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their legal dnttes In thin msttes of h"rrowtns nnf.
On tha stuutrt thr snrttr* cintiafI lhe! ~, IL
e1epesai.i frn1n lal Iny, hn! the G'tt h'l ~ ~ ht
wu4 no cfcnac-tht 1t male no 'liatrr'iee rnh Ts M
source she money ,ae, II wAa "a,ne" W ~ rt III.
County Treasury vas elit i wfthin M ."ln @ ~
fhrir ,sa,,l mil they were lnnnd for any dciaeAnh
committed v th Treasurer III rra"'t nt sufh money
In sbor,. til, r:e il n.,stoaa'E different III
rlit:c.sE nF Mrs1rirA'. r"nronAflnSs
fretn wat Il IA Il! tt~ nf ip1ishusis or frtsAe
rn,'ara, ,.I. et;,,,ji.hr fur trnn. 1t II net tho
iev II shr INV II allow 'efentes II !ht tti to 10
r., up by +nrrtis. They sst"ns ne fisx: .ns{
:. ,,r. ai,n, s1c parry for wi,nn they sceosr .;
!. liz, fhrr n;'trrrn af tho mnhir n'ri IL u"
fail to inform themsrlyns thry tn It !: ia'T r r'rn,
lhIlA tcrcIarr upon the etrrnah IF tl1'e "
tlcs IA we'll u uls}n what fs:,ri ~ s",a r. i
principles sni ct,,afderatinns ri in'lf' "f,, ,,r
hold this plea to 10 ln anl sustain ss -" ii'.t,'
ThrD, in this case. the ltmnffrf !" n,. -" n,rr.
Gie,l 10 tbs llr.}. SIKH. aid tr'rn,h 81 ',a se
ruled; the demurrer htl by lh ~ F,. H., ~ l. .lo
and third RI !:fA'"t* q, x 10 ,.inttn tn
nyrsrnirtl, nH.l thr de:1tt.rfcF ''"" - Wv i
thu tfttl Nlfa il.l
, 1875-07-27
AN IMPORTANT LITTER,

From prominent gentleman and residaas ct olnolnnsh
H., for tile &1L }cats all known tl t10 heHtpap4
puhllAhuE. Throughout tho uAituI statss.
NEW YonK, Oct. II, 1s7o.
In. RAnwAy-pEAn sra: SIN tntiaood ty sons1 q
~o.ktnx Ut Yaut sodtcino syarlf Fur tc1eI4l {esn
lad btua Affected M!th 4ne Trouble " tho blAdds sa
~ ns ivtriy .dso,nS dss..e. whch tho ph1.sl.ns
Mauaasun af ths kldae,s lad bladder. agd gsvs y -
s!f opi1sna at Hy sssa III tIsa euiet
h.a takon srxs Sn,as1 ct ot Tsd!sss a d!ss
had ot Astunltinx having boou made BY 1927
F.nsd!ts. and fur month"; road nnoo tn ihe
.ho h.. ioax hssq % :as.iss :. hsa
psfiiiA. Rs&7sH. HeaaJ Aslle and Rssut*tlns pls-
ami taking t6n. ln thsea days kEsaI
Efea''ea' saa ~" '''' o. T. ", jANES, Clac!aua, O.
, 1875-07-27

NEgRA SKA.
OMAHA, July aG.-Tlo Herald publishes ID tho
moruinx sptcais from tho following counties:
Clay-uarvcsting promising md iue; wheat
good quality; yield Is 10 20 bushels per acre.
Oas gool. Corn and POTATOES very i'no.
Sxllue-Whcas II buhhels rer aero. uats
good. Dar!ey badly damaged, though tue ylela
is largo. Corn and polatcoH immense
Cumsnlns-Eyerythug ilfst-class. Harvesting
about douc.
Northeastern KcbraHka-1u tue vicinity OF
Sioux City not very favorable, though tho yio!d
will average ID bushels. hurley bad. ~
Eot,atsa-S.nail grain in ouly snall portion
Of Tue county. Not half q crop thoro. Barley
bud. Early corr, splendid; lato promises vol.
l4ancaAter-A tnost bountiful harvest except
bal,oy, which is not oyor half crop
JoI,lsun--Whoat II bushols per aero. Barley
half q crop. Oats good. Corn ino.
GasB--Dncs not report ut All tlattorlpgly. or
cent corn a,t, rotatoos. Barley ID cspeciay bad,
Tie weather the past ten days las beef, good
II, most loralitios in tno S1ats. and great efioEta
have been made to complete tho harvest, which
haa boon il The lnaln succeBHfui.
, 1875-07-27


DAvEsroAr. Ia, July 2G.-At Wyoming. Jones
County, to-day, aIihs E!s.o Grocn, a daughter of
one Of otr oldest and most esteemed citlzens,
went lnto tho Fisnt National Dank, and, after 4
fow words with the To!Isr. Wallace Foot, drew
revolver and lrel It lin. tho ball striking the
Hour near hts toes. lilo jumped behind picket
gate, and theu closed the door after him. when
aha ,ired auotAof shot, tho ball tassing through,
ttlu ,unel aut through bis hat about an inch
ahovo hin lead, barylng i!nelt in the vail, The
men who "eEe on tho sidewalk rushed In and
rscu!ed tho K,tl, and took the weapon from her.
Tho cause lx rad to be bsoaeh OF prornise aud
seduction. Tbs EIrl ls about III years old.
, 1875-07-27

Qc1xcY, ILL.,. July 2G.-rhc urtost OF tito
Thomas brothers In tie capacity OF harnesB-
thieves has occasionol quito sensation IN this
city. both we1o mon occupying respectable po-
eitiona iu society, one heing 1non'bcr Of
prominent church, aud tho otlsor In 1cqucat ~
cl4o.e-s1user. How long they havo boon engaged
in the occupations for which, thcy were apprc..
leluied IL not known hul tho various art4clea OF
HARNESS guoIa {ounl In tllnr possession.
nil Of Which has bccn Identified. leayea
no doubt Of their guilt. 1t IL sail that thoy
have been in the habit Ut shipping Btolou goods
t, ssconl-haud stores In Chicago. Que nf tho
1n.1, hus beo.l bound over for trial, aud tho
other has IlB examination On Thursday.
, 1875-07-27

CoLrunrs, o., July 2U.-0no Noyea +. Greg
ory, smart swiudler who has been pretending
to be tho travelling agent fot E. ". Phelps. Of
Newark, manufacturer Of toola for sharpening
agricultural Implements, WAS arrested in Aanea-
vile Oh Saturday nnd brought to this
city 10 auswor d cllargo of torgery and
o4taiuuK goo1h under talas presanaoa. ufeKoEy
purchased piano aud two organs hera souso
limo ago for Sa00, Kislng lp p"ymens thrna notes
for slWj each, pu1portng to ha e,Rnel by fnrm-
ers OF Marion County. 1heno notes turn out to
10 fosger!es, and now Gregory wants to com"
Drom,Be tile case, TbIs n,at, las recunt!v been
operating III tho West. It Is probable that otllas
PARTIES Have boen s"indlod.
, 1875-07-27

,9pfcid{ 0. tpdlch % TIC CkIcG10 7Fa6t9FR.
KAsxAkEe, ILL.,, July GA young nan clad
in the uu]eeaB uniform Of Second Lieutenant,
representing himself to 10 T. II. Thonaa, OF
tho Sixth Regiment United States Infantry, came
here last Saturday and contracted for sTo days
ratious for several companies OF soIdlern said to
DO eu route to New Orleaus. 0nsaturlay evening
lo caueetl tic arrest Of F1cuch bakof as m hl-
legged dexc1.cr. He put up at tue best
hotol, aud droro n fno llTery team.
1lo went to Beo tho girls, hut
got t,nuuced. On Sunday night he ordered sew
c.n carrngus TO meet tho night tral, to convey
tte ot,icerB Of tho companies to tho hotel. Nu
noldlers came. and tic gny Lieutenant was ar
rested lie tt,eu confessed that he llnl no con.
ncctou with tho nr1nY; that Ito waa broke, and
tack tlis method 10 get good feed mud have d
iclly time. lilo gayo Boino Of his ter.onal
Affects to satisfy various parties, mud WIS sent
OF Oh uuney contributed by tho boys.
, 1875-07-27
COMPROMISED,

CoLuxnua1 O., .Tuls 2G.--lI. y. Rich, tho do
faultiug agent Of tho BALTIMORE d ohio Rail-
road, VAS tRkon before tho Mayor to-day and
discharged. no ono appearing agRlnns him. This
IL In accord1ncs with the terms Of compromise
1nado between lis attorneys nnd tho railway
lend 10 tho recovery of most Of tho S,Uuu cul-
bczxlol by hin and lost III gambling.
, 1875-07-27

Mov1LlE, July 2G.-Stcanshtps Casthlla and
.r,rian, from New York. have arrived.
New Yo,.x, July 2G.-AsriVcd- Steamship Me-
vaia, from Liverpool. -.
f. FARTHER ro1ar. July 21.-Arrtyel-6teauer
atan,tohnt,, from Glasgow. ....
NEw YolsK. July 2G.-Arriycd-Steamar Pom-
metapla, FROM Hamburg.
, 1875-07-27

New 0nlEAss July ao.-rle refusal, on Bat
urday oscnlnY, of tho Captain Of tho British
steamer State Of Alabama to surrender throc Of
Lss ssilozs charged with stealing coat. created
y f!utter of ezc,ts1nont III public circles. Tho
British Consul was appealed to; meantime
the Alabama sailed for Liverpool With tho
accused on board. Atty.-uen. Fic!d states that
When the Legal poia'a hare hceE examined'
no will La 1naao . party to tho crime ~ having
Aarbo1el the accused persons, aud stsrs will od
takun fof h!s ar1e4t on Ills return to tais port.
, 1875-07-27

PHILADELPHIA. Jnly 2G.-Dapiol Fee was to-
day held in $4,000 to answer the charge OF fn-
citing to riot lilo Vas oua OF the leaders III the
recent attack on ex.pr1est derdem1nn. 0erde"
maui will tactute on "Ten fasts In tho ls,est-
huod,"at Horticultural Hall, "Wednesday hight.
aid tho Protestant Alliance will attend III body.
, 1875-07-27
INDIANA.


Special Dfapatch u Jhs t'hieaqo TRIBUNE.
Isp1ANApo1Is, Iud., July 2g,- Continued heavy
rain today, Ths prospects for crops s1s very
r1oonv indeed in this locality, ssye for corn.
Whvat oats, and barley arc not half cEop.
, 1875-07-27

srtttat bsre.eh to Ths tA1faoo Tribune.
MILWAUKEE, July 2G.-FTea Do1tsctIy, pto1ni-
ucat miller and grAin-dea1oE. who las rccent!y
lost by sums eAd to aggregate klb0, ,0Do. and LAS
gwen evidence Vt uusouul mud, WIS to-day ar
, 1875-07-27

To1rpo, O., July 26.-Jolu Noble, highly
respected farmer, 5U Yonrs OF ago. nring ncar
M,Ibury, Ottawa County, killed lis wife thls
oyonns by beating her with club and cutting
hur throat. Alleged cause. lnli'tolit5. lie suf-
rendered. himself to tue authorities.
, 1875-07-27

rossod at his mill fnt attempting t' sort one Of
l,ia employees with w!ss,,i hs w,- int" f'rlnk, tho
mill hetnE run III iht iitcr"rt Of lts crhuItors-
liz il tullinel IN jail. aud r,u,si Tered ,nhAnu.
, 1875-07-27

HrtrtN{ IHfp0fch % The [NarH50 5F1HHHs.
Isn1ASArol1s. Ind, July 26.-Tho1nas Car
michael, colored man. was found dohd in the
canal to-day. Hc has been missing since Sa1ur-
day. Foul play is suspected.
, 1875-07-27


rurLAnELrnlA, Pa, July 2''.-Ainry J. conor,
aYcd 35 yca.B. was shot dead Yesterday by hor
4,,,rbsnl he not knowing that a gun which be
nniutad 1t her wan loaded.
, 1875-07-27

ST. Lou1a. July 2G.-lho Rtpnbficans Kansas
CITY spaciai rays Or. Jnmcs Arnold was knocked
down by a highwaynau on aecond stroet near
tho Hannibal Hallway bridge, MI Sunday might.
money. liz was struck by n s'utg.s!,ot, and
terribly cut about tho head No arrests.
, 1875-07-27
Kidney and Bladder Complaints,

Urinary and Womb Diseases, Gravel, DlabetsA propN
snppaxu Ut watur. tnuAntins.eu Ut uslas. rlGhs ~
dn.tdepo,l,s q ts watet .hlok: eondy. @11sd ~
silk. d! tAare 10 mprb dark. bilious appearance" md
wlte huasdaat dstnss, and MtIHR tlor Il ptlckl'ng
bnranx when pt,.aK water. aud pain tho A1a1
vi tho GAck aud Alunx tho lolna.
, 1875-07-27

Tho Cincinnati noart VI Education Int night
by acclauatlui, eluctud tho Hon. Hsorge 4. Feu-
llcton mcnhus of thu Hpa1d Ut Managers of
tie Public Library OF shgt city.
Tho usw TnraoF-1Ial ut Tod Wing, ,Iinn., vas
Dedicated Saturday aud yesterday. the cererao-
uis 8 beng participated III bY Tarner aud si'g-
INK socie,ies of IT. Paul aud aiIHnclr'ln. lilo
afl II ta,l to be tho bost yet built by tie IurupB
il atnueauta. 1t il built of b'ica, three ssur'ea
aut tancl.cnt. GJ LY TO fees, divided Iuto sna-
utre, turm1lx.llat assembly, etc.
The Commissioners appointed by the Governor
| to Bc'cct Ioca.l1u Tor tho lnstitnliou tor
fecbe- Minded tl.isnn arrived III Alsun yprtcf-
| dug ,nu1utlg ttoul Qu,ucy. aud Wslo lAet d. tho
| uetut by copu!ttee OF tlt!zots Ut tho futiluI
placu and Upper Alton. lhoy spent must Ut tt,s
| dny III driving tu different plAecs, aud secuted
yrIy fayoraLly impressed with Altou. Ihoy "
| iula Altvu tv Mk islnulL
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-15
The Odd Fellows.

GRAND LODGE .PRooEEDIEds-sEcoEDD DAY-FISAL
ADJOURNMENT.
The Grand Lodge resumed its sessions yester-
day afternoon at 2 o'clock, and received the re-
ports of various special committees, which were
adopted.
The Committee on the State Of the order, to
which was referred the protest OF Brandywne
Lodge against granting charter to Eagle
Lodge, No. 81, reported in favor Of disrni--ng
the protest. which report was adopted.
The resolution on Wednesday appointing a
Centennial Committee OF nine members waH re-
considered and amended. The amendment re-
were also made.
A resolution was adopted instructing the pro.
per officers to procure official regalia for the Il
W. q. Chaplain II. W. G. Conductor Il. W. G
Guardian and H. W. g. Herald.
The uniform Constitution for all subordinate
Lodges was agreed upon, and also one for the
Rebekah Degree Lodges.
ReHolutioBr Of thanks to =. q. NJ. John W.
Boon for the faithful and efficient manner in
which he had performed the duties OF his Office
were adopted.
The r. w. G.. s. was instructed to procure
blank books, in which the semi annual reports
OF the subordinate Lodges should be recorded
The same officer was also instructed to have
500 copies Of the uniformconsttution printed and
70 be furnished to subordinate Lodges al
10 cents above cost.
The evening session was principally spent in
an exemplifcatlon OF the secret work OF the Or
der by the Il. W. Grand Lodge Representative
r. II. Mcdaniel.
1900 waH appropriated to the Centennial Com
mittee, which was authorized after all the ecu
tennal arrangements are mad, to call specia
meeting OF the Grand Lodge, for their consider
alton.
After come further routine business the Crane
Lodge adjourned.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-15
The Fire-Alarm Apparatus.

II wogEISG ORDER At THE WASHINGTON ENGINE
HousE-coUSoIL TO VIEW IT IAls EVENING.
The apparatus OF the National Fire Alarm Co,
of which mention was made in yesterdays Con-
aERcIAL has been set mp in the second story OF
the Washington engine-hOnse, where it was
viewed both last night and this morning by
number Of our people. Ii was the intention OF
the City Council, last evening" to examine the
apparatus. but the late hour OF adjournment
prevented. The members will GO in body, this
evening.
Like other alarm apparatus, this works on
the electrical principle, but it is claimed for it
that it is more simple. Numbered boxes are
placed in any desired locality, and from these
wires connect with gongs in the several engine
houses and a central alarm bell (in our case it
would be the City Hall belD upon all OF which
the alarm is rung at the same time. Keys OF
the alarm boxes are given out 10 any number OF
persons designated by the Chief Engineer or
other person selected for this duty, but
a prevention Of false alarms s provided
for in simple arrangement by which
the person who strkea It may be
at once known on repairing to the box. The
entire machinery is strong and desirable self
adjusting, and so simple t'a' any one caa oper
ate it, II may also be us fr Police Alarm
Telegraph and other purpose.
Among those who viewed tue apparatus. this
morning. was Chief Engineer Mccall who WAS
much pleased with Its working. The offer is
made to erect tho apparatus IN this city, furnish
fifteen miles OF wire, thirty street boxes, eight
engine gongs and bell striker for the City Hall
for about 100000.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-15
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Local Time Table.

TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON.
Pov sss York.-l.sl, A. N, 1slr 1919, o.As, z. NJ
YoT PAiladslphia.- 7oo $40 $40, ssT, 1890,
A. lalI 12s2, 400, 41b, 5.42, 20, $50 z. N. Sun
days $40, A M. AS, $50, 80, p. N.
For Baltimore and Warrington. 2.03, l0.v2,
A. n. 12o6, l75, go, 7lo, P. M. sundays, l2oS,
sos A. N.
For He.s castl-eoo so, sao. A. NJ iac, $40, p.
II. No Sunday tralns.
For Dela,sare r. Rs00, % A. M. $40. M. tthe
$40 7. M. train runs only as far as Harrngton) No
sunday trains
For Wilmington + Restern R. R.--10.30 a. NJ; o.s5
p. M. sundays, 400, P. n.
For Wilmiy,Jton and Reading r. R--s.2s, and s.45
A. NJ; 4.so, r. n. No Sunday trains.
rRADs ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON.
From Hew Yrk.-l.c5, A. NJ; ia.Ss, 1.ls, 100, T.
NJ. sundays, lo5, A M. =,
From Philaaei iphta.-ls.42, i.b3, 80 sS, A: M:
1910 1854, ls II. 5.l5, $50, Tca, $. 0, 100 N.
Sundays, Il ~, l.os, 1913, A M I.so, li.oc, p.
Frons Bdit;raors.-i.9i, 9.s2. A: NJ; 1901 lata'
From Fashinyton.-- l.9l, a. a.. 1901 l2.40, o.s2,
s.SO, p. NJ. Sundays, IN, A. n. o.90, p. N.
Ffops Per. Depost.-s.b A. NJ. No sunday train.
Frors Wilmington & Western r. R.-T.t5, A. N.
BIS p NJ. Sundays $50, P. NJ.
From Wilmington d Reading r. R. - 1918, A. M.
3 20 and $50 p. NJ. No Sunday trains.
rRAIss LxAvx PHILADELPHIA poR WILMINGTON.
From Broad and Prime Streets.-s60 $50, 1890, A.
M; l2l5, 800, AGO. 6l5 go 5 ,9.3o, H. T. NJ,
Sundays, 30, A. M: 90, go, 1i.30, +. NJ
From Eesf Philadelphia DcTot -l2.40, A. NJ; l2lO,
1918. sO0 p. NJ. sundays. l240, A. M.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-15
Local Brevlties.
= Sunset at $40.


Sunrise tomorrow at 6.l3
Sacrificing White Goods at Larklns.
Advertising is the oil which wise trsicsmeu put
iNrheir lamps.
The COMMERCIAL ALMANAC AND YEAR BooK will
appear In due time.
SIX and felt hats at Dubels the Sd street halter,
at fair prices and latest styles.
orler your neat oyercnat OF Buxbaum, at 81 and
Market street. New goods, very fne.
Fullmer supplies reed birds and other game To
families, al moderate cost. at SOC Market street.
Select snd al grades of feathers renovated by
scaldng steam process, at Adairs 4th and King.
LABRADOR herring, genuine Labrador herring
ltne only ones, We believe, in town., at Bowmans
N and King.
New stock fresh from the manufacturers at the
pleasant new boot anu shoe store OF Fennessey, No.
22l Market street
Rain won't hurt Webb felt hat The best 10
cheapest m the long runtry Webb felt hat, to be
had at 30i Market street.
s'd'riy men can get pain goods made mp neatly
and TO III at he an street tailoring establish nent
OF Mr. George Gouert. Prices low.
The tess, cnffees spices snd pure old cider vine
gar sold BY Reynol for prices and quality need
tny trial to convince the most sseptcal. 5. T.
corner OF 9Th and king.
watts hotel at Water and Market is literally pa
tronized. Joe is accommodating and gives square
meal-beef steak chops, oysters &C. open for mid
night train and at 3 q. N.
New bucswheat, lXL mince meat, new seedless
raisins, currsnis, lemons, oranges, choice fruit
butter, new crop OF N q. molasses, choice syrups
a Reynolds 5tn and kipg
Bowman's. I'd and King sales Of coffees and teas
especially coiees, has lsrgey increased OF late, ow
lug, we pr sumo, 10 the fact thai resoutely sd
heres TO the plan OF selling o- reliable goods, and
that az the lowest fair prices.
We call attention 70 those Of our reslers who own
horst or cattle to the article Of food Known as
"GOrdons Fo1d for Horses ard Cattle which is for
sale hy our townsplen. Carey \ Mari This food Is
compounded ON scientific principles 10 give 10 STALL
quAe at this season OF the year-the benefit they
would receive from the grazing ned. 1t has been
used by some in the city for the lss; sixty days with
very gratifying results, and we believe that In
commencing It's use we perform an act Of charity
to our dumb animals AMI eeuniary advantage 10 The
owners.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-15
Bn Sc Hall,
ANOTHER PHILADELPHIA AMATEUR CLUB VAN
QuIsHED BY THE QUIcKsIEPa.

QUIsHED BY THE QUiCksTEps.
The Quickstep club, yesterday afternoon,
vanquished the Doerrs, OF Philadelphia, and won
an easy victory. The visiting club was not the
Doerr club as constituted some months ago, or
as it last appeared here, Tor on.y three names
of the original nine appeared IL their list Of
players. This may have made some difference,
for the Doerr club has inc repntition,
being the only amateur club, except the Quick
steps, which has defeated tho Athletics, while
their playing, yesterday. WAS only OF the
average kind Occasionally they made some
good spurts at batting, and one man sent
two balls over the east fence,
aud scored two home runs, being the first
time such thing has ever been done on the
new grounds. Both balls passed over in about
the same place, and each was at least ten feet
above the boards OF the fence.
The Quicksteps PLAYED a very good game.
Fowzer took second bsse and Rogers the third.
both doing good execution. Stidham made a
fine play By taking ground ball on his extreme
right and putting man ont at third. All the
other players did well in their usual places
Only a medium sized audience was present yes
terday. Harry sherwin, OF this city. umpired
the game. The following was the score
1234567s Total
Quickstep, ,...........2lI130 $50 IA
Doerr, 90 0 o / 0 q
THE READING AcTIvKs AT HARRISBURG, YESTERDAY
ALMOST A COLLISION.
The Reading Actiyes and Harrisburg Experts
played an exhibition game in Harrisburg, yes
terday. The Actves did not win the game, the
score being tie when 1t closed but they claim
it on forfeit. At the end OF the eighth inning
the score. stood Expert u, Active IL. The for
mer wer5fetired on the 9Th without run, and
when the Actves took the bat Goodman. who
was the on bases, WAS brought in by hit OF Res
| sler to left field, near the foul line.
Tho Reading TINES says that Csrrigan. the
Experts pitcher, claimed that RessleI's hit was
foul one, and he left his position declaring lie
would play no further Tie crowd then rushed
| in upon the held, and the Umpire waiting come
| fifteen minutes for him to again take hs posi-
ii n.and have the gro ends cleared, and this not
| being done he left the field reserving his de-
cision until he got 10 the hotel, when he decid-
| ed the game 9 to in the Activea' favor. This
| decision wss given in writing on the ground
that the Expert players lefs the grounds and re-
| fused to clear the zane so as 10 continue the
game.
The crowd. during all this excitement, behsv-
ed badly, threatening the Umpire with personsl
| violence which wonld likely have been inflicted
| but for the interference Of the Active Club, and
Mr. W. l. Miller, Manager Of the Experts. MIR.
| Miller made every EFFORT possible to have the
| game concluded on the field. A. WickliDe, Of
| Reading umpired the game Lie decisions being
| hooted and ieered by an audience which, the
| Reading Times says, wss one OF the most unruly
| that ever disgraced ball field.
The follovinh is the score;
1884 56 67s9 Total
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-15

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IN Humphreys Homeopathic Specifc No. 2s. II
tones up the system, dispels the mental gloom and
desponhency, and rejuyenates the entire systeIn Ii
Is perfectly harmless and always efficient. Price
w. for package of Ave boxes and a large 81 vial OF
i1wtler, which Is important in Old, serleus cases
81 per slagle box. sold by all druggists, or sent
ny mail on receipt of price. Address Humphreys
specific Homeopathic Medicine Co., No. 562 Broad
yay NJ z feb25ddw
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-15

t6-H yot rant PilLs, take Ayers PHI. Nothing
has ever apps ared that compare with this pre-
paration for chasing out the dlstempers that fasten
and grow upon u.s. They are the Philosopher
elixir Of life, which bids defiance to disease, and
leaves us no alternative but TO die OF old age. They
are mild for children, yet. in fun dose, powerful
for q full grown man. Though sweet morsels to the
taste, which glide sugarshod over the palate, thelr
virtues strike with telling force on he yry founda-
tlons of disease.-Cincfandti (O) Gazette.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-15

The REPUBLICAN CLUB.-A general desire ia
indicated amongst Republicans that an active
organization Of the members of the party in this
city should he maintained, and it il intended to
secure rooms for the Union Republican Club,
and resume its regular weekly meetings. AZ
soon as suitable place is selected the prcri-
dent, Mr.. Washington Hastings, VIII call the
members together.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-15

~ Hundreds Of DisrsptitdJs Spesulqtors have
sought TO palm on upon the public, nery and adult
lerated drains for benign Cordial, TO whleh the
weak the nervous, the dyspeptc, the sleepess, the
despondeut, owe more than TO any other restorative
OF a centuary most prolific in remedies But these
vile limitations can never deceive those VINO nave
once used the Great original. UDoLPHo WOLVES
scHIEDAu AROMATIC ScHHAPPs, which is at once
donor anu preserva;ive of health sepl6,dlt&w
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-15

BLACK Su.Ks.-Wm. NJ. Kennard 4 Co. again
come before the public with full line OF their
celebrated makes OF black silks. Having met
with the most gratifying SUCCESS in the past
they feel disposed to offer still creator induce
menta in these goods. Their silks are from
liable sources and are warranted to wear. Call
and examine them; you will tind the line full
and complete
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-15
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