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boxes
sale
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of
SECOND EDITION
AN -on, WORKS ON FIRE
Mrs. Russell's Store Robbed
( I»ast Night.
COUNTY'S TICKET
t
10.00
and
and
and
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KENT
AT DOVER.
A Démocratie County Ticket N«»minuted
To-«lay.
CSpeclal dispatch to the Gazette.]
Dover, Del., Sept. 21.—The Democratic
Convention of Keut county was held here
to-day, and the following nomination* were
made :
Sheriff—#uhn 3. Hsrriugton.
Cofbncr—Amo* llllnley.
Senators— W ilson T. Cavender, Duck
Creek ; Samuel D. Roe, South Murderkill.
Representatives—James Temple, Kenton;
J. ThoqypLowe, Little Creek ; Thomas II.
DeinCV, Ea*t I>ovcr ; Jam«»» Williams, West
Dover; Ezekiel C. Frasher, North Murder
kill ; Robert Y. Watson, Millord ; Beulah
L. Lewis, MtepillLm.
Levy Court—David B. Wild*, Kenton ;
David M. Clouds, Little Creek ; Benjamin
C. Cubbage, West Dover ; John W. Kirby,
Milford.
s.
BA1> NElOti BORHOÜ1I.
A Grocery More Bobbed—A Small Street
Dkturtwnre.
Last evening the grocery «tore of Mr*.
Russell; comer of Seventh and Adams
street, was entered by thieve* aud robbed of
cigars and other articles to the value of $10.
Entrance was gained by pulling the wire
from the front door and crawling
through a hole in a broken pane of glass.
The intruders lighted themselves by burning
sulphur matches.
Early pi the evening a street row occurred
In the same vicinity, the participants yell
ing and swearing at a great rate. A resi
dent in that neighborhood claim* that he
has not seen for
semblance ofja policeman and say6 that one
is badly needed there. He w
His Honor and the Chief of Police for the
reason why.
How They Treat Drunkards In Lewes.
On Monday night a citizen of Lewes be
came very drunk aud raised a disturbance
at his home. He
wife but trip|ied up his
began to smash in the windows from the
outside. He was taken in charge by a num
ber of neighbors, carried to the creek aud
given an old-fashioned ducking, which
sobered him up.
An Oil Fire ami Fxplosion.
Philadelphia, Sept. 21.—A tire occurred
this morning at C. D. Webster's «»il works,
Forty ninth street and Gray's avenue. It
was quickly extinguished and the loss will
be under $1,000, but by the explosion of a
tank, .James Chute ami Janie* Riley were
severely burned. Chute is in a critical c
dition.
ö
:*r two weeks even the
referred to
>t only ussiiulted his
other-in-law aud
At Ranch No. HI.
The second performance of Ranch No. 10
at the Opera House last evening, was hardly
as well attended as the night before, owing
to th«« stifling heat. The play w
much
was present either evening has aught to say
of it but in tin- way oi praise.
just us
•njoyed, however
d no one who
A1 n
a Collision.
A runaway horse attached to a j»ha*ton
was stopped at 11 ÔÔ this morning on Market
street just above Fourth, in time to prevent
a serious collision w ith a team coming down
the street.
Boy* Ag*
on Top.
The
Our Boys
del phi a r«
of ball yesterday between
V Pliila
f the Boys by a
«I t.lie Clar
Miln*«l in fav
Skinny Men.
"Wells' Health Rcnewe
•sf/ircs health
and vigor, cures Dysppsia. Impotence,
Sexual Debility. $1.
llo
Bholtl of Faith
pray**
ami testimony meeting
this evening at the Household of Faith there
will be a business
eting of speial Du
mber is requested to be
Every
portance.
present.
Auction.
A large collection of oil paintings w ill be
sold at Drake & Co.'s auction
East Fourth street, this evening
rooms, No. 7
without
*rvc, at 7.30.
In the Diamond Dyes n
given for 10 ets. than in any 16 '
il they give faster and
•re coloring
r 26-eent dye
; brilliant colors.
i.
CITY ITEMS
Fhila. M«*risenger,'r»03 Market.
Photographers, 302 Market st
t'has. H. Vi
Sutterley ét
THF KAI 1# KO AIM.
A Loral Time ThI
With tlie Late*!
CorreOiiuiH.
TRAINS LEAVE WILMINdTON FOB
PHlLADUkl'
—8.l0f— 8.15— W.0UΗ 9.4!
m;—12.00 f
.23*—6.;io— 7.00 ; —7.26
0.641—10.30—11.63 a.
:—12.15—12.38—i.63—2.301—4.00—
5.17*—6.30f—fl.lU— Ö.iyj* —7.24—7.30*—W.66*pin —
N*W York — 2.00»— 2.23*—fl',30—7.26—9.64—
11.53 a. in;—12.38—1.63—6.17 # — Ö.88* —7.26 p.m.
Ba ltimokk— 1.06»— 1.42*—1.61 *—8.06*—9.17 a
m:—12.01—1.00— l.OD—6.00—6.67—11.04* p. Ul.
WAftHIMOTON—1.42*—4.51*—8.06—9.17 a. Ul'
—1.00— 1.OD—6.67—11.04* p. in.
BaLTIMoRK AMD INTKKM KDI AT8 8TATIOM8—
1.06*— 9.17 a. m;—1.00—6.U0 p. in.
* Trains running both daily and Sanday.
^Trains running only on Sunday.
I Connect at dray's I'erry for old depot,
Broad and Washington avenue.
Dklawakk Kailroau— 6.oo*—9.10 a. m;—1.06
—S.00*—6.26f p. m. No Sunday trains.
* For New Castle onl
t For Harrington
Wilmimotom & Northkrw railroad— 7.47 a.
m;—1.06—5.00—6.3o p. m. On Sunday for
Beading and St. Peter—8.10 a. in.
Dulawark Wkhtkrn Railroad— 7.06—10.30
a. m;—6.80 p. m. Sunday trains 10.30 a. m—fl.oo
p. m.
— 2 .
intermediate stations.
TRAINS AKR1VEAT W 1L.M1NDTON FROM
F*U#a
1.02*-».
12.50—1.32*—4.47*—7.46—
12—9.06— 10.10t— 11.49—11.68 a.m;—12.50
—1.07—2.30f —2.60— 4.35— 4.56— 5.40—6.63—6.20
—«.48—7.361—7.65—9.60—10.43—10.58 p. m.
—1.32*—4.47*—8.02f—9.12 a. nr—
12.50—1.07—4.66—6.48*—10.58 p. m.
BALTIMORK—1.61*—2.13*—9.49—9.64—11.43 H.
m:—12.SO—1.60—5.11*—6.30*—7.34—9.49* I». m.
WabhimotOM— 1.61*—2.13—11.43tt. in;—12.30
—1.50—5 11*—0.30*—7.24—9.49* p. m.
* Both daily and Sunday,
t On Sunday only.
Dklawa
DKLCHIA
N
iLJtoA i>— 8.60— 10.15*a.m;—12.06
7.00 p. m. No Sunday trains.
New Castle only.
Wilmington ftt North run railroad— 6.26—
8.40—11.35 a. m;—0.40 p.m. On Sunday from
Heading and St Peter at 7.10 p. in.
Dklawaku Wkhtkrn Railroad— 8.00a. m;—
2.16 1». m. Sunday train« 9.10 a. in.;—6.40 p. ui
TRAINS LEAVE FOR W1LMJNCJTON
Philadklphia N
12.30*—3.56*
-11.06—11.50 a.
— 6
* F
Broad Strkkt Dmfot—
.30—7.20*—8.00—8.21—8.36t—10.10
in :— 12.23—1.3*21—1.3*2—3.10—
4.02— 4.31— 6.05— 5.20— 6.56— 0.O6f — 0.36 —8.38*
.30—10.00—11.32* p. m.
Hr«)A D A
—10.16 a. u
Wahhinoton avknuk—6.30—8.00
;—1.3o—3. lu —4.30—6.16 p. m.
YLK—8.33—10.00—11.40 a.
«
.—4.49—
5.
* ihiily and Sunday,
t On Sunday only.
0*7'he black tlgureM «lenote tlie Limltfol
KxpreHH truiiiH.
OLK MAILS
Their Arrival anil Departure, Taking
Effect .Inly lut. 18K2.
The Pont Office In this city will be open
except Sunday, from 6.3U a. in. to 9
Private boxe* are accesnible until 11 p in*
Sundays open from 8.30 to 9 ;su u. in. Private
dally.
1*
< in
boxes ftCcMMMe *4* 4k
sale stamp window will close at 0.00 p. m. The
money order office will olose at t oo p. a.
WAIL# OLOSa A# WOLLOWa ;
momrm.
Wilmington It Northern Kallroad to Beading
p»„ and points on the Baltimore Oewtral
of Ôhndd', Ford, 1.40 n. m.
Philadelphia closed pooch, I« a. m.
Philadelphia and wajrmall, ».00 a. m.
New York, PennsylTaola and pointa eut and
sh
Delaware Weetero Ballrand te Iffindaaung,
10.00 n. in.
Philadelphia, New York city, Ponnsjlranta
and New Jersey, 11.10 n. m.
Philadelphia, New York and nil points east
and west, 1.90 p. m.
Philadelphia, New York and nil point» earn
and west, 4.40 p. m.
Philadelphia and Naw York cltlee, closed
poaches, 0.M p. m.
Pennsylvania west of Imneaeter, and nil
point# west end southwest 0.91 p. m.
All point# north, oast, west and southwest,
11.00 p. in.
All Louisiana Is sent west except New Orleans
which Is sent south on through mulls.
SOUTH.
Baltimore and way mall, 7.« a. m.
Washington and all point# south, 7.40 n.
All points 00 the Peninsula, 1.9» a. m.
Supplementary mall for the Peninsula, 0.00
s. m.
Baltimore, Washington und #11 polnu south,
IX.30 1'. US.
Newport, Stnnton, Newark, Eikum und
Havre de Urwee, 11.90 p. m.
Points on Baltimore tlentmt, between Pori de
Posit, Northeast and Okudd's Ford.19 90 p. m.
Baltimore and Buy Llue steamers, 4.40 p. m.
Peninsula north uf Harrington, including
Delaware City and St. lleorges, 3.40 p ns.
Baltimore, closed pouch, 6.40 p. tu.
Baltimore, Washington and all points south
u.oup. m.
Mail# amove saw ##ady roa uslivuut.
Prom Wilmington fc Northern Ball road.
ö 30 p. m.
From New York, Philadelphia, Washington
and all other points, fl.au p. m.
From Philadelphia,
north, east and west, §.
New York and point*
au a. m.
From way mail from Philadelphia, 6.80 a. m
From Peninsula and all north of Harrington
»15 a. m.
From Haltimure and way mail, U.5U a. m.
From Baltimore, 12.80 p. m.
From Peninsula mall, 12.30 p. in.
From Philadelphia, N«w York and points
north and east, 1.3U p. m.
From Baltimore, Washington and point*
south, 2.20 p. m.
From Delaware Western Kallroad, 2.20 p. m.
From Philadelphia, New York and point*
north and east, 5.40 p. m.
From Baltimore, Washington and points
south and southwest, 6.40 p. m.
Carriers deliveries as follows : fl.30a. m.. gen
eral; 10.00 a. in., partial; 1.30 p. m., general; 4.00
p. in., partial.
Collections from street boxes are made by the
earners at 6.30 and lo.oo a. m.,1.30 and 4.00 p. m.
An additional collection will be made at 7.30
p. in. from all boxes between Jefferson and
Lombard and Water aud Thirteenth streets
Inclusive. On Sunday a full colle«ïtlon will be
made at 5.00 p. m. I#«»cal letter* for carriers'
delivery should be deposited in the Post Office
ten minut«-* before the hour of delivery.
W. Y. SWHIOKTT. Postmaster.
VY
ILSON à
UNDERTAKING ROOMS,
«1« KING 8TREET.
Con nee red with Telephone Kxchang*.
Call - -
OPEN ALL NIGHT.
J. A. WILSON,
Funeral Dinkrroa.
2-12-14
NEW YORK, IHR*.
T
HE SUN
The Sun for 1882 will make its fifteenth
annual revolution un*l«'r the present manage
ment, shining as always, for all, Mg and
little, mean and gracious, contented and
unhappy, Republican and Democratic,
depraved and virtuous, intelligent auil
obtuse. The Sun'* light is for mankind ami
w omankind of every sort ; but it* genial
warmth is for the good, whil« it |M>ur* hot
diseomfort on the blistering backs of the
persteteutly wicked.
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kind. It discarded many of the form» ami a
multitude of the superfluous words and
phrases of ancient journalism. It umlerto«>k
to report in a fresh, succiuet, unconventional
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ahumiaut prusprity affords, we shall make
*r before. We shall print all
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of
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st
it better than c
the news, putting it into readable hhuin*
•asuring it* importance, not by the
traditional yardstick, but by it* real Interest
to the people. Distance from Printiug House
• is not the first cousideratiou with
77«c Sun. Whenever anything happens worth
get the particulars, whether it
in Brooklyn or Bokhara.
have deckled opinions ; and
; accustomed to express them in
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and events. That
a.
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for
rcjxirting
happe
In i
politics
we
language that <•
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Golcouda of interesting literature, with the
Iteat poetry of tlie day, prose every line worth
leading, news, humor—matter enough to till
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New York City
^URNIPSEED.
Good sun k
Spinach and Hale Seeds.
EVERYTHING IN THE SEED LINE
—AT—
J. J. SMITH'S,
FOURTH AND SHIPLEY 8T8.
CAMPMT8 AND OIL CLOTHS.
M. KENNARD A CO.'S
W.
W. M. Kennard & Co.'s
W. M. Kennard & Co.'s
W. M. Kennard & Go 's
Carpet Department
Carpet Department
Carpet Department
Carpet Department
Now Ready.
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Full Lines Of
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Full Lines Of
Body Brassels,
Body Brussels,
Body Brussels,
Body Brussels,
Tapestry Brussels,
Tapestry Brussels,
Tapestry Brussels,
Tapestry Brussels,
Ingrains, Rag and Hemp,
Ingrains, Rag and Hemp,
Ingrains, Rag and Hemp,
Ingrains, Rag and Hemp,
Entry and Stairs,
Entry and Stairs,
Entry and Stairs;
Entry and Stairs,
Druggets and Hassocks,
Druggets and Hassocks,
Druggets and Hassocks,
Druggets and Hassocks,
Linoleums and Oil Cloths.
Linoleums and Oil Cloths.
Linoleums and Oil Cloths.
Stock I Arge !
Styles the Newest !
Prices the Lowest !
W. M. Kennard & Co.,
621 Market Street.
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KEDLK
GAS LAMP
50 Candle-Power,
exceeding the light of S
headlight oil. Prlee fa.
paratlve View" of annual cost ol 2» O. 1*. In
terior IlghtlliK, by 6 "Needle 11**" LMllp* S6. r ».70.
■JO eoal gas jet* «19. l Klectrtc l.amp «B. 286.
ee prospecta» ol 6KANU ALH4 LIUflT IJO.
» aplUUst astKM-laUw Ireatecl w»tL. CtMndellerk
of 4WK\ F. to order. Tab
rillnary g*a jets. Burn*
l*. I». * *< 'oui
Lamp* of«*«;. V.%i.
W. B. ROBINS
?
Patentee and Manuiacturer,
162 Main Street, (2nd floor,)
and on Change Daily,
CINCINNATI
myll-bOt
plANOS
We lnvtteattention to
beautiful
large stock of
WEBER PIANOS
?
—CON8IHTI]
OF—
CENTENNIAL GRANDS,
CONCERT GRANDS,
PARLOR GRANDS
and BABY GRANDS.
Also a full variety of Square Grand* and
Upright* of all style*.
Special inducement* given until August 1,
we hope to have our CONCERT HALL
ready for u*e by that time.
SMITH & NIXON
1
20 & 22 and Rear 24, 26,
28 & 30 W. 4th St.
mvil-76-l
CINCINNATI.
t
JJ HIRST,
Thirteenth and Maricet,
COAL AND WOOD
Delivered promptly in any part of the City.
A^*Orders**ent'hy mall
promptly attended to.
telephone will be
Telephone signal
6 26
THIRD EDITION
THE BOYS AT SARATOGA
A Platform Giving Cornell and
Arthur Tatty.
A LOCOMOTIVE EXPLOSION
NKW YORK KKtfi'BUCAN».
m Platform
Nominations Made and
AdopUMi—Praising Cornell and Arthur.
Saratoga, N. Y. f Sept. 2l.—Th|.
vention was called to order at
many delegates were abaent, some of them
having left town. After the appointment ol
a State committee, Judge Chari«« Andrew*
oi Syracuse wa* nominated by acclamation
for Chief Judge of the Court of Appeal*.
Mr. Carpenter wa* noiniuatd 1 for Lieutenant
Governor.
The platform commence* by amertlngthat
the Republlean |mrty of New York ha* no
new doctrine h» preseut, but rent* upon its
record. Monopol/ b dvuouueed a,u * '*■ ,M
demanded that ttie *ul»jc»t "f the u< l l ' 4>r
traffic should l»c aubpIttM to popular
vote. Tlie financial a«blrv«*iiieut* of the Ke
* publican party are next only in Importance
wu work of preserving the Datum
Civil service should be legislated
to render facilities for propci
m
tn it*
ItAClf.
Ilium 80 AN
execution of law on the subject. 1 olygamy
U» denounced aud rigid enforcement ol antl
Polygamy law 1* demanded. The amninia
tration of Governor Cornell I* warmly
commended, and Pre*id« ut Arthur 1*probed
for hi* veto of the River aud Harbor bill, a
measure which violated tlie acA^ptod rule*
of constitutional power and which while au
thoriting many needed public improve
ment*, carried with it a large and wasteful
•ither national
appropriation for work* of
nor public good.
The resolution* in reference to antl
mo»io|K>iy prohibition Civil Öervlce and
State and national administration, were
loudly applauded, especially that in refer
ence to President Arthur ami the veto of the
Hiver and Harbor bill. The latter plank re
ceived also three cheers.
The resolutions were adopted without dl*
cussiou and after the usual complimentary
vote to officers the
'«•ntiou adjourned
*»»4f die.
A Locomotive Exploite*.
Elizauetu, N. J., Sept. 21.—Early this
near the
entrai rail
four men. Two
blowu
morning a locomotive standing
Water tank at Dunellen.on the O
road, exploded, injuring
•r<* Hcriously scalded and one
lifo au »djawnt field. The U. m.iotlve, an
old one, was split completely In two.
KioiHlnna Still Holding Out.
Cairo, Sept. 21. — Æ'he garrison oi Dami
«•tta refuses to surrender. Fort Gheinileh
lias surrendered. The garrisou cou*i*ted of
only eighty men, the remaitnler having gone
U> Dainictta.
"Rough
Clears out rats, mice, roaches, flies, ants,
ced bugs, skuuka, chipmunk*, gophers. 15
bent*. Druggist*.
THIS Dm MARKETM.
U
What We Km and WhM We Fay for It
To-day's Street Market Quotation*.
MEATS AMD rnovifuowa.
.f .86
r dwsen.22
Butter, per pound
Kfrgx, wholesale.
Chick
f .38
8
wholesale, per «1«
rauUl, per dosen
ken*, retail, per pound.20
rhieken*, per pair.
Bpring chickens, per pair.
Kprlng cliickuuri, per pound....
lUiicken«,|>er ptl. wholesale
Sirloin «teaks per pound.
Ku top steak» per pound. .
Bound ataaks per p«>und.
Bib roast |Mir pound.
I Hoick roast ymr pound.14
Slewing pieces...
Boiling bit* per iM>un«l .....
Shins, |*er poumf.
Kidney fat,p«;r pound.
Lamb cho|>s, per p4»uti4l.
Lamb roasts, ^K>r pound.
Mutton Chops, per |M»uud...
Mutton roasts, per pound...
Veal cutlets, per pound.
Y'eal roasts per pound.
Ham«, wholesale, per pound
Hams, *Uc«t 1, per pound.2u ky
Slmuiilers, wholesale,per pound ,12>^
Shoulders, retail, per pound... .14
Bacon, retail, per pound
Sausage, smokeil, pur i»ound... .16
Balog
Hogshead
Puddings,
latr«l, wholesale per pound
l#ard, retail, per pt.und.16
Oboes*
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1.60
.75
1 JO
.17
,10
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.14
26
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.26
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26
BO
.16
L2
. .10
Ill
.26
.20 @
. .16
. .16
80
• 12 «
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. .20 US
86
.16 US
.16 kÿ
.18
17
M
16
sausage, pur pound... .Ifl
pond
.10 Q
12
«1 .
.10
s
18
.12
.08 G
.12
riaa
IjObHler», pdTT>ouri(!.
Block hnh, per |M>4tnd .
Bock hrili, per |m>u 11#i .
Forglen, per po
White Perch, per pound
Trout , pel
llalitiUt, I
«ÎM thrill, p
Mar aire!
.16
... .12H9
... .16 is
.16
is
■ I
.10 is
12
■ U «I
Iff
I .
p«u
. .20
I .
:ir
.16
|»er pi
V KU f
•r iturrei
New point«
New potatoes, per half peck .
Sweet polo!#»«. p er hastet.,.
Sweet potatoes, per ha I r peok . .20
T'ornatoes, per liu.lt peck.
Tomatoes, per entre .
Cabbage, per barrel.
Crate unions, per crate.
Crate onions, per half peck..
Cuincumbers, per piece.
Radishes, per bunch_-_
String beaus, per half peck.26
Liiuu beeus, per bucket.
New beets, per bunch.
Corn, per basket. » .yo
Corn, per dozen.
Egg plants, per piece,.....
BKUHlKh AMD rut IT«.
Banannas, per do
Lemons, per dozen ..
Peaches,per half peek
Peaches, psr basket.80
Waitermelons, per plot*«.U6
Oranges, per dozen
drapes, per
drape*, per
Plums, per quart—
Cantaloupes, per basket
Cantaloupes, apiece.
Watermelons, per hundred
. 2.60 Q
LQQ
.20 is
26
.76
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Tux William L
, Hramdywimm Mills—
Whkat Flour.
cJorkwt'kd Daily
Bomb Com
PL«UH HICK Hau l.
Wm, Leu A Sou's
wholesale, retail,
•Bert' Holler Patent
♦7 00
$7 60
Clifton F.F.F Extra
Poutaxat F. do. Family do
Kirkwood Holler Ground,
Occidental
Superfine
FKKD.
Best middlings,
Bent ship stutl,
Hufflns,
Cutiins,
da
1 86
0 60
7 00
6*26
0 75
do 6 60
6 00 I
do
4 35
4 85
per loo lbs.
per ton.
128
22
19
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aborts,
19
Bran,
21
per hundred.
F2 05442 10
Corn meal, fine yellow, 36.50
Corn meal, white,
Corn meal, coarse,
Screenings,
MM
a 1
2 16
B4
78071
UitAlM.
per bu.tiel,
wS I
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Fikiiaiieinhia Maraeu. I
PHiLAOnLFHi», Sept, a.—Hour, dull
i."î, e , Lu" a< V V i W.76a:tt eilrs. #3.96a3.7ti ■
T'ÄÄ™ 1
wheat, dull ami sailer : Del. and Penns, red
fl.oo&1.08: lsonghi-rry red and amber, fl.lüul.lL I
corn, arm, fair local demand; steamer, 74a
74a76^ e ° W ' 78 5 lnlxed * 70,177 ; No - 3 uilxed,
Oat* quiet and earner: No. 1 white 46tet47.
No. 2 do., 44^«i45 ; No. 3 do., 40; No. 8 mïîîd'
35. •
Prime vellow oorn,
Prime long-berry wheat.
1
Rye 70.
Provision*, ttrm, g«M*d jobbing demand.
ButterTncy lotsasnted. other kind, dull - I
u ' oholce j 91a30:
Weitern, i4u»6 ; d„. ^guoJi to choloe, îlüaai. i
westera.Muas" 1 " 1 Wuttk ' '■'"""y lviu "». V. ; |
Cheese, firm, except low grade* : New York
lu l^ cream ' n H»U; Western frill cream, lo^a
"ft
etroleum, firm ; refined, 7%c.
Whisky, II.22.
job nimm.
e.
I
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fJ'HE GAZETTE
MVu
JOB PRINTING OFFICE
la now fully trorgunited, under capable
management, and la prepared to
dll orders for all kludu of
PLAIN
-AND
FANCY
JOB WORK
-At
KKAhOMABLE PI41UI».
A specialty made ol large pcatera for
PUBLIC BALER,
EXCURSIONS
and PICNICS.
I eUeeriitll, furnished on appllcâ
| ^ ^ ofllre> „ ld oraerl
by mall promptly attended to.
Address
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No. 416 Market Street,
WILMINGTON. DEL.
W
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B E E;
306 Market St.
W e are opening new
Fall Dress Goods every
day, and are paying
especial attention to
desirable things. Shall
be able this season to
offer our customers
greater inducements
than ever.
Mme. Demorest's
Fall Patterns,
now
new
Portfolios, &c,,
ready.
R. L. RUSSELL.
lüVl-56-mwr
J ^ POU I TI VECU RE
WITHOUT MEDICI NU I
ALLAN'S SOLUBLE MEDICATED BOUGIES
Paten red, October 161k, 187«.
—One box of—
any ca*e In four days
re tlie most ohatinate
No. 1 will
No. 2 will c
matter or how long standing.
No nan M-oua doues of cubebs, copallta or oil
I of aaudalwood, that are certain to iir«Mluce dya
I peprtla by di Htroyliir thccoatliiMiior the bto
j Price, |1.50. Sold by all drugglntb or
•lot of price. For further particular«« aenti
!..
price. particular««
circular. P. O. Box, 1,6«.
J. C. ALLAN CO.,
I lanlfl
M John Street. New l ork
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STOCK BROKERS,
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I ® uy a111 ' ,ur Investment, anil carry
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Burine** Houses. Reference* and term*
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te
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NO. 210 E. FOURTH STREET,
WILMINGTON, DEL.
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Mathiaction Kuaranteed on all work. w*p7-tts, )m
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J. B. BELIj,
416 MARKET ST
OURTH EDÏTÏÔîl
(
NEW YORK
DEMOCRATS
The
State
Convention
Syracuse.
at
AH SIN AND
ENGLISH LABOR
AT SYRACUSE.
Mowtlng of 11,0
York si at a
«rau« Conv-Uo..
Syracuhe, N. Y., Ham It *>1 m L
lion held M-parstt- n„«.t|, ll . 11 11 delega.
and drclded tu a«k f,, r „„j?" 1 ' " "foruln»
convention on the «f?^n 'f? 00 h tß
delegate, among ÄVtaktSS* *
The State Convention *?, p,rt >
»I W.1S. Rufus W. PsJJ^"!" 1 to «*r
temporary chairman „d u " * u " k ,>
»peech, |„ Xi^, «
that Folgen' nomination i„
can# yesterday was at tl„. Ke W | U
national aduitnlstratiou, and ..X uf "»
cause he 1, the represent» ive !/ 1 *
power and federal litronX
Mr. Lamont wa. made U'luuorat. _
tary. During the roll call uJV
Dnvid B Hill of Elmira, and 8ÏÏS?
Tlldeu, Jr., were greeted with am,u ul T J '
The presentatlou of cmlmS;',
three delegations from New " 0
créai«! quit* a breese in the
They were referred to the
Credential* wbeu appointed
. °J!l U 'Î. COI ",P letlu11 "f the „,|| -n
lengthy dlaeusekm was h»dup,uU»X
of selecting the ConmiltU* un CreC?
and after a somewhat uiliualed dtbsh
reaolutlon offered by Mr. J„ (J bi ,'rT
wa* adopted :
"That a committee of one flora etch I
gréas tonal district I* ap,minted hv ih.
on the nomination uf the dehwiie, i
•ueb district# to bs # committee ™
liais, to which til contests shall I* ret,
without debate.''
l*«d
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York
IIUDVeBt
lorauiitUe
THK tilt INK# 4.
NM Kveu Wanted l„ Kn ( l.nS-Tbi
It to be Asked
Kara
Aw»».
London, Sept 21.—A meeting coot«
by the Democratic Federation wu heW
Loudon last evening to discuu the prop«
introduction or Chinese labor intn Gre
Britain.
A motion calling upou the Goieruu
to frame measure* to prevent the iuipod
tiou of Chinese wa* adopted.
Mr. Parr of 8au Francisco uid ifCtoi
ever came to Great Britain, EugiUh vor]
men might go and die.
TELKGKAPH1C BKKVITII».
The boiler of ü ferry l»«j*t exploded J
Lachiue, Quebee, this morRing, kljliDgfod
peraous.
Anthony Dalv, aged 15, employed by tbfl
Pennsylvania CohI Company, in Pituted
Pa., while riding a mule from the mloavi
thrown off. Ill* foot caught Id the Ism
aud he wa* dragged about 100 yards ml
killed.
•«•Fact* «peak plainer than word»." Proof
"The doctor luld me to take a blue pill, tut
didn't, for I had already been puiMuedtil
by mercury. The drugglKt told o« lu t
Kidney-Wort, am! 1 did.
It waejuil lie till
am a* well a*
both dry sad liquid form.
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New York n«
Neckwear lor
fumet.
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