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The daily gazette., 1875-09-10

RELIGIoUs.-At the urgent request
of many persons, Rev. Geo. r. Kramer
of Asbury NJ, F.. Church, will deliver
his great sermon on holiness" in the
Epworth Tabernacle, on Sunday NOR.
ming at 104 o'clock.
Rev. J. N. Haldeman will preach in
the Delaware Avenue Baptist church,
this evening,
The daily gazette., 1875-09-10

SUsFESDEp.-Theco committee of inves.
tigation into the charges of immortality
against Rev. Z. T. Kenney, Of Sloan NJ
E. Church, have decided te suspend Mr..
kenney from his ministerial relations
phia Conference. The members of the
committee positively refuse to make pub
lie the reasons for their determination.
The daily gazette., 1875-09-10

iy..ssllloss-Ata q meeting of the
|S1saisl S1.clisal , Society last evening. the
I i'ag donations were acknowledS.
,,i ,Ssllc Of the Mound Buildersn and
|s.,,,'aA sr 'Aaanle papers, from the West
| h TS p5,i.Ie' society. "Cata Of Llhrsry
yi.uua,aaslphia, for July, 1875. ".
|isn 1TW' W. o., o. State Medical Socioty
WI r,1S'SDlst SD on the Battle OF French.
aptia a. ID Dl'ee!cs, e. e." from ]. A
apvcyt,St 6'ppoc 6Si'poc's 3 Of the US, by J
|uttSIsS,., SS.sCllon Of the works Of Thos
|lS ~ printed In PhilsdeinbJ;eo Jo
Nd ,,yioa. =, franklin aud D. Hail
sln Su' a. other books, phampl cts
The daily gazette., 1875-09-10

iedsy DasI no.,,D AND DrrEsr1os.--Yes
height trsin tirning sIs as s. the Wilmington
|eslos TIM, T1n,,,i1I,O'n from Phlladslphia, was
Ssu broke INV, ,l1 the freight of a p, q
aa irOnn' in' NM ,,hnsoS,ing q portion Of the
asisS ssiSSifrSted i,Ssse a. and the 1880 pssssn ssc1'
taAe.o mum pn,,, ,,raailadelphia 3 did not ar,
apres i,on Sa!ll W.; o'clock. The is:I,
NJ sl.o ,tS% CslssAhis sais city for New Yorl ist
The daily gazette., 1875-09-10

ILLEGAL LIouoB SEL+rNa.-Yeste-day
morning, the Marshal went down to Do
yer and arrested Robert Welsh, who has
been violating the United States laws in
illegal sales Of liquor. Welsh was
to give bail to the amount of $500 for his
appearance at the next term of Court.
The daily gazette., 1875-09-10

4 CROWD AT CoUNcIL.-A large crowd
was present ct the meeting of Council
last evening. but the drynsss Of the pro-
ceedings evidently dlsgusted those in
attendance. as they rapily thinned ont.
Mr.. VIM. s. Hayes, late clerk. was
again present last evening and assisted
the new clerk in his duties.
The daily gazette., 1875-09-10

nUY COAL early and ave money.
Is JOSEPH FOUT
IL now ready 10 serve customers with I'm
terpfise. shamoken and shawnee Lehigh
Coal nj the lowest market rates.
oRoN0K sTRRkr a r 4. AVENUE
Juiy etb. ISIS. 1VsErh s0o%
The daily gazette., 1875-09-10

AocIpENT-The evening train on the
Wilmington and Reading Railroad, due
IN Wilmington at 90, broke an axle un-
der the tank, at DuPont's station, on
Tuesday. No one was hurt,
The daily gazette., 1875-09-10

Many OF the Pianos and Organs pow manu-
factured will contrast well with some
watches we have examined, having mas Awe,
highly mbelllshed case, and when you ask
them what time 1t Is. they don't know, some-
ls not however the CASE With the Beatty in.
struments, manufactured at WASHINGTON, n.
J the movement, durability, and tone, u the
frat consideration, and then the case con
structed according to price.
The daily gazette., 1875-09-10

SALES OF MoNEY.-Young Mems Loan
last evening sold $3.50 at y per cent. s2C(
at 20, and the balance at IL.
Star Loan sold at =, 800 at par
The daily gazette., 1875-09-10
Police Cases.

|,,aaa aAsslsl !: e, Dsver sneaked into the
XIV .S's .Sd y Michael y I; Cottingham, yester.
N, N. Anu saa asOle 80 from pocket book,
MN. NJ ss arrested by special officer
IN S1, ss1H IuS ala ! alter a hearing was held
Wy E..;.!I Oali u ior appearance at Court.
n, dsley Y, Massey, col, by officer Cow.
|Ss",. w .u.isG9tuefly conduct, was fined
''0 aunks, usual penalty.
The daily gazette., 1875-09-10
OLE d.

TALLEY.-Suddenly,o on Sept. 0, 1875. at the
residence OF his son- in. law, L. r. Springer,
Eli Baldwin Talley, in the saith year Of his
age.
respectfuiiy Invited to attend the fa5eral
from his late residence, Brandywine Hun
dred. on sunday, the 18th instant, at II
O'Clock, A. NJ.
The daily gazette., 1875-09-10

For SUFFERING LApIEs.-"Dr Rogerson' 8
Female Hydrdsfia Poirders." for all female
complaints. BY mail. 81. Address. DR..
Roserson. Z. o. Box. 256S, n. Y. City.
The daily gazette., 1875-09-10

IsissdssyAl sA's \. A S SscArrolp.-A, noon
s$sss,;s 81 i1aaa isasas .ss,a'S .ssss,SlS'S;lsy, :
Hudson S,SSiic stsss,. Church, Tenth n sns .ns
L ,sssss ,ssss. :sssas'ss::Sly ss.s's:S hSlH:s,i Z. :s,
The daily gazette., 1875-09-10

On brick pile In New Orleans Q
boy was found tied up In sack. Hs
bad been put there by bis father, who
had left him without food for three
days.
Volcanic erupuons still continue In
Iceland entailing great distress upon
the inhabitants Of many districts.
The daily gazette., 1875-09-10

Give US the man who sings at work
[Carlyle. THAT depends on the tune.
The daily gazette., 1875-09-10


UTANTED-A protestant woman to wait
w on an invalid. Apply at 4O5 Z. Fourth
street, between the hours OF OF and
+, II. sepstf
The daily gazette., 1875-09-10


pr0dic's Miraculous cure for Germs
An English remedy OF great popularity. for
removing corns without pain.
Z. BRINGHuRsT a CO.,
Apothecartee,
Corner Sixth and Market streets.
Concentrated FavorinK Extracts
Of Vanilla, Lemon. orapgs. Roee Bitter Al
rnoud. Ginger, Mace, Celery, etc t, etc, made
and sold Wholesale and retan by
Z. BRfNGHUKyr d CO,
Corner Sixth anh Market skTeese
or tho bath.
SBath Brushes, Bath Towels, Bath Sponges
and Bath Soape In extenatvo variety. Also,
resh Gloves, straps, Brushes, etc. OF norse
hAiT. Dry Friction Gloves, and many Other
arleies VI tina same class AZ
&. RRTNGHURST & Co,
Usrner Sixth and Market stree
Toilet MtrrOrs.
A full assortment OF sn nses, ireluainl
double magnlfytng. &c
+. BRn9HURsT & CO,
Corner OF sixth and Market sire. b.
Prime Vanilla BeanC
sold Wholesale and retail by
L. BRISGHURsT a CO,
Corner Sixth and Market street.
Fine Nail Scissors
Curved and straight, Nah Brushes. Ham
Brushes, Nail Files, Nail Polishsrs, etc, fo
sale by 8. BRINGHURST 4 CO.,
Corner Sixth and Market streets.
The daily gazette., 1875-09-10
CANCER

scrOfala and All Skin Diseases
Cured by DIR. Bonds Discovery.
DIR. BONDS CHEMICAL ASTIDorEs uni
with and destroy the virus OF Cancer and
Skin Affections. but will not Affect the healthy
part Patients may visit the City and remain
while under treatment at the Penna. Cancer
Institute Zone Of the handsomest marble edi
does In the eity) and the nnsst remedial In
ss:tute In the country. Remedies. with full
directions. seqt 70 any part Of the world.
kFsend for Pamphlets and particulars Ad
dress,
II. T. BOND, N. D..
PKsyHA. CANCER iNsTrrUTE,
fcbe2-dly s20s Chestnut St.. Ph l, Pa
The daily gazette., 1875-09-10

L. .AS.k TAMIsE-- W . nave received direct
ID from the importSr. full line OF these
elegant soods. TO which VS. inSiss sntssRRon'
Eocrth and Na5kst sueets
The daily gazette., 1875-09-10
Peaches.
THURsDAY's sHIPAESTs.

The receipts In Wilmington were
1900 and 20 crates. The demand was
not strong, but prices ranged IS to so
cents per basket, aud 10 cents to 76 Per
crate.
The daily gazette., 1875-09-10

BRAND YOU AS THE MURDERER
OF my sister and your four children
and l am willing that the people
amongst whom we live shall judge be
tween US. FRBD. EBEN
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-05-20

Convention at the services of Bishop
Bedell while presiding over the Ohio
Diocese, and lamenting the precarious
condition of his health, which enforces
his continued absence.
On motion, the resolutions were adop-
ted and ordered to be forwarded to
Bishop Bedell and made part Of the
minutes.
A number OF clergymen and laymen
were then placed in nomination as q
Standing Committee for the ensuing
year, the three clergymen and the same
number of laymen receiving the highest
number Of votes to constitute the Com
mittee.
The committee is composed of Revs.
Il. f. Blake, 4. s. Yocum and FL. FL.
Morrell, and Messrs. A. II. McGutfey,
Chauncey Richards and j. q. Callint.
A telegram was received from the
Episcopal Convention now in session at
Cleveland and one of similar nature
returned. Both communications express
the hope that the two dioceses may work
together in harmony for the common
good.
A public missionary meeting will be
held in the Church tonight at which
Bishop Jaggar Will preside and DR.. Du-
ane, OF New York, speak.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-05-20
Then Alk Like II.

Miss Addie Hine, Berlin Nights, o.,
says: i will take this early opportunity
to acknowledge the receipt OF the su-
perbly finished silver plated castor pre-
MUM for the club of twenty subscribers
sent you for THE WEEKLY STAR. l am
more than pleased with it, and am indeed
much obliged. Inclosed please find the
names Of the nine subscribers to THE
WEEKLY STAR. Win add more names
at no distant day and secure the gold
pen at least, II nothing more. Respect
fully, &c.
D. Rothermel, st. Charles, o., says: I
have received the premium gold pen for
the club of subscribers sent you for THE
WEEKLY STAR. am well pleased with
1t. 1t has done a good work for me al
ready by making fair writer out of a
very poor one; but want holder for
name and new club for the holder. / Twill
send more names soon.
D. b. Yelton, Grants Lick, KY, says |:
l have just received the beautiful pre-
MUM sugar spoon sent me for the club
am well pleased with it. Please accept
thanks. The subscribers are we'll
pleased with THE STAR. L will still act
as your agent, and do all can fol I II E
STAR.
Mrs. Sarah L. Bishop, of Leonards-
burg, O., writes us: The half dozen sill
yer plated tea forks, the premium for
the ten subscribers sent you for The
WEEKLY STAR, came to hand all right. /
hasten to acknowledge their receipt and
send thanks. They give entire satisfac-
tion. l think they are all they were rep
resented to be. i also think The STAR
is the best paper I ever read. shall
still work for its advancement.
G. L. Shumard, Newtonsville, O., says:
The premium butter knife, for the club
of subscribers sent you for The STAR,
has been received, and must say thai
we (the "better half" and myself) are
we'll pleased with it. Please accept our
will try to raise larger club
the next time. The STAR is liked very
well by those who take it,. and we all
wish you success.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-05-20
Water-avoa'ks Trustees,

The Board met in regular session al
three O'Clock, Messrs. Dannenhold and
Hilb present. The minutes OF the last
meeting were read and approved.
The following resolution was offered
by Mr.. Hilb, but was laid over until the
next meeting, Mr.. Dannenhold voting
no:
Resolved, That the Secretary be and
lie is hereby instructed to allow no
bills for debts due or owing to
the Water-works Department to be
placed in the hands of the de-
linquent collectors for collection, ex.
cept those for water rents that are de-
linquent and unpaid, until otherwise or.
dered by the Board; and be 1t further
Resolved, That no compensation or
PERCENTAGE be allowed or paid to the
Delinquent Collector on moneys paid to
the Secretary by the consumers after
such water rents have become. delin-
quent. r3 ~
Outside bills amounting to $2,227 43
were read and ordered paid.
The weekly payroll, amounting to
So, ,496 30, was passed.
Tae Committee of Investigation con-
tinued their. examination to-day, but up
to the hour of our going to press have
discovered nothing of importance
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-05-20
POLIOE COURT.

Drunk and Observation-Disclosures Ewing, Mary
Cook, John Turner, Kate Rodgers, Annie Arm
strong, John Bruner, each dismissed; Maggie
Higgins. Bridget Buckley. each thirty days;
John Shaw, Patrick Collins, Lizzie Collins,
each continued to 21st inst
Miscellaneous--Jac. Waggoner, incorrigibil-
ity, dismissed; John Brahm, abusing family.
sixty days and $50: G. A. Walkop, fugitive
from Justice bail forfeited; James ConeIly,
careless driving, same; Thomas Larkins, al,
tempt to pick pocket, dismissed; Mary Brown,
Chris. Bernhard, keeplng disorderly house, sd
and costs; Clara Reiner, street walking, SIS and
costs; Peter Krebs, abusing family, dismissed; {;
John o. Donnelt. vag. thirty DAYS: Jas. Sci1se,
Frank kirstner. Otto Raaper, Andy Steyes,
SEEMING in public water, each dismissed; Jen-
ME Milliner, street walking, twenty days;
Florence George, petit larceny, same; Why
King, same SO and costs; Ed Jackson, re-
eeeiying stolen goo Is, twenty days; Herman
Seipel, exposing person. five days; j. s. ShreWs-
bury, George Fathom, gaming devices, and
George Phillips, loitering, each continued to
18th inst; James Gleason, Timothy Kelly,
Frank Martin, petit larceny, dismissed; Her.
man Wolf, Rosa Wolff, malicious destruction,
continued to 21st inst: Charles Lampart, in
corigibility, House of Refuge.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-05-20

six months oficiated as pastor of the
Corpus Christi Church, when his health
began fail, and he was compelled to
retire and leave his congregation in
charge Of Father Theins. He has been
rapidly sinking within the last few
weeks, and his death has been hourly
expected. Father Vol was much be-
loved by all who knew him, both out Of
and in the Church, and the announce
ment of his death created universal sor-
row in the hearts of the community in
which he lived. He was in the 61st year
Of his age.
Smallpox has appeared among the
c0lored people on Front street, between
Washington and Saratoga.
Persons who do not pay tax on dogs
and goats can look out for the Deputy
Marshal.
The Continental and Ph enix, of New
York, have only Withdrawn temporarily
from Covington.
Frank A. Clark, sign painter, yester-
day won the fve-dollar gold piece for the
man who makes run of ninety in nine
consecutive balls.
VIM. Casswell, formerly Of Newport,
died at his residence in Ripley county,
Indiana, on Tuesday last.
Mr.. Herman Heidekamp fell while as
!cending Jones' Hill yesterday, injuring
himself severely.
Rev. Father Voll, pastor of Corpus
Christi Church, died at his residence
last night. His death will be regretted
by large circle of friends.
In the Chancery Court a divorce was
granted Elizabeth Worthington from her
husband, Taylor Worthington, and the
property remaining restored as before
marriage. In the case of Geo. W. Haw-
kins against VIM. Mitchell, partial judg-
ment awarded the plaintiff, consisting Of
an order or power Of vacancy of the
mail route between Newport and Alex
andria, with the transfer Of moneys ac-
cruing therefrom.
Barracks News-3O0 troops will shortly
be sent from this point for duty on the
Pacific coast.
Lieut.. Calhoun, promoted from the
ranks and assigned to this garrison, ar
rived yesterday.
Dress parade takes place every even
ing during the week at O'Clock and at 8
Sunday morning.
That Bermuda grass is growing finely,
despite the unfavOrable weather.
Two cannon, seventy or eighty mus
kets, and large number Of swords and
sabers, will be exhibited at the Centen-
nial Exhibition in Cincinnati.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-05-20
The CroDs In EuroDe.

NEW YORK, May 20.-The following
pccount OF the European crops are from
the latest Continental journals of Ger.
many and Berlin, from April 29rh. The
piiicial reports say the weather has again
been 30 variable that the wintry days
gave rise to fears, and thus far there has
been no progress ofyoung plants. Han
nver reports from all parts of the coun-
try Indicate change.
The Hamburg BOizgn-Halle learns from
the kingdom Of Russia, under date of
May 1st, the crop reports come in more
favorable than before, as the weather
has become warmer during the week.
Complaints about unreasonable weather
have therefore ceased, bat drought and
hryness of'soil give rise to considerable
,tecrs in all the provinces except Posen.
The former complain about drought,
Nbich has not only detained field iabors
but prevented the young crops from
bpr0uting In Posen the weather has
varied between rain and warm sunny
days and everything looks satisfactory.
STUDTGART, May 3.--After q pretty
warm week we had yesterday pretty
Eopious rain, which gave immense satis-
faction to farmers.
PARIS, May 1.-The public attention is
bow mostly divided to the weather. The
drought gave rise to fears regarding the
crops. Thus far the wheat has suffered
no damage, but rain is much needed.
ANTWERP, May 1.-The weather has
1gain become warm. The wind changed
several times to the west, and it threat
ehed rain, but 1t has not rained.
rhe Vienna Freie Presse has the follow
1ng reports:
& PRAGUE, April, 2s.-From various
points OF Bohemia we hear Of damages
,Ay frost. In the vicinity OF Kratup whole
EpIds planted with rye will have to be
blewed oyer. But after all, the damage
not 30 heavy as to much affect the gen.
efsl crops. In the vicinity of Pilsen the
Irops OF rye and wheat look quite we'll.
8n that region barley has come up well,
md ths only tears are for fodder.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-05-20
Death of Rev, Er,Uja House.

Rev. Erwin House, Assistant Editor
of the Western Christian Advocate, fell
dead in his office, this afternoon, about
O'clock.
MIR. House was clergyman Of the
Methodist denomination, and had held
his present position of. assistant editor
of the Western organ of that denomina-
tion tor about twenty years. He resided
on Mt. Auburn, and leaves wife, who
is sister Of Drs. John and William B.
Davis.
Mr.. House was well known in all the
Christian and benevolent circles of the
city, especially in the Sabbath-school
work, in which he devoted much OF his
time for the last twenty years.
He was the author of book on the
subject of Sabbath-scho0l work, and has
done as much as any other man in this
country to further the Sabbath-school
cause.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-05-20

draft. gold.
There is an active demand for money to-day.
which is readily met by the banks at the usual
rates. There is also akood supply In the open
market at 7Gs per cent. on good business
paper.
Local securities are quiet Southern Railroad
30 bonds are selling at 1U4d with int rest.
Railroad stock at S0
Government securities are still firm, owing
to the advance in gold. There has been a
further advance Of htGA over yesterdays
mand. The following is the 80 L. M. report
of the New York market to-day, on which a
margin of 1StgH is required in local transac-
tiOns. buyinQ and selling.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-05-20
C0ptn0t0n.

In the Mayors Court, this morning,
Mary Murute, for a drunk, was fined 81
and costs. The case of Chas. Cummings,
for stealing a lot of bran from Mitchell &
Tranter, is under advisement Of the
Mayor. Thos. Brown was this morning
arrested by Officer Senior, private
watchman at the Kentucky Central De-
pot. 'Drunki" il. the awful charge.
The Editor of the Ticket. this morn
ing, spent one hour and seventeen mill
utes trying to convince us that there
was an original item in his sheet. How.
ever, we could comprehend nothing orig
Trouble" Persons who are accustomed
to his grammatical errors will proba-
bly, understand that otherwise, ''Peter
Zinn-Trouble," would express his
meaning.
The report that the Post-office had been
burned to the ground circulated rather
freely through the city last night, but
further inquiry proved it to be small
fire occasioned by the upsetting of a
gasoline lamp. We further learned that
but for the gallant and heroic effort of
Col. Metcalfe the building might have
been burned to the ground; it is easy to
infer with what vigor he must have
worked. Later inquiry made it q matter
the explosion of a lamp or from the
Coloneps cigar. y
The ladies avoid the POst-office corner
since the Try-Weakly, young man has
taken up his position there. They are
all grateful to THE STAR for its informa-
tion, and say The STAR is the Ticket for
them.
MIR. Julius Bristow, our handsome and
popular County Clerk, is certainly con-
templating matrimony. This is of course
all well, but when when we look around
us aud observe the vast number OF for
lorn, hoary-headed bachelors, we can
not but think it unfair on the part of the
young ladies to leave these poor SORROW
out in the cold. Although
they may not be the hands0mest among
quality essential to good husbands and
fathers. For the benefit of the young la
dies whose hearts are for the good oil the
cause, We give the names Of few whom
we can not help but notice in cur capac-
ity: w. M. Lewis, ID. A. Glenn, b, f,
Laird, w. p. Orr, Ed. Casey, Marshal
Drurig, Frank Gray, George Davidson,
l.. d. Hanks, John Fee, Dud Mays, John
Ernst, Dick Tarvin, Ollie Tucker. OIL
the Post-ofice department General Mil
Ter and Sargent Metcalf are on the verge
Of this solemn state.
William Myers, Of Cincinnati, was
arrested by United States
Deputy Marshal Hunt, and brought be-
lore the Commissioner on the charge of
'etailing liquor aud cigars without pay
ng the special taxes. The case WAS con-
,inued until Friday. Bonds $500.
In the County Court II. Barr was ap- |
pointed administrator of Kate Barr. W. |
}. Ridgeway was appointed guardian of |
If j. X. Ball.
NetAp0py.
Rev. Father John Voll died at HE resi-.
lence III this city at 8 O'Clock last night, |
Father Voil came from Louisville to this
'ity in 1853. and has up to within the last
=
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-05-20
FINANCIAL.

Gold In New York to-day l16><, with no fuc-
tuation.
Eastern Exchange is firm and active. The
demand continues in excess Of the receipts
No change in rates Buying at par91 20 prem,
and selling at lilo prcm.
Sterling Exchange il frm with fair demand;
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-05-20
Southern Dtoosses of Ohio.

The Convention met promptly at 8
O'clock this morning. The greater part
OF the forenoon was spent in listening to
the reports Of Committees, all OF which
have not yet been heard. The report OF
the Committee on Finance and Assess
ments was postponed until this after
noon, as was also the election OF Treas
urer, and other subordinate officers.
Reys.. .Thos. s. Yocum, Robt. .. Smith
and Rufus W.ciark, who were appointed
in response to the telegram of Bishop
Bedell received yesterday afternoon from
Berne, Switzerland, reported series Of
resolutions expressing the sense Of the