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THIRD EDITION
The Irish Couvent Ion at Chleage.
Chicago, Aug. 0.—The Members of
the Irish coufeutioo at the Palmer
W' House
been ever since their presence was dis
covered by the repotters. O'Donovan
bossa is said to be represented by Dr.
John OLeary, the well known révolu*
tlonaty agitator, who has operated in
Paris and other European cities,and who
is trying to couviuce the assembly of
tbe virtues of dynamite, while the
Stevenson moderate wing of the revo'u
tionary patty ia under the leadership ol
Oui. Michael Boland, of Louisville, and
Judge Brennan, of Sioux City, Iowa.
\V. J. Haynes, a Chicago iawy?a.~, is the
permanent chairman. It is said that 0,
4M) local bodies in the United Sta' es and
Canada are represented.
Chicago, Aug. 7.—The adjournment
of the convention of Irishmen has be
delayed by reasons which are variously
given. Uue account says that there was
a disturbance
$100,000 skirmishing fund. Auo'her re
port, and well authenticated, is that the
coutenllun will not adjourn before Wed
nesday owing to charges made by J.
Curran Kugau that George J. West, a
member of the convention, and reported
to be its secretary r and who has taken a
pioiuinent share iu its deliberations, is a
paid spy of the British government.
Tbe Wolf Tone Circle, tbe only Fen
ian Brotherhood in the West, and one
outspoken for war with England, has
•ent delegates who will apply for admis
sion. w Mike O'Brien, of Chicago, is its
head.
reiiceut to day as they have
Un
P..
W
N*
the custody of the
(Governor Of .Mississippi.
Jackson, Miss., August 7.—General
Lowrey f tbe democratic candidate for gov
ernor, is a seif mads man, as In Andrew
Johnson's case, his wife taught him lo
read^ ne is very popular. His most
likely opponent is Bei jurnin King, who
will piobably run on a fusion opposition
ticket. Mr. King is a very M'putable
and powerful man, and may give the
regulars some trouble. Geo. Lowray
owes his nomination to concessions from
Barksdale's following, and it is said that
he may support tbe latter's aspirations
tor L&mar'a seat iu the Senate. Mr. La
mar is supposed to have little
however, Irom this or any probable com
bination. G. D. Shank was noiulualed
for lieutenant governor on the tirst
ballot.
A Nashville Tragedy.
Nashville, Tenu., Aug. 7 —James
Ross, white, shot and killed ffm. Jones,
colored, here to day. During the day
Ross bad hit a colored boy iu the back
with a stoue. Jones subsequently went
to Ross' bouse and desired to know why
be had acted so toward the boy. Ross
asked him what he had to do with it,
and
shot Jones dead.
into his bouse, got a pL-tol aud
That Remarkable Ram.
7BOY, AcgustS.— William Kennedy,
an inventor ot this city, is reported to
bave Invented the sinking apparatus of
the Fenian ram which wa* found In New
York bay. Kennedy says the
miniature model, with a defect which
invention known
. Tbe larger vessel
be provisioned for
hour,
•
can be remedie.d by
only to
carry forty
mouth», c
stay
four hourr, aud, alter teu minutes re
spite ou the water cau go down ap, »in
for four hours more. The project
conceived three years avo. Kennedy Is
tif v years old and was born In Ireland,
d bas nineteen medal-« and iwenty-oue
diplomas 1 or scale making, and is an t>u
thusiasiio Fenian.
seven miles
thousand feet under water
I
Gold Likely to Come from Fra
London, August 6.—Tbe Paris
pondent of the Economist says: "Ac
counts of the French harvest
favorable, and it now appears that tbe
yield will be less than last year aud
scarcely tqual to
the crop would have to be
age to meet the consumption. 'Ibe sup
ply will probably be obtained from Kuv
iu view of coming exports ot
tbe Bank of 8t. Peiersourg bas
bet-u reducing us stock of gold, aud is
reported to have sold 40.U00,(J0U lrancs'
a fortnight. Thret-iouttbs of
Ibis amount reacbed Pails, and bas al
ready been purchased for expoit to
America in September."
J( ih
average one, wb le
sin, and
who'
woitb
America and the Holy Sea.
Rome, August 7.—Proposals have
been made recently to the Pope that
he should transfer the s«at of the Holy
Bee to America where an independent
position will be assigued him.
"Too Wicked to Live."
Niagara Falls, N.Y., August 7.—
Mrs. Kate Adams, a resident of Buffa
lo, jumped into the rapids above the
American Falls last eight, saying, "I
am too wicked to live." 3he drifted
into the eddy, when a bystauder
plunged into tbe wrter and saved her
f.om going over the fails.
Murdered for the] Insurance Mon
ey.
Wll LIAMSPOKT. August 0.—It loOK
r>w as ihuugh murdar had been
ty, the motive i-»r
riug lunur*
s-amed Jo-eph Mli
mlued In this
wnlcawastha hope of
ance
■>ney. A_
1er aged 71, who lived wi.h his sou 8> iq
nel.lu Glluion Township died sudden y
a week ago to-day ; aud was bu rl, d ihe
following day. 'ihe circumstances
death a- d buiial
ol
__ i the lact that there
was a heavy Insurance upon his life lu a
Mellustrove M
suspicions of foul play,
notified a- d
romp.v-y, c ealed
The Coroner
he'd.
a post mortem examination aver
2.} . w "* ,tnü ered that ü» a meed hud
«lea from po son administered by his
•on Bsiuuel Miller, a warrant was ls
*>* ibis city, and tbe officera 6110 tM
alter iLe deleudant, who «
with him « lo-nigh'. ihe a<
ÎÂ ,d f fc po,! ? y . of ^■ 0lü "0°° bis lut ht rs
llle, there being over 840,! (W In ail, m dil
ertnt policies.
Afi
!
d
Killed By Ills Neighbor.
Tboy, N. Y., August 6, 1881.
George Harrington, ag«d «ixty-seven
years, died at 8tephentown yesrerd-v
fro® trjurlesinflated oy Michael V\ ard,
a neighbor. Ward's cattle broke | U io
Harrington's
caused
jumped
field
: b
. . ( !av and
altercation during which Ward
aud kicked Harrington break
ing his ribs and causing other lDj...._„.
Ward ourrandereJ himself to tbe author
»Hee and is now In Ibe Troy jail The
prisoner pleads self-defense.
A Parlrldce with Chicken..
boujuon D»»n .his week „„ bi. farm
near n chapel, discovered a nar
trldg. net «l.h ,h,r« little chicken? in
tt. H. .ntaequeetl, n, „leert the .„„.e"
meet, ol the bird »ort rnool th»' .he l-„
»boot cd prodded for .he IHM,
loyally as though they were of her
flash and blood.
own
«
I
GOOD ENOUGH.
Loren of » really good chewing tohao
to «hou Id uk for Miller'» Good Enough
Ksrj Pin* u HU tbe only tob.cco which
h.» not tbe flaror of » Drug Store «n J
doe* not emue »ore mouth.
flMAw~8o -
STOCK»,
bi» mir
First National Bank.145 148
National Bank of Del»ware....51ft 5*20
National Bank ot Wll. A Bdw»n. 65* <W
Union National Bank
Farmers Bank.
Plnla. Wilmington & Balt. R. R 07U M
Delaware R. R.*.
Delaware Western R. R.8u 36
Wilmington«!: Northern R. R.. 2» 30
Wilmington Clt/Rallwav. 5 fl
Delà ware Fire In urance to
Wllmlngio » Coal U w Co....
MaNonio Hall Co.
Odd Fellows Hall.
43
18
. 56
00
30 3H
Hi 88
H
ti
18 20
-BOND».
-
Wlimlngton Cltv 6's.
do do .Vs.
do 4Wm...
County u's..
do 4%'s
Delaware State H's.
R^lewure K R. 1st mortgage.. KM UM
Un aware Railroad Extension . 107 UM
P.. W .A B. H. R. lfct mortgage. 128
W 11. City Railway 1st mortgaged 103
Wll. City Railway Exteualou..l00 IU0
Mnno'-lc Hall Co 1st mortgage.100 I'll
Delaware City 4)**,.ItH»» ittt
HUturngtou narket*.
1I2H 115
01
I UK
do
,KM1 105
.108 110
.IW'4 103
.100 10
N* w Caxtie
do
Wilmington, Del. xug. tf, '3il
Quotations at tue Brunos w.uc ..-nils lo
Floor ami Grain,
Best Patent Flour....
Choice Family Flour.
Lx Ira do.
Choice Nuperttno.
wueat.
|8 VI to 49 no
. 7 25 * 0 7 7j
. 8 50 to 7 01
>-4 75 to 6 25
Prime
New Corn...
Bran per ton
1 8
• 5
1R5)
me Ctty MarUeln
The following were tne ruuug prtues In
market this morning :
Butter,fresh, per pound
Beer, sirioiu, " "
" roojit '* "
** chuck. •* *•
" dried, " *
" chipped '* **
" corued, " •*
** stews ** *'
Chickens
«888 per
Ham, wnoleeiile,perp,.
" sliced, " '
Honeyperp
Caobage per lies«' ......
Cottage cheese per bowl.
Lard, pauud..
Lemons per do/.« u.
Mutton per pound.
chops per pouud
rthoulderB, reUtil, per noi
Bides aud ba«x>n, wholes
Mackerel per p*
Halibut, perpouna^«
Cut dsb. per pound»
White R'lsb
Rock " " " ..
Maunders per pound....
Codtisu per pouud.
Haddock per pouud.
Perch.
Apples, per uuif oec. >
pickles per d-a.
Parsley per buach.
Beets, per buuch.
Lima iieans.
Hweet Potatoes.
Potatoes, per half peck
,. 35
.. 2»
.. \m is
.. om iu
.. X
OK9* 1 j
013 IN
7V^I Ü
2U0 23
• 1.
.
•.Ik-4 2
U34 15
0"Â h>
•t6
UW
i:>2
■
ii4
I
le
in
I BtOl
JJ
)•
a s
It
Id
D.H
lu-iÿ 12
li-dV 12
U8»f Id
01«v u»
4
.... 10
. lo4> ü»
. 12:'L 10
Tripe per pound.
Green Peas per halfpenk
Tomatoes, per half peck.
Strawberries, per quart.,
Cucutubers, per pluce ...
Goose be«
Rhubarb.
Com, per dozen.
ii14Pthurries, per quart ..
Whortleberries, per quart.
Rus. berries, per quart.
(string beans, per u »If peck
Coite ou pet.
WhI rmeious.
i<4<®
l«i
7q* 10
tfcq* 18
1-oi 3
tiigi 8
, per quart
buucu ...
mi
IU» 12
. Mai 15
. ti® 10
. 19 4 12
lU«t 12
'l ta, 6'»
PHILADELPHIA MARKED*.
Wednesday, August 3, 5 P. M.
arkot
Floue and M bal.—T be Flour w
1* qulei, nut prl-> * rule Arm. Sa
ldo.i barrel*. Including Af lunes *t» extras
at $5 7516 25 for clear, and at #0 25a6 5) I
str-igpl ; peu '.syI vaiila extra family at
do. do. atOtitti 75,aud
•ti 6Ja7 75. Rye flour Is steady
»I 5o-i5 per Darrel.
Okain.—W heat Is Inactive and Irregu
lar. Hales of 40U0 busueis __
»I 16>$al 24(4, according to quality and
location. At the o *en board, 5UU0 bushels
at $1 21)« ; 1 *.UUU bu buiKHep
#2 28(4; iiou) do. at rl 21% :
ww bushels do. at #1 20>4 ; 6«JU0 bushels
• at #l 26(4 with $1 28 bid and #1 28(4
asKud lor i>c-U)ber. Rye Is uorn'nal at Hoc.
Pennsylvania. Corn
rnjuest and options
89u0 bushels yellow at 67U
..... «7(4 c ; steamer at 53a >4
5oa52c., and
o
• > 5>a5 75 ; Wes
paleuls
August sold
I ember
lu lair
firmer. Hales of
o.,; mixed at
_a. ; No. 3 at
rejected at 40a*9c. At the
open board 19,<,oo bushel* Heptemher sold
at 50J4 - ; was old for August ; 68J40
for Hupieuiber, and (H)%c for uctober.—
Oats weie In fair demand aud a shale
higher. Hales of 12,i»u bushels, Including
white,at -lla 42(4*.,aud rejected and
duy : 22 U bbls,
, aud UU0U bushels
V» HI8KY is quiet. Small sales of West
ern ai 81 11.
Mt38»4i>4c.
flour, 00,
i.ecelpts
bushels
PHILADELPHIA UAITLE MARKET
Monday,A ug., 1st, 5 V. M.
Beef Cattle were In fair demand, but
prices at the close were rather easier
35Uu head arrived and sold
the different
a 7c. per lb., the latter rate
I
Sheep were in steady demand; 15.000
head arrived and sold at the diffeient
y £ tu» at 8 a 5%c., and Lauft os at 4 a 8c
Hogs were In demand at full prices :
8i00 uead sold at the dIff-*rent yards at
a994c.,and a few extra Chicago at
l <o. per lb.
Par* Drove Yard bid and Lancaster
West Philadelphia, July 23.
avenue,
SHEEP.-Extra, 110 to 120 lbs., 0 rood
S rJP'i 6 ' 7üto 5 H0 i fair, 80
So Jba„ r>94 to 5.00; stock sheep,3(1
good iamits,7% to8(4;medlui
7(4: eommou umb«, 2 50 to.
to 7(4* Arrivals. 4*.i0 l ead.
were in fair«lemaud atan advance
38U0 head arrived aud sold at the different
yards at 8(4a934o. per lb.
4 io 3.75;
nbs,6(4 to
2,75;calve«,6(4
I
to condUlon
ID'-B. HAYDOOK'S
VITALIZED
KDNEV PANACEA.
The extroordlnaiy effect of this pana
as prepared by Dr. Haydock, upou
Kidueysaud Urinary Oigausls without a
t lu the history ot medicine, nud
results far beyoud any of the Kidne«
remedies of ihe day. Itstlmulates Dlgej
tlou, adds Lone to the system, invigorate»
Mue Debilitated, aud is Infallible?
Diabetes iu Us worst form,
One trial of a leuspoonful In a wine
gluss of wuter will convince the
skepiltutl wuuin from
utes.
11.
, . .■' !
y
i h
a
to twenty min
DISORDER OF THE KIDNEYS,
in all diseases affecting these org
whether they secrete too mucu or Lkj lit
tle water, or whether tnwy be aiUicted
with stone or gravel or with aches uhd
pains sealed iu the loins over the regiou*
ol the kidneys
"A*"**^«'«* «IIIVU PAllctt
Will give almost Immediate reliel, when
all Ollier means have failed. T
powerful existing medlclue lor 1
ol lemule complaiuis. Fifty y
perieuc* ln«x>uu»tttbly prove this remedy
nun vailed for the «lisoruers lue denial
wiLhoi!tft 6 a. B S X |* N ° i Umiiy * nouid be
without it, and 11 may be taken by youu^
and old, as il will restore health when
every other means prove unsuccessful,
lo the stomach we trace dyspepsia
headache aud geueral debility ; to tU«
btle, Jaundice and yellow lever ; to
the bowels, Uiarrhosa, dysentery, const)
patiou, piles and hstuta; u» ine lunas
« onsumptlou, etc. ; to the blood, scrofula
scurvy aud an cutaneous eruptions H\
• ping ihese organs and vital fluld purr
u healthy we may saiely dely the at
tacks • f disease, aud no medicine
pi epared lor this purpose '
action ol
!
mos.
io
to
I
equal the
haydock j s
KIDNEY PANACEA.
HEAR WHAT 18 SAID.
'•It has made
"Dr. Haydock 's Panacea has increased
my weight fifteen po
"My wife would u
any money."
man."
unds."
uot he without It Joi
little boy is much better. I enclose
dollar for another houle."
'•1 hud it as easy to take as milk."
"We have aoiu thirteen bottles tnls
week, aud shall want two dozen next
'■rder."
"My morning agony Is gon
« youi Panacea."
I "I Und il a
J
thanks
bpiendid appetiser.*'
FOURTH EDITION
Indications for To-day.
For the Middle Atlantic Stales, look]
rams, followed by cloatlng weather,
winds
lower temperature, higher p
•Mly
rtberlr, stationary or
»•ure.
douerai Foreign News.
London, August .8 18U.
of the
Nr. Bourke, tbe représentât»
English bdlders of tbe Turkish bauds,
has started 1er Ooustauttuople.
- LorJ Gr«uville ou Sat.irday u-edved
a*number <|>f euiimint iwiuigu delegate
inttjrnationaj Medioal Congress.
respondent ol' the Daily
bat tbe ideaths' tbe tr.e
tbe
The Berlin c
News asserts ib
Diogenes and Boorate* were built for
atiy injurious purposes is ridiculed at
Kiel.
A Naaonic Injunction.
Boston, Mass., August G.—Iu the
Circuit Court of the United States for
Massachusetts a bill was tiled ou July
30, 1881, by Calviu C. Burt, plaiutiti',
against Qurius Wilson, defendant, to
obtain au mjunctiou against Wilson,
preventing him from acting as Grand
Master add from usiug the Grand
Lodge property, which is claimed by
Burt, the founder of thorite. Today,
the injuuuiiou being served, the de
feudaut moved the Couit to dissolve
the injunction, and the case goes over
uutil the next motion day in Septem
ber. This case is à very luteie.stiug
one. Burt resides iu Detroit, Mich.,
and Wilson lives here.
The new section of the NewYork,
Chicago aud St. Louis railway, be
tweeu Chicago aud Buffalo, is repor
ted to be progressing rapidly. Fifty
miles of track ure laid. It is also sta
ed that the work is being pushed
Chicago to Fort Wayne, one huudred
and nfty tons of steel rails are used
daily covering nearly two
track. Five thousand men
ployed. The company recently pur
chased property iu Cleveland to the
amont of $ 1, 300,000 for terminal
facilities and depots, and work on
thebuilding begins at once. Tbe rails
are imported from England. The es
imated Cost of the road is $ 15,000
000 .
miles of
are em
Two Uundhed Sailors who met
with their wives and children in quiet
communion yesterday in the Mariueis'
Church attested the religious interest
that has been aroused in an undemons
trative way among this cl
wiuuers. It is quite evideut that the
sea »hop* speculators
all of the converts.— lierai d.
of our bread
not capturing
Now that the camp-meetings aro
fairly under way, plenty of rain may
be expected.
A <*ood Raptlal
clergymjia of Bergen, N Y., a strong
, sufi'-red with kidney
trouble, neural/ia, au l dizzi
blind (ess,
temperance
almost
two years after he was
told that Bop Bitters would cure him,
because be was afraid of and prejudiced
against "Bitters." Since bis cure he
need fear but trust In Hop
Bitters.
Hl't-CIAL AOl 1C1L
A CARD.
are suffering from the er
ä Indiscretions of youth, nervous
». early decay, loss of luaubood
Ac., I will send a recipe that will cure yo*
FREE OF CHARGE. This great reined»
was discovered by a missionary lu Houti,
AinericS. Heud h self-add rested envelop*
to the Rev. Joseph T. Inman, S/eitwn L
Neut York Oliv. M a v l-e.od 1 > * w I v
To all
IXJÜIHIANA HT ATE LOTTERY.
'sa m
,.*VA
I
£
A MP||,END1D OPPORTUNITY TO
•V I N A FO R T U N E.
GRAND DISTRIBUTION, CLASS II,
AT Nlbw ORLEANS. TUESDAY, AU
GL'HTa, 1 SSI—133th Monthly Drawing.
EIGHTH
LBlilSlAKA STATE LOTTERY GO
Incorporated In 18*18 for 25 years by the
Legislature for Educational and Cnarl
table Purposes—with a capital of |1,000.
00D--IO which a reserve fuud of over |4A),
0UU ban since been added.
By ab overwhelming popular vote Its
rraucUlse was made a part of the present
State Constitution adopted December 2d,
1 Mi.iul.er »rawing.
will take place monfnly. n never scutes
or postpones.
trlbuLJlon :
CAPITAL PR1ZE, «30,000
100,000 TICKETS AT TWO-uOLLARH
EACH. HALF-TICKETS, ü N E
Dollar.
I,.
at
follow lug Dis
LIST OF PKIZKB.
1 Capital Rnxe of..*8 ) on
1 Capital Prize of. laW
1Capital Prize of. 5^
. G;w
. 5.Jt°
. 10,000
. 10,! OL
! iu,
m
of 82,5
of i.
20 prizes ol
100 Prizes of
2JU Prizes of
&jn Prizes of
D'A) Prizes of
u
.1
MX
lo.
A 1'PKOXi KATION PRIZES.
9 approximation prizes
Ww.
12 7M
1.8«»)
■
V
1857 prl
ResKinnslble correspondin'; amenta
î'üfü'L" 1 *' ^ WUU " J ''"«Hi coujpcu
salloiji will be paid.
For further Information, write clearly
giving full address. Heud orders by ex
Reglstere-1 Le Ler,er Alouey «jr
lail. addressed only u>
M. A. DAUPHIN.
ar M. A. DAUPHIN .a*'"" »-*•.
No. 212 Broadway, New York
Graud Kxlra«»rdiuary Drawings
under the supervislou and maiiauS
ment of GENERALH G. T. BeaUUF
GAR!) and JUBaL A. EARLY.
, amount! ug to....$110,
press
der by
All
Notice To The Public.
The jrublic are hereby cautioned
agalliMt sending any Roney or Or
dert foNIJKDiico., 83 AanuaSt.,
*i®vv York * ity. Ttvy are Jioodinu the
countn witA Il.i.uH Circular. ,.ur,.or(
iny <<■ t>r of ihe Luuunana Mate luttera
Company, and ure rraadul.nllr repre
.erUmy them'.tve. tu AyenU 0/ Me .Louu -
They have no
o/lh " v°"W'v<
j. . J , m,a.da uphin.
ttwJn/T *'•• **»M*na Stale Lottery Co.
Nkw Ohuann, La., July 4. lssl. ¥
July
13 d<tw4w.
THIS Ig A
.«IÎAL BRISTLI
IlItUHH.
1
iblil, U«aaeti<rat«AI T
I lit. is*
J{ W.WEAKLKY. J>. a oa., OfadsuU. o
It l e , u un4:
"
i'll«.
a
T
|THE ONLY MEDICINE
IS EITHER LIQUID OU DBÏ FORM
Thwt Acta at lire «nine time on
TEX 1171%, TEX BOWELS,
BED TEX KIDEXT8.
WHY ARE WE SICK?
Becauxe wt allow them great organe to
become clogged or torpid, and poleonoue
humors are therefore forced into the blood
that thouldbe expelled naturally.
:inigi«Qvn]^J
WILL 8URELY CURE
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restoring their power to throw off diteaee.
ïïhjfinffer Billons pains and arliesf
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Why frightened
Why endure nervous
disordered Kidneys!
sick lieadsrhes!
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cads one package of
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takes six quart« of
vary Ce
t readily prepare it
tin
whU-l
medicine. Also in IJquId
( rated, for those that
LWlt acts with equal ctnt lmcy In either form.
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I
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THE »GL1WIVK
BtfcT SUGAR
COMPANY OF WILMINGTON, DEL
Will contract with the farmers of Deia
aware. Maryland, New Jersey, and Eas
l ® r " Peuusylvanu fo. the products ol
2000 acres of Hugar Beets during the
lug season. We oiler
l'KLUdJH OF #103
for the Lest 100 tons of Beets grown nuder
con tract with
Hie Beets
. The prices
nearly doutde those paid
the German aud French farmers for the
same quality ol Beets. For iurlhor infor
mation, address
■Hlrf !m
THE DELAWARE BEET HUGAR CO.
Wllmlngti
Del
1 >RE8TON AY ARB.
L PRACTICAL WATCH
'.And dealer in
Alkrioaw / vs HWloR
MAKER.
j
w .VTC il K 's
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8PEUTACLEH,
EVE-GL.Aii.4EH,
HILVbrf WARE, *
|NO m MARKET TREET
Wilkinoton, Dil
P arueo tarai» *»'11100 paid to repairing :n
air.ts brauche ; alKO, ch 'ujlng
. Has a good assortment or .{Jpseas
gl
band.
Is cord]
oiHlantly
The pu
■ITHMKl '
David M'Glosko)
FASHION AH! -)
Hatter
<tl 4 IVJarkei Street.
Adjoin tug
WILMINGTON, DEE,
«.«n-i* 1 ® A "''étaient of Cones and Urn
orellM aogU-ly
*'rera •alntaj', UK Edition.
THE PILOTAGE LAW
Another Halt Growing Oat of a He
fuanl lo Employ a Delaware Pi
lot.
Another suit is expected to be tried in
the United «Status Distiict Court to-day,
growiug out ot the pilot law panned by
the Delaware Legislature ou the 6'b ot
April, 1881.
Peter Chambers, a Delaware Bay pi
lot, wbo, ou tbe 10tb of June lust, was
duly licensed by the Delaware Board of
Pilot Commissioners, sigualle«! the Brit
ish ship H r m. Law on .June 20ih, as it
was comli.g Into the Breakwater for or
ders from Antwerp. The ship at the
lime was six or seven miles from Cape
Uenlopen. Chambers off red his ser
vices as pilot, but they were refused,and
the ship came into the Breakwater with
out a pilot. Here Chambers again of
fered his services to pilot the vessel to
Philadelphia, and they were again re
fused. He then demanded his lee of
$27.04, for half pilotage, to which, under
petition 6, of the Delaware pilotage law.
be was entitled, by tesson of the refusal
of the owners of the vessel to accept pi
lotage. His demand was refused, and
açaiu on the arrival ot the ship at that
port. He theu secured the services of
E. G. Bradford, Jr., and George Gray,
Esq-«., aud tiled a libel against the ship
tor Ids pilotage fees. The Law is ex
pected to come djwn fiotn Philadelphia
to-day, when the libel will be served
and arraugemeuis made for a hearing in
, Patties representing the L
are In the city now, and have retained
Walter Cummins, Esq., as their counsel.
Repairing a Main.
Joseph llydo has been awarded,
by tbe Water Committee of City
Council, the contractor for repairing
the large water main across the
Brandywine, at Eleventh street
bridge, which was broken by ice, last
winter. Mr. Hyde 19 tbe contractor
who laid the mniu. The work of re
pair was delayed until the waler iu
the creek reached it lowest point.
A Hand« me Carving.
Christian Popp, a cutter employed
at the marble works of Davieou &
Bro., is now engaged in cutting a
reclining dog, almost life-size, which
will be a rea'.lstic and life like repre
sentation It is to be placed on the
tomb of Joseph Forwood,of Brandy
wine Hundred, who waB run down
and drowned by the steamer City of
Richmond , a few months ago.
Messrs. Davidson & Bro. are now
full of orders,and are executing some
of the most artistic work imaginable.
I bs
After Many Years,
Wro. K. Torbert, son of the late Rev.
Jonathan Torbert, and brother of tbe
lamented Geu. Torbert, returned to
G(»orgelowu this week alter an absence
of twenty-seven years. He was born
near Ibis place and for many years lived
beie. He is now engaged iu business iu
Galveston, Texas. But few of his for
mer acquaintances knew him at first,
and it was only alter his arrival had
been announced that old frieuds could
readily recoguizo him. His reception
was generous and his stay made pleasant
as possible.— Del. Inquirer.
The Peninanlar Canal.
The Delaware ana Maryland Canal
it is said will require only about
eight miles ot deep cuttiug from the
Chester river to Blackbird creek. It
will enter the Delaware river 50 miles
below Philadelphia and 60 miles above
the Delaware Breakwater.
Saloon-Keeper Arrested.
Josef Hendel, proprietor of the sa.,
loon at Front and Jefferson streets,
was arrested by officer Chambers, tlrs
a charge of keeping a
disorderly house, lie gave bail for a
hearing before the Mayor this even
IDg.
morning,
Escaping Convicts Killed.
San Francisco, August 6, 1881.
A despatch received here from Folsom
this State, says:— 1 "Five convicts
Branch Prison—George Lupton, George
Walker, Robert Durkin, John Cooney
and Jami's Gordon—made a break for
liberty yesterday. They knocked down
the guard aud ran for the river. They
were pursued by the officers and guards.
Walker was shot dead; Durkia
wounded in the leg aud captuied ; Lup
ton tried to cross the river, but was
drowned, and Cooney, being afraid to
take lo the river, was captured. Gordon
is not accounted for."
at
Favorable 4Jrop Reporte.
8t. Faul, Minn., August 6.—The
State Commissioners of Statistics has is
sued a report showing the acreage plant
ed in wheat in 1881 is 2,900,078, against
2,900,073 last year ;
, 475,847 a«?res,
against 422,607 la t year; oa s, 757,Vo7
acres, agaiust 082,813 lost year. Reports
regarding this yeai'a wheat crop differ
considerably, but the latest oues are fa
vorable, especially from the northern
part of the State, which will will pro
duce the average ciop ot wheat, while
other cereals will yield more thau the
average.
A Tanlallxlng Cold Have.
Gbicauo, August fl —The indications
that the heat of to«day
will exceed that of yesterday, which was
the holiest of the season
wave I-, however, reported on Ite way
from Manitoba. The thermometer yes
terday at Rand w ich, ll!., registered 103
degrees; at Fairbutg, III., 10G : Dan vide,
III., 108 ; McGregor, -
City, lud., 100;
this
A. cold
a., 106 ; Michigan
Uity, lud., 100; Fontlao, III., 101,
Bloomington, 111., 102 ; Lasalie, 111,, 106;
Ht. Joseph,Mo., 100 ; Houih Haven,Mich
igan, 08 ; Chatswurih, 111., 106 ; U icma.
Win., 102. Mauy tow
was the hottest day
strokes were
work wus largely
repo«t that It
known. Hun
frequent and out-of-door
-peuded.
Hauling Down Desperadoes.
Pittmbuko, August 5.—The det-oii
who
hunting for the g .mg of desper
adoes who,on Tuesday .brutally murdered
tbe McKeesport merchant,Mr McClure,
are now couvtnced that the leaders ot
tbe gang Lave escaped Into Virginia,
where the father of Nig Lee, one of the
bandits, has a farm. Two others of ibe
gang bave been heard fr«
•own.
Ohio Railroad. There seems
hope that tbe desperadoes will be arrnct
ed by Pennsylvania officers.
Union
tbe line of tbe Baltimore and
be little
The Medical Congress.
London, August 0, 1881.
Tbe Lord Mayor gave a banquet and
reoeptlon to the df legate» of tue Inter
national Medical Congress last night.
Mayor John B. Billings, a surgeon In the
United States Army, lectured before tbe
international delegates on "Our Medical
Literature" yesterday. Tbe title of LL
lecture Included tbe common property
of educated physicians of tbe whole
world.
IIWilK LETTER.
■dt'r.oe of the Gm> Us.
>kWAhit, Dkl., Aug. d, ltdi.
7 he funeral services of lha lie'
k place at Ids »eside
Tliur*daÿ afternoon at 2 o'clock. The
R *v. Dr Vala 'I ghat-t «'OlrUted, and
inspiring addier« s were made by ibe
Rev. JatAes Mclntire, of Elktou, Md.,
and the Win. I*. Dubois,
Condon,I Pa. They were boih Intimate
friends of the deceased, and spoke feel
ingly of Ids noble qualities. A Urge
» her l»l friends accompanied the le
mains lo the grave.
Geueijil Wldloley and wife, of H.ilti
*, wire In town this week.
b r of Newarkers went to F.'k
ton on VI ednesday to participate in
cursioii given by the Preabvier.au
b -aday Schools of Glasgow: and Elktou,
but upon rescuing Iho wtiarf it wa^
found that the boat liai left be foie the
advertised time with 625 persons
board, Davtug nearly 200 pet sons stand
ing on the wharf, the explain refusing to
take any more than th
above. As It was the si earner had to be
The New
the 11 23 a. in.
»me -.if tIn* disapiiuin
ted one^ talked of having the captain
rested on his tcturti tor carrying more
pa-o-engcis thau the law governing his
beat allows.
The thermometer registered 101 de
grees yMerd.iy afternoon at W. F. Grif
fith's.
There will b<* no service held at the
Vt. E. Church on Sunday morning but
the usual services will be held in the
eveuiug, «he Presiding Elder, Dr.Mat
lack, preaching. Love feast aud quar
terly meeting a t Wesley, a part of
Rev. John France's charge, is tbe
cause of the suspension here in the
morniug.
A leiv couple from Newark went to
Barney Moore's grove on Thursday
evening to t»ke part in tripping the
light fäutasth. One young man be
came Hjj inceused at his lady
refused to bring her home, but being
of an Independent turn, she did not
coax him, so he returned without her.
The Ledger's hit at some of our
leading merchants is not without cause
as there is a little holding back iu the
advertising line.
Thomas Davidson, au old gentleman
well known about Newark, died at the
county Almshouse on Tuesday,
coming very iutirm about six years
ago he was taken there with the
pedatjon that liia
Dr.
II •uc
il
f New
moi
A
IIUIU'
Mated
towed oti». and iu by u lug.
Ark party returned
train, naiyine iha< «
ar.
that he
B# ■
ex
Lhly pilgrimage
was mlariy over, but, lltauks to kind
treatment ho received, his life
prolonged. He was interred iu the M.
IS. cemetery, this towu, yesterday.
France and America.
l'Ain», Aug. 6.—President Grevy to
day gave audience to flou. L vi P. Mor
ton, Jibe new American Minister, and
Gen. Noyes, the retiiiog minister. Mr.
Morioh said: "Mr. President, I have tbe
honor of pteseutlng to y«»u uiy creden
tials an envoy extraordinary and minis
ter plenipotentiary of the United Slates.
It is a pleasing part of my du»y «Iso to
present tbe best wishes of the President
of the United 8 ales for jour health, and
the welfare, prosperity and happiness of
the people of France. America is at peace
and <|>n friendly relations with all na
'lons. Towards Frauce she cherishes a
warmprand Jeeper feeling, »he would
desire not only to express more waiuily
in this year of the centennial comrnem
oratloln of our ancieut alliance her grail
tude tor the services reudered in the in
fancy of her existence, aud the earnest
hope (hat this long unbroken amity may
be perpetuated, but to greet you as
friends in the great woikof securing
populkr freedom under the control of
established law. This seuliinent binds
the two leading republics of the world.
Both have truggled for tree govern
ment, both now eujoy what was defined
by oulr martyred Lincoln as d 'Vovern
ment of tbe people, for the people, aud
by tlip people."
President Grevy said iu reply: "Our
two nations have a common duty to per
form, and areiu a manner charged with
the protection of souls. They have a
great mission, namely, to show to the
world that the true guaranties ot human
liberty are centred iu republican institu
tions/'
A Velocipede on Water.
Ml Robert Fryer, of New York,
has *|evised a velocipede steamer of
which the hull is to be out of water.
The vessel floats in thieî hollow
spheres of sheet steel,
two astern, and all provided with
~ to gtip the water as they
revolved. The upper works of the
ship are to depeud upon the spheres
that do the propelling, and will be
mads as light us possible. An ocean
steadier, 210 feet long by 180 feet
deep has been desigued, of which the
spheres or paddles are 60 feet iu di
ameter. Great speed is expected to
be made.
forward and
flan
HI •
Terms with the Boers.
London, August 5, 1881.
A. despatch from Durban says :—
"The Administrator of Natal, speak
ing at Pietermaritzburg, iu alluding to
the Miluation of affairs iu the Traus
vaal, said that General Bir Evelyu
Wood had a most disagreeable task
for ft soldier to perform, aud all must
hope that he might be able to bring
bis t|ask to such a conclusion as would
cause the miuimum amount of dis
to the country. It may be add»
ed tbaicoming from the aptiug
of Natal, this outspoleeu exprès
»•ion of feeling has attracted much at
tention."
gra
Gov
|||uini»;r'm order.
Rkoihtkk'h orriez, 1
Castle county, July 20th, 1881./
Ihe»application ot Vi m.H.Htradiey
Executor of william L. Boliou, late ot
FenCader Hundred, 1c said county
deceased, It is ordered aud directed by u lc !
Register that the Administrator aforesaid
glv« notice of the granting or letters
Testamentary upon cue estate of the
■leeeiuned, wlLb the date ol granting there
of, by causing advertisements to be post
ed wiithiu lorty days from the date of
leiulrs, in six of Lhe most public places'* m
ty of New Castle, requiring all
persons having demands against the es
tate to present the same
act Of Assembly In
provided. A inf .also
inserted
!
abide by an
:b case made and
cause tue same to tie
within the same period lu the
« . J GAZETTX.a newspaperpub
■Ishfcd In Wilmingtou, audio be eoutio.
ued therein three weeks, (e o d).
«T-f-7*. Given un 1er ihe hand and seal
< L. H. I of office of the Register aforesaid,
, '-^ w, at Wilmington lu New Castle
coui|dy, aforesaid, the day aud year above
written. h. o. BiuGB. Register.
f
Wl
NOTIOBJ.
A|i persons having claims against the
tale of the deceased must present bbe
same duly attested to the Executor,
«j|r before July 20th, 1882, or abide the
Assembly lu such case made
provided.
WILLIAM H. HTRADLEY,
Executor.
Address—Kirkwood. Del.
Jv»-8weoa
Cion. Rob.rt Pat I. non.
•tt I'Mit. TMID, Who baa haen l»lD»LrO. 0b
» I'l for nearly two w»ek«, I, unfitTa 001 "
t.wtlght, anil there 1, soaroeW
ht I ty of hi, recovery. ^ P f ob,
lH«n. Hobt. P«rt,r.»n w». bnr. i. ...
.•to,nr, Tyrone Irel.nrt.J„o.ryre
Hh uiuih wüÜm young fo th« tt .
■ c t*le» anti wa, pluootj with a
In Philadelphia! Ho reo iv.rt a
ato Mlscatto-, aitd earl, m™,,* -
It try predilection». Hoon.'Jodtlf", 1
my Olid ana coptim or the Thirl. ...
olnnirv. 181«. Hemming too"C.KbS
'*'**'/ ln « Jr
Ss«B l hî , "" l " g ■>,-•
laO'O llttrtli.; lod ihn cavalry anil ad. *
• d brigade» In pnrault, a'od tta» 4 ?,«
morning onptnrod Jal.pa, rooolyln» th.
tb'inki ot K-noral Hoo t . He omai.D.to
di-partn oo' co niKM il of tt,o Bitm'JJ
ayivaola. Do.l warn and Maman i
ami tho 1)1,1,101 of Columbia .andcrwaod
tbo Potornao Juno la at Wil(iam»p„".
MIOCKINti TRAOEDY IN K*ETERa
BIBO, VA.
I
A Fight fielt, een Two Youn. «...
In which Both Were Killed
PKT.H.BURO, V«., Ansutt 6
IDI..L .hacking Hud.,;.« iibÎN II?.:, » be
of Petertburr. Iii.tury wuS "um" u K
tol. eveolig about o ii'oloo<. Th» oîï
1 cul»., »re», tol low. : J,.1,0 W OrS,»»
» p.umi ent youhg i,,erch»nt cl Teter.
burg, relur.ieU ou Ihn four o'clock tr»i..
.• # om- ich moud *b< relie had been ln
»tlendüoco on 10. i'eroocretic couve ,
Kon H »a, very druck when be
tbc clly «nu w nt.totbe Ofly Ho .l
j.»., sii'p he was Intnduced to W K
Lee, fiom Little on, N. C. f wbo bad
S Ÿ w«ÏÏÂ„ï train from Weldon.
. - a « ü i uuk -"t 111 luvlted Gr eue
LJ*« k ®. i? rl i Dk w "b blm. G eene ro
V wh,c l* ' ** '°' ! k oll uns« und off
ered Greene some Ins ut. At length b .id
parlies went out imo the siieel to sett «
the dispute aud aft r some words
paired to a t>el :hb »ring lnelosme a
rlvlug th re he took off nlsc. aland die
a kntre. Greene Walked up to him a a
Lee struck him »-eveml tunes In tbe ibcb
whereupon Greene drew bis »pistol hi d
shot Lee In the right br ad the ball
erlng the srterv ouhe hesrt.
Ch
!
cluu-hed < r«ene aud stabbed him time
limes about five mb. uns both ie11 aid
expir« d . The aff.tir creates Interne«x
oliement here, Lee la originally ttum
Keterst-urg but bad beon living for *orr«
lime in North Laro lna.i | Ue ha« reJa
lions here...
PROFESSIONAL.
RocKissiN, Delaware.
JOHN G. JACKMOJV,
LAND SUBVEYOK.
(CIVIL ENGINKKR «* DRAFTSMAN,
Notary Public and Conveyancer.
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.
apr2rt-lmodaw _
OT1CE,
WALTER CUMMINS,
ATTORN IY-AT-LAF
lias removed his office to
NO. 720 KING STllKEl
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