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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-23
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The Qaickstep-FIynwny Game.

VICTORY FOR THR DELAWARE CHAMPIONS s-TuE
CHAMPION AMATEURS or TIE u g EASILY nEAT-
EN-
By some mishsp, the Flysway club Of New
York when they cameto this city yesterday to play
our Quickstep club got separated from their bag
gage and it failed to arrive with them They
were therefore without their uniforms, but the
most of the players We're supplied by the Pioneer
Boat Club. 1t ID also stated that they were mi
nus two of their players, and some persons Of
fer this reason for their defeat. Brady
served them in the centre field with good ef-
feet Mr. George Fisher, third baseman OF the
Quicksteps, umpired the game with great fair
ness and to the entire satisfaction of both clubs
and the 1000 people who were present-one of
the largest audiences yet gathered on the ball
field here.
The game itself, a, whole, was only an or
dinary exhibition OF skill. Il was slow and ted
ious, at no time brilliant although some very line
playa were made, aud beginning later than the
hour announced was not concluded when the
game was called OWING to the darkness. This
was in the middle Of the ninth inning. The
Qnickstepe had then made i3 runs to for the
champion amateurs of the United States, but
the score waa referred back to the eighth in
ming and stood to 4 10 favor OF the blue stock
ngs. Bushong, who supplied lilndle's place in
our home nine behaved splenddly behind the
bat, and 1t may be safely said made fewer errors
than any one who has undertaken that WORK in
this city, this season, professional or amateur.
The scOre stood
I2s45G7S Total
Quickstep .............0 OF so 5-l]
flyawavs. ............. y 2 o 0 90 -
The Flyaways were 70 well pleased with Nj
Fishers umpinng that they wished to secure
his services for TO day, in the game with the
Rnading Actiyea. They say that he IL the
fsirest umpire they have had this season.
They also express a wish to return.
AL Ainscow gave the Qnickatop players q
complimentary supper, last night, in his rcstanr-
ant, under the Third street market house.
Everything was served in elegant style.
This afternoon, game will bo played, at the
Qnckatep grounds, between mines made NJ
from the employees of the z. W. ~ D. and Del
aware railroads. Each will be tolerably strong
The Quicksteps have only one game ahead
with the Philadelphia Archers on next Wednes
day. An effort is being made to defer it until
this day week.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-23
Local fBreyities.
sun lse sunday a 6gI
Sunrise tomorrow at G %
Noon rise tonight at i.3g.
Buxba1m for overccats.

sun lse inlay a %
Sunrise tomorrow tGZ3
Noon rise tonight at 1872.
Buybanm for overccats.
The Aims House Trustees me.. October n ii.
Fiir treatment n custom rs IS tie RUE at Gouer
ls q. h street.
QUICK p-inilg 81 the CONdERoiM Office ow
prices for fine WORK
The COMMERCIAL AiNAvL, viii ue ssged tll.
Tall, for lsi6 as usual.
Items In this column lyht ce4isa line. The
sane thing not Put in twice.
Dubel sells hats TO plnlck people because he sell.
so cheap, at Il. 81 street.
For quick, peasant, satisfactory dinner, always
go TO Fullmer's, 500 Market street
All kinds Of furniture at greatly reduced prices at
Adslr's, Attn and King streets.
very fine assortment OF fhoes fo- children al
remarkably low prices at DOnauocs 3G1 MARI Il st.
There 10 no eXcuse Tor being dirty As long a. the
city laundry noes washing 50 chsaply ut E IN 81.
The peculiar finish OF the Elmwool collar max IS
II hroughy Precipitation proof. AL Hrs; class furn-
lshng stores sell them.
What rush there is for those dne English walk
ng hats Of 'lnays. Another new lot IN to-'lay,
MIND 23 West SIDE, Market ST.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-23
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Local Time Table.
Tn Itya IYLNu WII NrNGTQS

rRArHs LEAVE WILMINGTON
Fov s~s Yovk.-l.sl, A. n. 1911. 1919, s.sa, p. n
sundays 1.sl, A. N.
For PhaadslpAia.-ls1, 100, $40, $50, s.47, 10 3D.
A. M.1211 1242 500, 41b o.s9, T9o p.8o p. N. Sun-
days. s.1o, A NJ. AS, $50, 9.s1, ?. n.
For Baltimore and Fashi,,gton.l7.52, 03, l0.03,
A. NJ; l2cs 1.2s, go, 7.i0, +. NJ ssDdays, la.ca,
20P A. NJ.
Ar Ee,s caste-1.oo, 40 Sq5 A. II. IS, $40, P.
N. No sunday trains.
For Delatoare r. R.-o,0o e5 A. N. $40. M (the
$40 r. NJ train runs only as far as Hsrrngton,. No
sunday trains.
For Pilnington i Rsstern r. R.--l03 80 A NJ; e.a;
p. n. Sundays, 400, r. N.
For Wflr,lfriyton and Rsd.fila 4. R.-5.45, a. NJ,
3.45, and 5.lSP M. No Sunday trains.
fnAnls ARRIvE AT WILMINGTON.
From Hew York-l,ss, a. NJ; lq.s4, i.1s, 100, P.
N. Sundays, lo5 A. NJ.
From PhlLadelp elphi1.--i24s, 1.H9, %. us A. NJ.
1910 l24, LIS II. BIS. Csc, 100 s.c5, i.oo NJ.
Sundays, IA a. l.os, l0os, 4. i.sl, ll.eo, ?. NJ.
Fronl 8aifrors-l, ,2l, sss; a: a. la0', issll
From RishtnJtcn.- La, a. "; 1891 1910, t,si.
$50, T. M. sunday IN, a. NJ; $40, PM.
From Per. Deposit Is % A. n. GU sunday train.
FSoa Wilmington & RsG.e-n q g.--T.so, A. 81.
BIS P. M. Sundays go, r. NJ.
From Wilmington d Rsld,np r. R.-s.2o a. ".
IL, N 7.s5. p. N. No Sunday trains.
TRAINS LEAvI PHILADELPHIA FOR WILMINGTON.
ffon. Broad and Prime Streets. 90. $50 1890 A
M. 1215, 9UD sS b.lo etO, As o. 30, IL 80 p. N :,
Sundays, 6. 30, A. NJ: 6 90, $50, 1i.30, p. NJ.
From Eest Philadelphia Depot -l3.+1. A, NJ ;l2.lo,
1915. 6.01. p. NJ. sundays, i2.40 A. NJ.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-23

A Dangerous Nuisance.

oYs WITH sIIso sHoTe-BBEAEING GLAss KILL
mo BIRDS, AND ENDANoERISd CHILDREN.
The practice OF using the sling shot is in.
creashg amongst the boys to such an extent,
that complaint ia becoming general. The deX-
terity with which some boya use tho weapon is
surprising and those miachievously disposed 10
much damage to property with hut slight
chance OF being detected.
deSteriouH. boy in tho use OF this weapon
can fill his pockets with small stones buckshot
and even bullets, and secretng himself iu some
obscure corner, he can break all the windows
and cripple all the sparrows and pigeons in the
neighborhood, and stop only when his cruelty is
satisfied. Bullets are projected by an expert
with surprising accuracy a distance OF square
and more Boys from King street have put bull
lets and stones through the windows OF The Sec
ond Baptist church at Fourth and French and
only a day or two ago boy at King street shot
a bullet.clesr through pigeon, the wounded
bird falling dead upon the canvass of a neigh
boring store. Citizens in that vicinity live in
fear OF being hurt themselves or OF seeing their
children crippled by some of these dangerous
missiles which frequently whistle past their
ears, and are calling for a stop to he pat to this
dangerous nuisance.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-23

TEMPERANCE MEETISds.--A Temperance meot-
ing will be held tomorrow afternoon at Market
and Water streets at o'clock, which will be ad-
dressed by Rev. A. ID. Davis and hors, This
will be the last open door meeting of the sea-
son, but arrangements have been made to carry
on the meetings every Sunday afternoon in the
City Hall.
Arrangements have also been made by the
Grand Division, Sons Of Temperance, to have a
grand rally in st. Paul's NJ. J.. church on the
evening of Thursday the 2Sth inst. This is the
occasion of the annual meeting OF that body, and
+. NJ. Bradley, Of Washington, and Mr.. Drew,
OF the same city, will be present and deliver ad-
dresses. Mr.. Bradley il the Most Worthy Pa
triarch of the order and an eloquent speaker.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-23
Dyspepsia. Dyspepsia. dyspepsia.

dyspepsia - the most perplcXng Of all human all
ments It's symptoms are almost infinite in their
variety, and the fororn and despondcnt victims Of
the disc often fancy themselves the prey, turn
OF every known aiady Illis Is due, in part 10 the
close sympathy wAich exists between the stomach
ant tine BRAIN and IN part alsn to the fact that any
disturbance OF the digestive function necessarily
disorders the liver the Dowes and the nervous sYs-
TEN. and affects, to some extent the ulalty Of the
b.ool.
L. Il. kunke.s Bitter Wine Of Iron q sure cure.
This IS nor new preparation. to be rieI ana i0un,i
wanting II has heen prescribed dairy for many
years in the practice OF eminent physi aus with un-
paraileled success; II is is not expected intended
10 cure all the diseases . which the human fImi 3
Is sulIect, nut Is warranted to cure Dyspepsia in iA
most obstinate form. kuHkei's Bitter vine of Iron
never fans to cure. symptoms of Dyspepsia are
oss Df appetite wind and rising of ne food drynesa
OF the mouth, heartburn, dlsenslon OF the stomach
and bowels constipation, heaiache, diZI nrss sleep
lessness and low spiis. TrS the great remedy aud
he convinced Of lis merits. Get the genuine, Tdkn
only kuhkeis Which Is put only IN 81 bottles. be-
pot 2tp .iorih :linth ST., Fsiladelphit,
For sale by all 1rlggl is and dealers everywhere,
TAPE WORM
Entirely removed with purely vegetable nediei1c
passing from The sy stem alive. No Ire uutiI tle
head passes. Cone and refer to patients lr.a'ed.
Dr. L. +. BCERElt No 80 North Nmth ~. Pnlladel-
phla. Advice free, Seat Pin and stomach Worms
Also removed. The medicine Tor removing o.
others hut Tape Worm, rai rc ha,i OF rSgr druggs'
ask for KUskEf's WORM sfEIr, Price 81. L. y
knnkel, Philadelphia, IA
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-23
Itc,ond valuation.

The worth OF any ilrention whleh ubyi4tes Or
mitgates the loss OF any % the natural senses
not be measured by dollars and cents. of Jnl-
character are tie "D,smDnl Spectacps, whirh are
scientifically ma le from tine best possible material.
Every pair mas me trademark, small diamond
For sale in Wilmington By Is. ). CLARK
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-23

sf-U you todnt PiAs, take Ayers Pill. Nothing
has ever appeared that can compare with this pre-
paraton for chasing out the dstempers that fasten
and grow upon US. They are the Philosophers =
elixir OF life, which bids defiance TO disease, and
leaves us no alternative Ito die Of Old age. They
are mild for Children yet, lha fnll dose, powerful
for q ful grown man. Though sweet norsels TO the
taste which glide sugar shod over the palate their
virtues strike with telling force The very founa
LIONS of disease.-C CincinfIah tO.) Gdzsts.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-23

TO w ~ Hf11IAfi1 IfIIuFftttUEV4It tttI,I
ON Thursday, FaIbII AND S.lTCRbl Y,
October 2sth 22ih and Both,
According to Section II, of an ac' in re'aticn to
Free Schools Of Delaware, passed March 2'tll, fsl5
at Dover, Delaware ey,ry teacher Is required to
attend the Teachers institute, ia the Cunnty In
which they are te ching, unless nnarOdshly do
tained
Arrangements are being made for the aCCollino-
dati0n of all teachers who may be present.
The exercises will be OF suci q character that all
who are present we hope may he hig ~ entertained
and instructed.
cordial invitation is extended 10 q vino are in
terested in our free schools.
The meeting Will organize on Thursday the 2Sth,
at eleven O'Clock, a. III. kminent Instructors w
he present. Music will he furnished 10y Prof Chas
I. stratton. j. ii. GROVES
oct2O3td,ltw State Supt. Free Schools Del.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-23

sB-Fe all Consider Iron the embodiment Of
strength and power, but how few are aware that 1t
Id this same element IN the system that gives us
strength and vgor, and that sn lnsHifciency OF II
causes weakness and debility. The Peruvian syrup.
protoxide OF iron, Is prepared expressly To supply
this vtallZlng element.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-23
4,artncr4hip 4lotitcs.

n TIC 1.-THE CNDERsIGNhD
' hereby gives nltce. iha' he has this dav
Ritidra an lroin tie iu II Rowers Dure 4 90
cav builders ot tuis +lty. 1lIiN PEOPLES
uof. .ig g.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-23
rK AND BOND MAREET-coBREcTIoE DAILi
n. ROBIssOs 4 co,
CITY ITEM g.

So 10 Cent Ssgar for 8 Cents Genuine Havana
5egar, Concha size, cts., large ones, for quar-
ter; Iyorillards Kebecca and Musaelmans l'ght and
bsfk navy. Bowman % and King.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-23
SOcIelIea.
hEETIsas THIS EygsISa.

Mechanics Lodge No. A, /. o. o. f., at Odd
Fellows Hall, 81 and King.
Lafayette Lodge, No. 2, K. Off, at Knights
Of Pythas Hall.
Eden Division, NJ. C, s. of T., McClary's build
ing.
Jefferson Council, No. TO- o. U. A. NJ, at Ne
chanics' Hall, 2l9 King Street
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-23

~ Rerpotls Dsb,iny.-A depressed, irritable state
nf mind; weak, nervous exhausted feeling; no
energy or animation confused head weak mep-
DRY. The consequence OF excesses, or mental over
work. This Nervous Debility finds sovereign cure
in Hunphreys' Homeopathic Specific. No. 2s. 1t
tones up the system, dspes the mental gloom and
deBp0ndency and rejnvenates the entire system. Ii
is perfectly harmless and always efficient. Price
IS. for package OF i've boxes and large 81 vial OF
powder, which is important In DID, serious cases
or 81 per single box. Sold by all druggists, sent
by mall on receipt OF price. Address Humphreys
Specific Homeopathic Medicine Co., No $50 Broad
way, N. z. feb25,dA
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-23
Political 4lotitrs.

n E.-UNION REPUBLICAN
CIub WI he held IN sAturlay ~ n!ug, the 2si
inst, ~ - O'Clock in the o. ri -ors of nnfnrd :
Building, 49, Market 81
A general attendance ot ma,nla-4 nf thr Dlub ls
requested, AMI keH0hlirans generals are invited to-
h- present SHINGToA HA~TINGS
ur'eOfr President
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-23

sF-Tle Human Machinery, unlike inanlmate me-
chanlclsrn, possesses self-repairlng and self-re
newing power. Health may be surely preserved
and life lengthened by Keeping this vital attribute
in constcnt activity and full vigor. Many prepara-
tions have been recommended for this purpose, but
none have received such emphatic professional
sanction, are comparable in point OF efficacy, TO
UDoLPHo WoLFR's scHIEDAM AROMATIC SoHSArs.
sep30, 0,dltSw
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-23

LECTURES on NEW Church DO rRiSE, The
whole course OF lectures which the Rev. Mr.
Seward is now delivering at the New Jerusalem
subject was, 3" The New Church New Dispen-
sation OF Divine Truth = tomorrow evening il
will be " The Second Coming Of the Lord
Oct. 81. " The Last Judgment Nov. Z i" Re-
dempton what il it r Nov u. salvation
what is it and Nov u, The Life OF Char
ity. These are all general subjects. aud Will
be particularly. interesting TO those who desire
to Obtain general dea Of the New Chnrch doc
trines in short time.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-23

CoRoNERs : lsorF-T. An inquest was ye-tei-
dsy held over the body Of Mrs. Cathariue
o ODonnell in Liberty street. The deceased had
become 20 iutemperate that she wac scarcely
ever sober and lived by begging from door 10
door. The jury rendered a verdict that tie de-
ceased came to her death srom congestion Of the
brain, caused by intemperance.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-23
100000. S

- iOOO.OO.
FIRST Days Trial OF Speed.
PURSE NO. -FOUR MINUTE HORSES.
). H. Dickinson, Wilmington, bk. m. Maria
Ii. j. Ewing, Rocklana, g. g Rockland Bow
j. J. Course, n j., bs. r. M Belle.
lonn Tate, Phila., r.g. Oliver.
Philip shnster. Pnlla., bk 4. hatcher.
Sss ws q T. %isSR sa1lia wilmington D. & ks Ma1s EranN
j. @ Dunwoody, pha., c. g. Sleepy John.
PURSE No 2-25O HoRsBs
jas. Johnson Millngton. Md, s. &. Stonewall
"; r; Taylor hahcocas, n. j., r. & Shelly Copper
J. McCryslsl, Phila,, b. G Dick Ellis
Il. j. Fly. Phila., b. x. Bay Star.
Geo. Idtzenburg phlla., h. m Alabama
Geo. A johnson, Phila, &. g. WIN. b.
d. Ino. G q pgnwoody; rhia., d. g, Gen. Custer.
Geo Il, Eikinion, n j., b. m. Nan.
W. H. Barlett, Chesapeake city, h. g. Bnly Bou'den
rrRsR No. 3-2-40 HORSES
". II. Thompson, Wilmington, b. &. Prince
Geo 1 A. johnson, Pha., h. m. Litte Nell.
VIM. Florence, BaIto b. ~ Lady Florence
ID kiilion, Phila, b. IN. Lady bessington
Second Days Trial of speed.
rUsss No I,-THRgE MINUTE HORSES.
w + TAYLOR, Rancocas, N. J. r. 2 sneys Copper
j. NJ crystal Phila h. e. Dick Ellis.
l.. j, Fly, fhlls., b. y Bay star
Geo. a. johnson, Phlla.. y. & William Il.
I"hn rate, Pha.. r. x. Oliver.
D. q. DnnwOody, Pnila., G. g. Sleepy John
g. Il. Elkinton, N. j b. M Nan.
VIM. Lore, Mt. Pleasant, g. Dexter
PURSE NO. 52 45. HORSES.
Geo. Li2enburg, Phlla., u. III. Alabama
W. III. Thompson, Wilmington, h. g. Prince
''eo. Johnson Phila, hr. III. Little Nell
J. J. Course, N. ] , b., T. m. Belle
J.. q. Dunwoody, Phia., 4. Gen. Custer
Jno. !; Ross, Iha., br. g. ron scott.
j. E. Martin, Wim gtOn, Y. III. Jennie NJ
ID. hllon, Phlla., b. M. Lady BlesslngtOn
PURSE No. G-2.3i HORSES.
j. y. Ross Phla,, b. &. Hecock
Geo. jones' Warwick, bk. 4. Andy johnson
W. II. Bnrgett, Chesapeake City, $. IN. liiy Bur
gett. |
VIM Florence, BALTIC h. m Lady Florence
SPECIAL PURSE.
The 5. 6. star, entered by John Iovett OF rllla-
utlphla, VII contest for Il special purse on THUS
DAY october Is h, with other noted horses.
The good order which was maintained uon the
grounds. Last YEAR, the managers promise shall be
repeated, ms year and the high fepule in which
the trials In speed haya been held by the nuD il.
every effort will be made to reta in
SINGLE ADMISSION. so Giants.
HORSES AND CARRIAGES FREE.
WM. II. JAMESON, President ACHE gtvEy
treasurer. j. MARSH HARLAN, secret ry.
octlG,u
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-23
Gilu Ordinances.

GIN GIL II PERSONS INCLINED To-
~ WARDS matrmony can get wedding cards, al
most rs neat as engraving, printed al the CONNER
CIAL oilce, at one-fourth the cost. We have beau
tiful type suitable for the purpose.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-23

LOAN SALE.-The Homo Loan Association held
its 105th monthly meeting last evening, and
sold il00 at 2G, and IL, 500 at 25. The remain
dor was paid ont in Withdrawals.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-23

Az EFFORT 70 ARBlTRATE THE EUROPEAN
PEACH FREIGHTs QUESTION The Committee Of
peach-growers appointed to negotiate with
Peter Wright 4 Sons about reimbursement for
the loss OF the European peach cargo and the
freight on the same have written a letter 10
Messrs. Wright 4 Sons. proposing 70 submit the
matter 20 Samuel NJ. FELTON, Ed. Tor srhitTa-
ton. No response has vet been receiyel
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-23

DANCING As a teacher Of dancing, Prof A.
s. Webster has few superiors. His method Of
impsrting instruction is admirable. snd under it
the most awkward clown soon becomes easy in
manners. The Prof. has re-arranged his classes
for the season, for list Of winch rec advertise
rnent in tLiH isenn-
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-23

TIE Study OF puovoGBAPHY c1icriGse ssd
My father Taught ine, at an early age the use
OF shorthand charpcreGs l hardly kuo9 any
species OF instruction that ~ after life. has
stood me in greater stead Dr. Thomas Hill
former President of Antioch College. says
"Phonography is one OF the best possible sid-
in obtaining subsequent edncation.n rrof. T.
slee an experienced instructor Of the art is nos
in this city giving instruction both to private ztu-
dents and classes. He gives the students good
start-all the help from teacher he really
needs-in ten easy lessons Application should
be made at the office Of the City Treasurer Ne.
East 9Th street
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-23

BEFORE Esa FRAzER.-Ye5teriay Simon Hill
yard was brought before Esq. Frazer. charged
by Casper Toppn with threatening bodily harm,
for which he was held in 300 bail to Keep the
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-23

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAI
~ the undersiSnei o. viii, On the 2 II day Of
november 4. D., Fl MAKE application to Hon.
leonard Z. alts, associate Judge OF the Superior
item OF Charter u Incorporation by tie Superior
court Of said county, Tor the purpose OF an0rding
Gil aud support 70 the members OF rad proposed
Incorporation or their iaml es, In cas- uf SICKNESS
msior1lIe OF henll.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-23

h10iI1 E-lS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ The Undersigned VIII, on the twentieth dig ol
%pytmpcr, a. T., ls15, make appiealiot 70 il3r.
Lconari Z. Nale', Associate Judge Of the superior
court ~ NeW Casile County, ipr the granting to
Court Of sad County, fcr he purpose OF malntgin-
ing places NJ Sequtnrc or burial Of tie dead In New
castle County.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-23
Alotitts.

N0TlCE.-Fu NERAL NOTICES AND
~ society meeting notices TO secure insertion IN
the COMMERCIAL must Invariably be paid for IN dd-
rance. spr@-tf COMMERCIAL PRINTING co.
NJ E.-THE HIRAM GRANT
~ Lodge A. F. 4 a. Masons, viii resume their
ldhor-, on Wcdn -iAy evening next. az $ O'Clock
Members and representatives, are reqnested TO b.
present By crlcr " The g. VI.
oct 23-4i Z. Ii. ANDERSON, Sec.
~ o 4 l G t.-SpEaIAL MEETING OF
~ the Stockholders 0i the Young Mems Loan
Association vii pc Held at No. 404 Market Street
on "Wednesday evening, October 27in, at a.
O'Clock 70 c1ns'er 4u Iranltuen' TO The by Laws
concerning Loans. =. X YOl Nj
oct2'-i secretary
NOTICE -rHE MEaBERR OF THE
~ Union Lo4n Association are q1ested 10 at
tend special meeting Of tna stockholders Of the
Union Loan Associatl0n on Mednc sday, October
21il az 5. J. NJ TO ia.e action on proposed amend
mems TO the bylaws. Win reference to Loans.
The amendments are important. and full attend
alce OF the members IS requesieI
NJ l.. Ii HTESsTRIN.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-23
miscellaneous.
TEACHERS INSTITUTE.
TOWN HALL, Middletown. Del,

THE FIRST ANNUAL TEAGHEg INSTITUTE
FOR EEW CASTLE COUhTY,
viii be lell In the
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-23
The Temperature, To-day.
Churches, Tomorrow.

AS REaIsrZRsD AT TEE COMMERCIAL. oVsIcs
ASA. NJ, 81 AT p. NJ.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-23

AUTUMN FOLIAGE PABTIRs-Two car loads of
the Wesleyan Female College pupils, headed by
President Wilson and lady, went up to Mt Cuba,
Yesterday, to gather autumn folisgs. For the
breyity OF their stay the time was well spent and
the hills around resounded with the shouts OF
merry school girls. They returned laden with
fern and gaily colored leaves. A group Of the
jovial ones clustered in the forward car snd
made considerable merriment by singing
We have happy home,
Nos far away,
Where we rave some hash,
Three times cay"
President Wilson was, OF course. in the rear
ear.
Another autumn party, principally OF young
ladies from Newark, headed by Mrs. $. NJ, Cur
It's, went Up to Lsndenberg yesterday, and
pitched their tents beside the water tank on
the p. 4 ID. Railroad They, too returned home
in the evening train, laden with autumn leaves
but what the Delswaie College uul Newark gfls
sang on the way we have NOT been informed.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-23
ABRAHAM MURRAY.
DAVID BAIARD,
JAMES BARNES.
JAMES K. WILSON,
kpBER'T GRAN ~,
Il VI II cor DWELL

NJ o 4 q i CONTRIBUTIONS OF
~ books fdr the Young LADIES Relief society
viii he gratefully received on everyW eiues Nv after
noon, from 2 to O'Clock, at Their room No9, Ex-
change liuliamg e.. II WAKSER.
Octl2-eN secretary.
The daily gazette., 1875-03-13
Cnited states Senate.

In the United States Senate yestsr-
day, memorial from the heirs of VIII.
liam K. Sebastian, Senator firm Arkau.
sas, IL 1861, asking that the resolution
expelling him from the Senate be re-
scinded, was referred to the Committee
on Privileges and Election. The resolu-
tion for the admission of Pinchback
was discussed, among those opposing
1t being Senator Christlancy, OF Wis,
consin, who agreed with the report on
the question made by his predecessor,
MIR. Carpenter. The Senate adjourned
until this morning.
1t was agreed in executive session of
the Senate yesterday that the Hawaiian
Reciprocity Treaty should be postpou-
ed until Wednesday next, and that ON
Tuesday a final vote should be taken
on the Pinchback resolution. II seem.
ed also to be the general understsndiny
that the session should terminate at
the end of next week, without action
on the resolution recognizing KELLOGG
The Cabinet meeting yesterday last
ed two hours, but is said to haye been
occupied chiefly with the consideration
OF appointments to office.
Ex-Congressman Daniel w. Gooch
was confirmed by the Senate yestardav v
as Pension Agent at Boston.