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1HOTHKK RAT FIQHT.
l.lft p.
19J»*—
4.09—
-10.16
NlW
6.46
*
f
Jersey
Fred Smith's Entertainment
Soil.
Fred Smith of Philadelphia, who gave a
rat and terrier entertainment in this city
recently, gave another
same kind last night In
During the evening the following incident
look place and is described by a Philadelphia
^*^Jake" Mayer's Scotch terrier, " Jack,"
then bounded into the circle with a yelp,
ruled out because he di in't kill his
performance of the
Wrlghtsville, N. J.
but was
five rats In less titan two and a half minutes.
The poor time made so disgusted Fred
8mltn, the referee, that he cried out :
" Give me one of the rats ; I'll show you
how to kill 'em. I can beat any dog in the
world."
A big rat. was handed to him and he made
good his word. He grasped the rat firmly
In his gloved hand aud bit it in the back of
the ueck, just
thre
kick and expired a murmur of applau-e
arose from the spectators One enthusiastic
sport .-ingested that Smith should get in
the ring and see whether be could kill more
rats than the dogs. The suggestion was ig
nored and the sport went on. ''Sam'
Bally's "Prlnce", ,r a black-and-tan terrier;
the next on the list, evidently profited by
Smith's instruction, for when the rats were
emptied into the circle he went to work
with a will and got away with the five In
30 seconds.
T heir
The
boxes
sale
money
He
a terrier would do.
the rat on the door, and as it gave a
except
Private
Pa.,
'vest,
10.00
and
and
and
points
LAST NIGHT'S CONCERT.
Au Agreeable EntertHlnmeut In the Opera
Bouse.
The Opera House was well filled down
stairs last evening to hear the Arbuckle and
Colby Grand Concert Company. The quar
tette singing of the "Weber" folks was
very fine, particularly "Guide me, O Thou
Great Jehovah," by Dow; and
Shine !
Come," by Rhodes. For an encore they
gave "Remember Now Thy Creator,'
by Rhodes, in a delight!ul manner,
impression made by their so
was not so good. Mr. Arbuckle
fering Irom a severe cold and did not do
hinn-elf justice. Miss Arbuckle may make
a better impression on another hearing.
Young Master Bertie Shelley, who was not
announced
will make a violinist if he is put to work
at legitimate practice, but it would be a
pity if he were to take the concert stage
•reeted very kindly and re
ceived the heartiest applause of the evening.
Mr. Colby was thoroughly
proving again that he Is at the head of all
accoinpauihts.
1.00
for thy light is
Arise !
All
which
also
The
lus and duels
suf
152.30
Posit.
the program, has ability ami
He
"V.
tisfactory,
11.00
6
THE 1*1 LG T HILL.
and
The Pennsylvania Legislati
Act.
9.1b
Hakiiisbcuo, April 10 —Th«* Pilot bill
passed th«* 11« »use finally to-night with
six votes to r-pite, the vote 6lauding 107
to 51.
Joel Cook. Councilman Lawrence and
other prominent representatives of the coast
wise vessel interests have been here since
yestenlay working to pass the hill. It
exempts from compulsory pilotage coastwis«*
vessels and vessels carrying coal, Iron aud
petroleu.n to foreig
rates of pilotage to euch a «legre«* as to
to about $70 u month the pay «»I pilots who
•ighborhood of
$50, and places the Pennsylvania pilots on
an equal tooling with those <jf Delaware.
hard light over the passage of
durable contusion resulted.
!
p.
ports, and increase
have been earning in the
i <.
ten
There w
th? hill
When the House adjourned a majority o!
the supporters of tin* lull went with the rep
resentatives of the Ve
tains' Association to a restaurant for re
ami Cap
ireshmeuis.
Tlie fug Argus.
The tug Argus, owned by Jacob Ridgw&y,
fixed by
Mou
Philudelphla, upon a libel
for $30,000, allowed by Judge Bradford.
The suit wa-i brought to recover the value of
the two large scows lost by the tug Argus
while she was towing them from the Dela
ware Breakwater to Norfolk. Virginia, for
the National Dredging Company. The
tug left the Delaware Capes on the
night of January 9 and encountered
of the severest gales ever known
the Atlantic coast, duriug which six ves
t lie Delaw
of Philadelphia,
United Stales Marshal McMullin,
day, Is now
sel» were drive
river and bav aud totally wrecked.
Argtp*-V. as alHo'duhrugrd having tier gal
^ '■fey gutted and everything moveable swept
from her decks. One of tlie scows w
afterward ft.uud and t
city. The other has never bee
that night. The neeest
furnished by Job Juckst
the Jackson & Sharp C.»n
aslmrc
The
»wed back to thin
aiucu
■ security \v
and J. Robb of
Lleciluu of ottlcer<«,
A meeting of. the Ge
Bcho*»l Board was held iu the German Hall
last evening and the loll »wing officers were
elected : ' Pre-ident, E. P. Freye ; Vice
Presldcut, August Kulilman ; Secretary,
Peter Ebner. The
very nourishing condition, aud a committee
appointed to make arrangements for a
childrens' party in May.
\
nr
•hool wiib reported iu a
rviaduoi
Market.
St I
The Madia
along
backed up to the curb till
were plentiful, the price* being about the
name as thohe of King street.
arket is booming
«t I
a lively rat«*. There were 40 wagona
»ruing. Buy«*
«9»l>re£
ganutnts
Diamond
1m,
»«•kings and all
«»fully witl» the
»lor». Only lUc.
t».
lured »u«
Dye». Fashionable
CI1 V ITEMS
Ulirtattlehl A i Beat.
Sutteriey H. tlo.. Photogi
iihflrh. - J .<n Market at
I MAL KAIMVOAU».
A Local Ti
laule With ttie l.aiom
Correctluus.
TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON FOR
PUILA.— 2.00*— 9.93* — 6.30—6.66 7.00]—7.60
—8.lOj—8.16—9.00]—9.39]—9.68]—10.30—11.68 a.
rn;—12.001 m:—12.16— 12.3H—1.63—2.30]— 4.00—
6.17*—6.30f—6.10—6.88*—7.26—7.30*—9.66*pm.—
Nbw York — 2.00*—2.23*—6.30—7.60— 9.60—
11.68 a. Ili— 12..*1H—1.63—6.17*—6.88*—7.28 p.m.
HaLTIMuRB— 1.05*—1.42*—4.61*— 8.06* — 9.17
.—12.26—1 UU—1 .Ob—6.00—6.00—6.67—
10.
11.94* p. ui.
•A
I— <61*—K.Oi— 0.J.J ».
.67—11.( -
—1.00—1.1»»
Baltimo
1.06*—9.17 10.00 a. a
* Trains running both .tally and Sunday,
running only on Sunday.
] Connect at Gray's Ferry fur old depot, 1
Broad and WaKhinglou avenue.
Dklawauk Hailroai»— 8.00*—9.10 a. in;—1.06
—8.00*—6.261 p. m. No Sunday trains.
INTKKMKI»
«TATIONR—
p.
♦ For New Canti« only
t For Harrington and Intermediate stations.
WiLmwomii St N'ortukhn railroad—7.20 a.
jb;— 1.20—6.12 p. cn.
Drlawarb Wrhtkrn Railroad— 7.06—10.80
m. Sunday trains 10.30a. m—6.00
j
j
i
l KAINS AKK1V EAT WlLitllhin'ON FROM I
a m;—6.30 p.
p. m.
Phila
•Hi a—12.60—1.00—1.32*—4.47*—7.46
.2—v.ub—lu.I0t—11.36—19.36 a. in;—12.60 ;
2.30] —2.60— 4.36— 4.65— 6.4D—6.63—6.5JC 1
w ,
— l.OT
—6.48—7.3&t—7.66—9.60—10.38—IU.58 p. m.
—4.47*—8.U2f—9.12 ft. CD:— ]
12.60—1.07—4.65—6.48*—lU.68 p. Ui.
Baltimore— l.61 *—2.13*—9.34—9.64—11.48 a
m:—19.3ft—1.60—6.11*—6.30*—7.24—9.49* p. m
— WaBHIKOTON— 1.61*—2.13— 11.43a. in;— 19.3«
1.60—6.11*—6.30*—7.2
9.49* p. m.
* Both dally and Sunday,
f On Sunday only.
DKL AW ARK RAILROAD— 8.60— 10.16*a.m;—1*4.06
—6.06*—fl.u6 p. m. iNo Sunday trains.
* From New Gas tie only.
Wilmington a North kb« railroad—
9.40—11.40 a. m;—6.46 p. Ui.
DKLAWABB llfflM RAILROAD—8.00 a. lUf—
l.lft p. m. Sunday trains 9.10 a. m.;—*.40 p. m
TRAINS LEAVE FOR WILMINGTON
Philadelphia New Broad Strrbt Depot—
19J»*— 8.66»—6.30-7.20»— 8.00—8.21—8.361-10.16
-U.ao-il.fto a. m—1*.*8— l.Wt—1.85*— 8 . 16 —
4.09— 4.510— 6.00— fc.'JO— 6.66— 6.064 — 6.86 —8.80*
—9.80—10.00—11.82* p. in
Broad ard W arhimotoh a. vanna —6.80—8.00
-10.16 a. m;—1.80—8.10—4.80—5.16 p. m.
NlW OaSTLB— 8.88—10.00—11.46 a.
6.46 p. m.
* Daily an<l Sunday,
f On Sunday nnlv.
aFThe blMk Ugor«F rtsnoU the Llmltsd
Siprsw trains. •
;
ouai mah.h
T heir Arrival anil Departure. Takln«
Effect .Inly Ist, 18H9.
The Post Office in this city will he open dally,
. to 9 p. m.
m. On
Sundays open from 8.30 to 9 30 a. ml Private
boxes accessible (torn 6 to 8 p. m. The whole
sale BUtmp window will close at 8.80 p. m. The
money order office will dose at 6.09 p. m
MAILS 01-06» Af FOLLOWS 5
except Sunday, from 6.30 a.
Private boxes are accessible until 11 p.
The
IN
Wilmington A Northern Railroad to Reading
on the Baltimore Central south
7.40 a. m.
Pa., and points o
Ohadd f s Ford,
Philadelphia dosed pouch. 8.80 a. tn.
Philadelphia and waymail, 9.00 a. m.
New York, Pennsylvania and points east and
'vest, ». a. in
Delaware Western Railroad to Landenberg,
10.00 a. m.
Philadelphia, New York city, Pennsylvania
and New Jersey, 11.60 a. m.
Philadelphia, New York and all points east
and west. 1.80
Philadelphia, New York and all points east
and west. 4.40 p. in.
Philadelphia and New York citias closed
pouches, 9.36 p. m.
Pennsylvania west of Lancaster, and all
points west and southwest 9.36 p. m.
All points north, east, west and southwest.
p. m.
extra
1.00 p. m.
All Louisiana is sent went except New Orleans
which is sent south on through malls.
SOUTH.
altlmore and way mall, 7.40 a. m.
Washington and all points south, 7.40 a. m.
All points
Supplementary mall for the Peninsula, 9.00
the Penlmmla, 8.30 a. in
Ö10
Baltimore. Washington and all points south,
152.30 p. in.
Newport, Stanton, Newark, lilkton and
Havre de Grace, 12.30 p. m.
point« on Baltimore dentrui, between Pori de
Posit. Northeast and i'hadd'fl Ford.12 ho p. in.
Baltimore and Hay Line steamers, 4.40 p. m.
Peninsula north of Harrington, including
Delaware Glty and St. Georges, 6.60 p. in.
Baltimore, closed pouch, 6.60 p. m.
Baltimore. Washington and all {mints south
11.00 1». m.
.DT VOR UHL1VKRY.
MA1L6 ARKIVK AMD
From Wllmtugton a Northern Kaliroad,
6 30 p. in
New York. Philadelphia, Washington
I
and all other points, 6.8U p. m.
From Philadelphia, Now York and points
north, east and west, 8.30 a. m.
way mail from Philadelphia, 8.30 a. m.
hr oui Peninsula and all north of Harrington
9.1b a. in.
It
of
of
!
Baltimore and way malt, 9.60 a. m.
Baltimore, 12.30 p. m.
Peninsuln mail, 12.30
Philadelphia, Now
V
¥
l Y nrlx and points
6
north aud
. 1.30 p. in.
Baltimore, Washington and points
soutii, 2,20 p. m.
Delaware Western Railroad,
Philadelphia, New York and points
■
2.20 p.
north aud
From Baltimore, Washington and points
south and southwest. 6.40 p. m.
Carriers deliveries
eral: 10.00 a. m., partial; 1.30 p.
p. m.. partial.
Goiieciions from street boxes
carriers at 6.30
, 6.40 p. m.
: 6.30 a. m. gen
i., general; 4.00
made by the
d 10.00 a. U1.,1.30 and 4.
An additional collection will he made at 7.30
i <. m. from all boxes between Jeflersoc a no
xo in bard and Water and Thirteenth streets
inclusive. On Sunday a full collection will be
made at 6.00 p. m. Local letters for carriers'
delivery should be deposited In the Post Office
ten mtnut'-R before the nour ol delivery.
W Y SWIim ETT. Post in aster
by
of
for
VNli t.R TAHjtJtb.
yyiLsoN'o
UNDERTAKING rooms,
«16 KING STREET.
(.'•nueeied with Telephone Kxe.
81*11*1 No. IBS.
. Open all ulght
I«*e
lot used unless request
J. A. WILSON,
FUWI
2-12-14
2NFestablish ED
Luther W. Palmer
undertaker.
7
of
without ice.
Bodies Preserved with
No. 221 Shipley Street.
Vice
a
Teleph
* signal. No. 125.
feb6-14-ly
CO. I A.
TRANSPORTATION.
COAL.
a
B U SIX'S
WILMINGTON AND PHILADELPHIA,
STEAM FREIGHT LINE.
the
Bail» dally from I'ler 2. Bo. Wharves, Phlla.
Foot ol Frehcli Street, Wllmlugtou.
id
FREIGHT HANDLED CAREFULLY AND
DELI V EKED PK« »M PTLY.
all
the
lUc.
COAL! COAL!
ANTHRACITE !
BITUMINOUS !
UANNEL!
at
«-P*
lo retail orilers.
G. W. BUSH & SONS.
a.
4.00—
nlO-ly28
I
AM NOW PREPARED TO DELTVRl
ALL SIZES OF COAL !
9.60—
p.m.
9.17
-or
SUPKKIOU QUALITY FOB FAMILY USE
AT THE LOWEST MARKET RATES !
depot, 1
•
All coal well screened
put In cellar«.
B. F TOWNSEND
OFFICE A YARD, F»JUT OF FOURTH »T.
4k^Teleph«»nlc com«
I n 1 cation with all part»
ang12
Trunks and Traveling Bags !
J. A. CONN E R,
a.
Reliable Hi
»1 Trunk Man
oved to his
m—6.00
NO. 4 EAST FOURTH STREET,
j where you will find the largest assortment «
j Harness, Tmuks, Bags, etc.. In the city. Laities
i and gentlemen's pocket hooksand ladles shopping
FROM I hags sold at reasonable prices. Prompt attention
paid to repairing trunks and traveling hags.
Ian 19-1-Uw-H
;
1
F
KANKI.IN
CD:— ]
ITYPE FOUNDRY,
a
p. m
19.3«
168 Vine Street,
Ohio.
Cincinnati,
ALUSON t SMITH.
vll-SSIt
WALL t'ATKH.
BAI L & CO.,
Trl»l
The
in a
election
States
At
drawn,
aon,
1 ins,
strong,
and
was
on
Donnell
line,
two
son
Hugh
have
aud
States
C.
peared
At
of
police
their
tiut
clals
The
hut
had
his
that
given
the
chiel
betw
of
used
suit
to
the
has
take
valve
of
this
the
No. 610 Market Street.
(smith building.)
-
'jJjL Alt.
S3 +: vn
V V
I:
W ft
V
Llr V
II-*
I v
Si
;
W\ I
i\
"Recognized Authority on Dec
orative Paper Hanging."
The Largest, Best and CbeapestJAwortment of
WALL PAPERS
-AND
WINDOW SHADES
IN THE CITY,AND THE MOST SKILLED
WORKMEN.
Paper ah low AH 10 cent!* per piece In *re|
riety. Window «hades ah low a« M cent*. You
oiiln certAlniy see our ashortment beiore pur
liasing elsewhere. In order that those moving
March 526th be not delayed with their
extra force of men h»» been engaged; hut y
should give us your order ah hoou ah possible.
\
BALL A CCL
Ö10 MARKET 8T., (SMITH BUILDING.)
Jf t int At,.
Don't tail to try the Great
Remedy, the CELEBRATED
H. H. H.
MEDICINE
A Friend to the Afllicted !
men
A FAMILY REMEDY II *i
its great worth for
testimony
tie following disease»:
rheumatism, neuralgia, diphthe
ria, PARALYSIS. PAINS IN THE HEAD
AND BACK. FROSTED FEET, STIFF.HUNTS
LAMENESS, PLEURISY, aud for all external
li.'
lhecuçe
FOR INTERNAL TSE
I
For rholera. Cholera Morbus, Cramps, P
the Stomach or Rowels. Dose—from A» «Irops to
hall a t. iiHpoonlul In water. Never reduce for
. Every family should keep it on
It is a never-failing household remedy.
infallible
Dll'll rilKKlA. If used according
lowing directions:
Halit rale a muslin
the throat
drv cloth o
.
hand.
The H. H. II.
Co
■diet ne
the ful
linen cloth and bind It
d pul a
l thirty minutes,
preve
eevap
horoughly blistered,open
e.. aud lake a cloth amt
pa-islng oil, an
lb • blister with a
cdl
lake a clo
otr, the
hog's lard,
the water that passes
cad thick with pur# I
It on the blister und cl
will absorb ail the dis
internal medicine will he needed except a pur
Kative medicine. Children should not he blistered
than ten mini
This lias never he
dir«-c ted.
d Mini
I »
hielt
p* every hour
through the po
■
known to tall when
n!
FOR HORSES.
without a houle Iu hl»
No horseman should
»hie in case <»f acetdenl.
for
It is a
the following dl&eaM»-» of the horse:
for Sprained Joints, Sore Sh«
Bids, Thrush In Feet, Scratches, Sweeney,
Fistula, Poll Evil, Distemper, Curb, Splint.
to
l
7
BLOOD OR BONE SPAVIN,
«1 will remove all Swelling» and
Callous Lumps left from kicks or other bruises,
without Injuring tlie growth of the hair. Has
* ,r ' * • ,| Distemper
»onfuIs In a bucket
their ilrlnk when watering,
until it blisters, the
til rout t«» keep it w
The above in valuable
; to he
Ringbone,
je
»tic
* to two
of colli water, for
and bathe the throat
pul a cloth around the
I for
Heine has gait
y hundreds of ma
de Oil Liniments that Tall to p
d they
Itself a Lt
v le.
r <■
»mmendatloiib to palm
I'lie II. 11. II. Medicine
sentlal oll» and
M»rt
i
public
is urepareil from the very be»
other very costly articles, of
off.
■ which «
»«»u ml
ten pounds of any crude oil tliat
y 11 ni men Is, and the proprietor
:
posnihly advertise
to the extent that
saD the profit w< uld not
hat those who have any
-la«»
fier
s of liulmeniH do
the exp«*
wledge of the difference between a fir
Inferior article, will not
hugged.
ela
id
Cm,
•liclue
themselves t«» he h
CERTIFICATES :
A. A. Walton, of Hunting,
ery county, Pa., w rite» th
for a great
tried t
•'alley, Montgom
• had a lame back
y venrs; had suffered a great deal,
<1 anything to help him until he
II. H. II. Medicine, which made a per
townshlp, Bucks
county, Pa., says It lias been worth a thousaud
dollars tohlm In cairing his Uheuinatlsm.
F«»r sale by druggist«
If y iir dealer docs not
have him g«-t it for you
Inferior article.
■hm
I«
f«
el Carmen, Bcnsale
d .b ale
rs everywhere,
have It In sto« k
»e put off with
D. Dodge Tomlinson,
PROPRIETOR and MANUFACTURER,
Philadelphia, Pa.
ffSF'Swmethlng r
the merits of II.
«•very month In
«ard
«*-.-2l-ltj»wAw
11. H.
!
RHEUMATISM AND COuT CURED
Wl
cm establish by a chum of evidence
inquiry hut makes stronger, that
/v ri-al, or radical remedy for Kheumath
•I we put that evidence within the reach
■ullcrer vnl/.imt money and without price,
but the fool will Iu
v
liiim timt
It a <Uaj
•ar, or close his eyes to the glad tidings wo bring U
ins bligl t. «l liie In jusiiie to us, to you, to youi
Icpomicnt families, and to the ronsummutionofyout
ion before you were strlek. n
liseuse, wo nt you to ku with us lor a li w
10 the homes or Berne who have drank of 11,0 viatm
'•/ 'ife un»l ure now lull of the joy of health, ready tc
tell to the world their glad experience. We will give
false statement, xnd make n»i asaertior which
inquiry (by letter or I reir
friends) be piobed to th« bottom and found to be full
)f truth.
down b>
tnomenü
!
ran not, by pro)
«
bu
II
PI»
^ 'ft Bi. . Brooklyn! als
»•«I r nitl* irSosira— Oe rar e
with Chronic
Ur. Uui'iip,
Chronic Kin
347 Ballt« Bt., Brooklyn - Acuu
ktyn—Sotailoa Bh
«
«r »1000
. 461 Third A veno«. Brooklyn—('hr
other inedioittea k U ,i
V
le Rheum«
Vi'.*/;.
M* Bain bridge
., Brooklyn—Acute Inflam
matory and Chronic Rb«unimtiaiu
bad Chronic
Dr. Uooilrlcb, La York City
Mr«. Wllll«ina.,D. 68 «
D, 14'J WeM Bt
. IfltMtb
, Brooklyr—Aotnt
hroni« Uheumail
j 10 yr:.r«; fluor» nnjolnt
. Bew York—ChrocU«, n«r
Chronic
l by ît. QU
"1 Rhea
lal in
Mr
■bMuntt?--—^ B4, 104 B#bU * 8u - * #w Tort-Chrotile
Mr Ab
»y«" ■'•«7 onj-o.rwu.
The above named gentlemen know many other« «arwd by oar
"vLrJ 411 * U S** 1 * 1 "• Dy«popMs. Uwr and Kidney Diaordera
^bew give this matter do served attenttoo, or writ« oa
you «aw
b
1er partie ui an, and yoa wifi bleu the day
r tier ment.
Elmore, Adorns de Co., M Atlantic Av..
teî*A»ra,aad IM Willlsa BU, a, V. c,
REPRINTED FROM YESTERDAY
AJN RLKCTIUM CASK.
Trl»l of » M»»n Arresten! l»y » Deputy
United Hinten MmtnIihI.
The cum) of Jumen McConnell, for acting
in a disorderly manner at the seventeenth
election district of this city on the 7th of
November Uat, la being: heard in the United
States Court lo-day.
At 10 o'clock this morning the Jury was
drawn, a* follows: William M. Canby, Jno.
McMullen, Cornelius Uhlm*, Andrew Ella
aon, James H. Sattertield, Benlah Kaugh
1 ins, B. Frank Townseud, Arthibold Arm
strong, John M. Clark ami Lewis Hamilton
and William Oaks.
The first witness called testified that he
was one of 89 Deputy Marshals at that polls
on the 7th o November last and that Mc
Donnell came aBd forced him-elf into
line, which had been formed bel ween the
two rows of deputy marshals. The
prisoner was put out twice by Hugh John
son when McDonnell said: "G—d— you,
Hugh Johnson what right have you here, 1
have as much right li re as you."
Johnson theu ordered McDonnell's arrest
aud the prisoner was conveyed to the United
States Court room District Attorney
Patterson conducted the prosecution while
C. B. Lore and Thotnab Davis, Esq., ap
peared for McDonnell. The case will un
doubtedly be finished to-day.
Concerning Street Venders.
At the City Hall laslevcning the reporters
of the daily papers were Informed that the
police officer* had been directed to do all lu
their power to break up the performances of
mountebanks and patent medicine dealers
exhibiting on the streets of thé city,
tiut no explanation was given why the offi
clals had not been successful in their efforts.
The chief complained also that he had been
misrepresented in two o! the eveniug papers,
hut finally admitted the correctness of what
had been published In regard to
his refusal to show the docket, aud also
that no information even would have been
given if asked for. No denial was made of
the Hlckey-McConuell affair, whlefi the
chiel explained was only a personal matter
betw en those two men.
Trouble»« Over a Valve.
Alvorado Mayer, the inventor and patentee
of a valve similar to that of. the Shaw valve
used by the Washington, Plueuix and
FrienÜNbip engine companies, lately brought
suit in equity against the city of Boston,
Mass., that city having purchased the right
to manufacture the Shaw valve. He
succeeded in having ai. injunction
issued against that city prohibiting
the inauulacture of the Shaw valve. Meyer
has written to friends in this city that his
counsel will visit Wilmington shortly and
take measures to prevent the use of the
valve by the three companies on the ground
of an infringement. The only company In
this city using the Meyer valve at preseut is
the Keliauce.
Of
Men
stock
and
Prices
here,
and
and
ton
in
aud
for
the
head
cut
in
under
into
«furymen Paid OIY
Marshall McMullen assisted by S. Rod
mond c^mith,Esq.,paid otFlu the Grand Jury
room this morning the jurymen in the
United Slates Court lor the last term, who
have bveu diseharg« d. The remaining Jury
men will be paid
charged.
fit,
they are dis
,K e; i n
Local «Jnotation» Corrected Dally In tl»n
Sire«« Unrhei
IILV BY W. J.
r, mn. bt«..
OOHKKOTI
>. 417 VKKNOH HTRMirr:
MORROW,
bu
owl
J
P»
'
A 1.10
Hay.
Straw.
I
Bran, double bushel. 60
(tracked corn. ..
Middling«,double bushel
uieal,.
7ft
. 1*00
Co
Shmied
Ground
BUTTMR, BOOM.
and oat«.
POULTRY,
DAILY BY MBMHICK. THIRD HT K BBT MARKST.
$ .36
. «6
a
ooKHMKrrau
Print butter, per ft. wholesale 4 .30
Print •* " •* retail.40
Tub
Tub
Erk*, wholesale, pi
Errs, retail, per «1«
Ohlckcus, alive wholesale—
Glilcken«, «I reuse,«! wholesale
L'blckeuH, alive, retail.
Uhlckenu, dressed, retail.
Cheese, wholesale, per pound
Cheese, reiaii, " "..
Turkeys, wholesale, dressed..
Turkeys, retail, dressed.
RKI1V OORURt-TKU DAILY by william olavby,
HJNDHTRBKT MARKKT.
1 " wholesale ù
• ** retail.
. HO
■
.18 a
.26 Q
.12 3
.19
■
I
:
I«.
.14
.16
.18
.06
.16
.1U
.16
17
.20 O .26
Hlrloln Hte.akh p**r pound
Kump steak« p* r p«
Round «teak- n
Kib
Chuc
Stewing piece«.
Bolling bits per pound —
Shins,.
Kidney fat,per pound.
Uuibchop«, per pound...
Lamb roa«ta. per pound...
Mutton chop«, per pound.
Mutton rou«trt, per pound.
Yeal cutlet«, per pound...
Veal roa-.t«, per pound....
PORK KT«J.. OOKHBUTBD DAILY
.90
pound
per pound.
>l per pound .
.16 O -18
.90
.u e, . 1 «
!..
IM
.60
Has
»I
. s g
ill
.90
cut
.16 &
90
two
for
the
for
,111
1C
.91
.26
,16
.18
J. DILL
STALL 9. HUUOMD HTRKUT MARRBT.
wholesale
retail
IS
Smoked ham».
Shoulders.
Dried beef.
.-.alt flitch.
Loi
Freeh slmulders
Pork steak and sausage. 18
14
and
.... 11
La
Le
ml
tliat
.... 18
L6
I
.
m
that
not
any
-la«»
fier
II
16
II
Flitch.
Freni» luuus aud Ultoh
Smoked bac
»ol.
:
. 12
l(
«
Scrap]
Pigs It
Bologna »ausage
Livor pudding..
Lard.
H
■
«
Lft
9
151
Lft
16
uKHKCTKD DAILY BY POWMLL, THIRD
HTHJdiT MARK in .
BIBB,
back
he
per
. .1L
Pike.
K«»ck fish. ]>er |»ound.
White Perch, per pound.
Trout, per pound.
Halibut, pur pound.
Gatfish, per pound..
Block huh.
Blue boss..
Terrapin per doxen.
Haddock...
Market cod.
Pickerel.
Smelts..
Yellow perch...*• •.
.1«
9.
•»»H
■w o
.u
.20
12
k
with
.
.96.00 Q
6 . >0
16
.... 16
Ik*
.10
VBWBTABLBH.
Potatoes, per hail-peca.14
Sweet potatoes, per half pock
Cabbage, per head....
Turnips, per half peck
Celery, i
.Jb
.»
.6
tunch.
or
if
lYELAWAKK CARPET HOUBE,
U no. 5W9 MARKET 8T
We have Just received a large stock
-or MN
TAPESTRY BRUSSELS, THREE-PLY
INGRAINS AND DAMASK
KKKT.
reach
<Uaj
U
youi
OAR P ETIN (+H
viatm
tc
give
which
full
b>
-Also a large assortment ot
OIL CLOTHS, MATTING» AND WIN
DOW SHADES.
»Give us a call and satisfy yourself that we are
giving bargains, luff
GRKBE.
HENRY
Il'NlN. t»l
A* U Ml'
GABDEN
tEEJ)
G
ARDEN SEED.
k U ,i
GARDEN SEED.
Inflam
Chronic
Full Line of Henderson's
Tested Garden and
Flower Seeds a<
A
Chronic
ît. QU
Rhea
oar
GRIPPEN '8
No. 5, E. Second St., Wil., Del.
Iar SEND FOR CATALOGUE.
day
Av..
c,
cloth t so.
SPRING
—AND —
SUMMFR CLOTHING
!
Jolm II. Moore,
22b-MARKET ST.-228
Of Ready-made Clothing for
Men and Boys our Spring
stock is now complete in every
department, and is the largest
and finest we have ever carried.
Prices lower tVinn
member our garments are made
here, well sponged, and cut,
and trimmed in the latest style
and best manner by Wilming
ton artists.
Do
ov<*r.
We are getting busy already,
in our Merchant Tailoring De
partment, and have the finest
aud best assorted line of goods
for making-up to be found in
the city. We stand at the
head of the trade for s' y le in
cut and superior workmanship
in this department. lt is still
under Mr. Nathaniel Bayne's
supervision. New styles re
ceived as fast as they come
into the market.
Give usa call. We promise
complete satisfaction as regards
fit, style, workmanship and
price.
228—MOORE—228
a*-ftml*a*
I
k
IT
\\
JÛ5 v-J
Poorly-Fitting Clothing is as
bad, if not worse, than poorly
made Clothing. One feels awk
ward and uncomfortable in it
(see drawing.) In style and
cut our house takes the lead.
A. C. YATES & CO.
-LEDGER BUILDING
Chestnut and Sixth Streets,
PHILADELPHIA.
ml-84
A NEW SUIT.
It is one of the topics of con
ver-ation at this season of the
year, and what is the thing for
me to buy. Now we will help
you solve this query if you will
visit our Clothing House, at
Fourth and Market streets, and
we will interest ourselves in
your case and show you some
thing that will be suitable for
you to wear and what is the
most stylish garment of the
season. It may be a Sack
Coat will fit your form better,
or if a Four Button Cutaway
we will tell you, or it may be
an Evening Coat will be best
for your wear, and if
have them. To sum it ell up
if you will give us the chance
we will help you out of your
trouble with the best-fitting
garment and what will please
you. Wilmington Clothing
House, Fourth and Market
streets.
Jno. W. Dietendorf & Co.
are
so we
cloth ma.
A
Remember
you'll be taking off your Heavy
Overcoat some of these days
and will feel as though you
needed a new suit of clothes;
it's going to get warmer, an «
you will want Clothing. Why
not go now to MULLIN &
SON,Sixth and Market str* et-,
and have them ordered, so that
they will be ready when you
want them You will never
find any one more glad to serve
you, neither will you find any
one to use you better. Neither
will you find a better stock of
Fine Ooods than they will
offer you. Their prices any
body knows are the lowest for
tlw> qualify
a
J.T. MULLIN & SON,
S. E. COR. SIXTH A MARKET STS.
aft-tfM
JJANKINU
-ON -
Other Peoples Brains
It shows proper appreciation to recog
nise a really good thing, and probably
tills explains why a Wilmington clothier
has been copying, word lor word, the
advertisement* of the LONDON AND
LIVERPOOL CLOTHING CO., Noe.
3, 5 and 7 South Tenth street, Philadel
phia. There are two things, however,
that no one can copy,and they are our
extremely low prices for really fine
goods. As direct importers of our cloths
we have great advantages, and as we
inauulacture our owu goods we are able
to place them In the market at the low
est possible cost. J ust now we are of
fering extraordinary attractions to Wil
mington buyers In the shape of bargain
lots of broken lines of Suit Goods. We
have but a few aud therefore must dis
pose of rapidly. At least try us before
trading elsewhere. If fine goods at low
prices are appreciated we are certain of
your trade.
IMPORTED C A 881 MERE
SUITS
- $ 6.50— 7.00
IMPORTED CHEVIOT SUITS 6.75- 7.25
IMPORTED MELTON SUITS 8.00— 9 00
IMPORTED TRIC08 SUITS 10.00—11.00
FRENCH DIAGONAL
SUITS -
12.00—13.00
ENGLISH WORSTED SUITS 14.00-15.00
A large llue of imported Pants at
prices ranging from $2 to $6.
sell you at $2 a pair of really good drere
pants. Thia is the same price others
will ask you for poor working pants.
We think you will perceive how great
the advantage is in our favor.
We can
LONDON <& LIVERPOOL
Clothing Company.
3, 5 AND 7 SOUTH TENTH STREET
Below &Iarket, Philadelphia.
a 11 -1 ill -76
VN
K TAKE PLEASURE IN CALLING
THE ATTENTION OF
PIANO
-AND
as
it
ORGAN
Buyers to our NEW. LARGE and ELEGAN1
su»ck, Just opened. We offer the finest assort
ment of iuBtruments to Ire found In the city, at
the most tempting prices. Persons wishing to
purchase will find lt greatly to their Interest to
give us a call. We lake pleasure In showing
nstrumenu, and in giving attention to all.
whether they wish to buy or not.
D. S. Johnston & Co.
46 and 48 West Fifth St
FOUNTAIN SQUARE
•j
niN#ffNN 4T1
5
j ANE A BODLEY CO..
GOLD MEDAL
AWABDIS
ATLANTA COTTON EXPOSITION,
y
—OB THBI1
Steam Engine & Saw Mi
the
for
will
at
and
in
for
the
the
be
up
Co.
KXHIUITKU AT ATLANTA IN
Manufacturers of Steam En/lnee, Boiler», Saw
Mills, Gang Edger«. Lath ifachinea. Hub and
Con pi tugs, Gearing,
Sp ecial attention given to Plantation kMachln
ery. Catalogue free.
Lane & Bodley Co,
'i
John and Water Sts.,
blNHIKNITl M
HBMRY L. RAYMOND. ALONZO DBWBBSg.
JJENRY L. RAYMOND A CO.,
STOCK BROKERS,
NOS. 4 AND « PINE STREET, N.
Buy and sell lor In vestment, and carry on
moderate margin all securities dealt In
the New York Stock Eichanm. First,
class privileges at favorable rates. Parties
distantly located from Wall atreet
wishing to Invest sums ran trine
from »S0 to »1,000, are invited to
write for us for particulars. Complete
Financial Report mailed free. Am.il orders
executed at current rates. Refer to Bankers
Members of N. Y. Stock Exchange, Officials
of New York Central Railroad Co., and
we
on
Exchange, Officials
-— Railroad Co., and
S romluent Manufacturing and Mereantile
UBinere Houree. Reffixraore and terma
mailed on application.
REPRINTED FROM
IIIteroay
OTCUTIBMmvb,^
A «00.1 ta. Pr.*,,,«*, „„
Ntreet Oruun<|«, r ° n *
Q'ticutkp Bam. d RIM
afternoon hart been
time could not have tx-en ,rii f
game of hall between the Cleveland
Qulekate P »In« ou the Front .treeL
The two uln« were early lu tto. « d ''
Cleveland player, with their hrlyh ' ^
aerviceahle gray flanuel . U | U 1
rauch attention.
ND *. « 45 —u th
mane to order
the
ftO !
alt
raconi
The visitors are all large and
fellows, and an interesting
test *d fight is expected.
Dailey, the one-armed pitcher
watched. Broughton, who
for the Cleveland,
first appearance as
a young
Wc U-formed
and well
COD.
is
closely
catch
make ),t a
a professional, and u
from Jamesville, Wise
Dorr will pitch for the horn«
Cue; u etcher.
long before half put two o'clock th
gntnd .Und w.i mied, sud Ute
■etu were nearly .11 tsksu
From Indlç.tlon» fully 2,000
is to
Will
in.
' '»ne, with
re«rved
lt .. . persons will
wltnew the game, and the Quick«,-™
have tbelr hand. lull.
A full force of police la on the
*111
(found,.
Dalayad by Bad W.aih.r
Word waa received In thia .1 y tin, mor „
Ing that the Steamer Morlal.ua I,,,u„d
New York to Wilmington, lm,l ,, ut Into«
expecting to arrive here' somrtlräe"
or to-morrow morning when sin* would at
once begin her tripa between Wi mlnttoD
and Philadelphia. The rumor in
to the Felton is now gi\
a fact by those who prole
know. It is declared she will begin running
Just as soou as the MorUtana start*, aud will
touch at Fourth sire«t.
rogird
to
More About McCullough.
It to now stated that the charge agafhst
officer McCullough was of a most dlsgurt.
ing nature, and that the act wan committed
in the presence of a number of w.tuewci
who were summoned to appear before thé
Mayor last evening, when McCullough
to be given a hearing. The olH<
, decline l to meet his accusm, »nd
HI«
:er, how
ever
severed hie connection with the City Hall
forever, untere he perchance be a guest there
at some future time.
Herbert Welsh, son of 11
- --, . -.John Welsh,
of Philadelphia, will lecture in 8t. Andrew'*
Episcopal Church,
next, 17th, at 7.30 p.
be a very eloqueut speaker and will
take
Tribes, with a Brief Cousid erutton of the
Indian Problem " He comes to this city
under the auspices of the Wilmington In
dian Aasociatian, of which Mb* Polk
rotary.
Tuesday evening
. lie in said to
fol
DM
theme, "The Sioux
at tlie Capital.
(Hpeolal correspond«:lice of th«* Uazeltr.l
Dover, April 11. — W. S. Butler'« segar
State street was robbed last •■veiling
Robber!«
store on
of a number of minot articles, the thieves
effecting an entrance by prying o;m*d the
front door. The grocery «ton* and «lwelling
of William Hartwell was also robbed of
about $100 in money and a lot of valuable
clothing.
00
Work wf m Sneak Tlilei.
Jobu Walters, employed at th Novelty
Carriage Works, and living at 103 Emil
Water st reet bad $20 stolen from his panta
loons pocket yesterday. The pant« ..
hanging iu his house while In* was at work,!
and while his wife was vitiLlnu: a n< ight»orI
a sneak thief entered the prenn-«*«.
A Large Cargo of Uotlon.
The three-mast schooner Eliza Scribner,
from Galveston, Texas,
Sunday with 1,240 bales of cottoi
on board for tlie Triton Cotton Mill», to
broke the cargo on Monday ami lt i«
hi lug unloaded.
•Iveil ln N
l asile
Fraternal Visit.
I^enape Tribe, No. 6, Improved <) K M,
will visit MiiiUon Trilie «d Philadelphia on
Friday, leaving here on the 0.10 p
A largi* number it Is expected will pu aud ft
good time ta anticipated.
!ru!n
KYE QLASHES
ESTABLISHED 17M.
S PECTACLES
id »klllftd
fin perl«
tnanahip combined, have given
Bpectaclea a NATIONAL REPUTA
TION.
at
to
to
all.
OPERA GLASSES !
TELESCOPES !
W. M. & J. C. M'Allister
•j
728 CHESTNUT ST.,
PHILADELPHIA.
in22-2m28
HTKAMHH1E LlNEti.
j^NCHOR
LINK.
MAIL STEAM KH»
d from
UNITED BTATKB
Ball Weekly to
NEW YORK and GLASGOW.
DERBY,
WlNIk»* 1,
Returns flio to 9R 8
Cabin Passage, «60 to «80.
Hecond Cabin,|40. Return TIckelAV»*
Steerage prepaid, «21. ° ut rÄl il
Passenger accommodations are u ' ,e *" r g twol*
BUterooms on Main Deck. PMsenger» ^
at lowest rates to or from German],
Norway, Sweden, Denmark, 4L. . |I)fc
For books of 'Tours ln öcotlsnd ' ra 1 ^ v
HENDERSON l*ROiHE^K?
k. oV6amitf.l f. BErrr^ A t ' , » n, i.uî p ii , ii*
y or. ▲. D. LeCarpenter, Du I ont fl »
mi iigton
HXJCIOHT LIS*-'.
Saw
and
pOR NEW YORK.
Electric Line Steamers 1 ripH
Vesper and Annie
-SAIL FROM
'i
Kin* Street Wherf, Pier I», KI,B|
WIlmlnirtoii.Del., ?5 W iï,Jj!»W
Tuesday, Thursday, Monday,"
Saturday, 3 p. m. FrW"»' 6 ' * 1
Freight carried as low
N mMÎtr rl1 '" d ltM " rn K. l ANUKE" 1 A
PHILADELPHIA.
other «"«
by an)'
poR
on
trine
to
and
WARNER'S
Philadelphia and Wilming t0D
Propellers
.h.rr, ***
Ball daily from Market street
ton, snd first wharf below
Philadelphia, at < p. m.
Chest»»*
on
FREIGHT CARHI EI)
. . .. y other line, snd
r our personal supenrlfllo ». *• w % 0 ot
made iu either clly by our own
as low
under
cries
A Co.
Cha^
nroerior
and
?
Kx
two