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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-07-29

;encies. Fires are said to be of almost
ghtly occurrence.
BALTIMORE is excited over the mar
age in that city Of scion of English
,bility to a colored woman. The Bal
more papers set up the bridegroom as
direct descendant of the Plantagenet
mily of England, and that at one time
stood a frst-rate chance of ascending
British throne.
THE permanent agency for the five
gilized tribes has been finally located
Muskogee, Indian Territory, by
ajor ingalls,, United States Indian
gent. A building viii be Immediately
9cted, to cost $4,000, and model
I'm in connection Herewith will be laid
t and put under cultivation to Illus
4te to the Indians how modern farming
erations should be conducted.
TIE Worcester Spy gratifes the peo-
of Massachusetts with the announce
INT that they are more heavily taxed
an the people of any other State in the
aion. The State and municipal taxes
the current year amount to $17.10
each each individual of the popula-
IN, while each New Yorker pays only
LOG, and the fortunate dweller in the
arsely settled State Of Texas only
81.
The system Of direct importation of
teign goods to interior citi IS is having
effect on the commerce of the port of
wv York. New York's imports of
srchandise for the fiscal year ending
Sh June 80 were $3.50, 600, 900, against
76,0O0,0 600 in 1874 and $413, 900, 900 in
70. The exports of merchandise were
100000 against 1904, 100000 in
IA and 1910, 900, 900 in 1873. The
al volume of trade has therefore de
ased over 500, 900, 900 in one year.
Jo1. G1LDERsLEEyE seems to have
ought it necessary to dissipate the i'm
ession that this country was ''a land of
emen." It was only the day after the
llymount contest that an Irish paper
ike of Us as I" a nation of forty mill
IS, who are familiar with the rife from
ir cradle" and no doubt it was SIN
e in thinking that our infants went to
atral Park with Remingtons slung to
liz backs for fear of Indians, and that
tel soiourners in New York could have
breakfast the buffalo they had shot
buG sunrise.
The point to which gold has fallen,
ring the last few days, gives the
easury officials at Washington more
nfidence in the practicability Of en-
ceing the law for the substitution of
yer for fractional currency. IF gold
a be long maintained at this point,
ey hold that greenbacks are worth as
ueh as gold, and silver coin can be
oated. The plan of the Treasury is, in
e event that the gold premium shall
arrant it, to put in circulation about
.ctober the very considerable amount of
liver coin already on hand, and which
n easily be coined, and to keep it
batting by the monthly coinages.
TIE Illinois railroad companies have
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-07-29

OwNG to the scarcity OF white paper
n the South during our late civil war,
many Confederate journals were printed
ID colored paper of various hues. A
New York magazine, devoted to unre-
stricted expression of public opinions,
specially those of the most advanced
kind-we forget its title, although il
might be called Once IN q While, as il
appears semi-occasionally. as it were-is
printed on vario-colored paper. But
color in journalism has been adequately
tested only IN China, where Shanghai
journal recently doubled its sale once
by printing its daily edition on vermihor
paper, and another time by announcing
in blue the death Of Prince Tung-Che.
PRoF. FRANCIS A. WALKER, Superin
tendent of the Census, in his g Statisti
cal Atlas of the United States, just pub
Iished, gives an interesting picture o
the way in which the center of popula
ton has shifted since 1870. It was thel
near Washington. In58OOit had moves
few miles west, and the merest trifie t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-16
HORSE and CARRIAGE MARKET

NUw-YoRa, Tuesday June - 1873.
Arch. Johnston held his usual semi weekly
ls to- ~ ms esta0laS7sneat, Thirtoenthst. between
University place aud Ii thaye Owing to the pilgrimage
10 Furore which throws good number of family 80
tsblshF SuO t,e market. IN" present. season Ohcrs
all,ac et,a.i.t IN AZ. p a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-16

A RETIRED, accessible. very pleasant COtTN
L TRY HUME WITH good board for lli,s, may d. ol
tanned ar lc summer b.. addressing NJ l. Boa No J. 9t
BIT agcp9It. Conn.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-16
Summer ReireaIs.

A -JENklNS0N's HOTEL, Highlands, y. J.,
~ VIII eFsn Jue H. Roons suite and iucIy fo fam
ics. Terms SO 10 81 per week Access by Long Branch
line, iier NO and bird No 30 North RI
JANIS yfNKfSSoy Proprietor.
At BLOOMFIELD, n. j.. one hour from
- oy bv MprIr- ai tssrr ani Midland Iaio0d-ig.
H0Nfs ldigf connect iofs hy been ent sly itir
lassec acra lrs iiif para stately es@ vnser
and fDr horss convenient fot
fsmen heng ih.i,es ~ either depot price, 10
mt toe times. Address ". HoWEiL
hSELhiONT HALL. rchootey's Mount Mineral
-prngf Y j. the reception ~ June g.
eoo, pun norniti AM seort soci-r nosIa toes Fol
psitirIigr- address y. A. CROW ELL Proprietor.
RERK SHIRE HILLS,
I'D Grcyiacs IAN wiiilmstown Mass MaCn6cc1t
emery, pure mountain gr delightful drives Terms LOW
flf send for descriptive crcuaT.
SrHirfERS SWIFT. Proprietor.
CENTRAL HOTEL and RESTAURANT,
~ LONG BRANCH. 10Th NAY.-NOILMER x
JAUsS, ITuprei'F- Formerly Atlantic BaihiinG
COTTAGt HILL LADIES SEMINARY,
~ Pcu.lkeepse - " VII of Summer BcariersJ nv
Terms mad sunwnon application. e. CWEISiiLi Proprior
NROMWELL's LAKE HOUSE, Highland
~ Mills y. Via Erie 4, r.; cnarge' sn' r
proved acoO besly. deiis tiul location no bar For is
trafcd e rcfllar aidres OILY ER CsDM = ssisL-
E'ATSKILLS-MOUNT VIEW FARM
- nov sF-8oerdaTs Oh. aia irclss ~la IONS
t-- hnuse fe hno view Table supri Il
daily WIN "1 Vegetables MIX aud cces Terms , ~ SO
Address FREDERICK SANE
=
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-16

A BACK PARLOR and extension. or az
~ entire floor also room for ecutlenen on reasnnaN
frrnra transient permanent; tfe excellent 20 Yves
s3th IT. Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-16

AT 80 IRVTNG-PLACE, cOFne% 17TH-SF-
~ Elegantly furnished ROOMS, singy 0f en- SUITE genie
l..- FL 4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-16
yVANTED-By n single Protestant English

Tiii'f II
deuer ,haTnug lis vegetable gardening gDO
KNOWLEDGE ~ grapes and -o mike understands h0tr ard
two reference no onnt toB 10 any
part Of The UniteI states Address A. D., 3Io .taye. New
York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-16
fo;scs. Carriages, Gar;le5s, sc.

81
AT CNST.-1o close business, my fine
N. stock CARR SO - Of own make. nov in re-
luiy - CHA!tLFS CkD Br~
NOR SAIE-A VICTORIA. on Platform
Y spri-zs maze by used bu opce 20 be setn
AZ thsh WI rooms cos,f Tiith Nv Hs, lrstst
NOR SALE-Tvo mesh MILCu COWS ard
CALVES. Jersey ana Devon. APP " 10y letter tOJOllN
JUST. BrcnVdila Ne.;ch,-er Oun;, ~ '.
HAENfSS, Sr6sEie- HorSc Clothing, Lap
\ l p.,f+rs &c. dc. aiiiy \ complete stock
OF n nir.s- aood4 ~ SMITH - Co. 40 WAR MT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-16

FARM UAND-A Frenchman who has been
\ raised q farm in France udo r,i3li tking care OF
horses miknr p,in g.r-nsl S., ant b. VIII s q maze
hInssF useful ~ Elff. WEI Nu-rh or SOUTH can b-
al ODELLS AGENCY. 100 West 3ith ST, cOr1oT OF
broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-16

Tbia atful nmrr fr tnr O'no
dalton of Visitors on 18th VI June No lbsbmtn Il -
,ri,r in pont of Of is appointments
charges urr day ~; pr 81 aO pr month 81 - da =
sCO Excursion tickets NJ reduced rates, good fr me seanh ~
the lI.yl,Aull Central I'd Ohio iaiirosi
Ps s or families maxi "f me -r.s"n
viii please address Capt D. H. HAEAHA1'i - AV''@
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-16

AT STFFDYAN's. 81 West 1Gth-st.. "a %
N tavr vani PIANO cost slffo 70 10 cold for 80 Do
WeSsr Ct'ckerins 80 and - large siccN OF INST
class s ily warranted, at very low PAGES ior casa rs
,gf+1 H
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-16
Boaro an0 Rooms.
Below Fourteenth-st.'

A ADVERTISEMENT FOR TIE NhW--
"a YORK 1IBU NJ. as. BE hfI EINfD AT TIL. p
1OWN OFFICES. t.%.ss II0a,~1. CO... rtN i Sec
3D. thlri at tine ia k.M OH N4
No 2 2%I Tlrdaye., on hunaisi .nt t'f' 3
(srcni savings Rank BIdluf1 I'D "a .ie flt' j. -
lANCI OFFICE, NJ ~ SWs nrt. ast, neat 1e.i 10 tne
I0st-Ofirc to b. III. Of regular 04nes = ltc'.
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portsrs

DORTER, NIGHT WATCHNiN, and USE
z Full MANA eul lie place n q Motel ~
uiei rhuan ~ also
y ling hms,f useful aud tan furu-n lunpubei
81, OF BIOAlWay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-16
Gelp Uauleo-- Malrs.

NANTED.-Tcn experienced BOOK CAN
w NAFSEilS, take charge Of territory AMI manage
agents for book ray June 10 state experience.
salary wlnted. W. J. HOLiANp Springfield AssA
WANTED-By a mercantile house OF old
w standing a young TO 90 BOokkEEPING and
OFFICE WORK. Lis references must b. iu recent and u
unuurriienahV merit Address handwriting giving
age, terms, and particulars. z. o. Box ASIA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-16

GARDENER. COACHMAN, &c.-By Young
- man, wlo ca do gne.ns. era aad drive horse mix,
cattle keep roads. Ais. AMI lawns u order ad other
chores about paee good recommendations Call at Cal
pen TIERS, 1875 West : th ST., corner Otlaye.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-16

4 RESPECTABLE young man wishes a SIT
"A uat1n IA co AclfMAN am GROOM willing and oaie
city fnt country ference; out OF
rli Dtment Of gentleman leaving Tho city. Al
dress r. n Tribune Uptown ONCE, .93S Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-16

" married vino uni rstands the and ranagem mt
thoroughly careful driver and thorough groom
wOd take place city country, aud can furnish m
doubted reference. Apply at ODELL AGLSCl, ~ vest
3fth II. corner Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-16
nswsical In5.rlmenie.

LtRsE STOCK Of PIANOS, Square and
N VDri-It 60 RFNr %. SILL. cheap sales on easy
,mill, 7asia~as cd ~ NJ n MlssRtI.Is No. Union
snIsTo s,,o 65 Fourth avs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-16

Sc-By American Protestant man ana WE as'i W
vssfs do all kinds of Farm ""rN care aI u'a .
nv butter MAKER, -ond engage lnsrlnsr OF 81 As.o
,sf recOmn, lid.t Gail II CARfENTEh-, LOO NeSt
lin 81, corner 0thayA
Daily Republican., 1875-07-31
Testlm o n v .

Cheerfllly give this testimony to the Dub.
lie that Mrs. Fosters Blood Puritier and ret-
ter Ointment cured me: / was afflicted tor
many years with dis0rdered blood, . trouble
some and obstinate letter OF the neck and
swelling Of tho glands Of the neck. which was
the occasion Of prolonged suffering and s.-
pense. I consulted eight Of the most promi-
nent physicians in the city and used their
medicine long time without receiving ami
permanent relief, on the contrary getting
worse, till finally, almost despairing VI hone,
/ was induced try Mrs. Fosters Bloo1 furt.
der, which was recommended to mo a. being
q certain cure for my disease. 1t was the
turning point In my case after using two
bottles of the Blood Purifier in connection
with the letter Ointment, the swelling ceas-
ed, the eruptions disappeared and now, am
entirely and efectually cured. ...I,
II further information 10 desired concern.
ing my case, call at my residence.
= ra' THOS. SCOTT,
1880 Clsymont street, over 11th street bridge
I can testify to the efIicacy OF Mrs. Dr.
Fosters Bloed Purifier and letter Ointment
f0f disease Of the blood and skin. ii
I used 1t \ short time with happy effect
having suffered Q chrOniJ affection Of the
blood and skin for long time without pro-
curing relief by other re edies, but now am
thoroughly cured and can recommend these
remedies to others afflicted In similar way.
j. 3. EASTBURN, ~
Pleasantvllls,
may2s New Castle County, Delaware.
Daily Republican., 1875-07-31
SECOND E5ITION
rHEl rExpEa[U

At this of1ce, to-day, 4 thermometef
|yaneed A. the tollowna a6gures, In ne
sAade: l. ~, N,li, X as
At7 o'clock. q. n. 70Vegrees above
zero; at 10, 70; at1sS.s
PROBABILIT1Es. M jy.
Wafpepartment, Ofce Of tho chic.
Signal Vthcer, Washington, JulS$l, ]
Probabilities Eor Saturday. For th,
Eastern and Middle States, rising barome
ter, winds veering to northwest ant
northeast, cooler, clear or partly cloud!
weather, possibly followed by rains ii
the southern portion Of the latter.
Daily Republican., 1875-07-31
Letter frsn Hev Yerk.
NEW YoRK, July q, 1876.

F-4~ New YORK, July "a, 1915.
Among other features In society winch
now attract attention is the financial con-
djlion Of many OF the old churches, both
Id this city and Brooklyn. The cost of
running 6rst class church here is very
heavy. Many churches are in debt and
have heavy Interest to make up. The
music costs large sum, and there are
churches here which pay $1,000 . year
for heat and light. Add TO these items
$1,000 or perhaps 10000 for salary and
you makea tremendous burden.
Many persons desd-head or pay nopew
rent. For such reasons as these some
churches are running behind and may
get in the hands ofthe Sheriff. 1t is now
said that salaries must come down, but
1t Is the churches which have caused the
advance in salaries. They bid high for
talent and this put mp the price. If sala-
RES decline then We cannot expect men
Of talent 10 come tothis cGslly place to
live. A salary of $40, 900 here will not
60 farther than 5000 in the country
town.
The plan Of giving Beechera salary Of
100000 sounds well on paper, but the
question is still unsettled. Before that
aum can be raised Tie pews must be sold
and this can not be done until next De-
.cember. Ifthe pews can bs rented at
double the present rate the sum can be
obtained. IfnLtthe effort is vain and
some other method must be taken to pay
the lawyers. No q g.
What aiitrange affair the Dancer rob
berry proves to be, not only has he suffer-
ed by the recent theft Of $40, 1000 accom-.
plished by men who entered the house
|s.aa sa..,.. tii~ ..ifa. but his ssryaT.,s rnh-
bed him three months ago Of 26,0OO.-
It seems like retribution on the old
gambler. He had f,eced tho communi-
ty all his life and now his i'll COTTON gains
is taken from him III his old age. There
is a solemn lesson in such mans life
bad as 1t Is.
WATCHER.
Daily Republican., 1875-07-31
RELraIpua NOTICES.

oivet. Presbyterian Church, corner Of
Adams and Chestnut streets, Rev. A. J;
7;s0 p; NJ. on Sunday. Sunday school at 2
O'clock. p. m. .F.l sts',. t...t,.. Z.
Grace N. Il. Church. corner Of Ninth and
West streets. g. vices at 10x q. n, and TX
p. M, by the pastor, Rev. Joseph E. Smith.
Rev P. Isinsmith viii preach Tomorrow at
tho German Lutheran church. Sixth and
French streets. Services to commence at
l0k O'Clock, =. m.
Preaching tomorrow at the Second BaI-
tist Church, cornea Of French And Feprth
sreets, by the pastor, Rev. Alex. Macarthur
st1ok. .. n. and p. N. All are cordially
Invited.
Central Presbyterian church, King street
near Eighth, j. r. Gopkey pastor. 6ervi. .ei
as i0H Z. ~, and 8 p. m. ~ Q
West Presbyterian Church, corner d
Eighth and Washington streets. kev. j N
T. Otss, D, p, VIII preach tomorrow at 10 X
.. M., and y. N. 5ll -
Subject fer morning. "Ths two wit
nesses;" for evening, 'sWomeI and Wine
hum and Ruin" All are cordially invited
Daily Republican., 1875-07-31
HORSES! HORSESll f SES!
Sc Eurnitura C.rs >s,a n~>v.
SESI

The subscriber begs leave to notify his old
.riends and TIE people Of Wilmington and u
stsLd, corner of 'FRONT.' and 1RENcE Streets.
Furniture Cars, Drays and excellent horses
70 hire ct oil hours. Furniture and other ar-
ticles will be removed from the SteambOat
landing and other places in tho city, WITH
great care, by skillful drivers. All who do
sire draying can be accommodated wit
Iromptness. 1t tho lowest possible rates.
sprN NORRIS WELDIE.
Daily Republican., 1875-07-31
WATCHER.

Excursion to Reading, Pa.-All the
arrangements for the enjoyment Of pleas.
ure on the Grand Excuraion to Reading,
Pa.,. which leaves this city via. W. b. R.
)R. R., on Thursday, Aug. 26th, have been
completed. Parties desiring to 60 should
secure their tickets by the latter part II
next week, 30 as to enable 1.-THE manager
to afford ample Accommodations for all.
Fare for round trip being $3.50, including
admission TO the Park. Dancing will
be the order Of the day a. 'frst-class or
shestra has been engaged for the oc-
tassion. A match game Of Base Ball
Will take place in the afternoon, between
the Champion "Actives" Of Reading, and
Some, other tirst class line which will be
iamed as soon as arrangements can be
made. Train leaves this city at $50 a.
p. sharp. ngy@ Yqt, .1.,s
Fishing Party.--The Lynams and
Films. in connection with numerous
friends, had a fishing party, at Button
wood Grove, on the farm OF Thomas y.
lyman near Newport, on Thursday last.
! Is estimated that three hundred and
ity, including ladies and gentlemen
}rge and small children participated, and
Ajoyed themselves amazingly. The
Aine which had been Get In White Clay
%eek on Wednesday evening, was drawn
d FIVE in the morning, when more than
afnll wsgon load Of white cat, fall tish,
iick, &c., were captured. Bushels Of
tiese were cooked and spre ID with ham,
<Aicken, vegetables, bread butter, coffee,
a., on table some 100 feet long, to
which the party sat down about II
oflock and this interesting proceeding
WIS kept up until about three. The party
eboyed themselves In playing croquet,
ptching quoits, In jovial conversation,
citing ice cream, &c. There were many
r3artees that were really amusing and
i1tructlng.
| EEecutrir's Sale.-The real estate Of
| NJ late Dr.. John A. Brown, situated 10
Wst Wilmington, will be sold ut public
sae by order Of the Executrix, Nancy
B1wn, on Monday, the I'd Of Angus.
TITS property must rapidly increase III
vahe, and those who purchase Will doubt
led make a profitable investment.
| raptaln Sisncy was shot dead by an
unknown assassin while sitting IN his
owh house, at Carbondale, ILL.,, on We'd
netlay night.
1t Baltimore, on Thursday, . colored
gi1of IL years accidentally shot and
y klled her little brother, aged Q.
v. o. Avery, ex.Chief Clerk Of the
Treasury Department, arrived In st.
Lntis on Friday, to answer the indlct'
ment charging him with having furnish
cd Information to the whisky ring.
The Postmas' or at st. Luce, Canada
hasbeen arrested on the charge Of rot
birg the mails. 81.
Daily Republican., 1875-07-31
EMPLOYMENT.

want 1000 agents to CANVAS for the
COMPLETE HERBALIST.a and the 0anW-
ING WORLD, viii give s1ch terms and fur.
nish such advertising fAoilities that ~ man
need make less than 32o0 per month and III
expenses-no matter whetL Or he ever car
vassed before or not. Address, DR.. Q.
PAfLPs BHoYN. NS g.; q ,;as,..s Grand ,trsss, ,.;f
ersey OFT }, n. j., and full parto1Is1s r. wu
Daily Republican., 1875-07-31

The Hemk,ck Extract Mandatory Of
A. P. Newton, at Sheboygan, Mich, was
burned on Friday. Loss, $27 900.
The Sterling Organ Manufac ory Com
pany's works at Birmingham, Conn.,,
were destroyed by fire on Friday. Loss,
$4,000. -1 y Wy
A fire At Kennebunkport, Me-, las
Friday night, destroyed the steam mill
and SHOPS in Wards ship yard, and alAo
q bark nearly ready to be launched.
Daily Republican., 1875-07-31
Societies.
MEETINGS TINS EVENING.

Nfhsnics Lodge, No. 4, /. o. Q. r.. y
,Ilfaystte,, No. Z, X. o. r. at KIP. r
J|lerson Oouucil, 70. 10, o. o. A. M, at
M4Anics Hall, 2l8 King atreet.
Y.lola Lodge. !. y. Of g. r., Sixth and
!, @sn @ Division, No. 8, s. Of T., Mcclary
Daily Republican., 1875-07-31
A PPRENTICES FOE FARMEkS ME.
n OHANIOS AND OTHERS.

The Managers Of the Houss Of Refuge, Of
Philadslpnis, have considerable number Of
teen years Of age, who wish to be INDENY-
URED to suitable persons in the country.
For terms, please apply to II. r. SUM.
MERS, Agent, at the once Of the House OF
Refuge, No. 81 North Seventh street, whsre
applicstions for apprentices, accompanied
BY suitable BE, rsGommendations' D a,,a wv be TO-
jel-4tw ~, ., .,r,.
Daily Republican., 1875-07-31
STOP LEAKY ROOFS.

Tin roofs one cent per square foot.
Plastic Slste roofs TX cents per foot.
ga,, Shingls roofs 3K cents per foot.
+ IFNOT MADE TIGHT NO CHARGE.
Paint 81 per gallon. Agent for Hayes Roof.
ing pant, A. L. AINSCOW q co.,
ONCE, No. I'll Hhipley street.
jy16-1m '"'' WillniuRton, Del.
Daily Republican., 1875-07-31
WILMINGTON FLOUR MARKETS.
i Corsscted dahl, ", y,
~ OAR1Y a var, "
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET.
..r.4.' h., q XOmddu J,aas1I up M

'BsEp CArTLP were dun this week, but
prices were hrm; about 200 head arrived
and sold at N aSc for extra Pennsylvania and
Western stsefs, OK SIC. fair to good do. and
4a6c. per pound, gross, for common, sccor-
ssEEr me: sfair demand at t4xase. per
pound, gross, - to condition, for Clipped
Receipts, 5000 head. M -
Hoes were dull et $40 toa11 30 for cornfed.
Receipts, 1000 head. t.-"t
Daily Republican., 1875-07-31
FIRST EDITION.
Huhills prepared wheat, and Papoms,
for sale at Haltman's, 9th and Poplar.

Huhlls prepared wheat, and Papoms,
for sale at Haitman's, bih and Poplar.
gg Police Gaze. ALFRED Orippey for COM
hitting an assault and battery on william
sruppet colo'ed was fined costs and held
in the sum Of s,O0 to keep the peace
Before Esgusre Hagany.- William
Mcbride tor selling liquor without . Il
cepse and keeping a gambling house on
Front street between west and Washing
ton, was fined costs and held In the sum
f$200 In each case to appear at Court.
Watermelons. Waternelons alesoll-
ing at Third street market, from Is 80 10
90 ceots . piece, and the sales are rather
slow at th.se prices. 'ibey look nice but
the price detains great many yet from
inyes ing. E.,,5 .G'5 Z. " ~
Elwood r. Green Of KeAnett Square,
Pa, has taken out letters testa,nentary
on the estate Of Samuel NJ. Green, late Of
Christiana Hundred. GJ.f
On Dit.-It 10 stated that A. L. Arch
atal,aalt Ot Chester, Pa, bull the first
engine ever used to drive threshing
machine, fn the late Maj0' JOHN Jones
Of st. Georges Hundred.
Hurt. John W. Griffith had zone oi
his toes 20 badly hurt on Wednesday in
the car shop oflhe Harlan q Holling-
worth Co., by piece Of wood falling on
it,as to prevent him from working for the
balance Of the week. ,+' ~ 'a'.@
Women and WtNe,-By request Rev.
]. NJ. P. Otta will preach another sermon
on temperance in his church, tornol row
evening, ut 8 o'clock; subject, "Wonen
and Wine-Rum aud Ruiz, J" In which be
will set forth the influence of women on
the drinking usages Of society and the
drunkenness Of men.
Drunk A man was 20 beastly drunk
on Friday evening on Jefferson street
below Third, that he crawled over the
pavement like pig, presenting truly
pl,iful sight. It is singular that men have
no more moral Courage than 10 reduce
themselves 10 slevel with the brutes.
Before Esquire Frazier.-Francis
Chasemille for committing an assault
and battery on Thomas Naming and
striking him In the face at Harlan ant
Holhngsworth's yards, and threatening
to lay await for himat night, fined 5!
dollars and costs and $500 to keep thu
peace. .ty n .a. .rs-..
Funeral Some forty knights TEN
plars turned out on Friday atternoo Of
headed by the Wilmington city corne
band, to attend the funeral Of VIM. II
lamar, from his late residence No. Ill
West l2Lh street. u,slDg.s.. ..H...
| Saped from Droaoning "A boy by th
name Of Mclaughlin saved another littk
fellow by the name of GOoney fron :
watery grave Oh Friday near Jackssn Q
Sbarp's ships, at the Brandywines
Berry Shipments.-The berry stipmentl
over the Delaware r 'ilroad ore as 10.
lows: .L-s.
For Jersey City, .s& y car
Philadelphia, - ~. - II ~ ..
Daily Republican., 1875-07-31

The Bay Sugar Refinery at San Fran
cisco was damaged by fire on Friday
morning to fho extent Of $40, eco.
Daily Republican., 1875-07-31
OYSTERS II
A. l.. AINSCOW,

NO. I'll SHIPLEY STREET,
Keeps constantly ON hand large quantities
Of prime oysters whish he serves upon the
cisiity Il iSfhisflhs families WITH z oysters ta
by the quart or gallon. nOv6-tf