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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-06
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lyspepsiais is the most perpleXlng of all human al :
marfs. rs symptoms are almost infinite In their
variety, and the CrlOrn aud despoudent victims of
tile disc se often fatcy themselves the prey,ln turn
OF every k0own malady his IL due, in part to the
close sympathy which exists between the stomach
an lle train, a0d N par also 10 he facl that any
disturbance Of the digestive function necessarily
dsordeis te iiveri the bowels aud the ueryous sys-
tenn. and affects, TO S9inc estIas, the quality OF tie
bood
II. L. Kunkes Bitter Wine of Iron 4 sure cure.
This is nov new preparation, 10 he tried and found
wanting il has been prescribed daily Tor many
years in tue practice Of eminent physicians with un-
parReled snccess 1t is B not expected or intended
to cue oil the diseases 10 which the human family
snhjec., nut is warranted to cure Dyspepsia 10 Its
most obstinate form. kunkels Bitter " lie Of lion
loss OF appetite Wind and RISING If the food dryness
Of the mouth, heartburn, disension OF the stomach
and bowels constipation, headache, dizz ness sletp
essnes IS and low tpi it,. Try the great remedy and
be convinced 0f It's merits. Get the genuine. Take
only kunSel's viii h is pat only IN 81 b3ttles. Ie-
pot 40 holrh Ninth St, Philadelphia,
For sele by ali druggists and dealers everywhere.
TAPE WORM
Entirely removed with purely vegetable medicine,
passing IRON tho b. stem alive. NO fee until the
head passea. Come end refer to patients tr, a,ed
Dr. L. +. huHKEi., No. $50 NORTH Ninth ST. I'hauel-
pha. Advice tree. Seat, Pin and Stomach Worms
others tnt Tape worm can he had Of your druggist,
ask for huNRFfs NotM syrCP. Price, 81, L. =.
EunEel, Philadelphia, Pa
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-06
pre,cryation OF ,.p NinI,,

The loss of sight s one of the greatest misfortunes
which can bef4ll human beDg, and those who
have found means 10 scientifically lessen the calan-
lty are public benefactors 1ne spencer Optical
Manniacturng company OF New oTk, have done
this by the introduction OF th. Diamond Specta-
es every pair OF which bears the trade mark OF a
small diamond
For SAID N Wilmington by B. S. CLARK
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-06

sE-7he Human Machinery, unlge inaninate me-
chanicism. possesses seltrepalEng anu selt-re
newlng power. Health may be su ely preserved
and life heightened by keeping this vital attribute
In constc NJ aclviy and fun yi2or. Many prepara-
ttons have been recommended for this purpose hut
none have received such emphatic professional
sanction or comparable in point of efficacy, 10
TDoLPHo WoLFBs scHIEDAa AROMATIC SCHsAPs.
aan3O ditEw
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-06

~To the peat, the Worn and The Weary. the editor
OF the Boston RscorIer says: I'VE eau most unhesi-
talnglS recommend the Peruvian Syrup,a protected
solution OF the protoxide of iron. to all The weak
tue worn and the weary, having richly experienced
its benefits. 1t possesses ali the qualities elaine
for 1t by Its proprietors.p
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-06
CITY tTEM 8.

s1-A 10 Cent Ssoar for 5 cests.-Genuine Havana
Segar, Concha siz !, cts, large ones, for quar-
ter; Lorillsrd's Rebecca and Musselmans eht and
,isrk navy. bowman I'd aud King.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-06

RuS-orF on The w. y II. H. YESTERDAY
afternoon, an open switch at the Lancaster
Pike caused lnu OF on the Wilmington 4
Reading 4. r., by Which eight cars and the
locomotive Of freight train were thrown from
the track. 40 serious damage wss done the
track wss considerably broken The locomotive
has since been got on the track again. and il
being repaired IN this city. All trains are do.
layed, an exchange Of passengers being made
at the wreck. II Ii expected that the track will
be c.ear by evening
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-06

DEOGRAMMES FOR CONCERTS AND
j Sunday School entertainments quickly printed,
with CleHr type tinted paper, at se GoxHsacli ii
ot,ce at prices slightly above cost.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-06

kEsSETr SQUARE iTEM-.--Tie Lyceum is 10 be
revived though it is feared that the absence of
Rev. james frazer who has removed eince last
Winter, Will be severely felt..... * course of
lectures is called for 80 cent course--and it
is predicted by those who calnor Tor this mental
feast that Theodore Tilton, at least, would draw
paying house.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-06

Tn PEACH salrMES ra.-Tne following chip.
luents of peaches We're made from the Del. il.
r., yesterday:
70 Jersey CITY,. 7cars
" Bsitn y Ohio Il k,............... "
" Philadelphia, ,................... ."
Igtal............. ..-...-.- -.... ~ -.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-06
sOciotIess
MEETINGS THIS EVENING.

Hope Lodge, No. q, l. o. o. T., at Odd Eel
lows Hall 3rd and King streets.
Morning Star Division, No. 2, s. OF t., in the
McClary Building.
Olive Branch Social Degree Temple, of True
Templars, at McClary's Hall.
Delaware Council, No. 2, o. U. A. NJ, at Me-
chanies' Hail. 2l9 King street.
Harmony Lodge, No. 5, A. D. Of G. f., Nicola
rys Building.
Champion Lodge, No. 6, X. of p, at Knights
of Pythias Hall, 2l1 Market street.
Oriental Lodge, No. Is, X. of T., at Silyers
Building, 511 Market street.
Cherokee Tribe, No. 4, l. o. r. NJ, at Red
Mems Hall, AIS Market street.
A DoLD RoBBERy.-During the ahsence from
honie, last evening, of Henry Bolin and his wife,
tramp who gave Ills name as Thomas Megarlty
entered their house pushing by the children, and
going up stairs stole an ACCORDION for which Mr..
Bon had paid 500 in gold in Germany. Ofceis
We're soon on the trait OF the thief, who il wss
learned went ont in the direction of Delaware
Junction, and the swiichtender there afterwards
had MCCARTHY, his booty. and another tramp
locked up. Upon one of the tramps putting his
hand IN his pocket, however. the swtchiendtr
became frightened and released his prisoner.
Special Officer legg arrived on the spot soon az
ter and gave pursuit, but did nos succeed in
oyeItaking the tiamps although he went as far
| as Newport. They had cut across the country,
and returning to the city, MCCARTHY was arrested
by Sergeant Wheelan OH Maryland Avenue and
the accordeon, which weighed 2s pounds, recov-
cred. The thief was committed to New Caslle
by Mayor Whiteley in default of $500.
Board OF TRADE ANNUAL MEET1xd.-- wing,
probably, to the lack OF sufficient notice, there
| was small attendance of members Of the Board
| Of Trade, last evening. Edward Belts presided,
and Geo. W. Stone was Secretary. There had
besn no annual report prepared, and therefore
| none was read. The following officers were
| elected fur the ensuing year President, Henry
Mendinhalli Vice President, Geo. s. Capele; Sec,
Z. A. Van Trump Treasurer, James Bradford.
| 1t was voted that the assessment for the ensu-
ing year be the same as laat year: 80 for indi.
| yidual members and go for firms. A commit
| tee OF three, composed of Messrs. jenkins,
Croasdale, aud Stone, was appointed to pre-
pare, at their discretion, the material for an an
| nual report on the trade and manufactures OF
the city for the past year. The fortnightly
meetings Of tie Board, will be regularly held,
hereafter,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-06
AUpIToR,s oFFrcr.

Wilmington. DEL, September IL, 1873.
Notice is hereby given by direction OF the Finance
Committee, til It all bulls d1e the city On January
lst 1915, must be nati on or b fore the It day Of
November next, or they VIII be placed ia The hands
Of the Solicitor for collection Dg irtGe OF section
10 CITY Charter, which is as follows:
g II the amount of sali oil be hot paid within GO
-" days after Encn presentation Thereof it shall be
" the duty of the SaYof OF sa clty to issue war;
" rant directed to the said CRY auditor commend
" ing him 10 IVY the same with all thereon,
"upon the goods aud chattes Of such owner, ana IL
" no such goois and chatteIs can be found within
" said city Sufficient 10 SAT- IS sai delt mud COS :,
" tnen TO levy the sama On ne grunnd1 or binding
" OF such owner fronting uDou such street as af0re-
SAID, which said grounds cr buildings, or any part
thereof, snail be sod ~ sali Guy -nlit0r n pub
lc ducli9n, upon ten (l,l days 10 Ice IL two new
"papi IS published In sad cltr."
Inc bills Of delinquepts having long since become
over due proceedings Wi be commenced wlthou,
delay, un ess pay ymeni he made as nereiI provided
william Il. GFIF-lN,
sentle tnOyi Iiiy u,tor
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-06

NOTIUE-THE CITIZENS LOAN As
In soCIATIoN now offers It's 5th series OF 800
shares fer sale. Fist payment due Cctorber 7ih,
isi5. GEO C. MARlS,
seplstf Secretary.
NOIlCE TO DELINQUENTs
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-06
afantfa.

WANTED.-A WHITE GIRL FOR
w general housework. Apply at
octo-sl' 90 MAI KET STREET.
WANTED--A WHITE GIRL TO 10
w general housework Aprly al
octt,3t COS JEFFERSON STREET.
NTANTED-SHlPT TIMBER nEWF RS
w and teamstrrs wi h teams TO hsul ship tim
her. Apply to Mann h Co.. ct John Cloughs house,
Ilghmauls Cross roaus, on Queen Anne'B & Kent
County Railroad Queen AnIe's County, Nd. on
and after October srh, lsfS. sspe0l2t
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-06

r heHtHf EWhFAI Z NDAI'E
had their properly rvgibttrd, fgsJectil y re
qnested TO present to this ohiCe correct descfp-
ton Of their preperiv
a copy Of tic Re; ;stry Law aso p!gat forLs .or
tue dsEcTipt.0l OF t1pe1tI Mi! nU furnished ~ Ap-
plicaUOD ei t1is ot1cR.
Al deeds, conveyanees or trsnaiers OF Tral Ea-
late, maze aftof Juy llth, 5+ GtB{ he eJlertd I'd
tiis once before they axe seat MeN Castle % be
reoort!et
ii, c. .cCNW sLr,
Caef Engineer ant Surveyor,
ian3-tf Tenth AMI kins aireais.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-06
filAI Pa ER5 TAXI NOTICE

ITI1 MD bIUOIL IA Is FUk tsio
The undersigned, Receivers Of Taxes for the CITY
OF Wilmington, VIII re az
NO. 10 Y. erII srHEET,
hetwe Market and King streets, on ani after The
first day of Ju7,lsT5. heWeen the hnnrs of and i2
IN the morning, ana rom To- & In T G afternoon,
for the purpose tf re. ewing tases.
ON al taxes Pad during The month OF July there
VIII be allowed deduction OF i've cents on every
do lar and all taxes pald on after the fs - or
august, including the nrst Tuesday ot September,
shall be payable wlthout a y ueauci zen or addition
rs Aforesaid, and all ihXes unpain GU Tie day mex
after the hrtt Tues lay ot september snali he u-
creased by the addgiua .: i've per ceatam OF the
am0unt thereof.
TNMuNn PRaVpSr
Receiver Norlers D!suicl >inelGdtng al 2sortl of
6th stfeet)
EDWARD FARMER,
Receiver soutaefa District (inOuding III auth Of
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DirD.

Diro.
In Topshauh, 10Th inst Elisha Dunnins, aged 20
years.
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rEIEcRAMs IN GENERAL.
Another treasury robbery is reported.

Another treasury robbery is reported.
Ben Boyd, the notorious counterfeiter, wa:
arrested near Fulton. ILL.,, last night.
Oliver Spranke was drowned at Gloucester,
Mass, last night.
A schooner was boarded off South Boston,
Thursday night, and robbed Of 1927.
G. D. Horontsas & Co., merchants of London
and Manchester, England, have failed; liabilities
$4,000.
The question whether it is best 10 try Moulton,
is being discussed ia New York. Moulton Is
anxious for the trial.
A Porto Rcan league is being formed in New
York, to aid the rebellion in that island.
The liabilities of Meyer & Co., Of New York,
fancy goods importers, are SAID to be $4,000;
assets, S75, 1000.
J. w. Durvec & Co., Lumber merchants of
New York, have suspended.
John Morrissey has accepted the anti Tammany
nomination for STATE Senator Of New York, as he
says, to vindicate the right of free and honest la
Dor.
Base ball at Lowell, Mass, Androscoggns Of
Lewiston, Me-, 10, Lowells IA. They will play
again on Nor day.
1t is announced that the French Assembly will
convene on Thursday, Nov. 4th.
A ia low rendering establishment of William
Reardon, at Cambridge, Mass, was burned lsst
night. Loss - 900.
Rapael Martneg has hccn court mari ialed and
shot at Infdencia.
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Maggie Mitchell.

This celebrated artist appears a! Granite Hall
this evening, for one night only. We cannot do
better than copy from the Portland Advertiser,
notice of her recent appearance in that city:
Miss Mitchell apparently renews her youth with
each succeeding year, and to-day she looks young
er than she did when we first saw her in Fanchon
when We were several years younger than we
are now-besdss displaying plumpness that has
rounded her figure while it has robbed 1t OF none
of its witchng grace. In the first act the shyness
and innocence of the girl were most naturally por-
;rayed when she insists her cid father, Linden
hosts extnguishing the light before she will tell
her secret; the delicacy and beauty of her love
were exhsled like perfume in the second act
when she has assumed her wedding dress and begs
her husband to remember what day it celebrates
her simplicity in the interview with the Prince in
the third act was decidedly refreshing, and brought
into most striking contrast the womanly dignity
with which she answered her husbands reproaches
that Immediately followed, and the grief and des-
pair with which she discovers his ipfdeliy. Final
", when in the fourth act, heart-broken, with
mind gone she is borne of in the arms of Barbel
singing the old childish cong that runs, like
haunting memory, throughout the drama and on
her death bed in broken feeble tones forgives her
errng husband, it requires strong will TO keep
back emotion.
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MASSACHUSETTS,.
Arrested.

Boston, October o. Martin V. 3. Stimson for
merry publisher Of the Portland STAR was arrest
ed at kittery, Maine, and brought to Boston
Thursday on charge of fradulently obtaining
notes from so men as part that each individual
was to have in colony at Marshfeld, Vt. TIE
party was ready to embark when the sheme was
exploded. Stimson secured about 500, 900 worth
of notes. lie used the names of several promi-
nent persons to aid him in his transactions.
Drowned.
Gloucester, October q. Oliver Strout while
ndeavoring TO get aboard Of his boat, Thursday
night, at Walen Aliens WHARF, fell overheard,
and before assistance could reach him, was
drowned. lie was rs years old and belonged in
Bristol, Me.
Political.
Pittsfeld. October %. The republicans Of the
Berkshire district have nominated Byron Weston
of Dalton for senator.
Incendiarism.
Haverhil, October % An unsuccessful at
tempt was made Thursday night to burn the last
factory owned and occupied by II. o. Glidden;
the interior was found strewn with kerosene. Will
liam Stanton was found in the building and was
arrested, and bound over in $1,000 in the police
court, Friday morning.
Marine Disaster.
Vineyard Haven, October %. The schooner
Walchful of Providence, from Perth Amboy for
Plymouth, with cargo of coal, came in collision
with the schooner Lucy J. keeler,ioff Nantucket
shoals, the night of the Goth, and lost jio-boom
bowsprit, all her he ad gear for sails and jib, and
received other damages. She was towed TO this
Fort by the steamer George Appledore.
Universaiist Convention.
Lynn, October %. The general convention of
the Unvcrsalists was brought to close this p.
NJ, with observance of the holy communion.
The sermon was preached by Rev. Almon Gun
nison of New York. The attendance was very
large in the afternoon, as it has been throughout
the session. Visitors in attendance, numbering
many hundred, have been handsomely entertained
throughout the session by members of the demon.
nation in Lynn. The convention has been one of
the best attended held, and since the delivery
of the address by p. Ryder, an unus ial degree Of
enthusiasm has been apparent.
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NEW ia M PSIllKE.
The SuncoOk Tragedy.

Concord, October %. Detective Dearbon and
officer liildreth are in Concord, on business con-
nected with the Pembroke murder case. THIS
morning they obtained a confession from party
in Suncook, duplicating La Page, the Frenchman,
now in custody on suspicion OF being connected
with the Pembroke murder case, of an attempted
murder in Canada before he went 10 st. Adams.
They have also evidence tending to impcatc HIM
in the Pembroke murder, but no particulars have
yet been made public.
On the day La Page was arrested at Suncook,
Detective Dearborn and Officer IIildreth searched
bis house and found two razors and q kni'e, all
very sharp The latter had blade 3 IL inches
long. They also found piece of cloth covered
with blood, as if bloody hands had been wiped on
it. Three young girls have stated that they were
chased in the woods by La Page, previous to the
Pembroke murder This morning the officers
named arrested La Pages wife, who confessed to
them that she formerly lived with La Page about
| 40 miles below Montreal. and that about years
ago her sster,22 years old went out one afternoon
about o'clock to get the cows. As she was put
ting up the bars to the pasture, she was seized by
| a man who wore black mask with eye holes in
it. During the struggle that ensued, she pulled
the mask off and discovered that it was Joseph
La Page. She was knocked down, severely beat
! en-, ravished and left for dead. La Page fed the
country Immediately. 1t is said that the officers
are in possession of evidence tending to implcate
( La Page still further in the st. Adams murder,
| but it is not made public.
| After committing the outrage upon his wife $
sister, in Chester, Canada, La Page was arrested
| by desperate fighting and escaped while the Off
GERS were tying his legs. For some time he lived
in the woods in the day time, going home to sleep
F.! in the barn at night.
! Coroner II. ii. Farnsworth of st. Adams, VT,
has been to-day in consultation with the detec-
tives. 1t is said that about two years ago, while
living in st. Adams, La Page went so miles away
to the house of female cousin and he ravished
her and fed with horse.
| 1t is known that the murderer of the Ball girl
wore moccasins at the time of the crime, aid it
is also know that La Page wore them that day
| A short time previous to the murder he inquired
| of girl what road Miss Ball took in returning
from school on Friday nights. On the day follow
ing the murder he could not be found, but when
! subsequently arrested, as he was trying to run
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EW YORK.

Reduced Drawback on Sugars.
New York, October %. Collector Arthur has
been instructed to modify the order relative to the
drawback en- sugars, excepting shipments made
hereafter Of sugars purchased Tor expectation ut
price fixed before the rromulgation Of the order
of Oct. g.
Sentenced.
Capt Lawrence, on board his schooner, in Cow
Bay, Long Island, was yesterday sentenced to be
hanged Dec. 10.
In Memoriam.
The rooms of the New York Press Club are
draped in mourning, and delegation of the
Herald club will attend the funeral of Frederick
Hudson, at Concord, on Sunday.
The War in Cuba.
Cuban letters state that several more estates ia
the Clnco ' ias district have been burned; that
the epizootic prevails mildly among horses that
some 5000 veteran Spanish troops have been
landed, and that the Spanish home government is
dissatisfied with Nalmaseda as Captain General,
and refuses to make the army promotions that he
recommended.
The Debt of Mobile.
A commission Of three citizens appointed by
to arrange a settlement of the debt of Mobile.
The total value of assessed property in that city
is but SIS, 900, 000 and the total debt amounts to
81 100000.
Marine Disaster.
The captain AMI crew of the English steamer
Aura, from Rio for Gaspe, were brought here
Yesterday, having been taken from their vessel,
which was dismasted. The captain Of the barque
Hancock, which took them off, put three men on
board the Aura, with instructions to rig jury masts
and run her into Halifax, her hull being tight.
Financial.
Dunn, Barlow & Co.'S quarterly report shows
that the failures in the United States during the
past nine months, we're 1894, with liabilities Of
Sl3l ,l12 sos. OF these there were al in Connec-
ticut with liabilities of 50 1865, 500. 80 in Maine
with liabilities Of 1904 005. 56l in Massachusetts
with liabilities of $l5 62S 1921. 81 in New Hamp-
shire with liabilities of $3.50 900. 50 in Rhode Is
land with liabilities Of $905594. 40 in Vermont
with liabilities of $472 500. SAC in New York
city with liabilities Of ,S3l ,996, $50.
False Report.
The Evening Post says it has no information
confirming its account Of the murder of whole
family in the French colony of Saint Pierre. The
person furnishing it was not found at his alleged
residence, and the report is doubtless false.
Dune m. sherman & Co.
Sigismond Badeau deposited So, 93S.S6 with
Duncan, Sherman 4 Co., on the 18th of last July.
The deposit was not repaid and to day Mr. Bad
eaus counsel obtained in the Supreme court an
attachment against the defendants property in
the receivers hands. Plaintiffs counsel claimed
that the assignment was made with fraudulent in.
tent and is not void.
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The meeting partook somewhat Of the ehsrae.
ter Of regular old.fa.honed Methodist love,leas.
and was participated in by many reformed men
At the close l25 persons came forward and signed
the iron.clad pledge, among them the CITY Mar
shall and several of his police officers. j. X. Os-
good addressed both meetings.
1t may be mentioned here that Irregularities
having been discovered in the city agency, the
liquors were confscated by the legal authorities.
A wholesale liquor dealer from New York, appear
ed upon the scene laying claim to the liquor. lie
was arrested and put under bonds for his appear
ance at the next term OF court. Tom now thinks
it is poor policy to come down to Maine and claim
ownership to such contraband article IS rum.
The Reform Club in Newport is seconded in
their efforts by the Womens Crusade Society OF
Of forty members. The ladies gave the club a
supper the other night in their hall. The supper
was followed by singing, and speeches by Rev.
Mr.. Eaton of Rhode Island, j. X. Osgood and
others. A splendid meeting was held on Wednes-
day evening.
Mr.. Osgood addressed the Reform Club at De;
troit on Tuesday evening. Next Thursday and
Friday he goes to Gray, where there is . reform
club full of life and zeal. lie has an engagement
of two weeks in New Hampshire, beginning the
10th Of November.