convention.
The same letter ads The Republctns wili
renominlte Gov. HArtrautI. Everybody CON
codes that he has made an excellent Governor.
He has not only overcome the doubt and snspic-
ion which attached to him when lie took the
Office, but he has won the approval Of ali per-
SOUS by his pru lence, iirmne-s, and honesty
H. will m4ks n strong run, aud the Democrats
acknowledge that he cannot be beaton by al in
ferior man, such a5 Will be likely to carry oil
their nomination If the party machinery takeA
its usual course. Oa May 26.li, the Republic ans
hold their State Convention at Lancaster. The
programme is alfeady mapped ont by the party
leaders. As far AZ Candidates are concerned II
is. as aire .dy stated, to reuominlate GOV. liar-
trautt, aud also to select II strong man for State
pcuasurer, who has not had, ar lar the pub
lie know, at least, any connection With tbs nm
y pu.ar Treasury ring.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-16
liddfeIONVn items.
NlIpDLErowN, March l6.

MIDDLETowN March l6.
Rev. DR.. Matlack, of the NJ. Z. Church,
preached his annual sermon on Sunday morn-
ing, giving the results of the years labor, show
ing gratifying condition, both financially and
spiritually. In the evening the Sunday School
held their missionary anniversary in the church,
which was attended by large audience. The
exei cises of the evening were of very interest
ing character, and the Ireahurer's report showed
that sl35 had been raised during the year for
missionary purposes. DIR. Matlack left for Con-
ference to-day, aud expects to be returned to
Middletown next rear.
At the annual election OF the Middletown Hall
Company, held yeSterday. the following directors
were elected for the ensu Ing year. Jas. M. Cox,
Wm. II. Barr, Samuel Pennington, John r.
Hall, Robert A. Cochran, Jas. H. Scowdrick, JAS.
Culbertson.
The pupils of school district No. 95, under the
charge OF Misses Anuie Maxwell and Annie Ro-
berts, will give an exhibition in the Town Hall
on Friday evening, to consist Of declamations,
recitatons. dialogues, singing, dc. Music by
lnces Orchestra.
B. kice moved yesterday, into his new store
in the Town Hall.
Bazaar will be held in the lectare room OF
Drawyer's Presbyterian church, Oiessa, on
rhureday evening of this week. The music will
be furnished by Odessa Social Orchestra.
Mlessrs Polk d Cochran sold yesterday at pub
lie auction large amount of live stock We
understand that good prices were realiz d.
The winter term of the Middletown Academy
ended OH Friday on which evening the scholars
gave free entertainment IN their school room.
During the evening, two scenes were acted from
" Pick wick Papers" which afforded great mer-
rment TO the audience.
Ihe NJ. e. church parsonage has been hand
somely repainted.
1he NJ. L. Church, besides raising over two
thousand dollars for various purposes during
the last year, has received subscriptions for over
$500, which will relieve the church OF debt.
OBSERVER.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-16
rorArToNs AT TIE paANDywINE MILLS FOR FLOUR
AhIn anArry--r,nnprCrrn nAIIz
- -----------------------
The IReecBler Trial,

Yesterday, John W. Harmon testified to a
variety of circumstances connected with the first
publication of the Woodruff paper. Had had
frequent conversations with Mr.. Tilton on the
subject, the most important Of which was his
averment that there was 10 truth in the charge
of adultery"
Jackson s. Schultz, the well-knoyn merchan Mt,
was the next witness. The substance Of his
statements was, that when Titon was asked if
there had ever beeu any improper intimacy be-
tween his wife and the defendant, he Criton)
swung his arms up in the air and exclaimed ''sbe
is as pure as an angel" This conversation was
in a restaurant but, on his cross-exsninatiOn,
witness could not remember the date.
Archibald Black narrated conversation with
Moulton at tho Exchange in which Moulton said
that he knew all about it (the scandal), and that
Mr.. Beecher was pure man. Witness contin-
ued 81 asked him il he meant that Beecher
was not suilty Of breakrg the Seventh Com
mandment, and he replied, altor d little hesita-
tion, do asked him if he meant that he
lad always been pure nan, and he replied
Yes | mt an that.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-16
SECOND EDITION.
The sabbath school Anniversaries.

UNION NJ. f. CHURCH SCHOOLS, LAST EVENING
BEAUTIFUL FLORAL DECORATIONS THE CHILD
RENE OFFERINGS.
The anniversary Of the Union NJ. e.. Sunday
Schools was held last evening and was beyond
doubt the most successful one ever held in the
church. At ali early hour, every reserved space
for the audience was filed to oveifowing. The
decorations OF the church were never before 30
handsome, Mr.. Goodwin evidently having tried
church large floral wreath incosiDg
cross, depended, from which trails
of evergreen were stretched to the differ
ent corners of the room. In tho back of the
choir gallery was large black cross, surmount-
ed by crown. The motto on the figure in gilt
letters was "No cross no crown" In front
of the choir gallery, was suspended q large gilt
apchor with the n,etto Hope" large harp
took the place Of tile pulpit, while around were
placed vases of flowers aud bouquets.
The school maintained its good reputation for
singing and reflected credit upon Professor AL
ion, who Lad charge of that department, and
WHO is also Superintendent of tue Afternoon
school Brief addresses were made by Rows. T.
e. Msrindale, ]. D.: Rlgg, and E Stubbs.
The memorial exercises were interesting and
appropriate, alldsfeeling remarks being made as
each iuoDento was presented, by the Superin
tepdent. The dece hsed, dnriig the year, were
from the lufant school, Joseph Mcbride, Lizzie
Cornell and James Eldon; from the adult school,
John s. Jamison, Anna E Spence and Wesley
Talley, the last named having bes Ii teacher. The
beautiful wax Tyre presented by Mise Lizzie
Buckman wss an appropriate emblem i'll memo
ry cf the deceased teacher. These exercises
were followed by tho schools softly singing
''Shall We Know Each Other There?' Beaut-
ful pres euts of bouquets and baskets of flowers
were made to the pastor, superrtendents, and
several teachers The contributions for tile
year amounted to $3.50 of which 1927 we're for
missionary purposes. Over S7l wore taken at
the door, iart night,