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*ry by the worl<i»renowiie>t
. Mechanical eflVct* by «, jt.
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Itcncn cil Heats, 76
N*OV. 9-51-JU.
RAND OBERA HOUSE.
MASONIC TEMPI.E.
1
today Et e'g, Novemlxtr 16 ,
MISS HELEN POTTER,
■ {oirbrated Rradln« nnd Bnpervoiatl.ni,
utuHted by the '
[Vmerican Lady A oeal
(Quartette.
I» ANNIE GRAHAM,
MIB8 CLARA J. KÀU,
v, - ond
»(»ratio ;
WS MARIE F. HOWELL,
Fini Alt» : _
MISS EVANGELINE WHITE,
Hecoud Alto.
tOBARLV THF, LA HT BENEFIT FOB
|'R(IVIIUCNT 8OCIETVTHIS YEAR.
Tifkct'. dial
TDK
.1 orcliestrn circle, 75 cents;
»thhiK
. Y . Tlioina« k Co. *s b«K»k s
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DANCING.
|)R0F. A. 8. WEB8TER'8
SELECT
Dancing Academy,
MASONIC TEMPLE,
(Fourth floor.)
Wilmington, Del.
Li-SEASON OF —1883
COMMENCING MONDAY, 8EPT. 11.
(iK.NTLEMKN'*S CLASS—Monday anil Thura
pevenings, from 8 to 10 o'clock. Monday,Hep
miirf-rll, ivü.
[LADIE8 AND rim. I »hen' 8 CLASB-Thura
ly »ml Satuninv afternoon», commencing Hst
Miv. N'i>trmt.cr 16. ThuriuUya from 5 to 6 p.
äatnMay» from 2 to 4 p. m.
r evening fVoin 7
Wednesday, 8ep
d most fashionable dance«
LADIES' CI.AHS -W.'dnenda
Uo'clwk, rouunrnclag
AU tiif Utest a
'IW. Including the Lawn Tcnnla, Lancers,
•w Karq net i^nadrt I to, (Slide, Hide Glide. Five
ta Newport mil all Hoclety Waltzed a
Tlalty; tiuylit either privately or In classe»,
w« new Minuet apeclally adapted to children
a parlor Usurp.
CII0ICR OF DAYS.
bools m*nilnartoa
or out eft.
private rla«Ht>« In tlie
,, »liould cunfer with me a» aoou
prtrticatilc for choice of Jay«,
taring the summer the Academy room* have
■ tan. son..- y decorated and refit tot.
• bipiend d condition. They will hereafter
wexchibiveiy for chut» purpose» and wirrt
and are
»«term», circular, etc* apply at
H.K. UoBELKN'S,
710 Market street,
t*y mall to
u . , „ A. ». WEBSTER,
, Masonic Temple, Wilmington, Del.
a
Hi
PROFESSIONAJj CAMDB.
OHN C. COLE,
iotaky public and justice or the
Stall 0 «' No * 101 Wellttxth »treet. Tele
6-1-12-6
U ' X. & J. B. HOBEN8ACK,
UrfiriMäYÄ 1 .*££ effect* of SELF-ABUSE
SH.j , v A K*4 t,on should not hesitate
S„ r i:, N .*»A. J * 1 , V llOBENttACK of 200 N.
non d «ri!' •'('••»dHphta, either by mall or bv
p. m "* lht * l,our8 of 8 »• m to 2 p. tu., and
Whowiever should know hl«
. . h - w,i y 10 Improve It should read
IN A NUT-SHELL."
fn receipt ot three-cent stamp.
ß J- 1 '. burwell
^wiu, hemovk
scptl 1-1-14
II18 OFFICE-®*
To bit :
('«bien ce,
1 112 WEST STREET,
NOVEMBER THE
9 KIE i- a. foster,
18T.
et20-lm-14l
ATTORN EY-AT-LA W,
market street,
"u mixoton. del.
HO. 017
my?-10
EDUCATIONAL.
CQBY
EVENING school
. ""will reopen on—
MONDAY F.VE'G, OCT. 2, '82,
w - MURPHY,
or J. JACKSON 1'IERCK.
Persons wlsli ng
? U\V00D INSTITUTE
-EOK
BOTH sexes,
allt «Wf8t
«■phis
^ ... Broad Street
• 00 i I* I la. A Balt. Central It
j Uualne««, Helen tide
thorough Chemical department.
Mom? 0 * 1 ""' 11 " "dored
'"Pfppurf f ur lhe
to yon nu men
beat American col
or p ° nf rrpd *>y authority of the L
° r Penii.yi vaill a
11,11 course.
«tnugiitb
upon younic ladle«
y a flrst-cl
elocution tot.
al&J a Professor—master of the
•'""traction
■SUE-«
UJ'-IDOk: (V.ie
'"'orilvltli., Del
Riven to those whose edu
A homc-llke depart
Twelve instructions.
Golle*e), A. M., Frin
Co., J»«,
auKl6-2m-eod
LI) A. c A THOMASi 8T. CLOUD
k'ölted Kfu M ÎL ln Çî on * lh L'., practice«
°em*n»l Lana Office.
L'"0 lioinestoM«* lantl tnlnlng, pre
fchnent oftS W P^«eeuted before
t* clis2:, t I îl® , , P t * r 'or and Himreme
twffore tlie Execu
S, «■«««•. • T «ttentlon given to
"fi kind« P homuetead
"■UndMcrtp bought and sold
r
lroTioxa.
N°™*r« w*î ft 0 ' wakd urm
!>, nr.'V'IÄüA.r;,'
™ III. I2ih .lav ..r November, hi
tol lilmiW funeral of
* HANK K. X. DAVIS,
< liulnnaii Com.
Market street»,
I o'clock I». m..
Daniel Maguire,
novio-;»-*
yiNT,[ annual
in «. -t w ^i '
__ M. t .M< HTKVXTEIN, Siv.
ÎmiI'i'VW
I lie farm
• «Ictlrliijr
IO-w2in-.ll
DRAPER HAS RE
Mrirk.l
to
IJEMOVAL—DR.
IV MOVKli 1,1, olltec fro
tin* Nnitliwcht co
No.
s|ri*i*t to
Market sirceln.
•r of El
nth
i
HtSLf WANTED.
W A T(NSMi JO V RN ' EYMAN
.u!L'' U ' IH X floVKIN^V.rSSr We^'i-r,,,';;
■ IWI ' _ IKI23-I2t
ion sÂ'r.i:.
pORSAI.E.
36 Desirable Dwellings.
3-jtory brick, N
607 WS «hingt.
. «Tum
. 6 IM»
st rift ««s»
brl'cli,' ' fliiVki uv ' Vir« ft
»ry brlfk, 20.1 U nnhliiKloi
I J-ntory brick. 13 Murk.-t »trif
I jL-tory brick, mwl.liid« 11 mrlut. »ooo
J.^t.ivy bi lek, Wfl & Linden Arvi t '2(J 0»
1 2-M(«r) -brick, 3 üh h. ^ nnBurcn nt ree t 1 TA»
4 2-Htory brick, 9IU, «H,ir2», 9*2*2 Klm
I 2-story brlek, 405 .Monroe htrect...
I 2-story brick store, N. \v. r0 r. Tay
lornnd Locust streets .
5 2-Htory brick, «27, tr^tai, 833, a» Lo
1 2-ntory brick, N. W. c " 1 100 ca ' 1 '
liarrlHon Htreet....». , 7(l „
2 2-ntory brlrk, 113*1 A lilt Klin street l 100 each
4 2-atnry brick, m», 311, 313, 315 Mouth
\ un lliiren street . 1 inOcaeh
4 2-ntory brick, 706, 7tw, 710, 71*2 Drown
street .
3 2-story brick, 797, 7«'
. Btrei-t. 1 .sy> e u h
t *2-Htory brick, 1H/7W. second street 1 «M»
2 .l-story t.rtck, 1Mb «ml Franklin s
>w lu
liable truck farm on New Castl
mi**, containliiK 1*2
buildings. Price ...
1 4-sto
eh
ht.
each
. 1 lull
2100
. Klin
— 1 500 each
il7l3 Wright
•sc of erection. ai>
Hl
.. 10 Qm
Tin* above dwellings an* ill u<
mtalii from 5 to 1,1 rooms carli, aud
•1111« tw s«lt the imrehnscr. Annlv to
JOrt. L. (;aKPK.STEK, .lit.
sOT Washington stre
omlitlou and
w ill be Bol4
ctCI-limlA*
T70R SALE
~rv
EXECUTORS,
Dwelling house lat«* of Ell Wilson, dccco*»*«1,
NO. 1092 WASH 1NUTON STREET, Wilmington.
Term» easy. Apply
11. MEI.DS, Attorney for ExccitU
an,r2l i »4tr-9i .v.ii Market
pm
100 Acres of' Standing Timber.
CUl.fty YELLOW I*INK slid MAI'LE,
»alio «r railroad and three miles of
water an.I adjacent to other large no t fine tract»
of timber land the* growth or which Is likewise on
tni! market. For particular»
term», etc., address,
sept£4-d,w&*-lf
HALK.
within
tolix-ation. price,
G AZETTE OFFICE.
I^OR 8ALE.—A NEW FIR.ST-CLAS8 13
J- Roomed boiiM», eorusr Sixth and French; lias
five bay windows and nil modern Improvement- :
Weil aud ail wa»te water miderdralned
Term» easy, Also other houses, price from 81
♦x, OhO. Chance for good in \<>t ment. Apjih
G. k ('. TIN DAL, 701 French street. »,*2î»-rm
LOST AND 2FOUND.
S TRAYED.—ON SUNDAY NIGHT FROM
Til K HL A EG 111 EH house of the undersigned
d o r A
I sluirp pointed. A sutt
* Informât h»n »*«•
Geo. auklk,
Stall *2X Second Street Market.
a white
rump, horiiH strniMht
U will be jûild for
d In Indie bullock,
able rew
gardlug the
Ith
o-tf
HUG MS TEWS NOTICES.
REGISTER'S ORDER.
Rkgibtf.k's okfh a. 1
New C'aHtlc Co., Del., number 28, 1882. 1
Upon the application of Harry AJ. Cantwell,
Adiiilnlslratcrof .Marin I». Hinitli,'lute of |(cd Lion
hundred, iu said county, deceased. It Is ordered
and directed by the lb irlster that tin- Administra
tor aforesaid give notice of KrnntiiiK of letters
of Adinlniktrntlon upon the estate or Ute deceased
with the dale of grunlln^ thereof, by causing
advertisements to be ported within forty »lays
from the date of such letters In six of the most
publie place» of the county of New Castle,
requiring all persons having demand» against
the estate to present the same, or abide h
of Assembly in such ease made and provided;
d also cause the same to l»e Inserted within th«i
e period In the I>A!L% Ga/.kttk, a
«paner published In Wilmington, and
continu* d tin rein three weeks, (c. o. *1.)
Given under the band and seal ofoffl-e
8 }of the Register aforesaid at Wilmlngt
m ) in New Castle county aforesaid, the
day and year above written.
!..
ti. O. BIGGS, Register.
worn 1.
All persona having claim« against the estate of
the deceased mist uresent the same duly attested
to the Administrator, on or before October *21, A.
[>., 1883, or abide thr art of Assemblv In »ueh
re made and provided.
HARKV M. CANTWELL.
Admlntstr
reet, Wilmlng
oct*23-n»wt'-3w
Six th
Address: No. 317 Iu
ton, Del.
REGISTER'S ORDER.
RKOÎXTKIC8 officf.,
New Castl I- Co., Del., October 18, 188*2
Upon the application of Charles Freeman,
Executor of Johu Dowden, late of Wlliulng
huiitlred. In said euunty. deceased, it is <»r
d by the Register that the Ad
said give notice of granting ol
•y up*
.. with the date of granting
auHlng advertisement» 1<* hi posted within for! y
day» from the date of »ueh totters, in six of the
most publie place» of the county of New ( Hstle,
requiring all person« having demands against the
estate to present the same or abide by an a*
iMwinblv Id »uen ease made aud provided.
I» lnserl»il wltlilii cIm- i
period In the DAIIA (I.VZKTTK
nailer published in Wilmington.
tlnueJ therein three wn*k». (e. n. d. »
Given under the hand nnd
«, Soft he Register a for
», (iu New Castle Com
above written.
doivi
mini
lette
f tin*
the est;
r
In*
Ami
■i
be
>ul of ofllee
•al<l. at Wilmington,
foresald, the dnj
!..
<»y
H. C. HIGGS, Register.
NOTICE.
made and provtaed. * IIARLLM h Executor.
Address: Tliuri«»w, l'a.
1'EHSONAL .
NOTICE.
ID EDITION NOW BKADY. K;KBr MANUAr „
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COLDIER8 NOW aUtTERIN O BgO M
Ö WOUNDS or „ *Vuä<i*
f V "'Ä «TÄuaiS«, toÄnl mojlur, or
EHSSäSä
! REPUBLICANS' FRAUDS.
PARTIALLY EXPOSED DY THE
BOARD OF CANVASS.
THE QUESTION OF THE EHEHIFr,
The Ilonioeruls II
Lyupli n
l»ui»tican-. ('
o Just ('
Ortllicftte and Do It—The Re
lily to Mu*tin's Election.
«e |y> Cilve
At i!ie meeting of the
•omit y Board of
Canvass yesterday altern doji a fier the events
mentioned
I»» the late edition of the
Gazkttu hud tranaplrcd, the rest i f the
ul hundreds were gone
Whin Mill Creek
ver.
was come to Mr. Chum
, I ho ihf-pi ctor,l:;nl tho uUuoel dilllcully
r< l.aiuor tho return which ho os im.pcctor
htt'l muUo, tVoquoutly making error« in tho
llkui'cp. Thle fact I« importunt in view of
the fért the Mill Crook hundred returns
plajc-d Inter In the day. When Wilmington
was reached and the Seventh district, the
East precinct of the Fifth ward, was taken
Democratic Inspectors raised ob
iectioil.s to It hclnff aeeej^ed,
only .Igued by the inspector
publk
Id
in
up, tlie
as it, wafe
nd the Rc
J. CTippen, the
rt fiifcdl to rdgn
frauds hud been
j»» judge, Hariy
Demoprulie judge, l.avin ;
on thij ground that gr
com mi tied. It w;.» moved to not accept
the return it not having been signe 1. A cting
under instructions of leading Republican
lawyer*, counsel fi
relu sell to entertai
Slnglily took from his decision. Things be
very lively, and finally tho. ölieriiT
said tfiut he would not entertain ai«' motion
until Col. W. G. 'Whiteley,
sent for, arrived and gave
Meimtime Joli
Mr. Martin, the Sheriff
an appeal which Mr
came
ho
in* liail
opinion.
I'. Dolau presented a pro
uinst the Seventh ilistriet vote being
counted, from Mr. (Tippen, and the Hl.eritf
The protest wan subsc
Huciitly withdrawn aud will be used in the
courta It Is as follows:
test
refused to heal* it.
I. Henry .1. Crlppcn. one of the jitdgi
the edejetIon in tlx* si '.cnfh election di.iin
tho clljv of Wilmington, on tin* 81 venth d
November, l*x_\ respecUully stato tin
cllned to aign tho ccrtilioate'or election
district,
of
jt
!
I dc
for said
id 1 do hereby protest against the
'-S of Hie
o lor tho folio win g rej
nx.td wit :
1. Ti nt tho fallowing mnm-.l \
permiued to vote again.-1 my nu»U
•elpjs v.bielt were not ;
the nu|iie of Joseph L. < \
lee tor. was forged, viz : I
Ington .lolniBon. Eli!
John 1'rlsby, Leiu;
Jones. William Henry, Wlllla
(1 corah Gridin, Thomas lii
■
. InU to which
r, Jr., late cot
ri»
loll
, Wa - li
\ndon <-ii. .1
iHojdi M.
. Miller.
91. So 10111'
I »a \ is
hose i
perso
d
knowi] to me.
Tli.it five or
the wllidow. rca
vlilcd by law lb
l>
licforo the flute pro
the closing of the polls, und
v*<l from voting by a mob
derly persons, who crentod
.-rc forcibly |>
ot lawless
u dlsti|rbj
terforl
ealle 1
d «II Ho?
op ol' tho
dth th<*
police ofil
atlik* Me dlatnrlnt
•e fori ho purpose of in
" " inspector
fa
1
rrest the j
lit
'
•*, tl
RenpeetfUll y subui11ted,
HENRY .1. ( RIPPEN.
At length Col. Whitolcy arrived ami lie
urged that the Board ol Canvass should not
throw out tho precinct. If there had been
fraud that was a matter for the courls to
pass Upon, but the fn< t that the assistant in
spector had refused to . Gn the returns was
no ground for the precinct to be thrown out.
Col. Whitcly ulao
8 he rift' to entertain any appeal
be made from his decision.
The appeal wax then called up and the
sheriff'« decision in refusing to entertain
the motion to throw out the :
wax sustained by a vote of 18 to 11, three
Democrats voting with the Republicans.
TIIH Fli.VUD IN Ml
as the duty of the
hirh
light
enth district
Tlie) canvassing now proceeded quietly
until the whole vote wax in, wide!
abouti 6.20 o'clock, aud during the adding
up of the col urn
the p<|>ll list, which should go to the Clerk
of the Peace. A particular
made, for the tallv and poll list of .Mill
Cre
dem.
I was made, for
equeat w;
lied and is was stated that* there
i 11 "
«• ten u
the return sheet than
•»•ß votes
vere
»11 the poll list.
Joseph H. Chambers, tho Mill Creek in
Rector, admitted that this whs the case but
seeimfd a good bit worried,
left the poll list at home and professed to
send after it. He said that it was a fact
that jo more votes appeared on the list than
were counted, but these were five double
balloLs and two ticket* with *'Temperance"
written across tlie lop. In making more
explanations he mixed himself
badly. Finally, while tho
being signed, a more pei.-isient demand
was (made for the misting list nnd
Mr. Chambers coolly pulled it out. of his
)Ocket atul handed it to the Clerk of the
'euci|*. Mr. Dolan inquired for the number
of voles 011 tlie poll book and these on the
tally list. The clerk stated that thc-ie
777 on the former und 7ÖT
a dlflfcrence not of 10 but
•cd there was tu«,
i tjurpri.se as is seldom v. i'n; •
was floiue time before the c
order,
been Infor
section, aud for that r
sign the Shcrltl'.s eerlilica
clarelil they wouhl also relu
eratlr inspectors
that they scarcely knew what u-. tion to take,
• planning as to what
le t.vicc to
lie said he had
rt ill cates were
vere
the latter,
Whc
this
confuslo
asannou
1, and it
ti came to
Mr. Dolan then stab* l that ho had
*d ot the iiTegiilarilies in that
sou he refused U
Other« de
Tho Do mo
eon fUHCd
\*. • V
and Ivlnle they
courue to take a inoti
adjourn, hut w
of 1(> to 15. S
lost both times by 11 vote
De
•illMcate,
b eiMscd
erat«, who hail «i'.iied Mai tin's ei
tiien re<iue steil to have their nunu
plat*
A diseufrslo
to
from il.
whether it was I
to giant their re
t«*« 1 the SI.11
li decided
jal, but the
nest. Mr. i
IF to liii out
ti their sid«.* of the house
a did after
•ertifi
I!
ü of
rliiica
ques
election to Lynch,
desired to sign it. This the .ft
demurring sonic time, and while the
cute,[ declaring Lynch elected sheriff, was
being signed by the Democrat«, the
sheriff declared the Board adjourned
tine die, n« 11 left tlie court room,
foresting l»is hat in Ids haste, with Mr.
side of him nnd Mr. Nields
following.
Higgins on o::e
tfho other, the Republics;
« tho lust desperate move, but
that tailed to work. The Democratic me
bers reorganized, with W. J. Maxwell
chairman ami the certificates were properly
sign j:d.
*2d
3d
51
!
Oil
This wo
i.T nc ?
WHAT WILL THF. R
Tlie fraud in Mill Greek hundred is the
leading topic in political circles to-day, and
has created great, surprise. '1 he return
shows a remarkable irregularity, and Cham
bers docs not explain it even to tlie satisfac
tion of the Republicans.
Tlie action of the Democratic inspectors
is commended and the probabilities are that
ix commission will be given to Mr. Lynch by
Govieinor Hull, or that under the law
entirely new man will be appointed.
The official result as obtained yesterday
by jhe Board of Canvass is as follows 1 !
~—
NKW. ÏASTI.K COUNTV.
Governor and Congress.
ELECTION ntamicTK.
.OVF.UÜÛR CONGUKM
? 9
! I
I 3
Hi tS
r ?
W
WILMINOTOX.
Ö
t:
First ward, 1st district.
First war.1, 2d district.
Second ward, 3d district..,
Third ward, 4t!> district...
Fourth ward, 6th district..
Fourth ward, flth district..
Fifth ward, 7th district...
Filth ward, 8tli district....
Sixth
. 212 129
. 21'2 96
. 443 83»
. 630 894
. 170 146
. 284 134
. 180 311
. 292 380
rd. nth district_200 '."»o
Sixth ward, 10th district... 181 337
Seventh ward, llth district. 222 83«
Seventh ward, 12th district. 129 176
Eighth ward, 18th district.. 341 343
Eighth ward, 14th district.. 14(1 279
Ninth ward. 16th district.. 208 248
Tenth ward. lGth district.. 400 195
Eleventh
212 1 _. ■
213
443 337
634 388
m 145
285 133
183 318
29* 380
204 281
183 836
280 028
180 174
840 344
147 276
207 247
ö'JO 192
167 124
nl,17th district 168 124
Totals.
.4313 4456
. 1*2 96
. 227 259
.: 53 479
-- t'5 222
. 346 ,4 4*2
4339 4423
93 95
228 249
St* 487
96 221
349 410
12*2 86
206 157
648 378
'MH 269
12« 170
Ktt 110
260 220
279 200
288 212
265 113
lirninJywiue, East.
FiMntlvwin**. \V.*M
()illiBtl*Uil.
Christian«. Hairfh
MdH'reek.TT...
White Cl
K01 Ui
<
Creek, fiist ... 122
Whil(vi*Jay Caeok, V*c.*:t
New ttaKle.!.
Pencndor. m .
Red Lion, Taut .•.
Red Lion/We-i
S». George's, Fwist.
Hi. G L-orue's. M r *et
Ajipoquinimtnlc ...
Blackbird.
HI
2!3 150
64.1 37»
250 27.7
127 IrtH
105 1(8
218 231
278 2>>1
S3 216
264 114
Totals.
Majorities.
..8060 7909
Hüfö 7878
. 141
5
state Senators.
KI.Ki
»X lUSTRllTI».
0
C %
I Ï
W ?
vii.uixoto.v.
First wnrd. l?t district....
First ws:rd.2d dip trie t_
Second ward,3d district..
ildrd ward, 4thdl«trlct— 629 530
Fourth ward, 6th district .. 171 171
Fourth ward, 6th district... 285 28ÎJ
Fifth ward, 7th district...... 18U 181
Filth ward, 8rh district.2>*2 *293
Sixth ward, 9th district.'200 *202
»Sixth ward, Mtli district.... 1«] 181
.Sovontli ward,llth district. 225 *227
.Seventh ward, l'2th dtatrict. 129 128
Eighth ward, 13th district.. 33» :i3o
Eighth ward, 14th district.. 148 140
Ninth ward. 15th district... 208 20K
Tenth ward. 16th district .. 499 498
Eleventh ward, 17th district 157 167
13 212
Il *211
V2X 12:»
06
9 .
' 1 4
338 337
$06 394
144 144
131 133
010 316
381 3X1
2V. 2!.;t
337 337
639 638
175 176
345 345
'279 279
247 247
197 I9d
125 128
Total«..
.4315 4413 4559 4553
Brandywine, East..
Brandywine. West.
Christiana. North..,
Christiana. South..
Mill Creek....
White Clay Creek, East.
White Clay Creek, West
Castle.
92 9*2 90 98
227 227 25») 26»
353 .*462 472 468
110 95 221 207
394 343
1*2*2 1*21 87 86
*202 199 107 158
64 3 645 »81 378
*247 250 260
126 126 170 170
H4 102 110 110
245 245 364 234
4lu 868
ltcd Lion, Enst.
Rod Lio
Ht. CJ
1. Went.
foV. East...
St. Crooi*go*s,Wext..
Appo.iulnlmlnk.
Black nil .1.
Totals.
Majorities.
*274
903 234
»82 28*2
-C4 *204
216 218
114 114
. «H»! 80*28
7965 7868
. 73 2*26
SborliTaml Corouei.
Kerin:,' niXTaiCT
IKRIKF < OltOXKIt.
r 4
ï t
« e
WU.MIMITON.
5*3
First ward, 1st district..
First ward, *2.1 district..
»Second ward, 3d district... .4.38 340 416 834
Third ward, 4th district.... 508 414 636 :W3
Fourth ward, 6tl>district... 16*2 15*2 173 14*2
Fourth ward, 6th district.. 283 135 279 130
Flith ward, 7th district- 180 81d 190 293
Fifth ward, 8th dlatilot_ 27X 397 300 37*2
Sixth ward, 9tli district_ 200 284 211 *274
Sixth ward, 10th district... 187 331 184 834
Seventh ward, llth dlst riot 215 047 249 612
Sorenth ward. 12th district 124 179 180 174
Eighth waul, 13th district. 338 846 835 349
Eighth ward, 14th district. 144 *281 146 '280
Ninth ward, 15th district.. *206 249 *2i>9 *242
Tenth ward. 16th district.. 488 *207 601 11*4
Eleventh ward. 17th district 156 1*26 152 129
*207 131
*204 10.*;
13 128
*213
94
Total».
Brandywine, En»t..
Brandywine. Wei*t.
Chrltdluim, North..
, South..
.4317 4 046
. 93 95
. 227 S60
. 335 48)
. 93 *223
...;. 837 4*29
•1471
9:
*229 24X
352 479
Clnitdh
Mill Greek.
34X 499
122 80
295 157
048 379
250 *257
1*26 170
193 109
White Clay Creek, Hist.
White Clay Creek, Went
New Castle.,.
121
«7
. 295 157
. 634 392
. 254 *252
. 1*29 160
, 106 101
. 277 20*2
. :k»o 170
, 285 216
. 265 122
Red Lion, East...
Red Lion, Went.
Ht. George*«, 11ns
St. G
go's. West
Appoiiuinltnink..
Blackbird.
Totals.
280 199
284 213
204 114
.7977 7086
8116 7837
Majorities.
Représentait vos— Democrat«.
V 387
Représentait vos— Democrat«.
T. o
EL MOTION DI8TS. ^ g! ^
2. c % *.
r r i
WIL.MIXOTOX 5
1st W., iBtdlst.. 213 213 213 '213 213 213 213
1st W.. 2d diHt 210 *211 *219 *211 211 211 211
2*1 W., 3d dlst . 443 443 443 443 443 443 443
3d W., 4tU dint. 629 530 530 520 539 530 630
4th w., 6th dist 168 170 109 109 109 170 10j
4th W., Oth di«t 283 '2X3 284 283 283 283 *284
6tll W., 7th (list 170 182 179 180 179 178 179
6th W., 8tll jd ist 29* 292 294 204 293 293 21*2
0th W., 0th dlst. 200 *200 201 201 2U0 291 291
6th w., 10th dis 1xi lxl 1x1 iso isi 1*1 ig]
11 til dist *2*28 234 223 221 217 223 221
7th w.,12th dis. 126 120 128 128 12M 128 1*28
8th W„ 13th dl?. 338 310 3J9 330 330 310 330
8th v.\, 14th di« 140 140 146 140 146 14*1 143
9th w., 15th is *20.1 *208 *200 208 208 *298 208
10th W.,16th din 497 497 499 498 49X 498 499
llth w.,17th dis i;*fl 157 167 150 1.0 153 1 56
7111
Totals.4422,4431 44*25 4419 4418 4423 4118
Brandywine, K. 92 02 02 02 02 0*2
lywinc.W *23*2 2*27 2*27 220 2*27 227 *2*27
'InisLinmi. N.. 359 355 :151 35*2 349 351 351
90 95 95 95 95
k. 347 346 360 315 :^4 345 346
r'k. K 122 1*22 1*2*.
Wl'luvCr'k.W 202 200 20.
New
Ur
, S..
■h
tl
Mill <'»
WGlny
122 122 121 1*21
211 200 *205 *201
64S 648 647 640 64*2 640 045
25*2 248 245
127 126 115 125 120
tie
ISO 250 *240 25
125
mead
Red Ut
Red Lion, W.. 102 193 10*2 luO 103 101 1(»*2
St. George's,E. 246 *240 246 *240 245 *216
St.George's,W. *274 279 27.1 275
*k. *28*2 *295 2R1 '2S*2
■
204 277
*280 280 2X5
67 253 266 *210
AppoqaTui
Blackbird .... 263 265 256
Totals.8**28 8007 »131 8031 79»*'5 800*2 80]5
Kepvesentatlv es— Republicans.
2 ?
■j
35
'il
1st «lift.. 1
•2d dlst...
*2d w., 3d dlst.. 3
3d W., 4th di«t. 3i'6 394 .397 395 «95
4th W., 6th diet 145 146 148 145 148 140 145
4th w.. 6th dlst. 134 134 131 Î3I 134 134 134
51 11 w., 7th «Hst «13 81X 310 317 317 817 317
5th W , 8tll diHt 379 389 »81 »81 »RI »8*2 »31
0th w.. 9th dlst *284 286 g*»4 28» 285 2X4 284
flth W., lotll dlst 387 337 »35 «38*337 337 337
7th W., llth di«t 640 6.*U 64*2 04*2 041 639 630
7th w.. 12tli dlst 175 175 175 175 Î75 175 175
8th W., 13th (list 346 345 «46 345 315 Ï44 345
8th W., 14th dist *27
0th w.. 15th dlst *24
10th w., 1611» dis 105 193 106 197 197 197 197
lltll W., 17th dis 122 1*25 113 1*25 122 122 1*25
Totals.4240 4*264 4*267 4263 4260 4205 4260
Brandywine. E 95 99 96
Brandy wine, W 236 250 250 2&>
Christiana, N.. 468 474 471 472
Christiana.S... 220 219 220 220 220 221 220
Mill Creek.... 408 412 4»H1 409 415 410 400
159 157 165 168 164
380 380 380 380 380
1-8 1*28 128 128 1*28 128
95 97 99 90 93 95
358 836 338 338 338 337
:m 395
! I
98
lilt
:79 *279 279 279 279 279
-46 *247 247 247 247 247
96 96 90 06
250 260 260
471 471 472
W Clay Cr'k, K H6 8d
WCInyOr'k/W 156 iy
New Castle.... 379 3S0
Peneader....... 267 î»7 SS6 '267 265 262 257
Bed Lion, K... 167 176 l*il 180 170 171 170
Rod Lion, W . Ho m io*j ni 111 111 110
•St.. George**, K 2T.3 C34 233 234 28« 234 246
Ht. Georg o * W in; yo it»l 207 203 215 210
Appoaulnim'kt 216 218 216 219 216 222 203
Bluckbiid.122 122 113 122 122 122 121
Totals. 7891» 7964 7014 7970 7965 P'72 7531
Average Democrat majority, 1 vi.
Levy Court— Démocrate.
K 2 £ £ £ »
■
El-BCTIOX mflTRUTS.
§.
c
VILMIVCTOX.
rd, IstdDt.... *212 21
1st ward.4k 1 dlst- 210 .210 210 210 210 210
2d Ward, 3d dlst.... 437 443 43 4 442 432 443
3d ward. 4th dist.... 524 648 62*9 628 628 628
4th ward. 6th dlst.. . 109 189 169 189 189 189
*<1,0th dfst... 284 283 283 284 284 285
6th ward, 7th dlst... 179 17* 179 178 179 179
6th ward, 8rll dlst... 21'4 234 294 294 293 294
6th ward, 9th dlst... 200 lyj 2u0 20O 200 200
Oth ward, Itith di <t.. 181 isi isi ihi ivi isi
7th ward, llth di t.. 220 222 •JSf) 2it 221 221
7th ward, 12th dint.. 12« i;»* 128 128 I2» 128
8ih ward, lStli dlet.. 348 :v;o 340 34« 340 340
8th ward, Hth dlst.. 14« 140 146 143 146 146
9th ward. 15th dlst..
1 ;
-12 212 212 £12
4th
*208 208 *208 2<)8 208 208
loth waul, ictll lllht. 4l*8 493 -193 498 49 t 4<38
llth ward, 17th dirt. 167 1 57 157 1 57 I67 157
Totals.4203 4312 4296 42:13 4P.4 4197
04 94 914 94 94
227 2-7 227
Brandywine, East.. 05
Brandywine. Went.. 228 227 228
Christluna, North.. 363 G53 852
Cîhrlstlann, »South..
Mill Creek.
W. Clay ('reek, K.. _ __
W.Clay ('reek.West 206 2(4 207 205
Now Caille .603 CG4 662 663 C52 663
Pcncadfi*.280 249 250 VM 250 250
Red Lion, lriist.124 126 126 126 121 lyft
R^d LI011, West-102 oh 102 100 net lüg
Ht. George's, East.. 247 247 247 253 247 247
St. George's. West.. 276 276 278 2sid
Appoqiihiliniitk_ 283 282 282 283
Blackbird. 284 264 284 *281 *260 258
Totals.S038 8036 8051 8041 8056 M-.'l
Levy Court—Ilcpubllcar.«.
^ g £
362
93 08 07 07 07 97
566 349 34» 340 349 349
122 122 120 122 122 12*2
20
81
'281
WILMI Mil.
1st ward, 1st dlst.... 1*20 121» 129 129 129 129
96 i»8 9»J 96 '.Sj i>fl
344 338 338 3.39 339 .**258
490 396 395 399 396 397
140 146 146 146 146 140
133 134 184 134 l:v4 133
317 31X 318 318 317 317
«481 381 381 881 3X1 381
1st ward, 2d dlst..
2d ward, 3d dist..
3d ward, 4tli dlst.
4th ward, 5th dlst
4th ward, Cth dlst
6th ward, 7th dist
6th ward, 8th dist
6th ward, 9th dist
0th ward, 10thdlst.. 337 337 3.87 887 337 337
d, llth dlst.. 642 640 642 641 04 L 641
7th want, 12th dist.. 174 175 170 170 176 1,6
d, loth dlst.. 344 344 341 314 344 344
8th ward, 14th dlst..
9th ward. Ictli dlst..
10th ward, 16th dlst. 197 197 197 197 197 197
llth ward, 17th dlst. 125 126 125 125 125 1*20
283 *2X7 2X6 *2X6 286 2X6
279 279 279 27
*248 *218 *24 X 24X 248
Totals.4590 46X0 4578 4579 4579 4580
Brandywine. East.. 1>1 94 94 94 94 93
Brandy wine West.. 250 '250 *250 24» *250 250
ChrIstinna,"North.. 471 474 472 471 40X 471
Christiana, .South.. 21» 220 22d 220 2*Ji 2*2<;
Mill Creek.4t»2 414 414 414 414 4J4
W. Clay Ci'cok.East 87 86
W'.Clay Crock,AVe.°t 156 15» l
Newcastle.
l'encadcr.
Red Lion, East.
Red Lion, Went
St. (J-eorge's. East.. 233 233 *233 *2*22 233 *23:i
St. George's. West.. 203 203 *203 *211 205 197
Appouutiiiinluk
Blackbird.
86 »6 85
168 158 l.*8
. 364 363 365 364 366 364
'267 268 *2.'7 267 257 *257
172 179 173 170 170
. 113 110 111 113 110 111
17
217 *218
114 114 114 117 117 120
*21X *217 205 *219
Total*.
:c 7940 7937 7'.*37 7920
SUSSEX COUNTY.
Tin* official returns of »Sussex
ns follows :
county are
(Jl »verhör .
Stocklev. D.
( Turroy, R —
4.043
179
Stockloy's majority..
CONOR KS8
. 1,264
, D ....
Ilnstiiiyue U
Em
604
Lore'.*- majority ...
. 1.169
tilt» F
Wooton, l>..
Phillips. K..
. 4,512
. ;;,62T.
W\ut.*nV*
»ajority..
eonOSKR.
James, I)..
4.59
; .440
I learn, H..
JillllC! '
mjorlly
. 1,123
KXATOK.
The totals for State Sanntor are—Houston.
D . 4,573; Mustard, L».. 4.b/*2: Atkins. It.. 3,47!:
Slowuu, li . 3,444.
F<
nBPUESKXTA
VISA.
K isi er, 1)., 4.802; l»erry t I»., 4,596; Jacobs. 1».,
4.59*2: Mes.rick. D, 4.5xn; Wheatley, D. 4,603;
•2: Kuwiius, I)., 4.592; Bluir, It..
. K.. 3,469: I'c
2: But*
. 3.427.
Dulles. 1)
3.441; Roda
Bett-. IL, 3
dll, R., 3,455:
, K.. 3,417: Burton. R.,
3,46.; Tyre, U
von__ _
Stevenson. 1$, Cedar Oreok_
Bennett, Ji., Cedar Creek.
4,688
18
Stevenson's majority.
liickards. D.. North West Fork.
Rnughlov, R.. North West Fork
uijority.
Salmon's, D., Nuntieoke.
Calhoun, R., Nantieoke.
tjorlt.v.
Mural». D., Indian River.
Bennmn. It., Indian River.
. 1,149
..4,.580
. 3,457
Rickard*«
.1,11
4.576
45 :
Salmon*«
. 1.121
. 4,680
.3,454
. 1 . 12 «
Marsh's majori 1 y .
Handy, D., .Sealord.
Brown, K., SeaforJ..,
;:,U7
Handy's majority_
Mitchell, D., Dagsboro
Long, It., 1 »ageboro,...
Mitch ell's
. 1.138
. 4,573
■i
»jorlty.
. 1.119
Tim ISi'ole Souiciy,
The Wilmington Female Bible Society
held its sixty-IIftli annual meeting in St.
Andrew'« P. E. Church yesterday. Miss
Annie Bilnckle was elected president and
other officers choses. Following is a |»or
tiou ot the annual report : Last year's
membership was *21:3, ol which R subscribers
have died, 3 removed, 4 discontinued,
have beim added, giving a
present membership of "0ft. The Bible
Repository lias been changed from Mrs.
Bancroft's to Mrs, Taggart's book store.
During the year5 Bibles have been sold, 25
given away, 4 Testaments sold, 17 given
•ay ; total distributed to date 'J,0ft5. " The
receipts for the year have been $233.0J. The
Treasurer's rçport shows receipts amounting
to $2-12.02, expenditures §208.13 ; balance in
hand November 2, 18ifci, Ç2Ô.7ft.
but «
Next Season'N ISnso Dali C'hib.
A dispatch from Reading states that at
the meeting ol the Tri-Stato Base Ball Al
liance in tluit city yesterday the Quickstep
of this city, tho Harrisburg, the Trenton, the
Burlington, tho Active of Rending, and the
Mcrrettof Camden, N. J., were admitted.
Two of the best old players of tho Active
will play with Wilmington's club next
year. Manager C. C. Waitt represented the
Quickstep at Reading yesterday. The stock
holders of the Quickstep will hold a meet
ing iu tho Clayton House this evening. The
Tri-State Alliance meets in Philadelphia
again on »Saturday, November 35.
Minstrels Coming.
Colonel Kobert Filkins. formerly general
manager of Mr. Havcrly's enterprises, will
3oon visit this city to make arrangements
for the cotniug engagement of "Callender's
Consolidated Colored Minstrels," compris
ing both the Haverly and Callender orgt
rations. The company, numbering fully 50
people, has made a great sensation fn
Chicago and St. Louis.
lil
THEY SAT ON HIM HARD
THE MAYOR'S EXTRA POLICE
DEEMED "UNNECESSARY,"
AND THE CITY PAYS THEM NOT.
Hut Little S alk in Council LnM Ev
bo Oil'cred for the i lecih
A Rew ard
Knoters— Dills 1'
id.
President Conrad was in hb a.cuctonted
seat at the regular meeting of Council last
night. Alter the reading of the minutes of
the previous meeting the Water Committee
reported a number of bills and n
mended the paying of the
motion the report was adopted and orders
directed to be made fur the payment of the
parties named.
They ulso reported favorably a petition
from Mails Taylor, G W. Bush and others
asking. Ipr the extension of a water main
Lincoln street between Front and Second
streets, the estimated cOot of which would
be »30Ö, and also one from n. O. Conrad,
Esq., and others, asking for water pipes
Ninth street near Harrison.
The light of K. 1*. Geary to keep his
line clear in iront of No. 811 King street
was granted.
The Street Committee reported that they
had had a consultation with the railroad
authorities, in which the latter had agreed
to place salety gates at the intersection ol
the tallowing streets: Justison, Tatuail,
ge, Shipley, Front, Lombard, Twelfth
and Market near the Brandywine bridge.
Mr. Beecbi-r of the Law Committee re
ported that the u li.irf at the foot of French
street, upon which the shedding of G. W.
Buell «on was erected, had bee
to those parties, and therefore CV
no right to order the building taken down.
The report was udopted alter it w
amended that the lessees he reriuired to
enter bond in the sum of »1,000 that the
city fehould be held harmless from any suit
or expense» tlmt might arise from the
obstruction.
Mr. Blake, of the committee, said he had
refused to Bien the report inasmuch ns he
had taken advantage ol
the city. Mr. Bush was given the privilege
to erect the sheds for sixty days, at the time
his building was destroyed by Arc, and had
never taken them away.
When a bill of $300 was presented to pay
Martin Keogh on account of the work in
Harrison street, Mr. Miller objected on the
ground that the contract provided the stone
blasted out should be taken to the city
crusher, but had been buried instead.
Mcsm- 6. Garrett, Quinu and Payntcr thought
the stone was not good. Street Commis
sioner Zeblcy, however, biiid the »tone was
good, and that the city, were the contract
fulfilled, would save much mouev expended
for stone.
Mr. Garrett said that if any one was to
blame he was, as he had allowed the con
tractor to cover up the btonc, believing that
they were of no use. He also stated that he
had sold the stone at $1.25 a perch, but the
buyer had failed to keep his contract. Mr.
Talley wanted to know by what authority
the chairman of the Opening Streets Com
mittee had agreed to the sale of stone, und
said other members of that committee had
been complaining of
same. On
b
Or
»•leased
ell hud
bcliuved Mr. Buxb
one-uian power.
Finally an order was directed 10 be drawn
in favor of Keogh.
Mr. Grubb ol the Lamp Committee,stated
that he had a number ol petitions for public
street lamps which he could not report
beeausc tho balance of the appropriation
barely covered the cost of lfehtlng the lamps
during the balance of the year.
The Printing Committee reported ad
versely on the bill of F. Scheu, amounting
to $00, on the ground that the work had not
been ordered.
City Treasurer Pierce reported a balance
of $»S*J,4M.5U in bank to the credit of the
city.
Chief Engineer McIntyre reported 47
employed in tho Water Department, the pay
roll for the week amounting to $:*0'J.1O.
Street Commissioner Zeblcy reported .'13
men and 10 teams employed,' the pay roll
for the week amounting to £S:Vj.;il.
A communication was received from Bell
& Taylor, withdrawing their previous peti
tion, and asking that the city lay a pipe
connecting with the Rodney street water
main so as to provide them with sufficient
power to run their motor. The investment,
they claimed, would pay the city :2() per
cent, on the amount invested.
Water Committee.
The PhmoI.T Engine Company requested
that the fire plug iu front «d Its house he
removed to tlie west bide. of King street ;
property holders ou Hazlcit street' between
Adams and Jackson petitioned lor a water
main ; a lamp was wanted at Nintetceiith
aud Race streets, all three pctltious being re
ferred to proper committees.
On motion the Lamp Committee was
authorized to advertise proposals tor light
ing the city lamps for three years.
»Mr. Miller asked why the Street Com
mittee had not advertised for proposals to
pave Eighth street between Madison and
Monroe, as they had been directed three
weeks ago. Mr.Smith ol the Committee said
the Street Commissioner had been directe 1
to do so, but had failed to atteud to the
matter. Mr. Miller then wished to know if
the Street Commissioner was to run t he city,
and thought that gentlcnu
inemoiied.
Mr. Conrad offered the following resolu
tion which was passed:
"Resolved, That the Mayor be authorized
to offer a reward of S'.'OO for the arrest and
conviction of any of the persons who
engaged in the riotous ami disorderly eon
duct which seriously disturbed the public
peace and endangered the lives of many
citizens in the western pert of the city on
Tuesday, November 7.
Several members eulogized tin actim of
the police on election day, hut did not ap
pear to trfkc much stock in
marshals. Anö Mr. Beecher w
to think the disturbance kicked up by the
darkio was done by a gang of pickpockets.
The whole matter was out ol order, but
finally til ing of it the President choked oil
further remarks on t he subject.
Mr. Garrett introduced and had read two
ordinances, one re-establishing the grade of
Clayton street between Front and Reach,
the other re-estahlish!ug the grade of Scott
street between Lovcrhig avenue and Wawas
setfc street. Both were referred to the Law
Committee.
Mr. Talley offered the following lesolution
wliieh was unanimously passod :
Referred to
*as too .short
ere
the deputy
inclined
Whereas, The Mayor oi this cily deemed
it expedient to employ 44 special polie* offi
cers at what is known as the Little Elec
tion, nnd
tz
Idle we admit his power to
the same, be it
tlvcil, That in our judgment wc con
sider the employment of said extra police at
said small election both unwise and in
curring upon tlie city
needless expense.
A communication w
received from Pro
fessor Leeds saying be had completed his
chart of the analysis of the Brandywine
water, and would be at the Clayton House
this cveuiug to confer with the pi oper parties.
The Water Committee extended an invita
tion to the members of Council to be pres
ent, stating that the Board of Trade had also
been invited.
The following bids for constructing a
sewer across Delaware avenue between
Clayton and Dupont street« were referred to
t!ic Street < V.ujj^ktce : Johnsm) A Miieo.
?î3,r05 : Houe, &i t 7'Jô.
Oi-der» were framed lor the tallowing
bills :
Patrick Carbcrry. §2,040,10; SotfhMil
Electric Company, $01.25; H. A. Rood, $«;
Thomas 8 her win <fc Son, $3.75; Martin
Keogh, §300; Samuel Covie, §78; .Tim ne»*
Hnrrigan. »76.50; William White, $3»;
William Thompson, »84; G. A. Palmer, ft 34»;
Thomas Kenuv, §40; Curtte Pierce, $5fc
Christopher Marsden, §52; T. Keniuu*
$4ft.ßÖ; Robert Brooks. »52; Ellis Jefferi*!
»51: Joseph File, $16,17; Henry Me Kenny.
W. 52; flugh PaW $02.10; Oeonr*
Cochran, »30.20; William Simmons, $02.28;
Patrick Catberry, $18.26; P. P. Tvre,$05.9S;
Nelson Morris, $105.92; John T. Simmon»,
$210.08; James McKemii iek, $97.85; Duncan
Bros., $15.65; C. Warner «fc Co., $17.07;
F. C. Simpson. $45.50; James McGovern,
$1.35; Lewis T. Grubb. $07.29: Lewi* T.
Grubb, »14.99; Lewis T. Grubb, $13.97;
George C. Slntpson, $20.00; Samuel Mr.
Curry, §719.10; W. F. Robinson, $50.50;
lVupsyl vania Globe Gaslight Company.
$448.04; James L. Hatvkii s, $75.50; A. Â.
Glilicrt, $125.86; Dr. J. T. V. Blocksom, $3;
Adams & Bro., $490; Dr. N. B. Morrisou,
»ft; Dr. J. P. Wales, $88; William Croney,
»72; George, W. Vernon & Sons, $70.78;
' ' W8 Publishtog Company, $73.15; William
Campbell, $27; C. F. Thomas A Co.. $32.37;
Adams <fc Bro., »2.15; John Collins, $55; T.
A. Clure, $15.42; W. W. Taylor, $8.01;
Charles Warner &Co., $826.86; Leonard A
Ellis, $51 ; A Ivan Allan, $24.25 ; Harlan &
Hollingsworth Co., $1.13; Frank Neely,
$55.50 ; J. C. File, $00.85; James McGowan,
$-1.87; Joseph A. Bond, »1.75; Adam
Grubb, §10 ; Pusey & Jones Co., $86.3$ ; J.
\. Carih-le Co., $114 43; Hugh Patton,
$1.50; James Drummond, $48.78; Johu 4
Hamilton At Co., $7; Betsy Morris, $5 ; B. /,
F. Townsend, $47.81 ; Joseph Fullmer,
$10; G. I. Speer, $26.75; Mead &
Bucher, §42.55 ; H. B. Smith, Machine Cd.,
$36.34; Meliert Foundry and Machine Co.,
$1,280.41; James Harri can, $10; George K.
Kirk man, $12; C. F. Thomas Ac Co., $1.75;
Allen SpcHkman, $49.85; Lobdeli Car
Wheel Co., $49.36; Elizabeth Carr, »6.36;
Walker & Elliott, $12.73; Adams & Bro.,
§95: Wilmington Ac Northern Railroad Co.,
$07.01; George W. 8tone, $3.49; Duncan'&
Bro., $6.90; Adams Ac Bro., »24.9«; J. G.
Tramp, $27.8*4; Lewis Grubb, 11.20; B.
F. Towns, ml, Si.55; W. U. Grant, $7;
James Morrow, $37.50; Louisa Myers, $15;
Mary E. Chandler, $31; Louisa Myers, 5;
Wilmington Cool Gas Co., »9.38; William
11. Clayton, $15.
On motion Council adjourned to meet on
Saturday afternoon at the City Hall to pro
ceed to the Tenth ward and view certain
streets.
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MAI Oil wali:» displeased.
A Hliort Speech Addressed to the Audi
ence and the Keporter» at the Polire
Court.
Although tho words credited to Mr.
Lore in yesterday's Gazette ns having
taken place in an interview with the Mayor
were correct and are hacked up by Mr.
Lore, His Honor finds it hard to believe
that any one could have other than the beat
regard tor himself aud Ills model chief. Ou
entering police court last evening Hia
Honor immediately began
speech which rau a* follows :
"Before I go on I w ish to say that I do
not ugrec with the reporters of the Every
Erenlun and the Gazette in defaming Mr.
Lore. My interview with Mr. Lore was
very gentlemanly and that gentleman Bald
the Every Evening report was incorrect.
The reporters of Every Evening nnd the
Gazette may criticise me as they will, it
will be all the more amusing, whether It be
right or wrong. But when they bring in
question the fair name of the Representative
to Congress, who is my representative as
well as theirs, they should.be very careful.
The chief will please cull the eases!"
William Riley aud James McMahan were
each fined §1 and costs for beiug drunk and
disorderly, the latter being taken to tins
Hall in a wheelbarrow, rided by two offi
cers. There was one plain drunk, also dis
posed of.
neat little
this morning's SESSION.
The session this morning was
without a set speech, which ft waw hope«!
was to be a feature of the hearings to break
the usual monotony. His Honor arrived 01»
time and at once began the regular business.
After two cheap inebriates had been set
tled. Jonas Heck, a regular drinker, wa«
brought in atul fined §'i for bring drunk and
disorderly. The presiding officer thus asked
Ilcck : ''Won't you swear oft* now: it is
about time, now the election is over?"
Heck thought so.
Michael O'Brien, on the
McCullough, was adjudged guilty of being
very drunk and very disorderly, and was
therefore lined $2 and costs.
Thomas Lukens, colored, was accused of
stealing a coat from William C. Barett»,
white. Tho parties work in the yard of the
Harlan & Hollingswoith Company, aud
Saturday evening the coat was taken from
between piles of lumber. Afterward»
the coat was dlaeoveml f:
ed
*h of Officer
hole along a
fence on the Mnrah lane, where Barcus and
his brother watched nnd saw Lukens come
for it" He was frightened and ran before
gelling it. lie was held in $100 to appear
at court.
A ITomoeratlo Jollification.
New C astle Nov. 10.—After the terrible
ale that patted over tlie Republican party
the dam ag e to that body was shown yester
afturnoon and evening " when
boat that was rigged in imi
tation o! the '*N« w' Constitution" wax
drawn through the streets amid loud cheer
ing. The inscription on the boat was ''The
Constitue.
Levi was
to repi*e«cnt a bird. The ship had lost,
her «para and rigging and from appearance
had become a wreck. Jr, was a pitiful sight
to the Republicahs aud they looked like lost
.sheep going astray. The case of J no. Hance,a
special marshal on the day of election, ar
rested for using his blackjack too freely,
will be l:tought to court. Mr. Ilance gave
$WM) bail for his apjiearanre at the next term
of court.
ay
aft(.r|t')cgale.'Notour fuueral."
the bow and there was a Hawk
•'« Anniversary.
The OSth anniversary of the Hanover
held last evening
in their church at. Sixth and King street«.
The decorations were beautiful and the at
tendance was large. 'Addresses were made
the Rev. Mr. Rogers and the Rev. Dr.
rks, the children sang and gave recltu
itons und Mr. Ellinger perforin&1 on the
cornet.
Presbyterian Ch
ft
LOCAL LACONICS.
The temperance lecture in the First Pres
byterian Church last night by Mrs. Mary F.
Lathrop wax well attended.
The Ladies' Indian Association 'will meet
in the lecture room of the First Presbyterian
Church on Market street above Ninth on
Monday afternoon at :{ o'clock.
Yesterday J. Gormley of New Castle wa«
arrested by United States Marshal McMullen,
charged with rescuing
prisoner from i».
deputy United Sûtes Marshal at New
castle on election day. lie was held In
Ç500 lor a hearing befor Supervisor Conrad.
John Dugan was to have appeared befoie
the Mayor last evening uu the charge of er
sault and battery, but failed to arrive
time. He was subsequently lound In frol' f
of the hall, drunk and disorderly, and loci.?#
on
up.
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