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Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-12-31

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the winter dnppiogs froo bssl a6d nue-
10. Thsss can b utilised fos ~ grease
by builiag II watts. allowing 4 - ed.
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soft Wa1dt ! poaad el borax. Put eoda,
.lioe ed waaes into o. ieos bosjes; boll
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FS1i1& Gaange.
MFSiee " Nassoa.

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higher The price. u 4nl
sheep are the best adapeed @mrssh.
III nsae TOR aGarose's iaoily = any
ssiussl be raises. IT, eares0 Seiag soeil
II en- b generally eaten fresh. without
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y From The assaal report Il the Nsssoe-
n 0sasse Il oroaDo theSe are Iofty!two
Sesee, Osen0es. end 32te95 subordnate
Raagesio the United States. w.
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wives, u they hare nken tie degree q
Pomoos. TIE pay while attending u
s:tdags d the National Grange b tea
eesess mile aad six dollars Day. 0vss
90, 600 ~ dues weso collected lsse yeaS.
The membenhip u l. 10000 persons.
which y p inceesssqf about 49, QQQ 'iaee
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vaJ In II cslt,ls d! Pitt

Old eussoness win hnd - up p The
ilmea. and new uneo oso invitcd 70 call
end examiae goods ard leasa psScea.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-14
THE PHILADELPHIA MARKETS TO-DAY.
TTE FHTTsaDELFHIA MAHkETH TU-Dhf'
Report j. r. y D. Il. Kenney. 800 N. Water St.l
BY Telegraph t. the Commercial.
pIa,n Talk from a Judge.

Al Rome, Ga, recently four young lawyers,
NNo lad just passed an examination, were ad-
''e@-ed as follows by Judge Underwood
Young gentlemen, I want to say a thing or
t"o To you. You have passed as good an examl-
na'ioh az usual, perhaps better; but yon don't
s"9" anything. Like those young fellows just
oaPN from their graduation college, you think
ION know great deal. This is great mistake
II you ever get to be of any account, you will be
Autlilhed at your present ignorance. Don't be
10" bl6 for your breeches. Go round to the
l''9tice1' court, Try to learn something. Don't
pH AFRAID Set Off upon a high key. You
VIII no doubt, speak great deal Of nonsense,
n't you will have one consolaton-nobody will
show 1t. The great mass of mankind take sound
.nr stii7e. Never mind about your case-pitch
81 nn are about as apt to win as lose. Don't
p' ashamed of the wise looking justice. lie
u9h know thing. He is deadbeat on knowl-
'uSe' Stand TO your rack, fodder or no fodder,
anu You will see daylight after while. The
Immunity generally suppose that you will be
iAscas' There ID no absolute necessity that
,uH should You may be smart without being
WtvEN Lawyers ought to be gentlemen. Some
vi l'em don't come up to the standard, and are
,l'TBrace to the fraternity. They know more
@ ,'a,i any other race generally, and not much in
paIiielllar. They don't know anything abou
ltetOnes, carboniferous periods, and ancient
a.l animals known al fossils. Men that MAKE
ttut tHoy know great deal on these subjects don
hmoW much. They are humbugs-superb hum
""iN' ihey are ancient land animals Themselves
@ a'i VIII ultimately be fossils. You are dismissed
"," tn sincere hope OF the court that you viii
"'' make asses Of yourselves.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-14
what is the Best monument.

To the Editor Of the Commercial;
In your issue OF August 11th, we read with
good deal more pain than pleasure an article
urging the erection of monument commemo-
rating the first landing place Of the Swedes.
Now monuments are very pretty things to look
at and so are hanging gardens and all objects
which delight the eye, but are certainly second
ary to many another plan which might beautify
and adorn our city. Think OF the money mar
BILE monument would cost, and let all who have
any spare cash for that purpose, devote it to the
poor fund next winter for coal and blankets.
Let every descendent OF those first Swedish
settlers" become great. good and noble men and
women ; then every resident in our city and eve
ry stranger who visits us would see magniii-
cent monument wherever they looked that would
roach as high as Heaven itself-an everlasting
monument, "not built with hands, but made OF
30 shining material that the rehexion would
wave on wave. e.gld every city in the land with its
lustre. Whereas heavy earthly monument built
of stone would stick in the mud where it was first
put and no good ever come of it but the graft
tying of little PRIDE. So let every citizen hast
on to deposit their subscription on the white
book that ever lies open. Let them hasten to
build this eternal ladder on which they can
climb to their heavenly homo. Let good deeds
be our monuments and not perishable piles.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-14
Peaches amd Poison.

A JEALOUS WOMAN TRIES TO POISON HER RIVAL.
While the votaries of Terpsichore were "trip
ping the light Fantastic to the dulcet strains OF
All excellent string band, and the remainder OF
the gay and festive crowd Of colored folks were
reyellng in hilarity on the picnic grounds Oh
Tuesday, there was one, light mulatto woman,
who was bent on mission Of death-not Of pleas
ure. 1t appears that colored girl from Con
cord had succeeded IN estranging the affections
of her beau, and she determined on revenge.
Procuring nice, ripe peach, by ssme means she
shook her pleasantly by the hand, and protfered
her the tempting fruit, which the later accepted,
and commenced eating it. In few minutes sh :
complained of violent pains in her stomach and
fell to tho ground in a swoon. Fortunately a
doctor was present, who prescribed the usual
antidote, and she recovered sufficiently to be
taken home in carriage. AS soon as her ieal-
ous companion discovered that her scheme was
about to operate successfully she fed-Sedford
Citizen
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-14
1eaths.

BLE>T. On Friday afternoon, August 1871, 1875,
William M infant son Of William Ii. Blest. aged
smon'ha.
Fune, al from the residence of his tatne, No. lls
Linden street tomorrow Sunday afternoon, NJ 2'
O'Clock
WYATT -Auguat 9Th, John !. wyatI aged "a
years.
Funeral from his late residence S23 Tana street,
on Monday, the 18th inst, at O'clock p. IN, TO pro-
coed to the Wilmington Il Brandywine Cemetery.
CARR-In this city, on August l2th 1916 Lizzie
d. infant daughter OF VIM. Carr, aged months
Funoral from the residence of her father, NO. 2Zj
e Fourth street, on Saturday afternoon at O'Clock
HIGGINS.-In this city, August 18th, 1875, Martha
j. higgins, youngest daughter OF Rodney anu
Anna a Higgins. aged year aud daye
The relatives and friends of the family are re-
spectfully invites to attend the funeral from the
residence of her parents, go Bast Front street. on
sunday afternoon, 10 meet at the house at O'CLOCK
and leave at O'Clock Interment ut Asbnry church
burying ground.
We were weeping at her pillow,
For we knew that she must die,
And the house IL sad and lonely
Since Martha in the grave must ne.
Fold the little hands together,
Close the bright and sparkling eyes,
See how like a broken lily,
Pale and beautiful she lies.
Little Martha was our darling.
Pride or all our hearts at home,
But an angel came and whispered,
Martha darling do come home.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-14
SECOND EDITION.
Base hail Notes.

THE QuICKBTRPB AT DovER-THE WATCHMAAERh
AND sHoEMAKERs-oTHEn MOTIFS.
The Quicksteps continue On their victorious
career down the State. In the game at Dover,
yesterday, they were victorious over the Dover
club by score Of 30 to nothing in four innings,
the rain interfering and stopping the game.
To-day the Quicksteps play the Smyrna club.
A Typographical error, Yesterday, made us say
that the Qnicksteps beat the Milford club Oh
Thursday by a score of II to when 1t should
have been 81 to s.
The following is the score of the game yester-
day at the Schutzen park between tho Jewellers
and the Shoemakers
Innings, ............ ....1 2 8 4 7S9
shoemakers. 4 o / 8 Q 0 2 0-1s
Jewellers, ..........0 8 0 4 80 o 1G
The Jewellers did not get their ninth inning On
account OF rain 30 the game was referred back
to the seventh inning which would be II to IL in
favor Of Jewellers.
Umpire Thomas Kane.
1t is now thought that the game between the
Quicksteps and the Philadelphia professional
club will come Off on Tuesday, the 3lst instant.
The "Flyaway" of New York is said to be the
champion amateur club OF the United States.
1t is suggeated that the Quicksteps play them a
game on The next excursion OF =. 7. f. Smith to
New York.
The carpenters are putting up aeats to-day,
on the now grounds. OF the Quicksteps. They
will be in very commanding position and par
TALLY shaded by Judge Gilpin's shade trees. A
picket fence will be put up in front Of the seats
to keep back the crowd.
This afternoon the Maple Leaf play the A.
H. Kane from Philadelphia, at Schuetzen Park.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-14
New Castle Items

NEW CASTLE, DEL, Aug. IA.
Prof. F. s. Duncan, while on his way home on
Thursday evening, had the misfortune to lose
his pocket book somewhere between the Della
ware House and his home. 1t contained some
money and papers of no value exceptto the own.
or. The finder will be suitably rewarded by re-
turning the same
VIM. II. Terry has purchased the three story
brick house ON Vine street. between Delaware
and Williams, the property of Jos M. Wise, for
$2,250.
The lighters for raising the barge that was
sunk off JetIersons Wharf, have arrived, and
will, in a few days have her ahoat.
The servant girl OF the Rev. Mr. Mann was ar
rested, yesterday, for an assault on his wife.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-14
Collision OF Peach trains.

SEVERAL CARS TELEscoPED-THE ENGINES THROWN
FROM THE TRACK AND TRAVEL IMPEDEp.
A collision occurred on the Philadelphia and
Trenton Railroad last evening at half past 6
o'clock, near Holmesburg, by which travel WAS
obstructed for three hours. Two freight
trains. loaded with peaches from Delaware,
were ON the main track. In endeayor-
ing to clear the way for through express from
New York, which was then approaching, the
foremost train was backed 30 as to switch on to
a siding, but before this could be done the train
in the rear came laundering along and collision
followed. The cars telescoped the two ell
gines, a caboose and eight freight cars were
thrown Off the track the rails were broken and
travel impeded. Wreckers were immediately set
to work to clear away the debris. This work
was completed by $50 o'clock and traffic was re
sumed
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-14

The post-otfice Department has arranged for
monthly mail service between Baltimore and Rio
Jsneiro, by the King line of steamers, beginning
on the 28th instant.
The beer brewery of Joseph Hoelzby, at LIE.
banon, Pa, was seized yesterday, on charge OF
defrauding the Government by selling from un-
stamped packages.
Jesse Woodson, charged with the murder OF a
woman named Jarratt. was taken from the jan
at Murfreesboro', Tenn, on Thursday night,
and hanged him.
At Detroit yesterday morning, John Hoffman
of the firm OF Hoffman Mayer, ship chambers
shot and mortally wounded his wife, and ther
shot himaelf dead 1t is supposed he vas 1eal
Gus.
..Tennyson always carries rasins in his Goa
pocket.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-14
The Misslssippi FIoOds

The Mississippi river at Memphis rose last
night to within an inch of the 'danger line. :"
No serious damage is yet reported from below
except at Point Comfort and Linwood. The
planters are strengthening tho levees, but it is
saturated with water and yield, unless the river
shall soon subside. The signal Bureau antci-
pates rise in the river at Memphis to the 'dan-
ger inep to-day, but at Cairo and st. Louis the
river will fall.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-14
JvhnsOn ON the Currency.

Hon. Reverdy johnson has written letter tC
the New York Tribune upon the currency ques
tion, in which he concludes that the only cur
rency known to the Constitution Is gold and sil
yer or paper convertible into it on demand tha
nothing but gold silver can be made legal ten
der; that the Government being no Longer
threatened or apprehending danger. Congress
has no power to authorize the issue of All ire
deemable currency and mako it II legal tender
and that the credit of the nation and the perma
nent prosperity of all classes of our citizens de
mands as speedy return as practicable to
sDece currency.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-14
FIN an C12ls

PRICE OF GOLD TO-DAY.
NEW YORK. August IA.
Gold opened, this morning at sl.131{.
Furnished by Craige, johnson b Co., Bankers and
Brokers' 9Th and Market sts.l
LONDON, 1890 p. NJ, Aug. 1875.
U. y. 1865, 1O7]1 1s67's. 1885 Ten-fortes
1OlN ex coupon New Flves Of 81, 1855. Consols
money 9i 1916. Account, 95 1-16. Erie common
shares l94S. Preferred 2S. New York Central, 81.
PARIS Aug. IA 1875.
Rents buoysnt 66@721l. Market firm
FRANKFORT August II.
U. 8. 5-20's OF 1862, 984.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-14
The North Carolina Elections.

publican Executive Committee, receiveda a des-
patch from North Carolina to-day, saying that
the final returns from the recent election in
North Carolina give the Democrats 90. the Re-
publcans S. and tho independents members
Of the constitutional convention. On the popu-
lar vote the Republicans carry tho State by
about $4,000 majority, gain over the election
of last year of 10000, when the Democrats had
y 900 ma inritY.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-14
Mrs. Margaret Childs was fatally burned Will

Mrs. Margaret Childs was fatally burned while
lighting fire with coal oil in Baltimore yeeter
day.
The house of William p ATilburn, at Free
port, ILL.,, was burned yesterday morning, and
Mrs. Milbnrn perished in the flames The LOST
on the building is $4,000.
There was death from yellow fever in New
Orleans on Thursday, but no new cases OF the
disease are reported.
In Washington yesterday, Frauner, who, 0
short time since fatally shot y War Department
clerk. named Kennedy, for too much intimacy
with his wife, was bailed yesterday On his owl
recognizauce.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-14
Fan Trad att the West.

The Chicago Inter Ocean of Monday says
1--WE have now had two whole days OF good clea
weather, and if it should he extended into
week, there is no question but that there woul
be another revolution in business circles
Everybody would feel sure OF good crops, an
consequently of good business this fall price
of gram would decline considerably, but ther
would be more active and healthful movemen
at the decline than at the present prices.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-14
Presidential Conventions at Long
Branch

Presidential Conventions at Long
Branch.
movement is on foot among hotel keepers
and railway officials to induce the holding OF
one or both Presidential Conventions next year
at Long Branch. Colonel Thomas A. Scott, OF
the Pennsylvania Railway, has already conferred
OH the subject with Charles Leland, OF the
Ocean Hotel, Long Branch, and several in
terviews have been held with Leading politl-
clans, who accept the suggestion happy
one. New Jersey as State claims the right to
have once Presidential Convention within its
borders, and Phladelphans favor the project be-
cause it will insure the attendance at the Exhl-
bition of many persons who would ignore Phila-
delphia if they had to make journey during the
summer to attend the Convention in some dis
tant CITY,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-14

SUPPOSED SUICIDE AT MILToN.-On Monday
last, the body of Morris p. Darby, Of Milton,
Sussex county, 10 years Of age. WAS found in the
creek, he having drowned himself, it is supposed
the day previous. His mind has been wrong for
some time. He is also said to have been Jealous
nf ,pifa
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-14

PERSONAL Dors.-Jno. +. Doughten returned,
last night. from his eastern tour.
1t was Annesloy Newlin's family who went
down to Rehoboth and not Mr.. Newlin, who says
he rarely ever goes away from home.
Chas. Baird and wife 60 down to Cape May to-
day for the remainder of the season.
Robert MORRISON goes to Port Deposit this
evening to recuperate for few days.
Mrs. DR.. Foster has returned from months
vacation much refreshed and has resumed her
practice,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-14

AN ANIMATED HIToHINo posT.-At the Laurel
depot, the other day, an old man from the coun-
try drove up and hitched his horse to the rear
end Of the mixed train, which was standing in
the station. Presently the whistle sounded and
the train started off. its speed increasing that OF
the terrified horse on behind. The owner was
greatly excited and in stentorian tones COM
manded the train to stop but on it went with its
novel addition, and the old man was about to
conclude that his horse was gone forever, when
1t suddenly got tired Of that foolshness and with
a strong jerk broke the hitchng strap and was
free again. The scene Afforded much amusement
IN tho bvatanderg
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-14

soa Grove and Cape May were united yoster-
lay by horse railroad which has been compile
toi within three weeks. The energy displayed
a, this new seaside resort is as remarkable as
,omuvndable and is an apt illustration Of the
old maxim that ''money makes the mare Co."
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-14

New FEATURE IN BUsINEss.-We call atten-
ton to Mr. Heald's card In another column. Mr..
H. proposes to open regular weekly exchange
at the Clayton House, for Real Rstate, stocks,
bonds, loans, &c We predict that he will stir
up a sluggish market and make things more
lively in these classes of property.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-14

Crops IN KENT CouNTY.-In long ride over
Kent county the Milford Netcs made q careful
observation OF the growing corn crop, now al
most mature, and is Of the opinion that it never
was excel'ed. There is scarcely field between
Milford and Dover that does not bid fair to yield
forty bushels to the acre. while some OF them
give promise of twice this quantity.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-14
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Hanrincs YcsterdaY.

John Webb, convicted of murder, was hanged
at knoxville yesterday, III presence of about
twelve thousand persons. He asserted his Ill
nocence to the last.
Wright W. Wheatly was hanged yesterday at
Helena, Montana, for murder. He made no
statement as to his guilt or innocence.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-14

PARTRIDaRs HArCHRD IN THE SUN.-During
wheat harvest reaper in Hockessn Valley in
going over partridge's nest, killed the mother.
Albert T. Williamson gathered up the eggs, and
taking them home, wrapped them up in warm
cloth and laid them out in the sun on roof, and
and when the weather was wet and cool he kept
them warm by artificial heat. few days ago,
the young birds made their appearance, and yes
terday he sent four of them down to John Nc
Cafferty, Of this city, to raise.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-14
A Ma,,acnu,cIls Flood.

Considerable damage was done in Franklin
county, Mass, by flood on Thursday night
The towns of Ashfield and Conway were the
principal sufferers. The people of Conway were
reused from their beds at midnight by the
rushing OF the waters through their streets.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-14
LOCAL. AFFAIRS.

MOONLIGHT ExcuRsIoN.--On Tuesday evening
next Lincoln Lodge, X. of p, will make moon
light excursion on the Delaware, on the Fetton.
This H. we understand, the last excursion Of this
character for which the FELTON, is engaged this
season.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-14

FAIR AND CENTENsIAL.-The Friendship Fire
Co., are preparing for fair which they will
open in Institute Hall OIL October 18th. to con-
tinue two weeks. The object of the fair is TO
obtain funds with which to properly celebrate
their Centennial on December 22nd next.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-14

which no one contended WAS choice. The little
red checked fellows, now in, sell immensely.
In fact, no other fruit has chance now that
peaches have fairly come. They are good all
OF the day and at breakfast are best Of all,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-14

TIE STAFFORD POSTAL TRoUBLE.--The Seaford
C,tizen ascribes the removal of ]. p. O'Bler from
the post office in that town al the result of a
long pursued effort within his own party to oust
him. :" Unable" says the Citizen, " to trump
up a charge Of sufficient weight to induce the
Postal Department to take cognizance OF his
case and remove him last winter" The case WAS
suddenly dropped and other means resorted to-.
The deficiency at first stated from $3.50 to s940,
has. continues the same authority, been reduced
to $199. OF with report yet to examine which
NAV cover this,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-14

HELD FOE CouRr. Mrs. Anderson preferred a
charge against Anna Phillips, yesterday, before
ESD. Hagany, of threatening and abusive Ian
gave bail for court.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-14

Mayor Simms sent Daniel Henley over to New
Castle for 60 days for vagrancy.
j. H. Seal will start hack from 9TH French
for Camp meeting to- morrow, at q 30 A. NJ.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-14

There arc those who claim to be posted who
assert that yesterday was the 32d day on which
tbere has been rain consecutlvely. Are we to
have 10 DAYS of rain? Let us build an ark.