The daily gazette. [volume], December 11, 1882, Image 4

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BALTIMORE—1.05*—1.4*2*
..us Kkucu, atr. liiere» declaring that
..us Kkucu, atr. liiere» declaring that
he wished to prove that Charles E. McCarty
never received the note until it bad become
due and was protested.
>S8 examination the wltneaa did not
know that McCarty
note, but note», us a rule, were payable to
the last endorser. He had never known a
note or check to be received wlieu presented
tor payment unie»» It was endorsed by the
mer there roof.
John S. Crouch, recalled, and Richard H.
Ewbank», cashier of the National Rank of
Delaware, testified to the usual course of
husiiuaa in bauks.
At 12.55 court atljournod until this aft'r
noon.
' in
the owner of the
A VERDICT RENDERED.
The jury in the Coe case, aller being out
one hour, rendered a verdict in favor of the
laintiff, Kussel Coe, to the amount of
5148.26.
Ï
IN JAIL FOR*DEUT.
Locked Ip
A Uuvernm« «»t Conlrnct«
for Two Days in the Court Mouse— Re
Hull.
Ira-ed
Last summer J. II. Nevellng A: Sr>n, con
tractors, began the work of building the
jetty at the inouth of the Christiana creek,
having obtained the coutract for it« con
struction for the Government. He engaged
board for a number of hia men at Sharpe'»
Hotel, kept by Manuel Rlchenbergcr, but
having failed to conic to time with the
money due Riebenbcrger, the latter brought
suit against the delinquent contractor.
On Thursday morning Deputy-Sheriff'
Martin visited the jetty works and took
Nevellng into custody. The latter, failing
to give security, was locked up iu a cell in
the Court House, the Sheriff not earing
der (ring to take him lo New Castle. An
extra man was appointed to take care of
Nevcltng and make him as comfortable
possible.
This morning E. Tat,nail Warner wont the
contractors security for double the amount
of the board bill, which!» $905,ami Ncvi liug
was released.
The reason for Nevellng being behiud in
u number of
his payments is
causes. The extraordinary high tides have
delayed him much in hU work, and a» he is
paid in proportion as the jetty advances hi»
payments from the government have been
slow coming in. He had made preparations
to settle the claim to-day paying one-half
cash and giving a note for the balance. An
agent for the government was in this city
yesterday, und it is thought the difficulty
will he satisfactorily bridged.
There is much
should have been deprived of his liberty for
two days, and a well-known h'i%ine»s man
declared to-day at noon bad he known of
tha latter's trouble bail w ould have been fur
nished at once.
•credited
re • ret that Neveling
A SUSSLX SKNSATION.
A Murdered Mau'« Itcmalii« Stolen by
and
and
!
and
points
11.00
I
A Murdered Mau'« Itcmalii« Stolen by
nody-Snwte.her» N
Work.
A FC&satlonal »tory comes from Sussex in
the shape of a. case of body »riatehioir,which
U rendered all the more horrible by the fact
that the body s tv leu was that of i murdered
Milton—Oho
The remain.' were those oi Samuel Mason,
colored, of Milton, who was fatally stabbed
on the night of Saturday NovcntJ
Hoheit Clark, also colored,
took place in the streets, nnd a w<
11, by
The affray
! klMimr hlm ingfintlv I
... hi., ng. Hint urta.it.\
u-au-d the cas» *h«,i.HXt J
>o*wtoui of t'.f affair. Chirk »
bbed
Ma*on
the
The CoroRer ii.
«luv, ami on the day follow
his burial.
fhe interment t«x>k place in the colored
burying ground about a mile from Milton,
lia
\ Mime people toon alter thatuotie. •! tliat
the grave bad apparently *'caved in.
w fihfctanding this
indLing more v. a:
Not
uftl occurrence,
it, until a day j
zertatued that !
■ i.
-aid
it
or two ago, w
. the body of the
taken, coffin aud all.
•otigatiow since shows a genuine
case of grave robbery. One night about
two weeks ago i
cemetery, noticed a home and wagon stand
ing at the gate. Ti*»! n
le red
tan had been
An i
living
••ir Ihe
ortnng he ^aw
that the grave had been ope red, and Die
U. iy t&kt ii, hut lie told nothing about it at
e might get into trouble,
cxiht« among the colored
th.* »;
■ lor f* ar
Grcut exeileme
people, und
investigatu
is ti# be made.
Hazel Ktrke.
1 !i Madison Square Theatre Company of
•»•. York, will present *• Hazel Kirk«*" in
House he
N«
the O
>n Monday evening
The sale lor reserved
ats com
ycftterday
g Off rapidly.
Hazel Kirke " has been one of the greatest
? malic suceeesea of the age, and It drew
crowded and delighted l»o
lien given by thé sa
dismvea a favorabi - reception
evening.
text.
ueneed at. C. F. Tho
and the best ouea are go
1:
p.
, and it
Monday
- company
i':
The Stock Kxchange Oj*ciim.
Ileald Si Company opened their stock
.* north
I
exchange in
Smith Building, fort
State Cc
otn of the
riy occupied by t.I*e
inittce, ut o'clock
n is a pkaeant one,
Ihe Hide, oi
•ï
Republic
i !•:»t afternoon.
and a large crow
is prcwTit.
•curitiea
<1 real estate. In
W. Stidham & Son
stcc-ks an»! other *i
progrcaaing finely
I'.-iUg !
• Honor r.*
A lilrf Payment tov
"ßala
Nf.w York, Dec. ». —Me.ssr*. J. A. «N W. j
Bgtnan <*■: Co., the well-known bankerh, ;
the financial agents of the Panama
patty to-day paid to the United
y $»,OOU,OOU, the Lai
se of Panama Rail
road Company's stock by the canal company. !
i
ho
Canal C<
States T
anee due f«»r the pu ici
Frului's Duirclng School.
Eugene F. Fraim will open hi« dancing
Giool in the lecture room of the Mueouic !
Temple on Monday evening. Mr. Fraim ig I
u popular young man and hib many Iricnds |
wish him bucccb* iu his now entorpri* p. His
ndvertifeement appears elsewhere
, page to-day.
thR
Fire Alarm Box Tent,
The new fire alarm b«jxtr-, Nob. 41. 44 and
M were tested to-day, ttud are now In «ser
vice. Tht boxea all struck with remarkable
regularity, having been carefully prepared
by Mr. Springer,the battery aud lineman.
CuudldateH For Appointment
I* ig rumored that K. D. Turr and Mr.
Kcuilree Downham, of Sussex county, are
both dcßiroü« of being appointed assirtant
m:j aintendeute of public school a. The
gentlemen ar«? boili Rf-publicans.
cm HEMS
j
I
• 'har. II. Vary, Phil». Messenger,603 Market,
•uttorluy k Co.. Photm<ra}»herg, 302 Market «t
1 Laten. Hanses. Heating
•'b Hollers, etc.,
A r . i'.l li
, F
tins
lloatcr. Range und btove H«.
«t
.13 Shipl
1 Hcpalrs constantly
no tor, I*ftng:o and Stove
. Shipley et»eut.
i;
' :
I
: :
H
id Stove House, I*
itli * telephone exebang** All
« c ^ -rompt attention.
Hang«)
i.lei
11.04* t>. in.
Washikotok— 1.41*—4.61*—8.06—9.17 a. in:
—1 00—I.OO—8.57—11.04* p. Ui.
Haltimoki and mrnmnATi otatioh®—
1.06*—9.17 10.00 a.
1.00—8.00 p. m.
» Trains running both daily and Snnday.
tlYalna running only un Sunday.
t Connect at (fray's terry for old depot,
Broad aud Washington avenue.
Delaware Kailroad— 8.00"—9.10 a. m;—1.06
—8.00*—8.26f p. n». Hu Sunday trains.
• For New Gastlo only
f For Harrington and Intermediate stations.
Wilmimoton k. Norther* railroad— 7.47 a.
m:— 1 .05— 6 . 00 —8.80 p. m. On Sunday fur
Heading aud St. Peter—8.10 a. m.
Delaware Western Railroad— 7.06—10.W
a. m:—6.80 p. m. Sunday trains 10.30 a. m—8.00
p. m.
TRAINS A RK1V K A1 W lUOlMOTON FKl »M
Philadelphia— 12.60—1.00—1.59*—4.47*—7.46
8.08*—9.19—9.06—lO.lOf—11.86—12.85 u. ra;—12.60
—l.O? —8.80f -2.60- 4.35— 4.66— 5.40— 6.4»—«.1C
—6.18—7.35t—7.56—9.50—10.88—10.68 p. UI.
New yohk— 1.52*—4.47*—».08t—9.U a. m;—
12.60—1.07—4.66—8. 3*—10.68 p. m.
Ha LTUIORE—1.61 *— 2.1t *—0.34- -9.64-11.43 a.
m:—12.30—1.60—6.11*—6.30*—7.24—9.49* D. in.
W A8HImotor— 1.51*—2.13—11.43a. m;— 12.3«
—1.60—6 U*—8.H0''—7.24—9.49* p. in.
* Both dally and Sunday,
tjn Sunday only.
'jlawaiu: uai t.uoA d— 8.60—10.16*i.m;—U.96
—6.05V-8.06 p. m. Ni. Sunday trains.
* From Ne a Ur sUE only.
Wilxihotor k North KEN raii.road— 8.26—
8.40— 11.36a. in;—8.40 p. m. On Sunday from
Rending and St Peter at 7 10 p. tit.
Delaware Wehtkkn Railroad— 8.00a. m;—
1
2.16 p. in. Sunday trains 9.10 a. m.;—6.40 p. m
TRAINS LEAVL FUR WILM1NUTUN
FniLADELPHiA N «w Hroad Street Devot—
12.3Ö*— 3.66*—8.30— 7.20*—8 00—8.21—8.367—10.16
—11.30—11.60 a. If 12.23—1.821—1.32—3.18—
4.0J— 4.25— 6.05— 6.20— 6.66— 8.06 r — 6.38 —8.30*
—9.30—10.09—11.32* i>. m.
hHOAUARD WASHlHOTOir AVTINT'E—8.30—8.00
—10.15 a. m;—1.60—3.10—4.30—6.16 p. m.
New Caatl»— 3.3Ä— lO.oo—11.48 a. rn —4.49
1
6.40 p. m.
* Dally and Sunday,
f On Sunaay onlv.
IFThe hhtek Ugurcs Ue'iOt« tlic 1-lmhs.l
li.xprch.-i trains.
OUK MAIL«
Tltelr Arrival end Departure, Taking
Effect July 1st, 18K2.
The Poit Office In this city w.ll be open dally,
except Sund.iy, from O.C-O n. :u. to 9 f. m.
Private ooxes l- re accessible until 11 p. m. On
Sundays open from 8.tio to 9.3o a. m. Private
boxen aocesslldo Dorn f to 8 p. m. The whole
sale namp window will close at O.JC p. ni. The
rnouey order office will dose at 6.00 p. te.
mails clone ah follows :
NORTH.
W ilmington & Northern Railroad to Reading
P i.. • nd points on the Baltimore ('entra! south
ol Chiftdd a Ford, 7.-.oa. m.
Philadelphia rloced pouch, 8.30 a. m.
PhilKndpUlu and wuymail, 9.00 a. w.
New York, Pennsylvaula and pointa uut and
west. 9. a. in.
Delaware Western Railroad to Landenficrg,
10.00 a. m.
Philadelphia, New York oity, Penneylvanla
and New .lorscy, 11.60 a. m.
Philadelphia. New York aud all pointa east
and west, 1.30 p. in.
! hiladolphia. New York and ail points east
and west, 4 40 p. in.
Philadelphia aud New York cities, dosed
pouches, 9.55 p. m.
Pennsylvania west of Lancaster, aud all
points west and Fouthweüty.05 p. n,.
All points north, eust, wout und soutbwest,
11.00 p. m.
All Louisiana Is sent west excent New Orleans
I which f .e *?nt <»ouUi on througü mail».
tiOUTH.
altimore and way mail, 7.40 a. in.
I Wartriojcton r vl *.il iKilnta eouth, 7.40 a. m.
A1| potato,, tu« lynlwmla, R.:v»»a, in.
J Hu|,pl«iaentary u*.l
Hnltlmor«, Wushizgton and all iH»lntg south,
for toe I'eniniula, 9.C6
r
port, su». nton.
Newark. IJkton and
lia v
dc (.Inter, 12.30 ». in.
»olnîA i»n Baltimore Cont
1. bitwetn P«
Posit. NortbcnHt and Chadd's Ford.12 p. m.
id Bay Lluc vtonxners,4.4U
•rtii >.f llarrinuton.
de
j
! DcUwa:
HaltH
Haiti
!
insula
f.tj- and Si. Ofurres. 4.60 |i. ni.
. closed pouch. 6.60 p. m.
. Washington and all point* «outh
Haiti
ll.-.-p. m.
AUtUVR A
m WiUmuYUm u. N
DFLIVRRT. J
loi» 1 road. |
i
8.50 p. in.
From New Yotk, Philadelphia, Washington
ar.«i ai! other point*. e.3c p. m.
From l'k.Iadelphia, I few York and points
north, eart aud west, S.3*» a. m.
From way mail iron Philadelphia, 8.30 a. rn. ]
Peninsula and all north of Harrington
at
i ..
9.15 n. in
J
IfiLltimf
Baltimore. 12.G») p
ï Pouinsul
d way mail, 9.60 a. m.
»
Uiiiii, 12.'"<0 p. ru.
From Phi liid
phia, New York and point*
39 p.in.
, WasUiB^ton and point*
of
in
rtk and e«w* t, 1
IWUmo
i
I
Western Railroad, 2.20p.m.
J'jiiladoiphlu, New ^«jrlt and point*
north i»n«i e.i? f R *.
l
Fr
b.
I
. Washington and points
st, 0.
riern dellverie« ns foBows : 6.30 a
.. partial; 1.30 p. m
Haiti n
«1 Miuti
south
c
-ra. gen
., general; 4.00
ai; 10.00 a.
p. in., partial.
Collection* from rt
«arriéra at 8.3«)
An additional collection will bu modo ni 7.SQ
all boxes between J effort or. and
bard and Water ami Thirteenth street*
sivii. (in Sunday a fill! collection will bo
■ t 5.00 p. m. Local letter* for carrier*'
»» ; Hhould bo dop« »sited in tho Post Oifloe
ten minutes bef'>ro the hour ol delivery.
W . Y. HWUfOLTT. Postinnator.
it
t box«;*
Uiedo by tho
«1 4.00 p. in.
i':
I :.
t.I*e
oi
•ï
w
UJiuruo
In
UN J )ERTA K ING BOOMS,
,., vr a . r
«10 KING STREET.
W. j
;
!
i Connected with Telephone Kxchaug«.
Call - -
ÜPFN ALL NIGHT.
J. A. WILSON,
VriTKRAL l>lRECTOR.
j/^DAMS AND BROTHER,
No. 504 Market Street,
!
ig I
|
His
—CHEAP—
Cash Varieiy Store.
TOYS, DOLLS & MASKS,
thR
and
«ser
Mr.
are
The
DRY GOODS.
HOSIERY,
NOTION»
LA DIES ' A (iENTM*
UNDKKWKAn,
BOOTS. SHOES & RUBBERS
CROCKERY, TIN.
CLAriSWAItF,
MAO, HEMP.
1 NO RAIN AND
ÖTAIU CARPET,
«TA IK RODB,
CURTAINS.
I. trgest and «hoapCMt line of Lamps, Lanterns,
Vase» In cHpf--,,* Toriety. Tableau«! Pocket Cut
1- ry, Express V/agon**, Velocipedes,Toysofallde
. Doll-Head , Doli-Bodle*. Doll
( «mage*, 'i !•* isrgest, cheapest and beat line of
BABY CARRIAGES in the State.
—801.Z AUKNt* «Dit—
HARPER'S BAZAR PATTERNS.
U will pay yet»
of good« and price* before purchasing.
TABLE, .STAIR *sn FLOOR OIL CLOTHS,
j irtHMS-it*
I
«t
etc.,
1 and examine o
variott
I*
All
>»•* CASK.
•ar the for a
I Monday In Dover.
I mlah Hnrriran, who
ira on Saturday, Srp
Hockemlu and who
riduy next, uuk-.ee a
ted, have breu hard at
number of Harridan'»
to meet Governor
and lay hi« raac before
affidavit« whieb will
n'e behalf have been
not yet been »ent to
11 lie laid before him
ILRUAD9.
le With the Latest
otlouff.
viiaMin«ton roM
— 6.ÖO--6.&6 7.001—'
»i-o.Mi-io.av-ii.M
•J. « h— i .63—*j.au J — ».oo
^.îio— 7.;w*—w.b6«pin.—
-2.23*—0.30—7.60— t. 50—
«—0.17*—6.38*—7.26 |».m.
-4.61*— 8.06* — 0.17
in.—1*1.26—1.90—1.00—6.00—8.00—8.57—
LM
WAfSAMAKKK « » HOWS.
No. ().
A Big Bargain
for Little Boys:
The Sixth Bargain in the
December series is offered to
day : namely, 31 (> Suits tor
Small Boys at $8.50.
Among them are Warrens,
all-wool and very strong: Port
lands,
Warrens,but not quite so good,
and Overbrooks, handsomer
than Warrens, but not so good
looking as Portlands,
are cut down an average of 35
per rent. They arc bargains
all, but the best bargain is in
the plainest goods.
Some ot tlie other bargains
are breaking, some are yet full.
Remember, a tresh bargain
each day and every day until
December 30.
handsomer than
They
Wanamaker & Brown.
Oak Hall, tflxthand Market 8tru*i*.
PHILADELPHIA
jnifjuMism
ORALTH 18 WEALTH.
Dit. F.. C. WF3T-8 NERV F. AND BRAIN
TREATMENT, a specific foi llyst, rln, Dlaxlnu»s
Convulsions,Nervous lloatfache. Menial Dej»n?s
. riTx-rinatorrhs-a, I
of Mnn<
slon, I.
tenev, Involuntary rr«
Ape, raiiMHl by over-cxertlon, seir-abuso,
er-lndulgonr«, whirl, luads to misery ,«l«*cay
<1 death. One box will cure ri*cent ea**«*s. Eiteli
1 m»x contains «<••• wcnib's tr**Ni„»ent. On® duilar
six iN'xes fnrffi; sent by mail prepaid
receipt or price, ttr guarantee six ih»x* - lo
v raw. WHb **s*T, nnler reoolvcd l»y
l»4ix*», aec«M4i)>aulc<j with no will *• nd
chaser a written pnarant
lor si x
the pur
money If the treat»
Uuarnnirc Issueu oi
Druggist, ro
min,.'ton, Delaware, ole
tl..
In
dors not effect a
MM II,
, ,,y n. It. DAN
<1 mid Market slrtctx, \\ 11
•r He
:Dl.
J«' LEG ANT
J HOLIDAY GOODS !
i M-ful xd* 1 Oniamcntxl
Z* JAMES BELT,
PHARMACY, 8IXTII & MARKET STH.
Beautiful CELLULOID HOTS of new designs In
plash, leather and «alla.
Elegant ODOR < 'A HEN
HSK '
or handkerchiefextrart».
«»veille» 1» A l.l/l
bris
OATOB
CUT GLASS Slid RSUKAVED BOTTLEd In
fIkÎna "(X M n ; KIN E nnd 1! A N DKF.IK'H 1KF
EXTRA (TH I» b«'.nitl fully librlcl bottb
NAIL M6rrs, TOILET MIBKoltS, PUFF 1UIXEH
» »u tu I article« for pleusliig
<1 unmet.»
HUNDF.R ( LAPS FROM 103 EAST '
> I XT 11 STR EE T. A hurrlom* of low price»;
T
III 1
I «ill 1>«T. Util*.
»M
In the morning to I
* CliriHltii»»; ladles
otter ing .'lib raish
•W
night, fr
t«
•lou t mis» Il
:
'Heut I
Isrg«*
; U* h < , e
III
|J
T. M. W1KR, I0M East Mixtl
lee 11-1 »V
u
A LU ABLE
\
-AND
USEFUL PRESENTS!
■
SPECTACLES,
CLAUDE LORRAINE MIRRORS,
FIELD GLAS,*'
K A LE 11R (SCOPES. T E l.E* CO PE J ,
OPERA GLASSES,
GRAPHOSCOPES M1CKOSCOM S,
DRAWING 1 N STR l M E N TS.
BAROMETERS.
EVE GLASSES.
SPYGLASSES,
ES.
STEREOSCOPES.
T HER MOM ET ERS.
MAGIC LANTERNS.
CELESTIAL und TERKKST1AL GLOBE®.
POCKET COMPASSES,
SETS PHILOSOPHICAL APPARATUS,
MODEL STEAM ENGINES,
SETS OF CHEMICAL APPARATUS,
PEDOMITERS
,
J
|
(iolil Charm Compasses.
] ' .
J..U«
allow», «
UpplUutloli :
!
-M.itl.ei.ia Ileal Ins
HUl',
I Opllral III -
I Maat*- I
-Plivsl.
»•tils
.
VUm
l
411»
5(1. d.f
lojsl-al In-i
JAMES W. Ql'EEN & CO.,
925 CHESTNUT sT.,
PHILADELPHIA.
*12t«lv
1> II. JACOBS
Jk, mant r A« IT 1!Lit « k]
IMPROVED RUBBER
HAND STAMPS,
•*. and for niarkliiK Idtieus
with Imh III.
I
ri * W. COR. SIXTH AM) SHIPLEY SIS.
leeH-l
UTliulnvb
l. lIvlH'V
1 DELAWARE CARPET HOUSE,
A' NO. 3D9 MARKET KTKKXT.
We have Juit received a large *tock
—OF FINZ—
: TAPESTRY BRUSSELS, THREE-PLY i
INGRAINS AND DAMASK
:
j ° ^ 9
ï on, ci,onfs, matting» axu win.
| DOW SHADES.
a call and satfify yourself tl.at we
giving bargains.
WGive
HENRY
GREBE,
WILMINGTON. l»K
POSITIVECURE
WITHOUT MKDICINLÎS
ALLAN'S SOLUMLF. MEDICATED BOUUIKS
Patou led, October 1GU i, 1874.
.
I
—One box of—
NO. 1 Will
N«.. 2 will «•
matter of how long standing.
No nnusfoub dos« K of cuut b*, copaiba
dalwood, that art- certain to pro«Juce dys
pepsia by destroying the coating* of the stomach.
Price, $1.60. bold by all «Iruggists or ma"' I on
rc«:elnt of price. For further parth-ulaib st
for circular P. O. U«x, 1,533.
J. C. ALLAN CO.,
83 John Htreet. New lor*
any «:ae« In four days
■ the moat obstinat»- c
oil
of
Dd
lanl*
C MCORCE STECK & CO.'S
PATENT TO N E-S V bT AIN EK
of
UPRIGHT PIANOS!
Just received, a flue as.*
b rated
In showing
nt of then; erte
il unrivaled Pianos. We take pleasure
Superb Stock to all Interested.
: ALBERT KRELI
■A
i
I
SOLE AGENT,
S. W. Cor. 4th & Elm Sts.,
CINCINNATI,
REPRINTED FROM SATURDAY
FOREIGN NEWS TO-DAY.
Arabl to be Exiled to Ceylnu-Obeldul
lah Captured—A ih>i nrr Vlrtorj for the
Dutoh.
Cairo, Dec. Mr. Broadley ht» In
formed A raM Faahu that he and hi* com
panions will be orilt-d to Ceylon.
CoSflTANTINORLF. DCC. 9.—-It U lr|Mll*U*d
that Hhtchk Obcldullali and his sou were
captured by the Turkish troops after a sharp
skirmish, in which :'*0 men were killed.
London, Dec. ».—The Dutch troops have
had an engagement with uatlvesat Atchecn,
resulting in the repulse of the latter.
The Lord Mayor ol Dublin, in a letter to
the London Time » published this morning,
advocates home rule as the best meant to
restore pence and pris* peri tv to Ireland.
Rome, Dec. ».—The Italian war budget
for 1883 will show an increase of fl,000,000
over that 188*3.
Tiber is rising rapidIv
serious inundation vll
8 t. Petersburg, Dec. ».—The ßeuatchas
decided that the Jew» cannot hold lauded
property and that those Jews, not having
official authority to reside in St. Petersburg,
must be expelled.
CoNiTANTlxoPi i, Dec.».—The Porte has
received a collective note from the powers
advising that Turkey settle the frontier
question with Montenegro direct.
Paris, Dec. ».—The French expedition
Tonkin has been po»t|>oued.
to
j
and it is feared that
11 occur.
to
FHCKZ1NÜ TU DEATH,
Th® Horrible niifVerlng« Uurlug the Blla
isrd lu Uekoie.
Grand Fores, Dakota, Dec. » —Ter
rible sufferings from the blissard arc re
ported near Adicr and Me »del son settle
ments In this county, where the Russian re
fugees ure living.
Many families suffered intensely and u
man named Sulinger, w ho undertook to re
move hi* wife and child to more comfort
able quarters discovered to his horror on
arriving at his destination that the woman
and child had both frozen to death.
111(1 FI TM.LUKA MS.
CHESTON, Iowa, Dec. 9.—Mrs. Lizzie Sco
field was burned to death at the Commercial
Hotel to-day by her clothing taking fire.
Madison, Wit*., Dec. ».—John L. Kubc,
u Justice of the Peace, at Watertown, Wl».,
has been found pullty of forgery. On the
announcement of the verdict lie dashed from
the court house and escaped, but later was
captured.
THE Cl 1'k HAKKKTH.
Louai »notations c orroctod Dally In the
ëlrc.o Market.
FLOUR ETC.
OoBRBCTitf* Daily i.v The William Lea k
Sons Company, Brandywine Mill»—
fl**itr rv.R bah'l. wbolcuale, retail.
Win. L-ia &. Son's 'liest' Boiler Patont
" " " f6 90
17 40
7 26
Clifton F.Fjr Extra
Poutaxat F. do. Family do
Kirkwood Koller <1 round.
Occidental
Superfine
ruin,
îwnldllngi,
ship staff.
do
6 76
6 75
6 V6
«
do 6 25
do 4 00
per ton.
I 71
«
Best
Bert
Cutllns,
W
17
shorts.
• ^
Bran,
(lorn meal, fire yellow, 33.60
Corn meal, white.
Corn meal, courue,
1»
per hundred.
*-J u6tf 2 10
2 XodX'i 16
1 9*42 03
.■4.60
UUA1N.
per bushel
Prlmc long-bernr wheat.
Ntw dry
HAY. FKf.I), ETC.
I 10
; I
CORRECTED DAILY
W. J.
MORROW, NO. 417 FRENCH HTRKKT:
per bu
per ewt
l.ou k 1.10
IlltV. ..
Sir
*
Oats.
Bran, double bushel
Crocked <
Mitldllugs.d*»uble bushol
Coarse meal,.
1.00
•
' ,
75
. 75
TTEU, BOOH.
POULTRY, ETC.,— CORRECTED
DAILY BY HKHftU'K, THIRD HTKUUT MARKET.
ITInth
Print
Tub
Tub
Egg», wholesale,
Ei'gr. retail, jicr
Chickens, alive wholesale
Chieken», il
Chlekouu.Mivo, retail.
Chlekei:». drugged, retail.
bolrsale, per pound
nlall,
vholeaalo. dressed..
retail, dressed.
■•tier, per It. whol«»salo.9 .36 ft • .4»
*• " " retail.40 ih Af>
" Wholesalu. .2»
" retail.30
]>®r duzen
.38
4"
.34
.34
.:.h
.37
. .11
.12
,»1 wholesale.. .12
.15
. .12 6
.13
.14 ft
.13
■
.14
<'l
.18
.8
Türkei .
Turkey .*
ItCtiF < >• IIKKCTED DAILY
bm/Nl> HI UK
.14 (|
■ .16 KS
ILL!AM CI.AVK
MARK in.
.1(5
ï**
Sirioip htcuka p
pound
ituuip ftoiirtH per jKiund .
1 etcak' p
tj/ .26
.16 q .in
.14 .1»
.15 0> MY
• 8 <qi
.26 'li .bJ
H
d
no
Rib
pound...
I »or j
.30 ;
Htt
:â
BoilS
puuml.
lii-fii
r pound
I. Miib
J. mb
Mutt«»
Mutt«.
V alcatli ,
, Ye d - *
per pour«!
.20 (tJ .26
• id M
».er p«
,20
d.
J6 i$
.12 \tA
'
:
«t
er I*.:
V I8
.26
:r p
.16 CS
.IS
.TC\, OOlUiK* "
A II. Y BY 8. «', DHL.
.TC\, OOlUiK* "
81 ALL 9, 8KCO.NDS1 KC1CT MA
witolesale
ut*
A II. Y BY 8. «', DHL.
retail
Su
Shoulder.-.
Dried b.*cf
bull flitch.
id I
17
14
Is
IS
15
... 13
I
I
Should
Pork -teak u
11
VA
d sausage.
16
Hams.
i
16
FLtrh..
rt. h
IS
15
nd Bitch .
i:
S
kc.l
m
l'l"-L
*
K
lh
gnu
l
'age
15
Liver |>llild.i>K
12
13
FOWKLL, THIRD
15
FISH, COUIIKCTKD DAILY
HTHBKr M AUKIÎT.
Pike.
Lake *had
Slsc
Pollock.
Itiick fish, per pound.
White Perch, per pound.
Trout, pet
Halibut. ï
flatfish
Macirwi
B'ack 1. h
. .16
.10
12 ,'..
m q .16
-YäÜ .16
.12 Q .16
.1
pound...
rpound.
.2b
„V
1
s
Blue la.»
i*
plec
.
Tcrrup
Hmldm-k
Market cod.
dozen.,
'q e.oo
.OH
lOKTABLZfi.
.per half-pock.
toe*, per half peck.
aloes, per half peck.
Oubbage, per head.
Turnip*, per half peck.
Geler y , pet bunch.
*otat«.
. .13
Sweet j
12
1
.12
.0
New York Alurketa.
Yr
Dee. 9.—Flour dull: No. 2
6a$3.6U; superfine do., |3.2Aat3.7ô:
«•rn.$4.0da?L6o.
firm: No. 2 Chlcago;91.07a1.00; No. 2
■; tl.'LliHl.loL..
sut«. *
extra W.
Wh« ut
red w liit
'
No.
«»rn, Hum
.
Oats, quiet; N'u. 2,
.
ash. aud December. 44 7 ^a
I 47
Kyo, dull; CfaCb.
llarley. quiet: No. I hilirhl, $1.02.
Pork, steady; $19.00
Lard, n
Hatter,
36a37.
llnln5?B'-'J 1 7 li: , - ent:lr "K«>, mir togoort
Etfu" 'rt'üirtyj State, aoo.11; Wertorn, aj^aSO.
«»III inn I ; $11 60.
eroamery fancy, 38 ; do. clioloe,
ro
^ KUK.WKAK.
New York
N ef
oveltle* In spring
r lor men. I'RICEtt a!
«I summer
orrect.
S J I I R T S !
Der One Dollar Shirt has
... , ». •■••nuution for
• quailed In this city.
MEN'S FUKNISH1KQ GOODS.
•peelct!. 1 01 L '" r>U ' lüK bt ' 1 «"Kln >( ,o il«
celleuc*
WM. B. COLE.
202 MARKET STREET
PEIRCE & COOK
5
i Real Estate and Stock Brokers,
I ». K. COR. BEVENTtl AND SHIPLEY STS.
J. Jackson rut rob.
too ah h. Cook.
nspH-1-14
CTOTHIN0.
BEST FITTING
GARMENTS.
It is conceded that the best
fitting Clothing-is sold by the
Wilmington Clothing House,
Fourth and Market streets,
and this fall we have tried to
perfect every garment, and to
day we assert that our garments
have no superior as to fit, while
former jmtrons can attest
to the quality. Just step in and
try one of our suits or
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 Eighteen Dollars, but
more of our custom work is
from Thirty to Fifty Dollars a
suit ; because we are having the
finest work in our city, and our
customers are the best dressed
j »copie on the street. Just stop
long enough to look at our
suits and overcoats, and we have
doubt you will say as others
have : "It is a pleasure to know
we can find such tine goods at
such low prices in our city.
lx»ok at our TE
SUITS and our
our
an
llO
»>
NJDOLLAR
r fTFTEEN
DOLLAR OVERCOAT: these
are special bargains. •
k
Jno. IV. Diefendorf & Co.
Fourth and Market St».
40
26
75
/>.!.% f I AU.
71
/>.!.% f I AU.
pROF. A. ». WEBSTER'S
SELECT
Dancing Academy,
MASONIC TEMPLE, •
(Fourth Flmir,)
Wilmington, Del.
|4f"Now open for the reception of pupils
for the Sei ond Quarter.
Ci ENTLF.M KN '8 ( I.AHS-Monday
day fvenlBgr», from B to 10 o'clock.
ol Thai
!
I, A DIEM AND CHILDREN'S CLASH-! bur«
, SatMiday* from 2.JU to
d:
from 5
4.30 p. ui.
The lAtest danre« to b«* taught «luring second
«• Ln Russe wait*. Ripple wallt, Ol lege
<1 I'utvsrsnl l£iiarirllic.
quarter
CHOICE OF DAY8.
Hehools, «f-ndnsrh*« or privat»* rl»»*«*» In tlm
city or out «•flown dioni'd •<»nl**i* with «" »••*•"
as praetl«*abH* for choir«- of day».
For terms, clmilsr, etc., apply
B. F. ItOltKI.F.N'S,
No. 710 Market rtrwt,
dl to
A.8. WI1WTKIL '
.Vfa^otdvTempi«:, Wilmington, 1)«J.
by
augHl-tf-M
N
EW
Dancin
Academy.
cr
J-1
PROF. !.. K. ERA 1M*> SlrlrllyMl.
Itani'liig
Aeadeiur
I.ECTURK BOOM.
MASONIC TEMPLE, (occond floor.)
At th«
oll«* I ta tion of numerous friends
»hull
•lei't Dai
•lag A«-»deiii y In the Leetur«
open
Root
uf the Masonh* Tempi«-.
<i KNTI.KMP.N '> < LAS/-. Mmidiiy a
fr*, fr«n*' 8 to to o*«
eulllir, December lllh.
• and (Tlll.DRKN
ï 6 to tl
•Ml"
All tin* LATEST DANCF.S
' th
day *•
loch, c
ueiielng
Monday
i. vim:?
Mday ait
curing ' W«*diu*s*lny
» fiel
De«*«*mb«
taught «luring the
Sol.
«»«»Is or
siwtubl v«
«• «if «lay.«.
private « lasses Iu the city
suit
■ ,l
>ou a*, possible f<
t
I
K. F. F R AIM.
7W French street.
dec9-6tJt*2l40
'yyRAPPING PAPEK.
WOODBINE MILLS.
LABEL REGläTkl(El)
GUARANTEED FULL COUNT.!
«^FuniillARY 6TM, 1578. ftg
11 BHEEl'S TO THE QUIRE
STRAW WRAPPING,, to be rull (BlAudard)
count, should have lb 'In-els |m ;er.«*h Quire, mid
22 Quires to each biuidlt.
fl^rhere Is much paper
16 sheets to tin* quire,
12 sheets. These tarts
being sold with
lew
d In s<
not known lo the
the paper b«*lng low In price, they «lo nut
tlduk ol the number of «he»*« they get in a
bundle. COUNT your PAPER. A*k for
WOODBINE,
and take nothing else,
tc«*d to be FULL (Standard)
CHEAPER to the*
this bl
it Is Guaran
is FAR
nt, and
:r than a lower priced
paper, put up with LEttb sheet* to the Quire.
Ask th«* brui you buy of to give you "WOOD
BINE MILLH*' Wrapping, uml take nothing
else, as this paper is the cheapest la the market.
Count, Quality,Weight & Color
conshh-red. If you cannot get It of the firm you
deal with, then try elsewhere. Do not t.c Indue« d
to buy any paper hut
th«
WOODBINE MiLLS.
aii^-iai
dailk aud wkeki x a a a r rrjfc
of
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CO.NttKIH'injJi A I,
Halter,
°f I lll|M
lllUCt*
" 'he Hi
To-J>,n.
IV,I «II | NO, XON, 1),, . I
Mr. Lduiuiule «,„1 \j, ,|
pt-mioi».,«i,,„ ( . d
»'»t mill llil'.i,, : .
Ux bu removed f■,,,,
of tax «llc.,dy lull,I r
fumli d to thein.
Mr. HOAf lllk'id Mr !..
Ohio Intended to, n , ln ,
»'•form hm. h., i, 'll Z
Ihe (T'lieral <{ni i.tt.in. ,
my It on the » • ,,
than on
slderable debate in
Mr. Duwcs pre
hill with per ini
Pendleton Hnail
«Zitate to
lohnen
iv|| s
t.
!"• I""!'",
11
, , <«» durit,
'• hi- 1 » fcubhUtu
:
<» hr. vi
»*' 'b'l.fl.
u»k to taku up t!u I,ill "
ruptcy bill »»« i!
Mr. Jour» of i*
promote
inimical ion bdwirti
Referred lo tin* c ,, u
Utlouft.
Mr. Vance offered a resolution calPt
the Secretary of the lrca-ury for & <i e i!
»tatement, thovring the t--t of t »„' 1
tion of internal revenu»; in tip , »?
districts for the pat.' * cr,lï
clause of the
Mission roflutcrual revenue f ,
the usual custom, had luffed to «.
Information.
«Mr. Anthony thought this
lobs ami u slur
.
Intro
"' ••■I a hi
<lKl
•III
•I.<* U'ie
""I*
■"I Aim
ini Lice
3 1
■ |M • 1 year.
Ih«
tsolut
ri 8'Hti'S Ui;
is'rd
clau.-e
m ili<>
■'Muinisftlone
was somewhat modlii» d, .1 n,..,. lt(i '
On a| piieutiou ot M
»elect Co
further time In whHi i..
During u dlscussii
commiinleat inn»«
I -
tl
.tec c
i. p,
hat conn
, , •stimates of the 3
slppi River L» mi in is* ion .-»houhl g.. t|„
porifkins to spend im
reclaim latnl w
who wanted th
the Committee on C<»m
sent-.vised hv .Mr. (<
tomiiuiiiv.it ion
IN Tin: iK»isr.
In the II, ï
* to-day u resolution v
portetl by the Cummin, e ,,i, ( ,
ing on the Secretary nf W.u i
Congress what amount .<! v
priaterl by the Lt-i Riy. r uni' Hart
had iHen
by the end of
and what portion, it
used for any purj
provernent of navigatU
whether any porlion l.as heen vsiihh
if so, iiow much,
much of this sum usually ivmuin&ov
to forward to the Hum
engineering depth b-i it
placed in the book of e
Mr. Page explained th.it mth»*reh
so much howling thr. 1 L-ut tl,.
about the liiii it was l!
out whether or
really expended i
This brought Mr. l . \ ai.d Mr. i
their feet, Mr. Kars
Page, wie u In ch .:., • ; t!, • R
Harbor bill at tin la-: i « Î, »k
debate liy call! i g vl • j.i
Mr. Cox t ulb I att« it :» u tu t!i
verdict on tin hill.
Mr. Rolen.
!
v. ill be
I!»**
flic» I
v, lias
c oilier il
r"l
t»t nnj
uf fl.! 8
kin-»
aid b I
Pack up *mi tin* I
cause for th*
n win
led i\ .lid be
ning r.illro.i«!-.
men now
A lively dlscus-dmi l'Ä!.»v\H.
T he IloilfC Committee ('•! ' r.!
Will report the pc «1 o^h • ! i!i M* »
pn »priai ing ?id,l 11,1 II M\ i . f !
000,1 art year.
A ltDllllIBl.l. vASl..
Awful Vrclliil "! a Fall«
Il Ht lira! Crime -1 be A«
self.
Arm UN, N ' De. î» —Alva!
of Geneva, thb o
vie ted of 1
ing over a |»eri»»*l « 1 •
course of his trial it •'
' »mil!
tcrcourse ever Rlne.* I s '
present year, uml* r tl;r
if plie misted or alb v\\
An
ni K|
•rt
livelowil
1, r fat
duugliter had m'
crime.
Lu»t spring if.t' gifl
longer submit to 1e r ! •'
whereupon the brute rtru '■ i 1 r li
the face, felling h» r t" ff» L,r " u
examinuliou ol ti»»
fact 1 hat site Ini'l L'h«
18*0 of which <»r. »
diicll (lied *
depluv,
After c«
placed Iu
a cell to aw
lo-day lie
keeper was tcmp«»i u
In bunging liim « Il t
where the body
keeper
At.
..1 *• ni ui »!
do r ofj
as full
Li*
Old .
now 21.
ii« nought i i"i 1 ' " llh IH '"'
»>, I)'
TL*- «
Chic
del, Bai
Vo»k, i->
merchants of N
against Mike M«-i>onaM,
known gambler, **» • '
day filed t hoir «i »-l.ir.itn •:
show that on the l : 'dt '' ;l ) '
•• U
.inH
1
J. Polar» I
i.li l>, I
Donuld and his g»>
and exchanged dia
to Kandel,
ÿl.BUri for ehilM, i ! 1 ol •' ll " 1 . ' r
game. .McDonald >
! imimiut «<• lutl lu *' !l ' tu " l » lU
Ihe mit
i* w. icy
,v C".
llan-m« ■■
Child* ! »rt ?
th
-Tin
Pit ILA DELPHI A, D« Ç. ;|
I »P."
»ruin
the
priuted !
lues of the tugb*
Hatte ra*
W.
il.
NT
The .1/«««'«' '.r
:it Ju< ks..UVil.
correct.
ported her at
her 7.
1/
«•lift
A IT**>
J.
ri,c i
Clue«««, Dei'. # —
of ll" l ' 1 '
C!:rl?e<
Wilcox, pastor
of tld« city ha* heeu dir^
gating heterodoxie*i v»^' •
»Th e w
e«i M
• liffl'Mlll
*kr
• 1:
free use ot »»»'
drug*, find* wh
rihiiity Ifdcrtr
,-fl
ri.uiri
N
i U
I
the lo ger th«.
the eus become*. J
1 : 1 '
31
■1
ua a lot"
Vegetable < orap
I» Had
lid.
)A.J L.
tlli*
V-OTICE.
a> EDITION
N'JW BKAWkCTI
'•A Pocket
IN .1
Contain*
:il
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Is
clr
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t!u* wlo.it
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:
lull
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Purlin
etc. : P« «T>"
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Holiday*: •■angu
aSiî ïtyioV Ϋ"
Wanted, , rKJ
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i
-and
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552 & 664 >V •
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