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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-17
Rugby Academy.

THE COMMENCEMENT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
OF MEDALS &c.-THE ROLL OF HONOR.
The commencement exercises Of the Rugby
Academy were held to-day in the presence of
quite large number Of visitors and friends Of
the institution. The exercises consisted mostly
Of recitations and declamations and were spoken
in very creditable manner
The following was the programme:
"The Barron's last banquet" by Lewis Hilles.
''The bridge of sighs," by O. s, Rice. e. .sl.ola
''The death Of Virginia, by Z; H. Gayley.
''The Suicidal Cats Willie Mahony. u 'a----
"The inquiry" Eddie Eckel. z4.a.Gt.--
"Betty and the Bear Walter Butler. a.
"Littie by little," Eddie Ryon. s..,.-.- ',..
'sTen Little Niggers," George Kittinger.
Two very handsome medals one of gold and
the other Of silver were presented, the first to
Lewis Hilles and the second to John Q. Pattsr-
son, Jr., respectively, for the aggregate attain
ment of the school year. 3'. hA ~ 's
Prizes of very handsome and appropriate
books were presented to the following named
scholars for attainments in the branches named.
First Prize, Mathematics, Robert W. Smith.
Second Prize, Mathematics, Charles y. Rice,
Willard p. Chandler. .--.x.a.15d = .,rs.
Prize for Spelling, Charles G. Phillips, Robert
". Smith.
Prize, Geography, Fred. O'Byrne. Lev
Prize, Natural Philosophy Charles M. Town
send -.. old e,i f,,-tset
Prize, English Grammar, ,J. Harry Begge.
Prize, Classics, Harry B. Bradford. @
First Prize, Elocution, Charles s. Rice. Priv
Second Prize, Eocution, William A. Mahony.
Prize, Penmanship, Harry l.. Tatnall.
Prize, Composition, ID. Wilson Jordan.
Prize for the most punctual boy, Charles NJ.
Townsend, Charles s. Rice. i flils 0lI L
Prize for "Tho Best Boy" in Primary Dept,
Eddie A. lyon.
Professor s. W. Murphy presented the prizes
in very pleasant manner, each ladbeing warm
ly applanded onSreceving his prize. i.l-1.
The following were especially mentioned for
high grade Of scholarship in their classes:
George W. Bush, Jr., Willard p. Derrickson.
Geo. NJ. Dougherty, Herbert j. Cause, Edwin
II. Gayley, l. II. Davis Grubb, ID. Wilson Jor-
dan, Eddie a. Eckel, wm. A. Mahoney, William
Marshall, Harry W. Megaw, Robert A. o'Byrne,
J. Eddie Rudolph, John s. Sprnance, Joseph A.
Toy, Chas. Il. E. Whteley. AHA
Very able and encouraging address were made
to the school by John g. Patterson Esq, Harry
Hoffecker, Esq. and Rev. DR.. Frost.
The fall term will commence on Monday Sep
ternher 9Th
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-17
FOURTH EDITION.
Delaware College.

COMMENCEMENT FxERCIsEs-hDDRE66 OF HON.
MONTGOMERY BLAIR.
A bright and beautiful day rewarded the ex-
pectations of the class of rs. The preparations
within the oratory for the closing exercises OF
the year included the most elaborate decora-
tions. In the centre of the arch the platform
was the motto soul legit re9tt" and the plat
form WAS for the time garden.
iew minutes before II. the Faculty came in
with Hon. Montgomery Blair and invited guests,
including Senator Bavard DR.. Bush and others,
and occupied the center and left of the platform,
while the graduating class seated themselves
upon the right. The members OF the graduating
class are Miss Lizzie s. Blandy, Miss Ella T.
Mackey Miss Harrie H. Curtis, Thomas Davis,
L. G. Vandegrift, F. W. Curtis, George Morgan,
George f. Davis, W. O. Curtis, Septimus d.
Jay, ". F. @. Colt and J. A. Dorsey.
After prayer by Rev. Mr.. Galley, President
Purnell came forward and introduced Hon.
Montgomery Blair, of Maryland, as the COM
mencement orator. The distinguished gentle
man after few preliminary words Of thanks for
the honor done him. delivered q very interest
ing address, which we regret that the pressure
on our columns prevents us from laying before
our readers.
At the conclusion of Mr.. Blairs address
Ritchie's orchestra discoursed some excellent
music and the programme proceeded as fol-
lows
CRATIC, salutstoria, Thomas Davis, Milford,
Delaware.
1.-THE way to success" defamation by Lewis
@. Vandegrift, McDonough, Delaware.
Music" essay by Miss Lizzie B. Blandy,
Newark, Delaware.
"The American Centennial" +. William Cur
tbs, Newark, Delaware.
''Job and Hamlet" essay by George Morgan,
Wilmington, Delaware.
Mana Social and Moral Being" George S.
Davis, Milford. Del.
Influence" Ella Y. Mackey, Now London,
Pa.
"Seasons-An Allegory of Life" Walter @.
Curtis, Newark, Del.
Progress in Creation" Thomas Davis, Mil
ford, Del.
/" Culture, septimus D. Jay, Hartford county,
/" Moral Integrity" Walter F. c. Colt smyr-
ma, Del.
1.-THE World from my Window" Harry H.
Curtis, Newark Del.
"Our National Present and Future, with val
edictory, ]. Webster Dorsey; Hartford county,
Md.
The different productions were all Of much
merit and spoke we'll for the ability and general
culture OF the graduating class. Each of the
graduates received handsome floral testimonials
from their friends.
At the conclusion of the exercises President
Purnell proceeded to invest the graduates with
the college degrees, as ordered by the Board OF
Trustees.
The Rev. Mr.. Squires then gave the benedic-
ton, and the Delaware College commencement
Of rs became thing of the past.
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Masonic Dedication.

IMposIEo DEMONSTRATION AT CAMBRIDGE.
At Cambridge (Md.) yesterday, an imposing
Masonic Demonstration was made at the dedica-
ton of the new temple. Communicates and
lodges from Baltimore and the Peninsula were
present.
A procession of visiting Masons were formed
with tho local lodges, and the line Of march was
taken up to the new temple. Upon arriving at
the hall the Communicates formed with open
ranks and presented arms, the lodges passing
between the ranks into tho hall. where the dedi-
catory ceremonies were performed. At the con-
cluson Of the ceremonies sereBade was given
to DR.. Bailey, old resident of the town, by the
band under Capt Itsel.
The new hall is at the corner Of High and Pop
lar streets. The building is built of pressed
brick, painted brown it is 40 feet in depth by
80 feet in width, and cost $1,000. The structure
is three stories in height, the hall occupying the
entire third story. Near the hall festival WAS
held in a beautiful grove, under the auspices of
the Cambridge Lodge, the proceeds of which are
to be devoted to paying for the new building.
During the day Cambridge was crowded with
strangers, two excursions-one from Seafort,
DEL, and one from Easton, Md, helping to swell
the number.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-17
Ehe Good Tcmpinrs.

QUARTERLY MEETING, YEsrRRDAy-THE AHEocIA-
rIoN RESOLVES TO VOTE ONLY FoR TEMPERANCE
MEN FOR OFFICE.
A quarterly meeting of the New Castle county
Association of /. o. of G. r., met, yesterday, in
the McClary building, G.. W. G. T., Uriah s.,
Wier in the chair. The roll OF delegates was
called when good number answered.
The usual preliminary business was transacted
III tho forenoon and in the afternoon the only
BUSINESS of importance WAS the adoption OF a
sores OF resolutions favorable to the various
phases OF temperance action. The principal
RESOLUTION was one accepting the gauntlet thrown
down BY the late beer brewers National Conven-
tion, the resolution adopted pledgng the mem-
Uf the Convention to vote for no man for Office
III any way connected with the liquor traffic.
The convention will hold the next quarterly
session in tho same place on the third wednes-
day in September.
In the evening public temperance meeting
wss held IN the Asbury NJ. E. Church, which
wac addressed by Rev. A. ID. Davis and Robert
Is. Mcdonnell,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-17

LOAN SALEs.-At the monthly meeting Of the
Mutual Loan Association on Tuesday evening,
81, 900 OF the 1st series was sold at $40 and
$500 Of the 4th series at Al 9-10 per cent.
At meeting of the Brandywine Loan, hold
the same evening, $500 was sold at II per cent.
and 800 at par.
At meeting of the Germania No. 2 last even
inR %, 900 was sold at 3716 So 900 at 81, 5000 ct
3611, $500 at Sc, and $500 at SO per cent, and
the remainder WAS paid to withdrawing mem
bers.
The seth monthly meeting of the Aid was held
last evening, when $500 LIST series was cold at
1l1 800 at 10 1.8 81 900, 4th series, at So |;
and 81 200 Of same series at 3516 per cont.
The Central held its 50th monthly meeting
last evening, and sold $500 at 29l5 $50 at 20 I;
and $500 at 1874 per cent.
The Penn Loan meeta this evening.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-17
Tho clayton House.

ARRIVALS, UP TO THIS MonSISe
Edward Hood, Newtown Square.
l. Hood,
Miss Hood,
A Q Guth, Reading.
Fred Il Field,
John II Thomas, Annapolis Md.
Geo Colladay, Phila.
Ohas Z A Lippincott,
W Ii Willis. Camden N j.
Bazer, Phila.
Clarence Deringer,
Il NJ Beatty, ny
Mrs u Bast, Ashland Pa.
Mira II Il Packer, Mauch Chunk Pa.
Mise Grace Cooke, Glenolden.
John X Messor Smith, BALTIC.
4 Rosenberg, N Y,
D Foster, Haverhill Mass.
Mrs Il Foster, "
John Silver, Md.
W W Virdin,
Il I King, New York.
Blangoin, Phila.
James mes A Cox, New York
il r Jones, City.
Jno B ramsey, Chester.
VIM I Hepborn, Kent CO Del
Mrs W I Hepborn, "
Miss Harper,
Il NJ Taylor, Md.
y Ii y Day, Del.
Mrs @ II B Day, %
Miss Day,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-17

A hurricane visited portions of Tennessee and
Georgia, yesterday, causing much damage TO
property, but fortunately no one was seriously
injured
Two more heavy failures are announced in
London in connection with the suspension OF
Alexander Collie l. Co.
The Steamer Wisconsin, which sailed from
Liverpool, yesterday, for New York, brings one
hundred Mormons, half of whom are Germans.
The Won Arnim trial closed yesterday, the
Court announcing that Judgment would be rem
derod on the 25th inst.
Postmaster General Jewell leaves Chicago for
Milwaukee to-day, where he will spend the af-
ternoon and evening, returning to Chicago at
night.
risburg Yesterday nominated DR.. Il. Audley
Brown. Of Lawrence county, for Governor, and
Elijah F. Pennypacker, of Chester county, for
State Treasurer.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-17

Postmaster Wahle, of Cincinnati, has been ar
rested for libel in charging the cashier Of the
Postofice with withholding the pay of the en-
ployees of the office.
The Democratic State Convention Of Ohio
meets at Columbus to-day. It is understood
that Governor Allen will be renominated by &C
clamation.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-17
Centennial Prelfminaries.

Yesterday was busy day in Boston. More
troops went marching through the streets than
we're engaged in the battle Of Bunker Hill and
there were receptions" and addresses OF vel
come, and visits Of ceremony, and flag presen-
tations that occupied the whole afternoon.
There was a grand flag presentation on Boston
Common--a silk bannar from Boston Post OF
the Grand Army OF the Republic to the Mary
land Fifth. Gen. Banks WAS the orator Sc
lected to give expression to the sentiment OF
peace and good will between the men OF the
North and the South which the presentation Of
this flag typifiep
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-17

Vigorous applause, several times repeated,
failed to elicite 3 second rendition to this final
effort
AT the close Of the exercises the Alumnte and
their friends retired to the music hall whore
they spent pleasant hour In reunion before re-
turning to rest. The following are the officers
Of the association: President. Mrs. Helmes
Pitman Foster, Orange, n. j., GLASS 68; Vice
President, Miss Addie Y. Cooke, Philadelphia.
class 80; Tor. Secretary, Miss Almeda +. Day.
Dover Del, class III; Rec. Secretary, Miss Sue
r. Colt, Smyrna, Del, class 65; Treasurer, Miss
Anna q. Pickels, Wilmington, Del, GLASS ~.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-17
SECOND EDITION.
The Railroad settlement.

TERMS OF THE AGREEMENT AZ FAR As ANNOUNCED.
1t is understood that the agreement is for a
period Of ten years, the companies to agree
upon moderate rates between all competing
points, which will be maintained by both. The
contract can only be terminated by resolution
of the respective boards. A special committee
is to be appointed by each board to whom shall
be referred all matters Of difference, il any, that
may arise relative to the practical working of
the arrangement. and with power to adjust all
complaints between the two companies.
The Pennsylvsnia Railroad Company opens its
lines between Philadelphia and New York to the
Baltimore bnd Ohio railroad on the same terms
that they give other connecting roads at Phiia-
delphisi This agreement, it is believed. will be
of permanent character.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-17
New Castle Items.

New CASTLE June II.
The pile driver has finished driving piles
around the crib of the new pier. We are now
awaiting to see what next will be done.
On Tuesday good sized boy was found slowed
away in one of the berry cars asleep. He was
awakened from his slumber and put to work.
He stated that he had come from New York and
that his parents were not living.
A. H. Mesder, principal Of the public schools,
will soon have the scholars arranged and classi-
fled to suit himself
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-17

Tue SOOTHING CALCIUM LIGHTS. Last night
dnring the display by the Calcium Light Co, q
youth of elevated aspirations climbed from the
crowd in front of Boughman, Thomas q Co.'S to
tie awning in order to get an unobstructed Wis.
ion. From this point he sat and watched the
disclosing views with great interest, but finally
d sleepy stupor came over him, and he reeled
and nodded like a reed in the wind. Ere long a
deep slumbor fell upon him, which rivited him
to the spot and he remained long after the
crowd had dispersed-even until the wee snia'
hours" and the break of day. The spell was
broken with the re-appearsnoe of tho orb OF
lay when the young man descended from his
lofty perch and stole quietly to his homo.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-17

BRASpywINE MANOR CHuRoH.-The Brandy
VINE Manor Presbyterian Church is to be torn
down and replaced with new structure, to
cost 5l6, 900. The present edifice is the Oldest
church OF that denomination in Chester county,
having been erected in 176l. one hundred and
fourteen years ago. The last service was held
III 1t last Sunday. The members turned out in
force last week, dug the foundation for the new
structure, hauled sand stone and other mate
nal, the ladies' preparing dinner for them IN the
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-17

srRAHaERs IN Tows.-The Delaware train,
th.s morning. brought up large number OF
people the most of them 10 attend the COM
mencemeDt exercises of the Wesleyan Female
College, this evening, and many of the others
to attend meeting Of Railroad Directors at tho
otlce OF the p. ". Il B. II. Il. Company.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-17

EXCURSIONS The First Baptist Sunday
school, filling four cars. left on an excursion,
thia morning, for Mt. Cuba.
Riddles Chapel Sundry School, filling nine
cars, left the p. W. 4 Is. depot, this morning,
at O'Clock, for Fairmount and the Centennial
grounds.
The Cohnckain NJ. E. Church, Of Philadelphia,
made an excursion 10 Pennsgrove, yesterday,
where the day very pleasantly spent.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-17

Both the BALTIC. Il Ohio and the Penna Central
Railroads approved the compromise, yesterday,
and tho war id now over. Tho first named road
-eems to have yielded its assent somewhat re-
l1ctantly and gentleman who claims to speak by
authority says that it reserved the right to broak
the compact after Il notice OF ninety days II it
tnoa not work satisfactorily.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-17
new AaverIrsemenIs, To-day.

Cleansing fiuid-Williams Co.
Woods spring bottom-Brevlty.
For shoes try Fennessey-Brevity.
DeNormandle's Rale-Brevity.
Art sale-W. II. Tanning d Co.
Buxbaum's Brevity.
"Matners can set"-Donahoe's Breyity.
Pennington's Breviiy.
Hats at Webb's-Br witty.
Singles & Sons Brevity.
Immense assortment hats-Dubeil's Brerlry.
UpholstsrlnQ-E. NJ. Cos Brevity.
Fullmers dinners.
Public sale-George Lobdell
Public sale OF club room furniture.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-17
Missouri,

A TERRIFIC sToRM-MILIIoNs or ToAps AND sRAss
HoPPERe.
ST. LOUIS, June IT..
A terrific storm Of wind, rain and hail, passed
over the central part Of this State last evening,
doing great damage TO crops. Reports come
from Lexington, Lafayette county, of the ap
pearance of millions of toads, in that vicinity.
Farmers are appalled, at the prospective damage
to the crops by grassboppers and toads Us
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-17
Terrific Explosion In Boston.

A terrific explosion occurred in a fireworks
factory at Boston yesterday. and the ruins i'm
IDediatey taking fire, the place was completely
destroyed before assistance could be rendered
by ths fire department Ten men and boys
we're employed in the building, only one of
whom escaped uninjured. The charred remains
OF six men were taken from the ruins and three
others were rescued, but were seriously in
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-17

The matter of dividends WAS not settled at the
meeting Of the Board of Directors Of the Phila-
deiphia and Reading Railroad yesterday. 1t will
be considered finally at the next meeting OF the
board, two weeks hence, which il the regular
time for acting on tho subject
The union of the Presbyterian Church OF Can
ada and the Church of Scotland has been con-
summated. The United Church is to be desig-
mated the Presbyterian Church OF Canada.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-17
Daifp Commercial.
COMMERCIAL PRINTING COMPANY.
Howard II. Jenkins, Wilmer Atkinson,
Francis O. Ferris.
~ For Terras, ete., see Seoo,sd Page.

Mr. Beach will scarcely be able, the telegraph
,nfo.lns us, to conclude his speech, to-day, but
may get through tomorrow. In that event the
curt will adjourn over to Monday, when the
tnry will be charged and the case giyen to it.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-17

THE NEWPORT CORNER STONE LAYIso.-Those
wishing to attend the laying of the corner stone
Of the St James Episcopal Church this evening
at Newport, can dc 30 by taking the 5. Is p. M.
train from this city and return at P. M. Tick
cts can be got at the p. W. Il B. railroad depot !;
the Western Union Telegraph Office, and at the
Clayton House for so cents, which are good for
the round trip and will also admit to the straw
berry festival which will be in progress. The
corner stone will be laid at o'clock.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-17

A SLIGHT FIRE AND Observation-Disclosures
alarm Of fire at o'clock to-day WAS caused by
the hay catching fire at the ruins Of the burnt
stable of Phillip Plunkett, 104 west Front st.
The fire department was speedily on the ground,
and subdued the flames. The horses OF the
Water Witch steamer becoming frightened,
started at rapid rate down Orange street and
were only prevented from going into the Chris
tana by the driver suddenly pulling them
around on a coal pile.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-17

MORTALITY AMONGST HoBsEs.-Robert Cook
a carter at TIC Ourlett Street, lost two horses,
last week, and, last evening, he lost two more
in the same manner. The horses were very
valuable and were apparently in good health
a short time before they died. The disease is
something which battles the skill of the veteri-
narieH.
James Mcintyre, also a carter, lost valuable
horse, last evening, by congestion Of the lungs.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-17
PRICE TWO CENTS.
FIFTH EDITION.
London.
ADDITIONAL FAILURES.

LONDON, June IL.
Several additional failures are announced
this afternoon, mainly Of houses engaged in
the East India trade. More are believed to be
imminent There is great feeling of dispute
tude in business circles.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-17

BIO BEnBIEs.-We were presented this morn
ing by Mrs. Alfred duPonts gardener, Mr.. VIM.
Sayers, basket of Strawberries of the Agrtcul-
turist variety which are of immense size and de-
licious flavor. The berries were as large as ap-
Piles and measured we do not know how many
inches in circumference. We submit ourselves
to growers AZ a committee to test berries and see
who can raise the largest and best. VIM. Sayers
ia ahead now.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-17

B.prrsM. Twelve persons have sgnifed their
Il, are to be- baptised in tho Delaware Avenue
BAPTIST Church, which rite will be performed
next sunday evening.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-17

TnE BABY PRIzE.-As usual, Delaware bore Off
the palm for fine babies, at the fredericksburg
iar. Mr.. John NJ. Comson was awarded 80 for
tle finest twins. VIM. Stewart, S5 for finest
single babe.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-17
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

Council, this evening ~ a
A Rabid dog WAS killed in Wollsston street,
Yesterday, amid great Excitement.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-17

IaAsag FOR DAY.--The steamer s.. N. I.lion
viii leave Philadelphia on Friday (to-morrow)
evening, ut Z o'clock, instoad of O'CLOCK, her
usual hour.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-17

BABE BALL.-The Quicksteps Of this city, went
up TO Chester, to-day, where they are to play q
game With picked nine from Col. Hyatt's Mill
tory College, Considerable interest il man-
tested in the game by the friends Of the respec-
tiyo clubs
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-17

The alarm of fire, after 10 o'clock, last night
WAS caused it is said, by the burning Of brush
pile at 9th and Locust streets, while others said
it WAS stable that caught fire. At any rate 1t
WAS soon put out.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-17
festivals.

STRAWBERRY FE>TIVAL. - T FL E
ner I'm and Spruce streets will open Tuesday
evening. June 18th, and continue each evening dur
ing the week. Season tickets 20 cents, single ad-
mission 10 cents. te 6-2te
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-17

There is pretty general resumption Of work
ing the efforts of the leaders to continue the
strike It is estimated that the strike has caused
a loss to that section alone of fully ten million
dollara
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-17
Commercial Reports.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.

PHILADELPHIA, juno II.
Flour firm, superior $3.75@4.5 so; Penna. famI-
lily S. 1905. so; high grades $6.50@7 80. Wheat
firm, red S193@1. .35; white $L38@l.42. Corn
active. yellow Sac. Oats lower at 6S@7lc. Pro-
visions unchanged. Whiskey $1.21.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-17
THIRD EDITION.
TlnamCIRls

PRICE or GOLD TO-DAY.
NEW YORK, June II.
Gold opened, this morning at $1.17}9
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-17
weather Record.

RxPozr OF THE SIGNAL SERVICE.
WAsHNaTuN, June II.
Probabilities For the Middle and East Allan
tic States, northeast to southeast winds, sta
tonary pressure, and temperature, clear or part
ly cloudy weather.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-17
ExrMr5tpns.

GRAND EXCURSION
" TO
CRBEDMOOR PARK,
ON TUESDAY, JUNE 22d, 1875.
The st, Paul's NJ. 3. Sunday Schools will give
their annual excursion to treedmoor PARK, beau
tfui place on the Delaware river. eight miles above
proyements for pleasure with ample shelter in case
OF storm. The boat LANDS Immediately at the park,
and the grounds are engaged exclusively for the
day. Arrangements have also been nede TO supply
dinner for all who desire. at nifty cents each. The
boat leaves 4th street wharf AT o'clock, returning
cents Children 90 cents. To be had from any OF the
teachers or at the boat. Je11-9t
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-17
Marriages.

LAW-DOUGHERTY.-On the 18th inst, at the
parsonage, by the Rev. M. Weston, Frank IL.
Law to Anna NJ, daughter Of WIN. G. Dougherty,
ali Of Brandywine, Del.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-17
Tei1, advertisements.

II ITTANNING COAL. - THIS COL
IN LIERY having fully resumed operation, we
are prepared TO furnish this celebrated Bitumlnous
coal at tha lowest market prices.
4EO. W. BUSH d SON, French St. wharf.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-17
FIRST EDITION.
College Societies.

ANNIvEhsARY OF THE DELTA PHI, AT NEWARK
EXERCISES OF Last EVENING.
Correspondence Of Ha Commercial.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-17
r YKENS VALLEY COAL.

Joseph Fout Is still receiving daily Lykens Valley
and Shamoken coal nut, stove and egg sizes on
using the patent shute wagons OF which the ladies'
complain SO much OF filling their houses with coal
dust from cellar TO gsrret. Orange Street and Rail-
road avenue. - -
aprl7-lyof JOSEPH FOUT.