Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-21
societies.


Jefferson Lodge, No. 2, l. o. o. +. at Odd Eel
lows Hail. Sd and King.
Mattahoon Tribe, No. II, l. o. r. NJ. at Sayille
Building.
Keokuk Tribe, No. 8, 1. o. r. NJ, at Red Men4
Hail. AIS Market street.
Eden Lodge No. "a, /. o. o. F., Odd Fellows
Hall Sd and King street.
Wilmington Division, No. l. S. OF T., in the
McClary Building.
Hope Council, No. q Jr. o. U. A. NJ, at Hall
5ll Market street.
Lady Washington Home Communion, at 5Oi
Market Street.
Wilmington Grotto, No. /, S. and d. Of A. A.
Bradford Building.
Clayton Lodge, No. 4, X. OF p, at Knights Of
Pythias Hall I'll Market street.
Walola Lodge, l. q. OF G.. T., at 9th and Ship
ley streets.
RAISING srrRE. The new Hpire Of Green
Hill Presbyterian Church was placed upon its
foundation about noon, yesterday, two hours
and half being occupied i'll the raising. Es-
TRANCE Gould Ii the contractor asshted by W.
j. Chandler George Law, and David Smith.
| lea-ter n Bro. were the Triggers. The wood
| part raised Yesterday il G5 feet high, and Is
| placed upon stone base 50 feet, making the
| tower l3j feet i'll height. NOtwiths landing the
strong wind blowing at the time, the raising WAS
very zucceHsful aud after it was up, the work
men took good view Of New Castle, Delaware
City, Fort Delaware, and Port Penn The new
spre tAkee the place of the one blown down
about ~ years ago by violent storm.
PoLIcLCouHr. --salAe Anderson, for disorderly
conduct was fined 90.
Lewis kiu-ey, Perry L, Brown and Thos. j
BrcatOn, for violation of the " Simmer ordi-
nance il selling meat were each fined -. They
took an appeal TO Court.
Andy johnson and Charles Muller were com.
united for Court III default Of 600 each, charg-
cd with the larceny Of harness from Lewis Wei
din, Of Newport. Mr.. Weldin fully identified
the EarnesH and in his testimony said that Mul
len was formerly ia his employ.
james klefe was sent over TO New Castle for
60 days for vagrancy.
Three men were each fined fifty cents for
drunkenneHa
CAEoLiSK Co. RRPoRM TlcKET.-The Reform
err OF Caroline county, on Tuenday, nominated
the following ticket Sheriff. John W Hgnutt:
llDuze Of Delegates, DT Geo W. Godsborough,
VIM. l.. Llden States Attorney, Thomas
H. Kemp, ofphsns Court, Robt
County Conmls loners, Vim. Hyuson, SaulH
bury Hobbs, JAR. II. Holmes County Surveyor
H. W. Gordy lhe ticket contains only one Re-
publican, aud the Judges Of the Orphans Court
are denominations OF the present officers. The
Denton rn,Dn says it Ii good ticket, the Leg
islatiye candidates being stronger than those Of
the Democrats,
AS mos FURNACE AT CHEsTER.-The Chester
Evening Ae,Cs announces that company has
been formed to build furnace in that city,
called uIe Chester Iron Furnace Company
Ground has been purchased in South Chester
adjoining, on the cast, the South Chester Roll
ing Mill, and IN few days the work Of erecting
the necessary buildings will be commenced.
The dimensions Of one building will be 1874 feet
by 30 feet Of another, 100 feet by so feet Of
the engine building, u feet by 40 feet GO feet
high. The furnace will be sixteen feet in diam
eter The estimated cost Of all the improve
mentr il lGl 600.
ROHEEEY At B1ARDIEG HousE-A robbery
war committed at the boarding house of Mar
| garet Thorp, 2l7 West Seventh street, yester-
day morning, by which Edwin q. Pearson, Of
| The COMMERCIAL, lost a pair of new pants. SuH-
| piciOn polnt- 10 young man, blacksmith, who
| had been topping there for some days, who
had been promsipg but never did bring his
things around, who WAS seen in rooms where
| lie had no buslneHH, and who has disappeared
with his BOARD bill unpaid. This little bill how
| ever, did not seem to trouble him any, for he
did not even inquire the rate per week when lie
| engaged board.
| NEWARK ITEM-.-The pIotracted meeting il
| still going Oh at the NJ. Il church. Last even
| lug Rev. J.. g. Matlack, of Middetown,
| preached, assisted by i. A. Ellis, E-q., of Elk
ton, large amount Of good il being done.
| The meeting has been in progress for some
weeks, and the .AtoreHt is still unabated
| Tie Agle- wi, not be able to WRIT Wilmington
| for that game Of ball, Oh Saturday, as the day
| doeH not Hut some of tho nine
| SPENDING THE WINTER IN CALIFoRNIA.- On
Saturday, four Delaware countians-Samuel
| Emlen and William Eyre Of Chester city, William
! Lindsay OF Chester township, and Davis Lewis
| OF Nedia-ztarted by rail to California, where
they Will winter in search Of health and pleasure.
| LECTURE by REV. Mr. SMIru.-Rev JOS f.
Smith, pastor Of Grace Church, will lecture at
| Union Church, this evening, on " Manhood and
how to reach it, The proceeds are for the
benefit of the City Mission, at End and Washing
| ton streets.
Council will meet in Odd Fellows Hall, this
evening" for the last time. 1t has been found
impossible TO get the Chamber ready for occu-
| pancy before next week.
Brandywine NJ. L. Church will have another
Of their celebrated suppers on Wednesday eve
ming, Nov. 10th.
Pennington, 9Th and Market wants 5 shares
| lst series Citizens Loan stock.
Disstonz steam saw mill and the stable of
John Mccullough, at Atlantic City, were burned
yesterday morning. The loss IL estimated at
| upwards of 100000.