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THIKD edition
IsCIssUssi for To-Day.
For the Middle Atlactio Slates,
fair weather, northwest to southwest
winds, rising barometer and no change
in temperature.
UltTEAl'S HEW TEAM.
LARGER RECEPTION THAN THE PI1E8I
DENT—THE PKlBOBEU's TALK ABOUT
HIMSELF,
Washington, Jan. 1.—Thera was a
oonaiant stream of visitors to the jail
all day to-day to see Guitaau. Nearly
all who came were admitted. Guiteau
was in the best of spirits. Ue was
neatly dressed, wearing a white shirt
for the first time on a Sunday. Ue
talked with eaeu caller. There were
at least one hnndred whe saw him.
Talking to a lady he ssld : "I see by
the city papers that there aret a great
many who will h»vç rShiptious io
"orrpu^-i'tilink I have had more
^^_-J»t$Gant calls than many will h.ve
to-morrow, and if I was in a place
where the publto could pass in I would
have more evils to-morrow than even
President Arthur." In sp aking to
another visitor he said : "It amuses
me to hear the different ways people
have ot pronouncing my name. Y ou
eali it Gartoo. Corkbill ealls me Mr,
Gee tow. The most of them say
Guitsw. Strange but few of them
pronounce It as they should— Getto. 1
want to get tbie thing right, and I
think I'll refer to it again in court on
Tuesday."
HOW TO SECURE HEALTH.
It Is etrauge any one will suffer from
derangeoieuts brought oo by impure
blood, when SOOVILL'S SARSAPA
RILLA AND STILLINGIA,
BLOOD AND LIVER SYRDP will re
store health to the physical organization.
It I« a strengthening syrup, pleasant to
take and tbe BE81'BLOOD PURIFIER
ever discovered, curing Scrofula, Syphi
litic disorders, Weakness of tbe Kilneys,
Erysipelas. Malaria, Nervous disorders,
Debility, Bilious complaints aud Dis
eases of the Blood, Liver, Kidneys,
Stomach, Skin, eto.
BAKER'S PAIN PANACEA
pain in Man or Beast.
DR. ROGER'S WORM 8YKUP In
staotiy destroys WORMS.
or
earns
Hon Cassius M. Clay, of Kentucky,
has written a letter urgiug the nomina
tion of Hon. Samue! J. Tildei.
democratic candidate tor tbe next presi
dency. He says: "Montgomery Blair in
right when he ssys that Tilden should
h»ve been our candidate 111 I860, and
»gain should be in 1884."
tbe
gJa
L-.
I
B
a
n
Ml
THE GREAT CURE
FOB
RHEUMATI SM
it is for all diseases of tbe KIDNEYS
liver and bowels.
Iv cleanses the system of the acrid poisor
Mat causes the dreadful suffering whiol
only the victims of Rheumatism
r ilia
THOUSAND? OF CASES
of th? worst forms c. this torriblo disease
havo been quickly relieved. In a short Um.
_perfectly cured
I
MS
an tmmenw
■»«'""•yporlof UIO Countrv. In hue
dredeofoseeeithseoured whereall else he"
oRlcic,lt . CEItTA.
I ÜT 8 Atl IWN * b «t harmless in all cases.
_ W"«clunie*. StreagUicM«und given \ev
lure to all the important organs uf the bod
Thl ïî 1 """ M V° n ° f '"''"lys 1» restorri
The Liver Is cleaused of oil disease, end tl
Bowels move freely and healthfully
way the worst diseases
the system.
Aaithaa been proved by thousands that
In tl.i
eradicated fro
a
SIS
remedy for cleansing th,
system of all morbia secretions. It shoiUd
used in every housenold as a
SPRINC MEDICINE.
e "™ BHJOU8NES3, I ONaTTPf
_ TION, PILCd and .11 rEMalE DiseiS
IS put up in llry Vegetable Fern,, i n tin can,
one package of »Mel makes r,„„a
Also in l.l(|ti|,i F« ri u. very t on
hoe
inedMnc.
nt rated f
readily j.n
venience of thoi
pan» it It act* with equal efficiency
GET IT OF YOUIt DRUGGIST. rUK'F bi
WELLS, ItldlAP.DSOX .1. p "*
(Will send tho dry post-paid.) l»n
i:
rciT03f.
30 DAYS TRIAL
ALLOWED.
U (
tVf. WILL SEND, ON 30 DAYS'
DR. DYE'S
Electro-Voltaic Appliance;
TO MEN
• Z, EfeurMgte^lvrif 1 ?*? 1 'ï'ï Rh ™"'
« L?ver Trouble. b £imè S' U ÏÏ'
$*re», and other Diseases of tha Vital
( ;lso won»« uonwed with dlge^'^cmS' 1 ,.
UB « »?., i«;i
trial
îSSSSâS
«TS^^'-SgSak-fbi ti, gîvii
V0LT4J0 BELT OO-KaraXalL
'
k
U
u
i
SPECIAL NOTICE*.
A CAB».
Tu all who are suffering ftnm the «rare
and Indiscretion« of youth, narrons
weakness, early decay loss of manhood
Ac., I Will send a recipe that » 111 onre
you. FREE OF CHARGE. This grast
y was discovered by a missionary
th America. Bend a self-addressed
reined
In Boa
envelope to the Rev. Iosspb T. Inman
dation D. New York City. oetaS-dawSiu
Wltailagtok nxas-s.es*.
a
by
io
to
1
I
on
Wilmington, net. Jan. a, is 1.
Quotations at lbs Brandywine Mills for
Flour and Grain,
Bast Patent Flour....
Choice Family Flour
Extra do..
Choice Superfine.....
Prime new wheat...... 146 to
New Corn.
Bran nerton...
sn5«to no oo
8 ill to 9 00
.. 8 00 to 8 T8
..«.HO to t 00
I IS
n
a oi
rue City !Hmrkels
The ibllowlng were -ans rutin« prloes In
market this morning :
Butter,fresh, per pound.
•• tub •' "
MS« .
Tse us
50
Beef, sirloin, " " .....
" roast " « ....
. " «hack. « •• ....
•" dried, ** * ....
" chipped " " ....
" corned, '• " ...
* stews " " ....
Chickens per pair .
Klgga per ilouQ.tss.se. .....
Ham, wholesale, per pv.uad
*• »Hoed, " "
1U
S
1«
m
■
13
17
v
Lard, per pound..
Pork »teak per pound
Mau&age " •«
Hy» 16
Honey per ponna
r heau
Caobage
Cottage cheese per howl.
Lemons per dormi ..
Mutton per pound.
" chops pel en ind
Shoulders, retell, per pound
Sides and bacon, wholesale.
" " " retell.
!■
15
1
U
L*
A
l
Maokerel pel p'ece i
Halibut, per po-ut J
Oat Psti, per pound—
White riab »
iS5 *
OodHap per pound,,....,
HadMcx per pound.
Apple«, per hall peek. *
Lima Beans ..
Sweet Potatoes.
Potatoes, per half peck
Pickles per d-s.
Parsley per bunoh.
Beets, per bunch.
Urapes,.per pound.
Cider per gallon.
Celery per bunch..
Turkeys,.
Rabbits per piece,.
Par .ridges, pea pair,....
16® 18
re
to
ISM
8
16® 39
ir® 15
i§
0M6
or
15
■
. 8® 4
. 10« 12
i 184 20
. 6.4 15
fl.«X432.W
. 7U(4 8i
r. INDS.
Wilmington city 6's.
do do 5's ....
do 4U's...
New Castle County #'a..
4K's
112J4 US
li
HIS
I
m lib
ion no
102** 108
100 1 iu
do
il. I
Delaware Htate h'g.
Helaware H K. 1st m »rtijage.. 108 108
Delaware Uailroad ExtenHiou .107 108
W. dr B. H. H. lb.1 uiurtK&Ke..l28 128
Wll. City Hallway l»t rnoruea*sel02
Wil. City Hallway KxteuHlou.. loo
Maaunlc Hail Co 1st mortgage. 100 loi
Delaware City 4!*» .10414 u*
in
100
STOCKS.
Bin SHkXl
First National Bank.
National Bank of Delaware....515 629
National Bank oi Wll.ABdw'n. (BU «8
Union National Bank.49 49
Farmers Bank.59 90
Phila. Wilmington dr Balt. R, R 97U 69
Delaware U. R. 30
Delaware Western U. R.
Wilmington d: Northern H. R
Wilmington City Kallwav....
Delaware Fire In- urance Co..
WUmlugto 1 Coal U as Co.
Masonic Hall ..
Odd Fellows Hall.
11.5
149
21 80
>
30 88
6 : 88
I
18 2U
PHiLÄl'ElsPHlA MARKETS.
Wkdnkhday, Deceiub«! 28, 6 P. M
w 1 us rouler firmer, s^al»-» of
2UUU burrelH, lucludiug M iuueaola
extras, at |li 75 a 7 for ciear at>d
«♦w* 7 J 25 ,. * or »irai^bt; Penusylvauiu
extra lHinily atlöEbattoO; Went«ru do.
do. at $7a7 40, aud patems at ^7 73 a 8 23.
Rye Flour inquiet at $4 5u a ß xô.
. a Y E neat was a liactiou higher;
!• fV^ d a l Ulld a Amter * IOr »Ulillug,
hi 61x9*141. At the opeu boaru
»itiuÂi for January, SI 48* for February'
and $i 4, foi M t. ch; 40, to bush ilw Feb
ruary noUI <ti 4211 43, aud 2U,0 l 0 bufih
Janurtjy hi Si 30al 40. Ry® Is tteadv
JJl®,'?* f^uuA. Uor.. is i.i fair reque^
Ïk. Ü fr ? a ^, e bölter 8t4, e» of 15 UUU ouHh
d u ' wf.u« UB » yeilow HL U7J4ab8c.;
al * u7 ^ c,, ' Dfcw fcKtcamor at
i d r*-Jet;led Ht 64k*. At the open
board, 19.00U bushels March so.d ut 7 ,>^q
07J4C. wa- Lid lor lor Decem
ber; bbJjc. f jr Jauuary ai)d7iwc. for Feb
5^^ï l8ar F e 'ï' Ulr requit and St^a
wh'lle siNis 1 . 9 ;' 0 " bui|ltla '"eluding
rupd stärkt < The J re<le,pt« 1 lo.'dsy'^ver* »»
JS; : ÄÄ!!;!c! äs? 5SÄ
WhhkvT ljU " Ue1 ' B,,le > i '5« bsrrel,
WHisKV.-Sman sales of Weitern Iron
at " ls per
PHJLADfihruiA UA'ITLK
Monday, Dec., 26 5 P. M..
^ ATrLE Wtre iu fair demand and
price» wt re a fraction higher. 3-jno head
"d «o'd at the afdefeut Vards d
S 3 HKxe r er I K lUe l " tter rale foreairi.
ki« ^*■**.•—Good «b» ep were active laud
Pi g "m : ,leiid arrived ai.d sold at
the dfferent yards at 3 a fc. Der ih
ttI iÏonM t wPr *} 4 ? 7 °- 8,8 10 condition.
ÄÄ1ÄM ai the* d*ffhr.
ffi*. p
soldât" Vp 1 ^ ^^Wcstern Iron-bound
Park Drove Yw d bi t and
81 3H
hid
WHS
els
market
... ... —-' Lancaster
Rh v e *f ** h '* t l ' ae Lphia. Dec . 26.
SHEEP.—Rxtru, 110 to 120 Ibe ,5U Ms •
fb^' Ï al^-'^jT 4 a 3^À.i alr / U \V*
head Vlifhierl '""i 8 " Sc ' Arr| V"l8,450(i
Ä «i'ni e Ä P c8. aUd market brlk -
^ÏM1'8 IIAIK VIGUH,
For RcHtorlug «ray llalr to Its N a t
ural Vifallly aud Color.
Advarclng
yparN, ►IcknetjH
care, dlsap: oint
meur ana here
dl'ary predispo
sition. a.l turn
tuelr hair
and
g ay,
either of
k taem lucllne Jt
RV to shed prema
* turely.
^ Ayer's Hair
Vigor, by ioog
» aud extensive
rif u-e, bas proven
that it stop» the
renews the growth ; and^aU^ys' surety
ÄCi ; ; rii I n"Li r B th Ick en e^and
eo/nr °iH ra> llslr " rere"« 'hi-lr orliiifgl
îtS.îe/ÂSSîSPïî 'ï 1 ' I " J barmlege.
kÄ^^Ä'ean" »"nTCi-Z"
der which cm (Hl, Oll», dlgeggeg of
scalp are impossible. u '"ea„eg of the
Ar a dreg.ins for ladles' hair the vim.
is praised for ils . ratelul and sareeahte
perfume, aud valued for the son
and richness of tone It Imparts 1
rifi
--*.■
falling of the balr 1
PREPARED BY
»B. J. €. AÏF.B* CO ,L»w.ll, Ms»».
rrsctlcal and Analytical Chemuia.
SOLD BY ALL
DRUGGISTS AND
DEALERS IN MEDICINE.
HOPE^DEAF
Dr. Pock s Artificial Ear Drums
fHFWTLY RINTORE Tint IVEARIIW«
• ri perform the work of the Natural Iknim
k vv tvs in po ition, but Invlalbl« ïo oîhïïï*
'nlf^ DV w r8Ät i. on a,1<1 eveu wblap«-rH heHid tîi»!
•!« "rh Viv W# refer . U thoM «»lo» them Wend fi?<
U P X PECkarn W »r,Adtri
u r. X. riCa ft CO , 8f»S Ur«$4HAVt N<s^ ¥,*1
for
oo
00
T8
00
IS
n
oi
In
r m +"*
.
W. M.KENNARD A CO.
621 Market Street.
of
«rrcB 1« ale
Departments,
Winter Goods
I
—AT
LOW PRICES
TO CLOSE.
RtaiuiuJism
Neuralgia, Sprains,
Pain in the .Back and Bide.
There la nothing more painful than them
dise ases ; but the pain can be removed and
the disease cured by use of Perry Davis'
Pain Killer.
This remedy Is not a cheap Renslne
or Petroleum product that must be kept
away (Turn Are or heat to avoid danger
of explosion, nor is It an untried experi
ment that may do more lu.nu than good.
Pain Killer has been In constant use
for forty years, and the uni vernal testimony
from all parts of the world Is, It never
falls. It not only effects a permanent «ire,
but It relieves pain almost Instantaneously.
Pctsg a purely vegetable remedy, It la safe
In the hands of the most Inexperienced.
The record of cures by the use of Pain
Kills* would Oil volumes The following
extracts from letters received show what
those who have tried It think:
Edgar Cady, Owatonna, Minn., »ay»:l I
A About » year niiioe ray wife became subject
to severe sufferiiiK from rbmimatimn. Our
Teaort was to tbe Pain Kille», which speedily
relieved her.
lei Powell writes from the' Uors
me, London:
I had bten afflicted three years with «ru rallia
and violent nvnuinpi thoiifomach. Thad ertow
•t WmtniUiMter HnaptUl »ave up my «um lu
«MBMür. 1 triad your Pain hiu.ru, eu.l ft
me immediate relief. 1 have rmiiiul
•treoKth, and am now able to foHo* jaO
_ OpCUMrtlOtL
a. H. Walworth, Sxco, Me.. writes ;
tperlenced Immediate refef from palu In
th« aide by ths use of your Pais Kili
K. York says:
I have used yonr Pain K iLi.r k for rhenunttsm,
snd have nvcived «lest tnuclk.
Barton Seaman says :
Have used Pais Killks for mil. y years,
trjuirtiiy remedy tor
K»'«
I ,
lex
hsve found
matfam ana
it s
Mr. Burdltt writes :
It ~~v/«Ujloirtir» relief In oweenf rheumstlstn.
Phil. Gilbert, Somerset, Pa., writes :
From Mtusl une, 1 know your Paix Kii.i u
I s the best umdldue luun
All druggist» r-eep Pain Killex. It* price
la so low that It Is within the reach ot all,
and It will save many times Its coat In doctonf
bills. -Affe-, ooe. and ffl.oo a bottle.
PERRY DAVIS A 80N, Prepri.ton,
Providence, R. I.
WATCHES, JEWELRY, frc.
T he old and bki.iabee em
TAMLIOHMENT OF
BENJ. S. CLARK,
407 Market Street,
Has now ready a full line of new iind
elegant désigna in
DIAMONDS,
WATCHES,
JEWELRY &
SILVERWARE,
Consisting lu part of
Belts, Lockets, Lace Pins, Ear Rings
Bracelets, Scarf Pins, Chains. Charms,
Sleeve Buttons, Btu 1». and Spectacles of
*V * r » 'ft- A, . ,a , the *° ie -for the
Diamond Spectacles which are 1 he most
celebrated. Repairing doue iu hII lui
brauche»
fieri-m.
Something Ion Ought to Know
lD 'he Htule to purchase
JSJy a * Ue lfcWBi,y Uue " nndoubt
& DAWSON'S,
11
229 Market Street,
WILMINGTON. DEL.
t>?Ak?[i&r2l D * a „c«,™plete assortment o
We-nTlff' ."" ,l SILVER
it 8 ( e "her Ladles' or Oenls' )
/ewelrv of every description RIIiVh'R
an«l HiLVKR PLaTEDWaRK urn n
fE VK oVœ%p 8 ^ 5 i L S
OOLDand SILVER HEADED CAN Î5;
dn^tehmÄs", Jewe?*ry*^ lrln ® °'
laS:Äor d , B eV K,,, " f JeWB
l>HESTON AYAHS,
L PHVCTICAL WATCH MAKER
And dealer in
American and Nwl«»
W A T O H K S,
- CLOCHN, JIIWELBV
SPECTACLES, '
EYE-U LASSES,
Bn see iz.li^ 1 * WAKE, *C
™ ." A Æ T dL KKKT
'^'"lisrn
£7
to call
my
CARPETS.
MATTINGS
OIL CLOTHS,
FLOOR LINENS
WINDOW SHADES,
9
WILTONS, mnn. „ .
MOtiUmTTES, Putes" 1 ''' 88
B uKMKiu FLAIN MAfTINO
u S' KAN ey MAT-1 INU
mv uÏÏH tr HT , AfK MA1 ' T1N( '
INQRAIwn 1 2 * 10 5 > d * Wid
! AQ N ' W1 »DOW HH A11628
VENETIANS OILCLOTHS
• «tools.
RÜQ8 AND MATS.
grsdo». at and under market rate*.
GRANVILLE WORRELl.
990 ana 8Ü2 Market St.,
HAkONK fl:.w flx.
lolyl-iy.
Frm Bat nr day's Late Mill«
J
a
Hew Issrh
The oarrtera of Ibe Oaxbttb will
present to ite patron* on Monday, a*
__ offering, e handsome illustrated
and inatmotlve Almanac. It la hi ped
that those whom they have faithfully
served through eunahine aud rain, will
kindly remmember them wbeu they
present their offering on Monday
morning.
Hew He Got HI* Title.
During tbe closing years of the war
Col. McCrmb was appointed to tbe
command, with tbe renk of Coiouel, et
tbe Fifth Delaware Regimen', which
did guard duty at Fort Delaware, lu
1802, during the proposition of tbe gov
ernment to piece Delaware under a
military form of government, a commis
sion was made out for bun aa provisional
governor, but tbe project lor tbe change
of government was Ueleated through the
• fluriaot Representative Bmitbera, of
Ibis Slate,
These facts were unnltertloually
omitted from tbe sketch of Col. Me
Comb's life, published In tbe first
edition.
Hulldlnx Hermits.
THOSE ISSUED DUH1NO THE PRESENT
MONTH—TOTAL FOR TUE TEAR—A
SPLENDID SHOWING.
The present year ending With to
day has been one of activity in build
ing operations iu ibis city, in lact
during the time x young oily bus keen
built up. Tbe first mouth of ibe jear
opened out very auspiciously witb but
oue permit, but from that tune they
gradually increased uutil closing witb
to-day at 12 o'clock, six hundred and
four permits had keen issued, live
huodred and Ulty-one of wtiioli were
for private residence*. During the
present month twenty two were issued
tweuty of which were for houses, us
follows :
l*
of
I
as
William McCuIIoukL, one bou»e t
east aide of Uuttouwood street, be
tween Lobdell aud A streets.
William P. Froude, two bouses, N.
E. corner of Fourth aud Uniou streets.
Catherine Miller, one houne, north
side of Fourth street, between Liu
culu and Union.
Peter J. Ford, two houses, east side
of Scott street, betweeu Frout aud
beoond.
John J. Gallagher, carriago factory,
west side of Market street between
Fif eenth aud the Draudwine.
Htoeckle, one brewery oo the
oortbeaut eoruer of Fifth ao<J Morrow
streets.
E'luiiind H. AnderHou,
south wt mi comer .Ninth
street».
Ida J. Hawke, one boute south side of
Maryland avenue, between Oak and
Stroud nireelB.
Thoma» L. Monster, two h»u»e» we«t
»tde or I at nail, belweeu Tweuty hi coud
and Iwetty third Htrvefn.
Geotge Cochran, oiae boums oo the
north »nie of S.xteenth »trot, betwou
Laurel anil Lincoln streets.
Tbe number of permits Issued during
each month of the year was as fellows •
January, 1; February,32; March, «3;
April, 78; May, 81; Jane, 62; July, 37
August, 77; Sepiember, 88; Oololier, ai :
November, 12, December, 22; total (JiM
Of Ibese nuoihers.ihe permu. for house,
folio*. :
Jsuuary, 0; February, 30; March,
April, Utf; May, 77; Juue, 68; July, 34',
August 13; Sep ember, 78; Dumber, 43.
Nl1 ' December, 20; loial. Bit.
Ibis Is certainly a very gratifying
bowing, and inking it on a pro latoof
tour peisous to each bou.e our poaula
liun has mere sedtu ibis year alone,
p"r»oas UUS * Ud ' l " U tuUllro > 1 »"<1 'our
of
Iu
two houses
aud Onion
bas
i b
ibe
I
I
the
ed
xd
? U
to
for-mer'» Iniiaest.
Yesterday Coroner Weld'n held an
Hiquest over the body of Wm. Perry
coi-, 23 years old, who died in South
VV llminpioQ Thurodity afternoon. A
verdict of death from typhoid fever
was rendered.
The Coroner, after an iuvestiva
tion, decided that it was unnecessary
to hold an inquest in the case of Miss
Georgina Worth, of No. 403 E.
coud street, Dr. Browu
lively that her death
oy peritonitis.
Se*
btaliug post
was occabioned
«• u. A. M.
M* U*A lD & 0, h B ,k Pe , S 0 " 00 "' No -2
L.-J. G. Cl md
R' s'~w' C ll, yton.
A* Younip.
Way '
T H M .S' Hl,00 e
T —H. M. Wood.
L.—Joseph ColliuM,
W.-Brnmui] R. Thorp,
u. H.—George Way
tbe
Funds—I, jr
Wllk7ns! tWOrtl '- "
of
1
year.
Ffr»t Annual.
era T A*..n r *- t * ,1UUal b " 11 of Hie Haymnk
s-s™
iit-keta are only 50 cent».
I'eraonal.
»» fft
^"iofilieNe* Orion"" Jackin &
IromTJKS "'l' 1
men
neae
They
*1
nne
11.60
as
lor
»anee
cannot
'Hat
empted
fight
in
" U8t
the
Anuual
Wi Ch ÏW 1 " <,etlu 'f of 'he Water
Monday evening*" «7 '"u" ri"** 1 ° U
regular order of busffiL ^}- dM ,
Eft." ïÂîi
I be
TUe I'realdeut
limited eapreaa f or 'w uu
leaving this city at 1 :04 o'Ä"« 10 "
Thuteda^^" (1 . 0 d f „Chicago, on
'o\"cT u p*i,^r t he r *Mrr ,u Ä
-K'ounu arrangeLrrXffi
A Convict tthot head.
Sulphur 8PBINO '' T «»'. Dec. 20,1881
ä «d w h Â r t <, d;. c d o " Btruo ' ,on
t--..
A WUriNtlU CHIMB.
SHB POTS A BULLET THKOCOH MBB
UVSBABD'S BBAIB ABb CUTS HBH
OWB THIIOAT.
likMTONviLl.B, Aik., Dee. 30 .—Ah
old man named Martin boaida with
Esoii Bolin, a carpenter, at Rogers, a
lew miles troui here. Last Saturday
night Maitin was aroused by the report
of a pistol sud raw Holm's wile advanc
ing toward him. She exclaimed that
some one bed shot her husband, but alic
did not seem much aflVcmd by It. Mailln
weul out aud made the fact known and
be and the woman were arteated. Die
Innocence was soon proved aud the
woman confessed the cilmc. The pistol
was lound where the htd hastily
concealed it. The ball had passed
through Bolin's bead, causing instant
death. The woman justified herself by
saying that Boliu had killed two u en,
was a hoiae thief, bad lived by theft,bad
ibieaieued her life at various limes aud
that her life was moat miserable with
him. She was tent to jell aud permitted
lu taxe h r Ibiee mouths' old child with
Uer. On Monday Mrs. Boliu asked the
J aller foi h a knifi to ctit tome clothes
for bei baby. Be handed It to her and
s'.epped out for a moment. When he
returned slic was lying ou the floor,
with the blood guahiuc in torrent* Irom
a gash io her thrust, She died in a f«w
minutes.
will
a*
ped
will
they
war
tbe
et
lu
gov
a
the
of
Me
first
to
lact
but
the
us
How an Ai
ilu was Tracked.
Cincinnati, D.c. 29 —A special
from Gure, Ohio, says the authorities
placed a guard about the buute of Mrs.
Terrell, whu was assaaslualed lait ulxht,
l* prevent tbe obllteratlou of the tracks
of the aststsin. At toon as daylight
came they f uud Ibe tracks and traced
I ha auaisiu to the residence of Mr. Ar
nold, a farmer, and arrested Morgau
Un-hards, one of Arnold'» form bauds,
as the crlmlual. Ue was aimed with a
revolver, wbicb had one empty c^ani
ber. He resisted arrest, but was over
powered sod placed In a wagon and
driven rapidly to Logan jail, barely ea
caping a lynching party that tried to
bead him olf. N»i motive lor tbe crime
has been developed.
t
N.
the
of
•
:
C'bliwwud Peru.
London, Dec. 31, 1881.
A despatch from Buenos Ayres, re
ceived by way of Lisbon, announces
that the expedition whioti was org*
uiaing at Valparaiao for the oapiure
of Arcquipa, Peru, has beeu couuter
■naodeel.
..-.T* 1 * T i . a,, ' ,, lUi * "orninK «»y* :—
1 be Cbileau8,who obtained a vie ory
Iu a just war, wilt not be Inolioed to
submit to dictation unless Ibe Ameri>
can army aud navy are largely rein
Mr. Lauer*» Fiuanclul DlCHrultle»
Atiorhfcy iieibllcb for the P<XU ville
hank, had execution itsued »g»iu»t
brederick l.auer U | M ,n two judgment
bond», oue suioutillng to $2,200 aud the
Other to $3,200. Tim m.n'uf.cture of
uiall liqucrs ai both breweries will |m.
mediately cease, cxcepling that which
bas alleady been commenced will be
Completed, and under the advice of
Sheriff Gerhart'» attorney, the private
win b« . ,VWy bMr to «--"»'omen
.hsHir ?" 00 •"»P'!"dad until after the
sheriff . sale. I here am ,, u i mlld ; ; 000
i b £ r shÀritr ?"" 11 li<ju r- v " d * r U>K *»*■
lie sheriff baa no rigbl lo sell ,„ y
isbahle goods at pnv.te sale ouleaa bv
ibe written consent of all the execution
"«r" DOlb - Ä
Haabluglou !fole».
D.rector Burcharrl has
I lestoii, of the Mint Bureau
I ork City, to supervise tbe
and transfer of tbe bulliou
the Assay Office to the
ed Superintendent.
1 [ ie 8ale " of postage stamps, atamp
xd envelopes and postal cards lor the
? U *7^fiS U 4 1 " d '^i'^'hher 30
to |7,017,788,bô4, au increase
i«KSVÄ'A
ÂÂÂïïr;
employées tbe balf-Uay holiday ällow
iÄs-Ä.
ben? ÄV Zulïï Shot™ haV î
»«ÎÂSMI 4 w ï'
»ent Mr.
, tu New
weigblug
and com in
newly appoiut
A
amounted
over
y oar
per
on
inspects
Utalcago'a Produce
Trade.
of grain havedÏÏîJâ re0ei, ' U
1 he arrival» of ho K 8 and cim C8Ut
smaller and #if * » Äü( ^ cattle were
year. The number of tha " Iaït
decreased half a milhöS" 'Th«* 1 « red
T * W " r *"
cÂÂÏSî,"" Co "'»»r <"
men in the city boil, th ® 8tron Ke»t
neae ability »„d tL '«Fard» bugi.
They cluJt,"'"""* 1 king,
nounoe that they will «* n f*, 8, au< l
*1 per 1,000 feef W .'J' ,ur "i«h ga » f or
nne gag company, 'P" 0,ll y
11.60 per 1,000. ^ 8 c *' ar ging
Washington, Dec. 30 a »
as
lor Depanmeut. on | n | l ° l !" i Iu ter
»anee that the loc.UoT r M to iu ,u *>
cannot deprive nererm. ^ , towu "i'eg
previously acquired to i*i In ,lera ' rights
'Hat tbeÂ. "blvffia * 8 ", e
empted mineral !»uu hfve P f/dr"^ pre
fight lo go ahead aud take "'* full 2 'he
in the gruuud of the tow,. »Äfif Mr * 1
" U8t "ot deg roy any of il - ' , bUt ll ' 8 »
proveiueuts or slreeu; ' ' towu ilu
agaiu»t
ait
ÄÄ. 1 », ,«
'"■'■'"•■"•"«'"«"Æâ'.Sïï:
the
rHumnuu,,,,,,
Fro» U.. Phils. Evaiitng >Mimi)h
T*« 1MPBM0MAT1NO
TBKCKD TO «IX TRAB»
MOUTHS TUB PBIUUHY
BHACBHT BT AD DOB BIDDLB.
In th* Quarter Seasioai thi.
ins, before Judge Biddle, OeorveT
W J5*Î{ *1*" •*«•. *iio .£{ *■
ated Frederlok Bobulta on the
Jury, wee to baee Uen tried. aiÜ!
coueulution with bis
JUHOK
sts.
axd
Til
AMU
Ik.
fj 00 ' 1 ** J»"« U. IWm 1 : &Ï*
be, through Mr. Soollay, aaked q 1
mission of the Court to withdraw u
pleas and plead guilty to the char."
of peijury and embraoery. u, *,
permitted to do ao, and Judge Biddil
told him to stand up. dllle
The Judge rehearsed to him
facta of the case aud said | t nut
uec.aaary to oall witnesses for furthe
information as the matter ahead.
elicited, before him wa. sufficient
show him exactly In what his defeuw
consisted. In the one oase lie i ltw ] u „,
ooly committed perjury, but in dome
so bad insulted the administration of
justice. A man possessing the iutclli
gerne which he did could not but
know that the crimes which bo bad
committed—of peijury and persons,
ting the juror—were of the gravest
chars- ter. A trial with a person per
eonatlng a juror would be a mistrial
and if there had been a verdict m ffii
Mouat case a new triel would bast
beeu granted. Ue had not only ad.
ilted hi* guilt in that reapm but
had pleaded guilty to another critu,
of attempting to influence a juror m
another case. The Court always 'not
into consideration a plea of guilt,
aud while the punishment for perjury
was seven years and for embracery
oue year, he would not impoae tbs
extreme penalty. He thereupon
tenced him on hia plea of perjury to
five years and ten months in the Earn,
ern 1'euitent iary at labor, and to oue
year, the limit, on ibe embracer»
charge, but would make the year con
current witb the sentence of five
years.
i- r
Ik
in
»6D
Th» Barit, t'arasr IB « lilsag»
Chicago, 111., D«c. *0_The coro.r
ou No. 3 barley in tbia market, lor D«
cembar delivery, came to a close 10 d.r.
Bull» aa well tit baxra are beaten The
latter to day had to pay $1.03 busbeltiu
order lo settle up their contracts On
December 12 tbe price was hfi centiper
bushel. The bi Ils bava nearly 2i0,uuu
btitlieia of grain on hand and the marke;
tor fulutea Is waak. .
It le wooderful thaï a subtle
miasma
tic poison should produc* that pscullar
c mdltlon of th* System whloh prevtlli
alieruale chllla and burning heat freeze
and scorch tbe body at rasular interval»,
and it la no leas wonderful that medical
skill bas been able to reach and eipel
ibis poison from tbe system, as Ayrr'i
Ague Cure always does.
CLOSING OUT
180
LADIES'
AND
MISSES'
CLOAKS
FROM $2.50 TO $12.00.
CLOSING ou r
5 G
Ladies'
Dolmans,
FROM $5.00 TO $40.00.
Proposing to sell out out
entire stock of Cloaks anti
Dolmans before the end ol
this month. Great bargains
can be had at
M. L. LICHTENSTEIN.
a a 3 Marlr et
it.v
WILMINOTON., l>V|a
:T price,
TWWvsa joo.
e Electro-Magnetic Brush
•w*. ï" 5 ! t î,
Tl
Fhmj*
SÜ2AKLEY, Jr.
ftOO.,«BdlMtl,0.

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