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ECOND EDITION
COURT THIS MORNING
Ready For Civil
Business.
Getting
WM. HARKINS IMPROVING
STPBHIO* COURT.
her Term Open# To-d»,—But
The N
Little llnalneae Thta Morning.
The Superior Court m t ttaie morning
with Justices Coroegy» and Houston on the
Bench. The trial list was gone over and 23
com» set down for the present term. L«*vl
Bril. E*q., counsel lor plaintiff In the case
of Anthony Reybold va. George A. Parker,
et. al., announced hie readitress to priced.
Objection wax made and the case was con
tinued tor ID teen days.
Austin Harrington, Esq., stated that a
settlement had been made lietween the
pari lea in lutercat In the matter of the
Diamond 8tate Iron Co. va. Frank Banner.
A uumber of other minor matters were
discussed, knd at 12 o'clock a recess was
taken uutil 3 o'clock tbit afternoon.
TU LOCH IN CHARGB.
Avan F ©arson of Chicago Appointed to
Helm'» Position.
Washington, Nov 27.—Po tmaster Tul
loch assumed his duties to-day. His deputy
is not yet appointed.
Aveu Pearson of Chicago, was to-day ap
pointed formau of the Congrentional Record ,
vice Helm removed.
An Accident at Stockton.
'I>enton tMd.) Union.)
A terrible explosion occurrd at the steam
mill of Messrs. Hull «fc Pilchard,located
saw
on the farm of .Mr. Charles K. Snow, near
Stockton, ou
Friday last, by which a num
ber of persons were severely injured. One
of the victims has since died,and it is feared
that Rome of the others will not recover.
The accident is said to have been due G>
carelessness on the part of the engineer iu
carrying too much steam. The portion of
>rk left standing after th« expl
the wood
siou was destroyed by
Suturdav night. Tlie mill w
82.000. '
accidental fire on
valued at
The greatest parade, the greatest song
and clo t dam* »*8. the greatest educated fowl,
the greatest drum corps, the greatest bras*
baud, the greatest ro ister, the greatest tenor
singer, the grettest female chorus, the
greater 50 negro performers, the greatest
army of colorer! talent in this astoni«hing
country will be produced, with not a thing
left out, st Callender s great show on
Wednesday evening at the Oi**ra House.
Wnat Marshal Henry Says.
»Washington, Nov.
Henry arrived here says his removal was an
ntt», k upon him because he was a Garfield
Republican. He declares he has hed no
relation or sympathy with the Star Route
men, and that the confirmation of his suc
«• essor by the Seuate will very likelv be al
iened with some Inte-esting developments.
27. — Ex-Marshal
Thursday.
Council Meeting
On Thursday evening next the regular
weekly meeting of City Council will be hel«i,
but being Thanksgiving «lay it is likely that
only little bua!ue«a will be transacted.
Orders for the payment of the police force
aud employees of the other city dependents
will be granted and an adjournment proba
bly taken until Friday night.
He Wanted a Drink.
a.
He Wanted a
Chicago, III., Nov. 27.—.John Kinney, a
freight conductor on the Northwestern rail
road. entered a saloon here late lafct night,
aud because the bar tender, Peter Viego,
refused him liquor, shot him just above the
heart, the ball passing through the body.
Terrible I heinicul Kxploalon.
London, Nov. 27— An explosion, sup
posed to have been caused by eth -r, de
stroyed the Tynedale Chemical Works at
New Castle, yesterday. A number of houses
were damaged and many persons were in
jured. _ _
Suffocated.
Philadelphia,N ov. 27.—William McCoy
and W. Wilson, members of the National
Guard, slept in the Sixth Regiment Armory
last night. Thib morning they were both |
found deud, having been suffocated by coal
£&s escaping from the stove.
A Loud of 1.umber.
The schooner Abble II. Ghecn of this
port arrived on Saturday with 175,000 feet
of yellow pine lumber and 105,000 shingle*
from Georgetown, S. C., consigned to order.
Sbe is lying at WVldin't wharf, South Side.
If you want to sec two monster shows in
one. with a grand female chorus, 40 darkies,
u bras* band and drum corps, go to the
musical vortex where Callender's Consoli
dated Mln&rr. is fill the air with melodv six
u-et deep, Wednesday night at tbe Opera
House.
Ti
Soldi* :
Mo-lier » « »V«irm >y
In r allihl . tasteless, harmless, ca har ic;
for feverlshtusa, resiUcsnt-ss, wot ms, con
stipation. 25 cents.
THE OPKK \ HOU-iU.
Callender's mighty amalgamation of min
strelsy, consisting of 50 men. women and
children, will appear In the Opera House on
Weduesday evening. The performers are
Mack and many novel features are
promised.
The sensational play of the "James Boys,
the Ml -souri Outlaws," about which so
in a h has been said of late, will be given on
Monday ♦•veiling, December 4. An illustra
tion will be given of tlie killing of Jesse
James by the Ford brothers.
Annie Pixley, Wilmington's greatest
favorite, will be here as usual on Thanks
giving Day, aud both the inatiuee and evub
, perform*ncea will, as usual, druw
crowded houres At the mai inee she will
appear as Zara in her new plav, and at night
iu her favorite character of M'lits.
LOCAL L ICONICS.
On Thanksgiving Day evening a supper
will be given in the Odd Fellows' Hull for
the benefit of äcott M. E. church improve
ment fund.
The first snow of the s«*ason fell yesterday,
some parts of Chester ami M«»nt
and
gom«*ry couuties, some parties enjoyed brief
»leigh rides.
William P. Ilarkins who was so bad'y
burned at. the Pusey & Jones works on dut
urday, is Improving, aud is much better to
day than yesterday.
A fist fight at Fourth and market street«
about :io*in to day b«*tw«*en two men
considerable excitement for a short time,
d both contestants we
•a ted
-ell puuiahed.
oiceof tlie People
M I ), B Halo N Y :
fe f the Im
confi ed to ray bed and under the care of a phy
- C .in H.S p eHur.piion« um nut ..«sip 111c I
w rse, coughing severely. I comm r.ced
"Golde. 1 Medic 1 Dlecovery," and
respectfully,
BURNtTiT, Hillsdale, Mich.
I had a
R V. Pie
serions «li:«
. hi d wn* f ra tlmu
jjrew
raking your
it cured mo Y
JUDITH
CITY ITEMS
Ohas. H. Vary, Phila. Messenger, 603 Market,
rtutt.erley A Co.. Photographers. 8U2 Market st
For Rent. A »mall house by Gee. W. Bright
IU>al Estate Broker, No. 517 Market street.
Old gravel, plastic, shingle and tin roofs
repaired and m «de wat°r lignt by E. Mitchell,
Jr.. 310 West Front street.
A full line of Heater«, Fanges, Heating
Stov«-«. Cooking Stov«-fl. Furmo. w - ... ... „.o.,
«it Shoen's Heater. Rmge and Stove House,
203 to 213 Shipley street.
Brlaka, Grates and Repairs constantly on
band at Shoen's Heater, Kajge and Stove
, 209 to 213Shipley street.
Shoen's Heater. Range and Stove House, Is
connected with the telephone exchange. Ail
nrder* will receive prompt attention.
Ho
i\
TRAINS LEAVE W1LMINOTON FOR
Pbila.— i(W*— 3.»» — e.»~».6* MOI— I.M
m:—llQUt nj'—— 19.8ft—l.M—1.101
HT'-AWt-elO-AM»-*»-»»'-«.«
YOU — 100»— *.:£)*— «.30-7.10— ».10—
ll.u*. m— 11.SS-M»—*.17*— 4-»»—T.» p.a.
HaLTIMO»»—1.0**—1.48*—4.61*— IM* — ».17
lo.oo ». m.—liao—l.oo—l.o*—*.0*—loo—*.»7—
11.04* p. m.
Wabhiwotow— 1.42*—4.61*—-8.06—#.IT ». »;
»100 —1.09—6.67—11.04* p. m.
HaLTTMOKB Ain» limiRMBDlATB 8TAT10
1.04*—0.1710.00 a. m>-1.00—4.00 p. m.
running both dally and Sunday.
S rains running only on Sunday.
nnect at dray'« Ferry fbr old depot,
Broad and Washington avenu».
ItaLAwajul Kailboad— 6.00*—o.io a. »>—1.04
—8.00*—ft.afif p. m. No Sunday traîna.
• For New Castle only
f For Harrington and Intermediate stations.
WiLmwATon h. Norman* aAiLnoAO—T.4T a.
1.04—6.00—4.80 p. m. On Sunday Ibi
Heading and St. Peter—4.10
IlKLAWARB WlUTHKM RaIL»OAD— 7.06—10.41'
*. m;—6.90 p. m. Sunday trains 10.80a. m—4.00
0* m _
CHAINS ARRIVE AI * u,iWA«C»TON FROM
PHILADkLFHL» —12.60—1.00—1.82*—4.47*—7.46
. W — M.l j—y.06—lu.luf—11.36—12.35 a. m:— 12.6«
-1.07 —2.80f —2.60— 4.86— 4.64— 4.40—4.68— 4.»
-4.48—7.H6t—7.66—W.60—10.84—10.68 p. ».
New \ on*—1.82*—4.47*—8.U2f—0.12 a. »,*—
3.60—1.07—4.66—4.48*—10.18 D. m.
BaLTIMO**— 1.61*—8.18*—0.84—0.64—11.44 a.
in:—1**30—1.60—6.11*—8.80*—7.24—9.40* D. ».
Wabhiwotok— 1.11*—2.18—11.48a. m;—11«M
-1.60—6 11*—4.30*—7.24—8.40* p. ».
• Both daily and Sunday.
♦ on Sunday only.
lmLAWAB* HA' TaBOAIV— 8.60—10.16*a.»>—11.04
__6 igs*_0.06 p. tn. No Sunday traîna.
* From New Castle only.
WiLMiwoToa A Noam an* haii.»oad-4.
h. 40— U.ô6a. m;—4.40 p. m. On Sunday fron»
Reading and St Petor at 7 10 p. m.
DELAWASB Wbbtbre Railroad— 8.00a. »î—
4.16 p. m. Sunday trains 9.10 a. m.;—6.40 p. m
TRAINS LEAVE FOR W1LM1NOTON
Philadelphia Nbw Broad Strebt Depot—
12.30*—8.65*—4.80-7.20*—4.00-4.21—8.86t-10.14
-11.80—11.60 a. m;—12.23—1.82f—1.82—8.14—
1.02- 4.26- 5.06—1.20—6.66—4.061 —4.84—8.80*
NR
* Traîna
■
-9.80—10.00—11.82* D. m. _
Hboad awd Washihotoh ATHirms—4.89—8.01
-10.16 a. tn:—1.80—3.10—4.30—6.16 p. m.
New üaetle— 8.39—10.00—11.44 a. m.—4.49
and Sunday,
f On Sunaay only
HQrThe black 0«(ur©» denote the l . lmH o rt
•Cxprea tratn*. _ __
OU K MAILS
rhnlr Arrival end DeiNartare. Tekln*
F.fleet July lut, I MM2.
The Post < >mce In this city will ü« open dally
4.30 a. m. to 9 p. n
fieept Sunday, fro
Ifrlvata boxes are aticawlhle until 11 p. in. o
Sundays open from 8.3u to 9 8u a. tn. Privat
•oxen lucesslhlr from 4 to 8 p. tn. The whob
«ale *ta up window will closo at 8.80 p. m. Th
tuonay order office will close at 8.00 p. ».
MAILS CLOAK AS FOLLOW» :
HORTH.
WtlmlQgton & Northern Railroad to Headlnv
Pa ami point» on the Baltimore Central eouth
.»f Chad ft's Ford, 7.4ua. ra.
Philadelphia closed pouch, 8.30 a. m.
Philadelphia and waymall, 9.00 a. m.
New York, Pennsylvaula and points east and
west. 9. a. tn.
Delaware Western Railroad to Landennerg.
lo.oo a. in.
Philadelphia, New York city, PennsyIrani*
and New jersey, 11.60 a. tn.
Philadelphia, New York and all points easi
and west, l.JU p. m.
Philadelphia, New York and all points east
and west. 4.40 p. m.
Philadelphia and New York eitles, close«i
pouches, 0.36 p. in.
Pennsylvania west of Lancaster, and aD
points west und southwest 9.36 p. tn.
AH points north, east, west and southwest.
11.00 p. m.
All Louisiana I* sent west except NewOrlean
which Is sont south on through mails.
alttmore and way mall. 7.40 a. m.
WsshiDKton and all points south, 7.40 a. m.
All points or the Peninsula. 8.30 a. m.
Supplementary mall for the Peninsula, 9.0«
a. m.
Baltimore, Washington and all peints south
12.30 p. m.
Newport, Stanton, Newark, Elkton and
Havre *ie Grace. 12.30 p. in.
Point* on Baltimore Central, between Por« dr
Poult. Northeast and Uhadd's Ford.12 80 p. m.
Baltimore aud Hay Line steamers, 4.40 p. m.
Peninsula north of llarrinirton. including
Delaware City and St. t*e«jrges, 5.60 p.m.
Baltimore, closed pouch, 6.50 p. m.
Baltimore, Washington and all points south
the
ly
11.0Ü p. m.
MAILS ARRIVE AND READY FOR DELIVERY.
WUimngtou U Northern Railroad.
by
■
4.30 p. tn.
New York, Philadelphia, Washington
and all other point«. 6.3o p. m.
From Philadelphia. N
north, east und nee t. 8.3«) a. m.
From way mall from Philadelphia, 8.80 a. m
Erora Peninsula
I
York and point*
<\ all north of Harrington
0.15 a.
Baltimore and way mall, 9.60 ». m.
From Baltimore, 12.30 p. ra.
From Peninsula mall, 12.30 p. m.
From Philadelphia, New York and point«
north and ea*t. 1.3o p. m.
From Baltimore, Washlagtoa and point#
south, 2.20 p. m.
From Delaware Weitern Railroad, 2.20 p. tn.
*hiladclphla, New York and point«
north and east, o.4u p. m.
From Baltimore. Washington and point«
south and southwest. 5.4u i>. ra.
Carriers deliveries as follows : 4.30 a. m.. gen
1; 1G.UC h. in., partial; 1.30 p. m.. general: 4.U«
p. ra.. partial.
Collectlft
«•arrlers 111 fl.3o
An additional collect!«
I
I
from street boxes
made by th«
<1 lu.wia. ni..1.30 and 4.oo p.
will be made at 7.3>
. from all boxes between Jetleri*«>r. un»
i Tliirteeuih utreet,
>11 Sunday u full collediou will U<
Local letten« for carrier*
d i»e deposited in the Poet Utile«
tlie hour of «lelivery.
W. Y SWIiBiim'. Pnnmsitw
jombard aud Water
nclusive
made at 6.0O p.
delivery sh«
ten mtnut< a hefo
yyni.aoN'o
UNDERTAKING ROOMS,
«18 KING STREET.
Onnected with Telephone Exchang«.
Call -
OPEN ALL NIGHT.
J. A. WILSON,
Funeral Dirbctoh.
2-12-14
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.
J^EGISTEK ' dTo RDER?
Regiatkk'h office,
Newcastle Co., Del., November27, 1882.
Upon rtu- anpl lout Ion of Tlioin-i# B. Brlbon,
Ad ninlf-trator I» 1«. N. of .l«»s*-pliN. 1 oche, late
of VVUmiliKtoii liumlred. In Mild county, deceased.
It 1» ordered and directed by the Rrglnter that
t .e Ad ■ iuistmtor aforesaid give notice of
t
,-rs of Admlnis
lie lU ceatu-d, w it Ii tliedat«
uslng nfi « rtUe
i -KOI lc
pull tlie
Kiaiitliigthereol, hy
rnt* to b( polled within forty
aU; of such letters, in six of the
th«* county uf New Cast)«-,
having demand* against Ile
al,Id«* hv
th
iO> 1 publie pi AC
.'«inirlng nil pci
tli
estate to |
act 01
v I tied. And
ly In «U«" I)
ip
V
j pi
ted W I til I
Gazkttk, a
• he *
I tl
1 iu the DLL
p iper publUlied in n
till III otlH-l'« ill line
'k:-, («
. d.
di
i .
I seal or omet
»aid, at \\ lliiiliigton,
ty, aforesaid, the day
M. C. BIGGS, Register.
NOTICE.
aho
All persons having claims, agalnnt the e*tate ot
the deceased, must present th«- hhiiu- duly attested
• November 27.
the Adinliit»trat >r ©
abide the a«". ....
d provided. THOMAS It.' PRISON,
Admlnl-itrator D. B. N.
.I A
iV 111
Address: Wlliulngtou, i»«-i.
■27.
1, w, f,3wd-w
N EW
BUCKWHEAT MEAL!
Just roceivod a fine article of fresh new Meal
—AT—
J. J. SMITH'S
FOURTH AND SHIPLEY 8T8
EFFNER'S
Oyster Bay and Dining Saloon
—B a se m ent of—
285 MARKET 8TREET.
Meals served fro» 7 a. m. to 12 night.
H
urausr fMiiwrr#»«.
"PERHAPS THE MOST JUDICIOUSLY
EDITED MAGAZINE IN THE *ORLD."
—THE NAIION.N. Y. Sept. 1882.
THE CENTURY
For 1882-83.
The twelfth yeer of this magaElne—the first
ander the new name, and ilie most *ucceMful iu
history, closed with the October n limiter.
The circulation ha* shown a large nain over tli jt
the preceding -c*»on. and Til 16 CENTURY
begins tu thirteenth year with
140,000 Copie*.
The follewlng are the leading features:
a New novel by w. d. Howells,
cceed till- author's "Modern ln-taucc. " It
international story, entitled "A Sea
Ch *ÏVi:i'i THE THIRTEEN COLoNy»
EOWAKD EGGLESTON,-the hading»«,
cal feature of the year : to eon-fist of a mtniber of
paper , on such topics aa ' I he Beginning of a
Hatton«" "Bot in Life in tile Colonie», " etc.,
plete history of early
F.-p'el il attention wnl
edition of
will he
, BY
MOI I
the whole forming a
life In the United stau*
he paid to areurncy of Illustration».
A NOVELETTE OK M M NG L EE,
MARY II ALL CK E<H)I F;
laliu, " t«» Im- Illustrate! by the autour.
I* INTOF VI \V, HY HENRY JAMES,
Jr., a series of eight letter» from imaginary per
sons of vartou»ii*ttniiHllth-*, criticising America,
"wïïïi riïiurr:* pi'réM&on.
CUT, hy th Rev. Waahlugton Gladden.
account of practical co-opuratlon in Christian
work, showing how a league was formed In e
•mall town In Connecticut, what kind» of work
11 altem pirn, end how it spread throughout the
whole -fate.
"RUDDER GRANGE ABROAD," by Frank
R. S' ock ton, a continuation Ol the droll * 'Rudder
Grange" atorles, the m-ene being now In Europe.
THE NEW ERA IN AMERICAN IIOUbE
BÜ II DING, a series or four paper», fhlir Illus
trated. devoted to (|) City House», 12) Country
(8) t'liurrhea, and (4) Public Bulldiuga.
THE ChsMH.E 8 l>E LOUISIANA, by Geo. W.
Cable antlior of "Old « reole Day*," etc, : a
fresh and graphic nsr.atDe. richly Illustrated.
6IY ADVENTURE** IN ZUM, by Frank 11.
Cunhlng, govern men t etlin*»logl»t, au adopted
member or the ZimiI tribe of Indians. IlluatrattHl.
ILLUSTRATED l'ACERS ON THE NAT
IONAL C F1TAL, Including "The Capitol."
"Tho Supreme Court," 'The White Ifouae,"
mr
titled "Tlte l.vil
Tlfl
All
Ho
all
jilEHlONS OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA,
hy "11. II." : Ihr««.* or four paper* of au «xrec«l
lugiy lntircstlug chsrsrtt-r, rkhly IlluHtrsted.
Miscellaneous.
Further work Is expected from E. c. stedman,
Thomas Hugh«*«, Joel Chandler Itnrrln t"l'ncl*
K« inus"> Oiarles Dudley \\ anter, John
roughs, K. V. Smalley, »». II. Boycse
long llwt of otiu-rs. r.iitertalnlng »In*
** ill Im* among tlie lead In
■»f The centcky, as beratounv, and t
Htir
I n
*t«»rl«*
feature»
t uiaga
zlue will cuutlnue It» adnee In geuerat exccll
«*!«•
irior I* f 1.00 a year ; 8^
ptlou> ilould in gin with tilt
, aid to enable new *ub
•r with the new nerle* ninltr
• We make the following
*I'«*cImI oflVr»
I lie *uh»rrlptl
« iniintH-r.
NovtinlMT nn in In
orltH-r* to roiitin i
UK CHETL'sY ii
Nov. 1882, and the
M
t year, unt
twelve hack
1»
gkOO. A *uhucrlpth
<••"* bound Iu twu el< ga it voluu
with kIU lop,
The CENTURY CO., NEW York, N. Y.
13-81
|7.50.
produce
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"8t. Nicholas is above
Hue. 1 ' — "London i Ime*. ' *
In Hi«
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NICHOLAS
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YOUNG FOLKS.
Purent* who .ire mt-rtalnlng and whole»oinc
reAilliiK fur th«-ir . tilMn u. and yotinjt fulkAwIm
«I ud\i-iitur«-, hl»torl«'itl
enjoy imtoiiiim
iiK-ldrnt», -to
el
•.picture*, ti«»
. will Illld th
ii«»l«l
Old Dm nn l «
LAS, whit h I» . .Tognl/« d hy
•f Loth Eugl'iud au-! Am«
1nr»t iiiaj# i/liu- for i-lilldr« i
u*"W voluiii«*, which iM'tfin»
■ I tl Ml tx-r. Slid olM-ll. w it ,| 11
Will he m ut* 1 1 till- Ii
icntlon of all
I* Invited
ilun* :
st. Nn
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pr«*«
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etd
v«-r printed.
Itii tin# Novemlx
l-.rrd frontUplec«
--ucd.
Th
at
«I «II
wing partial
f voung f«dk
l»t ofaltrac
ii ii
"The Tine ii am Bhotii
A m-w »erlal story hv
ly editor of ' 'Our Youii
»' Tide-Mill."
hrldgc, form«*r
ihor ol
J. T. Trm
Folks, *
'Tin- J«t-k ll«/.ar«l Storien. " el«".
•Tiiemtoky or VlTEAU."
An hlatorlrnl ,. v
the I3t>i «•«•iiturx.
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'Swept away."
A serial story of tlie Missl-hlppl flood* of 1882.
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• Where Was Villiers?"
A thrilling »lory of the ltu
Archibald Forbes, War-Cut
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EBV. JOSEPH T. INMAN, Button 1). New York
City. octv-tts-ly-10
THIRD EDITION
WAS IN MADAGASCAR
Folger Says He is Not Going
to Resign.
MELVILLE SUED BY HIS WIFE
Insulting Hnr Knvoy.
rOLGKR WON'T.
Dv.plta the "Wo Id" Me »«J* he H». no
Intention of Keel^nlng.
Nkw Imin, Not. 27-A ►pcotel to tie
n'm-fd MV. Serrnterv F.iIl'it he* ult.-n d »ml
the Pre.ident h«» rt-t-pl-tl hi* ri-.lirn.Hoii
y, to take t fleet
hk 8ecrt <arv of the Treax
Deceml'er 15.
Washington, Nov. 27.—The cllepstvh
published in the New York World lo the
effect that Secretary Folger had tendered
his resignation, was this morning shown to
Secretary Folger by the representative of
the United Prsts Association. "ttalll
•aid Mr. Folger. "Again l I thought I was
to have one week of unruffled ierenlty,
well you may «ay I have not resigned,! have
not been asked to resign, I bave no present
intention of resigning aud if the President
wants me to resign, I have no knowledge to
that effect."
Washington, Nov. 27.—Assistant Secre
taries French and New, add their denials to
that of Secretary Folger, regarding the
rumors of their resignations or removals.
WAR ON MADAGASCAR.
France After
Ordered War to l»a Cotmnencad a*
Once.
Parip,Nov. 27.—The Madagascar Ed voys,
abruptly, being
who left Paris for V>nd<
Insulted by the taklmr duirn of their Hul',
have been informed ttmt a telegram will l>e
•e to the French Commander at
*ent at
Zanzibar, ordering him to commence war
without delay.
'lablea Turned on Melville.
Philadei.I'BIA, Nov. 37— James II.
Heverln, counsel for Mrs. Melville, lia«
iiecn Instructed to
ugalust Chief Eugim-cr Melville for mal
treatment and desertion.also for an increase
of the f90 per month allowances, which he
makes her. She will also comme
criminal and civil suit* against the physi
cians who signed the lunacy certificates. A
point of habeas corpus, commanding Mel
ville to produce thcchild Maud in court on
Wednesday was withdrawn today, the
mother having regained jHitbesslon of t he
child.
•nee proceedings
Five Cent Fur«*.
Boston, Nov. 27.—Th«* Boston and Provi
dence street railroail which lias long held
out against the Idea <»f cheap fares and
rapid tram-|M>rtatlon, to fho suburbs, la fall
ing int«) line and announces that after
lauuary 1, five, six ami seven cent fares to
tiie suburb* and a g'-noral reduction in
single fares along the line.
Corkhtll to lloltl Ills Place.
Washington, Nov. 27.—Just fee Miller,
th«* fatlier-in-law of District Attorney Cork
hill had an interview with the President Yes
terday, aud states that there is no trutli iu
the report that C«»rkhill is to be removed.
Bird Manila
keeps canaries in constant song and
diseases. 15 cents at drug store. Bird
Food Co., Camden, N. J.
Hih t;rik n tKKKTM.
Local Quotation* ('
I'cicii Dally In the
Street Market.
FLOUR BTC.
OORHBOTED DAILY BY TilE WlLLIAM LXA A
SrwsEompany, Brandywine Mills—
X. wholeeale, retail
Wm. L««a 6. Nun's 'Bebt' Roller Petcni
». " »» y i iô
■
IT 46
Ollfton F.F.K Extra
Poutaxat F. do. Family do
Kirkwood Kuller Ground
Oocidontal
Superb
do
7 4b
6 75
: g
I 60
ào 6 5*J
f <
do
I H
4 7b
per ton.
FERU.
Best iniddiinKS,
ttest ship fctuü,
Uutlins,
• lorn shorts,
Bran,
*21
9 1
i:
17
10
per hundred.
»2 06462 1«
2 10W lb
(lorn meal, tine yellow, 37.60
I, whit«)
Corn
Corn meal, coarse,
Screenings,
. H -
:.o
l 9802 03
:u^;.
USA IN.
per bushel
0039
Primo yellow corn.
Prime lomr-bcrry wheat.
HAY. FEED. ETC.—CORRECTED DAILY BY
.90
I 10
MORROW". NO. 417 FHKNCn STREET:
per bu
por cwt
1.00 u 1.0
Hay.
Straw.
Oats.
Bran, double buehcl
Cracked
.Middling#.«! jublo buslivi
.* meal.
-,,
66
1.
Co
.. 90
. EGOS, POULTRY, ETC..— CORTM " i
RD STREET M All:, t l .
S .37
BUI
DAILY
f MESBIC, *1
Print butter, per Ih wliolesaie.8 .36 vi
Print " " •• retail..4U 4 0
Pub
Tub
Egg-*' wholesale, per do
Egg», retail, pe
( 'hick«."n8, alive
.-4.'
" wholesale
• " retail.
..'A
.30 (a
88
.34
107.
• wholesale.
Uhickens. dresse. d wholesale,
(thickens, ulve.
(thlcke s, tires*
Cheese, whol«'Sa
CheeBe, reiail,
beep cohue« ti:
. .11 Ü
■ *12 M
. .12 it
* *14 it
* *7 ^
- *8 4 ti
TÎ.L1 A M CLAYEY,
.12
.16
retail.
•d, retail.
le, per pound
.13
.18
.1:1
.1(5
DAILY
O.NO UTItXKT MARKET.
Sirloin steaks per poutui.20 4$ .25
Rump steak« per pound
Hound steak- |>
Rib roast per pound.
(Jhuck rou«t per pound..
Stewing pieces.
Boiling bits per pound..
Shins,.
Kidney fat,per pound ..
Lamb chops, per pound.
I*amb roasts, per pound.
MuUon chops, p
Mutton roasts, per pound
Veal cutlets, per pound..
Veal fount*, per pound...
YORK ETC., COnRECTEU DAILY BY ». C. DILL,
STALL 0, THIRD STREET MARKET.
wholi-salo retail
,91
1
.16 m
. .2);
. .14 fil
• .16 4a .uy,
. .* H .1(5
. .25 W
.18
1«
. j
08
.30
S
.I-'
.. 1
pound
.11
.12
. t
.20 m
.25
. .14 it .18
Smoked hiins
sho-i dor» _
Dried hoof_
Salt flitch.
and *nu!
• !:'!1
vJA
n
18
16
IaoI
Fresh shoulders
Pork steak and si
14
age
Yl\. À
16
;age.
.*b
13
Flitch
13
In
and ltit«;li
15
1:1
Smoked but*
Sera miel..
t'igH feet..
Bologna 8:
Liver pudding...
16
lb
1ft
2U
IV,
lft
age
9
12
FISU UOHRECTEO DAILY BY POWELL, SECOND
HTKEET MARKET.
u
Pike.
iAlike flh'id
. .16
.16
.10
Pollock.
Rock flsh, per pound....
White Perch, per pound
Trout, per pound.
Halibut, per pound.
Catfish, yi
1 m
.16
*i»H*
.12 tu
.16
.16
»
pound
.12
per piece
,ia
fiidl.
Blv.o bas«.
il :
.12
.. .12J*
VEOBTADL1CS.
Potatoes, per half-peek. .
Sweet potatoes, per half peck.
Tomatoes, per half peck .
(Jubbage, per head .
Turnips, por half peck .
Celery, per bunch.
.lo ft
.10 ft
•lft ft
,16
.16
.20
.6
New Ynrk Market«.
New Yobx.Nov. 27.—Flour.qulet ;No. 2Stnte.
62.86a8.60 ; {Superfine do. 83.l6a3.bft; extraState,
84.OOa4.tO.
Wheat, No. 2. red winter, $1.01}$; cash;
$1.00%a8j.0o%. November.
Coin, No. 2, December, 81>^;do. January, 01 %
flat«, No. 2 44, November and December,
44 34, January.
Itye quiet; Western, 70a70K.
Harley, dull ami i.oiuluui.
Pork, 810.V&;cash $16.80, November.
Lard, November $13.«J0; December, $10.80,
a$l .85.
Butter, firm; creamery
choice, 39; ft'estern $7Ka'J8.
Sug .r,quiet, fuir to good refining, 7 8*16a7 6-14.
Eggs, quiet; State and Pennsylvania, 8oa3i;
that
the
fanoy, 37a38; do.
WAN AM A KIR Jt MMOWN.
I
Our Practice
Prices.
in
We do not count cost, but
do watch mnrl ct values ns
the basis for Ouk llnll prices.
Therefore, cost to reproduce
artic e determines our sell
ing price.
Retail clothing prices never
rise with the advancing season
sometimes they fall,
season they are falling only on
piece goods that have been
held too long at the mills. We
have been helping out some of
the woolen makers with their
surplus stocks. F'rom these
pui chases came our excellent
$12 Overcoats. Many cheap
lots of PlllltaloOnS Illld Suits
will shortly appear in our
stock. Meantime everything
we have to sell is put at buyers'
prices.
we
nn
This
Wanamaker & Brown.
*ak Hall, Sixth aud Market Strut*. 1'lilladcl
pld*.
,Snn
«
Ni:\V YORK, 1883.
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ywar just now passing than ever before since
other newspaper
this aide ol the caith has been
many
\
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DON'T YOU BUY SIR E i !
«■n'a galt
LIGHTED AT
» V ER TIIE
i.mow
TTnlil YOU
Child'* Solar
for 81
for 8>.rc :
W»r Pel bl<- Bi tton
r». it ut',
Hing ut la
1 bnimhit-ari und
1 n
hi year* prici-s 1 am bouim 10
uuu't believe ln keeping goods «11
seil oh
iiund long.
P.
EWING'S, No. G E. Front St.
AS*A Hand Sewed Working Shoe for Ç1.60.
TDELAWARE CARPET HOUSE,
U NO. 309 MARKET STREET.
We have Just received a large stock
tine—
TAPESTRY BRÜSSELS, TIIREE-PLY
INGRAINS AND DAMASK
CARPETINGS
—Alsu a large a**oriuie
oil cloths, mattings and win.
DOW SHADES.
49*Give us a call and satisfy yourself that
giving bargain*.
%
6-14.
are
do.
HENRY
GREBE,
WILMINGTON. DE
^
CLOTHING,
BEST FITTING
GARMENTS.
It is conceded that the best
fitting Clothing is sold by the A
Wilmington Clothing House,
Fourth and Market streets,
and this fall we have tried to
jwrfert every garment, and to
day we asseit that our garments
have no sujx'rioras to fit, while
our former patrons ran attest
to the quality. J ust step in and
try one of our suits or an
overcoat, and you will then
know they are better fitting
than most of the custom work
that is made at a very low
price. We make this statement,
although we make to order suits
as low as Fighteen Dollars, but
more of our custom work is
lrom Thirty to Fifty Dollars a
suit ; because we are having the
finest work in our city, and our
customers are the best dressed
l>roplc on the street. Just stop
long enough to look at our
suits and overcoats, and we have
no doubt you will say as others
have : "it is a pleasure to know
we can find suc h fine goods at
such low prices in our city."
Look at our TEN DOLLAR
SUITS and our FIFTEEN
DOLLAR OVERCOAT; these
are special bargains.
A
of
it
it
w
7
Jno. W. Diefendorf & Co.
Fourth and Market Sts.
^ECKWEAR.
New York
Neckwear lor
i']ttes In spring and summer
ii. PRICES always
«"1.
S IT I RTS I
Our On«* mdlar Shirt Its* a reputation for ex
••«•Ill-lire unequalled In thtscltv.
MEN'S FURNISHING GOODS.
A full line oi everythlug beloiiKlnx to th
WM. B. COLE.
202 MARKET STREET
TENTS
Rend n rough «ketch
Invent loi
ino«t«*t of vr
Gt.oitta: ii. lemon
• D. ('., iiiid a Prrliiiiiunrj'
ill l>r made, with« til
«•* plltl'llt* of tin*
i» mid yon will be advised
lx* obinmetl.
\Yn«tiinut
lixnuiliiuiiu
«I
, of nil I nltrd
of I
lu-tlu-r m not n paient
iuvuiiti-m iipntrntnld
ut fee ol 813 mid V» for
Thh I* pay
nllow«*«i, i he
Ifv
«I *
dinwliiifl ri*q-iin*d by flu
i iipplicntion I»
fee (ftg-t) und tin* lliuil G
•able. Ah alto
ii oblnliiliiu a l*
that y ou i Invention N i
far a* his lu^t lud«
I can r«-ly on tlie ad vie«* (jlv«*n nfi
is had. D^»iL'ii Pnteu't»
H eu i »t iniioii ol' LnhrU, Trmtc-M
secured. <Ti
de U
I
les
(ftïlO» l* pr
hl» tue« «Hw
•luis oi
ndvlHO yoi
Il y i*
nt Will II«
niable uni«**» It
detenuiue ; hence
« pi «-n m p.
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ul Hip
h-, mid
I ni.«! flloil
•f llrje
lc. If y
<i (hilft.
ApldU-utlou« In
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t* iiiiit<*rtnk.
killilil hum
«end mo
tin\
ure^-ourowu |uit«
I- ..I
wrfttpu
the <
pic
;E !.. Ll
I he
Hr.
»I
?y In lli<* ra
1 about the
lUiiiimtimi ai
• r. Hum ««fll.-e
Wa*hln«l«*-i. D
Rl
'
tat
I UK
«• title of the invontlo
tiling vo
uUt
tiiiidicmlon. A
11 not Minn. Item
d
P «1
1.
«i
county in th
RT
phlet rcluUiig to Putculs free* u|hüi r«-«|ucst
Pt
GEORGE E. LEMON
Law und Solicitor of Aiin-rici
-. —..... p U | en(lt
810 Fifteenth Street, WASHINGTON, D. V.
Mention thi* paper.
Attorney
^DAMS AND BROTHER,
No. 504 Market Street,
•CHEAP—
Cash Variety Store.
TOYS, DOLLS & MASKS,
DRY GOODS.'
HOSIERY,
NOTIONS,
LADIES' A GENTS'
UNDERWEAR
BOOTS. SHOES A RUBBERS
CROCKERY, TIN,
GLASSWARE,
RAG, HEMP.
INGRAIN AND
STAIR CARPET,
STAIR RODS,
CURTAINS.
Largest anil cheapest line of Lampi*. L
Vane.-* In endiesn variety. Tnbieaud Po<
iery, Exprès Wiik*'On. Veloelp«-1v8,'l ovsofalld« -
s«"il plions, Dolls, Doli-HeiwiH, DolI-llodUb,
CarrluKcs. Tlie largeut, cheap«
BABY CARRIAGES In the State.
—SOLK AG IINt, -OK—
HARPER'S BAZAR /ATTERN8.
It win i i»y you iu cull
or U..O.I« au.l pr Ich, hnfi.r.* nuri'liaalnu
TABLE, STAIR and FLOOR OIL CLOTH.«.
«•t cm
Don
d beat line ol
/GREATEST BARGAINS
y I EVER OFFERED IN THIS CITY.
PIANOS !
igihKF. THE LIST OF
W CELEBRATED
IT MAKERS.
WM. KNABE & CO.,
STEIN W AY A SONS,
F. BACON,
BEII M(i,
HARRINGTON,
VOaK A S«)N,
E.MERS« »N,
HALE.
New
Pianos
Fi
t!75
Lp
♦1,600.
—ORGANS By The—
SMITH AMERICAN CO.,
TA Y I .O R A F A R I. E Y CO.,
BRIDGEPORT CO., AC.
New Organs
From |50
Up to 4360.
Secondhand Planus hy Stelnwav, Hale, Meyers
""d otlu-r, foe Ain, «I, 817ft 1111 • Jrilift.
«I hand Organs tiy Geo. Wood, Es toy.
Mason A Hamlin, 101 fir», *20, fin, .»1.
S'
II. F. IIOBELEN,
710 MARKET STREET.
noTil-iJnnl-tt,-f 14 -- 3 i
IflQ EAST SIX II 8TREET 18 THE
PLACE f r 3-«*ent flour It inak«-s white
orea«l ;ha. » yuu tried nur Mutinrock fluurlt make*
bread as white a* snow: it will pav you to see tlie
. . r cotlcelsch-Hred In roast
huslinud In a good humor; our
-«•«•lit eoltee Is a wonder; «mr t. a makes tlie
bulles slug, it I* excellent : flue early rose potatoes
busliel. Come to 103
T. M. WlltK.
SMITHr «in-lied tu-diiv ;
ing and keep* y
„ farm, 90c. per ...
Earn >lxth street for groceries.
U0V2i-lW|
Jfoüktii
^ ( HINAIIAN'S suicidé
Killing Himself Ov
of His Pigtail.
CHEMICAL EXPLOSION
edit his!
'' r >1»' l,o Ss
A
Fokkiun Nr.»,
to-day.
A llnnib
« Mon it
1 MrI, > l.mnlitj. s.
—Dipl
Ä, » r 61 >Ut«, h
IIomk, No». 27.— Vielt orn
fttlo*iii ut Mont« Cr rit,
moriilnif hv a
tramhlin
were start 1 h| lbl
.. .und r«ni*inblin?r ni
of artillery. Im-tuntlv the
1 M'h,T
whole c
I ro*
■CM*, Mil order was»«
I. wh*
it
f " Un ' 1 "'ï' t, "' WH. I ,, w ,| „
mi or a cartridge, tilled uin c
l»mlte, which l.afl been flml by «.„ne mi
créant,, with » view to fobbing the tank Ï
the establishment during the untlrw
confusion, which howeer failed. rj a , £
ton w&« allïhtlj injured. ■*'
TCRKISTt MISHTSUIit CÜATOti
Consta MTi vopLE, Nov. 27 — T..» «.<.
h.A .ppolnted Awym P».l,» to
said Pasha a. Foreign Minister. This
it I, believed, haa t*en taken l.y the Sulti
w Ih a view to fruatallnc Said Paah»', pi „
which Include the abandonment of il
Auatro-Oernian allegiance ami lhee.tal.il 1
ment of » (rood understanding between l a
land and France on the Eastern q U e t i|!j
7 lie announcement or the Sultan'» a. t.
c»u»ee Hatisfaetfon In diulomatic i-lreh-a
Albxaxdkia, Nov. 27—An ,\ra, *
attack, d and beaten hy a number ul Brin
«oldleni near Kumleh Ilia lvjurtvs were
Aeverc that lie died aoon afterward
Beiilin, Nov.
ploratlnn
staried fr»
the ex|.losl.
27. — A German
party for Central Airies
this city.
Pari«, Nov. 27.— Messlcw
'uui
i »I » Gamin t
«1 others have appended tiirir d \
:urc8 to s paper, now heimj tin
the chambers, tn favor of c«>
'' I
needing to
|x r»o is the right l.y testamenUry m-ou***
ol «lisposlug of their bodies by cremation
burial.
A CUlAAM
,NV
D1MA1U.
lleing Kobbed of III* 1*1- T»U. II« K*
Hlinaelf.
Cairo, III.
Chine*«
Nov. 27.—Ye.trrdfljr
* ashore and »■
II." Wflk I
»tu bout «
uliout tow u to see the «igiatr*.
lowed tiv A crowd of boys, who jn ndat I
ami addressed ldm in lanuuage ut.yth
but elegant. He paid no attention to tl
Insults. Finally one ol the ruuglm dre
knife from his pocket and cut oil |,ih pig
close to Ids head. This incenHd I
ami he began to cry. Thu Cliiimn
procured a carpen'er's ha
lieatiug himself snout the head,
hummer was forced from I.
•1 l.e
while th«' blood streamed lrom lib brit
head he made u dash up th< Mrwt fi
eluding hie pursuera ran t<* the batik of
river. Jtimpel iu and was drosnwl. M
tlcatioii uf being deprived ol bis pig tafi
more than he could Imu
death in preference to cr««iiig without it.
und In* #o
PROMINENT PKKMIXS DEAD.I
A Well-Known Dort
—General Neid ridge.
* uthlen l)ed
New Yohk, Nov. 27.—Doctor V
Knewhtlcr, aged fl7, residing "ii Oik* 1
ilr«*il am« Filth street, while attending a
tn confinement last night, w
convulsions, und died. 11 is death
probably due to a ti
Chicago, III , N<*v. 27.— General 11
tou Neldridge, the «lMiuirui»lt»"'l la ■» yel
soldier, tiled this morning, aged 4!» y
He was born in South Williamston, Ma
New York, Nov. 27.—Tin
a well-known artist, di«ii to-day a ltu
lord Park. N. J.
N-Z-.l
>r of tl.«' brain.
Lyons, N«#v. 27.— 1 TV death 1» annm
filer, tbe well-k
of M. Bonnet Du
Kitdical.
Hum. in, Nov. 27.—Karon Otto Then
Mantuffel, formerly Prut-dun Mil
of the Interior, Minister of Foreign Ai
il of Miniate
V
and President of the Cf
dead, lie
77 tear 1 » «tld.
Assassin.
An A i
Dublin, Nov. 27.—The ...
wm* arrested iu connection with ih u>fil
tion of detective C«>x, it now appear-«. I
American.
If HILF TELEGRAMS.
Nov.
»I
Mass.,
North Adam*-,
Congregational cliurch at YN ilmi
was burned this moruing.
'
-Bear Adi
vv D**p»rl
i pirtf il
ere «-xpeeb
Washington, Nov. 27.
Crosbv In a letter to th«* N»
says The Transit ol V ut
route to Patagonia. TheV v
, j at Montrtvido, Nnv.iiii»i
Id leave in the flagship Brooklji
8anta Cruz 1
arrive
day <>r two.
ftä i
• That womlcrful ciiholic«»n k'- .
Lydia K. I'l.ikhiim'B
It.ven the lad) a wurld ant" rei'OU.'«
do-ng good. Ills like :i b vni ",
vital e«mi*tltution Her BlouM
more to demise tue channel.-« ul 1 .1
id purify the life d the
lultary dgytl»-- Hoard "I 11
KSIttAflAhtAih.
JOHNSON A BARNHILL,
Furnishing
erta
8. W. COR. TENTH & MARKET
WILMINGTON, I»**«.
RESIDENCES :
i.T. BAHN«
,1 Tau*»»
L. HARRY JOHNSON,
617 Jefleraon ut.
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