SECOND EDITION
A FIRE IN BALTIMORE
11.68
10.00
11.04*
—1 I
*
j
Broad
*
f
a.
-8.10
Turned to Death in a Concert
Hall.
CAiviERON GETS THE DOUG y
CAMKKON'H MISSION.
Collectine *60,00» to Help Have retmayl
v»nla to the Stalwarts.
Philadelphia, Nov. 2 —Senator J. D.
Cameron, who »pent yeßterday in New York,
cum* to this city thin morning, bringing
with him $ 60 , 000 , thc fruits of a day's soltef
tiition of campaign money among thc
Wealthy Stalwarts of Gotham. The amount
h< just' $ 100,000 lets thar. he expected to
r.iibv, but campaign collectors are not
liberally rewarded this year anywhere, and
ti. Pennsylvania boss did comparatively
vieil. The arguments lie advanced to induce
contributors to be liberal were as singular
a- they were forcible. In preseutiug the
c:.m* to several gentlemcu the Senator said :
New York is irretrievably lost, and money
•pent in an effort to save Folder i* ammuni
tion wasted. Unless funds are forthcoming
Pennsylvania is also hopelessly gone. If,
however, sufficient money is raised, Penn
sylvania can be saved, and, thus preserved,
will form a nucleus around which to build
a Stalwart organization in 1884. If Penn
sylvania ^oce. the Administration party iH
stranded, and the first duty of every Stal
wart is obviously to look out for Penssylva
If Beaver's election is secured, I will
take care of >884. "
Thus appealed to, the amount specified
was secured, and the Senator returned to
h:s own dominion with what comfort less
than half a loaf affords.
p.
12 .
•
—
2.16
i) a.
A BALTIMORE F1IIK.
6.4V
burned to Death—N arrow K»
Oiic Mi
cap««.
Baltimore, Nov. 3.— At three o'clock
this morning the Arlington Concert Hall
wus partially destroyed by fire. Madam
jlusleed and a female Inmate escaped by
jumping from a window, and received
.* iiijuries. John \V. Person, a stock
burned to death. James
•ev
Uroker,
McKinney, barkeeper, was sllijhtly burned
The loss to the building was small.
as
Opening.
Tomorrow, Saturday, the 4th inst., is
opening day at Messrs. Wood & Bancroft's,
IN«», tifi-4 Market street, when they will dis
play the most decant and beautiful assort
ment ol Christmas cards probably ever pre
e. n:ed for the inspection of our citizens.
'These cards htc* specially selected from the
following celebrated makers und designers,
viz : Prang's prize cards, Hlldcrcbimer's,
4>hachcr's and Miss Leggett's celebrated
prize cards, with a full assortment of other
noted makes and ail of designs, finish
aiud style tlie very latest, at prices to accom
modate all. Notable among this truly
-perlativc collection are cards and banneretts
«>f original design, and executed especially
Tor Messrs. Wood A: Bancroft by special artists
in India ink, representing winter scenes and
designs pertinent to the holiday season.
They extend a cordial invitation to every
body to call and inspect their magnificent
«•Oilection of Christmas cards, banneretts
an«l other urtlcles appropriate for holiday
tfilL«. _ .
of
Tlie Ampliitrite All Right.
A dispatch from Washington this after
: « >n statt s that the Naval Advisory Board
visited Wilmington a lew days ago and re
port that the monitor, Amphitriite, lying at
tlie docks of tht; Harlan & Hollingworth
Company, is in a satisfactory condition, and
the bad condition as reported.
Several changes are necessary, but the
Board will not make any recommendations
at present.
The Clot ï
Kill.
London, Nov. 3.—The entire Irish party
213 Shipley streut,
in addition to the Heater, Range and Stove
buslnes*
ample faeilities to execute order* p
Tin. Slice» Ir«»n. Bra»*, Copper»ud Zinc work.
stove need* repairing let us know and
,-<• will attend to it promptly.
■j::.
H«a
k S
11 «
lil call especial attention to
ptly for
:
Chas. H. Vary, Phila. Messenger, 603 Market.
Sutterley «t Co.. Photographers, 302 Market st
lief« »ro purchasing don't fail to call and poo
the "Magic and Royal" Ranges, at Schoen's
llealer. Range and Stove House, 209 to 213
{Shipley street.
your stove need repairing ? Do you need
? I>o you wish to exchange your
range? If so call at BchoeifB now
Heater, Range and Stove House. 209 and 218
Shipley street, and ho will give you a bagain.
N«> trouble to show good*.
D<
s to
Schoen'fl Heater, Range and Stove House. 209
213 Shipley street , is connected with the Telt
idiotic Exchange, und ull orders will receive
I «rompt attention.
sjJGrii ks, grate* and repair* constantly on hand
a! Sclioeu's Heater, Rang«* and Stove House.
2' j to 21 o Shipley street.
TM K, RAILROAD*.
' ?OR
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rnn
Corrections.
TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON FOB
PHILA.— 2.00*— liB* — «.30—«.66 7.001—7.60
f—8.16—9.00 Î —9.39 Î —9.58 J —iU.SU —11.53 ».
m:—12.00+ m:—12.15-1*. SÄ— 1.63-2.30J—4.00
5.17*—6.30f— «.10 — «.88* — 7.2« —7.80*—0.66* pm.—
N*w Yore — 2.00
11.68
BaLTIMOE»— 1.06*— 1.42»— 4.61*— §.06* — 0.17
10.00 a. m.— 12 . 2 Ô— 1.00—I.O*—6.00—fl.00— «.67—
11.04* p. m.
Washirotow-1.42*—4.61*— «.06-0.17 a m;
—1 I 00— 1.09-4.67-11.04* p. m.
Baltimore and intermediate stations—
1.06*—0.17 10.00 ». in;—1.00—fl.UQ p. m.
* Trains running both dally and Sunday,
tTrains running only on Sunday.
j Connect at Gray's Ferry for old depot.
Broad and Washington avenue.
Delaware Bailed ad— «. 00*— 0.10 a. m;—-1.06
—8.00*—0.26f p. m. No Sunday trains.
* For New Castle only
f For Harrington and Intermediate stations.
Wilmington A Northern railroad— 7.47 a.
____ _on Sunday fbr
Beading and St. Peter—8.10 a. in.
Delaware Western Railroad— 7.06—10.30
a. ni;— 6.90 p. m. Sunday trains 10.90a. m— «.00
-8.10
2.28*— «.80 —7.60— ».50—
m— 18.3»—1.6»— 4.17*—e.8**—7.M p.m.
13
apply
bIoiih
of
I).,
term
liquor*
drunk
the
Clav
ware,
<1.
John
Wm.
Bout.
Davit)
p. in.
. [v
lu
as
the
Peace
ttth
the
Inn
__
«aid
wit:
T.
John
W.
Hobt.
t*.
John
8.
John
John
O.
TRAINS AKBlVfc AT W IAaMINGTON FROM
Phi LA DBLPH l A—12.60—1.00—1.82*—4.47*—7.46
8.02*—».12-».06-10.10t—11.86—12.85 a. mj—12.60
—1.07 —2.80f —2.50—4.36—4.56— 6.40—6.5»—«.*
—«.4§—7.8ôt— 7.65—0.60—10.83—10.68 p. m.
NEW *ORR—l.W»-4.47 »—8.02t—«.18 ». m?
12 . 60 —1.07—4.56—6.48*—10.68 p. m.
Baltimore—1.61 *— 2.l»*-».84—».64-ll.a e.
36—1.60—6.11*—6.90*—7.24—#.40* D. m.
Wabhinotoh— 1.61*—2.18— 11.48». m;—12.36
■
—1.50—6.11*—8.90*—7.24— 0.4»* p. m.
• Both dally and Sunday.
f on Sunday only. .
DELAWARE RA1LROAIV—8.66—10.16*A.m;—12.06
— 5.ÜVI* —6.u5 p. in. No Sunday trains.
• From New Castle only.
WlLMIROTOE A NORTH ERE RAILROAI>—«.26—
8.40—11.85 a. m;— «.40 p. m. On Sunday from
Beading and St Peter at 7.10 p. m.
Delaware Wisstkkw Railroad— 9.00a. m;—
2.16 p. m. Sunday train« 0.10 a. in.;—6.40 p. m
TRAINS LEAVE FOB WILMINGTON
Philadelphia New Broad Street Depot—
12.30*—3.56*— «.30 —T.'JO*—8.00—8.21—8.36f— 10.1«
—11.30—11.60 a. in:—12.23—1.82f—1.82— 3.1«—
4.02- 4.25- 6.05— 6.20— 6.56— 6.06f — 6.3« —8.30*
—W.30—10.00—11.32* p. m.
Broad aed Wabhieotoe atehtte—6.90—1.00
aud
than
the
Jail
•
W
W.
—10.16 a. m;—1.90—8.10—4.80—6.15 p. m.
New Oabtle— 8.38—10.00—11.40 a. m.
6.4V p. m.
* 1 Hslly and Sunday,
f On Sunday only.
SFThe black ttgurw*
ï
KsprcM trains.
»00.
need
your
now
218
>2fl5 STEINWAY UPRIGHT
PIANO.
GOOD SIX OCTAVE
209
Telt
hand
PIANOS.
nSE n,. " -
THE NATIONAL BANE Of DELAWARE è
. L
B. H. KWBANKS. 1
woTt-lt_ Ooa hler.
of M ,t R wumn T m ,^j I
XTOTICE. — I,
13 THE OWNKK
property, do hereby give notice that 1 «ball
apply to the Judge» of the Court of General »e»
bIoiih of the Peace and Jail Delivery of the State
of Delaware, In and for the County of NewOaatle,
Monday, the atth day of November next A.
I)., 18H2, being the first day of the November .
term of aald court for a license to sell Intoxicating I
liquor* in quantltle« leas than .one <|uart to he
drunk on trie premier*, at the rhri»ti»na hotel. I
the village of Christiana, ehool District 44, White
Clav i'rt'ek Hundred, New Cantle County, Dela
ware, and the following respectable citizens.
oimuend the said application to wit :
ham'll. Scott, II. I*. Bullen.
<1. W. Currtnder,
John
John C. Iloulden.
Sitin'1 butler,
John 11. ('leaves,
H. J. Marshall,
Lemuel B. Butler,
M ARG A BET KING.
Wm. G. f'aulk,
Bout. McCarter,
Davit) 8. Leach,
uov3-8tl
VOTICE.— I, DENNIS W. MAOUIRE, 1
. [v u WN KB t>f the within mentioned preiuihe*. I
lu compilant e with an act of A*s«*tubly lu auch
as rÂifÿjî"ïi* ÄÄ;, h s*s,«sjsa? ih
the Judges or the Court of General &e«*lon* of the I
Peace and Jail Delivery of the state of Delaware, 1
ttth diyof SoLmtSfoS«."?:, S". lïïfc'Llnî
the first day of aald court, for a license to keep an J
Inn <>r tavern, at No. 1M East Front street,
tht^Met ond wani of the city of Wilmington! Del., J
t» sell intoxicating liquor* in le»a quantltle*
__ mKÆÏÏT U r "pîîuîï? c«". l t P ïïïdîÂ."r I
«aid ward, recommend the aald application, to
wit:
T. H. Merrett,
John I. Dougherty,
Tlioiua* Faruuu,
W. K. Bowman.
Hobt. M. Glbaou,
t*. D. Karner,
John P. Ha
Nathaniel
8. 8. Robert*,
Joseph Yarnall,
John llrcar,
John Plunkett,
O. II. Ford,
UOV3-3I1
■
aud
than
MOÏICE. - I, JOHN FORREST,!
SU.hï,îd'5t"^ , ''.t^*7?b t . ^nlw.*;,l°or
the city of wmiiiiiEtou, countr of New (-«»tie. I
'' ^î'reo'e „ l'.'Lf ' ",f'theT.
hi y lu Huch case mad** and provided, do j
Jail Delivery of the State of Delaware, In and for [
r«,?eïÂ
id court, fora lleénav fur HaUiliou«« *» an tun I
tavern for the «alt- therein or tutoxleattng I
leas quantltle* than one quart, '
thc premitte*. aud the following re
• peelaMe eiligem», rendent» of «aid ward recom
mend the *ald application, vl» t
Klwood H. (.'ole*. Henry C. Turner,
Thoma* Farmer. Fraiicl* >1. Klekta.
W in. II. ItohlllHOII,
Charles Gottwertli,
llcury Jaclioh*.
KUIward F. Kaue,
W. II. Hlekn.au,
llenry M. James,
Patrick Mathery,
n»a«. F.. Spakt,
Michael Kenny.
Patrick Plunkett,
Geo. W. Gray,
Saiii'l H. W'lcaersham,
Frank K. ». Davt*,
John Higgins,
Terrence < arvtn,
John M.^Leg|f,
Geo. II. Uiirrôufh»,
Henry Itboith,
A. W. Willi*,
DENNIS W. MAGUIRE.
.vîelcliulr,
ï
Ilqui
druuk
jtZUMTEU'a notices. I
-celpts
IJEUIHTER'8 UKDEK.
Av I
Newrwib^'lSr'oftoberiSiiaa».}
Upon thi* Application of ilarry M. ('amwell, I
lun'Ä^
d directed by the Ui'gUter that Hit* AdmlnDtra-I
tor aforcüald give noth « of granting of letter* |
of AdniiiiUtratlou upon the estate ofUieclV'c..«... a
with the date «»f gniutlug thereof, by »Viuslng I
AdvertUeHieaL t« tie pu.led within lorty days
pu"ti' , !,il;.'?. 0 «"r U m. l 'rnn r my U *,V* NvJ'TÄ
requiring all persona having demand* against I
the e*tate to prehcut the same, or abide by an act I
of Assembly In »Uch case made and provided; 1
aud also eau*e the same to be Inserted within th *
i p-rbel in tin* Daily gazkitr,
new*paper nubllbhed in AVIlmlngton,
continu« d therein three week», (e. o. d.)
Given under tlx- bann and *eal ofofflre
L. 8 Vof the Register aforesaid at Wllmlngt >n
New (aatle c(»unty aforesaid, the
d year above written.
». BIGGS, Register.
K'lwuril A. Klllcott,
Wm. Webb,
A. Brack Star,
Thuiuas K. \v 1er,
Ja*. B. II
Thc
A. Sharp,
Thomas It. Lally,
Win. 11. Sines,
B. F. Yandever.
JOHN FOR REST,
Oaker F. Mumb,
Thomas Gallagher,
Washington Cox,
•3-31
* I
All person*having rlalms »gainst the estate of I
the deceaiMMi must present the »am«* dulv attested 1
t«» the Administrator, on or before October 21, A. I
Dm b*»». or abide the act of Assembly lu such 1
ca*e made and provided.
.lay
EOTI4 Z,
.le
HARUY M. CANTWELL.
Arl., Uctobrr 1«, IIW2. i
tltr appllrxtlon of « harte. Frrrm.n.
it ur Jufm lmwilrn, luu- ur Wllmin««- I
ulred. In *ald countv, deeeaM-il, It t* or- |
nd dlwtcd by the Ifegleter that the Ad- I
r aforesaid give uotbt «>r granting of
rebtouu ntary upon the c*tatu of the I
11li th«* «late ol granting tb«*re«>f, b\ I
»tob« |H>*te
aet «>t I
1.1 , An« I
•• •»
spired by Brady in retaliation for Soteldo •
exposure of the Star Route,conspiracy, and
Maa.glng Editor Carton only meted
under orders in publishing them. The «vl
wag ru i 9( j ou t # j^e defense closed
J- C. McGinn and A. Ross Perry
were called in rebuttal by the prosecution.
NoU >l"« '»POrt»Dt WM elicited.
the defense
V. Boynton,
L
Of Intereat to Sportauien.
New Yoke, Nov. 3.—Tlic Turf, Field and
has offered an international challenge
cup to be rowed for in Auguet next by
Haulau aud other sculler«, to which will be
added a money prize. Ten entries here aud
in England are expected. Rules similar to
those governing the Loudon sportsmen's I
cup. I
BRI gf TElTx ill A MS.
V,ck»buro, Miss., Nov. 3—Andrew.
t< ; lor « <, ; "*• b'nehej by . mob
I yeeterday, for outraging a white girl.
J°H.N»BU» T , Vt„ Nov. 3.-The Union I
j school building was destroyed by fire this
"r 1 "*- U*» •uwWiio.nrri lonw.cmo. |
[ DTKU BBSS VILLE, OllIO, Not. 3.—The
r«'Ä v - c h ;
I »m.UDU to Washington and Jefferson Col
I lege,
r\
Rockford, III., Nov. 3.— Charles Hep
burn, a clerk lu Bean Terry'« dry goods
•tore, has been arrested for defrsudlug his
employers of $1,000.
KMIanltL^.J cor/duLr'rmtoè'ccntral I
Vermont railroad, fnll dtad on hla train at
Colchester laat night.
Paukehhbi ko, W. Va., Nov. 8,—Flvc |
dwellings belonging to George Uutherlord, *
four of which were occupied, were burned
this morning ; loss, (7,000.
I Boston, Mass., Nov. 3.— The total re-
at the custom house from October 1
was $054,o:W, a gain of 115.1,045 over thc
I corresponding month of lust year.
BltlDOETOKT, Conn., Nov. 3.—John
I Hurry, IS year« old, was instantly killed
la8t n ÿ ht h y lhc Mffhtnlng express from
^ cw ^ ork while attempting to cross the
| truck.
a rv.«—«««- » A ,
I DAVENPORT, IOWA,NOV. 3. — A charge of
dynamite was exploded ueur Moline yesUr- i
haling a 00-pound rock 140 yard, and
I striking Andrew Larson, kiiliug him in- I
I htantlv
1 3 *
Gloucester, Mass., Nov. 3.— Andrew
I flood, aged 20, fell uuder the cars while
jumping from the platform yesterday and
run over, necessitating leg amputation,
from which he died.
Cincinnati, Nov. 3.— Andy Mitchell
arrested on Monday on suspicion of being
I U '° '«urdercr of Arthur Ross, the coal mer
1 chant, was found dead In his cell in Gleu
I dale jail this morning.
1 ®
THti C11Ï MARKETS.
What W. Khi and What W. Pay for It—
To-day'. Street Market tJuotaUou..
MKAT8 AND VHOV1BIOEB.
Batter, per pound.
I E«k», wholcfulc, per duw.
Kkk*. roUil, per .loMn.
Chicken«, retail, per j^und
I Uhlekena, per pair.
| Spring chickens, per pair.,
I Spring chickens, per pound
Uî\ lic kons, per pd. wholesale
I sirloin steak* per pound...
I n ( ., n , _, no i r | ,
* ,er l* 0 "^ ••
Hound steaks per pound...
| Rib roast per pound.
.8 .38 (f • .40
m
,80
.20
I
1.60
.76
l.oo
.18
.18
.14
AT
.25
.30
22
.18
M
..
■
ft per pound.
I Stewing pieces..
I Bolling bits per pound.
I shin*, per pouna.
I Kidney fat,per pound.
I Lamb chop*, per jamml.
iAmb rousts, per |n,und.
I Mutton chops, per pound...
| Mutton roasts, per pound...
Veal cutlots, per pound..,..
Void roasts, per pouml.
Hums, wholesale, per pound
I sh Ô n n't » î -1 0 ^.; •*. J
S5°"H er8 ' wholesale,p»r pound .12M
^houlders, retail, per |>ound...
Bacon, retail, per pound.
| Sausage, smoked, per pound...
Balognu sausage, per pound
Hogshead cheese, per pound
tiding*, per pound.
Ijard, who
.14
. 1 «
.1U
.10
.20
.26
. 1 «
.20
.16
.20
. 1 «
,25
. 1 «
.18
.15
g
.17
.14
.15
.1«
.1«
.10
.
I
.10
, e per pound
Lard, retail, per pound....
Cheeue..
.12
.16
. .08 O
.12
nil
Lobster*, per pound...
Black ttrth, per
Rock tluh, per pound....
Porgle*, per pound.
White Perch, per pound
Trout, per pound.
Halibut, per pound.
Catfish,
Mock««
. . 1 «
.16
.16
.18
.12
■
.15
.10
. .20
pound,
por piece
,v:
.16
BiiKHIlta AMD FRUITS.
Banannas, per doiun.20
l^einoiiH, per dozen.
Orange*, per dozen.
Grape«, per pound, wholeeule
Grape*,per pound, retail.
Apple*, per half peck.
.28
2b
. .30
M
.08
.08
.12
. .18
VBOBTABLBB.
New potatoes, per barrel.
New potatoes, per half-peck...
Sweet pototoos, per banket.
Sweet potatoes, per half pock.. .15 i
Tomatoes, per half peck.12 t
| Tomatoes, perorate...
Cabbage, per head_
Crate onion*, per crate
Crate onion*, per half peck.20
Radishes, per bunch.
String b
Lima bean*, p
New beet«, p
Corn, per basket.
Corn, per dozen..
. 1.60
I 00
.16
.40
.80
.10
M
a
l.oo
.86
half-peck,.1U
basket
bunch..
■ I
.26
.40
.60
.03