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RtP-IINTEO FROM YESTERDAY a.in.
el (.00
i "1 ^
>'Mr1y 40,000 Paopt« Take a View of ihe
W.46,
».40.
1.07,
It.36,
\M,
•
t
106,
Day From Under tli« Tow era.
New York, July 30.—The great bridge
was thronged with peofite all day yeatarday.
lu the morning an unuoua) large number of
rrteflÜfeimaeü over, bound lor the retired
tage* of Long Island.
About 10 o'clock stage coaches crowded
inside and out with member» of tfce Tile
club vrere driven over rapidly and disap
peared in the direction of Coney Island, in
«he afternoon a ball down funeral procès
•kins lent a sombre aspect to the scene.
Toe crowd oasacd over it at the rate of
6.000*kn hour alter 2 o'clock. The pto
mepdders showed their appreliation of the
nt % coca t ion of the order prohibiting
loitering under the gnat piers,
the atteruoou a strong breese
I
r
TBem tr!
\ ^LS*» r . . .
^ canik up bnd at times bonnets, hats and
\ pa root* tilled the air. One yonng lady was
. so Kiittirluaatc as U) see a dainty little piece
' of Straw awl satin sail dowu the river while
^htvwaScompelled to return home with an
i^ed Jtiat cousis» iug only of a six-inch
keechlet. Ten recently imporiyd Swed
t » rutted in and walked tbs prom
nt little tear that harm would be
tlmated that between 40,000 and
h%0(iB persons deposited their penuie« and
vbdtâd th4 bridge yesterday, while between
1,300 and 1,400 vltiicles crossed over. The
police testified that uever has a more or
derly or genteel appearing crowd visited it
heretofore.
MU,
7.00
marov
b sirl
ai - ■
ri!
p
tavas
i/o
About tjyo years ago two men, personal
friends, àttended a tamp meeting near Balti
Qtoiw,. Through,some mismanagement they
" Wéré left behind when the train
left a»i4 ware compelled
at a hotel all night. Oue of them
bad money but the other was completely
rapped. Bi-lug Irieuds the first proposed
staying at a hotel aud volunteered to pay
the expenses of the uight, which amounted
to $3 apiete. Both «neu are uow iu this city
and the man who paid the bill voluntarily
two years ago, baa entered ault
before \SQufre Bertolette, to re
cover tbe & which he claims was bor
rowed. The trial will come oil this even
ing at 7.30 unlock, aud
tcresUjk, af ^«4
wholë I4iakt* l p>à
inck have fWfi
Mills until lately, wheu the man sued ac
cepted a pofltiun at the Pi*sey& Jones (Jonv
f pauy. r
to stay
bt
bt bn
that
[X
o
ng a
LrHi
■
-
-
Oar Rooms,
Without exception, are the finest furnished
H)TiM) ètate. The operaUug soom is re
modeled. New aud improved instrument*.
We« hate made* eh «ire change In oar help
.and uow have flratrclasa men. What we
propose to do Is to give you first quality of
work equal to any made in the city, at the
same old prices. We show you prool aud
guarantee satisfaction. Our gallery is open '
only six days of the week, öutterley & Co.,
/ àü» Äaikpt street. Arthur/CU*e, mànagtg.
KJ
MoUaflerty Appoint««» Umpire.
F. J. Burt, of Camden* Qffiuial umpire of
Usa lutar-sfat»- Association', has tendered bis
resignation, Lake effect August 1. William
A. McCaffertjf, qf this ptty^ who has town
actiug as subwi»ute 1<>r the past mouth, katr
been appointed Lo fill the vucaucy caused by
Ml. BurtfW rasiguation.
Easily i'rovsu.
It is easily proven that malarial fevers,
epustipatiou, torpidity of the liver aud kid
nèya, general «lebiiify, nervousuess, aud
neuralgic ailmculs yteld readily to this great
disease conqueror. Hop Bitters. It repair«
the ravages oi disease by converting the
lood into rich blood, and it gives 1 ew life
aud vigor to the aged aud infirm always.
lountabie'i .Sale.
Co«»table Pritcnett sold this morning at
Cons nan ie'f *a.e the « tire stock aad fixture«
of Joaepfr Uf»>»4 0 gnocary store, at the
s«>uLheast corner ot Filth an«l King streets,
to Will
who will open the store lor husinaw iu a
tew days.
•
1
K.»ne, ex county tax collector,
ÄAijteviLLB, Ouio, Feb. LI, 1*0.
I am*very glad to bay 1 hsvu tried Hop
Bitters, aud never took anything that did
os aiuvbgoocL i ouiy look two bottles
and 1 wouul .Loi take f luo for tbe good they
did me. i rccoimueud them to my patients',
aud get the bee», results irom their use.
C. B. Mekckk, M. D.
Of Uie Many Remedies.
before the public for Nervous Debility and
weakueaa ol Nerve Generative Bystem there
ia none equal to Alien'« Brain P
promptly amt permanently realm
vigor; it never tail«. Ü1 pkg-, b lOr $5— At
odd
MV*
, which
all lo»i
druggiHt or at Allen's Pharmacy *ilö 1st ave.,
New York.
wjtttihiip—Bm."
«duick, complete cure, ail annoying Kid
ney, Bladder aud Urinary diaeasee. $1.
Druggfeta.
Many Tim
you »vaut to pr«;«crvc meat or fish for several
days. Lay a iu a solution ol Hex Magana
over uight aud you cau keep it for weekb.
You c
also keep milk a week or more b\
biirriug iu a little of the "Buow Flake'
brand.
Dr.toimui»' Fain Searcher.
Thu peril* tion of pain medicines ini medi
ate iu r. lieviug cramps, pains, cholera
bus, ueurui^ia, rhcumitUsiu, cholera, etc.,
50 ceuts. Depot Fourth aud King.
. «
Th« Faule
How to keep cool is very satisfactorily solved
by visitiug A. llauber's saloon, *JOU West
street. It is iu reality Cape May at .home.
THE LARGEST RETAIL STlCK OF DRY
GOODS.
Strawhkiir;e & Clothier,
Dealers in Dht Goodb Exclusively,
Eighth and Market Streets,
Philadelphia.
CITY IT KM.
rintterii
% (lo n Ptoorograi-'icra. wi Market si
IHh RAILROADS
A Local Time Table With the Lateat
Correction.
TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON FOR
PHIL A.—2.00*, 2.28*, 6.80, 6.40, 7.00, 7.60, 8.10f
».00, 0.3«, «.68, 10.20, 10.30,11.63 a. in . 12.0UU
.; 12.16, 12.38, 1.44, 2.30, 4.00, 6.17*, 6.30f,
0.38*, 0.56,7.24,7 30*. «.55* p. in.
Nkw York— 2.00*, 2.23*, 6.30,«.68, 11.53 a. m
2.38, 1.64, 6.17*, 6.38*, 7.26 p. m.
BaltimoRB— 1.06*, 1.42*, 4, 61»,8.06», 9.17*, a.
m. 12.27, 1.00, l.Otf, 6.00, 4.00, 6.67, 11.04* p.;m.
v-ashington— 1.42*, 4.61*, 8.06*, ».17* a. m.
1.00, 1.0», 6.00,6.67,11.04* p. in.
BaLTIMOKB AKD lNTKltMBDlATB STATIONS—
1.06*,0,17" a. m. 1.00. 6.00, 6.00p. tn.
»Trains running both dally and Sunday.
iTraiu8 running only on Sunday.
8.16,
S
dblawark Railroad— 4.00»,9.10t a,ra. i.06f.
S.00*, 4.001,6.26^ p. tn. No Sunday tialns.
•Fur New CJostle only.
fFor Harrington and intennedlate stations.
I Express for Delmar.
Wilmington Nouthkrn Railroad— 7.00 a. m.
1.06, 5.06, 0.36 p.
Sundays, 7.00 a. in, and
3.10 p. m.
1»KLAWAHS Wl
Uailroaiv— 7.06 10.30
a.in. ».m p. m. Sani.jr train. lot», ». m.
(.00 Ji.ru.
t
T+
I Ü j
TRAINS ÄKKIVhat WILMINUTON FROM
PBILA--12.46, 1.00, 1.82*, 4.47*, 7.44. 8.02% »22,
W.46, lO.lOf 11.84». m. 12.22. 12.40, 107, 2 30f.
51.40,8.44, 4.80, 4.44, 6. Si, 6.63, 4 20. 4.48, 7.35,7.lUt,
».40. 10.88. li..48 J). in.
Nbw York— 1.32%, 4.47«, 8.02f, ».12 a. m. 1140
1.07, 4.46,4.48», 10.&8 p.m.
Baltimokb-— 1.41 . 2.18* ».84, ».44, 11.43 B. W
It.36, 1.61, Ml , 4. au*, îAm ».4»* p. m.
Waiiuia«tMU v l.|l\ 2,îî l\«43 a m
\M, 6.11 ,460*, 7.Ü, Ö N
• Hotfi dafly and hUa*o£|.
t On Sunday oiJJÏ *
Drlawahk liA^LKoaPM>Jl 140, 1
106, 6.UÖ* . *40 p. in. Nb 9aqMjfOLrai
d New UMUaeWP. .
an
iu.15 a. m
N at NoirrifWba ^R'ailroad— 4.62
i. Act p.m. Puwdfy. 1».*» end
Wilkin (fro
MU, 11.36* u
7.00 p. m. T
Delaw
p. m.
A
ad— 8.00 a;
II
4.40 p. m.
10
Ui.
T
irt
E ft oBj W U*M l N1 H*otr~
a* Baoku pTKuar Uav«rt—
;, 0,30, fa-Alf ,8.00,1.21 J8.34t, 10.16,11.as*
îs.fiûk,- i.aàr. lie 4 . 0 U, 4 . 2 »,
4.04*. 4.34, »Ä*. K?0, 10.00. 11.82
TRAIN»
p
12.80",
m. n*
Naw Uiwli-i.m, «.», lu.iu, ll.te a. 111.
AH, «.at |>. m.
• Traîna taaaluiat 0 »* u»Ry at* «■*»>.
«Train» nuuung emjr n Sunday.
A train will leave Wilniingum for Newark
mid way stations at 7.48 a. in., returning leave
Newark at 8.26 a. in. lor Wilmington and way
stations.
k figure*! denote the LiinUw*.
KxpNM I nUM. O U
The Hi
OUR MAILH.
Their Arrival »'<d Depwrfrure, Taking
Efleet July lot, 1HB3.
The Poet Office iu this olty will be opeu dally,
except »Sunday, from 4.» a. in. to « p. m. Pri
vate boxes are accessible until 11 p. in on
pugdays open from 8.30 U> » a. m. Prlv»te
Hfllble fro* 6 fo I p. m. The whole
» »Window KiU 4lofte 1
er office wRlxltosA at ö p. m.
MAILS CLOHB
The
at 4 30 p
FOLLOWS :
NORTH.
- Wilmiugtqn A NorUiira Rail coal to Reading
Fa., and noi!t*l>iL.l!u llulLrtiote and Central
south of ChAd«i*s FoW; « .40 a: nr
Philadelphia closed pou *h, 8.3U a. iu.
Philadelphia aud waymail, » a. m.
New York, Pennsylvania aud points east and
Delaivare Western Railroad to Laadenburg
of
'
rriii /
KJ
Philadflpliia, New. York city, Pennsylvania
id New Jersey, 11.40 a. ta.. J
Philadelphia, Now York rfhd all points east
ändertet, L8u p.;aL, .V' ! ; j
Philadelphia, New York an» all points east
aud west, 4.4U p. in.
Philadelphia and New Y
^FtiîhïylvâiSa west 6^ dLabcaster, and oil
points west aud southwest 9.36 p. in,
All points north, east, west and southwes t, 1
cities clo««4
of
bis
katr
by
the
life
p. m.
All .Louisian« ia toot west
which is sent south
;pt New Orleans
thruugh mails.
SOUTH.
Balfiitore and way mall, 7.40 a. in.
• Washington and all points south, 7 40 a. m.
All points
Snpidimtatary mail for U»c I'eniur ula, »am.
Baltimore, Washington and all points south,
12-30p. in.
Newiiort,
H.vredeQ
the Peumsulu, 8.30 u. in.
Mtauton, Newark, Elk ton and
. 12.3c p. in*
Points on Baltimore Central,between Port De
ppsit, and Uhadd s Ford, 12.30p.m.
Baltimore and Bay Lino steamers, 4.40 p. m.
Peninsula uorth ol liarriuatou, including
Dtdaware CIly aud St. Ucorge s, 6.60 p m.
Baltimore, closed pouch, 6 ou p. in.
Baltimore, Washiuglou and all points south
lip. in.
HAIL. AldtIVJ* AKD RKAOY ru. DKL1VXUY.
lYilmingtonA Northern Railroad 6.30
Fi
i
1 From New York, Philadlel^lfiA Washington
and all
From
north, east aud
aud points
way mail from Philadelphia, 8.30 a. m.
Peninsula aud all uorth ol Hurriugtou
Baltimore and way mail, u.6o a. m.
From Baltimore, 12.30 u. m.
From Pauinaala mail, 12.30 u. m.
From Philadelphia, Now York and points
north und eilst, l.Jop. in.
Baltimore, Washingtou aud points
south, 2.20 u. in.
From Delaware Western Rat Bead, 2.20 p, m.
From Philadelphia, Now York uud poiuts
uorth and e
, 8 30 a. in.
304
I
t
».16 a. in.
I
I«
, 5.40 p. III.
Baltimore, Washington und points
south and southwest, 6.^0 p. in.
Carriers diiiveries as follows : 6.30 a.
erul ; 10.10 a. in., partial ; j. 30 p.
oo p. in., partial.
Collections from street boxes
carriers
I
- , g«n
., general
4.
made by the
., 1.3u und 4 p. in.
Au addltioaul collection Will he made at 7.3«
p. m. from oil boxe« between Jetlemm and
Lombard and Water und. Thirteenth
inclusive. On Munday a full coll«-«;
made
delivery should be deposited ui l'ost Office tun
minutes before the hour of delivery
W. Y. «WKfOrçr, ■1'ostinaster.
Ö.30 aud 10 a.
will be
p.m. Local letters for carriers
r
I.
6 .
D LATH N.
KEGG.— On Sunos)', tin- -*tli in:
G rug«, lu the 71st yuwr of liera«
Rela fveauuri ITIeiidsa u r«-<iiie»
the funeral fr
street,
hi. In ter uu
tier vices
riant h A i
•*1 to atteud
> , 704 Tat nail
1 o'clock, p.
etcry.
i her la
«iuy, m« u t 2, at
*t WhlL < lay Creek
ibe church,
LMtKlt l A t\ Klify.
JOHNSON A BARNHILL,
fcuniishing Undertakers,
S. W. COR. TENTH A MARKET, STS.,
WILMINGTON, DKL.
Kehidkncrh :
L. HARKI JOlINriON, *
617 Jefierson St.
•ei*a*-mwf-|y-l4
G. T. BARNHILL,
23*1 and I'atual sts.
ruotrjb&aMOPiAL. t audh.
JOHN C. COLE,
«DTAKY PUBLIC, AND JUMI ICE OF TMI
PEACE.
Maris Building, No. 101 West Sixth str««t. Tele
ohone call. - - -
♦-1-12-6
was
by
.
JJR8. J. N. A.J. B. HOUF.NBACK,
Those afflicted with tbe ellt-cts of SELF-ABUSE
ind MERCURIALISATION should
. hesitate
to consult J. N. A J. H. HOHENSACK of 204 N.
Second street. Philadelphia, either by mall or by
person, during the hourb of 8 a. in to 2 p. m., and
Çto9 p. m.
Advice free. Whosoever should know his
litlon aud the way to Improve it jhoald read
"WISDOM IN A NUT-SHELL."
receipt of tliree-cent stamp.
Sent
a.
m.
HOW MANY MILES DO YOU DRIVE?
THE
ODOMETER
WILL TELL.
Tills Instrument Is
tells the ej
larger than a watch. It
•t number of milts drlvuiTtoTlie
l-looili pari d a mile; count* up I
water and dost tight : ölwöj S in
horses
1,0 00 m iles;
leri i
_ Ing over driven; Iscaslly attached |
to the Wheel of ü litige >, Carriage, Sulky, j
Wagon, Road < art. Sulky Plow, Reap. r , Mower, !_
other vehicle. Invaluable to Liverymen, !
Plea-ure Drivers, Physicians, Farmers. Survey- !
, Draymen, E xp r t
S Fr Ice only fS.OÖeäah,
i oth
—1
» « •
i
tage
-Uifrd the price of any
Odometer. W'lteu ordering give diameter
of tlie_whe«- . Sunt by mall
post paid. Add teat.,
«•ejlit j.r price,
m.
McDONNH. ODOM1TER CO.,
2 North La Salle
., Clileag *.
Xar-Seud for Circular.
IVw rjMMrirr.rfrrrjE.
$200 A YEAR
CAN BE SAVED
In the Living Expenses ol the
Family
of HVX MAUN 09, the BuinUtou Food
ervstlve It nreaervea Meist, Fiai», Milk.
Kgrs and all k inda uf Animal Fo<x! fr« »h
and a week lor w«*eki*.« , ve»i la tt,c Hottest wnatber.
This can l>o pro v «I bv the teatlmeai Is of linn*
«Ir* ds who have trie«! U. K«u eau ur«»\e It for
yourself for 4u c ut'. ' «»u will nn*f that this Is
an article will h will save you a great deal of
NO 6QURKH Mll.K.
JI'&ltfÄ.WrÄÄSfSSÄC
ilie ariicles m aie*», li is »•> simple l «> enolou,
that a dH Id «an folio itwdlve tlon», I» • s hat t*.
iT£S' « iV 'r A .
quart of u.llk • 1»1- is no humbug: itrt endorsed
b> su. h me», a. Prof, San»'i \V. Johnon •'Yale
CtOnVB. »ol. I toy druggists and grocers. Hample
•« tu nre-pal.l »y mail • r ««pre^ (as w*
on receipt of prtee. Name your eawWa.
.ffl. e. Viandlne hrandi for "''•L; *
1 ud"Sw!i ; A^iÂrïu" m. 'îftf-riy'ÿrt Ä
Moi«L Wc. perib e «rh. Pearl *»r i-reiu ;; Queen
>I>J f< ? V td H, pc
tHk HimUHTdPi root» pKkMKtVINu
COMPANY.
78 Kilby kt,, Boston, Mass.
i._ A ^ i — 1 ■ » ■■■
NU Wi*«>II^Ki> MKAT.
no stalk ktmk
p
■
H
A WORD Tl* THE WJSK.
WON * I BYHKB^TICAl.. KE «8» W TKAC 1 ES
ANO JCXFKUiKNCEvON K UMSTHAT "TAlt
R\Nt*8 8BLT20R APFHIENf 18 AN 1^
VAI. CABLE REMEDY Fall AN V A*D ALL
DINaKUKHB O • THEnToMACH. LIVER AND
BOW, LB. A TKA8POONKIIL I> A OL Si
or WAThR KVeRY M HNlfiO, fit- FOUR
t ATI NO 18 NOT ONLY KXTRKMELX BEN -
F M ' I À I.. ü ITT A l'ROTBOTéVA AGAINST
DlbEAbR, WHICH NO ONE CAN AFFORD
IO OISREU A«I>. K 'R «ALE BY ALL
DfeUiyHHbTto.
Caution 1
TO Til IUJÜUC.
r/ . <•«.
I woQid caution th.* ladles of wiimloftoa and
vlcluity to notice yartlcuiuriy that the
fIF.NUINK
BURTS SHOE
MAKER
L NEW YORK
Has th« natn«
TAuran iw full
on lining of
■ ACH SHOE THUS:
^fW YO^h
Also on tfis
BOTTOM OK FACH »Hoi
THUttl
And
WMTontsd tn give sat*«faction.
And
WMTontsd tn give sat*«faction.
i ThehryTpïkê^ i
304 MARKET ST., WILMINGTON
I« TH* ONLY AUTHORIZED AGENT W »
THE HALE OF MY GOOD» LN
WILMINGTON, DEL.
EDWIN C. BURT
NKW YORK.
REPAIRING NEATLY D0*E
SDTl7tU
r rHE PtTBLIC IS REQUESTED CARE
I. FULLY to notice the new and enlarge '
scheme to be drawn monthly. '
49*0 A PITA L PRIZE, 976,000.*
rtrketo, only |6.
Shares In tfropnrUnn.
• La •
Louisiana State I .otter y Co.
"We do hereby certify that we supe
arrangumenU for all the Monthly and Seiute
Annual Drawings of Thu Louisiana Hast« Lottery
Company, and In person mans««- and control the
Drawings themselves, and that the same are
ducted with honesty, fairness, and in good faith
toward all parties, and
l*any
rvise Uu.
authorise the eom
thls certificate, wlU» fac-siinlet <*
signatures attached. In its advertisements.**
C'
Couinilb! loin fo.
"tncorporavud in IMS ior 26 years by the Legisla
ture for F.ducatlons' and (marltable purposes
with a capital of L,000,000—to which a reserve
fund of over |H0. uao ha«
overwhelming popular
was made a part ef the present State Constitution
adopted December 2d, A. D., 1879.
The only Lottery ever voted on and endorsed
by the people or any State.
. It never scales or postpones.
ITS GRAND SINGLE NUMBER DRAWINGS
e place monthly.
A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN A
FORTUNE. EIGHTH GRAND DRAWING,
CLASH If, AT NEW ORLEANS, TUESDAY,
AUGUST 14i.li« 1888. —160th Monthly Drawing.
since been added.
»J
Its franchla«
Capital Prize, $76,000.
q000 TICKETS AT FIVE DOLLARS EACH.
JltACriONa, in FIFTHS tnPHOPORTION.
1 CAPITAL
1 CAPITAL
I CAPITAL
PRIZE.
im.
6,000.
...$ 76,ubU
... 25,000
... 10,000
.... 12,000
- 10,000
.... 10,0f*
.... 10,0-0
- 80,00
. 3h,lWXi
... 84,000
. . 24,000
..j.
■
prizes of
., 1
Qf
8,000
10 l'rlzes of
20 Prizes of
1*000
100 Prizes of
%
of
HO
300 I
Of
L0Û0 I'rises of
U
F ArPKOXIMAriOB PRIZBHt
9 Approximation Prizes of «T60. .
» " d SB...
20. ...
# ,,
!_
L«47 Primes, amounting
$8.760
4,60
2 2>0
«246, k*0
Application Tor rates to clubs sbohld only be
made to th*-office of thecompany In N**w Orleans.
For further Information write cleArl«, giving
frill address. Address P. O. Money Orders
Registered Letters to
NEW ORLEANS N ATIONAL BANK,
New Orleans, La.
Ordinary U tters by Mall
Express to
M. A. DAUPHIN,
New Orleans, L«,
Or, M. A. DAUPHI ,
UU7 Seventh SL, Washington, D. C.
rtENAINTED FROM YE8TER0A«
UUaRItINIi .itiAimT INYWIHIS.
Quarantine Rep u(alloua «» Haïti»««*
Vellow Fever In Heiupteu Mna«ie.
Washington, July 29.—Dr. Hamlltoo,
Surgeon -General of the Marine Hospital Ser
vit^, rpvaklug ol the British *t*Rinahlp C»lt
fernlè, wttteh «ra* *aM to have arrive«l at
Baltimore yttterday ami had been allowed
to pas» the Cap*** with yellow fever or
board, aatd to uight :
"The California «Ailed from Vera Crut,
bound fur Baltimore. Sta- arrived at U»e.
Cftpea in the night and waa taken up by the
pilot, arriving at the Baltimore Quarantine
u the morn! g. N<* imraon was allowed to
land from the Wheel, nut even the pilot. The
Health CorauilMdont-r at Baltimore, Dr. Ben
aou t and I wert* at Fortress Monroe, where a
from the Quarantine
telcgrso) was fu ui.
physician at Baltimore. An immediate reply
was forwarded to him to wnd the vessel back
to the Capes, which was done and she uow
lies at Lynn Haven Beach, near Cape Henry.
îSdïÂSlSt
piui Servie« , has been directed by teiogreph
to-dsv to proceed to the relief.
tS» Secret»,y ol the Treasury bas ap
proved Ute res«ifutloite adopted at the cou
ferefioe of the Board* of He«l«h at Fortress
Mrtrirn _ _.^ törilaV
Monroe yesterday.
FÔKTKB88 Monhoe, Vl., July 29.— Bur
geou Henry Smith and Assistant Surgeon
Glen nop, of the Marine Hospital service at
Norklolk. have been here to dav carryiug
0|Jt t|Mj ortlei> 0 f t |, H dnrgeou-Ueneral in
reference to
Seiden has
COT« tO F
Charles,
Mtbe t by the steamer Pilot to Lyon Haven
The steamer California, which arrived
from) Baltiui"' 1 t«eday, has lour cases of
yellov^ fever on lx>ard. Out* of the sick will
probably die. Dr. Thorn, ol Norltflk. vol
tfcéiw' Ids services, and was placed
board. Tbe patient will l»c removed t»» the
barge Bälden to-morrow, and the Cgliforuia
will go to Lynn Haven Bay for dleiu eclioa.
«rt !»
isherman's Inlet, above Cape
The sU*ainer Andean has been
-
Kxploeion in m Knitting Mill.
Albany, July 29 — Orest alarm was
caused among tin* op**rativss of the Kan«
WtMd Kpittln- Vill y«sterd»y by an : explo
sfon fn the dry'ng room. Äfr. Andersen,who
department, had
is In charge of the drying
occasion to visit another part of the build
ing. To admit of hie doit g so is safely ha
turned off the steam on the drying-ipacbine,
which Is very large and cylindrical In form
Sflon afenr Mr. Amieraou'sclepartiirr Buper
iutendent Fuller entered the drylfig
for the purpose of turning on tin steam.
It la alleged that he turned On ope cock
and failed to turn on another.
Instantly a terrible explosion took
place, the shock ot which was felt fors great
Ulgtauce from the mill. The drying machine
was shattered tutu fragments and burled in
all directions. The employes Imagined that
the boiler had exploded aud that they would
bo buried in the ruins of a falling huihtiBg.
They fled from their places of work In wild
dismay and sue -ceded in reachiug the road
way in safety, vthen they learned tie cause
On euteriug tue drylng
e.« plosiou took Juace,
Superintendent Fuller was found lying ou
the floor sutlering great palu. He was
promptly removed from th* premises aud
conveyed tobit- home on the Bethlehem road,
aud medical uid was summoned. An ex
amination of hi» injuries showed that his
right thigh War badly crushed aud fractured
aud that he had beeu injure.i luveritully.
room
Of the trouble,
room, when- the
It out.**
Clears out rats, mice, roaches, flit», tute,
bed-bugs, skunks, chipmunks, gophers. 15
cents. Druggists.
Tlfcfe. UAl k ittAKa LTS
•Kougb
Loesl «J» total ions CorrAcUMl Dolly In tlis
Hireet MAr«K.
hay, raao, mi. —«xnutwnan daily by w. j.
MORROW, MO. 417 VRBNOH HTKSNT:
per bu
per ov. t
1.00 a i.iO
Hay.
Straw.
Oats.
Bran, double bushel.. 40
Crocked corn.
Mlddlfngs.double bushel
Coarse meal,.
Corn
Shelled corn
Gtouud corn and oats. 66
o
re
. 1-00
. 80
BU
BUTTBU, BOHH. POULTRY, STO..- OORRBOTkD
daily by i. u. prabk A aov, 60 » king st.
Print butter, per ft wholesale.« .20 1 1 i .28
Print •• » " retail.26 O .28
* " wholesale. .20 Q .28
4 " retull.26 5 .*>
, per desen
Tut*
Tub
wholesale
Lggs. retail, per
Clitckun^, alive wholesale
i» a .90
26
. .12
Chickens, dresse.d wholesale.. .12
Chickens, alive, retail.
Chickens, dressed, retail.
Cheese, wholesale, per »round.. .10
Cheese, retail, " * 4 .!2}{t9 48
.16
.14
id
.18
.14
Baux OORKBOTBD DAILY BY WILLIA« OLaVBY
SBOOVD BTKBBT MAKKBT.
'
Sirloin steaks per pound..,
Rump steaka per pouna ...
Hound steaks per pound...
Kit* roast per pound.......
Uliuck roast per pound....
Stewing bleoas.
Bolling bits per pound....
Shins...
Kidney fat,per pound.
Lamb chops, per pound...
Lamb roasts, per pound...
Mutton chops, per pound.
Mutton roasts, per pound.
Veal cutlets, per pound...
Veal roasts, per pound....
. .20 Q
.10 « IS
I
.20
. .14
.1«
.6f
-o
26
.ie
.20
.12 a .14
.20 a
. .16 9
26
18
FORK BTO.. OOEROOTBD DAILY BY B. O. DILL
HT ALL 0, BBOOMD HTRHKT MAHKBT.
wholesale retail
Smoked hams...
Shoulders.
Dried beef.
Salt flitch.
Smoked haoon...
Bologna tiausage.
Lord.
BIBB,
14
16
II
II
. 18
28
IS
14
14
tl
16
. 13
UOUHBOrBD DAILY BT POWBLL, THIRD
HAHKIt
16
Bike.
Rock flab, per pound.
White Perch, per pound.
Trout, per pound...
Halibut, per pound.
C.Uflsh, pi
Black flou
Blue flsh.
snui.p
Had duck...
Market cod
Pickerel...
Butter fish.
il
.16
. a»
. .20
lb
.16
pound
.U
.12
.08
.08
A
U
. .1U
▼BUBTABLBS.
Potatoes, per half-pecx..
sweet potatoes, per half peck.. .is
Cabbage,per head.
rurnlpu, per half peck.
••erhooeh.
.8
J l«JN KAiLINl.fc
—AND—
IRON WORK
FOB BUILDINGS.
J
P. WALTON A CO,
2>0
K8T1MATEH FITHNISBEIJ ON
CATION.
A PPL;
k*0
be
552 & 564 W. Sixth Si
Cincinnati.
MIMTTT OtOrmiB.
»JHR
GREATESTCUT
—or
%
ALL!
-AT THE
MISFIT
PARLORfe.
Prices Out 50 Per Cent!
Call and examine the prices
in the window. It will convey
a better impression ol our re
duction than a halt a page ot
reading matter. All the goods
m the store will be sold in pro
portion. Now is the 'ime
while our stock is still lull and
a good assor'ment to select
Irom. White Vests, Alapaca
Coats, linen and Mohair
1 usters and Creole (Suita in
large quarters at the
MISFIT
PARLORS,
No. 1 East Fourth Street.
$30,(KW* lot $2
ggTH POPULAR
MONTHLY UlfAWiNw
q oM monwealth
Distribution Co.
t
o
in the elivof LOUIHYILLE,
in the elivof LOUIHYILLE,
Friday, August 31st, 1883.
On the lost day of each month (Nuzxtars ex
excep t ed). Repeated adjudloaUon by Fanerai and
But* Courts xave placed this eonipany beyon«!
the cwBtroversy of the law. To this Company
belongs Uu sole honor of having Inaugurated the
only plaa by «which their drawings
and *alr Seyoad question,
fi- fi -Th** '.«oinpany has nuw on hand a lax««
oaplUfiand^rejerre fund Read «are fu 11 y thelfsl
or* proven
AUGUST DRAWING.
1
130, OUU
10,000
:
6.U0
15
10
. 10,000
10,000
. 10,000
. 10,000
12,000
IA00Ü
is "
1,000 *•
IS ••
a •
« „APProxI
i tlon
'A 760
9
L 800
w
1,4» Prises.
WHOLE TICKETH, ft. HALF TICAE1>
m Tickets, 9B0; KTIekuts, »100.
8112,400
Remit Money or Houk
ny Express. Don't seni
Post (ffllce Order. 1
In Letter, o. send
S«4rlstere<l Letter or
I» end opward by
^*use. Address all
I'ourlcr-Jovrns
by
M* of
E
to
B(^AE|IM
rtn1
Q H. M'WHORTER & CO.,
Wboleeale and Retail Dealers In all Kinds of
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
SEEDS, FERTILIZERS, ETC.,
STEAM ENGINES A SEPARATORS.
NC 1 I WEHT ^ HONT STREET, WlL., I))£l.
JeryswAJiw-»»
J O. M'CORMICK,
8. E. COR. SEVENTH AND JEFFERSON STB
—Dealer In—
Kt
GROCERIES
—AND—
PROVISIONS.
Beat Knute« of
FUIUH, VEG ETABLIS AND FRUITS.
J^EBDLE
GAB LAMP
-*»r
50 Candle-Power
paraUve View" of annual coat of «oc. PTS.
teriar lighting, bv 6 "Needle Goa** Lamps 166.70
»»coal go* lets Cue. 1 Electric Lamp
8ee prospectus oFgRANI) ALHA LIGHT CO
pîtallst associates treated with, dha BdaH^r.
S» C. P. to order. Çable Laiïps OMO C? p!^
(M
el
W. B. ROBINS
?
Patentee and Manufacturer,
1 <52 Main 8«>eet, (2nd floor,)
and on Change Daily
CINCINNATI
« MMown.
Theyre All Here.
A
The balance of all the bar
Ijain lines in Men's and
Youths' and Boys' Clothing.
Considering the quantity that
we have sold, you would be
surprised at the bargains that
They are reinforced
frequently lor the benefit ol
late season buyers.
i
,
Trade Dollars Redeemed
remain
Wanamakkh & Brown,
Oak Hall, Htxth and Market Btreeu,
PHIIaADELPHIA.
T"*- -
VltUTHAHU,
4
at the Wilmington Clothing
House, Fourth and Market
receive
We
will
streets.
Trade Dollars at par value lor
goods purchased oi us to the
smount-of One Dollar and up
wards. Now is the tinte to
dispose of them, and remember
we are otferiitg Special Bar
gains in every department
This will be an ext/a saving to
you and your chance to jhave
your Trade Dollars redeemed
Do net wait lor a better dppor
tunity o save, money.
Yours Truly,
Jna W. Dtkfenoorf A Co
GO ELSEWHERE
for your Clothing by all means if you think
you can do better, bat If you negari your
own tntorait come aud set what we ràn do
for you, aud it may Interest you to know
that owing to our small expen
do sell 20 per cent- less than up town eatab
1 lahmen la. Nftw for a few items. At
wo can aud
STAR CL( »THING HALL
$6.00 will buy a good Working SulÇ, the
•am« that you would have to pay Ifi.flO for
at the up-town estai >MMi ment«. At
STAR CLOTHING HALL
|8.00j will buy a neat Cassfmere Suit, the
same that you would have to pay tlO.OO fof
at the up-tow u establish meute. At
STAR CLOTHING HALL
110.00 buy« a flue Dree. Suit, tbe same that
you would hare to pay »12.80 for at the up
town Mtabltohment*. Our Clothing I« well
made and well trimmed. Satisfaction guar
anteed or money reminded.
Star Clothing Hall,
i2o MARKET STREET.
To Cash Buyers!
We have inaugurated
sweeping reduction in all
classes of our Ready-made
Clothing. Determined to close
out our Spring aud Summer
stock, we offer inducements to
our patrons such as they can
not get at any other establish
ment in this city.
In our Merchant Tailoring
Department we are offering
superior styles of Foreign add
Domestic Suitings and Trous
erings at greatly!' reduced
prices. Suits to order as low
as $15 of All-wool Diagonals.
We have a superior cutter and
first-class workmen, and in all
cases guarantee a good fit.
New styles in light-weight
suitings constantly being
ceived as fast as they come on
the market.
Our large stock of Boys' and
Children's Ready-made Cloth
ing has been reduced to
price that must compel them
to move. Now is your chance
tor good goods at low prices at
a
i
re
a
I
John H. Moore,
228—MARKET 8T.-228
"EPHINTED
f ROM Y
£ 3TER
A THlll s\n
i • if.
i v
** l Kl
Tôwn Ntt,,
atruj «
Romk, July 2!» n
Mu plea, vs u
»»•»••II.
"•M I t
"leaks
* ».I, of c
• I h , "''»»«.st
"'Tbike U,
dots,
strayed l»v
OHghhttMtig |«, u
-were greatly ,i,, tj
sons, more or h*s. . ,
rived at Naples by „ ,
The Mlubti r ..f p,.,
('asamicehtia to ,, r ._r rt
The shocks began ui '.t
At that hour a u
upper
Nearly all
town collapsed.
1.000 peraotiK were u.*•. ■
Injured. A uuiui,, , u "' 1 '**' lit
brought Into «t vi«-'""V 6 ll *'f
NaptP«. The In.,, r ,.'J '»in
disaster la lndswni ,„i 1 „ 1
skilims beloug to !i "W
Naplim, July ait_s t ,. w '
Injimtd people .,r, .
Irom IheweticoHlier,!
»re alread} tilled u
I.oSdon, Julv :to i,....
umiiy ol ii„ ' I
tant» of Uic town e>e rt |H ( l u. ti ^^
first shock snd ,„„.1, ,) !*!
with the uew- ,,i »"
< entre of the m,,, ,lan *|tJ.
U>« s. mu II.., . ' ,«-*«
hut the radio* »■„* ' vl ,," 0 Sf
was Ifcltatsea, and aeeordl'no ,, Th '
eouu'a, «rau », Napi. - \
w.»»tayl, 1K at,|„. Jl,..,.|
and whftraoaped with hit. m,
he only had time to *, kliI '
Use In the dark.,e
imUupM' ol the
"Mirtij
"'ein. 1
- •'> l-.ee, J
hundred
i f-iri
vv " ! 'ka hasj
' "'/■»> iirti 0 f
. ; '..""'k i*«t
cl.tss« X
'..'"'"Pie
Uu
'•I
*"»er» ,,*4
"'h arrivi
„1 -WTlel
Ithriltten.rB.
•on c.
"• Die ruina l
'<" k' A p
•vee neat- i|
>i-u batiilng
uicnt says In
kl)ni lx,
Ittllilg walls Slid hule«
pVkfiotittng, "to tin*
' !■'
{ '*i the terrij
Tainted ll««t i loul *
t*< kantoS, I*a , July
Sullivan has he
dealers tn Chicago di. s s ,d
trading m..ch aliention He hi
pi-r<M>nal InvasUgutiou iiiuoiiHii»
in e«ee of dis. MMt tl,j b
every eMM» itiqubed Into Mnw J
v.etiui had eau 11 imjmrtcU t w f
exauluing
ator he found
it was unlit
quarter he cut j
under a glaos wa«
living anima leu la
the Health OUI«, r M
♦tog portions ol the ■
been vending hmui
dealt iu the
» thios^
—Health
liiile
sonic
meat in »
that
^ nearly
which *htt
I.
to he 8
Must of the
•)>. A-xiaia in
My, w lien- p(4
lit!
m
ainteil slull UctQir
Cheeper than the good article. 4)r J
has irdcred that cadi carliwl oTM
lug 1 ere Mhull undergo p-rsuDil hi
before being unloaded.
44'Explicit direct min.
with the Oiiuuoinl Dy< For Jtem
(Jraoacs, Eggs, lvury. Iliiir.ac.
:
M ÉLU U AL
Don't fail to try the i
Remedy the CELEB1
H. H.
MEDICI
A Friend lo the AI
A8 A FAMILY REMEDY IthuHI
Thousand* be «r
alllliuoy
; of the follow lux 'llseabrt:
:
IillEt MATteM. NEl'KALOlA NJ
RIA, PARAI A »18, PAlKhlUfll
AND BACK, FRUh' KDKEUrr.STIffJ
LA MKM Eriti, PLEURISY, snd fur dj
uses, and
FOR INTERNALC81
For Cholera, Cholera Mörbii«, CmM
l 1 f Htoinaeh or How. Is. 1 froa*
hair a teaspoonful lu water. Never is
external use. Every family »boilij
i r-fstlliiK houKkaj
, »U lufalUM
ni sccordlif »
•1 M it IB a
•«llclnv Is
T hu H. II. II.
PimiF.UIA, If
lowing directions :
Hat uralt- a in null n
th«- throat lor aliou
drv «loth over It to preve..
nosslu« on, and when thoruuihlybP
th* btisturwith a needle, sni W*'
absorb thu waU;r Unit passe* o .MW
•I thick with pure ho. ij«
?. tollster and <*
will absorb all the ills«
Internal meriloln. will ten*» -««*
«alive muthcln«-. HiUdren shoiH• b«
mon than te
This has never been known
,dlr«-cted.
r linen cloth Hi
thirty inlnukti
UiecvaM
thro i MN
Lilli
FOR IIOKStS.
• wlthoati
No horseman should
stable tn
the following dlbea.it
Use lor Sprained Juluts, _ b( . ,
Backs, Thrush In Keel, ter»«*»
Fistula, Poll Evil. l>tei*inp4h «
BLOOD OK boNE âfl™
*3 It
of acrid«
« :
RH
_lous Luiupb U-lt
without Injuring tile
proved a sure cun-, r
k.
ruwth 'll
E.>'./<kiIIc and Dlalt-uiiM r, •***
tahïvbuiioiiriil» In » .'"üJj'JjfdSä*
their nrtlik when '"cST:
until It bll.tel s. .. P"' * "
Iiiit-ndwyi
, !*JÜ
1 Jîf «M* '
iy false r
the public.
the
Is prepared lrein
other very costly
I'h«
oil
very
II.
h
:
Is put iu ardluarv lit
on n not possibly
çlast. «»f fiidine
do,
CERTIFICATES:
a. a . w.ltui, " f
try tounty, * »•• * r ".' „I *J
for . ,r«i iw w lirff -*
sat,"isv"i , :vn>.^cin f .* b!rt '
Samuel D»™»", ,ÇJJm3T«JV
aES-iSa.fWlS?«;*?
Kur sale by
If y ur dealer d.»« s> n°J ,, *k >b h br P*'
have biro k« 1 'J \ t,r yo '
inferior arthde.
D. Dodge Toinlm
PROl'HIETnH.b'1 MAKl fiC
Philadelphia. ?*•
bobJSi
, sen
ffasasr-fCA

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