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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-02

CoBoNERs INQUEST. T.-Coroner Groves held an
inquest, on Saturday. at 1888 French street, over
the body of Catharine Brown, 10 years of age, Q
step-daughter of Charles Weston. The child
had died suddenly IN Friday night, after a shorl
illness of what DR.. West, after death, pronounc'
ed congestion of the lungs and heart and yer-
dict was rendered accordingly.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-02
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MORE SroRM.-Shortly before o'clock, this
morning, snow storm set in which ragged until
noon, when it became misture OF hail and ram.
tanned a greater depth than two inches, and Will
scarcely afford an opportunity for seighing even
if the rain does not melt away the snow, Thts
far no delays have been occasioned on the rail-
roads, and the city passenger cars are running
very nearly on time.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-02
Philadelphia.

EXTENSIVE FIRE, THIS MORNING.
PHILADELPHIA March l.
The extensive paper box factory OF George W.
Plumley, at Fourth and Branch streets, WAS en-
tirely destroyed by fire, this morning, throwing
$50 girls out Of employment.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-02
The Public Debt.

REDUCTION DURING FEBRUARY.
WASHINGTON, March !.
The public debt statement shows decrease OF
81 $50, 1888 during February.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-02

No RESUMPTION To o.DAy.-The freight lines
were unable to resume to-day. The Delaware If
quite heavy with floating ice, and the Christians I
contains much more than on Saturday. Inc
main obstacle in the way of resumption, how
ever, was the binding snow Storm
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-02

THE LEVY CouRr.-The Levy Court resumes
its sessions at New Castle, tomorrow, for the
transaction of its regular business. About FRI,
day week it is expected that the appointment OF
constables. brdgetenders, and other ofhcers'
will be made.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-02
The civil Rights Bill.

1T rs APPROVED By THE PRESIDENT.
WASHINGTON, March l.
The President has approved the Civil Rights
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-02
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FEEL MYSELF A NEW MAN.
NATIcK Mass, June lst 1872.
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Dear slr-Through the advice aud ca nest per,
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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-02
PREPARED BY
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WHAT Is VEGETINE?-It ls a compound extracted
from barks, roots and herbs. 1t Is Natures Remedy
1t Is perfectly harmless from any bad effect upon
the SYSTEM II Is nourlshng and strengthening. II
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lieves and cures all diseases originating from i'm
pure blood. Try the vEGETINE. Give 1t fair trial
for your complaints; then you will say to your
friend, neighbor and acquaintance "Try 1t 1t has
cured me-"
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-02
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
Police Court.

William Coye, for an assault on Emma ALI
bright. and for disorderly conduct in breaking
5400 for court.
Two drunks" were heard.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-02

vEaErINE for the complaints for which 1t is recon-
mended, Is having larger sale throughout the
the United States than any other one medicine.
Why? vEaETINE Will Cure these Complaints.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-02
VECETINE

--VE0ETISE Is made exclusively from the juices OF
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stomach, and all diseases that arise from impure
blood. sciatica, lDfiammatory and Chronic Rheu-
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can 0ny be ehectually cured through the blood.
For Ulcers and Eruptive' Diseases OF the SKIN
Pustues Pimpes, Bloiches, Bos, letter, Scad-
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effect a permanent cure.
For Pains in the Back, Kidney Complaints, Drop
sy, and uterine disea es, VEGETySG acts directly
upon the causes Of these complaints Itinvigorates
and strengthens the whole system, acts upon the
secretve org ans. allays Inflammation, cures ulcera
tion and regulates the bowels.
For Catarrh, dyspepsia, Habltual COstlveness, Pa.-
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faction as the VE0ETfNE. 1t purhes the blood,
cleanses all OF the organs. and possesses control
Ing power over the nervous system.
The remarkable cures effected by VEGBTIHE have
induced many physicians and apothecares whom
we know to prescribe and use 1t In their own faml-
lies.
In fact yEGR'INE Is the best remedy yet dlscov-
cred for the above diseases, and Is the only reliable
Blood Purifier yet placed pefOre the public.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-02

DROGRAAIMES FOR CONCERTS AND
Il Sunday School entertainments quickly printed
with clear type on tinted paper at the COMMERCIAL
o1ice, at prices slightly above cost
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-02

SUMMARY FOR FEBRUARY.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-02
Wfeat1 Steat11ships.

DED STAR LINE-APPOINT- 4AA
LII ed to carry the Belgian and United
States Mails. The following Steamers are ap otnted
m aatI
, 1875-09-12

In September, 1829 the owner of the schooner
Michigan, the largest and rottenest craft on
Lake Erie, hit upon . plan to get it on his
hands, and At tho came time not lose . cent. He
induced the propriesors Of hotels both sides Of
Niagara Falls to buy the schooner and send it
over the fals, counting On the crowds that
would be drawn there to witness the novel
sight for their pay. For several days previous
boats aud wagons from the country wore
crowded. Farmers left their fields aud business
men their counters. On the appointed day half
dozen excursion steamers we're called into SER
rice- Eacn had its thIong OF expectant people
and band Of music. The task Of towing the
Michigan to the rapide Was intrusted to Capt.
Rough and five stout-hearted oarsmen. They
let loose on board u buffalo from tho Rocky
Mountains, three bears from Green Bay and
Grand River, two foxes, raccoou, dog. cat,
four geese, and put up some efhgies. When
they cut the tow-line this extraordinary crew
did what many other crews have done, run
from one end of the deck to the other ia de-
spair. The ship started on majestically and
either side crowned With eager spectators. She
dartsd through the first rapids as true as any
pilot could hava led her. Two Of the bears here
plunged into the yeaHty rapids and actually
swan to land and we're caught. The other set
to work climbing the mast. On she went, max
ing plunge, shipping sea, and rising from it
In beautiful style. At her bowspTt Was the
Ame1,can ensign and At her stern tho English
JACK. 1o her descent over the second rapid her
mast went by the board She swung round
and presented her broadstde to the dashipg and
foanlng waters, and after remaining stationary
Tor moment OF two Was, By its force. swung
round, stern foremost, aud having passed to the
third rapid she bliged, but carried her hull ap-
parently whole, between Gr1as Islaud and the
British shore to the Horseshoe, over which she
was carried. stern foremost, and launched into
the abyss below, md mashed into thousand
plecea The cat md dog and the foxes were
never heard ct more. but the geese, bless their
little hearts, we're found below on the bank
quietly oiling their feathers. The efBgy Of An
drew Jackson Was also found uniniured,-
the geese,-throWing bin Arms about and knock
ing hin knees togathsr in tn eddies-
, 1875-09-12

There to be disposition this fall the part
Of holders Of mortgages to prepare for emergency
by forecIostng upon them, and owing to the stringent
Of lands and tenenonts ara compelled to default in
payment and lose all they have Invested The market
IN at etandst and hardly any sales besides those u
foreclosure arc being made aud even theso aEc not
bonA fe transactions but merely transfers Of titles
that give no indications Of the actual CONDITION
Of the market or the prevailing p. 4,,on 7anss tbat
prices are fully 33H per cant below
tho figures Of two years ago. Indeed some have goe
rs a whole, the DECLINE il about 331s per cent The
great trouble is that property in tho outlying towns
ike those Along the line Of the detunct Boston Mon
tresl Railway, and on Long Island, has been run Up
and held at fabulous prtces and now, owing 70 ne
ttringency in the money market 1t is tumonng 10 Us
natural level in point Of value. Spectators Who naso
bought large tracts and aid ont villages ind lhAt sney
canno: get their ngures and being pushed
for money, they forced to sell as point nearer
&ctu2l values.
, 1875-09-12

VIZ 7 '-'
ooo on corn. no osta
The leading produce markets "cEo very nervous and
unsettled On Saturday, First OF MI tnere was no frost
the night BEFORE 40 Tar as heard fro and that dssp
pointed many operators, though to some the surprise
Was an agreeable one Secondly, the reported failure
OF New York grain bank made It difficult to negottato
foreign exchange and thus neutraized the effect due
to higher gold premium Thirdly, tho receipts Of
grain wero amal, in consequence Of recent storms,
which fact formed an Offset to light demand for ship
ment good many operators seemed afraid to trade
in making now de4s and most Of the business trans
acted was the settlement Of old ones Frices tended
upward however, on most articles, chiefly littla
pressure to buy for September to ILL shorts- The SLOW
, 1875-09-12

THE ABSTRACT SWINDLE.
NHAr THE REAL ESTATE DEALERS AND LOAN
AGENTS THINK OF II.
The real estate mon and loan agents ara in
dicnant over the fraud practiced upon the pub
lie by tho County Commissioners in purchasing
The sbst1act-books OF Nilmans j. Thielcke.
Theso books are practically worthless for any
questions Of title arising before the fire.
It is matter Of general knowledge
thst the records this firm had before
the 6Ee-and they wera imperfect then
we're destroyed at the time. As for records
since the fire the county already has them in tho
Recorders office. Tie reputable real-estate
dealers and ioan agents OF tho city do not hesi-
tato to cay that they would not sell, nor buy,
nor loan, On abstracts Of title made up from
these books. Eve would sooner so out Of the
bpsiuess than do 40" was the comment Of one Of
our best irms- It is impossible to explain to the
uninitated public the defects Of these books.
Experienced searchers Of tile state that vir-
tualiy they cannot be used. Cases can be cited
vhere abstracts OF title made from them and
pretending to run back OF the Ere vera found
to be fictitious, II not fraudulent. Loan agents
will not accept abstracts from that source. uor
eyen combinations Of abstracts. Wilnans d
Thielcke's books do not even pretend to contain
records OF judgments. The indexes are simply
to document numbera," and references are
frequently made by whole subdivisions. II the
books were good, their transfer to the Recorder
o1ice would render them about valueless.
The administration Of This Office Is most csrelesa-
and it's papers are incomplete and inaourate,
It N abstract firm like Handy, Simmons l. Co.
makes mistake it is responsible in damages.
There is no such recourse against the county
, It il d great pity that measures were not
taken after the ire to prevent the mon
opoly o. the abstract business by pur-
chasing Que set of tho books that
could have been had before the consolidation OF
the three firms into Handy, Simmons 20.
That chance was allowed to slip, through the
lethargy Of the officials Of the county, and the
present County Commissioners propose to pass
from that blunder to crime. They have pur-
chased for $45000 abstract-book that are not
worth Is many hundreds. The belief Of our
business men is that the operation is
q steal, pure and simple, sud the opinion
IL openly expressed by many that Commission
ers sbare in tho ''diT1de-' There ls nothing
IN the circumstances Of the case or the character
of many OF the Commissioners to contradict this
general belief. It is not too late to stop the
game, and it is to be hoped that some public
spirited taxpayer or the Citizens Association
will secure al Injunction from the Courts to Pre-
vent tho payment Of the money.
, 1875-09-12

LIVERPOOL, Sept. II - -Eysntn2.-
State aud Western, 25s I'd. -@a
GaA1s-Wheat-So. to No. ! spr1ne. a.aa, -,
Corn-Mixed, sos I'd. ~
PRov1s.oSs-Po s1s Sd: Essts,, o..
Beef, 10 Cd. Lard, 67s. Baeon-Cuubezhnd e1t r.
I'd.
CHEEsEFirm; 52a.
TALLoW-6s.
Pz1ao1Eun- Refined, 9Ha; spirits, szd.
ANTWERP, Sept. .11.-PEraoLxuM-o %
LONDON. Sept. .11.-BU1L1ox-1he au,ouas ~ ~.
lion withdrawn from tho Bank at En9Iand ~ ~ ~ -.
xnca to. day WAS -E37.000. ~
CoSson-For money, "a 7-1e; account, o. a..
uSr1ED STATES BosDs- OF 81. loe1 81, Isx.
AMERICAN RAILROAD SEcUnrr1Es-.ev Ymi e.,
tral, o. Ezic, IL; p1uferred. ss. Saa'
PARts. Sept. l1.-RzNIK&-66f 62Hc.
Frankfort, Sept lis, 1ook.
THE NEW YORK PRODUCE MaRKfrs
Special DtspateA 10 The CAies7o ri5s.x.
NEW YoxK, Sept. 1l.-GnAr-Ths wheat m.,>. !.
about 1c better with moderate export md hon. -
inquiry: sales 6+0oo btu At 81 .359l.c for No 7cM
eago; 1.2s for No.2 Northwest; &soA@l.3 n for ~
Milwaukee; $1.57@1.42 for No. spring; A.3sat -
for winter red Western: s1.4at9l45 tor arabsr da.
and s1.40@155 for whtto Western. Rye dnn ~.
nominal ut 93c for Canada In bond, md ~
o5o for sail. Barley quiet and firm. ~.
10000 bu six -rowed State, On the canal Ia ,,,
as9122 Corn hrmer with fair inquiry; saaas n nss
bu, at 72@11Hc for steam Western mixed UaTsTss
for sail do, and 76@ 1sc for high mixed aad 7ein
Western. Oats decidedly hrner sales 900 bu d ~
b5c for ow mixed and white. including nav 6t,t"
45a54c; mixed Chicago 1T Sac choice rhita W,.s..
at 55c: 57a5Sc for old mixed Western. md 5Saas
for odd white Western. @~S
paov1s1oss-Midd1ss heavy 1t 1axc for ctty I'm,
cIear. Lard quiet; sales 100 tea 1t 1876 {or nras
stea1u.
WH1sxI-Marketd dull with buyers 1t $I.19 Ind Nil
on at 81 30 per gallon
GnocER1zs-Suxar market unchanged With mas.n.
ate demands fair to good refining ia quoted II 20
SLc; prime at s 85-16931tc; and Nos. 10 nd =
Haynna at s98k. Coffee market hessy with noder1ts
jobbing demand: wo quote Rio ut l7H411c il Roia
md MAracaibo at 934N434c in gold. -
, 1875-09-12

fIocludes Ill cot meats except shoulders and s. P.
hams.
A1rgs poax--was in fair demand early. end ad-
yauced e2x35c Per bril- the outside for delivery this
month but fell of later to about tho closing PRICES Of
Friday. There was moderate inquiry from the Sep
teuber shorts, and some was wanted for shipment,
whle tho stocks being chiefly concentrated In the
hands OF one 1rn buyers were obliged to bid up In
order to fill their orders In spite Of the iact that Lv
erpool and New York we1e dull and lower The news
from theee points told the market ater the nulk of
the orders had been allied, and caused Decline Sales
brs nsso .ep ha aontG til 6r. seller
October 1t I'll 10 aud 15o0 brls seller the year
at $l7ooal5.oo. Total $3.50 brls Tho market closed
tame ut $l53@21 60 for round lots, cash or seller the
onth I'll. 90 seller October. and S17-95 seller tho
year.
with reported advance Of I'D per ia lbs in Liver
pool though New York was dull. Sales were limited
10 80 tcs cash at S1285; 500 tcs seller 0ctober It
sl1,9o and 80 tcs seller the year at $us5. Total
1850 tes The market closed nominal at the shove
MEArs-were quiet aud shade easier, being freely
Light Sales were reportad Of 2ooo lbs shoulders ut
&C.; 10,0DO Lbs short ribs 1T ukc; 10000 It's
summer short clears at nAc; 81 boxes Cum, cqna,
hams as lbs} It 11zc. Tne market closed ut 9
081sc for shoulders, cash seller September, and
al eash Or seller September, snd Ii for do seer o.
tober: 1lA@lla4c for short nbs, easn o. O. seller M
sepember and l!Aefor DO seller October; i2c fo for
do seIler october Boxed meats 4e higher than the
Quoted Ut 124c; and long cut hams at 12s1@134c.
summer-cured English meata, 83le for shoulders,
loose; 11Hc for Cumberiands, boxed; lzc for long
clears do and 1111c for short ribs do
hams, Is lbs sewerage, uA@llAc. Bacon msat. quoted
ut 13. @14he for hams, 90 for shoudera l271c for
short ribs, and 131tc for short clears-a1 packed.
GaEAsE-Was quiet at 1890
BEEF PRODUCTS-Wers quiet and nomfnally un-
changed It s.. 50 for $3.50 for extra mess and
$23.5G@24.00 for hams.
TA11ow-Quoted At sx@sz1c for packers.
, 1875-09-12

The Amouut OF business done has been SLIGHTLY
in advance Of that aq4ed for the previous
weee, but there is vesssss,b life or animation
in the market Loan agsnts x1e disposed to
matter Of course, feeling quite sure That there
Is no indication OF any great immediate improve
aent- some parties console themselves with
the fact that the shrinRage in the value Of real
estate has been greater in other cities than in
Chicago, Ind hats tsouz city In the matter Il pay-
, 1875-09-12

first cali. however, hrmeE feeling set IN, and the
carly decline WIS recovered in most tnstznces.
Stocks ut tho close firm. but the changes dur
ing the afternoon Wero generally aliRht. Delaware,
Lackawanna Western advanced to l2lH, and closed
at l2lh. Western Union rose to s04, Northwestern
common to 39!1, Lake Shore to 6Ga, Pacific Nail to
37X, and Erie to 18H. Tho othar changes xero Iess
tuporiant. The rnartet closed dull and steady.
Transactions aggregated 800 shares Of which p
were Erie. 39,15o Lake Shore, 133co Northwestern.
5000 Pacific Mail 200 g. Paul common 24o prefer
The weekly bank statement ia Us follows: Losns,
increase $c03 800 specie decrease, $s32100; Legal
tenders decrease, 421 1oo deposits decrease 1884,,
C90 circulation decrease reserve, decrease.
s., ,957 050. -..-
Mouoy closed At per cent Primo mercantile paper,
Customs receipts 1856 900. Tho Assistant Treasurer
disbussed $95 100. Clesrings, SIS, ,0oo 900.
Etar1i1o aYchanpe 47&64a&.
, 1875-09-12
TELECRAPH!c MARKET REPORTS.
FOREIGN MARKETS,

Special 31spaseA to 1hs Chicago 1sibsns.
HvEReoo1, Sept I'LL =. .m.-FLorR-No. l. Us ::
No. 2, 2ks.
spring. No. l. ss 1od; No. IS Sd whlte No. !, LII
No. :, los Sd; club. No. l, liz Cd; No. 2, Ill.
Corn-No. i. Sos No. 2, 2os Cd.
Pnov1s1oSa-Po1t-7as 6d- Iard-Wesse1u, 57s I'd
0s8s.
Lcaroo1, Sept ia P. m*-pxovzaso1sz5Rozf
To- Lard, 6as8sas a.