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ENTIRELY TOO FAST.
GENERAL NEWS.

The Democratic State Central Com
mittee Of New York met yesterday at
Niagara Falls, and decided to hold the
State Convention for the nOmI nation of
Governor at Syracuse, on the 10th OF
September.
The U. 8. steamer Powhattau, with
part of the sectional dry dock for the
Pensacola Navy Yard In tow, arrived at
her destination on Thursday morning.
passed Key West the same day.
Fourteen additional cases of yellow fe-
yer and seven de aths were reported in
Memphis yesterday. An attempt will be
made to isolate Chelsea, northern sa-
burb of the city, which is. thus far. en-
tirely free of the fever. The yellow fever
has appeared ut Mayersville, Miss, and
this is the only place In the South, out
side of Memphis, where 1t Is now posi-
lively known to exist. A conference was
held near. Cairo, Ill.,. yesterday, between
of Health, the Sanitary Council of the
Mississippi Valley, and representatives
of the Cairo, st. Louis, Memphis, and
Hickman Health Boards, and the State
Boards of Arkansas and Illinois.
The Locust Grove Hotel, at Bath, Il.
l., was destroyed by fire, lYst evening.
aud most of the boarders lost all their ef-
fects. The fire WIS started In tho pavll-
lion, by the explosion of coal oil lamp
which man was filling. The loss Is esti-
mated at $4,000. William Shurdhardt,
a night watchmaD, and Joseph Pearce7
manager of the hotel, are reported to
have perished in the building
An unknown tramp was shot dead by
q son of A. W. Baldwin, while trying,
with two others, to break into Mr.'Bald-
wins house, at River Forrest, near Chi
cagO, on Thursday night.
The coroner's jury in the case of the
cOlorcd man Crampton, murdered In
Prince Georges county, Md, last Mon.
day evening, have rendered veriiot
against Booker shands, the colored man
who surrendered himself on Thursday.
The 18, 900 barrel tank of oil struck ny
lightning at Parker's Landing. Pa, on
Thul sday morning, was burned out by
Thursday night. A tank near by, con
tail pg 1000 barrels of oil, becoming
heated, smouldered until last evening,
When it burst into mas of flame. Ten
men were on top of it. and we're blown
some distance. -Four were severely, the
others slightly injured.
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Hefef Lteala.

The Democratic nomination election for
sSHsss wsps s.sss Ipn pi.Os I III sfssrnoon. % ' S
The Mayor has offered reward OF three
hundred dollars for tho arrest OF the thieves
that com mitted the recent robberies.
Turtle soup ~ Fuilmer's.
For pleasant trip take the N Jr Rey-
bold for C0ilins' Beach or Bombay Hook
Tomorrow,
The Harlan 4 Hollingsw0rth Co.. have
the contract for BUILDING colossal ferry
boat,
The rich Californian has depart
Smiths excursion goes TO New York and
Coney island on the 2Hh inst.
l'eviled crabs at Fuilmer's.
The peaches this year thus far are not
OF a very 10 fiIvor. "f'i
The streets Iooksi cleSt this morning
after The rain Of iast nights .,
sait oysters at Fulimer's.
The Republicans OF the Fourth Ward
have nominated John Fehrenoa"h for CITY
Council.
Rev. A. r. scott will preach al 81. Paul'i
NJ. X. Church To- morrow.
Tender iOin steak At Fuilmer's.
The City Democratic AssOcis lon met
last evening.
The waller Ques Ion will probably come
up In the Bard Of Health ON Monday
next
Reading bee and good lunch TO- nj mt, al
Keller. Fourth and 6hipley street. tome
one and all.
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THE MAYORS JUSTICE.

The first case called last evening at
the police hearings, was Rebecca Whit
tiugton, COL, on the charge of threaten
ing to demo lish CelestiDe Wilson, by
tearing her heart out, and ais to kill
her. For her pastime she was required
to pay 81 AMI costs.
Margaret Dever, who it seems,i always
getting herself In trouble by stealing
articles from IN front of the various stores
wrs next arraigaed on the charge CT
stealing a roll of pique, from in front Of
the store William b. Jefferis, no. 607
Market street, yesterday morning. Of
flcer Brickle found her on Front street,
IN possession of the pique. and took her
in custody. She was required to give
500 bal for court.
The next case was that of young man
from the country, who came into town
with $40 In his pockets, and having
nothing else to do with IL got drunk
The usual penalty Of 80 cents and costs
was imposed, and as he had no money
he offered to leave his shoes as security
while he walked home for some money.
The witnesses In the case of Archie
Riley, alias Galloway, who Is arrested
on the charge of stealing a watch were
discharged until Tuesday evening next.
This morning the hearings consisted
| one drunk. Fifty cents and costs was
| the penalty imposed.
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CITY DEMOCRATIC AssOCIATrON.

The regular weekly meeting of the
City ID. mocraiic Association was held,
last evening in the Friendship Engine
House, President WIN. Ii. Brady in the
chair
WIN. III. Lee, from the committee to
solicit candidates for Pr. sident of City
Council and City Treasurer, reported
THAT Harry Sharpley, Esq, who had
been named as a candidate for City
Treasurer, had consented to stand for
President If Council instead, and that
Edward McIntire would be candidate
for City Treasurer. The candidates
for this position now, are John Guthrie,
Edward Farmer and Edward McIntirr.
Mr.. Lee said the committee wOuli con-
tinue to lo,k around, and would proba-
have other candidates before the day
of nomination.
On motion the Judges Of the nomiDa-
Il on election were instructed TO forward
the retnrns OF the election 10 the Asso-
citation room, immediately after the votes
are counted.
The meeting then adjourned until
Tuesday evening next, at o'clock.
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THE NEW YORK EXCURSION.

Mr.. p. T. 4. Smith has now almost
perfected the arrangements for his grand
Hudson river and Coney Island .Excur-
august Snsa ssh .'tf those 1si who S% to co"sy
Island will proceed from Jersey q ty to
Bay Ridge by boat, and thence 10 Coney
l and by rail, this being the quickest
route. Returning the excursionsts will
leave Coney Island at OFT O'Clock, and
Jersey City at 1915, thus ailording them
an opportunity Of seeing the great Me-
tropolitan seaside resort by night. The
trip up the Hudson will be made on the
steamer Richard Stockton, and will
prove an occasion ofrare enjoyment to
all who participate. Full particulars
of this splendid excursion are given in
an advertisement in to-day's GAZETTE.
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OUR NEW CASTLE LETTER.

SEARCHING THE RECoRDs-AN uN-
NECESSARY scARE-A COMING PA
PADE.
New CASTLE, Aug. 10, 1870.
The Springer heirs, residing In Iowa,
have an attorney searching the records,
ard may yet get possession Of the land.
Then what becomes of the new Court
House?
A small, unbleached American, abou'
~ years of age, and living in that un-
usually moral community, ShawtOwn,
created quite furore by stepping down
to the depot and deliberately telling that
he saw small child run over by train.
He was able to answer each and every
question In such manner as to carry
conviction. After making search it was
pro zen that the whole affair was pure
fabrication. This boy makes a practice
of drawing upon his Imagination and
ST tting The neighborhood in an uproar.
From indications there viii be o large
number 60 to Bombay Hook, tomorrow
OH the excursion.
On Thursday, the 2Sth inst, the Sons
and Daughters of Moses will give \
Sfahu Strect PaIauc, accompanied Oy IISo
Grand Officers of the Order, headed by
the Mount Vernon Cornet Band of your
city. Alter the parade they will congre-
gaze at the ba terry, where addresses will
be made by prominent members Of the
Order.
At the Mayors office pace reigrs SUI
preme. his Honor remarked that tle
moral condition Of the cjty is such that
it is now nearly able to rul itself.
The same pa'.y of cr0quet players
who came over week ago paid this city
another visit few days ago, and OF
looking about saw that there was M
show for them to win against the party
playing. They took a second thought
bought fish hooks and lines, and tried to
capture few soft shelled crabs.
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BY two engines with "a inoh cylinders.
The wheels will be- 20 feet 10 diameter,
and We lines of track will be laid on the
deck with capacity for the transporta-
ton of 30 freight and IS passenger cars.
This immense boat is to be used ~ q
means OF connection between the Pbtla.
delphia, Wilmington & Baltimore and
Baltimore & Ohio, and will transport
to the Baltimore Il Ohio wha.f, AFRO 8
the b. Gin. At present the cars are drawn
from one depot to the other by horses
and mules, which mode will be dis C m
ued when the ferry boat is put In opera
ton. The boat Is to be finished in Blk
mOhths.
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A BRIDGE MAN KILKED.

This morning despatch was received
by Mr.. James Smith, Superinte adent Of
Bridges of the p. w. & B. X. r. Co.,
stating that . man named McKesver.
watchman at the Barlow Bridge, bad
been killed last night. Barlow BRIDGE
ia known a. No. z, and is situated about
mile south of Townsend.
The despatch did not give any par
ticulars OF the mans death, except 70
state that the only mark visible on his
person was q bruise on the fOrehead.
McKeever was . married man. and xa-.
sided over Eleventh street bridees sAp
this city. +E ~
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The sprague Scandal.

PROVIDENCE. August 15.-Mr. Will
liam Sprague remained at Canonchet
last night, a kinsman from Ohio being
one of friends in the house, but the
position was exceedingle uncomfortable
Tor all parties. Mr.. Sprague declares
that he will have the children at all haz-
ards. and forbids the servants to obey any
of his wife's orders without consulting
him. Mrs. Sprague is reported as great
ly prostrated by the events of the past
few days, and also by cruel reports OF the
newspapers and by apprehension for the
childr.n.
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DIED.

DOUD.-In this city, on the 18th inst. ,
Mary Ella, daughter OF jain aud Char
IOtie Douj, In the l3t 1 year OF her age.
The rel ,iives and friends Of the family
are Invited to attend her funeral from the
residence If her parents. No. Sl4 Jefferson
street, on Sunday morning next, 10 leave
the b ,use at 0 O'Clock, to proceed TO Cherry
Hill Buryins Grounds. q
SPEAR.-On Fridav. August 18th, 1879,
NeitIe r. Spear. daughter OF Thomas g.
and Emma j spear. In her fourth year
Friends are invited 10 sltend her funeral
from the residence of her grandiathe
rhos. ~. Gibson, 306 Shipley street, Mon
day, August IL, at 2.30 p. m.
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6klR Raco.

The skifi race, under the au pices of
Mr.. J. j. Cross, started this morning at
10 o'clock, from the mouth of the Chris
tiano, the course being to the buoy OIL
Hook, and return. The trance fee Is
S., and the prizes are suit Of Ills and
champion flag. The "COlumbia," !"
"Mary Gricr," "Vixen," "Hannah
Brow n" "Ejith," "a. j. CrOsss," and
others, were entered.
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THE Prince Imperial is not vet. u aD-
pears, finally buried. The coffin Mssin
q temporary chapel, open 10 view, sur,
rounded by the insignia of the Legion
Of Honor which the lad wore when
ali ve, and by numerous crosses, wreathf,
etc., given by the Queen and 4ROya4
Princess on the day of the funeral La:
dies daily bring wreaths and heap them
outside of the grille behind which the
remains lie. The odd part of the matter
to an American is that the whole AFFAIR
coffin, crowns, crosses and a1l-is exhi-
bited to the public, from three 70 five
daily, at charge OF shilling per head,
chi 'dren half price. y-ie sii'
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A WASHINGTON DEFAULTER,
THE CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK v00,e
600 sHORr In ITS ACc0VNCA,rlI

THE CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK v00,r
600 sHORr In ITS ACCoVNrAf M
WAsHINeroN, August 10. The Citf
zen's National Bank, bv tho defalcetion
of its cashier, VIM. M. Roacbs b abort
some 100000. The first intimatinni II
irregularity came to-day In ., ciEcular-'
note to the different banks stating TIT
Roach had been discharged. The d.
faulting cashier il in Virginia on, q farm
he owns. He is q son of the late E. NJ
Roach, Register of Wills of this distsicti
for many years. liYDs-isI ,,
He got to gambling in stocks. ,Ths
bank examiners repeatedly certified TINT
everything was correct. The Citissns'
National Bank OF Washington was form
erly located at aagerst0Wn, Nd, but
was transferred to WAshing.on under >
special act Of Congress, some five years
ago. Among Ine directors are the a.
miliar names of the Hon. j. A. J. CFess-
well and the Hon. Jacob Tome. Il 10 .
solid institution, aad will not b embar-
rassed by the loss. 5g} i,.il. sls II Ii,s
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A BAR KEEPER SHOT BY A LAW
YER.

MARTINsBURG, Pa, August 15.-An
attorney named Jack Mcdonald sh,t q
bar-keeper named Achison, at the Nc
Nees House, during an alteration about
All anonymous letter which Mcdonald
accused Achison with writing. The cps
tie charged Mcdonald with being too
intimate with a married lady residing
he e. Achison is dangerously wound
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AT THE H. & H.CAR SHOPS.

At the Harlan B Hollingsworth Com
pany's car shops, the Pullman palace
cars "Commancha" and "Lindell," are
rapidly approaching completion. The
latter is q hotel car, and both are being
finished in the most sumptuOus manner
An addition, 8Ox100 feet to the eastern
car shop, has just been constructed. 1,
will be used ss finishing aud varnish.
ing department.
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Total thus far. 1884
SENT TO JAIL.

Total thus far. .14S4
SENT TO JAIL.
Thomas Benford, Joseph Fort and
Robert Jones were arrested yestteday,
by Constable William II. Rothwell, of
MiddleLown, on the charge of trespass-
ing in the orchard of Edward X. Cochran,
Esq. Mr.. Cochran's superintendent,
William Matthews, ordered them out,
and .hey refused to 60, al the same time
drawing revolvers and razors, and threat
ening to kill him. A warrant was issued
for their arrest, and they were taken be-
fore E'quire Wilson, of Townsend, who,
after hearing the evidence, committed
Benford and Fort to New Castle jail in
default of 500 bail. Jones was dis
charged.
Mr.. E. G.. Smith, assistant ticket agent
at the p. w. q b. X. r., depot in this
city, lett to-day for Warm Springs, Bath
county, Va. Mr.. Smith IS suffering with
the rheumatism, and hopes to obtain re-
lief at the Springs.
Mr.. David Connell and family have re-
turned home from their trip through the
West.
SEARCHING THE RECORDS.
The Springer heirs, residents of Iowa,
have an attorney employed searching
| the records at New Castle. They claim
the ground on which the new Court
House Is to be built, but as the records
were thoroughly searched before the
ground WIS transferred to the Levy
Court, by the city, 1t looks ss though
sAey would have their trouble and ex-
penses for nothing.
| BITTEN BY A DOG.
Yesterday, as David Myers, little
boy aged eleven yoars, was passing the
corner of Reed and jackson stree bull
pup, flew at him aud bit one Of his legs
very badly. This dog was shot by Off
GER Gibbons.
THE MONEY READY.
The checks for the bills passed by City
Council, on Thursday night are now
ready and can be obtained, at the ono
of the City Treasurer. Some people are
actually slow in coming after their mon
ey, but when the checks are all made
out the Treasury officials would rather
pay them out as soon as possible.
Still another reduction. A few dura-
BILE patterns of striped silks to be CLOSED
out at 45c. per yard.
2t RUSSELL 4 SPENCER.
The Greenbackers in the Eighth Ware
!, talk of putting ticket in the fielc thu
,, fall. They say they can make stir II
: the two parties, and they mean to try.
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Peter Dunlap, a farmer of Downie
township, N. s., was killed by lightning
ON Wednesday night. The house of Mrs.
Rightman in East Durham, Quebec, was
shattered by lightning yesterday, and she
was killed.
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The Truck asa Fruas Mashss. :

The Truck aaA Fruit Maehss. 5'i
The truck and fruit market was aband- :
antly supplied this morning, and prices
were very reasonable. 49,. g. aiil ..ai
1t is almost impossible to es.ima' . the
number Of basket Of peaches that wese
in market, but there were ten car Doads +
arrived lest evening. Besides these thsse'i
were large quantities arrived BY wa9onf.
Prices ranged from 60 to 80 cents peTs
basket, and from l5 to 20 cents per halft
peck. fe a-l-laflti
Truck was also abundant, there being =
Jersey selling at prices from 10 70 40 centsi
per piece. Cantelopes sold st 20 and Is
cents per basket. New sweet potatoesi
from 20 to rs cents Per half peek. ) 'l-'
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Die. Window.

Have yon seen the 25c. window at The
Bee Hivea 1t will astOnish you to see
the variety and quantity Of goods that
can be bought for 25c. It
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NOMINATION.

NOMINATION.. aa sei9iiGn
Democratic nominations for candidates
for City Council and Inspectors are in
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MARRIED.

M ED.
MOORE-VINCENT.- A ugust 18th, at
the res,nence OF the brides parents by The
Rv Gaylord l.. Moore, Mr.. VIM. A.
MoOie 10 Miss Clara j. Vincent, both OF
this city.
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NOTICE.
Three Hundred Dollars
REWAR ..

Three hundred dollars reward will be
paid for the arrest and conviction OF the
thief or thieves who have been recently
engaged in mouse breaking la this city.
JOHN P.-ALLMOND.
aug15-tf Mayor.
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LIBERAL LEAGUE,

Tomorrow morning at 2l9 King street
at 1890, will be discussed. "Have we rea-
son why we should complain" by l.. p.
B. Henry.
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I,nnortama IN MotIners.

Mrs. WlnslOw's Soothing Syrup Is the
only thing that mothers can rely upon fer
their children. IL cOrrects acidity of the
st0mach. cures wind collie, regulates The
bJwels AMI gives rest. health aHd comfort,
to mother and child. During the process
of teething its value is incalculable. 1t
softens the gums, reduces inhan nation
and allays all pain, thereby giving rest TO
the child and com fort TO the mother.-
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PEACH SHIPMENTS.

The shipment of peaches yesterday,
over the Delaware Railroad, amounted
to 100 car loads, for the following
points:
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
A GARD

To ali VINO aIe suffering u ON the errors
and indiscreLiOns OF youth. nervous weak
ness, early decay, loss Of manhood, &C., ]
will send recipe thai will cure you 4,
FREE OF CHAkE. This great remedy
was discovered 0y q missionary In South
America. Sead q selfaddressed envelope
To the REV JOSEPH T. INMAN, Station ID
zew York City.
dec2O- eM &W1y
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UEALD & CO.,
BANKERS & BROKERS,

AND DEALERs IN
STOCKS, BONDS, LOANS, MORT.
CAGES h COM IA ERCIAL PAPER.
CLAYTON HOUSE, WILMINGTON, DEL.
Interest, Coupon, and General Collec-
tlOns. Tickets to and drafts on Great
Britain end other parts OF the world.
jan8-lyd
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ITO THE VOTERS OF TIE NINTH
L WARO.-GENrLEMaN Oat1pe sNho
last tive or three years 10 has been tAo%1Sil
known fact that our Ward has been ann1tlv
misreprt sented in Council by persons Who
were incompetent to vote or act for our In
terests and knowing the feeling 81 6ur
citizens In this matter hereby ofHer my
self as q repres entaiive candidate for CITY
Council. pledging myself TO WORK and
vote for the interests OF my co rstttuents,
4i-2t Yours. &C., T. L. MOUSLEY.
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THE M ARK ETS.

Beef steak, 14a20c; sirloin, 18a20c;
roast, 14a1Sc; corped Sal2"; ehipped
2Ja3Oc; ham sliced I5al3 Wholesale, 10c,
shoulders, 8alOc; fitch, 1lal2c; pud
ding, l6c Log's-head cheese, ne; lard
l0c; mnt,On, l0al2c; chops l6alSc veal
lOai6c; outlets, 18a2Oc; chickens, 1Oal2
a 10; SlaSl so per pair; spring chickens,
eggs. Is cents per dOz.: onions 1a5c per
buRcl,; soup beans, y cents; cucumbers,
a &c. per piece, new potatoes, 1Oal5c
half peck; new apples, 8al6c. half peck;
spinach, 10 cents, per half peck rhu-
barb2a3c h;rOck fish 23a15c per pl,;
foandsrs, 10 cents; black bass, 25a
3Oc per string; cat fish, three pound for
25c; kale, ,lOA12p.r half peck; lettuce, la
3 per head; green peas, 1Oal2c per hf PIX;
rad,sbes, 3 a &c per bunch ,cabbag ge, 2a5 per
head; new .Omatos Sal5c per half peck;
sqashes, 1a5c. per piece; new beats, 4c
per bunch; string beans, cents per half
peck; butter beans, lOc per half peck /;
raspberries, 12c per qt. red; 8a1O, black
whortterberries, 5aSc box; black berries
2 boxes for % cents; new corn, 8h1Oo per
dozen; egg plants, 5,8 per piece; peaches,
l0al8 per hf. pk.; watesmelons, lOaN per
piece; cantaloupes, 6Oc per basket; 2a5
cents per piece; plums, 10a15 per box
lima beans, l5c. per quart
DECISION RENDERED.
Last evening, His Honor, the Mayor,
rendered his decision in the case of A.
Mckee who was arraigned OH the charge
of occupying the sidewalk in trout of the
Odd Fellows Hall contrary TO ordinance
and after being ordered to vacate by the
Clerk OF Market. The Mayor Informed
the defendant that the ordinance did not
allow the pavement to be occupied by
persons for selling produce, he would
therefore require him to pay 50 and cost
ENTIRELY TOO FAST.
The trains on the p. w. Il b. r. r. ap
proach the depot in this city at the rate
of speed entirely too fast. Some ofthem
come i'm at the rate of six miles per hour
and as there are always so many persons
steadily at the depot, and walaing III
and down, there is danger of some one
being run over or hurt. The trains
should be made approach at slower rate
of speed.
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The loss by the burning of the fremont
Temple in Boston is now estimated al
$1O5,O00.
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Financial ard Com m O ercial.

WILMINGTON. DEL, Aug. ~, 1879.
L .ust stock Quotations furnished by
deald 4 Co.. Clayton House building
WiInsipoton, DEL. At ~ M. to-day:
STOCK QUOTATIONS..
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PREACHER PERSONALS.


Presiding elder L. c. Matlock, d. D.,
is here tel tiag with his family. His lady
came originally from Port Deposit, not
far from here.
Rev. C. f. Sheppard, came on We'd
nesday and will remain until next Tues
day when he will leave for his old home
in New Jersey, where he was a few
weeks ago on short stay.
Bev. q. M. Pegg came here on Tues
day, the first day, and left to-day for a
trlp up into New York State.
Rev. r. G. Jones of Bridgevill", Del,
Ia here End will remain until Monday.
Revs. A. d. DAVIS and e. y. MacNich-
oil are beth tenting on the ground. They
are now stationed in this neighborhood, !,
hut lately were Enthusiastically connected in
Wilmington.
Among the other preachers holding
tents are Jno. d. Kemp, 4. b. Killum,
N. M. Brown and w. l.. 3. Murray.
The other ministers here are Revs. W.
J. Bayne, JDo. D. RiRg, j. B. Mann, u
w. Lay field, Adam Single and j. d. u
Hanna, and Rev. Mr.. Voshen of the
Methodist Protestant church, and Revs
John Squire and 7. j. Aiken, of the
Presbyterian church.
WILMINGTON ATTENDANCE.
The are not many WILMINGTON people
here except ministers and their families
More will come during the latter days o
camp. Il. 8. b.
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CT. PAUL'S M. f. CHURCH.
y ,. II. Caldwell, ID. D.. pastor. Preach
ing At 10 80 q. M, and 7 7.i5 p. m, by Rev.
A. T. Scett. All are welcome.
T1NRINlTY CHURCH-Old Swedes-On
i Church and Seventh streets, kev Will
liam Eros ID ID, rector.
Nautilus and sermon, at 1880 q. m,
EveDsong anu reading, at $50 p. m.
sunday school meets at 2p. m. Seats
free. ALI "a IN tnyit l.
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ALlVEc PRESB YTERI An Oh UKCH
" corner Of Adams and Cb estnut sire ts
Preaching by Rev. r. J. TimlOw of West
minister Presbysery, at l0X, a. m, and 6k
u. m.
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@ ECOND BAPTIST CHURCH, Fourth
- and French streets. Rev r b Cook, pas
tor.
Preaching at 10 ~ q m and 45 p m.
Sabbath schools ate u. M, and 2 p. m
PastDr's Bible class in main audience
room at Z p. m. All are invited.
All are invited and will be accommO
dated with seats.