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SECOND EDITION
ROBBED ON THE TRAIN
Proceedings ol the Baltimore
Synod Session.
AN EARTHQUAKE IN KANSAS.
A G UK AT STRIKE.
A Gold Find In tl»e Organ Mountains
That Groat«» Much Kaciteineut.
flfadley*» Pointer». 3
The $60 pl«*ce of free gold ore, sent, from
the new discovery, the Copper Duke in the
On/an mountain*, is the object of more ad
miral ton than any other late acquisitions to
the display at Denver. The piece is not
larger than oue'» liât, and the large nuggets
and w ires of gold appear throughout the
mass. The gangue is of decomposed quartz
aud Irou, and of entirely dltlercnt appear
ance from auv other gold ore» we have ever
teen in New Mexico. We regard this strike
iu the Organs as great iu importance as any
thing in the way of new discoveries that has
been made in the past year in the territory.
This, with the wide enthusiasm which has
been aroused by the rich developments in
the Perche districts, Is sending large
liuiuliers of people into the almost unin
habited mountain portions. They naturally
ray that if the precious metals have been ac
cidentally discovered iu
already then* must be only a beginning, and
equally valuable discoveries may be made
by any one who makes the search. The
possibilities of wealth In the mountains of
New Mexico have never been half shown.
We have called these men fanatics, who,
three years ago, predicted even less develop
ment thuu is Lo day accomplished. Ill the
future we shall adtipt the prognostications
of the most saguiuc.
—The United States and Mcxlc
«»wus six mines very near this rich strike.
The ores now on exhibition at the company's
office, Seventh and Shipley streets arc of tin*
same foimatiou iu every respect. There
is no doubt that a rich surprise awaits a
development of the claims.
Ollieiul figures.
Registrar Frazier's report for the week
ending Octol»er 21, is as follows :
Total numb, r of deaths, 17, classified as
follows: Born In the IJultc«] States, 1*5;
foreign, 4; inale, ID; female, 7; white, 18;
black, 4; under 1 year, 4; l to 2, 1; 2 to 5, 1;
ft to ID, 2; 20 to 30, 1; SO to 40, I; 40 U* 50,
2; (k) to 70, 3; »0 to 100, 1; adults, 0; minors,
8; died ill almshouse, I.
Causes of death : Bilious remittent fever,
convulsions, cyanosis, heart disease, mein
brauous croup, marasmus, natural causes,
olujj age, scarlatina, tetanus, typhoid fever,
h 1; consumption, 3; paralysis, 3.
Deaths by wards: First, 1; Second, 1;
Third, I; Fourth, 1; Fifth, 3; Sixth, 3;
Eighth, 4; Ninth, 1; Tenth, 2.
For the c«»rre*ponding week last year then*
were 21 deaths.
Dining the w.-ek 8 bo«lies were taken
away, sud 1 brought here, for iuterment, umi
1 faken through the city.
Birth* for the week, 34; 19 white males
and 1ft females. By wards: Second, 1 ; Third,
Fifth, 2 ; àixth, t» ; Seventh,
Ninth, 4; Tenth,!».
l iages reported.
K. B. Khazkk, Registrar.
many part»
Syndicate,
ft ; Fourth,
6 ; Eigl th,
There were 3 w hite
Talking by Telegraph.
The Mutual Union Tidegraph Company
has commenced to make I lie us«; of its w ires
for purposes of ('«inversât ion, a s|M*cial fca
ture ol its business. In a circular just is
sued the company says: "By direct c«»m
munirai ion h. tween c«»rres|»«indents more
«•an frequently be accompli*!««*.! iu a few
minutes than by the exchange of a large
number of telegram« in the usual way« thus
a Heeling an ln«|M>rtant saving iu time. E
this service a « lung«* w ill be made dependent
upon the length ol circuit used and the time
occupied, which chargt; will lx* governed
largely by the ordinary telegraphic rate.
Monthly «»r yearly contracts for «luily ser
vice may in* mode h favorable rates." Man
uger Jervis of the otU.-e in this eity said to
day that «julte a lengthy conversation could
lx* conducted between Wilmington and
Philadelphia for '50 « cuts ami t liât there is
very little cost attached to conducting con
isation between points more distant iront
each other.
Mr. IfaMtlni," »ad Workingmen.
Louie IIahu, who has been a foreman at.
Seidel A Huntings' works, details
conversation
HftHtingH,the ('oiigreoaioual « an.li.lalc of the
1U'piil»li«'ana, in wliich that genllemau posj
tively etated that Hie foreman,
iugman, had no rightH which lie (Mr.
Haetinur»), as his en»| l«»y«*r, w
r«*spect. This is only of iutereat to allow
how widely at variance Mr. Hastings' pri
vate assorti.»
up«ui the stump.
excited
Id
Mr.
d
lx xi i it 1 t
• with those lie makes
A Democratic S«»v!al Club.
Tin* young Democrats of the east eml of
the Ninth ward have organized a soeiul
organization for mutual improvement and
the diseussioii of |xdilh'ul and oth,*r mat
ters. They meet «»nee a week at the houses
*»f different ineinlKTs, but eomtcmplate I».*
fore long t«> estublisli a reading r«x»m for
Ibemselves. The otHeers of the asa«K*iatiou
hre ; Pres Id« lit, J«»lui Taylor : Secretary,
Kennard Smith ; Treasurer, William it.
Il«»pe. •
Matthew» a Itlalne Man.
R. Simkett Matthews was one of the
speakers at a Republican muss meeting held
iu Horthrullural Hall, Philadelphia, Satur
day evening last. During Ids speech Mr.
Matthews declared that lie w
"Stalwart," ami despised tin' name ; that
"a James (L Blaine Republican," an
which created great, enthusiasm
«1 ihre«* rousing cheer« for the
Knight."
n«»t a
utterance
and te
"Plum
A Watch Stolen.
Latt night
the train that leaves Plilla
•Ridcnt of WilmingU'ii
relieved of a watch between Philadel
phia ami Tli ur low. He w
under the Influence«»f liq
•Iclphia at 11.32
unewliat
ami can hardly
tell where he wo« robtxd, tut «upposc« it
at Thuriow, where In* wu« «linken l»y
two stranger« who trie«! to wake him ami
llien got off the cars.
Charged With Illegal Arrest.
On Satimlay ulght Officer« Hennis and
White, for Illegally arreetiug Hugh John
«on und John Postlen for eauaing the
arrcMt of C'harle« Dietz, a young man livid
by the Mayor to appear at court for illegal
voting iu Uie Eleventh ward, wt;re
*h put
under hail by Justice Bertoletre to answer at
Lut WHJi a .Stun«.
A man named Mousley, living In flu* Ninth
ward, reported at tke City Hull thi« morn
ing with Ida head badly eut by a stone
thrown by a man witli whom he lia«l a mis
understanding of some kind. The wound
<1 Motisley left c«»n
ftideriiig the advisability ol having hi«
assailant arrested.
dressed by <»ffi<
A <Jue»Uon of Name«.
A man
belog drunk and disorderly w
Hession, and not Patrick Hasson, the w«'ll
aud favorably known furniture d«*alcr.
•ently t.rie«l at Police court for
Patrick
CITY ITKM8
Chai. H. Vary, Phtia. Messenger, 603 Market.
Niuiarley A Co., Photographers, 302 Market «t
Kam ou s Ringgold Band In concert i fetober 21
Secure tickets early. Popular prices 26, 36 and
to eeuts.
Before purchasing don't fail to call
the **M
Heater,
Slilpley street.
lK»e« yo
ogle und Royal" Ranges,
Range and Stove llous
ove need repairing? Do you need
7 18» you wlsii to exchange your
stove or rauge? Il h.» call ai
Heater, Range and Stove Hou
Shipley street, and he will give
No trouble to show good«.
at Sehoen's
, 20« to 213
Sehoen's
. 20« und 213
you a buguln.
TU K BALTIMORL SYNOD.
l*raeM<Un(>Btth« s««luu In Baltiuiom—
M«i>urM of th« rrwbywrf at New
Culle.
The Baltimore Synod of the Prctbytciiau
Church is in scssiou in Baltimore. New
Castle Presbytery reported a loss of 151
communicants and u gain of $2,9&i in col
lections. On Saturday, by invitation of the
Rev. Samuel A. Otvley,
West >ottiugbam, Cecil
place of meeting next year. A paper on
tempérance presented bv Rev. J. F.
Jenuisou was referred. Mr. W. II. Cole,
agent of the Maryland Bible Society,
spoke of the work of the parcut society in
the fourth general distribution of Bibles in
the States and Territories. Of 58,000*000
population in the Uutted States oue family
in five are reported to he destitute ol Bibles.
The Maryland Society reports that in e
vasaing Washington, Montgomery and St.
Mary's counties, a large part of Cecil and Al
legany eounMes and a small part ol Calvert
county, it was found that about oao family
lu seven were destitute of the Bible.
Immediate action was urged. A eoiumuni
cation in reference to the work of the
womeu's syndical committee on home mis
sions, amt a plot est from Rev. George Mor
riaon of the Baltimore Presbytery, were re
ferred. Rev. D. J. Beale presented a report of
the Committee ou Education, stating there
were IS candidates lor the ministry wtthiu
the bounds of the Synod—seven in Balti
more PresbytCtv, two In New Castle Pres
bytery, oue iu Rio Presbytery and eight in
Washington Presbytery—15 of whom had
been assisted by the Board of Education to
the extent of $1,400. It wus to be deplored
that more young
ministry. The report
marks by Revs. Hquler, George .1. Joues,
Cross, Moduli, Jeu it (sou, Sweet and others.
A communication from Rev. J.A.Warden,
general secretary of Sunday school work,
urging the appointment of a standing coin
nilttee on statistics and measures for im
provement of work was referred,
committee on organization made a rc|M>rt
covering and somewhat revising the old
standing rules of the synod. The com
mittee on the treasurer's report r«|M»rf«*tl the
accounts correct. The expenditures were
$175; receipts, $303.04 ; balance on hand,
$33.2».
A reduced Apportionment to presbyteries
for ex|M*iisT*N of synod
follows: Baltimore $05, New Castle $.*»0,
and Washington $15 ; also that publication
of the sy nodical reports Is* discontinued. A
rule was (Hissed fixing (he salury of the
stated clerk at $75 a year. The recommen
dation to dispense with publication of the
synodical iv|h>n was rejected, and the re
Im irfc of the committee was adopted us
amended. The synod then udjournei
to day.
the Synod selected
couuty, Md., as the
of
a.
were not cutcring the
adopt cd after re
The
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•mied
lil
THK KK1) IIKN'S PAH A OK.
How H'ISmlugtoii Will t»«* H«*p»esei»lc«l In
PliiiuUelpliia T«»-»in»rrmv.
About :5oo Rc«l Men of this city will at
tend the pa lath* of the secret s«n*ieti«*s ii
Pliihttlclphia to
Miiujuu I'iIIm*
8, iu charge of Edwin F. Eckel,
Mishincwa, will meet at tin* new stall«>u ut
0.3«) a. in., at 0.4ft taking »q»«**-iul «M r* for
Fhila«lclphia. Tiny will Ih* lamhd al
Broad and Prime at reels, when* th«*y are 1«»
l»e met by Pas-ayunk Till»«* No. 130, wIi«*m
gm'hts they will l»e, lieaded by the WVeeae«»«'
Legion tiaud, and taken, ult« r a short sire«'!
parade, to their wigwam, where a
banquet will be given them. They will
occupy a jMwition iu the first «II vision of the
parade,
west of
N«».
ill form
South limit
They will num
her 100 ni«'ii. llebiwarc L«*gi«m, under
William F. Harrison, Minhim wa, and aids
Ji.M-|»h A. B.»n.I aud iJaiihd Rous, will meet
at Sixth and Shipley at 7 o'clock lo nu
morning, and ulter a short street parade,
heailt* I l»y I he Star Cornet Band <»t
Reading, will leave f«»r iMiila«lclpiiiu at
'clock, iamling at Broad and KillaTt
•cupy a p«»sitioii
South
Broad.
streets. They
iu th«* tifill division and will form
str«*«*t w«*st of Twenty second. Two hundred
men will be iu line. Both |iartl<'H will «I
in daik suits, Derby hats and white glows.
Sashes will be worn by th«»sc parading, tin*
rank of the wearer regulating the color
thereof.
will
I'liaMing lluil riayers.
Yesterday afternoon Oflie. rs Yiekera aud
surrounded about loo f.uli plavcrs
on the low land «ni the soutli side of Maik.-t
street bridge and made a sudden rush. The
l»oys fie.l in every directh
I.l in* - «'«»afs appeared,
out his la.y
A large crowd of spectabirs saw the flight of
tin* In.ys, and It is iei»orU*d that «»iïl.er
Vick
t'»
»on as Hie
Euch «.flli-er pick««)
«1 made l«»r him auceersl'iillv.
sub* tin* fastest Him* «•
he flew over th«* fiais,
his prisoner
exclaimed : "Oh, my (i«si, Mr.
wasn't playing ball."
Hall all the same, and will bo
healing.
Ileal last captured
up his hamis ami
Vickers, 1
to the
di" Hire
lie was lak«'
given a
lleatli of a C'liihl.
\ ««terday a colored infant/ 7 montlis old,
<li»*«l in Soutli Wilmington
known cause». The lilllc «
tend«*d by Dr. Bliss bOim*
Die mother «»I the little on.
■ hud Iie«'ii at
reeks ag,
, who r«*|K>rt4'd
two sime thaï lier « hlid
was getting better, applied to Dr. Bliss for a
certificate <»f death.
correctly n*fus«*d to give, and the <'or«
and Dr. Ogle took tile matter in hand,
former giving the necessary crtittcate, death
having ri sulted from a malaria affection.
id
alivtut a week
I hut the physician
the
T«u Se nds of Humble.
Leavf.nwokth, Kansas,
earthquake sl:ock, lasting lo
curred here last night.
Oct. 23.-An
seconds, <»«•
THK UAILKUAD9.
A I.ocl Time Table with Uie I .at eat
Corrections.
TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON FOR
I'HiLA.— 2.00*— 2.23* — 8.30—6.66 7.001—7 L0
—8.10f—8.1fr—y.ou|—w.ay;—y.L8t_iu.3u--N 6.3 a
im-IXOOf in : 12.16— 12.3H—1.63—2.30 J —4.00—
5-17*—6.30f—6.10—6.38*—7.26 —7.30*—0.66* pm._
York — 2.00*— 2.23»— 6.30— 7.fAi-v 60—
11.63 a. ui— 12.38—1.63—6.17*—6.38*—7.26 p.iu.
Baltimore— 1.06*—1.42*—4.61*— 8.06* — v.17
10.00 a. III.—12.26 —1.00—1 .Ol>—6.00—6.00—6.67_
a
N
11.04* p. in.
Wabiiiwoton—1.42*—4.61*— 8.06—V.17 a in
—1 00-1.08—6.67—11.04* p. m.
Haltim.
1.06*—y.17 lo.oo a. in;—l.oo—6.
» Trains
intkkm
HTATIOK8—
it
p. in.
d Sunday.
ning lM»th dfttly
tTrains running only on Sunday.
I Oonnont .l pnij'i Furry lur old d.fcot,
Broad and W ashington avenue.
Dklawahk Railroad— 6.00*— u.10 a. m;—1.06
—3.00*—6.26f p. m. No Sunday train«.
* For Now Castle only
t For Harrington and
Wii.miroton 6l Northkrn
m;—106—6.00—6.30 p. m. On Sunday lor
Reading and St. Peter—8.10 a. ui.
Dklawahk W
Intermediate nations.
railroad— 7.47 a.
turn Railroad— 7.06—10.30
a. ni;—6.30 p. m. Sunday traiu« lu.30a. m—6.ou
p. ui.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT W
LMINGTGNFROM
PHILADKLCHIA—12.60—1.00— 1.32»— 4 47» _7 .r,
*®1 2.30f —2.60— 4.36— 4.66— 6.40—6 63—6 21
6.48—7.36f—7.66—y.60—10.38 —lu.58 p. ni.
Nkw Y«,rk— 1.32*—4.47*—8.(«t—y.p2 a ni-—
12.60-1.07-4.66-6.48*-l0.68p. ui. '
HaLTIMORR 1 .61 *—2.13*—y.34—y.64—11 43 ft
m:—12. lie—1.6u—6.11 *—8.3U*—7.24—0.40*"*
Wash I rotor— 1.61»
». in.
2.13—11.43a. iu;—12.36
—1.60—6 11»— 6.30*—7.24—y.49* p. m.
* Both daily and Sunday,
t On Sunday only.
Dklawarkrailiuiad— 8.60—lo.l6»a.m*—12.06
—6.06*—6.06 p. ui. No Sunday trains. '
* From Now < histlc only.
WiLMlROTOR k Northkkr railroad—6.2T—
On Sunday from
8.40—11.36 a. in;—6.40 p. m.
Reading and St Peter at 7.10 p. m.
Dklaw ahk Wkhtkkn Railroad— 8.00a
2.16 p.m. Sunday train« y.lo a.
m;—
.;—6.4o p. m
TRAINS LEAVE FOR WILMINGTON
Pbiladklfhia N
Broad Strickt Dbtot—
12.30»— 3.66*—6.30—7.20*—8.00—8.21—8.36f-10 16
-11.30-11.60 a. Ill;—12.23—1.32f—1.32—3.16—
4.02— 4.26 - 6.05— 6.20— 6.66— 6.06t — 6.36 —8.30*
—y.30— lo.oo— U.32» p. m.
Broad ami» Wamuihutom atbndk— 6 . 30 — ï.oo
—10.16 a. m;—1.30—3.10—4.30—6.16 p. m.
New Castlk— 8.33—iu.uo—11.46 a. m.— 4.4«—
6.4« p. m.
* Dally and Sunday,
t On Suuuay only.
WThs block ligures denote tlie Limited
Ei press traiu».
_
OUR MAILS
Tlielr Arrival and Departure, Taking
Kneel July 1st, £88*.
Tho Po.it Office In this city will be open dally,
except Hunday, from 6.30 a. in. to 0 p. in.
Private boxes are accessible until 11 p. in. On
Suudays open from 8.30 to t».\i
boxes accessible from 6 to 8 p. m.
sale it»--up window will close at 6.30 p. in. The
money order office will close at 0.00 p. u*.
MAILS CLOSS AS FOLLOWS :
NORTH.
Wilmington k Northern Railroad to Reading
the Baltimore Central south
.4o a. m.
a. in. Private
The whoio
Pa., and points on
of Ohadda Ford, 7
Philadelphia closod pouch, 8.80 s. m.
Philadelphia ami waymall, 0.00 a. m.
New York, Ponnsylvauia and points east and
west, 0. u. in.
Delaware Western Railroad to Landenberg,
10.00 a. m.
Phthniclphia, New York city, Pennsylvania
and New Jersey, 11.60 a. in.
Philadelphia, New York and all points oast
and west, 1.30 p. in.
hlludeipUia, Now York and all points cast
and west, 4.40 p. m.
Philadelphia and Now York cities, closed
pouches, 0.36 p. in.
Pennsylvania west of Lancaster, and all
potuts west end southwest 0.86 p. m.
All points north, oust, west aud southwest,
ll.oo p. in.
All Louisiana Is veut west except New Orleans
which is sent south on through malls.
COUTH.
Baltimore and way mail, 7 40 a. m.
Washington aud ull points south, 7.40 a. m.
All points on the Peninsula, 8.3u a. m.
Supplementary mall for the Peninsula, «.00
a. n».
Baltimore, Washington and all points south,
13.30 |>. in.
New|»ort, Stanton, Newark, Elkton and
Havre de (trace, 12.30 t». iu.
Points on Baltimore rentrai, between Por» de
Posit, Northeast and i -hadd's Ford,12 30 p. m.
Baltimore and fifty Line steamers, 4.4o p. m.
Pemnsula north of Harrington, including
Delaware t'ity and St. Georges, 6.60 p. m.
Baltimore, clt»s«:d pouch, 6.60 p. m.
Haltiuioro, Washington aud ail points south
S1AOT FOR DKLIVKRY.
Wiliuingtou A Northern Railroad,
I
II.
MAILS A Hill VR
*
fl 30 p. m.
New Y«»rk, Philndclphln, Washington
«I all other f»oiuls, 6.30 p. ui.
Philadelphia, New York and points
north, east and west, 8.30 a. tn.
From way mail (tom Philadelphia, B.30a. in.
Piuiinsula and all notth of Harrington
i
»■
i.-.
u.16 a. in.
liallluiore and way mall, W.60 a. m.
Fr«»m Itultimure, 1*2.30 p. in.
Peninsula mail, 12.30 p. m.
Philadelphia, New York and points
«1 east, 1.:iii p. m.
From liullltuoro, Washington and points
south, 2.20 I». in.
!
Delaware Western Railroad, 2.20 p.m.
Philadelphia, New York and poluls
north and cost, 6.40 p ui.
Baltimore, Washington
suntli and southwem, 6.40 p. Hi.
Curriers deliveries ns f«»(i«iws : 6.30 a. m.. gen
end; lu.uu a. tu., partial; 1.30 p. in., general; 4.
p. iu., partial.
Collections from street bt»Xes
carriers at 6.30
I ru
I
Fn
«I points
do by the
«I 10.00 ft.
An Hdtlithiiml collection will I»
I i. m. fYoiii all Imxes between
oiuihurd and Wilier
inclusive. On Sunday a lull collecti
made at 6.
delivery should hede|N»sil<*«l in the Post I »Ith
len miuÙb-H l»eforc the li«»ur ol «ieiivery.
W. Y. SWIGGKTT. Postinailer.
.,1.30
d 4.00 p in.
do ut 7.:n»
JeNcrsw
•I I'lilrtcenth streets
will Wc
Ijucal letter»« for carrier '
w
ILSON'b
\
UNDERTAKING ROOMS,
610 KINO STREET.
Counecte.l with Telephone Exchange.
l'ail -
OPEN ALL NIGHT.
J. A. WTIÜON,
PlINKRAL IMHXCTOR.
2-12-14
lAKVKTH AX It OIL I'LOTIIS .
CARPETS.
FALL 1882.
CARPETS—Rest new
'styles
l>o<ty liriissels nml N'clvrts,
$1.50 and fl.tiO.
f ' Altl'ETS—Rest new styles
Tapestry Brussels, $1.00 and
$ 1 . 10 .
CARPETS—Newest styl
lajH'stry Brussels, 75 cents.
08
CARPETS — New choice
Extra Super Ingrains,
styles,
$ 1 . 00 .
CARPETS—Newest styles
Super Cotton Chain Ingrain,
SO cents.
CA It PETS—Rost all-wool
Ingrains, 75 cents.
CARPETS — Best Hall
wool Ingrains, 60 cents.
CARPETS — Best Cotton
Mini Wool Ingrains, 50 cents.
CîAHPETS —Bust. Rag in
all grades, 40, 45, 50, 60 and
75 cents.
CARPETS — Ilcmp,
coils; yard wide.
25
CAltPETS—Stair,
Hall, any width.
Entry,
Oil Cloths, Linoleum, Curtains,
Upholstery in all its
branches.
W.
M. Kennard & Co
621 Market Street.
ept 2 t-inwf-tr >143
THIRD EDITION
NEW YORK WALKERS
Pirate Ilubbell Issues a New
Circular.
BOMBS EXPLODED AT LYONS
Th» Walking Match To «lay.
Nkw York, Oct. 33.—'The score of the
walking match, U a.in., I* Hughe* fU mile's,
lluzucl (H, Rowell «2, Norcmac 57, Hart Ml
lleity 54, Fitzgerald 54, Fauchet 54, Vint
New York, Oct. 83.— 1 The score at, 11 a.
n»., was : litiges 7X, Hazacl 78, Howell 70,
Norcmac, f.l>, Hart «8, Fitzgerald «7, Finchot
05, Hart 171, Vint 54.
Nkw York, Oct. 38.—One o'clock score.
—Hughes 02, Hux.ii.l ÎH), Kowdl SI,
Norcmac 80, Fltxgcrald 7
Herty 74, Fauchot 72, Vint i
New' Yohk, Oct. 28.—3 oVIock score.—
Hughes 100, Haxael 1ft.Rowell 87, Noremac
84, Hart 88,Fitzgerald 82,Hertz 7», Fanchot
78, Vint 05.
W.
Hart 78 ;
Deadly Bombs ni I.yon».
Lyons, Oct. 23.— Several t»um lia exploded
in u icHtauraut adjoining the theatre this
morning, injuring many people. It is I**
licvc«l to be the work of those engage«! in
flic anti munfcifml demonstration. An in
vcstigatUm has begun.
Tl»e PiumhIhii Parliament.
Bkui.iv, Oct. 23.-—Th«» new Prussian
Parliament Is represent«*«! ns follows : Uon
Hci vallvcs, 15« ; Catholics, 1«) ; Poles, 550 ;
National Liberals, 00 ; Pr«»grcsHihls, 40 ;
Secessionists, 30. Tin* repeal «»f existing
laws against the Socialists Is expected.
Pirat« llnbbell Still at If.
Wariiinuton, Oil. 23. —A new circular
calling u|»oii nil dc)iu«|iicnt clerks to pay
up their assessment»« was handed to the head
«»I the burcauit f«»r distribution among Hie
clerks In their office* this morning.
Cheat«
*> ,luinl»«»re«.
( ill sTF.it, Pa., Oct. 23. Tin* Bi (Vnten
ial of Penn's lauding Is h»-ing ccleitratcd
k lauding,a parade ami a historical
by a
meet lug. A greut crowd «»I strange
i
ll«rr.**g«»% IHK'» Ho««»It.
Yikvna, 0*4.. 255.— Tin* revolt in llcrzc
g«»vina is Increasing. Many c«»uv«*iip(s ur«
d joining I In* iiiburgcnts.
dchcrting
THK U I V M tUlt KfL
Wliat Wfl KM a«i«l Wliat We I'ay for It—
To-«lay*» Street Market (Jimtatloo*.
'
MKATH A Nt» l'K«>VIHI«»NH.
Huiler, per |m.
►à<KS. Wholesale, par «I«*
fj<gs. retail, per «loaoii_
Cliicknns, retail, per poun
Chickens. |kt pair.
SpriiiK chickens, per pair.76 w
Soring chickens, per pound.17 ki
Chickens,|>er |hI. wholesale.13 M
Sirloin steuks per |h»ui»«i.26 w
Rump steaks per iMiuml.22 kt)
K«mnd steuks per |M.und.IH ty
Hit* r«nu«t per jhhiihI. 26 «y
Cliuek roM-- t p«tr pound.14
Slewing pieces.
itoiliiiK bits I »er iM»und.
Slit ns, per pound.
Kl.liiey fat,per pound .
Lamh eliups, |*er pound ....
feinth roasts, per |M»umI_
Mutton chops, per pound..
Mutton I'imikIs, p«*r pound..
Veal cut lets, per ymund_
Veal rousts per pound_
Hums, wholesale, per |»OUhi
«I .
.6 .38 jÿ f 4U
: S S
.23
,2U
. 1
i
.14
. M I
.•at
,:iu
.id
.12
.10
.10
9
.16 4J)
.16 q
.12 $
.26 U
.16 9
.26
.26
.1«
.26
.18
.16 mi
.17
nan»*, wii.iiasaie, per poun
Hums, slicml, jMjr pouml.2u ^
Shoul.lcrs, Whole-Mile,per pound .12^
Shoul.ters, retail, per pound... .14
Rim *4» ii, retail, per pound.
Sausage, smoked, per pound ... .16
iiiMlgc, jM*r pound ... .16
« h eei»«. miuud ... .10 ft
.io a
i.12 m
.24
.16
lhib.gi.ft s
llogHlteiul
l*u»Tdl
laird, ....
loir.l, retail, per jniuiid
Gheese.
tugs, per pt
w holcrnic
•und
.12
•12S
»K*r |h.
.16
. .08 9
.12
visa.
I «.»listers i»er |»ound.
Block flflli, per pound ...
Rock itsli, per pouml.....
I'orgies, per pound..
White l'ereh, |»er )>oun«]
Trout, per pound..
Halibut, per pound.
Cattish, «»er |N»und.
Mackerel, |»er piece.
.16
. .12S
. .16
. .lu
.16
.18
.12
.12
.16
,10
.•a
.. .12H
.1*
VaOWTA HI. KM.
New imtatncp, |u»r burrel.
New potato«*!«, per half i»eck .
•i p«»toi
.Sweet potatoes. p< r half peek
per hull peck.
l'oinatoes, p. r « rule.
t'uhhugc, per I'.irrel.
Grata onions, per crate.
tîrute «»niom*, per half peck..
Ra«liiiiics, per bunch....--....
String beaus, per half peck,..
Lima buens, per busket.
New beeis, per I»
Corn, per basket
. 2.6«) fp
. .16 to
. .40 to
. .16 m/
. .12 to
. .36 (if/
3.00
.26
I
.60
.is
I't.lUttl.
.15
.46
1.
1.76
to
1.00
1.26
.26
. .03 to
. .26 to
. .40 to
. .06 to
. .<J6 to
. .18 to
. .06 to
.04
.M
Lgg plants, per piece'.
INI
uxiikiaa and vkuit*.
Banannas, p«*r iiozeu..
Lemons, per dozen....
Peaches,per hall peck.
Peaclies, per husKct...
. .20 to
. .20 to
. .16 to
.30
08
.26
1.26
Wulteriuelo
< )ranges, per duzen . üu to
Gru|>es, per p«»uml, wholesale. . .02 ft
Grnp«:s,per pound, retail.06 ft
Plums, per quart.lo ft
, per piuco
,06
60
.15
■i '■'K
.«»cal (»uotauoiii.
Tine William Lka
'ANY, BHAMUYWIMK MlLLO—
Flour.
wiiuieiiale,
Wm. Lea A Sou'i 'Best' Roller
»7 26
7 10
6 75
6 60
OoKHKcTKi» Daily
SommC
A
Wu
ri.AUK I'KK
K'L.
retail,
*87 76
Gltflon F.F.F Extra
Poutuxiit F. do. Family do
Kirkwt»«»«! Roller Ground
Occidental
Superti
do
7 60
7 26
«lo
6 60
6 00
4 : 5
FKKI>.
Host middlings,
Best «hip stull,
Hutflnn,
Gutllns,
t'orn shorts,
Brun,
per ton.
per 100 It».*.
1«
per hnndrcd.
12 U6ft2 10
2 104*2 16
Dorn meal, fine yellow, 36.60
4lorn meal, while, r4.6o
Corn meal, cuarso,
Screening«,
82
■
"I
20 »
OftTu
ORAHf.
por biifthel.
76ft
1 loft
Prime Yellow corn,
Prime long berry wheat.
N«
York Markets.
Nkw York, Get. 23.—Flour, <|uiet: Slate,
Wlieat. N
Corn, No. 2, cash ;
I »als, quiet; No. 7.
Rye, quiet ; W. st«
Barle
Pork,
laird, Oct., 4l2.66a13.00.
Butler, firm : State ere
Sugar, quiet. fair tog.,
Kggs quiet ; State 28a2V
•d _ winter, cash; $l.luv 4 .
2
in
hi te, 47047» '.
. 70a74«\
, «troiig. Nu. 1
'unada, 41.00.
oinliial.
...ery 36c.a37e
•I ; u dining. 7.
ill Ve I
25
TOO LATE TO VLAHSIEV.
'I'HR BI CENT ENNÎAL
-AT
PHILADELPHIA,
-ON
Tuesday, October 21.
ON THIS I»AY THE
Steamer S. M. Felton
will lei
«* Kl « lu h
•«•t wharf at fi.20 a.
Il I.«'Hgue IhIhii.I lu tl
» Ilm- <>|>|H>rf unitv of
i»de I her«* to
Klv«''hel
!• « -
■It n.'rod
III.
I l»r«'pm ail,,
*«» PhUadelplilu,
K«
tl..
d have tint«-1.»
ii,.
laii.liug of
WILLIAM PENN,
id vim
the grand procession in the city.
'liest mu street
"»'l «H|».
k 1,1
tills «lav.
it.
•big the Kell«»
»• "l>. ..:
will leav
wharf ni
'I he far«
trip li. k« t
cents ; ret I
thé Ri.il
1*. S. «I
until
»«ill I
II
III
' * Ml
ll.'kll
til
ii.
2.5
lits.
• II ii. »I l>e sol.
'Wednesday, <i
he lime ol leavi
kel
Ii.,
il.lhei
■ the mi
I.« letofoie.
ef.'3-tl-40
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A BIG DAY AT CllKST]
A Farmer Shoots His \Vi|i
Hired Man and Himself
THE NEW STAR ROUTE TR
Tli. J..,., i A „,
Ntw Yohk, OH. 23—Mr. i
•Trrwy Lllv, airlvul .u. ' ""WT
SS-^wiaSS!
sht intends to stay ut the h<»n.i .
«H.,»! the tl.rutre I' 1 ")'
l.abuucli«r la her dm, crone. *'
Nt»r UoutaWM,'
Washinotos, Oh. 23.
ciitor 1111.« this morning u«ik
flerk. In ihr sZ ,/' 0
lor wlturins In r|„.
Route trial». 111 lM
lut
new
Stabbed in the N> ,. k
Chicago, lu... Oft. a.'l-bi„i,
«I tiarrel 1«,| evciilu* Imtvrm, Frank
ana AllH-rt Hardie U,c former drew.
»na «tabbed tin- utu-r lu the „„.t
Ihn Jugular »ein »na rau.hjg '
The Tunis Treaty Made.
l*Anis, Oel. 23.—The lley „f T nn |
mad.alrcaty will, France whirl, !
the acht ol Tuui«, organ,» * the a ,n
tratlou ( t Juatlee,
public ]>ropcrty.
aud takes iu chan»«
That llusbaml
Is three times the nu
gan using "Wells' Health' Kvim
Druggists.
A Farmer's Despc
Ai.baht, N. Y., Out. 23.— K „
farmer of PnrllauilviUr, shol |,i- »
hired man and hiiiiself to-day. 1
ilead ami Uie other two are fatally wm
• When the hnintuln* of lift* c
ami ciiiltltt«'d by su tiering : win
t»f ».••imniio.xl arc slrtctly u
Ob* Is Ilk«* munie, with
jar her scusiMlltii s ami hrmk tin
«I "rguiilc liuriiimiy. ftut umnv h| m
f I «»I«» vital »ml riiiictlunul dimnh
Immediate relief nmt it p,.
using Mn». Lydia E. 1'iukli
Mfifl,
Mino
he.
l«fr
ure
u ■
at.
> lli«C
Siiahes
l.ife BeNtroyom.
The loss of life in linli:« «lui- to the ruva
krs is iihiiost inercillhle
(foustimution, which is n- wily .n.,i u t1 |
diadlicst Indian reptile. I- wn..|uiu il
•und tin
v
.1
I«. «
finie the
I
.,r its ,
Me<l ifii 1
hr
Pierce s "Goble
use«l to cleanse the IiIihsI ol tin
urities, for tiiher«-uliir
rm <»r serofui«
l>ls««»very M Is a
ol s rolulo
g
I
'ii'
•«»..1.1
■
klu^ -nil it
lot.
s..rc eyes, ns
Ity druggists.
I um.
Hinas
well as I.
.ii.
•km .id
J REGISTER'S ORDER.
l(
IHTKM'
New Canti
.. Del
Ist W. 1^
lurl. - Ki
Up.
In* «Philo*
or .lohn I
•r
h
luiiidrc.l. In sal
I
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r afor«*sul.i irlvc noli.
«laineiitHry ii|.oa III
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:
IHI
I
«le
wtlli the .la«
iug ml« cri Iseut, lit
the date »I
tli.'i
I*
days fr«
most piahllc iiIn
re.|iilrkn«.' all |m
Ii
... -I
u or n.
iiiK iltm.iii'N ii«:
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Ih
«•slate I«» |»r«**e
ml.lv In hi
<Ik
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\
Hue tin* s;
Si
piTlo.l in Hi.
p.iiM*r piitillnh« «I lu \\
11 u ne. f therein thr«*c_
\ lTk ioriV.-'itcgiHi. i
i Sin New ('»«III'
» I to vc »im.
«lugt«
\ M 3»
I \\ ilM
I. l Ii
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r.
•ty
r. HIGGS, H.-J
NOT I
All person« lixvlngcl.iliiis against die
lit«* • I«*.*« •» h» *»». inn«! pr.M itt tli. »uit" i 'lnl»
I.» the Kxeeutor, mi "r fe-f««w «w«l
lss:i, or abide the «.•
.1 provided.
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IIA ill. L- rKKKV
d.
1
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Ad.Irens: Tliurluw, Pa.
QREAT RUSH
Fon
OYSTERS!
» life lutsinesi*. and
„"Lill.ovsl I.IW
.ill «I. H'.r
•r» left whli Ihr .1
.rc h« t|
II«« ftdd«**l
able
-lïiœ:
lurtinf therlly. Dr
»«* promptly atn inli.l
oil
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«JOLDIF.R8 NOW SUKFKKIN.i
Willi N 1 IS or .II-'IUI' "I »"> Ul "
milH.rry wr\ Irr nn- l ''/ , lh
Wliluwa, Illllmr rllllclrrll. ■.•-I'J 11 '' ". l . '
r.iiM-r. ..r ... «II" . .
llirtr wrvlrr .
rj|:!X"» , i".Ou ls : !»yi'l 'T Krjn
many can In*allowed with '!!
(*41111 |»l«*le liiHtriicl bue* w lili ..
application. Ull A KLKM A < b« 'd' .
AUorueyu-at-law. tfltt r Hirvtl '
O G.
..HIM.
PEIRCE & C0(
Real Estate and Stock Hr
8 . K. roll. SEVENTH AND
F. I Mi AK i|
J. Jackson Pi
IK.
A ,,08,T1VKC &ut MKU.
80LU01.K MKI'ICATE" !
r.lcllUwl, Octulifr lOlli, Il W.
—One box of—
SS * w Si"S/f
matter of how long "* n ,Vr* ci/im-i»«, «'«'P* 11
mmI. tl"»l"«re •■•rtf'j'Sü:"
'.V»'
ALLAN'S
No IlftllM*
of
J. C. ALLAN CO.,
SI Joint HtUfb Nf
Ian 16
AND !—A. A. TH0MAS|
llHILDINU,, 'ïf'îîÜ'ï
n- the I'uin d Slab » «
cslctl cam's, privat*' ism
BT.
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IRjmrt lisent. (
, ami nil kln«U 1
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lain)
rtitals
7-6-tf
TO PAINT I
RE YOU GOING
JAMES t BROT 1
HARDWARE DE 'hl
204 Market St.,
FUU. line or
B VARNISH
HAVE A
LEWIS LEAD,
<
r -OIL FINI
COLORS IN OIL
SB
7S|» brushes.
S H
PUTTY,
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ORAlNlNf
K '
GLASS,
VS
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coU
OILS,
■
COLORS
TURPENTINE,
CAS»
THF M»\VK* t
FOR HALF AT
' STRE
204 MARKE' 1
'Wihuingto"' D el -