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D
THIRD EDITION
G
For th* Middle Atlentio State,,
fait weather, »outberlj wind», eutleoaiy,
followed bj falUBg barometer, .talloner,
at Ut bet
A Maw Eystans My Which Time la
From tba London Times, August 1.
Tba system consists of central works,
at which tba air Is compressed by means
of steam engines working air compres
sors, and stored in reservoirs at pressure
varying from fifteen to forty-five pounds
par square itch. Tbe air thus com
pressed and stored is led to distributing
receivers, passing on its way to escb
through a pressure regulator by means
of wblcb a periodical transfer or dis
charge of compressed air from tbe reser
voir Into tbe receivers takes place, re
placing the air which is discharged every
minute from the receiver to tbe clocks.
By means of the regulator tba com
pressed air in the receivers Is maintained
at a constant pressure, at which pressure
it is delivered to a main or normal
clock, by which the system of pneumatic
docks Is actuated and controlled. This
nonnal clock is an instrument of great
K osloo, and is fitted with an equili
db or balanced »Ilde valve, which is
successively opened and shut by tbe ac
tion of the clock, which is self-winding.
Tbe compressed sir is admitted to this
clock m a continuous current ; but, by
means of mechanism, it is trsnsmitted
through small branch tubes to tbe re
ceiving time-keepers in pulsations. Tbe
hands ot the main clock travel In the
same manner as those of an ordinary
dock. Tho intermittent current of air
cm reaching tba receiving clocks, which
bowses, acts
upon th*lr mechanism, transmitting the
lime to one and all of them at the same
are those In the streets
InetaoL These clocks are made as aim
simple as possible as possible, having
ordinary minute wheel and a wheel
sixty teeth, controlled by a catch fixed
on a lever which receives Its motion from
a leather bellows. Another catch pre
vent* tbe wheel returning upon iuelf
when ence It has been moved one to Ab:
Tbe pressure conveyed through tbe sys
tem of pipes every minute from the main
dock causes tbe bellows of each receiv
ing clock to expand, thus advancing tbe
wheel one tooth, and the minute-hand
throngh a one-minute space.
Tbe main air pipes, which are laid in
the sewers, are only about an inch in
diameter, and these are tapped at inter
vals to meet tbe requirements of tbe
customers. From tbe mains the air is
led through branch pipes about a quarter
of an inch in diameter in the buildings,
and distributed to tbe clocks In the
various apartments by means of pipes
one eighth inch In diameter,
docks are supplied by tbe Company, a
•mall annual charge being made for
their use. Tbe air can be shut off at
*oy time from a hocse by means of a
cock which is placed on the service pipe
*t its junction with tbe main pipe.
Leakages in the pipes have
enee upon tbs general working of u>e
system, wbiob bee been broognt to great
perfection by tbe Compagnie Generale
dee Horloges Pneumatiques. The whole
matter, la fact, appears to be so simple.
Its action so certain, aDd iu cost to the
t ubllo to moderate that, other things
elng equal, we look for its adoption in
our midst at no distant period.
an
of
The
influ;
tfPKClAL NOTICE.
A CARD.
To all who are suffering frr.ra the er
rors and Indiscretions of youth, nervous
weakness, early decay, loss of manhood,
AC.,1 will send a recipe that will
FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
was discovered by a missionary in Boulh
America. Bend a self-addressed envelope
U> the Rbv. Josuph T. Inman, httation I >
N-v> York CUv
> <- ■
Mftv4-4*od l»*wl 9
DR. HAYDOCK'b
rtSTEW
LIVER PILL.
(SUGAR COATED.)
•IK PILL IIS A DOSE.
•Xh PILL IM A D4MK.
ONE PILL IS
■»OAK
BACH VIALcontainsTWENTY PILLS
One Pill a Dose.
prick twinty
_ _OIN1S.
»OR BALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
.__ „ - geuult 1 unless the
elgnatnreof Allkn Hatdocw -mrrouuda
each Vial of Pills. Every Pills Is Sugar
Coated. If your druggist does not keer
them we will mail them free to any hiT
ot & cents. Five vials
lor * 1.00 Bur at once. Do not delay.
Caution.—N one
.These Fills are an absolute care lorai!
billons and malarial affections, xuey
grapple with disease at Its fonutaln head
and root it out of the patient's system at
once. They fortify the body agalnat
ease In all forms of sudden attacks and
epidemics, and enable all to brave tbe
miasmatic danger of swamps and forests.
One vial of Dr. Haycock's nkw Liver
Pills relieves the entire system of pains
and aches^, eu llvena the apirlis and sends
Dla<
1 BOUNDING THROUGH THE VEINH.
Bend for this Inestimable medicine a!
once and take no other.
Hesitation and delay are nothing bul
•other loros ot suicide when you have u
remedy at hand to eure sickness instantly.
Take disease In time and yon will b
iVed many davs of useless misery.
Or, Mavdook'. Maw Livar Pill,
the true grams ana essence of béai tu
that science
g males t blessing
to tbs world.
ALL OVER THIS VAST GOUN1 KY
baegii
TU PKOFLK KNOW THEM I
THE PKOFLK PJXAIMK TUBM
What hundreds of Letters say from pa
tleata at- over tbe habitable glob«;—
Dr. Haydock vonr new Liver Flu
me of ail biliousness.
for me of five or
time. One of y oui
After »DOerln, tenure, from blllou.
colic two of your Mew Uver Mill, curwl
Ute. Ute 1 neve no return of tne unluuy
Than sgDocor. My headache has i«n'
another vial
rid
No more noxious d
ten nllla taken at
pilte cured
keep 11
Our doctors treated me for chronic oou
etlpatlon, aa they called It, and at Iasi
aald it was Incurable. Your New Livei
Pile cured
I bad no appetite; Dr. Haydock a New
Ivor PUls gave me a hearty one.
Tour pills are marvelous.
Dr- Haydock has oured my beadaoii.
LI
that was chronic.
1 gave half of one of your pills to my
babe for obolera morbus Tba dear you nw
thing got well in a day.
of a morning u now cured
_ no more headaches.
Your vial ot Dr. Haydock'« New Live»
Wrrlble nenraigi» uu .
aatt
pSrûumfy. lW ° rM * 1 1 Wftnl on ® for "
puSbrfmSrn^b Tour Ntw L1 «'
mnSumoM. 1 41 ' loa * 11 * ** " d beadaebe
For all Diseases of the Kidneys it«»...
Usn of Urine. Dr. Haydock*« Sew i .^2,
PUteara a perltet cUraOn. p7u'„
mOttj tea moat akeptloal. w, ''
, Yor Punal. Dlaum.. N.rvon. Pro.tr»
(Ion, Weakness. General Lassitude Waui
0€ Appetite and Sick Headache Di Hft
• gjÄSjwUvarPlll. will be found L
re universal In their effects, * U d
F. n Platt HL. N. Y.
I
'
D ELI XQ CES T LIST Or CITY AID
SCHOOL, TAXUS LOK MO. UN
»KAL ES TATE.
D
Amt. of tax.
2 08
Armstrong. Patrick, l lot of land..
firowu. John, colored, 1 two-story
brick dwelling.
Bayard, Keuuard ri.,colored, 1 two
story brick dwelling.
Bostick, Jonn, colored, 1 two ator>
frame dwelling.
Bentley, James, 1 lot of lend.
Bond,Joseph H. 1 two-story frame
frame uweillLg ..
Boyd, Alexander, two three-story
brick dwellings and two lots - •
Bay lis, William, 1 x-story brick
dwelling.
C.ouu, Wesblugtou, 1 iwo-slory
brick dweill. g .
Carney, Jobu, 1 tnree-siory brick
dwelling.
Chairs, * erdUmuu, 1
brick dwelling ....
Cook, Kolert, 1 two-story name
dwelling.
Cle*d6u,Junu F.,1 two-story
u welling..
Carier, AkT s. estate, 1 two-story
frame dwelling.
Dougherty, latrick, 1 two-story
brick dwelling and lot........
Fisber, George, 1 two-story brick
dwelling..
Freeman, Oeorge. ooliired, l two
story frame dwelling.
Foiwood. John, »/. »er.« Cherry
island marsh...
FunDWj Wm. colored, 1 lot oi
Glasgow '.Ange il ne. oolortd. 1 lot
oi land.
Green man,Joel V.,0
story brick dwellings.
G Inder. Bernard, 1 3 story brick
dwelling .....
Guthrie, Mary, estate 1 three-story
brick dwelling.*...
Qrifflib, John, 1 two-story bnek
»V of land.
6 64
to a»
1 4«
13 56
40 82
12 61
16 44
21 62
18 17
ihree-Biory
9 24
8 OU
0 24
10 00
16 44
2 39
2 31
41
two aud ttiree
91 18
18 88
16 17
0 24
. uweiling.
GUI. Thomas, 1
Galioghtr, Charles H
brick dwelling ....
Horn.s*. J..OCC two-story lr
dwelling and «IX lots of land
Hmderson, Msry, o dored, 1 two
story frame dwelling
Ball. George F., 1 two-story brick
dwelling...
Usunmoud, Robert, coloied. 1 Uu
«tory frsme dwelling sud lot
Jtfferson, Ellas, colored, 1 two
■lory uric* dwelling...
Johnson. W. J., 1 two-story buck
dwelling.
Jordan, Patrick, 1 lot oi i
Leacb, Ells« J. 1 two s.ory frame
dwelling..
Lloyd, Berry 8„1 two
dwelling .
Lowler. James, 1 1«
Lee, Chai lei, colored, 1 lot of land
Leary, Lucinda, 1 two-story brick
dwelling ....
Lelbrandt, W. C
dwelling.....
Lynn, Robert, 1 two-story usine
dwelling.
Lodge, Wm. P., 4 act
island ma mb.
Lindsey, J*me»,
story brick dwelling.
Miller, Ferd A. 1 three story brick
dwelling—
Miller, Jobu W
brick dwelling.
Mooie. Gideon, 1 two-;tory
dwelling.
McMenamin, Harsh, 1 twi-story
brick dwelling ..
McDonald,Samuel, 1 2-siory frsu e
dwelling
Price. Busan a.,
land ...
Prloe, Marina A., colored, 1
iai.d...
Pyle, Isaac, 1 turee story brick
dwelling ....
Reading, William, estate. 1 lot ol
land..
Redding, Lawrence, estate, colored
1 2 story brick dwelling........
Riley, John W., colored,
story brick dwelling...
Rain, Cyrus, colored. 1 two story
frame dwelling..
Shannon, Robert, 1 lot of land.
Hie wart, Levi, colored,
land.
Singles, jfidwHr,, 1 three-story
brick dwelling..
Stewart, Wm., 1 lot of laud.
Sterling, Michael, Jr., colored, 1
two-story brlek dwelling. 10 71
Smith. Robert, 1 1 wo-stoi y frame
dwelling and 2 lots of land. 132 36
Scott, Noah, colored, l . 70 -story
brick dwelling...
Thomas, John 0.» 1 two-story
frame dwelling..
Thompson, Mrs. e>. E..1 lot of land
Townseud. John. est. 1 throe-story
br ck dwelling.
Thompson, John, 6 acres of Cherry
Island Marsh.
lalley, Baldwin, est., 10 acres of
Cherry Island marsh.
White, Alexander, 6 two aud
tbres-story bilck and frame
dwellings.
Williams, top*
story brick aud 2 two-story
frame dwellings.
Weston, Geo., 1 lot of land.
EDMUND PRUVOHT.
Assessor and Collecter of
Northern District.
2 78
1 S'Stoiy
54 11
32 9i
12 97
2 03
0 82
■
-
a
8 41
J
16 00
in
of la-.d
8»
1 8-stury brink
'll 93
4 62
es of cherry
l 22
4 91
Zf 97
e<ii*ie, i 3
>y
18 76
6 95
12 04
0 61
coiorei, 1 lot oi
90
of
71
71 88
45
7 28
two
8 40
2 47
lot of
1 17
M N
I 0.'
8 04
11 38
12 14
>
1 46
2 00
■
40 40
colored, 1 turee
24 lj
2 25
W lirnlngton. Sent. 3.1881.
KGISTEK'S ORDER.
K
Rkoihtek'h Okkick,
New Castle Co.. August 27in, ibhI.
Upou the application or Isaac N .Grubb
Administrator o. t. a of Jonn Hand,
oi Brandywine Hd„ In aald county,
ie<*easeJ, it 1« ordered and directed by
the Register that the Adin'r, c. t. a., afore
4ald give notice of the granting ot letters
uf Administration upon the estate of tbe
-leceasod, with the date of granting there
M, by causing ad vertlsemeuts to be pouted
within lorty days from the date 1
letters, In six of the most public pint
the county of Newcastle, requiring all
persons having demands against the
late to present the same or abide by
act of Assembly ln such case made and
pr. vldeH. And also cauue the same
Inserted within the same period in the
Wilmington Gazkttk, a newspaper pub
ished In Wilmington,and U '
therein three weeks, e. o. d.
{ ■—■— x Given under the hand and seal
L. S. > of office of the Keg lu ter aforesaid
at Wilmington, In New Castle
joouty aforesaid, the day and year above
written. H. C. BlGUH, Register.
<>r
at
be
b
itluued
NOTICE,
All persons having claims against the
Jrilate of the deceased must present the
same duly attested to the Administrator
C.U., m or before Aug. 72th. 1882. or abide
thr* act of Assembly in such case made
aud provided.
a!
u
ISAAC N. GRUBB,
Administrator, c. t. a.
Address : Olavinont, Del. augz7-eod3w
tu
aiiiKx-srf.Tin
DOES
WONDERFUL
CURES I
WHY?
or
Rpeaa*« It arts
äud KIDNEYS at the
tl.e MTEB, BOWELS
time.
Because it cleanses the sys
of the poison
ous humors that develops in Kidney snd Url
nary Diseases, Biliousness, Jaundice, Consti
pation, Pile«, or
Nervous Disorders
in Bheumatlsm, Neuralgia,
Female Complaints.
8EB WHAT PEOPLE 8 AT 1
k, of Junction City, Kansas,
nft*'r regular Fhy
11
Eugene B.
»N, Kldney-t
•iclans hud !„•
:
&Jdney*VVo?t ld tlMt W " ****
Ohio, aaya
":£i n Goodwin, «n editor In Chsrdon, Ohio
E;*ote^b"sss, , Ä , Ät 1 s?-« i
L. Jarrctt of South Snh-m, N Y UT i
en year; ..iifTerlng from lcidn,-y trouMe!
•r roinpiicstiomt wan ended by the uae of
for offered
^^Sl«Âtw 0 e f ,L Æ
w! •'*' 1
" woUM b é*er " W ° r ' IUdnwy " ort " UMl ® him
nw
.
that hi* v
and othi
Kidney
John B.
"
''
d
kidney-wqrtI
permanently cures
KIDNEY DISEASES,
LIVER COMPLAINTS,
Constipation and Piles.
MTU t. put uo Id Drj T.e.t.bU Tm. Iu
re ft**" 4 ' tOT tbo# * th ** CÄDnot pr«
r Jl art. uUIA fqual tJIHenev In Hthtr fo-m
■ G!T IT ATTHK DRb'OOlSTS. PltlCE, Cl.uo
I n WELI ' S * mClUIIDSOS* te.. Prop-«,
' IgtWiumattedirpotepud.) »isureTo». TT.
/
D elinocent LIST or CITY AI®
SCHOOL TAXES FOR U*>. ON
REAL ESTATE.
A
ic*»
tham
man
on
the
bury
ball
Amt. of Tax*
Atkins. Wm., 1 one-story frame
building.• •.
Barker, Htradley de Co.. .
Bryant, Joel B.. 1 three-eiory brick
bouse and 1 two-story frame...
Bryan, James, 1 three-story brick
house..
Butler, Alexander. 1 three-story
brick hou<e...
Bradley, Dan'1.2 two-story frame
heuern ...
Bolden, Peter, 1 ic.t or gronnd.
Bleyer, John, 2 three-story brick
buildings....
Beecn, .seinatl H..1 lot of ground.
Beck, Susan, 1 two-story brick
house..
Banner, O. Banner, 1 two-story
brick house..
Brower, Jos.. 1 lot of grouu l.
Burke, Sarah. 1 *• *• 44 ......
Boasert, Jaa. H., 1 lot of grounu....
Carroll. John, 1 two-story frame
bouse.
Carswell A Vandenbraal
story machine shop...
Curran, James, 1 ibree-siory brick
building..,.
Canuou, Mary A., I one-stoiy
frame building ...
Carney, Thomaa.
frsme building....
Carter, Lavinia, col., 1 two-story
brick building.
Dyke, Richard, est. i two-story
building..
Dougherty, Wm.
ground.....
Douguerly, John
ground,,,,.
Devurey, Wm.. 1 lot of ground._ 1.74
Davis, clementine, col.. 1 two
story brick bulidlns.
Dollard. Wm., 1 three-story brick
building...
Dougherty, Philip, } two story
irame building
Daley, John, 1 two story brink
building
Davis, KUzabetb, 1 8 story brio*
building
Dowe, Annie J , Mrs. 1 lot gr> und
Ewing, Benjamin, col., 1 lot of
ground
Emmons, F rank, 1 two story brick
building
Fitzpatrick. Mary, 3 two story
brick building«
Ford. Patrick, 1 iwosory frame
building
$4.62
9.44
94.26
10.21
i 74
74.94
LB
9.62
1881
8.81
the
here
next
of
8 OU
0*
14.76
1 two
92.40
. 31.76
131
Î* two-story
of
tion
tion
J
"
and
tbe
that
ab
was
RJg
••25
.. 1L66
., 1 lot cf
est. 1 iol of
U
3.66
8.93
. 36.07
10 40
8 G6
89 43
13 17
18 31
§r 17
10 04
ing
lor
, J iel, 2 3 story brick
story
buildings
Glnttlebolt, Henry. 2 two
frame bul dlngf
Green, Kd ward, 1 t«ro story brame
buildings
Grubb, .lobn B.,est, l lot of ground
Huestted. Catherine. 1 3 story brick
building
llasiiett, Bridget,9 two Hlo*y
buildings
lliirman, A fred 1 lot of ground
Humes, George, 1 two story brick
butldlug
Hutchens, Wm, J., } two story
frame building
HaM«an, Jam««, 3 two story frame
buildings, 1 two stury brick
building and stable
Jordan, Tho*. J., l jot of gronnd
J ohnson, A J.ebU.l lot ofkround
ohnsou, Jonn, , o>. , 1 2 story
frame btilldln?
101 62
16 44
11
23 20
brick
90 22
» Y0
4 U
49 II
I i
11 ■
King. Hinlley asl three story
btlck building.
Kein le, Henry, l three story brick
building
Kllor.il), Martin, l lot of gronnd
Klliu-H and McClintock, 1 lot of
Lackey, Lydia, 1 three story brick
building
Lop*-r, Chri «Han. 1 two story frame
building
Lange, Betty, 1 three story brick
building ;
Lewis. Heater, cal., 1 two story
fr »me building
Lynch, Wm. est., 1 three story
brick building
Low ber, 8. A. M.,
building
Mullen, Chan, est., 1 three story
brick building
Marnlng, Thus. 1 two story brick
building
Mllis.RobL 1 two story brick build
86 63
16 O')
3 «6
0 24
30 72
0 24
11 66
2 24
60 00
i three story
13 86
23 10
II IS
j !i„'
10 17
Moncton John J lot of ground
MW, Mary. I two story frame
Maloney ThoB. 1 two story frame
building
Maniove, Matthew, col., 1 two
Btcry frame building
Masdeu, garah.col., 1 two story
brick bouse
Muroby, Andrew, 2 two story
irame buildings
agulre, Rodger,
brick Lull, lin g
Maloney. Michael,
Murphy, Jehn.l
bul.ding
Marvin, Mrs. 1 two story frame
building
McGrackt-u, Tho«, 1 three story
brick building
McMahon. Caroline,
brick building
McGarvey, Mlcbeal, 1 lot of ground
McFarlan, .Sarah, 1 3 story brick
building
McGinnis, Hugh, 1 two story brick
building
McSorley,Francis ,2 two story frame
McK'-nna, Bernard, 1 two story
frame house
MoMutius, Thns. 1 lot of ground
McCafTerty, Mail us, 1 two story
brick building
Nutter, Egbert, 1 three story brick
buildiug. .
O'Rourke, diaries, 2 two story
brick and frame buildings.
Patton, Hugh, 1 two story frame
building.
^^bulidln lW ° uU,Ty ^ rÄn i«
Pen nock, Levi.ï'tw
building.
Pole, Benjamine, 1 lot of ground
Pierce, Marshall B, 1 lot of groufld
Peterson, Mary A, 1 lot of ground
Peterson, Audiew F. 1 two story
frame bouse ...
Q,ulun, Sophia Mrs, 1.three story
brick building..
, Wm. H.. and Hopbla, 1 lot
of bouses,...
Q,ulun. Michael, 8 two story frame
houses..
Robinson A Mllic
Irame house...
Robinson E. W. de M. A, l three
story brick bouse. .
Rttcnie. Elizabeth, 1 lot of ground
Ritcnle, Abraham, est., 1 lot of
ground. v
Rollins, Girard D. 1 lotof groan'd'.
Rile, H. M, 1 twoHtory brick build.
Ing...
Richardson, Jo«. 1 lot of ground.*!!!
Haring, John, 1 three story brick
building.
Bosnian. Mary, 2 two story'frame
buildings...
Smith, Hobt, u, lot of ground...!
Heuler, O.H...
Heals, Marti
frame housè .
Hleeper, Phoebe, e«t., 1 lot of
ground...
Himpson.Uoward ,1 two story brlo'k
building.
Smith, Peter, j
bul disg.
T. F. Hhee, 1 lot of ground*..,......!
Hhlelds, Wm. 1 two story brick
_ house.. . n
Ghas. 1 i wo story brick
k«ii 1 lwo * «tory * brick
building.....
V** ] lot ot «round*.**.
Hearles. Wm. 1 lot of ground..
Hearten, Samuel,1 lot of ground....
Tazewell, John T.
brick building.
Townsend. Geo. R. 1 lot of ground
iaggert, John, 1 two story frsme
building...
Timmons, James, 1 lolol s*round.!
1 ra /ng >r ' 0weD> 1 two brick bulld
FnilUp, Î 1 ,t of* ground.*. .*
iraynor. James F. 1 three story
brick building...^...
Tucker, Patrick, est,, 1 two story
brick building..
I urner, B. F. 1 lot of ground.......
1 twoslor,r fr *me
Wlit, Geo. w. 2 two story brick
and frame buildings.
Ward, Wm. W. 1 lot ol ground....
V4 hlte, Thomas, 1 lotof ground....
Webster, Isaac, 2 two story irame
W Irt, Wm. h. 1 lot or ground.
Wright, Thos. 1 lot or ground....
Wjnson Madison, llotof ground
White, Alexander,.
Jane, Hlephea B, 1 lot of gronad....
3 37
4 06
26 00
8 04
7 14
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1 Ihiee story
1 lot of ground
two story brick
"IS
16 GO
6 76
26 2«
1 two story
2 00
3 62
21 95
14 76
18 90
15 28
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17 16
16 67
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6 21
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84 85
1 three story
81 18
8 DÖ
4 67
1 74
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colw 1 two etory
3 64
12 64
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two etory frame
7 20
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8 31
7 06
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WILLIAM KYNK,
A.seuor and Co lcotorof
Soutbarn Dlslrlot,
/ Wilmington, Sept, 8,1881,
in.
A TkM-KkttS In Taras TMef.
Special Officer Oreekmore of tbs A mer
ic*» Distr.ot Telegraph Company wae
yesterday oummoned to the «tore of Ta
tham Bros. & Co., No. 226 South Fifth
Street, Philadelphia, to arrest a young
man who attempted to obtain some
on an order to wblob the name of
Ogleaby, plomber, No. 1017 Walnut
Street, bad been forged. The prisoner
proved to be William Taggart of724 May
Street, a eon of tba late Joshua Taggart,
the detective, and In bis possession were
found several other forged orders, one of
whiob bore the name of Stokes, Cad
bury & Jonas. Tbs orders were for
ranging from 16 to $10. Mag
istrate Booth held tbe accused In $600
ball fora further bearing.
. F.
amounts
Spotted Tail's Murderer.
Dbadwood, September 2.—Crow Dog.
the murderer of Spotted T4II. arrived
here last night. The trial will beheld
next week, in an interview Isst night
Crow Dog said be was satisfied be 00old
prova tbe killing was justifiable. He
seems relieved at being out et tbe reaoh
of 8pott«d Tail'« relative« and friends.
Tito Mondtag*« Shipyard.
is and Caldwell, Receivers
of tbe Reading Railroad Company, met
yesterday at their office for tbe transac
tion of the business which had aocumn
lated during tbe last month. The ques
tion of leasing the Port Richmond shlp
J ard to a party of New York and Pbila
elpbla capitalist« was disc mined, but tbe
proposition was not definitely acted upon^
" {."wgrtaey'a Unlucky Boat.
Touomto, Ont., Sept, 2.—Oarsmen
of Wheeling, West Virginia,
and Rom and Nagle of St. John, N. B.i
arrived bera yesterday. At a meeting of
tbe Regatta Comm it.re it was sgreed
that tbe single «onll raoe for y rofession
ab «bonld be rowed in three preliminary
beats Instead of two. Tb« number of
prises was tocrea«e<l. Courtney'« boat
was damaged In Its transit here, and he
sent for another.
Messrs. Lew
Bryselsnd
Heavy rains fall on Thursday night
along tba tipper Dataware, extinguish
ing the forest fires In annex county,
Naw Jersey, aud Pika county, Peunayl
vanla. A severs thunderstorm, lasting
three hours, paaacd over Scranton the
same night. A building vu struck by
lightning sod tba ttlegraph wires were
interrupted In all direction,. Aloog the
Hudson river, tbe same night, a heavy
thunderstorm prevailed, and after mid
night a dense fog, following the smoke
from tba forest fires, delayed »teaman
lor laverai boun,
A rabid dog bit a woman and ber
daughter at Tipton .Indiana, and thej
died two weeks afterward« of wbat
the neighbors believed was hydro
phobia-, but doubts arose, and an in
vestigation has proved that tbev
were killed by etryebioe. A son in
law of tbe older woman had seized
the opportunity to murder them in a
way that seemed to him safe from
discovery.
Hendrick Bradley Wright,Cougreasmin
from Ibe Twelfth District, Pennsylvania
died, yesterday, In WUkeabarre, sged 78
yeara.
STOCKH.
BID 4HKRI
First National Bank.
National Bank of Delaware.
National Bank ot Wll. A Bdw
Union National Bank..
Farmers Bank.56
Pblla. Wilmington A Balt. R. K V7U 68
Delaware K. R....30
Delaware Western U. R
Wilmington de Northern R. R.. 2»
Wilmington City Railway..
Delaware Fire Imuranoe Co
Wllmlngto î Goal U t« Co...,
Masonic Hall Go..
Odd Follow« Hall.
145
148
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107 10«
102 105
102^4 106
do do 4U*
Ntw Castle County O'
do do 4
106
liu
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Delaware State #'«.„,,
Relaware R. R. lit mortgage..
Delaware Railroad Extension. .107
P«W.4 11,H. R. iht mortgage.. 128 _
Wll. City Railway 1st mortgagel02 Ï03
Wll. City Railway Ex tension.. 100 1U0
Manuals Hall Co 1st mortgage.100 101
Delaware City 4V4«.....,.,...104}< 118
100
1 <>
106 106
108
128
Wllmingtou TO arises«.
WILMINGTON, Del. Bent. 8, UHL
Quotations at tue Branuy wine Mills for
Flour and Grain,
Beet Patent Flour.
Choice Family Flour.,
Extra do..
Choice Superfine.
Prime new wheat......
New Corn......
Bran per ton.
•0 2510 610 06
6 2) to 9 00
.. 7 75 to 8 60
•~4.75 to 6 25
1 44
*4
20 00
The City HerMeia
The following were tne ruling prloes in
market this morning:
Butter,fresh, per pound
Beef, sirloin, *• »
" roast •• ••
44 chuck, 44 ••
14 dried, M *
44 chipped " ••
44 corned, " "
" stews 44 44
Chickens
.. 36 J 4 L
12R 18
10
If
H
per pair .
Eggs per dosen . . .
Ham, wiH^eaale, per p«.ond
Honey per pound.
Caobage per head.
Cottage cheese per bowl.
Lard, pound.
Lemons per dozen.......
Mutton per pound.
a*,, chops per pound
Shoulders, retail, per pound
Bides and bacon, wholesale.
J . M , " retail.
Mackerel per p'eoe
Halibut, per pound.«
Cat fish, per pound«
White Fish •• -
Rock 44 44 44 „
Flounders per pound
Uodfish per pound..,.
Haddock per pound..
Perch..
Apples, per half peck
Crab apples...,
Lima Beans
Bweet Pot&tooe..
Potatoes, per half peck
Tripe per pound.
Tomatoes, per half peck
Cucumbers, per pleo«...,
Com, per dozen.
Plums per quart..
String beaus, per half peck 10 ft 12
Cantaloupes.
Watermelons.
Peaches .
Pears, (Bartlett)..*!
Pears, (cooking).
Egg plant..
Pickles per d»z.
Parsley per bunch.
Beets, per bunch.....
Grapes, per Quart .
1 60
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Hj
IS
S 3
2
I
bfi
1 *
16
18
II
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PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
Flou* ; |b scarce aud lu demand at full
prloes. Bales of83uu barrais Minnesota
a* V«? f °u cleAr ' and * l *7 to
ÄoVr7. : S n rS,W' r604 '
Ouiw.-Wheei l, U.1«
talgtier. Hale, oieuw buataele Red end
A in ber et ,l It el litt, ecoordlng lo auel
ilL'wei'hÎH'n?' . Al lh * °( > * n >»•'(!?. ,1
Adffoet, for (Sep
tember. «1 IttJ., for October, end «1 tftf tor
l 1 "' 000 b»taïf.lSSl el a_
S2S77' »"">««. We quote et «1
*■ £dlrl r active and flrmer.
eil ' including .allow,
to "à V?^* d « »taWlf«. I »teemer etflo;
£!,"• 'a"' 1 ,rejecled at ¥MOo. At
"f, I»»» 0 bushels October
?n! 4 r .ïï^î 740 / 10 ^ 0 - w " kid tor Auioet
lie. tor Kept.mher, »nd 7«Xo. tor Novem
*- 1 * nd <*r. »»leeof
ÎÂd* «lîS, ; '"''"«I <»I white, at MaMo,
end rejected end mixed at lie. At tbe
•i«H a*" bQ ' hUa bm>Uoaber sold
1 uo,# Weetern
bound at .1 no per gallon.
per bushel
iron
W. 1 C. ZEKFABD & CO.,
eat market strebt,
Wluqs«f*N,»E|..
FOR FALL OF 1881.
We lave now in stock and
adding daily a large variety
of Foulard Cretonnes, Mo
mie, and Prints, all of the
latest styles.
Large variety of all the
popular brands of Sheeting
and Shirting at popular prices.
Superior stock of Flannels
II kinejs ^nj grades
in a
lowest market price.
A large and well assorted
stock of Table Linens, Nap
kins, Towels, Crash, &c., at
as low prices as can be had
in any market.
A magnificent line of
Plushes, Velvets, Silks, in all
the newest and most desir
able shades.
Carpets, Oil Cloths, Lino
leum, Shading, &c.
assortment of Carpets in
Body Brussels, Tapestry
Brussels, Ingrains, Venitions
is large and of superior qual
ity and styles, commencing at
the best Tapestry Brussels
ever offered at the price, 75c.
When this lot is sold out we
do not expect to offer any
more as good at this price.
Buyers who desire sensible
substantial and tasteful goods
should give us a call.
Our
W. If. KENNABJD & CO.,
6Î1 MARKET STREET.
,M " •*'•'*•11 Eau uiti H
A Chapter .f AacU.nl.,
Harry Graham, employed as a
painter at the Jackson & Sharp Co
whll# engaged In painting the root of n
oar yesterday fell from the top to the
floor. Aa he fell he caught in tbe tin
of the root, lacerating the flesh of one
of hia arms from the shoulder to the
wrUt in suoh a manner that the bone
wae exposed. He was taken to hie
homo in a carriage and medical aid
summoned.
Peter Corrigan, while working on a
sleeping car st tbe Harten & Höfling»,
worth Oo., yesterday afternoon fell from
tba scaffold to the floor a distance of
about tlx feet. He alighted upon hit
bead with such force as to produc« un
coDcloutnem, which be did not regalo
until removed to his home, No. 707 W.
Third street.
While going to work yesterday,
Staoay Carr, a blacksmith in tb« em
ploy of tho Jackson d bharp Company,
made a misste; and fell to tbe pave
ment, fraotunng his right leg
hip. Hr. Carr has beea a cripple for
a number of yeara, one or bit legs be
ing shorter than the other.
near the
Harvest Festival.
Tho first grand harvest festival un
der the auspices of the Delaware
Sängerbund, will take plaoe at the
Boh net sen Park on Monday nest.—
The affair will no doubt be
pleasant one, as the committee of
rangements will apart no pains to
make all who attend enjoy themselves.
The ladies and children in attendance
will be supplied with fruit free of
charge. Tiokets, admitting gentleman
and lady 85 oents. Good musio has
been provided for the occasion.
a very
ar>
»•otA or Barnard ». Maguire.
qernftfd J. Mggulre, a well-known
young man died at tbe residence of bis
falber, S. W. corner of Cbnrcb and
Curlett street, this morning about IQ
o'clock. Tbe deceased became we-l
known through bis oonuectiou with tbe
Water Department, baying filled tbe
poeition of measenger from October 1878
until August 9ili of the present year
when be resigned on account of ill
health. He wae about $0 years of
A Falling OfT.
▲ gentleman wbo came up from Mid
dletewn this morning states that about
two car loads of peaches are being
•hipped daily from that station. They
come from a peach grower in üassaftgs
Neck, and are consigned to Richardson
A Robbins, WW«, at Dover. Tbit
firm purchased wbat they supposed to
be 85,000 baskets from tbe genllemau
referred to, but the crop will only turn
out about 16,000 baskets.
ag«.
Dissolved.
The co-partnership heretofore existing
between Ueorge W. Lufkin end Job*
X- peu, waa d»solved to-day. Mr.
Lufkin withdrgws for tbe purpose
returning to New Mexico, where he
some interests in a gold mine. Mr.
I*gg will etl 11 continue the huaiueaa at
the Atlantic Garden, where he will he
pleased to eee all his frieuda.
of
Us
Hlgb Price«.
Peaches were very scarce in market
this morning, but those offered for
eel* woic of «good quality,and mostly
of the Crawford variety. Prioea rang
•d from $2 to $2.50 a basket. There
were about one hundred basket* of
fered for sale.
U ul lean Growing Jocular.
Washington, Sept. 2.—Guiteau bss
bad an Interview with Mr. Bayley, an
Assistant District Attorney, at the pri
soner's request, but it appears that be
asked it only for an opportunity to talk.
He appeared to be In excellent spirits
and inclined to joke, and having spruced
himself np, remarked that be would like
to get married, and wondered whether
there were any ladles who would accept
bli addresses. |Mr. Bayley asked what
kind of a girl be would like to bave, and
Gultean answered t> at the lady must be
a Christian lady of wealth and of a first
class family.
A Vuseiar
as cor.
Youngstown, Sept. 2.—Rev. Gordon
Mackey was arrested to day charged
with shooting at J. J. Meals with
Intent lo kill. Mackey is a sensa
tional preacher, pastor of the Little
Brawo Church. The trouble grew out
of Meal's Jealousy of Mackey and his
wife« Meals lived in the parsonage and
boarded Mackey ; they bad a fight the
other nlgbt and Mackey got a pair of
black eye«, but put Meals out of tbe
parsonage. Meals slept lu the church
and Mrs. Meals remained in the bouse
with Mackey. The next morning, when
Meals attempted to enter the parsonage,
Mackey shot at him.
Defy la* Use City Laws.
D*t»oit, Sept. 2.—Tbe Detroit and
Windsor Ferry Company, which his
tbe monopoly of oarrylng passengers be
tween tbe city end Belle isla, to-day
stopped running their boats to the Island
because tbe city began tbe enforcement
of a new tax of two cents per passenger.
The ferry company say they will not run
• boat unless tbe ordinance la repealed.
The city paid $260,000 for tbe park —
tbe Island.
Naw Havbn. Heptember 2.—The Reg
ister this evening publishes a atatement
of Profeaaor Chittenden'«
that tbe result
analysis of tbe stomach and other or
gans of Jennie Cramer to be submitted
to tbe Jury of luqueet to-morrow
Hading or arsenic In tbe stomach and
elsewhere In a quantity sufficient to bave
Is the
oeused death.
Winston, Forsyth Co., N. O.
Ubvts —1 desire to express to you my
thanks for yoor wonderful Hop Bitters.
I was troubled with dyspepsie for five
years previous to commencing tbe use of
i onr Hop Bitters some six months ago.
Ij care bss been wonderful. I em pas
tor of the First Methodist Cbnrcb of this
pleas, and my whole congregation can
tmtify to the great virtue« of yonr Bit
Very resjjectfuMy^
1er*.
UBBBB.
Jay Gould, lo extablixh bi« «od,
George Gould, in busin««« in New
York, ha» jo»t inveated (500,000 in a
Mw firm, to b« called W. Jfi. Connor
S Co., of which he 1« to be a special
partner. Tbe active partners ol tbe
concern are Washington E. Connor,
George Gould end George P.
UoroslDi. They will transact a gen.
«rail banking end brokerage bueloess.
George Gould le about twenty-two
S care old and for flto yeara baa been
I bu lather's office.
Another Woman round De« d
New Haven, Sept. 2 irqi
Still another dead body u«. r
In the water near this cUv tn*A f0UDl1
from the unsatisfactor/&«uiu>n!! d
inTeeUgatlona thus far It - U f lho
unlikely that another mvsterv m "
hare been unravelled ' a »
about thirty-five yeara old Ôf
possessing appearance and aomewh^
curiously dressed, was found
morning floating in the o»i„n • '
developed frame. Her dress y
black, trimmed with lace at th« «« C
Ä?h.pe°ÄrS£
drawn out of the water and B a ®
lion i. raiaed wheTher violenc^-*'
iuflicted before death. A jury !
panelled and this questiou
considered before a verdict
dered. This woman has h«i>n a
what doubtfully identified by
P"» 0 "» " Marv Forbes, l p* ,"
w ho had worked in the famiu ° r
the Ute Samuel Culver, or
Haven. She had three children F
°r whom aro said to have 'been
adopted by wealthy people in New
York city. Ihe identification is not
considered positive aud the Coroner
la hoping for more testimony.
A MIMIMC1 FUSTSISmsii
seems
not
Fail
wan
kid
is em.
may be
»8 rea
two
Faan tkM Ehe Hus Been
»•Ol IWIIh la saw York"""*
Richmond, Vs., September 2—Mm
B. M. Ilsrvey, a wldJw, keeping ïî
.nd lb. Pet omet Burnt OrdC?
Jtne, City Cuuuly, V»., left ber bom,
August to ,Ult ber daughter. Uu. it
A. Baylor,In Richmond aiuce wblcb du«
no accurate Information ccncerulo. tir
bu been receltad by her eoilou» „1,.
ttvea and friand,. She left ber buitnea
In oharge of her «on, a youth of 17, wbo
baa not board a word from her, »nd Mr
and Mr,. Uajlor bars jmt teiurned here
from James City County alter »0 uo,
Talllug search. Mr,. L'airey 11 a h»od
some lady of about 40. she baa fire
children, and when die left home lud
about $300 or $400 in mauey, much of It
In allrer, on her pertou. A couiluol
bera ,gw ber get on tbe train at Weil
Point lor Richmond, but ihe never cant
here aud on tbe 27tb was reported again
at Weal Point about to take tbe iteam
»hip City of Richmond lor New York. It
la leared that «he baa either been mur
dered or decoyed to New York and
there dlapoaaeaaed of her money and
valuable«.
Terres of • Mad x u .
Thomaa C» Neal waa sleeping with
David Pagin in a cheap lodging house
in Chicago on Thursday night, when,
•ome time after midnight, he awoke
Fagan by appeals to "save his wife
and children. n F agin, bewildered,
said j ''Yea, yes ; I'll come where'
upon his companion placed a revolver
against bis cheek and fired. Neal
then ran out of the room, and meet*
ing William Springcord, night watch
man, at the head of tbe stairs, he shot
him in the back. The madman, reach
ing the atreet, successively shot a
colored mau named Johuson, aud two
other men named Flynn and wolf.
He then encountered a polioeman and
levelled at him the now empty re
volver, but the officor, after wounding
Neal in the neck, arrested and placed
him in a cell. The prisoner is about
25 years of age, and not desperate
looking. Nearly all his victims are
seriously wounded, and it is feared
Bpringoord and Johnson canuot re*
oover.
Wae Widow Harvey Murdered?
Richmond, Sept. 2.—Mrs. B. M.
Harvey, the widow who m)sterioualy
disappeared from her home iu Charles
City County a week ago, aud who was
supposed to have been murdered, was
aeen on the 26th of August at West
Point, where it ia known she took tbe
steamer for N*w "iork city, siucs
whioh time nothing has been beard
from her. She had $700 on her person
when she left home and started lor this
city, ostensibly for the purpose of
purchasing goods for a store she keeps
in Charles City Couoty. Her husband
died a few weeks since, but a sépara
tion bad taken place between them
several years ago.
A Negro Rwvfteher Hanged.
Chattanooga, Teno., fciepL
Henry Lawson, colored, was bsngefl
here to-day at 1.80 p. m., for s criminal
assault on Mis. Nancy Donaldson on
July 4. Five thousand peivoDs were
present. He said he had made bis
peace with God and refused to
any statement. He was unmoved. BiJ
neck was not broken by the fall of tour
and a half feet. He huug thirteen min
utes. He prayed much last night, sn a
was baptized an hour before tbe bang
iug, saying he felt safe spiritually*
of
George W. Nevlor, ex-Treesurer
Lincoln county, Dakota, was _
yeriterday at Deed wood, for ember*!»««
$8000 of the public money.
A men who whipped e neighbor*
child at Dongola, Illinois, Is repoiteo w
been lynched by a mob.
Crow Dog, the murderer ofSpoUsd
Tell, arrived in Dead wood on Tbursdjy
night, and will re tried next * reelt '* fha
says he 44 Is satisfied he can prove
killing justifiable.''
Henry Lawson, colored, WÄ * Wjfni.
yesterday, at Chattanooga, for • reiom
nioua assault upon a white girl.
LAxoeev KoTArnaToox ovHosixerx
Underwear in America. Ooox d baordta
Roe 49, SI and a North Kiohth steiv
Pmto.Dxi.rHiA. All ord *™ » '^nr
attention , nzu-wu *
THIS U A
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