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THIRD EDITION.
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■si Bratnar Us es Sw Waahlanswa
It Brink Bins Os.
Michael Burns who was iojursd on
tha Baltim re and Ohio railroad on
Wednesday morning lived on Second
atreet near Jackson this city. He had
been employed at Harlan & Hollings
worth's for thirty years ae a riveter. Af
ter the aocident occurred a dispatch
waa sent to Thomas Johnson, tha Sup
erintendent in the yard, stating that
Miehael had fallen from the express
train going south while it was passing
Bladensbnrg. Petriok Burns a brother
of'Michael, started immediately for
Washlngten; and as no word has been
received In this city It is supposed the
unfortunate man is too mnoh inj ured to
be removed.
Miohael had in his possession 0600
which he collected together on Tuesday
night before leaving. He has been »o
ber and industrious, and was known
among the employees at the works. Be
sides his brother Patrick he has a sister.
He was about forty years of age, and
unmarried. How the accident occurred
ia not known. Another dispateh re
ceived says that Michael jumped from
the train. This version is not cred
tied.
MAMBIBE.
MEG1LL-CLAVEY.—At the residence or
the bride's lather, U. Clavey, tic E. Third
street, on last evening, Nov. la, by the Rev.
. Parmalcc, David H. Megtll end Miss
Llule Clavey. Both of this city.
OUBBAUE—BOliTH.—By Rev. W. C. Rob
inson, on th* Sth Inst, at M6 Welsh street
Chester. Pa., Mr. O. O. Cubhag* and Miss
Lydia Booth. Both of Newport, 1M1.
8 APP—DAVIS.—At the M. E, personage In
bed Lion. onThonday evening, tne 13th
E. Barrett, Mr. Benia
J H
iott., b? Rev. Loals
min
New
•n 1 Miss Jennie Deris. Both er
e Co., Del.
HOS81TER—VINCENT.—At the reHidenct
oi the bride** parent!, on Tuesday evening,
Nov. 11, by Re*. A. N. Kelgwln. Mr. Albert
E. Kossiternnd Miss Hattie Y. Vinftant.
Both of this elty.
DIED.
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W. MeKendree
Montgomerj Co.. Md., ... -
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S EWING MACHINES REPAIRED ANn
EXCHANGED. Also guns, pistols and
locks lor sale. Bell hanging, tool*, bolt eutr
ten, ratchet*, wrenches, drilling machines,
engines and boiler*. JNO. G. K1RZEL.
9-18 tf 206 E. Second street
6EWTH' FUR NISH I NCI GOODS.
FALL OPENING!
a
1 return thanks to my frteads and
The Public Generally,
For the patronage they have favored^me
with, and again lolleltall to come and
EXAMINE MY STOCK
-or
FALL AMD WINTER
UNDERWEAR,
Which I
LOWEST, having bought before the advance
oi nrices, which enables me to offer my stock
at last year's prices.
A FULL LINE OF GENT S
offering AS LOW AS THE
FURNISHING GOODS
OF ALL DESCRIPTION.
W. H. SINCOCK,
No. 307 Market Street,
WILMINGTON, DEL.
0-1 3m eod
S. D. PASCHALL,
S. MARKET STREE!.
WILVIINGTON, DEL.
Manufacturer #f FINE
CARRIAGES
OF ALL STYLES.
Warranted , an Represented, And
Dealer In (he HNEftT
HAND-MADE HARNESS.
Unsurpassed In this city. In quality or fin
ish. A large and handsome assortment ol
BUFFALO, KUSS1AN AND ALPINE
KOBE.S, HORSE BLANKETS, WHIPS,
to., Ac.
WPrlc :> and Terms will he made satis
factory. Fall and Examine my stock.
108-3md-eod-Stw
ATOIFA, HEATER* AND RANGE
THE CHICAGO RANGE ARB
STOVE STORE,
mW.NDCOUD STREET.
1 ha.'ealull stock ol ranges tor the fall
iiiertor to all others,
Portuhle range In
.rites, every
trade. Huy the best, su
the best aud most relluf
the rn.ir et. Acknow edged
range reliatile and prov
Economical in fuel, durability ,.nd convc
nlanoe, compietenets of design and perfection
ol construction, sin
pllcltv of ma. ag«n ent
and geu irul working qualities, liieso range?!
are also adapted lor tha uh« ol farmers, plenty
Of hot Water always
1 also have a good -ulet tion oi parlor and
other roc
land,
917-2meod
utovea.
F. B. F. MILLER,
T AKE NOTKIE.-AU persoae ar, p
ly forbidden to trespass on the operty
of the subscriber, In Brandywine Hundred,
with either dog or gun, and tney are also pro
hibited taking or carrying off anything grow
ing thereon. Fox hunters are jiosltlvely for
bidden from trespassing either with or with
out dogs. Fentons n
will be subjected to th* penalty
10-30-3tw* S. G.
jfdtlve
heeding this notice
of the law.
WKLD1N.
B. mnbiM
pScSr&SJ-jfflj
Eagsaaaa wfS
death, night mala, cold font, wenknenhdlm
n«s el vision, Inngnor. nnlwnal MMn nr
the miMutar system. eneneone ap petite, with
dyspepllo ey Jiptome, ho«hao<^#»shfo*ef
the body, drynaee ot th* skin, pnMIjt coy»*»
DftiM and eruption* on tho taot
blood, pain in the beck, hoarlnooe of the eye
lldi, Sequent black epote Hying beky j"
with euHoelon and loee of eight, want of
eyes,
al Sc5aUe''i*BUUr Wine of Iron ta lor sale la
ITA: ^
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1
Perms! wermat Worms 1
K. r. Klinkers Werm Syrup usyer (»Ui to
destroy Pin, Saat and Stoms-shW oras.Th#
doetor can tail wbathar or not (ha patj«nl ha*
worms. Thousands ere «^yts»^i«l<*tlT
with
worms, end do not know
oremps, eboklng and suflooetlon, saUow «*»•
plezloo, ol roles around tb* eyes, sveltlM
end pain In tho stomach, nstlee* at ajkht,
grindfok ol the teeth, picking *t the noe* .
cough, Icvor. itching at the ••**• beadhjbj'
louTbrseth, Ih* paUen: grows pal* and thin,
tickling and Irritation in thsaaua.All Ucse
symptoms, and more, coma from worms, r
t. Kuoktl's Worm Syrup haver tails W JJ
■nave them Price It per bottle or six lot to.
(For Tape Worms writ* end consult the Doe
tor.) For all others, buy ol your dntgxlst the
Worm Syrup, end ll he bee It n°t, Mnd to
Dr. E. F Kunkel. 2W It. MnUt Street, FUil
edelphla. Pa. Advloe by mall, tree; send
three oent sump.
Tbe Fills *r Ike WevlJL
Ar* Dr. Simms' Vcgeuble Liver Pill*, Su
gar coaled, without an equal. They never
grlpu or eloken in operating, move th* Dowel*
easy by acting directly on the Liver, reetore
' rgloa by promoting the healthy
Liver. In doing thla Headache,
right *r Is It side or
or
In
tha lost one
action of the
Neuralgia, Pains la the
through the,Longs, Indigestion, Coetlveness,
Sick stomach, Week Beck, DinincM, Had
Feelings through ths body, Aching Limbs,
Blliiouaness, Languor, General Wcakneec
and other bodily Infirmities ere cured. They
are the only Pill* known that will positively
operate without Griping, Sickening Wcak
ness. or leaving the bowels eoctlve. Thev
promote a healthy Liver and leave the system
,ree Irom the danger or prevailing dlseaiee.
Sold by dealer* end oountiy store geepore.
Ask for Ur. Simms' Pills end take no others.
Principal depot, Fourth and King. Wilming
ton, Del.. Philadelphia. »J3 Arch Bt
er
A Card*
rnp are sudering ttom the errofi
oils ol youth, nervous wefthness.
ly decay, loss ol manhood, ato.,1 wtu sand
_ rocioe that will cure you FREE Of
OHAKOE. This greftt remedy was dlaoov
erod by a missionary in South Amerioft. Send
a self-ftddressed envelope to the R*v. Jossrs
T.l MMA3f. Station D. New York City.
To all w
tndlseretl
ear
"»•■'* Kbow Half Their T*I**. J
•• They cuted me of Ague, Blllouineee en^
Kidney Complftint, as recommended. lift
a hall bottle felt which I used for my two Htr
tie girls, whom the doctors and neighbors said
c mid not be cured. I would have lost both of
them one night if 1 hftd not given them Hop
hittere. They did them so much good I con
tinued their use until they were cured. That
is why I say you do not know halt the value
or Hop Bitters, and do not reoommond thorn
high enough. B., Rochester, N. Y. See
anoiher column.
J OHN RAiuvk, SEWiNO MACHINE BA
taar. Northwest cor. Ninth and Orange
streets, Wilmington, Del. All first-class
Sewing Machines fer sale en easy terms. Oil,
Needles and Attachment* tor all Machines.
Repairing a specialty. Open in tke evening
1ft* ti
■ aap*rtaBt to Mother*.
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup I# the'onlj
think that mother* can rely upon (or their
culldren. It ooerect* acidity el the etomech,
cures wind oolle, regulate* the bowel* and
give* rest, liealtn and oomfert to mother and
child. During the process ol teething It* yalue
is incalculable. It soltene the gum«. reduces
Inflammation and allays all pain, thereby
giving rest to the child end oomlort to the
mother, Twenty-five cents a bottle.
Prescription Err®.
For the speedy Cure of Seminal Weakness.
Iaobs of Manhood, and all disorder* broughi
by Indiscretion or exoeM. Any DruggUl
e Ingredient*. Address
I*tt)N fc CO., 78 Nassau 8C,New York
7-8 tu'sd wlr
on
has the
DA VI
NHfrHIFft'N SALES.
gKERIFF SALE.
By virtue of a writ ef Levari Fsolss to me
directed, will be exjiose-f to Public Kale, at
the
LAFAYETTE HOT El*, 841 .SHIPLEY 8T..
Kept by John J. Dougherty In the City of
Wilmington, New Castle County, Del., on
SATUKRAY,
THE 22XD DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1879,
At 2 o'clock, P. M.,
The following described Real Estate, vis:
All that certain lot or piece ol land with a
three story brick dwelling house thereon
erected In the City ol,Wilmington, aforesaid,
a id bounded and described as lollowa, to wit:
Beginning at a point on the westerly sideoi
Tatnall street, between .Second aud Third
sti jet*, at tie distance ol 93 teet 6 Inches from
the northerly side ol Second street, thence
westerly parallel with Second street lov leet
to a stake, thence southerly parallel with Tat
nall street **0 leet fl inches to anothor stake,
thence easterly parallel with Second street 61
leet to a corner, thence southerly with Tat
nall street 10 leet 0 inches to a stake, thence
eanterl / parallel with Second street 68 feet to
the aforesaid side ol Tatnall streetand thence
Hlong the name northerly 81 feet to the place
ol beginning, be the contents thereof what
if ey may. Book W..vol. 8, page 417, Ac.
Soited an*l taken in execution as 'he pro
perty of Josepi* Richardson and 1.1., and to
JOHN PYLE,Sheriff.
Sber Ms Office, New Castle, Oct. 20, 1879.
lie sold I y
11 4
OYMTERtft.
/AYNTEBN ! OYSTERS !!
TO THE PTJBL1*5.—Having remodeled my
store at Sixth and Orange sirceti, i am pre
pared at alt h*ur« of the day to furnish my
friends with tho best ice cream and oysters.
oy-ter season having now arrived, it is
my iriiontion to sell none but first class oyB
ter b and at prices within tbe reach of all.
Hoping to still continue receiving a share ol
1 Remain Yours,
CRAKLE8 KYLE.
The
public patronage.
9 26-3md
B lue hose never known to
lall to care dyt^upeL and liver com
li'alnt. Price to rente. Uet a .ample bottle
Iree at^ ^ WARE'S DRUG STORE,
at the Northwest corner of Filth and King
fitreets, Wilmington. Delaware, wholesale
agent. For sale by all retail druggists. Rook
cough syrup| ( for coughs and colds.
Manufactured by
GEJKGE HAMILTON & C ».
Swedesbore. N J.
fin
candy
11-3-lmd lmw
BEAT SUCCESS.
G
Has attended operations in Wall street dur
ing the i-asf thirty days From f 10 to 16,000
received and operated, and profit* returned of
three to ien times amount invested. *'Puts "
favorable rates. Write lor
plan whereby
and "Call* "
Informat.on rencemlng
persons of small means enjoy e<jual advanta
f ;ea with largest operator. Special terms t •
nsure against loss. Stocks carried on small
margin. Frizes, etc., free.
CLINTON A BRYArtT, Banker?,
11 Wall street, N. Y.
11-13-3 indAW
In
OHINSON'S OYSTKK BAY,
Finest Oysters and Clams In the city lor 24
cents nor quart, or s quarts lor $1.00. Fami
lies, liotelB anil Kettaurants supplied. Oys
tors delivered free of charge tn all part* of tbe
city. KOHINSON'S, 117 W. ■ inth street.
N. H.-Neit door to T. I,. Kohlnsou A Bros.
(Irocery Store, Oth and Orange St. 11-13 lmd
R
V ltiLIN TAUGHT BY A THOKOUOH
ly comi»etent teacher at 40 cent* per les
. Vocal music In classes or private lea
Reference : Rev. T. (fardlner Llttoll,
son
sons.
Tatnall street, and Pancoaet Allen, Masonic
Temple. THOS. B. OAMBBlLL,
10-lfl-3md 1904 Market Street.
S TKAY COW.—Strayed away on nW|
the 7ih Inst, a large Durham erlr
brlndle or speckled cow. Any one returning
her or giving information whore she may be
und will be suitably rewarded.
JOSEPH HKINUHUH8T,
Third amt West streets, Wilmington, Del.
U-133tdauw*
ii
TATI AND
Th. lUbwrlber will Mil at pnblle Ml*, on
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER *U>. 1 *»»
M l *'olock, p.tump.
AU that costal* ■ ■ ■»« # » »«4-UMt ofland
sttaato In PtaasDare township
MSttsasiffi
■SSUmiMMrt.■;C.
K.K., and tb* inmi dliuoc* fI ^" lt P:r Ji!
Bridge station on the W.k H. R_R, ™
vemants eonslst d i ty
(Wm WUmlng
or tba fenasr
leltw-to also
m
If i
ones and etalrwey with three moms
out kitchen dowe eta>rs; *****
oond etory and three moms In nttlc. end eon
venientto which la anu'ellent welt ofvt
ter A bametone•'•"•high, end remain
dcr frame, sous feet wttb core cnb sad far
»tUoh«d, and itobltog for ft lftfK*
•mount ofNtook. Al»oft««od MM
i ohm with id excellent lea doom u
aeeth; toge'her with e goad sleaghwr bones
end ell the neceeeery oatbulldlnge. Oonve*
nlently located to tbc bone# u a ncver-lnUtnk
siirtng ol weur, over wblcb Is creefed ifw
etone spring boose mis lest. Tbeee boUd
logs bare ell been raoently built, and are of
lb* bast u nterinl and tnteet styles, end can.
nut bn nxoelled for nonveninace.
Tbem are elsty el* acres of land, nndsr a
hlgb state ol cnlUTntlon. divided Into oon
renlant Holds, well watered end fencod. Up
on tba premises Is a you jg thrift/ °'l
chard, jolt in prlmn; sleo a good quenuty of
cherry end i«er trees, strewbenles, bleekber
ries and rnnpbcrrins, all ol which are la a
tbrilty bearing condition. Thls propwty Is
located la ona of the beet negbborhoods of
G fleeter county ,ftnd lor conyenlcoce for a tore*,
ohurcties, schools, mills ftnd rftllroftds Is no
where exc.lled. *or moifti 7 *n this> plftOft
hue been ft resort f jr city boarders, the owner
has devote f much of bis time end ettention
to its improvement, end W®®* ^wishing
And a oomtortebie end beeullful home will
well to give this their etten ion.
At. oat the same time end plftdft *>•
•old the following artleles ol personal proi>
ertp : S head ol good work ftuitmWm
for all purposes; 7 head ol good mlloh oowj
quiet and idkooi! oondltion, 2 heifers which
will bs In proAt In the spring, 2 tat bags and
18 Ane sboats, 19 fat ewes, 1 two-horse wagon,
1 carriage, i mill-wagon, 2 market dearborns,
one el whfch Is nearly new, 2 plows. 2 cultiva
tors, 1 clipper mowing machfna, f®"*™*.
all kinds of harness, in good oondltion.double
and singletrees, lorks, rakes, shovels, toe
books, cow chains, mowing ecythesand grain
cradle, work bench, treaties and tall set of
carpenter tools,lot ol boards,white oak plank,
posts lor pail lence, lot of2x4 rails, grain in
the ground, hay cutter, feed box, hav and
strew by the ton, 2900 bundles cern fodder,
rye straw by the bundle, potatoes by the
bushel, 200 bushels of oorn by the bushel, lot
of dairy Axturea, churn, milk pans, cream
pans, fcc., six hives ol bees, and lot ol empty
hlvea, lot of poultry. Also a lot ol household
and kitchen furniture, such as beds and bed
steads, walnut table, sofa, chairs,washetnads,
good Are-preol sale, office table and many
-iher articles too numerous to mention, lib
eral credit will be glvon, and condition* will
be mideknown at tima ol sala by
JOHN WALKER,Ja.
STIDHAM A BOM Auct* ll-8-2tw2td
The
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XEOUTOR'S SALE
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REAL ESTATE.
Th# subscriber, as Executor of the last will
and tee-ament of Mary Btaate, deoeaeed, will
cell at Public Auction, on
SATURDAY,
DAY OF NOVEMBER. 1S7B,
AtSo'oloik, Attemoon,
the premlsie, tb* Brick Dwelling House
ard lot, No. 73* t. Seventh street, Wllmlng
ten, Delaware. Tne lot of lend Is 14 feetMN
ront on Seventh street, end 00 feet deep. El
Tb* house Is In uood order, couvenlently er
renged. end will be sold
oloee estate. OH AS. B. L IRE, Executor.
703 Market street.
Wilmington, Del., Oct. 31. ISIS.
THE 16th
On
easy terms to
11-1 eod
JpURLiC SALE OF COWS
At Village Green, Delaware Oeunty, Pa.,
on
THURSDAY AFTERNOON, NOV.20,1S73,
At one o'clock.
Forty fresh cows and Springers, rnfl
The beet lot we have offered for Bale vPIr
this season, being large, fine and ol good
stock. Wagon will be at Llnwood station to
meet first train, that leaves Wilmington 10.30
m. Two and lour months credit,
11-13-wAdtl
D. W. EYRE, Auctioneer.
a.
ROBERTS A TYSON.
XECUTRIX'S SALE OF REAL ES
TATE.
E
The subscriber, as executrix ol the last will
and testament of John W. hinith, deceased,
will expose at public sale on SATURDAY,
THE lftTH DAY OF NOVEMBER, at 11
o'clock, a. in , at the auction rooms el Thomas
M. Ogle, 606 Market street. A three story
brick dwelling house and lot on the east side
of Madison street between Eighth and Ninth
streets, In the city ol Wilmington. The lot Is
14 feet 10 lnche* on Madison street, extendi
back 86 feet to the westerly side of a fear
wide alley. House eon tains seven rooms,
ale positive. MARY W. SM11H, Exec'r.
ST. M. Ogle, Auctioneer. 11-8 1114
ing
foot
REGISTER'S ORDERS.
EGISTEK'S ORDER.
REGISTER'S OFFICE.
Naw Castlb CorirrY, October 16,1879.
Upon the application of James Dennison.
Executor oi James Woods, late of Mill
Greek Hundred, and In the said County,
deceased, It Is ordered and directed by
tho Register that the Executor afore
give notico of the granting
Testamentary upon theestale el tn
with the dute of granting thereof, by
advertisement* to be nested within forty days
from the date of such fetters, In six of the most
R
or Letten
e deceased,
causing
said,
public places of the county of New Castle,
requiring all persons having demands against
the estate, to present the same or abide by an
act of Assembly in such case made and pro
vided. And also cause thesame to be Inserted,
within the same period, In the Dklawari
Rspublioav, a newspaper published In Wll
gton, and to be continued therein three
ks, (e-o d)
v*- . Given under the hand and seal ol
( Office of the Register aforesaid, at
» New Castle, in New Castle County,
day and yearabovc written.
8. C. BIGGS, Register.
min
wee
L.B.
aforesaid, the
Non cm.—All persons having claims against
the estate of the deccasod, must present the
same duly attested to the Executor on
abide the act
or before October 10, 1880,
of Assembly in such case made and provided
JAMES DENNISON, Executor,
Address, Mermaid, Del. 10-22
BOLSTER'S ORDER.
R
REGISTER'S OFFICE.
N*w CABTLft COUHTY. Nov. 8. 1879.
pon the application of Hugh Stirling,
Tnistrator ol John Kelly, late o
U
Ad m
Christiana Hundred, in said county, de
oeased, it. is ordered and directed by the
Register, that the Administrator aforesaid,
give notico ol grantlngof letters of Administra
tion upon the estate of the deoeased, with
date of granting thereof, by causing ad
vertisements to be posted within forty days
from tho (late ol such lotters, In six of the
most public places of the county of New Oaa
tlo, requiring all persons having demands
against the estate, to present tho same, or
abide by an act of Assembly In such case
made and provided. And also cause the same
w be inserted, within the same period, In the
Dklawark Kbpl'blicak, a newspaper pub
lished in Wilmington, and to be continued
therein three peeks,
tho
to
(eo-d)
Given under the hand and seal of
( office of the Register aforesaid, at
- ' New Castle, In New Castle reunty
aforesaid, the day aud year above written.
S. C. BIGGS, Kcglstcr.
L.S.
•
Notice.—A ll persons having claims against
the estate ol the deceased must present the
same duly attested to the Admistrator on or
before Nov. 8, 1880, or abide the act of As
sembly In such case made and provided.
HUGH STIRLING, Administrator.
Address—Wilmington, Del.
11-10
T
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of
C VOLT'S, KEMINOTUN aaU
J all makes ol Breech lead
ngUuns.Kevotvers ol all kinds
A Seven ahoot full nick*
el-nlated pistol com
plete Tor •1.50.
mass balls, Traps and shells, Implements for
breeoh-loading guns complete. Repairing
done at shortest notlo* and at reasonable
"nATHANIBL MELCHOJ-R k BON,
NO. 314 KING STREET,
Wtufmorow, DXL,
UNSMITH, LOCKSMITH
AND BELLHANOER.
hning Implements, Fishing Taokle, Baj*
Ball Material tor sale at reasonable rates.
Clothes Wringers Repaired and warranted;
Lawn Mowtrs Sharpened: Knives and Bela
Ground, and Umbrella* Re-cover* 1 and
NfnWXiSi
&
sore
ire t.
(nnwT'i •■*».)
■aoUBu M Wool srowooo la ralla
UelBkU Lent Hlght-Soaalor any.
At the Continental Hotal yesterday
afternoon, the National Association of
Wool Manutaotnrara hold tbair annual
ting, and In tha availing
builnees
was'banquetsd by ths Philadelphia
woolen manufacturers and merchants.
a
a
The Association include* tba leading
manufacturers in this trad* of tho Now
England States, and has btan in axial
enos sines 18f<4. Ths objsot in select
ing Philadelphia for a mee
was to enlist ths sympathise
th* oo-operallon of oar manufacturer*,
Philadelphia being an important mart
for wollso product.
After th* business masting of tba
association, which included some in
teresting reports on lb* local industry
and the eleottpn of offloers was over,
about 4S0 guests sat down to the ban
qustting beard. Among those present
ware Hon. Thomas P. Bayard, of Wil
mington, John Pilling and William
Dean, from Newark. When the,appe
tite of the "inner man" had been ap
peased, the speech-making began.
Chairman Dolan, rapping to order,
spoke briefly, saying that the object
of tha Wool Association was to pro
tect Itself from tho influences of tbs
frso-trsds doctrine continually nrged
by tha manufacturers of Bnrope, and
to famish ths law-makers sf America
with material for the oonstrnotlon of
tho laws for ths best Interests of the
American manufacturer and consumer.
Bald he:
"Ths entire woollen lndns
United Btatss for this year ia estimated
at 293 millions of dollars, with an esti
mated inveeted capital of about 0200,
000,000. The estimated product of th*
New England States for this year is
■boat 0145,000,000; osntral States,
0100,000,000 ; western Bute*, *36,000
000; southern Sutea, 09,000,000 ; pa
cific Bute*,03,000,000. This shows that
ths wool manufacture is widely distrib
uted, and oonoerns the Central, West
ern, Southern and Pacific SUtes more
than th* New England ; for while New
England's production is 0145,000,000,
the other sections aggregate 0148,000,
ting plao*
and seen re
the
000.
Other interesting addresses were
made by Hon. Rnius S. Frost, and Wil
liam V. McKean, Esq., of the Public
"Ledger."
The ohalrman then annonnoed that
he would call on a gentleman eminent
aa a statesman, and one, who is inter
ested in the wool Industry—Senatoi
Bayard. ,
This was the occasion for vociferous
applause. The tables fjirly rattled
from the thumpings and the clapping
by which the merchants greeted Dela
ware's Senator. Apparently over
whelmed by the heartiness cf his re
ception, Mr. Bayard hesitated quit* a
time before he could fitly respond.
Turning to Mr. McKean, who sat on
his right be said: "My friend begged
that you be saved from the exigencies
born of politics. Bo say we all of ns.
Let us understand that passion has had
its day, and that we havs emerged to
oonaider our practical business inter
ests. I do not believe that the indus
tries which throb throughout this broad
land were born by statute. If legisla
tion is to come, let it oome, not of the
exigencies oi politics, bnt born of a
oareful judgment and a calm sense of
justice to all classes of theoommnnity."
Reverting to the extent of the woollen
trade, and to the fact that "there is no
living being in this country whom the
machinery of this indnrtry does not
touch," he broached the broader sub
ject—"the one machine that tonches
every branch of commercial intercourse
—honest money;'' and his references
to this were Interrupted by applause.
"This is not the time, nor here the
place, to speak of these subjects in de
tail. I will not speak of protection,and
the opposite, but I will Bay that there
must be a common gronnd whereon
values may be unvaried, and where
balances in trade oan be struok—an
alliance whioh must be so fixed tbatifa
man goes to Bleep he msy know that
when he awakens the values will be
the same. 1 have just returned from a
trip abroad, and I am proud to say that
everywhere the honor of America, and
the promise to pay her debts, was re
cognized as 'gold.' " Here again Mr.
Bayard was applauded.
"Yes," he continued, "we are back
to specie payments, and we mean to
stay. How pleasant it is to leave un
der clouds and to come haok to sun
shine. When I left these shores, a few
months ago, business was feebly stran
gling for a headway, and trade was st
what your machinists would osll s
'dead centre.' I have come back to
find trade glided with the sunshine of
prosperity. But let me, as a friend,
advise you. There have been losses by
crops io the British islands, and there
have been losses in the vineyards on
the continent. These have given an
impetuB to American prices. Let us
take advantage of it, hut I beg of you
not to reckon il as a certain factor of
the future in your affairs.
Great Britain haB had three years of
bad crops. The last has twen the
worst. But do not suppose that the
same adversity, in contrast to which
stands our marked prosperity, will
continue. Do not think ft will be the
same in future years. The pressure
put to-day to European agriculturists
will drive them to greater endeavor to
excel that which they have done in the
past. 1 do not wish to take a small
view of things; but I tell yon now that
our danger is in too great a reaction.
We may rnsh to a period of overtra
ding and speculation, from which we
may suffer in the future. I speak true
thiugs, rather than pleasant things;
and I do not wish to disturb the hilar
ity of this occasion by throwing before
you the shadow of overtrading that
will enter into the belief of a delusive
to
to
Is
ol
at
o
or
of
at
or
saccess.
" What is the result of high prices
suddenly falling? Would it not bring
products into your markets in eroess
of the demand? Glut a market by ten
per cent, and is not tbe effect on the
whole market more than twenty per
cent? Let me give you the proverb
which is the wisdom of many aud th*
wit ol one: "Hasten slowly."
Called ta Philadelphia.
Rev. Dr. Otts went through this
city at noon to-day ou hi* way to Phila
delphia, where he ia to preach in the
Chambers churoh of that plao*. The
oall extended to him by th*ti congrega
tion haa been accepted. \
Th«aM*aalU#*of 10 having oom plated
tkefr iUhh and put It Mbn tha pub
lic found thenaalvee under • debt of
t via
No
1191. To Mat|tlil* an
made whan ovary general*
oornmltten promptly paid
leant. One mapibor would not pay a
cent, and tho eomaittoo think ho la not
man on the
tha man tot a trying smergsney.
Jams* McLanan, whose death was
noticed U»th* Banrauoei of Tuesday
last, was buried ywsUrday from tha ci
ty Hospital with M aeon to honors. Rev.
Mr. Kslgwiu officiated at the hospital,
and tha body was removed to Phlladel
phia, what* It wee interred in th* Odd
Fellows Csmeterv.
In mentioning the places that war*
illuminated last Tuesday evening, on
tho oooalion of tho Bayard parade, wo
omitted the One display mads by Bar
ney Rosenblatt, th* barber on Seventh
street. Barney,though • Ureenbaoker,
is in favor of Bayard for Prseldent.
Workmen are tearing down th* fence
around th* P. W. k B. Railway Com
pany's oar yard at th* northeast corner
of Walnnt and Water streets, t*-day.
Th* traoks in ths yard will be extend
ed oat to the onrb, so aa to famish a
greater length of sidings.
John Bach's team started off rather
unceremoniously with a load of apple*
at Front and Market streets list eve
ning,dumping
th* street. A
_
rr#
_
one barrel of tho frnlt in
bystander stopped them
before aoy other damage was done.
A vooal and instrumental oonoert will
be given in th* First Presbyterian
Church this evening, for tho bene0t of
Mr. Clarenoe Shank. Millard's bass in
G. will form a feature of the program.
It is expected that tb* ordinanoe for
abellshing the City Hospital will oomo
np for a third reading in th* City Conn
ell this evening. The people are watch
ing to seo what will be done with it.
Mr* Wm. Adams wonld oonfar a
great favor upon his friend by oonteat
ing for the gun onoe more with Dr.
Thomas Layton, over Eleventh street
bridge. Respectfully, W. C. Goman.
Rev. William Newton of Philadelphia
will give his illustrated Bible reading
this evening st the Reformed Episco
pal ohnrch of tha Covenant, corner of
Becond and Washington streets.
The flagmen of th* P. W. B. will
oarry while flags hereafter instead cf
red to warn pedestrians and othereof the
approach of trains, and' only use the
red to stop th* trains.
Wm. A Sithens, engineer of the
steamer, J. B. Tygert, had tha end of
the index finger of his right hand
taken off on Friday evening, while
shutting off steam.
Samuel Demby and Michael Maronsy,
the former oolored and the latter white,
were each fined fifty oents and cost at
police court this morning for drunken
ness.
Joseph L. Thatcher, of this city, who
is connected with the U. 8. Navy, has
been ordered to report for duty, on
board the "Constitution," at Norfolk,
Vs.
L4S
a.
Be,
John W. C. Webb, of Milford, haa
raised a sugar beet which weighs 14
ponnds,pealing the one of our friend
Graham of the Ninth Ward, a pound.
Postmaster Pyle informs ns that the
northern mails close now st 11.35 a.m,,
southern at 12.25 p. m. and Ike Dela
ware mail for delivery at 12.45 p. m.
Mrs. Anns Pnhl, 215 Weet Seventh
street, has converted the front of her
house into s very handsome store,
whioh she intends to oocupj herself.
Ilev. Wm. Gallagher, of Mnsoatine,
Iowa, formerly a resident of this city,
is attending ths semi-oantennlal anni
versary of Bt. Andrew's church.
D.
^Oreat complaint ia being made about
tha condition of the sidewalk leading to
the Children's Home on the east side of
Adams street above Eighth.
Davidson k Hro., stonecutters of this
city, shipped to-day a very handsome
cradle tomb stone to Corry, Pa„ a dis
tance of over 200 miles.
The steamship
British Crown" of
the American line, which waa ashore on
the Jersey coast above Pennagrove, haa
at last been floated off.
A gentleman, who bus returned from
a short gunning excursion in Mary
laud, say* game is plentiful ou the
Eastern shore.
Keokuk Tribe, Red Men, celebrate
their anniversary this evening
nounced, at their wigwam, Sixth and
Bhipley streets.
Col. J. M. k McCarter and Rev. B. F.
Jackson, are in Smyrna collecting ma
terial for the history end hiogrsphy of
Delawariane.
"Nothing but leaves," is the refreln
the broom brigade warble a* they In
dustriously eorspe around the City Hall
yard.
The l'iue Knot Assembly will give
their fourth annual hall at Webster's
Deuoing Academy to-morrow evening.
Stoekley & Little who ocoupy the
basement of the Rsi-dbi.icah office, have
received 225 brls ol apples from Ohio.
Mr. Toft rested very poorly last night,
and, as the physician* are keeping his
wouuds running, this is not surprising.
There are more invalids in the alms
honse at the present time than at any
previous period for years baok.
Catharine Collins has taken ont let
ters of administration on the estate of
Daniel Collins, late of this city.
SIThe West Churoh will hold a fair in
the auditorintn of the Opera Uoase
about the first of Deoember.
Governor Hall has issued his Thanks
giving proclamation. Thursday the 27th
inst., is the day named.
The Mite Society of the M. K. church
of Smyrna, will hold a feetival on
thanksgiving evening.
Bishop Lee held a reception at his
residence yesterday afternoon which
was largely attended.
Walols Lodge No. 63 I. O. G. T. in
stalled the officers for the reooming
quarter last evening.
There is to be a twenty-flr* mile
walking match at Newark on Saturday,
for a purse ol 025.
The olty is laying a pavement on the
west side of Adame street from Ninth
to the Avenue.
Mies Ids Conner will teke the pert of
Josephiue in the Millard Pinafore on
Tuesday.
John T. Ford will appear in this olty
on the 20th ins .ant with an Opera Com
pany.
The "Basie McCall" will wind np
the season on the 22nd inst.
The delinquents keep ooming In ai
he Water Department.
as an
Kinuen
affiants
r MutunoM and Wnekinwton UM, AM,
a n, ! iin p. a. limited Eipnee
JLOi, All, p. b. On Sunday, 11.01, Lie,
** s J.tlBe" aad Bay Lin*: Mi. b.
aad way Bauenet A*f a. *..
ll JK" Siellnr i.U,n. B., Lie, uea a.
Tm Delaware K. R.: e.lta. Lie, Alp.
No Sunday __
'"J? 1 ™!* 1 ®* kU,a
Fergn^wt^W- BtfST22
Pe Be
ssnaraffitaaisM!
'•"j ft-W p. ■- OnSudayiTuts, ice,
F"? j*$j*i*'*if.*» IASS, l*j»,
i.M.MSp. sl Dm Sundays: LU, a. Bu
. /"i'Mtee: lit, a. sl: 11.si,
LSI, S.SS p. as. Oa Snadays: LU
From
IX ST,
mm.;
JW
_ P- *L No Sunday trains.
From Delaware R.K.: LH
a.SL| ILl), S.4S
From
Wltmlagtoa A Northern U. H: Lie
a. m. 11.10 l m.; and s.se p. m.
Fro " D !'r rm " Wester* R. R. : 1.00 a.m.
LIS, 1.00 p. m. Sunday train LB P. M.
TIAiM fOI W1UOI9TOV LIAfl wtt.a nwt.
rr# J , 5 , 72> , S?£ Washington avenue
J-JJ- »•« a m.iT.ao, loo, loo,
LIS,0.00, T.0SLM.U.S0 p. m. On Son
_ dhJWl»h,».;L«, SW.ll.Mp.SL
From nurty-Second nod Market streets:
& »■ «L| 1LSS, L0S LOO, U.M p. m,
Oa Rondavc LC*. a. m.
US.
BAILMOAB links.
P BUjUMfiLPIUA, WILMINGTON AND
BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
Novanua 10, 1ST*.
Trmlee wlllisoy* Wilmington aa follows:
For Philadelphia and Intermediate Sta
tions. T 00, S.10, 10.10, 1.S0 a. «L, LB j,LOO, T.0#,
L4S p. m.
Philadelphia (Express) LW tAS. 10.0* a. m.
Philadelphia and Now York il ai, T.00,10.01
a. m., li.d; us l.«* p. m.
Baltimore and Intermediate staUeas, Ml
*>SL
Baltimore and Bey Line, T ** p. m.
lin ' iM ' ,j ''
Train* lor Delaware Division leave for:
New Castle, LIS a. m., 1.10, e so p. m.
Harrington and Intermediate Sletloi
a-m U5, *Mp. m.
D®lmar and lnt«roi*dlftt«
Be, 1.10 P. Ms
ni, 9.10
StftUens, 9.1ft ft.
SUNDAY TBAINS.
... y.*- and Intermediate SUtleas,
LlOa. X , loo. LSOp. m.
Philadelphia end New York, fi.oe *. m.
Baltimore and Washington, 1161,3.10 L m.
For lurthcr Information passengers ere re
am J te the time tablet posted el tke depot
H. F KENNEY, Rapt.
rhi
P"E. MB11EOI A OO.
BANKERS & BROKERS
ink
id Msarked,
WIL MINGT ON, DELAWARE
V. 8. FOURS FOE SALE.
_ SILVER BOUGHT AND SOLD.
FhlUdelnhla, New York and Boeton sleeks
bought and sold
on eommlaston. Every lamp
Jes afforded for pereoae to sell or Invest la
Itoeks or bonds.
tabaft-lT
Elliott. Johnson & Co.,
BARKERS AltD BROKERS,
WILMINGTON, DEL.
D. 8. Oorernment Rond* bought andfaold
or exchanged at eovrent rate*.
Cash ready for good first mortgage*.
All local securities booirht and sold.
Philadelphia. New York and Ban Frandaec
•took* and bonds bougnt and sold and
carried on margin.
Telegraphic quotation* received oonnanU)
and tarnlahad. Trade dollar* bought.
B RARDYWIRR MILUI QUtfTft.
TIORR.
W. O. PENNYPACKER A OO..
(Hnooessors to J. E. Price A Oo.)
Best Patent Hour....
Ohoiee Family Floor.fl.ooR8.oo
Choice Supcrnne. 6.0006.60
We are paying to-day for strictly choice
Wheat, 61.4 j; Bran, 620; oholoc Oorn, 6ft.
ootlu W.G. PENNYPACKER A OO.
WILMINGTON MARKET.
f«.
.26
5S:8arS"::
Straw l*oso. "
160Cal7.ce
Is.t0al7 to
17.00al LOO
PlilLADKLFHIA MABKKT8.
FLODA
I6.00a6.76
7.00a7.7ft
B.ooau.eo
snponm
Extra....
Fancy Brands
Bya Fl
onr
6.00*6 00
Rad Wheat....
Henna. Am bar.
White.
New Corn.
White Oats.
Delaware Oats.
Clorerseed.
Timothy.
PHILADELPHIA GATT LB MARKWT.
1.36*1.38
1.38al 40
1.40*1.42
.63ft .64
.42a .43
. 3.00*4.60
. x.ooa 2 /Jft
Sheep..
Hogs, oorn fed,. ..
Beef Cattle aer 100.
.9B.00aft.O0
. ft.00a6.00
. 4.00*6.60
WILMINGTON QUOTATIONS.
Patent Flour.
Family Flour.
Bakers' Flour.
Middlings.
Best Ship.
Bran.
Yellow Corn.
Fine Yellow Meal.
Coarse Meal.
Best Amber and Red Wheat
99.
MQ
7.
7.75
6.6
6.76
SL
22.00
20 00
19.00
.60
.66
.62
1.87
FREIGHT LINER.
FOR PHILADELPHIA!
11 PHILADELPHIA U>
WlUIIdTOI raoriLLUl,
Sell Irom Merkat Stmt Wharf, Wilmington,
dollv, *tS P. M. from First wharf belew
Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, daily, etl
o'olook, P. M.
Express arrangement* In both cities, by
whioh prompt delivery ef merchandise D ln
sored.
Charles Warner & Co.,
Market Bt. Wharf, WIlmtaRtoa,
Delaware.
FOR NEW YORK 1
Electric Line Steamers.
From King Street Wharf Wilmington, en
TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS AN* SATUR
DAYS at l o'eloek, P. M.
And Dun Pl*r It, East Hirer N*a York,
MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, AND PB1
DAYS, at 4 oeleok.P. M.
RT Freight forwarded promptly and at the*
lowest rate*. apM-ly
E ANDREWS, Affeat.
SPORTSMEN'S EMPORIUM.—All the
lmprored make* of Breeoh Loading
„ani, Mania Loader* In great variety, nr
en-ehot Nlokle Plated Ho'olren, prieee lower
than ever. Hepalrlng don* In *n boneot
mannar at reasonable rate*. Gallery or all
kind* sharpened. A call I* reapeetfolly **U
ettod. H.J.PYLK 714 Market atreet.
44741
WOnlattoa, Del,
*»'• uh;m«,) j
•*. aiitvi nrnna
tetae
hpBOT. V. ■. OaUathor.
The axercieaa thla morning at Bt
Andrew'* P. B. Churoh, Bchth and
Shipley etreate, in oomuainoratlan of
ita fiftieth annlreraary, opened with
prayer, followed by tba reading of the
LXII chapter of lealah and a portion of
tho XV ohaptor of John. Tho choir
than oo og tho 190th hymn.
. Hot. Wm. Gallagher, of Moaoetla*
Iowa, formorly a rooidant of thla oily'
who woa bepUeod, oonrorted and «r'.
dainod at Bt. Andraw'o Churoh, thoo
preached tho oormon of tho morning—
He took hit tout from Joromlah, 23d
ohap., 7th and 0th romoa. Tho ipaaker
referred to the deliyerano# of tho chil
dren of lerael oot of tho bondage of
Bgypt, and eloquently dwelt upon the
mercy and goodneu of God ar lllnatn.
tod In tbair dollyeranoe, following It gp
with initanooo to ehow wherein tho
worda of the text hare baen mado good
by the growth and oproad of Christian
Ity. If any on* thinko that tho
dootrinoo of Chrlet ae taoght in tho
ecripturea are not progrueire, let
road tba hletory of the different
tiooa. Krerywhere, North, Booth, Beit
and Weet, will be find the arldenoee of
the progreea that dirlne truth if mak
ing on the mindfl and hearte of men. la
order to more rally approotato tho
troth of thli it woa only neooMary for
ui to look book to tho tlnu
of tho dellreranoo of lerael I lei—
Truly the dayi hare oome when m*n
no longer lay the Lord llrath which
brought up the children of lerael
the land of Bgypt, but the Lord lireth
wblob delivered tho whole World. It j,
goad for ui to taka a glance of retro
e peel ion, not that wo may glory In whit
wo hare accomplished and real, think
ing that we hare done onrdnty, bntoo
the contrary that we may draw inaplrt
tion from tha merolee of tba peat it
nrge no on with renewed rigor to lb
work before ua.
Referring to the hletory of Bt. An
drew'!, the ipaaker eaid that tLe good
that had bean aooompliahed dnring tho
fifty yeara that hare been burled li
the tomb of eternity, oonld not be cal
vnlated by any gtatietioa plaoed upon
pariah register or book of reoordt. II
that were eo, then indeed we might
think that tha frnite of fifty years of
toil and prayer rather meagre. Bat it
wee not so, there had been seed town
in tbia grand old parish daring the
years that hare peeled, aye, and by tin
handful, that had fallen upon fertile
■oil, and brought forth frnlt, which hid
been garnered in Hearen.
The long oontinnad relationship of
the renerable Biohop Lee had boon
a grand point In faror of the prosperity
of Bt. Andrew's. It waa not like her
ing.a new faoe In the pulpit erery yoer.
Bat the rector bed become ee It wen
put and parcel oi this sacred ediloo.
The speaker's referred to the faot tbit H
the hand of Bishop I-ee had made the H
sign of tha oroei upon his forehead il R
the baptismal font, the sama hand hid
weloomed him into fellowship at coo
version, and the same hand had site _
been laid upon bis head at his online ■
tion Into the ministry. ™
Ur. 0. spoke eloquently of the lsn
that hsd been engendered In his heart
for St. Andrew's and her rector. It
conclusion he nrged ths congregation
to go forward. In grace, as in naton,
we oonld not stand still. In nstnn
things mnst be either growing or de
caying end so it was in grace, we mmt
be either going forward or backward, lit
urged his hearers to the former coarM.
There was plenty of work for us to do
and It is our duty to do It. At the
close of the sermon Bishop Lee offered
up a short prayer and the congregation
was dismissed.
This afternoon Her. Kiobard Newtos.H.N'o.
D. D., will preaoh, and this evening
social reuoiun will be held in the lec
ture reom.
him
ns
onto!
!
|2H
A Valuable OfUelal.
Wm. Uemphlil Jones, Kaq., wm ot
a visit to Wilmington, to-day, Iron
Washington. H* fa probably better ac
quainted with the office* in Waskingtoi
(especially the routine of the offleesj^gho,
than auy other gentleman there. Ur
used to he appointed te examine the
President'* mesaagae before they wen
printed, to see that they ooataioed noth
ing ungrammatical. On* time a greil
deal of amusement waa oaused through
out the whole oountry by P
Taylor in hi* message, saying " *r
are at peace with all the world and the
This message »*'
never examined by Mr. Jonea. He paid
a visit to City Treasurer Vincent th*
morning.
ran
i<>
resicW.
>
rest of mankind.
et
v
w. AN. B. R. Halters.
The amount of freight now passing
over the Wilmiugton k Northern Rail
road is unusually heavy. Owing to tbe
lack of motive power on the road tb*
company finds the freight at Blrdsborq
accumulating on ita hands.
Messrs. Morris k McHugh, ooutrac
tors on the French Creek Branch of tb*
Wilmington A Northern railroad, thil
runs from Springfield to Frenoh CmkJ
are punhing their work with great ra^!
pidity. The bed of the road is aboa
finished to St. Mary's, a half way point
The contractors are making some heartHTru
blasts, and on Monday threw out lar
rooks weighing fifteen tone.
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Delaware ■ualclaua.
It ia asserted that the late Chari*!
Grobe, Kaq., wrote one thousand nils
hundred and ninety-nine pieces of u>°j
sio, but would never write the
pieoe to make up 2000 for fear he woult
die. He died however neverthehWi
end the world lost e good composer.
There haB been quite e fatality anioM
Delaware Professors of musio within j
few years. There are very few of them
Amongst those deed ere Professor Cols
man, Professor Cloud Spencer, Profaess
llcgga, ell of whom are well known.
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Compelled to Walk Home.
On Suudey last as two young tel
ora, of Weet Cheater, were returnit
home from this city, the horse ran tt
wagon into the gntter and upset
throwing the occupants out. The
on wee very muoh broken end likewi
the bernees. The young men weiV'g
compelled to walk the remainder of tlRt
way home.
■nperletewdeet'a Report.
The daperintendmt of Publio Sohoo
of this ofty haviog submitted hie repo
to tbe Board of Education, upon the
order he bed It printed and is now efJeiil
gaged in distributing them.
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