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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-14
Fatal Accident,

MAN GoRED TO DEATH by BuLL--lIIs NAME
KNOWN ONLY AB "JoHS
On Thursday last, man employed on the
farm of William schloege, near Landenborg,
Chester county, was gored to death by an infr-
rated bull. lie was engaged in carrying grain
through the barn yard when, for some unknown
cause, the bull in the yard made a rush at him
his horns they penetrated his body tearing out
his intrails. The unfortunate man lived but a
few minutes after the accident. He was an un-
married man who arrived from Germany about
two years ago, since which time he has been liv-
ing with Mr.. Sahloege
4 strange part OF the affair is that neither Mr..
Schloegle nor any one else knew the man by any
other name than that of John, and not only
are we unable to give any further name that
would identify him, but it s believed that he is,
beyond that, entirely unknown in this country
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-14
STATE Items.
The Bay resorts are opening

The Bay resorts are opening.
ticket Office and freight depot are being
built at Harbeson, on the j. Il b. II. r.
The marketing of the berry crops has thinned
out the schools in Kent and Sussex. In hent
county the schools close July lst.
Manners Fisher & Co., of Seaford, have been
awarded the contract for building tho new
church at Preston, Nd, for $2,SO0.
The entire loss by Harbeson Hickman's fire at
Lewes has been assessed at 5000, but his
insurance amounts to only about S9OS.
Mr.. T. +. Hurlock, tenant on Mr.. A. o. New
tons farm at st. Georges, recently sheared hve
sheep, and one eve, only one year old. which
yielded IA pounds of wool.
The Nanticoke House, at Seaford, sold by the
Sheriff. a few days ago, was purchased by the
p. w. b. II. r., at $5, S25. The building Will De
converted into depot, it is said.
Rev. Mr.. Brown, until recently pastor of the
Presbyterian church at Smyrna, has decided to
enter the Presbyterian Hospital, Philadelphia,
for treatment for general debility.
Three trains (two passenger and one freight)
are running daily over the j. " B. H. u. Con
nections however, is not made by either with
the early train north on the Del Il. Il.
A farmers bulletin says; Peaches are drop
ming. The cut worm is troubling the young
corn. Oats are coming on finely since the rains.
The prospect for wheat has also improved.
Contracts for the sale OF whole crops OF
cents per basket, delivered at the railroad sta
tions. This is splendid opportunity for spec
ulators Milford Netcs.
A coored man by the name OF George
Knowles, was drowned in the creek, near the
r. II. bridge at Laurel, a few days ago. He was
| bathing and took a convulsion, and before as
sistance could be rendered, he drowned.
Theodore Jones, young colored man man, wliiie ~
| swimming in the creek at Leipsic on Sunday, the
6th, was drowned. Another colored man, John
Jones, fell dead while at work in Thos Pratt,s
cornfeld, near Blacliston's Roads, on the sra
| Subscriptions are being taken for the erection
| of A new ILL., u. Church at Kenton, and it is pro-
posed to soon put the building under way Il is
| to be 4OxGO feet Is feet in ceiling and finished
in good STYLE 1t will be frame, and i'd estimated
| to cost about $1,000
Gov. Cochran has appointed Il. j. Colt to the
Office of Justice of the Peace for Duck Creel
Hundred Kent county, vice j. w. Mariner, re
signed. Esquire Colt has relin1uihhed his pos,
tion as Teller in the Bank of Smyrna, and N f.
Wilds has been selected to fill the vacancy.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-14
The horticultural Meeting.

AN EXHIBITION FIXED UPON FOR SEPTEMBER.
On Saturday evening, small meeting Of
those who have 30 successfully conducted the
Horticultural Exhibitions, in former years, was
held at Institute Hall to considered the practica-
blIity OF holding similar exhibition, this year.
william Candy, President of the horticultural
Society, presided, and Daniel W. Taylor was
made secretary. On motion of Vim. M. Candy,
it was resolved to hold the exhibition, and the
date of commencement was fixed for IWednes-
day, the 18th of September, to continne until
Saturday, the 18th inclusive AT the suggestion
of Wm. II. Pierce, committee, consisting of
Mrs. George Richardson, Mrs. Samuel A. Price
and Mrs. A. L. Oonant, WAS appointed to report
the names of committees for the exhibition. The
meeting then adjourned to assemble at the call
M the cnarmRu,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-14

Tennessee preacher stood up the other day
and said "My hearers, ! now urge all on ye7
TO dive down into your breeches-pockets and
haul out suthin' for the poor; !" and the women
of his congregation looked right straight ahead
without saying word or making diVe'
atreet file other day, stating that she had but
two children. Soon after moving in, the land,
lord discovered that she had seven and when he
demanded an explanation, she replied "oh
we'll who'd be particular over just hve emil
dren?
He leaned on the fence pouring out warn
on the other side. 1t was dark. He could no
&c, see he her face, but she said Pray desist Yol
are too yacillatlng. Only week ago you n, tolt
the same story three doors below here The!
parted.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-14
SOcIetles.
mEEr1Nas THIS EVENING.

Delaware Lodge, No. l, /. o. o. F., at ODD
Fellows Hall, Sd and King street. a.,
Herman Lodge, No, 20, /. o. o. f., at ODD
Fellows Hall, Sd and King street., :,
Wilmington and Brandywine Council, No. D,
o. U. A. NJ, at Hall Sixth and Market: :, :.
Wilmington Council, No. s. Jr. 0. U. A. NJ, al
Hall 511 Market street,
Enterprise Circle, B. U. G. A., ut Hall 5O4 Mar
ket street.
Washington Lodge, No. 1, X. of P, at knights
of Pythias Hall, 211 Market street: :.
Washington Lodge, No. 8, A. o. OF q. F.' al
McClarys Building. m
Star Of Bethlehem Division, No. 2, b. OF I.'
Ninth and French street.
wawasot Lodge No. IS, ], o. of G. T., at room
18th and Scott streets.
Minqua Tribe, No. s, 1. o. R. NJ, at Red Mems
Hall, 416 Market street.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-14
Tho CIaYton House.
ARRIVALS, UP TO THIS MORNING

ARRIVALS, UP TO THIS MORNING.
W Curtis, Newark Del.
Jos Baily, Now York.
Chas f Gilmore, Coatesville.
Jno Henry, Washington.
Herbert Brown, Philadelphia.
J L Leonard, West Chester.
Mrs Il Leonard,
Geo M Houghin, N Y.
John Hebrick, Reading Pa.
Milton Troop. "
JW smithers, Norwalk. Conn.
T. Lubbock, Phila.
Thos G Carey, Z"
John 7 Murphy, q
Il K Pleasanton, "
WIN Nicholson, Washington.
G w Ogle, Phila.
Jno L. Holley, City.
Frank B Lysle, Philada.
James Todd,
l. L Lancaster, "
q G Oromp, "
pr Marsey,
Harvey M Harris; City.
NJ Dodge, New York.
d Vandyke, "
Geo L Clark, Boston.
Il l. White,
Z O Walthall, Miss.
O Krippindorf, CHM.
VIM H tanning New York.
Lea Febiger,. g"
Harvey Bond, Phila.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-14
Personal.

Rev. T. l.. Poulson, who recently resigned
the pastorate of the Bethany Independent NJ.
E.. Church, Baltimore, proposes in the future,
TO devote his entire time and services to the
advancement of the temperance cause.
--Jno. d. Nield, clerk at the H. 4 H. Co.'S,
has been appointed private correspondent to
the Cohansey Glass Manufacturing Co., at
philadelphia.
-Chas. W. Polnsett, of this city, has been
made conductor ON the Junction and Break
water II. II.
Mayor Simms left, to-day, at noon, for Bos-
ton, to be present at the Bunker Hill celebra-
tipu
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-14

MISSIONARY ADDREss.-Rev. Theodore s. Wyn-
koop will deliver an address in Central Presby-
terian Church, tomorrow (Tuesday) evening at
thd. Mr. Wynkoop, formerly resident Of Will
mington and for several years pastor of an in
iuentisl church on Long Island is missionary
in India. His address will illustrate the present
condition of India as to its religions social Gus
toms and governmental relations. The public
may be assured of the interest given to subject
by the graphic description of an eyewitness.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-14
The Police Homicide.

From the Mldd1etown Transcr1pt-Dem
The killing OF the young girl, Sarah Doyle, in
Wilmington, OH Thursday morning, in Whatever
way it may be accounted for, whether as the re-
sult OF an accident or Of carelessness, il tor
rhe affair.
II it can be proven that Sergeant o'Neill's bull
let did not kill Miss Doyle, we shall be glad OF
his innocence, but if, on the contrary, her death
WAS caused by his act, he should be made to
suffer the punishment his careessness deserves.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-14
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~ Ont OF POlitIcs.,'

Wilmington Letter in Breakwater Light.1
"Out of politics." is a new, and contagious
fever, that las become epidemic in this section.
Will Smaruba Btters cure il? L am reminded
Of the frat cases that came to my knowledge :
1t was during the contest for the Postolice, after
the retirement of Postmaster Lewis. Two we'll
known politicians met upon the street, and in
talk that ensued. each assured the other of his
intention to go tout of politics." One confessed
to to the writer that he led and knew that the
otbnr did
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-14

VIOLENT ASSAULT UPON AN OFFIcER.-on Sat-
urday evening last, officer Mills undertook to ar
rest young man named Vet. Walters, IN the the
vicinity OF 9Th and Church street, for some DIS,
orderly conduct, when Walters and a chum
named Edward Scott made violent assault up
on him and prevented it. Mr. Mills WAS consid-
erably bruised. A crowd gathered around which
applauded the resistance, and made it altogether
warm for the officer. Some summary PUNISH
ment will have to be visited upon the roughs in
that neiqhborhood.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-14

FIRST rANNIvERsARY.-Pioneer Council, No; l,
soyereigns of Industry will celebrate their first
anniversary at the City Hall, on tomorrow,
(Tuesday) evening. Public addresses Will be
made by Mr.. Jacob F. Byrnes, Mrs. Mary
Byrnes Of Philadelphia, and others. The pub
liz ar invitad
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-14
Dsath$.

DoYLE--on the 10th inst, Saiie Doyie, in the 18TH
year OF her age
THE relatives and friends of the family are re-
spectfuy invited to attend her funeral from the
residence of her mother, No. S3I Church street, on
Monday afternoon, the 14th inst, at O'Clock, TO
proceed to Riverview Cemetery
PYLE-on the 18th inst Harvey T., infant son OF
William NJ. and Catharine II. Pyle, aged months
and IS days.
The relatives and friends of the family are re-
spectfully invited to attend the funeral from the
residence of his parents No. 3l3 West 18th st to-
morrow (ruesday) afternoon. Services at O'Clock
Interment at Wilmington and brandywme Ceme-
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-14

SPECIAL CHURCH SERVICES AT NEW CASTLE
YEsTERDAY.-At New Castle, yesterday, specia
services were held in the M. Z. Church to raise
funds with which to pay for new chape
which has just been built. Rev. d., Stnbbt
preached in the morning, and Rev. g. r. Bris
tor in the evening. About $1,000 were collect
cd during the day,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-14

NEwsBoY Run OvER.-William Quinn,a carrie
of the COMMERCIAL on the south side OF th Q
Christiana, who resides at Buttonwood and
streets, WAS run over by carriage yesterday,
and WAS severely hurt. We have endeavored TO
supply his place, for a few days, and should any
fail to receive their CoMMERcIAL it Will be due TO
his absence.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-14

SUPPOSED MAD Doc SHoT.-Officer Patterson
discovered dog in Wollaston street, between
8th and 9th, this morning, with every evidence
of hydrophoba. Mr.. Patterson dispatched the
dog by shooting him.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-14

PASSED THRoUaH.-The Fifth Md. Regiment
passed through this city about IL o'clock this
morning OH it's way to Boston to the celebration.
short pause for refreshments was made at the
depot. Tomorrow, rabout noon, Richmond
Commandery passes through en- route for the
same point, and will be received at the depot by
st. Johns Commandery.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-14

THE BAERENBAcH BAR Room FRAcAs-At7
O'Clock. this evening, hearing will be given the
young men who created the disturbance in Baer-
enbach's saloon, on King street, on Saturday. ny
The hearing will take place before Esq. O'Neill,
at police Headquarters, in the absence OF the
Mayor.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-14

MORE COTTAGES AT REHoBoTH.- Saturday
last, Alexander Chandler and Samuel Riley con-
tracted with Woolley and Conncr for the erec-
tion of one cottage each upon the beach at Re-
hoboth. This makes in all seven new cottages
for this season. Others are still talking ofbuild-
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-14

HAND LAoERATED.-Willie,s son of 7. Y. De-
Normandie, had his hand badly lacerated at the
sash factory on West Front street Of which his
father is part owner. He was watching the rev.
olutions Of circular saw, when in some way his
hand came in contact with the teeth. No fingers
we're taken off, but several arteries were cut,
from which the blood flowed in great abundance.
The wound WAS dressed at Fosters drug store.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-14
SECOND EDITION.
The Odenton Outrage.

THE CRIMINAL. TAKEN FROM ANNAPOLIS JAIL, Tnrs
MORNING, AND LYNoHED.
BALTIMORE, June IA.
A special telegram from Annapolis to the
american dated this morning says that the me-
gro Simmes, who outraged the young girl, Miss
Jackson, near Odenton, Md. last week, was ta-
ken from the jail, this morning. and lynched
about three miles from the city.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-14

ENTERTAINMENT AT NEwpoRT.-A large audi
ence was well entertained on Saturday evening,
at Newport, by the ladies Of st James parish,
who gave a concert, accompanied by dialogues,
in the large storehouse of the Messrs. Fell. The
exercises were enlivened by music from the Ell
mira Cornet Band. A strawberry festival Will
be held at the same place, commencing on
Thursday, at p. ~, and continue during the
week, being enlivened each evening by enter
tanments Of which the one of Saturday was
the fore-runner. Train leaves Wilmington for
Newport at $50 P. NJ. returning leaves New
mort Q. .OH Z. NJ.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-14

On Monday evening his wife asked him where
he was going, as she observed him putting on
his overcoat. ~ am going to sally forth. ne
replied and she warmly rejoined, "Let me
catch you going with any Sally Forth"
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-14

TIE LEwEs II. II. AND STEAMER ARRANGE
MEsT.-Two passenger trains, Zone OF them a
..mixed. ")are now run on the junction Break
water II. II. Going south, they leave Harring-
ton at IL Is. and 1.30, and arrive at Lewes at
2.37, and $50 and coming north, they leave
Lewes at $50 and 1910, reaching Harrington at
II. so and 12.45 The two are run near together,
in order TO make close connections at Harring'
ton. with trains on the Delaware railroad.
Tho steamship City of Richmond has taken
the place Of the AlJemdrle, on the Lewes and
New York Line. She runs three times a week,
leaving Lewes on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Sat
urdays. j.,
Tho present management Of the Junction q
Breakwater, and connecting lines is compliment
cd by the Sussex Journal which says MIR.
Groom the Superintendent. and Mr.. Brown, the
general agent, are active and faithful workers
and are doing a great service to owners and
plinDers.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-14
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

The Board of Education meets this evening.
The police record shows the hearing Of but
six DRINKS since Saturday.
The Board OF Trade will hold its regular meet
ing tomorrow evening at 7.45 o'clock.
On Sunday next, Right Rev. Bishop Becker
will bless a now bell which has been received
for the Catholic church at Elkton.
This evening the Rugby Literary Society will
give their fourth anniversary entertainment at
the Opera House. Holders of cards will be for
tunate.
The children and teachers belonging to the
West st. Friends First Day School had their an
nual pic mic, on Seventh-Day. The place WAS a
romantic spot on the Shelpot creek, near the
berns about 1876, were conveyed in carriages.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-14

BApTIsMs.-The rite of baptism WAS conferred
in several of the churches, yesterday. At AS
bury ten persons received it, at the Second .Bap-
tist 8, and at West /. A Baptisemal service was
also held at Grace in the afternoon.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-14

Our Doom MEETINas.-Mr. Haldeman will
preach an open air sermon at McDoweville on
tomorrow, Tuesday, evening, after which prob
ably arrangements will be made for holding a
series OF out door meetings in different parts of
the city.
Hey. J. M. P. Otis preached very interesting
sermon to large audience in tho open air yes
terday at Water and Market streets. Many of
those in attendance never enter the inside OF q
church, but gave respectful hearing to the
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-14
Nkttt advertisements.

II ITTANNING COAL. THIS COL
IN LIERY having fully resumed operation, we
are prepared to furnish this celebrated Bltumlnoas
coal at the lowest market prices.
GEO w IRISH Il SON, French st. Wharf.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-14
Financial.

PRICE OF GOLD TO-DAY.
NEW YORK, June IA.
Gold opened, this morning ut $1.l6L.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-14

SwARTHMohE CoLLEGE.-rhe Commencement
exercises will take place tomorrow, (Tuesday,)
at II o'clock. There are eight candidates for
the degree of A. B. and five for that of b. s.
The salutatory address will be delivered by Hell
en- T. Comfy, of Byberry, and the valedictory by
Herbert g. Dow, of Bangor, Maine.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-14

CROWDED CHURoH.-Delaware Avenue Baptist
Church was not only crowded, last night, but
hundreds were unable to obtain admission Tho
sermon of Rev. Mr.. Haldeman is spoken Of as
eloquent and full of feeling. At its close
large number stood up and desired the prayers
of the church.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-14
weather Record.
REPORT OF THE SIGNAL sERvIoE.

REPORT OF THE HIdNAL BKRvIOE.
WASHINGTON, June IA.
Probabilities For the Middle States, nearly
stationary pressure, warmer, clear, or partly
cloudy weather, North east Winds and OCCASION
al rain near the coast.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-14
THIRD EDITION.
GOOD News for the. Fruit Growers.


IMPORTANT REDUCTION IN FREIGHT TARIFFS ON
THE DEL II. Il.
The management of the Delaware r. II. has
made an important reduction in the tariff for
fruit on that road. The reduction, We are in
formed by authority, WAS made out Of consid-
Grafton for che prospective low prices OF fruit,
and to render the crop more proftablel TO
the growers. While making this reduction there
has not been and will not be any lessening in the
accommodations Of former years on the con-
trary, trains will be run with as much dispatch
and as frequently as occasion may require.
The new tariff went into effect with the berry
crop and will cover all the berry and fruit ship
ments, including the peaches. In order to
show the exact amount of the reduction in the
berry freight. we present statement Of the
tariffs of 1874 and 1875 from the principal
stations along the road, the same being the
charge per 100 pounds to New York.
Stations. 1875 1874
Middletown. -. 81 cents. 81 cents.
Clayton, on,...................64 70 d"
Dover, ........... .........oo -
Seaford, d,...................u OF
The peach tariff has not been arranged yet,
but we are assured by the same authority that
there will be reduction from last year. The
proportion will depend upon the Willingness OF
the Pennsylvania Co., to reduce.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-14

A match game WAS also played on Saturday af-
ternoon, between the Maple Leaf club, of this
city, and the keystone, Of Philadelphia. The
latter won the victory, and succeeded in scor-
ing almost an entire blank against their op-
ponents. The following is the score by innings;
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-14

CHANGERS AND FARM WAGEs.-Queen Anne's
County Grange recommend that wages hereto
fore charged for harvesting grain being out OF
all proportion to the price of grain, they be re-
duced this harvest to the following figures
For Graders, 81 SO per day; binders after cra-
dlers, rs cents per day; after reapers, 81 per
day; shocking, 81 25. These rates were recon-
mended to the farmers of the county for their
adoption.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-14
New Advancement To-day.

Proposals for City Loan.
Bargains at John Moore d Co.'S.
Wanted -Middle-aged child's nurse.
Gardners patent chair seats-Brevity.
Elmwood collars-Brevity.
$40 to $500 invested-Third page.
Healds sale-Brevity.
st. Paul's excursion-Brevity.
Scott church festival-Brevity.
DeNormandie's sale-Breylty.
Mccartney q Kenney's loose covers-Breylty.
Summer clothng-Buxbaum's Brevity.
Webb made hats-Brevity.
Partagas-Singes Il Son, Brevlty.
Dubell's hats-Brevity.
The Enterprise Co.'s contract-Breylty.
Fullmers Breyty
Mrs. Bradways clothng-Brevity.
Fennessey's shoes-Greylty.
Card-Brevity.
Funeral notice.
Agents wanted Centennial Gazetteer.
Trusses, supporters, etc-3d page.
Wells Carbolic Tablets-3d page.
Agents wantee-Pathways of Holy Land.
Caution-Life of Livingstone.
Thousands of Youths-City Item.
Successfully Item.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-14

EXCURSION.
The Second Baptist Church Sabbath School will
make an excursion to
CREEDMOOR PARK,
eight miles above Philadelphia, on FRIDAY, June
18TH The new steamer SARAH K. TAGGART will
leave 4th street wharf at 7.so q. M returning at a
seasonable hour in the evening. Adult tickets, %
cents; Children under IL years OF age 20 cents.
teQ-7t
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-14
numerical HepOI
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.

PHILADELPHIA, June IA.
Flour more active but prices unchanged.
1.42. Corn active yellow, 82@S3c. Oats, un-
changed. Provisions dull. Whiskey, $122.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-14

BUsH,-In Philadelphia, on Saturday evening,
June 18th, Henrietta, wife of William Q. Bush,
formerly Of this CITY,
The friends and relatives of the family are re-
speetfuy invited to meet the funeral at the P. w,
q b. II. r. depot at 10 O'Clock NJ. To proceed
to the Old Swedes Cemetery.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-14

MINISTER TO BE OnDAINED.-The Presbytery
of New Castle will meet at the First Presbyte-
rian Church on Thursday afternoon next, at
O'clock for the purpose of ordaining Rev. Mr..
Duval who has accepted the call Of the church
to be ts pastor. He will be regularly installed
on Thursday evening. The reception by the
members will take place on Friday evening and
on Sunday he will enter upon his regular pas
toral dutieH.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-14
ExfNrStnna. .
GRAND EXCURSION
NJ "-a5 TO
,nnrn1Tnnp DAD

RAND EXCURSION
" TO
CREEDMOOR PARK, T..
ON TUESDAY, JUNE 22d, 1876.
The st. Paul's M. &. Sunday Schools will give
their annual excursion to Creedm0or Park, a beau
tfu place the Delaware river, eight miles above
Philadelphia. and fitted up with all the modern I'M
proyements for pleasure with ample shelter in case
Of storm. The boat lands Immediately at the park
and the grounds are engaged exclusively for the
day. Arrangements have also been made to supply
dinner for ali who desire, at fifty cents each. The
boat leaves 4th street wharf at clock returning
at an early hour in the evening Tickets, adults 10
CENTS Children 80 cents. To be had from any OF the
teachers or at the boat, je11-9t
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-14
Base Bali.

MATCH GAME BETWEEN THE sc COMMERCIAL" AND
REPUBLICAN" CARRIERS.
On Saturday afternoon last. match game Of
base ball was played on the south side Of Mar
ket street bridge, between the carriers Of the
COMMERCIAL and the Republican. The game
was very interesting one, and greatly enjoyed
by those who Witnessed it. The laurel wreath
was awarded to the COMMERCIAL boys, by the
following
Commercial, .....4 5 0 6 A. "a
Republican, ....11 s l 0 0 l o. u
Only eight innings were played. 7. Elwood
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-14

NEW REvELATIoN-sHoRTP PAUSE IN MIR. BEACH
ARGUMENT.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-14

Only eight innings were played. 7. Ell
Singley umpired the game.