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New-York tribune., 1876-04-21
TIE LAW OF MALICIOUS PROSECUTION.


The suit OF Lucas Thompson against Alex
ander Lumey and Edward Luiniey WAS tucd yesterday
before Judge Van Brunt ia Common Pleas. Tial Tenn
Iucas Thompson sold goods 10 Edward Lumioy on
credit When his clerk applied Tor payment, supposin3
that Alexander Lumley was the purchaser, Edward
Luniley tcll him Alexander lumlcy was not IN town.
sIt was begun against Alexander Lumey aud IN u, on
the information bc bad Lasts Thompson swOIc positively
that Alexander LIrley NONRESIDENT, inch was
mistake The Lum@ys tacn had Thompson arrested for
perjury. The Police Justice soon a. the eF.den'e oi
the prosecution was iu smiSscd tho complaint Nr
Thomson hcu sued the l1ncys for malicious prsacu-
top in ihe Court o. Cpnlnun Peas, lAyig
ais damages ~ 10000. ON TIE ilst TRIAL
the Court Dismissed toe roun'nni. holding t1nt there
;d boon az actual ttSisy IN tie AFFIDAVIT ~ Thompson
af for malicious prosecution could IA u Do nam iir
TDo General run and te Court oi Appeals Dth reverse
tAis hodin1-ist, tAat whore fiac statement s tnGn
Oh Information iairy cT-d1ic IL iuTr shes 10 SE"nn! Tor
sna.c. pcliGry; s:d scOnd, InIt there Wis urnpI
fhzC ide o.aTx. against Hr. ILOmpson was inIciucs.
Under tn.s ruling tha coming beck Tor rctrihl,
Judge Van I;runt hc,d ts1t Che answer bong nnftN -
gcncr. Grn i could hear testimony except rs To
tbc malice %. $50 defendants al thc ..auut ~ to uau.-
-a u lla H. The jIry f.nnd verdict for "!t"tn .5'
$500. =. i. .:cqlicf aud \. bidmeusti' appeared iof
plaintiff Joan Graham iOF Gc.cadant
New-York tribune., 1876-04-21
CRIMINAL NOTES.

At the Washington Place Police Conrt yesterday,
Mary Pare charged John HAYDEN with committing brutal
assault on her, passing West ihrioths, On
Wednesday NJ ghL Haylel wa, hod Tor oXaniIauOn
At the Tolnbs POlice COnrt Yesterday, James
Wilson Charles GARRISON charged By CiCr Pike Of
tho Ffh with lettering IN suspicious manner
Brns1whY in front O hlnSa where burglary was
recently lifted quantity oi burglars tools we're found
in TIE possession Of Wilson They we're each detained IN
81 600 bail
The examination in the case Of j. Henry Langley,
patent manufacturing u Nos and4 fat st.,
tuued At HarKoL Police COIrt ycsafday The tes
tmony i1cltrs that the frauds pr2cc by him wrro
m character and that no acting with the ad
Dthsr who lent teir nanea - cover his ransto
frjm different paris Of the county clam 10
have been defrAuded b. him.
New-York tribune., 1876-04-21

The Gfth trial of the suit Of We. j. Magnin
and other, against thc Adams Expic Company, 10 r.
coyer u 500 tue value oi case Of watch movements
shipped b, defendants 1868 to Mcrr!nu.a & Coz Mem
,iis Pom was begun bc'Ore ChicfJusticc Mcneil. IN
~. srDcgor Cnirt ycsterlay sin llar fact in con
ncct.on with this si, H. tac the empty case was found
IL C;ovarus. and near Il human bead. evidently ic-
r-utlY chopped from Ia, trunk. Tns mystery ~. never
becn SulyoI Tie Court .irfcd verdict iHT 600 Ihf
tine pla.. & holding thst u.ucr all t!r opn.ohs s1ln'-
what conflicting. given IA taIs Caso, thai "As al! iht
lialut.f roull recover
New-York tribune., 1876-04-21
Gcrses, Carriages, Garness, &r.

UCTION HOUSE OF ARCH. JOHNSTON
IN I4ate Johnston & Van rasloln,
OFFICE, 81 LIBERTY ST.
Evening Post BulldusD
THE HORSE AND CARRIAGE BRANCH or OUR
HOUSE is 10, 2l %. AID - THiHPEENrH.Sr.
near University place.
The business will be conducted precisely the strict
and principles always CharacicTzea
deal uzs oar house respect
the business community well a. Il public at large
REGULAR SALES IN ENY TUESDAY AMI FRIDAY,
AT 10 O'CLOCK.
Entries for sale may be mado through the mail
EOR SALE.-Park-top PHAEION for sale,
u cheap; in per. running orer, built by
maker and sold account O owner going 10 E0pe May
DO at BhADLEI'S LIVERY STABLE, Nos. 8 and 10
Last 3lstsL
New-York tribune., 1876-04-21
TU1F CoTrRT OF ApPEAI9

ALBANY. April 13.-ln the Court of Appeals,
THURSDAY, A nj 90 1876:
cone led.
Nos 81 80 and 83In Morgan, three cases-Argued by
Godfrey for appellant Joseph H. ChOato for Respond
No i5G-The TIadesnen's National Bank agt Merely
Argue by Dayton for appellant; Robt H. COrbett
respoGdenL
No. 97-wason agt Brennan.-Argued by A. ]. Wander.
pO,l for appellant; s. b. BrOwueu for Respondent.
Proc aniatiOn malr and The Court adjourned
following day calendar Of tho Court Of Appeals for
Friday April a. 1876 Nos lJO l67 o3 l69 no. III l72,
l13.
New-York tribune., 1876-04-21
DECISIONS-APRIL 20.

Supreme Court CRambers-By Judge Barrett
Rnght agt Tho Milwaukee and sL Paai Il Il. Co al
Plaintiff dismsseI
granting defendast- allowance condition o. dis
eoutinue sns ag victney-The sheriff o. Ksgs
entitled bs heard this application Natter 3 Mary
Josephine wade-Rspor confirmed and order will be
blanks filled up attorney mag I'LL IN $50
h. ales vance Miller at Frost-Aitheugh tsre was ads
pszdnss tho be tried wtbla
agt Crosse-Report confirmed and Judgment OF divorce
New-York tribune., 1876-04-21
PAgT II.-vAS BRUsT, ].

l4os snien agt Werner 2ss7ia Eads ngt whitehsaS bead
24O6. Kennedy agt Devlin. 242l. German Exeh; bahA
1928 Stegman agt Levy et .,o agl Es,s, am any,
2s7s Cohn set Friedman. 1889. .Gearty agt Mylins
2295 agt Niegel and 1880. GeaTty agt Myins
1896 Cornwell ag De Wolf 2i,s. .course ast MowTy +
and apo 1895. Anderson ct al agI
1912. Ward agt. Van Bokelin.. CO. LecLt s,o,,.
1857 ag Whitehead 1896 Bleecker agt Johnson
PART Ill., +. DAILY j.
1909 Avery agt Mcwiluams 1922. .Keatngagt. Gapen
1906. Harrison ag Boyle lS9i Maplesdon ag DEE ker
1854. Crosse agt Bogart ZO5i vice Dy EIh At te %
l+05. Reynolds agt Erie ,ooo =, CommeIcI rms ,T 10
ls4eGrovesteen sgt Rich 20ii solomon agt kees
1892 Tone admir- agt. The ,aOo d
1890. voGel agt Adler: 1895. Mckee ast The Mayor
1902. .COrcoan n. Y. G. 1896 same agt. Same.
n H. h. r. r. Co zoos. Hegle ast Dlnsmore:
1904 .Bernheimer ag Puzel 1896. .Schweitler agt Na
1858. Chemical Nat Bk agL - Life ms 20 ,,
KoimeT 2f45 Oakley agt The Mayor
MARINE CoURT-TRAL TERH-PART I.-AdJourned for the
Term.
PART II.-sHERDAy. J.
27so Carey AIT The Mayor 1862 Arnold ct al agt Aon
sc 6S49 Siebrecht agL Shook
6i2O. Mutual Benefit Ice Co. 80 and sno.
1858. .Ackeman agt Nc 3440.. Moore ct al. agt. Os
Dewitt ct al. 49, born ,
and ano. 39i2. .Morrssey agt DAILY OF
800 hohat agt Digs ct al 4O3S- WON agt lierIn u
627l Hennessey agt Warren 1913 Appel agt "ooieY
al
PART III.-Adjoumei for the term.
GENERAL SESSION. -GHDEasLEEyE, l. Ghard Haley Haley
spas MnS fssiS asaaS sp ape Gaiy % MPRy G James oDa
berry John stephens burglary Margaret Slnflet9n nson
James McDuH David O'Kcefe, Edward Horan, ian ken
nedy Albert Miller Gustav Pierce, Alfred iIod'r ParGk
Bulgrr assault and battery Jeremiah Iloar william mgr
John Maofy Pe hs Me IR baSe Rooney Me
Dowdol Frank smith, jenny Hawkins Thomas Brophy Hal
trr foraery Walter Callahan, protences Edward
Thomas, receiving stolen goods
New-York tribune., 1876-04-21
Business Ghnnre5.

NEW SPAPER FOR SALE-A rare Oppor-
~ nty oi The Dcst ana most 1h1ent~ pa2ei9 "a 40
tie tr mUlI4B and W''hy, I'i hii Interest,"
twcye thO.and dollars nasiA or wI liAo frh estate
groceries, dry sOods resaon Tor sellAs - ava ad
perucr nud nave no ne ave TO the aemen anu tlo
other parthe who viii aSsist In tho inaagc
meat. kOr pgruCuiIa Vail OF
GiIt,tiS n CAKLklON. % BROADWAY, near Wals.
New-York tribune., 1876-04-21

SCENE IN A HoRsR-CAR.-Seats all occupied.
Lady enters. Klaeriy gentleman rises iady-" Don't
rt.e I beg o. you muon prefer you should keep your
seat SIR "shoud very happy TO accommodate you,
madam but / want 10 get out hera"
New-York tribune., 1876-04-21
PISSEVGERS ARRIVED.
NINIATURE ALMANAC.

From GIASGOW--Ta steamship Atsatia, Aprtl 2O-itont
r. Linton ldiss Agnes Fife Mr. Zppctt Joan soler'he
MIS-. Lstes Miss Estes. Master Estes T. ScuNy'
New-York tribune., 1876-04-21
Gesal Notltts.

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-CITY and
Y COUNTY OF NEw-YORK.-Ths NonYork I1.s Iusar'
snce GomISpy against Grlth Rows sarah = hsynoI , .
sna ,estlment OF liam II iaysOr deceased k1ahsIh ~
Rayaor scott Edna May seit E:fsls Tit, WilIs@ 3 lar
rel and iiudah his wife Charles - orr 81 rsi N,ol,
Nsv YORK Summons Tor Relief Con. nos TO each Q,
require the oompsni IN IN, actin rheh ms
Peas ' tue Ciy and coHnts Of NowTorS 10 is new Coa
House in the cy NE 19rS 'na to .sre coy OF S@lf
30 ~ Chambers Street, NewYork city, Wihm treuy day,
Of such service sni II you a 70 answer ,hs sAa oompst
to tne Coui for mo r'oi demandod ~ tas
Ncw;lors February o. 1870 HEESg Z =. =; hoV III,
NOTICE TO CREDIrORS.-In pursuance of
~ order Of the Curt OF Caneery o; the STATE of New
Jersey thcreia depending wherein BENJA
MIN z. GLADDINGi Is complainant and THE HANhAr.
TAN BLEACHING AND DYElNG CoMPANY snd otaers.
dcenlsls bearing date The twentieth d,Y OF DeoeaDc
D. 1870 tho under8 gnod Receiver OF sad The Maaat
tan beaclg and Dysng COMPANY hereby gives roilcs
rst NsuSnsl BanS Bi ding PStegss y j. G1l,r os,
atmaionl all their seyer! claims and demand, ,E:n o
ing io1r esn,Hs ron NE aaIo o sad o asa IL Se1 @
dus may thereafter be dcsrsd by CouH uIon TIE
Paterson y. J., Dec %, S.5
n Y. Supreme Court.-Eleanor Brown, plain
r jonn s yneh Duey % NJ 50 sec As MI sS MT K no ioso
Wa H. Dickr@a1 aad 6sns'nn w ionssy Se s.asts ~
above n9med Toa are hereby summoned snS gaiS ne
Once Of the CisrE Of tie CIV and Comfy Of New os AID
10 serve copy Of Iosr answer t. he .sd complain. Gu zoe zoe
ity OF NewYosk vtn twenty days after ta' s'IsS 'IS, ~
II fail 10 the sad complaint wlia tse eEs
AFORESAID the plaintiff ~ ths aetl vii ssPy 20 me s9
March u, 1876 EDWARD y. BROWN,
The complaint in The above actos a.s ercs q
s ce Of hs Gy anl 9qnX q NeyYSyA SoS PR "a sAa
81 ia~OSF -''''
New-York tribune., 1876-04-21

MINIATURE ALMANAC. 40
nn Rses - 81 sun Sets. $40 Moon Rises. 34S
HtCH vArER THIS DAY-A ~. - ,.-
SANDY Hook B. COWS Island. sos Hon o. Ferry ''4o
WATER ms DAY.. y. - ooe
Sandy Iook bl Cows Island. 6l7 Hell q. Ferry Duo
New-York tribune., 1876-04-21
Gopartnership NoIices.


NOTICE is hereby given that the firm of F.
~ QUINLAN q Co, eompo3ed Of Francis j. Qunlan and
ana has been disolv ed by mutual consent Ether FartS
authorized to sgn the firm name in Liquidation A parties
O1ce in NoW0rleans La FOR payment within the next
80 days. New-orleans, March s. 1s76 F. J. oUINLAN.
NOTICE is hereby given that the Copartner-
the drn name Of sPADoNE ROOD Co. has his day been
firm A. sPADoNE & and r. Z, L. ASEl r. are alone author
iAo" !" ''s" ''' Nl1 "''''' - A. sPADoNR
CHAS. ID. ROOD,
Dated April 10, 1879. B. L. ABEIsjr
NOTICE is hereby given that the under.
gnsdd d aqyP 5 sag E an % continue sGsr s me
heretofore carried under the name Of spaoae Rood
Dated April 10, 1875. 2. ABgI.I D.
NOTICE; ...,,,v
both Of the City Of NswYork have this day formed
eane business in the civ Of New.York snd in he ci les Of
Hotinei avn, Belfast Ga cow Berlin Chsmnitz and else
wherein tho United stats and In the Kingdom oi Great
Britain and Ireland and on the Continent Of Europe and 10
. That principal place Of business of said cODArtnersp
viii be In tbs city Of New YORK.
B. That business win bs conducted under the fr@ name
WI bP g9,sgnsa IN use by HESaX HIYI9S yr & and
d ne sara HENRY HILfoN I bspg 1.-THE the ss ard
es rT the 81 s oGf vii iA and ci SEW
ART Of city o New York dsesassa as 10 al ne
lSSs' hr8 Of a. + N srEwHhr 90; and the said WILLIAM
Of A. r STEWART CO, which hrm had business relations
Witness our hands seals this 14th day OF Apl, A. D.
1876. HENitI HiLION., Il 81
In presence Of Henry T. Davies j. Henry Work.
state Of N York. Citg and County Of Sew. Yo, On
this fifteenth day Of April. A. D 1915 before me came
HENRY HILTON and WILLIAM LIBBEY, to me known
Individuals described IN and who executed the within
certificate seycray acknowledged that they executed the
'''"s ROBERT PRoTHERoE,
SS NsT:Yosk City
STATE Of vc York Citv and county Of Neic York ss J.
WILLIAM WALSH Clerk OF the said city and county, and
Clerk Supreme Court oi said state for said county
Do certify that have compared the preceding Win te orig
CERTIFICATE
CONTINUED USE OF FIRM NAME,
on file IN my Office and that the same correct duplicate
therelrom and Of the whole Of such orig nal
uad, and recorded 10Th APRIL 1875, hours
IN witness whereof have hereuntO subscribed my name
and official seal this fifteenth day Of April is16
r.El WILLIAM WALSH Clerk
NOTICE.
Having transferred to HENRY HILTON all my nteres, in
tie rrm ALEXANDER +. STEWART 4 Co. The business
Of aid house VIII De hereafter continued 0y h:u under e
nrm with such persons as he may associate with
Dated New-York. April IA, 1870. .
COANELIA NJ. STEWART
THE BUSINESS OF THE FIRM OF ALExANDER
STEWART Co. will DO continued By the undersigned a.
'-'-' ~ HENRY HILTON,
WILLIAM LIBBEY.
Dated ADril H. 1875.
VNHE PARTNERSHIP between M. GR0SZ
sont H. GROSZ ROHN.
New-York tribune., 1876-04-21
tilar5lc ano 5late ManIels.

NASONI g. IS0LA,
~ STEAM MARBLE and GRANITE WORKS
lac u i52 West 4oth 81, scar Broadway
Monumental, Mantsla Altars Figures, rhsg HsisseeuaZ
&c Importers ana saulAeIurors IA Italy OF marble
wsTk OF every doscrOaon.
MARBLE and MARBLEIXED NANTELS,
Nl NEW DESIGNS, ren 81 srwsrd; also hSHsn'nt1
work greatly roduesl prices ksrbs Tor the rade
a. hLASEh No. l3. Last A;hi-eGth ST
New-York tribune., 1876-04-21
6dles bp AuriioI
fnrnturc.

ENAMELED CHAMBER SUITS from $50;
H. sod walnut do SIS; marCie top sor s5 ptror
suits rn so tapestry brussels 81 yard mErns
lJc. Il. NJ COWPERfHNAIr & CO., l53 AID 10; Chatham
II.
ETATTINGS-Wh Red, Check, and Fancy,
AFB s44, o. e. very cheap FOR cash. Ingrsn CargoS
wooeps Burlaps, Upholstery GOo, &C ANDREW LEs TER
New-York tribune., 1876-04-21
Dated April 10, 1879.

NOTICE is hereby given that the under.
" signed day forme Coparlnership under the
IN name of SPADOSE ABEL, and VIII continue the bn.
heretofore carried under the name Of spaioae Rood
4 Co. a ePADONE
Dated April 10 1875. T.. J. ABRI. ir
New-York tribune., 1876-04-21

Ivan HoEsES. ].
1867 .Sprenger agL Saroni.
10 S..Nymzn sgL. Brennan.
2lli..Galr.s0n ast. Tue May
or. dc.
1911. .Abrahams agt. The
Mayor.
115i 4 Wood agt. The Mayor.
1893. Brennan agL Tho May.
Sr.
9JGia. .Krym borg agt
O'Drien. sheriff.
1901 z. 2.CrocherDn agL ". 3.
aud \. |. ForrY Co.
1850. Howell agL smith.
706. Hunt agt Roberts.
24&7. Chapman agt. Douglas.
1871. Bali agL Leayitt.
1921. .Nefte1 sgt. Lightstone.
bl. LILY agt. StilwelL
New-York tribune., 1876-04-21

CONTINUED USE OF FIRM NAME .
on file In nv office and that the IS correct duDcat
therelrom and Of the whole Of such orig nal
Endorsed nlod, and recorded 18th APRIL 1879 hours
IN witness whereof have hereunt0 subscribed my nam
and Xed my official seal this fifteenth day OF April sb
WILLIAM WALSH. {. ERIK.
New-York tribune., 1876-04-21
NOTICE.

Having transferred to HENRY HILTON all my intsres. in
a. arm ALEXANDER +. STEWART & Co., Tho business
Of win be hereafter continued by him, under TIE
nrm name with such he may associate with
him.
Dated NewYork April IA, ls7e. 49, - - -
New-York tribune., 1876-04-21

1888 Cambridge Valley Nat
Eaak ast. Matthew,
Sc.
1919. .Gilroy and ano. agt.
SHIELD.
2GJT .HarriU.t est. Einer10n,
sc.
28l3 Kelly agt COrtolyOu ct
al, &c.
278J Hubbard, jr, agL
Fn.nch H'fs Go.
9SO7 .IIimman at Arnold
snd anp.. &C.
1875. Bod Snd ano. agt. Til.
don
2TS7 Fitch agt. Vsndovecr.
.bSS. Malcolm agt. Evans,
Nc.
2793. East River Nat. Bank
agt. laimer. sc.
/ 2679 Commercial Bank agt.
Strurboi gud o.
/ 277l.. Kent agt. Miller.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-08-10
FIFTH EDITION.
From baltimore 10 Rohobo,,,

AN OLD PROJECT REvIyED-FoUR HOURS FROM
BALTIMORE TO REHoBoTH BEACH.
William Bright, President of the Reho.
both Beach camp meeting association, has
received letter from Dr. G. w. Colds
borough, President of the Chesapeake and
Delaware Bay Railroad Company, formerly
known as the Queenstown and Harrington
road, through W. ]. Hooper, of Baltimore,
containing 6 1h the following proposition That
II the stockholders and lotholders of the
Rehoboth Beach camp meeting as
sociation and their friends in Della.
ware " will guarantee 100000 subscription
in stock, that the Railroad Company will
build road from Queenstown, on Chester
river, to- Harrington, and from Lewes to
heho6oth t.a Beach. A steamboat will run
from Baltimore to Queenstown, Connecting
with the new road, thereby insuring a four
hours run from Baltimore to Rehoboth
Beach. President Bright will lay the pro
position before the next meeting of the
Board of Directors, when tits expected that
favorable action will be taken upon it.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-08-10
FOURTH EDITION.
Life Insurance.

THE PENN MUTUAL-oPENING AN oFFIoE
IN WILMINGTON BEAUTIFUL sIGNs-A sET
oUr-A DELAWARE BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
The Penn Mutual Life Insurance Com
pany, with its headquarters in Philadelphia,
has always been justly considered one of
the best Insurance Companies in the United
States 1t has heretofore beenrepresented
in Wilmington by trustworthy agents. A
new departure has been determined upon
which cannot but result in much benefit to
the citizens of the State.
Hereafter it is to be controlled by a local
board of trustworthy citizens, who will at
once give it character, and recommend it to
patronage. The gentleman named need no
recommendation, they being known by all
as men foremost in the business community
and with characters above reproach. The
company is especially fortunate in securing
the services OF our young and energetic
friend, Thomas McCorkle, Jr, as Secretary
and business agent. During the short
time he has had charge of the .company's
interests, he has been successful in secu-
ring insurance policies beyond his most
sanguine expectations. He has taken No.
5 room, in the Masonic Temple, and has
fitted it up in neat and comfortable man
ner from the shops of our manufactures.
To-day, Mr.. McCorkle had two signs
placed in position, one at each side of his
Office windows. They were executed by
one of our young artists, John B. Stradley,
and are certainly unexcelled in beauty Of
design and workmanship. They are not
only beautiful in themselves, but afford a
relief to the monotonous light fruit at the
Temple.
From 10 to - o'clock, and from Q to s p.
M, to-day, Mr.. McCorkle's office was filed
by many friends congratulating him, ard
partaking of the ice cream and cakes ne
had provided for the occasion.
The following is the local Board of Direc.
tors for the State of Delaware: John P.
Almond, President john Pilling, Vice
President; Alfred Gawthrop, Treasurer /;
Thomas McCorkle, DR., Secretary Direc-
tors-Hon. James Ponder, S. M. Curtis,
Thomas w. Bowers, Thomas S. Bellah, Fl.
B. Seldell, F. b. F. Miller, +. A. Curtis, f.
Rice, Samuel Murphey, W. Hastings, W. G.
Pennypacker.
All the net premiums collected in the
State is loaned in the same upon approved
securities, which virtually makes it hon
company, with the strength of ational
institution,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-08-10
smyrna and vicinity Items.
tGathered from the Times. I

tGathered from the Times
The Falcon, of the Smyrna creek line, is
being repaired at Wilmington, and il ex-
pected to resume her trips on Monday.
W; d. HAZEL, supt. Kent county R. r..
lost his pocket book on Monday. It con-
tanned about $40 in money and checks.
notes,E&c., to the amount of over $13, ,OOO'
The Owen Q. Grow farm, near SMYRNA,
was sold by Sheriff Lambson on Tuesday to
Andrew Spear, of Leipsic, for $4,000. The
informality.
j. e. Worden has had orders to put up As
tents on the Camden camp ground.
Mrs. Ruhama Buckmaster, the oldest per
son but one about Smyrna, died on Sunday,
in her seth year. Her father and mother
both lived beyond their Goth year.
An outbuilding belonging to w. H. Carr.
IN Smyrna, was burned ON Friday night last.
The loss was tritiing, but the fire produced
.plg scare, as some fifteen or eighteen
dwellings were in imminent danger of be.
ing consumed also
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-08-10
Local BrevIties.
Sunset at I.O2.
Sunrise tomorrow at $40.

sunset at I.O2
Sunrise tomorrow at $40.
Moon rises at about Q. 4 this evening.
Blotters gratis at COMMERCIAL job printing
office, to patrons
Duhell sells hats as cheaply as it is possible
to sell them, no doubt.
New stock OF boots and shoes lately arrived
at Fennessey's, 221 Market street.
Street circulars for business men cheaner
than ever at the COMMERCIAL job Office
Camp meeting folks can get fitted out at
Adairs furniture store, at 4th and King SITS.
Webb's felt hats are worn by all classes and
conditions of people. To be had of Webb.
only, at 504 Marekt street.
Agents wanted. IS to $40 per day, to sell the
Centennial Stationery Packages. Address at
once, with stamp, for information, A. L Senoy-
keffer, Bethlehem, Pa.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-08-10

THE DELAwARG AVENUE CHURoH Matter.
Following up the meeting at Masonic
Temple, on Tuesday evening, a meeting OF
sale Of the Delaware Avenue church
and erection of a tabernacle WAS
held in the church edifce after prayer
meeting, last evening. The feeling ran
high, unkind and forc4ble language was
used, and there was an absence of that
brotherly love which is supposed to dwell
among christians. Some Of those present
declare the meeting to have been 'diegrace-
full"
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-08-10

ORGANIZATION OF A DEMOCRATIC CLUB-
Several Democrats met at Fl. Q. Turner's
office IN Exchange building, last evening,
and organized political club with the fol-
lowing officers President, DIR. Howard o i.
Ogle; vice-President DR.. H. G. Snitcher;
Corresponding Secretary, u. Taylor Brad-
Treasurer VIM. Kyle; Executive Committee
7. R. Lally, D. McCloskey and A. r. Nit
chell
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-08-10

There were estimated to be $4,000 or
$4,000 boxes of peaches at Light street
wharf, Baltimore, yesterday, all the steam
boats taking large lots. The varieties were
Yorks and Crawfords, and packers and
shippers we're among the buyers. Prices
ranged from 40 to 75 cents box, and 81
was paid for fine lots.
THE PHILADELPHIA MARKETs, TO DAY.
Special to the Commercial.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 10.-The Philadel-
phia market is we'll supplied. Many small
peaches are offered. Prices are we'll sus-
tanned on well assorted stock, but poor fruit
won't pay at any time unless there is moth
ing at all on the market. Sales are being
made as follows baskets-40 to Soc. for
fair to good, 75c to 81 for fine fancy, and
80 to 40c. for small and poor crates-fair
to good, 65@85c fine fancy, Il to 1.50.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-08-10

The Excursions, To.DAY.-The excur.
sion for Ocean City left, this morning, al
five o'clock. witt five cars, two OF which
were full. BY the time it left Delmar there
were twelve cars, all full.
Gouley's excursion to Atlantic CITY left on
the John A. Warner. but few minutes
late, this morning. There we're between
800 and 600 persons on board, a much larger
number than WAS anticipated.
A large crowd went over with the Quick
steps to Pennsgrove. this morning, and
throughout the day the number was in
creased.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-08-10
2ulitiral alntiffs.

A TTENTIoN REPURLICANs-THE HAYES
meet regularly Friday evening of each week for
We Wsn Of business at their hall th and
@ streets, when the roll will he open for add
70 .l attend. e Finance Committee, A. A. Robson,
VIM II. Gallaher. I'm anna T5t
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-08-10

BAND EEGAGED.-The uniformed corps of
K. of p, of this city, has engaged the Mid
dletown brass band for the centennial pa
rade of the order in Philadelphia, on the
22d instant. The corps expects to turn out
This does not of course, include delegates
from the respective lodges of the order,
which will be present
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-08-10

BLIND DAVID RoBBED.-Some miscreant,
yesterday, about noon, slyly entered the
shop Of " Blind David, broom-maker, at
Ninth and Madison streets, and seizing
bundle containing half dozen brooms,
made off down Madison street at rapid
walk. Being blind, David, of course, did
not discover the theft until apprised OF it
by some friends.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-08-10

REDUCTION IN WAY PASSENGER FAREs.-
Passenger fares have been greatly reduced
between way stations on the Delaware Rail-
road. Thus, between Smyrna and Dover it
used to be 60 cents ; it is now 45. 1t is only
30cents to Townsend now; it was formerly
CO. TO Middletown it is so ; was formerly
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