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The daily gazette., 1882-09-15
sTGUKLE's BREWERY orENED.
\ Pleasant observation-disclosures at the
New Establishment Yesterday Afternoon
and Night.

\ Pleasant Observation-Disclosures at the
New Establishmen mt Yesterday Afternoon
and Night
The opening Of the new brewery at Fifth
aud Adams streets yesterday Afternoon. WAS a
proud occasion Tor Wilmington's genial
brewer, Joseph Stgckle, the proprietor and
marked an epoch In the brewing interest Of
Wilmington. The new building was turned
over TO the proprietor by the contractor, MIR.
Lapc, on Wednesday, and yesterday after
noon when the place was opened there was
IA rush of friends to accept the hospitality OF
the proprietor that must have been fattering
to him indeed.
The brewery-one of the handsomest edi-
fees in town-was beautifully decorated
with flags and streamers, and strains OF
music from the First Regiment Band, which
had been specially engaged for the occasion,
flo, d from the W nlows all day long
The guests of Mr.. Stgckle were treated to
4 fine lunch, and beer without limit was
dealt out to the thirsty and appreciatiye
multitude. 1t is estimated that between
four and tive thousand people were present,
and twenty-five whole barrels of beer were
emptied. Every one was treated well and
the new brewery, it was the general
opinion, had IL most auspicious opening.
number of visitors from abroad We're
present, and among them may be mentioned
Charles Stoll, who designed the building;
Fred Wunder, who supcrintendcd its cree
tion; Francis s. Haas, iron founder, %ho
supplied the castings and other iron work
George j. NJ. Otto, who supplied the
galvanized iron work, all of Brooklyn, N.
| T.; G. f. Ruthacker and Louis Massey well
known Philadelphia brewers; Felix Geiger,
foreman OF Bergner IL Engel's brewery, and
Mr.. Shader, cooper, all Of Philadelphia.
The new brewery is supplied with the
most modern improved machinery, and is
capable of turning out between 10000 and
| $4,000 barrels of beer annually. The build
ing is constructed on original designs. 1t is
50x100 feet on the ground plan, is five
stories high, and it is l40 feet to the top oi
the beautiful tower. Beniamine Kopl is the
| brewer.
The machinery If the new brewery is OF
the most improved character. as stated, and
the beer which is turned out is unequalled
in purity and quality of any turned out in
the country. It is Mr.. Stoeckle's endeavor
to impress upon Wilmington and Delaware
dealers the true worth of his beer, and u
get them to encourage home trade and homC
| paDital.
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rTo-day,s liernld Bulletiu.i

The depression that was advancing over
the lake regions and British possessions on
Wednesday, is now central over the Province
of Ontario, but its influence extends over the
districts east of Wisconsin, and north of the
Ohio Valley. The centre of highest pres
sure is over the South Atlantic States. Rain
fell in the New England and the Middle
Atlantic States. Elsewhere fair weather
prevailed. The temperature rose in all the
districts Fresh To brisk winds prevailed In
the lower lake regions, middle and New
England States. In the other sections OF
the country they were frem fresh to light.
The weather in New York and its vicinity
today will be warm and fair. Tomorrow
promises to be slightly cooler and clear.
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OPPOSED TO MIXED SCHOOLS.
Mr.. Conrad Claims to Have Been WrODgl,
Reported in Ills Opera House Speech.


Mr.. Conrad Claims to Have Been Wrongly
Reported in His Opera House Speech.
To THE EDITOR OF THE GAZETTE; ] must
take exception TO the quotation which you
insist contains the words made use of by me
in an address made at the Opera House on
Tuesday evening last. l am informed that
MIR. Humphry, OF the Emery EOeni,sg, took
down the words at the time. / am content
to stand 10y his report. You do me an in
justice when you construe the words which
| did utter to mean that | was in
favor of, and advocated, "mixed
schools" | characterized as an outrage
the Democratic legislation of this State
which had taxed separately the cOlored
people OF the State for the support of tl.eir
own schools, and which in this instance was
equivalent to saying to the poorest class OF
people in the community, "You must sup
port your own schools, or do without tllem."
1t was the tari,sg separately, and not the
schooli,ty separately that | branded as an
outrage. am not an advocate of "mixed
schools" but on the other hand am emphati-
cally opposed to them, and OH many occasions
in different sections Of the State have said
so openly to the colored people, when have
been addressing them upon educational
matters. Very respectfully,
HENRY c. CONRAD.
WILMINGTON, Sept IA, 1882.
The daily gazette., 1882-09-15
NEW CASTLE DEMOCRATS.
The Young Men Hold AN Enthusiastic
Meeting-A Prisoner Dies IN jail.

The Young Men Hold AN Enthusiastic
Meeting-A Prisoner Dies IN jail.
Especial correspondence OF the Gazette.
New CASTLE, September l5.-A meeting
of the young Democrats was held last night
in the third story of the town hall. The
meeting was called to order Mt : O'Clock BY
Chairman Riley. 4 temporary secretary
was elected for the evening as Mr.. Markey
was absent The minutes OF the last meet
ing were read. The constitution of the
club was read and on motion Of Thomas
HOlcomb was adopted. The roll OF mem
bership was taken up aud members an
swered, A committee was appointed to
secure banner for the club to hang out Of
the window OF the club room. A
committee was appointed to have
the room cleaned. calcimined and
furnished. The room will be furnished dur
ing the week and business commenced for
the coming campaign. James Toner was
elected by a big vote as marshal for the
club. The Executive Committee of the club
are William j. Black, Charles Herdman,
George Duncan, G. White ana f. Wegge-
man. Subscriptions were raised to the
amount of $50 1t is talked of organizing II
young mems club in Dobbinsyille After
all the business had been transacted the
meeting adjourned at $50 p. M, with three
loud and hearty cheers for Stockley, Lore
and the whole Democratic ticket. Another
business meeting will be held next Wednes-
day evening at 7.3O, sharp.
John Lloyd, colored, of Summit Bridge
who was serving out a sentence of few
months, died last night in the jail of brain
fever. The Coroner has been notified t.
take charge of the body.
The daily gazette., 1882-09-15
BRITISH TEAM.

Tomorrow the match will he broughtto
close by shooting at the 500, 900 and 900
yards ranges. Each man is allowed seven
shots at each range. The position at the
200 yards range was standing that at the
800 and 600 yards range was prone or sit
ting, and any position is allowed at the S00,
900 and 200 yards ranges. Each member
of the winning team will be presented with
Il gold medal.
The Wimbledon cup match was shot at the
900 yards range to-day. There were "a
entries. The match was open to all citizens
and residents of the United States, 30 shots
each, the weapon any rifle within the rule.
The winner of the frat prize was W. Bud
more, with score of l35. The winneroi the
second prize was Thomas Lamb, Jr,, with II
srur,, n I;54
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BASE BALL POINTS.

Our Boys and the Experts will play on the
Union street grounds this afternoon at "
o'clock.
The Defiance, Jr., of New Castle aud the
Defiance, Jr., of Wilmington will also have
contest on the same grounds tomorrow
afternoon.
Yesterday afternoon the McGrath Senate
or this city defeated the Brady Senate OF
New Castle by score OF II to l3, and the
game was devoid of much TO make 1t very
interesting.
The daily gazette., 1882-09-15
THE RATIFICATION.


All the Speakers Announced to be Present
"A Grand Rally Expected This Evening
at the Opera House.
The Democratic ratification meeting at
the Opera House this evening, from all ap-
pearances, will he a grand event in the
history of the Wilmington Democracy, Al
meeting of the County Democratic Asso-
citation yesterday afternoon letters were read
from all the announced speakers, stating
that they would respond ehecrfully to the
invitations and that they would positively
be present and address the meeting. The
gentlemen who will speak are Senator Sau!s
bury, Charles c. Stoekley, Charles B. Lore
Esq, Hon. Z. L, Martin, james l.. Wolcntt,
John II. Paynter, w. e. Whitley, George
H. Bates, George Gray and Others.
The members of the Western Democratic
Association will meet at the room, Fourth
and Orange streets, this evening at O'Clock
! to proceed in body to the Opera House
All are requested to turn out.
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LOCAL LACONlCS.

Clerk of the Market Hickey is still busy
doctoring half-peck measures, ana thus lar
36 parties have coniormed TO the law
The Washington steamer arrived IN Jersey
CITY Yesterday, having been detained oy an
accident on a new England road, ana VIII
arrive here to-day
The naeman at the Market street crosslnS IN
of the Brandywine extension Of the T., w,
81 B. Railroad, has been provlded WIZ"
nnmmndinns Matchbox.
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THE LORD EsLINGTON.
She furnishes Bail and Proceeds to PhIIa-
delphia.

Especial dispatch TO the Gazette.l
New CASTLE, Sept. 15.-The British
steamer, Lord Eslington, which was attached
eleven days ago for $1,000 damages, was
released at noon yesterday, having furnished
the required amount of bail to the Sheriff.
She was then attached until she had form
ally cleared at Wilmington, and passed up the
river at daylight this morning.
William G. Gibbons, president of the
Pusey & Jones Company, furnished the re-
quired security and deposited the necessary
collateral in the hands of the proper officials
for Sl5, 900, the bail demanded
The daily gazette., 1882-09-15
sudden Deatb of a VaIuablo Horse.

On Wednesday afternoon Hyatt Graham
of New Castle took his gray hors' valued
at $500, for short drive ON the causeway,
returning home about 7.30 O'Clock. Soon
after the animal was taken very i'll with a
congestive chill and died in few hours
haYing appeared perfectly well until taken
down suddenly
The daily gazette., 1882-09-15
viotiu,. a KaiIwav Aoo,1.n.

READING, Pa, Sept. 15.--William M.
Snyder, one of the victims of the railway a, :
cident near Mount Carbon last night, died
IN this city this morning. Patrick Phipps,
another of the injured, had his leg amputa-
ted last night.
The daily gazette., 1882-09-15
nieh In prIs,,n.

John w. Lloyd, colored, of summit
Bridge, In New Castle Jail awaiting trlal ior OF
an assault upon his wife win threats W
kill her, died last night irom hrain io'e''
after an illness Of few days.
The daily gazette., 1882-09-15
Dispensing Justice,

The Mayor last evening fined John August
s., Barney McHugh So, and John McHugh
81 and costs, for assault and battery upon
William Griffin. A number of witnesses
were heard, and the defendants represented
by Harry Sharpley, Esq. Thomas Berry, a
push-eart drunk, was fined 81, and one
plain drunk 80 cents and costs. This morn
ing only two cases were disposed of, one
man beng fined 81 and costs for abusing lis
wife, and another fellow - for annoying a
saloon keeper and making dire threats.
The daily gazette., 1882-09-15
Indications,

WASHINGTON, Sept. 15.-For the Middle
Atlantic States fair weather; westerly
winds higher barometer; stationary or
lower temperature.
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Lond nf Lnnner.

Arrived yesterday the brig katahdin oI
Bangor, Maine, with 100000 feet Of yellow
pine lumber from s.. Simons, Georgia, fol
the jackson " Sharp Company. She Is
unloading at their wharves.
The daily gazette., 1882-09-15
decentralization of Die nnuriIten Work

On Tuesday evening, Goth, the NJ. W. G.
p, accompanied by the other officers of the
Right Worthy Grand Encampment of Della
ware, /. o. o. f., will visit Reynolds En-
oampment, No. 5, officially, to exemplity
the unwritten work of the order
The daily gazette., 1882-09-15
GALLAGHER AND DICK.

Captain Gallagher of your city, was in
town all last week, talking politics to any
who would listen to him. He is packing the
Legislative ticket for Dick Harriggton.
Our Young Mems Democrat club is in a
flourishing condition. 1t meets ON Tuesday
night OF every week.
The Torbert Guards, B Company, received
an official invitation from Ex-Governor Har-
tranft to attend the B-iCentennial in Phila-
delpha, October 27, and the same will be
accepted next meeting night. They will
stop in Wilmington on their way home.
The daily gazette., 1882-09-15
MILFORD.
Mr.. Scribener's FuneraI-CaptaIn G;Illil-
gher's OFatory.

Especial correspondence Of the Gazettc.1
MILFORD, Sept. l4.-William A. Scribner
was buried on Wednesday afternoon. The
funeral was one of the largest ever in this
town. All places of business of business
were closed, AS well as all our ship yards.
The pnll hearers were Hon. George Russell,
Thomas Carlisle, David Lank, w, f. Reyill,
J. w Abbott and Robert LanI ,all of whom
are ship builders. Among the prominent
men present were Governor Hall, eX Gov
ernor Ponder, Hon. Charles c. StOckley,
w f. and j. w. Causey, John Baisley, Mr..
Jacoby of Philadelphia, and DIR. Layton Of
Millsboro. The Rev. MIR. Willis of the M.
f. Church and Mr.. Eldridge of the Baptist
Church conducted the services.
The daily gazette., 1882-09-15

About 8, 600 Knights of Honor are in Chi
cago, attending the Convention OF the Order
there.
The daily gazette., 1882-09-15

At the regular meeting of City Council
last night, under the call of committees,
Mr. Talley irop the Finance Committe,
presented the following report of II. c.
Turner, City Solicitor, upon the subject of
the $50, 600 still due the Board Of Education !:
The daily gazette., 1882-09-15
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They are both virtually prisoners. Arab
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has written TO Cherif Pasha Offering to sur
render. The British prepared to occupy
their works.
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