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HfcPHINTEO FROM YESTERDAY
TBK DEVKAT.
A Fall Account of the <Jalek*tep Osme b
Bsniiburg.
The H&rrisburg Patriot of tbia morning
gives the following aceotnt of the game to
that city yesterday :
The Quicksteps little expected the severe
trounciug In store for them when they scat
tered to play the championship game on the
Third street grouuds yesterday. Not
one of the nine but what looked
forward to victory and intruded to
retrieve the disastrous defeat the
Reading Actives gave them on Saturday,
but the score of 17 to 1 dispelled the dein
sion and shuts out all nopes of their captur
ing a ball from the 8* rung Harrisburgs In
the future uni• sa they come down to the
most solid sort of business. Manager Mc
Hugh entered his protest early against
Blakely, the phenomenal pitcher. He *"
serted that Blakely did not receive a re
lease from the Athletics, of Philadelphia,
with whom has has been playing, but gave
In after the young fellow' showed the nec« s
aary paper, sud Manager Myers the contract
made with the Harrisburgs, a contract
signed before the Trenton game last Frl
day.
The Quicksteps were unfortunate from the
start through. Fox won the toss and his
nine took the field. 8hetxitne gained second
__ a sharp drive to left, centre and Myers
started with a hard foul tip which struck
Cusick's mask, the wire cutting a deep
gash iu his forehead. Cuslck was too
severely injured to contlrue and after a
twenty minute delay Geary was substituted,
dressed in a Harrisburg suit, catching
very creditably ryle's swift but at
times irregular delivery through
out • the game. The Quicksteps'
beat batters could do nothiug with Blakely.
The latter stood iu his box cool and collected
right along, never permitting a chance to
pass by and sending in as puzzl ng a ball as
any batter ever attempted to strike. The
run in the ninth inning was made by Fox
and was well earned. All through the eight
preceding innings the Wilmington aus bad
taken repeated trips to Chicago, and matters
were blank indeed. Fox hit a high ball over
Burns' bead to left field lor two bases, se
curing third on the only passed ball Mc
Closkey had in the game, but that did not
give the run as Waitt followed with a two
base hft. to Casey at ceutre, bringing in Fox
easily. Once in the sixth inuiug Kienzel,
by a low drive reached first and was ad
vanced by Ben cere and Fox to ttyrd, but In
attempting to score Was put out -near the
home plate by Smith's quiek titdding ol a
ground ball lroin Waitt 's 'bat. Albert did
not play his usual gau:e at short and Fox
made costly tumbles at third. Pyle was
batted with ease tor five runs iu the fourth
and again five in the sixth inning, the home
team haviug a regular picnic—lb with a
total ol 24 base hits. The score Is as follows:
RARitlSBURQ,
IB. T.B. P.O. A. ».
18 4 0
1 i 4 2 0
O211190
6 3 3 3 4 0 9
6 3 6 6 0 0 1
6 0
I I
Sheuline, 2b..,. 6 1
Myers, s s..
Ktmelus, r 1
Casey, c f..
Burns, 1 f..
Buy, 3b —
Smith, lb..
McCloskey, c .. 6
Blakely, p
— Totals...
8 1
a
&
5 2 1 2 9 1
1 2 2 4 1
5 1 1 2 1 u
«•
. 48 17 18 24 27 U 4
qCICKSTKP.
A.B. R. U. T.B. P.O. A. K.
.4 0 0 0 1 1 0
.4011100
.4011211
.4012110
.4 112 2 2 1
. 4 0
. 4 0 0 0 15 1 1
.4 9 0 0 4 1 0
4 0 11
Albert, I«,.,
Keinsei, ef.
Benners, r f.
Waitt, If...
FOX, 3D.
Higgins, 2b.
Snyder, lb..
Geary» o.â.-.
Pyle, p.
Totals.
'
-
.
38 1 6 7 27 18 7
INNINGS.
Harrisburg. 2
Quickstep. 9
Runs earned, Harrisburg. 10; Quickstep, 1;
struck out, Harrisburg, 3; Quickstep, 4; two
base bits, Fox, Waitt, Sbe zliue. Burns, Smith
Blakely: three-base hit. Say; passed balls, Mc
Closkey. 1; Ueary. 4; t
and 15 minutes. Umpire, R. M. Sturgeon
Uninhabitable Bouse .
To the Editor of the Gazette: The
questtou nfftciher * house is habitable ot
not is a subject upon which all those who
rent houses should be informed. It is a
well-known iact, that in all large cities,
many portions or localities are built up by
mere money getters. These persons have
4 6 0 5 0 0 0—17
9 b 0 9 0 0 1— 1
ot
. two hours
no regard for the health of tenants, nor lor
the increase iu the valuation of surrounding
properties. This has a teudency to increase the
tax rate, and death rate. For be it remem
bered that healthy towns and cities have a
low lax rate, as well as a low death rate,
and unhealthy cities and towns have a
high tax rate aud death rate,
to blame ( The peop e themselves,
miugton is no exception. I propose to give
our people some information soon
subject of taxation, and the increase of the
the valuation of real estate, from a sanitary
point. I think the subject is well worth
considering.
Now, who is
Wil
Health.
"Bucfiupaiba. "
Quick, complete cure, all snnoying Kid
ney, Bladder and Urinary diseases. $1.
Druggists.
PERSONAL.
M k. William Grier, of Lewisburg, Penn
sylania, is spending a few days iu this city
with her friend, Wra. George D. Cleland.
CJ1T> ITEM.
Mitteriev fc no.. Phnuorrattbers. aw Market st
THE RAILROADS
A Local Time Table With the Latest
Correction.
TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON FUR
Phila.— 2.00*. 2.23*, 0.30, 6.40, 7.00, 7.50, 8.10+
8.15, 9.00, 9.39, 9.68, 19.2U, 10.80,11.53 a. in . 12.00+»
m.: 12.15, 12.38, 1.64, 2.30,4.09, 6.17*, 6.80+!
18*, 0.66, 7.20, 7 30*, 9.66* p. m.
Nrw York— 2.00*, 2.23*, 0.30,9.68,11.53 a. m
2.28. 1.54. 5.IT*, 0.3k*, 7.96 p. m.
Baltimork— 1.05*, 1.42*, 4,61 *,8.06*, 9.17*, a
m. 12.27, 1.00, l.OD, 6.00, 0.00, 0.57, 11.04* p.;in.
Washington— 1.42*, 4.51*, 8.06*. 9.17* a. m.
1.00, 1.0», 6.00,0.57,11.94» p. in.
Haltimokb
1. 06», 9,17* a. m. 1.00, 6.00, 0.00p in.
»Trains running both dally and Sunday,
tTrains running only on Sunday.
1 NTKKMKDIATE STATIONS—
uklaWare Railroad— 8.00*,9.10+ a,m. 1.06+
8.00*, 4.001,0.26+p. m. No Sunday tiains. '
•F'or New Uastle only,
t F or Harrington and intermediate stations.
J Express for Del mar.
Wilmington Northern Railroad— 7.00 a. m.
1.00, 6.06, 0.36 p. in. Sundays, 7.oo a. m, and
3.10 p. m.
Dklawarb Wrbtkrn Railroad—7.06 10.30
Sunday trains 10.30, a. in.
а. m. 6.30 p.
б. 00 p.m.
Phila— 12.45. 1.00, 1.32*, 4.47*, 7.46, 8.02*. 9.13,
9.46, lO.lOf 11.36 a m. 12.22. 12.60, 107, 2.3f>f,
2.50,3.66, 4.:k), 4.66, 6.86, 6.63, 0 20. 0.48, 7.36,7.60f,
9.60, 10.38. 19.68 p. in.
TRAINS AKKIVEat WILMINGTON FROM
I
I
Nkw York— 1.32*, 4.47», 8.02+, 9.12 a.
1.07,4.66,0.48*, 19.68 p.m.
Baltimore— 1.51 -, 2.13*, 9.34,9.64,11.48 a.
19.36, 1.61, 6.11 , 0.39". 7.24, 9.49»
Wabhinoton— 1.61*, 2.13, 11.43 a. m. 12.30,
1.61, 6.11», 0.89*, 7.24, 9.49 p. m.
* Both daily and Sunday,
t UK Sunday only.
■ 12 '"
p. in.
tttUVARB RAILROAD I.M. 10.16 ». m
0.06, ».O»*, 0.60 i». ni. No Sunday train».
• rrou) Now Ajutio unu
North*« h Kail road— *.52
0.4* p. u. Sunday, iü.8u and
W I LM I NOTON A
M0, 11.36 a.
T.OOp. m.
IUUwau Wmtkrk Railroad— 8.00 a. m.
p. m. Sunday trains 9.10 a. m, 6.40 p. m.
TRAINS LJ5AY K FOK WlldUiNCmiN
PniaAJMUJ'iUA Nww Broad stürmt il —
12.30*, 8.66*, 8,30, 7.20*,8.00, 8.21,8.38t, 10.18,11.80,
11.60 a m. 12.26, 1.33t, 3.18. 4.02, 4.2b,
6.u6, 6.20.6.66, 8.06f- 6.38, 8.30*, 9.30, 10.00. 11.82
Nacr Cast lb— 8.0», 6.3», lu.ta, 11.« a. u,.
.40, 8.36 p. m.
* Craint running ooth dally sod Sund *.>.
t Train* running »my on Sunday.
F
A train will leave Wilmington for Newark
and way stations at 7.48 a. in., returning leave
Newark at 8.26 a. m. lor Wilmington and way
statious.
Tita BIro* figure« denote the Limited
kxprsM i raina- •
OUK MAILS.
fbslr Arrival aud i>«partura, Taking
Afftet July 1st, 1863.
The Post Otfioe In this oily will be open daily,
except Sunday, from ö.3u a. ui. to 9 p. w. Pri
vate boxes are aocetufible until 11 p.
Sundays open from 8.3U to 9 3 i a. m. Prtv«te
boxes accessible from 6 to 8 p. m. The whole
sale
money or
UU
window will close at ti.3u p
office will olose at 8 p. in.
I
MAIL» CLOSE AS FOLLOWS :
NORTH.
Wilmington A Northern Railroad to Heading
Pa., and points on the Baltimore Sod Genual
south of Chadd's Ford, 7
Philadelphia closed po* 'th, s.3u a. m
Philadelphia and way mail, 9 a .m.
New York, Pennsylvania and points east and
west, 9 am.
Delaware Western Railroad to Landenbdrg
1C a. in.
Philadelphia, New York oity,
and New Jersey, 11.60 a. in.
Philadelphia, New York and all polats east
aud west, 1.30 p. in.
Philadelphia, New York
aud west, 4.40 p. in.
Philadelphia and New York oltles cloned
pouches. 9.36 p m.
Pennsylvania west ol Lano&ster,
111 west 9.36 p. m,
All points north, east, west aud southwest, 1
.40 a.
Pennsylvania
i all points
it
and all
and
points
All Luulsiana is sent west except New Orleans
Which is sent funth uu thniugh rn^ils.
, south» 1 f !
Baltimore and Way malt, 9 .48 a. in.
W'ashiugtun aud all points south, 7 40 a. in.
All points
Bupplimentary mail for ihaPeniu-ula,* a in.
Baltimore, Washington and all points south,
Newport, Stanton, Newark, Elkton aud
de.Grace. 12.39 p. m
Points on Baltimore Central,between Port De
posit, and ChadU I Ford, UJiü *. m.
Baltimore aud Bay Line steamers, 4.49 p. in.
Peninsula north of Harri
Delaware City and St. Georg
Baltimore, closed pom
Baltimore, Washihgto
the Peninsula, 8.39 a
H.i
, including
B, 8.6u p m.
m.
fei
points south
up. in.
. ! Î
RRADY VOR DBLIVKUY.
MAILS ARRIVK
Wilmington* Northern Railroad 8.39
9 f o,Xh4f ork, Philadelphia, Washington
and kll ether points, 8 39 p. m.
Philadelphia, New York aud points
north, east aud west, 8 3o a. m.
way mall fron» Philadelphia, 8.30 a. m.
Peninsula and all north ot Harrington
Fi
!
9.16 a. in.
Baltimore and way mall, 9.60 a. in.
Freni Baltimore, 12.39 p. in.
From Peninsula mail, 12.30
Philadelphia, New
Aorth and east. 1.20 p. 10.
From Baltimore, Washington and points
south, 2.29 p. in.
From Delaware Western Railroad, 2.20 p, in.
Philadelphia, New York aud points
Lra and points
;
north and cast, 5.49 à >. in.
From BaltimorQ, Washington and points
south aud southwest, 5.tU p. m.
Carriers diliveries as follows : 6.3U a.in . , gen
eral ; 19.19 a. in., partial ; i.39 p. in., general ;
4.90 p. ui., partial.
Collections from street boxes arc made by the
carriers at 6.3o and Lu a. in., 1.39 and 4
An additional collection will be
p. in from all boxes between Jefferson aud
Lombard aud Water aud Thirteenth streets
inclusive. Uu sunda|r a lull ooffeutum will be
made at 6.00 p.m. I axial litters fur: carriers
delivery sheuid be deposited in Post Office
minutes bolore the hour afU Silvery ' -
W. Y. SW1GUET, Postmaster.
Je at' 7.30
tIMJt.H TA h. AEa.
J OHNÖON & BARNHILL,
Furnishing Undertakers,
5 W. COR. TENTH A MARKET, 8T5..
WILMINGTON, DEL.
KR8IDRNCBB :
L. HARRY JOHNSON.
817 Jefferson "
nei»a»-o,wf-ly-|4
G. T. BARNHILL,
23d and Tatnal at*.
PMOITjCfHUUAAL. LAMJDH.
JOHN C. COLE,
NOTARY PUBLIC, AND JUS'i ICE OF THE
PJfiAGiL.
t ris Building, No. |01 Weal bixth strset. Tele
one call, f A-1-12-6
JJK8 J. N. À J. B. HOBENSACK,
Those afllieicd with in««fleetsof »ELF- AMU8Ü
md MERCURIALIZATION should
.o consult J. N. A J. b. HOREN BACK or 296 N.
Second street. Philadelphia, either by mall or by
person, during the hours of 8 a. m to 2 p. m., and
Adv?c
hesltau
free. Whosoever should know bis
ritlon and the way to improve It should read
"Wifi DOM IN K NUT-SHELL.'»
Bent on receipt of three-cent stamp.
EYE Ü L AM» EH.
ESTABLISHED 1783.
SPECTACLES
Superior lenses and skillful work
combined, have given
a NATIONAL RKl'UTA
manshlp
B p i ctap i
TION.
OPERA GLASSES !
TELESCOPES 1
W. M. <fc J. C. McAllister,
728 CHESTNUT ST.,
PHILADELPHIA.
HOW MANY MILES DO YOU DRIVE?
THE
ODOMETER
WILL TELL.
Thi* instnunent Is
tellb tfie ex a.
1 - loot li part a ml
Ï du*t tight; always In or<
! ttTTlie wh * '"i ^ J" easUy »ttachwl
td - lhe wh< * 1 _°1 * Buggy. Carriage, Sulky,
• Wagon, Road Cart, Bulky Plow, Reaper, Mower,
j or other vehicle, invaluable to Livery
Plea-urc Drive
larger than a watch. It
umber of miles drivêu ^ to the
l,00o miles;
up
I
Physician», Fanner». Survey- •
E x Die-toinen ätäjMTTTw mr * !
I r - - ^5 IU 1 11 » "Si j Un '.
f r ice only ffi. OOea ch, one-third Uie price of any
other Odometer. Wheu ordering give diameter
I of the whee ^ »ent by mall on receipt of p-ice. i
I
STTK5Ï
out paid. Address,
MoDOKNFL OOOMKTlCtt CO.,
2 North La Halle »t., Chicago.
B*F»c.hI for Circular,
FOOO lur/if KfATiric.
$200 A YEAR
CAN BE SAVED
In the Living Expenses of the
Family
by the use of RFX MAG N U 8, the lliimkston Fm»d
Pre-erTstive. It »reserves Meat, Fish, Milk,
l.resm. Eggs and all k lnda of Animal Pood fresh
aâdkweetf
This can be
weeks.ev-n in the hottest weather.
the testimonl Is of Intu
it for
tills u
prov* >à
dred« who have H ied It. You
yourself for 60 cent«. '
an article whl b will save you a great deal of
moaey.
ÏB</ > Uut
NO gOURED MILK.
NO SUOILKI» MUAT.
NO STALE KGG8.
il sweet foi many lays
*lgn ia*te lo
o era dun
, 1» a liar -
It will k ep the
and d -e* . ut mua t the »lightest f
the artfelea treated. It la su slmpl
that a child can follu - (he dire tin
aalt, and corns only a fraction uf a cent t »
a pou d ol meat, fish, butter or cb'eae r to a
quarto! milk. * bl« fa nu humbug. Ilia endorsed
by such men as Prof, 8»m T l W. John on mItWi
C ollege. Sold by diugglsts and grocer*, «ample
{rounds sent ore-paid i*y mall or esore^s (mvs
e i
nre-pald i*y mall or cj
prefer) on receipt of price. Name yo
offlee. ViandIne brand for meat: t»e
for 8sh and
express
tcean Wave
food; »now Flake for milk bugler
and cheese: Anil-rei meut, Anti-Fly
loh», KIP, per Ne th. Pearl
for eg « and Aqua-VI i* for flu I
tb each.
.1 Antl
qr créais; Queen
«i extracts, fl |n;r
THE HUM18TON FOOD PKFSKKVINO
COMPANY,
72 Kilby Ht., Boston, Mass.
A tr ^ T l ' L T .T '
A WORD TO THE WI8K.
IKIN'» BK SKEPTICAL, life \ HON TEACMBH
AND EXPERIENCE (.ON F KMH THAT '*TAR
ItANPT'ff SICLTZMIt APFpIENT" iH AN In
V A LU AP4E UE^KOY' fdlliAKY AND ALL
DISORDERS O TBK »ToMACit. LIVER AND
BOW c L«.
UF W ATM* EVr.RY
EATING I« NOT ONLY JCXTKlCMELY BEN -
FiCIffL, BUT A PROTKCTIOS AGAINST
DISEASE, WHICH NO ONE CAN AFFORD
TO D1SREG A HD. F »R SALK bV ALL
DRUGCISTS.
A 'TKASPOO.vFUL IN A GL Ss
M 'RN ING, HI-FORK
d !
rrr—trrr —r
ats
Caution !
TO Til PIJIJLiC.
id
■ *
! would caution rhe »wiles of Wilmington and
vicinity to notice usrtlcuiurly that Um
GKNUINK
BURTS SHOE
1. NEW YORK j
Bas tbs aaus
8TAMPKD IK HULL
o* flat).* of
«ACH suoa TUDSt
YOV*
Also î
BOTTOM OF FACH 5HOl
THUS!
And are warranted to give satisfaction.
t hehbyTpîkêT ]
304 MARKET ST., WILMINGTON
ta TB* ONLY AUTHORIZED AGENT F *
TBE RALE OF MY GOOD» IN
WILMINGTON, DEL.
EDWIN C. BURT
NRW YORK.
«BT-Alao agent for Bart A Packard's Hue «hoe.
or gentlemen.
REPAIRING NEATLY D0*E.
mvl7tts
THE PCBLIC 18 KEQUE8TED CARE
1 FULLY to notice the new and enlarge •
be drawn monthly.
49-CAPITAL PRIZE, 876.«».-»
rickets, only |5.
scheme
»hares In proportion.
HEM
Louisiana State Lottery Co
"We do hereby certify that we supervise Uu
arrangement* for all the Monthly and SeoiL
Annual Drawings of The LoulslanaBtate Lottery
Company, and In persou manage and control the
Drawings themselves, and that the same
ducted with honesty, fairness, and in good fa! th
toward all parties, and we authorize the com
pany t*
this certificate, with fac-simlee o
signatures attached. In its advertlsemects."
roinmlSRloners.
6 years by the Leg 1*1 a
, Gnarltable pnrposcs
with a capital of 11.000,OOO—to which a rem-rv..
fund of over 1580.000 has since been added.
By an overwhelming popular vote lm franchise
? The only Lottery ever voted on and endorsed
by the people of any State.
It never scales or postpones.
ITb G HAND »INGLE NUMBER DRAW!
take place monthly.
A SPLENDID OPPOKTUNITY TO WIN A
FORTUNE. EIGHTH GRAND DRAWING,
CL AB» H, AT NEW ORLEANS. TUESDAY,
AUGUtT 14th, 1888.-159th Monthly Drawing.
for
catlonal and
NGH
Capital Prize, f75,000.
ltwooo TICKET» AT FIVE 1K>LLAKP EACH.
FRACTION», In FIFTHS In PROPORTION
l CAPITAL PRIZE..
1 CAPITAL PRIZE..
1 CAPITAL PRIZE..
^000..
2 , 000 ..
l,noo.
609..
•# 7^a^ , l
25,000
lo.ono
... 12,a«
... 10, ono
... 10,090
... io. »?
... 20.0O0
... 80, «Kl
26,09
28.600
2 Prize* of
*6 Prizes of
10 Prl
20 Prizes of
100 Prizes of
800 Prizes oi
500 Prizes of
1,000 Prizes of
oi
69 •
* RlZtbH
• ^pnroximatlon Prizes of 1760...
16,780
2 * V0
»
s
»
l 0
1 987 Prizes, «mom
■■ • • 82*
• Application for rate* to chibs should only be
! ®JSP e thf * office of the com nan y i n New Orleans.
^ For further in formation write clear! <% giving
full address. Address P. O. Money Order*
i?!"" to
i N «W ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK,
I Ordinary letters by Mall
, La.
F.xpress to
M. A. DAUPHIN,
New Orleans, La.
Or, M. A. DAUPHI > ,
007Seventh HL, Washington, D. C,
REP MINTED FROM YESTERDAY
THli LEVY CUliBr.
AB IntamtiiiK Sttwloii ro-Uay-Th® IKi Idge
Commet Awarded.
I^evy Court ruet In adjourned Atoalon at
the Court House this morning at 10 o'clock
with Prtf»idcut Shalkrobs in the chair.
Immediately after roll call the Bridge
Committee nopalied to the committee room
to take final aeti m upon the bid* for the
Market street bridge. Their delibera
tion* lasted until about 13 o'clock, when
they returned to ti e court and buaiuoa*
reeutned.
Attorney-General Gray wan Instructed to
notify the bonds tin it «>l J C. Vandyke, col
lector ol' Appoquinanink, that their security
acceptable.
At the suggestion of the Finance Commit
tee the County Treasurer was instructed to
exchange bonds sufficient to pay to the
Trustee* of the 1*
meet the loan ol $00,000, which falls due iu
September of this year.
A bill from ex Secretary of State Walcott
was presented for making certified copie» of
Suite laws recently immmü, auiouutlug to
$32.25, and patted after deducting two
Items, one lor makiug copy ot the law regu
la t lug the vaccination oi school children,
$5 25, and the other regulating the Practice
of Pharmacy, $4.25.
The following was received and filed frbm
the county treasurer:
Nbw Castlk, July 81 .—To the l*re*idmt
id memtter* of the Levy Court of Neuf Cattle
County —Gentlemen: According to the iu
structions ot your honorable body, I adver
Used lor a loan of $200,000 and received It
from Elliott, Johnson A Co., who were
considered the best bidders for the whole
amount with a premium ol $2,150. I have
paid off the floating and bonded debt of
county aggregating $1*4,000.
The following a mounts are due from the
collectors named below, but do not include
school taxes:
James G ray,St. Gorge's Hd
1. li. Fels, New C
W S Weir, Whit
w m. Ifyne, N. D. \\ ilnilngtou Hd
*u Mutant. money to
-
. $3,328 11
492 12
. 1,8 a
. 6,809
911,274 74
The law requires out* third of all county
and poor taxes shall be paid on or before
July I of every year, but I have only re
ceived the following:
Joseph Parker, Mill Creek hundred . $ 1,010.49
George N . Bright, lied Lion hundred
\Vm N. Wilson, l'encadcrhunred....
James Toner. New Castle hundred..
J. K. Hun by, Brands wine hundred...
K. N. Higgins, Blackbird hundred...
Col. Febiger, of the Bridge Committee, re
ported that they had awarded the contract
lor buildiug the new iroi: bridge over the
Chrlstiaua at Market street to the Delaware
Bridge Company, or Messrs. Quigley,Grimes
and liyde who were lurgeiy interested in the
company, they being the lowest bid 1er* at
$48,253.45, provided that they w<>uiff agree
to sign the contract as drawn by Attorney
Genet al Gray.
Mr. Taylor
court enter satisfaction
of W. J. EiHatton, collector of Bt. Georges'
hundred lor lö8ü.
Ou motion W. J. Lang, of this city, was
reimbursed lor overpaid taxes iu the years
of 1875, '79 aud '50, amounting to $2,000.
lo.
May Creek
17
1.009.00
109.90
6.000
3,99(1.
699.90
red that the attorney of the
the official bond
THE LARGEST RETAIL STUCK OF DRY
t.OUDi.
Strawbuiuob «N. Clotuikk,
Dealers in Dry Goods Exclusively,
Eighth and Market Streets,
Philadelphia.
•»Among the
i the
atory of Mrs. Lyd
efll aoiouB of remedial
edi'-al preparations from the
ta L. Piukham, Lynn,
xr
Mass.
I'll It cm .nAitaaciB.
Local (Jn
t'orrected Dally
Hi. »»et Market.
tue
VKKD. BTC.—OORUROTKU LAlLV
>. 417 W RBNGH HTURKT*.
per bu
w. ».
MOKHOW,
i.otfï î"i
Hay. ,
Straw.
Uh id.
bran, double bushel.
Cracked eer-.
Middlings,double busnei.
it....—_ .
80
.. Mi
1M)0
H
Corn..
Sbeded '-orn_
Gtouud corn and oats.
80
81
*trrr*R, m*hh. poultry,
DAILY
ooHHBorab
, 509 KINO s':'.
# 23
l. H. Fit A N K *
Print butce.r, per fi. wholesale.« .20 m
Print •* k ' " rota 11. 26 Q
Tub " " " wholesale .20 fcu
Tub .retail.26
Ekkk- wholesale, pur dozen .
retail, per d
Ctiickcns, alive wholesale—
Cltickeiih, urcsse,d wholesale.. .12
Uluckeub, alive, retail.
Chickens, dressed, retail.
Choose, wholesale, per pound
Cheese, retail, " "
BBUF ( ORKRCTBD DAILY *Y WILLIAM OLAV1Y
SKdOND STHKBT MA
Sirloin steaks per pound.
Rump steaks per pound ..
Hound steakh per pound.
Rib roast per pound..
pound..... ..
Stewing pieces.
Bolling bit« per pound.
%
s
18
.90
16
15
14
18
18
.14
.
.18
•
. .29 a
Ac e»
.14 O
24
»
18
*
Chuck
I
.16
a
î K
Kidney fat,f
pound-...
JLamh chops, per |>ound..
Hamb roasts,pur pound..
M'ittou chops, ;*cr pound
Matt.
«
.29 «f
.24
• 16
i
.1,
2D
«tu, per poua
Veal cutleu, per pound.
Veal i'oasto, per pound..
. .19
.29
1
.io a
PORK MTU.. OORRMOTMD DAILY BY B. O. DILL
STALL 9, 8ROUND STRXMT MARKBT.
wholesale retail
Smoked hams.
Hhouldera.
Dried beef.
salt flitch.
Smoked bacon.
Bologna Httusage. 12)%
Lud
.... 14
Lfl
11
!..
.... 18
A
11
LI
14
16
U
U
ll
VLBR, OOKRRcn
DAILY BY POWRLL, THIRD
HTRMMT MARKWV
Pike.
Rock tlsh, per pound
White Perch, par pound
Trout, per pound.
Halibut, per pound.
Oatfisb, p«
Hi ark fish
Blue Huh..
«mai pers.
Haddock.
Market c*
Pickerel .
Butter fish
U
. .16
• -12*
90
If
• U
pound
-12*
id.
U
.10
Potatoes, ji
haif-peoK
potatoes, per half peck., .jfc
Uaobago, per hood.
Turnips, per hair peck.
Sw
.8
DRUGGISTS.
'J'O HOUSEKEEPERS 1
BELT'S
LIQUID RENNET!
l
•
—Makes—
CHEAP, HEALTHY AND DELICIOUS
SUMMER DESSERTS,
infaut* fcW ll ' l,,uU s * A moat «««ellent diet for
z. JAMES BELT,
—FAMILY DRUGGIST -
Cor. Sixth aud Market Streets,
W ILMINGTON. DEL
MiMjrtt vtoranm.
^HR
GREATESTCUT
—OF—
ALL!
—AT THE—
NT I ©KIT
P A.RL O ES.
Prices Cut 50 Per Cent !
Call and examine the prices
in the window. It will convey
a better impression ol our re
duction than a half a page oi
reading matter. All the goods
in the store will be sold in pro
portion. Now is the rime
while our stock is still full and
a good assortment to select
from.
Coats,
I usters and Creole Suits in
large quarters at the
White Veste, Alapaca
Linen and Mohair
MISFIT
PARLORS,
No. 1 East Fourth Street.
éé
lUIGtAi.
Don't fail to try the Great
Remedy, the CELEBRATED
H H H
MEDICINE
A Friend to the AlllicM
A» A FAMILY REMEDY it has
equal.
Tliouêanrt, bear leittmony lo lu area t worth lor
of the fnllowlDK disease» :
KHEI'MATIBM. NKUKAI.tllA, D1PHTHK
K1A, PARALYHI8, PaI>1h IN THE HE»I)
ANUHAOK, PKOS'Kl. EEEl.hTI.P JolMs,
LAMKMKSB, PLE1IE1SV. and for .Ult.ura.l
uses, aud
FOE INTERNAL USE
For U'ho^ro, Cholera Morbus, Cramps. P rint Iu
t* e »tomach or Bow, Is. Dose—from JO d rop to
half a teaspoouful In water. Never reduc* if.
»•xternai life. Every family should keep It oi
band a« iitsa never-failing household remedy
me. h. li. H. medicine Is
DIPHTHERIA, if used
lowing directions:
Hat urate a muslin or linen cloth ana bind It on
the throat for about thirty minutes, and put a
dry cloth ever it to prevent the evaporation from
passing off, and when thoroughly blistered, open
the blister with s needle, and Uke a cloth and
SîPrï JäÄ' th .âi I****®? 0 I *»'«n take a clot)
an.l "PJ-ead thlck with pure hoz's lard, and bind
_a,, 1 " 1 « hlisterand change ev»ry hour, which
will absorb all the disease thro i hths pores, and
no Internal medicine will henW Mdexcept a pur
« *ot hsiiuiïred
■ow than ten minutes.
dJvcünl" '"™ b *" known *° ( > U when uaed
infallible cure io
according to the fol
It
FOR HORSES.
No Bhrseman should be without a bottle in h o
c«e of accident, as It is a
the following diseases ef the hortet
J o ,u ^s, Sore Shoulders an<
Hacks, Thrush iu Feet, Scratches. Sweenev
Fistula, Poll Evil, Dislemper, Curb, Splint,
BLOOD OR BONE SPAVIN,
J» on . e ' *«d win remove ail Swellings
Callous Lumps lefr from kicks or other brulsev
without Injuring th*- growth oi the hair. |l» t
proved a eure cure. For
Enl/.ootlc and Distemper,
tablet!nooDfula In » buAet of cold wau;r, ,i ,
v | tleD »»ten a«, and batlie the tliro.,
ÖL»* pul * cloth ' ru,,u<1 u "
The above to valuable medicine has gained lo»
itsell a lame to be envie<l by hundred« of manu
facturers of Crude Oil Liniment* that foil to Der
furin cure* a* recommended to do, and they re
w»rt to many ial»e recommendations to nalin
them oa un the public. The H. H. H. Mt dlcl, .
I. iireitarcl n-em the very best aaKntûl oils ud
other very costly aril. 1»-* of which one pound
cu*I* as niucua* ten pounds of any crude oil that
is put in ordinary liniments, and the proprietor
ennnot possibly advertise to the extent thi
eliiMh of liniments do, a* ail tlie profit wt uld not
imy the expense; *o that those who have any
knowledge of the dlfienuoe betweeu a first-class
an Inferior artldie, will -not suiter
» be humbugged.
.
tw
medicine and
themselves
CERTIFICATES:
A.A. \4 alton.of Huntingdon Valley.Montgom
ery county, Pa., write* that he bod a lamehack
for a great many v* ar*: had suffered a great deal
and nevor wuna anything to iieln mm until he
fried tue H. II. IÏ. Medicine, which made a per
fectcure. por
Samuel Carmen, Ben salem town shin, Bucks
county. Pa., say* it ha* been worth a tliousand
• toltar* u> him In uuriug his Rheumatism. U
For sab by druggists aud dealers everywhere
if y ur dealer doe* not happen to have it In stock
have him get it for you. Don't be put off with
an inferior article.
the
taste
D. Dodge Tomlinson,
PHOPHIETOK and MANUFACTUEEB,
Philadelphia, Pa.
rsustBaBt 10
by
will
able
By
v lot ii ui«.
To Cash Buyers!
We hive inaugurated a j
sweeping reduction in all
classes of our Ready-made
Clothing. Determined to close
out our Spring and 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 and
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 re
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 a
price that must compel them
to move. Now is your chance
lor good goods at low prices at
John II. Moore,
228-MARKET -T.-22*
Trade Dollars Redeemed
at the Wilmington Clothing
House, Fourth and Market
streets.
Trade Dollars at par value for
goods purchased ol us to the
amount of One Dollar and up
wards. Now is the time to
dispose of them, and remember
we are offering Special Bar
gains in every department.
This will be an extra saving to
you and your chance to have
your Trade Dollars redeemed
Do not wait tor a belt« r op|>or
tunity 'o save money.
Yours Truly,
Jn v W. Diefknoi rf Sr Co
We
will
receive
to
GO ELSEWHERE
a
for your Clothing by all means if you think
you can do better, but it you regard your
own interest come and see what
for you, and it may interest you to know
that owiug to our small expenses we can and
do sell 20 per cent, less tli*n up town cstab
lishmeuts. Now for a few items. At
STAR CLOTHING HALL
$5.00 will buy a good Working Suit, the
same that you would have to pay $6.50 for
at the up-town establishments. At
STAR CLOTHING HALL
M.UOi will buy a neat Caeslmere Suit, the
same that you wpuld have to pay |10.00 for
at the up-town establishment». At
STAR CLOTHING HALL
.
$10.00 buys a fine Dress Suit, the same that
you Would have to pay $12.50 for at the up
town establishments. Our Clothing Is we.ll
made and well trimmed. Satisfaction guar
anteed or money refunded.
In
Star Clothing Hall,
iso MARKET STREET
POSITIVE CURB Only Two Bottle«.
FOK
Catarr
HAT-FBVEU.
ELY'S
I have su fie red for
eight ' e
Hay Fever, during
Julv,* August and
- September. In July
I resorted to Ely's
Cream Balm, have
been entirely free
from the fever since
UieTLr.jt application.
. Edward
c. Hillman, m the
New Jersey »tale
Arsenal at Trenton.
With
fjnasto ««M* • *
***ii asaar*** jhrr*,
i
the
HAY-FEVER
AFFLY by the little finger Into
the nostril*. By absorption It ef
fectually cleanses the nasal passag
catarrhal virus, causing healthy secretlo..». », .
allays Inflammation, Drotects the inemhrana
llnlngsof the head from additional colds, com
pletely heals the sores aud restore* tue sense of :
taste and smell Beneficial results are realized I
lications. A thorough treatment
ualed for colds In head. Agree
for circular. Bold by druggists. !
package—stamps.
ELY'» CREAM BALM
give
it
by a f w appl
will cure tin
I
able to
By mall 60c. a
decl6-m, w,f*w
CO.
«PRINT ED FR OM Y
fcS TER D<
K * kail,m, au
eldtiui liainiout'iWH —Anotl
Charlotte, i„i „ .l ' 11 '. »IWn.»,, 1
Rome, Wat,., i, mu „„V o «»V
train mu Into a NV« VoS <!" tlui * Ni
KIT train, tl,,j,|„ r ,, v , r > ''"'ral [«*,
«niaablnfr onr. mV» i„ a
Harri», Conductor Smith ),lvls ' Oeoi
how, name unknown w ,r ' Hll °ther
cut. and bruised. ' ' '* ulle tcrio
i„n r ' B< ÎV b ' who w,lh ItiH
in the railway dlauMer
night
maater'a
AN UN|,| ,
Another ColllRton on
tow
j runS"«" 1 '
C JtV wa * kll
In th" r„h..,]' „O lli oil Fit
„ Deparlnimt it pn, g ' w
Hib brcrthi r from Pouthk,... , llilai Mpl
till., morning on hi. „.U.'"»Ml
charm. or the bodies. W,,t, ,-V 1 ,
another ol Uie vicilnn. " St
On. HlKh School i„ ii.,, 1 ." ? 1 ' ri ." cl N
In
Mrs. Dudley Salinbury, W |„, ' ™ k ',*l
*»e the Flit of ,, piomtnem r„" "! klli
ha... Soit wick ol Carbon,
Our lu,«m».
Without t»Li.püou, arc the .
IU HU. Slate. Th.' otwri'C «
m.uletod. New a„,t „! . JVI ,J , «" k
flp< have uuul... u.itlra tha.«,. '
aud uow have Srat-claiu, uku Wh .
prop, .bo to do hi to (dve y uu Bret
wuA equal to any made in tho Ä
tamo ohl priera. « .. „how y„ u n L
<uarantoo .. ouf puierTh
*« Market, »treat. Arthur L| we
1.1—mllary Ore N«» r N„„., rk
Tho bright light «on lroin this cil l
nl^bt, which u.any Buppowd tu t». Î'
In the vicinity ol Middletown wa«
by tho hurnluK ol Joel Woohwart"
mill, near Newark, which was eutirolv
strayed, lueendiarisin i h »uspected '
Woodward is the man who *£, vicùm
by'-hunko-' aharpera, to thocxUntofS
$500, on East Front street, lu thUeitv al
a year ago.
I
man
It rtueinn luipOHhible
that a remedy made ol
•he
plBiita a. Dop», Uucliu, MBiiUrakc'^i
lion, ÄC., bhuultl Uiuke m uiauy and •
fcrrat CUKS a» Hop Bum» <l,, ; b lrt wb[0
and youuif, rich and p.a r.partnrandiloc
laaytr and odltur, all lettify to Imvlogt
nunal by thtm, you inu»t bi-lkv,. „„j
them yuurtadt, and d .ulit no lon|/rr
Alien 'm lintiii food.
The Ifiory ol a mau I» his strength,
... weakened down through eicei
by early Iniliserctious, Alt
Brain Food wll permanently restore all
vigor, aud atiengihen all the muohi
hr iu aud body. »I pkg.;(l 1er 15. Atdi
gist#, or Alien'» Fharniaey, 315 First j
ton
study,
Improving Slowly.
Mt6s Lizzie Given who was stunned J
bolt ot lightning ahou two weeks ad
imprtwiug slowly but is still confined tol
house.
The Pnz/.le
How to keep cool is very satisfactorily»
by vtstting A. Hauber's saloon, 200
street. It is In reality Cape May at l
$30,900 lor $2.
POPULAR
MONTHLY OKA WIN
mr,
I;
AA
I
•J
I
illMM
UI8VILLH.H»
fn the ettvot M
T'riHny, August 31st, ll
loi.tb (SundKji
••■u by Vw'eril
ri'iiil«";, 1*1
lo this (.omt
On
nay ot (
ep.ed). turn' at( M (*-»'
Mtstc Courts have filae^d this
tit*' ceutroversy ol tit*- law.
heleege the f.ole honoi ofluvln
only pin
'
rhlch
!Te;
r* pr
r beyond qtiestlo
honest and
N. h. — 1 lie Coinpanv ha.»
caplbri
of mives for th.
refull? tb'1
VU .
«. rv. fund
AUGUST' DRAWING.
1 Prize.
I Prize.
1 Prize.
.. 10.1
I, IHM) each. —
SOP "
2
. 10 .
S
. . A
.. i.
190 "
200 ••
180 "
60 '*
A
1.000 4
III •
OJ0 "
AT. "
9
tu
1,899 Prit •«
WHOLE TICE PI'S, |2. HALKTlCAKTi*
27 Tickets,|50; 56 Tickets, |lWt.
Remit Money or Bank Draft In Letter, foijl
oy Rxpn»«. Don't »end hy
i*ost Office Order. Orders of|6 and aDWMjl
Exi.reafc, can be oeut at our expense. Adanwj
or 1« rs to R M. «OABDUA* ''«nffi w»«l
^JEURGF ÖTECK «X UU.>
PATENT TONE-SUSTAINEH
UPRIGUT PIANO!
♦wit o tin*** 1
jelved, a fin« , .
rivaled llaao.. We uke t ' 4 »
all iptereate .
Just
Orated aud
In showing <
Buperh Stock
ALBERT KKEL1
BOLE AGEN'I.
S W Cür 4t.h & Kim Sts
IN CALhlH
tlTK TAKE FLEAÖURK
Yy the attention of
PIANO
-AND
OEGA
KLkoAJri
(t
NEW, LARGE
Buyer*
•lock, Just opened. We offer
ment of Instruments t
the urnst tempting prices. !*•
purchase will find It greatly t
We take pleas«
rt in giving
p tines
.u tfi t city.
■
fill I
ll
wins*
.
give usa call,
nstrumenis,
whether they wish to b»iv or
D. 8. J 0HXST0N & ^ 0, j
46 and 4H Went Filth St.
FOUNTAIN 8<jUAHK
UJBCI*WA' I-

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