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KEPRINTEO FROM YMTKROAy
THF. LBGWLATDRK.
y of This Morning*» Proceeding*
—The Vote for Governor.
the Oiwtu-.]
(Special dDpalch
Dover, Del., Jan. 9.—-Iu the House, thia
morning, the joint rule« for the government
or intercourse between the two bodies weie
adopted.
Mr. JuatU gave notice of an act to amend
the charter of the town of Newport.
Two thousand copies of the report of
.lame» II. Groves, State Superintendent of
Education were ordered to be printed.
p.
SENATE.
In The Senate, Messrs. Roe, Houston and
Chandler were appointed an the Senate part
of the Joint Committee on the inauguration
of Governor-elect Stocklcy.
Mr. Betts gave notice of an act to incor
porate the Brandywine Catholic Burying
Association.
Mr. Betts also Introduced a bill to incor
porate the Delaware Lumber Company and
one to incorporate the Springer, Morley it
Uauae Company of tViliuiugtou.
.Mr. A. B. Cooper introduced a bill to re
peal the uniform ballot law.
JOINT MEETING.
At 11 o'clock a joint session was held, for
the purpose of counting and ascertaining
the result of the tote for Governor at the
recent election.
Speaker Cooper o! the »Senate, Speaker
pro tan Denney of the House, Representa
tive Gooch and Senator Chandler acted as
tellers, and on counting the returns as for
warded by the Prothonatories ot the several
counties announced the following us the
result :
Charles C. Stoekley.
Albert Lurry.
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. 14.62U
Stock ley'* majo-ity.
Mr. 8tockl»y was declared duly elected
Governor, and a certificate to this efTect wi
made out and signed by both speakers.
MEETING OP THE INACGl'BAL COMMITTEE.
Cflpeclal dispatch to the Gazette. :
Dover,Del., Jan. 9»— The joint committee
on the inauguration of Governor-elect
Stoekley, met at noon to-day, Representa
tive W. A. Comegys presiding.
Messrs. John 1* Saulsimry, John A.
Nicholson, 0. L. Williamson, Wo. Walker,
Jr., F.. T. Cooper, Dr. Young, Hueaton Cul
bretb, R. R. Kenney, John C. Peunewill
and Francis M. Dunn were named as a com
mittee on iiehalf of the citizens of Dover to
co-operate with the Legislative Committee
in conducting the inauguration aud at
tendant crreràonies.
FROM THF I8THMC8.
Dentti of ttie President ot the Colombian
Lniou--A Fatal Riot.
Panama, Jan. 9.—-Official announcement
ol the death ol the President of the Colom
bian Union has been received here. The
weeond Vice-President, Dr. Jose Otealora, is
acting President.
A riot occurred at Aspinwall on Suuday,
December 24, on the arrival of the royal
mall steamer rued way, and was attended
with fatal results. Some Jauiaicians at
tempted to go on the wharf to meet their
coimtrymeu on the steamer but were* re
lused admission by the guard During the
row stoues were t ht own and shots fired.
men were killed and many others
wounded.
The Unite»! 8tate& flagship Pensacola
arrived from Caloaon December '?7th with
Admiral Balcli. who intends leaving for
San Francisco, and will be placed ou the re
tired list.
THK KKYRm ,. TASK
Mt KUBOU) CASK
Tli. f'lainun K«. an<1 Court A.ljount»
Until To-Morrow.
* n.n.aaHnu»»,,.,, nt ... .«.I
( unsnleratilf argument was in,lultNtt in
this mornimr upon the otter of Ute plaiutifl'
to show the efforts of Anthony JU'thold to
procure boats during certain seaions, and
the question was ruled out by Judge Brad
tord upon an objwtlon by the defendant's
« ounsel.
C aptain John Robinson, James Bowers -
William 11. Allen, Philip Key bohl, Philip .I,
>f"i ï 00re , w rr 7 a 1 mln , ed " ,0 th '
wa„e» of setmen and deeh-hands on vessels
encaged on the inside and coast traues.
At 12.45 the side of the plaiutifl was
closed, counsel reserving the right, how
ever, to introduce and examine certain hooks
of the canal company which have not yet
tteen brought lato court.
i ourt was then adjourned until 10.30 to
morrow morning. Ilia Honor, Judge Brad
ford, being somewhat Indisposed. j
. . !
Former Wilmington Lady Head. ,
Mrs. Eliza Jane Tavlor, wife of David E.
Taylor, formerly proprietor of the Black 1
Horse Hotel, this city, died on Sunday!
morning, at her residence In Toughkena
•n, Cheater county, l'a. Deceaaed was an
•i»ti niable lady, an»i had numerous friends j
and relative» in Wilmington.
Burned WltJi Vitriol.
A dJiy or two since while two boy» we
engaged in pouring some vitriol from one
-el to another, at the Augustiue Mills, |
vessel slipped, throwing the liquid over
face and bands of one Si tin lads,burn
log him severelv.
LOCAL LACONIC«.
Martha Hopton, residing at N«>, su7
Orange stre**t. celebrated the nlnty-first an
uiversary of her birth yesterday.
Trie four tin»* ppecimen/| ot painting e\hi
WtA*J for the past tew «lavs in tlie window of
8. U. Ball's store window, were the-work of
Miss lAsoa Moore, a pupil of Miss Houston.!
C harl'V Manlove of the Richmond, Va.
club, lias been <*ngage»l as catcher of th»*
Active club, and will alternate with Lynch
und Ardner. Up I. u good catcher, clevsr
Tf.-. -.S«. 1 X'Ä
»*aD*ii»*rs.
Mi
Th»* "Lights ol Londou" troupe, whiefi
recently appeared in tills city had their
scenery and baggage destroyed in a collision
on the Burlington, < edar Rapids aud North
ero railroad in Iowa, yesterday. Four ol
also injured, one of
the property men
them fatalH.
Henry Cleinineus, known in this city,
aud Hattie Bail, botli marrie«!, who
«•eutiy eloped from Reading, were captured
yesterday at Bethlehem, Pa., and taken t*.
«he former city, where they were committed
to jail to answer the charge of adultery,
•ns hs.s i wif«* and four children,
und is a prominent member Cof the Sons of
Veb*
re
Tt* vuU'rtaimncm trivon by the German
Sgmgerbuml last evening, in German Hall,
was largely attended. The lucky number»
1u ti»«* contest lor th»* piano was iibl held by
•los. ph Neher. (*old rings were presente«l
to Mrs. Daniel Maier, Mrs. E. I*. Freye and
Emma Man/., for having secured the
i arg est amount of money. The festivities
«oni-iudeil with »lancing. '
Cie
l'KKMONAL.
F. Richter of Camden, secretary' o t the
Int« r State As>o».*latton, apent u few houra
in tiiU city, to-day.
Mr. W. S. Miller of Reading, representing
the Reading Oil Company, ami a stockholder
of the Active club is in this city.
CITY ITEMS
Cliriatfield & Beat.
-utterlev & Oo.. Photographen. 802 Market at
Men's Underwear, Scarf*», E. W. Collars,
Shirts, lanndried and unlaundried. Our
dollar shirt lia«» a reputation for excel!»*nee
••quailed in this city.
•
. B. Cole.292 Market
re r. nAasoain.
A Loral Tlmo Table With tl»e !.aiest
Corrections.
TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON FOR
Pu I LA.— 2.00*— 2.28* — Ö.30— 6.66 7JWΗ 7.L0
Nkw York — 2.00*—2. »«—6.30—7.60— 9.60—
11.63 a. m— 13.88— i.63—6.17*—6 38*—7 26 d m
B.vLtimorb— 1.06*—1.42*—4.61 *— 9.06* - 9.17
U 1 .OO a. Q.—12.2F-1.IXI—1.09 6.00—-6.00—6 67—
1.
6.17
A. 1.04* p. m.
W ran I NO TON—1.42*—4.61 *—9.06—9 17
— i u*>— l Ote d 67—H.94* p. m.
a iu.
BaLTIWORS AMD IMTIRMBDIAT« «TATtOWR
1.06*—».IT 10.00 ». m:—1.00—6.00 p. ln.
* Train« running tooth daily and Sunday,
t Train« running anly on Sunday.
1 Connect at Gray'« Ferry for old depot,
Broad and Washington avenue.
1MLAWARX Railroad—«. oo*—9.10 a. m;—1.06
«4.00*—4.*6t p. m. No Sunday train«.
• ror New Ca«tle only
t For Harrington and intermediate station*.
W iLMi MOTOM k North an* railroad—T. lSQ a.
jus— 1.»— 6.1*2 p. to.
Duawau wubtkrh Kailboad—7.06—10.30
;_^.30 p. m. Sunday train* 10.30 a. m— «.00
p. m.
trains arrive at wiGuttuvitTON KuuM
pnLADm.rau—*.*:*—7.t6
•.OS*—«.1H-9.0S—10.10*—ll.:ti—u.a6 a. m;—PASO
—1.07— ï.aot— tt»o— lW>— a.66—a.4o—a.aa— «.*
-a.4*-:.8at—T.W-».60-W.3*-10.M|>. iu. ;
Naw Yoa*-t.æ!*-4.4:*-8.os*-».u ». in- less
baxtivoe»— 1.41*—— o.ät — ». m — it.42 ». and
111
t tm Sunday only. as
—a.«*—«.oj i>. in. no Sunday tr«„ ; .. i is
• From Now nantie only. |
wtunnoTo» » Noirra»»» a.ni.iu».o- ol
8.40— 11.40». :o:—0.44p. n*. ,
dhlawak* »wtihk haii.a,>aD-s.ooa. m;—
2.16 p. m. Sunday trains h.lu a. m.;—6.40 p. m
TRAINS LEAVE FUR WILMINGTON
Philadelphia New UroaD Strrrt l»Eror
42.30*—3.65*—6.20—7.20*—B.OtS-».21--S.ii6t~lu.ie
—11.30—11.60 n. m;—l.S2t—1.32—3.16—
4.02— 4.26— 6.06— 6.20- 6.56— «.06f — fl.bfl —4.H0»
—9.30—10.00—11.32* P. m.
Broad
- 10.16 a.
Washimoton AVBNrw-8.no —loo
j— 1.30—3.10—4.3D—5.16 p. m
Naw Oastl»—§. 33—10.00—11.48 a. m —4.4V—
6.49 p. in.
* Daily and Sunday,
t On Sunday only.
Oak
49*The black figure« denot« tbs MiutUKt
Bxprews trains.
OUR MAIUI
Their Arrival and Depart
Kffeet July 1st, 18H«.
The Post Office in thin city will he open daily,
except Sunday, from 6.3u a. m. to 9 p. in.
Private boxe* are aeeespible until 11p.m. On
Sunday* open trotn 8.30 to 9 ,°4> a. m. ITivate
l)oxe« Aceet»sll>le from 6 to 8 p. m. I'ne whole
sale stamp window will close nt 6.30 p. tu. The
money order office will close at 6.00 p. in.
MAIL» CLO»* A» FOLLOW«
HOBTH
Wilmington A Northern Railroad to Reading
:ral south
Taking
year
it
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ble
de».
at
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•*
before
j the
as
Pa., and points on the Baltimore C
of Chadd's Ford, 7.40 a. ui
Philadelphia closed pouch. 8.30 a. ro,
Philadelphia and wayroail, 9.00 a.
New York, PennsylvauiA and points ea.«t and
west. v. a. ru
Delaware Western Kaliroail to Ijindenherg,
10.00 a. m.
Philadelphia, New York city, Pennsylvania
and New Jersey, 11.60 a. m.
Philadelphia, New York and all points
and west, 1.30 p. in.
Philodel
slphia. New York and all point* east
, 4.40 p. m.
Y ork cltlos closed
»1 d
Philadelphia
pouches, 9.36 p. m.
Pennsylvania west ot Lancaster, aud all
points west and southwest 9.36 p. to.
All points north, east, west and southwest,
.1 .\
LOOp. in.
All Louisiana is sent west except News »r leans
which is sont suufii on though mail.*.
SOUTH.
altltnore and way mail. 7.40 a. in.
Washington and all points south, 7.40 a. m
All points
Supplementary mail for the Peninsula, 9.00 { 7
a. m.
Baltimore, Washington and all points south, <
New}H>rt, Sunton, Newark, Llkton ami j
Havre de Grace. 12.30 p. nt. | man
Polnteon Baltimore < Entrai,' hot ween Ponde 1 ent
P ÄSSKJÄÄÜS S: S: i
Peninsula north of Harrington, Including I ' Ii
Delawaro City and St. Georges, S.tt) p.m. j
Baltimore,eloied pouch. 6.6o p. m. | »tri-d
Baltimore, Washington and ail points south j qnd
ll.oo p. ui. i
«4..LS ARR1V« *»D K»ADV ...» DaUVHRT. I J 0Z(
^ trom^W llmlnifU,.: «. hortHara KaUroml, |
'»rom New York. FhllaUeli'hla, Wathlneton I 1! "
and all other points, 6.30 p. m.
From Philadelphia, New York and points
in n0 rtH. east and wist. E>.3u ». in.
Krom way mall (Tom Philadelphia, R.:<0a. in. Btan
to Erom P.nlnrala and all north »rSarrltiaton I J ®
£»" ""M" 11 ' »•"' a m ' n
From Peninsula mil" kii'p. m. i
From Philadelphia, New York and points hv
- north and east, l.3b p. m. \
.I, From Baltimore, Washington ami points ;
'- "'i^m " tw"re Wertem Kallroml, tt.»p. m. j
From Philadelphia, New Vorlt and points H
north and oast, 6.40 p. m. I b
From Baltimore, Washington aud pointe!,,
south and southw»st. 6.40 p. m. ^
*'Trlntil'Sn 'm ''' ïu?
âm partial' ^ ; P ' ' * :
' GoÛwulone trom street boxes are made hy the I
rarriern at «.isoand lo.ooa, m. J. su and 4,uo p.in,
An additional «dlectiun will tie made at 7.30 . no
j LSbart"nd W^fe'r eÄiÄ*"
! inclusive. On Sunday a lull eolleeiion wilt f
, made at 6.00 p u,. t.ual letters fi r cnrrle;
E. delivery should be deposited in the Post (ifb
1 "»Inufs latlbre the hour nidetiverv
W . Y. SWWHHÏ1 1. Postmaster,
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BUT SELL. MORE GOODS COMING.
city,
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of I of the
re- i
8ev«dity-live ol the finest suits Ilia« have
?v«*r been offered for sale in Wilmingt»
counters to-day, consisting \
fine«! Cheviots, Uassimeres
I in '!!'*"■ »'
Hall, ; !' " . * MU a ' undo rilei8to makeanother , Kt
rwl, ietIon Incur Overcoats. Sixty-nine pair *
by * Hie. finest Pants ever offered for sal«*.
I Those having use lor these goods will find it ;
and u , »hot,* t . .n , , „ , j
the , ot „ ^ t umî !
; xa,nln, ' u, '' sl, j**k at the
ill ! f.
MIS F I Th
PARLORS,
1 No. 1 East Fourth Street. ! *
the :
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j ONE DOOR BELOW MARKET STREET. !
at
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j Mr. J. De Woll is constantly in attend! ■ t
• j where lie will Ik? pleased to meet his friends, j
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WITHOUT! medicines:
ALLANS SOLUBLE MEDICATED BOUGIES '
Patente*!, October 16th, 1876.
7.L0 —One !h>x of—
S- l*"!,?""- *»>• «»" four days or I«.
9.60— ! l î H . Ufl< ' 0,J 1 ;> ,1 l 0of s "f culM-hd, copaiba
m ' aapUttl wool, Uiri »r.* ccruHn to pr«««luce dyn
9.17 ' 'TSflS»,^l.». «SSHKiV aUdrarïîsïï?! î r'iïS"S 0h *
67— ' receipt of prt«*/*. fur further uarttciilsrs Bend '
» |**r cfrcnlwr P. O. Bex, 1,533.
J. C. ALLAN CO.,
-Ich 11 Street, New Vorr
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Little Suits ol Kilmarnock
Kersev for bovs from 3 to 10
f ■ . Ä
ye!»rH at »4. which IS »1.50
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less than our vesterdav s price,
and the least that you would
expect so good a suit lor, even
111 * Bargain Sale. It is strong
as Rough and Tumble, which
is saying much, and onlv one
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ol u great arrav of Bargains,
, . ,* . . • * , ,
which is saving u groat deal
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Wanajiakeh & Brown.
Oak Ball, sixth
<1 Market Streets.
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year just now passing than ever before since
it was first printed. No other newspaper
published ou this ride of the earth has been
bought and rend in any year by
and women.
We are credibly in formed'that people buy,
rvaii, and like The Sun for the following
reasons among others :
Because it« news columns present it
attractive form and with the greatest possi
ble accuracy whatever ha- interest for
humankind; the events, the deeds and mis
de». is, the wisdom, the philosophy, the
notai»!»* folly, the solid sense, the Improving
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remarks concerning jiersons and affairs 77*/
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•* xact truth to the best of it- ability three
hundri-d and sixty live days fu the ye
before election as well as after, about the
whales as well as about the small fish. In
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as when supported by general approval.
Sun has absolue!y no purposes to serve,
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REPRINTEDFROM YESTERDAY
NEW YOllK m IHiKT.
An Kitoimou* Money Order llu*lne«K—
Threatenloi; Letters — A r reefed for
Id bel.
New York, Jan. 9.—A report completed
yesterday by Poetmaater Pea non »how« the
money order buriu* tran*acted tbrought
the New York post office to have reached
the enormou» sum of $*£1,101,847,54, an in
crease of $7,310,000 over that of the preceed
ing year.
Charles R. Fallings of RoMYflle, who has
been instrumental in compelling delinquent
liquor dealers to pay their proper fees, re
ceived a threatening letter yesterday, which
stated that he wou.d be assassinated if ho
did not leave the State at once. He has not
gone away but is looking for the letter
writer with detectives.
The forty-third
ual meeting of the St.
Georges Cricket Club was held last night.
The treasurer's report showed a balance In
favor of the club. Tie* receipts from the
Australian match barely covered expenses.
The.offices elected wert* : D. B. Gilbert,
President; B. Misty, Treasurer, and J. 11.
Smith, Secretary. George Giles was re-en
gaged a» ground keeper and onlered to lay
out a s|h*c ial court for lawn tenuis.
George Isaacs, superintendent of Malley'a
shoe stör»! in New Haven, Conn., was
brought to this city and locked up by Detec
tive Iludlcbcrg last night,to answer a charge
of having criminal!v lil>eled Colonel Fuller
of Bayonne. X. J. He will bo taken tocourt
to-day.
Some scoundrel, last night, sent out seven
false fire alarms, calling out 70 engines and
16 hook and ladder cömpanies. There 1» a
heavy reward for his capture.
William Harrlsou, the alleged blackmailer
of Miss Rick, w ife of the missing merchant,
was arraigned at police court and held for a
further examination.
Au unknown man found dead in the tuu
nel on the N. Y. & L. K. railroad, under
Bergen IH1I. He was about 50 vears old,
dressed In black, and In his pockets were
found 980.30 In money, a ticket for t ails
tadt, aud a card bearing the name of - Carl
Heinrich Papiews, 147, Cnrlstie street,
New York."
Speaker of the N*m Jitrwj House
i KENTON, N. J., Jan. 9.—At a Demo
ratic caucus meeting in the Assembly
Chamber, after a lougand excited session,
Thom*« O'Connor, or Newark, w as nomi
nated speaker.
* If yon are a Woman und would contribute
InSnenc» to redeem humanity tom ils I
nberless Ills, make ail thing- else sul*or- ,
diuate to health. If you possess thiGn-stiinabb
treasure you may transmit the Fume and your
offspring uiny ritte up and call you blcsaed. To
Thi'ham:!.;: 1 ;;, I
I
TUE Uirt MAKKETH.
I.oatil QuotiftUoim 4 or reefed ILuly In U»e i
Mlreet Market.
flock arc.
UORMOTBD I>AILT BY TBK WILLIAM I.KA &.
Oompaky, Brandywink Milla— i
FL-HK PKR BAR L.
Wm. Lea *l Son's
wholesale,
•Best' Koller
te 90
retail, j
'atent |
t; 4o ;
Olifton r.F.r Extra
l 'outaxa t r. do. Family do
Kirkwood Kollar Gmund,
»ccidontai
Supertin©
Fain.
Best iniddllnxs.
Best ship Mutt
OuUtn#,
Dorn short».
Bran,
Uorn meal, hue yellow, 83.oo
Cora meal, white.
Dorn meal, eoars^
do
Ö 76
7 25 j
6 26
f. 73
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fl 6U j
6 76
« bO j
do b 21
do 4 (K>
per ton.
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17
r
iv
per hundred.
*2 0602 10
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aio4$2 u
l teS-2 08
uaxih
l>er bushel.
Prime long-berry wheat
~ dry oorn,
I 0»
N
HAY, FEED, ETC.
>KRECTKD DAILY
t MORROW, KO. 417 FRENCH »TRUST:
per hit
Jï Î7, 1 ,
Hay.
Straw.
( >ats.)
Brau, double bushel.
«'racked corn.
Ml(1*1 lings.ilcubic huKhei
Coarae meal.
ear.
1
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Shelled
Ground oorn and oat*
. C5
POULTRY, ETC..—<HiRRR4TKIl
DAILY »Y MEHfilCK, THIRD STREET MARKET.
Print butter, per ®. wholesale.! .30 ft «
Print *• " •• retail.40 & .4
" " *• wholesale. .28 hq
i» ut * " " retail..
Ekk?, wholesale, |ier do
Eeks. retail, p
Ohlokcns, alive wholesale
( 'hlckens, iirease.d wholesale.. .12 ft .15
rth,cltons,»hva.fetal,.la "t .in
i'hickeni», dreased, retail.14 ft .is
Cheese, wholesale, per pound.. .7 kf< .14
Çhocse, reiuil, " *.s ij h .)h
'! ur ]' c *>>,wiH l usale,dressed.14 (f .id
Furkeys. retail, dressed.16 Vq ih
BKKK lo,:,lfc4lEt ' daily nv william clavky.
sirloin
Rump steaks'pe:
Hound .-te«*,-j.»*
Rib roost per
Ohuck r»>ast j
Slewing piec
Boillntr bits i
Shins,.
JCidney fat,per pound .
l-au)b chop-, per pound
IjAinb ri»as
.Mutton cu
Mutton ru,
ioxen ..
.11
• i -
pound .
|iound..
pound
pound.
*er pouud ...
pound —
. .20
.26
.1*5 a
■ .20
.14 f*
.lo th ,i»w
• .H iu .10
.14
.14
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»boulder*....
Dried beet...
bait flitch....
U'
ft
Ü .29
IÔ <t/) .20
li .16
a.
per p.
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cutlets, p
pouml.
Veal r
nd.
•1C W .18
HY H. (*. Dil.L
:*«
wliolesale
12^
-tall
17
1 i
I^oinB and sausage.
Fresh shoulder«...
I'ork steak und Fausagc
Hams..,
Flitch..
Fresh In
Smoked hue
S'ä
Kol
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12
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12
u
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16
o 1.
eet.
ogna sausage.
Giver pudding...
l^ard.
If.
12K
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12
16
FISH, OORKHCTKD DAILY BY t*
ST EE KT MARKET.
Pike.
Hake shad
Sise
Pollock.
Kook fish, per ;>>mna.
White Perch, per pound .
Trout, per pound.
j Halibut, per pound.
Cattish, per pound.
Mackerel, per piece.
! Black list,.
I Blue bass.
1 ' f ' rr apin per «logen .
.
! Market cod.
! Pickerel.
Smelt*...
If.
. .15
.10
*'
.12X«
• 12 <0
Af>
.16
20
• 12V,
•WK
16,181 (
if.
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VBOKTARLUI.
j Potaloe*, per half-peck.i*
I Sweet potato»**», per half peck.. .12
< tabbage, per liead. e.
l urnlp-«, per half peck.s
« elery, per bunch.s
D elaware carpet house,
NO. 309 MARKET 8TKFRT.
VN *■ have just received a large stock
—OP FINK—
TAPKBTKY BRUSSELS, THREE-PLY
INGRAINS AND DAMASK
( R -t* K T IN G8
: ■ Also a large assort ment of -
I on.
,,N -
« LOTUS, MATTINGS AND WIN
DOW SHADES.
S ii «all
giving bargains.
1 satisfy
*11 Ui
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J INDEM AN PIANOS!
A 7-octavi Stein way Square
A 7-octave Chase Square.
Haines Upright, and a fine 7 %
$175, at
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LINDEMAK BROS.,|
111 & 113 W. Fourth St.
CINCINNATI, Ü
CLOTH t KB.
To-day & To-Morrow. ;
At the Wilmington Clothing
House, Fourth and Market
streets, we will present to ever)'
purc haser of clothing one ot
our plaeques—"Red Riding
Hood" or "Morning Prayer"
—as a Christmas souvenir.
They are very attractive and
will please the children.
We will add that we have
made our prices to correspond
with the lateness of the season
and to attract purchasers who
wish to secure a suit or an
overcoat for the child, hoy or
man who has not yet bought.
Prices and quality will tell,
and we will tell you our low
prices when you call. Largest
stock to select from. Do not
fail to visit us.
Yours truly,
Jno. W. Dikfendorf & Co.
N B.—Kilt Suits at a sacrifice.
A DAMS AND BROTHER,
■*»
No. 504 Market btreet,
!
—CHEAP
Store,
Casii Variety
TOYS, DOLLS \ MASKS.
tint noon»,
H»'SlKin
boots, shoes & rubbers
ncvtionr.
1, ADI KS* Jk <j K
UNDER WEAR,
UltOCKEKY, TIN.
HI.AHSWAKIk,
HAD, H KM P,
IMJKAIN AND
ST A1 It < AKPKI.
STAIR RODE,
ruuTAi.NH.
P*i. Lantern*.
I.argt^l
< « In
tl (thraiH-tK line of L:
ruble
Um/Ivn.'I
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ry, Express Whfoiis,V» l(*<
riptlcn», Dolls, DoU
s. The larjcst, eh
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of
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BABY CARRIAGES in ihc Slate.
-BOL«
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HARPER'S BAZAR ?ATTERN8.
ll whl pro you to < si!.
«I prices before piirclntHiiu:.
1 »
Of
TABLE, STAIR and FLOOR OIL CLOTHS.
6-lS-12-VF-d.lw
•»Is
j
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AM NOW PREPARED TO DELIVEl
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ALL SIZES OF COAL !
SI'l-Kl
»K qiJALlTY Full FAMILY 1LSH |
!
AT TUE LOWEST MARKET KATES !
uai *■«•11 !*rr«-wiie*l
it In ©©liar*.
K F TOWNSEND,
DFFICK A YARD, FOOT OF FOURTH hT.
»dr'll l« pli*»nlc communication with all parts
Oftlmeltv. HUMl/
1 > II. JACOBS
i. MANUFALTÜKKK Ol*
IMPROVED RUBBER
HAND STAMPS,
m> I**, and f**r marking Lliu ns
1th Indelible Ink.
f*. W. roll. SIXTH AM
nartoti. I
'lltl'I.KY s'l>.
df.-a-i-iu
Will
I ^ 1GFFF.E ! COFFEE
too BAGS OF Y I ! » . A N
I.AUYAYRA, kio,
MARACAIBO ANU JAVA
COFFEES,
I
No
the time 1»
.1 llu* W
OHIPUEN 'S
—TEA STORE—
No. 5, K. Socond St.. Wil.. !)*■
FlU.M
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MORPHINE HABIT
rr.KD IN 10TO 20 DAYS.
THOLSANUS nr rcfrren.-c
cure«!. No pay till cure*
frot
{.era. n
!
DR. ,J. STEPHENS
libation, Ohio.
nati.
( 'iiiciv
I
11-26
W E TAKE PLEASURE IN CALLING
THK ATTENTION OF
PIANO
—AND—
ORGAN
buyers n
«ur NEW, LAlUiK and ELKUANT
lock. Just opened. We offer tlie linen i i
I ment of iDHtniments
• th«* most tempting prices.
tie found in tlie city, at
Persona wishing to
■ purchase will find It greatly to their Interest 10
j give us a call. We take pleasure In showing our
d in giving attentl*
not.
nstruments.
Whether tliey wish
all,
buy
!
I). S. Johnston *fe Co.,
+0 and 4H West Fifth St.
FOUNTAIN SQUARE.
CINCINNATI
j
VIG
GREBE,;UPRIGHT PIAN 0
1
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PATENT TONE SUSTAINK.B
Ji
dved, a line ansortme
of ih,*
We take pieasuri
Superb St*w-k to ail inter«*
I brated
In showing
«I unrivaled Plano».
•d.
! A LBE RT KRELI
SOLE AGENT,
S. W. Cor. 4th & Elm Sts..
OUSCINNATi, O. .
J
LITKKAnr PVBLICATJOKM.
1883.
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Baker, author
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KIT AW.
A s»*ri;»t ( I*
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Mississippi (too*
«•«lltor of "Hold»
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The Egyptian Question--A Fire m Um«,
lek- -The Haagariaa Flood»
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Pahi», J»n. IL— Omml üort» Ile Vti,w
diet! In an aixjplectlc flt on beariui< 0 f Z
death of General Chantey, who au an
comrade In arm».
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quirle» a» to the eauwt of General Cham««',
death. There are rumen of foul play J,
auddennea» of the General'» death «îriun
rlae to the simpleton. Thu autopsy win £
made under the direction ol the
vl
executive
Brulik, Jan. 9.—A petition signed Û
over «,000 person» ha» been presented u, y,;
Rebel)stag, asking for the enactment of.
law clo»ing all commercial and Industrial
esublbhmenta on Sunday.
Ruhr, Jan. 9.— Tue police last night f 0r .
eibly entered the Uulveraity Democratic
Club aud dispersed a meeting of »ludrut«
und others held in furtherance of the Ober,
dank agitation. Nineteen were arrested to.
eluding Signor Parbonf, who,until recently
has held the office of Tribune.
Dublin, Jan. 9.—A lire occurred ]«t
night at Limerick when the firemen refused
work unless paid for previous servie» -,. j t
was found neceasary to call on the militari
to extinguish the flames.
Loni^om, Jân. 9.—Joseph Cower, M. p
in addressing his constituents at Newtaatir
said "tbRt toe Government would be coo.
pel led to annex Egypt, whiqh would lead
to the breaking up of the Turkish Empire
arid would be the commencement of tb
formation of British North African Empire
The floods in Hungary are Increasing
rapidly, and much consternation is
caused among the people. The town of
Koab U inundated, and many of the luhab
tant» have beeu drowned.
TVAHHINGTON i'OINTH*
Report« of fommlt UM Utah'* Delecau
Heated.
Washington, Jan. 9.—Major Buter anj
Colonel Howard, of tho Miaaisalppl Rive;
Commission, gave testimony before a speciu
commissioner this morning. Their evident
waa an cudorsement of the work of the rota
mission.
The House Naval Commission read
uoffis recommending the appropriations of
$*JUÜ,Ü0Ü for the purchase ol torpedoes and
$J00,000 for testing defective steel armor.
The Committee on Elections adopted » re
port In favor of seating S4Nt»iughaus «
against Frost, and the seating of John 7
Cain, apply log as a delegate from Utah
THE SENATE.
In the Senate Mr. Sherman, by reque&i
introduced a bill for the relief ol the
master of Toledo, Ohio.
Mr. Vest's resolution directing the Sec tt
tary of the Interior to transmit all oommu
uications concerning contracts with partes
in regard to leasiug the Yellowstone Part
was passed.
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STOCK BROKERS,
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Buy and wdl lor investment, and cam i*
moderate margin all flecuritlee dealt loot
the New York Stock Exchange,
clans privileges at favorable rate«. Parti«*
distantly lo<'ati»d from Wall
wishing to tnveet auma ranpluf
from |50 to $1,000, art» Invited t
writ»« for ua for partlculara. Compl'' r
financial Rej>ort mailed free. Small ordf'^
executed Ht current ratea. Refer to Banken
Mem Iters of N. Y. Stock Exchange, Offlria-*
of New York Central Railroad Co., w*
prominent Manufacturing and Mercantile
Business Houses. Referencea and Mrm»
mailed
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