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SECOND EDITION
A
of
ot
8
ot
THE SANDERS TROUBLE
A Sad Suicide at Kennett
Square, Pa.
FRAYNE PASSES THROUGH
THE SANDEBS CASE.
Continuation of the Trial To-day.-Evi
dence In Behalf or the Defendant.
[Continued from ir*t edition.}
Do not know to whom goods sent to
Ilenry L. Sanders, were billed: Berths left
store about two weeks before she
ried, and did not return to »tore as un owner
ploye aftei wards. Mrs. 8anders took
several of the best table cloths, hosiery and
One ruche for the neck.
A close examination followed as to the
value of the goods bought, which included
six pairs of gents' socks at »I cents a pair
and two yards of ruehing at 75 cents a yard.
Witness hud bought, through her mother, at
the sale, some dress goods aud flannel.
Considerable dispute occurred between
counsel, and upon Mr. Spruauce conclud
ing bis testimony, Justice Wodten ex
claimed : "Call another." Mr. Lore in
terrupted with s question, whereupon the
Justice laughingly turned to the witness
and remaiked »otte voce. "You had be ter
get »way pretty soon, or yo t can't get away
at all."
Maria McMakin, sworn: Was employed in
Sanders' store from March, 1878, to June 1.
187V; was employed by James A. Sanders;
remember the levy of Sheriff Pyle, and wa*
at the store oa the day of the sale; came to
»lore as usual with Miss Hickey anti Wa ter
told us not to tMke curtains covering the
goods down; James A. Handers told us to
go to his house as Ills wife wanted to see us:
we went Lut found no one who wanted
were scut for in about an hour and a half to
come back to ihe store, as Mr. Sanders
wanted us. Charles Sanders told us at the
store door to go home and com« the next
day. Two or three days before the sale Mr.
Sander- told the clerks to sell the goods loi
almost any price, and If possible we were not
I«; left the store about Juhel.
1870, Saturday; mentioned to Bertha that 1
was going to leav«*; site asked if I bad told her
father ; I suid no, I am going to do it
he was out front buyiug and selling ;
to him aud said I was going to have; he
asked wbat for and l said we are going to
start a store aud
I would slay my length of time necessary
for a notice ; he said if 1 went at all could
at once, aud w
bought and unusual quautitv ofgoods before
the sale, sufficient to cause talk among
clerk» : couldn't tell exactly what goods.
The examination of the witness was in
substance the same as that of tin- pm-ceding
witness, an was merely cumulative testi
mony.
Mil.fain Ellenger, sworn : Now clerk for
William B. Sharp; was with Jaulen A.
Sander» at 218 Market street, as errand boy,
also at Seventh and Market.;
until the last Sh riff's sale; was there u>
clerk aud errand boy ; on dav of sale James
A. Sinders sent me to his house for u gra-*
cutter, but found none; went hack and
fouud lawyers aud sheriffs there ; alter sal**
James A. Sanders sent me to Biruey's
come and have "wings" of awning taken
was mar
01
to
anted at h<
: ; said
Mrs. 8an<lers tiu«l
there
t(*
down.
Mr. Lc r* a*ked what became of the books
of the business alter the Sheriff's sale by
Claik. .Mr. Spruanee objected, whereupon
Mr. I.or» said that he wanted to prove that
the books in question were taken out of the
store, thence to San era' house, and Anally
burned by the witness. They were, he
argued, the very hooks which «James A.
Banders hud denied knowledge,
in reply to the court, said he couldn't prove
that the books were kept in the name ol
James A. Sanders, but thought ihr. facto»
having the hooks burned was a necessary
one in the line of fraud.
The court did not think the question wa*
relevant unless It was to prove that they
were in the name ot James A., and therefore
ruhd it out, t
noted ;
Finally Mr. Spruanc* said he was willing
for Mr. Lor«- to inquire about the books,
notwithstanding the tilling of the court.
Mr. Lore refused to accept the privilege.
whereu|>on the court and bar laughed heart
ily und some one exclaim*, i. "A game ol
bluff."
Examination resum'd. In January, 1881,
James A. danders told witness he was going
out ot business, and wanted hiiu to remain
until that time; just about the time bill»
mark, d H. L. Sanders were going up in tin
windows.
Cross-examination begau at 12.50, and
court adjourned at 1.
Mr. Lore,
4
Lieh au exception w
Ti.e Water Wltcli Fair.
The fair of the Water Witch Fire
will clone to-morrow
evening the attendance
following r.
company have been appointed a* a com
mittee to ucl in conjunction with three dis
tille rested citizens : Friendship,
Bniit.h ; Reliauee, (.'liicf Engineer Murphy ;
Delaware, Robert Chambers ; Phœnix, Hurry
R. Price ; Fame Hoa", Thotuas Blanken ;
Washington, John 8a*-se ;
Charles Luk. ns. Tlie members of the e
mittce are requested to report to .1
McUHnebey, Mt the Hall this c
and providing any
cannot serve they are empowered to ap
pui ut a fuhstitute. Thu main attrae
tl'*ii at tlie fair t i eveniuc will be a grand
c uicert l*y the Brennan Bat.d of Philadel
phia. The b; n i will arrive in this city at
7.55 p. ni.. and will be nu t at the station
bv a committee of tha Water Witch. Tin
City Cornet Baud, and the DuPont Post
Drum Corps w ill uct as escorts. Iu reler
euee to the different contests, the books iu
*f the silver pitcher, must be turned
into the committee at i* o'clock to-morrow
eveulug. VN ai el» on table A, at 9.30; watch
ou taille D, at U.4Ä; watch table F, »t lo
o'cIim V ; (Iremaii's equipments, at 10 o'clock.
The cont *st t«*r tl.e gold ring will be decided
at b Jo o'clock.
company
rening. On Saturday
was very large. Tin
id gentlemen Iroin each tire
Joseph
ol
1 hem
Thu «jut-ell-» l.»™ Handkerchief.
«,.« .i . «*.«
8trau*<s new spectacular opera Tl.e
Queen's Lace Iiandkciviilel " will i>e given
iu the Opera Ilou6o lo morrow evening, and
that the hou-e will be crowded, lhe tirei
day'* hale of reserved seal! on Saturday,
showed beyond a doubt. The opera i& one
which hu* been widely popular since its pro
due lion by the MeCauli Opera Comique,
dthe Pi iludclphiu audiences have gone
into raptures over it* delightful music,
graud scenic effects and charming costumes.
Tlie troupe is a \ery able one ot great
musical ability, and is composed of ?U line
vocalists. T he opera will in* presented here
txk it was presented iu Philadelphia.
JituauMcliek Suturdisy Nl.ht.
Madame Janaufchck In Marie Antoinette.
had a deservedly large audience, aud hcr
iinpersonation of the great character w
without doubt one of the finest piece« of
acting ever *eeu on the Wilmington «tage.
The support, was unusually good and the
play throughout wa« satisfactory.
Pruyne |'u*h«n I Iiioii^Ii.
Frank I. Fray ne, the well-kown actor,
paSHt-d through Wilmington last evening ou
fab way north. On thn samu traiu wrro the
other members of hb troupe, who wUh him
were a« company lug the coi pee of Miss \ on
Behren tu lier mother'* home where the
fuinual is to take place îo-dav.
t rn n mis
Cha*. H. Vary, Phua. .\i«-^engcr.&03 Market.
& Co.. Pbotovrapher*. mri JVtartcet *t
A full line of Heater*, Range*. Heating
Stove*. Cooking Stoves, Farmer * Boiler*, etc.,
ot Bhoen's Heater, liango and Stove House,
209 (0 213Shipley street.
Brick*, Orates and Repairs constantly on
hand at Shocn's Heater, Range and Stove
House. 200 to 213 Stil ploy street.
u Wb1i vi«. at a»- anH n nn „ «.
Shoen s Heator, Lango and Stove House, ll
«»onneotod with tho tolephuno exchange. AU
aiders will tuoalv^t pcoiapt stteaUuA
,
A BAD SUICIDA. I
Young Udjr Well Known In Wllmtng
M»u lake*
A West Chtwter special to the Philadelphia
Prsss to-day speaks at follows of the suicide
A young lady who was well known In this
city, where she has relatives and where she
has resided : "The sad intelligence of a story
seduction and suicide at Kennett Square
has Just reached this borough. Miss Laura
peak man, a young lady of about 30 yeaia
age, and a resident of the hamlet of
Cha ham,a short time ago became a mother,
her child dying shortly aller Its birth. The
father of the child, although he promised to
marry her, rau away, und siuce that time
she has been very much depressed in spirits.
A physician recommend '-hat she should
K m a short time at Kirkbride'a, at Media,
isware county, but instead of goiug there
she went to Kennett 8quare to her slater,
Mrs. Albert Jackson, where she became the
patient of Dr. Price of that borough Her
mental condition, however, grew worse,
and a few days ago she was caught with a
butcher kuile in her possession, which was
taken away from her and a close w itch was
■ÉËÉH her.
One day last week she ssked her brother
in-law U the water at Plaukliiffton'a bridge
over the west branch of lied Clay creek was
sufficiently deep to drown a person. Mr.
Jackson told her he thought it was, and did
not give the query any further thought.
Last night at supper time she did not appear,
and alter ecarciiing for her about the prem
ise» the family became alarmed. It was
then that Mr. Jackson recalled the conver
sation about '.he creek, aud with some
iielpblHtrs went to the spot and, a few feet
bjlow the bridge, fouud the unfortunate
worn au lying dead In about five feet ol
water."
X
dread
put
A Colored Musician's Funeral.
The funeral of Einauuel Wellington, late
snare drummer in the Harmony Comet
band of mis city took place to-day at 2
o'clock from his residence, No. 710 Locust
street. The baud irkd as escort to tha re
mains and the. inleruiant took place at 8t.
Peter's cemetery.
•Lydia E. Pinkhsm's \ eg«table Compound
strengt hen» the stomach and kidneys aud aldr
digestion.
.» ••• w«»AO>.
X Looal Time fat
CorrMtloua
TRAINS LEAVE W1LM1NOTON FflK
»»HILA.— 2.00*— ra* - 6.30—0.M 7.00J—7.60
-«.lot—6.1k—W.OOl—k.30:—W.Ml — IÜ.3U— ll.M a.
u:— 1'J.UUt U)-—12.16— IÄ.ÄB —1.63—2.30J—-4.00—
»17*— 5.30t—6.10—6.SS*—7.-J6-7.*»*—a.56*pm
York — J.oo*—A»*-6.30—7.b0— ».60
1.83 a. tn— 1.63—6.17*—0.30»—7.26 p.u .
HaLTIMOKK— 1.06*—l.«*—4.51*— 3.UÄ* — 9.17
0.00 ».
.—12.26—1.00— 1 .0»— 6.QU—8.00—6.67—
1 1.04* p. tn.
WABUlMieroa—1.42*—4.61*—6.00—9.17 a. m:
-1 00— l.OO—6.57—11.04* p. tn.
Haltimokb and t nt an main ats STATiowa—
t.oft*—9.17 M.Ooa. in;—1.0<J—8.U0 p. m.
• Train.*« running both daily and Sunday.
ning only on Suuday.
I i'ounect at (fray's Ferry for old depot,
d WaNhtiigton avenue.
Trains
;
hvuwAHK Kailkoad— 8.0U*—9.10 s. tu;— 1.06
-3.UU*—e.'iftf p. ui. No Sunday trains.
• For New Castle only
f For Harrington and intermediate stations.
WtLMINOTON A N<«KT8KKa HAlLRUAP—7.47 a
Sunday for
a:— 1.0fr— 6.IMI— fl.uü p. m
trending and 2St. Peter—8.10 a. tn.
I net. a w akk W khtxhv Hailhuad— 7.06—lu.:«u
. Sunday train* 10.30» m— 8.C0
«. m;—5.3u p.
I», m.
TRAINS AKK1V E A i siuiUNOTON FROM
.♦7*—7.4L
(.«I*—*.PJ—0.u6-lU.luf—11.33-12.36 a. ia:—la>
rHILADBLPUIA—la.ftP—l.UO—1.32*
-1.07 —2. Hut —2.60— 4.36-4.66— 6.40—6.63—6.91
—6.4X—7.364—7.66—0.60—10.36—10.66 p. m.
N«w \ ORK—1.32*—4.47*—8.02f—y.12 a. m;—
12.60—1.417 —4.66—6.411*—10.66 I». m.
HALTIMOBB—I.&l*—2.13*—W.64—W.64—11.41 a.
D.—12.36—1.50-6.11*—6.3U*—7.24—9.49* o. n..
j a—1.61 •—2.13—11.42a. m;—12.30
-1.60—6 11*—6.30*—7.24-M.49* p. m.
* Hoch dally and Sunday,
t * »n Sunday only.
Delah \r# ha it.KOMI—S. 60—10.16**. m;—12.0*
-6.0»*— 6.06 p. m. No.Sunday train*.
• From New Ca*tle cnlv.
WäNortmrrn HAlLROArv—6 26
(.40—11.36 a. in;— «J.40 p. in. On Suuday from
Keadtug aud St Peter at 7 in p. m.
Iiklaw ark WtoTExa Railroad— 4.00a. m;—
-.16 [>. or. Sunday train* 9.10 a. m.;—6.40 p. m
TRAINS LEA V L FUR W1LM1 NOTON
W
i
uBLeHiA New Kroau Streict DaroT
i2.SU *—3.66* —6.30—7. 2U*—ê.UÜ— -6.21—6.364 -10.16
-11.3;
4 02— 4.26— 6.u6— 6.1>
-9.30— 1U.U0—11.32* D. m.
HKOaD AÄÜ W ABillROTOH A.XKSVZ — 6.30—8.0»
-10.16 a.
11.60 a.
;—12.23——1-:«6—3.16
6.66— 6 C6f — 6.36 —6.80*
1.30—3.10—4.30—6.16 p. m.
OAoTLtt—8.23—1U.U0—11.48 a. m.—4.49—
«.49 p. m.
• 1 »ally an t Sunday.
4 (in Sunuay uni*
srih* black tta
Express train».
denote the Limitât)
OIK MAILS
Their Arrival and Departure, Taklug
Effect July l»t, 18H2.
The Pont ( »tîtee in this city will be open dally,
except Sunday, (rum 6.30 a. tn. to 9 p. iu.
Private (»oxes arc accessible until 11 p. m. On
Sunday* open I rum 8.30 to 9 30 a. m. Private
boxes accessible from 6 to 8 p. rn. The whole
sale '(ta np window will close at 8.30 p. m. The
money order office will close at 6.00 p. m.
MAILS CLOHS
;
;
VOLLOWS :
HORTB.
Wilmington a. Northern Railroad to Kcadlna
•1 points on tüe iialtlmore Central a^uih
«»• ('hadd's Ford, 7. Lu a. m.
Philadelphia closed pouch, 8.30 a. m.
Philadelphia aud way mail, 9.uo a. m.
New York, Panusyivauia and points east and
west. 9. a. m.
Delaware Western Railroad to LandenDcr«,
Pa.,
iu.
Philadelphia, New York olty, Pennsylvania
and New Jersey, 11.60 a. ra.
Philadelphia, New York and all point* east
and west, 1.30 p. in.
Philadelphia, New York and all potnt*
and wen. 4.4u p. in.
Philadelphia
pouches, 9.35 p. in.
Pennsylvania west of Lancaster, and all
point* went and southwest 9.36 p. tn.
Ail point* north, east, west and southwest.
d New York cities, dosed
All Louisiana Is *ont west except Now Orleans
which is scut south on through uialls.
soin ...
a'tluiore and way mall. 7.40 a. m.
Washington and nil point* south, 7.40 a. m.
All point* op the Peninsula. 8.3ua. in.
Supplementary mall for the Peuiusula, 9.00
Baltimore, Washington and all ixdnts south,
12.3*' p. ui.
Newport, Stanton, Newark, Llkton and
ile Ora ce. 12.30 p, tn.
on Baltimore Central, between Pori de
Po it. Northeast and CliuddV Ford.12 3b p. in.
Haltloiureund H»J I.u,» 'tc»mer». «.-lu j. w.
Peniusuiu north of Harrington. Including
( Delaware ('ity and St. Ocorgu*. 5.60 p.m.
Hal ti more, closed pouch. 6.6u p. m.
Baltimore. Washington and ail points sooth
! rt.Uop. tn.
j
- A.: "
' r r «iiii n\j
i and all
I -
MAILS A HKl VK A
l ■ I
roR delivery. ,
Wilmington A Northern Railroad,
w York. Philadelphia, Washington
liier point*. 0.3o u. in.
Philadelphia, New York and point*
li
uortti, east and
i From way mail from Philadelphia. 8.30 a. id
E rom Peninsula and all uorth of Harrington
; u.lb a. 111.
Baltimore and way mail, 9.M a. m.
From lUlumore. 12.30 n. m.
PuuiurulH mail, 12.!
»'
V
Philadelphia,
»nh ami east. i.:w n.
Now York and point*
p.m. i
Baltimore, Washington and points 1
.
\ south. 2.20 p.
hcr
of
the
,
I
Doliiware Wörtern Batlroad, 2.20 p.m.
Philadelphia, New York aud point* i
"I ** uat - 1 "'- ^
Fr«
H
« rtii and east, 6.40 p. rn.
Baltimore, Washington and point* '
«1 southwest. 6.W i». m.
deliver)
south
Sip. m. !
-follow* : 8.30 a. in gen
eral; lu.oo a. iu., partial; 1.30 p. m., general; 4.o<) i
p. in.. partlAl.
Collectif
from street boxes
made hy the !
earner* at 0.30 and lo.ooa. in..1.30 and 4.00 p. in.
additional collection will Ins made at 7.30
ou I p. m. from all boxes between Jetlersor. and I
the Lombard and Wator amt Thirteenth «treet« |
S , , , 'L r A.uo' , r,. 1 m!' 1 «''rrb?." '
on «joiivery should be deposited In the Post Ufflc«
the ten minute* before the hour ot delivery. !
W. V SW!aGKTT. l'«*Htmaster.
An
DEATHS.
KENDALL.—In thi*city, on the 2d Inst., Dr. R.
J. Kcii'lall, formerly ol Marluu, Ohio, aged 39
*t
SMITH.-In lhle city, on the 3d lust., Adda,
on wife of Allen smith. In the -ttttli year orher age.
1 The relatives Hud friends are respectfully ln
I 'Bed t«j attend the funeral from the resilience of
«. her huuliand, 418 F.a t Filth street, on Tut-s*lay
ll afternoon, Deccn < r 5th. Service* at the house;
AU ; funeral 1 eaveagpt 2.30 o'clock. In erment at the
j Wifoiiügiga sod Hraady^in«. o«iuoUry.
d friends
respectfully Invited
1 from I relate residence, No.
*31 Market street, this (Monday} slTcrnuoo, aiZ
o'clock.
to attend Ihe ft
TOO U» TO VLABBI* T.
F IR RRNT.—TWO CONVIENTLY 8IT- j
HATED TM1KD-STOKY BOOMS tu » family
without children. Apply _
(ln'4-3t{ 2.1 TATNALI. STREET.
'rmovLAuA ritiK
PROCLAMATION
X -or THI -
GOVERNOR.
.
FT TE'-r BJUWiK«.
ElMlTIH. lUI'AHTIIKirr
Ih'IiI In ihi StBir of
waaaaas A a »Ivel low . ,
Delaware, -uTucsdav, the ferwith «lav of No
vember. In the year •• our Lor.» one iliousmd
eight hundred an*» «ighiy-tw.*. Hint being V e
Tuesday next alter the ttrst Momlar In »ahl
month. In pursuance ol' »lie Con titutlon ortho
United -ta tea and the law of H.c Htm« ol Ih lv
that behsl , for tha election <»r a repre
_tntivr for llie monte • f the -aid blute. I« the
forty-eighth Congre*» of the United Stales ;
And w lie rents the ofllcbd cci tille 'tei. or returns
of I lie »aid election, he id In llte «évitai eo nil »
of the »aid SUtf. having been duly received .n i
examined by the Governor. ltnn|M-ar b ir on them
that tue vote». In the add counties rcspectlv« ly.
such repreaeut itlvcs, were cast tu follow«., to
wit s
In New Castle Qa««Ijr, for Chart«* It Lore. 8.U63
lu 'rw ('»»tie County, for N\ nab in g ton. ..
IlMtln/rs.
In New CstsHe County I'
In New Castle County
In New Cn.nU* County, for WilÛaù il.
7.87%
-
John l'llitng —
Jacob Hstlerth*
20
•n
Thumps*
i ll'. I «ore
. tWO
ntjr. for Chari
tv. for Ws»liluhton Ifastluft
uty. for On»»b - B. Lor«-....
hliiKton Maat
In K«nt C
in Kent t
In Husocx County, f
In Ku»m*x » *unty, for \\
Inga.
And, whereas, the returns *tulv made out.
ed and cxccun-d oi the eleetioii for the choice
r«-pres4-ntMtUe of and for litt* * «id State In the
I of the I nited *
n diih ilellrered to the
rwpH-tlvr Mwrtffa of said
the i«ot«-riior having i'XMiiiiiit*i tli
_im rat< d »"d aacvrtalned
the nu in lier ôf »ol«* t»r each ami every cindlditt
per* n v*«ted for »or su'-li renrascntative, the
result appears as loi lows, t*» wit :
The whole number of votes given for
Charles II. I.
Ti*e wtiol«
Ingtoa lla»tlngs.
Hi«- whole number of v»»t • given for John
'llllng...
Tin whole number of votes given for Ja«.-ob
watterthwalte.
Th- wh«»le iiumher of voles given for \\ in.
!.. Thotnp
Now. ther
the Hut*- of I Maw are. <fo bereb) declare that
4 hartes B. Lore has recels e*| the high -t votent
<1 tegallv • I*'
AST
4,«0*
. 1«
'X
for
orty-Hahth Congress
r«*resal»i, having be.
af
counties,
said ret »ms, and e
.18, M3
dee given for Wadi
her of
. 14,84^
l
20
»
forr, I. lohn M
11*11, Governor of
iv.-i tut* it I an
•» therefore li*
■ lii-en am
«■•I the r»iir%-M-iit*tl»»t •»
•*nd f**r tli** Htvt of IH-t «ware In the Forty -eightI
<'o, »gres» of iln* United stair».
the (Worth
Is duly
.ttmoiiy. whereof I have hereontf
li.iml nii>t i'iuail t e Ureal S«-al ol
ill Slat»- I« b* ifllxtd at iHiver. till* iftll
4-t
i nitier. In Ihe rear of our l.or<l. on#
.lav .»r N
tMou«vn<l eight hniHif 'l anil eight-two, *ndof tl»
Independence of the Unl*ed Btatea the out- him
dred and -cventh.
By tha Uovernor :
JOHN \r. HALL.
Jams* L. \Y0L*0»T. Secretary of state
_ d.ct-2wâ2tw
irirs.
J JR8. J. N. vV J. B. HOBENSAt K,
orsF.I.K-Alirsy
Ot held fat.
FkOf'KAsfOVjf. r
afflicted with tnc eff«
»nd MF.IUT'HIAl.l/.ATtoN . ..
4. N. A J. It. llonENSAUK "f j« N
;ill or I.
Tb<
ireonn diti't, l > hlla«lct|ihtv, either by
in, during tin- ho
1 'Ä *vti"rr«..
Utlou and the w*y i,> Imp
of B a.
2 p. m.
»hmiM know hi«'
e It aliuuId r- >ol
'•WISIMIM IN A NUT-SIIEI.L."
•elptai three-eent siamp.
W h« woe
ut
-»•lit 14-1-14
QAN1EL H. FU8TLK,
ATTORNEY-AT-I. A W.
BOOM NO. 11 EXCHANGE BUILDING
(Seventh and Market streets.)
ton. HKl..
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To til* new re-Ntdenee,
NO. 712 W EST STREET.
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A G.FT
~ TO
EVERY SUBSCRIBER.
Tills offer l* made l»y the
New York Observer
1
thc oldest and best of the religious week lice.
For sixty yeuiV, this undenominational, rn
stcUrlaii and evangelical uewspa|>er liai
been circulating in the United States and in
almost every foreign country. Its sub
scribers are counted by tens of thoutaudr.
Each year Its proprietors have added to ire
value,engaging Irish editors and correspond
ents** t lioiiitt aud al>road, enlarging and
multiulying its departments, and endos
Ing to realize their high Ideal of the Best
Religious aud 8eeular Family Newspaper
They offer, this year, to every rubs.-iibi'r,
or old, whose mbscriptiou is paid lor
18S:;, the new book of Rev. S. Irena*
Prime, D.D., entitled
Answer," a bauds,
pages, bound I
which is
the paper sent Iree
"Prayer and Ire
j volume of m arly 2 <hi
cloth, tlie retail price ot
dollar. Hp-eimen copies ol
Addiesh :
NEW YORK OH8FRVER,
_ NEW YORK.
d«*c2-2t
POSITIV EC IKE
U'lTHOIJT MF.DK 1NK>
ALLAN'S SOLUBLE. MF.UICATK.D HOUoir
l'su-un-i, (October leth, 1878.
box of—
In four days
M»it obtllnan
No. 1 will
No. 2 will c
mailer of how
'tli«*
loiiK slundliiK.
i dose» of cnhrbs, eopaltia or u
dsl wood, tliat arc certain lo pro<luc.e dv
P«psla by destroy IriR the ma tin g* or the stomad
Prier, fl.Sf». Sold
receipt of price. F
for circular I*.
No
:
Ol
all dniKKlHtn •»
forth
I*. U. Box, 1,633.
J. C. ALLAN CO.,
partlculaih
all
lanl
I DELAWARE CAKPE1 11UÜÖE,
\J NO. 309 MARKET STREET.
Wc have Just received a larse stock
TAPESTRY BRUSSELS, THUEE-PL
INGRAINS AND DAMASK
9.00
A
CARPETINGS
—Also a larve iwi"
OIL CLOTI1S, MATTTNOb AND WIN
DOW SHADES.
e u* a call and sat isfy yourself that we
irIvliiK Uaraalns.'liA
de
HENRY
GREBE
iTIlN. I.
HOUSE
—aivd—
•F.
4
* £)
,
„JS.
SIGN
PAINTING
— ALSO
id
FRESCO IN O
A^Neatly a
'rompt!y F.xec
«'».-CA
G. W. 130ULDEN
No. 307 King Street.
i
1
XT ECKWEAK.
i
New York novelties In spring nnd auinmer
Neckwear lor men. rltlOEK alwav*
'
' '
CIn
!
gen
4.o<) i
8 H 1 R T 8 I
Oar One Dollar Shirt lias a reputation f«
<|uaDc<! In tlitneltv.
MEN'8 FURNISHING GOOD3.
every thliiK belong in* t<
the ! cellence
in.
7.30
and I A fui:
| _
' WM. B. COLE.
OAO Af A l? l? r r C , riJL'L'' r r
! cBJ I>lAlvI\r<l M KhEil
the
UM DEM AN PIANOS !
R.
39
age.
ln
of
the
A 7-octave 8tc1nway Square.
A 7-octave Chase Square.
Haines Upright, and a fine 7J4 oct. at
$175. at
No.
aiZ
LINDEM AN BROS.
171 & 173 W. Four tli St.
CINCINNATI. O
THIRD EDITION
HE FOREIGN BUDGET
London's New Courts of Jus
licc Opened.
MOB-MURDER IN GEORGIA
LONDON NOTES.
Tha New Unuri* of Justice—Anthony
Trollope III—A Threalei ed Murder.
London, Dec. 4—The new courts of
justice tm the 8trand near Temple Dur were
this morning opened by the (jure
presence of un iuinirtiHe
wete exuberant in their display of locally
to Her Majesty. Diftttnguiahcd officials ol
the kingdom were present, including the
repreacutatlve* of foreign governments.
The funeral of the late Archbishop of
Canterbury will take place on Friday.
The condition of Mr. Fawcutt, Postmaster
General, who is suffering from diphtheria,
Is somewhat better to-day.
Anthony Trollope, the novelist, has had
a relapse and is dying.
In his examination In the police court to
day John Uiecrndcn admitted that he hud
»■eut a letter to Mr Ola lstone threatening to
niurd-r him and the Prince ol NValcs.
was remanded for trial.
PVRI8 INUNDATED.
Paris, Dec. 4.—The river Seine ho* so
overflowed It* banks that part of this city 1»
inundated.
ln II e
ho
■in bl age
no
Hit Mun Killed.
An Inn
Macon, Oa., Dee. 4.—'Connee« O'Neal,
colored, was tb-d to u tree and ilddlni will*
bullets k»r so wHcg' ii u*s«ulL on a little girl,
lie 1* now fouud to have been Innocent ol
the crime.
This Alt«
The alarm ol Are this afternoon wascauped
by the burning of
of the puIooii at Third
No damage whs done.
li 's Fir«.
e paper ill the
«1 Lombard street».
•ell it
TF.LEUKAFIII
ItllFVlTIKB.
A roc us*, N. Y., Dec. 4 —O. !!. Han
\keaged 4P, shot himself l .rough the
temple this morning. Ile ttill live*.
Baltimore, Doc. 4.— William II. Rotier,
aged 21 years, shot himself in the heart
while tn a house of ill fame on North street
u>-dsv.
W
INOTON Dec. 4.—'*r. Nltide
•fumed Ids storv to day giving th« ex|»eri
p to October d,
new facts w
nees of DeLoug'#« party
ksou died. N
when E
elicited.
Tit ECU* ItKHK rt.
.oral Quotation,
ce ed IHilly lu th«
Sir *1 »
JR ETC.
ü ihrk4'tkd Daily »» iük
UOMPARV,HUANUI
William Lka A
in* Milijv—
wholesale,
. I^a it Son*» 'Heft' Belter
" " " f. 15
.It B \R'L.
retail
Patent
77 (If
Wi
rtWlon U.F.F Extra do 6
Poulaxat F. do. Family «lo
<ii k wood Boiler < I round,
Icridtftiial
4U|ie***«*
PUD.
•4«rt ui. i.iitnirfi,
Retd eli 1 1» 8tu2,
Tu Hint*,
'«»rn «hört*,
Uran,
7 4*
7 2
li 60
7<n
B "
4 Tt
do 6 50
4 -25
per too.
17
LU
per hundred.
!..
■al. fine yellow, ?" 50
, white.
« *
% 106)2 '•
l 98Ä2 OH
70^1 5
0 ■
at,
- j.
HcrecutngB,
OH.VIT.
per bu-h«
00 q v.
1 10
Prtme yellow corn.
Hm» mmr«h*rry wheat.
MAY, K Kl), K1
.90
DAILY il Y
MOUItoW, KO. 417 KURM I
STIIKKT*.
1
llnv .
Straw
1.00 A 1. i.
Bran, double bushel....
Cracked corn .
.Middlings,d *ublu bushe
Cimrso meal,
BCTTICTl, u
daily by j
45
l.l
,. 90
KTC..
ron.i
ronitr.rTF.o
MAUI m.
m, t .37
< K, t
'rint butu-i, pvt B* wholesale * .35
, .retail
" wholesale.
" retail.
Print
;
■
1'ub
Tub
E<g*. wholsRale, per uvre
t-àtgs. retuM. n
'Miickcus, u 11 v
Clhlekcn.*«, dn
• Tilekenn. ui v
('lilckc
(o
.3
:o ky
A M
o
wholesale—
i.d wnotenalc
retail .
ed, retail_
.11 46
.12 W
.«2 Cd
.14
.7 Q
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. I -I
( •
me, w h
le, per
.11
uhee*(
l'uj*key*. wholes ill*, dressed
Turkeys,
I,
.14 tÿ
.14
. .16
IIKKF COlt It K(
DAILY HY
I» M l KICK 1' MAltKKT.
Sirloin atenks per pound.,
dump steaks per pound.
*«i»nd BfeHli« i.er ••••mid .
Rib roast per pound.
. .20
.25
.an
n © .18
. 20 *
d) re
.16 © MU
Stewing pier
dolling bits j
■♦IIIuw, ....
Kidney fat
Uunb cho;
La tub D'-wOs. i
Nlutto
dut to
Veal outlets, j
Veal roast*, pe
PORK XTC.,
pound.
oU lid .
• pound
.8 6i
.'.6 hyt
*1»
.20 C6 .26
id
.16
I
chops, per pound
r mets, per pound
pound.,
pound...
. .16 Où .20
. .12 à .14
. .VU C'ï .25
. .1« tp .18
:
uiuccTBD daily hy ». c. dill,
STALL hKCOXD bTUKCT MARK KT.
wholeRillO
::
retail
Smoked h
Shim ders
Dried beef
Salt flitch .
ud :
17
11
1»
i'
ll
1G
Loi
Fresh should
Pork etuuk and Hausagu
it
l •
'K'
11
TD
I
16
Plitcli.
Frc
Smoked b ic
Scrtppel
igsfoct .
Bologna 8:
Liver pudding
Lard.
A
)3
15
hams
d Hitch.
13
D*
Ifl
18
i ■
Wi
it
: :
! I
I .
rihll, COUHUCTED DAILY BY POWELL, i
STIIKUT M A ItK
Pike.
Lake 8b i.J.
SiPcoes.
Pollock_
Buck n*h, per pouu-i.
White Perch, per pound.
I'rout, i«er no
. .15
.16
.19
i -a
XA
!w"a
. ,'JU
. .1*K
. .ViH
■ ' H
.16
I
.16
Ilaiibut, per pound
Oatflsh.
*\
fish_
Ill u hu. g
i-K
VROKTABLl
Pot*toe*, per hair-peck.10
Sweet potatoes, per half peck
.lo o
.16
If peck
.18
iJabbage, per bead
Turnip*,,
Ce.ery, p»
■
»•«If,
ck..
.10
. ft
Now l*«rk Markets.
Nkw York. Dec. 4 —Flo
Slate. 62. '6 i3.(Ju ; .Suiu rll
6:L.5u3.86.
Who
CU*ll.
. quiet : No.
Stute and Western,
, No. 2, red winter, fl.lt>^u61.1C%
. No. 2. 85:cash C6a36% : January.
» bits, 13 cash.
Bye, dull.
Barmy, in
Pork, nominal ; 619.60* 0ft*h flü.00 Deccin
Du
•minul.
• r
Lard. 9lo.8.'n61o.!K!)^; January.
.Sug r, dull : fair io uuud
7 6- Ö.
Butter, firm ; creamery funcy,
eiioic , 3ou3d.
dull, nominal.
"Firet a cough, carried me off,
Amt then n coffin they curr.ed ino *■ ff In !"
Thi* will not he your epitath If >» . take your
cough und Dr. R. V Pierce's -Golden Medical
Discovery" in timo It I» specific for weak lung
Fpittiiig of blooil mglit ^wcure. amt tlie early
stagesjof consumption. By all druggist mfet
.-filling, 7 3-lCa
37a>'38; do.
r
the
!
A TRANSPARENCY LIGHTED AT
N I G • i T OVER Tl IK \V1 N DOW
DON'T \ OL' BUY SHOES!
:c my men's gaiters Tor t , 2.00;
T ip for 61.00 ; o War Pebble ltuttun
ot* a««d itulibcrs I bought early
u bound
keeping good*
at
Until y u
child's Sola,
for 61.28. li
I Hin selling nt hirt years pi'lcl
sell cheap, 1 Uou't believe lu
hand long.
1
EWING'S, No. 6 E. Front St.
8^4 Hand bewsd Working Shoe for 61.G0.
IIANAMAKHH A IlttUWN.
From
Thanksgiving to
Christmas
The call for Overcoats will la*
incessant at Oak Hall. Our
preparations for the demand
are complete. Note the follow
u
ill
TWELVE SPECIALTIES:
MEN'S.
$40.00
Import«-«! Elv*Unt In-st silk trimming*. ,
Be»t assliuvre, with fancy back, stilvinUu
colors.
Oak If nil Witney, wi-h f. ,
Fine Cliini.'hllli, with fancy back,
Fancv-hick C'sS*lm« re,
Kanev-bock Cassbuuro.
?&. re
23.00
ao.»o
).>*)
h ML
TÜCTII9'.
0\k TTail TTltnor srith fancy hsok.
Fancy-bsck Cassluisre,
ra
B
BOYS'.
i«.m
G» k Hall Wit«
. with f tn"T back,
Hough and Tutu hi Cus liner»*.
SMALL BOYs'.
8.00
F-incr-bsck C
tmsro,
Kllu.jruo. k Cas luiert*.
0.00
These simply indicate the
great variety in our stock.
I?c<*avding prices we move
the previous question, and cut
off nil dehate by fixing them
on the lowest basis. Compari
son will prove this.
Wanamaker & Brown.
Oak Hall, Hlxthand M.vrku Strict«,
PHILADELPHIA.
CLOTIII Mi.
BEST
FITTING
GARMENTS.
It is conceded that the liest
litt injr Clothing is sold hy tiic
Wilmington Clotliing House.
Fourth and Market streets,
aud this full we have tried to
l>erfeot every garment., and to
day wc assent that our gnvm«*nts
have no superior as to lit, while
our former patrons can attest
to the quality. Just step in and
try one of our suits or an
overcoat, and you will then
know they are better titling
thm 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 ! ighteen Dollars, but
more of our custom work is
from Thirty to TTit y Dollars a
-uit ; because we are having the
finest work in mir city, and our
customers are the best dressed
people on the street. Just stop
long enough to look at our j
suitsand overcoats, and we have i
i.
no doubt joa will say as others
have : "It is a plcasu-c to know j
we can find such f i 11 * * goods at
Mich low
pnc('s in our oitv.
book ill our TEN DOLLAR
SUITS
DOLLAR ON ERCOAT; tliuse
arc si)ccial bargains.
ami our
I I IT EE N
Jno. W. Diefendouf & Co.
Fourth and Market Sts.
^»MMB AND MKOl'HKR,
i
No. 504 Market Street,
■CHEAP—
Gash Yarioty Store.
TOYS, DOLLS & MASKS,
IIKY (iOODS,
HoaiF.lt Y
NOTIONS,
■ ADIES' * i;knth>
IJMiLitVVKAH,
300TS. SHOES &. RUBBERS
- UOCKKHY, TIN,
Ci LASS W A ft IC,
IIA(J, tl KM I*.
IN DRAIN
•TAIK CA11PFT,
»TAIU KOI>8
A NI»
Tains.
(■!'
Vase* to emllcs t ick
lety, Expreat. Wagum
■mi'll..»., ln.ll». II., I
C arriage*. Tlie large
BABY CARRIAGES In the Ô I ate.
Hue of \.t
I.
»
itc
Vasu* 1 1, e
«•kt
l'*el,*c.l
., loy,„ lt
Doll-It. - ,«He-. Dot
•st mill beat line **
Ihli
-li
. cb
,
—BOLE
IKM
2
nARPEK'8 BAZAR «*ATTERN8.
It Will pH V M
Of V<M«*'
the «»nr varlet
»»In»
" i
TARI E, .-TAIRani» FLOOR Oil. CLOTHS.
QOFFEE ! COFFEE !
100 HAGS (»F ELEGANT
LAGVAYKA, BIO,
MARACAIBO AND JAVA
COFFEES,
your
3-lCa
do.
Just received.
\
Is the lime to lay in
for the \\ lut« r, und to buy uhuup g«> to
CRIJ J Jr , lC2Sr s 8
—TEA STOKE—
No. 6, E. Spfnnfi St... Wil.. D«'l
N KW
BUCKWHEAT MEAL!
r
to
Just received a fine article of fresh new Bleal
—at—
J. J. SMITH'S,
St.
FOURTH AND HH [HI tv ST8
VAIh g AHO WMMKLVUAMKTTm.
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LMINHTCN. DM
ÎOÜRTH Êbn
Mil
THE winter sessio:
Opening of Cong
ment llcpoits.
-L>epar|
ress
SOME
BILLS INTRODUCE
COM;ki sh.
ol tli« Wiuter
mental llepori* |> lt .
Washington, h. (j., j) n -.
11 ou »e ol Hepii>entativ( - >..■, ," '
o'clock, til. inorutoB, m i,, ,X, " l
wcrml I he roll call. IU ' «I
The <»U) or nltlco wan ..
Robert Rhctt, .ucccMor to tt n' 1
ücue»wj, ol llliiiol., anj „ J," ''JW
bora «. »ucccHor to Al.xamler II « ' ,
ol Oeortila, and to Chirks J|'shaif^
.uece-orwMr, Lowe o, Abb.*.
-T- jy>? r t .P f tn,s WfWUr» 01 lbs s,
recommends the constructluu ol two •.««.
rate ttral crulact at a coat of $1J,
rach aud one .tael ram at a %\X
h ,p< ! rt rew ':" , " e "' 1 ' tran.Æ
Ikrbt bouac «.rvlcc, coaat aurvev and .■
U6 l lif !
Opening
h*n-in,
I I
4 ""Win*
—- —-—- ■ •-'-I >'*■»! sui vev t
nwrioe to th« N.vy D.p.rtiii«üt
two are uot properly » j '
T'wetit sttil
by liie uavy employ,*
/«It of
Treasury Depn
operated by Ute
are |» r
and properly come wlttilu lUscouo ufm!
tlons. The report » oiuuu-nts aileugtli u
the drrllu« ot Ainerkan ■liluuini; U n,i
lb* pria nt «vil, inu.i ruin.vwi ..r \n
■/» •lit|*V*,i«K will Lc mtlrdy v.J
I; «UKi»«u »» w renu-dy th, n . 1 .,, v .i of
ixntilon «ui h «« coiu|iul«ury a . fi
L»«l Uxiilnu, «»ira »„«.),
mUi-ed »üiou.l, cii.Mnt
lUi
■>tb«rlrc>. It i,l*o nci.mmu.il, u„. „
tlou ol ■ proteclivc bv.icm au.l c
iieu.itlloii n.r «»rrjliiu mulls iii Amu
.LIS,, and the cauLlisliim ut.. nwin
marin« til Ul« Nuvy 1). iiartmcnt.
At 11.5.1 o'clock »
r
C'lmimtct* was
Ihe Piehideiit that
ou«e was ready fur any couiiuunlcutioi
desires to nil.
The Speaker laid before the nouse th
port of tint Tarfll CoinuilMlon.
The Indian Appropriation bill
ported and relerred.
Mr. Herbert of Alabama, Introduced
to protect liovemtncul t
cal sftaebfciiieuts.
The President's mmage uas present
the House at 1.4b aud the reudiug th
degun.
tiled to iiiln
nad
plo),„ ir..
ENXTC.
The Senate assembled at noon. Aft
Appointment of a com luit tee to call
the Prreidcht ami Into
Senate was ready for huslite»», the chat
tw-lore the äeuule the report ol the !
Coimitfoaioit, which wua r.lt-rrni t<
Finance Committee.
lb rolutloiih were referred to the
milice on Printing to print 20,(8 0 v«»|
the tariff roinitiissioiicrV r. |mrt tm
testimony taken by the Comm litre on
ping.
Bills were Introduced an follow:
Hale to relieve « hips and vrereli Iroin
pnLory pilotage lees
number of coiniuireioners «>' tin- i«>u
claims from three to live. By Mr. V
New York, for the relief ot the imi
slid other Insurance
Y#.rk.
Secretary of the Interior T* Her,
tiual report devotis much #*p.ti >
dlan question, and rcco
money received from the sale »!
lands be set n*ide f»»r a pe
school fund. llu ab» *
the repeal of tint
aud calls attention to tin
changes lu the
He declares that wln-rc
I
tli»
•s ol
hi
t-iirta Du
'ht I
I'tc.'mp in
build i
time fixed, the iorlciturc ol hud
would be a hunMiip but
arc made grant* rliould be lorlci'c l
etirtes tliat the cenms in rapidly aji|»l
pletion *tul directs the attenti
Coiigr ss to Ihe advUatdlity nl further
lation in respect to an inierdreeiti
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