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Daily Republican., 1879-09-11
Williams 'sCOn tasiOn -

VIM. Curry, a respecta ble looking In
dividual over whose locks the frosts OF
many winters had rung q silvsry
change, had hearing before His Hon.
or, last evening, upon the charge Of
maltreating his wife. Mrs. Margaret
Curry, q pale sad-eyed woman holding
a young babe in her arms, took the
stand and testified that William, who
was her husband, had come home on
Monday evening full of liquor, and
wanted something TO eat. She prspar-
ed meal for him, but 1t did not seem
to accord with his fastidious taste and
he began abusing her. He first tried
to knock her down with a chair, and
then endsavored to choke her. VIM,
whose hearing was very bad, explained
to His Honor that this was "only q
The Mayor advised him
to get rid Of the "contagion" and, az a
slight reminder, fined him $l and costs.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-11
Bible l,lasa ptc.Nsc

A number of young ladies belonging
to Bible class in the Union NJ. K.
Church Sunday School will give an ex.
cursion to Point Lookout, twelve miles
up the Wilmington and Northern rail
road, on the Brandywine, on Saturday
next, the 18th instant. Trains will leave
the r. W. Il B. depot at 6.45 A. M. and
3 T. NJ, the latter allowing two hours
on the ground. Trains will stop at the
ground either way. The grounds ale
romantic in the extreme and have the
best OF water. Tickets which are only
4O cents for adults and 20 for children,
can be procured from members of the
class and at the depot before the starting
Of the trains. Ice cream and refresh.
ments ON the grounds.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-11
Another Ma0 DOE.

Yesterday Centervills was excited
from centre to suburbs over the sp.
pearancs Of wild looking canine which
seem to ramhls recklsssly around to the
utter disregard for individual protest.
II was chased and II holtsd Off towards
the farm Of Mr.. P. Chandler where II
bit two pigs belonging TO M. Winfield
Talley. The last seen Of the risky
animal was while trotting aloug In the
direction Of Fairville, Pa followed by
q crowd of rustios armed with pitch
forks and . miscellaneous collection Of
shot guns and other weapons.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-11
The Yellow Fever.

Memphis reports yesterday twenty
new cases Of yellow fever, twelve OF
the patients being white. Two dea tbs
occurred. The weather is cool, fires
and heavy clothes being indispensable
to comfert. Sister Aloysius was striok-
en- yesterday afternoon. Four Sisters
Of Charity, Of whom shs was one, have
had charge by the present epidemic
and now cared for by the Howards.
An appeal for help addressed ITO
the Federal Soldiers" has heen issued
ftom Memphis by H. +. Hall, Captain
Of the Ninth Illinois Cavalry, Chairman
of the Relief Association.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-11
The Dead Tyne,

Mr.. John W. Glenn, Of Trenton, N.
j., arrived in this city this morning
for the purpose of taking charge of the
body OF the young printer, Charles
Carter, who was killed on the railroad
on Monday night last. Mr.. Glenn paid
all expenses incurred by Mr.. Palmer,
the undertaken, and took the body to
Trenton on the 1886 train this after
noon.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-11
Alter A Pension.

The widow Of George Carter who died
at the City Hospital in 1876 of chronic
rheumatism, contracted while in field
service during the late war, is sndeav
oring through ex-Marshal Dunn to SO.
cure q pension. Mr.. Carter was Del
aware soldier and was in the same regi-
ment with Mr.. Dunn. Mr.. Dunn's 8
services are gratuitous, he no doubt
looking upon the matter as duty due
the dead.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-11
,fsnss rzsrmsAu's An DE,ss. ]
rhe Chlsheln Msvser Trial.

DEKALB, Miss., Sept. 9..-The trial q
Henry J. Gully for the murder Of Cor
nelis Chisholm 10 still progressing. Tn,
State Is attempting TO ssta ablish . con
spiracy. y. c. Sinclair, a witness 10
the State. testified thst on the Goth O
April, 1877. he was Sheriff Of Ksmpel
county; that warrants were placed /.
his hands for the arrest Of Chisholm
and other parties charged with th,
murder OF John W. Gully; he deputized
several parties TO accompany him and
aid in making the srrssts, thinking b.
Iuight need assistance. He found Chis
holm at his home and told him his bus.
mess Chisholm laughed at II.
He placed several men to guard
Chisholm. A crowd during the. morn.
ing gathered around the house. am onp
them was Henry Gully Chisholm sent
for him TO come TO the house ON arriy-
ing Chisholm said to Gully "You think
! killed your brother, John Gully i''
Gully responded, iii you didn't kill
him, your money hired him killed. {"
Chisholm didn't deny this, but only
replied, II don't want to die now" wit.
ness objected to Mcclellan, the SCOTCH
man, going as . guard to the jail, be.
cause he feared some danger would be-
fail him on account of his being q Re
publican he knew Mcclellan to be
distasteful to he crowd.
On the cross examina ation, defendant
counsel attempted to show by this Wit.
ness thar Mcclellan was distastsful TO
the crowd and people generally, not be-
cause Of his being Republican. but
for other reasons entirely different,
principally on account Of his being .
bad man. The State objected to fur
ther inquiry into the Sherif's reasons
for spprehsnding harm to Mcclellan.
and the Court sustained the objection.
Witness stated the keys Of tho Jail
were twisted. from his hand while CHS
holm and his family were in Jail; did
not see any Of the shooting; he was at
the burial Of John W. Gully; several
hundred people we're present; their 40
ttons caused him To suspect serious
trouble was brewing.
w. A. Hopper introduced by the State
counsel, for the prosecution, asked |
witness II he did not hear some one say
that Chisholm was being carried TO
Jail 30 the crowd could kill him. Wit
ness replied. "No, sir.' Are You
afraid to testify hsrei asked counsel.
A. No, sir. Didn't you state to me the
'ther day that you heard thisi" To
his counsel for defense objected.
Counsel for prosecution, "You can
'tand aside, We have your private
'tatemsnt here in writing" Several
'ther witnesses have been introduced
" the State, all Of whose testimony
'oes to establish conspirancy. The
'tsts has not yet closed its testimony.
The argument will not probably be
cached before Friday.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-11

ksNTERpklSE.--Ii pusn ana ,,
~ and energy entitle 4 mn, p,ucI,
tnen CHARLIE Kyle, the Ice cream AMI ~ y su.s
tionery man, st the SECOND s,s.., rua cou1
house, shsuld be q successful msr sH's, ~ n.il
<ncceeding 10 pleasing the peonis onahA|
rapidly building up q arre toR'0 t,od 20
neIs ID increasing 10 raDidIy a'i t,s, Hh
pelled TO renodel his o!d stand , q, nS u
OF sixth and Orange streets H. =. tne cn|
.he store up 10 first-cla,s style. Cbs,',.a s,
pesn at hla stand Tor the tast tS.n,, %
seaIs and his many customers viii I'Isut, NJ "
~ pleased with the new alterations ny ae
hc o 90 supplies pic. mics, excursion. ~
vate fami'ics with Ice creaL al n' all suo y,
the dav md at prices To suit the iim.. Nm a'su
Daily Republican., 1879-09-11

A Tennessee colored preacher held
forth recently as follows: "You girli
call your swesthearts 'darliDgs' and
you men call yours daisies and you
girls are afraid to come here for fear
some other girls will get off with your
'darlings' and you men for fear some
other fellow will yet away with your
'daisies,' and," said he, "between this
darling and daisy business lots Of
you niggers are going straight to hell. !"
Daily Republican., 1879-09-11
Disgrace full.

This morning about $50 two drunk
en- colored women created consid cradle
excitement on Walnut street between
Fourth and Fifth street. They were
very boisterous and obscene in their
language and occupied the entire side
walk, compelling ladies on their way
TO market to take the middle of the
street. No arrests.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-11
X0HklnRmen.

Before you begin your heavy sprpr
after winter OF relaxation, your St1
needs cleansing and strengthen Ok d
vent an attack . the ague. bilious or M
fever, or some other spring sickness lh,ii {
unht you Tor q seas On's work, You Will
time. much sickness and q great e1pl1
you will use ore bottle Of Hop Bttenn
family this month. Don't walt. SEQ aud
column.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-11
More Police Wanted.

The citizens are aware that O. peti
ton is going the rounds to get signers
for the purpose of putting an extra DO.
lice on the Seventh Ward as the present
force is not sufficient to keep peace and
order in that district. Now Mr.. Editor,
/ think if the policeman that took q
crowd of roughs in the Logan House, on
Tuesday night for the purpose of "beer.
ing up" had gone about his business
and tried to have earned the money
honestly that he spent, there would
be no need Of this extra expense upon
the city. OBSERVER,
Daily Republican., 1879-09-11
WaItzlue For n Rsrd.

morrow afternoon 4 Grand Picnic
will be given at Rosendale Park, by the
B. H. c., social organization OF this
city. One Of the main features of the
programme will be waltzing contest,
the winner to receive a valuable bird
as prize. 1t is expected that num-
Der of Chester crack walters will be
present and compete. .na
Daily Republican., 1879-09-11
Grateful Women.

Mono receive 80 much benefit. and !.
are SO prOfon ndly grateful and shov M
interest IN recommending Hop Bitter N
men. II IL the o ly remedy PECULIAR, y
cd TO the many Ills the sex is almost u,a
sally subjet TO. Chills and fever, ipiissl
or deranged liver, constant or periodIsId
neadacho, weakness In the back OF kd
pain In the shoulders and d iierent ma'
the body, q telling Of lassltude and d.rs1
ency, are all readily removed BY these Bu1
Daily Republican., 1879-09-11
Pain 0esreher.

1t 10 wonderful how full DR.. Slmm,, .,,.
was Of PAIN SEARCHER, this my. ~,
yet the Doot0r says he is hurried ali Is1 ~. 3
to supply the demand. So much n, 1' y
and reliable remedy. All dealers IN m.aH
nnd 1t very profitable remedy to ts.e % !,
has . ready and extensive sale Shsysys. !
Known. II certainly Q wopderfn, \
TRAMP and Rheumatism remedy tn,
tors main Depot 10 at Fourth and Kie. M
In PhiladelDhia at 602 Arch Strest
dealers can b. supplied. isiI,s
Daily Republican., 1879-09-11
DIED..

MURPHEY ..-ln this city, on tho 9th inst,
Martha E. Nurphey, In tho Ssth year Of hei
age.
Tho relatives and friends Of the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral from
Thursday afternoon at . o'clock. Services n
the house.
EAVANS.-In Philadelphis, on the 9Th in.
slant, Mrs. Elisabeth EAvsns, In the ssth
year Of her age. "
The friends Of the family Gro invited to st-
tend the funeral on Thursday, llth instant, at
delphis. TO prSceed to he WiIninstsn ~
Drendywins psnstssy. n - -
Daily Republican., 1879-09-11
La0lea Aid of The N. q. n 4

The Ladies Aid Society Of the Moral
Suasion Reform Association will hold
special business meeting in the Hall Of
the Club, to morrow Thursday even
ing, at s o'clock. All the lady mem
bers are urged to be present, as business
OF vital Importance will be transacted,
Daily Republican., 1879-09-11
lfaztng d Hazel.

Last Saturday afternoon as officer
Hickman was passing Second and Tat
nall streets, he was called ints house
to quell a disturbance that was going
on at the time. The officer responded
and was entering the house, when he
was met by Howard Hazel who not only
objected to his entrance but assaulted
him. For this Howard was arrested
and last evening had a hearing before
Esquire Cole, who, after hearing the
evidence of several witnesses, imposed
a fine Of five dollars and cost.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-11
How It Appears to Others.
From Phils dslphia North American,

Rehoboth is a broad, gently slopinp
beach, unbroken by curve or inlet. Il
stretches from the lighthouse due south
tor seven miles. When seen At low tide
it looks like wide, graded avenue,
paved with white sand, and washed
clean every day by the swell of the
ocean. To the tread this beach is az
soft and springy as velvet carpet. The
seaside resort is located on the shore
about four miles south Of the light
house. The line of the coast being due
north and south, the hotels and Gotta.
ges have the broad ocean in front.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-11
lmpOresns IN Mu,.

Mra. Winslow's Soothing syup /, N. !
thing that mothers can roly pnpn !" y. Ms \
q udron. II corrects acidity oltbs Ss.. ~
Q, rs wind collie, regulates tho hos.s ',Tu
gtves rcst, health and comfort Ia mo,s.. Hse
child. During tho process Of teethi%ny % " !!
10 incalculsbls. II softsns the eums ~ ~.
Inflammation and allays ali min ~ ~
giving rest To the child and com,c,, , NY Y
mother. TWENTY-FIVE cents botil.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-11
a Delawaresu's sudden Death.

Mr.. VIM. G. Eliason, . retired mer-
chant living at 36ll Barring street, West
Philadelphia was found dead in his bed
yesterday. He was wealthy and rssid
cd formerly In Smyrna, where hs car
risd on merchandising. His physician
stated that death was oauesd by the
rupture of the aorta. He was q broth
or Of John Eliason of Middletown who
was killed At that place by Bbsn Fra
Fer some years ago.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-11
The weather.

War Department, Oface Of the Chief
Signal Officer, Washington, Sept. Ill
A. NJ.
Indications for Thursday-For the
hiidls Atlantic States, clear or partly
c oudy weather, winds mostly north
'ss' erly, nearly stationary temperature
and barometer. os}t., 2. gFl..t..
Daily Republican., 1879-09-11
Politically Dead.

Senator Tburman, who has been
turning so many political somersaults
is politically dead. He has lost all bis
old friends without gaining any new
ones. He will never receive the nomina
tion for the Presidency. This is the
result of trying to ride two horses going
in opposite directions. lie made a
speech at Columbus, Ohio, on Saturday
last, and the audience was not only
discouragingly small, but there was no
Daily Republican., 1879-09-11
COr<,uer's Inuuest.

Coroner Butz held an inquest in the
eastern part of the city on the body Of
a nine month old infant, which had
died on a train between Baltimore and
this city, on Monday afternoon. A YER
dict of death from oonvulsions was rem.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-11
Personal. .

Mr.. John Mills, Of this dty, ship oar
pentsr in the navy, who was on Isl K
leave" has been ordered to Aspinws l.
He started yester day afternoon.
The wife Of Mr.. Mill Who purchase I
the interest Of Mr.. Riddle At 3 ddls'
Mil has returned iron the ~, ,shoes
quite i'll. ........
Daily Republican., 1879-09-11
Yassnitxs At the Opera House.

Our readers should not fail to note
the fact that Ford's Juvenile Opera
Company, which appears at the Opera
House on Saturday afternoon next, has
already made record for superior
ability and careful. pleasing and PAINS
taking acting. The play in which they
appear on saturday afternoon next,
Fatinitza" is one in which they show
to the best advantage.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-11
Return or wIImiuxtou,s F.vor,..

Return OF Wilmington Favorite.
Many of our citizens will be pleased
to hear that our favorite Miss Emma C.
Thursby will soon again be in our
midst. She has returned from Europe
where her progress has been perfect
ovation. Her season will begin under
Mr.. Max Strakosch on the first of De-
celnber. Nothing beyond the mere
announcement Of Miss Thursby's en-
gagsment is thus far given by the man
agement.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-11
New Pavement.

Workmen are busily engaged to day
taking up the dslapidated pavement
around the telegraph Office, Third and
Market streets, and replacing it with a
new one.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-11
Delaware Avenue Baptist,

An interesting series Of meetings is
now in progress at Delaware Avenue
Baptist Church. This evening the
meeting will be thrown open to all de.
nominations. The services will be
continued every evening until further
notice.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-11
SECURE Hagsny's List.

Mary Eldridgs mulcted Harriet Fitz-
gerald to the tune Of so cents and costs
for calling her pct names, before Squire
HagaDy last evening. Both damsels
were c0lOred.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-11
Tho sweet Potato Boom.

The price Of sweet potatoes has risen
wonderfully since last week. On Sat
urday last they could be purchased at
twenty-five cents q basket, while to-
day forty cents basket was the ruling
figure.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-11
A GARD.

To all who arc suffering from the srunl
indiscrctions Of youth, nervous wsakl
early decay, loss Of manhood, etc., | viii I
. reciDe that will cure you FREE
OHAR9E. This great remedy was dI
cred BY Q missionary In South America \
Q eelf-addressed envelope to the REV Joi
T.lNhAN. Station n. Now York CITY.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-11
Pres0r1ptiOn Free,

For the speedy Cure Of Seminal Wan1
Loss Of Manhood, and all disorders sm1
on Dy nd'scretion or excess. Any hlg
has the ingredients. Address
DAVIDSON 4 CO., Is Nassau It,, ,NsvH1
rs tu'sd WY
Daily Republican., 1879-09-11
Large Funeral.

The funeral Of Mrs. Rachael J. Cham
bers, who died few days ago at Stan
ton. took place yesterday at that place
The attendance was unusually large,
the "cortege" being formed of l24 car.
riages.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-11
Easily lseurved, r.r,,.,- :

Dose, w
70 ,henmati.m. Even a, III. o,,...
mary remedies 80 freausntlvvu lvuaet The
. g With Il Ih,s is more s,y y. poser!,,
eass whom . tenden y 70 Il 4 y ,pat,lcu ny
.nouid DO combstted before n !, Inherited
e y en- the first twinges N n ~ oee9mss ss, ,hp,
should b. bad to Hostett "a Iss S,ol, ~ ,soal
2 depurent which expel irom m%hmaeh ,hi Btu
irritating nrincip ca which. by ,ne nns blood I'd
Inflammation and pain in ;ha contact, esp)
lotn p ison US medicine, ,Ie sh,ia n sclss d
y adm nisGsrYd fr this d,sssaen isuT
nasl'g toverdose. may % tsrm;r.o u, ou, whI}
stroyiny lie itself, thould db'ns,s ba an y
tnIs esic and NOR effective a maaiNld masaTila'd, d
instead Those isorde Of IN tba ahhealci I'D
ach and liver which irequeHt1Iy" 1 ",aela, ,, ID
rheumatic and gouty a. ln'ents y. .aeconp.}
removed hS this excellent bo,, n.y. NO. hvaral
Daily Republican., 1879-09-11
New Opora Coming.

The Broad street Theatre will bring
"Little Duke" fine comic opera TO
this city on September 22nd. Mr..
George Dsnham and Miss Belle McKin-
soy will take the leading parts.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-11
The Privileges OF . Registered Dog

According to law as demonstrated a,
Police Court last evening, q cur
which happens to have the tag Of the
city upon his collar has rights which
all men are bound TO respect. II his
dogship becomes little festive occa-
sionally, and endeavors to lunch of the
fatted calf of some child's leg or his
appetite Graves for an arm or part of a
finger, according to law no man dare
say him nay, he has paid his taxes and
the strong arm Of municipal govern
ment protect him in his rights and
wrongs. Such at least was the deci-
sion last evening, in the case Of Dough-
erty vs.. Jones. Mr.. Dougherty and
other witnesses testified that Martin
Jones was the owner of dog which
had developed wonderful appetite for
school children. A little son Of Mr.. D.
was partly chawed up yesterday morn
ing while passing Jones' heuse, and
this was common occurrence. At the
close of the testimony Mr.. Jones simply
exhibited receipt for tax paid In be-
half Of ths dog, and His Honor dismiss.
ed the case.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-11
A Card.

DIR. BAYARD T. SMITH, can be al
cd at No. GIT orange Street, from y
o'clock A. M. and from to O'Clock !. y
627tf
Daily Republican., 1879-09-11
Gloomy outlook for Ensl lieh In.
b0f0PD

LONDON, Sept. 9.-The "Mancheste,
Guardian" says 1t is estimatedt th at thir.
ty thousand persons are still out of work
in Glasgow the Iron trades only are
doing we'll. The building trades
are in the worst condition and 1t will
b. necessary again to make provision
to assist the unemployed during the
coming winter.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-11
a Mass ., Brick.

It Is said 'hat $1,000. 0 bricks will
bs contracted for 70 erect the nav pulp
mill st' Jsssup 4 Msors's Works. +! 's
Daily Republican., 1879-09-11

" Colloee1ng ASssoowentS.
The Rrhoboth Brick Association COL
octed ths tax on It's nsnbers yesterday.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-11
nsrbz rxe.a.. eeneea--R.nn
sAll, DesA-K.sRasG, Ae.

This thorough business institution
will reopen on Monday evening, Sept
18th, at Y O'Clock. Young men and
boys Who are busy during the day, and
are therefore unable TO attend the day
school, will have an excellent oppor'
tunity to obtain good business eduoa.
ton. Their studies will be directed
with . special view 10 that object, and
they will bs thoroughly instructed in
hook keeping, commercial arithmetic,
and everything pertaining to business
life. Et.,r@rs 49,
PENMANsHiP.
Prof J. Jackson Pierce, the accom-.
plished teacher Of psnmanship in Rug.
BY Academy, will have charge Of the
classes In psnmanship In the evening
school, and will give special instruction
in plain and ornamental penmanship.
The methods Of teaching pepmanship
adopted at Rugby, are those which
combine the class system with individ
ual instruction. General principles are
clearly explained on the black board;
the form OF each letter Is thoroughly
analysed; SO that the science Of pen
manship becomes the property Of the
student, and reqnirss only practice to
attain proficiency. Persons wishing to
improve their hand writing SO - 10 be
come rapid business penmen, or CORES
popdents; or those wishing to take les.
sons in card writing, ,flourishing or gen.
.ral lettering will find every facility
for doing 80.
THE BOOKKEEPING DEPARTMENT
is under the charge Of Prof James A.
Kealy A. M. A gentleman we'll known
in our city IS IN sxoellsnt mathemati-
clan, and q teacher Of established rep
utation. Book keeping embraces the
whole subject of the "Scisncs Of Ac-|
counts" In all its ramifcations. No
man can long prosper In business who
knows nothing of accounts, unless he
employs some one who does know how
to keep them for him. Let no one
think he does not need this knowledg ge |
unless he intends to become q profss
sional book keeper. The proprietor Of
q business house needs 1t that he may
know when his employees are properly |
performing their duties. The manu-
factursr needs it for the same reason.
The mechanic or laborer needs 1t, SO
that he may take care Of his own af-
fairs, and keep out of the difficulties
, rising from neglect, failure of memory
,r the dishonesty of persons with whom
he may be dealing. No man or woman
should be without q knowledge Of &C.
,ounts.
MECHANICAL DRAWING
will be taught by PRoP. JULIAs HESS,
Who had charge Of the department last
winter, and afforded such great salts
action.
AFTERNOON SESSION FOR LADIBs
n penmanship, will be held by Prof.
fierce on Monday, Wednesday and Fri.
lay afternoon of each week, from 4.3O
$50 p. m, at Rugby Academy. l.
PEN WORK. {
RESOLUTIONS, CARD WRITING, RNaRoss.
NO and in fact all kinds of pen work,
'ill be executed in every variety and
t very reasonable figures by Professor
'ierce. Secretaries of Societies, Lodges q
nd Fire Companies are invited to call !
n Prof. Pierce If they want work done. s
Daily Republican., 1879-09-11
US. FOURS FOX SALE.
Elliott. Johnson & q
BANKERS AND BROKN|

We have on hand $4,000 tor good hs' is i
cages In sums Of $500 TO $DoW
". =. Government Bonds bought sH
or exchanged at current rates
For SALE.-s30, 600 Wilmington Cp
per cent loan.
AL local securities bought and s0H
Philadelphia, New York and san fn%s1
stocks and bonds bong at and SOLE A~
carried on margin. ~
Telegraphic quotations received co"S'
and furnished. Trade dollars bougnL
Daily Republican., 1879-09-11
Local stocks ana bO"~

1S~V~A
National Bank Of Delaware....'''",
First National Bank. ............'"'",
Union National Bank. :.....;;....iIn,.a,
National Bank vii and Brsndy"'n'
Farmers' Bank. :. .............'''"
Wilm ngt0n Goal Gas Company
Delaware Railroad C0mpany...''',
Del Western 4 r Go StOck...'''',,
PW d b X X 20.
vii & Northern X r C0......'.''''"..
Del Firelns 90.
Delaware State Bonds. ..........'"
Wilmington City 6's..
Whining ton City 6's.. ...::.".''".,.
New Castle County Loan :",.
Delaware Nailroad, First Mortsss'".
Delaware Railroad, extension. .:.ass,, .:.1s J
VII Pass hallway % First Mor's's
I" !" Stock. ."',
Masonic Hall Go Bonds. .."
Masonic Hall Ce.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-11

Yl.5O 70 sso;. ~; osss.;: t.: =. e y, !:
Gray Z Bros. Second snd \ AjHS j1oSr s
cob Moore, ct City Dspoti ara N.;s9v. ySv' ~
at htsipg Ban, Or q ths Esos""
usisn stFsss 80 eslsaa p scSy1r
ia NerAtsJ ni@h1lf y. III