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S4
SfcCOND EDITION
ÀN ELECTION SQUABBLE
The Trouble in the Twelfth
District.
BAGGING A GOOSE THIEF
COLL BALLETTE TRIAL.
Strong Kvtdonc« Agalnat Him—The Uo
ronae Open*.
[Special corrcHpauilencc of the Gasette. 7
Ororortown, Oct. 14.—The Hallett
murder trial was resumed yesterday morn
ing. There was an immense crowd
present.
Mrs. Walls testified—Know Coll Hallett
and Anna Daniels ; saw them in Front
street near Fred Thompson'6, which is ou
the corner of Marshull and Frout streets ;
they were going toward Uuion Cemetery ;
I spoke to her, she did not answer, he
laughed ; was between H and R o'clock ; I
left home about 7 o'clock ; visited several
places down town ; was
from Mrs. Bryan's when I met the parties ;
In auswer to the question (on eross-examina
tion) did you not say to Mr. Johu Pass
waters about three weeks ago that you were
not out except to Mn-, Bryan's, she said no;
that he came to her house and in answer to
his questions said she had beeu out to Mrs.
Bryan's and uo further, and that she knew
nothing about the shooting, and J told him
the same as I told you; said she did not
ask John Pass water what she should do; he
was not selling w atermelons there,but came
up In a dearborn and had watermelons in it
when he called her out.
Catharine Lewis, colored, also saw Hallett
with a woman on the night of the murder
on the road to the cemetery.
Albert Willey testified to meeting both
Hallett and Mi
the cemetery
Kendall K. Shtn-kley testified to seeing
the prisoner and Miss Daniel on the same
road.
Benjamin B. Deputy, uncle ol deceased,
heard of the shooting, and on his road to
Fttxgerald's to see his uephew saw Hallett
and Miss Daniels going toward the town.
He passed within 15 pares ol them. He saw
Burt Deputy alter lie w as shot and he said
Hallett had shot hun.
A number ol the witnesses testified to
seeing lialh*tt and Miss Daniels near the
scene ol the shooting.
William L. Br^mi's evidence was Im
portant. He testified : Saw Hallett ou the
iron », ridge af>er supper ; w as with him
Ircm three to five minutes; he asked me if
J wanted to
my way home
Daniels walking toward
the iiight iu question.
some fun, and told me to go
to 'Squire Stevenson '« corner and watch
him and Anna Daniels; said she was going
mm and would not go West with
him unless he would marry her ; and lie be
! il he would marry lier: I
Hallett a little before dusk at Hall & Jesbla
corder, pointing Ids pistol at a chicken, say
lug he could blow it* head off; Willmun
and I
and
back
•nt out to the place
Hallett and
fixe»!
Miss Daniels;
we watched them for some time and went
to bed; after this Hallett came in und said
he was in trouble; he asked witness to say
b« k -a * K.» «•„«...» „«4..- i 0 > C | 0C | C# and be
ll allett
he had the p stol after 1
tween the hours of the shooting
and Miss Daniels all the time ; this he had
refused to »lo ; w ittiess recognized the pistol;
Hallott offered to make It all right with
witness.
The defense failed to shake Bryan's testi
mony by cross examination.
The State closed at 4.30 and Major Lof
Und opened for the defense and said he
would prove an alibi.
Annie Dunicls was called and said she and
Hallett
the tri
mony Ha _
Attorne\-G» neral
the night of tin* shooting took
p which Bryan had said in his testl
Ha-Î t want« «! hiiu to testify to.
. Gray shook her t«*stl
mony by showing lier measurement of the
town, and her tostltuony 1 h at variauee with
that given before the Coroner's jury.
The positive evidence given by the first
three witnesses Thursday ha* had a depress
ing effect on the «lefensé. The recogni
tion of Hallett by the murdered
compani«
ing, faste
cueed beyond the
a doubt : while the testimony of the later
witnesses of t lie day proves that Bryant w as,
About tin* time of the murder, playing
billiards at Lowery's Hotel. The prose-u
tion marshaled ils evidence evidently
a conviction that tin* defense would endeavor
to prove an alibi for Hallett and east
E lcion of the murder upon the witness
ryant. In this the defense are com
checkmated, uuless Hallett 's
ry strong rebutting
at the time of the
HilOOt
the
•rime upon the
shadow of
H SUS
pletcly
counrel have some
testimony to offer.
Mr. Hates' Meeting.
The Democratic meeting
vertiftiHl to take pla«'e at Fourth
on Tuetxlay evening, 1ms beet
until Thursday evening.
hi« h was ad
i Market
poHtponcd
This meeting is
to lie addressed by George H. Bates, Esq.,
upon the subject of free schools, represen
tation, etc., and by other gentlemen, and
the reasons for the postponement are tli«*s<* .
That Mr. BateR has a great desire to hear
General Stewart L. Woodford and he also
desires to ad ress as many citizens a* possible
without regard to parly.
TomllriHori K.'i »|itiir.ul.
Harry Tornlinson, Bcnteuced t.. imprison
ment and the Iasi, for burglary, who escaped
from Sheriff Ciark, was recaptured in Troy,
N. Y., aud brought t.a.k to this city by
Detecti c Jones, reach this city at 5 o'clock
thia morning. Tomlinson was taken to jail
thin afternoon. Tomlinson is quite III, hav
ing had hemorrhages and lits, and Mr. Jones
does not think he will survive being whipped.
Ahead.
Messrs. Ball & Co. are determined that
they will lie first in the busiiress, and have
therefore, at great expense, laid in u quantity
of Liuerusta Walton Messrs. B. Ar (J«>.
have also drawings and designs of all The
patterns manufactured, and are now exhib
Ring iu their window a number of de
signs which have been painted by their
artist.
Greeiihuek Meeting.
Greenback mass m<*«*ting to-night at
O'clock at Fourth and Shipley utreeta, will
be addressed by William Alicutt of P«*
aylvania. Working men kIiouI.I atlcuil and
hear their riglita defended by one ,,I Un ir
own numbers.
Bargains
In dress goods at Crosby & Hill's, 230
3*^2 Market street.
d
TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES.
Hon. Mark Francis Napier
/ill defend
Arab! Pasha before the court martial, the
Egyptian Government having allowed the
prisoner to choose his own counsel, whether
native or foreign.
Judtfe Thayer of Philadelphia has just
decided that the act of 17!<i lntl!ctin(j a
penalty for ercaifing ill worldly employ
ment« on Sunday is valhl.
AT'Feathora, ribbon*, velvet can nil be
eolore«! to inakh that new hat by using the Dia- :
luond Dye*, lo cent* for any color.
CHERCHES TO-MORROW'.
Delaware Avenue Baptist (Jhureh. Preaching
at 10.30 a. in., and 7.46 p. m., by Rev. JohnT.
4>ralg.
Household of Faith, Tatnail street above
Seventh, Rev. Rufus Wendell, pastor. Preach
Ing morning und eveninig
Mt. Salem M. E. t'hurcii, Rev.T. L.Totnkin
ü°™ Pa Cl or - Preoidiing at 10.30 a. rn.. and 7.30
!)«*■ ''Thought. Upon the
ümUi ofUlldreu. Young puople'u meeting
K rint Methodist Protestant Church, Seventh
o, Ut ' 1{,-V W - T. Valiant.pastor.
JJÎfî 1 1 10,3Utt u ' - and 7.30p. rn. Suuday
wouool at V a, uj.; prayer meeting Thursday
4'oîwlk^ ^ ^ Sunday evening at 7
.
usual hours.
àirn
THE OTHER SIDE.
Twelfth Matelot Elootlon »«Icon Rohok
ln« Relirai Slouitor.
To mi Eiiitob or thb Gazettc : Aa
It hta been published In one of the dolly
papers of the city that the officers of the
"Little Election" on Tuesday, the Sd Inst.,
held at the Logan House, (Twelfth district)
were resolved to deprive all colored men
Irom voting and also that the police were
kept busy In restraining the turbulent de
ment of that district, the election officers
would moat respectfully request space In
your paper to lay before the public the facts
of the case.
The officers of the election did not attempt
to deprive anv legal voter, whether black or
white, ol his right to cast hiB vote, but upon
the refusal of a colored man's vote, who, by
his own statement was not a legally
lied voter, the Republican window
well-known letter carrier, charged the
inspector with dishonesty and backed by the
police, made a rush at the window, one of
the police, James McCormick, shaking his
dst in the Inspector's face, swore.
quali
man. a
By —.
we will drag you out of that window,"
others (among them several policemen)
swearing at the same time that they would
fight before they would allow their men to
be sent away.
There were no Democrats about the
window at this time, excepting probably
two, who remained silent spectators.
We uuite in stating that the said officials
were the sole cause of all the disturbance,
was the most disgraceful breach of t he ;>eaee,
that has ever been committed at the polls of
the Twelfth district. This statement is
made iu the interest of uo political party,
but simply to get the true version ol the
manner in which the election was conducted
and with the hope that those entrusted with
the preservation of the peace may not be
jwrmitted to so frugruntly disregard their
duty as to interfere with men sworn to per
form their duty as election officers, and who
were
State.
Inspectors of toe Twelfth District.
•ting according to the law of our
Held for Stealing a Gnoae.
Early in the week John Talley, living in
Brandywine hundred, missed a goose, which
was traced by leathers to a tenant house
on the farm of George \V. Weldin, occupied
*>y James Campbell, who for some time has
been regarded as a suspicious character. The
goose was seen in the bouse by a ln>y who
peeped through the window. À search war
rant was obtained from 'Squire Vnndegrift,
and yesterday morning Constable Wilson
visited the place and examined it thoroughly.
The goose was found, as was also a set of
harness belonging to Charles Grier, living
near by. Campbell was arrested, given a
bearing liefore f S«|uire Yandegrift, ami held
in f'-'OO to appear nt court.
Death of Two Niatera.
Last week Mrs. Mary I*. Heston, aged «4
years, living in Philadelphia, came to this
city to help care f»>r her sister, Mrs. James
Watson, living on Shipley street above Sixth,
who was HuIferfiiL* from pneumonia. Mrs.
Heston was in g oral health, and fora
of her age very active, when site arrived.
Mrs. Watson, who was 7i years of age, died
Wednesday, and last night Mrs. Heston
also died of pneumonia, after a illn»'ss of
only two or three days. Her body will he
taken to Philadelphia to-day for burial, and
Mrs. Watson will b«? hurled on Monday
Mrs. Heston was the mother of John A.
Heston, of this city, bra»k-ki*cpcr at the
Edge Moor Ir
woman
Works.
Remember.
on October 19 that Goulev and We
_*r's ex
cursion goes to the Switchback, and gives
their excursionists a ride around Mount
Pisgah over the l:eautiful and romantic
Switchback railroad, where, at a Iiight of
1 ,#WMI feet above tidewater, a gl«»riotis,
sublime ami varied latidsca|M' bursts «
tin null v on the enraptured vision. Leaving
the P., W. 4,'c B. depot atfi..'»0 a. in., sharp,
arriving at Manch Chunk at 11.45 a
Leuving Mauch Chunk at 5.ÎÎ0 p. ui.
Tickets IH.25, children $1.(*5, to tie had of
J. L. Gouley, 105 West S« venth Rtreet, and
H. P. Weaver, 7(H» Market. Also at the
depot ou the morning of the excursion.
Heats numbered.
on
Ui
»•leutCKt ».unie of |||» Scuhoii.
The manager* of the Athletic bare bull
dub of Philadelphia and the professional
Baltimore team, both membera of Un
American Association, met in Uiis city thia
morning and secured the \V«jst Front street
grounds for a ^
Weilnesday next,
on thia
gain«- between there clubs
The Athletic will present
tcasion their famous buttery for
•xt season, O'Brien and Storey.
Tlbleii's Income Suit Dlamlaaed.
A ork, Oct. 14.—Information hns
•eiv«*n at the Department t»f Justice
*w York elty of the dismibsal of the
• tax suit against Samuel J. Tilden
conse«{uently no further prra<-edings in this
ease will be had in the United States
supreme Court..
New
from N
inc
Almost Done.
George D. Cleland's new store, which is
W'injf irapenMl by Bail Co., Is almost
finished. A number of hand paintings arc
y«*t to be applied and when that is done Mr.
< leland will liave one of the tiandsoniest
decorated stores in the city.
A Reception Last Evening.
Rev. Rufus WYdell, the new pastor of the
Household of Faith, was tendered un uirex
[><•(• te,d reccptioi! at his residence, 1001 West
Seventh street, by (14 members of his con
gregation, nearly all of whom presented a
gilt of some kind to the pastor's family.
What They Mont Need.
[Middletown Tranwript.]
It may have already struck a gora] many
Delawareans that Judge. Fisher and Dick
Harrington don't need
tlon " as badly
New < .'oiibt.itu
a new reput ul ion.
Khlney l>l»ctt»e.
Pain, irritation, retention, Incontinence,
deposits, gravel, Ac., cure.1 by-Bucliupalha/'
CroNby He If ill *»4
I 1 "' toto'Y a» lilnds of dry gn.sis
eh« .ip, A4) and 2'J'J Market street.
CITY ITEMS
Chaa. H. Vary, Phila. Messenger,603 Market.
Utterley <îo., Photographera, :m Market st
■lEî.iWii'SL "W* attention to tire
». i 1 „* nd "Magic" Ranges Ht Schoei s
3'!rs , ;;[pi^ n ^, nd s,ove »'•*"«•.
When in need of a heater, stove «»r range call
Nuï'*Î!ul| e în,l 9i e *fî?» r l ,,,ld S, " v ' ; House,
•>oh 200 and 213 Shipley street, aud insuect bis
stock. No trouble tu show goods. *
SicUii attention is paid to tbe heater and
range business at Schoen's No 8* «ml ««
»lilplcy struct ; also repairing Inn'll ItulirancbM 3
at prices that defy competition
ä'ä' äb; "SÿîSffls
SSSF-«
Does y
y "®« d n 'b a Ding ? I »0 you need
ntnget IS"» W 'Â|| VïîgÏÏS» 'a.»
No trouble to show goods.
stove
213
you u l»again.
THE KAILKOAD«.
A Loc»l Time Table With
Corrections.
TRAINS LEAVE WILM1NC4TON FOR
Phila.— 2.00*— 2.23* — 0.30—0.66 7 00 1_7 IA\
m 8 " l ïî 16—0 00 1 —•*3»|— ». 68 j—io.ao-l-li63 ? u
® : ~ l2 * (J °t in:—12.16—12.88—1.63—2.301—4 oo_
5.17*—6.30f—0.10—0.38*—7.20— 7.30*—0 65*
the Latest
pin.—
N*w Y OR* — 3.00*—^Ï.1B«—4.D4-J.60-4.60
ll.fflu. ui— I C..tH—1.64—6.17*—4.38»—7.34 p.ui.
10 on n T1 ^° R tr 106 ' —1 - 42 * — * n *— S.U6* — »17
'p. £ ~ 1 ' i ; "-' ««-»-Ol»-6.0U-4.U0-4.67
*■
Haltimork and
1.05»—9,17 10.00 a. i
tn;
INTKRMKDIATfc ÖTATlONH—
:—1.00—6.00 p. m.
'ÄÄÄr*»'
Biid°«dw2hiîîS2Â. for 0,d
Dkla war* Kailroai>— fl.oo*—9.10 a. m;—1.06
—♦.00*—«.aftf p. m. Ifo Sunday traîna.
• For Waw Oaatle only
f For Harrington and intermediate stations.
WILMIVOTO« fc Noutmkrm railroad-?.«? a.
m;—l.Qa~6.ou--e.au p. m. Uu Sunday for
Ruadiug aiul St. Peter—e.iu a. in.
Drlawarb Wmtbkm Railroad— 7.06—10.80
a. n»;—6.80 p. m. Sunday traîna l0.aua. in—e.uo
p. m.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT WiaoklNUTON FROM
PkU.ADU.rHIA— T2.60— l.l»— !.*»•— S. 17»— 7.44
«.0»*— ».II—».os-lo.luf—11.36-TJ.as a. ui;— TJ.60
—1.417 —RHOt —TOO— «.»4— 4.14- 4.40-4.44-4.1»
-4.44—I.aif—7.44—U.60—10.4S-10.M p. m.
Naw Voaa-1.37*—4.47*—4.014—4.17 a. m;—
17.60—1.07—4.44—4.44*—10.48 p. m.
BALTIMoan—1.41*—7.14*—0.44-41.14—11.44 a.
m:—lk.SO—1.(0—All*— 4.40»— 7.74—S.4S* u. lu.
Washihoto«—1.41 •— 2.1U-H.44a. m;—17.3k
—1.60— 6.11» —4.10*—7.74—U.40* p. m.
* Roth dally and Sunday.
t On Sunday only.
lIBLAWAnaHAlLROAD—4.60—10.16* i.m;_ly.0,
—6.06*—4.06 p. m. No Sunday Irmus.
* From New Castle only.
WumioTos fc NoKTiiaas hailroad— 4.74
4.40—11.44 a. in;—4.40 p. ui. On Sunday (rum
Reading and St Peter at 7.10 p. ui.
UULAWAKI WkhtsRH kill UOAD—1.00 a. Ill;—
7.16 p. id. Sunday trains 11.10 a. m.;—6.40 p. nr
TRAINS LEAVE FOR WILMINGTON
Philadelphia New Broad Stbhrt Depot—
17.30»— 4.66*—4.30—7.70*—4.00—4.71—4.461-10.16
-11.30—11.60 a. m;—17.73—1.47f—1.37—4.16—
4.07- 4.76— 6.06— 6.AI— 6.66— 6.061 —6.36 —8.30*
-0.80—10.00-11.37* p. m.
Bhoad aid Washikotoh avisos- 4.30—4.00
-10.16 a.
;->1.3U_a.lu—4.30—6.16 p. in.
Naw Castlb— H.M— lu.uo~-u.4d a. ut.
6.40 o. m.
* 1 hilly and Sunday,
t Ou »unaay only.
W"Th« blank ttgur«M üenote the Minttad
KiprflM trial na.
UIIK MAILS
Their Arrival and Departure, Taking
Kfleet July lut,
The Post (>ffloe In this city wilt be open dally,
except Sunday, from 6.3U a. in. to u p. tu.
Private boxes are accessible until 11 p. tn. On
Sundays open from 8.30 to 0 30 a. ui. Private
boxes accessible from 0 to 8 p. tn. The whole
sale stamp window will close at 6.3U p. in. The
money order office will close at 6.00 p. m.
MAILS CLOOM as follows :
MOltTH.
Wilmington fc Northern Railroad to Heading
Pa., and point* on the Baltimore Central south
of Chadd's Ford, 7.40 a. m.
Philadelphia closed pouch, 8.30 a. in.
Philadelphia and waymail, tf.uo a. in.
New York. Pennsylvania and points east sud
west, V. a. m.
Delaware Western Railroad to LaudunDerg,
10.00 a. in.
Philadelphia. New York city, Pennsylvania
and New Juraey, 11.60 a. m.
Philadelphia, New York and all points east
and west, 1.30 p. m.
Philadelphia. New York and all p4»iuts
and west, 4.40 p. m.
Philadelphia and New York eitles, closed
pouches, V.36 p. m.
Pennsylvania west of Lancaster, and ull
points west «nd southwest 0.36 p. n>.
All points north, east, west and southwest,
11.00 p. in.
All faouisiana Is sent west except New Orleans
which is seut south
eii-t
through mails.
south.
Baltimore and way mad, 7.40 a. tn.
Washington and all poiuU south, 7.4o a. in.
All points on the Peninsula, 8.3<)a. tn.
Supplementary mail for the Peninsula, w oo
Baltimore, Washington and ull point* south,
12.80 p. in.
Newport, Stanton, Ncwurk, Llkfon
Havre du (Inc«, 12.30 p. m.
Points on Baltimore Central, between P
Posit, Northeast and Chadd's Ford, 12 3») p. m.
Baltimore and Bay Line steamers, 4.4u p. in.
Peninsula north of Harrlnaton. Including
Delaware City and St. Georges, i.&u p. m.
Baltimore, closed pouch, 6.60 p. m.
Baltin:
11.00 p. Ul.
and
de
, Washington and all points south
MAILS AltKI VK
RRAUT FOR DSLIVKHV.
fn»iu Wilmington fc Northern Kailmad,
fl 30 p. in.
From New York. Philadelphia, Washington
and all other points, 6.80 p. in.
From Philadelphia, New York and tmlnts
north, east and west. 8.3o a. in.
From way inHil from Philadelphia. 8.3ua. in.
PeuiiiHula and ail north of Harringbuu
En
0.15 a. in.
From Baltimore and wny tuuil, v to a. m.
Baltimore, l2.:to p. m.
From Peninsula mail, pj.au p. m.
PhilAdelphla, Nt
uorth and east, 1.3o p. m.
Baltimore. Washington and points
south, 2.20 p. in.
Krom Delaware Western Railroad, 2.20 p. in.
Philadelphia, New York and point*
north and east, 5.40 p. m.
From Baltimore. Washlngt»
south and southwest. 6.4u p. m.
Cîarriers deliveries as follows : 6..'«i a
oral; 10.00 a. 11
p. in., partial.
Collections from street tic
carriers at 6.30 and 10.00 a.
An additional collecti
Ki ■
r*n
York and i«»ljit*
» i
In
and points
.. gen
.. partial; 1.30 p. tu., general; l.uo
made by »the
in..1.30 un«l 4.00 p. in.
will be made at .....
b. in. from ull boxes between Jett er son and
Lombard and Water and Thirteenth streets
Inclusive. On Sunday a toll collection will be
made at 6.00 n. m. Local letters for carrlors'
delivery should b©deposited in the Post oniee
ten minutes before the hour of delivery.
W. Y. 8WKMJETT. Postmaster.
7.30
DEATHS.
W ATS» IN.
Abigail W at «ou, wi
Gil
rntng of the 1 ltli ln«t.,
**w of tin late Jam» « M.
W:
I
.... l.'.s will I»' h.W ill Plrsl ...
t« rian t liurcli, Monday atiernoon, istli Inst., ai 3
1» rl«M*k. Friend« arc in\lied.
I-'fill Inst.. Sarah, wile of the lute
WINTERS,—
Jaeob Winter».
Ibe relative» nnd friend» of tlie family
respect In lly Invited to attend tin- fuu. ,
Iron» the re»idciice of her brother, •tn.'i Jeffers
«Ir««!, on Sunday afternoon, l. r dii ln»f..
•ral
'yyiLaoN'o
UNDERTAKING ROOMS,
«1« KING STREET.
Connected with Telephone Exchange.
Call -
OI*EN ALL NIGHT.
J. A. WILSON,
Ki'wkual I.ihkctob,
2-12-14
r rUKNIPSEED.
Good st » y« * L
Spinach and Hale Seeds.
EVERYTHING IN THE SEED LINE
J. J. SMITH'S
FOURTH AND SHIPLEY STS.
( j RE AT RUSH
— FOR
G Y S T ERS!
J. T GARDNER,
C«»R. SEVEN' Tll
AN'pWIII'I.KV STS.
ha» added
able to »uj
IM»tl«-«-. I
'♦• help lo Ids busliie
ull lier.
. .... «» and I»
I tli OYSTERS at
lellver ov «tri« |
:rs left with tf„- d: i\i
wag»
part» or tli«- cltv.
be promptly uti» nde<| m.
will
all
III
•12-1 in!4
COLDIERS NOW SUFFERING FROM
O WOUNDS or diM are of any kind caused iVv
V,*... tary «fr vice are entitled to Pension
W blows mim»r children, dependent mother» or
father* of soldiers who died from tin- eff. ct» «/«
their service are al«.* entitled. Many Invalid
pensioners arc entitled to an Increase. < a refill
assistance given iu Delayed f»r Rejected claims. „„
luunycan III-allowed with butlittle moreevidence
» otunlete instructioiiH with references sent on
application. J lf ARLES A GEORGE A. KIN»J
Attorneys-at-law. ulfl K Street, Washington!
7.6-tf
UR088MER A SCHEU,
Fresco, House & Sign Painte
NO. 210 E. FOURTH STREET,
WILMINGTON, DEL.
, ] Hr,orH . Vestibules
-i«.. ,* °*b Water or Dlstempi-r < «»b.r».
datlsfoetlon guaranteed on all work. M *p7-tts, im
^yiLMINGTON COLOR WORKS.
SEALING WAX FOR FRUIT JARS
-AND—
SOLUABLK BLUE FOR THE LAUNLRY
—AT—
rs,
fliurehe»,
d«*corated I
BRADFORD'S PAINT STORE
Nos. 6 and 8 E. Third St
THIRD EDITION
MR. SLAYBACKS' SLAYER
Another Statement Which Says
Cockrell Did Not Do It.
THE TARRIFF COMMISSION
(
I'HI.SSF.D TI» THE WALL.
•Vliy Editor Cork rill Khnt Col. Nlaybaok
—A iMirrrrnt Vorslon.
St. Lor n». Mo., Oct. 14.—.Tohn McOufTln
and Victor T. Cole at a late hour last night
made a statement of what occurred in the
I\p»l-/>i*patch other where the shooting of
Col. Slaybaek took blare. They say in sub
stance that Slaybaek, on entering the ipom,
threw his coat back and drew a revolver,
and advancing said, " Well, I'm here, sir.''
Then, observing a weapon on Cockrell'»desk
he asked, "Is that for me!" to wrhlck
Cockrell replied. " No: It 's for use
only to defend myself." Slaybaek
then said, " You are prepared to draw;
then draw," and Cockrell answered, "I
don't have to draw; I don't wunt to draw.
Go away from here. I don't want to have
anything to do with you." Slaybaek and
Clapton, meantime, pressed forwaiM and
crowded Cockrell against the wall. Then
they all got into a sort of tussle, each lay
ing hold of the other, Cockrell Indng the
most crowded. The latter asked MeGutHu
in to take Slaybaek's pistol from him, and
while he was trying to do so a weapon was
discharged, ami Slaylmek staggered and III
a moment sank to the Hour.
Mr. McUufHiu says he did not see Cloptou
have a pistol but thought he was attempting
in his struggle with Co, krill to turn the lat
ter's wea|M)»i In such a way that he would
shoot Idinself. MeGiiftln obtained 81ay
hack's pistol and now lias it In Ids pos
session.
W. N. Cloiiton, who accompanied Play
back to the l'o*t /h s/hifc/i office, makes the
following statement : "I wus at the office
of the deceased on business when starting
away. CoL.Mlayliack culled my attention to
un article In to-day's Ifat-Iftn/nitch. He
spoke of remarks ho made at a
night, and referred to
•ting last
article in u former
edition of the paper which he said justified
him in his remarks, lie asked me to go
with him to the office of tin* paper and I
assented. On the way to the offi» e lie said
an a|H»logy for the editorial would not sat
isfy him, that he would "slap the mlltor'«
face and demand
a|H>|ogy utter wards.
The Tariff* ( oiimtisstou.
Philadelphia, Oct. 14.—At this morn
lug's session of the Tarif! CoinmiKfdon i
committee
representing the
Cement Manufacturers' Association
mit ted
A meric
sub
Argument In fav»»rof sjieclfieduty
on Port laud, Roman and other »•emeiits.
Mr. John Boyd,
Union,
the substitution of
•presenting the Pi|
made
Makers'
aptienl
Apec ill»* duty
cent* |»er ton for the
the iircM-nt a.l valorem iluiy on lmpnrU.t!
«■lay arid the mluctli.n or almlltion ol
tl,duty on foreign day, William Henry
Aruuux, S. 8. H|o«»l, 11 Hove«, ,lr., |.rc
wntoil rcaaons for removal of tl.c .Inly of
ja r « ent. ad valorem
for
Ml
ih wH pa|s rs, mag
azines and periodicals. Professor Sumner
ol I ul«* College made a protracted argu
ment of tht: relation of protection to wages,
and Cyrus Ehler of Johnstown followed iu
an exhaustive argument iu favor of a
tcetive tariff.
pro
New Good a.
And plenty of them, at Crosby & Hill's, *>>«»
and Market sG*«*«d.
THIS; 111 » MAKKKTH.
WliRt We Kat nml Whnt We Pay for It—
To-«lny'a St root Mark«i quotation«.
MKATtl
Butter, per pound .
Kg*», wliolerale, per «toren
Eggs, retail, per uozen ...
Chickens, retail, per pound
Chicken«, per pair .
Spring chickens, per pair..
Spring chickens, per poutul
Chickens.per p«l. wholesale
Sirloin steaks per pound...
Rumpsteaks per pouud...
Round steaks per pound
Rib roast per pound.
Chuck roast per pound.
Stewing i»tec«m.
Bolling bits per iiound
Shins, per pound.
Kidney fat,per pound .
Limb chops, per pouiul_
Lamb roasts, per |»oun«l....
M utton chops, per pound..
mutton roasts, per pound .
Veal cutlets, per pound....
Veul rousts
FR«lV!HlOMH.
.1 .3» (6
f .40
.22
.23
.30
.32
.20 «
1
■
.75 (Ui
*17 ft
.18
1.:
.14
.26
au
.22 HO
.26
.1«
.26
.14
.16
.12
.10
.10
26
! I
.I.'.
12
.20 iÿ
.... . . I»cr pound.10 m
liams. wholesule. per j»outid ... .15 tt
Hams, sliced, per pound.*jo ott
Nhoulders. wholesale,per iHuind .12M
Sln.ulders, retail, per pound... .14
Bacon, retuli, per p«>uud.
Sausage, smoked, per pound
llahtgua mi usage, per i»ound .
Hogshead cheese, per pound
Pudding«,per pound.
laird, wholesale per pound
Lard, reluil, pur pound
Cheese.
,1b
.17
.16
.18
.1«
.IU Q
.12
.10 (0
.12
.12 (0
•12^
,16
* .08 Q
.12
rani.
Lobsters, per pound...
Black fi»fi, per pound.
Rock fish, per pound
Porgles, per pound_
White Perch, per pound .
I rout, per pound...
Halibut, per pouiul
Catfish,
. . 1 «
•J SfMO
.16 Hj)
.10 Ho
.12 HM
.18
.12
.11
.10
70
«
pound..
per piece.
•17H0
.ivy.
.16
VKOKTABLKM
New potatoes, per barrel. ...,
New potato«;», per half-peck
Sweet (Mitotoes, per huaket....
Sweet potatoe», per half peck.
lonitttoe«, per hail peck.. ....
Iotnatoes, per «-rate.
Cabbage, per barrel ! !]
tïratv onions, per crate
Crate onions, per half peck. . .
Riuliflhes, per bunch... -
String beaus, per half-peck....
Lima beens, per basket
New beet*, per hunch...!!..'.]
Corn, per l»a»kei...
, per docuii_
Egg plants, per piece....!'..!'.
2.60
3.00
.16
.26
,4o
.C,u
.16
.18
.12
I
.35 (0
,46
1.00
1.76
1.
1.26
.26 (0
.03 ff
.26 (0
.80
.80
■ 40 (0
.06 Ho
.06 (0
.76
. .18 0
.06 Ht
■
UKHkl KM AND VKDITH.
Batmnnas, peruoxen.
Lcuiolis, per doz«*n ...
Peaclres,pur ball peek..
Peaches, per basket.
W ultermclons, per piece
Oranges, per dozen. .
tirai
. .20 10
. .20 Ht
. .15 (0
.76 «« t
.80
.30
.26
1.26
.06 Q
. per |Hiun«l, wboleaalo
» »rapes,per pound, retail.
I Iiiiiis, per quurt.
02
.08
. . 0 « 10
.16
. .10 10
■>*y,
l.oeut «JUOUAIIOIIH.
Th k William Lka fc
*nv. Buandvwink Milia»—
W n kat Flou«.
OoRRKOTKI» DaII.V
•Sun» C
VLOtIK PNR HAU L.
Win. J.ea &. ,s (
wholesale. retail,
's *Be*t' Koller Patent
Oliflon F.F.F Extra do *6 86
PouUxat F. do. Family do 0 60
Kirkwood Roller (»round 8 26
Occidental <io & ^
Superfine , |o 4 ;j6
«.»tmiddiing.,
Best ship stuft,
Ruffins,
Cutllus,
•
$7 60
7
7 WJ
8 76 I
I 01
4 86
per 100 lb*.
20
• i
lo
<
short*,
lo
Bran,
iu
per hundred.
«2 uhtov io
2 10ft2 16
1 V8@2 0',
loHfio
per bushel.
meal, flue y»,||
meal, white,
— meal, coarse,
Screenings,
36.60
34.60
<
« :
In
«KAIN.
Prime Yellow c«irn,
Prime long berry wheat.
Pliiliuioipn,* market*.
th t ' 14 ~~ Flour, firm; moder
M '"'
Rye flour, 44.37k. ' 7 '
Hr»;: N„. Ï WMtern rod, ■
lÔbK. nl l ' " l !-' ,lv »» l ' red, »1.04,11. ft;
i-*ongbtrry red and amber fl.l6ul.10.
■ ''mil?rnT*' wV' 1 tinner: steamer, 82; yellow,
x ?V ; l mixed, WMI.
,, 'ÄIMM »lid Demi y : No. 1 white, 60; No.
1 Ky'e^seiiree *70'' 4î,§r : iNo - 2 4o.
Provisions firm.
Lard, Htcudy.
. B dwM r uro^;Ä' ylv * nl,#r "" ,ry ' #xtr *
Weftern Sr*"" U,,d flrm ' ** enn *3 r,v » nl » » ;
pIKSS: ,n g ?°?. re, l ,leMt »nd Ann.
WWiky. ïi.ii 1 : ro, ' Uei ''
rc
1
I
r.n, afpi.ua rtttsu.
X r OTICF,.
Il OW N KH OK til. lint»« Ettna'ed
tu il Jiii'kHin slrtfis
, ' 'dir of NN llliilugl'Mi. rouit i /
Sf* ( »'lli «iii|.Sl«|fitf Del»* »im-, in »mooli
i*e win» th*- reniilrrHM-ii!« .g tire Acts of Hit*
General A smmu lt| j, in mu || imolv
end provided, do hereby give not tee that I shall
«/•ply 1»I wriiini» to the Court of lierai He -
Moil* Of the Peace ami J Mil Delivery of the State
Oi IhdAWAre, liiAiid for New Castle county, on
JdondAV. the 20th of November. A. I» * WL
beluR the uext term or said eourt, for »lieeioM
for said house, *» an Inn or tavern, for the Mile
therein of lutoxlcattng Honor« In |*io ',unntltlL
than one quart to he .Trunk on the premia a.
the following respoetHhle .Iti/cns of thu «aid
wan! rreotumend the subi application. \ i/ :
tleo. A. Mesnii'k, .lohn A spin,
KriM'mitn, Jr., Kr»uk K
John lilhicm. Jo», |d. Frc
Jam,'» Whittaker, Thom,,» 11,1,1.
J'-' P 1 ' Sj,B;o»n, Itochc M, »-I k.
1 hot,,»» K. Martin, A. J. T1 iiiiu|i«„ii.
Thoinaa K. Un*,vu. Jam,.. \l
iJunry K. Whlttakur. I*. Cahill,
l|t*. I. Aldnt, Ti. . K. 11,1,0.
John J. ratlin. R lw.tr,I r. Soon,
{t.-njoin I „ K„|,f. Jam,'« A. Zi luitV,
" r.nrl. Mrflu.kr. Tliohia. K.
K. f. dll AW.
I, R. C. SIIAW. THF.
xxitliea •
enruer
Tentli wanl, oi
I. Sr.,
XjOTlCF.—L WILLIAM If. WALK.
a V OWN KHtD* the "Him, mcittloned prend- «
In eompllnuce wlib nn Art of A>*iemb|\ In
care made :md provided, do bercln \ «
that I nIiiiII apply in writlnu
the Judges ol the (Vinrt «»ft
tin* Pence nnd .bill I ». 11\
i.
to the honorable.
. . - the Htato
*, In Mild for New <*a»tlcenmity.
thc2otli d»\ of November next, A. I».
the find day of »nid court, for a licei
an bin or tavern, known
Motel, ill tbevlllaai of HI. George*., Si
lied I.Ion hundred. Ne« ('»»tie
I to hell Intox lealhtfr liq
•drunk
of
I lebi
dav,
Ï7, keep
M.
tile Hi. liinr
trlet No. .VI.
county, |h*l.,
leio*quantities Ilian
priml»e*, mid the foil,
resident* of »aid ill*
plication, to wit :
Marry Dav Uou,
A. W . Hutton,
rlatlM R I.. WililH.
Ham * I P. Vail,
•lohn K. Mctiarllv.
Geo. M. Iteul 1er.
It. Htrauli,
Georae K. Clark,
Janie» .luekr»on.
Joint Mottttt.
I. H. ValUnKham,
TIihiiihh Itlro.
•ll-l-.HlA.lt*
the
o*s re*peetable elti/.ciiM,
. recommend the «aid up*
Kdward II. I
IVinb I M. OnnIi,
Win. H. Utley,
Henry II. M- Vav.
rank Hbotile.
*eeka rd,
I
Alberto. Newton,
Kill»» T. «Hb. mi.
•lame« Garni hi.
» I» trie« s. \\ rlifbl.
George \V. W 'rljcbt,
r.dKnr Jaml
A. J.
U II I
lie
.i'amVi. WARF.
N otice.— i,
DU NKit of the w itbiii iueiilb»ued preinl
I" col n |>l lame with an Act ofAssen.blv In
caw made and prov bled, do herein give
that I «ball apply hi writing to the In
the Judge» of tin-' Court of <■
• I Jail In live
MARGARET
BURKE,
dt
of
the pea«*»
••fib« »I
-, iu »till lor New Castle Count v.
lb«' -'■»lb dav of N
• lirai day of sabl «•»
Inn
of I ►■•!»
.Monduv,
A. I»,, tS'Ci, belli)?
lice
N**. II .M trjl-ibd ;tvenue, |u
• It) of U IlmluKtoh, I». I .
•II luloxb alluy llqii.os In I« «« qinulllle«
quart, to be drunk .01 tbe pn ml«. ». and
iiiK respectable dtLen«, r» «Ident« ul
■»tuiueiid tile sabt » |qdlealb 01 , to
the Third ward. ••
I
I
' full
«aid ward,
wit :
rge W. Maw y er,
•n j. iii h ioi:,
llnsb McGlnb-\
Joli n W . I
I * m**'
J:
« Ham
G. Kraiilbi i,
li.
Milton J. Itii v, . ,
Robert P. Yonne,
W llllain II. Itlakc,
Pel. r J. Foul.
I
lie
M 11 -el.
Charles c. Fn derlck,
•loin, Kb ub ,
•I Mater.
FreibTb k I »any,
Patrick M
I..
I llu. !..
John I in. k. v.
» lia ries ii. i». i:«.,ir,
Ira
»Khan,
M À KG ARKT III"' RKK.
N oth k. — i, mkhael kam:
• iWNKKi.r il. within |,r, i„l»..»,
.. . .. - trl. .... A.-l uf * In „„cl.
t k.c ..uiijc »ml |,ru. I,l,»l. .Iu licri'li, »fvc I, « .1 |f-i>
• hall '•Hall n|.|>l< Iu wrlllna 1 '
tin- Judge«
the IV
l-l.i-i
du b
abb'.
•I Jail I>.-live
. , . »f the Htute
'IIiii Ni .i ■ ,t,-i|. I ..null, „n M,
the a»»* li day ol Novouber nexi. A. I» .|«<_*
lb la
I a y ,
. I»
the lli t ,|
of «aid e
fora lb-»
Kv* I»
tin- soul lovent 4-,truer •
tbe I- on rib ward •
sell ini
and Pine streets in
of W lllllllIKtoll, D.-L,
Ibe c||)
Cllllug
■ i
Ilquni'- It! in
drunk
s|»eetable elti/eu«, rc-ldeui« ol n,|
•ml tbe km Id tipplleation, *to wji :
K. 1-. \\ rlKtit. Patrick Si:
N»dl »iormley, Jr.,
Fraud« Mi-Gonk' il,
John J. Timer,
. McCloskey,
H»*nrv H. Truitt,
Hugh Sweeney,
Jam»-« F. MeMo
quantities Ilian
I«.
J lb»- following r*
nrd,
A ny u«l ii« eluiiimii«,
Janie» C. Itarilc».
Kernard Koum*r,
Jan tea Maguln ,
Martin Fan» il.
Joint (>. Kuh], rmnii,
»icorge a. Pnali,
John II. Kuvliic,
John ( 'alii
M
Willi»
X. MeG oita )f b'.
veil.
Daniel Retail.
Tbomus K. Kelly
Nell (iortnley,
Janie« l.eav,
•tut-stl
NV It ii
John
Kd. «
. Ja». Kedib
" Ki ll n.
MH II A Fl. KAN I
AI.KXAN0KU 8AVII.I.I .
... "W «».ilulll.v wl.hh. ...I',.Hull,.,I .
..
• he IVaee nnd .lull Ib-llverv
•'«*. i» and for New «'»«!(.•
• 'Jbtli dav ol Noveiiibr r m
«aid e.uirt, in
•r.»l Sesr-iou-i
»»t'llie Slate of in i;,
•I
iHfCî, heilig
— «C Il» k«*e|»
- No. «i K. Ml\ 1 h «irr.-i,
■ ) .1 Rllll ^»Jd. of the city or WUMlngt«»u.
IM., «ml I« «ell IliloxlealluK liquor« lu b
«llinutlties than one quart, to he drunk
pr. luises, and the followluir r»*«.peeLitdi eltl/en
nib-aibi'rVo 1 U War "' . ..' 4Sl *
Isaae Dililu,
•x».
the first da)
:i Ile«
ta vei
iii
• Fourth w
Hu
m i ilia tn a i
F. M. M.
Ugl«',
Ji'-lirenlmeii,
.1
j.
tlMl'le« VI :■
■le,
John D. K
John linn«.
J. V Kirk,
Mnuiuel N. Sun It/.,
Ge«irge F. Dill,
August Ti nweges,
J«»«« pb W. Hai l.
AlltOII (irilHH,
» »«»t I Heb Mauinn ii-,
Fr:
•1« \. Jiiei
T . K
*»l Mlligle»,
Ja lue» Mill«,
AII'|'«mI Himlle,
Frank Mes«iek,
Gliarle« K. Sti
» Ttnri«*» « - . IL
W . K. \\
Job 11 Otto. '
AI EX A N DKK SA VI l.l
F..
VOTICE.—I,
lx OWN KR of tin- XX It Din
III Voinpliuiiee with
martin
LEONARD.
•utioned pr«
y In
give 1
ill«* lioiiur:
•rul Sc
Act of A
-ii
i 1 " 4 '**' u,, 'l pro» Idcd,
that I shall apply iu writing
Judges of lit«- « '
IVaee and Jail D.
• of Delnw are,
Mondav,
the
< a«llc eountv,
•luher
said e.
in and f
•Jutli day
tin- Aral das
»Inn
of Ne
1 11 111
New
\
1« XI, A D.. is-C. la lug
t. lor a license to keep
DohliliiHVlIh* in 1 In* «IrV
«•-11 lutoxteating
• quart, io be
wing n peel
<i>«tlc.
ill Ic««
quaulliic* tli:
tie* iirciuiHc«, a
resident«
«• full
«aid appl'i.
William Herbert,
A. Mi
John Kelly,
R. J. Jam ier,
•lobn I. llin lc,
!.. II. 111»«'.
•lobn \\ . ( idl'nian.
\N llllain Bruiiilieid,
«HII.V3I
• Id e
1
M ieliail Gal lag lier,
bi«
Joliu X Wil.loii.
mark
Wit ne»«, J. n.
I ». lioiilden,
J. II. « allalia:..
•MARTIN II.« in
II.
nil« him,
RD.
VOTICK—I, JOHN M. CI.AKKI' IIT1
OWNKIi oi l II. will,;,, „„ „tl, , .I, .
will' »" A.-l uf A.si'.nt.lv'h,
' l;ru. I'l.il. .1,, lur.l.y „I,,.
Jb it I shall apply In wrltln
tlie Judge»
the I»
. •/ •■* the li«»uor»iib.
i 7." r * »•••lierai Session » •. i
I Jail Delivery of tbe Hlalc oi Del i
astlc Cmiu(). ou Monday.
kl-t
ware, in and for Ne»
Un- 201 h dav of Novel
Hu* t1r»l day of «»id ••
<
M A. I»..
•Iiig
... , tile nortiii :i»t « ... „
M ainnt street.«, in tin Fourth «.u
W il IK i II * -
' of Fifth
id
tin- «• .
s «il ililoxieailug
- quarl. to n«'
I»e|..
... quantities tin
drunk on tin- premise», niu
»peetahl«- citi/eii«, r« «ident«
•nd tin* said applli-atiou,
lliouiaslt. F.atou.
Frederick M« v«-r,
Francis Kellvi
Daniel Regan.
I'rilrb k llarriiv,
Ell I ». I odd,
Tiiomas.I. Wlille,
Martin Farn II.
F. Mc< ■ouigitl,
John Ab-« 'rin 11 \,
I i
I lq u
f «aid
wit:
-. 0» F..„,
John J. Tom
Tli
Fr,
•b \. J;
•X Ml « •
B. Kellv,
•>. Dollgllflly,
J<
».«■oigi Kgn*.
I- ram i» \f.\|.,nn
I>i*nulh K m*
« barh*» Tin. ni
/. G. I ».
gl<*.
I
D.
. - A. Itlgm ),
Kl wood Kiugb-v,
•t-14-31
l .
»'MIN Ali « KAKS KRTV.
N'mRï-.ï 1 „ i:l -'- 1 , r N ( ' I'Gi.i.i vs
K . ."
nb|e. tin
Deb
.lay. III«*
18*»2, bi-iug
t Of »i
■•"il Deliver» o
in aud for New « a«lh
Jot il du
tir«
M
aid* !
' tavi-Mi, ai S
''»'Ing Un- north w 4 .,|
lmr«l str«*e
ill tin I Ij.- bill 1
D»l.,
...nultlle» tha
hunk on the |m-iui»6 «, and
special»!»- eil i/cii», n i.b nt« of
- said iinphcatIon
jcnls K Mc»«ick,
Hugh Maguire,
S|H*nc«*r Jordan,
Ant lion y Th-limra,
I'liouia« ( 'orrv.
Die «il\
AN' ilniiiigloii,
liquor.« lu h «
an.I to «eil im
•all u a
• .quart, i<> )„■
j^folloullig !•«•
•ml
It :
•/'•lui M. Hugh.
J hillp AL-Donud,
Henry ||. m
Tin
Jriiin-s Kam \
•» W- D»-vail»
I ■ A. 11 or« v
P« t.-i NN «»0.1,
Gninr.-v Kittinaii,
David ll. W.H«.
Hugh F.
JlUire» « 'MNSicly, '
John shcclcy.
»loh u Shay,
l.KKKN «'. roKK|\s.
farmar,
'iilioucii nreiulscs
Peace uml .lull I n il v. rv
Kernard Met bllougli
NV in. D. Spark«.
Sam in I AI
. Forrest,
. J. Forrest,
Samuel Forre»t,
Tlioiuii« Corson.
James < 'Jirl.sty.
Kcniard DouoIum*.
«».*1-14 3t
J>VlWNKi»»F , ,| 11 .™ OMA8
compliance wiib
it iiI n
A»-l
not i » *4 •
-Si
Dein war»-, '
'JUth day4»f November next, a 1»
tlie ilr«t day of »aid court for a lie,- *'
ir'iVii'. ,r . , 1,1 Hre »(»iiilici
or"'wii'.r,mKion,"i'„,
lug rc«p«-ciHb|»- citl/.i-n»,' reell if nt
14r 4 1 n-eouiiirelHl the «ai«l aiqill.-.
>Murtiu Farrell, |»;. |* 1
John Al»-« 'loskey, FruncD \ iL.,
Jo». Fullmer, P.-ter Snri,
Cliarle»Tboiiiii», L. G ^Ib- ^ '
boimis II. K. Uev, Gottliei \i
•{•«■I 1). Fimcv, J. .V ».li!
is-jfuisst jbrC" r
îTnL'r™-'
1 THOlUô FAlüiAB.
New
• «•«»uni \
Al.
n y Du
v,
■fl
«me qiiuri,
foil
In,
Of
it :
im. i,
■
i'
i.ivKNHn im/Mr/a w .
/
-
on
N OTICE.—f, J AS. C. MOllRUirtN
..WNKIl„r,he within ...s.,tlnoTui
IH-WCand Isll delivery </ Ills SU ", of ïliîwïïüi
lu and ftwSew ('»slUsminty, «n Mundarü!sî£Si
,l»y „fHovemlwr iw» I, Imins Um t rat tii * ,5Th
November term, A. I> Iss» lor lk*n»??o küïî
HU Inn uv invern »' the hoii»e fannerlv i..V. ''
the IJelKW.rcjlonw, in Hjh.iul 1*l.trj« nÔ .V
»IN,.»ui«. W.-l hïle llsy- t"m.k lim.drs. '
ln «Hirt county, nml to author»»« 1 .»'
-ali tif mt ixlctlinc llquom U\ le«» «lUsiitlth-«
lh»„ o;,.' quart, l„ Im drunk ou tlie^Ä" " Ï
the follow Ihm rs*-,| m* 4't ii hit* eltjlreu* nk'ii!ni»,u,i
this .»Id aiuiTlentlun Io wir , re« oinmend
.l»,"",'»»l.„, By, r ,i wirtdue.,
TM;,,""«*»'*'
* Ericïdllr,*. «."•MriÄn" 0 "'
lista. I Prltohanl, s. '
•I. T. Maxwell, Jhim*|i|i ß, Lutton
if M FUher. N imrod VVornül, *
Alexander IjiwIim, sir. .John Miller,
&»««•* l\ Morrlwui, Jutin*» <s II more,
" ol, " tr >'* JfHw l>. Wurrall,
oefl4-3tt .(AH. C. MoitHlVdV.
THF
•
In.lge
V r OïlCK -1,DAVID BOIJLDEN.OWNKR
XT or tin* s.ilitn ineiitluiMHl pretnii««'!* in
« .niiiilUmw wlin Aet of AwMni.hlyln sueliVaM.
lusde and prov t«l«**t. do hereby »five not lee t lint I
«-Imll N|iiilv In wrltlna to (lie honorable. I lie
•In<t|reN- i diet,part or General HeMtiom» of tin*
fv.M V «11.1 .lull ll. llv. ry ... the Hla.v ufiKuwaV,'
*>th day of November next, A. |>., ms
the ttrai dsy ol Hsid court, for u lloriiNe 'to keJu
»n in n or ta v 6 rn on Water street, between l>eU
w:,re and Harmony street». New «'»»tie. New
< Mille b il nd re. i. Heli.Mil District No. 4IV.
I lu ». I l.,l.,l o.",,v U,,„„r. In. q..,.,tlt|?.
<• hall «»ll.Mi.lul>. .in.nk .... tli»|.ri .iil»VA
follow I ns reN|MelMldeeltlxens. residents oY
•commend the mild wpplleatloo,
«
i.
of
and the.
►aid d(*trld,
nit :
up*
.1. M. Ilousuian,
. M. Ilerlwrt,
K. I.. ( haw,
Jam. « \\ llinot.
It. P. Jam 1er,
Samuel Guthrie,
A. C. Gray,
U mi. .1. Itiaek.
John J. Black.
Jacob Itlcbiirdsou,
W. H. Wolfklll,
J. \V. Ol y nier,
J. II. Folk,
•Hll4-3ti
VOTICK.—I,
-a OWN KU ..I
DAVID HOHLDKX.
MARTIN
the within
LEONARD,
■itloned preinlM'«,
In eompllniiei- with an Act of Asreiiilily In
pro» Idl'd, do hereby give notice
I Mit I «lis 11 apply In writing to the hoiiorabh
I lie Judges ol ilie Court of General SchnIoii« cf till
Peace and Jail Dr-lit cry of the Mate of Ihdaware.
iS.r."i T .. *»•» Monday, tin
JMth dav of NoveiHlH-r next, A. D.. 1HS2, being
I In Hi «i day of said court, for a lleenm* to keep ail
Inn or tavern. No. 40» 6ji«t Front at reel, In
the Second ward of the city of Wilmington, lieh,
mill to «ell Intoxicating liquor« In |e«« qiiaiilltie«
tliiin on«-quart, tolNMiruna on the premise»*, and
the loll.»Whig respectable olll*lll*, n»«blenl« ol
said ward, rceommend the «aid application, to
I
dt
of
|u
.
and
ul
to
It. II. Taylor.
A lexauder < bandter«,
» barb'« 4 aiiimn,
Henry Duk»m.
II. C. Kemble. M. D.
Perry »». » «»IIIur,
Henry», ttnller»,
John MclIiiKb,
Mark J. Tuek. r,
C. U lille,
Patrick I bi)noi.
Willi;
SaliiaiAel M« lebolr,
» . I>. Horner,
Joliu Gllllvan,
Robert he....
•bn It. Ibinbar,
1(4 .4 l|
•■»rye It. Melxtier,
It. HIvtIh-.
M. Wii'kerslinill,
W till:
I (areford,
hl«
Mlrliael * Tucker,
P
M Itneas, J. Mulrmmey,
John G. Ilyin s,
•loliu rariian.
MARTIN I.KONARD
•IIH-:ti*
Vorn E—I. DANIEL
» »\v N KR G F I be w.tbln un
•will!
M'ELWEE,
■iitb»ne«l premises
\sf4finltlv In »ueli
en«e liiuib and iir»»\l«b (| d.» hereby «fve nollee
Ibat I sh ill aiq.lt lu wrlliug Io ibe bonorable.lln
J in I )f« • « o 11 he C*»„ r t t»f General m-sslom of the
I eaee and Jail lb-livery of tile State of lbdaware,
" »'*r New Castle eoutil). on Monday, the
IIIINT IleXt. A. D., IMML »H*lli)i
sabl eonrl, fora Ib eu««- to keep aii
I i lie northeast eorner of Fifth
ei t« In ib, Flr«t ward of the
. I*' !.. and to s»-|: Intox teat I ng
qiiuutllles t lia ii one quart, lo
Ibe |.n iiilsr s, and tin follow In* ..
>|,friable clli/.«ii«, residents of «aid ward, recoin
n . nd the slid a|qdb-alb»n, |.. wit :
I • •*• MeMann«. J<»«epb Number).',
James Miiillh,
Andrew \\ lliielm,
Kmlle. Kucher,
(»eorge M. Itaeou,
'I IlKIfliU I >11II it.
Jam. » M. Keniia,
W llllain ItHXter.
Louis A. Kick ta.
Daub I McCusker,
John P. Duiiaboe,
« liarles » orrixau,
•lohn Muir >oney.
|f-i>
In e
I'd
Aef » f A
•gotli dav of N
(lie ltr«i day >
Inn
and Tatnail
ell) of W1 1 in t ii k t
ib|U ^
la
y ,
b
I«.
P. J. Kabi-46' k.
I.«
ar.l HI)ue.
« II. Harkins,
Jo«cidi » Ilium I.
• o'i» | i ''dm In r,
•lobn Kadi r,
A. Kick ta.
\ii)fn«t hd ! n, ami,
Michael J. Sharkey,
F. W. mill,
Joliu« Khieudner,
•« Krowu,
I onrad Kdb-r,
DA NIKI. MoF.I.WKE.
V < >TI (; E -1, B R I DG ET L A LL Y , O W N E R
4?* if f I HK witliln nientloiied nreiiilaea. In com*
p'binie with ana«! i»r A«M»-ml»|y ln «och care made
111 » 11 Iti-4*\ i'b-d. «I«» herehy give notice that I shall
■I|»|d> ill w-rilinx h» the oniioialde, the Jndae« of
■'Vi'"i';' 1,1 '"'"V 1 " 1 «.»»luii« „r 11,e iv«n ».„I
J ul Ib livi-rv <d tin- State of Delaware, In and for
< ,i«lle enmity, t»ii .Mmidny the 'JUtli dav of
emlMi next, A. D., INKS, hefn K tin ttr«t day
. tor a license
.
.
\
• 0
kee
211 Fast Front
ward, of lire
Del., mid to «ell
, - quaiiUtle« than one
•iliunk outlie |»reiuirir«, and the rol
•oa lug n «pcetnbli- « Itl/.en«, residetila «»f «aid
p'•••"•no iid (lie «alii aiiplleation. to w || :
Job:: t Ku«li, Robert Wallace,
N. It. \lorrl «011, John Plunkett,
... .. s Da via, s. S. Robert«
Mm. II Onlnn, Jim. J. IburebertV,
I ba«. N. If. Iteekelt. Hobt. M. Glbnon.
m ui. Hare,
T. It. Merritt,
» * -. „ , John W. Itutler,
l.ndwlir \Vall«4<|iiiiitt, Job u M. I.iuu
Kernard Ko« . » ba«. W« vl,
N b bill»« Jem, v , Mleb.n l Kenny,
" ' ! il ,:, . lkM * Fred.-rlek Fisher,
b .«. R. hwlug. Kernard Wolfaon,
•Min. M . Reviloid«,
V
ta» cm, at
lu the S«
••It) of M iliniuatou,
intoxieuthi)» liquor» In b
quart.
No.
*
I -
Ruht. K.
C. D. II
Henry Fdblinler.
BRIDGET LAI.KY.
VOTICE.—I, i-lliue (i. PLUNKETT,
OW N' KK OF the within iueiiti«iuednreuilN4>»
•«■with Mil Act of As«4*iubly in «in-h
. , , i . ''led, do hereb) give notlr««
Y 1 *', î'ball i«ppf\ in writing to tin* boitoruble, the
Ju.Ig.Hoti ,■• » otiri of General S.-««lon« of the
•lull DelDery o| Hie State of Ib-laware,
New » '»«tie <'«»limy, Oil Mondav, the
xt, A. D., I8K2. being
, lor a ||i en««- to keep
No. 200 West Fr.
ward of the city of
I to sell Intoxicating
quantities than one quart, to |»e
the premise», and the lollowiug re
«•la.lie « III/. eil-, ■•«•«ideuts ol'«aPI ward, recoui
'.said application to wit ;
Daniel McCuakcr,
A. Haulier,
Julius Guenther,
Frederick Well, Jr.
< liarles K. Ite«ag,
« . P. I »avia.
Austin V. »iiiynor,
Fred. D. Moo'ie.
R. T. Moody.
< . II. Kenton.
John MulriMiii' y,
•I I*i'«V , ** ,H * ***' r "* Bn '
phi up' g. PM'NKfrnr.
-ii
• I f.
'Jilt b <1:
sabl .
• t. In Hu- Vir«!
be
\N iluiinglon,
Del..
ii.,
i
Willi:
Jan.•• Mi-Kenua,
K. J. MeMann«.
:.«nn - Megurv,
Kiuilic Kin bi-r,
a« I. Ru««eli,
ail Keller,
John A. ( ••gan,
Tliotuas I »11 11 n.
li
Ji
I h
George Sleiulek« n,
Fred W. il.
JiiIiii s. Kradv,
I.«*
VOTICE.—I, DENNIS DOUGHERTY
h. ., l.'.ule,!/!,' 'in', 1 "' .. . lor..
.... . , a ," .*••' " r , ..*.cl,
.»lid Jail Delivery «»rtln* Stale uflb la
Skh da'v or Not'! » MunilH) ,
J>lb.la\ "I N«.\ember next. A. D., 1882, being
i »ai l court, r«»r a He-— * • ^
ru. known a» tire h|»iinr
/•i '; r !V " -*Vfi«M»l District» No». *j:t and 1 ?.'», m
wl.bllslrlrl. ... n.l II,, >.|,| a|>,.llcwOui, 1 iu
i
llo
•»i d I V
tlu
keep
Kim
I
. Tlioini
Georg« D. Ayer»,
I aid Hogan,
» 'liarles It. D<
Robert Kee
John II. I.v
RoIm-i t Itai ireiT,
John Dougbert v.
Joliu M<-«'aun, '
M I » -1 1 it « -1 Kle««iug|oii
R. W. Reeil, Jr., '
bi.
Hugh RimhI,
DENNIS DOrGIIEKTY.
'■
I
. ." Blv»»lngl«»n,
11 up li lloll.-in'd,
..Ill» MeC.-ir
niglrerly,
Th
» J. I.
.1 I*. «
i iioiM.iK Toy
R'iberl WalVt-i,
John Wh-r.
Kluplu-n s.-ott,
I > mJH Clowrr,
John Ried.
11
KEENER'S
Oyster Hay and Dining Saloon.
lia
of
MARKET STREET.
M. al« »ei
veil from 7 a. in.
12 night.
M'pa-am-14
PEIRCE & COOK
?
Ib-al Estate and Stock Brokers,
SEVENTH and mhipi.ky hth.
Kuoah h. cook.
*ep7H-l-14
a''. !..
J* JAt'KHON I'K
K.
1
'F.A ! TEA f TEA !
■ Mc in ,dre. U ,..«, ufvcrv cl,„le., „c. „„„
v, •'"»"K them ourjii.tly r.mou.
■fl »K. «le. I lier.*' KU.»I. .re .11 choice hr.,id. ...d
TFA h'" ""' rv '' * tl,al '-y «h lover, of flood
NV«-,
••• also constant It
» 'bole*
dvlng new invoices
Java, MtK'ha. Kio
Lagimyrm and Maracaibo « , ott»-c». Coffee 12. 1»!
In, 20, 22and «uir «'liotee Breakfast C»ffee"
Which I» une«|ualle«| any w I
r«»:i»tf»| under
Of COKKKK8.
25c.
. Dur »'«»Kees
personal supervision.
i'
*• Spices a specialty.
fi
Rev.
City.
CRIPPEN'8
—TEA STORE—
No. 5, E. Second St., Wil., Del.
will
FOURTH EDI]
STABBKl) ON r
A Pol *tical Speako
Position.
$4,5oo AGAINST
küïî
''
.V
'
.»'
Ï
THF
1 tiies
r's J*
rani
MUKiiek
^ A kruMp.
M
III.. '
1 hiiinaa m ,{^' "tille
Larbondale, » ,ul "ji"H'i, ,
attempt to kilt i,i li . ,U,, î"
knife, uihI Mug prevent"! a lal
kkkwell, ami »„„i, , v ►'si, I
s.s.K.r.ts 3 "'!
"**»«■ Sr. niLlftfli
A Man Trl«*
in
I
I lie
tin*
keJu
l>eU
New
4IV.
oY
Oct.
I
lUivolting Ubei,
Th«
London, Oct. u , . -•
C entral News from St o
di«i-uh «crivTihar;.
thvK.mii,,',"7;;';;;;;''ifli.
"f '■"«» Or,, dm, „ , Ma '; "
rersians are tiiarehiniF l,lal
Ottoman troo^î^havïÂ i,,M
sÄXsjiir»
rliaü 1 ?" 11 * 1 ' î'" 11 Kiv, '" ll "- i'.ir'iv
*'" ,M —..
bilUh.
notice
till
tin
being
ail
In
lieh,
and
ol
to
I
-lal
TI.. •■•I««...,».
W*»HIN<.T..N, Oct. 14_Tl.e
of 1.1.1111..,ant Dait.-ni.nu,
hoard of inquiiy
n<* »lese ri lieil
•*xar
. ' r '»y tire J,
, «lira „
.. R* detail Hu
"poll the vessel at Mar,.
He said the Wl .„. „ .
•tr.-i.Ktli, .. U...UK ,, Lhi
l.avu I..-.-.. r..|uir...l I ,'.7
'a.k Ululer huilai,,.,,.. II,.,..«',.
Ibat «he wa» aa »Iri.iu. K '
make her.
* »* |»aii
•'•laud \»v
■
i>h |KM
Aw*r«l«4i Dining
PHII.AOKI.fHU, 0,1. u —Till.
Ml«. A1111 It* MiH-ilur l,.m'uv,'nl»,L
'■TI' ' , [ " rv ' y ' pr**l*ri.-t..i uf,
ilol|.li III II«, which him,. Jam,
>t*» uf III,- alu.,.1 a yen. »,
i 'rn U . ry ''"'O MM
verillLt, which, ii|H>n
luorillltg waa Ii„„„i u . la * ( "
plalnllti, awarding her $4,MH). Tl.
a mm,her of «linllar «mt» t„ rultow.
An lit her Thiel Arre.le,l.
Pnil-EI.ELPHIA, Oct. 14.—1 har
hlrk, a Knirer, wa» arrrkhil
dn, ce laut lllirht Ihr ciu.plr.rv wilh
, Brown, cE-atnrc kr-riN-r at ihe Alin
■» defraud the elty He held iE
hall lor a hearh.L' on Krliiav um
»ueli
nollee
the
the
»H*lli)i
aii
Fifth
the
I ng
..
Tlie ban Triune«» Kralen,
Philadelphia, Oct. u |,itlir o
Common Pleas lo-iiav. fire Court c
that there
ol the gas trust«
•re no ground« for the tl
, - tlie suit of t
against them to compel tlictn i
their trusteeship.
ice«
The Standard Jla*n't. |
New Voit k, Out. H.-Ttir uflin
Rlfhrnoi.ii » ml liHiivill«. Kuilr. >a«l
(Hj»itiv*-ly ,1,'t.y li..* Kt.t.'tm'iil MiJ
ntandar.1 Oil < < .>rti|.unybu.l inm'liau-d]
irolltng liiten »l it. timl nmj.
E R
com*
made
shall
of
».„I
for
of
day
A Diubolieal PI«»!.
A plot
this city huf> In*
•f petroieiirn
fmwder have b«-«-n fourni on the preml
61 ui «bal Ne) '«Sou.
Paris, 0«q. 14—Count Napoleon
son ol Marshal N»*y, died yesterday
•eventy.
lire
«ell
one
rol
«aid
Rioa, Oct. 14.
IM'rlal theatre i
c .verril. B.
tilJITl t
Mr». I.angtry Nail«.
London, Oct. 14. -Mr« l.angtn mJ
company bailed for New York ou (lie A
to-day.
Arabi a Trial.
Cairo, Oct. 14.—The trial of
Pasha has lx*cn fixed for Monday trextJ
«in-h
the
the
the
of
|»e
re
* # * " It Is a great
the right time." The p«
eurent of the kidney*
duty to iierform in
age of Kidney-Wort. It invi»cor;»t»
orguu* und by its cathartic uml <11101110
cleanses the whole system of all had lima
du tlie right t
HUllJWl
liver li.
r JK ÄAOA A L.
J^OTICE
2D KD1TION NOW KKAIIV.
THK I'lU'KKT MAN
"A I*«M-k«-t t'ydopedla, " WriliTnamlTn
' Read) Ib-ference H*»"k
Contains over 20.000 Synoiivmuiis Wur'ls:
«•IK» Won!» and i'lira««-», alone worlh p'
the whole book; Church <'ah*n«lar;(»n
bly Room»; Title» um-iI Iii Unlt«*«l
viatioua; Rub*» for
all «M-ea»lt»u»; Woman '» « 'liane«*» •>! X*
from earcrully-eouipiled »tatlslli-«: lutere»
ta Iiee, Area and Population Tal»l«*»:l u' > nl
Purllamcutary »'hart«; Kusine»» Laws
etc.; PerjH'tual Caivndar; Ilniuestli-and r
Postal Rates; Stamp Dllti«*», Law-, H« ; :H
Read Human Nature: Cost of tlie War:
ilolbla) »; Laiigiiage of Flown
very cs«ence or a large llltrary
!»(H-K«*t book style, il. 00, in
WANTED.
-iiialioii: Ktlqiret
,
^
m
iu
• (I ..
A« « I
llilril.
K. C. RIKKKL A (0.
831 Arch Street. l*hl|»'lelP
fi, 20-tf
IS
1847
ROGERS BWi
Meriden B ri la nu in ^
REED & BARTOl
ll
Silver plated ware from tin* • |, " nr
known manufacturers. Handling« 1 " 1
«I«». *v«
men»«* quantlth'H Dial
«aided to offer »pedal prices.
mitlîifadlo».
A lamp that will give you
suspended from the celling. I > f» w 11 ' ,,lW '
when In use, push It up " f
when «loue. Prie«' 1«» I'-**
lirilHantlyl
The Aral *n«l second
lighted every night express!) f'» r ' M
D<> n«»t ' '
to come and »ee.
T 9
LAWTON
K
CHINA BAZAAR.
605 MARKET
S
octl4-8t-75
fi CARD. 0 f loti!
To all who sr# • UÊ * rt 2£j ï > eïÂKj®ri'S
crftlon» of youth, nervous we**n # ^
Rev. JOSEPH T. INMAN, swu«*» »•»
City.
will

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The daily gazette. [volume], October 14, 1882, Image 4
About The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883