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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-13
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International Christian Effort.

nrrARTuRE OF W. s. HrI.LEs AND MRS. wHITALL
sMITH FOR ENGLAND -PEARsALL SMITHS WORK
N BERlIS-rHE BRIGHTON CONFERENCE.
William s. Hilles, of this city, sailed for Eu-
rope tins morning, in the steamer Pennsyluanid.
lie goes first to England, where he expects to
loln Robert Pearsal Smith, the Philadelphia
evangelist, and other American friends, at the
trghton Conference on the 29tli inst. lie will
probably visit France and Switzerland, and re-
tnrn about the first of August.
The Brighton Conference is to be meeting
Tor the promotion of holiness similar to the Ok
ford Union Meeting, which attracted 30 much
attention last year. Robert Pearsall Smith has
ately been engaged in religious work in Berlin,
mat pf f'ARt Moody '4ad and sanHey pSAn' IN Eng %
and though of different character,
for while they have dealt principally with the
nnconyerted, Mr.. Smith has sought to awaken
deeper religious life, and more victorious
labors in Germany appears in the London Chrts-
IAN of April 22nd, from which we gather the facts
that he arrived IN Berlin on the 30th of March,
and was. during his stay, the guest of
one OF the Emperor's chaplains, Rev.
MI. Banr. Numerous meetings for consult
ation, for prayer, and preaching were held dur
tug the six days stay in that CITY, the congre-
Rston in attendance increasing no much that
The Emperor granted them the Use OF the Gar
llsoh Church, the largest place of worship in
Earlin. Private meetings were held at the re-
iience OF Hon. Yon Blirlow, the foreign Sc
etary at the American Embassy. whore Mrs.
Bancroft Davis, wife OF or minister had in-
>ted large company, and the Empress and
tel daughter, the Grand Duchess OF Baden.
ave him longaudence. The most profound
interest awakened. Mr.. Smith does not
speak German, but by an accident
which was considered more than fortuitons,
here CHANGED to be in Berlin. during his stay. Il
distinguished professor, DIR. Baedeker, OF Wes-
tlu superMare, who translated the preachers
words and gave them in German to the aud-
tnre, with extraordinary unction. The Chris
taa says that Mr. Smith has one message, and
he sticks to that ''Child of God. look TO
Christ. as the habit of thy soul, and thou shalt
habtualy conquer"
Nh. Smith, if he has not already returned to
treat Britain. will be there to meet the Com
terence at Brighton. on the 29th, and his wife,
Hannah Whtall Smith, goes ont in the company
II Mr. lles, who is her relative, to meet him.
She is herself preacher, and has been promi-
tIen as minister amongst the Orthodox
lends A few weeks ago, during the visit Of
Dr. Ball, Mr.. Lathrop, and others to this city,
sho spoke in Grace Church. She attended tile
the Oxford Conference, i'll England, lust year,
ald her feryor and power attracted much inter
t-t and notice.
The interest taken by Mr. Hilles in the work
u practical Christianity ii well known to those
acquainted with his character and life. He will
take part, no doubt, in the Conference at lirlgh-
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-13

Steam ROiIer Explosion.

ONE MAN KILLED TWO OTHERS INJURED.
The boiler attached to the steam saw mill
owned by Mr.. Patten, in the neighborhood of
Adamsvlle, Kent county, DEL, exploded on
Saturday afternoon last. says the Denton Union,
killing the sawyer instantly aud knocking two
other men senseless for time The accident
was SO sudden and all parties being deprived
of consciousness at the moment, that the causes
of the explosion are left to conjecture
The engineer had but a few minutes before
left the engine, when Mr.. Bullock, the sawyer
stepped to it and was heard to remark that the
water was low in the boiler, and it is supposed
set the pump to work to supply the boiler with
water. The cold water forced into red hot
boiler is supposed to have cansed the explosion
and produced the accident. The other two meu
WHO were employed about the mill. were re.
stored to consciousness in short time, but
conld give no satisfactory explanation as to the
cause of the explosion.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-13
The Railroad war.

ITs FINANCIAL FrrrcT Upon THE BALTiAo.E /
OHIO.
The regular monthly meeting Of the Drer
tors OF the Baltimore & Ohio Co. was held at
Baltimore, yesterday. President Garrett msds
Il little speech in which he stated that the revs
nue. for the month of April, 1874, was, on the
Baltimore and Ohio Road aud its branches, 81
3T, 953 6G, among the largest for any month III
the history OF the Company.
He had the satisfaction of stating that, not
withstanding the continuance OF the hostile ac-
tion of rival lines--especially of the Pennsyl-
vania Company-the revenue for the month OF
April, 1875, was 81, 412, ,527.26. thus showing an
Increase for that month over the same month OF
the preceding year of S34, ,573. so. The results,
therefore. OF the experience Of April, confirmed
the views expressed by the President at the last
monthly meeting of the Board as to the ability
of the Baltimore and Ohio Company TO maintain
its policy thoroughly and successfully.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-13
Educational Effort in Delaware.

l"thr EiGtpf or tie Commercial.
Tue COMMERCIAL advocates making Della
Nste College the head, or in other words, the
lusliulg institution of common schools in the
aalr. The JOmndi suggested this idea two
>eair ago, and wasted considerable time and ink
cn H. II the COMMERCIAL can make anything
"nI ot Del. common school, God speed ii.
Ia your edition of Saturday, May LIST, see the
sboYe extract from the Sussex journal ; al
though not preacher, it seems to me to be Il
9ood test for a talk oil the subject of Education
ana improvement generally. The .ionFndi seems
t9 infer that the making OF anything good ont
"f the common schools is a utopian scheme.
you'd suggest that all great improvements are
"shay slow in being matured often laughed
Al ~ visionary, when first proposed.
III looking over the history O. the past, anu
seeing what has been done, why should we con-
tl0de that because Delaware has had poor sys-
len OF public schools, she ia incapable of i'm
troyement? Why not, il aware of imperfec-
'lo's, strive to raise public opinion on the sub
lecli and improve the system. As u start has
eeeli made by the appointment OF State h4per-
'atehuent, and Q forts are being made in diler-
uht districts to raise the grades of schools, does
i not Seem fitting time to discuss the question
VI making the College, as it should be, the head
VI The system? The objection may be made we
AN do nothing for two years to come, but if the
people, through the agency of the press, discuss
'le subject. and are led to zee the immense ad-
altAge to be gained by good system Of public
''nools, may we not hope for action on the sub
ect at the next session of the Legislature or if
'isapponted if the object is good and true, not
3ro~ disheartened, but continue to discuss the
Question and educate the people till some day in
tle near future let us hope Delaware may have
system OF public schools to which all eau point
WIN pride. If Wilmington has grown from
-4uJ inhabitants and her ''ilourshing acade-
lii o. 1880 scholars to it's present size, with
nei Pendid public aud private schools, let nr
'ahe courage and determine to bring the rest Of
t''e State to the same proud position.
FRIEND OF EDrcATioS.
SfwhEk, Del May o.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-13
Judge Hall.

BURIAL. OF HIS REMAINS AT NOON, TO DAY.
The burial Of the remains Of Judge Willard
Hall took place at noon to-day. The funeral
services were performed at the late residence of
the deceased, Market street ,beow Ninth, which
was thronged by sorrowing and sympathizng
friends Rev. Lafayette Marks, OF whose
church Hanover Presbyterian) Judge Hall was
Il member, conducted the exercises which were
brief and simple. passage was read from
scripture, prayer offered, and Mr. Marks COM
mented briefly upon the christian life and char
acter Of the deceased Bishop Lee. Revs. DIR.
Frost, G. A. Latimer, Fielder Israel and A. ].
Snyder were also present, but took no part in
the ceremonies.
The remains were eneased in all Early patent
casket, covered with black cloth and mounted
with walnut monldings and silver handles. It
was made by Thos. j. Giles. Upon the lid was
a silver plate bearing this inscription: '.Willard
Hall, born December 9th, 1880; died May 10th,
1876 The casket rested upon black pail which
was erected in the centre of the
room. There were no floral displays,
and all the arrangements were of the most sim
pile character. Judges Bradford, Gilpn and
Wales, Hon. Thomas Bayard, W. G. Spruance
and A. W. Smith, Esqs., Col. II. S. McComb
and Henry Banning. Esq, acted as pall.bear-
ers
The funeral procession was q long one, and
the carriages moved in the following order;
Ministers.
Pail Bearers.
Hearse
Family, Relatives and Friends
Judges of the Courts
Members of the Bar.
Government officers.
Elders of Hanover church.
Historical Society.
b )ard of Education.
Citizens.
The services at the grave were also brief, con-
sisting only of the usual burial ceremopes. Rev.
L. Marks conducted them.
Out Of respect to the departed the Courts
have adjourned for the day, the schools are
closed, and many of our citizens repaired to the
late residence of Judge Hall during the funeral
services. Several persons of note from abroad
we're also present, among whom we noticed Col |
Bradford, of Philadelphia, and Hon. j. P. Com
eggs, of Dover.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-13
FOURTH EDITION.
The coal Miners strike.

WORK STOPPED on MERHHANNoE BRANCH BUT PRO-
CROSSING AT OTHER PLACES.
TYRONE. Pa, May IA.
The strikers, with John .Siney at their head,
have succeeded i'll stopping all work on the Mer-
shannon Branch There has been no violence
but simply an oyerpowering by the superior
numbers Of those who wish to work. The Nor
rsville mines. on the Phillipsburg Branch, are
still working about seventy men. The mine at
Powelton is working about thirty men,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-13
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Philadelphia Topics.

John Wanamaker sailed for Europe, by tho
'hard steamer Scotia, yesterday.
The Saturday afternoon sxpress train will
'"mmence running to Atlantic City OH next
a'tatday at 2.45 p. NJ, returning, will leave At
's''ie city, every Monday at 1926 A. NJ
me defence, in the Gerdemann trial, on
pIe'luaS' claimed that they had developed by
'ne eufoss-examnation of the accountant expert,
e'rois IN the accounts, which made the church
""e "efdemann about six Thousand dollars.
The editor of the Germantown Ne,cs says
h., s not quite old enough to be President
~ hat he will be plenty old enough before he il
''esldent-and that should console him.
Tie strike of the kensington weavers has
enaeu "It. The men, after holding ont some
S I0n.ils nl go to work for the wages agreed upoi
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-13

SHERmFs SALEs.-Sheriif IamDson sold, al =
O'clock at the Delaware House, several proper
ties belonging to T.. G.. Springer and wife. Ihe
property, on the east side OF Madison
street between Eighth and Nintl sold to
Robert II. Jones, at $1,000 and that
at Sth and Madison to the same, for $4,000 botl
subject to certain liens. The property on Jef-
ferson ST., above Delaware Avenue, was knocked
of at 800. There lien, accrued interest,
&c, ahead of this, amounting 10 about ?4901
The Clayton Loan Association purchased the
last named property.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-13
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General fnylOr's Grave.

N.ce. President Wilson last week visited the
neglected grave of General Zachary Taylor
ON the old Taylor farm, about five miles from
Louisville. The family buryng- ground was re-
served when the farm was sold some time ago
but the vault is crnmblng away and the mar
place by a fence rail propped against it. The
grounds are over grown with tangled weeds.
The Viee-preaident was visibly affected by the
desoation, but frightened on learning that Il
suitable monument would probably shortly he
placed over General Taylor's remains.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-13
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The Oldest Goose.

Mr.. II. NJ. Griffith has left with us photo,
pranh of the Oldest goose living. 1t il owned
6y Wm. Atwood, Big Flats, Cheenng county, N.
y. The goose was Matched in 1903, and ls there
fore ~ years old. In 1873 this goose laid sew
eral eggs; its constitution is vigorous; the
feathering ia pure white abundant and compact
and her weight is lG pounds.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-13

PEGsoNAL.-B. Everett Smith, Esq, editor of
the Snow Hill, Nd, Shieh, paid brief visit to
Wilmington, last evening" on his way to Balt-
more. Mr.. Smith was Consul at Turks Island,
under President buchanan, and since has been
member of the Maryland Legislature. He is
now Vice President of the Peninsular Press As
eociation.
Daniel Donghorty, Esq or Philadelphia was
in the city to-day attending the funeral OF his
aunt, Mrs Ellen Britton.
VIM, }. AicClary, of this city. will leave Will
mington, tomorrow. to reside at Williamsport,
Pa, where he will be engaged in business with
his iatherin-law, Col Peter Herdie. We cannot
afford 10 spare our enterprsing and yonng
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-13
Financial.
PRICE OF GOLD TO-DAY.

PRICE OF GOLD TO-DAY
NEwFoRK. May 10.
Gold to-day fl.15Ss
Furnished ny Craige, johnson j Co., Bankers and
Brokers, 9Th and Market SlH.]
LONDON. 1890, p. NJ, May 13.
u. $, 1868, log 1867's, 10914t Ten-forties
l03s4 New Fiyes OF 81, 1921. oonsos for
money and account 9i1s@9il4. Erie common
shares, 2i9i; preferred 81. New York Central
and Hudson, %. Market steady and quiet.
FRANKFORT, May l3.
U.S 5-20's Of 1862, 80.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-13
rne peninsnIar pr...

lFrom the Fredericksburg, Mil, Courier
While upon this subject it is but just to say
that the example of the Wilmington CONNER.
,AI barring it's politics, which, to use the clas-
seal language of a coiored preacher, Yves slit-
pal. The ability and enterprise of that journal
IN collecting and disseminating news. especially
local news, is worthy of imitation.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-13

hiIDDLErowN SECOND IN LINE.-A very clever
subscription is reported by the Centennial
agents, Bougllman, Thomas K Co., as coming
from Middletown,p proceeds of "Centennial Bee
held at that place. Thus Middletown heads the
list outside OF our city in subscriptions to the
great National Enterprise.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-13

New Nun MAcHINE.--.J. +. u j. NJ. Helene
and ID. y NJ. Carsake, of Cambridge. Md,
launched, few days ago, patent steam rotary
dredging machine for Andrew 7, Higgins OF
New York 1t is 1870 feet long, 81 feet beam,
II feet deep, and ls said to be the third of the
kind ever built.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-13

To persons desrous of emigrating TO Texas,
either agricnlturists or stock raisers, fine
opportunity for the purchase OF tract of 2300
acres of land in Lavacca county, is presented
The tract is well tmbered and well watered, and
is located in the Cotton District of the State, and
near to rail road communication with Galveston,
(the Galveston, Colorado and San Antonio,l all
the Southern products can be raised here, and a
fortune can be made by the raising of cattle
alone. For further information apply at this
Office
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-13

NEW SroREs.-The store room at G9l Marke
street, lately occupied by Chas. S. Morgan, ha
been taken by Mrs Lee, who will there conlic
dressmaking and j. b. Thomas Il Co., Of Phila
delphia, will open gents furnishing store a
Gl3 Market street
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-13
Daifp Commercial.
COMMERCIAL PRINTING COMPANY.
Howard n. Jenkins, Wilmer Atkinson,
Francis G. Ferris.
s~ For 7srns, etc., sec Second Page.
Aniusenients. A
MIR. kfkNAN's REApINos, THIS EVENING.

MIR. KFENAN's READINas, THIS EVENING
This evening, Mr. j. A. Keenan, will occupy
the Opera House, with the dramatic Entertain
inent already referred to in our columns. I.esli-
sis parlor Orchestra, from Philadelphia, will
rurnah music for the OCCASION We observe
that Mr.. X. gave his Headings ut the Amateur
Drawing Boom, il Philadelphia ON Tnesdny
e,ening, with much success. At the close,
Or. II. Shelton Mackenzie Of The Press made
che OF his characteristic speeches, and the au-
dience at his suggestion passed vote of thanks
10 Mr.. keenan,, who he said had been commend
ed as an elocntionst in several of the lending
eities of the British Empire.
This evening, also, the entertainment at
West church occurs. Extensive preparations
have been made for it,, and the affair will no
,ionbt be extremely pleasant.
Tomorrow evening, the Peak Family ap-
pfar ut the Opera House.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-13

l.. hASE BAIi..-A match game of base ball will
'oat ,,, next, at o'clock, between the Onickster
o ~ ot this city, and the Keystone Of Phiadel-
~ l1Iq rms will be the first regular match game
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-13

The PALIsADE.--The steamer Pdlisade, which
has been rebuilt by Enoch Moore, Jr., and the
name of which has been changed to Sarah J.
Tdggar'. has been launched and is now lying at
the II. 4 H. Co.'S wharf undergoing repairs to
her machinery preparatory to service on the Del
aware.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-13
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
The Historical Society will meet this evening
at n. o'clock,

CORoNERa INQUEsr.-Coroner Groves held an
inquest. yesterday afternoon, over the body of
Mary Thbmas, the circumstances of whose
death were reported in yesterdays CobIERcIAI,
and verdict of death from poison admins
tered by her own hande was rendered.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-13
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DeatlS.

LUWMAN.--On the 18th inst, at No. S22 Wollaston
street, of Catarrh and water on the brain, Frank
lin Goodman, only son of IL =. and NJ. j. Lowman,
aged II months and 16 days.
Relatives and friends of the family are respectful
Is invited to attend the funeral on Tomorrow (Fri-
,lay) afternoon, at O'clock to proceed to Riyeryiew
Cemetery.
Fell asleep In Jesus.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-13
I.Ond ton.

WAR RuMoRs NOT aRorSpLEss.
LONDON, May II
The London Post maintains that the late war
rnn0rs were not groundlese.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-13

LOAN AssocfATIoN-Th 9sth monthly meet
ing OF the Diamond State Loan Association was
held last evening. and sales made aa follows
first SERIES 900. 8 . 10 per cent, and SlO0
at 81 fifth series-Sl 200. ut Al 4. and $500. at
3g9(.
The Star and Youug Mems Loans meet, this
evening
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-13

IN FOR RErAIRs.-The Heading r. r. Collier
Horrisbnrg No. S, passed up 10 the II. & II.
Co. 8 yards this morning. The Pennsylvania,
one Of the ferry steamers plying between Phila-
delphia and Camden, is also ut the II. = Ii.
wllaIyes undergoing repairs.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-13
FIFTH EDITION.
Alleged Conspiracy.

ARREST or JOHN sISEy, PRECEDENT OF TiIE Nil
MFRS NATIONAL ASSOCIATION
OsoEo1A Pa. May l3
JOHN siney, President Of the Miners National
Association, was arrested here, last night, ou
the oath OF Captain Clark, charged with consp,
racy.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-13

SUPREME LODGE X. OF P.-On Wednesday
next, the supreme Lodge, II. of r., meets in an
nual session at Washington. A large number
of members of the order in this city expect to
attend. and for their accommodation excursion
tickets will be sold at Six dollars. The repre-
sentatves of the Delaware Grand Lodge are j.
J. McMullen. of this city, and T. b. Rice, of
Middletowl
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-13
E BRINGHURsr u Co,

E BRINGHURsr u Co,
Cor. SIXTH and MAhE Er ST.
ofera nne assortment of fine goois
comprising in part
Fine Bronze and other Thermometers.
Flower Vases,
cut GlassCologne Bottles,
Cologne Toilet Sets
Travelling Cups IN Russia leather
Hand and Toilet Minors
Cologne F!askH
Finest French Hair Brushes
Finest English Hair Brushes,
Finest American Hair Brushes,
In ivory, buffalo, ,niaid, ROSEWOOD paLInw6dd Sc
lortise-shell Dressing Comb,
ivory Dressing Combs
Buffalo Dressing Combs
indiR-ruDbeF Dressing Combs
Dressing Cases,
French, English aud American Extracts
Qor the Eandherchlef1
Besides an extensive variety OF Foreign and Amal.
ran ColoSnest Toilet soaps, Cosmetics Sachri
Brushes, &C. comprising one OF the iaFgeal
assortments OF N z TOILET
GOODS, ever offered In this city.
Il. BRINGnURSr a CO.,
Corner Sixth and Market streris
JUST PUBLISHED. !.
NATIONAL HYMN AND TuNE BOOK.
Now ready Adapted Tor Opening aud Closing
Exercises Ia Schools AMI Senllnaries for Congrega
tonal, Social and Home Singing l2S pages, 2Oo
choice tunes, . 80 hymns. Price bul "a cents. 9a0V
per Hundred.
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BArIsrE'S ORGAN VoLuNTAhlEs. 2tu
cLARKE's REED ORGAN COMPANION.
valuable. useful and brilliant collection OF Ex-
efcises Ars, Songs and Pieces for Reed Organs,
Winners Party Dances, Violin AMI Piano, 10
Winners Violin and Flute Duets l1U
CLARhES DOLLAR INSTRUCTORS
u, cheap, Instructive Books with Exercises ami
numerous attractive Airs for practice.
Sold by ell the principal musical dealers sent.
post-free for retail price.
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Boston. III B'dway, Now York.
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EvERY MAN HIS OWN PAINTER.
FaiIsRiSONs,
TOWn and Country Ready-Mixed
Paints.
Made of white lead and oxide OF zinc both strictly
pure anu tinted with the purest pigments; thinneL
with nseed oil, so prepared that they dry with
iard gloss without Japan or oyther drler. Get sam
pie card OF
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ALL VARIETIES OF PRINTING KxEcurEu
We are printers OF the City Directory, 1.-THE Wal
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many other Publications.
Boots and Pamphlets,
School Circulars and Catalogues
Weekly or Monthly Publications
Amateur Journals
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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-13

of Phladelphans, composed principally of Of
icials of the Philadelphia, Wilmington & Balti-
more Railroad Co., with their wives, children
and sweethearts, to the number of twenty-five,
made railroad trip few days ago. via Oxford,
and over the Peach Bottom, narrow gauge road,
to kings-bridge, Lancaster county, for the pur-
pose of gathering the trailing arbutus. They
returned with large quantity of the beautiful
and fragrant flower,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-13
new AaverIIscments, To-day.

Wanted-Young man, 10 to Is
i'ulmer's beefsteak-Brevity. --
Statement 1st Natl. Bank Newark
Remember Enterprise Co--Breylty.
BronZed Irvine BoXes-Billanv.
Gents furnishing goods-Canars. 49,.
Frock's fringes-Brevity. .-
Notice-Central Loan Asso.
Wanted-White child's nurse.
ilmington Grange.
Mrs. Jones advice-Brevity. -.-.
Partagas at Singlss'-Breyity.
improved French Blackirg- Billany.
Bird cages-W. N. Chandler
G. Warner Il Co--Coal.
Gen. Tom Thumb d Co. at Institute Hall.
Boarding at IA King street.
Notice-AIechanics Loan Association.
Funeral Notices.
Hayes elastic paint-A. L. Ainscow.
Nothing liner than Webb's stock-breviy.
Donahoes shoe store-brevity.
Business that will pay-Latham 4 Co.
Lobdell's second annual stock sale.
Trustees sale-Jas. A. Pearce.
Buxbaums breviiy. .
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-13

PAINFUL AccIDENT.-John HILL all employee
of Seidel a Hastings, met with very painful
accident yesterday The breaker, in decending,
did not strike squarely upon the billet which is
placed between the breaker and the scrap iron
to break it readily, but threw it to one side
with great force. In its passage, the billet struck
Mr.. Hill on the left leg, below the knee, crush
ing the bone and mangling the flesh. Dr. AIaull
was called in and dressed the wound.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-13
spain.

THE Last rSsTsrMEyr OF THE viRoiYius 1NprM
NIFTY PAID.
MADRID, May ls
1t is officially announced. that the treasury
has paid Hon. Caleb Cushing $4,000, this being
the last inHtalment of the yirgniua indemnity