Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-26
SOcIeties.
agErEas THIS EvEsno

A-Hlnm Lodge, No. %, !. o. u. T., ut Odd
Fellows Hail, 81 and King street
Good lntont Division No. 3 s. of T. McCla-
ry'H Building.
Humanity Circle, b. u. G. A. Hall 5Oi Market
street.
Lincoln Lodge, No. 3. K Of F., ut knights of
rytlias Hail. 2ll Market.
American Star lodge NJ. ]. A. o. Of q f. ut
McClarys Building.
Washington Lodge No. !, A. p. A, Sayillo'B
Bnilding.
Equal Rights Lodge No. i2, A. +. A NJ, 18Th
street between Orange and Market.
Franklin Circle, b. u. G. A., No 6, McCary's
Building.
Tug REVIVAL MEETINGS.. The spirit Of revival
Still continues at the various churches where it
has been in progrers for some time past
Some eight or ten persons aroro for PRAYERS
at Delaware Avenue church lat night.
At Scott NJ. +. church, considerable interest u
manifested
At Mately the altar = as crowded with pentolt-
last night.
At Asbury. Rev. Il. stubbs preached lat even
ing to about 1000 persons the asie- aud vest
tnle being literally packed with people Win
stood during the whole rervice, at the close ~
which the altar waz crowded with penite1t=.
At the Union NJ L. church. eight persons pre-
sented themselves at the altar on Sunday eyerl-
ing when it was announced that prayer meeting
would be held on Wednesday and Friday even
ngs until Indications should favor general con-
tluuance.
Or GREAT INTEREST TO LADIES. AN unusual
opportunity to purchase choice millinery goods
il now offered to the ladies' CT Marks Brothers
popular emporium, l09 North Eighth ST., above
Arch, philsdephis. Contemplating an extern
ave alteration IN their warehouse, they have de-
.idei to close out the entire stock by January
l7t, To effect which they will offer their goods at
anprecedentedly low prices. Every lady 1hoad
read their card in another column.
IRnEduLARlrrKs Is THE WATER DgpARIHEsr -
The special Committee of Council, consisting o.
Meehrs. Paynter Febiger, Farrell, Ford and
Adams, to investigate alleged Irregularities in
the Water Department in the matter Of false
entries on the books, met at the Auditors Office
last evening. Only three OF the members Of the
committee we're present, and al these conli not
all remain All adjournment was male. About a
dozen witnesses were prenent.
T2s TEor. TOMORROW. TO morrow afternoon
the troi Of tho Wilmington Trotting Association
openH Ii will continue two days, with good
races IN each. Some fast and well known hornee
are entered, and turfmen say that these trials in
speed viii be tho finest eYor witnessed in the
state. People are already beginning to come
IN from distance, and the faces Will be we'll
attended.
TEMPERANCE MERTINu.-A Temperance meet.
ing under the auspices OF the Grand Division
Sons of Temperance will be held tomorrow
(Wednefdly evening at 81 Paul'A NJ. H. church
md viii be addressed hy +. NJ. Bradley NJ w.
=. Of the y. OF T. and Hon W. =. Drew, both
from Washington, d. g. We nacourately stated
on Saturday that the meeting would be held on
Thursday evening.
CArRoaIaM BEE AT the West Presbyte,i.n
| Church, Sth 4 Washington streets. a catechism
bee will be gwen this evening. Tho exorcires
will begin at clock good musical enter
tainment will also bs given. Tho proce eds will
lie devoted to the payment OF the church debt
An object which at this time should enlist the
sympathy OF everybody.
MasTIR CAR BUILDER APPOINTED. William
I.ungren a brother Of John Iungren of tins city
has been appointed master car bnildef in the r.
w. b. IL II. car shops, IN place OF William J.
Worth, deceased, hir. lnngren has beon living
in baltimore, but 10 now about removing his
family to this city.
BefoHE Esq BRADY -. Henry Masten, acolored
man represented that he Saa very much annoyed
by Anna Trusty, dnAby maiden, who frequently
insulted and threatened him. For this offence
Anna was brought before Esq. Brady and held
10 500 to appear at court.
Board OF TRADE Tho regular meeting of the
l;oard OF Trade duos not occur this evening, Int
| on Tuesday evening of next week, when the new
secretary, 4. A. Van Trump, will soud ont tho
usual notices to members.
laOCEFDa or THE HORTICULTURAL FAIR Tile
Treasurer OF the Chiidrens Home acknowledges
gratefully. on behalf OF that institution the re-
ceipt Of 1863 %, net proceeds OF the HortGul-
tntsl Fair held at Institute Hall last month
REVIVAL AT KINGswooD. On Sunday night
last, u revival which has boon in progress for
two weeks past at kingawood chapel closed.
Several conversions had been professed