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The daily gazette., 1875-08-14
EDITION
Political.

MEETING OF THE DEMOCRATIC AssoCiA-
TIoN.
A meeting OF the Democratic Asso.
citation was held at No. 211 Market
street last evening, President James
W Ware presiding.
The necessary business coming be
fore the Association was transacted.
and then Hon. William G. White,ey,
Democratic candidate for Mayor, who
was present, was invited to address the
meeting.
Col. Whitcley responded briefly, re.
turning thanks to his Democratic
friends for the unsolicited nomination
which had been given him, and assur-
Ing them Of bis earnest desire for the
success OF the Democracy Ia the com
Ing campaign.
sIxTE |ARp MEETING.
The Sixth Ws,d Democrats NET a.;
No, 702 Z. Seventh street, last night,
Il, S. Truitt presiding.
A committee of Eve was appointed
to select candidates for ward officers,
as follows
John Hamilton, George Heptren,
William g. Baugh, Wm, McShay and
Henry Brown,
The meeting then adjourned until
Monday night, at Il o'clock, at the
same place, when the committee will
report, and the nominations probably
be made,
WARD MEETINGS
The First " ard Democrats wiilhold
meeting at the Sorrel Horse Hotel
Monday evening, at II O'Clock, tor the
nomination of ward officers,
The Second Ward Democrats will
al4o hold meeting for business pur-
poses, On Monday evening, at the Eel
ton House, 3. E. corner of Second and
Walnut streets A full attendance Is
desired.
The Fourth Ward Democrats twill
meet at the Reliance engine house,
this evening, and nominate ward otf1.
GERS.
The Democrats ofthe Seventh Ward
will meet at the Friendship engine
house. on Monday evening, at = o'cl k,
for the purpose of organizing
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FOURTH EDITION,
Police Cases.

ARREST OF 8LAKE And zEstEx IN
PHILADELPHIA,
In regard to the hearing of Charles
Blake and Henry zebley, In Philadel-
phia. yesterday the Tines ssys:
AsaiDst them appeared William e.
Brady, who Is wearing his young life
away Ia arduously managing the gi-
santic police forcs Of Wilmlngtons
town. "1knov these two prisoners
zebley especially, sid the Delaware
an cbfef Of police, IS be epviously
gezed upon the form of Chief Jones,
Who was leanins In confding man
ner over Squire Csrpenter's shoulder.
They nre charged With breaking into
the shce store of James Kane, No. Gil
East Sixth street, Wiluingtcn, OF
Tuesday night. " my youthful friends
| aru tcrced-so deliver youto the
te7de- merciss ef the lssh dealers *
Delaware.
In the e7eaiI5 the p7isoners had G
hearing before Neyc- Siuns, ead the
evidence vas 50 conclusive thet they
confessed their crime. TheT we're
held in $1,000 bail each for their a2-
.Pearaace at Court aad in default were
committed TO New Castle jail,
Daniel Henley, for vagrarcy, vas
sent over for sixty DAYS.
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BASE BALL NOTES.

The Jewellers yesterday defeated
Ine Shoemakers, at the Schuetzen
rark, by score of IL to IL. Only
seven innings were played, as rain
commenced to fall when the eighth
inning was In progress.
The game between the Quicksteps
and Shibcs, Monday afternoon. Will
De the formal opening Of the fotmer's
new grounds. 5eats have been provi.
dod for ladies. '~'
In Dover yesterday the Quicksteps
aeieated the Dover club, 90 to O, in
iour innlngs The game was then
stopped on account of rain.
Inc Goahead club yesterday defeat.
ninge,
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FATAL AcoIDENT.-Cn Monday last
a most terrible accident befen Mr.
Rodell Gard, an employee on the J. &
y. X. H., at Nassau, a station between
Georgetown and Lewes- 1t appears
that rail was employed in pushing
one OF the cars on the siding sufficient,
ly tar TO enable the train to pass on the
main track without coming in contact
with the rear end of the car, the pres
sure of which broke the rail, leaving
him In such a position as to be crush
ed by the train backing. killing him
Instantly.
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.hr. ItriOn'S Gross DIisgeDee-
seht0tiOns AIenipd.
Gard From Mr.. Ford

Editor E.sry Eeeaiag:-I beg the tsy.
OF 10 be ellowed to occupy enough OF
space III your paper to refute some
m,statemenss which appeared 10 the
eallofial columns OF last nights Repu5-
.edh, In connection with that edi.
sosia': l wish to state that ON Sunday
she Hall pavement waiting to hear the
result o! the nomination, when / was
approached by several gentlemen who
seS wt ues.eo me TO go up In the hall
S,a Maere W lhe votes were being counted. 1
oas u.u So and did not use the words as.
erioea er5 TO me By the R<pa3scar. I fully
,ho Iuaqsse ns Mr Whiteley and the rest Of
s,nra v DsMocIatic nominees. Tho whole
mlsrep- esented.
Very respectfully.
w THOMAS FoRp
WILMINGTON, Aug, 12.
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STtIL IN BRARlNa.-There il on the
tarm OF MIR. O'Bier, near seaGord a
large cherry tree, that was blown en-.
tireiy out of the ground during the
terrible storm which prevailed In this
section In June OF last year. Not
withstanding the fact that 1t roots are
continually exposed to the rays of the
sun the tree bore excellent fruit last
year. And also this. From whence
the tree derives its substance Ia a
mystery, as none of the roots arc left
In the ground, and the trunk Is expos
ed 10 the snow and cold during the
winter as well as the hot sun q the
summer r.-Seaford Citizen.
Certainly our friend wrote the above
IN the belief that hisexchanges needed
copy.
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A7VKs U's NesQ 10Tk ZZ.3-7.ei %. .dax
ARRTT4LS AND SHES OF
PEACHES
Iow FK1CE5 AID no PROFITS 10 GROW
ER7.

&c" Fh1cEs AID no PROFITS 10 GROW
ER5,
Ihs receipts Of peaches ye5ta1day
oy the Philadelphia, Wilmington and
Baltimore Railroad were 10s crates
and baskets, BY the Old Dominion
Steamship Compsuys steamer from
Lawes, Del, 1900 packages. The to-
tai receipts thus far for the season are
"a. carloads, or about PAP 800 bushel1.
The supply included larger number
of varieties than before, come Early
Crawfords, Mountain Rose, and Early
ork being added to the list, Hales
are about used up; there is no ono who
will consent 70 receive those which re.
main.
New FORK has not yet begun TO re-
ceiyP from the heaviest points of Del
aware. Middletown, Armstrong, and
Mount Pleasant stations are reported
to be able to send 100 carloads pei
day for nearly two weeks After next
Monday shipmenss will open from
those places. a great deal of thi.
part of the crop will go direct to Chica
go aud other Western points, some al
80 to Canaoa. At present 20 car. load
per day are booked from these stations
70 Boston and other Eastern cities.
chiefly for Boston.
The following tranctions fairly rep
resent general sales yesterday: Johu
Nix & Co. had 400 crates of Troths a,
80 cents to 81; 700 baskets Troth 81
to 72 cents, with a few Hales at Il
cents. Martin johnson sold SEQ crate.
early at rs cents to Rips for Troths
81 to 81. so for Crawfords, and 81, 81
to 81 ,75 for lorks. Eli Campbell
Son had 500 baskets at 40 cents to 81
cents, and 900 crates at 80 cents to 81
the basket fruit was small as it was
first picking in the section from which
1t came
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WHMtNaroN WARBLER GoIsa IL
BEREs CoCSTY.-Ou the evening Of the
18th inst. the new organ OF the Union
Church. Amityville. Berks county, Pa.
will be dedicated by grand sacred con
cert. The excellent choir OF the church
will be assisted on the occasion by five
fine singers from Wilmington, and a trio
Of sweet warblers from Reading, Mr.. Cal.
vim b. Rhoads, formerly of Reading, now
resident of Wilmington. has been cao-
sen musical director
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THE STORM,

- GENERAL EXTENT AND rrs sryRRr
CHARACTER
ia Ire heavy rain storm which prevail.
a;ol So MsI evening, between i've and six
a. ..och' ' was very general In Its extent
i.sii II. vel as severe In character. The
tSnnaang was sharp and vivid, the
fs,, f,aaoef quite heavy, while the rain
aa ina ln perfect torrenfs, fairly drench-
everything under the skiea
l,,.i - tnls section of the country very
ytorn iel1 r ruamage was sustained by the
vo,r ~, me banks of THE new reser-
sffaosn M sunered somewhat, and work was
fssSs.ualiy stopped for another day.
msnsy rAy roots suffered terribly. and
Tbs Tay cellars were filled with water.
NC streets were thoroughly cleaned.
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STRAY WAIFS.

reaches were plentiful end cheap In
this mornings market.
Sweet potatoes are now selling from
% to 81 25 per basket.
. John Henry Publ, Justice Of sbe
Peace, No. So5 shipley street,
The peach growers hold anotle,
meetlns at Middletown this after.
noon.
Don't fail to look at Donahae,s
Market street. wv
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Inn.xs N.x.,,nt

Ladies " iAuIn9 10 FnrchAss IiSh
rinnlny and Simple Saving Machine WON'T
DO Tell to 1c,i a. 70. rs Market Street W u
miuston. Del. sad see one of the aieest Fsui-
l. s., Ia Machines in tls world l. mas D.
equal /. sews ts0u the thj3;est g tas times.
material ie7,fs1 with ,ut change OF sedles.
Our hohby a. 1mpiiclt-. dare bility, ligh
runnins. and no thread ins-up required sell
threat;l- SMITH aui lelfse:tsar neeile
SOLD l. .z7F 4GDlt5ig ins ;ainent, or a liberal
discoul; 81 : - cash. ba1ies doa',buy 5
heavy a0 igiicatei Aa acAlne. bu. get the
light ram ing New american.
Is Market et. Wilmington. Del
iyidkgiv J X PRIMROSE Agent
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F. BECHER.
teacher Of Vocal and InstrumeIl- g
tai Music,
WILL oPKS a aUs1c SCHOOL, ON
MONDAY, sKPTElSRER 9th. 1878.


AT MeClary's Building, entrance on ShIpley
street. No. 90,
The school win comprise three dlGsrcnt
branches as foliows:
L-Vocal music In three classes ist and ID
classes composed Of Misses and young ladies.
lessons twice every week from TO O'Clock, ,
+. M one term OF three months 81 90 81
class composed OF ladies and gentlemen; les
sons once week. In the evening. Term OF
5 months sl.So.
u-wind and string Instruments, classes
take lessons twice week between and 9
o'clock In the evening. Terms for three
months $40. Those who have no instruments
can rent them Tor ANAL sum additional
III Plano music lat class-advanced stu.
aants $l2. 90. I'd class-beginners 1900, per
ssrm OF months; two isseons week between
the hours of > and p II.
applicants should hand In their names early
In time for classification
Length Of Lessons one hour assisted ;only by
competent teachers.
lniQrmation may be had at sas East second
street. augletf
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s. ainr Ia Reliertno.,.

ana shsse who have s1Gered t7oa nsas.
gSht- 9ness or impaired vision f7ora sry
Gahss, p1t -vho now see clearly tbGoaSh The
'ptl-oca 5peesaoles," Selsve Chat every
paiT oear-nk the diamond s-Ide-0arS q
Honestly zrade con tie bss. possible raa-
seStals ana Lhss 20 better ( Cds fer The puI
,ose hare e-er been made cr sold
Fer sale IN Wilmington hy B :. Clark, Nc
451 Market street aLSSeodk]lE
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o,c,aa nr NEWs.-This morning at 30
SSuck ST.ock the steamer BrdsAsar. fnsf
ComIal CON- al the Harlan d Hollingsworth
Gapeny's yard, left for New YORK
q, s. ~ Morgan, of New York. the own.
on ho ho.s several Wilmingtonians were
Al he ,he steamer Algiers will be launched
w.el e ABOVE yard some day next
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B.5H MEETI:sa.-The African Union
ID. Z. Church will hold another bush
meeting At Mt Cuba to.norrow. The
services viii b: Under the direction ot
Rev J. z. John7en, and aucry the dis
tinsuished preachers will be G. '. Pc
tcrscn ana 6. c, Holland. Excursion
Trans will rul to Mt. Cuba from all sta
Goas On the Wilmington and Testerr
railroad. Leaving -his city at 9 and ~ a.
u.. and z Q. Il.
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sent TO JAZZ. y Testerday Chief of
Police Brady and Constable Wood
ward vent up to Philadelphia after
Charles Blake aud Harry Zebley, vho
were arrestNd there for the robbery Of
James Kane ahoe store, in this city,
tuesday night, The prisoners were
brought down 4ud 'a'-e7 70 Ncw Gas.
tie in The nTcGicC
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New PosTNAsr .-John &. Bxc y has
been appointed postmaster at 5eafard,
ree J. P. . B er, removed The Ssstara
C.ti,.s. says that Mr. . Bier alleged de-
fciency amounted t. only Sl59 q, snd
that be has report yet to Eaks which
will ccTer this. 1t also thinks that the
whole trou bic vas accasion2i t. oe=tuil
Republican politicians who desired = -
cure Mr. > E-er' recoval
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rhilli.as EsQriRE HAaAsY.-Annie
to Ma,s' .or threatening bodily harm
anS Sy ~y Anderson, waived a hsarins
Iat Censt neid 70 ball for his appearance
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EXCURSION To HEADING. The first
grand excursion from Wilmington 10
reading will leave this city on Thlrs
day morning, Aug. Goth. at6.aD o.
clock. 1t will he a flne excursion and
those attending will ind rare opportu.
mites for enjoyment Tickets, only
81 so.
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Peaches were quite pieaiiful Ia ou7
markell, this morning and sold at 10 q
20 per half peck and 60 cents O 81 Is
per basket according to size and quail.
ty.
At Baltimore, yesterday, 10000
crates Of peaches we're received OF
Light Street wharf, and the market
was siut!ed, prices ranged from 80 to
so cents PEI box for good fruit. The
latter being top price io7 large lots
The bula Of tie peaches were Tro.hs,
few boxes ouly Of Early FORKS sad
Crawtords being received, and we're
sold at from 81 to 81 60 per bax, The
Western shippers nearly ell were OF.
OF the market, and the only demand
wss for home consumption, which
was the cause for the fall In prices.
Friday Is sn off day with the clippers
for the West, because fruit to leave
here yesterday would not reach dis.
tsnt points before Saturday evening
or Sunday and would be in tad condi.
tion before Monday.
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FAFM eoLD.-On Tuesday

kAFA eoLD.-on Tuesday J. :.
Richardson, Auction CT, sold for Henry
D, Farnandi1, Esq e, trustee 200 acies
of land, situated on the turnpike lead
ing from Baltimore TO HaT7e de Grace
to A Preston Gilbert, Esq, for S2,750
On the same day the same auct;oree1
sold for the same trustee. a farm OF 2lf
acres situated near Darlington, same
county. 70 Cha ". Wcrthirgt5n, for
5000
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1S Care % Cough, to relieve ali irr i,a
hons OF the throat, to prevent hoarseness,
70 restore perfect souniness and health 70
the most delicate organization OF the human
fIame-she lungs-use Wistars BaIsan OF
Wild Cherry. 50 cts and 81 a bottle, large
bottles much the Naper,
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SECURING THE CrTy AGAINST Loss.
"A bill of James F. Brennan, $4S9 90
was passed by Council, last evening,
and Dir. Baker, in making the motion
to draw the order, moved that $3.50, 80
of the amount be drawn In favor of
the City Auditor, Mr.. Brennan owing
the city this sum tor paving.
Mr.. McIutire craved lenincy for
Mr.. Brennan. who. he said that to his
knowledge. it had always beeu custo-
mary. In drawing orders for parties
owing the city, to deduct the amount
due In order 10 secure the city against
Joss
Mr.. Farral said that orders were ire
quently drawn tor II. F. Pickles, aud
yet, is he was not mistaken, that gen
tleman's name was on the Auditors s
books, as debtor to the city for the
improvement of property.
Mr.. Baker objected to Mr.. Pickles
being attacked during lis absence and
after some further discussion the full
amount of the order was directed to
be drawn IN favor of MIR. Brennan.
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CAM anv.oakp CAMP MEET1Sa.-A color.
FsIfpnA is now In progress at
| this ~ on the Delaware Railroad. and
colony rSStning quite large number of
civ u people went down from this
be- ~, a special excursion train will
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SzS1 = TIE A1IsaoCsE.-W-. S-ish,
of Chester. cane &c :bis CITY n ssar e { Z
work Tester4Ay, apd wes taken six. De
WIS tGAsen t. tho Pclcs 5tatiel aai st-
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Mississippi Valley and GIIi
States,

fnrtie5 waning Information ahoct The mis-
nsstppi Valley and Guif States. shouh sub
scribe for The NAV ORLEANS PRICE CUR.
RENT. published at NEW ORLEANS. LoUIsI-
ANA.
Advertisers desiring customers in thess
States ahould use ITS columns. It Is q thor,
oush business paper and has the largest
9ireulation of any commercial paper Ia the
south West, Specimen copies sent on appli-
cation. Address NEW ORLEANS PkluE
CURRENT, NEW ORLEANS, IoCuLASA
auglA-4t
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CANCER
sSz SIsiza and ali Skin l1ssa,
Cured By DIR. Bonds Dtseoverr.

~~ W AF' RCRn's DkSeoverI.
DR, BoEDS CHEMICAL AHTrporEs init
With and destroy the virus Of Cancer and
Skin Affections, sut will not feet the healthy
part. Patients may visit the City and remain
while under treatment at the Penna- Cancer
Institute Zone Of the handsomest marble edi
nces In the city, and the finest remedial In
ssitute IN the country. Remedies, with full
directions. sent to any part OF the world.
AISeod for Pamphlets and particulars. Ad
dress,
n. T. BOND. NJ. D..
PEESA CANCER IrsTrTUTE.
iaos2 dlJ a2os Chestnut st. Ph L. Pa
Concentrated FavOring Extracts
OF Vanilla. Lemon, Orange. Rose Bitter Al
monn, Ginger, Mace, Celery, etc i, etc., NJ made
and so'd wholesale and retah BY
L. BRINGHURSr q Co,
mCornsr Sixth anh Market streets
OF the Bnth.s
Bath Brushes. Bath Towe,s, Bath Sponges
and Bath soaps in extensive variety. Afso,
tlesh Gloves, Strapa, Brushes, ETC., OF morse
hair. Dry Friction Gloves. and many Other
T. BRINGHURST & CO.,
Corner Sixth and Market stree
Toilet Mirrors.
tnll assortment of all sizes, including
double magnlfying, &c.
f BRINGHURsT & CO.,
Corner Of Sixth and Market streets.
Prime Vanilla Bean.
sold wholesale and retail by
Z. BRINGHURST Il CO,
Corner Sixth and Market street
Fine Nail Scissors
Curved and straight. Nail Brushes, Hand
Brushes, Nail Flies, Nall Polishers, etc, toi
sale by Il. BRINGHUKST & co,
Corner Sixth and Market streets.
An EnglAsh remedy OF great popularity. fol-
removing corns without pain.
f. BRINGHURST 4 co.
Apothec8rtes,
Corner Sixth and Market streets,
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Ol ( D.

W9ArE.-Aoxrst Il. John j. wya.i, aged
50 years.
Funeral from bis late residence 22s Tssrall
street, on Monday, the l6:h inst, q: three
O'Clock, T. NJ, to proceed TO the Wilmington
and Brandywlne Cemetery.
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RELIGIOUS.

West Presbyterian and Grace Meth
odist Churces will hold unitedtservlces
tomorrow, and Rev. j. M. P. Otis
will preach In Grace at 101 A. NJ. and
Ia West at 8 p. NJ. Subject for even.
ing sermon, Does Religion Pays''
The First Presbyterian and Central
churches will hold united service in
the First Church, Market street above
9th. tomorrow at 10s O'Clock, A. M.
Preaching by the Pastor Rev. +. B.
Duval. The public are respectfully
invited.
Services tomorrow, as usual, in the
First Baptist Church. T. NJ. Eastwood
Pastor. Preaching at 10 80 A. NJ. and
8 P. M. Ali are cordially invited.
Se,ts free. Sunday School meets at
9 A. M. School for colored people
meets In the Hall, on 18th street, be.
tween Market and Orange, at p, VI.
A cordial invitation is extended.
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~ E-fTHEE IsEPORT
NAsH1N 'ToS, August II Il i VI
PROBABILITIES.

For the Middle States aud the lower
Lake region, clear or fair and warmer
weather, with south to west winds end
stationery barometer.
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FOB SAEE AND RENT

L.
ENOR REST-The houaa AMI store st Ms
T. west corner OF Shipiey and Fourth Sts,
Apply to II IATIMEE,
abslol&-N
ES0R SALE On RE1II-Ihe eAndsaasAy
Z located ne" oweilos l2i9 Delaware
4ATen7e, Apply aert 1eex.
iyssr 3. skOTL.
NOB RENT.-Feur CT i've thtri-sscry
II rooms, st No. ale laarket street. Apply
as this ofaea- &
EcR REST-A large secoadcssoTJ front
II room Ct %l6 hat ket strees-Sood entrance.
suitable for merchant tailor, o. almost any
business. Apply at this Office. rnarAd
NOR SALE-Three buiidInk 1913 on Jack
IL son street, between 9Th and 7sh. Five
building lots on Fifth street near Van Buren,.
Two on Front street near jackson, and lot
Il feet front on Delaware Avenue, near Hs
rison. Apply a. this ofHce. marSd
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THIRD EDITION.
Peaches.
FRIDAYS aupMES

FR1DAT's sHIPMENr;,
To Jersey City, 1ss cars
10 Philadelphia, d
Total, 1875 "
Previous shipments, SAT It
Total thu1 far shirpod logs d"
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WANTS.

" "ASTEp-A good qrsrryman. Apply
w at 2ot13 ". Second street, on Friday,
between 10 4. NJ and o'clock P NJ Good
wages given JOHN II. ORFENN ALT.
augll.2t-
W ANTEp--., cook Apply at liO5 Market
w street. ty9or
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MEETING OF THE DEMOCRATIC Assoc1A-
TIoN.
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Yank,on Lyeeun,.

The lyceum last evening was more of
success than on the previous Monday eye
ming. Quite number Of ladies were in
attendance. r. ]. Gamble gave select read.
ing. Subject-"T The Editor" which was
we'll -rccciycd.-The following resolution
was then discussed: Resolved, That=a
constitutional amendment should be adopt.
ed making education compulsory" Gen.
Beadle advocated the affirmative, and j. r.
Gamble supported the negative {. this res.
olution. F. ]. Washabaugb, S. II. Gruber
and other assistants, not taking part in the
debate. volunteer speakers were in order,
and Phil X. Faulk being called for, spoke
in favor of the affirmative. The president
decided the weight of argument to be in
the affirmative. The order of exercises for
Monday evening. 9th inst, are; Declama-
tion, Lewis Williams; select reading, s. II.
Gruber; essay, r. B. Tripp. The resolu'
ton to be discussed, is: Resolved, That
church property should be taxed uniformly
with other property in the United States. !.
The disputants upon the affirmative are, A
w. Howard, w. D.Russcll and j. r. Gam
bic, and upon the negative, r. j. Gamble
w. II. H. Beadle and Phil. X. Faulk. Som,
other miscellaneous business was transact
ed, after which the society adjourned.
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Morrison 4 Brookings to rent room Tor
the use of Territorial Commissioner OF
immigration Cross, made a report toithe
council fAyoring theacceptance of the prop
ostion. The report of the committee was,
on motion, adopted.
Alderman. Relamnter moved that the
mayor appoint special committee to con.
fer with Morrison s, Brookings concerning
the renting of the room for Commissioner
Cross. Motion agreed to, and the mayor
appointed as such committee, Aldermen
Delama,er. Delaney aud Ptotenhaucr.
The report Of the city justice for the
month Of May was, on motion of Alder
man Delalnater, taken from tile file for cons
sideration. and on motion OF Alderman
Schnaubcrthc amount Of fees as reported
therein due tie city justice was niiowedaiid-
ordered paid
Alderman Iverson moved that, the fees
reported due the city marshal in the same
report be also allowed and ordered paid
Motion prevailed.
i Bill of James Rankin, assigned to w. N.
Collamer, was on motion taken from the
table and referred to the committee on
finance and taxation. =
Bill of Bowen s kingsbury for $lo7o
was presented TO the council and on motion
referred to the committee on finance and
taxation,
j, Bills of Michael Stokes; teaming, $l,00
Franz Gosen and Henry bankratz,, ,spccia
watchmen, each $500, and John Buchanan
water, 81 90 were presented to the council
and read On motion Of Alderman Schnau
Der the bills were allowed and ordered paid
and the clerk ordered to draw warrants 70
the respective amounts.
Alderman Schnauber moved to excus
u. NJ. Kec, auctioneer, from the paymcn
> of any license for four months from De,
%, 1875. Motion prevailed.
On motion council adjourned.
Attest J.A. POTTER, Mayor.
MANS TAYLOR, City Clerk.