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REPRINTED FROM YESTERDAY
THE WAT IN WAS.
How H BsppenMt That Clark Pantngto
Announced "No Trial«" on Saturday.
An article appenr** in s late edition of the
Republican of Saturday which did Clerk
Penington a wrong und at the same time
showed that the Republican reporter is in
the habit of getting information from Chief
Hawkins, with reference to cases and the
actions of the police, more readily than
Clerk Penington.
The facts in the matter as understood by
the conversation that occured this morniug,
after the regular Municipal Court are as fol
lows:
On Saturday Officer McGee had a prisoner
in the cells who was to be tried at 9 o'clock.
When the Are broke out at 829 Kirkwood
street, McGee left the hall tor that place
ahortly before 9 o'clock Clerk Peuington
asked the chief if there w
which he replied that there was noue, from
the fact that. Officer McGee was at the fire,
consequently the man could not be tried.
Clerk Peuington returned to the court
room and staled to the reporters that »h
were uo cases. About this time Officer
Tibbitt, applied to Judge Cummins for a
warrant, and while the officer was stating to
to the Judge the ground upon which be
asked for the warrant, Officer VcGee re
turned and his prisoner wat brought iu ami
given a hearing.
Cases of this kiud have occurred before, but
never from a desire to with hold from the
public any matter of a public nature,
warrant, which officer Tibbitt wished to pro
Is held by Judge Cummins, under ad
visemeut, who stated this morning that he
wished to look into thu matter from the
fact that the man most aggrieved, Chiel
Hawkins, stated that he did not wish a
warrant, and that the officer whonow wished
to procure the warrant should have arrested
when the offence wa« committed,
as the officer was present and had the au
thority.
any cases U»
1
T1 «
I be
A HORRIBLE ï KAOEDY.
A Gambler Out* a Young Woman's Throa:
and Kills Hlmnelf
PoriBLO, Col., Aug. 12.—A horribl
tragedy was enacted iu this city yesterda\
morning. Ten day« ago a man Dame»!
Frank Hutchinson, arrivi d here ace
panted by his professed wife. Hutchinson
was a gambler. The womau obtained cm
ploy ment at the Tivoli Theatre as a waite
girl*. Everything went on smoothlv with
the pair until a few days ago, when Hutch
lnson w»*ut on a prott acted spree, spending
all of his own and the girl's money.
Early this morning the girl jumped from
a seeoud-story window of th»; building,
where they roomed. Blood whs streaming
from a wound iu her throat. Two polie«*
m< passing saw her fall, and while one o'
them went to her assistance, the other ran
up the stairs uud kicked iu the door of tin
room Irom the window of which the woman
had jumped.
Hutchinson was found stretched on th
floor dead, with his throat cut from ear to
In bis right band was grasped a razor,
from which b ood was dripping. It brans
ptred at the coroner's inquest that the tw.
had quarrcle*! the uight before, and tha'
the woman had threatened to leave. Hut
chinsoD this morning went into the room
aud found that the woman ha«l not yet
tired, but was sitting by the side of the bed
A few angry words passed between them.
wh»*n Hutchinson grasped a water pitcher
and struck the woman over the head,
then caught her by the hair, seized a razor,
which was lying on a table, aud slashed a'
her throat. Breakiug awav from him, tb
H,
able to testily betöre the Coroner, she
not live. He real name is said to be Iren«
Davenport, alias Pomeroy. She ima relative
living at Muscatine, la.
WOUND ROUND A Mi A FT.
An Km^loye oi the Kennebec Ice Com
pany Caught by a >liaft Revolving at the
Rate ol 150 Revolutions Per Minute.
Joseph Glander, about, 18 years of age
and employed by the Kennebec JceandCos
Company met with an accident which i
likely to prove tatal, about 2.15 o'clock this
mo'ning. He is employed as a wago
helper and shortly after goiug on duty thi?
morning he attempted to pass uuder th
main shaft of the machinery which
volving at the rate of 150 revolutions pe
minute.
In passing beneath th«: shaft, which is
very low, the sleeve of hia shirt was caught
by a thumb screw on the collar of the shaft,
drawing his a
body, which was wt.irled
for at least four minutes, at the above raw.
ol speed.
A workman who happened to be passing
around the building saw the body on tin
shaft and gave the alarm. The engine was
stopped as s«*on as possible when Glandei
was taken off the shaft and conveyed to ui?
home at 1U00 East. Tenth street. The in
juries sustained by the uniortuuate lai
principally internal, besides which his right
is broken in several places and one ol
his legs has also secured a compound trae
ture.
1 »
ï •
d ami linallv !;i*
mnd the »bait
BRANDY W I N K SI M M IT CAM P.
A Grand Sabbath Momlug— Entertaining.
Services.
Brandywine Summit, August 12.—Th«
day opened grandly with 62 tents on tin
ground ai d all occupied, l»eing 12 more thaï
the camp opeueil with last y
The bell rang tor the first publie relig
ious servie«;« at 10.25. Th«* venerabh Father
Hance tilled the pulpit, as R**v. Mr. Groves
was «ick, aud held his audience till th»
dinner hour. By that time the grove
wa« tilled with ca» ria.es aud by the time
for afternoon service quite a large congrega
tion had assembled to hear Rev. L. W. Lay
field upon the text, "Unto you therefore
wldch believe, he is precious."
The air is pure and bhe weather a lit: le
dr f
»-morrow will he busy w.th the general
moving and bustle of the beginning of
camp.
A Hall 1'layer UdmI.
Hatry Mulle. aged about 15, whh giveu a
special bea ing at Municipal Court this
morning, abou T 10.30 o'clock, charged with
playing ball iu tliesueete. Officer Marquis,
who made the arrest, and eburgu, wa« de
layed until that time which accounts for the
latene«« of the bearing. The boy was lined
$1 aud costs.
T H K> RAILROADS
A Local Time Table With the Latest
Correction
TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON FOR
PHIL/«.—3.00*. 2.33*, 6.30, 6.40, 7.00, 7.60, R.lOt
8.16, U.OO, 0.39,9.56, 10.20, 10.30,11/3 a. m 12.00t
m.: 12.15, 13.3H, 1 54, 2.3n, 4.-0, 6.17*, 5.30+,
6.38*. 6.66,7.20,7 30*. «.65* p. III.
New York— 2.00*, 2.23*, r.30, «.6«, U.&3 a. m
54.38, 1.64, 5.17*, 6.38*, 7.20 p. m.
BaLT 1M«*RE—1.05*, 1.42*, 4,61*,8.05*, 9.17*, a.
. 12.27. l.oo, J .OB, 6.00, 6.00, 6.57, 11.04* p. m.
Wahhiwutow- 1.42*, 4.61*, 8.05*, 9.17* a. m.
1.01», l.OO. 6.1)0.0.67,11.04* p. m.
I NTK UM KDI ATK STATIONS—
. m. 1.00. 6.00, 6.
*TralnR running both dally and Sunday,
tTrains running only on Sunday.
Baltimork
1.06», y, 17
!
WKBTBHN KaiLROAD—7.'*' 10 30 1
m. Sunday trains 10.30 ( a.
ijbla wark Railroad— 0.00*,'J.lOf a,m. 1.06f
s.OO*, 4.00J,6.26f p. m. No Sunday tialns.
•For New Castle only.
fFor Harrington and intermediate stations.
Î Express for Deirnar.
Lg!** »c <7
t thkkn Railroad— 7 00 a. m .
1.06, 6.05, 6.36 p. iu. Sundays, 7.00 a. m, and
8.10 p. m.
IlBLAWA
a. m. 6.30 p.
• j
1
6 00 p.m.
TRAINS AitKlV
—12.45. 1.00, 1.32*, 4.47*, 7.46, K.02*. «.12
p.46, lO.lOf 11.35a. Ul. I1...2, 12.60, 107, 3 . 30 f,
WU.M1NOTON FROM
p
UO.S.M, «.», «.tt, Mi, MS, 4 10. 0.4», TJi.T.Ht,
tt.60,10.38. L. 68 p.m.
N«w Yo*K— 1.8a*, 4.47*, 8.02f, ».13 a. m. 1'J.oO
1.07, 4.46,0.48*, 10.68 p.m.
BaLTOOHK- 1.51*, 3.18*. 0 84. 0.44,11.48 ». m,
10.3«, 1.61, 5.'1*, 8.80*. 7.i4, 0.40« p. m.
Wasbiwotck— 1.61*, 3.18, 11.46 ». m. la. 1 '«.
1.61, 6.11,8.3 *, 7.34,9.40 p. m.
• Both dally and Sunday.
t On Sunday only.
Hilawakk Railroad— 8.80. •».4<», 10.16 a. m
3.06, 0.06*. 8.50 p. in. No Sunday train®.
* From New Oartl» only.
WiLMINttTON H. NORTH»«* RMLROAD—6.52
8.40, 11 h. iu. 6.42 p.m. ÿunduy, 10.80 and
7.00 p: in.
Dkl.'Warb Wbbtkrb Railroad— 8.oo ». m.
. Sunday trains 0.10 a. in. r
In
This
au
5.40 p. in.
P
NU
TRAINS IaEAYL FOR WOJUMiFTUN
Phxladhlfria IVkw Hhoad t
1 2.8»» • .(.u6*, t),ÜÜ, 7.30*,8.00, 8.31.H.i»t, 10.18.11.;k»,
11.50 a in. 10.20, 1.32f, .18 4.02. 4 36
6.06, 1.30.6.66, 8.06t. 8.38, 8.80 , 9.30, lO.uO. H.8*
and
the
that
less
a
hv
(
aHjrr Dam» -
DASTLH— S.Ü8, 1.35, lü.(M, 11.4« a.
Nh
.10 8.r,)|». to.
P
f iii running both daily wrî P in-: »..
i L.* nutlkK di P'iUP'.ay
for
for
tb
A train will leave Wilmington for Nuwnrk
and way Ftatiuus at 7.48 a. m.. returning lea /c
Newark at b.*6 a. m. (or Wilmington and way
stations.
The Hhick ligure* denote the Limiten
Kiprsw Trains.
OUK MAILS.
fheir Arrival a>\d Departure, Taking
F fleet July 1st, 1HM3.
The Post I Mflcu in this city will be open daily,
except Sumlu), from 6.8u a. m. to w p.
vute boxes are acce.-sible until 11 p.
Sundays open ftuin 8.8»» to b a*» a.
boxes accessible from 6 to h p. m
sale stamp
money orae
Prl
o'
to
a'
tb
in. Private
The whule
Thc
•low will cluse at ü.3u p
uiflcc will close
MAILS CLOSE A8 FOLLOWS :
NORTH.
Wilmington A Northern Railroad to Heading
Pa., and point« on the Baltimore aud Central
south ofChadd's
Philadelphia closed pou -b, 8.30 a. in
Philadelphia and wuyuiAll, 9 a. in.
New York, Pennsylvania uud poiuts oust aud
west, 9 a. iu.
Delaware Westeru Railroad to Landeuburg
in a. m.
Philadelphia, New York city,
au«l New Jersey, 11.5o a. in.
Philadelphia, New York and all points east
and west, 1.30 p. in.
Philadelphia, New York
«I New
Ford. 7.40 a.
Pennsylvania
: all points east
cities clo*cd
ud west. 4.-.0 p. in.
\
Philadelphia
pouches, 0.3Ô p
Peunsylv
points west a.ul
All poiuts north, east,
west of Laucuste p , and all
Ibwesl U.3Ô p. m.
and southwest, 1
All Louisiana is sunt west except New Orleans
through mails.
SOUTH.
which is sent south
Baltimore and way mail, 7.40 a. ui.
V\ a.-limgluo and all (»otuts south, 7 40 a. in.
tYll points on the Peninsula, «.3U a. m.
>ui>plimentary mail tor the Pouiu.-ula, 9 a m.
Baltimore, Washing Lou and all (»omis south,
.
2*30 p. in.
»Newport. Stanton*, Newark, Llkion and
H « vre de Grace. 13.30 p. nr
Poiuts on Baltimore Central,betwe
posit, aud Chadd's Ford, i3.3Up.m.
Baltimore and Bay Line steamers, 4.40 p. m.
Peninsula north of Harrington, Including
Delaware City aud St. George's, 6.60 p in.
Baltimore, closed pouch,.. 60 p. ui.
Baltimore, W ashiuglou uud all points south
1'or' !"•
H,
Up. m.
PKJ.IVKKY .
WilmiugUm A Northern Railroad oJ>.
AKKIVK A
Fi
is
ol
WilmiugUm A Northern Railroad oJ>.
Fi
1 »
From New York, Philadelphia, Washington
nd all other (»oints, ti 3U p. in.
From 1* aladclpbts, New York and points
nortu. east aud west, s 30 a. m.
From way mail from Philadelphia, 8.30 a. m.
From Peninsula aud ali uorlh «>1 Harriuglon
0.16 a. Ui.
Baltimore and way mail, u.6o
Baltimore, 13.30 p. m
Peninsula mull, 13.30 p. in.
Philadelphia, New York
north and east. 1.30 p. m.
Baltimore, W'ashiugtou aud points
south, 3.30 1». m.
From Delaware Western Railroad, 2.30 p, m.
Philadelphia, N
!
I !
F
and pointb
k <>rk aud poiuU
north and east, 6.
From Baltimore, ' Washington aud points
south and southwest, 5.;" p. iu.
Carriers diliveri»;s as follows : 6.30 a.in . , gen
eral ; 1U.1" a. in., partial ; t.3o p. ui., general :
4.00 p. m. partial.
Collections from street boxes are made by th«
carriers at 6.3u aud 1'.' a. in., . .30 aud 4
Au addiliouul collection will be
fi. m from all boxes between Jefferson -*m
Lombard and Water uud Thirteenth sireei
inclusive on i?unday a full collection will b
mad'j
de' very should be deposited in P«
minutes before the hour of deliver)
W. Y. SWIG G El'. 1
I
7.3>
;
for c
.m. Lx* 1 lette
i »lüce
*ostin aster.
VRDERTAtx tfltn.
JUÄNSON & »AWNH1LL.
burnishing Undertakers,
NO 207 MARKET STREET.
•AJI.M1NOTON, DSL.
Ten-phot
•••nil, 13».
u.>hidrn<;ae> :
.. HARRY JOHNSON.
lj. 1. BARNHILi ,
r.d ' a.imt «•*
wf-1'
tin
th»
le
/ if • *
UROl'l"'i * i OM rX f
JOHN (J. COLE,
VO' ARY PUBLIC. ANlUUriUKOf THF
PEACE.
Gris Building, No. 101 Wot With *tr
cal', ------
t Tele
•b
Viroll
I )R8. J. y.. «ï 2. JIOHENMACK,
Those afflicted witt
•I MERCURIA LIZATt»
lit J. N. »V .1. li. H
1 street. J'-'Iladelphta, either by
, »toring », « hour« «.<'8a.
4IÎ LF-A BUSt
Mil
»•»Sit»»*
4«
J
2p.
of
p.
d«ire free.
V.Ti»»«
i!»Uld
lltlon and the way to Improve tt sh
•'WlttDOM IN A NUT-SHELL."
Rent nn recetnr of thrs-e-cent «tninr.
hit
a
this
de
the
fHEUrtAATSSM AND COuT CURED
n c-tablmli by a chain of evidence
n«juiry »mt makes «trongor, lhat wi
r• at.
Wlic
•lical remedy for Kiioumatî'
rid v. e put that evidence w thin the reacl
nj and wilfimU jrrice.
! hut the fool w'll turn to It Ï«
he glad tidings we bring t>
Iu Justh-e to us, to you, to yom
fam*l'.es, and to ti.a coiu«animai)on of yam
t on before you w«re strick n down b%
! u«k y.»u to g.. wltn us for a lew moment.
drank of tho wafer
■« of health, ready u
th- w .rld their gl id expeihruoe. We wiii givt
1 false statement, and mu'
su Merer wi trout
that
'ar, or close hisey
his blighp-«! life
1 •
R.lOt
5.30+,
m
•n the
.j *1 )t
ten 10
* if H.
now !•«]) of
n-» assert lot which
oy proper Inquiry (by letb*r or ) rwugl
1 ends) be probed to the ouitom and found
>f truth
be fuL
r
•now* a* toTwftr
^k US P'.yowuik BL. Brooklyn
atHMiuwtiam mnBfjrmm.
Swing* XH V«N«r' UC V wÉ S !» »wi BhwMilc
a.
m.
m.
. t-w-m
: f I m
kibm
*>*d eiiwoditd
• Ne-rle, 4SI TUrA A
A .'.-nr.,
4r Marino A «* tulobT«<lt« 8t.. lnnUyo- avata IdSm;
xauj(7 *1*4 Okrool* *ad very bad Gbronie
»« Bisot m oi
«
lyn- CtarotUs AUmm»
9HHIPI»
Arm PilhlngtMt. 18ft ftMk S»., B.-»A)y»~A«mt«
Cfewm-.Usni «-M TtarK tried e'- rytAin*.
;lr Aoodrtoh, Haw Tor« OMy—CbroDM Bfte
Hr* VUllamsoa, «• B*. Hew York-n-rrlUf,
*tiamatau>'f Eh nm*(l«a W ye .r«; luwn inigni
! î4ZWe. B* BewY»irfc-î!t»mai.r ___
' C*i* * at liar Wood, 184 Boalk BA. H«v Yott
)e«Mil<iBnrNr»
•f «r.*n»*»S Av.,H*w York— Chm* BAe*.
■^tinn 9B« K;<ioey Diseue.
30 1 ÄTS," ° -8 " A '~ "" *-
1.06f
Cbr«me
by it
Rhea
m .
and
■1 Anri
• j Tbe aoo-i named gen
1 tt. O. 0» »* .eumaUsm. Djra^epat*
ih fuller particular*, and yo« will
W <aw this advarUuemenk.
*kh»ey Diaordnra,
■B, or writ* ua far
Uver aaC
Now
«.12
30 f,
Adama A Co., M AtlaïUo Av.
«ÜJ&i W . «"I Urfeld fS P ^ G
mum rKMKBKrATtrm.
S200 A YEAR
A
day
floor
had
bers
CAN BE SAVED
In the Living Expenses of the
Family
of RVX MAGNUS, the Hum lut on Food
It preserve» Meat, Fish, Milk,
• 1 kU kinds of Animal Foo»i frenli
hottest weather,
»v the lesllmoulals of hun
\«u <
You will
KJÏrï
It
to
the
at
uo
to
w.•eks.cv. li III
This
drtds who have trle«l It.
yourself for So Cent a.
au article whl-h will
money.
il for
tins Is
you a great »le»! «>f
NU ÜOl'RKI» MILK.
NO SrtlILKD MFAT.
NO Vl tbK MB.8.
It will k en them fresh and sweet loi m^ny -lay»
and d .»*« -.<»t inpa tlhe slightest f reign faste t»»
the article» mate-1. It Is so simple I. 0, «ration
that u child can follow the dire Ihm«. Is shar •
less as salt, and c«*'ts Only a fraction «I a cent l
a pou h »»' meat, il*h,
«luartof milk- hi is
hv such nmn as Prof. A
( oilege. Oohfhy druggists
ore-puld '-y mail « r
scelpt of price.
I f»*r
...w Plahe f»»r
ent, Anti-Fly
Pearl or cream: Queen
Viis for fluid «•xtra» , t.-», fi p«-r
humbug : It I« endorse»!
t'l \V. .John on »»f Yale
«I grocers, ■'ample
ss (
P
prefer) n
«»dice,
for tisli
:tu»l cheese; Anti-, er
Mold. SUc. per lb e-ch
for eg s and A«|u *
tb each.
fUl HCftllHTON FOOD FKLHKHVINti
COMPANY,
72 Kilby HL, Boston, Mass.
e y»
■ at; ocean
. v
«line tu
Uk butter
Anli
«1 sea f«HMl
A WORD TO THF W1HK.
DON * BIS SKEPTICAL. REASON TEACHES
AND EXPERIENCE 8 ONF» IIM8 THAT "TAR
KANT'tS HKLTZEK APFB1ENT" »H AN I >
VALUABLE REMEDY FOR ANY AND ALL
O» THF. »To MACH. LIVER AND
A TF.A8POO-vFUL IN A OL So
MRNINO, Hi* FORK
LATINO I» NOT ONLY EXTREMELY BEN -
FILIAL, BUT A PROTECTION AGAINST
DISEASE, WHICH NO ONE 8 AN AFFORD
CO DlSItEO aUD. F U SALE 1'Y ALL
DRUGGISTS.
DISORDERS
BOW* LS.
«IF WATfR EVERY
DRUGGISTS.
SEA SALT
»y Evaporating Bea Wi
IréTJust the thing f.»r persons who cannot
get, to the seashore hut need the invigo
rating effects of salt water bathing.
t**r.)
1 Made
1
PACKAGE:*.
H'tXKB.
.36 a I
6
,K BY—
Z. JAMES BELT,
—PHARMACIST—
Cor. Sixth aud Market Streets,
WILMINGTON. DEL
RYE GLASSES.
K8TAKI.1MHKD 1783.
SPECTACLES
I skillful «»irk
i»*v.. given our
Us & NATIONAL REPUT A
8u perl or I«
»P
TION.
OPERA GLASSES !
TELESCOPES !
W. M. A J. G. McAllister.
728 CHESTNUT ST.,
HOW MANY MILES DO YOU DRIVE Î
T1IE
ODOMETER
WILL TELL.
it Is no larger than a watch, il
to tin
This lustrum«
I he ei
Of Ulli, ft driv.
tells
1-lUOth pi
t«*t
julie; «:«•
t light : always h
U|) to 1,000 miles
water and 3usl
horses from being
th«* wheel of a Buggy,
ven: is easily
tache*
•I
Carriage, Sulk'
Wagon, Road « art, Sulky Plow, Iteaptr, M
other vehicle. luvalunlih
Liverymen.
-, Farmers. Survey
Pie»
Drivers, Physle
Drsymen, Ex pre ?
e only |5.
»en. Mage Owi
eh, on- -third the price of an
NV'iiea ordering give dlainctci
Sent by mal
•I«
oth»
ltd«
the
cceipt of price,
Addrcbrt,
postjmld.
McDONMH ODOM FTKK CO.,
2 North La r^alle ht., Chicago.
•When O f«.r Circular.
POSITIVE CURE Only Two Bottles.
FOlt
C ATARR
HAY-FEVKK.
e LY 'S ■'la I have been a I
rÇjîE'AM p,\Z ' iU "." r,r
/VS^r/vcLV CU^gf K he ird Kl v '
V WJARWH COLDS I" |n I |; in, spol
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take
stoc In it bee
of the many «1 1
incdiclncs. A friend
persuaded
he lialm,
tt»e
:h
ft
• to 1
ih
This
»rnmenda
tlun v
■
>< fit of Hhv
F<
M. CGCKU, Syracuse,
the little Anger Into
By absorption It ef
fectually cleanses the na^ul passages
catarrhal virus, causing heaDhy secretions. It
allays Inflammation, nrotect* the nietiibrana
llninirs of the head from additional colds, coin
etely heals the sores and restores the sense of
ell B. neflclal results are realized
. A thorotigh
of
.
by
r f \ni
led for coldR in
Agree*
for circular. Bold by druggist*.
By mail J50o. a package -stamps.
ELY' k f'RF.AM BALM f'O.,
lie t
S
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PALLS'
»A : 'licallhCorset
Is Inc
larity
ing in
y every day. as
u-.d U the MOST
FOUTABLP.
11'iiTNG
orn.^ Merchants
of any corset
sold.
V* Vr ranted satis factory
money r»*,
ron salk
tas:,
CO Ms
1 l'Flt
5 k nl
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J OO HAIM'S
CHINESE L.VUNDRY,
•
Will open
tiTKKEi .
Monday, July 1R,
\ KING
|yJ3-lin
—
REPRINTED FROM YESTERDAY
A rATAI. HFlir.B.
A PhllMlelphl« Mm». MmB By r»ll
Itig Down 8(*lrs.
Philadelphia, August 13.—John Q. Att
mortf, iced 05 yean, w»m found dead ywter
day morning, lylug in » l M **l blood on the
floor at the bottom of a flight of stair« in his
residence, No. lHtWl Kiii^olct street. He
had been drinking on Saturday evening, »nd
returned homo at a lab* hour. The mem
bers ol the family, who had retired,
house. He
to which,
paid.
a
to
heard him enter the
made considerable noise,
however, no attention
It is supposed that he. groped his way
to the stairs, and weeded iu reaching the
top, when he missed his looting and fell to
the bottom. When a physician reached the
house he said that life had been extinct for
at least two hours. It was disclosed upon
examination that, with the exception of a
contused wound on the forehead, the*e were
uo bruises ou ine leafy. Death is suppo«ed
to have resulud tr»»in a fracture of the
skull. The Coroner will hold an inquest to
day.
FKOBaliLY FATALLY INJUBKD.
Badly Crushed Itetweeu the Cara at the
West Yard.
Jacob Bussell, a brakciuan of the shifting
gang at the West Yard,
the bumpers abotr 2 o'clock on 8uuday
morning and received injuries which iu all
probability will prove fatal. He was in the
act of coupling car« wbcu by some inis
chance his right side and arm were caught
The arm wa « broken iu two places bel« w
the elbow while the shoulder tfod Immedi
ately under the arm wan horribly mangled.
His most, serious injuries, the doctors
think, are Internal, a« the flow of blood
could not be. stopped ali day yesterday. His
stile is very badly swollen, and a piece ol
flesh the slxe ot a fist was pinched out of the
side of the arm near the shoulder.
The Injured
eaught between
r«*moved a* soon a»
possible to the residence of his father-in-law,
Jefferson street, near Second, where he
le lying in a precarious condition, with the
chances very much agaitiHt his recovery.
THE CHOLERA RAVAGES.
Over Seveideeu Hu mired Death* In Egypt
an Friday and Saturday.
London, Aug. 12.—The deaths from
cholera in the Egyptian provinces on Friday
numbered 920, including 235 iu the province
of Dakalieh, 150 iu the province ol Uarbleth
and 235 iu Ghizch and Atfe. On Saturday
there were 789 deaths, including 30 iu Cairo,
141 In Gliizeh and Atfe and 295 iu the pro
vince of Stout. Thirty- two persous died at
Alexandria, including tivc Europeans.
Hundreds pf people have fled to Cairo
irom Alexandria. Cherif Pacha, president
Of ihe B
lived at l
day. The
cholcia among the British troops iu Egypt,
und their general health is excellent.
Files and Hugs.
Igyptiau Council of Ministers ur
Cairo from AU-xaudria on Satur
have been no fresh cases of
Files,
gophers,
"Rough on Rat«.'
urhe«, ant», bed-bugs, rate, mice,
chipmunks, cleareu out by
15 cents.
Vltwl (Juesltoiis.
Ask the most eminent physician
Of any school, what is the best thing in
the w»»rl(l lor quieting and allaylug all irri
tations of the nerves aud curing all forms
of nervous complaints, giving natural
childlike refieshlug sleep always!
And they will tell you unhesitatingly
"Some form of Hoyts !"
Ask any of all the most eminent physi
cians:
What is the best aud only remedy thaï
Ire relied on to cure uli diseases of the
kidneys and urinary organs; such as Bright's
disease, diabetes, retention or inability to
retain urine, and all the diseases and ail
ments peculiar to Women"—
And they will tell you expliclty aud em
phatically "Buchu."
Ai-k the same physicians
"What is the most reliable aud surest
cure for all liver diseases or dyspepsia;
stlpatiou, indigestion, bllllousness, malarial
fever, ague, Ac aud they will tell you .
Mandrake ! or Dandelion !"
Hence, when these remedies are combined
with others e»iually valuable
And compounded into Hop Bitters, such a
[Concluded next week. 3
Bud temper often proceeds from those painful
dist.rdcr* to which women are subject, in the
femaleeompluints Dr. R. V. Pierce's "Favorite
Prescription" is a certain cure. By all drug
gists.
ï
Purity.
A liquid disinfectant, quart bottles, only
25 ecu I*. Dun forth, druggist, corner Se.coud
ami Market »treets.
The Puzzle
Hu
toke»*peool is Very satisfactorily solved
by visltiug A. Uauber'» saloon, 200 West
street. It is
reality Cape May at home.
•I
tMK CITY MAKKrTS.
Local «jMotftUou» Correcte«! Daily In the
SLreot Market.
HAT, BTO —OORRHOTSD DAILY ST W. 3
VORBOW, Ifp. 417 lniMSOE si iisirr:
per bu per cwi
. 1.00 Si 1.1»
Hay.
oat.- ::::::::::::::: \ \ \ \ 11
Bran, d*)uhic ounhol.
Cracked corn.
Middlings, double bushel.
Coarse meal, .
Cors os ear .
Sheiled ''urn..........
Ground corn and oats.
BUTT*R,
« 0
. H0
•*««. POULTHY,
DAILY BY I. H. FltANK A SOH, 60h
Print butter, per lb wholesale^ .30
Print •* " « retail.36 $
* " wholesale. .30
* 41 retail.,
r dozen.
«TO.. OOliRMOTZD
NO ST.
<£ 4 23
-
r
Tub
Plggs, wholesale,
Eggs, retail, i
CVifckcn», aiiv
.
.18
.30
26
ill
wholesale.
Chick-u«. dre»»re,d wholesale..
Chickens, au i*o, retail..
Chickens, dressed, retail.
Cheese, wholesale, per pound.,
Cheese, retail, 44 .12%
BBKV OORRKOTBD DAILY BY WILLIAM OLA V BY
SBOOMD 8TRBBT MAKKBT.
•aka per puunu.
Rumpsteaks per pound.
Round steaks per pound .
Kib roast per pounS.
Chuck roast per pound
Ntewing pieces....
Boning hits per pound
Hhlns,... *
Kidney h
1.
12
16
:h
.14
10
.14
.18
ih
Sirloin
. .20 t»
26
.16 Q
.16
.30
.14
U
ef
It
of
.36 ö
.6-,
„ .. pound....
l^am b chops, pe r pound..
Lamb roasts,per pound. •
Mutton coop», per pound
Mutton roasts, per pound
Veal cutieo, per pound..
Veal roa-t*, per pound..
p ORE
of
.20
• Hi fr
2:
'
.16 tt
i'
li
7'
■ 18 tt
.. OOERBCTBD DAILY BY 8. t
STALL«, bBOOMDHTRKBT MARKirr.
whotesai«
... 14
1H
. DILL
retail
Mmokcd hauas.
{Shoulders.
Dried hee!
Gaft hitch.
Smoked h
Bologna
16
ib
<2
14
LB
12*4
sago.
w
.
-
Ms
»«IllKmCD DAILY BY POWBLL, TI11RD
HTRBBT MARK HT
Pika. .
Rook fipr;, per i *o«< nd....
White "eren, L>wr pouud
Trout,per pound..
Halibut, por pound
pound
Black flsh...
Bluo fish_
. .u
■el
H
:îï H g
JÛ
.16
. 2(1
•Pin
•13S
•12 k
• .13^
M 1 ■ I
H;
.
Market c o*
Pl' keici...
Butter flr'li
.08
. lb
1
VBABTABLBS.
P'jcatoas. per tiair-peoa.
Sweet potatoes, per half peck..
Cabbage, pe? head.
Turr »p 8 ., por half peck.
• i'olorj. ; ©r buaoh_ _ _
.14
. 1 ?
.6
.0
LOmiAHA HTATK LHTTÆMT
NSW OBLBARK, Auffunl I, IHM.
TO THE PUBLIC!
at
a
lpvMtigat« for Yoiirwlft
t
rnNiniaitor-Oeneral Un-sham Uav ng pub l*hed
wilful ami malic lout aim hood In regard
character of The Louisiana state Lottery Com
pany, the following facts
to prove hl« statement, tint
fraudaient bualttsss, to be false and untrue :
A mount of pris«« »al by the Louisiana täte
Lottery < ompauy from .lauuary 1, DTR, to present
»late:
»be
given to tile public
are engaged In a
Paid to Spoilt he
Kxprr«» Co., New
Orleans, T. M. Vswflst, Manager....fl.806 *0
Paid t«> Louisiana National H
H. Ogb-sb , Preside t.
Pal.l
I
«Wi.fiui
I.ouUla i* »täte National Rank,
e H. Keonedv, President.
New Orleans National Bank,
IK&, 100
8S,5ftl*
S4 4W
Paid
A.*Hnldw|n, Pre I 'ent.
Paid to Union National Hank, 8. t har
, Caalt 1er.
U
Pain to Ctti
Prcsldeut.
Paid
' Bank, E. L. Carriers,
57, non
ermanla National Batik, Jul- s
(.'ass « rd. President.
Paid to Hlliernla National Batik, (lias.
Pa frev, Cashier..
Paid to Cana Bank, Kd. Tobv. Cashier
Pahl t>* Mutual ' atl
Mitchell, ( ashler..
*> non
37,000
13,1*1
at Hank, Joseph
».
Total paid as above.
Paid I - sit r s of under fl.OTO at the
vartou« <»fll* e« of the < ompauy
throughout the l'nlted »tales. 3.827, IK
Total paid by all.
For the truth of the above 'acts we refer the
public to the offlters of the above-unmed corpor
ations, an I for our legality and «landing to the
Msyor and « '(beers of the City of N< w Orleans, to
the »late authorities of Louisiana, an«) also
I*. H. Officials of i outhiana. We claim to be
legal, hones,
a« much
stamlluv I« (winced d by all who will Investigate,
stock lias for y»
Hoard of Brokers, and ownrd by many of
best known aud respected citizens.
M. A. DAUPHIN, President.
.
.ft, 881, OHM
In *11
tranHactlous,
any buslnes« In the country. Oui
*.■ •
«TCATITAL PRIZE, 174,000.*«»
' rkeu, only 46.
dbares
uroportl« u.
maw
l iOUiaiANA State Lottery (Jo
"We do hereby certify that we supervi*« th«
arrangements for all the Monthly and Semi
Annual Drawings of The Louisiana »tat- L<
('ompany, and In person manage and control th«
i »rawing» themselvcb, and that the
• turted with b meaty, latrnesu, amt in g«»sl fa i*
toward all parties, and we authorize the
pany
(virslgusturesattached. In Its *•tvertl*e.lnentft. , '
sc ibis oerttfleau, wiih fac-eiinleb »»
fk>iooils»-loners.
incorpr.rftwd In 186» lor 26 years by the Leglsla
for Educational and 8 liar*. um» puivoser
v.- It I« a capital o/ tl. 000,000— to which* reserv«
fond of over fs&0,00u has
overwhelming pr.pul
waa* ma»le r. part af the present Btatetkwiotitiitii
adopted l>ecemher 3» l, A. D., 187d.
The only Lottery
alnee been added.
vote Its I raucht •
Hi
\ OtM
id endors» '
the
by the people of any State.
It never scales »»r pohtponcs.
ITS UKANI. rilNGLF NUMBF.H DRAWING
»ake place monthly.
A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN A
FORTUNE. NINTH GRAND DRAWING
GLAHH I AT Nr.W OKI.FANS. TUEbDAY.
hEPTFMHER litli. 1888.- »0th Monthly Draw
Inn.
Capital Priy,e, $75,000
100,000 T3UKET8 AT FIVE DOLLAR* EACH
FRACTIONS, 1« FIFTH» in I'ROPom JON
I CAPITAL PRIZE..
1 CAPITAL PRIZE..
1 CAPITAL PRIZE.
2 Prizes of
.t 76,00
.... K.K*
IO,'»)
.
... 10,0^
... IU,«*
4.000
2 , 000 .
1.000
500 .
-flU. .
6 P
10 rmeft of
20 Prizes of
!00 Pr:
400 Prizes oJ
ion Prizes of
noo Pfi»-*cr
10, O'*
2b.
:•»
ac,.6
DXIMAT'OF r K'ZFm
9 ■'pproximntb'ft Prise« of »750
» ••
f8,7.V
6 .
4,5
II
- M
2 2ki
l,«r Prlteft.
#28
Apr-itcatliin for rat
made I-, the office o'i
F or farther information
full addresfi. Address P. O. Money <i
Registered l*ettcr» to
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK,
New Orleans, La.
V, dub« «tumid
coiTip*.'> •; tr New
rite elearl . ,
gt'hu
Ordinary leaers by Mall or Expve
M. A. DAUPHIN,
New Orleans, La.
Or, M. A. DAUPHI
8H7 Heveutli Ht., Washington, I).
àlism GLGTUIRG.
JHK
the
3
cwi
GREATESTCUT
-OF—
A L L 1
—AT THE—
MISFIT
P ARL O RS.
BY
Prices Put 50 Per Cent
Call and examine the
in the window. It will
prices
convey
a better impression of our re
duction than a half a page of
reading matter. All the goods
in the store will be sold in pro
portion. Now is the
while our stock is still full and
a good a8soriment to select
Irom.
iime
White Vests, Alapaca
Linen and Mohair
Coats,
usters and Creole Suits in
large quarters at the
MISFIT
PARLORS,
No. 1 East Fourth Street.
vf.oTHtnm.
Trado Dollars Rcdoomod
A
at the Wilmington Clothing
House, Fourth and Market
streets.
Trade 1 'ollars at par value for
goods purchased of us to the
mount of One Dollar and up
wards. Now is the time to
d'spose 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 bet ter oppor
tunity <o save money.
Yours Truly,
Jno. W. Dikfknoorf A Co
14
We
will
receive
a*
a*
GO ELSEWHERE
for your Clothiug by all means if you think
you can do better, but if you regard your
own Interest come aud see what we can do
for you, and it may Interest you to know
that owing to
do sell 20 per cent, less than up town eotab
lishments. Now for a few items. At
small expenses we cau and
STAR CLOTHING HALL
|5.00 will buy a good Working Suit, the
same that you would have to pay |6.50 f »
at the up-town establishments. At
STAR CLOTHING HALL
$8.00 will buy a neat Casslmere 8uit, the
same that you would have to pay $10.00 for
at the up-town establishments. At
STAR CLOTHING HALL
$10.00 buys a fine Dress Stilt, the same that
you would have to pay $12.50 for at the up
town establishment«. Our Clothing is well
made and well trimmed. Satisfaction guar
anteod or money refunded.
Star Clothing Hal
.an MARKET STREET
?
To Cash Buyers
V e have . inaugurated a
sweeping reduction in all
classes ol our Ready-made
Clothing. Determined to closp
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 fl. Moore,
228-MARKET ST-228
«'« «Hr> 8, »r
jyj'COLLUM HOUSE
CAPE MAY (TTY, N. J
Open June 23d, 1883.
Delightfully located In full o'*
view. Just
built, with all modern improvements and fur
nish»* > throughout with new furniture. Terms
modcra e. For particulars apply to
PETER MCCOLLUM,
Proprietor and owner.
,17
MORPHINE HABIT
> 4 TO DAYh
CUREDfN
THOUSANDS ol reltren frem i*ers«*r
curnd No pay till cured.
DR. J. STEPHENS
Gbanon, Ohio, rincir
uati.
REPAINTED FROM
ye *tefuuy
UU'i'KAUr.U BV
» Till, 1»,
«>. M—n Jim,,, i.
[PTlIUilelplil, Tl„„.
A brutal »aroult «** .
Saturday ulirht up,,,, M |». M j!"* >*'« on
year, old, living " Marke,,
xrmu, Camden Mr,. ^
Iflrl to a irrotery «tor, a "' ,l «»
tweeu the hou« and tin i, °E
<>!«•□ lota and on the v„u„ L . eir «'«ol
made a »hört cm arrö»» i vT, r ' lur, >»he
F.hfhth and StatHrroJ °
denly control,ted bv » ,. * rui.
year, old. He e»,m h ,
throat and threw her o,, ,»
The Uriel tried to acreuu, and hi
choked her Into lu f ,'i,Kihi'itv uT'" ll,nt
regained conactou»,,,,» .i„. . 'ke
Ip Her crie» were heard b, h"?* 1
law, Janie. Ha,ton, who I, fi,t«.„ T ulher '
paetdnz. An alarm wa, trlw i,,,'"**
aconiidrel Hed, purrued by un ,m' Ï" 1 7
crowd, hut he tweaped until ve.ier i „ " 4 *
ing, when he w.» arr,,t«d bv X n \ m " n -
It, the Second ward and lutkul „ ^' rter
City Jail, where he nave hu ,,à , , ''r! 1 118
Haine,. Ml»» Mackey wa» . arri«? V'"»'*
home by her brother.In law and » ,.ro' J*
wa, immediately in a.u-nd.,, Ä
nouneod her u, he «erloualy Injure, s
*aauncou»cl" U8 last ulght and I. S
âne will ul«\
A Fourt»wi.yMiMiii
H.)
14
a*
a*
in
is fe*
ARTHUR'S SECOND TERM
(" Hud 0
His Friend* Making a C
Where He Is Strongest
[Special Dispatch to the p|,ii a . n,,,... .
Wahhihotok, August 12
New York politicians,
ton temporarily, were
and the
—A party a
ho are in Waehin*
•ountered to-.i.î
I'.onvematlon naturally J rlfted '
"»"I" «h® 'hkiuj lor » »iron,I i.-rm f„r7r«J
dnut Arthur. A luailinn mernb.rol?K
daleiçatloii tali that alr. S.ly a ®
iKiIng matin lu order to ttml out »lien.7!
President'» httst friend» ate, », i( | ltl „ ,
elal attention would be liiveu to the..
» pot» ill muklntr up the drlagatlna
next nominating
to t
ventli
. . , • Enough
b™n »roureJ »In-a.ly to (uotlly t|„ rô oUll
»nee «I the .effort» in behah of t| l( . p„
lient, and one mean» Ui eotj?ince doubtb
onea waB that New York wa» likely to ft
nlah the candidate for both
»
partes inti
next campaign, and that th PreM.fcnt»
preferable to Tilden. Conciliatory Dc
sures would be the rule In treating with u
disaffected Republican element« Iu the St*
ami there seemed to be a reasonable pr
«pect, for enrolling the Umpire State inti
fall of 1884 with a big majority oi the Wh
House. Considerable interest
the
for
was mat
Jested in the approaching contest In Oh
for » victory or defeated in that Sut, m
O ctober would ho an Important factor in t
l'rebldolitl»! c
up
palgn.
"LAID OFF."
DlNcharge* nt the Reading Car Mhc
L'auHed by Muck Work.
Reading, August 12 —Owing to scare
of work in the pain» shops of the Head!
Railroad Company about 25 me
(tended lor an Indefluite (NTiod at the clc
of w«»rk yesterday. About a dozen c
chinist« were also suspended fro the # ho
at 8eV' nth and Chestnut, and it may he«
eral months before they can return towoi
In addition to these, 40'hlack»miths w<
put off'for one week. These susjieiisio
have been goiug on alternately lor m -utl
Many attribute the dullness und scarcity
work to the com piny 's giviug largr cc
tracts to the Baldwin Locomotive Works,
Philadelphia.
wen* t
?
a
all
to
and
low
and
all
re
on
and
a
at
Mentone«»! by 'Squire O'Neil.
At 'Squire O'Neil 'b ceurt this morn
Mary Hamilton and Vary Carroll were«
fined $5 and COh's for disorderly conduct i
held in the
her appearance at court to answ»r the chi
of carrying concealed deadly wetpons. 1
drunks from police heuiiquarters »
«entenced to pay 50 cents and ci sis each.
Emory's Little Cathartic Fills
are sufficiently powerful for the most rubi
yet the safest for children and weak coni
tutione; the action in any disease isuniloi
certain and safe, painless and effect!
Druggists—15 cents.
f $200
the l it'er w
FnterpriMlng Local Agents.
article th
wanUd iu this town for
sure to sell, llv»* druggists and grooert
terr» i d. Address Humtston Food Prwe
tfve C<> . 72 Kilby k
W«IIh' '«Hough
Ask for Wells' "Rough
cents. Quick, complete, permanent cii
», warts, bunions.
Catarrh ot the Bladder.
Stinging irritation, Inflammation, alt JQ
nev ami Urinary complaints, cured
'Huehu pail a " $1. J
Uo
Corns."
$30,000 lor $2
TH POPULAR
«ï
•RAW! 1
MONTH Jj .
Ei!
lj
I
»
»,
MU' U V ILLiC H '
•n th»; cltv»
Friday, August 31st, 1#
On the last day of each ismitk (Hun 1 JJgJ
excepted). Repeated adJudlcatUm by F r™
htate Court« kave placed this con.
the controversy of the law. To '»h Jj
belongs the sole honor of having inauguraw
only pi*» by which t.ieir drawing» w
honest and fair beyond »lueatton.
N. B.-Tho Company hu no" "" „ÎmI îh»
capital and reserve fund Kea«l carciui >
of prize« for the
AUGUST DRAWING.
1 Prize..
1 Prize...
1 Prize...
10 Prize«, 1,000 each
20 » 500 44
100 44
.. 6
100 "
200 ••
K> • 4 *
60 "
a\ 44
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