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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1879-08-22
Sunday School Pic Mic, Celebrations

:, On Thursday, the 7th inst, the Union Mission
School at Edgewood, N. Meter, Superintendent.
hcld gaia day at Cedar Grove. The dav was
cool and shady, the school united and hapnv ali
Vlclng with each other who should eniov the
greatest amount of happiness. Old and y0unp
large and small all alike seemed full. The cS
erclscs were varied-games on land; sail rides
on thc rver-such lovely sail rides-enliyened
by cheerful songs "Out on the Ocean Saline };
milomcward Bound" "Pull for the shore y Re
Ihcn refreshments, from ice cream by the palIon
10 peanut, to say nothing of crabs But we
must stop. The children's parents were cheorcd
oy several songs and cheerful talks to the little
ioiks ny Dr. Crane, when all moved homeword
pound having put in big day for the little
On Wednesday, the 18th inst, a grand rally Inv
inc Mountain Sunday School and friends at their
annual pic mic celebration ON the Mountain came
oH-and such Il rally for SO brief notice The
moullalm was alive again-a multitude was
There. The exercises were varied as usual ON
sucn occasions. sweet singing with instrument
tal music, addresses by the pastor, cheerful and
unique humorous and grave Marching. sinp.
ing, playing and such eating as those onIy can do
who are pic mic hungry Dinner in the grove.
ana such a dinner! Tablefull after tablefnll-
ana, 100 such commissary stores-such yarje-
~ We have witnessed marvellous thnps on
me Mountain ere this, but such q dinner seldom
ialls 10 the lot of mortals on earth God bless
lhc lalr ladies' who furnished it, The second
least OF Ice cream, cakes, candies nuts fruit
&c, nut we deslst. The half can hardly be told
i. must De experienced TO be fully appreciated
hhouSh-lt was great day and long to be re-
heihDered! praise God from whom all bless
ings ilow" Rppoprpp
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1879-08-22
VOL. XXIII----NO. "a.
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON.

Devotional exercises led by Brother George L.
Scott. The President being absent Rev. Harry
Boggs occupied the chair. The fourth question,
How to make the Sunday school attractive %'
was opened by Brother VIM. A. Baker, who was
followed by Messrs. ID. j. Cummings, A. L. Hyde,
Geo. l.. Scott, Rev. W. T. l.. Kieffer and F. L.
Morling
Onmotion, Messrs. A. l.. Hyde, VIM. Galbreath
and James Armstrong were appointed q commit
tee to arrange for the next convention.
An apprehension having gone abroad that the
Maryland Sunday School Union desired to excr-
clse care and supervision generally over the
schools OF the county, and that schools taking
part In the convention were in some way bound
to contribute to the support of the Union, Mr..
morning by request made q statement setting
Iorth the objects and working operations of the
Union, and satisfied all present that no school
was in any way bound to or by the convention,
ana ana were not in any way bound to contribute TO
the support of the Union. Adjourned.
WEDNESDAY EVENING SESSION
was a praise and promise meeting, led by F. l..
Morning. and a Bible reading; subject, isFrom
the Cross to the Crown" led by Rev VIM. A.
All the sessions of the convention were LARGELY
attended and great interest manifested by The
entire community. The usual resolutions of
thanks to the citizens, officers and friends were
passed with rising vote WIZ
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1879-08-22
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FIFTH EDITION.
HON. T.. ID. POTTER.

THE CITY TREAsURER CALLS UPON HIM.
City Treasurer Vincent visited tho
cele brat-d English member OF Patha-
mept and phiIantrophist, the Hon. Thos.
Bailey Potter, In Philadelphia, yester-
day, at the house Of George w. Chile,
the editor of the Ledger. He had a
conversation OF several hours duration
with him. Mr.. Potter told him that he
had determln ned previously not to leave
the country without seeing him; Also
that he had conversed with several Of
our leading citizens, and found nurnbers
who favored his (Mr. Vincent's) plan of
an Anglo- Saxon Confederation. Mr..
Potter att nds tonight banquet In his
honor by tn. Penn Club.
On Monday he will witt some Of the
great manufacturing establishments Of
Philadelphia, on Tuesday he will depart
for Baltimore, when he will be the
CUES. ofJ. w. ,Garreit, the president Of
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, aud
on the 18Th Of November he will depart
from New York in the steamship Gala
for Europe.
MIR Potter, Mr.. Vincent saws is the
beau ideal Of an old EngIsh gentleman
HIS wife, Mrs. Potter, accompanies
him. Sine Is the type Of the higher class
English lady, and her language has pe-
cularly sweet and cultivated Eoglish
accent.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-25
NesD0rE Nesrs Notes.

Thieves entered the barber shop of
Edwad McPike in Newark last week,
and carried away a hundred dollars worth
OF goods in the form of cigars, razois,
clothing, etc.
There will be a trot at Homewood
Driving Park to-day; three races will be
trotted and n large audience is expected
to be in attendance.
Protrarted meeting will be held In
Wesley NJ. +. Chapel, McClellandsville,
next week.
Mine host, Lewis, of the Deer Park
Hotel, has been sally afflicted of late.
He fell last December and SO injured
himself that he only recovered recently
Later he was bitten by spider and la d
up for weeks. AT present he is almost
blind from trouble That is hoped TO be
only temporary.
The Town Commissioners have de.
termined to suppress all ri tous and dis.
orderly conduct on Hallow Zen night
Friday next, the 3lst inst:
Mr.. Cloud Pirrson has sold his hand
| some trotting horse "Flaxtail," to a gen
t'eman in Philadelphia.
Edward Purnell, son of President Pur
nell. while practiciDg in the Academy
gymnasium, on "Wednesday afternoon
fell and dislocated his right arm.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-25
An Oid Dciu ware Soi,fier.

The Cecil Whig says that John Hat.
cock, an old soldi-r Of the Third Della
ware Regiment and ni.ive of Milton,
this State, reached klkton from the
West last week, having driven In a one.
horse wagon with his three mother les.
children. lie intended to bring his chill.
drcp to Delaware and leave them with a
sister, but before reaching Elkton be
learned that she was lying at deaths door
lie therefore determined 10 remain in
that town and try To obtain 4 pension
but his ignorance { the whereabouts OF
Capt. James A. Haughcy and Surgeon,
Wolf Of his regiment will seriously in.
tcrfere with the latter design. The u hig
adds that information as TO these two of.
fic"rs will be gladly received by Mr.. Han.
cock. Mr.. II. arrived In Milford yester-
day on the cars, having lost his horse a,
Smyrna.-Chronicie.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-25
DOiOn the State.


There ara 25 prisoners in the Kent
county Jail at this time, of which 20 are
for trial at this term of court, and large
number of Others out ON bail. Court
commences on Monday.
James b. N.udain, for several years
Justice Of the Peace at Middletown, has
handed in his resignation TO Governor
Hall. John Massey is the only applicant
mentioned.
Sheriff Dunn sold, on Tuesday last, in
Dover, the Interest of Charles Hillyard,
in the Bates farm, below Cowgill's Cor
ner, to Hazel and Pennewlll, tor $525;
thirty acres of land in West Dover hun
dred, OF Kelley and Donovan, $2O6, to
William Hawkins and Charles II. Pow
ell; the John Hardison farm of 60 acres,
on the road to Smyrna, four miles from
Dover, to Mary Barnatt, for 400.
Odessa and Middletown nurseymen
are preparing for brisk fall trade. The
demand for fruit tr, es promises to be
large.
Edward Lord, Esq, of Camden, ha.
been appointed Justice of the Peace o.
that town, by Governor Hall, to fill the
vacancy occasioned by the death of Jas
Carrow.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-25
PROJECTING Game.

meeting OF the Delaware Game
Protective Association was held in Ha'-
rington on Monday. A large number of
directors and persons were in attend
ance. The report Of the secret ary show
ed that great interest was manifested in
the wolk of protecting the game. and
that quite large amount Of funds was
AID would be- on hand by the eud Of the
season f,r the purchase of game. The
Directors ordered 200 migratory par
tridg's TO be bought from Europe. They
also ord red 100 California quail, 80
pra'ie chickens, and what was left Of the
funds Is to b. devoted to the purchase OF
North Carolina and Kansas partridges
all Of which are to be turned out equally
In the different counties, on the laud OF
persons who vii agree to protect them,
or allow the Association TO protect them,
until they propagate. The Association
are spending consider able money In the
laudable enterprise Of protecting and
stocking tn. State with game.
TIE GAME LAW.
The law prohibiting.gunning for par
tridges and rabbits will expire OH Nov.
lst.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-25
n BOY Thief.

The following is clipp d from the Do
yer Sentinel The matter IL refers 10 has
been kept very quiet here
"lieny Lee, a colored boy abont l0
years old, broke open trunk belonging
To lady bosrder at the Delaware House,
in Wilmington, on Tuesday, and stole
$40. Lee says that he was put up to dc
the job by another hey, who took $40 OF
the money and went to Philadelphia
Lee came to Dover, whence the Chief
Of Police telegraphed TO Sheriff Dunn
anc he arrested him, but not before Lee
had spen; some st the money for cheap
jewelry and boots and shors. He had
SIG in money when arrested He had
formerly lived in this town, and wa,
raised below here"
The boy is now in custody here, ant
Chief Of Police Maxwell is to-day en-
gagged in looking up the confederate.
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accused of KiLIin0 His Father

COLUMBUS, October 24.-Smith Her.
lott, aged % years, was arrested near
Delaware, twenty-five mites north OF
this city, last night, on the charge Of at
attempting Tn murder his fath-r,
George Heriott, by shooting him
him With a revolver. The ball took
effect over the LETT eye. Quarrels
have been frequent between the two for
some time over an accusation Of int macy
with young women made by the son
against his father. Yourg Heriott denies
the charge Of murder, and says h father
committed suicide, but the neighbors dc
not credit the sons statement.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-25
Business R~vtUtnO in Great
Britain.

LONDON October 4.--rhe Times In Its
financial article this morning says: "rhe
reports OF tho industrial centres are each
day more eagerly scanned Ior fresh signs
of the revival of activity. Prices are
rising and and orders are coming in, and
as long as manufacturers take care to
deal with responsible buyers spectators
may be left to take care of themselves
The iron Industry led the way and the
revival is now spreading to textile ia.
oricS, among which our chief interests
CENTRE"
The daily gazette., 1879-10-25
CHERIFF.S SAI.E.

SHER1Ff'S SALE.
- By virtue oi writ of Levari Facias
to me directed, Will be exposed TO public
sale. at the hotel OF
JACOB HYATT.
In the village OF Newport, IN Christiana
Hundred, New Castle County, Del, ON
TUESDAY. The llth day of November,
1879, at IL O'Clock, a. IN.
The following described real estate, viz:
All that certain iarm or tract Of land
| situate In Mid creek hundred in the coun.
~ of New Castle and state OF Delaware.
bounded and described Ms follows. To wit
beginning AT stone In the middle of the
orkessin road, n corner for land soid
David Wilson, theuce by line Of said
| land which was part No. q. OF the Real
| Estate Of Isaac Dixon, deceased, south st.z
degrees, weet w w hundredths 10 a stake,
| IA corner for homas PearsoL's land, thenc.
with line OF that land moth 5 degrees,
west l57 u 10 peTches to IA stake, n corner
| line OF said land, north S5 degrees and III
| minutes, east 10 pei ches AID " one nun
| dreuths 10 IA stake, corner Tor other land
sold to David Wilson, part OF the Heal ks
| tate OF Isaac Dixon aforesaid, thence by
the lines dividing that land from The
| south degrees east y perches to IA stalk @
| thence north 7S degrees east 10 perches and
| ~ to IA stake, thence south degrees eahl
| IL percnes and 100 OF "A perch 10 "a sla AXE
thence south 8l2 degrees west 3S pei cbes to
IA stake in the midu c of the Pearson road
| tnence uiobB tne Hiluuie OF tne hAiu rohu
| south o. degrees east Il 2 10 perches u
"A stake III "A line OF Thomas Jackson's
| land, thence by that land south degrees
| 4 east 4S lilo perches To IA stake IN the
| middle Of Hock essln road aforesaid anU
| thence along the same being IA line of iht
| aforesaid land sold to DAVID Wilson, souLf
| 3i3 degrees west "a 6-lO perches 10 tn,
| place OF beginning, containing within
| said bounds ninety seven acres and foity
| four peIches of iand, be the same more ol
| less with IA large stone house and iarg,
barn and other OutbuiIdlngs thereon
| erected.
Seized and taken in execution as tn,
| property of Isaac +. ChAmberlin ant
klizaUeLh r., his wife and Lerre tenants
ana W be sold by
| JOHN PYLE, Sheriff.
Sherifrs ONCE, New Castle, October I'D
| 1879. octN eodts.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-25
LATEST CABLE NEWS.
RUSSIA ORDERS NEW SUIT OF AR
NOR.
L nnnoN Oct OA

RUSSIA ORDERS A NEW SUIT OF AR
NOR.
LONDON, Oct. %.
Lord Beaconsfeld has accepted an iii-
vitation to a tend the Lord Mayors ban
quet, in London, on the 10Th Of Novem-
Der.
The amount received at the Vatican
for Peters Pence thus far this year Is
considerably larger than at the same
time last near.
The Roumanian Senate has passed
the bill for a r. vision of the constilution
the measure for the relief Of the Jews
by large majority.
The Emperor William, General Won
Moltke ami all the Ministers and Am
bass adors now In Berlin were present
| Yesterday at the funeral of the lats Min
lister Won bulow.
Sir Austen Layard and NJ. de Four
nier, the British and French Ambassa-
durs to Turkey, have lodle protests
against the Porte's policy offarming the
customs revsnues.
The Chief of Police at Moscow has
agreed with the military authorities to
organize system Of military night pa
trolls TO cooperate with the police In
preventing disturbances.
The Austrian government has stated
in the Reichsrath that ali the men OF
the reserve stationed in Bosnia will be
dismissed to their homes, one-half Of
them going in November.
A Paris correspondent OF the Ne,r'
says General Cialdini, in conversation
which he is reported to have had will
Senior Gorilla, declared he would retire
to Spain and only return to Italy to bt
buried there.
THE CZARINA RETURNs TO PARIS.
A Berlin despatch to the Times says
-"The Empress Of Russa aud tht
Grand Duke Constantine on their way
from Paris to s. Petersburg halted a
Berlin only two houis. They neither
pad nor received any visits. Specula
tiou, of course, seeks to invest this Incl
dent with serious meaning"
RUSSIA MAKING CANNON.
A Berlin despatch to tie Times says
The cast steel works of Abookhoi
have been ordered to suspend their larg
private business, every resource belni
required to execut- the enormous o. der
OF the government Of Russia Tor stee
cannon and other implements of war.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-25
THIRD EDITION
Wall Street Scared.
A DECLINE IN PRICES THAT ALMOST
ENDED IN A PANIC.

A DECLINE IN PRICES THAT ALMOST
ENDED IN PANIC.
New YORK, October "a. There was
almost q panic in Wall street to-oaV
when the excl ement Of last week cui-
minated. 1t has been an extraordinary
week. "Wall street is crazy, SAID
prominent banker yesterday. SAID an
other. "The whole United States IS Duy-
ing stocks. The pressure OF orders non
all over the country has been ehorh Gus
Brokers have had to r'main III Tue Oh
fees until late last night IN some cases
to transact ali their business, anu there
has actually been talk Of buying the
Stock Exchange house to make room Tor
business. To-day there was violelt t
fluctuations and bad scare. AFTER eA-
ceptionally heavy trading the market
closed Thursday night strong and pnoy-
ant. In early dealing to-day p Ices rose to
the highest point for many years. ERE
led the speculation, the common s. OK
advancing to 43l. The advance was
checked shortly after the openi & by
strineency in the rates for loans The
market became at once excl ed under a
pressure 10 sell, aud for time panic
seemed imminent.
Messengers poured out of neishborlne
offices, bearing TO members OF the *
change ord rs to sell. One of the mo
prominent operators on he street pre-
dicted disastrous day for the holders o
stocks. Every rumor pointed TO lowe
prices, and every one hasten-d TO seel
shelter from the storm. Prices ran dow
quickly from 10 to 6 per cent. Erie 4
from 43A to 800. Union Pacific from
923 TO S0s, Western Union from 1929 u
993. Pacific Mail from 35s to 32s, an'
Wabash from 52b to ~. There wa
hardly stock on the list that did no
seel the force of the shock. Inv stmen
hares were weak. The decline wa
rrested before The close OF business an'
Part of the loss was recovered. Is
some of the oldest operators 1t was sal
that the decline was checked none to
quickly. A few mi ures more Of
would have caused panic. The t. ia
business of the day exceeded $1,000
shares, Of which 10000 were those {
Erie.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-25
SHERIFF'S SALES

HERlFF SALE.
- by virtue OF "A writ Of Levari Faclas,
To me directed, will be exposed 10 public
sale, at the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL, No. sii shlpley st..
Kept by John ]. Dougherty, In the city of
Wilmington. New Castle County, Della
ware, ON
TUESDAY, the llth day OF November,
A. D.. 1879, at 2 o'clock, p. m,
The following described real estate viz:
All that certain lot Of land, and three
story brick dwelling house thereon, sit u
ate In the city OF Wilmington, bounded
and described as follows, TO wit. Begin
ming at the Intersection OF the westerly
side OF Harrison street with the nor therly
side OF Gilpin avenue, thence along said
side OF Gilpln avenue westerly 100 ieet to
stake, thence northerly parallel with
Harrison street 25 feet TO OTTER land oi
DeNormandie. thence by line OF the
same easterly parallel with Gilpin avenu.
100 feet To the aforesaid side OF Harrison
street, and thence thereby southeIly y
fe, I'd the place of beginning. be the con
tents thereof what they may. Book X
vol. .. page $50. &C.
Seized and tai-en in execution as the
property OF William +. AIrichs and Jane
his wife, and /. It's. and to he sold by
JOHN Ply LIE, sheriff.
sherirs ONCE, New Castle, Oclober I'D
a. d., 1873. oct2i eodls
The daily gazette., 1879-10-25
Demanding an AdU0nce
WuOes

LONDON, Oct. 2l---An important
meeting oi leading firms engaged in the
finished iron trade in South Stafiordshire
and East Worcestershire was held at
birmingham yesterday to consider an
application for an immediate advance
in the wages of operatives, on the
ground of the improvement in trade.
rie meeting decided that it did not con-
slider the state of trade as justifying an
advance. 1t is probable that an arbitra-
tol will be appointed to settle the ques-
ton.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-25

WALL STREET YEsTERDAY.-Money
was very active, call loans being report
ed at rates running as high as 7 per cent.
and / to I per day commission addition
al. Stocks declined under this infiu-
ence, but rallied somewhat at the close.
Bonds of all classes were very irregular.
Exchange was du'l and rates were unal-
The daily gazette., 1879-10-25

WHEN the New York Express speaks
Of ."this cunning. conn,ving, plotting,
conspirins, burrowing. craw ling ,sneaky,
slimy, contemplate creature 1t is nj.
luding to the candidate who received a
popular majority of over aqnarter Of a
million votes at the last Presidential
election. - Times
The daily gazette., 1879-10-25
SPECIAL NOTICES.
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10 all VINO are suffering irom the errors
and indiscretious Of youth, nervous weak
ness, early decay, loss OF manhood, &C.,
will send 3 recipe that will cure you,
FREE OF CHAkE. This great rernedy
was discovered by missionary in South
America. Send II self-addressed envelop.
10 the REV JOSEPH I. INMAN, station II
zew York CITY.
dec20-eod&wiv
The daily gazette., 1879-10-25

OF O00 returns in 10 days on 500 in
p1IOO vested. Official reports free
Like PIC ofiis weekly on STOCK options OF 4lC
to go. Address 7. Potter Wight a Co.,
Eankers, 30 v all St. N. Y. OcAl-daWly.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-25
rTHE ARrIZANs SAVINGS BANK.

HNlIE ARTlIANS SAVINGS BANK.
5O2 MARKET STREET,
INCORPORATED JANUARY 2Ith, 1861.
Open 10 receive deposits daily from A.
NJ, until +. NJ, and on Tuesday and Sat
urday evenings from7 to o'clock.
SEMi-ANNUAL DIVIDEND,
regularly made in April and October.
When dividends are not withdrawn
they are accounted M deposits. Thus per-
manent deposits compound their Interest
twice In each ysar; ,cr,o
% chas " Townsena K s George George s. W cnpsiie hpsh
Nathan1 X. R.Benson, NJ. l.. Lichenste'n,
Henry +. pure, Edward Dariingt on,
w. Hastings, job ii. Jack son,
Edward Pusey, VIM. ii. swift.
Anthony Higgins.
GEO. W. BUSH, President.
GEO. 3. CAPELLE, Vice President,
feb2l-ly II. TAYLOR, Treasurer.
L,IItsT NATIONAL BANK
T OF WILMINGTON.
REPOSITORY OF THE PUBLIC MONEY
AND
FINANCIAL AGENTS OF THE UNI
TED STATES.
EDWARD BELTS, PRESIDENT.
GEO. u. ARMSTRONG, CASHIER
Paid up Capital, S5oO.OOO
Philadelphia and New York Exchang,
furnished TO regular DeposiLors without
| charge.
Discount days, Mondays and Thursday,
" ~ ' DIRECTORS.
Clement ,. smyth, George w. Bush,
| John ii. Adams Eli Garrett,
Henry $ McComb, saml ancroft, Jr.
Daniel James. William Tatbaii.
Edward Belts. janI-Iy
|
The daily gazette., 1879-10-25
FlDtJkTti EDITION
ls.xaSc~aannn lnH To-Day.

Clear or fair aoeother; northeast ~mds'
SHIFTING to east and south JoRowsd oy Jd"-
iuO barometer.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-25
PHILADELPHIA MARK ETs.


FLOUR is quiet, but holders are firm in
their views. sales OF 400 bari els, including
Minnesota extra, at &7as7 81; Pennsylvania
Mt s7aS7 80; Western do. do. at 81 %, *
ami Patent and other high grades at ~ W
81 %. Rye flour rs firm AT 81. Corn Meal
is qniet; we auote at % 25 per Dbl.
GRAIN.-Whcat unsettled Il lower. Sales
Of $40 bushels including rejected at 81 40
al AZ; red at ~; amuer, at ~ 5Ossl 81 and
No. red. elevator, at 81 ~ October,
| 81 49H November and 4l 52l4 Dec. Rye Is
| firm at zoe. for Pennsylvania. Corn Is In
good demand and higher. Sales of 1860
| bushels mixed ana yellow at 6S 5tc.,
| closing at 6lajl &c. Oats are In steady re
quest and firm. Sales of 7LU bushels,
| including mixed at ~ and 70 cents, and
white at i2a4'ic. The receipts to-day were
as follows: 2Ul0 bbls. Flour 1850 bush.
| Wheat. ~ 900 bush. Corn, SO bushels rye,
u ID bushels Oats. 1900 bushels barley.
10 bbls. Whisky.
WHIsKEY.-JO bbls. of Western iron.
| bound sold AT o. ~ per gallon.
HAY AND STRAW MARKET for week end.
Ing Oct. ls T9.-Loads of Hay, Hs1; LOAF
OF Straw, ~. Average price during H..
week.-Prime Timothy, 80 to quo. p 'ne nc
pounds; mixed 10 to 75c. per 100 poer ~
straw SIC. to VI per 100 pounds.
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Local stocks and Bonds.

Local stocks and Bonds
National bank OF Deiaware...........4 zoo
First National Bank. k................... lSo
Union National Bank. ......H
National Bank W II. and Brandywine.. o.
FartneTs' BANK. ..,,.,.......... 30
Wilmington Coal Gas Company u
Uela H. X. 20.
Delaware Western Il X Co bt0ck, ~
Phila. VII. a Baltimore X. u Co... 66l,
Wilm q Northern X. X. Co.............
Delaware Fire Ins. CO.................3S
Delaware State Bonds.
Wilmington City 81. 6s.....................1, .1,sk
Wilmington CITY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES .ip2M
New Castle County Loan. ...... ........ l0
Delaware Railroad. nrst Mortgage...... luz
Delaware Railroad, extension. .Oi
VII. Passenger Railway 90. LIST mort. 100
" - Stock,
Masonic Hall ca Bonds. 80
MaSOnlC hAIl 10. .
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Fsrsuetsl and Commercial.

WILMINGTON. Del, oct. -. is.s;
L ~ % stock quotations. lnrn,snsu ~
II AID 4. CO.. Clayton house nu'o"s
WILMINGTON. Del. al IL M. .o-uaS'