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The daily gazette., 1879-09-26
Police Cases

ESQUIRE O'Niel in the absence of May
or Almond conducted the police hear
,ngs last evening.
The first called was Patrick Kelley,
who is addicted to drinking too much
"iire water" in consequence Of which he
gets elouriously drunk. In that condi-
ton lie was arrested yesterday and last
evening lie was required to pay 80 cents
and costs for h paslime.
The next case called was William
Ruth, who was charged with selling
meat i'm the street markets in violation Of
the recent city ordinance, which requires
all farmers who raise their own cattle,
and slaughter them f'r the purpose Of
dispos ng in the city market to first pro-
cure licen e. .
The first witness called was Charles
Cannon, Clerk of the Market, who testi-
fled that he asked the defendant to show
is license, and complying Herewith he,
(the witness) found that the license was
made out in the name Of John Tweed.
A number OF butchers were called as wit
nesses, who testified that the defendant
had been a butcher for number OF
years, but had lately been in the employ
of Mr.. Tweed. Geo. Reed testified that
he saw the defendant selling meat from
a v agon on Wednesday last, and that
Ruth told the witness that he was selling
meat for another man.
Mr.. Norton, ex-member of City Coun-
c,l from the Eighth Ward, who framed
the ordinance, testified that the Ofdi-
nance was passed for the benefit OF
farmers who raised their own stock, and
slaughtered it for market purpose.
| s. A. Macal lister, Esq. City Solicitor,
appeared for the CITY, aud stated that a
license issued to one person, could not
be used by another.
The defel dant stated that he was in
the employ of MIR. Tweed not as butch
er, but as man of all work.
The aching Mayor impo5:d penalty
of $40 and costs.
John Tweed, the employer of Ruth
was next arraigned on the charge OF
purchasing cattle and after fattening
them slaughtering and selling them IN
market. He was also required 10 pay
$40 and costs. after the examination OF
the witnesses in the Ruth case,
Harry Dawson, next occupied the
lock on the charge of assaulting with a
razor, Atwood Carpenter, col. A pen
atty of So and costs was imposed.
This morning, Mayor Almond presid-
ed at the he arings, and disposed Of one
case, that case being Warner M. PaxsOu
who was arrested by officer Taylor
shortly after IL O'Clock last evening on
the charge of being drunk and disorder
lv, on Fifth street, between Tafnall and
West streets. The defendant was re-
uuircd to psy 81 and costs.
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BriefLOcalS.

At the meeting of City Council last
evening, William II. Lee was elected
uperintendent of City Hospital.
Henry d. Evans, the defeated Rapub-
lcan candidate for City Council in the
Fifth Ward, gave notice TO City Council
that he would contest the seat of James
Carmichael, the successful candidate.
Barlow, Wilson, Primrose & Vests
mi nstreis at the Opera House tomorrow
evening.
A large number of our citizens went
TO Dover this morning to attend the
State Fair. .r
A colored man died at the City Hos
pital last evening.
There was only one case before the
Mavor this morning.
"H. M. s. Pinafore" at the Opera
House on Monday evening by THE
Church Choir Company,
There was a slight accident on the
Delaw are h. II. yesterday.
The new Council transacts consider
able amoupt of busine 8 without long
and tedious debates.
Two cases ef selling meat In the mar
ket contrary to ordinance were tried al
the police he arings last evening.
A pumber of our manufactures are SO
taxed with work that they are compelled
to build additions to their shops.
The report of the Water Commission.
ers else " here in this issue, will be found
to be interesting reading matter.
The State Fair at Dover closes to-day.
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We wish to Cali the E.n.oa.,

attention of the public to DR., M. Sen
vielle the eminent French surgeon, who
has made such wonderful cures Of cataFrh
asthma, bronchitis, and chest diseaees.
ONCE at No. 216 W. Fourth street VIII
mington, Del. lTl : 49,
The following extracts from influential
Foreign journals will speak for them
selves: ! -
From Paris Medical Gazette IF one
thlng more than any other WAS needed
by the medical world, it was some me-
thod whereby that terrible class Of dis
eases known as lung and bronchial affec-
nons could be successfully treated. We.
believe the vacant mich has been filled BY
or. Souvielless invention aud suceessfui
construction of his Paris Spirometer. It
seems to be the acme of perfection In
the treatment and cure of the above dis
eases. q
From the French Republic. In this
the afternoon of the 18th century, when
science and art arc making such migbtvs
striues, 1t is pleasing to note the impetus
which SCIENCE has ri.ceirAd-b-sAbofossvsvs.
is conveyed direct to the lungs and
throat, bringing those heretofore dam
gerous diseases under the complete oon-
troll of the operator.
From tie AUSTRIA Royal Gazette DIR.
Souvielle's radical departure from old -
tablished rules in the treatment Of lung
and throat complaints, is causing quite 8
Hutter in the medical profession. Old
and well established rules for the treat
ment of diseases are fast crumbling away
and giving place to more potent remedial
agents. His grand discovery marks .
mile stone on the march Of medical re-
form. r..- .ii fit tiS AZ
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4 CONTEST IN COUNCIL.
THE REPUBLICANS SUCCEED IN INDU C.
ING MIR. EVANS TO CONTEST MIR.
CARMICHAEL's SEAT.

THE REPUBLICANS SUCCEED IN INDU C.
ING MIR. EVANS TO CONTEST MIR.
CARMICHAEL's SEAT. ~
At the meeting of City Council last
evening, the expected contest in the Fifth
ward came up in the shape OF petition
(presented by MIR. Rodney from Henry
Evans, defeated candidate for City Couu-
Gil from The Fifth WARD, protesIing against
the right OF James Carmichael to occupy
the seat to which he had been returned
Us elected. sr.r
The petition, which was printed, con-
tained a elsrng typographical error in
the first line, b.ing addressed "TO the
City Council of the '1ity' Of Whining
iOn." 1t get forth the vote by which Mr..
Carmichael was declared elec, ed. viz,
81 vOt, S, to 305 for Mr.. Evans, and de-
cared that in the opinion ofthe petitioner
Mr.. Carmichael did not receive more
than 259 votes, thus giving the petitioner
a majority of 46.
In support Of this opinion the petition
stated that IN thewesiern precinct of the
Fifth ward the e'ection officers accepted
the votes of forty six persons, who were
not qualified elec ors, and we're otherwise
disqualified by reason of non-i esidence,
Of not having paid county tax within
two years, and OF being urder age. The
number Of the latter class was given at
six.
The petion also stated that at the east
precinct Of the ward the election office S
received the votes of six persons who
were not qualified to vote, by reason of
nOn-I esidence aud of not having paid a
county tax within two years.
The names Of the alleged illegal vol ers
in the es,ern precinct, as set forth in
the petition, are as 70 lows:
james Ray, Fred Ryan, II. S. Kyle,
William Ziegler. John w. Welsh, Saul
j. Moore, John +. FOulk, John T. Van
drgrift, Clawson N montgomery, William
Samuel Gibbons, Wm. Reynolds, John
Bfierly Tor John Briley) Thomas Nit
chelI, John Harting, +. A. Tay lor, John
Gibbons, Augustus O'Donnell. A fred
N. Hallman, Frank Comar, John
Lynch, John Carr, Thomas j. Webb,
Samuel Long Simon z. Dougherty, j ohn
B. Cunning, Elias Johnson y ohm O'Hara,
Harry Scott. Charles Bannan, James NJ :.
Little, WIN. j. Miller. (alias WIN. NAL
Ier,)John Zsbley, f. A: Taylor, e. Bea.-
ten, Tor Il. Beeson) Il. Hainrs, j. p.
S. Sehafer, p. Newall, WIN. Miller, j.
q. Conner, f. ODonnell, Thomas Hay
den.
Those ofthe above who arc alleged
to be under age are Magarity, O'Don-
nell, Carr, S:Utt, Miluer aud Miller.
The names of the six alleged illegal
voters 10 the Easiern Precinct are as
follows: Stewart Hopton, WIN. Ziegler,
George Walker, Philip Dongherty,
Anthyn HarkiLs, John T. Vandegrit
The petition was signed by Henry
Evans, the petitioner, and by Anthony
Higg ms and K. g Bradford, Jr., Esqs.,
az his attorneys.
Monday evening, October 9th, was
fixed apOn ~ the time for heaiiDg and
determining the contest.
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EDICAL.

The G zETTE is pleased TO notice that
Doctor NJ. Souvielle, the eminent French
1.hy,iciaa of the New York French Sur
pical Iustitute, who lately came to Will
iningtun, is successfully treating some OF
our Uest citiz-ns for those troublesome
affections such as Catarrah, Asthma
bronchitis and lung diseases with won
derful results. A great NUN Der are avail
ing themselves of the new process o.
treating such complaints. His throat
and lung Paris Spirometer is said TO net
tho greatest invention in medical science
Of the age. His ottioe is PIG W. Fourth
street,
be spoken for DR.. Sonviel:e q brilliant
career 10 his surgical and medical pro-
feSsion, but Ills wonderful Inventive
genius in his sconstruction of his PARIS
Spirometer, has burst upon the medical
nrofe.sion like a thuhderbolt from a
cloudless sky. Hts invention IL a timely
and The tue t,eassaSs %ssa os soisnSs aSs
and throat disease which will long be
+, 1t, dw&fIf
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tien as Commissioners, in comulotfnR
the Cool Spring Reservoir, aud ~. il
proving the general water supply Of Tho
city has been thoroughly amt carefullf
done, and will render the city lone. ard
faithful service, and has been done &c =
low cost as it was possible to hsvs Y
well DONE -
All the work we have had done thaf
was possible to do BY contract, hes boou
done by contract, after advertlsements,
ana IN every instance the work hae boon
given 10 the lowest bidder. ns.s9
Han the appropriation at our disposal
been sufficient, we could, we THINK, hayo
made judicious use OF Il IN impfoviag
anu oeautifying the city's propeetv =
Reservoir, converting it into m opeS
square which would be an atEraG1aVD
pace In summer instead of the yorH unr
s'EMtiy ana barren waste It noW u.
=, W. shonid also have cOnsJfuuted %
.h's property small secondary rsoosvo1e
% W moiu say two days supply Of Watoe
coming from the underdrain spfiu11 a
Cool spring Reservoir, and would ksVo
arranged to have this pure spring vafer.
ABOUT 10000 gallons daily, pumped int6
Rodney street basin instead Of slloSi -.
1t to go to waste by running into ~
sewers. Sufficient saving could be made
uy ms arrange ment to Compensate for
the cost OF the necessary reservoir.
we strongly recommend the CITY
council to carry out this Unfinished plan
with. -
In conclusion we beg leave to state
mat we have placed In che clerks Ofioe,i
10 accordance with the requirmen !. q
the law, copies of all our contract biIlsy
receipts, &C., with tabulated statem6ef
OF ths same, showing balance 70 IL,
credit OF Cool Spring Reservoir funa a
SAG %. -ff .Srl''4-T-1's'1't
with this report, we tBrminAts ou1s
ohcial term of office as Water Commts-
sloners. and respectfully surrender the
Cooi Spring Reservoir to the cisy ID.
thorities. Very Respectfully, 1,a ~
JOHN p. ALMOND,
JAMES BRADFORD.i an
q. A. RODNEY, WI. d &aff
Commissioners,
Wilmington, Del, Sept. 25, 1879, -
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CLOSING OF THE FAIR.

To-day the State Fair which opened
at Dover on Tuesday, will close. From
the opening day the fair has peen g. and
snccess. the attendance averaging over
six Thousand each day. The display was
better and larger than any other fair
that has ever been held in this State,
The n, emiums amounted to $500, and
the entries of horses for trotting con-
tests included some of the best tlotters
In the country. irL
The attendance to-day was very large,
and the Delaware Railroad 90
W, taxed TO its utmost, to supply cars
tor the transportation of visitors. The
awards will be announced in the GA
ZETTE tomorrow,
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A GRAND TESTIMONIAL.

The thousands of letter acknowledge
ments of benefits received by ladies who
have been cured OF long standing COM
plants (from which their sex particular
ly suffer- by the use Of Flagg's Liver and
Stomach Pad, form an immense testimo-
Mil volume for which DIR. F.agg would
not take its weight in gold. Office No. 7
L. 9Th street. Consultation free.
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7 SEEMS to us fortunate thing that
Plher Silver Commission was not SEPT
Europe. 1t would certainly have not
Fated the craftsmanship of this coun-
10 have done so. Such gentlemen as
not know what become of the gold
N oil this country when it was ex-
Eed to Europe, may now learn this
u wha' is being dore with the gold
Is now pouring in'o our ports in
~ abundance. 1t is not the "cheap
'r' that comes, please remember.
is gold in bars and foreign coins.
FNefaay Que steamer arrived with
|.SO'zoo in 2O-franc pieces. Thi.
Paey Will be sent to the assay Office and
changed for its value in American
u coln' and the 20-franc pieces will
,ecolhed, just as the French, English
herman recoin our gold coin wher
y receive it. a<
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yae 9aily Sastttt.

- ,,s,res. of the Republicans III
in- .,a ,or want OF party success Is
ps'a" ."naued to Wilmington, and there
n0' a '' ,ns continued whining which their
lO''' ,n. .' make over their late def a. here
y 's S,i,aisb and FIR no other purpose man
|, make political capital out ide of 'ne
S,,,s lus" No doubt they feel ashamed OF
s,riur been beaten in two or three Of
,1s a,,~' ward, here where they had held large
r,iorities so long. But what else co"'"
~. oxnect when of ga thousand ne
WV .ss.s on whom they depended, they
..d oDlv some one or two hundred
vh0 would 90 forward and pay their
,ves IN secure a right to vote. TINS
y, of six to eight hundred votes from
cir negro allies did the mischief Tor
he Republican party here. But it did not
s.c. the Republican party here any
,o,e than it did in other parts OF DeiA-
,re 1, was beaten in each county ana
,aien badly.
In fact we might say there was NO
evublican party in the campaign OF
ys II had been disbanded and many
ps followers voted the Democratic
che, while the mass of the leaders and
,cb as they could control voted for the
eenback Consr essman and Governor.
ow such gentlemen as Mr.. Higgins
Id his co-operators in the hunt for Of
Be, are endeavoring to lead the voters
lck to the Republican party 10y an at
|mpt to cover up the fact that the party
Id been formally disbanded at Dover.
They bad held The negro element
in a vice TO their party. But they
fused any longer 10 pay the taxes for
pir negiues and that sensible portion OF
lmanIly preferred pair of good fat
llels II vote. So they gave 1t up.
These men not only gave up the negro
voter but they ceased TO make
npanion Of him, and he is now left
drt a ong by himself. He is, there
e, politically, at sea without rudder,
q knows not what course TO follow.
this state Of the case should the
Fmocrals Of Kent and Sussex pick him
pay lis taxes and turn him over to
Democratic ranks surely the Repub-
Ans will have no cause to complain.
Of this there is so much danger,
Anthony Higgins, Esq, WHO, al
Pngh young man, is sti !, iu our es
lalon, the father Of the negro-suiirage
ment IN Delaware, had better look
er bis brood all over the State. In
-r % s.art lair as he did before he
ght secure the services Of Hon. John
drew Jackson Cresswell, to assist
b; call another convei ii n of the
orcd people to assemble in the Will
ng'on Institute, aud pledge them to
ure fidelity, or such of them as have
under the lead of the Republican
Join &. jackson, Esq, became
enbackers dyed in the wool.
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DR.. James Corrie dentist in Baltimore,
writes: 81 have used DR., Bulls cough
syrup personally and in my family for
two OF three years, and am prepared to
say that there is nothing to compare to It
as remedy for coughs, colds, etc."
The daily gazette., 1879-09-26

nc recent flow of the precious metals
"afu The United States is the more re-
'AaoIe IN view of the fact t. at during
E'S year since. 1861 there has been an
,s's OIL exports of specie from the Uni
''a'es over the imports INTO the Uni
'a'eS' Even so late as the year
'nefe was an access of exports Of
s over the imports amounting to
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II bhC OebCA NOhtCot W 80 ~ w.
lows:
Glendola, 1, 3, 8, 2, 8; total u
Lone Star, l, 5, 3, 2, l; 10
1t was nearly noon when the riding Of
the knights was concluded and the
crowning ceremonies we're postponed
until evening.
During the day special committee
appointed to consider premium of $2O
OIL, red by John b. Whorten for the best
colt sired by bis stallion, Sherman Nor
gan, reported in favor of a colt owned by
Andrew Slaughter, Of Dover.
THE RACES.
The Iaciig & iu ..e afternoon was not as
good as on Tuesday and Wednesday.
There were no contests and the only
thing they had to recommend them was
that they were pretty. The colt race
amounted to very little indeed. Cy-
clops, Belle Morgan and Mollie +. were
the only 81 iartcrs and after the first heat
IL narrowed down TO the former. Cyclops
won the trst heat and Belle Morgan " as
secoLd. The result in the next heat be-
ing the same aud Mollie +. ing been
taken OIL the track no more heats were
trotted. The fastest time, 2,5Oh, was
good. ~
The II, xt race, the 2.26 class, as not
exciting, but as May, a great favorite
here, took part, II was watched with in
terest. May, Phil Dougherty, Mollie
and Belle Oakley were the hor es taking
part. May had the pole, and after they
had gotten well away Bell. Oakley held
close to her, aud slightly hedged her of
until Phil Dougherty passed. Phil held
the lead to the end OF the heat ami the
apparent ease with which he did IL, ma g
D Oplc think May and the others had but
little chance.
The second heat was almost repeti-
ton Of the first after the start was fairly
made. May acted badly and Phil
Doupherty led all around. Belle Oak.
lev, who was third, lad hard wuik to
keep May from passing her on the home
stretch. The time, 2.29aa was good, but
nothing like what each OF the horses have
often made before.
In the last heat, Molly r, ceived the
word when behind and not under full
81 eed, and in consequence was several
lengths in the rear when the first turn
was reached. At this point Phil had tax
Gil u COIllIIldHuiitS Fou ioiioVSN ~
Belle Oakley, May and Molly, and fiji
ished in this order. Molly took second
premium, Belle Oakley third and May
fouith. The time Of the race, while
good, would have been very fast bad
either of the others been able to push
Phil.
The third race, for the 3 minute class,
was no improvement on the two preseGedi- sGs,!i
ston and Grey Morgan were the starters.
The former had 10 difficulty in winning
three straight heats, in 2.4l 2,44 and
2.4O. In the first Two heats Brown Tom
was a sort of second fiddler, but in the
last Athe lston came to the scratch for
a while and he and Brown Tom hur-
ried Spunky lively at the close, and un-
der tie wire the three Topped each other.
SUMMARIES.
First race purse 500 10 7 year old
colts. Winner to receive $50, second
$50, third $40. Mile heats, best in 3.
Cyclops, l
Belle Morgan,
Mollie, - dis.
Time: 2 5OS, 2 5Gs.
Second race, purse $500, for the ~
c'ass. Winner to receive $3.50, second
$l25, third SIS, fourth $50. Mile heats,
best 3 in 8.
Phil Dougherty. l !
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ID a ~ Q Il n q !
REOPENING OF A, q. WEBSTrRsa
SELECT DANCING ACADENY.-'

SELENI u NUN 1t ACADEAY.E ~
Monday Evening, Sept. Sth, 1874. A
the Masonic Temple, Wil.
mtngtOn, Del. ref,tf ,.l..-
Ladies and Gentlemen, Misses and Ma.
ters wishing tn become proficient in IN M
dances of the day, and TO learn the ne q -
more T. shionable ones will find 1t 10 thoir
advantage TO b. gin with the opening AZ
the season. 49, =
EVENING CLASSES, ..g
Commencing Monday Sept. sLh. GentIa-
mems class Monday and Thursdav avsss
ings from to 10 O'Clock.
AFTERNOON CLASSES.
Commencing Saturday, Septembar IAN
Ladies' and Misses and Masters cisss:
Thursdays from to and Haturdavss
from to 4. Private lessons given a ai.y
hour 10 SUIT convenience. Glide vaitx
taught In a few lessons.
Special arrangements fer Schools and
seminaries and for private Classes ~
lsdifs or gentlemen can be made bv snp,v.
Ing at the Academy, at Rubeiin 4 HrO;n.
No. ITO Market street, or by mall 10
| .oc A. 3. WEBSTE r,
sepzo Ina Masonic Temple,
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W n"'tMiNGTON GRAIN TRADE.

,r;ns vi sides n the grain business at the Bran.
Eo"", "e mus, y of This city, a considerable
/. " I q s 3 brought to this city over lie
kn,sd %,% Id B., R. r. A track has been . ex-
nS S1n W. down east Front to the Cbristisna ana
faip ,D,s s.,r track K is constantly occupied v bv
bs'lad a cars, in,, the contents of Which ars
eslin.,ilo tau INTO vehicles and carried to their r
oalon. pac"I1eS... The location of this is track rack
|rousm miiniy has. favorable, as grain can he be
|ha , /, ans mere :, in cars, right up to to- the he
|ario,s i anu n"i. then shipped in vessels tn to
Einptsona is aone 1"e,. there is no doub., and VII
entire in "s ,Is nS become an important grain
Mrs. ,%%portant %, to Mothers.
ply aIIi lb,WSdi ,WSiIsslow's soothinS svr"
eir s chIla.aoat mat mothers cs re,y ny,rup Is tns s
1nach, hsn. cnra. It correcis aciditv r oS ,St tSl
mo,bsarr sra gives rest, health ees Plates the
ieetS,raan ana child. D1r,ns stS ,Sa comfort
oi,enss ih!g ils value Ia as incasi i ahe process.
child ana AM pain. thereby iIsstoI HivIns rsst y
wenty five u ~ com tort 10 he me,ha Ies. 'e
'ents a bottle. marih"ivsni -
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each OF them having taken eight rings.
There was also q tie for the fourth mon
ey b+tween The "Knight of Glendola"
and the "Knight Of Lone Star"
The matter was soon settled by the
following score for the first money:
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4 OTICE.-AT A MEETING or FTE

NJ OTICE.-AT A MEETING OF THE
IN City Council OF Wilmington, held ~
The Council Chamber, in the City Hall, IA
the said city OIL Wilmington, on Thurs
day, the 25th day of September, A, D.,
1879, petition from enc Henry Evans,
was presented, setting forth certatn
grounds and specifications upon which he
contests the election OF one James CSr.
michael 10 the Office Of member OF Citv
Council from the Fifth Ward OF the Ssit
city of Wilmington, for the term OF TIVE
years, at the city election held on the
which said petition. together with thoafns
davit of the said Henry Evans, accom-.
papying the same, having at said meeting
been read and considered by the City Conn
ell, the said City Council did appoint
Monday, October h, A. D., 1879, II T.a0
o'clock In the evening the day and place
Tor hearing aud determining the said CON.
lest. HARRY SHARHLEY.
President OF Council.
Attt st, this Goth day OF september, A. D..
1879. EDMUND BIZ FRAZER.
sep26to6. Clerk of City Counoi1.
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", rmsf Wendell Holmes says There
%'n''y r'y great deal which surprises
european and Americans who come
sO"'act with Oriental civilization.
IA ,s you want to know what China is P"
. 'ns 'aie Mr., Burlingame to the pres
IL, a"Ur, III, "There are twenty thousand
rn waldo Emersons in China.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-26
OROPOSALS FOR PRINTIN0.

ing 500 copies of the report OF the Buperin-
tendent OF Public Schools. The manu-
script can be seen on application to the
Secretary Of the Board, at No, 10 e. SIKH
with him until SATURDAY. evening 0op4,
81 at O'Clock. HENRY G. CONRAD.
sep23,25,27. Chairman Com.
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WANTED

The advertisers would give TO good
party in wilmington the sole agency of
cur we'll known les and Porter. Security
required for purchases unless applioan(o
are known to be responsible. For particu-
lars call on or address II. O. LYMAN =
CO., Brewers and MaltsLers, 6lS, to HS3
West 33d ST., N. Y. City. sep24-6td
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NEW ADvERTISEMENTs.

DUBLIC SALES. 'f''
L send in our lists ofproperty for sale
In OCTOBER, Our last sale proved that bet
ter prices have come. 1T, HEALD.
seno6 " A. % 1
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I Time, 81, ZJf, OH. :
Third race, purs. $40, for the min
ute class. Winner to receive $3.50, sec
| ond S1OO third $50. Mile heats, ) in B.
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In the other contest was as fo!-
lows:
Glendola, /, 3, 3, 2, 3; total II
Lime Star L. % IL
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