Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-17
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Follows Han, ~ and K.ag.
LaIayetM Lodge 50. 2, Z u r., A. kn.8htr
81 lyttias HAN.
Tsipla i"lse, / o. .: g. J., at Gu and Ship
ley -ts"rt-.
Eden Dis.-'oa, H..G, ;. Of l., " Cialy'r Lu..l-
Jefferson Counc.l, No. ~, o. U. A. ~. At Nc
c.4idcs Hall, ~ hlng street
Tir For TAr Four intos icated yau'ig non
were cpfnug doHn MarKet Street, last even
my, and AZ ith Street, they met n.out color
ed man Wien WIN the expectation ri "fIlu,
probablr, one Of the men ntIlck him with h-
h.t. M sooner had he htruch, however, than
tha brawHs iirt of the culorld man v ar
planted under the Jaw Of his arsallant, aud the
latter %tnttp the pavement under acOAaidsfaL!u
| iluw Of cHTct. The three companion. Of the
proztrato chap lOOhcd at the cOlored man aial
the cOlored Inan looked a. them, but the fuimer,
| finding the latter wouldn't scare worth q cent
picked mp their cLum and passed around the
corner followed bg rome loud smiles from Icr-
| sona on the street who had seen the affair.
THE WATrn IsyEsTIdArr6v P1rTra&rD. After
waiting until about 8 30 O'Clock, lA-t night. Tor
Air. pckels chairman Of the WatGr Iryert!"afiGn
| Committee, the three members who Wc'o prc--
| ent-AleesrH. Underwood, Lynch and MCMcuA-
| mn Adjourned the inquiry until Monday even
| ing next at I3O An effort waA then made To
| ret up cheer for some uf the gang bosHes he-
| 1t failed. on tie sidewalk, IN front uf the City
| Hall, however prolonged cheers were made for
several OF the b0sbes and the affair seemed al
most ar good M Democratic meeting ~ CAM
| paign times.
TUE HrDaos RIVER E&CuErios The Now York
| and Hudson ryer excurrion, under tho manage
| ment Of Mr r. 7. T.. Smith, tskea place next
Thnr-day the train leaving thi- depot ut &
| o'clnc. 4. ". This Will be the only one of the
unnal rnlninor e1cnrrona ws!ich Mr. Smith Will
| make, th- year, and II prorniHGs to be well pa
| trOnized PerrOus outside the city IaanlfeHt-
| ing deeper interest IN II than heretofore while
| IL III believed Il rIIiIlcicnt number will 20 from
thia city 10 make II one Of tho largest. The ar.
| rangementH arc admirable and complete, and all
| poErbe comforts have been provided.
| REMOVAL or CRY AnMa.- Tho arms of the
city comprising Il varied collection Of murkctr
| carbine4 and rifles from the old int-iock down
to pcrcug .iOn caps, and breech lOadGrs, were
| moved from the City Hall TO II room rented AT
Ninth and walnut strGct-. Some ul the guns
are IN fair order, though all arc rusty and need
attention, Willie some hre without iorks and l0oh
| Az Il they might haYo boen used IN the Eeyolu-
| ton.
The furniture Of tho Council Chamber is al-o
| being removed 10 Odd Fellows Hall where tho
next meeting Of Council viii be held.
| TRAVELLING BAGs.--Don't fail to geta travelling
| ratchet before going ON ynur summer trp
| I.oughman, Thomas q Co, hayo an unusually
| laigG rtock, this season, which they arc selling
al very rthtonable prices.
| SNAIL rox,-Two caHcs of children Laying the
| small pOx are reported near Linden and Jackson
| sfrecu. The pnI-stcnt report of rmall poX csaat
| In tho negibothood Of Seventh and Monroe
| streotH IL entirely unfounded.
|
| The announcement is nov made that there
! will be no steamer to Cape May, this season.