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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-11
rne sports.non at the Uenrcunsal.

The "a Rod and Gun," one of Our leading sport
ing papers, having suggested that tho sports
men OF the United States should be duly repre-
scented at tue Centonnial Exposition, " Forest
aud Stream replies to this us fnllow7 "Our
contemporaries will doubtless be grltlhad to
know that the proprietors of Forest and Scream
took this matter in hand at the very Inception
of the Centennial Exhibition, and as long fago
az last February had engaged space in the build
ing to cover 1900 square feet. There anything
that comes within Cur province VIII be Welcome
to Il place, whether old rcllcs or Inventions,
things useful or ornamental boats, now guns,
rods, dog-collars, camp utensils life preservols,
bear-traps, sno@-shoes, lariAts wlgwams. buck
skin suits, wempum bolts, portable stoves, In-
dian scalps, pelts and horns, acli-lamps, mecca
sins, tonts, rubber goods, stable furniture, raro
birds and animals, fruits aud plants, trolling
tackle, bats and balls, billiard tables, aquanums
and cartridge belts, List mDlth VIC arranged
also for space outside OF tho building, adjoining
our interior allotment, where we hope to have IL
genuine camp in the forest with running
stream shelter teuts, veritabe Indian birch
wigwam canoes, etc, etc. Every department
will be complete, and genuine indians and trap
pers have already been engaged to huperintend
each one great many friends to whom wo
privately communicated our plans have promised
contributions, and when all are perfected we
will lay them to our readers, whose co-opeia-
ton, us well rs our cotemporaries, We shall COZ
daily invita-
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-11
Eho u. y. Court.
sEssI0N Io-DAY-THE SEPTEMBER TERM, NLxl
wEHK-BUsINEss BEFORE IT.

sEssI0N ro-DAY-THE SEPTEMBER TENN, NExl
wEHK-BUsINEss BEFORE IT.
An adjourned session OF tho U. $. Court wai
held, this morning, Judge Bradford presiding
Tie business before it was tho consideration oi
the application Of George Clark bankrupt, fol
final discharge, which was resisted by Joseph
SticlAney ~ o., through Anthony Higgins, Esq.,
and the case was continued.
On Tuesday next the regular term OF the SEP
tembor term oi District Court will open aud may
continue for several days. There is quite a
large calendar TO engage its attention, lnclld-
ing some five or sX violations Of the Uni
ted States revenue laws in selug liquor without
the payment Of the special tax, several admiralty
cases, tie expeced application of several ct :
higneus Who laYo concluded thoir trusts for dis
charge, and tLo case wherein 70 man named
Dean, OF hiilwOod, is accused Of parloiuiug let
ters from the mails. Tie admirably cases CON-
prise the snit Of Boyer and others against the
schooner HogGe William Tee against the
schooner qtR Legi NuTis, and Jas. A, Breed
ins Hgtlnss the schooner Mary 4. ,SmjA.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-11
Another conference, Yesterday.

Committees representing the Republicans, the
Citizens party and the Merchants Reform move
ment wore in conference yesterday. The Citi-
zens' party committee exhibited to the repre-
sentatlves Of the Merchants movement list of
as made, and the conclusion reached was the
appointment Of joint committee to take fur
tner steps towards the cooperation of all the
elements of opposition to the Rings. The whole
committee appcinted by tho Republican Conven-
ticipate in a JOINT consultation concerning the
nominations. The spifit of the meeting yester
day was entirely harmonious, promising well for
formidable Union ticket. = BaAo. american
Il-tllM
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-11
Painful Dentn.

A YOUNG MAN vAuLrED INTO THE AIR ANn FATALLl
INJURED.
On Friday last, Elias, Is years OF age, son OF
Elias T. BJoth, near Harrington, met with a
terrible accident, which reaulte i'll death in less
than twenty-four hours. lie was hauling, says
the Milford Ners a heavy log from the woods
swinging under two pair of wheels when the
Fore wheels fell into deep rut, from which the
taam could not extricaLe them. To aid IN eXtri-
eating, tho fore wheels were detached from the
lInd ones and the team hitchei TO the foloa of
one oil the fore wheels whlo the young man held
dJAn the tongue of the cart. The weight of the
log swinging ON the wheels caused the tongue t.
acc Gs u lover, which possibly two or three men
might baye managel but which lilas was not
able to do, ahl when the team started tho
tongue dow up carrying him high in the air. lie
came down striking his side heay.ly across the
log His back did not appear TO bo broken but
he WAS 70 severely Injured internally that liC
died on Saturday in great agony.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-11

The Atlantic cable tolls over tho Anglo-Ameri-
can lines are to be reduced to one-half the press
eut rates September 10, tho basis being 20 cents
y word, in gold, from New York to England,
The new direct cable company begins business
September l5;ii. Its charges arc not yet an
nounced.
The Indian troubles iii Nevada are in all pro-
liability ended. Tho Piute agent reports that
ile has visited the Indian camp, and that they
agree to surrender the Indian who killed tha
white man thus commencing the disturbances.
A freight train on the Ohio and Mississippi
Railroad was ditched Thursday night, and three
boys who were stealing a .rido were crushed to
death between the cars.
Officer John Cummings, in st Louis whilst
attempting to arrest two roughs, was struck III
the head with heavy stick by one Of them, aud
died yesterdaX-.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-11
ncathG.

sauRrlID itl--At Media, OH the 9tn in4t Amelia
chandler, daughter of Swlhin c. and jennie l.
ShlttdF,., aged ten months dnd four years.
Her remains will lie intcrfei a' Frlends HurYing
grouu,l, Media Pa. on sabbath afternoon, the u h.
The frpncs and relatiyes OF the family are rGspe, T.
fully invited to attcni the funeral from tne resi-
dence Of her parents. n p III.
TALLEY-In this city ON mo 9TH lnst,, Ell Baidvin
rpley, IN is - h year At the residence OF Ills
eon-in law, l.. II. Springer.
Tae relatives and friends of the fimly are re-
spectiuly invited Ia attenl the funeral frOa his
laie residence, Brandywne hundred, On sunday,
the 9TH Inst at II O'Clock Int 'rment ut Bgthel
Cemetery.
vALENTINE-m ths cltv, on Friday mo'nng,
september 10Th, 1878, Elmer L.. soH OF Wm ii.
md Catharine a, Valentine, IN hls 9rn year.
Ihc tends ana relatives uf the FANNY are re-
spec'fu " INVITED 10 at'ead the funeral from the
rtsi iunce Of his 0ren;s, No. ssh Church street. on
SunlUy next services at the house a p pcj jck,
TO proceed TO Wilmington u Brapdywine Cemetery.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-11

ErwoRrn IIoaIa CAMP lLELrINa,--The tabel-
nacle meeting which commenced last Sabbath
morning still continues with unabatei interest.
Many penitents have been az the altar and ak
teen conversions are reported up TO date. Ser
vices will be held this evening and the pro-
gramme of services for tomorrow is as foll5ws {:
10 begin with praise and experience meeting
at a. IN. Preaching by llsv. George Il. Kramer
of Asbury at 1920, Who by request will probably
preach on "Eutire Sanclitication." A cuilirens
meeting will be held at 1sO p. m. Rev. j. b.
Mann Of New Castle will, %. V. } preach at O.,
p. m. and Rev j. IL. Dill OF Md, in tle evening.
Prayer mectng services to follow tho afternoon
and evening sermon.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-11

Tho bronze statue Of Stonewall Jackson pre-
sented to the State of Virginia by Slr. A. j. u.
Beresford Hopo, NJ. r., and other Englishmen,
aud to be erected in tho Capitol Square in Rich
mond, has arrived at Bllamoro. 1t cost $40,
000
In the Gnjbord case, at Montreal, Thursday
night, there was a slarmsh between The guard
who are watcliiug Gu!hord's grave at the Protes-
tant Cemetery and mob. The mob threw stones
and tho guard fired yolley, dispensing item
into tho woods. No ono is known TO be hurt.
The Pennsylvania Democratic State Conyen-
tion, Yesterday nominated Victor e. Pi9llet for
State Treasurer on the hird ballot.
The Texas Editorial Excursion party arrived
at Eric yesterday.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-11
asase ttnlI.

BENEFIT 10 TUE READING Acgiyfs -oTu l.
NOTES
Tic fIieuds Of tie Realizing Actiyes in Read
ing have resolved to tender them benefit a3 a
recognition Of their worth and efficiency as base
ball players, aud because they have in busy
season won ful Themselves tho title of champion
amateurs IN Pennsylvania. On Monday an ex-
hbition game has been arranged between the
Actiges and Pottstpwn hines, in which the tHo
clnls will exchange pltchers and catclers.
The Centennials, OF Milford, have won a raa-
j5rity CT taO series witch the Dover club and
now proclaim themselves Champion Of tl6 State
oxeopting the QIicksteps.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-11
FIFTH EDITION.
The Fail River strike.
DIFFERENTIATION OF THE OPERATIVES TO RESUME


WORK.
FALL RIVER, MASS, Sept. IL.
A. d full meeting Of the Card and Picker Room
Association yesterday afternoon, it was unani-
mously voted to return to work at the reduction,
when the mills shall open, provided each can re-
turn to his old position. 1t is rimored that
mass meeting of weavers will be held at an carly
day and it is believed they Will vote to return to
work Internationally,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-11

The WAITLocKs suEL At LARGE.-John
Whitock, Sr., still peranbulates tue streets of
Mddletown at will, we are told, and no one
beeme disposed to moiest him. The son John is
still in hiding, but las whereabouts are known
and lie could be taken il it were SO desired. A
few days ago brother OF John Whitlock, j.. +,
came To the Coroner for a writ with which TO ar
res6 his brother, saying ho knew where he was
ernor had offered as Il reward. Not being an
officer the writ Wah refueed.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-11
yvosl.img srp tne Fruit.

PRIVATE DRYEBIEs ABOUT NrDDLEToWN -oNE
BURNED A FEW DAYS AGO.
Numerous kinds OF drying houses have been
in tho Midd!etown market this season, says the
TRANSCRIPT, AID sorne Of them arc rather beie-
fetal to the peach grower, for with ono ho can
prepare his small or soft fruit to sell to an ad-
vantage, where otherwise it would be thrown
aside Among tho purchasers Of these
machines was llr. i. h. Cochran who
had ore erected in lis orchard near
town mud puo in charge of A. 7. Brad
ley. Everything progressed finely up to Tues
day Lass, and no complaints were given of the
quality OF dryiug the machine had been doing,
In the afternoon OF THAT day the frames caught
fire, auadenly, and despite the efforts of Gir.
Bradley, the dryer burned down in fifteen
Minutes, entailing a loss to Mr.. Cochran of
$4,000. About SIX or seven frames were saved
from he flames. Tho trees near the dyer are
badly scorched and Will probably die
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-11

Goldsmith Maid, the queen Of trotters, hae
lame leg and her owner announces that she vii
trot no more. She Is over nineteen years old.
The ruils hsve oStipgui,led the forest fires
nesr OCd yisburg, New York.
Francis Thompson and John Elrqr,, OF the
American li-hius schooner King philip, Lave
been picked up and brought INTO Halifax. nj
ter having been ina boat six deys, witAout foo.
u MnlnN.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-11
TnE wiLaIINaroN MARKET.

Those who behold tho immense pos OF
poanlies at Ash anl King aud its vicinity, this
morning, will understand tho abundance of the
supply to-day. About 1000 baskets and 40
cratos were received by rail, and large number
of wagons brought in an abundance besides.
still the demand was improved from yesterday,
made of baskets from 20 to 80 cents. rhsre
viii probably be large amount carried oyer TO
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-11
Not.nc FirAa 'Teaoher.' In>t,tnte.

"a he EdHor Of TIE Commercial;
The MorniDJ HeraM Of Friday states that
there will be Il Teachers, Institute held in Mid
dletown. Del. which will be the iiret ever held
III this State. This last statement il an error;
several Institutes have been held, one i'll the
Council Chamber another in the Baptist Sunday
School Room, ith and French Ut. A Teachers
Institute holds regular monthly meetings in
public school No. l, IN this city.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-11
Great oil 'VaHk Fire.

Yesterday morning lightning struck Il tank
near Oil City, belonging to tile Imperial Refining
Company, aud containing about 5000 barrels OF
cIlde petroleum The fire spread over the GU
tire works of the company, aud last night WIS
still burning. About 1900 barrels OF refined
oil have beon destroyed and the lass IS estimated
at 100000, there beng no insurance. These
works were among the most extensive III the
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-11

THE EXHIBITION AT NEWARK. The date OF the
exhibition of farm products at Newark has not
yet been fixed, but the preparations are going on
all the same. Grangers who propose to exhibit
should notify, at once, tho chairman of the com
mittee Wm. Hammond or the secretary, VIM.
Dean
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-11

The WEST CHESTER FAIR.-The annual exhi-
attendance has been large, and the displays in
tho several departments have been good. The
racing has attracted less than usual attention,
few persons beyond the sporting men seeming
to manifest much interest.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-11

Schooner Fnrsha was yesterday disnasted Off
Deal Beach, New Jersey. she was from Norfolk
for New York with a cargo of sweet potatoes. A
passenger was rescued, but the crew refused to
Leave and when last seen the schooner WAS
drifting down the coast in heavy sea.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-11
sJonaIuerciei Isepcrrs.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept II.
Flour steady extras. s525@5.5O Penna.
family, S6.25Gy7 high grades, SZ75@8.50
Wheat llrmer old rea, 81. 45t91 46; new do,
81 S0Gl 40. Corn firm yellow 7ia)75c Oats
hteaay. Whisky, SLIP.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-11

town Wilmington people who are fond of one
Of the noblest OF out door sports or who would
like to know something of game Of which they
are ignorant may be assured that this will bo l.
very exceptional opportunity. INDfx.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-11

on q charge Of disorderly conduct in all alleged
attempt to lynch Swggett, the colored husband
of the white woman who rucided in Hedgoyllle,
but the case was dismissed for lack of evidence.
JOIN, Ash, Jr., for an assault on Joshua Johu
son, was required to pay the costs and to give a
bond ia s2J0 to keep the peace.
john Johnson, charged with violation oi the
city ordnsnce7 in firing pistol in the street,
wa fined 81 and compelled to pay tho costs.
$. j. Mcintyre was tiue1 30 cents for dunk
enneer, bus il still in the cells awaiting tho re-
suit Of AT effort to ASCERTAIN tho source from
which he obtained two horses which he was
iackeying in Orange street, last evening. He
icprcserts himself as horse jockey from In
ton en- route for Philadelphia.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-11

PERSONAL DoTs.-Rov. FIELDER Israel sresched
home from HE summer sojourn in New England,
OH Thursla', and viii preach in his church, to-
morrow. There ia a eolored 'bush-meeting" at
Mt. Cuba, tomorrow 70 his services there will
not be resumed for week or two.
Rev Alex. Macarthur, whose resignation from
the pastorate of the Second Baptist church has
been noted, will preach his farewell sermon to-
morrow. lie goes to the Grocer Theological
Seminary, proposing to pureuo his studies there
for sono munth9.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-11
T'lIERD EDITION.
West PcnnsyIyanIa.
FIRE NEAR prrrspURe.

PITTsDuBG, Pa, Sept, IT.
telegram from West Newton, Pa, says @. p.
MaIkle Il Sons etraw and wood pulp works were
nearly destroyed by fire, this morning. Tho
main building and the greater part Of the ma
chinery il uninjurcd. The loss is 100000, and
iu.ur.uce 1o5 0nO
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-11
ANatrja0fs.

TOCFslCn- -IlANsfLL-On the 9lh ms. AZ No
9iI Addison street, Philadelphia, by REV. w. G
sOhitsnn, assisted By Rev. ;. y Chew, Alr, w.
l. linClch 10 Miss. Ida NJ. lAqsell. No cards.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-11
Fisi1 HCiai.
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PRICE uy GOLD TO DAY.

PRICE OF GOLD TO-DAY
NEw YORK. Sept. II.
q I'D opened, this morning at $116i1.
FURNISHED 10y Craice. johnson K Co Bankers and
LIokers, 6,h anu Market Sls.l
LONDON, 1880 p. NJ, Sept. IL.
U. $. $50 ofls65, s1O6ll do. of 'G7, coupon,
s10s]s; 1OiO's, al,O4ai. New SIS of 81, a1.O5.
Consols FOR money,9i ZIG; for account 81 dig.
Erie common shares 49, Preferred, 36. N. Y.
Central 9i. Market firm.
FnAEKFoRr, Sent II.
U. s. COS of 1852, .l0O1S.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-11

REV. T.. T.. EESSEY's Successor. The Preei-
ding Elder of the South Philadelphia District
Rev. William Mccinls. viii irve the appoint-
ment OF itsy. i T. Kenney's successor at SiIoam
NJ. J.. Church. 1t is not known whom the Ell
der has in yiew, Int if tho wishes of tue meia-
berg Of Sloam church were consulted, ho would
find the Rev Samuel lance, an aged local
preacher Of That vicinity. would ba theig cl.oice.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-11
weather gsscord.
REPORT OF THE SIGNAL SERVICE.

EEr0Rr OF THE SIGNAL SERVICE.
WAsHlNoToN. Sept H.
Probabilities the Middle States, clear and
decidedly cool weather will continue, with north
west to north east and stationary or rising bar
oineter
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-11
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

Ciingatone peaches have appeared in market.
Too COON yet for tho eq1inoctiI, though it
may come too, ont of season.
Tl3 farmers are emitting on o)rn, Of which
they never had bstter crop.
Now is tho tima for saving gralsas for man-ei
ornaments during tho winter.
lIyacinth and crncus bulbs properly potLed
now Will bloom BY the holidays.
For travelling eatchels apply to head on lrters
at Porter az Co.'S, 400 Market street.
The 22nd Of next December will be the CEN
tennial Of the Friendship Fire Company.
Rev. Mr. nney was suspeneed by vote OF
five to fonr. Tho commiJtee consisted Of nine.
The last fortnights sunshine has had very
beneficial effect on grapes. They acs plenty,
plump, and highly favored
Farmers say tho potato bugs arc enigraliug
mostly going eastward towards the Atlantic
The farmers dou's care II ZONE OF them get
drowned,
Az the mercury gees down butter gees np. A
change of 80 degrees in the former made II
change Of five cents in tlIs latter, this morning
ono cent for six degrees.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-11

BusY TIMES AMONG ScuooL ooKs.-BJugh-
man, Thomas Il 90. arc tho busy men in tie
school book line just now. Beside having the
contract for supplying our city schools they are
aud private schools throughout the State. They
are indefatiga1le in thoir efforts to fill orders
promptly, and have sent ont during the rast
week several tons Of school books.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-11

The DIAMOND STATE EASE BALL NfNE.--At tie
meeting, last evening, tJ further the re-organi-
ue H. Harrington. S. A. MGcaliister and Levi
G. Bird were appointed directors to select Il Iiine,
who will appoint ther own captain. Daniel w.
Taylor il President OF the club. We are in
formed that twenty names have been chosen
for presentation to the Directors from which
number the nine is to be selected. AL arc Viii
mingtonians, and they undertake base ball not
for gain bu. simply for recreation and .pastime.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-11

GoNE To WEST CnEsTGR.-Among those who
went up to the WosJ Chester fair, this morning,
was Mr. Eli CIozier. lie carried under ono arm
II good sized nounted cannon, while his body
WAS poised with a huge frame in which was the
immortal poem, 1.-THE Battle of. Brandywine"
which he carried in the other hand He ought
to have taken his panorama : West Chester
would have been delighted with it,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-11

New EprsoopALJAN CHuRcHEa-Ih .Epieco-
paliena u Delaware are making the proseut
year emnheticdlly one OF church building. New
chu,ehce are in course Of erection nc Harring
ton Milton, Miilsboro Laure and Newport, and
oi,o.her il spoken Of for Farmland, the homo 81
Franklin Fell, deceased. Bishop Lee must feel
greatly encouraged by these sgIs Of prosperity
ana growth in his diocegc.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-11

ARresT of RA1L EoAp PREsIDnSr On Non-
the Ph,ladelpliis a Baltimore Central Ran Road,
whle Ia West Chester was arrested ona CapiGs
issued by Mr.. s!dwei, tie attorney Of Aessrs.
Wooiens IL Alex luder, Of OxIoid, in ciyl suit
growing out OF the late railroad war over right
Of WAY. After a hearing before Judge Duiler,
Mr.. Wood wRs discharged and the case viii go
TO the Court Of Common Pleas for settlement
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-11

THE NORTHERN CoNvocArIoE or THE =. l..
CnuRou OF DELAwAuE.--'rhe Northern CJnvo-
cation OF Delaware VIII meet in Trinity Chmch
on Tuesday and Wedne,day October j6h and OH.
The Sunday Schools OF ti.o various Epi-co9ai
churches Of the city arc huisy preparing f5r
this annual gathering The nii4cal depart
nent will be under tho charge Of Professor
nhnalA
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-11

THB Cu,cus Tie heavy rain storm did not
prevent II performance by the circus, yesterday
afternoon, and u lurge number of people gath
cred under the canvas. The water, however
gathered in pools, aud many persons LETT ou ac-
count ofthe dampness, going out one at n tiIne
like mad hornets from their nest. In the even-
ing iauch larger audience Witnessed the por-
formaace, which was OF tie ordinary character.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-11
ssss Aovcrsteen,ens.., 3 e-a,.

Sewing machine nceuius-ham1
Funeral Notices
MautGd-YOnng man a. b0Os Keeper
statement Peoples Fire Insurance 60
Masonic Yemp.e-Fa ner Geruelan
q Worrel's Fall announcement
statement Penna Fire lnsurauce Co
Statement Royal In urance TO
Fennessey's BrevitY.
Up 10 the limes-Wcbb's Brevity
Dnbelrs Breviiy.
Game in seas n-Fullmer's Brevity
Statement Manhattan Insurance GO
Card--Dr. Smitl
GOueru's BreVi'y
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-11

SALE Or Ilo1EL--'The hotel i'll Bel Air. lilr
ford county. knCwn a. the =" Edgesood House" "
now occupied by Win. Il. staSrner, has been
sold to Hobt VI. Whalaid for $1,000, which
With IN irredeemahle ground renr OF SiS1 an
,mailv, makes the sale virtually amount to
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-11

Tar GR\SagUs PieSic The Gfangers' pic
nie in NleFarlnl's woods near Newport, ON tae
from all parts or tho Stale. The Z. w. y j. and
the Delaware Railroads have agreed TO reduce
their fareA TO tNa-thir1a their usual rates, and
MANY persons VIII avail themselves Of the re-
duction
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-11

GRAVEL CAR down AN EMGASKMaSr --Iester-
day the rear trucl of u gravel car, used in llhng
mp low places on which to place the station
house at Landcnberg was backed over siding
aud rolled down IN emhankment about Is feet
high. It was coon righted and put upon the
track gc0ip,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-11

Buau MEE1tNG AT CuBA,--A bush meeting, an
uounced as 81 tho ast OF the season, will be
OF Bethel a. NJ. L. Church, Rev. j. II. Thomas,
pastor III charge. Bishop Campbell and others
eminent in the connection, are expected to be
present. Trains will leave the W. Il W. depot,
corner Of Water and 1iarket streets, at 8 a. NJ,
8 and T. y. IN
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-11

pEAcHrs THAT DID 90 ovER,--I G. Grub,
Esq of Wilmington, gave basket Of peaches, "a
few weeks ago, to tho captain OF the steamship
Baltic, which the latter carried to Liverpool IN
the ships refrigerator, and they arrived in good
condition, tool lfiQdletoicH Transcript.