Daily Republican. [volume], December 16, 1879, Image 4

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THIRD EDITION.
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UHtKT'S KLCEFTIO*.
1 |»niladel|>hla Jam*
. itie Nature of the hraud
juilrimtni'Tli# Way u Tree
Hero—
the
Tbe « :y
u.
Wei
Welcome tbr
Share Iu
1'eo^te
\va hudvtt'b
iieut.
iel-grapUio advices received from
r bpecial correspondent say that Phil
ad*- phia is perfectly jammed. Like
the roads of Italy everonca way seems
'u j .vo but oue common centre and
mat centre is Philadelphia. Hero th
♦•utire people of the commonwealth has
ivnverged and here they b*uv up awd
•-.own in one vast mass, joyful content
ed and satisfied.
it is estimated thnt t»iere will '•>,< b^
rw u 6d,00J an i 7 ',<> '» P opU m lme.
«/«ving to tin immensity of the gau.*r
Iti oouildi^ble time will be i
ly consume 1 before they w:ll he able to
move.
cu
TIB rs BP a RATIOS B.
AU along the r«-ute of the para-1
working men were to h i lound y.ster
clrty busily engaged in preparing loi
Many of the busiues.
the gr at event.
i private houses Lad everything i
readiaeSS, but vrefrTTed not to string
the buotirg an l i-vorgrtens, or lo float
tl.e flags uutii this morning, while
others i a l completed
rwigem silts and proposed to e. joy thv
day as a oini;)lete holiday.
The procession is to
Broad and Somerset sire
pas*. 10 o'clock if possible.
Grant arriving at the junotio
Pen'isjlvauia and Reading Railroads a
before that tine*. The
route will be dowu Broad to Market,
to Fourth, to Chesnut, to Thirteenth, to
Piue, to Broad, to Passjunk avenue,
and theace countermarch. When Geu.
Grant reaches the Union League hi
will leave bis carriage and icvi-w the
parade tram the balcony of the
house. At Broad and Maikot the pa
rade will be dismissed.
As the procession turns Into Marki t
itr et from Juniper, it will bi met by a
grand display of colors aud evergreens
rea hing to Fourth street on that tbor
ou;hfaie. Mr. J>-hn Wanamak^r has
erected neats reaching the entire Market
street length of the Grand Depot, with
the exception of the ceutre entrance.
The stand is covered with white muslin
drap d with red and blue bunting, thub
form ng tlm tri-color, aud will seat 1900.
The arch over the break is surmounted
by a spread eagle, aud tells iu black
lettering ibat, ''The working people
welcome General Grant." The Grand
Depot itself is one mats of red, white
and blue, relieved by ropes of^bright
evergieeiiB, and ou each of the sixteen
tow -rs floats a 'arge flag with the na
tionality inscribed upon each in t!
nor, vt bile the remainder of the flag it
of one color.
('bestnot street, along that portion
over which the procession will pass, i.
qube as profusely decorated with flags,
bat ti >g, evergreens, Ac.', as at any
tim-during the Centennial year an i
all day yesterday it was thronged v» ith
sight-s *ers who desired to take a vie«v
ot the decorat'ons before the great pa
geant of to-day.
The Mayor's office, at Fifth ai d Crrs
xiut streets, is very handsomely depor
ted with tricolors over the main en
trance, ami above these the Philadel
phia c iat of arms. The State House
which adjoina this, is gracefully drap
ed with uational bunting, and has fes
toons of evergreens suspended from the
second story windows. Over the main
entrance of this building i3 a life-size
portrait of General Grant on horse back,
suncunded with evergreens. Oath*
pavement is erected a platform which
will seat about 500 person. This is ex
clusively under the control of Councils,
each member having received three
tickets.
■
ill oi tli*-ir ar
from
s at half
move
th
of
oiinir* h
fe
Club
After the parade in the evening there
is to be a grand reception and after
that a banquet at the residence of Mr.
George W. Childs, at which will he
present Mrs. Childs, General W. T.
B berm an, Hon. Hamilton Fi.-h, Mi.ss
Stanley, Mr. and Mrs. A J. Drexel,
Hon. A. E. and Mrs. Borie, Mrs. Gen
eral Si.eridan, Hon. George b. Bout
well, lion. John Welsh, Hon. George
M. Robinson, Hon. Edwards l in
pout, Mr. U. S. Grant, Jr aud other dis
tinguished persons.
OX TO THE RECEPTION.
Wilmingtou will be well represented
at the Grant reception in Philadelphia
to-day. The milit a undnr Major Mac
allicter, turned out 80 men, vrbo left
in the 7.30 train; the Lincoln Club
headed by the Rokeby Band, making
about 125 men, on the 8 o'clock train,
and the G.A.R.,under Robert U. Fraim,
Esq., on the aame train taking 70 men
In addition to these were hundreds of
pens
Lincoln Club alone selling 400 tickets.
The traiud coming into this city from
Washington, Baltimore aud points
down the Delaware road, were literally
jammed iu many instances to actual
•onvenience which forced many
the platforms. All the morning toe
space iu front of our depot was packed
giving considerable trouble t> the em
ployee « u the it-comiHg and
trains. The first special from Wash
ington contain *d eight cars with au av
erage cf eighty five passengers lo a car.
The first special from Balt'inore cou
. t&ined a similar average to just fas many
cars.
Lo went as individuals, the
Bl-ffOIUg
Miinlflcoril Ite(|ii«*ls.
The will of the late Da .i-1 MoDevitt
of Philadelphia, aimitt d to prob te in
the Register's offic i ye t-.Tday, make3
t'< < <«1 owing bequests:
The "Roman Catholic Safety of St.
J seph, for Educating and Ma nta nin:
P or Orphan Children," t : e sumo 1
$2 500; The St. John's Orphan Asylum,
(2,500; The Home of the Good Shep
St. Vincent's
$ 2 , 000 ;
Ho /:-." for the reception and nurture of
destitute infanta ar.d fonudlings, at the
c hut of EighteeutT ai d W« ol slr-et?,
$2,000; The Romau Catholic Chu
t! Parish of Strain
' J':-
hit
i Count
D.n
gal, Ireland, $500; "Th
Theological Seminar/ of St. Charles
B. rrrnneo, $500; St. Mary's Hospital,
$2,000; The Little Sisters of the I'oor,
$2 ono. Total $14,000.
elpbia
Ifaudauiue Hlgna
Mr. L. F. Adair, the enterprising fur
niture dealer at No. 2f»7 Market street,
who is always having his showy stoie
fixed up so as to keep pa?* with the
tiin-s, has had two handsome signs
painted on the right side of hia show
window, in Sargeant'a b*-:8t manner.
'L. F. Adair," is printed iu
la'ge, bold, gilt letters, and shaded by
five different colors, artistically put on.
It Bbould be seen to be appreciated.
Thonam«
, . .11
Wu:l« tlm Box'll of HI'.cation tricol
Bisrd of
tuikiupkus otr.
A Youu s Tyi»o Made « t*ml l'l»4lk«,
e i Jt.umojiUAU N lit LI
to in *et 1 itt evening and the
Hea th dm meet, anotht r little meeting
which was a bucchib as far
was concerned, was held at Squire Mul
heriuN saloon on Fifth street below
Ma-H-t. Thi
together by John Duffy who
cel 1 brute among his friends the period
the Hie of an appnu
a quorum
la-t mee.ing was called
wished to
of his flitting fro
tine in the "art prcsevativn" lo that of a
full fledged journeyman printer.
The meeting was organixed by call
ing Mr. Kdward Jackson ol
"Herald" to the chair, aud making Mr.
Taylor of the "Every Evening," 6eore
tary. Mr. Mulherin with that affabili
ty for which ho has become noted, ar
ranged the room in a neat aud tasteful
way, uot eveu forgetting th« historic
b-er k»*g, to make loose assembled
Alter a
the
thoroughly enjoy tU»-m«h Ives.
"rouua"
a speech by it« President in which be
oougratalatwl Mr. D. on the ending of
his long term of apprenticeship, Men
for. -ved geveial delightful songs from
Mr. O'Niell which were highly appre
bied company,aud a
the toys call it, there wa.^
a
t
mated by the as
speech from the young frt* -man him
self, in which he heartily thanked his
frici ds for their congn.tulatioD. And
th-u followed a little ol something in
the way of enjoyiut t of which the
reporter could not lake note. The
pioprietor of the handsome little Baloou,
Mr. Mulhsiin, waa ubiquitous during
th« fu'ire eveuing an l did everything
in bis pjvver to make thingscom fortalde
I. r hisgu« tj.
rt-oiu O lv« t t. riuu Uinrcli
A company of trend i met labt night
ah Curh.tt's to coiumemorate
a'. Ti
his 33d birth day. In Inhalf ef th*
friends;; handsom family Bible wa.»
d ly Mr. Curlott
presented and r*o
T
in a neat little .
■ii.
eveuing
was spent in * uuversation, &c , after
era partaken of
rnpanyleft, leaving behind
whic'.i r*!
•nts
and th
tlu>m foui ' Kubstaiiti il evidences ol
tlu-ir regard fl»r Mr. Curlstt and Lie
t lueChlut* Ware.
Wm. Hare, the leading crockery aud
china dea'er ol Deleaware, has laid in
a large and handsome stock of china
goods at his place of business, No. 212
French street. Among the btock may
be found fine French ai d English plain
and ornamental setts ot different size.
and styles suitable for holiday pres
ents. Mr. Hare or his good la iy takes
groat pleasure iu showing their goods.
Selling at low prices wholesale
tail is their motto.
re
Thank*
Mrs. Whelan, in behalf of Bt. Mary's
congregation, returns thanks to Mr.
George F. ionner, No. 4, East Third
street, for an Oil Painting, (painted
and presented by hiui) of Rev. P. KhI
ey, V. G., to be chanced off at the Or
phans' Fair, at Bt. Mary's table. It is
uovv on Hxhibitiou at I). McCloskey's
hit storo, No. 414 Market street.
Notice.
The Committee of Union M. E. Quar
ter iy Conference, to examine Local
Worrilow,
McCormick, will meet iu one of the class
rooms of tho Church, t.j« 17th iust.,
at 7.30 p. m., instead of the 18th inst.,
as before announced.
:hurfi, viz: Uios. Iiairi
P
J. B Manx.
Squire lla^auy'* Ilockel.
Mrs. Watson Pratt, colored, had her
husband up before Squire Hag any,
last eveuing, on the charge of general
abuse. The Squire imposed a fine of
|1.» 0 and cost, on the luckless Watson,
and held him to keep the peace.
America'* Bird.
Mr. J. R. Truitt, carpenter, of No.Ill
King htreet, yesterd ./ built a cage f »r
a young man from Greenwooi, who is
taking a full grown American Eagle to
Philadelphia to-Jay. The bird was
caught in a trap ah >ut two we Its ago.
{
SuD of i» Lin l ibrary.
Gen. Wm. S. McCaulley's valuable
law library is to b« sold at public Rale,
at the auction rooms of Thos. M. Ogle,
No. 50G Market street, ou Thursday,
Dec. 18.
The We.tlher.
War Department, Office of the Chief
Signal Officer, Washington, D»o 16—1
A. M.
IndicatMiH for Tuesday—For the
Middle States and Eugland, rising
baromr.ter, diminishing north to west
winds, colder, generally clear weather,
followed western pertiou of former by
falling barometer, rising t*-mp«raturu
and southerly winds.
DIED
I. F.DF.LL —On ti c 14th Instant, et warlr.t
lover, Howard White, rton oi William W.
a J. London, aged 3 yea:*, 10
i I'.
•nthsan l il days.
GRAB AM.—In thi* city.
Mary P.,
t.iirtv-fou
Unlailvo* an
Ml. lrr
tho 13th Inst.,
ic ol 1-alah Graham, in the
.'her ago.
l Irleuds ar invited t
•hyo
iltend
St. John'* Ej tpcopi
I ltd 1
-intii W*
i J ue t.uy
'clock. Pr • ecd to Farmington, Del.
omlng. Services
RTLAND.-Iu thi* city, oi
morning, December 14, M iry Me
aged 71 yen
Relative:
tho lunerai
E. Big mb si,
Ac
lav
Hand,
d lrlonds are invited to attend
from her late re idence, No. 32
Wednesday
i'iu, at
J rooood
tlio Old (iatliolic
cemetery.
\1 \ REWAuD. - WAS STOLEN
untie night ol December bill,
:87)♦, from the subscriber, living In Hockossln,
Delaware, in New (-astlo county, a qu.utity
of store goods, consisting of Rubb r Coats.
Dry Goods, Hoot*, Sho
and Notions. Any
tJuii give inloimation tt ut will
arrest and conviction of Uk thief
or thieves shall receive flity dollars reward.
D. W. ('llANDi^ER, Owner
A luriher ie«ard ol
d'.Har* will ha paid by the Southern Union
A rocmtioa, lor tie recoveiy ol stolen pro
. to any person who *li ill detect tlie
that ho ."hall ho brought to Ojnvlc
1SAAC W. FL1NN, Treasurer.
died and Ii!
i
12-13 ot-eod-ltw
NEW S TI PPL \ OF
0,uooiisware; the lurg
j oi Staplo (ioodrt iu the
A
• i ; < t
te, at
WM HARK'*,
&b-- "5
.12 French fc>L, Wiltt*lugto».
12 6-1 m
. OS I'.—A small gold breastpin enameled
1 j Tlu hud r will be suiuibly rewarded hy
l'2-13-2t*
caving il at this office.
R IANS.-ENTIRE NEW STOCK FUli
$40, | o. $8D, $100, $160 and $2oj earth, or
moniulyr payments.
12-13-tf
o
H. F. RUB ELEN,
710 Marsel Street.
ANUS-ENTIRE NEW SToCK OF
all 1 he
prices and term 9 .
12-13-tf
L'
ebrated makers. All
H. F. KOBELEN,
710 Market Sties'.
l
LW1L TIMI. TAUI.F.
twm liavi v/a>n*eTO*.
r»rPWi-t4»ii'Ui»:ia. :.ou,».io,w
1D.M 14. ». m.; 1X1 i, IX 4,1 W. 4.00. J- 4 *.
7.0J, u. p. a. On Sunday, J'll 810,*.
D!„ 6.0O, «.K>, u.<8 1>. Bl. .
For „J W York: 2 .ii. i,.», 10 . 01 , *. m., 1X18,
of la.ao p. m.Uioitod Expren, 4 <8, P- "•
Ha lt niton: lln.
IJinltol Exp re
.
S.1
For if.au mo re a
a. u.;l :.-2 p. m.
1.04, ».18, p. »-a. On Sunday, l
&. Ul.
Fir BalUtnoie and B \y IjIoo : T.01 p. m.
For HuMinore and way it^Uoni: **•>
6 . 1 H p. in.
tor INfw t'astlo: ».U, ft. m.
For I Nilawart K. K,; 9.15 a.
, «.l
to
, 1.1), 4.*# p. m.
in.: 1.1), o.CO p.
IU.
a
a
No Sunday trains.
For Wilmington a Northern H. H.:
iu.: 3 . 06 , p. m.; 6 . 80 , p. W. Sund*i> exoopt
Delaware Western B. R.: T.16,10.80, a.rc.
6.30 i'. m.
TXAIWe AHRIVn XT WTLMlIieTOW.
Fr. rn PhllaOelahla: 12.43,8.03, *.8u, 9.1^
1*2.03, 1 U, 1.02, *2.60, 4. H), 6.13, S.*6, 7.0J,
5 *2J, 11 .'.o *■. or. On S-ituiayB: 12.13, 1.03,
u.; 7.35,11.16, p. m.
*re. 2 . 16 , y.so 9.6ia., m.; 12.03, la.' .
6 33, u.3s p. in. On Sunday*: 2.16, a. k.
• 'it u. m.
l Waihlngiou: 2.16, a. m
\36, u.M p. it. O# Suuda;
e.afl n. m.
y .t) New Oastle:
6 45p. m. No Sunday trains.
F:om Delaware K. U.: 8.60 a. im.; 11.60, • <6
F. Jn ^vvilmlngton at Nortfem K. n: b.et
. 11.3U a. in.; aud 't.36 p. m.
F :tm Delaware Weetet
'i.'b. 8.00 p. to. Sunday train 6.25 I'. M.
T .aM roa waxivoTOK luav* veilao^l
I'UIA.
Hroad street and WMhlngtdn
:.Hj s.oo. lO.iK), 11.46 a. iu.: 1.30, 8.oil, 4.'H;
6 16 , 8 . 00 . 7.00 J. 46.11.30 p. m. O f '
•lays: 6.:^) a. id.; 6.0U, y 43,11.30 p. m.
id Markotetroe <j: 1.0S.
(k JO, a
F-r
a.»!».,
10.10 a.
Fr m IU
12.03, li.17,
;b\ 2.16 a. iu •
F
of
a
8 . 60 , 11.6J a. a.:
a.
it. iv.: 8.00 A.
F:
n j'alr.v-.SoC'jnd
7:».' i.;m> t
Fr
.. IU.; 12.26, 4.0i) «.tw, 11.23 p. Ui
uviavd" l.'.-H a. u.
uo
SP6.1IA I. NOritTN.
ID«|M<pil4l liyipepMv! Ily*pep»ln
K. t\ Kuiikel * Hitter Wineol Iron, :t nure
for till'd hea^e. It ha*> t*een prefer l»t 1
daily tor many years in tlis practice ol eml
iih with unparalleled tuoptM,
Symptoms »re lowi ol appetite, wind
iriM ol loo-l dryuees In moutli, headache, illscl
.1 low spirit*. G:t the
••nt phyrela
.1 rl*
i', rtleeplesiDecB
genuine.
Kunkle'e III• ter Wine of Iron I* for dale In
Wilmington hy Z. Jatnce Belt, N. B. Dmii*
.1. Oaihigher A Bro , Herbert K.
lorth, Job
Wat-on, Taylor A Fullerton, Joo. S Hart
man, H. K. Bringliunt and C»# drug trade
veneraliY.
Worm*!
Worin*l
\% orm*!
E. F. Kuukel's Worm Syrup never tall* to
destroy Bni, Seat arid ''toinaoh Worm*. The
luctor can tell whether or not the patlont has
worm*. Thousands aro dying dally with
worms, and do not know it. Fits, *p»
'rumps, choking and suffocation, sallow com
plexion, circle*'around the eyes, suelllnn
Ind pain In the stomach, r jsUeaS at night,
grinding ol tho teeth, picking at the nose,
•ough, fever, itching at tno seat, headache,
foul breath, the patient grows pale aud thin,
tickling and irritation iu the auu*. All those
.-vmptoms, and more, come lroui worms. E.
F. Kunkei's Worm Syrup never fall* to ro
rueve them Price $1 per buttle or six lor $6.
{Fur 'fane Worm* write aud oonsult the Doc
tor. j For all other*, buy ol your druggist the
worm Syrup, and It he ha* it not, send to
Dr. E F. Kunkel, 26« N. Ninth Siroet, Phil
odelphla, Pa. Advice by mall, free; ton*
Qroe coat stamo.
:
1 lie Pills or fl»e World.
Are I r. Slmro*' Vegetable Liver Pill*, Su
war Coated, without an equal. They rover
ripe or sicken Iu operating, move the bowels
o u-y by acting directly on the Liver, restore
the lo*: onergle* by iroin.itlng the healthy
n.jt'on ol the Liver. In doing till* Headache,
Neuralgia, Pain* la t<ie right or 1«;it Hide or
t.irojgh the L4ngi» Indigestion, Oostlvenof*,
-b;< stomach. Weak Hack, Dizziness, Hail
IVdini/8 through tho body. Aching Limbs,
Hilllousness, Lniiguor, O nerul Weakness
.»n<l other bodily Infirmities are cured. They
aro tho only Fill* known that will positively
operate without Griping, sickening Weak
:;c 3 *. or leaving the bowel* costive The' f
promote a heal hy Liver and leave the system
:r-c Irom the danger of prevailing disuses,
sold by dealer* and country st'»re -eepera.
Ask for Dr. Simms' Fills* and take u other*.
Principal depot, Fourth and King. . lliwliig
ton. Del.. Philadelphia. (J 2 Arch St,
II. F- Kobclen.
Plano and organ warrooi*. No. 710 Market
street, Wiliulngti n, Do , Having j urch incil
this old titAbliHhc.l burtinc* •, 1 h ivo enlarged
and ihorougbly rt-Ht (;ke<l it with tho ftiunt
stock of piano*, orga *, and all kinds ol mu
sical insiruments ol ih most celebrated
maker*. My long experience In the mude
hudlncs*, and a thorough bimiilurity with the
l> *st f ources of supply wid enable mo to lur
m.-h ovtrvlhing oi the h s» quality and low
est possible prices, bollcitlng your patron
a^o. i remain yours respcctiully,
1216 14. F. HOBELLN.
Profitiktile Pa;lent*.
t wondtrlul ml inarvc »ua succers,
in cases where persons are *lc« or wasting
awuy lr
The
m a condition ot rul»erablenc*s that
no ono known what alls them (pro 11:able pe
ftnts Ur doctor.*) i* obtained by the uso cl
Hu > Hitt rs. Th .y begin to cure lroui the
first dore and keep it up until perfect health
trenglb Is rostored. Whoever IsalHicted
I* way need not sutler, when they cun got
uo fi r.liters. H
Auer o Muom.
Iniportitiii lo 212-libera.
Mr*. Winslow'* Soothing Byrup is the only
thini that iiiotLci* can rely upan for their
children, it oorreota acidity ofthe stomach,
cure* wind colic, regulates tho bowels and
aivos rest, hoalt an 1 co ntort to mo her and,
child. During the process o! teething it* value
la incalculable. It Ho'tens the gum*, reduces
loliammation an J allay* all pain, thereby
giving rest to the child and coin tort to the
mother. Twenty-five centa a bottl*.
A Card.
To all who are gutlenng from the errors s.r.d
tnllsorotion* ol youth, uervous wuaaae4*.
oarjy decay, loss ot manhood, etc.. I will ae id
* roelne tlrit will cure you FREE OJ
OliARUt: Thl* vreat remedy wa* d!*cov
d by a lutusioaary la South America. Fend
a flulf-adilressed tavoiopo ui the ilx7. JoaK»*a
w. Station D, New York Uitf.
1. i
I* roar rip 1,1 on free.
of ISuruinai Vfeakne**
d all disorder* breu^ht
excosj. Any Druggist
Addr
th). , :u N
For the BMudy «
Los - o i Manhool
on hy Ind'screttua
hiu» the tn*p
DAVlBuO.
•11
•xuSu.New Tort
*ad wit
KKtitiEUM.
Elicit. Jnonian & Co.,
LA.\UEiiH ARfO RROKEILJ,
WILMINGTON, DEL.
Tlonls heuaht and eoiJ
a at current rat
U. B. Go
cr < .•
dy hr good 1
t
Gas ii
ortgagee
Igbt I
and San i
•1 pole ato
Ul local
; •
Phiii-.de;
r.i iy:-.
and
,ot
<13
er/>c
nargiu.
lea (
Direct private wire trot
ur oifi 'o to the
Rock Exchange.
Imultani.jusly with
do at those exchange*.
Now Y'.ra aud Philadelphia
OuotuLio's lurniidied
ilio Sul as being
BANKERS & BROKER
It . liOBI!U»ON Ac ( O.
N. K t«i'. Ftfrtis-ib an A VkaiUf*.
WILMINGTON, DELA W iu. *»
Fon S\ f.— 200 Wilmington City Loan ; 20
shares Union National Hank; 6)0 Masonic
Hall Bond ; 100 4>£ Now Cattle County Bond.
U.H. FOUR * FOR HALL.
SILVER BOUGHT AND OLD.
Rphia, Now lark and * non c.
11 §i m o n oommlsslon, Every t
ic* -Ofurded ior persons to soil ortimr;
:<J^H -•• 000
;
f
KTO€24 HAND HON Ui.
Corrooted by K. K. Kolrfoson A Co., Fourth
and . arket streets.
l; S 1881 Bond
1065
« u rency 0's.
JV-w 6's ol '81.
4 y. Ito..lfltered.
Wilmington City B
Do)aware K K l«t Mortgage
Delaware &. Wcetera.
Wilmington City e*.
1.4
m
108^
110
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Wilmington Cl tv's 5
Wilmington City 4^,'i
Wilmington ft Nurtiieru
Delaware State ILnJi
Delaware Extension..
Delaware R U Sio k..
Wilirlngtou Coal G is
National Bank o« DtU
National Bunk W tx 14
FliSt National Hmk,.
Union Nu loruil H.nk
P'armers' Bank.
Delaware Fire Insur »nce..
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WONIJ W.UUI7VU
A u » i»iy.live Women Malkiiii ou
I tie Trai n In Madhon Aqaare
( aid! u Slew York.
A'ladies' international eix-days go
as*yots-please race fur "the American in
ternatfooal championship uf the world"
was begun at 12.0] A. M. this morning,
at the M idimm Square Garden. The
affair is a speculation on the part of 1).
K. Row. The contest will last until
11 55 next Saturday night, aud at that
hour the woman who has revered the
greatest number of miles ' ill receive
the belt valued at $5UO, a $1,000 iu
cash.
The belt is to continue t he the prop
erty of Mr. Kcwh until * i twice in
succession by toe same p .aoo. In all
future contests Uh gate < »ney is to be
divided among 'he wiun. is.
JUht before miduig!.t' m twenty-five
contestailtb appeared b - e the referee.
They were all neatly dieted iu bright
colors and presented n jdotifrceque ap
pearance.
There were alxuit 1 200 r*pectator»
present, and the best ider was main
taiued. Just before tiie start Mr. Rose
aunounc^l to tue c-'..••sums that he
would rive $100 to any contestant who
made 100 wiles in twenty-four hours.
At 1 o'clock only n h-w of the spectators
had left the building.
The first mile was made by Aruy
Howard in (J 30, aud the Second by
Laura Wairen in 7.20. The excite
ment over the walk was not so great
as has beta seen at previous contests,
but it was hearty enough to give ample
encouragement to the walkers.
At 1.30, the scores were as follow:
Howard, 8 miles, 6 laps: War
ren, 8.3; La Cham He 8.1; Carrie An
dersou. 8.1; Rowell, 8.1; Audreu, 7.1;
Li Ruse, 7.1; Cameron, 71; Vernon,
7; De Rose, 0.7; Cooke, G.7; Marshall,
66; Kl wards, 0 6; Kiibury, 6.6;
Davis, 6 5. Horner, 6.5; Mine. Ander
son, 6.3; Massioott, 6 3; Rockwell, 6.
3; Cushing, 6.3; Tobias, 6.2, Orito,
6.2: Jacot*, 6.1, and boomer, 6.1.
.
•
im.orr* ini Dialled
tutcrdtlug kenleci liilouns lion
Therewith.
Rev. Dr. J. M. P. Otts, late of West
Presbyterian Church, this city, was in
stalled yesterday afternoon as pastor of
the Chambers Presbyterian church,
Broad and Sansorn BtroetK, Philadel
phia. A large congregation assembled
to witness the ceremouiep,notwithstand
ing the inclement weather. Dr. Rob
ert M. Patterson delivered the sermon,
from the sixteenth aud seventeenth
versts, lirst chapter, of Paul's epistle to
the Romans. Rev. \V. P. Breed, of the
West Bpruce Street Presbyterian church
said that at the last meeting of bis
brother ministers, held December 1,
Mr. Otts was unanimously elec
ted to their society. li« was
received from the Presbyterian So
ciety at New Castle, aud in hia elec
tion the Presbytery of Philadelphia,
rejoiced to think that their membership
was increased by oue whose fame lias
proceeded him in all hia travels. lie
was glad to think that jiiis congregation
had showu such wisdom iu s-lecting
one to fill their pulpit who would at all
times instruct them after Christ's own
heart The usual preliminary ques
tions were then a-ked of Mr. Otts pre
vious to the confirmation of the call.
Thecommittee that confirmed this ap
pointment was composed of the Rev.
VV. P. Breed, D. D., pastor of the West
Spruce Street Presbyterian Church;Rev.
S. W. Daua, pastor of the Walnut
Street Presbyterian Church, Dr. J. M.
Crowell and Rev. R. M. Patterson. At
the close Mr. Daua's charge to the col
gregation the benediction was pro
nounced l y the newly-installed pastor,
Rev. J. M.P. Otts, D. D.
pe
cl
Info thH'r ek.
On Friday evening, a man, w ith im
agination inflamed with Lad whiskey,
was brought to the police office Ly* Sar
geant Jones and offioer Thomas. He
gavd hi* name as Michavl Dougherty.
He stated that he came to Wilmington
visit and while walking over
Third street bridge he was approached
by two nieu one of whom grabbed him
by tbe Jhroat while the other rifled his
pockets of $15. Some one approaching
at the time he was thiowa into the
creek by the thieves who afterwards in
oontinentally fled. He then swam
ashore, The officer? subsequently ar
rested two individuals whose appear
ances were in accord with Michael; but
Michael failed to identify them and
they were released. At the man's
clothes were thoroughly saturated it is
supported he fell into the creek aud
concocted the above yarn for effect.
Nor row i'acape.
Sometime last night Mr. Pusey Wal
ton, who resides at 805 French street,
was awakeued by bis wife's mother,
who informed him that there was a
strong odor of something burning per- J
vadiug the house. Mr. Walton had |
scarcely nraerged from his room when
the colored servant girl came ruthing
from her room in the siory above and
following lo-r came a dense volume of
smoke. Upon investigation it
discovered that the bed upon which the
girl slept was on fire. A few buckets
ot water extinguished the flames. The
fire originated from a candle which the
girl Lad left burning when she fell
asleep. She herself was not burned
but terribly frightened.
ou
was
I ftsfrru <%i»i>fe* for clirlwtiiiuM. "
N. L.Jauney, 303 King street, baa
jiiKt received another large con«ign
jw«tofchoj«. «p^m. ft««n wi>h
mg large lots can buy at Philadelphia
pric o. Those wishing a good barrel of
eating apple# for the holidays will do
well to call and examine for themselves.
We Bell wholesale and retail; but un
derstand we do not retail at wholesale
prices. We are receiving large ship
ment, and don't propose to undermine
any one who ii in the trade. Wh le
we wholesale we mean to protect ail of
our wholesale buyers. When we say so
mean It. *
Ou to Philadcl|ihla.
The traius passing through Utis
city northward to-day are crowded
with pakaengers going to Philadelphia
to see the Grant reception. The noon
irain from the Delaware road waa some
time behind on account of four extra
o>rs well filloi from the lower part of
the Stale. A largo number from this
city are going up on the eveuing trains
to avoid the rush to-morrow.
Charles CullinB,a boy living ou Lom
bard fttreet ab)ve Sixth, bad his leg
broken a few clays ago by being shoved
down a cellar by a companion.
kuninu lAjrm.it
A Colored Woiuuu I* jTiiruuu
Down and IlnnOirr.
( Ou loot haturilay afternoon about five
o'oloi k a b Julia Attn Kennett was oroo«
iug Second etrr.t at bhipUy street,wai
run Into l.y Henry Harris, ool., driver
for Mr. Joseph Bring buret aud thrown
to the aire d, tile w heel paesiug oblique
ly over her breast, splinterlug the
olavloie aud otherwise injuring her.
She was picked up anil taken into the
residence of Mr. Joseph Lowber, cigar
dealer, at Second aud Shipley streets,
where she is engagud in kilcben work,
aud I)r. Bullock waH sent for. The
wontidH are serioni. She states that as
she was crossing the street the driver
'■whipjed up" his horse aud before
she could gel out of the way she was
thrown uoder the wheels. Uer friends
conferring with Henry R. l'euuing
tou, Esq., preparatory to instituting a
suit for damagne.
Al (lie* Opera IIonatt Uccrmber 23d.
Prof. JAtu '9 II. Crabb, principal of
iLh Wilmington Academy, is now r«
ht-arkiug hid pupils for their 4th grand
entertainment. Tbo intention ii to
aurpatid anything yet given, aud the
\» hole to be of a refined and entertain
ing character. No negro actrf; but,
pure, delightful and beautiful rendi
tiona of music. Recitations, Tableaux
marches, dialogues, &e., &o. The
(»raud leader march will take place at
1U. 18 o'clock, and will he the haud
rotubst ever goiiH through w ith. Ad
mission will he 20 eta.
for i a!e at C. F. Thomas U Go's, on and
after Saturday next.
0.30 10 cents.
iu
ir.
Tickets will he
Admission alter
111*
tletii.
i Ou Friday evening last ab< ui cue
hundred personal liiends called on
Mi. Jacob Walton,No. 217 West Fourth
street, in order to oelebrat »3 his
tieth birthday which event last Fri
day chronicled. A pleasant evening
as socially passed and many congratu
lations wore showered upuu the septu
agenarian, and many happy return s
wished him.
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M''V»-U
.
A lliinaaoniw l iiiuiw he;
A magnifioont china set having 175
pieces, uo v ou exhibition iu the win
dow of Lawtou'ft China More ou Market
street, will be chanced oil at Bt. Mary'H
table, at the fair to be held at the in
stitute Hal), during the coming week.
Twcnty-flvu cents a chanoe will be
charged.
Our Mortuary Llat.
City Registrar Frazer reports 12
deaths for the past week of which 7
were tnaleH and five females , 8 white
and 4 black. Tho wards make the fol
lowing showing: lo the Fourth,2; Fiflh,
3 ; Sixth, 1; Seventh, 3 ; Eighth,
Tenth, 2.
1 ;
Tilt, t-lilp Work..
TIjU improvement Is slowly progress
ing. Workmen nro not. engaged in
sinking au art sian well. Tliey have
already reached a depth of about sev
enty feet and » .at is unusual have
passed through n quantity of ehaUe .
eate spriugB.
Chtl.lmu liatcrtatumcnl.
Th« Christmss vntsrtainmeut by thy
Asbury folks will take place ou the
evening of the 261 U aud not the 20th
as published in Saturday's paper.
i >r.AM>YHl.M VUIMJS QUOTA
) TI4>NN.
W. O. PENNYPACKER A CO..
(Succe«Hor* to J. E. Frlee & l)o.)
Best Fatent flour....
Ob •« o. f amily Flour
(Jholco Sui»eff'ne....
9 60£61Q 76
7.6 j
O.tO
7.60
Wo tr9 paying' to-*lay for Kric.lja cliwice
Wh .ut, fl.66; Kiun, 420; coulee Gum, 6>
10-19 W. (4. PKNNBPAOKEK A GO.
WILMINGTON MARKET.
Uay, loose, per ton.
Hay, baled, •• .
Straw loose, w .
PHILADELPHIA MAUKUIH
FLOUR.
. 18 00; . 19 0
. 10.00ill 0
. H O0a;2.00
superfine
. IS OOiO.76
. 7.001:7.7f
. S.OOuV.OO
. LOCatJO.
.Mira.
1 icy Brand*
l:yo I lour....
OF.AIK.
J
| !
. LOCatJO.
l:yo I lour....
OF.AIK.
.! VTeat...
■r.ti. Amber
. 1.64al.66
. 1.66.11.67
. 1.68a! 60
. .60tt .03
.00;il 00
. .80a .90
. 1.1 Aal.20
. .48 i ,61
. .4rta 47
. o.60a4.60
White
New i
Timothy hay, per hd
Mixed.
r
ftMteOata....
Delaware Oats
U'overseed....
TircoUiy.
. 2.UUUJA6
PHILADKLFliJA OAlTLii UA.UXTI.
Kheep.
iiogs,oorn fad,..
bi«> On'.ue ker Ui
... I3.00a6.00
... t.OOaS.OU
.... 4.0Jafc.u
WILMINGTON QUOTATIONS.
. fJ.OOffi 9.60
. 7.26@ 7.76
. 6.6 ^ 0 76
21.00^23.00
Patent Fiour.
Family FI
Bilkers' F
Middlings
Hunt Fhip.
Bran.
21 00
20.00
.67
Hue Yellow Meai.
1'oarse Meal...
Best Amber and Red Wheat.
.69
i.
public; haler.
U HLIO SaLL.— W til no sold ul public
sale on Wednesday, the 17th Inst., al
tho Bolt and Nut Works, formerly owned hy
t». Ii. Stotsenburg Sc Go . (tills cl y) a Drge
lot of tools, such im punching machine',
cutters, lathes, drill*, pi*nlug and *. aping
machines and all kinds of' tool* commonly
d lU SU 'h business. Sale to c
1 o'clock, p. m.. sharp, when eonditi- . < of
sale Will ne nude known hy
GKO HOE s. OAPl LLE
or ALLEN OAWTHR'tP,
L. W.STIHH 1VI St SON Auctu
t.
at
Con.
12-9
UHLUJ BALE
P
or
LANCASTER COUNT Y <'OWS, CALVES
AND SPRINGER*.
The S'lbsciibor will poll at Public Halo, at
t.heChadds' Ford liotei, Delaware County,
l'a., on
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 18, 187».
Thirty Lancaster County Cows and
*ome fat stock. A credit, of 90 days
will h* given. No postponement ou account
ol weather. Salo t*
N. B.—A lotol ^ ork State Ewoh and Hulls
will bt? ( Ifcrod at Private Bale on Sec. 10 .
AMOS W. HOUSE.
L. W. Stidham fit Sou, Auctioneer*.
minsnce at. 1.30 o'clock.
12 0-tl
gPECIAL AND JM1*. »RTANT
PEKEMTOKY SALE.
$6,0 )0 worth of Fine
TKIPL E-PL ATLI) SI LY E IfW A RE,
and Rogers' Table Cutlery, suitable lor Holi
day me-entfl. Those goods are of the finest
quality, and warranted as represented, sale
loomimenoe on Wednesday evening, at 7%
o'clock, end will continue every day and
evening until all ere disposed ol
THOMAS Al. OGLE, A not.
6 C 0 markets!.
DMIN1STKATR1X SALE.
Will ho pold at public sale, at the auot
rooms of Thomas M. Ogle, No. 6ua Maraet
street, Wilmington, Del., on
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 18tb, I8T9,
A Igiw Library and lot ol misrollsnoous
books ol the estate ol Wm.S. MoCaulley, de
ceased. Also olfl 'o fix ur:t>, o >nafrtlng ol
bonk c• sort, seor*-twry, &o.
THUS. M. OGLE, Au tloneer, 121 -4t
A
F ^UUND.-A hon-eand dearborn were found
last We liKSday iijornl igon the Phil
dolplda Pik ', threu iull-vt from Wilming'.tiU
Th .* owner can procure thorn on application to
Joseph B. Goeaknoar llolljroak. i213-4t-ltw
men i«»Tutin L*t*«uino».
the cjKAnrr itrct;t»riox.
Th« Fr« |»n n iif>nii all mad* — Tbit!
UrandcNt M | la> rvorWIiurHard
lo FlillHdel;»|iin — Th# Wilming
ton Ufhs 4 iiu u .
In Phil t h-lpbia the preparations For
to-morrow a j» * ption ot Mineral Grant
are in many inounces either fully com
pleted oi in a state of forwardness tbnt
augurs w ell for tlm brilliancy of the dis
play and toe haitlue.-s of the uricome
and nothing i«u>afna to he d*dnd but
clear weather to make the denmnstra
tiou a fcueceaful oue iu every particu
lar.
I
The prooecslou will bo composed of
twenty division.-, and ooibrac*, laiUh-g
a fine d if pi ay of the local visiting mil
itary, upwards of a hundred Debts of
th« grand Army of the R.q.uhlm, au
immense representation of the manu
factarers of textile fabrics and of tuos*
engaged iu the numerotH and diversi
fied industries and trades fbr which
Philadelphia is cdebraU-u, a large
uumirer of political, henwolcnt, re
ligiou 4 aud other organizations, and
Government, State nod city officials,
aud will dcJubth'Hs ho tun most import
ing demonstration ever witnessed here.
i ho militia cl this city under com
mand of Major Macallister will leave
the 1\ W. A R. Depot at 7.30 o'clock in
aceompauiel by the
City i.-oruet Hand t The baud has been
engaged by a Philadelphia Booiety
which will accompany our soldier boys
as far a> the Philadelphia depot,
the Delaware
the
morning
Art
soldiers will occupy a
position directly in the rear of the U.
S. Marines in the parade, the Marine
Hand will furnish mu bio euough for
them. About eighty men liiliy uni
formed will turn
nie3.
ut in both compa
^ The Linotdu, club numbering about
200 mtn, will leave ou the 8 o'olock
tram, and the committee. announce
that since the Railroad company have
r»dU(vd their rates, that they will sell
tickets to all who wish to
them. Tho c^ub have had a
pecially res ived for ladies who hold
their tickets which will be the
on the 8 o'clock train. The Rokeby
Band will accompany th* club.
Thomas Smyth, Rest G. A. R.
beriug seventy men, will leav
7 30 traiu. Tickets furnishing free
a .t n 8 port at ion ha7* been revived and
a t pecial meeting of the post is called
for this evening when th* members will
bo furnished with tickets. The Post
have also h cure l a handsome silk flag
which will be > \rried iu the procession.
The P. W. A 15. Company
that they will sell round trip tickets
at 75 cents up till 1U.3U a. in. when the
regular rates will be resumed. The
tickets sold iu the morning at 75 cents
will entitle the holder to return at any
time to-morrow up to 11.30 in the even
ing. Two extra trains will be run one
at 7.30 a. m. aud the other at 8 o'clook.
And it is expected that hundreds will
avail themselves of the opportunity of
visiting Philadelphia to-myrrow.
accompany
car es
rear car
Bum
ou the
announce
The " FIhEi Hawk *'
Tlie ''Fish Hawk," the vessel now
being built by the Pusey, Jones k Co.
for the United States Fish Commission,
was launched ou Saturday morning, at
ten minutts of twelve o'clock,
launch was successful in every respect.
Died of Ncarleflua.
Mr. William Lobd dl, residing at 014
West street, lost by death yesterday his
son, Howard W. Lobdell, aged three
years and ten months. The child had
contracted the scarlatina.
Tl.e
Tick eta to l'lilladelpliln.
Btansbury Murray, the popular bar
ber, III Water Street, will lia
to and from Philadelphia ou Tuesday
next, the time of the Grant reception.
tickets
Local lei ten.
Martin Coleman, oue of the witnesses
iu the Dugan homicide case, has been
confined in the jail al New Castle siuce
June 5t.li last, being 1D0 days.
Friday received from Clerk Bpringer his
lee* lor the whole time he was in jail,
at the rate of *i )«-r day, his board de
ducted. j lie whole amount he receiv
ed was $133.30.
Au overgrowu brute cf the canine
sjiecieM, a sort of a cross between a
starved houud and a board yard, occu
pied the pavement on Market street,be
tween Third and Fourth,last evening,to
the annoyance of p* destrians.
appeared out Third street.
The German-American Association
will give its auuual Christmas sociable
on Monday evening next as its hall iu
the Cape lie building, No. 216 King
street. A very enjoyable time is an
ticipated
Moses Lumbsoit, of New Castle the
oldest sou of tLe late Charles Lambsou,
died on Saturday night last, alter a
brief illness of typhoid fever. He was
iu his 20th year, and wad highly
specled.
A uumber of the gutter plates in dif
ferent parts of the city need readjusting.
Npedestrians are often startled by a rack
et like a regular artilery roar as they
step on the loose end of of
He ou
He dib
re
step on the loose end of oue of them.
Another Wilmington couple were
married iu Chester on Saturday, hy the
Rev. J Crouch, their names were Miss
Jennie Connor and Mr. Jacob Reynolds.
Georg* Z. Tybout, Samuel Guthrie
and John J. Black have taken out let
ters testamentary on the estate of Beu
jamiu B. Booth, late of New Castle lid.
Windsor Lodge, No. 22, Bons of St.
George, nominate their officers for the
ensuing term, to-night, at McClary's
building.
The Board of Health will hold a
special meeting this evening to consider
a nuisance at Lord and Lombard streets.
The phosphate works of Walton,
Wbann 'x Co. are being enlarged, so as
to t&V e iu a sulphuric department.
Claries E. Sparks lias taken out let
te»d testamentary on the estate of Wm.
U. Beckley, late of this city.
Iu addition to the Sinex oase lmt one
drunk occupied Ilis Honor's attention
at Polioe Court this morning.
Next Wodueiday, Thursday, Friday
aud Saturday will be Ember days in
the Catholic Chureh.
A meeting of Irish citizens is to be
held at Bauigerbuud Hall on Sunday
aft»moon next.
Ex-Auditor's clerk, W. U. Curry, Is
able to be out riding after his long ill
ness.
There waa nothing done at Police
Court last evening.
On to the reception will be theory to
morrow ni 1 ruing.
NOritM
Vf
kLIZED phosphates.
A ' irlnrnrt nrrve f /G differs frr-ia all other
t i s it! 11 > p<< .*d offine vital or uorv*
giving: iii iur.
berm, t>- j- ::
human l».n!;
one gy in ».jl
licvndi*: flu v
tholnrnfilcjci
dl cstJon,
< 1 tin
Jmlkrtii
i brum and Wheal
nuMainji th«
Thty restore lou
i of n lud orlxMly, re
i • s, give vitality In
j-r-.MiiM u: i j:»-matron then
iro n» i:iul/ric., u; if f n-vent ron
m m>> ? loi:. I'l.y !(juus have pretxilMMt 100,006
pa*ko"ca.
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11
F. CIt03Uk, Ctd Blxtti Arc., N. Y.
For.ale by 7.. JAM !?1 untT
l or. Cih t.nd liukot Bl*., Y. ilmingtr n, Del.
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N oU'.;k—id eomormuy witn tneprovi
e.ttiiol theaot passed by (lie General
Assembly of (lie State ol Delaware on the 26th
•lay ol March. A. 1*.. 1876, 1 hereby give
I line that au application waa (lied In the Sul
11 or nr (lourt on the SUt day of October, A.
D. - 879, lor a Obarter of lnoorporatlon ol a
Company,called "The Jauea U Webb Print
I. a ami Mjuloriery Company, " u» carry on the
b iM.oBH of the luanulacture ol book*, prints
and ►tatlenery In all Its branches, and that a
draft oi the proposed Charter wan tiled with
ihr> appiioatfon, aud la open to inspe tlon.
CHAN. Jd''ASTON, I'rotin-notary.
New Caatle Octal 1879 lOffi-tr
no.
N otice-the widminoton loan
AMfKK'lation now olfers n«w stork for
silo, ami Is ono ol tbo most dfsIrRlde to join
U own* no real estate, hasn't one doubt (hi In
vestment, has a board ol directors composed
of tie knout Judicious and suocessiul business
man, and inoney is erdilr^ »t very reasonable
n'te«, ollorliik sujxsrior advantaaes therefore
to both borrower and tnvrdor
eveninir ou
12 2-lin
(tall day or
OEOKOKO. M A HIS.
.Secretary.
N OTIOK.—THE WlLlVi 1 NOTON SAV
ING FUND SOCIETY HEREBY
give notice tha on and alter
.1A NT T A ICY 1, I 860 , INTEHKsT WILL lit
ALLOV.T D ON DIM MTS AT FIVE (6
ID K GENT. PFII ANNUAL BY ORDER
OF THE BOARD.
J. Kit nest smith. tkFab.
W-'*l mtNOT oy. lie,. ^870. 10 1 smd
VLEO'llON.
E
FiiistNationai Bask, )
Wilmington, Del., December 13, i8:w. |
Notice D hereby given that the annual
meeting of the stockholder! ol thin i nnk will
be field at the Banking ilouoe, on Tuesday,
tho 13th day ol January, 1880 , bctacf-n the
hours of 2 and 4 o'clock, IV M., for the pur
I»('*e of electing nine stockholder*
Directors the enuuior year. TMH-tf
OKU. D. ARMSTRONG, Cashier.
I NLECTION NOTICE.
Li National Hank Wilming
ton and BHA NDYVVINR,
Doceiuber 12,1879.
Stockholder* are hereby notified that
election for n no directors will he held ut the
Banking House, on Tuesday, J3th day of
January next, between the hour* of a and 4
o'elock. P. W.
I 13 If
RB
O. W. SPARKS, Costner.
N"
i o«k leave io miurm tne pub
Ho that 1 have tncrcBeefl my facilities
for mnnufaiturimr kindling wood, and am
now prepared to turnlrh wind In any quanti
ty lo suit consumer*. I sell the largest tl .60
load in the city. Utveineacall before pnr*
chasing elsewhere. Order* by mail
prompt attention, JOHN PONDER,
8-3 tf foot of Fourth *trwt. city.
receive
N OflOE IS HEHLHY (HVEN I'HA¥
w» have Applied to the Union National
Hiiuk of \V. lining ton lor the Issue 1 1 a ccrtl
ol Ntock, In Hen ol one for
t umber ot share* In the Union
Delaware, In our name, which ha*
ur mislaid. EDWIN JAMKS,
JOS. DO IVDALL,
N T 01 lt:y .—ON AND Air TEH M A j. tffa
j 'ut, 188o the price ol lots in the Wil
mington and Brandywine cemetery will b«
rese veil sections, spiclal rates determDe t hy
the Hoard. Sections from A to Z Inolu lve M
cents per square toot. All other sections"!
cents per
:
O.
th
Hunk oi
been lost
Dec 3, 187W.
12-8 2taw 1
Mjuare loot. Hv ordc r ol the Hoard.
ALBERT W. SMITH, Ktcretftfj.
12-10 • taw 13-1
UlKK
.N
Union National Bank ok Wil
mington, December 10 , 1879.
The annual election Lr nine Dire tor will
be h< Id at tho funking house on Tuesday,
January 1 :.th. 1880, between the hour* of twe
an i lour o'clock In the attermon.
JOHN PEOPLE■» cashier.
Fill
6*4*6* 64A AT.
j^jlOK SALK.-T
eto-y brick house 411
, water ou (1r*l
ay.or sireet, d roo
■i two Dory brick-, n w, Poplar *trcct abjvi
Eleventh.
4 two Gory brick*, new, Walnut itrtet abov*
Eleventh.
DwelliLg U16 Delaware Annuo modern
Improven-entH.
Dwelling 12U9 Jrffur*on Street, 10 room*.
" VafiBuren street bet 8Ui and vtli.
P 0 K«iM 12th sir* ot.
td3 Cbohtriu' mrtot
f.23 Julfer on «t
1128 Wert'1 bird *trco».
Four ih »trc» t
.•t.
Lot
near Pine, 20 by 100 ft.
I onil a ml inu tgage Iro in fiooo t#
suius to suit. A ?q>ly
W. jv cUAULLEYT
i 0 U.1.
iflO.OOJ
to
AGO.
6o(J Market « reel.
V. IlmlDHtoo, Del.
121-lm
P rivate; sale of valuable pro
perty.-The Klinblevllle Hotel and 2k
a-re* ol land, at KimblevlFo, charter
Oounty, Fh. 1st rs;*!e. Terms reasona
ble. Apply to or Add
£
J HN PHILLIPS,
12 21m K i mhlcvl Ho ('het-tcr county, Pa.
F OR SALE.—THE LOT ON"v.7.SIXTH
Greet, adjoining Kt. Peter's Icmale
School, au teet front, 166 Let deep; wi h brick
stable In the rear. Apply to K. N PUSEY,
12 3 ti 002 West street.
F OR KENT—A Ptnall farm of 32 aerrs
with good building*, good spring and
sprlnghou***, 7 mile* troin W.lmlngton on tbs
l.an 'aster Pike, will be rented on rcafouabls
term*, inquire of
MlUHvEL DONOHOK,
12-13 6t* Middle Depot, Wilmington,Del.
JK SALE- A BARGAIN.—TWO TWO
fitory brick housjj* in the eastern partol
tie city. Good lot*, renting lorfrt&Oiach.
Paying Investment.
12 0-0-13-16
F
J T. HEALD,
C'Lyton House Huiidmg
F OR SALE.—A pony i hinton, In wood er
dtr, sold for wuntot use on ro^ponable
terms. Apply at 400 fc. Sixth street. 12 - 1 3-3t*
F VJlt RENT.—A TWO STORY HOUSE
» n the coiner »t Filth and TutnalJ,i tore,
suitable for Bakery <»r mi er htisl Apply
JOHN FULLMER,
641 (>m r go t-t." ot.
F IJI* HJ'Nt — i wo rtt.uiu lu me tuuiket
house No. 307 King strict. Excellent
1 oca don. Cheap rent. Apply to
SAMUEL CL LBFKT,
600 Mi pjf v pmot.
BOR Rt.NT.—A GOODS inJJLL l JvN
i trally situated. Inquire oi
FRIST A ALLMON.
Sev enth a nd Shipley.
F UU KENT.— The dwelling at Southeast
corner of Filth and Jefferson street* at
$12 per month. Apply to G. W. BAKER,
ll-29-ti 4o6 Washington street.
JfjSOlt SALE CHEAP.—A SECOND il AND
Jj wuiion, L-uttahle lur milkman tr baker.
Apply to Win. H.Cole, ut Kiikman's liiery
stable, 321 Ea.-t '1 hiid street. 12-12-01*
to
12-1 C-CFc d
12 0-1 w
B
12-5 3t
Uli RENT.—HOI HE 801 JEFFERSON
th until 2 . th ol
12-10-tl
F
Btrott, lor $9.00 per
March.
F"'r
\LE.—Houm 90; r. Eighth street,
made eaiv. lrquiro at 308 W
9-10 tf
Soveoth street.
WATJUKD.
ANTED. — SEVERAL BOARDERS
at No. 603 E. Fourth St.
W
12-13-0t #
W ANTED.—A QUIET WHITE MAN
wants to rent room to live In ; 1st,
2 nd or fr l floor. AuJress "Tonant, " Rai ia
LIOAIV office. 12-16 0t»
W ANTED.-A SITUATION IN A GKO
cory ii tore, by a young man who ha*
some experience. Address 219 W. Seventh
18- 6-8t #
I.
W ANTED— 700 lbs. of walnut kernels at
F. B. McCann's candy manufactory,
7Lb and Tunall streets
11-22 1W*
W ANTED.-A PURCHASER iOK A
fine «took of dry goods, 1101100 !*, he..
and tho least of the storeroom for j 880 . Good
reasons lor selillng. Address
M. Q, FISHER,
Dover, Del.
aNTEI'.-TEN OR TWELV..'<ioOP
1 arpouteiw at Walton Bros'. Hhelinot
12-16 3t
12 13 tt
VV
Ios Hsiirte.