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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-03
ssg- BY UNIVERSAL ACCORD AYERS Ca.

H9- By UNIVERSAL ACCORD AYERS Ca.
THARTIc PILLS are the best of all purgstives for
family use They are the product of long, labo-
rious and successful chemical investigation, and
their extensive use, by Physicians in their prsc-
tice, aid by all civilized nations, proves them
the best and most efectusl purgalive Pill that
medical science can devise Being purely vege-
table no harm can arise from their use. In in
trinsic value and curative powers no other Pills
Can be compared with them, and every person,
knowing their virtues, will employ them, when
needed They keep the system; in perfect order,
and maintain in healthy action the whole ma
chinery of life. Mild, searching and efectusl,
thew are specially adapted to the needs of the
digestive apparatus, arrangements of which they
prevent and cure, if timely taken. They are the
best and safest physc to employ for children
and weakened constitutions, where mild, but
effectua csthar,ic is required. E. s. Lesdbes.
ter & Bro Agents.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-03

If you are troubled with Spring Fever. get
from your druggist 25o. package or a 81. 90
bottle of Lsroquo's Anti Bilious Bltters;;, Be
sure to get chose manufactured by w. +.
Thornton, Baltimore, Nd. aud you will soon
be free from the miserable feeling. They arc
very good for Dyspepsia sDd Costiveness.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-03

SINCE many Asuorlsns aud Vireioians
general y will spendeir money in Wasbiog-
zoo ana positavey o. more for garments thar
inc IKE Can be lrossed here. will pay to any
person buying fhnne, bis expenses to Wash
io9ton' tor e1aInsion, to bis entire ssti-fac
sioo, and it myEto,hing, either 10 ordinary Of
nne, according; o quality and mapufacturc
are not the chesIst will reiuod the money
8. DEALHAM,
ap Him 60 K;no Of cor. Fairfax.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-03

POLITICAL "A meeting in tee interest Of
Mes6rs. K Keuper for Mayor, aud 6. W.
Clifford for Superintendent Of Police, was held
at the house Of Charles Jackson, oocted, in
the Third Ward last night.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-03

Too much regard cauno. be given to the fact
that DR.. Bulls Baltimore Pills have DO supa
rior as a family medicine. For Headache,
Fistuepcy, Dyspepsia, Liver and Blood diseases,
Nervousness, etc., they stand uneXceIled.
Price 25 cents
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-03

For one of those or Goa Hats, worth Sl.Ot
and 81. so, call at the Boss Clothing House.
These Hats are of fashionable style and are o.
really good quality.
ap lin VI. bENDHElM.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-03

FISH REpoRT.-Since yesterdays report
thore have been received at FIshtown about
3 600 shad and IS 900 herring Shad brought
Sass per hundred, aod berriuR 81 $73 per
thnusanG
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-03
For sale BY 4. S. Lsadbeater & Bro.

For fine bobby suit of CLOTHING sec s
DEALHAM, 81 King st., corner Fairfax.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-03
I'll 4 )G)I

Crave mistakes are made in the treatment
OF all diseases that arise from poison IN the
blood. Not one csse Of Scrofula, Syphilis,
| White Swelling, Ulcerous Sores and Skin
Disease in thousand is treated without the
use of Mercury IN some form. Mercury rols
the bones, and the diseases it produces are
worse than any other kind of blood or skin
disease can be. Doctor PEMBERTON'S
STILLINGIA or QUEENs DELIGHT is the
only medicine upon which hope OF recov.
cry from Scrotulsr Syphilis and Mercurisl
diseases in slI stages, can be reasonably
founded, and that will cure Cancer. Sl0,O OO
will be paid by the proprie.ors if Mercury.
or any ingredient not purely vegetable and
harmless can be found in it. Price by all
Druggists 81.
Z. +. MERRELL & CO., Props,
nov lily Philadelphia, Pa
For sale by
IS. IEADBEATER s. BRO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-03

for New York custom made CLOTHING
WWerisoted Dot to rip, see s. DEALHAM, 62
k'nS st., corner of Fairfax,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-03

DUY J. B FlCKLEN 81 SONS CEkh-
ID DRAFTED BRIDGEWATEk FLOUR,
if you want the best. All grooers have 1t N.Y.
Anew TURKISH PRUKNES for sale at
~ cts. alb BY FL. DAVIDSON,
NH IA TAT King street.
TRESH CANADA OATMEAL received
= and for sale by T. j. DAVIDSON,
NH IL l47 King street.
DECEIVED THIS DAY-A CHOICE LOT
u OF ROLL BUTTER.
sp3 a. JJHNSON q w
cMALL SUGAR CURED SHOULDERS
y received to day by
NH d ....... y. ". Maid v DIN
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COyGRESSIOrXL.
Reported for the Alexandria Gazette.
WASHINGTON. May 3.
SENATE
The Senate was not session to-day.
HoUsE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

SENATE
The Senate was not session to-day.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE
Mr.. Davidson. OF Florida, called attention
to the speech of Mr.. Russell, Of NC, as print
ed in the Record Though not delivered) and
PRONOUNCED some Of it's statements as wholly
aud absolutely untrue. He added that the
hlppsnt naoner 10 which members charged
fraud 90 others was altogether unbecomiog the
station which they occupied. To which Mr..
Reed, of Maine, responded, sarcasticaly
That is So"
At the expiration of the morning hour the
House resumed the consideration of the bill
reported from the Coinage Committee amending
the statutrs relating to coinage and coin and
bullion certificates.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-03

Ia just received our third involce Of the above
books. Persons keeping or raising birds should
have one. Call ind examine vt
MCLEAN UHLER'S,
I'D Is rs King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-03
Office TO GAS CONSUMERS.

The fiscal year will end in few days, when
shall have to s~ttle my accounts with the Gas
Light Committee. Any delinquent bills may
have on hand unpaid at that time will have to
be settled by me or my securities Ihls, there
fore is to most earnestly and respectfully re.
quest those who may be in arrears to call at the
Gas { flee, if not called on by myself and settle
INV 3-lW j. ROXBURY, Sups.
A PPLES-1O barrels RUSSETT APPLES
~ tor sale by
my2 IHOM fEkkY Agt.
nOTATOES-lO barrels EARLY RIOS &
II POTATOES Tor sale by
my2 THOMAS PERRY, Ast.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-03

RoBBINa A VESSEL The Washington Re
puhl,cau sa,s
detectives McD.viti aud Voss arrested a
coloted youth canned William Mason, alias
"rherrtoo", alias "Ned'', yesterday morning
on charge Of stealing sl75 from Captain IT,.
Johnsan, Of the schooner Uaior Belle, lyiog al
the FL .penth street wHert The alleged rob
berry took place last Tuesday night, while the
Captain was absept froG the ship, Mason
vino was employed as dcekaspd, raosacked
the cabin AID found pocket book containing
the moury and made eff with il. He c;uld
not b. found until yesterday, and when ar
rested had disposed of all his money. He
stated that he bought soue toiiot articles tor
his girl, but d. clincd to give the amount cz
pended The cAsa will be called in Police Court
10 day."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-03

TOILET SOA PS-M smmo.h Rose Windsor
4 Elder Flower Turtle Oil, Primrose Thous-
foe Toilet Sosps ust received By
ap22 J. q. MILBURN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-03

PERSONAL Mr.. A. A. Wa'feld, Collector
of Customs. has beer detignsted to sell the new
$40 U. s. certificates 10 this city, and qualified
for that purpose yesterday eveoiue.
Mr., Ao,hooy Mclean was elected a delegate
from s.. Pauls Caurch, Of this city, to the
COunoil of that Church 10 the State, at meet
ing of the vastry held yesterday. The Council
will meet at Fredericksburg, CD the third Wee
nesday of the present mouth. General NJ. D.
Corse is the Alternate.
Rev. DR.. g. De La Msiyr, the leader Of the
Gr4eubsck.rs 10 the House of Representa-
tives, will preach in the NJ. E. Church. to-
N ROW, both morning and uiphr.
Dr., A. S. Psyac, OF Fstqlier, who has
mad vari u experiments 90 ,"e subject OF in.
oc ,uIa'ion as modifc Of small pox has been
ap pointed delegate to the American Medical
As5oc;a icu ,het " II meet 10 Atlanta, Co., on
Tuesday
Rev. Mr.. Shop, the nes:y app &c rector
of Gracs Ghu ., arrived here ycsttrlay, and
will { fl .iata for the 6rst time 10 morrow.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-03

III TAR, Hspstine, Sozodont, Gargling Oil,
Tsrrants Soltzor Aporien;, Cen.sur IMMINENT
Lead bsster's Lubrcsting Liniment. Clos Lin
iment, Rupp's Pisst r. Hostetter's 5iLters, Ayers
Sarss arlis, Pectorsl. Hair Vigor and most of
the popular proprietary medicines are for sale by
81 II b.. s. LkADBEaTER q BRO
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-03

DATENT ICE CREAM FREEZERS-We
i have just received an invoice of the
GOOCH PATENT ICE CREAM FKEEZ.
ERS, acknowledged to be best Call and ex-
anime st MCLEAN & UHLERS,
sp26 Is King street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-03

HOLDEN'S BOOK ON BIRDS-We have
u just received the above useful book, which
is invaluable to persons Rising birds or to those
who have birds of any kind. 1t gives the best
advice and directions for the treatment Of birds.
Price 25c. MCLEAN Il UHLEk,
feb 26 IS King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-03

lust CEIVEp-Choice NOR WOOD
u CREAMERY BUTTER, in ID buckets,
suit families. Call and examine
CHAS. s. TAYLOR, Jr.,
NH q No. II north Union st.
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n E A L T b TOE.

4 DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE Having
"A taken out letters of administration on the
estate of the st3 Mr.. ADELINE 3. LAM
BERT, this is to give nolice to all persons in
debted TO said estate to come forward and make
immediate settlement, and all those having
claims to produce the same for payment.
ap15-lm WIN. II. LAMBERT. Adm
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"A INFANTRY. There will be- meetino At
the Armory on TUESDAY, May 9Th, At 8
O'clock p. NJ, for the purpose of electny fl ers
to I'll vacancies and for the transaction of other
business BY order of the Executive Com miLtee.
GEO. McBURNEY, j.,
my2-d Serrets,r
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CANDIDATES.

IAU announcements must invariably be paid fo7
in adrance No notice mill be taken Of order:
u,less thev are accompanied NTH the CASH.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-03

NOUNTY CLERkGHIP-Ple announce
~ GEORGE OFT WUNDER as candidate
for Clerk of the Circuit and County Courts Of
Alexandria county.
NH Is MANY VOTERS.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-01-05
nRooK1rx,s WALKING WONDER
M-s Anas~sau strtdinu i-to uer Ntnstsenth
Hundred luartef Afitr

A. Airs. Anderson progresses ~ her great
tria o. endurance her stool. of reserve, tore,
mover fail, when called uuon Ot FRIDAY Might
me- pulse wac down O. 81 her fac, wa palua
and her stec although firm wa no. huoyant
Eirlv yesterday morning she rallied again hcr
pulse nea ful and strons her oolar brighten
od and SHE walkeU lkt color bearer al ihe
heal OF OIL regiment
nov u.au. ha- nest placed or tho stage ~
D. D.'o,. ST. Urur~ a. Ilti1. Wh, bad
inumped al. tnr uus.'nu. D.. tr,u 90. ..f
down and filled tn, has witt meIn.N. .'r>'
then Mr- Anderson a-roar.o o. new pair %.
easy shoe Co. waia hei ..-.9.l quarter miie.
The nov shoe ant nov music insntreu her
witt new ~, Sin walked around witt ara"--
fu. eas, stride rubbing the quarter nillr 81
her soore III 1885,.
Atl4nI " SD, finished hor .s0oti 1uart--
10 4.2j'. bounding tnto hei foou witt io' a.
her faec saving une 9uumor" uuattar miles
aud my it'll, tasi viii n, nutsneo
TIN, nox' event that relieved toe nl0uotonf OF
her rounds wac tn, singn. o. TIM Nw--i-
heart song 81 ~, clos. OF beg i8iiih
quarter. about @ o.'.o'A hh' wH- hr.iii'.
aunlaudeu pr in0 man, ladr~ and gentlemen
thni nrr~en,. $50" -.tht tl' .eni ~ O. queer .li.
tai voic, alter bavin.. within tn uresiuu- hour
wllN'G OH, .s''ii 1nhi's ~ ~ il ia-,
iiui' -N' ha- ulaH. ii O. w~.'A fol.oWlns iili-
she nis~id ih' IspsuI quarter behind h'r
% 1854
ui ne- S17't quarter a . -hr 'as.,et oy'r
tftttrse o. ..i4 .'ui- 1ul' tr 'v'NtN iii Huilu
trimHuuuu- cheer AfiHl tli- fu. -4ut uutc
.lr walked th. Quarter o. atoui a.-. a. tu'
iiui-l o. tlt ..a-iti quarter -iin sang III ll''--
uerluiuns and lrtf. emo OIL tine rn-uiul gum.
O. ratified ~ Two O'g.nN ~ On, Mnuinu
Tho uaI vras tatEet' viii uouui- oil. mon
i0rtierrf wit O. TOW % iadirt thr-.. deep. Nn'
excitement wac arreA H'liu-tug everything
sirr Nr~ Anderson opened iH' VOW 20 via
Nan, %. TO- iaadna 'ltIzsn- o. Hroosivr row
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~ 0sru ~ L.iS1
EIiss q q" Max q ..ians,-ni or Tsei,
Trnn- tat thr Inwn-, Th-r Ana.~.


William n Lila, ano Llh, = Ens mad,
Al assignment ycstarda, Il Hamilton risl
hurneu giving ON, preference, 10y {. .oU q
Danie n Inrina The, Vnr, EnovI al ova-
tn' lano unaeI wrions nan'1 ant war, m
mos successful nriginatore o. -'nen'es to rzlt'i
IN, unwa-' IL IN ci,. Tine, nav, carrirD oi
various enterprises durIu. int las Ton rr.lrs
and 10y d Inn, eo!ne, money va-' las. Wnai
iiinl came her, irOn Cincinnati ,ne' start,
IA, Grea' snvdus gam auD tu, e0uut-'
Wa flooded win circular, tnr netduuu-trrr
heml a 500 lrnadwnS ana urnnun' tner'
wen tnrrt hundred urau'l ons-- %
hroRdwa' auo other promnnu strceia
They aiso haG lHr.t printing 20
II M"rrni stree. Tine noS npene, u' dollar
stor, II iroeowA' under tr ur.ln, .'u,ril
hute. winch was ver' p~oilthn 90. -Ht"ra
yn1rh II tn' meal tnr t,"' 90 IN -'so-a
gii nnl"rnriri~r "nur'-ie HnD tl-i'i nu,lNi
scheme SOM wui'l vr- sf1nnr. n ''n
police Nevaru i"w"l-' stl~'-r wr-'....-. .urni'.a
ant Autli t'nD Wat UauI .urD ui IH' ult
81. am, nruvIi' .u'gu~tt-r,. N'n.i t-utt a. r.t.
lnllur Stlr grow -Ihv uIn' .Hu H.nl o. iu'
rn~u'' % iir0adw,t auD Nvru.- -tr- +'r.-.
nu me nu7in'as liD in l. "u, t"" n'li
uourC un etar, il- ''" OBJ 1870 f.' u..r
h" Q l"is ~iT' % 900 -' nnt ~' '' .iN
urf a. NrNaoVa' ana .i.-' --'..ut e.r...
dealing 30 .a'n.'ra- 4.iia- 3D., tn'' $685.. iUD
unil inu' n' lW ~ milne %. 'N"r % lIi.
Sire. uuu", tiu mann u i,u--"I
I'v' yrarr a., !,lh- IIin. f"e'lu. u o1u~
tina he nwnet No.. oit u'rr- % .u. 30 iHu'u..
rnuurr , npu-' NuD lI l"l' tWl.u lN- lN..
WORT = u' Dob % 90 Inna. "l w"l 'un
u hams uuD olt Dul % diamonds N.N t.H'
lWnilItir' 90 ur '"t uHl .-' f'l n1 CO.
S4t.uuL hr.nniu! "mndr-a--'. .'" a"'
n''e % o. u 'Ni'n-inl U"u i4l'l' ' uli1rr
hu tm l"s1,ainn- foe. .uaL "l' nw DID,
mon 'rrdilnft lel"i ~ui "a" 'r' iHHn
once III nn.f tn' assignment. Wn"Ir u"u'.nu.
rrrlitur- llri % 100. IrVrlrr fr.itf aNHu. .u"u
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CAMPANA DU BBED A FRAUD.
HIS BRTDGEpOR7 RKCORD DKCLARED
To L.xfs1 OS Idl'hE .GLUNL


Bn1DGEpoR1 Jan 4-.This city T. con-
WINGED tina, 81 ha- heoi badly sold IN Camuana
lho pedestrian Vhatliiteo Campana into sud
der fam wiz hi- uiereD toa o. walsina -
mile. u ~, dave %. thie city las hoS'nil'l.
Til. .curer- dna attendant o. limuIu.. % inlt
wall W.r moi men WAe-, reputation CONF
moude, then O.. TIM confidence. o.. tn public.
but No. ouisldur- discovered any fraud a. tine
recorl anu Cdmpanu wa- cuaritanir given
thc hanen' o. al doubt H. las dly's
Performance Wien ho cstensibly covered
"e mi-- and wa known e. havr run
many successive hour. II tlo presene" o nun
dred. o. spectator gave color g. tn honest 81
tn whol wlia ana satisfied overv one thaf be-
had done ano could do great tnine-. lui he
poor showing ~ tine match witt OI.ear' mad'
the rroui, her saauiical about tl, mirnese OF
hie ur,yiou- walk H. hau noatei On, best
record here under avery disadvanta.cl II Ner
iora witt ovcrY advantAsr. n, failed D. max,
a. RESPECTABLE, showing Consequently g. was
siid thai he had shametulit sold ou ~ hev
York or hi- biz walt herr wa fraud The
latter ~ tnesr charges o. iullt supported
IuD -nle %. Namuana lAr' t1niitmi- nelr-
or ant chum- b.. marx IMAM ~ y lti"h
II, We constant atfanrlul off tiuirlra o.
ni- wall her, sen. uin fnnG uso uin a Dol.
hou,l aitar to- vyalL and Noi- Niiulur .. tt1r-
uri witt hinI a. TIC w.iii witt l-l.ear, Do"t
e.iy- tla laIltltuu Owed htn $40 tr ulrmnnI
fH wn''i Do. Ws- 60 havn b share n tnt latter
rssreiuf- % On, Oiiniors Garden wall, nu. iuAt
Ndmpm. failed g. ulf 90, agreemeu, VII
liam lmii".u ON" o. On" ,Nratu ann 90 atenr-
am o limpiua II tn' wait marc We ats witi
o1r pedestrian u dilmoro 'taI'eu h
hor, iii' '4howiua statement
v.lsn oaaa.. aa lu sve'- 'sa r''rs'
hia rfnntn- rs.rf. fni.-. .ttr fvrr i..r|iu- ..
iiHtn.. ial go. ,lf. u Mt,i' ffr. val. .as.
ai. 40. tvsrar fr- Iin 'v--. al-1. NHii 80. Hr.f
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sun rises..... slf s.fs..... q Noon sata.. a
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sanil Hoos. q 10, i.iau.. O. 80 dtn1Ass.., s.
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TIL NORWICH POISONING.
r-EsLry HysHOI CONGLUDTNG HIS
HOl!gIIAI NaI!ItTff'I
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'.a"r s@Ith'. I'a'h-rIiR- -n-st IA thr Ve-ia
I.Ht.r .ta.AIT.U I'd. from 8 O.
10 %
NNil...l t- $50 f'A. t~Iil.- a. tuf g. nHuEk
Nsl.l.tNt lFi- o. l..tH'. .ailtfrl
Nf4.-. .Uu.rr 3D.. es. Htt stHrss
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%. fr.Iarul - r-Gi Viti- trr. OBJ. rr1tai f.lr
$500 SAINTS. .a 81. IRA. t-i. au. -r.ecr
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"'Tnr-r HAT ~ ".hins Gtusfnf" l. ndopt~s
f"H' NAV Hr.ff. tEaffs
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LOCAL TIME TABLE.
TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON

TRAINS LEAVE wILnINeroN.
For Philsdelphia: 2T, 100, $40, 500
SAG, f.2O, s.4s. p. m. On Sundays. 2.37
For New York 2.s, lo.o4,a M. u 81, 2ss.
ror sna Sss M
S39 m; 26, 1.O4, 6lS. pm. Sun
For Port Deposit: ! IS m no sunday
For New Castle: go, s15 a m; o5, 8 BOP
For Delaware Il. r.: s15 . m; / %, 9 30
For Wi mo s8naAS mott Nopihern R. R.: 20
For DeIaGare " es3srn R. r. I 10, 10 o5 m,
b2npm. Sunday train, $40 m.
i208,pm, u 43, 10 81, 80, l6l, 8 o.. 8 %,
7.A0, 10 "a. u 10. p m on sundays 70 43,
From 10 y New " y y q, q i mn MI 70 A. 10 81
6o4, 70 zap m, IN Sundays: 70 45, 1 Of
from baltimore: 2 o., IS 40. s41. m; u q
d2 .s Ss, sSS p M on Sundays; o. a M
from Washington: o. m 1871, 1888
$50. sSs p m; on Sundays; Oh a m |; 0 a
FROM Port Deposit, 900 m NO Sunday
From New Castle: 500 am; 1910 M
FROM beIsRpa mi ne sunday nd s5a Y Il
10 p. m; no Sunday trains. ~ IL
From Wilmington a Northern Il. R.: 06
1870 a m; 7 IS p m; no Sunday trains.
From delaware Western Il. r.: 90 q m
| 2l6,T IS p m; SUNDAY train. 6.25 ia.
TRAINS FOB wILnInaToN LEAVE PHIL
From Broad street and Washington ave
nue.: 7 80, 8 90, 10 30, II % q m; 30, 80
days: 8 80 q m; . Is, II 80, m. ~
From Thirty Second and Market street,
%, q m, 10 m, u Is, o Is, 80, II 80 p n
on SUNDAYS. 8 30. II 30 m.
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GENERAL NEWS.

Tweuty-xevsu additional cases OF gel.
low fever and four deaths were reported
In Memphis yesterday. .i.l. .iIl .I
The Treasury Department. yesterday
purchased over 400 900 ounces of silver
bullion for the Philadslphia Mint
The mon empIove at the Richardson
colliery, Glen Carbon, who struck two
weeks ago, resumed work yesterday At
their old wages. ri
+. The puddlen in Atkins rolling mill,
ut Potts Vile, struck on Tuesday night
for higher wages. Their demand will
probably be granted to-day.
George B. Durfee was arraigned In
Fall River, Mass, yesterday, on charge
o. embt zzling $500, The case was con-
timed until next Monday, bail being
fixed At $4,000 N.
The driver boys and car runners Of the
Exeter coiliery. operated by the behigh
Valley Company, at PittstOn, are on q
strike for higher wages. The mine and
nearly 800 men and boys are idle. PIT
Secretary Schurz addressed an aud
iepoe Of 1000 persous IN Cincinnati last
evening. Secretary Sherman addressed
about 1000 persons at Steaoenville on thu
financial and other issues OF the day,
The thirty four head Of cattle brought
| to Halifax from the wrecked steamer
! State or Virginia, on Sable Island, hav'
| been sent to St. Johns, N. B., their pur
4 chaser being prevented from landing
! them by the Dominion orders aeains
American cattle.
| A train of twenty-eight loaded oil
tanks on the Sunbnry, Hazelton anf
wilkexbarre Railroad was wrecked AM
burned at Kipps' Station, seven mile
from Sunburp, on Tuesday nignf: Thu
trestles bridge over the run at Kipps
was also burned.
| An attempt was made to rob the vaul
of the Long Branch Ba king Company
at Long Branch, on Tuesday night. Fb'
men gagged and bound the poll ceman oi
the street, entered the bank and tried Z
hlow open the safe with gunpOwder, bu
fed at the noise OF the explosion, leavsn
their tools. The safe was not opened.
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Adelaide Kemble Sartoris, who died in
England recentlv, was the mother-in-law
of Mrs. Nellie Grant Sartoris. She was
I q I Younger sister of Mrs. Fanny kemble
81 and was formerly on the dramatic and
lyric stage. She made her deb ut as
singer In Venice and after success mere
Iasend IN Arlesee, n 20 coyant Garden in
London, where she sung in Norma Ffgd-
,zro. Som ana6uia, Semirdmide and other
90 oneras. She published in 1867 "a Week
in q French Country house."
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A telegram to Lloyds reports that a
steamer grounded in the Suez Canal ) es-
terday, and that traffic throughth Canal
has been stopped.