Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-07-08

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AeAvAos ASSAULT AND ssxepr RsrA1tAzsoa.
"A savage assault ocoarrsd cn Tuesday, tn 4th
street, between Shipley and Orange, 81 which
the following arc ~ near tn ooersot pa1tCulAzs
~ We can learn A man BY the name OF John
4cNeal, formerly Of this city, bat now Of Phila-
toxlcatsd condition, and staggered against An
unknown man. The unknown man instantly,
drew kuifs md stabbed MoNeal In ~ brea1is
causing the blood to flow profussly. McNesl.
who, By the way 10 very robust man, grabbed
his antagonist BY tho shoulder and drew him in
10 close that he caught his chin in his mouth
and bit piscs entirely eut with Fart OF the
whieksEs sticking in T. Each, party being ~
the tree box and pavement give evidence. this
mosning, Of severe atsusGis bot beyond what
has been stated nothing more y known.
Of sonsssss county ~ Z Pfiasss Anne, z lie
9Th, and elected the following delegates 30 tho
Maryland STATE Nominating Conyenho1 Of that
party: L L Wv Water pr: w, =. at4 -
ternstss, Wn. 3. MoAastsr, Gordon T. A.
kinson, Burton D. Gibbons and Robert q.
Jones. Resolutions were unanlno1Aly ADOPTED
indorsin8 Comptroller Woolfords financial
policy, expressive OF confidence IN lAh q . pab-
lie officer, and earnestly desiring his rsnonina-
ton. The delegates wore uninseFuctsd ~ to
candidates for Governor and Attorney Generate
| "A suoor.so Aocrpssr.-rarr Monday morn morn,
ing, Capt. William Bowen Of the hrm OF Speak
man 4 Bowen, plAsterors, picked mp pistol
which had Just been used BY bis brother-in.law
and ont Of which Ave balls had been fred. Not
Bo ,As ~ .Sea: I: e n1sa u T.
| place whsfo N wes usually kept, up stairs, when
TO his great Advertisements . baxrsl was dischArg-
cd the ball striking the end Of the middle finger
lengthwiss lodged In his wrist, causing very
severe and painful wound. Ri 70 "i,'
VISITING CADET Esorxr..s.- On Saturday IT.
ternoon last, tho o. 8. practice ship Alert an
ohored In the Ohriatiana, a short distance below
the mouth Of the Brandyvins, whore ahs still
remains. She has ON board the cadet enginssn
from the Naval Academy at Annspolisy who are
from Norfolk. They 20 hence TO philAdsiphia
and then to New York and up the Hudson TO
West Point. 1t 10 the intention, We understand,
to visit some Of the industrial Embellishments In
this city for the purpose Of obtaining sketches
Of nsw machinery, 10
The U. & Orr1css.-An official letter reached
U. g. Collector Prettyman, on Monday, from the
Commissioners Of Internal Revenue, Hon. D. D.
Pratt, stating that there were no charges what
ever made against him, and that the President
had directed the appointment OF NJ Lonand TO
be withheld.
ThAre 10 no further announcement in regard
to the msster. Public opinion, down tho States
rs well as here strongly disapproves the reported
removals. ll.'r14r.r.7 15.l.aLr,.5,5N Fl.
i is most probable that U. 8. Mashal Dunn
will be retained. q
PATENTS TO wnAnoroNIAns.-Thef following
patents to WilmingtoniAns are announced
Robt. g. Harris, for horss-ahoeing stocks.
These consist OF four hosts suspended from me
ceiling, Thoroughly braced by Inclined braces,
with two bars secured to tho suspended posts,
to which are attached strap. 70 fasten the ami
NAL. =. 6trattner, for 6rs.bricks for furnaces.
Perforations in the brick correspond with the
openings In the tnbss. Geo. g. Lobdell, for
improved car-wheel. Wroughtiron bars con
meet the rim with tho hollow part Of the web
next to the hub.
Sale or THE Axra1ous CLus RooN FunMrua..
|-At two o'clock, on Wednesday, Constable Ward
Club, to pay an unpaid rent ~ n tAeenu-
meration OF articles was So arm chairs, 70 rot
tees, tables, spttoona, two ballot boxes (were
these the instruments with which Dsmooraeic
drill in repeating vas conductsdD snd ssyes.i
other minor articles. The club room was cyl
IDENTIFY not place Of luxury. No costly paintings
adorned its walls, and not even Democratic
literature, except ~ orally given, entered its
precincts.
CAPTAIN THAroHEa's BuNzaAL.-Fhe funeral
Of Captain William Thatcher, On Sunday after
oificated. and preached an impressive fqnesal
sermon The Captain was member Of LafaV-
cite Lodge, Of the Masonic order, and was buried
by Masonic ceremonies The body was laid ont
In handsome burial easkst by Thomas Mlteheal
the undertaken. A plain plste on the lid Of TIE
csaket had on it the following, inscription tWIl
liam Thatcher, born July $. 1911, died July q
1875" ~,
Masonic IssrA1I.ArIox.-At regular commit
nication Of Hope Lodge, No. 4. A. +. A M,
Of Laurel Dial held on Wednesday Jane 2Att
for the ensuing year 7. N. William, w. "A. p
. J. Fooks, y. wiz. Turpin Wright J. W.; Lax
: E Hearn. !Becrstay William H. 9WhAatley
Treasurer pr; Edward =; Fowler, g p. isa. e
7 Hexrn, ]. 8. Regular communications VIII By
i on the first and third Wednesdays OF eAcf
month.
HEAVY TrAvrI.-On Monday last $500 person,
took passage ON CITY Passenger Rail Road care
Thi. i the largest nsHbsr ever tsaa.portsd IN
! times Is they have BEEN on other ecoasions, By
= the travel was more regular and even. The pic
mic at RosendAle, tho base ball match q Schut
zen Park, and above all the cool shades alonj
the banks OF the Brandywine were the nam q
! fractions for travel to the wesssrn part Of u
. city. %F
: TIE paornosorAR YsnIp. -0ovsrnor Cochran
Monday, appointed Charles Bsasten. Of Odea
"a, to the Prothonotafyship which became Vi
p cant on Sunday. by tho expiration eaesthe tern
: Of Richard G. Cooper. The announcements pro
Q from well grounded reasons, that Mr.. Beaatel
. wAs the coming man. ~ "a
KENT ISLAND NAnaows.-The bridge aosoa
Kent Island Narrows ia flushed, and the dredg
l. ing ont of the Marrow ID rapidly progressing
The contractor has put on the Chester river Gid
an additional mud enhine, and the Narrow
IN lib b s sPsa st fsssssss r.
! Comet, I.a.iA4s IlMtlLLlls
suxsrRucx,-Dunug yesterday, man nazne
Weld.e, who resides on the Concord pike, about
milo and half from the city, WAS overcome b
II the heat while It work b. his ooxn6eld, and ~
n removed to ths honse in ip ipseusibih cobd
y ton. This morning he was still unconhcaoui
E and very littls II any, improved "
Bn1sx Coal Mmrse.-Ths Osceols, Pa. n
. peiLle, Of June 80, says: a. The KittAnning 20
tt aud nine hundred tons Of coAl per day: from tn
h Franklin Colliery." George W. Bush Son Al
Q sole agents I'm Wilmington and vicinity TOR tn
% celebrated bituninous coal.
d SALEM CouNTY CHNrKnNIAL.-The Centonh
% Of Salem county, N. J. will DO eelebrAted on til
g. 18th Of the present month, BY ! harvest home
10 the orchard Of Col. Robt. @. johnson, in SAILOR
City. Hon Geo. N. Robeson will b. the oras<
h OF the occasion. Hon. T. +. BayArd has prom
rs ised to be present. -at 49,
W. LARGE Loas -Four large sweet gum los
n which came up the Delaware Railroad, for 10
~, ace W. Cause. attracted considerable attenuoi
y this morning. They were about fifty feet LON
"a thirty inches diameter at the butt. and eightee
~ inches at the top. They arc mostly used for We
~ sci keels. ..l.f- >i..... .-. ...Iif
ly 10. o. F. IssrALLATroN.-On Saturday oy.
cd ming last the Grand Lodge officers !. Q. 0. =
Of Delaware, went up TO Centreville, where IN
installed the new officers Of tho lodge institute
-, there about six months ago. J. H. Seal conve
~ ed the party in his big wagon, and they report
,Is jolly time. l..l 10
isl SCHOONER LIBELED.-U. 8. Marshal Dunn sei
70, ed and libeled the abandoned scho0nar 0ensk
or Leui Harris, ct New Castle, ON Saturday. i
ss gives the usual notice to claimants, elsowher
TX OF the libel. -
ne 49, &c.. A..
IRE Thice men aeser."'' On SUNDAY i ,u. ;,,' I.