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MPBIWTIDrftOM YtSTKROAV
A VERÜKÎT VOM MK. THORN K.
; Con tinned I ram a rat page-1
I It being decided that tbe defendant could
(not take the stand unless called by tbe
; plaintiff, ft was at last decided that Mr. Rice
ahould call Mr. McCanlley, who was to be
j examined as In cross-examination.
,| A number of letten were read and pre
ted In evidence, relating to various busi
ness transactions between the plaintiff snd
defendant.
After reading one lrtter, Mr. McCanlley,
who was sitting In tbe witness-box,requested
Mr. Rice to re-read the letter and do it cor
rectly. Tbe reqnest was rnmpUad with.
The eismtnatlou ot. Mr. McCanlley, who
affirmed, was then begun. He stated that
tbe bouse No. 718 King street waa trans
ferred to him by Mr. Rice, and tbat tbe rent
burn It should go toward pa
tWH-10 given by defendant to plaintiff, and
to recover which tbe anil waa brought.
After belrg on the stand over one bour tbe
witness' examination by Mr. Rice waa
Snlsbed and tbe witness was taken In change
by Mr. Htggina.
Ho said the Phrenlx foundry at Tenth and
Orsnrc streets was turned over to him by
Jusian Morris, with whom be bad all deal
lugs ; he hott no Idea that the commissions
from rents were to go toward paying
Rice's note ; the rents of the house 718 King
street were, after sll expenses, to go toward
paying
The story of how the foundry property
was sold by sheriff's sale, tbe dealings of
witness with Joslsh Morris sod Mr. Rice,
and a long series of business transactions
were detailed by Mr. McCanlley In his
direct snd cross-examinations.
At 1.10 the examination of Mr. Mc
Canlley ended and Court adjourned.
ANOTHER VERDICT RENDERED.
A few minutes before adjournment the
jury lu Ibe Thome-Weldln case returned
and announced that they hud found a ver
dict lor the plaintiff to the amount of
8135.30, including interest.
A "OATCIl" JtTRV.
Tills morning a " catch" jury to hear what
la known as an Inquisition at bar was mads
up from among the spectators to consider a
book account of Robert Taylor against
Amelia Rœslter for 8445.08 for bread, etc.,
purchased by defendant. The jury signed
a na|H-r to return this afternoon atso'clock.
For u short time there was the unusual
spectacle of two Juries receiving testimony
In the court room.
a nota of
Mr.
the note.
COMMIHIIINt-K-i A8KED FOR.
l aml to bs Condemned for the
B. A O. Railroad.
of the
Levi Bird, Esq., counsel for the BalLimoro
4b Ohio Railroad Company, this morning
asked the court to appoint a commission to
condemn the properties ol the following
persons in order to' give the new railroad the
required right of way.
Wilmington—Andrew Hughes, Thomas
Taylor.
nin.lywiuc hundred—BeD ja min Elliott,
J. Cloud Elliott, Isaac Elliott.
Christiana hundred—Emanuel Murry,
James Brown, William I*. Richardson,
Nichoiaa Janny, James McMakin, Patrick
Kacbou, Frank Little, C. J. Green, Htephen
W. Cloud, William A. Fisher, Francis R.
Wild, Patrick Bonner, William Forrest, J.
P. Traynor, Sophia Nicholas, Robert Cot
liogham, John 8eroth, Thomas Green, Allen
C. Harley, Thomas Curry, Laurence Woll,
James McGowan, aud heirs of Mary M!
Patte raon.
Tha commisaiouers were not appointed up
to noon. In nearly all caaes the following
gentlemen will be selected to condemn the
^properties : E. T. Beilab, W. T. Porter,
Joseph L. Cariwuter, R. L. Armstrong and
J. W. Hawkins.
A Book Full of N ewspaper Facta.
J^Tbe American Newspaper Annual'' lor
L<8i, recently issued by fc. W. Avers A Son,
Philadelphia, contains many statistical facie
aod figures that interest deeply the literary
apd advertising communities. The work
*outains a complete list of the newspapers
and i*erlodlcalH published in the United
fitats-e and Canada, giving their amount of
sdrculatlon, political and religious proclivi
Ö«, and everything that Iu any way will
f rove of service to the advertising public,
t contains G37 pages of statistics and lft2
p*ges of advertinemeuts. Every county in
the Union is briefly described, and the voting
populstiou detalleil according to the various
parties. The book Is a mint of information
and a valuable supplement to the census re
e irts,giving the minutest particular« of all ra
ting to the workings or that powerful
•nglnoof good, the press. The publishers
are the well-known advertising agents ol
Philadelphia aud they spared no time
pansv In compiling the volume.
ex
Trinity's Organ Kccltal.
A delightful organ recital was given in
Trinity Church last evening, Mr. C.
Rhoads officiating as conductor. Professor
C. F. Hermann of A lien tow n, presided at
the organ and gave some charming speci
ut«nj of his skill at the key board. The
audience, over 200 in number, was more
thau Aatisfled with the artistic manner iu
which many difficult passages were
oared, and every one present united in
word* of praise for the Professor. The
vocal music, which was highly satisfactory,
wa* furnished by Mr. C. B. Khoads, bari
tone ; N. R. Benson,bass ; John Braunstein,
tenor ; Eva Crouch, soprano, and Mary
Thlelinan, alto. The selections given by
the choir were : Cantate, Domino in C,
Dudley Buck ; Deus Mlseratur, Rossini ;
Fraise Te, Verdi ; Art Thou Weary ? Emer
son The Lord's Prayer, Thayer.
ren
8*1* of Beal Estate.
'1 hi* ufteruoon D. B. Cnrlett, executor for
iho estate of Margaret Curlett, üeceaaed ,
•old through Stidham A Son, auctioneer«,
three frame houses on a lot of land 40 feet
- Inches front by 30 feet 6 loche« deep
the south side of Girard street
above Orange street, to .Thoms«
B. Hizar for $1,010. The three-itory brick
hou.-e, 403 F.a»t Sixth street, was sold to
Tho«. It. Curlett for $!i,CO0. Three other
properties remained to be sold at 3 o'clock,
when the sale was still iu progress.
Admitted to Practice.
J rank Carpenter, who had read law with
City Solicitor Turner, was also yesterday ad
mitl«Ml, on recommendation of by the Board
of Examiner«, to practice in the several
court« of this county.
Collins' MiUHtrel*.
Ferry ColHus Mammoth Minstrels will
perform at Odd Fellows* Hall on Saturday
evening, Dec. If».
on
Another Iuquret.
Coroner Smith w
notified this morning
of the death of g child of Thomas Smith
fcolored), aged 'J years, in Hedgevilic. IT««
will hold an investigation this afternoon.
PEKSONAL.
Rav. J. W. Gray formerly ol ll.i* eltj out
now paator of the FlrBt M. P. Church of
Waahlngton, D. C., ie vl.lilng friand» «nd
relativ«* ln Ihle ultv.
*,."Meu «re »ony wltneskee in their own
"if m«th. h Xho.7whf htre y Æ mïdïî^
"Ktdney-'woi^
popular medicine wc sell/' It should be by
t, for no other medicine ha» euch epeolflc
oo the llv*r, bowel, and kldnoy».
right,
•«Ion
OITV ITEMS
<-hM. H. Vary, PhUa. Meaaesger. 603 Market.
-«attertey 8 Oo., Photographer«. 802 Market «t
Pampas Plumes atC'rippcn'c. No. 6 E. Becond
street.
. A full ltne of Heaters, Bangen, Heating
Htovos, Cooking Stovos, Farmer s Boilers, etc?,
kt Shoen's Heater, Range aud Stove House,
ate t/> 213 Shipley street.
BrJoks, Grates and Repairs constantl
hand at Shpon's Heater, Range and i
•tons«, 309to 218Sblplcy street.
Heater. Range and Steve House, le
the telephone exchange. All
leoelve prompt attention.
!*v*, Lawu.vra and Kto Coffee, very superior.
i.Mppea s. ISo ft K.a»t Second street.
ij on
Btrr.-e
Shoen's
connected with
crj
DIMM J
roM TU UUOTKU.
TV UilHTi
yea tarda« iuty«iM
the good clUxens of New Caatle county gtre
» Cbriatmaa dinner to the prisoner« ln New
Cestle Jail, end to-day the following
was received from the editor of th
Castle .Star, which shows that that gentle
nun has taken hold of the matter with
■ni
letter
e New
laudabla earneatnosa.
To tbr Editor ok tbb Uaxbttb TAui
Hir : Id tbe oext number of tbt Star we will
laoue an appeal to the people for a aubocrlp
tlou to fUrnlab a Chrtatmas dinner to the
poor, unfortunate and unhappy pritoueri In
our Juli. I write to beg your co-operation,
through your moat excellent paper, ao that
our appeal may go to all the
mlngton and Include New
1 need uot apeak of the
little ente
be accom
peoble of Wll
Caatle
county,
bteouaneaa of tbla
good tbat may
by extending a little moral
•ympntby to thla unfortunate elan of
citlxena, wboae'-lianda are agaloat every
man'a, and every muu'k band« agalmt
their»."
I bave not yet learned tbe exact number
of prisoner« Iu
about 87; $100 or
r ;e
irprlie. and of
pii« bed
Jail, but believe there are
8150 will give them all a
good dinner If you will mention tbla mat
ter Sir ns, please state that all subscriptions
may be «ent to the New Castle Star, snd the
names of tbe donois will be published lu
tbet jieper with the amount of their sub
scriptions. The fund thus received will be
banded to a committee of New Castle
gentlemen, of wbleh Mayor Black will be
chairman.
Money or provisions will be thankfully
received. Hoping you will aid us in this
work, I am Respectfully yonrs,
Joseph C. White,
Editor War.
NAUKIAGEH.
DAVIS- KKMBLK.-Ou tbe evening of the I2i»i
ln»i.. at the brUle'4 honst , bv Itev. Y. II. DnVal
Mr. John S. Vimrlilt-» Davit ui Brooklvn. N.Y..
aud Mias Ella H.daughter of Ahlshai and Rachel
H. Kemble of this city.
y^rUoSON'a
UNDERTAKING ROOMS,
618 KINU STREET.
Ceunccu-ti with Tolcplionc Exohiufc.
Call - -
IIPSN Al.L N14IHT.
J. A. WILSON,
fIMHiL DIUECTOM.
2-11-14
MPA NCI AO.
pHOF. A. 3. WEBSTKK'ü
SELECT
Dancing Academy,
MASONIC T1MPLK,
(Fourth Floor.)
Wilmington, Del.
HTN ow' open for the reception of pupila
for the Second Quarter.
GENT I.KMKN 'b CLAKK—Muinhir
d-«y «-»eulngs from 8 t*> 10 o'clock.
LADlLjS
day# from
4.J*p. ui.
Tbe latest 4»um to he taught during «
SUN Iter lire fa Kii»m> aalu, Hii>;di wa)i/,< «*1 1<«<
Lancer» and ITilruraal Quadrllii-.
CHOICE OF DAYB.
id Tliurs
AND (T11LDKRN 'S 1'LAfeB-Tkurs
S U» B r. m.. halardnys fro
1 . 1
tk'liools, »emJnarles or private idaasee la tlie
city or out of town ahould couft-r with —-
a* practicable for choice of days.
For terms, elreular, etc* apply at
If. F. ROBELKN'K,
No. 710 Market slrt'C-t,
or by mall to
w _ A. H. WEBSTER,
Masonic Tim pie, W'llmiugtun, Del.
aoftJl-tf-JO
N
F.W
Dancing Academy.
aÄ K. f. FKA1M> «trlctly Meleet Dam lnx
LECTURE ROOM,
MASONIC TEMPLE, (second floor.)
At the sollcltAtn
opeu a Heleet Dannnx Acad«
ltooin of tbe Ma-oulc Temple.
of
I» frleuda I I
»)' In the Lecture j
GENTLEMEN'R UL.\BB.-M
day evenings, from 8 to 1 » o'clor k,
Monday evening, Uecamber lltb.
LADIES a
ne»*laj afu rm
dav front 2.» to 4
afternoon, December'JOth.
nl Thur
d CHILDREN S GLAMS.-Wed- r
. f«
ft ton
lock, ainiSatur
dux WeduetMlay
All the LATEST 1
fli-at quarter.
HchooU or
ahould
choice of daj
Ngks taught during the
eonJJJit C |****** IU ,hP City
d circular» addrcaa
K. F. FUAIM.
decft-5t&*2t40
7»o French a
KIDNEY-WORT
IS A SURE CURE
< for all diaeases of tha Kidneys
LIVER
It haa apeciflo aotlou on thla moat Important ,
organ, enabling it 1
and
throw off torpidity and
InaeUoa, ■tubulating the healthy *ecretion of
the BUo, and by keeping tho bowel* in free
oonedtion, effeoting iu regular diachorge. |
If you are suffering from
areo?, «* 1 "' malaria, havo theoSll*
' dyB P optl0 ' or oonatlpated, KJdney
Wortwa imir cly relievo and quiokly cure.
to cleanse the fiyatem, «very
one should take a thorough oouree of it. **
«- SOLD BY DRUOQI8TS. p r
a, I
}
KIDNEY-WORT
I
j
1TY.
OK j
/GREATEST BARGAINS
' A EVER OFFKHED IN TUI#
PIANOS :
HEK THE I.WT
CELEBRAT Kl )
MARKUS.
!
WM. KN ARE Si ( O..
rj'l iHN WAV A BON#,
F. r.Aro.N,
»KITING.
11 ARRINGTON.
V« »bK A
Nfcw
Pianos
From 417»
UP t« t!,60f>.
;
EMERSON, :
—ORGANS By Tho— ïlAi ' v -
FM1TII AMERICAN CO., '
MÄ KÄihfeH Zitny, j
H. F. ROBELEN,
710 MARKET STREET.
'>vlMfl,uil-Uo-dA*-3J
.
>N,
NcwOrgans
From fftO
I p to $i 00 .
TAPESTRY BRUSSELS, THREE-PLY
INGRAINS AND DAKASR
CARPETINGS
'-Aiwa large assortment of
OIL CLOTHS. MATTINGh ilm wrv
noWSHADM ™
a call and satlafy yourself that
ftlvlng bargain*. "88
TVELAWARÉ CARPET HOUSE,
*■' NO. 300 MAHKET HTRKET. I
W* have Ju« received « l.ryt «tor.
—or rufft
JfiTGvva
T_T ITMOV
XV X
GREBE,
WILMINGTON. DB '
QREAT RUSH
rox
OYSTERS!
J. T GARDNER,
OOB. SEVENTH AND SHIPLEY
BT8.
baa «44«d
able to smi
part* öf tfie'citrT'orders
T»e promptly attended o.
more
lya
left with
eeta-*mi4
r. AUUNMOUm
î
ALTl
AD.
OCTOBER, Min UR.
Trains will lea»« Wllmtngtoa as (ntlsws for :
i-ti
7.«k
'r.UtAWa'k flu-V" - -
Baltimore >n4 Bay 14a»-«.* p. m.
Baltimore and W».,blng 1 »n -l.C. 4.U, EC* 1.17
a. n,. 1.00, *1.00, J.oo. 0.47, 11.0« p. a.
Baltimore only—1.04, 10.00a. m. U.M and
Train« for Dataware Dlvl.lou leave for :
New Ca.ilr-a.oo« «.»a. »,. 1.04, 1.00, 4.-14 p. u>
"fïYST
Delmar an,I Intermediate 41 .IImi.-~ a. to a. ra.
i.04 p. m.
Haiti
and later me,Hate «tattoo« -». 1 » a. m
p, IK.
SUN ItAk TRAIN«.
Philadelphia «ad Intern, relate > tat ton,—«. to a. in.
12.1X1 to. E«0t 7.m, 1.44, p. in.
Pbu%del£hiaiu!d New Ynrk-ME 1.U «. m. 4.17,
Baltimore «ad WaakI»« . . 4.41. Lit >.17,
a. m. 11.04 p. m.
Baltimore—1.04 a. at.
gar further Information paMengeri are re
ferred to the liai« table« n.oUni at the depot.
»•"Traîna marked tlm«: (•) are limited expreee
upon whirl, extra Ihre 1« rbarx'-d.
„ 2. B. WOOD. Wenersl Paeeenxxr Agt.
CHAt. K. lUliU. lienenU Manager, _
_ BT M+MBB M# UMBM.
pOR NSW TORR.
.äJäi.
Electric Line ot Steamers
Sail* from King atreet wharf, Wilmington,
TUESDAYS.
THU BHD AYE
and SATURDAYS,
at 1 o'clock, p. m., and and from Mer 14,
Kail River, New York,
MONDAY«,
WEDNESDAYS,
and rillDAYB,
at 4 o'clock, p. ni. Freight carried aa low
aa by any other 11m. For rate*
apply to
_AblkL abbot; 52 Honlh «treat, N.w York;
K. ANDREW«. WJlinlnxtou.IH:1._a-n-troi
^NCHOR LINE.
UMITKD HTATKH MAIL BTKAMKK*
Ball Weekly to and from
NEW YORK and O LARGO W. via LONDON
DKUKY,
Cabin Tassage, |6n to $Sû. Returns |110 ta $HC
Hecoutl Cabin,$40. Return Tiekeu, $7».
Cabin passengers booted at low rau*
PaHHi nger arroiiiinodnllous are uaszcelled. A1
hull rooms on Main l*«H*k. Tsssengeis t>ook«M
at lowest rates to or from Germany, Italy
Norway, Bwcden, I>euinark, Ae.
For buokaof "Toiirein Heotlan.t "rat«, plan».
». .. apply to lir.MIKBHOV MHirTUKRd, Nes
York, or «AMUK1. K. BUTTS, A«a«> r.iprru,
Wllinl
jriffAHViAZ*
r p{E ARTIZAaVS saving bank.
SO. tun MARKET HTKKET,
iHCOHPOBATKr» JAM AK Y 144T1I, 1K1.
•Iv* d«-|iO!,lts fruui 9 a. tn. uuttltp. m.
ThsmJav and Matuntity evening»
from 7 to g o'clock.
SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND,
d Oc
< >P*n to
Key m lari y made iu Ai*rtl
'll» I U n<! . atrr not withdrawn U>«*y an
»8 'li'l.uslU. Tim» pt-ruiMiient fl«uô«il(i
their Interest twice iu each year.
MANAGERS:
ft. When
*»<O Utlt««i
P'lUiid
(Teioent B. Hmytb,
< har I h#. \V. Ilsw Und,
Nat li.4 a U 1 It. Hciifu,
Henry F. Dure,
% llastlucs,
Kdwsrd 1'iuy,
George W. Itaib,
I, George K. ('«pelle,
M. L. l.lchtentu-ln,
Edward Darlington,
Joti f|. Jackson,
Will I *m It. »win,
Hlgfio*.
GEORGE W. is HUH, President,
£- »• CAPELl.r, 'Vice President,
E. 1. IA) LOK, Tri-murfr.
.1. M. MATHEK, Auditor.
U
Anthf.
I
!
feb2l-ly
THIRST NATIONAL BANK
A OK WILMINGTON.
JttrabiTouY or tu* rcaLic mokiv
—AXO
FINANCIAL AGENTS
—or—
THE UNITED 8TATEB
Epwai
Barra, rrraldenL
GF.O. D AKMHTnOSU, L'aehier.
PAID UP CAPITAL, $000,000.
Chllsdel
fllTlllkhiMl
D'scouut
is. ft) i. m
phi», k ork «au llcion Kiohana,
tori-.ular l>ip.^l>or. wttlioul rh*rg».
MOM>*U «ii<4 TlUIH«I>a\a
DIRECTORS:
•lohn H. A4l*nis.
Jam«*» C. MfComs,
William TatnalL
Kll Gwrreti.
Kdward IU tis,
('lemenl fl. Hmyth,
Gc<m ge W. Hush,
DadIcI Jam* *,
Beuiuel Heucron, .?r.
|R. R. ROBINSON & CO.,
HANKERS AND BROKERS,
Fourth and Market Streets.
,
ron sale:
r
2.M0 Delaware Cltjr 4,'x pu
Huy
Letters of cre4Jit
iwnl drall« on kn
t. Loud*.
d sell slocks
d bonds
..... .. --commission,
allableln all part* of tbe world
l. lruland,Fr*nee,Gerui»iiy
d. 7.1-ly.«»
h .h
HwlVccrland lsmic
1883 .
HARPER'S W EEK1A .
ILLUSTRATED.
»l.in.f I •. Wetklj -tan « 18 ut the he
an IliuMraD'd w« 4-klv JiMirualh. r.v Un unpar
s " n portion In ««litfcs, U, admirable UluNtr»
efnily rtiMseniserlals, sliort slorUw,
hkf t. h. H and poems, contributed by the forci
artists and authors of the day. It rarrle« Inst
non Mint entertainment to thousands of Aimrlcan
ol An
Hons. Un
HI ahvav
the aim of the publisher* to
rckly th.
•nke Harp
■
aitr.icth v I
. il;
•paper Hi the
•rid.
Harper's Periodicals.
PER YEAR:
}
I H ARPER'S WEEKLY
j HARPER'S MAGAZINE
HARPER'S BAZAR
The three above publication»
Any two almvc named
HARPER'S YOUNG PEOPLE
HARPER*« MAGAZINE i
j HARPER'S YOUNG PEOPLE \
llarjHjr'u FrankUti Square Library,
One Year (.W Number») - . 10.00
Postage h ret* to nil auWrlbvn in the United
4.U0
4.00
$4.00
10.00
7.00
1.00
5.00
! Ütftlof or CuikmI
The Voln
Nainhi r i..r da
; time if mm ntion«
: «uhecrl
Tii«: last Four !(niiûai r< Volume« «d Harper's
' 5atf k »^U|!^M W, Â b hv d Vî5* W ' 1J »'« wSPby
j - - * "*«• . . . « -
Uian
Addrt
,h - " 7 k,v with the first
ViiILnf ^ e<M ' h , VB * r - When no
i. h ; v "i 11 hv ouderslood that the
Ghee to commence with the Number
.
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fir.Ä a iLTsruSf" i
»tor-.r'srift'KÄ I
*
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f*
■ ter Bayand Dmui 8 Saloon !
„ -u.ttmtul uf
235 MARKET STREET.
Harper & Brothers,
NEW YORK
I
'
dccl2-8t*]A*
M«aU served from 7 «.
• to 12 night.
SCP2S-3U1-14
J^ECKWXAR.
Xe 'Z-ILZ r l "b^'lrirs lu ri.rlna and auuiumr
hockwear for men. l kl"KB alwava
Correct.
^
SHIR TS I
Oar One Dollar Hbtrt has a reputation for ex.
celleocconequallcdln thUcitv.
MEN'S FURNIBHING GOCfDg.
•peele«. 1 ° f cver i' thln F belonging to the
WM. B. COLE.
202 MARKET STREET
REPRINTtD FROM YfTERDAY
THK JEANNETTE.
Noroa Tells HU Mar) of the Helalloas of
Collins and the Crew.
18.—The
sailor
WlStll NOTOM,
Moroe was the only witness before the Jean
nette Board of Inquiry to-day. Ills state
ment was very brief snd confined, particu
larly to Maternent-, made concerning the
treatment of the naturalist, Collins.
He said that be »as treated as an officer
and a gentleman, and at such was respected
by the crew. Norua «aid be had no knowl
edge of any disagreement between Collins
snd sny member of the ship# crews. There
wss no unnecessary delay In Urn retreats
from the Jeannette ss far ss ho knew and
CapUIn DeLong never assumed sickness for
the purpose of delaying the inarch. The
witness wus here discharged. Mr. New
comb will be examined to-morrow, snd after
him the Chinaman will lie called.
I > .
Allan and till loll.
Cbicaoo, III., Dec. 13.—Allen, lb«
pugillat, reached here laal utgh?. lie will
remain until Mr. Fox arrive« on Friday.
Allen atya be baa no choice of a place for
lighting Elliott, but will «trip anywhere.
Tbe only thing be don't want I« non glove
btulneea.
A Prob«bl« Horrible lalamlty.
San Antonia, Texas, Dec. 13.—A
bridge In the course of construction on the
Sunset road, 230 miles west of this place,
fell yesterday. The railroad officials are
reticent, but it la believed that seven men
were killed and eleven wounded.
The Holiday of tongrtw.
Washington, D. C\, Dec. 18.—A Joint
resolution will be Introduced fu Congress
to-day or to-morrow, providing for a Christ
mas recess from December 23 to January .3«
An effort will he made to extend this to
January 8.
The Kallroml War at an Knd.
New York, Dm*. 13.—-At the conference
ol the managers of the Northwestern rail
roads this morning, u restoration of rattw
was agreed upon and a division of tbe traffic
is now being dfacu
An Arehblalioprlc DeelJued.
IeONDON, Dec. 18.—The Bishop of Win
chester has declined the Archbishopric of
Canterbury owing to his advanced age.
Nine «luron» Nwcured
Wahiiixoton.Dcc 13.—Niue Jurors
obtained Iu the Star Boute trial to dav
d.
were
KRIKK TKI.K4IKAMS.
Berlin, Dee. 13.—The Cologne Oaztltt to
day «aye that Au.lro-derinan Alliance,
which termlualea In October 1884, having
proved advautagcoti» a renewal ol the xarae
1« Jirobable.
Bouton, Mass., Dee. 13.-Nathan French
haa «lied OU* Marshall, Uie keeper of a gain
hlinR house, to rei-over f.5tK) of hl»
money, lo«t by bl» ward, Robert W. Kil
patrick, in Marshall'» place.
TUX «1TI MARK Kr«.
lo>«al ynotatton. l orereteil Dally la IHa
NtraaA Markal.
own
F Lot'It Kir.
«loRaren-Kii üailv »v Tu« William Lxa A
tUniB OOMFAMT, HRAKOYWIMK kllLLS—
F Lauft PKB BAR'L.
Wm. Loo a Son's
wholesale, retail,
Koller Patent
17 40
•Best»
N H
Clifton g.
PoataxM
F.F Extra
^ F. do. Family do
Kirkwood Koller (»round.
Occidental
Superfine
run.
Best lulddllngs.
Best ship stub,
I C'utllnr,
< lorn shorts,
! Kraa,
Oorn meal, due yellow,
f'orn tuest, white, u4.fto
Oorn meal, coarse,
do
c 74
0 U
« 76
I
0 60
6 26
6 76
4 60
do 4 <*»
l»er ton.
Ktl
I.
i;
IS
par hundred.
2 io«;
ltd®:
•J 10
2 16
H
■
ORA1H.
par burl.sl.
Prluis lonu-herry wheat.
Nf«w dr/eorn,
MAY, SEID,
140
67
.-ooiiHiwrrEu daily ry w j .
Moituow, ao. 417 racNcH winKrr:
per bu
sr ewt
k 1.10
Hay.
Htrsw . '.V.
Oat#...||
Hrau, double bushel_
Oraeked corn.
Middlings.double bushel
Coarse utoal.
Corn
U
56
16
. 1.00
*•
Shelled corn
76
UlTTftA, SttUH. POULTRY
KTC.,— CORRBOTKD
THIRD NT KB ET MARK MT.
Pria, butt-r. X wjjte-l.,8 .» a . .40
iS : " :« 8 .»
Kggs, wholesale, per dexen.
Egg*, retail, per dosen .
Chicken», alive wholesab*. ...
, (Ihickeus, d russe, d wholesale.
Chicken*,alive, retail...
(Thicken#, di^aed, retail.
( .'heeuo, wholesale, per pound
(Jheeso, reluil, »*
Turkey«, whclcHule, dressed..
Turkey«, retail, dressed ...
RKK» CORKBCl ED DAILY RY WILLIAM CLAVKY
. . eeiX>*D ST1UIBT M ARKET.
SirlolD steaks per pound. w
Hump steaks per pound.
Hound steaks per iMiund. *. 1 « m
Kib roa-it per pound.
* -huck roast per pound . ta" n is
.sie.iMKpi«..»..J: f!
Hulling bip. per pouu<l_
Shins,.
Kidney fat,per pound .
I«arub chop«, per pound...
Lamb roasts, per 1 * 0 and...
Mutton chops, per pound .
Mutton roast», per pound
Veal cutlets, per pound
Veal roasts, p
30
10
M
34
11
.12
8
. 1 ..
. .12
,ia
.14
.11
.7
.14
. 11
14
.11
. .10
26
«■
.)
.26
. «
JO
.10
.16
.12
.1«
pound..
. .10
OIIKECTRD DAILY BY ft.
HKCONDSI ItKET MAIIKKT.
.18
PORK KTC
c. DIM.,
HT A L
wholesale
: Mil
.Smoked ham à .
Shoulder» .
Drleil .beef.
Balt flitch.
Loins and «aunage .
Fresh shoulders.
Pork stoak hii <1 sausage
Hams.
Flitch. .y.*;/;
Fresh hams and flitch.
Smoked bacjn .
Sc rappel..
Figs feet.
Bologna sausage..
Liver pudding.
Lard. .
nan,
Pike.
Lake B haJ
Slscoes....
Pollock...
Kook risk, per pound
White Perch, per pound
Trout, per pound.
Halibut, per pound...
Cattish, per
Mackerel,
Black llsh.*.
Blue bass..
Terrapin per doieu
Huddock.
Market ctnl.'
■ m
17
14
28
13
18
11
.. 13
16
.. 13
16
I!
lo
13
16
• 10
18
e
h
13
COHlIbCTKD DAILY HY POWKLI
»TRKirr MARKET.
lft
12
I ft
noun
.11
.15
. 1 "
•1*H
.16
.13
.16
.90
pound,
per pieco
iff
$ 6.00 i V
0.OU
.«*>
- . 6
I u , . VBOBTABLia
i ^
I .
rurnipe, per half neek
' Celery, per bunch _
.10
.12
.90
...
!
,u
A
New Turk .Market«.
Stïiê" JSKs, L t0, l3 -~Flour «toady , No. s
ornîM MMV ?' ! M, P« rfln '' Jo., and Wo«t
1011 wlmcr - ' 10 *» i '0» i sc« h;
J'"™- N :;- WÎ! i; January, M'„a 06 .
4«sia«% Nu ' *' T obr-uary, 45^' oaeh ;
' Uyo, »toady; Western, ottaoo : state. H:»:o
Burley, quiet: ungraded, State. « 1 .
Porlt. nominal.
Lord. *11.30 ; rash, 10.SÏ.
Uuller; January butler »toady
fancy, hSaJl) : u ostern, •-'» -e
IJJK«. Steady; state, ureal; We«toru. 24 U«a
Sugar, nominal ; fair to good reflulig s^,;
Januury,
©ream cry
Another Case of Blind Pool.
8tÄt ® Lotten; lightning struck
Sooth AA ashlngton, D. C.,on TuphiIhv tao omii
»«v« «en oÄi.Swed
^ 2TÎ5S5*î r L B an<1 J<,8e J 5h Bel&ler, captain of
schoonor, heul a fifth of u ticket
which paid $ 16 , 000 . Five others, F. S. Skld
Alfred °°¥tâï Ct0r A Fotomao road;
Alfred Redmyer, engineer Baltimore a
Potomac rond; Mr. L.throii, a fireman on laid
J Ir ' Lcwu oonduotorof an loe wagon and
ro™li r .'^, n . wto,e »»• not r.nrnwl
»4^'X b ÄoS 0 JS& °ÜÄ
^oo La ^ÄÄr h h° nrttho othw
October 13,1832.
two
r.
Republican,
CLOT HIK».
ALMOST UPON US.
The holidays always leave
us with the dull season on our
hands, and we must do our
best to reduce our stock while
we huve customers. Some one
once said that " Nothing is
cheap at half-price if you don't
want it, " but if you do want it,
how then ? So it is with cloth
ing ; we want to sell it ? and do
If you have any idea of
making a purchase bear in
mind tnat we don't take cost
into consideration just now,
but have made such reductions
in every department as will
convince you that we are iu
earnest.
still in splendid condition. The
breaks and sizes have been
filled up, and we can still
please you a little better than
ever, especially in price.
so.
Our entire stock is
J. T. MULLIN & SON,
CLOTHIERS
AND
MERCHANT TAILORS,
Sixth and Market.
oetZI-tU-lf-M
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
jierfcct every garment, and to
day we assert that our garments
have no superior as to fit, while
our former patrons can attest
to the quality. Just step in and
try one of our suits
overcoat, and you will then
know they are better fittin
than most of the custom
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
people on the street. Just stop
long enough to look at
suits and overcoats, and we have
no doubt you will say as others
have : "It is a pleasure to know
can find such fine goods at
such low prices in our city."
Look at our TEN DOLLAR
SUITS and our FIFTEEN
DOLLAR OVERCOAT; these
are s|K>cial bargains.
or an
wor
our
Jno. W. Uieeenüorf & (V).
Fourth and Market Sts.
JOHN DAVIS & SONS,
olG Arch Street, Phila.
IMPORTER8 AND MANUFACTURER«
WHOLESALE AND KRTaIT. •
K I N E FT] RS !
A FULL LINK OF
Seal & F iir-Lined (jraniients
ON HAND AND .MADE TO OKDF.lt.
Special Attention Paid to Ftttlug and
Lengthening Seal Sacquee
t!vm ". Ladle«', Mtnae» aud Children'« FCK«,
of all kinds. Hole manufacturers of
DAVIS' PATENT HAND PROTECTOR,
The only article ever made that will keen van.
hand. warn, while driving in cold wïSheï?®'
-- _deeia-i-fio
HOUSE
<s*'8
-ARD—
SIGN
PAINTING
I ^ ^
Cl
' Q
—ALSO
F RE 8001 N" G
4^*Neatly and Promptly Executed.*^58
G. W. BOULDEN
No. 307 King Street.
f
L«-*6 -t
A P08ITIVEUUKE
WITHOUT MEDICINE'«
ACl.AN'g SOLUBLE MEDICATED BOOOIM
ratnnted, October lath, 1074 ,
—Oil» box of—
Nn' '."Ä'iFS"»«"" four d »y B or loaa.
m.tûr of how long attndffig.* ob " lnmt# no
äs:i u **S 3! teiaÄ 'ft« 11
as»«
j. C. ALLAN CO.,
« John street, Vaw y„g
J.
laut«
WAMAMAmmm a mmowtr.
;
#
192 Big Boys
Can Buy Excellent Suits
Bargain IX.
They are made from Port
land and Avenue Cassimeres,
and the larger portion of them
have not been offered until to
day. They were made to sell
at $10.00, but they go on the
Bargain List at $7.50.
from
A Big Bargain, as treated in
our advertising, is one that
covers a large lot of goods, but
there are little bargains—
plenty ei them—a few gar
ments of a kind, which to the
buyer they will suit are the
Biggest Sort of Bargains. The
Bargains—little and big—the
size of the stock, which is
always big; the rate of the
profit,which is a very little plus
on regular goods and a very
big minus on bargains,
some of the reasons why your
first inquiries for C'lothi
should be made at Oak Hall.
arc
n g
Wanamakkb & Brown.
Oak Hall, BUthaad Market Btreeu,
PHILADELPHIA.
VUAJU
J AM NOW PREPARED TO DKLIVE1
ALL SIZES OF COAL !
—OF—
BUrmiOB QUALITY FOR FAMILY UHF
AT THK LOWEST MARKET RATE8 !
All real well aereened an put la cellars.
B. F TOWNSEND,
OFFICE A YARD, FOOT OF FOURTH HY.
Aÿ-ltlepbo* lc oommuolcaUoa with all parta
r the eltv, aufflt
J^OMETAINO NEW.
Connellsville Coke !
Crushed for Family use.
;
Egg, Stove,
and Chestnut,
Small .Stove,*
!
Com|>ariiq( with »orra. ponding Antlira
clte «lira, 17.00 |^r 4,000 pound«.
NO DUST!
NO ASH ! J
NO CLINKER !
!
•
:
NO WASTE !
HEAT INTENDS I TRY IT I
Ohas. Warner & Co
V
Market Street Wharf.
*•
-KVT
A P RESENT !
Handsome Card
With Euch Can,
i
^AlLEtSf
-OFTEN
A Good Watch !
Ask Your Grocer
ïor It !
dM6-dAw-l-80
T> n. Jacobs
-MANÜPACTirRER OF
IMPROVED RUBBER
HAND STAMPS,
for marking LIiicds
-- B - «T i« 00 ^-n a ? rB D 8II1PLEY
decS- 1 -l« Wllmtn/.ton. INd.w.rc,
wU*h r înŸM e ÂV. ,ï '*- »" rt
SIH.
PEIRCE & COOK,
Real Estate and Stock Brokers,
». E. OOH. UVXNTn
J. J.onaoN Pnintw.
AND HFflTLKY 8TB.
KspqamH. COOK.
wp3M-14
; REPRin Ted
FROM VESTE,
wahuinu
y«>N NK
»•bot.
"»*»«» In the
Polllleal A,
After «har,, r „ lh
leu»,: tu Ml during,, Fln *"'» »a* J
" r - Heek 1 « n&iuwT*!"" of I 1 » «
polIU« al aiMifcftu,,.,,, ' 1 111 r *'|f*rü 2
< lut ., Uol bw "" c »he(l u]
motion to rufor Mr. j.,i!
■lttce. Mr vî k '" l ' 1 ec ' v| l8ervte <
«•Ith the
milice, V „„„ . . f the Jmll, i ai ,
Uon ami Mr. "'vc C,
that committee t„ mske'tv? te r " f, ' r '
Mr. I)«vU, w. V, iM tW r Uf th
Ihal the Democratic'tvi 'he at«
mtttse rerelmi money fSL"' 0 "* 1
In the llq„„ t aL um r
ment employe. Va, nt„ '' r fron >*
l'«d bceA rceëiv" ' 1 :'uV 1 - *«i
sourctss. Any n„.„,i wllc * M N
«*»"' tteeZuK';;;;',
tlona on thi. point ' t0
bl. *
''tjtlota hnU no hnowledt"*nJ r r 00
«^îÂsiaüî.'iS 5 ?
r^Therewilnt'onant, aûbtt., ut<ï
Adojît^^Vtr?^^ n f,? r ^i",^ 0 ,' ' ,h '
335ai?a5S
® BU M»u,
Haaelu Uon , u
•lOlNWU,,
i-,
were 1
IN TIIE 1101:4«.
Wamhxoton Ik-o. 13.-I,, th,
day a resolution » uleB<1
sisr* nv " r »>'■• iJ ,,r »tT s;
M r IUuilair» motion to lay V p-c,
motion, tb«t tl.e vote l,j wlrich be L
hJ reoon,mltted I* reconeldem
tba table, »«« carried by . vote of I
Tlie Agriculturul
then taken up.
appropriation bill
WASHINGTON NOTES.
Wasuinoton, D.-C. 12—Two
mi-nUwvrc consldi-rvd to the v.J r
bill by thi- Houre Appropriation Coma
till« moruluq. Om: I« to reduce tbe con
satlon lOiA-r cent, paid Io «II railroad, e
Ing mall», amounting to over 200 m
dally. Tills wa, defeated. Th,. <>tb ^
to reduce 50 per cent, of the >»* t .l ru
all road* that have received bomb and
•Idle« In addition to la ;d irrants.
Mr. Robeson wn» Instructed to
to the House 8
bill is reported.
»\lr. Davis' bl 11, establishing » O
Appeals, received further < nmltbridl
the House Judli ia ry < nnimittec this
ing. The bill will be under ondde
by the committee to-morrow
The Houm* Committee on Wav»
Means considered three
tariff coin missions report to-day, coi
most of the elassilieatioti of i*hemicals
amendments were made.
Oen. Wright, Chief Engineer ol th<
Department, this morning w
the rpedal CatgresBlona! Commit«
Ini proven) eut» of the Miedifeippi River.
Idenee wiih related e»|H*eially to the
diency of the plan» adopted I.y the
Cmmnlsslon to protect the river Ui.U
Tim President sent In the uomloid
J. C. Bancroft Davis, of New Ycrk,
Judge of the Court of f'lniins to the S
w-dtty.
re
amendment whe
more page»
exami
Bared From A Frightful Death,
Nbw York, Dec. 1H.—Annie Mu
aged 10. while ut work in the steam «
establishment at No. 13! Duane strrel
morning, w as caught in a belting *n
saved from a frightful death by beinj|
on to by parties who lushed her r
Both legs were bn »kid.
An Engineer's Instant Death.
New York, Doc. i:>.—Tliotna*
engineer, fell Id
aged 42 years,
machinery in the building where Lew
ployed at No. H17 East Twenty*
street, and
In a few' minutes.
reived injurie«, causing
The Jaiiiaiea lire.
Nbw York, Dec. Li.— I.abT intelll
from the tire at Kingston, .Inniaic», rt
that the government dock where the E
anus and ammunitions are stored I*
Leading business Iioum s hen* are mo
ifrily awaiting details of the the diMit
old things look llk<* a
4*^ Make yo
; using the Diamond IJjyes.uiidyuu wlllbe
Auy of Iho fashiouuhl«! colors for W ceut
EVERY /ifiOF. MARSTON'S NEW
MAN'
ttiflf «ns
-i Ser»
r
cal Debllliy. S*iu»l D«sr
disorJi't* pntfuMd by
It. Illsrttsal
IKUICAL WIil
mm ~~ 7
! HEM \sK"'
IASNTU3 KKUKUK-O-.llritultuiM-iS*
\X
fll b>
J
T
! PURE
INDIA,
• From til« I>t*trh't« "t ASSAM, UIKE
CACTI A UK A NUR A VALLhL IJAWW
: DEIIKA DogN and others. - V,
Superior In flavor. Tlie | i"»''t ireiiow
quire* only half the uçiiHl
grocer». John < • I III ' !*.. s «f.. , .V:'.,Ü
Calcutta Tea Syndicate,
MITTA
EVERY M
Should Undorn«ndhl»ownt
I from ai.oM'of»*
Wh«u êutl
e*u8vd by iu.
etwa of lufc-t
roc"lpt of four So
r . . .. .
(TJ'On
a ud
l/.lfb and II««l4li/» IMFM^JJJ-^K
tlgHC Jl iMTiTurü.an.tgifUigluvaluuW«^
HAHR11-D AND HIX< I 'Vv.riTr
p ws, RCOIOAL AND ßJJR6Il-AL » Am
,r ' 117 L 151k 6k» •' ew
i
a,*»Sr^
OLOItCfc fc- JjJI
Wn.nioaiou, I). « ■■ wl
E«u«aIa»iloi! >> H w „„„t,
MÛU» '
tend 820, to jmy Govern in'•«it » T ni*l
drawings retl'iired J*y' thP O«v i *!!■>»'
/won I in puyahle. Ana«torni*y .
tÎMccewin obt.lBlng» rai™» ' » lt M
th-it your Invention drlmDlidjJ
wlXrM hie ben Juÿ 1 "'" 1 ,"' ,fi,r• !'!•"„
äwtaaMSSL'issft 3 ®?
*• iitcu request addiessM • . jj, LEU
GEORGE E. LEM
Attorney "'a% W Fo"Ä^a«"^ ?( «
•1A Fifteenth Street, WASHL
Kaution this paper.
aura E boxburu.
east libkrta -
C»n ruro .» ^"t'ofVlMi"*«* 1 ! -
banal» by the lioncr ol e
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