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REPRINTED PROM YEETERPAY
»KW BILL«.
InAnr porA tin j Wnlqu ColU*»- 0<h«r
[ftpeeial correspondence or tbe Gaoelte. 3
Doyeh, Jan. 10.—The act to 1 »corporate
tik* Wesleyan College, notice of willed was
given in the Senate to-day by Mr. Betts,
names William Bright, Henry C. Robinson,
Charles B. Lore, Henry F. Pickles, J. H.
Hoffecker, Jr., George C. Maris, George W.
Bush, Theodore F. Crawford, George W.
Miller, Y'ictor DuPont, John W. Hall,
William A. Reynolds, Benjamin T. Bigg*,
Delà plane McDaniel, Henry C. Walcott,E.
T. Taylor, A. W. Milby.Jaoies Ponder.John
People*, William Canby, James H. Ray,
WUliam L. Boswell, George R. Johnson, T.
Snowdon Thomas, James 8. Williams,
John ». Deale, W. Reden Woodward, J.
T. Matthews. George Gray and James
MH. au I le v
Mtbool, which will he known as
Wwdeyan Collegtsand fixes the capital stock
at $100,000. It is understood that, acting
und. r instructions of the last session of the
Methodist Episcopal Con fereuce, the Trus
tees of the Wesleyan Female College, the
»uw* essor of which the present school is,
will apply for a revocation of
the present charter. The school up
to the time It passed into the
hands of Mr. Bright ar the sale under
foreclosure, was under the control of the
Wilmington Conference, and since it was
forced to go under, many members of the
conference have thown a decided disposition
to have nothing to do with the Institution,
as it is now what nf»y be a private enterprise*
and has no connection with the conference
proper. 'Hie act to annul the old charter
has already been drawn up, and will be soon
presented.
The bill to amend the charter of the towu
of Newport, of which Mr. Justice gave no
ticc yeeterday, contemplâtes a number of
change« calculated to meet the Increase iu
the size of the place. A change which is
likely to be made ta thf very proper one of
rcqutriug the prepayment of a tax
as the prerequisite to votiug at the town
election.
Mr. Coo;h*tV hill, hidden under the rather
indefinite title of "an act to vest the title of
certain mal estate in the city of New Castle"
is one of wrap Importance, being intended
io prevent the old Court House from falling
into decay and providing for some one to
look after the venerable landmark.
[Owing Xaj the delay of the mails only a
portion ol our Dover letter is givCh, it hav
ing arrived too late to be published in full.
—Ei>j.
trustivs of
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Til
STILL hXOWINti.
An Old-Fashioned IHortn—North Bound
Traîna Delayed.
At îî o'clock snow was Mill falling,
with no indication of stopping, and reports
of a general fall throughout the country
still 1x»log received. In this city the Front
and Union Street Car Company ran care
ever} half hour, while on Market' street and
Delaware avenue no car« were run, although
ihe City Railway Company had two sleighs
running from their depot to the railroad
station. The market folk» were almost
perbhed, and algbed for Market houses.
DOWN THE STATE.
'Special corrc!»t»ouuencc of the Gazette. :
Gkôroetown, Del., Jan. 10—11.15 a. m.
—Th«* heaviest snow fall in Sussex for years
was that of last night. The average is 12
Inches. High drifts render travel impossi
ble in many placer, virtually blockading the
town. The morning train, however, of the
Junction aDd Breakwater railroad was on
time, thanks to the snow plows and heavy
engines.
A. O. U. W. Grand Lodge.
The Grand Lodge of A. O. U. W. met at
the leeturo room of the Opera House at 0
o'clock this morning. A larg** amount of
business wa* transacted, which was of a
ryrivaîe nature, pertaining to the «^rder. It
was decided to hold the next annual meet
ing at Newark, Del., ou the third Wednes
day in February. 1SS4. A abort session will
be held this afternoon, and at 5 o'clock the
meeting will lx- adjourned.
The Sacred Heart F
The fair for the lienefitof the Sacred Heart
Church. wbMi has l*een iu progress in
Institute* llall for some time past, will prob
ably cj©*e Saturday evening. The fair has
tieen well patronized, and the different con
teats have been carried on with a commend
able spirit of rivalry. •
A Treinendtttia Tidal Wave.
;Thlr«l an<l King street« Fraud. 3
Governor Waller, of Connecticut, who,
by the great Democratic tidal wav«- waa
thrown iuto the Governor's chair of Massa
chusetts, etc.
Key bold Case This Afternoon.
The plaintiff in the Key bol« I case having
rested Mr. Bayard opened for the defense,
this Afternoon, briefly
developed.
•viewing the facts a*
mr. KAI L ttttADs.
l^K»a] Time Table With the 1 . at est :
Correction».
TRAINS LEAVE WILMIMJToS FOR
Pa; L a.— 3L00*— — 6.80— «...6 T.OvI—7.60
—^.1C4—6.11k—14.00 J—M.S9t—V.t-i 1—10.30—11.6B a.
la'.—r-i.oot in •—1 *j. 16—1 « ..*1K— 1.0^4 —j— i.uo—
0A7 # —&.30f—4.10—1^16*-— 7.U0*—-M.66*pui.—
New V<
»* ——7.60— 9.60—
1U.3K—1.6i—17 *—4.ü8 > — 7.26 p.m.
Haiti KOBE— 1.06*—1.4^— 4.61»— 8.06*
Iu^jo
— 2 . 0 *»*
U.M a.
.—12 *Jrt—1.0—1 .©&—6.00—6.00—*J.6
11.04* p. M.
WaKHXS«V«»N— 1.42*—4.61*—8.0i-9.t7
—\.00— I .OB—6.67—11.04* p. in.
ItALTtXORE A
1.96*
a. uk
INTKRVitOIA I M STATIONS—
:—1.06—4.M1 p. UI.
* 'J'ralu« running both «tally an«! Suhiluy.
flTalua running only on nuuday.
! fJ*»uneot at <*ray'a t «)rry for oUl Uapot. :
Broad and Washington avenue.
—«.10 ». m:—i.#s j
No Sunday trains.
_ only
♦ For Harrington and InrermMtat« biaHon*.
WlLMINOTOR X NOB'm HH S RAlUIOAfr—7.20 ».
n r i..j-6.iJ je in.
UEr.AWAHS WUHTEKSi RaILKOaD—7.06— 10.5Î0
a. m;— 6.^< p. m. Sunday trains 10.80a. ra—4.00
.17 lu.ou a.
UBL - WaRK Kailkoad— «.«
—3.00*—6.261
* F*
It. in.
I
New
TRAINS AKKI VE AT WlLutflN<»TON FROM
FHILA OKI.
8.02*—9.12—
—1.0*7
—4.4S—
A —12.60— 1.Û0— 1.32*—4.47*—7.45
HUht—11. kA— 12.36 a. iu;—12.60
M —2.60— 4.S6—«i.40—6.6:i—6.2C i
t— 7.6«»— ».Oh—10.3I>—10.68 p. m.
RR—1.82*—4.47*—8.02f—6.12 a. m:—
N
*
12.60-1.07-4.60—4.48
10.68 p. m.
Baltimore—1.61*— «.6*— 11.43 a.
m:— 12.;»« —t {*» —6.11*—6.30*—7.24—W.4k* u. m.
— Wawhi v-.T«»N—1.61*—2. i3— 11.43 h. m;—12.30
1.60—5. 1Î* ;<!*—'7.24—t).4h* n. n«
* Both daily and Sun«lH»\
t On Sunday only.
DEl-AWAfUiKAlLnoAD—1.50— 1«J.16*».
p. tu. No Sunday train«.
* From New OaUie only.
Wii.MiNOToti A. Nctnaaaa
8.40—11.40 a. a;*—4.44 p. m.
DEL A WAKE WrBTKBN RaILHOAD— 8.ÔÜ A. m*,—
2.15 p. in. Sunday train-« 9.10 u. m
TRAINS LEAVE FOR WILMINGTON
l*niL/. DELPHI A Nkw Buoad Strewt Intpiyr—
12.30*— 3.6«»*— fl^O—7.20*—8.'JO—8.21—8.S6f—10 16
-11.30—11.60 a. in;—12.23—1.32i—1.32—3.16—
4.02—4.25— 6.06— 6.20— 6.65— 6.051 — C.igJ —8.80*
—9.30—10.00—11.32* u. m.
Broad awd Wabhîs«tok avenue— 6.30—8.00
— 10.16 p,. m1.30—3.10—4.30—6.16 J>. m.
New (Jabtle— 8.32—10.00—11.46 a. Ui.—4.4V—
1—12.04
—6.06*—c.
RAILROAD—
.;—6.40 p. ni
6.4® n. m.
* Dally and Sunday,
t On Sunday only.
4i"The biaok llgu«» denot« I lie Limited
Kipre w tra'iw.
Ot'U MAILS
Their Arrival anti Departure, Taking
Effert July lot, 1882.
'I'be po*t Office in this city will be open dally
except Sunday, from 6.^u a. m. to « p. m
Private bo^en are aeowalble until 11 p. to. On
Sundays «»pen from 8.ii0 to b.80 a. m. Private
boxe* accessible from 6 to 8 p. m. The whole
aole sump window will close at fl.Sù p. m.
money onler office will close at 6.00 p. m.
MAILS CLOAK AB KOLLOWB t
I : »
WORTH.
Wdmiugmn ft Northern Railroad to Reading
Pa.. an«l w»inte on the Baltimore Central aouth
CJhadd « Ford, 7.40a. io.
Philadelphia cloned pouch, 8.3o a. m.
Philadelphia and waymail, ».00 a. ru.
New York, Pennsylvania and points east and
w«8t, y. a. in.
Delaware Woatern Railroad to Isandenhenf,
1Ü.00 a. in.
Philadelphia, New York city. Pannsyiranla
an«l New Jersey, 11.60 a. m.
Iphla, New Yurt and all polo ti eaat
L30p. m.
Phiiadel
and west.
FhlIidMphU, Ni* York ud AU potnu mm
«> d «in, f«o p. b.
miAdUphU ABd Ni« York bum oUMd
psn«bM. l.M p. b.
PamuylTADU
pumuwMt ABd loathwwt 1.31 p.
AU point, north, «Alt, mat i
1.** I». ID.
All Loutefaaa 1« Mntvwt«xo«|it New OrieftM
whloh is Mat «oath on through
ni timoré And way mail, 7.«0 ». u.
Washington and all points south. 7.40 a. m.
All points on the Peninsula, 8.00 a. m.
Supplementary malt Ibr ttae Peninsula, AM
Baltimore, Wash ln» ton and »11 pemu south,
12.30 p. m.
Newport, Stanton, Newark, LIE ton and
Havre de Grace, lt.80
Baltimore
Posit. Northeast and « -hadd's Ford ,12 80 p. in.
Baltimore and Hay Lina steamers, 4.40 p. m.
Peninsula north of Harrington, inoludii
Delaware City and 8t. Georges, 6.60 p.m.
Baltimore, closed pouch. 5.60 p. m.
Baltimore, Waahington and all polnu sont»
11.00 p. m.
■a!L6 ajuuva and »KAUT voK onLivanr.
From Wilmington A Northern Railroad,
6.3u p. m.
From New York, Philadelphia, Washington
and all other points. 8.yu p. m.
Prom Philadelphia, New York and points
and west, h.aj a. m.
From way mail from Philadelphia. 4.30 a. m.
Prom Pen'nsala and all north or Harrington
Neutral,
between Puri de
Points
m
north.
From Baltimore an«l way mall, 9.50 a. m.
From Baltimore, lx.no p. ro.
From Peuinsala mall, u.ao ;
From i^hUadelbhla, i
north and east, i.tw p. m.
6>om Baltimore. Washington ani points
south, X.X0 p. m.
Prom Delaware Western Railroad, 2.4» p. m.
From Philadelphia, New York and points
north and east. 6.40 it. m.
From Baltimore. Waahlngtco and points
south and Kiuthwert. 6.40 p. m.
Oarrleis debt cries a.« follows : 9.80 a. m.. gen
eral; iO.oo a. m.. partial; 1.80 p. m., general; 4.00
p. m.. partial.
Collection* from street boxes are made by the
carriers at 4.Cb and 10.00 a. ra..l.S0 and 4.00 p. m.
An additional eoUect ton will be made at 7.3o
L m. from all boxes botween JatJereor. and
mrisr.l and Water and Thirteenth streets
Inclusive On Sunday a full collection will be
made at 6.00 p. in. Local letters for carriers'
delivery should be deposited In the Post Offloe
ten minutes before the hour of delivery.
W. Y. NW1GGETT. Postmaster.
p. m.
York and points
New
CITE ITEM S
ihrisritald A Best.
Suuerley A Co.. PhoUMrrapbers. 802 Market U
Men's Underwear, Scarfs, E. k W. Coll»»,
Shirts, laundried and iinlaundrlod. Our
dollar Nhlrt has a reputation for excellence —
equalled in thi- city, Wm. B. Cole,202 Market
i^Ut'rt.
DEATH».
ItF.N SEW. -Oil Monda
I.idh- Denney, wife o
the 21st. ye
KEEGAN.— u the mil ln-1., Annie K„ wife or
.l«>hn K«m*
Kelley. Uith« 2Mh\e
I n« relativ«-* ai
spectrally invited
residence of her hu-band,
street, on Friday, .lanuary, 12t)i. High Ma s
M. Peter's CkurcU, at 9 o'clock, to proceed io
Joseph*« cemetery.
y, the 6th ln»t., Elizabeth
f Thom a - U. Deunejr, In
-.i im
daughter of Jaineoand Ellen
of h«*r axe.
id r: U-n4s of th* faintly
attend lh«- funeral from th«
No. TIC Madiion
W
ILSON'o
UNDERTAKING ROOMS,
616 KING 8TRF.ET.
('♦anecu-d with Telephone Exchang«.
rail
Ol'KN ALL NUI HT.
J. A. WILSON,
rtJKBRAL Ul HECTOR.
2-12-14
KIDNEY-WORT
IS A 8URE CURE
;
I
for all dlttaiM of «h* KMiw,« and !
LIVER
It has apedflo motion on ttda
organ, e n a b l ing 1ft to throw off iorpiditjr and
0
a
It
in
•
inaction, «timulatin* the healthy OMwelkm of
the Bile, and by keeping the bowels In free !
condition, oSbcting it« regular discharge.
RJI «I I SI I* S 26 If you are suffering from
■W* a 1431 I ea • malaria, hare the
are bllkma, dyspeptic, oroonaUpated. Kidney
Wort will surely relieve and quickly cure.
In the Spring to oleanse the System, every
one should take a thorough course of U.
<1- SOLO BY DRUGGIST*. Priesii.
KIDNEY-WORT
31 IS FIT CLOTH IXO.
\T
b r
—THE —
GOODS MUST BESOLD!
FURTHER
Orders from Headquarters.
a*
DON.! HOLDBACK FOR HIGH PRICKS,
HUT SELL. MORE GOODS COMING.
:
leuty-live of the fioest Mut*, that have
ewr lieeri offered Ibra&lein Wilmington will
be put upon our counters L>-day, constating
of the lineal Cheviot*, Ca&eimerc* and
Wor.-tcdf in single and double-breasted at
price* to ruU all, and orders to make another
a.
reduction in our Overeoat*. Sixty-r.lne j>air
of The fine
Tht
Pant-« ev
• »Ifercil for sale.
having use for these goods will find it
11 at once and
uk
to their advantage t«>
examine the stock at the
:
j
».
M 1 B F I r r
PARLORS,
No. 1 East Fourth Street.
ONE HOOK BELOW MARKET STREET.
i
Mr. «I. Dc.Woll ta constantly In uitendance
vhere he will be ph ased to meet bis friends.
a.
m. X'TOFFFF ' rOPPRir '
*
«L HAG« OF El. KG A N T
16
LAGYAYRA, RIO,
MARACAIBO AND JAVA
COFFEES,
Iii.-v recel
1« th«: time io lay to
•I lo buy c!i»ap go to
iv.r the Wti
!
i
ORIPPEN'8
—TEA STORE—
N*). 5, E. Second St., WiL, Del.
JIEEFNER'S
Oyster Bay and Dining Saloon
ni 1
•"Basemen* of—
cWi MARKET STREET.
1? night.
dee96-M
i
! _IA..
m
On IMPROVED RUBBER
!
:
H. JACOBS
MANCrACTUMER OF
J
i
HAND 8TAMP8, !
Ul. lÄbie'Kk. 11 ' 1 *' a,1<1 for :
ti. W. ( OK. SIXTH AND SHIPLEY 8Tfl.
«lies- 1-io Wilmington, Delaware
(':
: »
j
and
j ('an cure all klndeof dloeasea by laying on oi
> hands by the power of cieetrictfy.
I J^AURA E ROXBURG,
230 EAST LIBERTY ST.
KHKUMATI8M,DElFjkEBS AND CHRONIC
eaat
A specialty. Can furnish best of referenoe,
üec 12-1-U
WjlXXMAMMM Jt MMOWM.
;
Seven Prices
—AND
Twenty Varieties
of Men's Overcoats between $5
anti $10. They cover plain
Black Beaver, Fancy C'assi
mere8, Fur Beavers and Mel
tons. The trouble is that the
extreme cheapness makes buy
ers suspect the qualities, but
they are honest coats and
many of them good ibr three
winters.
promise that nothing so really
good in Overcoats will
offered next season.
It
safely
We
can
be
Wanakaker & Brown.
Oak U all. fJUth and Harket Diraeu.
PHILADELPHIA.
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NEW YORK., lH»a.
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year Just now passing than ever before since
it was first printed. No other newspaper
published on this side of tbe earth has been
bought and read In any year by so many
'D and women.
Wc are credibly inlbrmcd'that people buy,
read, and like TV .%n for the following
reasons among others :
Became Its news columns present In
attractive form and with the greatest possi
ble accuracy whatever ha* Interest for
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deeds, the wisdom, the philosophy, the
notable folly, the solid sense, the improving
nonsense—all tbe
at present revolving In space.
Because people have learned that iu its
remark* concerning persons and affairs The
Sun makes a practice of telling them the
e fact truth to the best of its ability three
hundred and sixty five days in the year,
before election as well as after, About the
whales as well as about the small fish, in
the face of dissent as plainly and fearlessly
as when supported by general approval.
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tbe information of its |readers and the
furtherance of the common good.
Because it is everybody's newspaper,
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ent to his welfare and his right*. No man
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him. No man, uo association of men, is
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sometimes almost alone among newspapers,
the fight that hm resulted in the recent
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*r before. If you do not alre-Ady know
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Jeffersonian Ihmocracy, a scourge for
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PUBLISHER OF "THE SUN.
New York City.
1883.
Harpek's Youno People.
AN ILLUSTRATED WEEKLY—10 Pag».
» B*»ya and Cilfle of front
t«i Ik years of age.
Yul. i\, comiQcticing November 7, 18SÎ1.
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run
O Y STERS!
J. T GARDNER,
COE. SEVENTH AMDHHIPLKY 8T«.
has added more help to hta boslacaa, and la now
»UDDly all persona wlthoYaTEKa at short
notice. His wagon will deliver oysters to aU
of the city. Orders left with the driver wDl
promptly attended u. oc2£*mi4
rta
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RKPRINTKOrKOM YESTEjRDAY
rOBKIUÜ UOHHir.
| Jgj
EmjIhlPf Lovely In 8 pain.
Lomhin, Jan. 10.—Uonsiderabjta
ouRsioo la going on her«* \% Itti regard t
advero-o comment« in the Kreuch pro)**
England's position on the Ffjyptian < ue*t1on.
LalUpvblique Franca**, Gambetta'» organ,
accuse Kurland of manifest iluplu ity and
unfairness.
MADUtn, Jan. 10.—The Cortes assembled
UMlay. Kenor Sagaafa, the new Premier,
made a speech in which he explained the
cause of the crisis, and declared that the
Oovemment's policy will be the 4ame
that of the former ministry. Th<
general favorable impression ol the new
ministry,and a* there is likely tola g fusion
of element* it is looked upon as at strong
oue. There is to be an effort made to se
cure the adhesion of the Republican^ to the
monarchy. Senor Saga»u is very popular.
; Preach Papers ««rumbling at
dis
to the
a, to
Bl
re is a
A tiursted flank.
Jkhrkt C'itv, N. J., Jan. 10.—The City
Bank of this place lias suspended. Its capi
tal was $50,000; average de|n.-Its 1^75,000.
It ha«l no connect ions in New York, bud
ness being done through the First National
Bank of New Jersey. There i* great excite
ment around the closed door».
Lot Morrill Dead.
Washington, Jan. 10.—Hou. lot M.
Morrill died in Augusta, Me., at 1 o'clock
tbU morning.
TUB cm MASK ST*.
t
Losal Uuotatlnai Corrwtsd Ihlll la the
Hmw Markst.
sloth arc.
'
OofouKrrap Daily by Thm William: «•■* k
Sows UOMF AWT. lOLANDYWirS hi ILLS—
at-ra r*n bak'l wboiasa!».
Wm. Le* h Son's Best'
retail.
Hcliar Paten*
14 bu
»: 4* I
üiifionF.r.r fc*xtr» do 6
PouiAXAt r.do. r-amtly do
Kirkwood Rbtler Gruuad, t
Occident*; do 6
Superfine
Tito
5 V
t 7 u
r Nt,
b •*.
6T.S
4 o 4 Ov
Best middlings.
Best ship Ftttfi.
Outline,
Dora Hborts.
Bran.
/
II
l '
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par Huuurod.
n oô4t2 io
t io m 16
Oom Ana yeUuw, 63.x
Corn meal. whit*.
Corn moat, eoan*.
ft
URAIV
(•R* t.o «heJ.
Prime Iona berry wheat
New dr/ eorn.
l M
hay, vbkd, xtc.— corjtrxTED daily fit w. j.
MORROW, KO. 417 FRENCH ST RE Kit'
per l u
1 IJÜ4
r ewt
fc l.lo
Hay.
straw..
Cats.
Bran, double bushel
bo
t.
Cracked corn.
71
MlddllD||a,doal>le bushel
Coarae meal..
•«
76
Cora oa ear .
. 70
Sbeitod c*rn
(Freund corn and oats .
. (là
*TC..—<X*kRB«'TEO
DAILY BY
•k, THIRD STRICKT MAKKRT.
Print batter, per ft. wholesale.! J»0 #|| f .rt6
Tub
* *' retail.4o o
• wholesale. .*ia (a
* *• retail .
Eggs, wholesale, per doten
Ens. retail, per doten.
Chlokcna, alive wholesale..
Chickens, dresse, <1 wholesale. Ai «g
Chickens, ali va, retail.iz «41
(•hickens, dressed, retail.14 4$
Cheese, whol
Cheese, reiall,
Turkey s, wholesale, dressed
Turkeys, retail, dressed. iß qji
HEEF COKEECTEO DAILY BV WILLIAM I
OHUOKD STREET MARKET.
Sirloin steaks per i*>un<l.
Hump steaks )>er pound.
Konnd steaks per t»ound
Rib roust per pound.
Chuck rtiast per pound ...
Stewing p.ecee.
Bolling bus per p**un 1...
Shim*. .
Kidney (at,per pound ...
Lamb chops, per |*>und..
Lain!) rousts, per pound..
Mutton chops, per pound
Mutton roasts, per p«mbd
Veal cutlets, per pound..
Vea I roasts, per pou nd...
POUE ETC., CORRECTED* DAILY
sr.\u. y, BEcoxD sthkiti- markitj*.
wholesale retail
.4
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1 u
.4"
JO
.11
. l
. 1 ..
.16
le, per pound
.14
.« c
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1 -
'LAYBY,
• .V) tt .*6
.1« Ql .18
14 «II .18
• li* «) 12V
.8 ftV .id
.'fij
.1 j
-
.18
.16
.12
.14
.26
.. .14
'K
C. DILL,
Smoke«! ham.«.
Shoulder*.
Dried beef.
Salt flitch.
Loin» and sausage.
Freeh shoulder s.
Pori: Htcak and cau.-«uge.
Kaiu->.
Flitch.
Freah ham* ui
Smoke«! bacoi
Herapne I.
Plu.afeet.
Bologna oanHiige.
Liver pudding...
l«ard.
IT
14
In
13
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Tl.-H. rORRK«'TEO DAILY K\
hTRBKl MM.Kh'l.
b. 1 »II F It
Pike.
Lake *na«i
. .16
.u
SI*«*«« •
.i-
PolkMik .
Rock link, |>€r txiund
White Peruh, per pound
Trout, per pound.
Halibut, per pound.
Oaifieh, per pouu«i.
Mackerel, |^r piece.
Black ttaii.......
At,
.1 ÿ\'.
.1
.16
A
1.-8
.uk
.law
*1 «W
46.00 at «1
Blue ha-*.«..
Terrapin per dort-n
)lu«ldo«h.
Market cod.
Pickerel.
Smelt*.
.Oh
16
Iu
VE44BTABLBH.
Potat<H>R, per half-peolr.
Swoet potatnea. per half peok..
Uabboire, per head.
Turnip*, («er balfireek .
Cal ery, per hi.
.1*1
.K
ch..
.H
New York MarkaMx»
N i
Y
il. 10.—Flour, firm; No, •• Smio
, . tine. «Io. 93.2r.al.so.
Wiieat No. 2. red winter, Janutirv. H.iaai !*»•
February. 9l.l3<-7al l.T' 4 . *
Fkirn: January' w^,'; lVl.riiarj- et
Oats; .lauuary. J6 1 February,*46-C"*
Rye, active uu.l flim; Wcfte
j 6 Sa 72.
Barley, No. 1. bright <'ana«lH. 9i.O
Fork, «lull; nntnlnallv
.t.i
V
:
, töHf.J ; {State,
, .. . changed.
Lard. January, 910.75; February. 710.1«;.
Butter, dull; Western creatnerv, choice
r.Ha3V; do. prime. 32a3&. '
Sugar, nominal; centrlfugul, 7^aTi.j:.
hggs, quiet; State, 28h 2V: \V«-tt«* r ,,
27a*27'«f.
, choice.
JAM NOW PREPARED TO DELIVEl
ALL SIZES OF COAL !
-or
BUPEttlOftt QUALITY FOR FAMILY
-AT TUE
AT THE LOWEST MARKET RATES !
All coal
UHF
I! screeued
--pul li: collar«. .
TOWNSEND,
B. F
OFFICE ft YARD, FOOT OF FOURTH ST.
•JFTtolepb'mlc coramunlcaiilnn with «III parts
of the cl tv. *u«5.
TkELAWARE CARPET HOUSE,
■*-' NO. J09 MAKKKT «THFKT.
We have Jum received a large stock
-or FINK—
TAPE8THÏ «HU8SEL8, THKKE-ELT
INGRAINS AND DAMASK
CARPET1NOS
— Alm» a urge a=e«*i uueut of—
OH, CLOTHS, MATTINOb AND WIN
DOW SHADES.
Airiii
«call
glvtug barg&iiiii.'tm
l satisfy yourself umui wear«
henry grebe,;
i
WU.M1NUTUA. UK
CLomnr*.
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 w hile
wc have customers. Someone
once said that "Nothin* is
cheat) at luilf-price if von don't *
want it, but it von do want it,
, i « « . . .y «y I
how tlien I So it is with cloth- j
ing ; we want to sell it, and do I
so. If you have any idea of I
making a purchase hear in
mind that we don't take cost
into consideration just now',
but have made such reductions
in every department as will
convince you that we ure in
earnest. Our entire stock is
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.
J. T. MULLIN & SON,
CLOTHIERS
-AND
MERCHANT TAILORS,
Sixth and Market.
i-u»-tr-H4
To-day & To-Morrow.
At the Wilmington Clothing
House, Fourth and Market
streets, we will present to every
purchawr of clothing one oi
our placcpiei
Hood"
—ns u Christmas souvenir.
They are \ ery attractive and
will please the children.
We will add that we have
made our prices to correspond
with the lateness of tin- season
and to attract purchasers who
wish to secure a suit or an
overcoat for the child, boy or
man who has not yet bought.
Prices ajid quality will toll,
and we will tell you our low
prices when you call. Largest
stork to select from. Do not
fail to visit us.
Yours truly,
Jno. W. Diefendorf & (Jo.
X. U.—Kilt Suits at a sacrifice.
Red Riding
or "Morning Prayer"
..
V{TK. TAKE PLEASURE LN CALLING
"V THF ATTENTION O*
PIANO
—ANIL
ORGAN
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NEW, I.AFCGK .
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Il), S. Johnston «t Co.,
I '
4ti ami 48 Al es* Filth St.
FOUNTAIN SQUARE.
CINCINNATI
I
J (JFORGE STECK «v CO.'S
I'ATKNT TUNC. A i N KK
UPRIGHT PIANOS!
e«*.«-lv< *1
■«(•n tu» nt «»f the
cc-lc
1 I rate«j
' In ohm
tvalod riuuoi.. W<- tiik'p pi
•1
I Mu perl. Shirk to alt Intercn
ALBERT
KRELL
Mil K AtilCNT,
>S. W. Cor. 4th &. Elm Sts.,
CINCINNATI, O.
T ANF. A: RODLEY CO..
_
GOLD MEDAL
j
AWARDED
TUE
ATLANTA COTTON EXPOSITION,
—ON THEIR—
.
^ eam Engine & Saw Mill
7
KXH1BITRD AT ATLANTA UN 1881.
ol *waii» ERKlr.es Boiler*, Haw
iK'R'a. Latl. Mach In«», llub and
"hnttbig* Hanger«, Pulleys
i r l, « n 'f ,, . C, ' Flour MUta.
HjMMMal ati. uUou vdvc-fi to I'lanuthftn Machin
er\. c atalogue ftwe.
Lane & Bodley Co.
John and Water Sts.,
CINCINNATI, <
A POSITrVECURF,
WITHOUT! U KKlClNKs:
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MlfHcult.
CttirAflo, Jiu. tu.— At a oVWb
murniuK, Fire MroliAll Swc m v nvHvfti
brief telegram frei» the Chlei of the in*
waukee Kiri- Departure«!« Hying that
New hail Home waa burolug, anil a.kin. in
help. * 01
At 5.37 o'clock another telegram cam,
from the name anurce, urglug Unt aid u
wot at once.
t weency put three ai hla beet tugiuea a tu.
tbclr regular crew* mnA 1,000 of'ho^
ou flat ear», aud they were sent forward bv
an extra train furnUhed by the Chicago and
Northweetern road. The train lcit here
little before 7 o'clock with orders to mat,
uo stop between here and Milwaukee, it i,
reported here that 75 person» were tu rued
to death, but the report has *uot yet bn- Q
verified.
Every effort la being made to seen it- f UT
ther particulars. It is known that the
Mutual Union office waa bnrued entirely
out and Western Union facIHUe* crippled
PRIVATE ADVICES.
Private advice* from Milwaukee sav th,
loss of Ule by fhe Newhall House fire i*
so heavy ns at first reported, though prôb
ably 50 persons were; burned. The
had about 100 'rooms aud was always ruli
being the oldest house In the city, and ven
popular. It w^bi owned and run by J f.
Autlsdell A Sou, known throughout tbr
country as a family of hotel-keepc
ft
;
UNDER CONTROL.
A hccood dispatch from Milwaukee it.
ceived at 10 30, naid the fire wan under coû
trol.
TUE BCttVKD HOTEL
Milwaukee, Jeu. 10.—The .S'enUji
nogjb* corner of Broail»,
WWU. Eod WM a all »ton
E Rootage of 800 fret mj,
Jepili of '150 feet. At tbe time of Ha
Hoc, otrer 80 you» Ego, It we* tbe larger
boU'l [>ro|>rrtjr In Wlacooaln and waa u
I regarded e* one or tbe woale.\
W hotel waa reallj a mere abell.
thought for a long time that it
it once took Are the flame, would
spread rapidly and endanger all aurroutd
ing hullillnga and cauae much lacs of lit
There was alwavt a large number of gueau
In the hotel. The alte of the burned botei|o
Immediately oppoalte the magnUleent Clita
ber ol Commerce liuildlng. and but a Uori
from th* Wlsconaln Marine FI»! Insuran t
Company. Tfiê boute was named alVr
naitlel Newhall, 'au old-timeape<-ulator,wU
was ns well kuown l.'t yeara ag
In Milwaukee.
Tbe baaenient of the building was dlHdst
Into ofllces, aud contained bealde the It-p
Job ju-InllDg raUbllabment of PurrU a
Armltage. Tlie Brat floor proper was • to.
pled by the hotel
slon ofllere, two
Mil In r 1 room.
ih>
Ml
hu!
•ro
sever
o! th
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UKTTl No nil HODlLa.
MiLW At KF.E, Jan. 10.—So far 6S bodh»
us aud 9 cion
dentification u
have 1 mj 4*u placed 1 l the morg
at places near the ruins. It
slow. Among those, known to have Ixm*
burned iu the hotel wen? the following: t.
W. Briggs, Grand Rapids, Mich; J. \
Mahoney; W. J. Hilles, Syracuse, N. Y
N. Miller, Gporge Young, J. Manning, W
I). Lewis, R. V. Baker. Net
York;
À. J. Care, New York; M. Hobler, Chlcift.
S. J. Craig, Des Moines, la.; Charis* A
Handy, Milwaukee; Orange Williams; J. A.
Prior»* ami wife; John C. Clarke, Warsaw,
Mr. HoMcll.Tamford; Mr. Rowell,Mealord
Ben Tyre, chief clerk; John If. Autlsdsl,
clerk; John T. Antfrdel, proprietor, ao«l
Benjamin Ma*ou, teacher, or Milwaukee
Hindi, New Ham,;
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Milwaiki.k, «lau. 10. — The Newsli
llou*e, a »ix story brick building, corner of
Mirhlguu sl!'(.«et and Broadway, was biirosl
till* forenoon. In lea* than half an h<
the whole building, long designated a* »
deal U-t rap was enveloped In flames. Sotra»
of the utmost horror prevails.
The inmate* jumped by doEens frern the up
per stories to the Alone sidewalks. Ttr
shrieks of the unfortunates filled the air
The people below were unable to render 1ray
aid to the employes of the hotel which v
comuiodnted several hundred people.
Chicago, .Ian. 10. —A special from Mil
w aukoe to the United Press Association wp
the most horrible entastrophy which hi*
visited that city since the loss of the steams
l.ndy Elgin, *30 years ago, occurred th^
morning. The Newhall House, one of ii/
best-known hotels in the West, was «1W
covered to be on fire shortly before 4
o'clock, aud the building is now in ruin*,
with fully 4b dead bodies buried in tb*
debris.
The fire broke out, as near us cad i* -
ascertained at title writing, in the south end
of the huge six story huildtug. It apreid
wilh lightning rapidity aud iu the twiukliig
of an eye dozen* of doomed inmates loot
their lives. In the hotel building asceocol
utmost terror prevailed. Corridors ww
(Hied with dfnsc *moke aud half-stlUbl
jx-rson^were lying across hallways, wbli*
shrieks of women and the groans of m«
illlfd !h«* air. The few who appearel
at the scene did all they could to reßi u<* th
bewildere«! guests, and a great many—ho»
many eaniiol now be told—were taken o« 1
at the Irtint entrance and from a small ha
ning along the north side of lh'
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of
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cony
building; but on th«* Aouth uud west ftldet
of the building the acenea were «Irerdful
Home pei.son4 jumpe« 1 from the fifth story
The servants numbered St; aud mostly
lodged iu the .-Ixtli story. Their exit
way of lh«- roof was cut off by Ore, and two
stand pi free, with lire ladder» were not aval
aide for the name reason. A verj' few wor.'
saved by Jumping on canvas.
Th«* stores and offices on the ground doer
entirely destroyed on the Michigan
str«v*t sid«*, aud comprised among ofL
iliat oi the.Mutual i cion Telegraph Uou
puny.
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A number oi other buildings Ueldes th*
hol« 1 wen* burned, several bankn and Id
auranett offices being among the numtai
Filty telegraph wires are down.
The total
$500,000.
The lopn of life will be lietween U0 atid
with aliout GO wounded.
s will jnobably amount
%* *Belu*r bo wtao by the iniHfoilunrr ■'!
other« than t>y your own." Taxe warning
Avoid quack nostrum* l»y which thout
and h annually perish. Uae only auch remedi***
a; aro «lemonstratod above suspicion, forera»'* 1
nmong w. Ich u Kidney-Wort. For tor. Id liver,
howeta or kidneys, no other re • ody equatfl}
It ta aold in both dry an«! liquid form t*)' a* 1
uruggtats.
AI
for
«le
time.
Frank James' Surrender.
AGENTS y ° r *be Illustrated Live»«*** 1
adventure* of Frank and Jew'
\V ANT KrV ,,n,N »n*l the Young* f
Ai ' L 'Br 0 |herf, live noted Wrofrm
"«»• A. Ü..UH, Ph. II. A
and thrlHing account of their Iw.ld «ineratlou * f'\ r
HS . u,an >' Htaww amt Terrltorlcp, wB«
granitic deaerlptloii of the death of Jen««', th f/'i'
*■ r »'»k, and the prcilmluaile« of Id
... a 7f rt , , T of Indictment* f«*r Munter ai'j 1
J fhway Robbery. Profusely ffiaoiratad »Jg
engravingj of the outlaw a* boys and mea. tb^b
-...« ^"DeaandUlftle children, the F«»r«l .
"aÄKWi ! feW a '& b nTK. r r®i
partlrular.s and be cptivii.c.4 that Ihl* ta lb«
salable mut profitable book published, or t<*
lime, sun! ,«»c. at once for CunvnMalnfc book
atate your choice of townahlp. Outfit and 8»wp*'
Copy »« lit prepaid for ft 1.60. Ad.lroos
x « ?.* D. THOMPSON ft CO.. Pul»*..
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THOl'SANDS of referboco from lief** 0 *
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DR. J. STEPHENS
l^ebanou, Ohio. Cincir*
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