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Two Brutes
York, Feb. 9.—There was a rery
.d»«te and select prize-fight up tow» last
C lt an l early this morning. Jim Cou
"ÿ" sud Jack McConnell were the
ïnirfllits and they slugged each other
P V,1 hard glove« till the referee
dmucht liiere would *» danger fa letting
Ï nfooon More Wood was shed In one
nil'll colour rounds than was spilled ,n Sul
nru'. flght with Paddy Hyan at MUsls
sim'l City Connolly, the Boston pugilist, Is
, nw inches tall and- weighs 170
pounds. McConnell Is 5 feet and7 Inches
and weighs lfl'-l pounds. They were
lieht at eatcb-wclght, for a purse of
hundred and fifty dollars, according to
Marquis of Qucensbury rules; each
muml to last three minutes, with --
minutes rest between rounds, and the light
to continue until one or the other was
beaten The fight lasted 17* minutes. At
ton minutes past one o'clock McConnell
nitched his hat Into the ring and Jumped
over the ropes. Mr. Fuller, his second,
loaned alter him. At twenty minutes past
u „e n dock Connolly entered the ring, fol
lowed by Baker, and the pugilist, stripped
themselves oi their heavy clothlngsud stood
in fighting coêtume.
''Gentlemen," Connelly »»Id, "thta flgbt
la a surprise to me, fbr I have had onlr a
abort notice. My right arm was broken
about nine months ago and I am In no con
dition to light, but I will do my best to
entertain you." ...
At 1.110 Mr. McCann called time, and
Couuolly and McConnell stepped to the cen
tre of the ring, with tbelr seconds,
shook hands ; then the pugllste put up
Hats. From the first exchange they fc
like madmeu all over the ring, landing ter
rific blows. When the three minutes were
un and time was called both were battered
sud bleeding. They went Into the second
round no less desperately. The hard gloves
cut Into their faces and breasts, and each
seemed bent more on disabling the adversary
than on defending htmself. Blood washed
their faces and dripped down tholr chests.
The oldest frequenters of prize-fight« present
said they had never seen so desperate slug
**1?ie men came up gamely far the third
[round, and were hardly at the scratch be
fore they went at It agalL, giving and re
ceiving tremendous right aud left hand
blows ou tha. nose, mouth, ears and chest.
They were supported to their corners when
this had lasted three minutes.
When the minute fur rest had gone and
the time waa called for the fourth round
they faced each other 'determinedly, but
both were weak. Neither seemed to have
nu advantage in the give and take that fol
lowed. They mustered their spirit« aud
drove their lisle with what force they had left
against gashed and swollen laces and bleed
ing bodies.
They came up again at the call of the fifth
round, hut so disfigured and exhausted that
the referee stopped Into the centre of the
ring and ordered the fight stopped. The
spectators left ths hall by two and threes to
avoid attracting the attention of tho police.
The fighters, after they had been sponged
oil aud rubbed down, were taken out of the
Nmv
at
Igan.
of
3,000
the
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UONGKKH8 YKMTERDAY.
Summary of Proceeding« In Senate and
House.
Washington, Feb. 0.—In tho United
States Senate today Mr. Jones of Nevada,
from the Committee on Commerce, reported
favorably the bill to relieve vessels from the
compulsory pilot fees,
sogan presented a report from the
on Orditianee, which was
ordered printed. Mr. Edmunds, from the
Committee on Foreign Relations, reported
favorably the joint resolution for the termÜ
nation of the fishery clauses of the Treat/
of Washington, He said he would call up
the resolution as soon as the state of busl
ould a unit. The Committee, he
Buiil, "did not believe It absolutely indls
pensible that the termination should be
madr by a joint resolution. In Ills opinion
it might lie made bv the President by and
wllli the advice and cousent of the Senate,
but to avoid all possible question the Com
mittee wished to have the Joint rosolution
passed il possible." Mr. Hale, from the
Committee on Appropriations, reported the
Navel Appropriation bill. He said "the
Committee had struck from the bill every
particle of general legislation, and had put
in none of its own." The Tariff bill
considered, the Senate remaining in session
until after 10 o'clock at night.
In the House, Mr. Bel ford of Colorado,
from the Committee on Coinage, reported
the resolution» declaring it inexpedient to
discontinue the coinage of the silver dollar,
aud recommending that additional vaults
he provided for the storage of the accumu
lated coins at some point In the Mississippi
Valley. Mr. Kasswn of Iowa, offered a re
solution providing that during the remainder
of the session it shall be in order on any
day after the morning hour to move to sus
pend the rules, so as to consider in the House
any regular appropriation or revenue bill
w hich shall have been reported by a com
mlttifc und may then be iu Committee of
the Whole on the State of tho Union, or
which may then be on the Speaker's table,
and auch motion shall be decided by a ma
jority vote. Referred to the Committee on
Hu let. A conference report on the West
Point Appropriation bill was agreed to.
Ihe Turiir bill was considered until the hour
of recess. The evening session was for the
consideration of individual pension bills.
The Naval Appropriation bill as rej»orted
in the Senate, appropriates 115,727,434, or
$•>18,035 more than the bill as passed by the
House.
HI
►av ment of
( '.•m mil tee
am)
n
by
for
A Monster Flour Mill,
Tho uew flour mill to be built by Starr &
Co., next summer ou the southern shore of
the Straits of Carquinez, near South Vallejo
•»unction, California, will be built upon a
k foundation, above water at low
concrete arches, through which the
flow and ebb. The main building
be of hard brick, 150 by 180 feet, eub
uivided into three parts, each 150 by (K), the
«•entrai 1.50x00 being the first mill,six stories
\ n «vight. The two other brick buildings,
mo by 60, one on each side of the mill,
arc to be used at present as warehouses,
[»ut will be so constructed that either or
both e
hard
tide
• U
till« V
r
easily be adapted for use
us mill building! when ouch a ®tep shall be
come necessary. The capacity of this flrat
null it- to be 2,000 barrels of flour per day,
'villi a possible future enlargement to 6,000
barrels per day,when all the three building«
are completed uu mills. The mill will have
Wharfage for schooners and bargea on the
east ami west »idea, while on the north will
,. t " ( ' dL '<?P water berth for ocean-going
Kjnpfi to load flour for Europe. Adjoining
^he mill to the west will be a large grain
warehouse and deep water wharf 600 by 200,
where grain ships will load for Europe. But
uie ruoet Interesting feature Is to be a regu
lar wheat elevator, where wheat will be
graded not only as Noe. 1, 2 and 8, for ehlp
!Î! LI m , In bulk, but al«o into the various
jualitles required for all milling purposes.
Ï So So? ot the bull< ** n £ be ftbout
"S«rv«<l the Dcuttot Bight."
The 1 m, y. until that It served old Doctor
toiilhetuirci right, when ho had the tooth
ni 80 I , ,,a 'Uy that he couldn't sleep at
nicht. He had Inflicted so much pain on
•'®°P» e , It* pulling aud mending their
I, til 1 mt tlu 'y thought It would be good
or tilio U, Bul | tr a mUe htm , elf . -H,,, fend
it! dentist of PorUmouth, N. H., knows
hat pain la and haa relieved himself from
the twinges of neuralgia by the use
it L>ivis ' Pai » Killxr. He regards
11 Without a rival.
of
Don't Die in the HiSuse.
roJi UK 1' 1" RhU -" Ctoaro out rats,mice,
«aches, tied bugs, files, ante, moles, chtp
"ttoks, gophers. 16 eenU.
THE largest retail stock or DRY
GOODS.
Strawrridoi * Cumin,
itXALsus in Dnt Goods Exolositnlt,
eighth, akd Muir Stunts,
PBn.ani.TBXA.
HHHHHHHP1 !
MORNING 8VMMABY.
The lot* of stock by the etorms end cold
weather 1u Colorado I* estimated at Id per
cent.
B. J. Grier and William Gordon were
yesterday
former's i
THE
killed
at the
Igan.
Three lar
Brunswick,
of the scarcity of gum,
3,000 persons out or work.
An unknown disease is reported to be
causing great havoc among the horses In
the Indian Territory. The affected animals
"fall dead without warning.
By an explosion of dynamite cartridges In
a new railroad cut near Lewisburg, Pa.,
yesterday morning, Jacob llempfield was
killed and Wesley Machmen dangerously
Injured.
Louise G mbereogt, 40 years of eg
mltted suicide In Morristown, Ni
Thursday night, by fastening a rope around
her neck ana Jumping from a eecond-story
wludow.
by the bursting of a boiler
saw mill lu.Charlotts, Mtcb
rubber factories In New
J. will close to day, because
Tills will throw
K
"Ï
using
better
Clark.
•
felled,
18
•
often
e, com
J., on
fllv.n
We
wat
tirely
"I
bold
A material train on the Charlotte and Sa
vannah railroad waa thrown from the track
on Thursday night by a
Johnson and Andrew Jenk
were killed.
Milton J. Youberrv, convicted of the
murder ol Charles S. Campbell, waa hanged
yesterday, at Albuquerque, New Mexico.
He harangued the crowd from the scaffold
for half an hour.
The «mall steamer Gem, from Seattle,
Waihington Territory, was burned near
Port Madison yesterday morning, and five
persons perished, namely, three boat band«
and a passenger named Vickery and his
wife.
The revenue cutter Grant orrived at New
port yesterday morning, after a fruitiest
search for the missing steamer State of
Georgia, which was supplied with s pilot
several days ago about 200 miles esst of
Block Island.
cow. Jame»
lot, brake œen,
"I
cue
Reed,
and
lowed
of
Many
no
was
Thomas Wiggins, colored, finding bis
wife, from whom he had separated, In com
pany with a colored ureacher at Chatta
nooga, yesterday, he cut her throat with a
razor and then cut bis own. Both were
mortally wounded.
The boiler of a tile factory In Taylorvllle,
111., exploded yesterday morning, killing
five men, namely : Peter New, the proprie
tor; John McCullum and Wm. Bishel. Two
others were fatally injured. The town was
shaken "as though
me,"
too,"
Mr.
of
like
It were au earthquake."
Two robbers broke Into the house of Wil
liam McGregor, near Rockford, Illinois,
on Thursday night, shot him and his ten
year-old daughter, gagged the wife and
robbed them of a small sum of money.
McGregor aud his daughter arenot expecUd
to live.
At Paola, Kausas, ou Thursday night, a
mob composed mainly of colored men sur
rounded the jail aud demauded the surren
der of Henry Smith, a negro rough, who had
feloniously assaulted a little colored girl.
The akuriff and his deputies resisted the
mob, and a fusilade followed. James
McGraw, colored, was killed, aud several
other colored men were wounded, two
•everly. A son of the Sheriff was also
wounded. The mob then retreated.
years
-ran
—my
has
J.
In Chihuahua, Mexico, laet Sunday after
noon, Buchan Hepburn, principal member
of the Piuoe Altos Mining Company, waa
atiot dead by a mob of 200 rowdies at the
door of hia house. Several houra later a
light occurred between tho employes of the
company aud the roughs, in which four men
were killed. The citizens then turned out
in a body and caught five of the ruffians,
among them Jlepburn'a murderer. The
prisoners were tried and executed on MonJ
day.
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FjgD POPULAR
MONTHLY DRAWING.
Q oM MONWEALT H
Distribution Co.
In the city of LOUISVILLE, en
Wednesday, February 28, '83.
On the laet day of each month (Sundays ex*
excepted). Repeat«! adjudication by Federal and
State Court# nave placed this company beyond
the controversy oithe law. To this Company
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N.*B.—The Company ha« now on hand a large
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ofprixes for tho
at
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THE SPECIFIC FOB KIDNEY DISEASE».
LIVER TROUBLES, CONSTIPATION,
PILES, FEMALE WEAKNESSES
AND RHEUMATISM.
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Clark. M. !>., South Hero. Vt.
D4NGKROUB KIDNKY DISEASE.
• 'JL stroke of paralysis prostrated tno, also
dangerously diseasing my kidneys. The doctors
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18 Blackstone street, Bostsn Mass.
• 'My kidn**y troubles bad lasted for » years. I
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Mleliael Coio, Montgomery Center, Vt.
t>y
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Kidney Trouble, and Rheumatism.
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writes Ethridge Malcolm, West Bath,
!*d bad
3
me,"
LIVER DISORDER.
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too," appeal# J. C. Power, of Trenton, 111.,
through the 8t. Louis Globe-Deni, and Home and
Fireside, that Kidney-Wort cured my liver dis
orders, which I'd had for 20 yea r s. l2-2-'82.
RHEUMATISM.
"I have tried a great number," truly remarks
Mr. W. N. Grose, of Scranton, Pa., under date
of Dee. 12, *82 "but there Is
like Kidney-Wort, fo<* curing rheumatism and
diseased kidneys."
other remedy
INFLAMMATION OF BLADDER.
"Chronic inflammation of the bladder, two
years duration, was mv wife's complaint,"
O. M. Bummerlln, of Sun Hill, Ga.
n tain cd mucus, pus, and
writes Doc 1
"Her urine often
-ran sometimes bloody. Physicians' prescription»
—my own Included—and domestic remedies only
palliated her pain». Kidney-Wort, however,
has entirely cured her. "
internal piles.
"I had Internal piles for several years," said
"Nothing
It cured me."
J. B. Moyer, of Moyerstown, Pa.
helped me except Kidney-Wort.
LABI EH' TROUBLES.
Respect the confidence reposed in you by ladles.
In Intricate diseases, " writes
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Mrs. Annie Rockb-'d. of JarrôtttvUle,
This lady correspondent wrote
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about Klduey
RHEUMATISM.
"Nothlug else would, " tersly says Justioe J.
G. Jewell, Of Woodbury, vt., "but Kidney
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DYSPEPSIA.
Our correspondent, Mr. Joalah Kenney, of
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La., write® us : "Kidney-Wort ha» cured
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•f
well
ÙHÏ GOUUH.
Fancy Hoalery and Embroideries.
S. H. STAATS,
No. 405 Market Street,
Haa Just opened an elegant stock ol
New Hamburg
EMBROIDERIES
Many of the above Patterns are entirely
New, and will be sold at LAST
YEAR'S PRICKS.
Atoo. Just received s be»u
tlful assortment of
COTTON TRIMMINGS
Suitable for Trimming Undergarments.
HOSIERY !
We are closing out some Odd
Lots of Ladles' and Missus*
FANCY HOSIERY !
-half the regular price. In order to
At nearly
make room for NEW SPRING STOCK.
CARPET HOU8E,
NO. 80S MARKET STREET.
J^KLAWARE
We have Just received a large steok
—of rum—
TAPESTRY BRUSSELS, THREE-PLY
INGRAINS AND DAMASK
CARPETINGS
—Also a large assortment of—
OIL CLOTHS, MATTINGS AND WIN
DOW SHADES.
49^Give us a call and satisfy yonrself that we ar*
giving bargains."Vfl
HENRY GREBE.
WILMINGTON. DK
W E TAKE PLEASURE IN CALLING
THE ATTENTION OF
PIAJTO
—AND
ORGAN
our MEW, LARUE and ELEGANT
Buyers
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ment of Instruments to be found In the city, at
the most tempting prices. Persons wishing to
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give ns a call. Wc take pleasure In showing our
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whether they wish to bur or not.
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Strictly Non-Partisan.
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ADVERTISING MEDIUM.
"THE STAR
Is served to subscribers roughout the city
early on Sunday mornings at the
moderate price of
TWELVE CENTS A MONTH. PAYABLE
AT THE END OF THE MONTH.
SINGLE COPIES, THREE CENTS
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J. B. BELL
NO. 503 K-LNTG ST
MIS CELL AS MO VA
MESSRS. BOUCHE, FILS <fc CO.
WINE GROWERS
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MAI IEI7IL, SUR- AY, FRANCE,
Branch hou*
.. , - -,l>' PAi:ir>, France,and XI BEAVER STREET, New York, beg leave to Inform
the people of Delaware that they have appointed
JOHN ME ALE Y,
205 MARKET STREET. WILMINGTON
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Their agents for the sale of tlielr famous brands of natural Champagnes.
NAPOLEON'S CABINET (Dry),
In Double Mag in
9, Magnums, Quart, Pint and Half-Pint Bottles, and
MAXIMUM (Very Dry,)
Tn Double Magn
, Magnum», Quart and Pint Bottle».
THE "DRYVERZENAY
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lu Quart and Plut Bottle».
Institute for cases of sickness.
I» naturally sweet and Is recommended by the French Medical
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C 11 E A P .J OIIN.
No. 416 Market Street,
Still holds forth as of yore, with store filled with goods
at prices that are astonishing. Tinware in great variety ;
Crocker of all kinds in all grades, Irom one piece to thou
sands, and numberless useful goods. Give him a trial and
prove that you are dealing with
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CHEAP JOHN, 416 Market Street,
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REMOVAL !
?rom S. W. Cor. to A. E. Cor. Fifth and King Sts.
WHERE W>£ HAVE OPENED A NEW
Steam Marble and Granite Works.
Our Wareroom Contains the Largest and Choicest Selection of
MONUMENTS, STATUARY, TOMBS, MANTELS, ETC.,
Ever offered in Delaware, made expressly for our new wareroom from
tfce newest designs and at the lowest prices.
DAVIDSON & BEO.
BENJ. S. CLARK,
NO. 407 MARKET ST.
We are delaying this season the largest and most elegant stock of
HOLIDAY GOODS
3. The stock has been selected with great care, and every article Is warranted
to be as represented. The stock embraces
Ever offered by
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES of every Style, DIA
MOND EAR RINGS, DIAMOND FINGER RINGS,
DIAMOND LACE PINS, OPERA GLASSES
AND JEWELRY
Of every kind and description. All of which will be sold at the lowest figure®.
BE 1ST J. S. CLARK,
407 MARKET STREET.
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JOHN MEALEY
NO. 205 MARKET STREET.
WILMINGTON, DEL.
Sole Agent for State of Delaware tor
WERNER & CO.'S
Champagne Wine,
PRICK LIST.
17.00
Fer Case 12 Qts.
do 24 Fts.
■EM
DISCOUNT IN QUANTITIES.
5 per cent.
• 10 per ceat.
15 per cent.
5 Cases
10 Cases
25 Cases
IMPORTED
BELFAST GINGER ALE. BASS ALE. BROWN STOUT.
IMPORTED AND KEY WEST CIGARS.
Pure Rye Old Star Whisky,
Diamond O Whisky.
American Watch and Clock Depot,
Ne. 11 North Second Street, (above Market) Philadelphia.
A LARGE ASSORTMENT AND SMALL PRICES.
«T Look at some of the prices :
Ladies' Solid Gold American Lever Watches,
Gent#' Solid Gold American Lever Watches,
Ladies' Solid Gold Watches
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12
low as
Eight-day walnut Clocks, |3.00 up.
One-day Clocks, 91.00 up.
and chaîna. Solid sliver and
In a skillful manner.
A large stock on hand of of solid geld and beat rolled plated Jewelry
plated ware, opera glasses and spectacles. Repairing of all kluas done
8. PICARD. No. 11 NORTH SECOND STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
49~P. 8.—Every
novl0-ly
icle warranted as represented.
Established 1881.
H. KRUGER & CO.
No. 940 Market Street, (Post Office Block) Philadelphia
Importers. Wholesale and Retail dealers In
POTTERY, FRENCH CHINA, BOHEMIAN GLASS MAJOLICA, CURIOUS PARISIAN AND
GERMAN FANCY GOODS, AND ENGLISH DECORATED DINNER, TEA
AND TOILET WARE.
Remember the number (Post Office Block)
940 Market Street, second door below Tenth, Philadelphia
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CUM JOHNSON'!
Dr.
iFIndian Blood Syrup
I Cures all diseases of the Stomaoh, Liver,
I Bowels, Kidneys, Skin and Blood.
I Millions testify to its effioaoy in heal
raing the above named diseases, and pro
r.su nounoe it to be the
BEST REMEDY KNOWN TO MAN.
Guaranteed to cure Dyspepsia. À
AGENTS WANTED.
Laboratory 77 W. 3d St, New York City. Druggists sell it
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