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totPRlNTED JFfW »IJ|ATURDAY
IN rr.ll-STATK ALLIAXCH.
,
salt
Important Mooting To-Day-Club.
Admission—Tbo Oaaraatoe of
Apply I
Ot»men Arr»B|id.
[SpMUi dispatch tO thO OftMtt«. 1
I Philadelphia, Doc. 16.—An important
eeilng of tho Intor-Statc Ba«e Ball Awoci
held At the room* of the Athletic
Ï
,.ou was
ub In this elpy at 11 o'clock to^ny.
The representative» present wt'-e as fob
' ^Quickstep—C. C. Wnltt
Active—Ell Fox, Jr.
Merritt—A. F. Richter.
Authracito—Thomaa Fielder».
Harrisburg— H. C. Meyer».
The committee appointed to attend toe
meeting of the American Asaoclatloti made
a report of the admission of the Inter .«tat»
Clubs Into that body. The report vois ap
proved. *
ApplicAtlooA for membership were re
ceived from the Atlantic City and Chester
clubs, and those were referred to the Com
mitte« on Applications, aa were the applica
tions from other clubs previously rocelved.
It was deolded M> have eight club» to the
asaoclation. , _ . , _
The umpires will be selected and the
schedule of games arranged f! . lhc .
meeting of the a«aoct«tlou, which, it has
been decided, will he held in PöIUfllle in
January. . ._
A guarantee of 965 a game has beeu
*
III
r
agreed upon.
The association Is »till iu session.
A Pastor Surprised.
Au esteemed correa pomtont of the Oaxette
sends the following : "On Thursday even
ing, the Hth Inst., the congregation or toe
Christiana Prcebyterian Church, and others,
paid their complimenta to the paator, Her.
A. J. Snyder, by calling upon him without
exportation, and »pending the evening with
him and his family in a very pleasant aud
After tbo ordinary routine
such occasions.
social manner.
indulged in , Ä .
company, at a seasonable hour, left for
their homes, evidently feeling that they
had done a commendable act, by leaving
many substantial token* of their apprecia
tion for their pastor and hla family to enjoy,
such aa flour, potatoes, meats, lard,turkeys,
chickens, butter, sug.ur, coffee, rice, pre
served fruit, an envelope containing a sum
«>f money, and many other articles useful in
ihe way of housekeeping. The pony also
came iu for a share of the good things, such
** a lot of onts and com. Notwithstanding
the fact that these visits have been
annual occurrences, It was no less a
profound surprise. The natural embarrass
ment arising from sucli a circumstance cou
viui'cs the pastor that ho failed to do full
lustloe to the occasion, lie would therefore
embrace this opportunity of tendering bis
sincere thanks to his many kind friends and
benefactors for their generosity aud kind
regard And he would further say, that he
t>a* practically analyzed the subject given
him for investigation, and can heartily pro
nounce it as represented. Goon.
OBelal YlKat'M
Rviristrar Frazor'i) official report for the
week ending Dcooiuher 16, 1» as follow» :
Total uumber of deaths, 15, clasaitted as
ollows : Bom in the Lnltod State«, «;
foreign, «; white, 11; blaok. 4; ».lults, 10,
minors, ft; male, 11; female, 4. coroner's
ease 1: uuder one year, 2; 1 to 2, l; ft to 10,
20 to 30, 3; 30 to 40, t; 40 to 50, 8; SO to
60, 1; 60 to 70, 2; 80 to 90, 1. By wards :
First, 3; Third, 2; Fourth, 4; Hfth, 1 ;
fleveutb, 2 ; Tcutb, 2; Elvcnth, 1. Died in
Alm^houM, 1.
Cause» of death ; Acute pleurisy, apop
rxy, Bright's diseane, earciuomatis, tumor
of liver, convulsions, coniumptlwi ot lungs,
UAtUlul
nanition, merabranoua croup,
, j»ost partum hemorrhage, pneu
strumous syuoriti«,
causes
rnonin. peritonitis.
typhoid fever, each 1.
Ilui ing the week ther«? were three imdleft
brought here aud two taken away for
hurlai. ... »r
For the correspomllHg week last year there
were 22 deaths.
Total births reported, 16 ; ail white ; Di
males aud 4 females. By ward* : Secoud,
•J ; Third. 5 ; Fifth, 3 ; Sixth, 1 ; Eighth,
2 ; Mnth, 1 ; Eleventh, 1.
There *were li white marriage repurtail
during the week.
E. B. Frazer, Reglslrar.
The FTnisnclpatlon.
The following Is issued by Madison Wtns
on, President of the F.mane.lpallon Coin
All the colored citizens are invited
to be present next Wednesday evening, at a
mass meeting In Ezlon Churi;h. 'The Sum
ner Post, No. 4,0. A. R., will be represented
at the meeting by comrade Nero Baceus I.,
Fisher, and P. 8! Blake. At tills meeting
arrangements will be made tor the celebra
tion I»r the Emancipation Proclamation.
Come one, come all. By order of the
Memorial Committee. The friendly sixteen
are kindly Invited.
inittee:
A Met of Harne*** Stolen.
Between 1 and o'clfK'k this morning
nome one cut oj>cn a small window of the
fetable of Clavev A Let*, butchers, on Second
atreet between Orauge and Tat nail, entered
the bml ling and stole a line set of new har
ness, leaving by the door, which was found
«landing open. The p»lice were notified
the thief.
and took step* at onee to sec
U1TY ITEMS
1 hristHeld Si Beat. J
«'hn*. H. Vary, J'hila. Messenger, &oü Market, j
'iutterlOY a. Co.. Photographers. 302 Market it
You will thank yourself a thousand tiiuen If
von get for yourself, your wife, your sou. y«
daughter, or your friend n pair of those
derful shoulder brace« of Crfstteld ft* Rest, 516 ;
Market street.
! F
TMK KA1LKUAIW.
A Local Time Table With the Latest
Corrections.
TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON FOR !
PHI LA.— 2.U0*— 2.23* — 0.30—6.66 7.001—7.60
—3.10t— 8.16— «.00Î— 0.301—9.581—10.30—11.63 a.
UU—WXlOf ür—12.16—l».88—1.63—2.3Qt-4.00—
$.17*—6.30t—6.10—8.38*—7.26—7.30*—9.66*pm.—
YORK — 2.00*—2.23*—6.30—^7.60— 0.60
û— 12.3B—1.63—6.17*—6.38*—7.28 p.m.
11.63 s.
HaLTIMOBO—1.05*—1.42*—4.61*— 8.06» — 9.17
.—12.26—1.0U—1.09—6.00—6.00—6.57—
10.00 a.
11.04* p. la.
Washington— 1.42*—4.51*—8.06—9.17 a. m;
—I 00— l.OO—6.67—11.04* p. m.
Baltimore akd intermediate btatiows—
1.05*—9.17 10.00 a. m;—1.00—6.00 p. m.
* Trains running both dally and Sunday.
♦Trains running only on Sunday.
1 . Connect at Gray'» Ferry for old depot,
Brood and Washington avenue.
oelawarb Railroad— 6.00*—9.10 a. m;—1.06
—«.00*— 6.251 p.m. No Suuday trains.
* For New toastie only
! For Harrington and Intermediate stations.
Reading and St. Peter—*.10 a. m.
Delaware Wkatbrn Railroad— 7.06—10.30 '
a. m:—6.80 p. m. »Sunday trains 10.80a. m—6.00 :
i
I
TKAJNS ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON FROM '
Philadelphia— 12.50—1.00—1.32*—4.47*—7.45 :
ft bi» —9.12—9.06—10.10+—11.35—12.36 a. in;—12.60
—1.07—2.30f—2.60— 4.35— 4.65— 6.40—6.63—6.2C
—fl.ift—7.36f—7.66—9.50—10.38—1Q.68p. m. j
m! -
BAXTIKOW—1.M'— Ï.1»*— K.3+-.A4—11.43 ». ]
— 1 . 60 — 6 . 11 *—6.30*—7.24—9.49* p. in. !
* Both dally and Sunday.
♦ On Sunday only.
DEL AWARE UA1LKOA
6.U6*—$.06 p. m. N«
D—$.60—10.1 5*a.m;— 12.05
o Sunday trains.
* From New Casti« only.
WlLMIKOTOE k NoBTHBRE BA. I LEO AD—8.26—
g 40—11.36 a. m;—c.40 p. m. On Sunday from J
Heading and St Peter at 7 10 j». m.
DELAWARE WUBTBRM RAILROAD-5.00 0. MJ—
2 15 p.m. Sunday trains 9.10a. m.;—*.40 p. m
1-RAINS LEAVE FUR W1LMJNGTUN
Philadelphia New Broad Street Depot—
12.30*-Ä.6ft*-ft.»-7.90*-8.00— $JU-«.»6t-10.1fl
— 11.80—11.50 a. m;—19.28— 1 . 82 f—1.82—$.16—
4 o<2_4,36— 6.06—6.2b— 6.66— 6.06f—B» 3 *—8.80*
-19.30—10.00-11.32* p. m.
Broad aid WajuumkToh avbbue—6.30—8.00
— 10.16 a. m;— 1 . 80 - 8 . 10 —4.80—6.16 p. m.
New «'abtlk— 8.2*—10.00—11.66 a. m.
6.49 p. m.
* Dally and Sunday,
t Un Sunaay only._
oarTba block figure* denote the Limited
Ksprevi traîna.
OUR HAIM
P
Tfc.tr Arrival and Dapswtora, Taking
HM July 1M, 1MB.
bal
The Post Otoe. In this ottj will be ep«n daily,
axeeut Sunday, from «.30 a. m. to » p. ».
Private boxes .re aeeaaelbls until 11 p. m. On
Bundnysopen from «•» to »JB ». m. ITlvaW
Vexes acM.SH>!. from » to • p. m. The whelm
salt stamp window will oloa* at I.M p. m. The
money order etoee will eloae nt CM p. » .
i h
fM
:
;
tuns OLoaa as vollow. :
WUmlegtoa k Meritor?iuilroad to Rs»-llua
pa., and points on too BalUmoiu Oentrai south
CäfciüÄt»..».
MÂÀ'ÂW und
wwt, ft. a.
Ifelawai
^Thttadftbhla, NftW York elty, PftnnajlranU
and New Jarroy, It.Wa. m.
Philadelphia, Now York and all points fta»t
^ÄttadilyS», York and all point» «aat
Ntw York
^pSnnsjlvau^a west of laknoastor, and all
points wont and south weal».» P. »•
*AU point* north, ea*t, wost and »outhwaat,
l«* font walMMpiNftw OrlAana
wU'oli Is soni south on though malts.
uotmi.
altluiorn and way mail, 7.4u a. ia.
Washington and ail points south, 7.10 a. in.
All points on tha Ponlnsula,
Supplemantary wall for «ha Peninsula,
^Itoltimora, Washington and al^ paints ftontlr,
12.50 p. m.
Newport, SUnton, Newark,
on Pori 6ft
poult, Northeast and Chadd s lord Ai Wp. m.
Hal timoré and Hay lino ftUaBMM, ftAJP« ■}•
Peninsula north of Uarrlwcton. Including
Delaware Oily and 8t. Oaama, 5.W
Daltlmore, closed ponch, ft.fto p. m.
Hal Urn ore, Waahrngton and all poluts south
U.Q0p. m.
MAILS AKSIVa AWU UADT J»*
From Wilmington A Northern Hailroad,
* FrwiNe« York. Phlladalpkla, Wasktogto»
and all other points,-6.80 r. m.
Prom l*hllaUelpliia, New York and points
north east and west, ft.3u a. in.
iv!»«".' frum Phlla.lsll.bla,
From Peninsula and all north of Harrington
* ïrom Baltimore and way mall, ft.50 a. m.
From Baltimore, l2.su p. m.
From Peninsula l'2.«J0 p. m.
Prom Pbllailel^hia, Naw York aad yolnU
11 °Kr< 1 1 n n 'l!ia Uv m o r e. 'washtsgton and pointa
"'ftoaDeiawmi» Wootorn Railroad. «■» p. m
from Philadelphia, Now York and points
n0 ^"u^Ä, P W«h,ngt» and ^oU
south and southwest. 5.40 p. id.
Carriers deliveries as follows :
era); 10.00 a. m., partuvi; 1. JO p. m., ganoral, 4.00
P côtlietlon» from it root boxes are made l'J the
oarrlers at 6.00 aud lo.oo a. m l.JO »od ^oo P;™
Au additional collontton will be m»d» at ...»
r m from alt l«oxes between Jetlcraon and
ÏJo.nlaird »ml Water an.l Tk'»"»"^ JJÎÏJ
Inclusive On Sunday
■nude At s.oo u. m. IsKtvl lwttcr» L-r om.rriors
delivery should t.e deposited lit i the Post OlOce
minutée belore ihe hour ^elive^*
W . Y . SWHHHSTT. PoHinester.
Western Katlroad to Laadeoherg,
i*
Mkton and
p.m.
tei
UKATHS. w
1IAD1MX K.-nuddenlr. In «dm.us
17, of nallvnant typhoid. -on «' «oi.tri
Slid Kai« V. lia-ldw», aurd 1 y mn.
Fou* r»l prlv»te.
MESHK'K.—Oo ftunday. the l*th last., at a
J!!!* » m.. 4ffirl.tlan M*srt»k..,vd^rws.
Tho I'linaral »111 t»k» place »roiahl, lau r«al
So. Ytt Kai-1 sixth .irthit. Tharsda*
'clei'k. Utah Maas at Hi. Mar>'i>
Irlands of tho family arc
den
morulnir, at'.»o
i'hurch. Relatives aud
rt-Hpcctfully Ikvltftd.
ILSON'o
UNDERTAKING ROOMS,|
«16 KING STREBT.
Cean«:ct«-<l with Telephon« Excbangfi.
Cali -
U
OPEN ALL NIGHT.
J. A. WILSON,
Kl ni a a l uiaacro».
V12-14
lßHUMiitra.
r I KALTH is wealth.
lTii E. C. WEST'S NEUVE AND BRAIft
TREATMENT. » »pwlUi'inr Hy.u rl«, HImIumS.
ten ul. toil., An«« Hoadacl..', Mental Djiir».
slnn. La., of M-toorv, Siisriiialorrli»», Imp -
unry, lnvnluiitan IU i f 11. -1 ■' 11 . Fr.ni.lor. 01(1
Aki ' caused by over-* xerth.u, »«gi-auaM*, or
• v er - 1 uduigtnr.c. Which lea«U to lolaery ,d.w»v ,
and death. OnebOi will cure recent case«. Fadh
bo! contain u o»- amoli'i treatment. One dollar j
lor ftfi; aeut by mall prepa d ;
receipt of prh-e. We guarantr« »lx b VV*!^ *
cure any chat. WP.h eacb order weired by u»
for «lx txixto», accouiptoin* <» with $>\ W'i_wll^l »**im
the purchto»**r a writtru guarantee to return t|»e
oneylf the treatment does »ÿ 1 .VÎx'Vnui
Guarantee I «tauen umy «'V B. IIAN vt.Utl
IVrugglat,corner 8*« <.n«l «ud Market street«, II
mlngum, Delawari
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1 . . ... HY\\ i i W I i Pn *
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PH ARMACY', H1XT11 .1 MARKET HTH. t
'ELIJ I/Oin »FTh of u* W <b dgiu III
n
•ntiil nt
l' nt ful and turn:
Reautlful
plush, leather
Klegam UDUll CAHEH for haudk
Home >erv pretty Chrl
C:!;T T GLAHH l nn«l KNtlKAYKII IMlTTLKH) I
F S' HINA 1 * i'oY.V )t ; N I : and II A \ DKEIU lllEf
EXTRACTS In beau Ill'll II v Ub* led l.otth
NAIL SETS, TulLET MIKRoUH, PI FF It« »X Kb
* ful article« for pi* a lug
• i satin.
lu ALLI
ov eitle
the
har
l»t
JOHN DAVIS & S0NS,|
1
folfi Arch Street, I'hilu.
..
IMPORTERS AND MANUFACTl BLR
WHOLESALE AND RKTAlI
(* r—
i I the
. -
F I N E
F U R S
of
T ri-ovYYi/Anfc
Ul-ljlllGCl garments.
;
!
A FULL LINK OF
!
BEAL
AND
ON HAND AND MADE TO ORDER.
Special Attention Paid to Fitting and j
Lengthening Seal Sacques.
i RoN railings
'
:
Gent's, ladles', Misses and Children's If'LKS, j
of all kinds. Sole maoufacturers or '
i DAVIS' FATENT HAND PROTECTOR, j
The only article ever made that wtU kerb your |
hands warm while driving lu cold weather. 1
derIM-50
!
—A N li -
IRON WORK
I
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:
j . -r « n/\
J. p. walton aco.i
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L MmiATM FURNISHED ON APPL1 |
! CATION. ;
FOR BUILDINGS.
552 & 554 W. Sixth St..
Cincinnati.
J
TV .
m L RAWlaLIN
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,,*.vn-MH
TYPE FOUNDRY
.
7
168 Vine Street, Cincinnati,
Ohio.
ALLISON A SMITH.
yll-Mlt
majlmoav iotji
ILADELPHIA, WIL
BiNSSuAH?
OCTOBER, vtu, line.
151 will leave Wilmington as follows for »
drtphla and 1 nterm cd tat* statlons-A. ».7.00,
U, a. iu. 2.», 4.<X\ 7.30, ■•■o. p. ta
il elnh la (axprea)-«.«. 7.»
tMM.3M.5ft, 11.53. a.m. 12.15,1.13,5.17,3.10
ft.30, .16, 11.51a. m.
ft.»*. 7.38,p. to.
P
bal
i h
m
§.iv
fM
.ft. 3ft,
7.
: New| York-2.00, 2.33, I
; •1^35,1.«, 2.30, 5-17,
Haiti more anil Intermodule atatlatt
10.» ft. in. ft.«p. m.
Haiti more and Hay ï.too-6.67 P
_an<1 Waahlaglou—i.€t,
a. U. 1.00. •!.», 6 . 00 , ft.57, U. M
Baltimore only—1.06* 10.w a. ». A*» and
Trains for DeUvaii Dirlalon leave fers
KevHBastlO—CW> 0. to »■ rn. 1.0«, «.00, C2» p. m
Hsrrlugton »ad lulermcdlats station.—••>° ». m
* »»(1 lut.rmedlat. st»U»t>.-». to ». m.
-1.0», 0.H
4.11, AOI ft. 17
p. to.
dinar a
l.f »»•«
' SUNDAY TRAINS.
par»«««*.
PhiMt-l^bi* and Nv* Yurk -S.Oi, l.»a. m. 5.17,
mid Washington—1.42, 4.61« ft.*^ 9.tf,
«41a t« »latum»-#. 10 a.m.
P
PHI
12
ÜMljlliuot'ß- 1.0» ». in.
For further Information iiM^nfvrs »re rc
'.I to Un Hin«' tables pouted at the depot.
ktm » .ii marked thns: (•) an* limited Hpcm
u|TI>n which extra fan H charge.«.
! J, II. WOOD, «encrai Pawienger Agt.
ill! AS. li. Pl T UU. Uctterai Manager.
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NUHOR U>E.
UNITED BY ATE» MAU. HTEAMEIIH
nail Work tv to and from
NEW TORE and HLASflOW. via LONDON
derby,
Cabin Paasacr, I*' I" »*• l; a«rn. ,uou> »1«
Scwlid Cabin,M>- Ib UiVn Ticket»,»^
rES5Vî2^"i-»F~S. .*Î.^SÎ«L*AÎ
• low*«» r»te» to or from Herman y , Italy
Norway, Swwlen. Denmark, Ac. _
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ga#" l lt« rp 1 9 much paper now
15 shocl« to the quire, «ntl In Mine c»m
12 »buci». Tb««e fact* arc uot kuowu
him.or, lhc p«;K-.r Imlng low In price,
think of tho uuuihor of Inc
hull'll* . COUNT yDurf'APKH.
to the
th«*y do uot
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Adk lur
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trod to b* FULL (bi»n*lard)roui
CHKAPKKiothc con-mm-r tha
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special attention given to Plantation Machin
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A RAILWAY ROOl'E.
Tha Man Arraatad la Mow York
Night Arralgnad-Tha Charge. Again.!
Bias.
N*w Tobe, Dec 16.-George J. Bice,
aged 40, of Horaehea ls, Ouekla county, N.
?.. waa arralogcd In tho Tomb, police court
to-day. Rice 1» the 1're.ldent of Ute l tic.,
Ithaca and Elmira Ksllway Company and Is
tho man who was arrowed last night at
Delmonlco'a restaurant, on Fifth avenue, as
aUted In an t arllor dlapatch. The «frost
watt uiado on tho complaint of rrwenci
Cle-eland, of No. W Wall atreet, who 1» a
cousin of Governor-elect Cleveland,
on a charge of hypothecating 10,000 share,
of the original stock of aabl railway, at the
Third national Bank of New York, which
thould have beet cancelled on Uic Issue of
tho new certificates, and for the Uking up
of which, for tho purpose of nroeecatfon.the
true owner, of the atocks had to pay f 10,090
ou December ad. The stocka were pledged
In the lall of 187». ■
William K. Klntr.lng appeared for the de
fence. On being arrested the accused
feased to be of the
ift>
opinion that the difll
eulty bad beeu aetUcd, änd «*pr*M*Ml »ur
prine. It Ift Intimated that the chargea em
brace iorgery, embcwilenicnt and larceny.
Hearing o7 the cam »h adjourned.
It is impoftftfblo to »tat* how much money
Rice realized from Ute over-iaaue of »lock,
but it i* known to exceed f100,000 and may
reach twice that aum
Alim Ilia Wn««ru Lalon.
New Ysuk, D«'. 16 — Misai». Head A
Pctorl of Philadelphia, repimetiUiiK a iium
Iwr of cttleenB of Pennsylvania,to-day served
on the Preeident of Ibe Western Union Tele
graph Company a notice from the Attorney
General of Pennsylvania, citing that com
pany to appear on the 27tli of .lauuary to
show cause why be should not flic an Infor
mation In behalf ol the |x-opl.- against that
inpany, to rastrnin It troin doing business
that State and for the appototmeLt of a
receiver for all Its tinea and property In
Pennsylvania, because of hsvlng forfeited
the same by reason of lie repeated violation
of the constitution of the Stal« prohibiting
telegraph eoiupany from consolidating
with another, or holding a controlling In
terest In thcatock; or bonds of any «tber,
or acquiring by purchase or otherwise any
other com|Kttng Hues.
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English Mlnt"terlal Change«.
I««>Nik)N, Dec. 1«V— Mr. Gladstone, tho
Karl of Sydney, the Marquis of llartlnghm,
Karl Kimt»eriey, Lord l)er!»y, Rt. Hon.
Hugh C. E, Child* r* and 8lr Arthur Peel
are ln council with the Queen at Windsor
Castle. The following changes in the Cabi
net are said to be imminent : Lord Derby to
the Secretaryship of State for the. Colonies,
Karl Kimberley, Secretary of State for
India, aud tho Maruuis of llartington, 8<iC
India, aud tho Marquis
retary of State for A ar.
••Reality Unadorned (With l'Impie») Is
Adorne«! the Most."
If you rletlre s fair complexion free from
pimples, blotches ami eruptions, take ••Oolden
Moo leal Discovery." By druggists. mht
TUKUlrl ISIAKKETV.
Loewi Qiiotatlooi Correcte«! Daily 111 the
Street Market.
rtsOim xtc.
Oozaacrrun Daily by Tua William Lka h
SOU# UoMl'AMY, HRAMliYWlMK illLXtt—
n.auH run iuh'l.
Wd. I«ea h Hon'*
retail.
Patent
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wholesale,
'Hert' Kolter
few
! Clifton F.K.F Extra
j Vuutaxat F. do. Family do
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Occidental
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Cutllns,
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Corn ihort«,
Uran,
17
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per hundred.
Fi 06A2
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meal, fine yellow, sj.M;
(lorn meet, whits.
Corn meal, eoerae,
10
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Frim« long-berry wheat.
New dry —
110
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hay, raxu, rr«\—«•ouni«TKu haily
m> »ilium', vo. 417 rKENcH htukki :
per bu
W. J.
per ewt
<•0 fti 1.10
May.
Htraw ..
Oat». .
Brau, double bushel
Cracked
MUldllugfi,double bushel
Coanw meal.
Ooru
Shelled corn.
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! Turkeys, wholesale, drc»sc*l..
ü I Turkeys, rctgll, dressed.1ft
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Sirloin steaks per pound.
Uump steaks per iMiund.
K'ltiud steiiks per poûnd .
Rtb roast per pound.
< buck roavt per pouud.
I btnwlng pieces,.....
Holling bits por pound.
Shins,.
Kidney fat,per pound..
Lamb chops, per pound.
Lamb roasts, per pouud.
Mutton chops, per pound.
Mutton roasts, per pound.....
Yenl cutlet*, per pound,......
■ Veal roasts, per pound.
; rouu etc., coitiiKmcn daily by h. c . pill,
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Kook n*h, por pound —
White Perch, per pound
Trout, per pound.
Halibut, per pound.
Cattish, per pound.
Mackerel, per piece....«
Black fish..
Blue bass.
Terrapin per dosen .
Haddock.
Market cod.
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«îa tillage,per head....
I Turnip«, per half peck
Celery, per bunch.
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Yohk, Deo. 16.—Flour dull :
$2.35a$3.60 ; superior Western, S3 25a3.75.
! Wheat. No. 1 white winter, $1.04al.07 ; No. 2,
red winter, $l.C9%al.00>$ January ; $1.11^
February.
i Corn, No. 2. 69 cosh; do. January, 65%a66%.
Oats, No. 2 , 46^046% December ; 46%a47
• January«
Rye. quiet: Wextern, 66a89; State, 67a70,
Barley, uuiot, ungraded: Cauadu, b7.
! l'ork, dull; $19.00.
i Lurd, January. $10.76: February, flo.wa
10.H2H.
Butter, Arm; creamery fancy, 38a39: Western,
22a30.
Sugar, Arm; centrifugal. 7%; refined cut loaf
and crushed, OR; granulated, K%a9.
l- 4 çgs, dull; SUte 800 * 1 ;
State
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SEALING WAX FOR FRUIT JARS
BOLUABLE BLUE FOR THE LAUNDRY
—AT—
BRADFORD'S PAINT STORE
Nob. 6 and 8 E. Third St
MOnfXKW.
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
rment, and to»
U
perfect every ga
day we assert that our garments
have no superior as to fit, while
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 fitting
than most of the custom work
that is made nt a very low
price. We make this statement,
although we make to order suits
low as Eighteen Dollars, but
more ot our custom work is
from Thirty to Fifty Dollars a
suit ; because we are having
finest work in our city, and
customers are the best dressed
people 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
find such fine goods at
such low prices in our city."
1 iOok at our TEN DOLLAR
SUITS and our FIFTEEN
DOLLAR OVERCOAT; thèse
are special bargains.
our
as
tha
our
110
WO can
to
Jno. W. Dif.fendohk & Co.
Fourth and Market Sta.
Is
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J^KFFNER'8 .
Oyster Hay and Dining Saloon
-IlMcment of—
885 MARKET STREET.
. to 12 night.
Moala a«rve«l from 7 a.
toctHi tin
H. JACOBS
MAN UFACITIIE« OF—
IMPROVED RUBBER
R.
HAND STAMPS,
d for marking Linen*
Card «I w. or an y style,
with Indelible Ink.
B. W. COK. SIXTH AND SHIPLEY HTH.
dccft-i-i0
WUinlngtou, Delaware.
^ 10FFKE ! COFFER !
100 BAUS UF ELEGANT
LAOYAYRA,RIO,
MARACAIBO AND JAVA
COFFERS
Is the time to lay In
Just received. N
for ilu* Winter, and to buy cheap go
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1883 .
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IINUBK TUB CAPITOL'
Th« Nmu« Dtscasslng th, , .
BUI—What ,h. .I,,'.« ,
Washington, Or«-. a lL
to-day, Mr. Morrill renortad r, lhe 0eutlp
bill for<H»«rl.nli l »Unir^m .luu"'» Ur m lr
pro, m et East of U» C.% Ä5
Ttut oxirniling ih« bo„aJq Æî JJ?Ç
»« re-om mitten to tho Mmmi. k ïî f
Gitll Bertlcc bill w.sThe a T.h n an ^
PeuiHoton took the lloor. h n up ""I
Mr. eald the theory of the hill
m<ml> shall not be made esceut f, -
cauao. It tvaa d,• eignet b , caeh mo. .
cheat the other. He did not wai t im 0
IflliiK oh this enbjcet, but tütî wh
mockery and a enare. *" «
Mr. Hawley ealil It wee the purooeeof th,
proraoUTe of the bill to ImVodwT
ii.atory ehang.Hn the civil eertrlee
Mr. Ingalls a-ke.1 Mr. Hawley u,
him, not what may be the opinion of ien
Of the measure, but whether he heile!
htmaelf that office holders shall hin
tenure or a fixed term of office
Mr. Hawley—The bUI leaves the nows,
remove where It Is now. It distinctly 8 |„
an admirable system for supplying,^,*«,
1» public services. I advise the Hcnat
wbeu uu wlrtliCB to chârw!t«ri*e the bill
humbug hud Juggling to make
outride this chamber.
,*£• This bill la not devised
either political party In the Senate
sent here by self constituted men- bv
cecdlugly holy, wise and upright men'i
aide ot this chamber, and has been prat
cally accepted by the committee of t
body.
Mr. Voorheee spoke at length against
principles of the measure, anil said he ,
surprised at the trivial
SATURDAY
» home
that re
■ a II
I» rrmar
It w
>1 narrow
ncopo
HOW IHK Horse l'ARfeEft its TIME.
In the House, alter passing a bill auth
laine the sale of the Soldier»' Home r
perty at Harrodaburir, K>., Mr. Ro
I teating »Raima the special faemtie!' 111 '
| lbc
faciliUo* furntahed, with New York
•Urting point, »»eimflt« the whole
He recognized the fact that this fight U
ing made against newspapers ami Yallrq
becauae they have been too critical, bul
thought iL proper that the Horn should
above auch spirit.
Mr. Rcagtfn remarked that this
peared to him to be "a stake put up t<
gambled for by the railroad companies
to be extorted from the toll of the mtlli
who appear to have no repmentatloi
thlft floor."
Mr. Robeaou remarked that he was u<
sonftitivc to criticism of the press or
, itlng of ttmlaflh of great railroads, to j
either anything which 1« not for the ha
of the peopie and the country.
Mr. Hewitt urged hpf-clal facilities foil
York, which means facilities for the «
I country. Roth amendment.- making
I propriationa for apodal fadiitlt*
I malls wore voted down.
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WASHINGTON NOTE».
Wa»hinoton, Dee. 16.—The Kepull
Senators held a caucus this monilug. j
admission of Dakota w an under conn
tlou. No definite conclusion was reft
The holiday recess was casually coud
Land lOdays recess was thought tu to
Sonic discussion was had on the Civil 9
Reform, but nothing definite wag red
An agent of the Secret Service, «livid
8au Francisco, reports the arrest In th
of Johu T. Hcnneberry for paasing cd
felt silver coin.
Tho Navy Department is informed 9
arrival in 8an Francisco of the United
steamship Alaska.
Tho bill making appropriations I
current y«?ar, and the contingent ca
of the Indian Department, and lor fu]
the treaty stipulations with various,
tribes for the year, ending June 30,
and for other purpose*, which is nmv
the Ben ate, appropriates in the aggl
$5,363,155.'.»! . The Senate Committed
to the bill, $l54,m
Improving the school.
Wa»hii*oton, Lire. 16.—A
Congress on the subject of nation
common schools from the I ,ln ' ul
Benevolent .jiaoelatioiis, doiug rilui
luth and among 1
work in the w
signed by Bishop C«»x«*, of the r. t.
Bishop B. Simpson, ol the M
and others, has taten presented to n
through Senator Blair ot New 11«
and the matter eotnes up In the Sr
eonslderattou ou the Util ot .Tnnuarj
before the Hal
same subject comes
Tuesday.
Small Damage In LoadaaJ
London, Dee. 1«.-Thc lire atl
furniture establishment, mcutioMf
earlier dispateh, w;.h cuufincd toj
separate warehouse. The ralesroj
uninjured.
\8 a
says
*Dr. 8. H. Brittan
Ians do not, by their 1»
up the icmiilo constitue»
cure the discuses to w
in ettr variable cltniatoand t»"^ r •
olvlItuttoD. Si.cvlul romiiiliiii tn
tiiilrud tu restore i...
strengt Ill'll UioenfeeblcirpowrF f
»ml for most of tlieso we» r """ ,D S
oiltsl.loof tho ineUleal Iitofo»™'
very host of theso rerm-ul»!, '
nontpmccloMr». Ly.l1» 1- > lnk "
taDlo Compound.' v
lonal met h
while th»]
hieb it w *1»
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Another €M* of i:llml ^
The Ixiulilaim Stnto I^JÖSn
South Washington, ' (i «
to ho divided n mon» scion m'-"
Owynn Hhirlsaml Jweik "<»,
tin oyster sclioonor, hylii a
which paid $15,000. rive
more, comlucWr Baltimore
Alfred Bodniysr v-gln«
Fotomao road; Mr. L.th o|'- ,
rotul: Mr. Imwtt.. cond«it»r" "
»notti.r niau whose "Ä 0 «rth
formed a pool and hi ushf sta „
one of which reulftcd »
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