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SECOND EDITION
GOULD VS. VANDERBILT
•A
An Approaching Contest
Between Rival Railroads.
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR PARADE
BED MEN IN COUNCIL.
Figure« From the Long Talk of
the tirent Chief of lleeorda.
The Great Council of Delaware, Improved
Order of Red Mcu, ia now hi session in New
Castle,having kindled thek tire at 10 o'clock
tlila morning. Thin mornTuR's session was
principally occupied hi hearing the louß
talk» of the Great Bachein, the Great Chief
o! Records, the Great Keeper of Wampum
aud the two Great Representative» to the G.
C. of U. S.
lu the- talk of the Great Chief of Record»
the following tlguree are given :
Receipt»— Reût of wigwam, $355.03; per
ceutage, $006.08; dl»pen»ation», $19 02; sup
plie», $4.00; miscellaneous, $5.91; total re
ceipts, $1,000.79; balance In wampum belt
of term, $021; grand total,
The total expenditur
at bc
$1,70
$734.52, leaving a balance iu hand in the
wampuin belt u> date ol $907.27.
Membership—51 embers at la»t report,
1,04k) ; adoption», 120 ; reinstated, 5 ; total,
1,170. Then there was 1 withdrawal by
card, 47 suspended and 5 deaths. The total
membership to date is 1,128, making a gain
duhug the year of 418.
A number of the great chiefs were elected,
and this afternoon an election will be held
for officers to till the vaeunclesof the follow
ing great chiefs whose terms have expired:
Prophet, Joseph Pyle; ducheiu, Joshua M.
Clayton; 8eul*»r Sagamore, Frederick
Schmid; Junior Sugainore, George E.
'temple; Chief of Records, Edwiu F. Eekel;
Keeper of Wampuin, Geo. C. «Marl»; Sannap,
E. Hayue»; Mcsbinewa, William F. Harrison;
Guard of Wigwam. William 11. Morrow;
Guard of Forest, Ferdinand Chairs, and
Grand Representative to G. C. of U. 8.,
JoM-ph A. Bond.
The other regular routine business will
be iransacled.
ginutng
1 89.
ere
TUtS KN1U 111»' TAKtllk.
A Brilliant Boone Iu Philadelphia To-day
—Nine Mates lleprraented.
Piiiladri.I'UIA, Oct. 20.—The ceremonies
of the Bi-Ceiiteunlal were resumed this
morning with a grand parade of the Knights
Templar. It was a brilliant scene and like
the one at the dedication of the New York
Masonic Temple. The order was repre
sented by comiuauderies from Pennsylvania,
Maryland, New Jersey, New York. Wash
ington, Delaware, Rhode Islaud, Virgiula
aiul Illinois.
A COMING «V Alt.
A Bitter KalJroud t'ont«Ht to be Fought
by Gould and Vanderbilt.
Chicauo, III,, Oet. 26.—Evidence is ac
cumulating of an approaching bitter con
test between the Vanderbilt Canada South
ern and the Gould "Nickel Plate" lines.
Gould will use the latter with tbe Wabash
as a direct outlet from Chicugo to Detroit,
where by the Great Western, he will become
a direct competitor of the Vaudcrbllt lines.
A Strange Accident to s Judge.
r states that on
Merrick, Knq.,
The Easton, Md., Ledge
Sunday last Samuel B.
Judge of the Orphans' Court, met with a
severe accident. A new bell has been put
in the steeple of the M. E. Church, South,
at Trappe, and when the congrega
tion was gathering on Sunday inoru
ing Judge Merrick took hold
the rope to try the sound of the liel). He
ea it with sufficient force to cause the
ell to turn over, and as It slackened he fell
heavily, his head striking against a projec
tion oi the building, a gash two laches long
being cut through the scalp.
Of
ull
the
stove
No
On Monday evening next Professor
Bartholomew will appeir ut the Opera
House for a season of one week with his 16
wumlerful trained iiorses. Arranj^ements
liave been made in Newark lor excursion
and admission tickets combined during tlie
term of the exhibitions. Tickets will be
sold in that place for $1, entitling the
holder to a ride to Wilmington in the cars
and back and a reserved seat at the Opera
House.
l'.eleMed From the Hull.
Asbury and Stewart, tlie two sharpers
who were arrested on Tuesday lor v eingsus
picious characters, were released yesterday,
there Iteing no evidence to warrant tlie
Mayor to hold them. Although there is
doubt whatever but that tlie fellows
interested In the robbery at Vuientiue's mill
the tesliiuony uus purely eircunistuiitiul.
A Fluo Concert.
The I.ltta Concert Company gave a most
exctdlent entertainment, ut the <>|H'ra House
last evening. The vocal music
finest heard in WUmiugt«)i) for a long time.
The very smull audience was delighted at
Mille i.itta's efforts, umoug them the
' Suance River" as un encore.
C
the
A Democratic Meeting.
On Saturday evening
Sharpley, Hon. Thomas N. Williams
Harry Peuniugtou, Esq., will add rent
Democratic voters of Murslialltou < u the
ibfcues oi the cumpaign.
Pocket 1'lcked.
I.
xt Hon. Harry
A
ni
the
City Solleil
picked of u copy of the *
while ut Philudeipiiia yesterday.
II. C. Turner hud his pocket
'LimekHn Club,"
Mr. Weed's IIIiicim.
New York, Oet. 26.—Thurlow Weed is
couilortttble, but Ids condition in unchanged.
PKKSON AI..
W (star P. Brown, formerly of this office,
of tlie groomsmen ut tlie wedding
Philadelphia, of William K.
Vegas, Calitornia, formel ly
was
on Tuesday, in
Xewliu of 1.
editor of tlie West Chester A
lican , ami Misa ii. J. Hatton of Avondale,
Pennsylvania.
U an Iteuub
TftlkS KAII.KIlAlll.
A Local Time Table With tlis Ulest
Correction*.
TRAINS LEAVE WlLMlN4»TON FOR
.— 2.00*— 2.23* — 8.30—6.65 7.UUI-7.t0
—8.104—8.16— W.U0 1 —U.3U \ —W.68 J —10.30— 11.63 M.
in:—I2.uut in:—12.15— 11Î.3H— 1.63— 2.yut—4.U0—
6.17*—6.30f—6.10—6.38*—7.28—7.30*—U.66*pui.—
Y ORK — '2.0b*—2.23*—6.30—7.(2)—11.50—
11.63 U. IU— 12.:iH—1.63—0.17*—6.38*—7.2tt p.
HaLTIMOKU—1.06*—1.42*—1.61*— 8.06* —
. —12.2d—1.00—1.02—6.0U—d.UU—fl
N
.17
10.00 a.
Wahiiikoton— 1.42*—4.61 *—8.06—0.17 a. ni:
— l DO—1.014—0.67—11.04* p. III.
Haltimokk and imtskxmoiati stations—
l.u6*—U.17 10.00 a. in;—l.uo—fl.oo p. m.
» Train« running both dally ami Sunday.
f Train« running only on Sunday.
I Connect at dray's Ferry for old de>ot,
Broad and Washington avenue.
Dklaware Kailroai»— fl.oo*—w.io a. m;—1.06
.00*—fl.26f p. in. No Sunday trains.
• For New Cantle onl
f For llarrlugtou
Wll.MINHTOM (k NoRTHEHN
I
IntnrnioitlHte station*.
.1 Liu »a 0—7.47 a.
On .Sunday lor
1 05—5.00—6.30 p.
d St. Pater—8.10 a. ui.
Reading
Dklawakk Wkutkkn Railroad— 7.06—10.80
. Sunday trains lu.üua. m—fl.oo
iii;—6.30 li.
TRAINS ARIilVKAT WiGirtlNOTON FROM
.«LPMIA-12.ÖC— 1.00—1.32*— 4.4Î*— 7.46
8.02*—9.12—W.U&—lo.lot—11.36—12.35 a. Ui;—12.60
— 1.07 —2.304 —2.60— 4.36— 4.66— 6.4U—6.68—Ö.2U
—fl.48—7.3&f—7.65—V.6U—10.38—10.68 p. 111.
Y »»Rg—1.32*—4.47*—8.02f—8.12 a. in;—
12.60-1.07—4.65-A.48*—10.68 p. in.
Il A LT1 MORIS—1.61 *—'^13*—W.34—0.54—11.43 a.
in:— 12.3«— 1.6(4—6.11*— fl.SU*—7.24—14.4V* !.. Ul.
Washington— 1.61» —2.13— 11.43a. IU;-12.30
—1.50—6 11»—«.30*— 7.24—0.4W* p. Ul.
• Both dally aud .Sunday,
t uu Sunday only.
!
N
Dn.or am (ailkiao—MO— tO.M**.n;— ULU*
«.0» p. ■>. Ko Sunday train«.
• from New Owtle only.
«IUI>WJ A Nowrwiuw aailaoad— t.n—
«.«o—11.00*. m:—own. m. On Sunday ttum
Beading and St Peter at 7.10 p. m.
Ublaxtam Wwmi Kjilboad— 1.00 a. ra;—
•A 16 f>. m. Sunday train» 9.10 a. in.;—6.40 p. m
TRAINS LEAVE FUR WILMINGTON
Philadelphia Nnw Broad Strbxt Darorr—
12.80*—6.66*— Ö.8U —7.20*—8.00—8.21—8.36^—10.16
-11.10—11.60
4.09- 4.26— 6.06— 6.20— 5.66— A06f —6.30 —6.30«
—0.30—10.00—11.33* D. m.
Broad and Waohinotoh xrnxvm— 6.80—6.00
—10.16 a. in;—1.30—8.10—4.80—6.16 p. m.
Nnw OAvrLH-t.88-10.00-ll.46 a. in.—4.40
6.40 u. to.
* Daily and Sunday. *
f On Sanaa/ only.
m;—19.93—1.8'it—1.8'J—3.10—
OFThe black UgurM acuotc the Limited
KxprtM traîna.
OUK MAILS
Their Arrival and ltopwrture. Taking
Klfeet July 1st, 188».
The Post Office in this city will be open dally,
6.30 a.
except Sunday, fro
Private borna are accessible until 11 p.
Sundays open from v.au to » 30 a. m.
bo tea accessible from 6 to 8 p. m.
•ale tUuup window will close at 4.30 p. m. TL*
mouey order efllco will close at O.oo p. tr.
«▲ils climb as hollow» :
. to v p. in.
ui. uu
Private
The whole
HORTH.
Wilmington kNortboru Railroad to lissdlnK
Pa., and points on the Baltimore Central south
of ClMdd's Ford. 7.40a. in.
Philadelphia closed poach, 6.60 a. m.
Philadelphia and wuymall, 0.00 a. in.
New York, Pennsylvania and points east and
west. v. a. in.
Delaware Western Railroad to Landenbery,
10.UU a. in.
Philadelphia. New York olty, Pennsylvania
and New Jersey. 11.60 a. in.
Philadelphia, New York and all points east
and west, l.uo p. m.
•Philadelphia, New York and all points east
and west. 4.40 p. tu.
Philadelphia uud New York cities, closed
pouches, 0.36 p. in.
Pennsylvania west of Lancaster, and all
points west and southwest 0.36 |*. ui.
All points uortfi, east, west and southwest.
tl.uu p. ui.
All laHtlsiana Is vent west except New Orleans
thruunh mails.
which ts sml south
SOUTH.
altlmore and way mail, 7.40 a. m.
Washingtoii and all points south, 7.40 a. in.
All points
Supplementary mall tor tho l'euinsula, v.uu
a. ui.
Haltlmoro, Washington and all points south,
the Peulusula, M.aoa. m.
Newport, Stanton, Newark, Llktou and
Havre de Urnen. 12.30 ii. tn.
Points on Haiti more Central, between P
Posit, Northeast and Ohadd's Ford.12 30 p. m.
Halt (more and Huy Line stoumers, 4.40 p. m.
PeniAsulu north of Harri nu ton. Including
Delaware Olty and St. Ueorges, i.bo p. m.
Baltimore, closed pouch, 6.6U p. ut.
Baltimore, Washington and all points south
ll.oo p. m.
MAILS AllRIVt AKT» RIA DT WOR DILI V Kit Y.
WllmtligVotl
. M
Northern Railroad
K
0 30 p. in.
From New York, Philadelphia, Washington
and all other points, 6.3U p. m.
From Philadelphia, New York and points
north, east aid west, 8.3U a. in.
wuy mail fYotn Philadelphia, 8.3Ü a. in.
Erom Peulnsula and all north of lfarrlugtuii
U.16 a. tn.
Baltimore and way mail, 14.60 a. in.
Prom Baltimore, 12.3U p. tn.
From Punlnsula mail, 12.80 p. m.
Philadelphia, New York and points
north aud oast. 1.80 p. in.
From Baltimore, Washington and points
south, 2.20 p. in.
From Delaware Western Railroad, 2.JO p. in.
Philadelphia, Now York and points
t, 6.40 p. in.
From Baltimore, Washington and points
south and southwest, 6.4o p. in.
Carriers dotiertes as follows : 6.30 a. m.. gen
eral; 10.00 a. in., partial; 1.30 p. m., goneral; 4.uo
p. in., partial.
Collections from street boxes are made by the
earrlers at 0.30 arid lO.OOa. m..l.3u ainl 4.uo p. in.
An additioual eolleetlon will be uuidu ul 7.80
n. ui. (torn all lioxos between Jellerson an2
I^omtiard and Water and Thirteenth streets
Inclusive. 4In Suuday a lull collodion will Wo
made at 6.00 n. in. Local letters for carriers'
delivery sliould be «leiKiSlied in tho Post Office
ten mluuU-s before tho hour ol delivery.
W. Y. SWIOOLTT.Postmaster.
■
north and
CITY ITEMS
Chas. H. Vary, I'hlla. Messenger, 503 Market.
*utt«rley sl Co.. Plioutgraphers. 3U2 Market si
B efore purchasing don't fall to cull and see
the '*Muglc and Royul" UuiigcH. at Sein
Heater. Range aud Stove House, 2uv to 213
Shipley street.
Does your stove need repairing ? 18) you need
on«? Ik)
stove or range?
Reuter, Runge und Stove House. 20V4 and 213
Shipley street, and he will give you a bugutu.
No trouble to show goods.
wlsh to exchuugo your
> call at tk!hoen*M now
ii
MAltltlAGKH.
BAY! 18—O HI ER. —On 55tli ln«t.,at the reshlen«
•nt*. AUM West Hlxtli street, b
riiurle» D. Ba> II« mid 8 usa
of Ibe bride*
Rev. J. L. V.
Grier, both oftbUcIty.
DURHAM —1H.IH Ul DK.NT.- A >u »till ln-t., tn tbl
city, by Rev. Ad.im Sleu
Fit ii nie G. (urrldeii. bot
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nud
r,
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at
Y^nLauN'o
UNDERTAKING ROOMS,
«1C KING STREET,
iccted with Telephone Kxcbaiigs.
Call — -
C
Dl'EN ALL NIGHT.
J. A. WILSON,
2-12-14
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CAS SIDY'S
ART GALLERY,
is
123 West Baltimore Stm
•t,
K.
ly
BALTIMORE, MD.
—CHOICE—
WINES,
WHISKIES,
ALES, &c.
BRANDIES,
M.
Wholesale and Retail.
1*1 UM
()
MORPHINE HABIT
.17
ni:
CURED IN 10TO 20 DAYS.
THOUSANDS of refereBcc» from peraout
cured. No pay till cumj,
DR. J. STEPHENS.
Lebanon, Ohio. Cincir
nati.
a.
lor
ivn-W
J ^ PÜ 81 T 1 VKCUKR
WITHOUT medicine;»
ALLAN'S MO LU BLE MEDICATED BOIIU1 KM
7.46
in;—
a.
Ul.
Patented, October icth, 187«.
—One h
of—
No. 1 will c
No. 2 will r
alterol
No
days
• In
the most obrtliiate case
g standing.
th.se« of cii
hdm, copaiba or oil
rtulii b* produce dys
of the Htoiuarli.
dal
I, that an
pciirila hy dCNlrnving tin
Price, ft.50. iii .Id hv «
nil tlrngglsl« or in:
1'iirllicr pur lien la
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fti&R'T;
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). ll
J. C. AI.I.AN CO.,
83 JotiU Slice t, New k ork
lams
ctoTlrn«.
We'll Surprise You
il you will just stop in
and see some of the nice
things in tine Clothing
which we have made up
for this season,
goods are such as would
de credit to any Merchant
Tailor, and the workman
ship is firr superior to
Ready-Made Clothing so
called. We made up this
entire line as an experi
ment, but, success is
assured beyond a doubt.
We have already sold
more fine Clothing than
ever before so early in the
seasons. The Prices art*
from $8 to $10 a suit
lower than Custom Cloth
ing and wc intend to niukc
lor Wilmingtonians an
establishment of which
they will be proud.
The
J.T. MULLING SON,
CLOTHIERS,
Sixth and Market.
oet2t»tts-tf-'d
,A
«
HIVE
B E ] "«
306—Market St—300
we aid: now showing the
Ifjinrcst and Ik'st Stock
—OF
BROCADES.
PLUSHES,
SILKS,
SATINS,
VEI.VETS,
DRESS GOODS
A N D T KIMMINOS
wc lmvc ever offered, and many
decided bargains among
them
A Very Attractive Stock
—OF—
HOSIERY, ,
GLOVES,
UNDERWEAR
AT or B Uhl'ALLY LOW PRICKS.
II. L. RUSSELL
3(H) Mafket Street.
mvl-tf-inwf
Rib
Chuck
Boiling
Shins,
Kidney
Lainb
Lamb
Mutton
Mutton
Veal
Veal
Hams,
Hants,
Bacon,
Lard,
A KE
YOU GOING TO PAINT •
JAMES & BROTHER,
HARDWARE DEALERS,
204 Market St.,
HAVE A FULL LINE OF
mu
I*ard,
P VAKNISI1F.S,
LEWIS LEAD,
s>
5 :
COLORS IN OIL, 'z OIL FINISH,
I u.
i2Üi
lilaek
Hock
White
Trout,
URUSnFS,
«
-
GRAINING,
GI.AS8,
c
OII^,
COLORS,
Sweet
Sweet
Tom
TURPENTINE,
COLORS DRY,
I
Grats
FOR HALF. AT THF I.O WEHT CASH PRIOR.
Cruto
Lima
New
Corn,
4
Egg
204 MARKET STREET,
Wilmington, Del.
I
RON RAILINGS
Peiu
i
-AND—
IRON WORK
FOR BUILDING».
J. P. WALTON k CO.
Su
ESTIMATES FURNISHED ON APPI.!
CATION.
552 & 554 AV. Sixtli St..
Cincinnati.
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o
GAS LAMP
— GF—
50 Candle-Power
2
?
; reell mm the light or 3
•adllghf oil. Prie
irai I vc View" of t
rlor lighting, I» v «; "N
■dliniry^gns jei
lln
<
mil
r a
in
ll
'ilarfii
\ LIGHT CO.
I Electric
RAND Al. U
Capltallht asHoriute* U'ealed with,
of 400 C. P.
4'ha mlcH its
J able Lamps ol HM'. P.|3.
1er.
W. B. ROBINS
?
f
Patentee and Manufacturer,
H»2 Main Street, (2nd floor,)
and on Change Daily,
CINCINNATI
«I
•ny 11-60)
THIRD EDITION
THE WALKING . SCORES
Itowcll is Taken Sick and
Drops Behind.
A RIVER STEAMER BURNED
Till! NICW IOIIK WALK.
Podest
The llunriy No»»» of tlic
Kon «II With the Ktmimrh Ache.
New York, Ort. CD— !» n. m.—Hujrbea
JH», Ilcrty Rtt7,
.170, Ilasucl 870, Nore
Pitxgeruld G74, Rowell 807, Hart 31$, Vint
I
10 a. m.—Hughe» 378, Ilaxacl 377, Rowell
8l)H, Hertv 84a. Fitzgerald 878, Noremac
371. Hurt 853, Vint 8»5.
11 u. m.—Fitzgerald 383, Han el 382,
Hughes 880, Noreintc 376, Rowell 309,Mart,
S57, Ilcrty 3441, Vint 310.
1*2 noon.—Fitzgerald 338, Hughes 384,
Hazael 383, Noremac 880, Rowell 375, Hart
£01, Herty 351, Vlut823.
1 p. m.. Fitzgerald î'9'J, Ilazael 387
Hughes 887, Noreinac 385, Rowell 877, Hart
305, Ilcrty 355, Vint 8*28. Rowell dropped
«sixth while reatlnx. Hesaidhe wa* scri
otihly III with u stomiu-li trouble. A doctor
Is present.
» I» «.
Hughes 890, Noreinac 880, Rowell 877, Hart
3419, Herty 358, Vint .Til.
.—Fitzgerald 897, lla/iicl 391,
Mou«y Paid a stean>lM>ui Line.
City or Mexico, Mexico, Oct. 20.—'Tlie
Whitney line of steamers plying lietween
Galveston on Vera Cruz receives $:k)9 from
the Government each round trip mad* by
their v
trip every three day*.
Kxtenidve llallrvad Improvement*.
IIautpord, Conn., Get. 20 —The direc
tors of the New Haven ami Hurtford rail
road have borrowed money to straighten the
truck», level the grudes and to «tone ballant
from Springfield to New York, at a coat of
flTe millions of dollar».
'Is. The com puny must make a
Lug land Won't Inter tern.
Caijio, Oct. 20.— The l'iigllsli Counsel
has refused to defend Tout ha Pasha and
other Egyptian leaders charged with burn
ing the Iiouscb ofChrlbtiuu» und committing
other outrages.
A Big Kentucky I lie.
lIorKTKftVir.Mft, Kv., Oct. 941.—A Are here
last night destroyed four buslucss blocks.
The has Is $200,000. Three men were
injured.
l'olltical Furent In Npttiu.
Madhid, fK*t. 26.—The pollth-ul agitation
has caused the Government loculi the cortc*
together earlier than was expected.
(?u«ntl«n*N l'oet Dying.
Camiien, N\ J., Oct, 26.—There is no lm
cincnt in Wall Wliitinan'h condition,
life 1» >lo\vly ebbing away.
A 8t«amer Burned.
ClIATANOOGA, TEXX., Oct. 26.—The
steamer Dagger was destroyed by fire lust
night. The loss Is $10,0U4).
CougrcNMiuau Fpdogiun Dying.
8t. Ci.ahsvii.lk, Ohio, Oct. 20.—Con
gressman t'i»degiafl is I cjMirtcd to be
dyii'K
Fils'
TUk til t MAKKKTS.
Whsl We KM Mid What We Pay for It—
To-day'u Street Msrkst fjuotsUous.
MU ATS AMD PROVISIONS.
Butter, per pound.
Egg», wholesale, per dozen.
Kgu*. retail, per dosen .
Chicken«, retail, per pound
Chickens, per pair..
Spring chickens, per pair..
Soring chickens, per pound
llblckenfi.pcr pd. wholunulo
Sirloin »teak* per i»ound...
Bump «teaks per pound...
Round steaks per pound...
Rib roast per pound.
Chuck roast per j>ouud.
Stowing pieces.
Boiling hits per pound.
Shins, per pound.
Kidney fat.per (K>und .
Lainb chops, per pound_
Lamb roasts, per pound_
Mutton chops, per pound..
Mutton roasts, per pound..
Veal cutlets, per pound_
Veal roasts, per pound.
Hams, wholesale, per jKiuud... .15
Hants, sliced, per pound.
Shoulders, wholesale,per pound .12>i
Shoulders, retail, per pound... .14
Bacon, retail, per jamml.16
Sausage, smoked, per pound ... .1«
I usage, per pound... .16
cheese, porLouud
per pound . :.
•lesale per pound.
Lard, retail, pur pound.
Cheese.
.6 .38 Q f .40
o
M
. a
.20
.22
1.60
.75 U
.17 8
1
.18
.13
.14
.26
....
.18
26
J»
.. .14
. .12
.10
. .10
"■A
•'A* «
. 1 « ««
.26
.16
. ,19
.10
Ä 8
,21
.18
.17
mu mu nu s
Hog«liea<i
Pudillngs.
I*ard, wit«
.10 f*
.10 O
.12 ^
.12
• ly H
.16
. .u8 46
.12
F1SU.
lobsters, porpound.,
lilaek lisli, per pu
Hock Hub, per p*>
l'orgle«, per pound.
White Perch, per pound
Trout, per pouio'
. .18
I
.12S«
.16 4«
.10 it
.12
.15
. 1 *
.12
16
.Id
Halibut, I
Hiund
,2U
Cathsli, per
Mackflrel, p
.
I ■■
. .P2M
• akS
.16
vkobtauluj.
potatoes. ]
barrel..
. 2.60 fù
. .16 *v
8.M
half-iieck
Lt.
Sweet pot I
Sweet potatoes, per liait peck
Tom a toe«, per halt peck.
Tomatoes, i
I
.26
• I
.4M)
.15
ds
.12 kV
.35 iÿ
.16
I
Glthhuire. per In
Grats onion«, p
ru I.
1.
1.75
<rv
1.26
kv
Cruto onion«, p<
Railishus, per b
Biting bean«, por hall-pock
Lima been«, per basket....
New beet», per hunch..
Corn, per basket.
4 lorn, per tloaen.
Egg plants, per pk-ue.
UKimiKH ANU VkUITH.
hull peck
nch_
.25 tl)
.03 ky
.26 Vfl
.40 ^
.06 HO
.UU
.76
. .18 kD
. .05 ks
.2 I
.US
Bnnanna?, per neuen
Leliion». p
Peiu he»,per hall peek
Poaehe«. per lm«ket..
Waitermelon«, ;
i )nÉ •ges, per do
drupe«
drape«
Plum«,
. .20 Q
.80
.16 «g
.76 Kg
.«-6 kQ
.30 «g
,26
1.26
pieeo.
per pound, wimlexâiô
per pound, reUiii.
per quart.
.«>2 dû
.«3
. .ou kO
. .10 Xg
.16
Local ouotattons.
CoKRKcmcn Daily hy Tiib Wh.liaii
Hons C<
Lea A
'ANY, lilUNDYWlNK .VllLLB—
Wheat Flour.
ELMiR per rak'l. wholesale, retail,
k Son's 'Best' Kollar P
Clifton F.I'.F Extra do *7 lo
Poutaxat F. do. Family do «7i
KIrk wimhI Roller dround, fl 60
Occlileiital do b 60
Su por fine do 4 35
EHKi). p er mu.
Best miiidlings, r *
Best ship »lull,
Rutila«,
Cutlins,
Brun,
«lorn moal, fi
_mcsl, white,
C'orn meal, course,
Screening«,
87 76
7 Ö0
4 80
per 100 ILa.
shorts,
10
IU
per hundred.
tZ 064Î2 lo
2 10*42 16
l 08*42 0.)
70^76
per bushol.
76<g
1 lU(g
• yellow, 36.60
84.au
o
32
GRAIN.
Prlree yellow corn,
Prime lung-berry wheat.
Ni
V«rk Mgrkct*.
Yoiik,O et. 215.-Flour,
2 «Slate. 42.00a3.76.
Nk
changed : No.
Wheat, steady : red winter. «LOff^ftl.cgi^.
Guru, steady ; H8<\ *
Out«, quiet ; (let.. 41%.
Rye. tirm ; Western. 70u74c.
Harley, unchanged; No. 2 Canada, 142.
Pork. «I ii lul : 828.26a'
Lard, Oet. *12.2tm*L.. w .
Butter, steady : State creamery, 3Cc.«37o.
LUK« quiet ; Slate, 38«.jn3l'.
Sugar, dull ; fair to good refined. 7%n7J£.
60.
f JPUMNIP SEED.
Good stock
Spinach and Hale Seeds.
everything in the seed link
J. J. SMITH'S
FOURTH AND SHIPLEY STS.
»UK1IAT ßTAU
v
gUBSCRIB* TO?
»
THE SUNDAY STAR.
a
ADVERTISE IN
THE SUNDAY STAR,
il
U
1
— -THS
Only Sunday Newspaper
-IN
WILMINGTON.
All
ihe Local
-AND—
Telegraphic News!
Strictly Non-Partisan.
SUPERIOR ADVANTAGES AS
ADVERTISING MEDIUM.
AN
Ll
t»
a
THE STAR
Is served to auiiaerlbera roughout tho city
early ou Sunday morning* at the
moderate price of
WTKI.VE
OEI^TS A MONTH, PAYABLE
AT THE END OF TUE MONTH.
SINGLE COriES,
THREE CENTS
ADDUKMM
J. B. BELL
NO. 50^2 KING ST
UK vau I » TH.
JJEALTH 18 WEALTH.
Dll. K. U. WR8TH NERVE AN I» BRAIN
TREATMENT, h specific for Hysteria, Dlml new.
Convulsions, Nervous Headache, Meutnl Depres
sion, LflM of Memory, Mpcrtiiatorrh**, lui po
tency, Involuntary K«-inl*«h»n, rrcit.itturn Old
A|t*-, canned by over-exertion, self-* I »use, or
over-indulgence, which leads to misery .decay
ami death. On* box will cur« recent cases. Each
box contains one month's treatment. One dollar
box, or six boxes for |S; sent by mall prepaid
receipt of prie*. Wo guarantee six boxes to
y case. With each order received by us
f«»r six boxes, accompanied with #5, we win send
the purchaser a written guarantee to retu
money if the treatment doe» not fftitfl a core.
Guarantee Usiietl only hy N, B. IRAK ^ORTII, A
Druggist, corner Htx-ond and Market »trecU, Wll- M
Ingioii. Delaware. ole agent.
An
Um
TRUSSES a SPECIALTY.
1 1. A KOKST STO<k IN THE CITY.
a
tudii
ino>
a
Itn
TRUSSES 1
To suit any kind of Rupture. Ov
*6 year»* ex
perience. A IB guaranteed. A private apart
ment for ladle». LADY ATTENDANT.
Z. JAMES BELT,
ATOTIIECAllY,
SIXTH AVI) M A It K FT »TS.. Wll...
ÖU,
tlu*
liut
of
,o
l»*I/
LI y Lit r S TA ULLS,
'J'HOS. FAUAN.SCO.,
LIVERY STABLE,
Nos. 204-206 Orange St.,
WILMINGTON, DEL.
Kmiorslx attended with Hears-; and Coaches
All kind« öfter
to hire.
WEDDINGS FURNISHED.
iwrut.s-tr-M
R
T. «TROU»,
Liver)', Boarding and Sale
Stables,
nos. ion, ni * un west street.
WlI.MlNOTOX, Dllawauc.
stahlci« with a
css and 4'urrluKc*.
Wc have rcfltUHl
ilrti
W Stock of III
j^DAMS AND BROTHER,
No. 504 Market Street,
—CHEAP—
Cash • Variety Store.
FIRE WORKS,
DRY UOODA*
HUM I
*j?i Y >Yionh,
LADIKB* A DENTS'
U N DKIIVVK61*
BOOTS. SHOES & RUBBERS
F'UOCKKitY, TIN.
.A8HWAHK.
BAD, IIKMP.
INDU AI N AND
8TA1U CAKI'KT,
8T AI It Itol >8,
CIJICTAINH.
I .arrest and rhcaiM st line of Htalr, Table and
Floor on 4'lotlis, I. ii in pH, Lall lern». Va»«-« In
Ih*»* y sriei). Table mol I'ockct tTillery
K.xares* Wagon*, VeliK lp« d.s.T'oy-M«!'nil dtM-rip
lions, I lolls, iKdl-llead«, Doll-Bodies, Dofi
Carriages. The largest,
BABY CARRIAGES ln Üie State.
—SOLK AO RN »OB—
HARPER'S BAZAR PATTERNS.
D1
it best Une of
cbt'api'sl
It will pay yen to call and examine
of goods and prices before purclia*lng.
BASE BALLS & BATS
varleix
J)ELAWAKF,
CAKPET 1IOIT8E,
NO. aw M AUK KT HTUKET.
We have Just received a large stock
—or FINK—
TAPE.3TRT BRUSSELS, THREE-PLY
INGRAINS AND DAMASK
CARPETINGS
—Also a large assortment of—
OIL CLOTHS, MATTINGS* AND WIN
DOW RHADES.
d satisfy yourself that wc arc
giving bargain«.~a6
•TDtve
a cnll
HENRY GREBE,
WILMINGTON. DE
nous e
—AND—
4
«St i
SIGN
PAINTING
—ALSO
FRK8COIN G
w
Neatly and Promptly Executed.
G. W. BOULDEN,
No. 307 King Street.
7.4u-Ä-tr
FROM
•I by
ii
SOLDIERS NOW SUFFERING
Ll W(4lTNDSor'disease of unv kind c
• en 1 lll.tl
p.
militai y wn Ii
^Villow^ l minor eblhlri'ii, depemleiit iiiotlie
father* of MtihiierM who died from the ctfeets ol
their «* rvlee are uIm» i litltk-l. M
tllUnl to
ÛHHlstunee given In Delayiil or ltejeeleii elalniK,
yean lot allowed with butliltle
iilete ln»truetloiiN Willi rele
applieutlon. < 'll A Itl.F.S ,V
Altorneys-Mt-Uw, Ul» V Hlri-. t,
t» e
my Invulhl
>e. Un refill
peilNloiie
Vldciic*.
sent on
F.OUGK A. KING,
\\ ashluKloi*.
PEIRCE & COOK
?
Real Estate anil Stock Brokers,
H. E. COR. SEVENTH AND SHIPLEY bTS.
J.Jackson Pi
Eduau II. ('<
scp2H-1-l4
JJEFFNEU'S
Oyster Bay and Dining Saloon
—llasci
835 MARKDT STUFET.
ent of
Meal«
ved from 7 a.
. to 12 night.
t*c|»28»8m-l4
W E TAKE PLEASURE IN CALLING
TUK A'lTKNTlON uF
PIANO
a
—AND—
ORGAN
Boyer* to
SllM k, JllHl OpCIICli. \v
nu nl ol'luslru
N KW,
ul ELEGANT
LARGE
• offer the lines!
M»rt
the elly, ttl
WlMlllllg to
•nt«
id
the
purchase will
give
nstruuicuts,
whether they wish to buy
st tempting prl
d It gi
u call. \Ve take pie
d In giving attention
I Vi
ly to their interest to
•o Iu «bowing our
all.
not.
D. S. Johnston & Co.,
4G and 48 West Fifth St.
fountain square.
Cl SCI N M ,ri
Til
l
WP&TH EDIT
star ROUTE BRlS
10
A
M
An Important De, isi„„ by s
velary Telle;. *
BIG KENTUCKY
failuri
VI.IIM WAslUXdTdjj,
a »-.I.,, ,,, K«;. Ury Trtlw _
..... S"<r .. J "
delivery ha« bee,, nidmulr I v°, ,,Ilt
8vn dairy Teller Iuim »1« ci h-Vi \-u V'
tudii unuiii, U r (ll a ,|..i m . .: u,ualB «tl|
ino> !m\f been mailc wjihin n„. i
a railroad prMiit m any t tut- k , i ,I,IU
Itn explralk.li. * " kUbH ''id»iit
ri.» il,
O-u .k 11. Hull I,us t.,„ n
eoui|iUint .,1 w. K. Ur,«, ,
ÖU, Runt, I rlbriy. u " »"■ „
Ibfre U u stuteuiFi.t to th. ,
„I rH|llv , ' at '
Route uilMuvils has been mu', I, n .,,'' V
îï" k, "K b,U >'t.oul S,tï|0 w,m J
steed or2Ä,uuu. It I, uuder. ,»« t
etateiui-nti, i,in| t„, t, « |,| ( .|, u " 111
tlu* urnst ol Dlis sou .Fa,,. |
*o'ru lesui j. it ,1,... '
disprove tho state
bribery mode it, some eases l, v nom, ,
a to reisres.-ul the Uepa,„|„'.. ' Ul
liut hold that they
of authority.
Tlie asslstaut United Stoles T,c
CbicuKo las applied lor (L'Hai.uuu ' '' '
tincstes.
Yoi k^ ■«ave« at 4 o'clock for X
«erreta ry Folijcr iras retmi.ed ami ,n„
llnds the politfeal as|H-et t„ \,.« y, , *
Improved, lie Joins. Il,e
other inetubera of the , |h
,o New York was not take,, ,,i .
lion or the Cabinet
consultation.
'll"' first race, selling: purse f„r ÿ!,„ ,,
mile, was wen by Hartford : l.ütk- ||' ul ,
fi'P second ui.d Conslantlim tl.lrd
oi, t
Ih i
lila
arr.i
u > be au. I mi,
,l "> kttemtii
«»cut. t| !at utV .'
't "I illUti
tie \\itliout a .|m,i
r
f
I !'•
|)
us a result ol a l u l
A Ituiik'* fllgCTalin DUuIIouinI,
Dim Moini h Iowa, Oct. 2
States Court lui» nffirnied the
"The l'n|
ruptvy, ri Ik. I If ) win if ibe il.im ÜlVl»" r,
L'oiiiily Bank npiimt the ml at,- "
Allfii i f JfiOO.OlHi.
A Heavy Failure.
Fai.i.moi tu, Kv., Oct. '2:;.—,lame*
Chueoning failed to-day for $flo,(NNl.
A4 Explicit directions for use nre given i
fhc Diamond Dyes. Fordyeliig M.ik-cMIixii
Kkup. ivory. Hair, Ac.
Kl* I) C'A Tl itS A L.
R UUBV
EVENING SCHOOL
-Will
MONDAY EVE'G, OCT. 2, •«,
It.
No. 4. Masonic Temple.
Infor iiration will apply to
DR. SA.M-L W. Mt'KIMIY.
PKoF. .1. J At KSt i.N m.uc
•r'iAA-at-14
j^JAPLEWOOD 1N8T1TL TE
-ruu
BOTH SEXES,
Is 22
Philadelphia,
Courses ofHtudy—Enjrlldi, Hublncsi, Solti
aud Classical ; a thorough Chemical depart*
lie* west of new Broad Sir»
I'hlla. k Bait, ('entrai U
Super lor opportunities offered
young
and hoy* to prepare for the bc»t Amerlosii
egis.
Degrees are confbrrnd by suthorlirof the l
lalaturc of PennsylvsuD upon young ll
taking a full tours«.
Reudlng taught by a flrat-elass elocutlonls®
Penmanship hy a prou*ior-nusur ofl
beauties of the art.
thaw ahn«*
Private Instruction glvi
eallou ha* been n«glecn , <l.
fuvut for little boy*. Twelve itutrucüuu».
A lioim-Ukt* Ji
.). NIIORTT.llMlK ( Ynlo (.ill.'SH, *. M.,
i'lpul, Cuncurilv 111 tr, Dul., C'«., I'a,
»
NEW \OUK, 1HM2.
T
I1E SI N
ill malic itfi Hft<
7V Sun for 1S82
annual revolution under flieprcMiit nui
always, h»r all, la?
content«!
incut, sliining
little,
utihuppv,
depraved
obtuse.
•an and gnieious
Republicun a
virtuous,
_ The Sun'i> light is for
woimsnlcind of every wn t ; I ut it** $
hile U l*" ,r ï
intt lüg« *dj
w armth is for the good,
discomfort on tlie blistering Lacks
persistently wicked.
. The Sun of 1808 was
kind. It discarded in:
multitude of the superfluous
phrases of ancient Journalism,
to it [tort Iu afni.il, mu'clmt, inm«*J*
way all lit • urwr. of tliu world,
Inl.T.-Bt, und
•f.« ill U>>4
a newspaper of*
any of tile forms I
Wiinh,
It uiwlca
event of iiuinan
ii I h m ull'uir« witli the feurle»»
Tlu success
,| tins is
mi, 11 dll
ludejamdi'me.
nient waa the success of iht
p. permanent » hange in the
new»im|HTs. Every ini|Jorb
cptuhiishcil in tills country in
years past lia« îx'cn nu tie l«' l
Every im|K)itantJ»)unml alrcadv • »
Ih'CI) modified and Lettered by uw *•
The Sun'* example. rtAtlt , Ilt
The Aim of 1 WÖ will 1«' tlie same oi WJ
truth-telling und Interesting new«!' l f ,
By a liberal use of the met
abundant- prosperity affords,"
it I tetter tlian ever before, wi' . ,
the news, putUiiif R lui» n""«» 1 ' TM
measuring its iin|iortaiicc, J
tiwlltioniil vurtlstiek, but by is
tu Ute people. Distance from
eijuure is not the first eous
The Sun, M'hetievcr any thing I»!»!«;,,
reportiug we get the |»rtU-} 1
in IHilltU » wü »V« >>" •>■'1, ! ' tlu'i
wc are accustomed to txpi
language tlmt can be 111 " ' ^i «'vciib
w liât we think alniut men and • ' j
habit is the only secret ol The Sun i
«»f Aim*
uiit J«*
»liall
"I 'wv«lf A'"»
the best mutter of the ,. • um .qui
Agrieultural Departiltint a p*
merit, full market ; , . fU am i .l.u
proportion of literary, m* 1 ... ^ ,s vn
make it 11.« U-.1 ..ew'.|«I« r Un "
make u me , . i
houBcbold tiiut was eve J j lik
WIio docs not know u . u '7 „ i,i. Ii
,■ Ilk'll
Sunday .
Golconda of iut«re»Ui«
lient poetry of the .lay, PJ'
lending, news, Immor—inatu
a iro.Kl-Hlr.ed book, und in» 1 ' 1 ". 5 , ,
u.&euU-rtalntnBtb.nu.y^'^,,
H our Ideu of what a newPl w I
, bend for The .*'«•
as follows :
lUi
rv Ii'" 1
very
I- eiioiiffli
pleases you
Our terms nr<
For the daily .Vi»,
■euty-clffl't eolunms, tn« a
furulil.ed «epnrutely ut c
Reprice of th«
.■**
free.
slicfl
four-pa? 0
Address , vl)
I W. ENGliAAU;,
XI IK SU« 1
rUBLISIIKB OK
NVw York City.

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