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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-15
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The Delaware state NJ utuRI,

MELTING OF THB NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND
TIE FILLING OF VACANCIES.
The Board of Managers OF the Delaware State
Mutual Fire Insurance Co. met, Yesterday to
further the organization of the Company. Mr..
Wm NJ Field, OF tho firm OF James Riddle Son
( Co., was elected q manager and will serve in
that capacity.
The Board now consists Of the following nam
ed gentlemen William Nj. Field, of Chrstana
Hundred; Joel Thompson, Jr, president of the
National Bank Of Newark), of White Clay Creek
lIusdred; Wilmer Atkinson, of Mill Creek Hun
dred; and OF Wilmington, tho following Lewis
Thompson. Caleb p. johnson, Daniel T. IIaw-
kins, Mallon Nj. Child. DIR. Joseph Il. Tantum,
William j. Morrow and Joseph H. ID. seods.
There are five vacancies to be filled.
Mr.. VIM. H. Pringle resigned the position of
Secretary and Daniel 4. Hawkins resigned the
presidency. The chair was temporarily filed by
DIR, Joseph E.Tantum. Mr.. Hawkins was elected
Secretary and a committee Of three was appoint
ed to nominate permanent president The
Secretary agrees to serve without salary in the
infancy of the Company.
The Board adjourned to Monday, the 2lst., ,
when other important business will be consider
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-15
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Rugby Literary Society.

Ir- ENTERTAINMENT AT THE OPERA HoUsE-A
CROWDED HALL AND rLEAsANT ENTERTAINMENT.
The Opera House has scarcely ever been more
densely packed than it was last evening, by the
friends of the Rugby Literary Society on the oc-
easion OF its fourth anniversary. If there was a
vacant scat in any part OF the hall it was because
Ii was not observed by tho many who sat in the
alrles or stood along tho main entrances.
The programme consisted OF music, declama-
uDll, dialogues and the reading OF ono essay by NJ
NJ. Osborne, on " Moderation, in the discussion
ui which subject the mind of the writer took II
practical turn. The music was by Ritchies Or
uhcstra. Declarations, with much oratorical
merit, were made by Edwin II. Gayley on 1.-THE
Polish Boy; Isaac @. Elliott, on " America
Lewis Hilles on " The Good Ship Cumberland J.
Chas. s. Rice on The Old Surgeons Story -
Jas. I. Murphy, on "Shamus O'Brien."
The dialogues were well presented. and the
several characters woro very well SUSTAINED.
Tho Man with the Carpet Bag" was played
with the following cast +: Pluckwoll, CA Magis-
tIate,) James II. Crabb; Wrangle, "a Junior
Barrister) Edwin ii. Gayley Crab, Gan Attor-
hey,l Lewis Hills Crlmes The Man with tho
Carpet liag,) Geo. w. Bush. Jr.; MI. Stokes
Landlord NJ. NJ. Osborne ; Pat, waiter at the
London Inn,) Jas. T. Murphey Doots, Chas
T., Phillips Coachman, Robert A. O'Byrne /;
Harriet, (Pluckwelrs Daughter) ID. Wilson Jor-
(lau Chambermaid, Chas. Il. Whiteley.
The following was the dramatis persona in the
school Days at Rugby . Tom Brown, school
boy at Rugby, ICharles q. Phillips Jem East,
mcanamed scud. his friend, Harry L. .Gilpin {;
Will Hall, ncknamed the Tadpole, Chas. NJ.
Townsend Flashrnan, bully, who comes to
s,ief, Robert W. Smith Dggs, who believes in
far play, Isaac G. Elliott Snooks, an ally Of
flaahmau, Harry l.. Tatnall Greene, a friend
Of Snooks, VIM Ii. Burr Jones, Thompson,
friends OF Tom Brown, John b. Sheppey. Willie
II. Evans. In New Brooms Sweap Clean"
the parts were assumed by; Noah
resty, rich and crusty, Edwin II. Gayley;
Fred, his nephew, Chas 5. Rice; Jacob Trusty,
ms servant, Wm. II. Seidel; Tim Regan, JAS. f.
Murphey; Andrew Swipes, ID. Wilson Jordan;
Jing Jimalong, Lewis Hiles.
Preceding the beginning Of tho exercises pro-
per, the President OF the Society, Geo. W. Bush
DR., welcomed the audience in few remarks,
and fttingly referred to the growth of the socie-
ty, the school with which it is connected
and tho little publication through which
itgreets the public monthly. This address, with
all the declamations were spoken with an utter
ance of great distinctness, and in q manner
which not only received the loud applause OF the
audience but their tribute OF flowers well.
The well directed efforts OF Dr. Murpbey in the
training was plainly visible throughout the per-
f0rmAucp
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-15
The u. $. District Court.

THE PROCEEDINGS Up TO l ocLocK, TO DAY.
The United States District Court met, this
morning, at 10 o'clock, His Honor Judge Brad
ford, presiding After the polling Of the jury
the following business was disposed of.
In the case of the United States w. the Will
mington 4 Reading II. r. for unpaid taxes on
mortgage bonds, judgment was given against the
Company, the amount to be ascertained by
COUNSEL
In the case OF the United States vs. G. II. b.
Day and his sureties, for which new trial had
been granted, the case was postponed until next
court on motion Of Defendants counsel.
The U. s. District Attorney asked leave to file
an information against James McClosky for the
illicit sale of liquors, in lieu Of an Indictment by
the Grand Jury. The decision Of the Court WAS
reserved until tomorrow.
Patrick Mahan and Henry Collins were each
convicted Of selling liquor without paying the
U. s. special tax, and wore each sentenced to
pay $1,000 fine, and be Imprisoned 6 months.
The resolutions in reference to the death of
Judge Hall will be presented tomorrow.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-15
Dover Items.
Dover, June Is.

Dover, June ID.
Hon. N. b. Smithers will deliver lecture in
the M. e. Church, tomorrow evening, at 7.3O
o'clock.
The commencement exercises Of the Baptist
Academy will take place in Wyoming on Thurs
day, June 25tll. There will be graduating class
Of five. On Tuesday, the 23rd, DR.. Weston, Of
Grocer Theological Seminary, will deliver an ad-
dress. --i' ni gf ~
have been shipped. --. -ver-E.
Our young people anticipate q great deal Of
pleasure on the Oath between the professional
base ball game and the Academy exercises. 81
The NJ. E. congregation now meets at .15 in
the evening for worship.
Rev. Henry Steelman, Of N. Y, preached at
the Baptist church and administered the COM
munioli.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-15
JoTArIoNs AT THE BRANDYwIFE MILLS PoR YLOUR
,
The Press ExcursiOn.

THE START, To-DAY-wHo COMPOSE THE PARTY
PROGRAMME OF THE TRIP.
At 9.25, this morning, the mombers of the
Peninsula Press Association who reside in this
city, started south ON the Delaware II. r. on
their first annual trip. The following constituted
the party H. NJ. jenkins, of the
COMMERCIAL, President OF the Associa-
ton W. 4. Croasdaie and DR.. Jno
Cameron, Euery Euening @. z. Johnson, Ga
zette w. Scott Vernon, Republican Geo.
O'Byrne and J. II. Rowlenson, Advertiser
Rev. Thos. F. Hicks Wdys,de; and four ladies'
q. w. Cruikshank, of the Elkton Democrat
joined the party at this depot.
The following gentlemen were expected to
Edward Reynolds, Middletown Transcript J.
II. HoGecker, Smyrna Times; Jno. 4; Hand,
Centreville Citizen W. Scott Roberts,
Gentreville Record W, W; Basteed,
Easton Ledqer; James Kirk, Detacarean L.
Louderbough, Dover Sentinel A. j. Merrill,
Newtown Record and Gazette; W. Z. Evans
and Il. S. Hodson, CriSield Leader S. II.
Townsend, Snow Hill Messenger b. L. Smith
Snow Hill Shield 9. v Fontaine' Princess Princess
Anne True Ma,ylanler; Lemuel Ma
lone, Salisbury Advertiser; A. l.. Richardson,
Salisbury Eastern Shorendni j. A. Parsons,
Salisbury; ]. r. Pennington, Seaford C.tizen;
Dr. W. ID. Noble, tederAlSDurb tOWteTi .. u.
Beckwith Cambridge Chronicle; ]. II. johnson,
Cambridge Democrat and Ne,os; W. Fiske Town
send, Georgetown Journal; DIR. W. O. Davidson,
Milford Ae,os; DIR. 1. IL. ID. Knowles, Lewes
Light.
The route Of the Association is as follows;
To Lewes via. the Del. and Junction x Break
water Railroads; thence via the City Of Rich
nnond, of the Old Dominion line to New York;
leaving Lewes at about p. NJ, to-day, and
arriving in the metropolis at an ear
" hour tomorrow. Wednesday will be
spent in viewing points of interest in New York,
and OH Thursday morning the party will leave
New York for Philadelphia in special car. Ar
irving at the latter city, they will be mot at the
Penna depot by representatives of the Philadel-
pha press, who will spread for them collation.
and then escort them in carriages to the
Centennial buildings, through the Geological
Gardens, the Park and elsewhere, arter which
the party will dissolve.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-15
Newark Items.

NEWARK, June IA.
The NJ l.. Sunday School, propose making
their annual excursion, this year, to Newlin's
alta 'ou Thursday, Juno 2ith Newlins station
s on the T.. 4 d. Iiailroad below Pomeroy.
The train leaves Newark at 7.15 A. NJ. The
Citizens Cornet Band will be one OF the fea-
lures Of the occasion. making the time pleasant
and lively Tickets, Is cents, children, 40 cents.
On Saturday afternoon last, our Young
America B. b. Club marched from home "a
miles, to play the Hay kers, of Milford
roads. After some little parleying the game
commenced, and from the start the Young
Americas took the lead, and they struggled
home tired aud worn out, with victory
perched upon their banners, from the score
standing i6 to IS in their favor.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-15
FOURTH EDITION.
The Whirling Saw.

A sAwyER INSTANTLY KILLED AT THE STEAM SAW
MILL OF H. ". GAUsE.
A sad accident occurred at the steam saw
mill of H. W. Cause, at the foot OF West Street,
this morning, at 20 minutes past II o'clock, by
which the foreman, George Tempeman, Of the
mill was instantly killed.
Mr.. Templeman had been ripping boards at a
circular saw, when on pushing board through.
loose end was:caught by tho saw and whirled
with tremendous velocity, the end striking him
in the breast killing him instantly. No abra-
sion whatever of the skin was made by the blow,
neither did Mr.. 1empleman breathe after he
was struck.
The deceased waa about 35 years Of age, and
married about three months ago to his second
wife. He leaves no children.
The coroner has been notified and will hold
an inquest, this afternoon, at 3 o'clock at the
residence Of the deceased, Ill West Monroe
atraat
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-15
Dfaths.

b BAYNARD.-At Smyrna, Delaware, on the l2ih
inst, Robert W. Baynard. in the ssth year OF Ills
age.
The relatives and friends are respectfully invited
to attend his funeral from the residence OF his pa
rents on Wednesday afternoon. at ~ O'Clock.
WOoD.-In Philadelphia, June 18th, Hannah Wood,
In the s9th year of Ter age.
The relatives and friends of the family are invited
to attend the funeral from her late residence, No.
60 Spruce street. on Fourth day, 10th inst, to leave
the house at i2 O'Clock NJ.
PYLE-On the 18th inst Harvey r., infant son OF
William M. and Catharine II. Pyle aged months
and Is days.
The relatives and friends OF the family are re-
speclfully invited to attend the funeral from the
residence of his parents No. 3l3 West 18th IT., to-
morrow (ruesdavl afternoon. Services at O'Clock
lnierment al Wilmington and Brandywine Gene
terry.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-15

The Delaware House, tomorrow, will be the
place to secure bargains, go there at u, M.
At recent meeting of y society composed oil
men from the Emerald Isle, a member made the
following motion: Mr.. President-l move yes
whitewssh the ceiling green, in honor of the old
flag"
Eye-ronical.- l.-Waiter-Beg pardn, sir Ian
Buid Swell-We-e, what is it James? Waiter
Beg pardn I'm sure sir; but dyou know, Hlr, IL
there gentleman here with one eye named
Walker2 Languid Swell-Don't know, insure.
Say, what's the name of the other eyer
Now that there is no longer any occasion for
secrecy, won't Mr.. Spinner be kind enough to
tell us what the two initials to his name really
are ?"
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-15

THE FIRE OF YESTERDAY fire, yesterday,
mt the Sorrel Horse Hotel, was more destructive
than at first supposed. The buildings belonged
to Philip Plunket and between the water and
fire was damaged to the amount of about $1,000.
The stable was entirely consumed, and even
some of the furniture III the house caught fire.
The property was tenanted by Henry Bradley,
who had considerable amount Of oats and hay
in the stable loft, which was entirely consumed.
buggy, sulky, a new coach body and set OF
new wheels were consumed, and the furniture
in the house damaged both by fire and water.
He estimates his oss at about $500 or $1,000.
Both Mr.. Plunkett and Mr. Bradley are insured
in the Farmers Mutual.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-15
Wilmington * xyestcrn IL. IL. Exten-
hiDn.

The CANVASS for subscriptions for the extcn-
sion of the Wilmington & Western IL. II. is now
being prosecuted along the line. and Jno @.
jackson, Esq, is present with the canvassers
assisting them. 80 far, we arc Informed by Il
Director of the company, ,somo few OF those who
will be greatly benefited by the extension OF tho
road havo not responded as promptly, Or rs lib
orally, AZ well-groundcd expectations would
seem to warrant and the Directors express con-
siderable disappointment tlierest 1t is greatly to
be hoped that these gentlemen will act promptly,
aud that all those who feel any Interest in the
work will contribute liberally to tho enterprise.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-15
The Ferry Line.

OPENING, THIS MoRNISa-HoURs OF ARRIVAL AND
DEPARTURE.
Without any previous notice the ferry steamer
S. Fields dropped down upon us. this morning.
from Pennsgrove. Captain Denny commands
her. The steamer is quite small, but is probably
ample in capacity for the business Of the line.
We understand that her trips will be continued
during the season.
The following will be her hours of departure !:
Pennsgroye, $50 and 10 a. M, and p. IN. Will
mington, 8 a. M, and 2 and 6 p. m. The time
of passage is about three quarters of an hour.
Wharf at foot of 4th street.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-15
Financial.
PRICE OF GOLD TO-DAY.
NEW YORK. June Is.

PRICE OF GOLD TO-DAY.
NEW YORK. June Is.
Gold opened, this morning at f1.l65s.
IFurnlshed ny Craige, johnson Co., Bankers and
Brokers, eth and Market sts.l
LONDON. 1880, p. NJ, June Is.
U. $. 1868 1865 1867s, 1091a; Ten-forties
1O414; New Fives Of 81, ,l0S1s. Consols money
93@931s Account, 939s@93ll. Erie common
shares 14114@141G. Preferred, "a. New York
Central 81. Market dull and steady.
FRANKFORT, June IA.
US. 520'a OF 1852. 90 4
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-15
The Amcricus Club.

U pI4BASDs ASD ORDERS ITS FURNITURE 10 BE
SOLD.
Last night, the Americas club met at their
headquarters, and, after free and full OK
change OF opinions, passed resolutions condemn
ing the Democratic party for not recognizing
their services, and coming to the support OF ithe
club. They then agreed to disband, and the Of
iicers were instructed to dispose of the flrni-
tnre to the best advantage. With but little in-
tluence and some of its leading members una
BILE to help themselves into office by it, ts use-
inlness has vanished, and it's best policy lay in
its non-existence. How have tho mighty fallen!
Nra.In
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-15
The Ic. IL. Peace Negotiations.

A meeting of the Balto 4 Ohio Directors WAS
held at Baltimore, yesterday. The american
says " there is nothing positively new in relation
to the negotiations for the close of the pending
railroad war, though the conviction that the
agreement proposed at the conference in New
York will be ratified by the Directors Of the Bal
timore and OHIO and Of the Pennsylvania Roads
at the respective meetings to be held tomorrow
has deepened into all assured certainty. The
agents Of both Companies in this city continue
to sell tickets and accept freights at the rates
that have ruled during the continuance OF the
cnntaaf q"
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-15
Frost BIights.

Dispatches from various sections Of the coun-
try report very heavy frosts during the past few
nights. In the lower portions of New Jersey the
frost was 30 heavy that it could be scooped up
in the hand, and fruit and vegetables have been
materially injured. In New York, Pennsylvania,
Massachusetts, Maine, and New Hampshire the
growing crops have been damaged, but to what
extent is not ascertained. Heavy, cold rains
are reported from California, entailing great
damage to cut and standing grain, but pleasant
weather now prevails.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-15

TnE CORNER STONE LAYING AND FESTIVAL AT
NEwPoRT.-The corner stone of the new St.
James Church, at Newport, will be laid with I'M
poslng ceremonies on.rhursday evening, June
liti, at which time a strawberry festival will be
lnaiigurated for the benefit of the new church.
Persons from Wilmington desirous OF attending
can take tho g. 10 p. NJ. train from this city, and
DO present at the laying of tho corner stone,
hear the address of Rev. q. A. Latimer in the
evening, attend the festival and return in T..
NJ, train. The tickets for the round trip ihclu-
ding admission to the festival are only so cents,
and can be had at z. W. S b. Railroad office,
the Clayton House and the Union Telegraph Of
hrn
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-15
I.andcnberg Items.

LANDENBERe, June IA,
strawberry festival will be held at Landen-
borg tomorrow Wednesday, afternoon, for the
benefit of the NJ. L. Church in that place.
A croquet party will be held in Nevin's Grove,
near Landenberg, on Saturday afternoon, the
10Th inst.
A spelling g Bee will be held in the Auburn
Presbyterian Church, near Landenberg on Sat
urday evening, the l9th instant, for the benefit
Of tlIn cllurcll.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-15
European Question.

AN ALLIANCE BETWEEN RUSSIA AND ENGLAND PRO
POSED
VIENNA, June 15
A sensation has been created here by the
publication in the st. Petersburg Gdlos Of an
article advocating an alliance between Russia
and England because that between tho three
Emperors has lost the power of guaranteeing
peace, since one member thereof has become
suspected OF war-like designs.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-15
PRICE TWO CENTS.
FIFTH EDITION.
The Tweed Case.
ACTION OF THE COURT OF APPEALS.

New Yong, June Is.
In the Court OF Appeals, this morning. Judges
Allen and Rapallo read their opinion
for the reversal OF Judgment Of the Supreme
Court in tho Tweed case and the orders OF the
Oyer and Terminer, and for the prisoners dis
charge. All concur.
1.-THE above is not very clear, but is just as it
WAS sent over the wires. We understand il, how
ever, to be a reversal Of the sentence OF the
Court by which Tweed is undergoing imprison-
ment, and directs his discharge. ED. CONNER
CALL
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-15

On THE WAY TO BUNKER HHL.-The Rich.
mond Commandery Of Knights Tempar passed
through this city on the noon train, en- route for
Boston and the Bunker Hill Centennial. They
numbered 104, including 20 ladies. They were
received by delegation Of ST. Johns Command
cry of this city, and handsomely banqueted at
the United States Hotel as they passed through,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-15

BRIDGES TO BE. BUILT AND REPAIRED. On
Wednesday, tho County Commissioners of Ches-
Ter county, viewed fer n bridge over Big Elk
Creek, on road leading from Oxford to New
London in East Nottingham township, and will
probably build an iron bridge at that place.
The bridge over Big Elk Greek, at Leopard's
Mill, New London, is to have new roof put on
1t and weather boarded. The bridge over the
same stream at Tweed's mill, between Franklin
and New London townships, is to have its wing
walls rebuilt and roof put on. The bridge at
Mount Rocky, in Elk township, is to have new
roof, and one end of frame work repaired
some of these bridges arc along the line of the
proposed extension of the w. Il w. II. II.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-15
New Announcements, To-day

NOW AdVertIsemehts, IO.uAys
Farmers Association meeting.
Fullmer's deviled crabs-Breyity
Dubell has Satisfactorily.
Dissolution OF co-partnershp-Flle Murphey.
Gardners chair bottom-Brevity.
Partagas-Singles Il Son. Brevity.
Steel shovels-Bany's Brevity.
wilmington makes hats-Webb's Breyiiy.
Adair's Breviiy.
Funeral notice.
Reynolds & Co Breyty.
Branch pipes-Billanys brevity.
Excursion to FairmOunt Park.
Lost-Breastpin.
Fairbanks scales.
Steamboat IS. M. Felton,"
DeNormande's sale-Brevlty.
Taylor Academy.
Wanted-s4000
Green's ice cream in Sth 81. Market.
Spring Overcoats at BuXbaum's-Brevity.
Sweeten your wits temper-Pennigton's Brevity
Danahoe's Brevity.
Old Gov. Java-RobnsOn's Brevity.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-15
LOCAL AFFAIRS S.

Hon. John W. Houston was in town this morn
ing.
Two drunks at the Police Court, since our last
report.
Attend Reynolds x Co.'S. sale to morrow, ut
the Delaware House, at u, NJ.
His Exceliency Governor Cochran went
through Wilmington, this morning, to Newark to
be present at the opening exercises OF Delaware
College.
Tho Women's Temperance Union meets, to
morrow, i'll Mrs. Martha Causes rooms, 9Th and
Shipley streets, entrance on 9Th street. All are
cordially invited.
Tho dwelling on the corner Of Buttonwood and
b Sts., south eide, 6 rooms is very desirable and
will be sold. Attend and get good house for
little money. The sale takes place at the Del.
aware House tomorrow, at ~ NJ.
The citizens along Tatnall street, below Fifth,
yesterday, were treated to tho disgraceful sight
of very finely dressed young woman stagger-
ing from side to side Of the pavement, until sho
disappeared in a house at Fifth street.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-15

FELL FROM VESSEL. - Patrick Carney, a
laborer in the ship-yard Of Harlan & Hollings-
worth Co., yesterday afternoon, fell from the
deck of a vessel distance of about Is feet, by
which he received cut across the forehead and
had his knee lacerated. He WAS taken to Fos-
ter's drug store, where Doctor Shadinger dressed
hih MnundR.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-15

THE WATER MAINs.-Ths morning, about
twenty of the laborers employed upon the
Church street water main were transferred to
the Western part OF the city to assist i'll the
extension OF the second street main Westward
from Jefferson street. Since the severance of
the old main in that locality it is represented
to us that tlie Western part OF tho city ID with
ont water. and this increase of tho force has
been made to re-establish the supply.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-15

SUNDAY SCHOOL INSTITUTE Northern
Sunday School Institute of New Castle Presby-
terry will meet in the Lower Brandywine Presby-
terlan Church, on Monday and Tuesday, june
21st and 22d The first session will begin at ~
o'clock T.. NJ, on Monday. Pastors, superinten-
dents, teachers and all friends OF sunday schools
are cordially invited TO attend, and each Presby-
terian sunday school in Cecil and New Castle
counties is requested to send two regularly ap-
pointed delegates. Delegates who come by rail
will be met by copveyanoes at Rising SUI, the
terminus of the Wilmington horse car railway at
s l.. NJ. on Monday.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-15
OFFICIAL MaIfensnnce az Hal ltimore.

From Baltimore we have information Of
brace OF official wrong-doers, Justice Damman,
of the Thirteenth ward, plead guilty to an in
dictment III the City Criminal Court charging
him with extortion and malfeasance in office,
and Justice Briscoe, Of the Fourteenth ward,
was held to bail to answer Il charge OF disorder
ly conduct on the street.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-15
Newark items.

NEWARK, June 15.
Commencement week has brought with it
many familiar faces, The town is full of strsn-
gers and country people. We met on the street,
to-day, J. Lord Graham, from Camden.
The music this and tomorrow evenings will be
furnished by Prof. Rtchie, Of Wilmington.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-15

LECTURE, THIS EvENINa.-We call attention
again to the lecture of Rev. Theodore 8. Wyn-
koop which will be delivered in Central church,
this evening, beginning at 8 o'clock. The lec-
ture will consist of description of the religious,
social customs and governmental relations OF
India as seen by the lecturer himself.