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JosRrrr.—Ou Wednesday evening I
neat this eminent piano virtuoso will
this city. Comment |
i 1
THIRD EDITION.
cuts.
\ 1111**4!
be present in
" To comp. < ' -By witli ao >
say*:
the present piano \:.UWe«»
do hint injustice ; ho i* phenomenal,
13 J while Lie brilliant talent iu former
years showed a marvellous force and
impetuosity, he uow captivates by hi*
delicacy and expression. Tho afore
t me rough diamond Las Loon carefully
1 aud polished, aud now displays
each wouderful fire and brilliancy as to
elicit .be unqualified admiration of
belli layrneu and critics."
would
Nifiiir."—Mi.-.: Ade
"Thk Twui-rru
laid Neilson one of tho most beautiful
oil tLe American stage is au
ou November 10th
"The 'i'welftli
wouni
coaucod to appear
in Shakespeare'
NiaUt." 31i« «*
a drama
umuiett the <-haraot»'r
a" of PhiJadel
>1
•Til
The
phi^ in speaking of the < haiacter say.-*:
". he pai t is characterized throughout
by extreme delicacy and grace, the de-,
vulourusDt of "Viola's nileut, patient j
true iirtiDt'
o pictured will
It id a thoughtful, gexith
est impersonation, aud a very
fnl one, and adds another t > tii
Shakespearean \
lev.
irn
• kill.
,.U
of exquisite
which Miffl NeiltO.i 1 at given us.
StEF.KT V \ UI HTIES.—
Tub Sbvejitii
There was another large ga'
the Stiveitth Street Opera Iluuai
Tho programme whs a
at
ring
last
evening.
one and was well perfor
will be extra attractions this *wnu.g,
to it is announced.
ed.
here
DRAMATIC AND MUSICAL NOTES.
Cornell University liau a choral of
two hundred.
Miss Fanny Davenpoil swings a
forty pound Indian o.ub.
Miss Florence Davenport is reported
engaged to be married to Mr. li
Tiers^aui she will not return to th**
stage.
Fanny Davenport's acting L.v<
ooine half way Scriptural already,
is not yet rich enough to act "w.t
money," but she refuses to act "w
out Price."
Dr. Murska and Marie Roze w ; not
join M-tpIesou's troupe here after Christ
mas, but as Minn. Trebelli's engage
ment expires then,
visit the United Btates in January.
The "Musical Times" saye:
Umma C. Thursby, after her
meut with the wftrakoscheo is finished,
will enter into a matrimonial omi witli
Mr. Henry C. Gillig, of the
Exchange, London,
to receive $18,000 for her scrips «f c,
certs in America."
HB
be
She
h
she may perhaps
"Mi/
ifif
Am
Miss Thurs-bv i
Croquet.
Arrangements have been made
tween the Wilmington aud D-daware
City croquet clubs for playing a
of eleven games tor the championship
of the State. Mr. C. li. Alexander aud
William Anderson will be the players
oa the part of the Delaware City ciub;
and Charles Ueebner and John B.
Graves on the part of the Wilmington
The f rst six games of the series
of eleven will be played iu Delaware
City ou Tuesday next, when t:»e re
maining fi
this city, the time for
announced. Messrs. Ueebner and
Graves are recognized as being t *e
best croquet players of Wilmington,
and Messrs. Alexander and Anderson ol
D-laware City have beeu sticod3J fnlly
playing the L*ujon Hill club
delphia recognized as one amongst the
boat,
teresiing
be looked for
be
! games will Le j«!a_y.-<i iu
Lic'u wlli be
Pfiila
From these circuinstauc* s an 111
series of games maj
and they
Im witnessed by ' a Ur :
ia
i.
doubt
number of citizens both at D-ltt%ar»
City and at Wilmington. All the mem
bera of the Wilmington Club and thos.
have b*en solicited to I.cmoui
>
in
wh.
embers are requested 1
meet on Min
at Bowers' Ink
day evening uh
and confectionery store, corner of S
oath and J if-rson stree
to perfect their organization and
make arrangem-nts to sec uru a plat*
play during the winter.
k,'
at 75 ./cl
(Le State.
Fa
now
Ou Thursday a man n
ol Gee#rgc
Wi
eating his dinner at the Capital Hotel,
became choked and was c.uried from
1.0
back
tho dit.i
pore
roli.-ve hi
evei v Hll»>rt failing
lb
When plaood upon
the face, aud
li he was black
the pi
looked as though h« v.
this world,
g rs <to»
a atnall
is not long fo
Mr. F
ran his ffu
aud puLed out
of beef,
1 tv hat and h
utal
hi:
throa
quarter
hii
which relic,
was soon able to take h
tions of pin aud sugar.—
regnu
Sen Lin i."
The school bouse in school distrut
71), commonly known as "Rose Valley"
about four mib'.s from D(
day ni ht, was burned U
The li
r. ou M-.ii.
ground.
ti
die covered a!
liU revei
All
Mr. and Mrs. Ccvili.
o'clock l*y
part of the a 1
efforts
t'jucd parti
traded oy t
guislt the Himes,
deutly that of an incendiary.
t l
id Others
I*.
light, tailed lo .xt
'ihe work
Six carloads of Ohio cit'le, t
tii
at :
•k
M- ore, arriver
to Mr. Knot:!
last Tuesday uLlit; they broke thi ju^h
the line fonte between Mr. K. and Mi.
Stephen Cunningham's farm aud dama
ged ti.u last named gentlernaii'e corn
fodder considerably. Mr. Cunningham,
it was reported, refused to allow the
cattle b-iug removed until he was re
munerated for the damage.
OU
\
an
"May,'
Mr. Robert Morr
from Christiana, and Mr. .). 11. Dio ;
eo>i'b bay gelling "Jim,"
ton, which won the first mru^y 1
3.3'
oil's u a
f Wii
V
the
ill have a
raon
itt't Stt
lear N<
iwark in a
th© 11. D. 1'.,
Short tirn*-.
tl
Tim 'IVacl
tlo County,
town ou tLe
'•vi" Institute for Nei
a'. Midiih
lfith inat.
Httil te.l in Dover on Tuesday I -hL It
was a
winl.
c.jiupanied by a heavy
rquall ol
U(
©ting.
Tim R'piihli.'auM of thi
i 1 hold
city
Monday
® • it g
:n ng at 7.:;(»
is budding on Mar
A full attend
publicans are invit«i! to
be A il
ket b'.'h •
ance ot th*
this ni in/
m»v.' Fifth.
Vo
Osborn W. Lynam, of Ottumwa
Iowa, reached this, efty this (Sunday)
evening. He is ou a visit to his
rents who reside at Newport,
son of John R. Lynam.
«»»»!.
pa
He is a
;Tke UiiSalesISlalsarr.
This afternoon and evsniDg thers
will be a sale of statuary at the auc
tion rooms of Thomas M. Ogle, in Mar
I ket street above Fifth. There were sale%
made yesterday in which goods were
| auctioned oft for one half their value.
1 A marble figure of " Venus in a shell"
put up aud sold for I 475 it being
worth about $15.00. Figures of Apollo
4 other characters of Creek aud Ro
lu/thology receive the same cheap
Vases of Parian aud
was
HU
uiau
con Hide ration,
otliur marbles worth from $12 to $2h
sold lor about $2 aud $3. Tho article
aro bting sacrificed.
♦•veiling will positively bo tin* last.
Th« «al« this
A New Nafe.
Flierwiu A S in, No. U04 Market street,
aud dealers iu silver ware
aud ievtelry, have found it necessary
through a rapid increase iu their busi
ness, to purchase u new safe. 'The
new addition was put ill yesterday,
weight 3500 pounds and it isthe largest
olihe kiudan this city. It is secured
by tho same lock pattern that is upon
the Treasury at Washington. The safe
was niadnHfcspecially for this firm by
Mo.dor & lielwanu of Cincinnati, and
Is fixed up particularly for the storage
of je
•ligravers
j
and other valuable*.
Ii y
New SillUtiwry.
firm of M. k
Mi.-.- Kttte Butler of t:
' K. Butler, has just returned from
Is*?w York with a full line of the latest
Thev
in millinery goods,
e.velbnt assorUnent of Ml
nets and hats, also feathers, bird.-.
They buy for cash ami
have i
b<
and flowers.
sell at unusually low figures. It
>f Wilmington to
oan
will pay the ladies
call at So. 21fi King street, ami exam
ine their stin k before purchasing.
llurk. t t liaikffe.
In search of the sunny side the King
.street curb market, this being the first
of November, was changed across to
the west side of the street,
market people oonld have the benefit
of the rally morning sun.
that the
i o III 111 ii n I on.
To-morrow being the first Sunday in
the month will be communion Sunday
in all the MethodUt Churches.
4 ontciiiDt u( i oftr4.
Marshall Pierce was tried at Police
Court this morning oa tho charge of
"Contempt of tho Mayor's Court."
Chief .Maxwell testified that some tiuir
tig i Marbliall had brought a charge
nst Billy Carroll for keeping a tip
ami when tue case wa?
called although, Marshall was notified
he could not be found, aud the Mayor
had ordered the Chief to have him ai
rented whenever fouud.
have been looking for ever since but
did not capture him until last night.
Aud now that the? had Marshall they
t find t'uo redoubtable YVii
his defence Stated
-
pnug house
The Police
00 u 1(1
liaui. Pierce ii
that he had to go to St. Georges ou the
day set for the trial. But the Squire
thought that was rather transparent
and fined him $.) and coats.
Advauclux Hie l*rice« on Coal.
ml Wilkesbarro Coal
The Lehigh
Company issued a circular on Thurs
day advancing prices 50 cents a ton on
stove and 25 cents ou other grades on
and after November 1st. The Dela
ware, La-'kawanua aud Western expec
ted to issus a bimiliar circular.—
will
Pennsylvania
all grades
hick will be 40, aud
Delaware
Tii
company
thirty cents
advanc
except nut,
pea, which will ho 10.
aud Hudson advance will be 25 ou all
except stove, which lias not been decid
ed upon.
circular, hut its aq«ut
company will meet the market. Kep
nHMiitativfc* of the cjinpaniHS predict
middle of the
T
lie Lehigh Y T alley issues no
f^ays that the
> ©t another ri^a in tl
in .nth.
rinbly
bly of Quo
ad received
from the Council announcing that it
had parsed the Supply bill, and shortly
af.- r ads the L eu.euant Gc? rnor pro
rogued the li'.gislature until December
ltKh. A new Miuistry was sworn in as
fiiLow;-; Premier and Minister of Pub
lic Works, Mr. Chapleau; Treasurer,
Mr. Robert.-on; President of the Coun
cil, Dr. B )bi; Attorney General, Mr.
pi; Solicitor General, Mr. Lynch;
Mini.-ter (f Crown Lauds, Mr. Flynn;
Provincial Secretary, Mr. Paquct.
The Quebec Ai
Iu the Legislative
bee yesterday a mes
L-.r;
I nlon.
h 'fectiper
In the Women's National Christian
r.mperauca Uniou at Indianapolis,
officers were
1 suiii/ y or; I'reHideut,
. Willaid, Kvauhton,
ding Secretary,
Brooklyn; Recording
d. A. Woodbridge, Ra
vena, Giiio; Arfflintaut recording Secre
tary, Mrs. ( aroline B. Bull,Hist Hamp
reaHurnr, Miss Esther Pugh,
Br(K>klyn. -Mrs. Witten meyer wab
made a fife delegate-at-Urge to the Na
IV 1
eterday, G.e to'.
b'Ct- d f.T t
Mins France
li'-.; C rrt
Mari 1 T. B
Secretary, .V
ton, <>t.;
.liKlfuaOn »atl.
The .Judges *-f Franklin county, Mo.,
e been in the custody of the
I*. S. Mai.sli .1 at the S'. Louis Custom
contempt of
llou-w! two weeks 1
tii -j l . S. Court in refusing to levy a
county, to aat
hr-m-iit ft-r iL-.faulted interest
;iui tax in hrankii
•*1"
i*fy «j
•e;e released yeater
n 1 week, i
OU rlj
» had f.
lay <
ler lo lud 1 Court in tin ciunty, etc.
ill ic'.urn to St. Louis to resume
cut after their duties
or
\ hey
the r imprison
discharged.
an
Nettllti(lie ' 1 'ui kl li heir'.
L • d n,0 t br31.—A telegram was
. : ,t-Mi at the Baris Bourse yesterday
hicii stated that a settlement of the
fleeted under
V
Turkish debt had bee
f the Ottoman Bank, or.
salt
the auspices
th* pledge of the revenues 1
and tob, ucj and the surplus of th«
Kgyptiau tribute. The payment of the
d is fixed for March, 1880
The Paris Tours* (newspaper) says this
aunouncHtneiu in premature, though
tl e negotiations are progressing favor
ably.
li/.st (i.v:<i
Large balt-3 indicate tho
<>•) 1 articles. Druggist:* sell more 01
Jr. Hull's Baby Syrup than of all
•■her letntdieB for the euro of Baby Dia
jrdcru.
rit of all
BILB.
Murray.—O n tno 1st Inst., Mrs. Ueollla
Murray, In d.o 74th year ot bor airo.
Relative* aud triunos 1.re invited to attend
luntral, Irom the residenoeol her sm.-in
, Timothy MoGlnley, No. 416 Hpruc*
.ut, on Woilnesdiiy morning, at 8 o', lock,
lllali Alas*atlSt. Mary'* churob. Interment
at Uathedral cemetery. «
LI
!
*«
TIi* WntkM.
War Department, OAw of th. Chief
Signal Officer, Washington, Nor. 1—1
A. M.
Indication. for Siturday—For New
Haglaud and the Middle BUtee, (light
ly colder and clear or fair weather,
with north to weet winds and rising
barometer.
The Keadlna Ball read tuaipauy
gives notice that on and after Monday,
November 3d, 18711, a charge of lltty
cents per four-wheel car, and one dol
lar per eight-wheel car per day will he
made on all care of Anthracite coal not
unloaded ou the day of delirery at
Port Richmond, and, in addition to
this charge, the number of oars bo
standing loaded will be deducted from
the pro-rata distribution of empty cars
to the colliery from which-raid loaded
cars were shipped.
Til(leu , « La«l lhaure.
coutiuueif to l>ooin
The llayard b<
in the South. The defeat of Samuel's
man, Hobiueon, next Tuesday in N«.*w
York, will uive an i to men bo impetus to
the Bayard movement. That barrel,
branded "Si. J. T.' X. 1880," must he
tapped for the henvfit of the Southern
Biubad Jones Tilden is a
press, or
"goner."—"Memphis Avalanche."
% Murderer Ifluiifc.
Claik Brown, convicted ol the mur
der 4 f hia father and sister in Winches
the night of Beptember 29th, was
ter t
hanged yesterday morning, at Corn
wall, Ont. lie died without speech
making. His written confession say*
he alone murdered his father and tis
ter, no one helping him, and denies
positively that lie had poisoned several
other persons, as expected.
kreu.U. NOTTCKS.
i:. F. tiiiukl'*'* Hiller wine of Iron
It lm.s nc\or hocn known to tail In tho cure
of'weakness attended with symptoms. India
position to exertion, lo*s ol memory, difficul
ty oi breathing, weakness, horror of disease,
weak, nerv«
deutii, night sweats, cold feet, wcftkuews, tflm
d vision, l/i iguor. universal hiFSitude ol
luscular system, enormous appetite, with
djspeptic symptoms, hoi hands, flush I rig ol
the boJy, dryness o the fkin, pallid counte
nance and eruptions ou tho luce purl lying the
blood, pain iu the buck, heaviness ol tlie eyc
lids, frequent black spots Hying before the
cye<, with sutlusion au \ loss of sight, aunt ol
attention, Ac.
Kunkle's Bitter W'lno of Iron is for Halo in
Wilmington by Z. James Belt, N. B. Dan
lortii, John J. Gallagher it. Bro , Herbert K.
Watson, Taylor ii Fullerton, Jno. S Hurt
man. 11. K. iiringhurst and the drug trade
generaJly.
, trembling, dreadful horro** u
tho
Worms l
tVoriBH!
Worms!
fcjyrup nover Jails to
destr-ty Pin, Seat and >tunotch Worms. Tue
doctor can tell whether
worms. Thousands are dying dally with
it. Fits, spasms,
E. F. Hunkers W
not tin patient has
1 do not kn<
worms,
cramps, choking and suilocation, sallow
plexlon, circles around the eyes, swelling
iuA pain In the stomach resiles at night,
finding of Liio teeth, picking al the nose
cough, lever, itching at the seat, headache,
loul breath, the patieu: grown pale aud thin,
tickling and irritation in the anus. All these
.tympimus, and more, come troin worm.4. K.
r. Kunkel's Worm Syrup never falls to re
vo them Price $1 per bottle or plx for $0.
(For Tape Worms write and consult tho Doc
tor.) l'or all others, buy ol your druggist the
Worm Syrup, and Ii lie lias it not, send to
Dr. E F. Kuukol, 2&¥ N. Ninth Street, Phil
adelphia, Pa. Advico by mall, free; bend
three cent stuiap.
Tii© Fills ol I lie World.
Aro Dr. SI ui mi' Vegetable Liver Pills, Su
gar «'oatcJ, without an equal. They never
vripo or sicken In operat ng. move the t*owols
easy by aotlng directly ou the Liver, restore
the lost euorgles by promoting the healthy
action of the Liver. In doing Ui in Headache,
Neuralgia, l'alns ia tue right or left side or
through the Lungs. Indigestion, Coadvone-s,
.Sica .Stomach, Weak Back, Dizziness, Hud
Feelings through the body, Aching Limbs,
Bllltousneau, Languor, General WeaknceH
and other bodily Infirmities
are the only Pills k
cured. They
ru Unit will poeitlvoly
operate without Griping, .Sickening Weal.
. or leaving the boveis costive Thev
promote a healthy Ifiver ai d ly *vo the system
tree from the danger of prevailing dl.s
Sold by dealers and count'Vtt»re keepers.
Ask for Dr. Hiiuins' Pills aiuftuke no others.
Principal depot, Fourth aud King. Y\ 11aIng
lon, Del., Philadelphia. 0/2 Arch tst.
A lard.
To ill who are suffering from tho errorc an
indiscretions ol youth, nervous weaiir:e»i
early clocay, 1 oh3 01 manhood, etc*., 1 will ten
rectuo that will
OH A KG li. This great ronictly was di.-co 1
d by liini^Piorittry in Soutli Americ:*. frond
JoeiPfl
you FREE Ol
?!;!!• addressed oavclopo to the Rxv.
T.I lOi AN. si,vt|r,r. D. Now Yo-'k r.lty.
Kow lo Let Mrk.
ExIkjbc youi*?lf day and night, oit too
inucti without ottrciso; w< ra too haid with
oat rest; doct'.i all too ttmo;
vilo notrums advorlSkod ; and li cit you will
ac a! 1 ti
want to k
A
'I'LL.
now
i— tttliO Uop
Which ii an.. ..._ ..
Bitters! Sco another column.
Pmcriptloia lire*.
For tho speedy cure of Seminal Weakness.
Loss of Manhood, and al! disorder* brought
«.n i*y indiacretion or
its the Id
DAVIDSON' it (50., 78 Nassau St.,New York
7-8 tu'zd w!y
•-up. Any Drugglzl
dlentf. Address
NG .MACHINE HA
r. Ninth and (intriw
AM flret-ciftM?
tv tc
7.N KAMC
v.ir,-. Nortl
Td. Wilful 1
;\v,
J >
gi
.1:**
llezbi d AtiacbmenU lor ail iVI
Hiring tt c;.eciu!ty.
10- t*
lo on c
Oil,
lues
j.( 11 iu the ovenita
3 %
•m
A M»M .M)H) OFHUtTIMTY T(*
WIN A FOD'IUNE I'LLVF-VJTl GRAND
Dl.S; KIMU f ION,GLASS |,. AT NEW OR
LEANS, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER Jlth,
h7U-Il lth Moutlil v bruu iug.
Louisiana Nlate lolUrj
( oiniiaiiT.
This IneUtution wuj regularly lncon>omted
by tho Lcfrln'ature of the ^tate for IMucatlon
al and Charitable purpof.cs. In 1SC8, l«*r u
term of Twenty-Mve Yeace, to which
contract the Invloluhle IMtfiol tho Suto i»
oledtred, with car.IUtl ol $1,000,000, to which it
t oi saso.ooo.
ITS grand single numkek distri
bution will tuko placo monthly ou the
dTnoediiy. It never tea lee or pot lpone*.
Look ut tho lollowina Dh trthutlou:
OAHTAL PW1ZE $00,000.
100,COO TICKETS ATTWO DOI/RS EACH.
HALF TICKETS ONE DOLLAR.
LIST OF PRICES.
a
has Hii.cc added a
1 Uapiial Prize.
1 Capital Prize
1 Capital Prize
.$30,000
. 10,(t00
. 6,000
6.
2 Prizes ol $2,600
6 Prizes ol 1,000
*20 Prizes ol
1U0 Prizes ol
200 Prizes of
£00 Prizes <^r
1000 Prizes of
. 6.000
. 10,000
. 10.000
. 10,(K»0
. 10,000
. lo.ouo
1 2,700
1.0 0
100
Ml
10 .
t \ PPKOX1MATHIN PRIZES
9 Approximation Prizes of $ wo...
n Approx I niftttoB Prizes of 200...
•j A .proxlmatlon Pilze* of 100...
90U
1867 Prize", tunountlnff to..$110,400
ReKi)on8iblo correapouulnx wanted
at all points, to wfiuui a liberal componAa
tiou will bo pain.
Write, clearly stating full address, lor lur
liter Information, (-r .send orders by express or
mall addressed only to
M. A. DAUPHIN,
>*. O. Box q»L5. New OrleauM.La.,
or BttUio person at
No. :il» Broadway, New York.
Tho particular attention ol the Public iw
railed 10 the fact that the entire number of
of tho Tickets lor each Monthly Drawing is
Hold, and consequently all ibe prizos In each
d drawn and pntd. This
with uny other cqinpany.
All our Grand Extraordinary Drawings are
under the supervision and management ol
NEUALSG. T. BKAUHKGAJRD and
XJUAIj A. FJAhLY. lO-lS.tf
GF.
Hold
drawing
is not the
A Yomu MAE'S AffUCTMI,
I'illHa tsars wMaEall
In HI* M«i.
Drs. Kane ana Draper are perfoim
ing a very delicate operation upon llr.
Robert Omansetter, a young man aged
about 25 years, living at 309 Tatnall
street. The young uiau baa suffered
for fifteen years with whit the late Dr.
White termed a decaying rib. Us has
been attended by Drs. White, Askew
aud Urimshaw. The latter gentleman
gave it as his opinion that the patient
was not suffering from a decaying rib
but from a callous formation growing on
his side.
His health was effected so at times
that be was unable to work. The phy
sician stated that the trouble could not
lie removed unless by an operation.
Thin the young man would not consent
to, as the physician was iu doubt about
the result. Latterly Dr. Kane was
called in aud attended him some time.
During his ministration Mr. Omeuselter
gradually improved. Within the past
few days he has grown worse.
'Thinking that lUeieexisted a poor
chance of his recovery lie at last came
to the conclusion to submit to the op
erations, let tile result be wbat it may.
Ha consequently culled at the office of
Dr. Kane ou Wednesday. Dr. Draper
and another physician were present.
Yesterday morning Drs. Kane and
Draper called at the residence of Mr.
Ouieusetter and after etherizing the pa
tient they proceeded to operate upon
him.
The physician after making an in
cision in his side found a hard culous
lump like sole leather growing over
the ribs. In trying to separate it with
his knife I)r. Kane cut his finger. The
wound was then plastered up and
the physicians retired.
In the afternoon, at 3 o'clock, the
physicians returned hut did nothing.
They returned at five aud determined
to meet at 10 o'clock this morning and
finish the operation. At ten they came
uack, but only removed the bandages.
The friends ami relatives of ihe family
are anxiously awaiting the result of
the deliberations of the doctors.
DEATII IN A UAY LOFT.
A Colored Han Found Head al
ihelMy NlableaThlit Horu
I ilk—The loqiient.
About nine o'clock this morning
Coroner BuU was notified to hold au
inquest upon the body of a colored man
who had died during last night at the
City Hotel Stables on Front street above
shipley. From information obtained
both previous to and at the inquest
which was held at 10 o'clock. It ap
pears that the name of the % deceased
was Washington Rider, about 45 years
uf age. He came originally from Elk
ton, Md. f but has been in this city for
the past three years, doing odd jobs
around the hotels aud stables in the
lower pari of the city.
lie was a married man aud boa a
wife aud three or four children some
where about town, but has not lived
with his family for some time. He had
been suffering with a bronchial affeo
tiou for over a year past, aud this with
his habits of dissipation hastened his
death. At the inquest, Mr. Bouzarth
stated that he had gone into the lott at
the stable laHtni, ht about nine o'clock,
and that was the last seen of him until
(his morning at about nine, when his
body was found as stated. It was also
testified that he was very dissipated
mating very little aud drinking liquor
constantly. *
The Jury rendered a verdict that he
came to his death from bronchial con
sumption superinduced by exposure.
'•The Twelfth NiKbt."
On Monday evening, Nov. 10th, the
greatest of all Shakspearian actresses,
Miss Neilson, will appear in her beau
tiful and charming character of
" Viola " in Shakspeare's master-play,
"The Twelfth Night," supported by
the talented English actor, Mr. Edward
Compton, and a great company. The
sale of Beats for Miss Neilsou's night
will commence Monday morning at 10
o'clork. at Thomas & Co.'a Book store,
Tii© Art Sale.
Our readers should not lose sight of
the fact that the sale of artistic orna
ments in marble and bronze is still go
ing ou at Thomas M. Ogle's auction
rftore, No. 506 Market street. The se
lections are indeed beautiful, while the
prices are ranging very low. fcjabs at 2
and 7 p. in., each day and evefiing.
JPernoiittl.
Mr. L*a Pusey and Superintendent
Tiiuiu, of the new sugar beet factory,
which will be in operation soon, have
goue to Portland, Me., to inspect the
prcocss of making sugar at that place.
Pork and Nmiftaft©.
Tim best pork aud sausage that can
be found in our city cau be procured at
the stalls of Otley Vernon in the Third
aud Eighth street markets. Cali and
bo convinced.
I'. H. Dlttirlct ( onri.
iu the United Btates District Court
this morning upon the application ol
Mr. Ramson, of Philadelphia, Win.
Jenks Fell was discharged from bank
ruptcy. _ _ _
11 o \7 llcmocrnric Vtctorlfa are
ilaiueU.
I a Sumter county, South Carolina,
last year, a Republican in a as-meeting
was announced lor a certain day. Ou
the morning in question about two bun
dred red-skirted gentry came into town
from all the surrounding country, and
planted a half dozen cannons in such
a position that they boro upon tho pro
i),'8i».l place of meeting. Two of those
implements were loaded with uails, and
then the proclamation wa* issued by th*
Democrats that if the Republicans at
tempted to hold a meet iug off would go
tho cannon. The meeting adjourned
without delay, and Sumter co., which
gave Hayes 3892 votes, and 1541 Re
publican majority, rolled up 47G8 solid
votes for Wade Hampton, with none
recorded for anybody else.
«;allforuta Vote.
The official vote of California, as an
nounced in the San Francisco papers
gave the Republican candidate, Mr.
lVrkin*, G7,9u5 out of a total vote ol
161,405. Thus the anti republican vote
divided between Glenn and White, wat>
93,440. Tho vote in favor of Chinese
emigration was 883, and the vote
against it was 154,438.
John O'Neil'i* NeeU Maved.
Goyernor Iloyt, of Pennsylvania,
yesterday erdered that pardon be is
sued in the cases reoomtnendHd by ihe
Board of pardons. John O'Neil, the
Mollie wilt be imprisoned for life.
■■ 1 % i-;
ATOW* II UIB.
OatHssSrsi afwwSM st Parker,
Pa.. Bwral Tewierday.
A despatch from Parker, Pa., dated
last night says:
A destructive flrs oeourred here this
morning, originating at half past three
o'clock, iu a small office. It wae evl
deutly the work of an incendiary. The
flames spread so rapidly on account of
high winds aud a scarcity of water that
hut little could be done to arrest their
progreea until that portion of the town
lying between the Mansion House and
Wilson & Mansfield's dry goods honse,
and from the river to the blufl' was to
tally destroyed.
Alsiut one hundred buildings wete
burned, oomprising the principal busi
ness portion of the town aud involving
a loss of probably ♦2lir,000. The hea
viest losers by the lire are W II. Spain,
hardware dealer; (i. D. IVest, dry
goods house ; VV. Ii. Kioshapp and F.
Oattenger, druggists ; II. Coh,n and A.
N. Saddler, clothiers; C.
Lehman,
storehouse; the Frishee Hotel, Pitts
burg Supply Store, Gtakctir* liquor
house, the immense brick block owned
by 1).
Diehl, hotel-keeper;
McCone, periodical store; JaineM Miller,
jewelry house; li. Mayers, cigar and
liquor store; Washington Hotel, J.
Turke's iioU l. Parker's clothing house
•Aud other buildings on both aides of
the railroad and Front street for three
blocks were entirely destroyed. Most
of the business houses wer** partly cov
ered by insurance. The hillsides and
river shores are lined with homeless
families and household chatties. Great
excitement prevails.
Mead
and occupied by
McCracken &
A NOt FI. r AK A WE.
Sl«lj'-flve Hoiuiia and Rrapern
uimI n Hrantt Hand Parade around
H cal 1 Heeler Y«it«rda>.
West Chester was the scene of a nov
*d demonstration yesterday, aud one
which'furnished the people with ex
citement all the afternoon. Within the
past three weeks the neighborhood has
been undergoing an active canvass by
agents for a Western firm of manufac
turers of mowing and reaping machines.
They succeeded in selling the farmers
no less than seventy mowers aud reap
The machines were brought on fr
the West ou Monday. Meantime the
Hgeuls had arranged fora grand parade
and display of the uiachiueiy, having
proceeded with true Yankee enterprise
to uotify the purchasers all to be oil
hand with their wagons at a particular
hour yesterday. They also engaged a
brass baud. Twelve o'clock found about
sixty-five wagons present from the sur
rounding neighborhood. The machines
were loaded on the wagons, and the
brass band, in its own special wagon,
put iu the front and the parade began.
It was over a mile iu length. They
moved through the principal streets of
the town, occupying several hours, af
ter which a halt was called, and the
farmers and agents together adjourned
to the Eagle Hotel and partook of a big
dinner at the latter's expense.
en.
A "Mabh r*ln Tronblc.
Francis Howland, a fifth-avenue
"masher," is iu trouble. He crept up
behind a good-looking married woman
on the streets, put his arms around her
neck aDd kissed her. fchn was waiting
for her husband, who at the time was
inside a store near by. He ia a stal
wart blacksmith, and she rushed into
tho store aud told him. He was going
for the gay Howland, but a policeman
had gone there before him aud collar
ed bim. Howland tried to make it ap
pear that the woman tried to attract
his attention by looking after him, but
sho protested that she didn't do any
such a thing. Mr. Howland spent the
night in New York city jail, wish
ing for somebody to kiss.
A ltraiiy Aiittuer.
On Tuesday, when Gen. McKaig was
cross examining Master of Transporta
tion Clements, of the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Company, iu the
crossing condemnation case, Le con
ceived the idea that the witness
was not returning sufficiently direct
aiihwers to his question, and suddenly
as-ktd: "Mr. Clements, what do you
think of the Ohio elections ?" Mr.
Clements quickly answered, "I think
it was seriously republican." The
General proceeded abruptly with the
next question.—"Cumberland (Md.)
News."
K'h Hlsky lo try lo get .Married
by newspaper personalB, and happy re
sults are exceptional. One of the belief*
of Evansville, lud., put a personal in
tho Cincinnati "Enquirer." Result,
an exchange of photographs with a
gentleman in Maryland. Last summer
while she was practicing archery dur
ing a vacation tour, a stranger picked
up her arrows and called her by name.
She didn't know who he was until he
showed her the photograph of herself
that she had sent him iu exchange for
hia. They are going to be married
soon.
*
Tii© AKrnrlan Agllttllon
in Irt-laud is assuming more formida
ble proportions, and it would not be a
matter of the greatest surprise to hoar
tell ot a geueral outbreak at almost any
time.
* LEIGH h LINES.
FOR PHILADELPHIA 1
It AUNKIl'S 1*1111.ADLl.DISEA AND
WILMHVUIOK raOIT.I.Li:ilN,
Sail irom « erket Street Wharf. \7ilmingt*n
dttily, at 6 P. M. F rom F'lrKt Wfcarl bolov
Uhofttnut Street, Phihulelphla, daily, at t
o'clock, 1\ M.
i-xprcFB arrangcnientf in hoih cities, by
widen prompt delivery of inercbancil is in
I.
Charles Warner & Co.,
Harket St. Wliarr, WilmlufftOBi,
Delaware.
FOR NEW YORK I
Electric Line Steamers.
From King Street Wharf Wilmington, en
t'UESDAYS. THTTKSDA iS AND SATUR
DAYS at 2 o'clock, P. M.
And from Pier 16, East River Nom York,
51UNDAY.', WEDNESDAYS, AND FID
DAYS, at 4 oclock.P. M.
AfFYcight lorwardod promptly and at thei
icwojt rates.
ap20 ly
K] ANDREW8, A Me nt
S WING MACHINES REPAIRED ANa
EXCHANGED. Al o guns, pistol* and
loo <8 lor Fa e. Reli h inglng, tools, holt cut
ter , ratchet*, wrti.oh^, drilling machine*,
enginos and hoilero. JNO. (i. IIIKZFL.
2t0 E. fteoend street
W-18 tl
■SSHMi
local time table.
_ raaraw Mam wiumwrow.
«V»8r
i*i.so l 4 iii 1 ",:«s n p n m ,ld * 7 ' M0 *
for N«w York: 2.8T, T.OS, ISM, a m.t 1 U
U* D.», Llmitad Eipnai. MS p. m.
ror Uuiuaiore and WuMngton: 11 * 1 , HO,
"®* a. ®.|im p. m. IJmtted t.iii w,
a'a'i m 8 ' k1 ' OD Buul, ay, llt>i, g.io;
For ftsltlicorc and Bay I.In*: T.osp. hi.
tot ll.itlui.jr. and way atailcns: s.si
MS p. in.
Pur New t , rtlo: 9.1t a. m., l.W, e.Mp.
Per Ttelawars 11. K.: ».1» a. m.: |.oa, jl»p.
No Sunday titns.
tor WlJndnaton a Northern K. It.: e.ao a.
ni.r 8p. ni.jniid S.3Sp, m. bunder recent
tot Delaware Western K. K.: T.16, ltt.SC, s.ii,.
C.M p. in. ban,lay uam n.ltl A. M.
.. rRaiasAKiovu it wxmpotvn.
tioa PhltsdelpliU: Hit, ii.on, 8.80,0.10 a. nn.
l'i.03 1147,1.01 HO, 4.g|,, 5.U, I.M, 7.0C,
f **;. ll -l* p. m. On Sunday*: Ilia ioa,
10.10 a. iu.:J:C4, li.|6, p.tu.
Prom Haltlmoreiiai.y.goo.eiio.m.. 11 g 5 . 1 a.s 7 .
6.88, 0.86 p. m. tin Sundays: iai a. a..
0.88 n. in.
Waalitnaton: in, a. m.: liai, 1187,
t*86, C.W p. u. Oa Sundays: 101 a. ai.;
a. m.,
id
rron
from
8.W, 1'i.io a. in.;
..10 p. ui. ISd Bundar trull.t.
from Delaware K. K.: s. 60 a. m.; 12.10 y.io
PytO.
troin WllinlnKton h. Northern K. It
а. iu. ll.ao ». in.; ana 0 . 4 * p. in.
ttoiu Delaware Weau-rn It. 11.: 8."0 a. m
2.16, 8.00 1 *. li. Sunday train 6.25 1*. M.
raAIITB VOB WlLMlIfOTOM LHAVH PUILAOML
PUU.
k rouitrooil ntrctl and Washlneton n?cnut
7.00, H.oo. 10.150, 11.46 tt. a,: 1.80, 3.00. 1.00
б. 16,6.00, 0.15 y.4&, 11,30 p, m. On 'jun'
days; 7.3u8.;i0 a, m.; 0.00, ll.ao p. m.
from Ttilrty-tiecoiiil uud MarketetreeU; 1.00.
7.30, II.8a tt. U>.; 12.26, 4.U0 0.uo, 11.30 p. Hi
On Sundayn* l.oo. h. m
HHGHF.lt*
K. KOUIKHOX A t'O.
BANKERS A BROKERS
Bi. F*. Fur. Fourth and Mnrkt.l*
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE
Fo* Sale — 2 * Gun** 1st Nntiflnal Dank
stock ; 6 Glares National Bulk o! WIIuiIuk
ton and Branu>vmie.
U.tv i-OUKK y()U HALE.
SILVER BOUGHT AND HOLD.
FniladelpLla, Now torkand Boston stock/
(K/eglitttnu sold on commission. Every locil
J6a afforded lor persons to sell or Invest n
stocks <dr bonds. teD'io-lv
Elliott. Johnson & Co.,
BANKERS AIVD ItftOKEUS,
WILMINGTON, DEL.
U. 8. Government /Tends houcht and sole
or oxchanued at current rates
t'ash ready fur good first mortgages.
All loom securities t>outriil hlU sold.
Philadelphia, New York and Sad Frunofeu
stock/ and bonds bougnt and sou cad
carried on taanrin.
TelegTPphic quotations received constantly
and furnished. Trade dollam bought.
a
NT«* K UI U1ATION8.
Csrrected f*y K. K. Bobmaon k Co., Fourth
and ibsrkot street.
•
N Yk Erie....
Ko«k Island...
N Y C k Hud.
Jgike Shore...
North Western
147
131
wy.
wy t
Frtl
St Paul.
" " Prof..
Toledo, Wabash k Wtitern J{. K
Ohio fc MIh.x.
Del and Hudson.',
Del laack k Weat.
N J Central.
Weptern Union.
Pacific Mall.
United NJfiKkC Co.
Penna....,.
Reading...
Lehitth Valley.. *
Lehigh Navigation.
N Pacific CJom.
N P Prof..."
Pitta T k Huffalo.
Central Transinjitatfon.
Phi in fa Erie.
HcHtonvillo..*
Mich Central.
Union Pacific.
ISSI'h, Coupon.
" Megintered.
Currency s>.
Newb'aof '81.
" Registered.
4^'h Couin n .
Be. iHtcred.
4 h Cou|»or..
4 'b Registered..
2 .
70> a
87
)* i
86K
tt
86
. sa
C'4
. 47
25 %
IW
'.8
I
as
B randywine mills <ilot*.
TfONb.
W. O. PEW NY PACKER k CO..
(Bacosssom to J. E. Price k Co.)
Beat Patent Hour....
Choice Family Flour
L'nolcs Buporhne....
.<8 26flP 26
. S.Oi'nS 0C
- , _ ft.OOGS.QO
We are pAyinwr to-finv for idrieHy c
Whont. #1.37: Full*, fl 3 ; Amber, |1.86;
Bran, .320 ; choloo (lorn, r6.
»cUV W. U. PINNY PACKER k VV.
WILMINGTON MARKET.
Hay, lofjflc, per h>c.
Hay, baled, *• .
Sir** ieoet
. 10 orf-37 rv.
. 10.5 .ft 7 63
. 17.UCi;8.a
PILL ADLLPI HAM A KK LTS.
eLObU.
Superfine ....
Extra.
Fancy iiinndb
Hye Flour....
. tfiOO-5 7c
. 8.10.9(0
. CMs 6 0
UtjLlfi.
lt«<! Wheat...
. 1.37al.£8
- 1.3Sal 40
. 1.40tti.4l
.0Ott .02
.44 5 .46
. .42a 4 .
S.COtt4.60
2.(Kltt2.*4{
Po
White....
lorn.
White Oat
DclttWkio t
Ulovcrcttod
flnjothv-.
1 a.
FliiLADULl'IIlA CATUJ
Sheep.
Hog*, 00 m ioa
i>0L< < .H U i(» * '
to
. !AbO*ii.GO
. 6.C0ftG.tC
. 4.t;utt6.tc
hu
UJLM1NGT(
UUUTATIONS.
.10,26® 0.76
. 7 6t^ 8,' 0
.. . 6.7600 7.10
. 2l.l04jJ22.l0
. 20 00
. io.i'0
Patent I our.
Family Fb-ur.
Ha kern' F'lour
MiddliiiK —
Best Ship.
Yello
.co
Meal.
Gotinse Meul.
DCht AinldT and lud Whe-.t
Floo Yell
.61
.62
l.hi
MOV * 8, III A'M If* AND KAKOK
'lilt; 4 IIU ALO KANLi: AM*
at
STOVE STOKE,
107 »V. MI-ro.lD STREET.
1 haven full ftuck oi ratiguH lor tho tail
trade. Huy the »•« si, miperior lo all other*,
tho best and most reliable Portable thiiko in
Acknowledired lavor.tex, every
oets8.
lie
ar. et.
runtrt- rebahle and proves a
cal In fuel, dumb lily Hiid eonve
nltti ee, cornplcteneh* ol (Rpivnand perfection
oi oonatruction. Hi f » plicitv of mai.ug&u'ent
and t'oueral work low (jualitlcH. 'ihcfte ran^ot
>>.re 11 Do adapted lor the use ol larinerp, plenty
of hot water always oa hand,
1 also haven «uod selection ol pnrlnr and
U J7-2uieod
or
other room stove*.
F. 13. F. MILLER,
i*rn mu kali: .
OYslIKN.
VSTLBN! OYNTEHN !!
C)
TO THE PTTHLli 3.—Having remodeled my
store at Sixth and 1 ir nge sirecU, 1 um pre
pared nt all Ik ura of tho day to furnish my
triondawith the best ice cream and oyster*.
I'lie oyster season having now arrived,
oy intention to sell nono hut first cla. s oys
tori and a- prices within tho roach ol all.
Hoping to still continue receiving a share ol
publlo patronuge. 1 Remain Yours,
926-:iiTi«l Ol: A KLES KYLE.
. it is
RAND FALL OPENING ( NHlV.l,
Country >ausoge, Norapple, Pork and
I.ard, 2) year* experlcwoo have enabled mo to
satisfy tho want* 1 tho million*. Come and
see lor yourself before tryIr g elsewhere, on
Seventh street just above King.
V. L. OAKEN, Proprietor.
of
(f
10-31 It*
BELAWABE WUTEBEnoMT;
Tbw EMUS fadad-It Cw«*.„.
Iw tbit Afllale Aw I-EimSl ^
iwat for ibwOoatrol or ik«
Brerything la quiet („
Western stock to-day snd the only
*>and« are th,,
which had been oontracted for, dn r u
the paat few days. Ofnoune the
remains the same $25, as no new por
chases have been made by the broil
In conversation to day with on, 0
the principal brokers engaged i u tll °
purchase of Ihe Cock, we were
th.t th. Penn.ylv.nl. Rai| ro ^ H
any other corporation had anvtlil,.
whatevei to do with the late flurrr
raa," said lie, "aimply a contest' b*.
tween Col. Henry S. McCotnb, of ,!£
mTt' ;*«""*"»» "«"fd Carter c |
I hiladelphfa, f„ r control of the
and Col, MoComk immes out winner
the race with about 27tX> shares ooUf
the entire 5,000 to bis credit."
It is also emphatically stated
neither of the two gentlemen named
were acting in the interest of anv 001 .
poratlou but on their own imlividail
account. What the result will betJ
will develop. It may lie now tint th,
on Ik of the stocks is centralized, t|„
one of the great corporations will ' ni „ki
effort to obtain control of the road.
At any rale it is certain if the 1'enc
sylvan ia Hoad was after it as intinu
b d it can buy just "as readily;f r „ m Col
MoComb as from Mr. Carter. But j
may be, as hinted by a broker thii
morning, that the road will go on ii
future just as it lias done iu the
and In a few weeks thefiury will
forgotten.
fWB
priu
ro*4
tbit
an
P*H
Mall Mailer Mla-carrled.
For several days back a f-w letters
of the afternoon mall from New York
which should have been left j u this
city to be distributed with the nighl
mail, have been carried by WlliniDjpoi
as far down as Crisfl*Id, on the Dela
ware rosul.
This Lab teen caused by
tho New York letters Wing thrown into
the Delaware pouch which is taken on
down by the mail agent on the 630
traiu, and wot assorted at Wilmington.
As a consequence thq mail comes hack
and is delivered to our citizens neit
morning.
Iu order to obviate this Postmaster
Pyle wrote to the proper autboritiei
and bad arrangements perfected b;
which the New York afternoon mail
will be separated from the Delawan
mail at Chester and tke pouch contain
iug these letters thrown off at this city
1
A Ter.lbl* Fall.
Mr. Tilghruan Danner, residing at
No. M2 Walnut afreet, met with quit*
a serious accident yesterday afternoon
about four o'clock, while engaged in
painting a new building being erects
by J. A. Bond, Kr>q., in Browntowu.
The scaffold upon which Mr. Damicr
wan standing, gave way precipitating
him to the ground, a distance of over
fifty feet. Iu falling his right leg be
came twisted nnder bim in some way,
and the leg aud ankle are very much
bruised,the ankle being swollen to twios
its natural size. His back is also coo
eiderably bruised, although fortunate
ly no bones were broken. Dr. Kane if
in attendance, and althongh the injoi
ed man suffers severely there is evvry
prospect of his speedy recovery.
Where are the Wilmington Bojaf
In a r**ceut number of " Everybody'*
Journal " John Wauamaker offered t
prize of a good pen knife to every boy
who would solve a conundrum in it.
The answer to it was the name of John
Wauamaker. The next day alter its
publication, Levis Pennypacker, of
West Chester, sent the correct auawer,
and was the 167th to do ho. Kllwood
Orient, of Frceuiont, and G*o. McClure,
of Thornbury, also sent correct answers
They will receive a fine pen knife aa 1
rewaid, with their names engraved on
the handles. We have not heard 0 !
any Wilmington hoys who have under
taken to win a prize.
Officer m Electee*.
At the recent' annual meeting of th*
Holly Tree Inn Association, the follow
ing persona were elected managers fur
the ensuing year: K. T. Warner, C i>.
Smyth, George W. Stone. Thomas Wor
rell, Dr. L. P. Bush, Edward Brine
burnt, Jr., Mrs. C. B. Bmyth, Mrs.
Thomas Darlington, Mrs. E. G. Wolltf
ton, Mrs. Clarkson Ogden, Mrs. A. L
Conant, Mrs. Annie W. Bringliurd,
Emm a Worrell.
At the organization of the Board the
following persons were elected (iHicers
President, E. ?•
M,
for the ensuing year:
Warner ; Secretary, Mrs. B. *S. Smith;
Treasurer, George W. Stone.
Short Weight.
Our coal dealers should regulat®
their scales now that tho
rin er i'f & '
of
son is approaching. A gentleman
this city informed us that while pnr*
chasing coal lie discovered that oat oj
three loads of cocl he was three liuuHred
pounds short. By some means, h° w '
ever, the coal merchant became nj'
formed that the pnrcdiaser vras weigh
ing the < cal and iu order to make »P
the deficiency gave additional weigh*
to two other loads which were hauled*
"Our UirlNoml Hoy*."
M. E. Lowery will deliver a lecture °b
T buwlif
"Our Girls and Boys," on
evening, Novembe
Salem Church. The proceeds
go to the benefit of
bath school, a car will atari h rI j
5th and Market streets for the *h° rC
at 7 o'clock.
th*
Clk, at
II
Pah*
the
A Rich HarvvMt.
The revival meetings which lj aTI
been carried ou at the Delaware Aw
Baptist Church for the past mom
During tbesi
mi e
or so closed last night,
meetings upwards of 125 persons
been iu the inquiry room, over
whom have professed religion ai d !>«♦'
baptized.
Lav
25 0
SelilnK out.
Mr. Charles Morgan, located at
422 Market street, in selling off
stock of gent's furnishing goods to cl<*
business.
In llie Exchange
TLe film nf Finley,Garrett i VVilso®.
Iron and hardware merchants, is ®
Telephone Exchange and to* 1
in the
signal is .
Fingers Maslied.
George Pointer living on Frew
street below Third, h.d two f 1D 8
maehed thie morning at the c.r •»'
of tht P. W. & B. H. B. Company.
•r-'
vv. r (