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THIRD EDITION.
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where
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awiiitutAii} KtiteC
Oeroner Barnhill summoned a jury
mothiin in the case of Nloöoll
iho joung man who wte fonnd
4eail In a dlicb yesterday morning near
■dgemoor Ptation. The appoarauoo of
the body dearly shewn that naha-l been
•track by a train, and U I» probable
Instantly killed. Hie neck, lok arm
f -/< thigh ata broken, the bO'.es of the
protruding through the fi.at, while
his right arm and lug are dldaeated.
There la aleo a wound on his facejast
above the left eye.
When his body *»( , . . _
ditch there was a letter written in Ger
n from bta moib-ar, found la hla
pooket, da-ed Higs. a city of Karafx ai
SmbIo, February -2, 1H38. In this lei*
tac the sz horte him with all a mother'*
•oUottude to lui a good life and ssitle
down like a man. There was also a
aallioad trip ticket from Elgsmoor to
this oity and retorn, one part of which
)Md been used. The only money found
s $2 note and 85 cents in small
ruIns
liam
of
fine
taken out of tbe
Tbeevidenoe of John Hancook, the
«sack walker, was to the eüect that he
•aw a ooople of traoapj pulllcg et some
•king In a ditch some '»DO yard» Bouth
of KJgemoor station about 7.30 o'olojk
wasterday morn ng, end upon going to
«•m place found It was the body of a
■tan. He Immediately sent word to
« Ht oity and Special Officer Jones and
tone other meu came up and took
charge et the remains He did noi
think the body had b*n Id tbu water a
rblle when it was found, as the
poured from tho nose and ears
when It was taken oat.
Evan Davie teatllitd that be rest lee
ml Edgemoor, and that Bauer had
hoarded with blm for tbe past three
months. On Wednesday evening he
•ame home from ibe Elgemoor works,
here he was employtd In tbe draught*
lug department, ami ate his supper. He
then left the house shortly before 6
c'olojk, to
«lty.
The next mo
that Bauur had
and he
could learn anything abo
who attends the tower told him
that there was a dead man in the ditoh,
aad he open going tUerafelt epre that
U was Bauer. The witness thought he
was about 25 years of age,and had been
told by the deceased that his lather was
a Russian, and bis mother a French
woman. When be first came to Edge
he obtained work »s a laborer,but
the witness' son upon finding that he
was well educated, and also a mechan
ical engineer, secured him a situation
In the draughting department where he
Is employed.
On Wednesday be was paid 617.53,
out of which he paid the witness 6'J.öh
lor board. Ibe deceased wae a very
steady, Industrious young mao, and the
witness had never knowu him to bd
under tbe ltHuenceof liquor while he
tooardtd with him. He was under the
Imptehslon that be miisatd tbe train he
Intended to retnrn on, and had started
to walk oar, and was struck wltb a
train. He knew that once before he
mit eed tbe train, and did not got home
until uf'er raldn'ght.
Peter Loner testified that Baser came
, No. 405 King street.abont
P o'ciotk Wedueiday evening,
iuatued until 9 40 o'o.ook, thru
that he va« going to K e t "ome candy for
Mr. Davie' children, and then take tbe
10 30 traiu lor home. Daring the time
he dreuk three
/oar glAKses of beer, but was not the
least under the Influence of liquor,
. From this It Is evident that the de
ceased most have stopped somewhere
else after leaving Kbnei's or he
would not Lavo missed the tratn.
Tbe jury after bearing this evidence
rendered a verdict that the deceased
oamt to his death by hetug struck by a
train ou tbe P., W. & B Railroad
d-r circumstances unknown to the jury
62
tcl^ the 0 13 train for this
If
vi ta
n^ug bis wife told him
I nht been home all night
If he
to tbs station to
1 be
him.
-be
•nd
U
kB
In hls sa>
'»nr
H.
A.
U the sal
h*:
cht
IS"
Tl
No trains W9re running
roads In the upper Michigan penlnsul
yesterday, tho
tie rail
w cauilug the
plete blockade of the winter. The
suddenly
storm
fiercely that trains
station. At various pi
ludians, Illinois and Iowa there w
drop in tbe temperature on Wadotsday
of from 39 to 49 degrtes, accompanied
by high winds and light snow.
In Chicago yesterday morning the
down co zero. The weather
I
lei
able to reach
the
In
aPDsnville, Virginia, yesterday, wa«
intense y cold, with a high wind. There
a light fail of snow in the morn
la«
Nearly all the mills in Woonsocket
R. I .
Hooded up
The Cranberry Meadow dam,one mile
above Esit B.a ketone,MasK., gave way
Haring Wednesday night, cansing two
bad washouts
vision of the New York and New Eng
land Railroad, besides carrying away
oth«*r small dams and three highway
bridge«. The damage is estimated a:
175,000.
A heavy storm raged at Bt. John,
New Brunswick.
shut down, and many
o the aeoond fl
tbe Woonsocket dl
Wednesday night
There hsv« been Baverai waahoute
the New Brunswick Railway.
A wate; famine in New Brunswick,
N J , Is feared, owing to the break in
Ahe water works.
(at
.Parker Las
ein «tern at No. I
tba '
of the sweetest
East Second street
be found lo our city. Ladles
Wish to ahd to tbe a'.traotlocj of
their f diE^h shoo id procure
prietô. • 'Wishes t
may lve him
in
of them.
, aa the pro
kc uli happy who
all. Young gsut'.e
n It tereatcl in fortherlng certain
wrraege uer.:« %n i^arn something
worth k iü*iiiï by oousultiug blm.
»r
Tha
Uu Leap for Lllo
l,tK # Mu^ch 'J3.—Frederick
Westlake, w • aped from the flftb
atory of fhfc K heron flats, dating the
fire there 5 oui!«y m-ruing, died to-day
from bis Id. irb*« ij., WIM 19 yearB
old. Hls a Ruer lost her life in the
aarne Are.
N
toi
Gravi s
freight ira
• 1 Ont , March 23 —A
n the Northern Railway
collided wilh « snow plow cine miles
aonth uf Gr
day. Geori
dale, JH Hrpe
killed aud three
n huref,
tsrlo, y ester
, D Tarkler 8:
»d G.
w
lipin
: -ersseverely ii jurcd.
For own»» *
On
If yo#i are ln w »nt ot t arpots, oil o'oths,
furnîinre and bedding, Adair, No. 416
MarK^t «treet, has the largett
znent and the lowest prices In the city
Also baby 4'.arrlag- fl .
Ooffi-e frf»i ru\sted, cl oice ooft'ee, n
coflee wL ;, % \en yaa drink it, makes
ÿon wif h f u , tUt is tbe kind of
goods we S' :. c: 'ippeji, 5 Ktst Second
atreet
Gee. W I
zoyed to 511
1*1 Le open fjr
w you a
window
U'y hs
Market
bust m
». Use
i
: pape
i
ahadt s ut j -
be '
oval.
The Pickels Stove and Heater Oom
ptiy have DMMed ta 600 Bhfafiayhtmet,
where we are prepared to »how a full
line of cook etov
Guaranteed t) •Ive
this
ger
and parlor stoves,
satisfait 'on.
Call
top
The
and
or
the
and
It
The only oases before Judge .Onm
ruIns tble morning were those of Wil
liam Powell and Henry Wilson, both
of whom were oba,£ed with drunken
, and eaoh
fine of 62 and coats.
• sntsnced to §.zy a
Revira» serrlœs will be held la 'he
Wesley M. K. Chnroh to night.
KIRK'S
tbe
v/^cVûoüd
* *
I'll
I ■
It
a
6
he
he
he
the
bd
he
the
he
a
he
for
tbe
time
the
de
he
a
/
\
/
L*
of
to
ad
be
FLOATING SOAP
THE CHIEF
r ihe -ÜMth, Tollot and Laundry
White and Abeol
ely Pure
keep White Clued Zone
tke iu the
If rrrardHRlerAOrti
vi ta 10 cenu foc bum pie
he
JAS. S. KIRK & CO..
CHICACO.
be
his
CAPITAL PRIZE, 6159,000.
"We do hereby oertlfy that ws snpsrvlr«
-be arrangsmenni for ail tbs Monthly ant
btuarierty Drawings
Lottsry Uo., sod in parson manag«
•nd control tho dratvlngs iMaulrii, an«'
oonduotod with honesty
sss and lo Rood faith toward all partir
authorise the company to aae til
jortinoata, with fao-simUsaof oar slgnztur«.
srtaohsd la us advertlssainats."
The Douiatam
U -v
kB :
0 >
rvtusteiKBsn.
SDJ'.'Mrnefi
pay all Prises drawn in The I,oats!an
tad s
suite lotteries wMon may
'»nr counters.
H. n. «VAI.MA1.KT, Pr
National Hnnk.
PIERRE I.AN AUX, PrCS, Rt»(S Ma
A. HAi.nwis. Prwa. if. n rhur i
CAKI.KOU n,Pres l!ntou Satious
i.Loslstasi
Slow
KPRCCtDENTEO I1TMCTI0I1
OTEB HALF 1 HILUOB tllTRIBUTEt
u
Lonisi&na 8 täte Lottery Compinj
lnsorporatsd in IMS fora« years t>y
Lsirtsliiure for Ednosttonal and Ohan<
parposes—with a
which a reserve fa
alnoe been added.
By an overwhelming pona!
cht io was made a part or tbe present Stab
Uonatltntlon adopted I>aoembsr ad, A. V.
IS" 9.
The only lottery ever voted on aad
dorsad by
tb«
rail
vote Its fran
The
iSe
the
sny State.
postpemu.
Its brand Single Humber Draw
lags Dike piers Monthly, sad tb#
»nd qnnrtedb Drawing«, vegk
lei Ijr every InTes months (NiurU,
Jans, NsppMnbsr end Dsesmber)
A NPI.KflDlB* OPPORTUN ITT TQ
WIN A FORTH» SC 2NII UK AN I
DRAWING, III.ASS D. IN THE AUAI*
KM Y OF MUSK), NEW ORLEANS
TUESDAY, April
Monthly Drawing.
people ol
It never inales
In
wa«
, 1888-11516
Capital Prize, $150,000.
3
mile
way
two
Eng
away
a:
SFkoUse.-'noxets ars Ten Dollars only
Halves, $6. Fifths Vi. Tenths, tl.
LIST
1 CAPITAL PRIZE OF flSO,000..fl»0, «X
1 GKAND PK1ZEUF 60,000.. M,00C
1 GUAND PRIZE OF W.000.. 90,00<
K LARGE PK1ZKS OF 11,000.. 30,00!
4 LARGE PRIZES UF 6,000.. 90.00C
SO PRIZES OF 1,000.. K0,
600.. 26.
800.. 80,
*00.. 40 OUO
.. 60,000
dl
60
200
loo Approximzuon Prises of faoo.. $80,
300..
100 ..
in
IM
-in
100
IMM
1000 Terminal
do
60..
00(
2,173 Prîtes, amounting to.t6S6.ouc
Application for retosto olabs should be
mad* only to the edioe of the Uompany is
New Orleans.
For further information write clearly, riv
ing full addrosfi.PORTAL NOTES. I.iprost
Money Orders, or New York Exchanst
diuary letter. Currenoy oy express
(at car expense) addressed
street
of
in
M. A. DAUPHIN,
New Orleans.La.
pro
who
»r Bl. A. DAOl'HIR,
WashlaKsa, ».«
Udrist Reilstirid Littirs ti
iw ou LEA
NM NATIONAL MANU
Now Oris
REMEMBER
That
Generals
n eharge of tbe draw
absolute falrnesi
ohanoca
possiniy divins
presence o
HenuroK%rC
flftb
the
yearB
the
ar.d Early, who
Is a guarantee of
Integrity, that
equal and that
wnat numbers will draw a Prise.
BKHEHRER
Pris »S Is GUA KANTER
NATIONAL BAN UN
and tl
dent .
rlgnts are rcoognlse l
therefore, beware of any imitation*
noymous schemes.
¥■
al
payment of al
b BT rotin
Now
#e Tickets are signed by the Presl
Institution, whose obaruied
tbe highest Uonrts
the
—A
miles
EXTRA RE-CLEANED
AND CHOICE
CLOVER SEED
416
city
An Extra Fine Article
n
of
Price veTy moderate.
Now is your time to buy.
J. J. SMITH,
511
fjr
a
i 7 jailb and Shiploy Streets
Burned laaCcr.
, 111., March H2 —Early
brand passen
the Ohio, Ill.uota and
Western Railroad was passing Troy
sliltng, ma ont of-the-wey* ride traok
t of Oovlngtoo, lnd.
Ohaui.'
this morning, as the
ger train
dtsoovf red Issnlng from a bole in the
top of a bon
The traia was stopped and the lire ex
tinguished. W beu the doo» sees opened
and the etnoke oleared away 4he body
or a woman was exposed lytjg upon
the door. Her clothing was -scattered
about the enr, and her fleyk'^Uaekened
and bnraed. Later developaaats show
It to bave been tbe body of a»depraved
woman rwaax ed Angelins Boies, well
known in Covington. The ear doors
fastened. It is still •'uyatery
-der
Am
standing
the siding
Mr.
ol
and
and
whether It * as a snlolde,
aonldent, as it Is thought the-woman
may have been drlvtn to build »dre In
tbe car to from fretting, tin night
being eztremely oold.
d Home
B. F. Jackson, of the WUmkcgton
I'll ecd Leather Company, has Jact re
I ■ rntd home bon a aunoessful business
trip through tbetdTew E igland fitotea.
VWe demand for the proa note ef the
owpany Is oonstantly increasing «od
It i% impost tble UM 1) the orders fot^j/or
polae halber ee Cast as they are yo
celnod. Tbe oetohx'f fish this y
greatly ezoeed that nf any prevlozs
seaeo.), and the tannery in till city /hi
now ouncing to its fullest oapaolty.
About 800 tons of -fte fertilizer have
been eold for dellvety this spring to
partie« down tbe Btatc.
pany is uow esubllshed
dation and In a prosperous condition.
V.
and the
a firm faon
SaUls Hilliuaua Wins.
Topeka, Kanear, March 22 —The
Balllo Hillman
trial of
against the Mutual Insnraoce Company
of New York, tie New Y 'tic L ie and
lbs ComeoMout Msitnal Life Company,
to recover 625,000 «u pollolee leaned
the Ilf« of her husband, John IV. Hill
, with Interest far over elgLt years,
has been con eluded,
ad a verdict for the
The defer ee uuarged conspiracy to de
fiend, and claimed that the body ol
Fredeilok A Waters was attempted lo
be palmed eff for Hillman. The case
had been tried twice btJort tie jury die
agretlrg both llmts.
The Jury istnrn
plain tiff for 9<f7,ti50.
rhot utiibirin h« aa. v
Richmond, Ky., March 22 —Ballard i
Broutiou shot and killed J. Gilbert
Dudley, Deputy Bherlff of the oounty.
This afternoou Dudley was In McKou
at the billiard table, when
Broneton walked In, deliberately rested
his pistol ob his loft bad, and without
d fired. The ball went through
Dudley's brain, causing instant death.
Brcb'ton Is a son of Collector of Inter
1 R.venue T. B. Bronston, of the
Kigh'.n Kentucky district He gave
himself up to tbe < (fibers. The trouble
grew out of an a lsged Intimacy of
Dudley with Bronston's wife.
BuuisthlUK Very
Powdermaker Brother*, at No. 6C7
King street au<l No. 705 Wtsl Eighth
street, have Just received an extraurdl
nary fine supply or meet oonrtstlng of
beef, mutton, veal aud pork, for to
w's market This meet is something
tzira, and enengh to oaus-j an epicure's
month to WAter. The Chloago dresetd w
tlnnally,
who
iho advan'a jh of
new
tie
meat is gaming ground
and there
DO other. 1th
always being firnt-claee, and Is so d
considerably cheaper than any »tht-r.
many persons
To be
Tbn
tried bj
U«»i
P any.
f Nlcholal lianer, who
tho Philadelphia, Wi -
mlngton and Baltimore Rvl'road
Wed ne* day night, will bo dtcsnily in
terred
killed
the exp»-r.HO of the railroad
As the young
company,
without friends In this oountr/, It
first proposed
rales tho snicmu'.
needod for hla funeral expeustB by enb
scrip:loo, bat the f e
rsilicad o mpaty has
neoorsary.
aoticu of tho
dereu this
Hr
ployes of a
fneuds to a
bountiful repast of fruit and cake. Mauy
wlshe. were txprt.Kd tfc.t hi.' mli-ht con.
Uuu. lur twenty yt.r. lona.r aul af.ln j
call in bit friends to such a **cat. !
Twenty Yeats To-U»y,
Twenty years ngo today Mr. J. B.
Downey, chief cletk of (leorge W. Bush
iSe Sons, entered their service. Accord
ingly to day he
the tlrm arid Ills nuinrn
I
'ed
(lows Irunn to Utstb.
In
The Cecil Md., Nc
says: — Harry
Boulden who tcusnte a small farm about
3 miles west of Klklou, had
froztu to death duiiog thu bltzzird. Bar.
ncy Moore of the Fourth district lest 31
iue aud Jacob Markoe !
«X
OUO
bend of
Load.
Fall.
A aerlot
Y-eterday whllo George Woodward, a
oarpenter living
Flf*h
•1 Bpr
a ladder fixing
a elgn for F. I'. BeeMon, the batcher st
Fourth and Lombard stretta, ho acoi
denta.ly foil
himself severely.
slrettj, wsh
tbe gruond, Injuring
00(
Cards
out fur the m:
61 Ins Mollle Davis, daughter of Mr. B
T. Davis, of
Albert O. Gray,
be
is
riv
arrlage of
Kirkwood, and Mr.
Wednesday
leg, April 4'.b, at 8 o'clock, at Bu
M. E. Choir,h Thi
Uon immediately after the ceremony at
the home ol the
it
will be a recep
ly married ronp'e.
N
ÜT
i—1. FRRDESHOK
•j owner cf
UliUL
boute ■ tu tied at
Fourih sirsot, in the
city of Wll
New Osstle an«l
of tho General Ae
provldol, d«
shall aypty in
Uoart of General session»# ot
of Delaware In and lor
Uaetle Oounty, on Monday, th» 7th day
May. A. D. I8f8, helug
, for a iloouse for
toxlcatln* liquors in loss quantities than
quart, to tie drunk on
follow lo* respectable
ward rocomo.*nd the
Julius Guuthrr
Jo:-e;.h Hr
I' d ward Mono
Jebn Hsdsr
Daniel j O'Leary
H Zimmermti
O'Si'l
l'ldewsll Welch.
Joseph r Hauer *
Herbert Lange
Dunrad Keller
Joseph uooaiuan
A H fou ta
ml3.8t*
No
First ward of
mlngton. oounty
llelaware,
re#iulrciuDDls
seujhly lo
hereby K've notloo that
writing
the P
o
of the
Ne»
al
Id honae a*
sale therein of In
al
the premises, and
cttlsens of said
anpllotllon. vis:
Jsmoi iCcKeuna
Janiel
■ =-— ■ — -
A
n h
hWIISÄ '* 1
J II Welch
D Hut»5i
Job Medea.
Alfred Walton
G o Mieliilokeu
Unas Uorrig&a
Uoorgo s inck
Er
FKcDe.FI JK W. HtHL.
AM'£D— À HMAK1 ' HjY AH »UT
17 years of ago, good
rk in a grocery
W
«s
Address H.,
CALIF0RNIA.
ôpeçlsl Parlies. Biml-Monthly. Free
8Dej>lng Cars. Cheap K*
Rjj .e. Address E JAWLEY, General
Esst
B ukhani
Ascot, 3'i9 Brjadwsy, N. Y
U. W. OARR, 402 Ooailnut
deiphla,
Iioket Ageut.
, Phi la
any RxUlmors »'c Oaio
J29-IX-16S
MAKKIBO.
KEADEK-PATroN-Un the Sid InsL at
thovCt. Unoe of tbs bride's sister, Gas
and Kircud atrssts, by Her. J 1«. Brim.
Sober, header and tttat Patton, beth of
this any.
1M HKMOBIA.
▲ PK1BHD.
I.ln«w sj'o-tfolly In crlbed HHOVT frlsadf,
Mr. I^ewss tlravssand f mliy, on tb* es^ui
ol ttaslr-dsa« 1 ons. woo Ml aatasu
Marc hi 18bH In Uis Ailk year ol it or age.
Uow many haarta are erasbed, her? mazy
bornot ars randotad d«aslats, «ban a obar
Isbad levod aoa U oallad from aartk away,
and tks aad reality la with na that wa shall
narar aso bar rnora Hba waa a IovIdk ws«a
and mort ar, a feind friand aod natKbbor.
Their lose
sa-rsd to lecskvs eomiort
from mstul lips; bat that« Is One that ear
altord at andaut eoniolatlea In this thalr
great HW *.
Yes, ahc-is dsad—ths dear ons,
_ bo lavai and cbsrUbad and ia rasas il
wboss prsssnes bars bath basa
bisst.
The
assnn^sbt
tbs hoaa
Aaoibac if ok Is broken
Again your baa
Cb! you
bsvs bean bsradt;
almost daiolatr,
For ene-ef the dear ones has left.
Twiss, tbrtoo before anweloome deatk
Hath visited with ruthUsshend
Yoor bousohold bearib, and taken heuoe
Home numbers of your ehtrished bs*d.
Aad now lila messengsr oath called
On you to yield the dearest op;
Ch! »ou »K truly mad*, to drain
The dregs it deep afhlotion's cap!
Yet there i*:»y an id yonr grief,
A biersed hepe your herrt: Ic chc;.,
It is the evidence voa have
Uf meeting Jo a brigater sphere.
And tbousb y* a feel 'tis bard to meet
This dispensation ofyeurdod,
Cb! mai- you bow wltb humble hearts
To Him and His e^aitanTcg rod.
WILSON'S
Cu;«rtaklng rooau, Nc. #18 King Ht
Tiumom Siomàl, 100,
Open »11 night.
1. A. WILSON,
Fanerai Ulraetev
V/M.B.SHARPS CO
MOURNIKC
—AND—
v
i
BLACK FABRIC.
Nan's Y oiling,
Henrietta
Oonvent Cloth,
Tvlootlne,
MervlIU
I'Mlunere,
»rap O' Aima,
Bateens,
Uonrtaald Crapes,
Olartetta,
Batin d'l.yon
Ln-ll.: im»th,
Natta I.uxor,
UroaOrain Bhadasstfr
The Bost Blaok Ooois to Wear.
The Best Black Coeds to bay.,
The Best Assortment Eero.
F0ÏÏBTE and UABEST STS
w ;i
UEHirra HAL.K.-BY VIRTUE UFA
directed
' writ of l.evarl Facias to
11 be exposed to r shllo sale, at tho hctol
new cîouplcd hy Fredas A. ttiunreco.
Newporr, to UhntUena Uandrtd, N
tie Uounty, Del,
i'.
UN rUUKBDAY,
1 AY UF APRIL-, A. V,, 1BSS,
At 10 o slsok, a. m.,
TbEXTll
-
The following described real estate, vis:
All those
ated
ro certain tracts of lend, sltn
i reek HandreJ, New Uastla
<1 fitste of Delaware, Doaodsd
■
•1 deiorlbed
No 1. liaginnlna
lands cf .1
son s land, south
net oses
s stone adjoining
wn
1S4 « 10
oak tree ed lacent
lsnds cf Rpence L hmd 1er. thence by said
Ohsndlsi's land, s.uUi f«,^ deg rare, east 149
o usrobes to a orcsr walte oak adjoining
Ullam Urackiu'j land, thecoe by said
ckln's land,
Wllein. tbenoe by
^degress.
Hr
In part, anl pertly by lend
Swltbln Chandler, north 84
a ounsr :
, thencs by land of Mtmutl
gooiory, tnete next three dooms, namely:
North three end one-half degrees, esst 1»
perches, north 4:1 degress, east ih perches to
a poplar tree, and tbenee 19 perohos
a middle of tbe pabllo retd leading from
HracklnvUle toward Bel Clay Croak,
** "• 'S'
j ta..«. »I«.« »td wtlmln^tin
! degrees, wert lOfl perches to a ooraer, and
thence north. S6 de^reer. K. 4.T4-10 j
tl a
degrees, east MH p »roues
Ish c
the
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ILES LAMBSON^Wi
by
st
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herUPs Office,
S HERIFF'S BALE—BY VIRTUE OF A
will bvexooeed^tu putjllc' i! ' . m l t ' t '} lre '| tr t <1.
V»
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of
ON FRIDAY,
THE Gih BAY OF APRIL, 1688,
at 1 o'olook p. m.,
at
it
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OILKW ÊAMBHO:
! HjcrlfTe uo«#.-, Wllmlnuto»,
rtf
a*
In
Blankets. Kobes,
Harness, Trunks,
and Bags.
No. 509 Shipley St.
Trunks and Harness Re
paired at short Notice.
O. P. MAHONEY
- No. 609 Shipley Street.
RANTED—TWO FARM
HANDS
: I
tl#
J^OR r B A LE Ol i RENT—ON K A BY
Y
Wllllh
la
W ANTED— A 1Î# >Y 1 ) RUN P.R
r *uds. Apply at 60S Marzet st. n»23 2it
FOURTH EDITION
Dots.
Mr*. UoOlaln of West Chester, Pa., le
visiting her daughter In this city.
A specialty In sogar cored beef at
Puwdevmaker Bros., 607 King street.
Mrs. I... Schmal 1 of Reading, Pa., is
visiting friends In
I T-^rst*"* 1 " *" °° Dfluad 10 hl * r00 " b f
Campbell's dry goods store has been J
removed' from 210 to 216 Market street.
All tbtDataware Division trains are
average of fifteen minâtes late to
olty.
day.
G. W.Ckodley is busy removing hte
stock to his new plaoa of business, ia
the Mornlo a News Building.
FI. B. Stone, laud scape gardener of
Clifton Heights, Fa., has removed to
this city. %
Senator 4?ay end ez Congressman
Lore will attend the Americas Ulnb'e
ball in Philadelphia on April 3d.
James FcdJLgan and his sister Annie,
»- this oity, ere visiting friends ia
West Chester, Pa.
JMiss Dotle,6vnghter of Grover Levis
of Doe Run, Chester County, Pa , is
wletting friends !n our oity.
/•»drew WUkelm, residing
ley street aboveifourtb, Is oonflned to
his bouse by tlokoets.
Severn! Wllmtogton sportsmen .
dookhtg In tbe vicinity of Delaware
City and Port Penn.
IVwtU.bas fish sur oysters of all kinds,
In the Washington Street Market. Give
him a naif.
Bugar-oured KausaeClty hams, lOols.
a It. F'owdermsker BeOS., 607 King and
705 W. llghth street.
E J.
■tore of
Third street.
Rev. James Conway, of Port Deposit,
will preach aezt Sabbath In the Pres
byterian church at Smyrna.
Two good firm hands may find em
ployment by addressing "Farmer,'*
ibis office.
In
Mo.
Bhip
Magee hes portiresed tbe cigar
O. fi. Montgomery, No. 4 Weil
Brandywine Castle, No. 11, K. G. E •
will hereafter n.66t
la the Hark ness
Market «troets.
Bishop Carlls has purchased a lot In
8onth Wilmington, on wblob aOatLolio
church will bo erected
necessary fonds can be obtained.
Wm. H. Brady, E*q , has purchased
from Robert Craven tnu ssloou and da
turas corner of Freut and Poplar
streets.
t on Frldsy tvenlng
Lulldlusr, Tenth aud
■a tb.
J. I). Carter has purchased tho old
Third street below
elect lo building
Lombard, and will fit It up for a brass
foundry.
Rev. George H. Bmtth,the first pastor
of West Presbyterian Obarch, will stop
at the Clayton Hooee this evening,
being on his way North from a trip to
Florida.
Don't fall to call at floor and feed
etoie, oorner Fourth and King streets,
for choice brands of floor, feed, garden
seeds, etc. ; orders promptly atitended
to; phone oslJ No. 408. R. P. Janvlei.
Joseph H. Kirk, P. M , of Blanton,
hae purchased »he well known trotting
mare Nellie It. The price paid Is
f'2 600. He piopoees to make the dr
on it of raoee ae soon as the season
opens.
Rev. J L. Ettlln has removed hls
family to D.l wortbtowu, Pa., aud will
oomtnenoe hls pasterati of the Presby.
t-rlan Chnroh at that plaoa the Aral
week In April, hls term as pastor of the
Church of the Redeemer In this city —
plrlcg at Easter.
The remains of George Dutton, who
died lu Philadelphia on Monday last,
will be Interred In Klvervlew oemetery
from the reridenon of hls nnole,William
McCracken, No. 1237 Walnut atreot, to
morrow (Saturday) afternoon, at 2
o'clock.
HboottoK AfTray Rear »anvllls.
Danville, Va., March 22.—There
w.i» tertllil.lr»*»lT »t 8tok.l»Dd. ih.'.Ip«
junction ol th« DaDTlIl. and New
KiT.r Kaiircad with the Btoj-mouJ and
Danville, six miles from here, yester
day. J. H. Blackburn, a prominent
farmer, waa warranted by J. J. Hen
uerson, also a farmer and keeper of a
small oountry store, for a small store
account.
Blackburn also warranted
Henderson on a nota for sixty dollars,
which he had bought from tbe original
holder. Yesterday was tho d*y set for
trial of tbe warrants before Magistrate
G. B. Vos«, at Stoke land.
While waiting lor the arrival of wit
nesses Henderson was oonverslog with
of the witnesses, and Blackburn
passing by, heard bis name called out,
stopped and asked if they were talking
about blm. Henderson drew a 88 caliber
Smith 8c Wesson from hls pocket sud
said: "Yes, I am talking abont you,"
thru fired on Blackburn, and attempted
to fire twice more, but tbe pistol snap
ped. The ball »track Blackburn In tbe
left breaat, passed
tirely through bis body and oame out
at the shoulder blade. Two men rush
ed npon Henderson, bnt be tore him
if loose and ran to the woods and made
hla escape. Blaoburn was carried home
and lies In a very preosrlons condition.
the heart
A
<1.
Ki-üecrtttry McUaiiucn'eGoioeu Wad
ding.
lion. Hugh McCulloch, cx Secretary of
e United States Treasury, and Mrs.
McCulloch celebrated their golden wed
ding at their home In Washington Wed
nesday. The occasion was marked l»y a
general family reunion, which included
their children and grandchildren. Many ID
presents, Including a large quantity of
flowers, were received. In the tvenlng a 1
reception was held at which a large uum- I
ber of persons congratulated Mr.aud Mrs I
McCulloch. Among those present were !
Secretaries Bayard and Whitney, Gen.
S heridan, Speaker Carlisle, l'ost-inaster i
nil Dlckloioo, Stnalor« eiieraia»,
Culloai. Vinca, Morrill, U.rlpb, U.wle,;
Dawes, Chandler, Sawyer, Pu«b, Bowen, 1
Babin, Horatio, King, Gen. Roseneraus,
and Admirals Porter and Worden. Many
Ol tiro KCntlcmcn wer» »ccompanle.l tiy
Udlrfl, and tbe tollt te« wer« ttr, hand
Usd a Wonderful Escape.
Dayton. O., March 21— A heavy
Dayton, Fort Wayne and Chicago I
freight, rnnnlng twenty five mile, «n
hour, duhed Into» waaon in which :
wer« riding Henry Welffenbach, John
Jennie and Joseph Frank, at Tate's 1
Hill, this afternoon, and tearing the I
horse from the vehlole, carried it a
quarter of a mile and dropped It dead
t»y the side of the traok. Marvellous :
were hurt. 1
the
<"
The Mi
to *ay, neither of the
The wagon was shattered.
!
Knteruklnment To-Night.
This evening Philadelphia Castle, No.
0, will give a grand musical entertain
their ball, Fifth and French'
streets Talent has been secured from
Piii adtlpbla, and also this city, so those
who atU;ud will be sure to pass a pleasant
evening.
BY
Hu »(»per Luuch.
Harry Feldnaelr, of tbe Felton 1
ffuuse, Second and Walnut streets,
will have the first snappor lunoh of lhe
sp.-od to-morrow nl.bt, »nd 'bvHt.all
2it
I Lis IrleucLs I j call and try It.
£J.HAHD UFKUA. HO I B*.
The success of all anacietsss. Hsiern
Of the lerorltoi OMB WEEK.
Biz n Igbts and thr»e maUatss.
PE.07ESS0E IX Jf. BRISTOL'S
J
SSSE i M ARCH 26.
ook.nnd Wsdnsiday.
' iiltsraoon,at i ao.
sr/eranlng st so'el
'rfday and (Saturday
kUUCSOUUHIlUULDM.
22 Educated Hones 22
Dr.
PONIES «U MULES.
8PBCIÂL.BAMD .cd OBCttMTRA.
ÔTÏL!
Piiiladdpi.il Caf.tle,No.9,K.G,E
Will bjid a
«UNU MIUCAL HNÏÉ11TAI N MC K T
In thstr hall, Fifth and Frensh straete,.m
F KIDaY tVEMjVU, MARUU M,
R o'eio:|k ahary.
Admistfoa M and M
reserved seats.
eooants. For«,
s and Oo 'g,
Mo. 4U Markst Street.
who
of
1
Adalat Ion U
BSt-Jt
Fun! Fun;!! Fun!!!
run OLD «Nil VOIINU.
OriflMh-a M.rry-Go llouB*
Md Shading Rink.
AT ELEVENTH A MAIM ISON MTS.
Ladlss fret. AdtutLinn, 10 senti.
Upen afternoon and svsuia«. )M-tf
%
m
w j ■
jyv
A. C. Yates & Co.
BEST MADIi
CLOTHING
In Philadelphia
—FOB—
MEN AND CHILDREN.
Sixth and Chestnut
LEDGER BUILDING.
- ^ vr-TTV),
Small Bottles, Large Bot
ih.'.Ip« HqK.Pmto Pin,,
, > 3180 llall fmls p rintt,
Quarts and Gallon cans
Phil lips & Kane,
B«i*le Manufacturers,
to
we
No. 5 East Fourth 8t.
Between Market and Kiug.
N UTKJEj—1, JOHN ll ADAMS, 1 UK
owner of the house situated at tbe
eoaihweei »orner of Eleventh and Kirk
wood streets. In the Eighth ward of the
oity of Wilmington, oonnty of New Osstle
and State o* Delaware, in oompllanoe with
the ream repeats of the aots of the General
Aseembiy Ih snob oaso made and provided,
do hereby klve notloe that 1 shall apply in
writing to Lhe Court or General Sessions of
Feaoe end Jail Delivery of the State of
Dolaware, In and for New Castle County,
Monday, t^ie 7th day of May .a. D. HW 8. he
court, for a license
tavern, for the
In lees
runk
nejet term
for #ald huare as
sa'e therein of tntoxlo»ting U
quantities than
the premlien,
Inn
e i
quart,
following respeotabl«
ward reoommena the said
oltlsens of
applteatloiD, vti:
Wm H
Anlrsw
A H CroB«*rove
?a HrtM
Andrew
11 W Ma(iu
Ur
MuiSm*
Joseph
ID
Aalrew'Moo-^e
1 n *'* 88t '
I V-rm"Vo*.i th hm a is . . ».
I N°îîit ftSÄIf l/S.*
! vi.isgejf orsrlsron, Nshool ïîm lots Nos
»®d Ä. Christiana au known sis ml
i *bt hotel in tho ojunty of Nsw Osstle
w, "i
ïiî!^Âa 0 iïV!Sl 0 i."%" l !ÏSS l
1 do hereby Rive notion that 1 shall apply I
writing to tho Ocurt of General Hsssloaa ol
? nd J *' l JhjRvsry, ol
tl« üôîntî^ cbThuII."
X ' llTini U "
Uourt.for a llosnse
tavsrni for the sals therein of Intoxloatln*
be drujn^on^he^rïmiMS.^BdÏÏJîînJwing
r®"P««Ubie ottiseu»of said dlstriots reoou.
I appboatlon, vu-,
riYeu Mo'üf.lV SÄÜ'iTüf 4 n
: IJ.m, wî K J , " 11
M'oeiel i.uMy llmcthy Mc «m,»
1 ^ichàei vuk wiiitam Hoity 7
I .ihïÂ7»"ÎL.. John Kerby
a TbouUsToy^ jShati i J *nî. n,#7
Jamus ihompaon oûQ u Dynoh
: ma3at» THOMAS J. LAWLESS
1 "—r-—
W Oofe
Uei H Cantwell
Lemuel K Joats
.itasph P v
TH Fcnnenore
Hsa| I
W Ha
J ohn A Diwson
P L?Huger
n 1
D I
nth
t
H?r.y
Roheit (took
r Dswlre
T w cio men
Joteph Horner
JOHN Cl. ADAMS.
■aid house
To
In
ble
for
ter
sell
K»
! uieii meeting nights from Motday to Frl
W »1 rsmovo to Harkuess' Building
tsk*no;ios. WA1.u. u. bUARPLk^N
** Master of»celSrus
ZT
Ing,
CHLU) MALE-WILL HE HI 1,1, *T
auotlon.ou Friday and Saturday
unisnoing at 7 o'sh cx, et.ck
, copper wsro and oil e oths.
A. OtlAMHKK^.ii:
1». W.btldham A .Son,
Bl
'K stieot.
1
W
u, |*r
ÿyA NT ED -KO A BDnîflï 81,7 W.
ANTED
A .GIHL KOtt GEN
lew
«
for
of
«1
OB
«I
<0
■
left
.
O b ft
WÔHTH
SeXdiK^Foh
Dr. J. H. 8CHENCK lias pnbllshod
A NEW AND BLABOHATB
BOOK
the Troatmeut and Cure of
CONSUMPTION,
UVEP COMPLAINT
*«o DYSPEPSIA
which will be mailed FREE to all
who want it.
of any
liable to any of tbosa diseases, send
n&mo und address (plainly written) to
Dr. J. H. SCHENOK A BON,
1 38afflo this paper.) Philadelphia, Pa,
It yon are.
know
1th,
who is, afflicted
t
ton
•'ou
tog
leas*
the
Will hold anothtr auction tale
of
d
like
was
hlm
n.
du
i
his
DRY GOODS,
CARPETS
—AND
MATTINGS
TO-MORROW
of
wl
he
Saturday Afternoon.
Henry D. Cranor, Ex
o
and
him
of
-
Mr.
bden
L.
New
I.
sent
The
with
hls
Which?
Which do you want—
heavy or Spring weight#? In
this sort ol weather it's
pretty hard lor a merchant
to tell just what sort oi
goods to put forward. Prob
ably the better plan is to
have all kinds at hand, as
we do, then there can be no
contusion. If you want a
Spring Overcoat, however,
please notice our new goods,
just in, from $5 up. If sea
sonable, we will tell you
more ol them later on. We
have some special bargains
among them.
of
log.
sida
the
the
bead
ami
to
HARRY HART,
at
ThbN. Y. Clotihxo Mfo. Comtant,
No. 316 Market Street.
St
In
C. F. RUDOLPH,
Markbt and Fourth Strxktb,
Has. without doubt, the finest col'xtionof
ETCHINGS and PICTURI
SRTISTIB r- IMES
AiblUoB
To bs fonnd In the city, now
In hls art gallery.
PICTURES FROM 75c. TO 6300.00.
Diamonds, Jowelry, Watches, and every
thing else in hls line at the Lowest Possi
ble Prices.
dlO
W K HAVE SOLD MOKETilAN VIVE
times as much
Cotton Seed Meal
This season than we did last. Jost re
ceived another
for this season,
ter place their orders with
sell out.
»ud
, which will be the last
Our customers bad bet
before
■a
TATNALL BROS.,
No. ioi Maryland Avenue.
TELBPnONK 81.
m2'J
W ANJLD-HY A8TUIJJSWT t»r THE
Philadslfhla MaiUii Aoadsny. a
lew S3t ol ira ( n e'.'h r }hoo cr or*ar;
coal
«
OfTHEKTifl.
,fc * tipetio Tu
Ornrro, March 2».-Th« v , -
vioUjns of the thesue flîï® f '«l
for Identlfloetion to < ay Xu*' 1 **
rending sosm»» Whr ' y l.„ hl * L > te
»Mee tbe bodies ih«resr ^T d '
nsreoocBl gable remain,
Jeots bave been organ-?* # f / r,! |
of the families of the £ I*'i r ,«'* e *
It Is reported that V { ®*
gnd Englishmen warn bn.,, ^ mnrla
origliatrd from the bluwiTJ
PVSlooted gas Jet agaltm # * C
jlhesoer.eahiittrsan- Uj,
«1 tolu.«U' CQ,Ä," '
oould .«.Ob it tb. #mru,
OB th., Ugfc Ttcr.
■nod lately. Wfta »P*cie
la tue ohesner
atterdanoe was
««.'•ta, Ino.udtog^ujîpç 0 ^
•ml .look porter«, wtt) „*, "'7 M
«I down tb. w*.fa.r Z 1 ? 1 . «
<0 '. •i*. 4 ««'. n,l "K their «„Vi
■ td knln. ud m„cii,„,, a ' 'J
tuelr way io t re front. y *
C iris, ohlldren and wom**
•MI|J bntobrreil. Tte
or'Wdwl, .a »Itr.uiv. u
»•t"* prOMnttJ. A,, TÎJ'JJ
wor« Ibi On«.i j«.,,, , ur
oeadon. Taeir olotbes, wtuh -i
left Id their dr ess In a ran I?
. *, b * ""Pony >« comm.,.,,,
Urdl, .nd «u pi.,io, . uc ,"!
olgh.sln Madrid. The p, l:e; -,
teess saved herself by j.J ; *
window. The other mimbmTf
company found au IM y «J J
slreet. 7 fIlt
B»Thc burned theatre,
ruerly a cirons, wav
wood. The authorities nr# b W
O b ft utldlng r0hlli3t, Ud
*" r * Utbn
Iks
mai
Hr* fc
»bleb
ooDDiroiig
UJaus Bprsrke:,.
WASCIKOTOM, M«rch SI
Bpreokele, who arrived hers «n
t -day took In tbe bight# 0 f \7 m
ton and talked fuely with L'i ns
oallete. He Lai ooms to inm
•'ou as regarde his pr?J*e:r>fMuS
tog a sniar refinery in th. But sni
he has given uo «.xur*,i: ua g
leas* preference for e» 7
the blizaerd Lei d«;ejod tl»
mente very oimld«ub;j, % t A
censed tbn lots of sevrrsi Uta
morrow he will eppesr b
Home oommltteo on rrs-r.uc'jp
his vises ooncornlcg iui
- 1 .
d
trnsts.
When asked u his cieiia
visit to Baltimore he s&id hs
like to go there
was
mast be enbjeot to the oemstdi
hlm in Washington. Heisldti
n. t protract his itiylu Hi ina
longer than was t.
obtaio the rf
Bpreok les give« the Imp:
du euninat!
tlrely by practical »
i loi s. He will run
tutfar trait and w.'l eitcbilra
duetry la whichever city h#
oilers the best pro«i»"
his Investment. II»
Bitnrtsy, t*s|
0eruiit7 as tu tbs' Mt'j
« r, tt* I
qnlsltd infjrmi'iz
Wllt h.
il
lU OpfKVltlN
id« of s.'*ia
_ _I cxprrttfd t
condemnation of tbs ao:lou d
Treasury D-parturti nndcr J
Bhermau, In Impilr!
tsrests of Baltliuore. Hswll
fullest comldcratlon to ùe u
of Baltimore, bit,
wl 1 pat hls rt
he can make tie
x S to think It !irp<
market as aootsslb.o a
e H{M
b.i rpoi
flurry wbtreks U
it r.infj.
: Pk
poNlSkl
o ntre of sugar prodmiloa. 3'
bsglad to Interobang* view« sit)
and all the o
him
mire when be visits ibstd'.f.
thrr poluts which li
Ith the basIneM nua of
UaDgeroo-tiy 111.
James L. Vsl.snDUtsir. »;
of the pcrcti at Newark, D.isvR
- of the —■ -f " m \
lying daegeronsiy 111 In PbilsK
Mr. Vallaudl^hsm fans for s oui
bden sutteiir.g * i:h rhcmusilRM
shoot a month ago deveiupsd »4
ralys'.a. He w*s remuvsti so
deiphla hospital In hopes thiikl
reoover, but a despstob rec-lml
friends yeetardey reports LTaRj
lngrapRly. Hls father, tbs 1J
L. VallauiUghsm. ofh'svM»'^
brothers, F. N VsllsnJU^J
New Y .rk Mail aod Kzpr«'», +
I. 8. Vsl andlghsm, of 0Ji*|
sent tor and are with tbs»in «*|
The news of bis Illness
with expressions of gnalum
hls many friends In this cllfi^
resided some yesri ago
r
and Wif* 1*«»
Port Jibvis, N Y,
bridge at Milford, el * m i
of bei*, wasosrrlfid a»6f
gorge lu toe D:!aw»re fl« r
log. The tollgste k ' 1 e P et t , l(ll
sida of tho bridga eod hi* »»•]
the other when it wont cn.
pr
P"
Korge had formed near
the water Lai beon r " onl "f.?3
S'mo hours Whin lbs jofgJH
bridge was swept away * D *'a]
The loo went ont of I« 'JJJ3
morning early from ^
bead water»', and uo dM6J -
bended hern. Booth of .. Jj
sylvauia Cats art* 11»^^ JJj
ami mnoh daioa?e l a« 1_
river is the tigh.»: it h«
to he for many y»
■
In
TSBJf
at Ike RaruBLioA» ofle«
10 o'nloo*
ir.
»•
25'
20 u
n- w«m* b
J,i
i
To-morrow P r ""J5L,far#
rather warm-r.
cloudy, followeJ hf 1
rheof tempsranu •- _ j
Ua Ml» U,nl '. nrt
H. D. UiH, Ihr ct-»^
ö:Cind
Ü«™«.
paper In the ii f- , -,i ti
St praotiosl
when promised- *, . V||1 et«A
In thd number— 11
lit
cheap and pro®P • " uM
"».Tf! 1 »>" SP
Hol», 213 We»> J
( »al
f
J
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m
Notwltbri.n" 1 "* , M ,,
w»ti..i, ro»A
»ud T.riotl'* 1,1 "
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L»it .'en 1 ,"'.!, .ffl'® 11 ]
■a t:d by bl *
Dolaw.™ E 1 ' 3 KJ" EttK *"
rare pepP® r T
d Âî
coal
gt'.'UUM