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with possessing should have tailed to
perceive the advantages DE Young had
foolishly given him. Some gentlemen
In our community may perhaps remem-
Der somewhat similar references (but
not 80 odi,us as that of De Young) that
was made TO gentleman, a native OF
our own city, but which he SO used as to
elevate himself and evince a manly dig
nifty that brought only confusion and
shame upon his assailant. And so might
Kalloch have pointed to the coward who
attacked the bones Of the dead to villify
the. living. De Voting and his news
paper has proved as bad as q pestilence
to San Francisco, and had 1t not been
for the good sense found In the sandlot
orator, in whom the great metropolitan
newspapers would have made the people
believe there was nothing good-no
sense but dangerous nonsen e-D
Young and his bad newsp per, with
many good people of both parties might
have been numbered with the thugs
that were. Fortunately Kearney was
not SO bad and 'brainless leader as
these mt wspspers painted him; aud they
are therefore now compelled to give him
and the woIkingmen's party the credit
of having saved San Francisco and the
country from the terrible disgrace that
we believe would have ensued had such
a man as Bill Mann or any OF the
church burning leaders been in his stead
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WINES AND L,4ron.
WINES AND L,4roRs
established 1sd
JOHN MEALE1
wine MERCHAI
los Il ITO Market AL
WILMINGTON. mr.,

CHAvp.aN.. "LL
Blancts 4, an nS!-L. Roeierer
q. isIer ~ ~ u Mumm's. Dry w.,
s,ck H., DRY Verzelay pIrs.
sUNnxIhSS''oP nie.
Iuys f rn,n ',oilve oil In ou,v
i1nne,, MA a. We mousse OF A. Olive,
IN SUI, ue ntned ictln; Mara chm
An.as,"ra n q ,o,slIiihe; Amorgo Ann
RRANn,na ,s'eI,.
sttlla,, A. 20 othrd Dupuy an
o"ss,iiah q 20. Il Prunier.
1917 NJ GIN, BOhlen IN,
snd,,n rnrt ie hVor, k'ish Gin on
Rim Nu M,
my H.. Jamaica Rum, Old |
uI nm nuin'
-b.rry ''-r " Pdle SHERRY
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Lose not thy own for want of asking
IL! Lose not your iufant for want of DIR.
Bulls baby syrup. when any druggist
will sell you for 20 cents.
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- MERIFF'S SALE,
~ By vir ue OF IA writ OF Leyari r'aciaa
o me directed, will be exposed 10 Public
LAFAYETTE HOTEL, s4l ship,ey st..
Kept by John J. Dougherty, in the city of
Wilmington, New Castle County, Della
WEDNESDAY,
The I'D Day of September, A. D., 1879,
at 2o'clock, ,. M,
The following described Real Estate. viz
All That certain lot or piece OF land
situat In the city OF Wilmington. afore
said, bounded and described M follows. IN
VII: beginning at pol / on the north
westerly side of Rodney street nj Lhe al,
lance OF one hu idrcd and fifty ieet rom The
'oriheasterly side Of Delaware avenue n
corner for land OF DIR. Robert X. Porter.
thence hortheasterly by said side OF Rod
ney street one hundred and fifty feet 10 Inc
intersection of sail nor"'ve terly side nj
itodDey s,rest, with IT, sou ; westerly aide
OF olIpin avenue, ence north westerly
lhches 10 Stake In q line OF land of Ed
ward slavery. thence along said \ " rv,.
iihe southwesterly parallel with Rodnev
stfett 100 feet To a STAKE In a line OF land al
". IL ,oerL X Porter, and thence along
sli PoItef's line sou het,sierly paraIiej
WIN Gllpin ve ne 1G7 feet 8 Inches
70 the pace of beginning be the co ttenis
Ihereoi what they may.
Stizeh and taken in execution as TIM
property of Joseph Richardson. and to
oe s So.r 1y oo JOHN PYLE, Sheriff.
i''S' aagib 3tawts.
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WEDNESDAY.
The 9th Day of August, A. d., 1877!

The 9th Day of August, A. d., 1870,
ut O'Clock y. D.,
The following described Real Estate. viz:
All thit certain II or piece of land stu
ate In the city OF Wilmington aforesaid.
having two story brick dwelling thereon
rrected, bounded and described as fol Ows
u Wit Beginning at The norLherly side of
Front ntTeet al the distance of Two hundred
ana nne feet westerly from the westerl,
side OF Van Barren street thence northeriy
parallel TO van Buren street sixty feet 10
the southerlv side OF a three and half
ieel VIDE alley, thence Their, by westerly
parallel tn Front street sixteen feet to i.
stake thence southerly parallel to Harri
tnh street sixty ie.L 10 the side of Front
street hforesaid and thence thereby easter
y 10 ieet 10 The place of beginning be the
contents therepf what IL may.
seized and taken In execution as the
property al Eliza Han ris and Mary Harris
sold by JOHN PYLE Sheriff
Sherii7s Otlice, New Castle, August 7,
s75. aur9-3Ia wto
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IiEKIFF"N SALE

BY Nhtue OF "A writ OF Levaria Faciss
10 me directed, will be exposed 10 Public
Sale, at the
LaFAfE1T TIE HOT l., 81 shipley ST..
Kept by John J. Dou }hert, in the city OF
wilmington, New Castle county, Della
ware, Oh
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WEDNESDAY,,
The Sd Day of September, 4. D.. 1870,

al O'Clock, p, m.
fhe following described Teal Estate, viz
All ihai certain lot or parcel OF land
situated In the city OF Wilmington aIore
said, ounded and described as follows Ia
vii: Beginning at the corner formed by
the Intersection Of the westerly side OF
West street and the southerly side OF Four
lteptli street, thence westerly along the
said tide OF Fourteenth street i41 teeL To
the intersection OF the said side Of Four
teenth street and the easterly side of Stock
ton street al 20 feet Wide, thences utterly
aitng said side OF Stockton street 85 feet 10
Fourteenth street I4O feet to the aforesa id
SIDE OF West street. u d thence thereby
northerly 81 Get To the place OF beginning
DE the contents theI col what they may,
seized and taken In execution as the
property OF Joseph Richardson, and to be
sold by JOHN PYLE, sheriff
Sherifs Office. New Castle. August II.
1879 uuytb a., ,vi,,
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NJ OrICE.-J. IL. Primrose uas L.s.n IA.
~ management OF the Old and reliable
* wing mac Inc COM any-Jhe Wheeler d
n.on. This machiue has been lately
improved, ami is an en.,rely new IN achine,
Wilson. IL IL the finest made lock -stitci
ewing machine now In use, and has nd
'nntages superior To any other.
Ne hope our friends Will give ub a call
md not buy until they have examined this
new machine
Our territory embraces Delgw re and
hester counties, Pa, and Delaware and
'he Eastern s. ore OF Mary aid.
Our ONCE, at present, will be found at
2s Maraet street. Aiter The 18th of March
ext we VIII be founi at our Old stand the
Jarrett building, No. 7ls Market street.
~AGENTS WANTED,
lebo-dtf j. Ii. fRIMROsE
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TO ~ Y SICIA N s
AND
CONSUMERS OF
COD LIVER OIL.

knowing from experience the dlssatis-
action 81 often attending the dis pensiug
Of many of the Gin ulsions IN the market |
would Call your attention to some Of the
features of the emuls sion which have pre-.
paret and dispensed for years with an.
varying satisfaction. The OIL used IL the
inest Norwegian aud the most scrupu
lous care In exercised in the choice Of all
material and in every detail of It's manu-
tacture. BY careful manipulation this
emulsion ID made With ihe smallest pos
aible amount of gun, and by the very mi
rute division of the oil globuies Is render
I'd very fluid and perfectly paiatable.-
rach tablespoonful contains On ner cent.
II Oil And grains of Hy pophOsphite 81
Lime. samples will be gladly furnished
.oall Physicians who may desire Them.
Put up In pint bottles, price 81. Manu-
acLurei and sold wholesale aud retail by
WI WILLIAMS,
DRUGGIST.
apl2-: Ninth and Market SITS.
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,nERIFYN SALE.

- HERIFf6 SALE
- - virtue ofn writ OF Levaria Facias,
% me directed, will be expo Ell u Public
Sale, Al the
LAF AYETTE HOTEL, saiIshipiey ST.,
Kept by JohnJ Dougherly, In The city Of
wilmington, Now Castle County, ptla-
ware, on
WEDNESDAY,
The Sd Day Of September, A. D., 1879,
At2 O'Clock y. m,
rhe following d.scfibed Re Il Estate, viz /:
All that certain lot OF land situated Ia
the said city of Wilminsio bounded aud
Aescflb' d as follows, to wit. Beginning a,
The nor'heriy sde OF street, between
Head and TOWNSEND streets, at the dts
lance of 100 feet from the easterly side oi
Townsend street aud al IA corner OF other
land OF James =. Quinn oD the east, thence
northerly and parallel to TOWNSEND street
along "a line dividiuR this from other land.
OF the SAID James + Quinn, ON the east US
aior said u feet ~ n corner thence we L
erly aud parallel to Il street "a feet 10 n
corner. thence southerly a. d parallel to the
first men Toned line and Townsend street
iloug "A new line diviuing THIS from other
ianS OF the said Peter j. Quinn on the wesi
| 81 feet To the afo esaid IIIrtherly siae Or u
| street, and thence thereby easterly "a feet
| 70 the place OF beg ginning. be The contents
| thereo' what they may.
| Seized aud taken IN execution as the
properiy Of Peter j Quinn s,.d Jas. wins
| md sarah Ellis. t., and TO he sold by
JOHN PYLE, sheriff
Sherif's Office. New Castle August IA
~. augh 2tawts.
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0Rm0CRAT CANDiDAThS l..
c,~v r,.rcrlos, TUESDAY, snPT. ..
1851, President Of Council.
WARRY SAARPLEf.
.t-ir Ctsy Treasuur,
JOHN GUTHRIE
For City Couacil.
F,vss Ward-tTo be fi'ie'i.)
neooud Wsrd-RoBrRT ii. TAYLOR I-
Tb,rd Wsrd-WILLIAnH BLAKE
Yourtb Wsrd-LAwIsr AxkTxk, we year
tHrm 0EoRGs ADELE, one year 'oi"
rinh Ward-JAs- CARhicHAkL NO.
tsrm; ALVIN ALLEN. On yea ''
nixth Wsrd-JAMrs Il. PRIcE.
seventh Ward JOHN NJ AcKLEA'
E,Ehsh ward WA. MoMENAAiN.
M,nsn Ward-3eo. T. BARSHIL, Two yeaI
tersn MAEriN FARRELL. one 'e~'
term.
r.n,h ward-DKNNis J. N NToN Two
year term wM HA>NA' one year W ~.
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S,HERIFF'S SNLE,
~ BS Nilut Ol IL wril of LevarI Facias to
IN directed. will be exposed TO Public
Sale at the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL, 81 Shipley ST.,
Kept by Joan j. Dough.rty In LLe city OF
Win lhgton, New Castle County, Della
ware, on
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WEDNESDAY,
The 27th Day of August, A. d., 1870
n \ ltclaaGl

nj O'Clock - m
The following describe /. ~ Estate, viz /:
All mat certain nIessuAge or teuene.
and tract of laud 81 us'ed IN the city oil
Wilmington, New Castle unity and state
OF Delaware, and bounded and desurib,d
Ms ioilows, To wit. BsgInuing AZ TIL; north
east riy corner Of Third aud I.ofnbs ri
streets, thence northeriy along the wesi
cry eide OF LOnb~ rd street is feel To
line cG iatd now or late + 10 eph Teas
thence herewith westerly Sc feet 10 "A lie
OF ana now OF late OF Jacob Stnex. thence
herewith southeiIy parallel win LON
oafd street GS le u the nor h esterIy I'D,
OF III 4 street thence along the said Thiru
slreei ~ feet TO the place OF beginning
cn"ia.ning by computation shout two
thousand four hui dred and furty-eisni
suuar: feet OF land, AMI having thereon
erected a ihree-stors brick dwelling hous.
now or lately used a. n hotel.
seized and i.xen In execution AZ he pro
perry Of Michael Mcsnar decca eli, M
ma MeeDan, Administrative OF Michael
Ne nan, deceased) and to be sold by
JOHN PYLE. sheriff.
Sherln's Once. New Castle, uLu<t It'll
itlS q
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eMEnnHRru SALE
~ ny virtue Of n writ OF Levan rhCess
s q me ciret ted. vii be exposed 10 fuohc
LAFAYETTE HOTEL. Sal SIMPLIFY ~.
Kept ~ John J Doagherty. IN the city OF
wilmington, Now Castle County, Deta-
WEDNESDAY,
The 9th Pay of August, A. d, 1879,
at. O'Clock 4. al
The following de ''nrd heal estate, VIE !.
All that certain lot cf lSndahd wo story
briek DIV Ming th'reon,s iun.S III mt Guy
OF Wilmington. IN ,un'Iei and descsined M
foiiowr, ~ wit Beginning at the n.iiher-
IL side IA. Ses enih street between monroe
ara Adam, streets. NJ the d'sta'.ce or 100
f,et bon the .essterty side of Adams
street thence norfheiiy through the centre
ot an alley dividing this rom the ~ J1,n-
ing dwelling OF said Henry Evans on the
weat ana parallel TO A'ans street 70 Feet
10 "A corner. thence easte.iy parallel O
Seventh street I: feet To another corner.
ther CT tOutherly parallel 10 u, nr-t men
ioneu line aud Adams sir II through he
centre OF the parry wall between this and
Inc adtoinins dwelling OF the said Henry
Evans, on the east 70 feet 10 the said norfi :.
| cry side OF seventh street. ami the q.
thereby W steriy u fest Ia the place .,i 10
g'rning, be the contents the eof v,rnt the,
may.
Seized AMI taken In execu .,ou as the 1, ro
perty Of Lew Taylor W I'd. ow and L,s III
MS vile, and liiis ~ IA. Peunock all,
| by i,,,tNpII'E Sher,fY
NO ie'"s .hce, New Castle, August
io'o. nrsg eta wis.,
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NH.LRIrF-H SALE.

AhLRIFF'H SALE.
- ny virtue of a VIII of Venditionl Eek
Eonas 10 me directed, will be exposed TO
Public sale at the
LAFAN kTTE HOTEL, 81 shipley ct i,
Kept by John J. Dougherty, in the city Of
wilmington, New Castle Iosnty, Della.
ware, on
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FROM MERCfA-NIS
Ar at New York 10th, sch Hattie Card, Moore,
Cape Haytien.
Ar at Hull 10TH ship Clarissa Carver Nickels,
San Francisco.
Ar at Cardiff 10th, ship j Brown, Brooks, from
Havre.
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NEW YORK Sept 16-Evening-
81 SOC bbls; shade irmer on low grades; fairly &c
tive export and home trade inquiry sales u, 900
No at 3 2594 O0;Supertne Wesern and State 90
"a so; extra Western and State 5O94 %; good
to choice do at SQ96 3d. White Wheat Western
extra at 4 rs q 5 25; fancy do at 5 80 q 6 so;
extra Ohio at 50@6 90; extra st. LOUIS at 4 go
@6 so; patent. Minnesota extra at 0Og6 80;
choice to double extra at 6097 70, including s.
400 bbls City Mills extra at 4095 75;15OO bbls
low extra at 50(94 rs; $500 bbs Winter Wheat
extra 60@6 %; 7500i bbls Minnesota extra go
47595 So; good to choice do at 4og7 90. Rye
flour steady at 1904 90 for Superfne. Cornmeal
bush feverish and unsettled, opening 1a9lc bet
ter afterwards heavy closing frmer and fairly ac-
toe; sales 1864, 900 bush, including 4o4 900 on
the spot; ungraded Spring at o6@1 0S1a; No do
l O7(1l O712; No do nominal at l 1O91 IL; un-
raded Winter Red 1134 al 10; No do 111a
al 11A No do 1874 81 161; No do 1874
Red at IA No 2 Amber at 151A@1 1914; No l
do l 16A01 II; ungraded White at 1917; No 2
do at 1491 141a; No do, $4,000 bush 1874
Spring to arrive by October 10th p. t; $4,000 bush
No White special for September 1 l7Ia91 liza /;
$4,000 bush special for October at liza mo 2 Red
special for October at l 1614@1 1871. Rye scarce;
No Western at 6s97oc;State at 71972c. Corn
receipts 100 900 bush active and d MS1se higher
sss ash A5 sng s3 s egsf n on sr
September at 4ss4 c. closing at 4Sa4 bid 40 asked;
asked Noye@berlat closing at 1850
bid, 45s4 asked Oats-receipts 1880 bush; a
334c for No 8; 331s @33s4 c for do White; SAG
341ac for No 2; 34s4 a35c for do White; Mixed
Western at 331a 935c; White Western 331a@ 4Oc;
White State at ;}S143c. Sugar higher; 400 hhds
Centrifugal at 1885, 600 hhds refining 61s 96 10
49, prime 7; refined firmer with fair inquiry stand
ard at A S1ac; granulated and powdered at Sa4 :
crushed SIS. MOlasses unchanged Petroleum
higher and active 900 refined on spot at Z; 1000
do September 1916; 1000 do October 67S 5000
united at 655s a664; crude in bulk 21a; in bbls at
5@5s4 refined 67s at. TallOw steady; $4,000
TBS at ga a6. Pork tirmer; 900 bbls mess on the
spot at 9O@9 90; $50 for December, s 80. Cut
Meats active; middles firmer; long clear at 8 25
short clear nominal; long and short clear half and
half at 5as. Lard opened frmer, declined a trihe
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Henry Dibble, Assistant Attorney General
of Louisiana under Kellogg, has sued the New
Orleans Pieayune for $4,000 damages for
libel.
Senotors Vance and Salisbury of the Senate
subcommittee on elections have gone to Kan
sas to investigate the charges OF bribery made
against Senator ingalls,.
The Presidential party arrived at Cleveland,
Ohio. last evening. They left for Youngs-
town this morning to attend the reunion of the
Hayes regiment.
A great fire was raging at Hastings, Neb.,
last night, and two hotels, the printing office
and the elevator were among the buildings
burned Loss 100000.
The cabinet makers of Louisyllie, n.y., hay
;na demanded an increase of Is per cent in
wages, the proprietors have issued circulars to
ali manufacturers in the country, in which
thew saw they will agree to an advance pre-
vided it is universal.
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POLITICAL.
Massachusetts, Republican State
Convention.
HON. JOHN D. LONG THE NOMINEE
FOR GOVERNOR.

WORCESTER, Sept. l6.-The Massachusetts,
Republican State Convention at Worcester
TODAY organized with Eben L. Stone as tenn
porary chairman, and Edward II. Haskell
temporary secretary. Mr.. Stone briefly ad-
dressed the convention. He said he hoped the
proceedings would show that the convention
was worthy of belonging to the great kepubli-
can party, and exhorted it to work IN a spirit
of devotion and harmony until victory IS won.
Various committees were appointed and the
convention was permanently organized by
electing Hon. Alex. Ill; BULLOCK, president.
the history and objects OF the Republican
marty. approving President Hayes's conclia-
tory policy and taking the stalwart stand on
the Southern question. His address occupied
twenty-five minutes and was frequently ap-
nlauded He was followed by Senator Hoar in
a brief and encouraging speech.
An informal ballot was then taken. AT 235
o'clock Mr.. Wilcomb, chairman of the COM
mittee on ballots, made the following report in
the informal ballot for Governor:
Whole number of votes ..................-.107
Necess Try for choice ..'' '..-.....;: 300
John ID. Long. 900
Henry l.. Pierce. ....................oo9
Charles DeyenS. ....................'
Hon. Harvey Jewell Of Boston, upon the
announcement of the result of the ballot,
stated that he believed the ballot was fair
one. What was wanted in the coming cam
pagn was unity and harmony OF action. lie
closed by moving that the nomination OF MI.
Long be made unanimous by reclamation.
The motion was unanimously adopted amid
the greatest enthusiasm,
Speaker Wade of Newton moved that the
same committee be appointed to receive, sort
and count votes for candidate for Lieuten-
ant Governor, which was carried. Mr. Dick
inson nominated for that position Hon. Byron
Weston of Dalton, thus completing, as he
believed union of the eastern and western
sections of the state. Mr.. Carroll ID. Wright
of Reading presented the name of Hon;
Joseph A. Harwood of Middleton. At 2:40
o'clock the convention commenced to ballot
for Lieutenant Governor.
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PORT OF PORTLAND.

TUESDAY, Sept 16
Arrived.
Steamer New York, Winchefter, st John, NIB, via
Eastport for Boston.
Barque Grace Deering Davis, Pictou-coal to G L
Railway Co. Vessel to W Jordan & Go.
Sch Grace Gushing, Mosher, Philadelphia-coal to
A | Randall & Co.
Sch P Smith, Ryder, Philadelphia-coal to )
Warren.
Sch Florella Leighton. Milisridge-wood to Morse
& Pickett.
Sch Brunette, Babbidge, Bangor--fsh barrels to
Chas A Dyer.
Sch Brilliant Wheeler, st George-canned goous
to Burnham & Morrill,.
Sch Sarah, Hamlin, Deer Isle-granite paving to
w Wood.
Sch Sea Bird, Stanley, Cranberry Isles.
Sch Louisa Frances, Thorndlke, Rockland-llne 10
G A Morse & Co.
Sch Susan, Pierce, Bristol.
Sch Aroline Long, Bremen.
Sch A H Whitmore, Sadler, Bangor for Gloucester
Sch Willis Putnam Cook Calais for Boston.
Sch Sophia Wiley Ham, Bangor for Gloucester.
Cleared.
Sch Eliza Ann Mayo, Bluehil to load stone for
New York; Nickerson Il Son.
Sch Balance, Robinson, Augusta--N A Sanborn.
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MINOR KILOGRAMS.

The wages of employees in the Metropolitan
Railroad, New York have been reduced from
twenty to forty cents daily. The men accept.
1t is expected that Gen. Grant, on his return,
will stop at Jersey, City to visit his mother
now STAYING with her daughter, Mrs Corbin,
Preparations for the reception are being made.
Ex-Judge Farnham died at Elizabeth, N. j.,
yesterday, aged n.
At the Columbia rifle range, West End, N.
Y, Monday A. G. Halcombe of Brooklyn
made 10 consecutive bulls eyes, at 500 yards,
and Mr.. Rathbone 20.
The Grand Sire of the Grand Lodge, 1. o.
O. F., in session at Baltimore, in his annual
report, favors the repeal of the provisions
restricting membership to white men.
Col James Flanders Of Henniker, n. H., a
soldier of 1872 was found dead in his yard
Sunday night, where he had gone to milk a
cow. His age was over 80.
Mrs Mary Young Rumney of Plymouth, n.
H., aged 81, died Monday morning from IN
juries received by locomotive near Spaldlng'
Crossing last Friday She attempted to cross
the track and the engine struck her in the
back.
CAPITALISTS are trying to get possession OF the
Delaware & Western Railroad, for the purpose
of making Wilmington great shipping point
for coal and grain, as rival to Philadelphia.
The Southern convocation of Protestant
Enisconal churches, diocese of Massachusetts,
was held in Christ Church, Plymouth, Mass,
yesterday.
The Philadelphia commercial exchange yes
day adopted the Genital system.
Zerah C. Whipple, the founder and principal
of Whipple's Home fer Deaf Mutes at Mystic
River, Conn, died on Sunday OF TYPHOID lever,
after a brief illness. He was Secretary OF the
Connecticut Peace Society, and for several
years edited the Voice of Peace, the official
paper of that organization.
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MAINE.
Sad Accident in Brunswick.


BRUNSWICK, Sept. 16.-This morning as
Nathaniel Gould, George Richardson and
VIM. WEIGH were at work in a lighter just
above the factory dam, the rope which held
the boat gave way and all went over the DAM
Richardson and WEIGH swan ashore. Gould
attempted to swim but his legs were injured
by the fall and he was unable to reach the
shore or keep up until assistance could reach
him. and he was drowned He leaves wife
and four children.
North Vassalboro Republicans Happy.
AUGUSTA, Sept. 16.-The Republicans OF
North vassalboro last evening, celebrated
with great enthusiasm the result of the recent
election The village was brilliantly illum-
mated, bonfres blazed, cannon were fired and
procession headed by band paraded through
the streets. AT the close of the outdoor DEM
onstration the people assembled at Citizens,
Hall where the ladies had provided a. grand
banquet, which was partaken of by hundreds.
Here followed speeches by DR.. Nathaniel But
Ter, Representative elect, and by Howard
Owen Esq, of Augusta, which were received
with great applause. Hundreds were turned
away from the door of the hall unable to gain
admittance.
Another Jubilee at Pennington.
FARMINGToN, Sept. 16.-The Republicans
had grand celebration here last evening A
speech was made by Mr.. Savage of Lewiston.
A large procession was formed and marched
through the streets, which were brilliantly IL
Illuminated, carrying torches and transparencies
Scion and "them steers" brought up the rear
The Pennington and East Wilton bands furn-
ished music A brilliant display of fireworks
closed the festivities.
York County S. j. Court.
ALFRED, Sept. 16.-The Supreme Judicial
Court Judge Barrows presiding, opened here
today The called docket shows four hundred
and eighty mine cases with some twenty set
down for trial, indicating a short and quiet
term.
Fire in Bangor.
BANGOR, Sept. 16.-A fire started today i'll
A. III. Thaxter & Co.'S corn establishment
from the friction of some gearing. The fire
was quickly extinguished, but as the building
contained about 10000 bushels of corn the
damage by water will amount to $4,000 or
$1,000. insured.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-09-17

FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.
WISCASSET, Sept 11-Ar, sch Robert Woodruff,
Lewis, Gloucester.
Sept 12-Ar, sch Sylph, Rines, Boston.
Sid, sch Minstrel, Colby, Boston.
Sept 13-Ar sch Superior, Coffin, Portland.
Sept 14-Ar sch Emeline, Roberts, Portland.
Sid sch Buena Vista, Thurrell, Portland.
Sept 15-Ar sch Maria Louisa, Reed, Salem.
EASTPORT, Sept. 16-Cld, sch Abby Weld Gard
ncr Portland.
BOOTHBAY, Sept 15-Ar, barque George Treat.
Pendleton, Hamburg.
About 200 fishermen In port. Fish scarce.
Sch Henry Friend Capt Thomas, run ashore 18th
and came off 14th with light damage. She is now