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The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1879-08-28

The wharf on the south side of the
Christiana, east of the Market street
bridge, ID q great resort of boys who
y Az to catch fish and crabs. Que enter
prising lad had eight craN lines out this
morning. and was moderately su :cess-
full. Two youngsters were fishing in the
dock, when one caughta fish about three
inches long, which gave Rise to an ani-
mated discussion as to whether il was
u little perch or a Cape May goodie. The
discussion almost resulted IN a fight, aud
was only ended by one Of the disputants
noticing that fish was nlbbling at his
hook.
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MRS. MDEvIrT's FURNITURE

ANOTHER INsTALMENT PLAN CASE AND
HOW 1T TURNED OUT.
From the n. Y. World.
At the Jefferson Market Pol. CO Court
Saturday Mrs. X re McDevitt, OF A
Grand street, asked for q private inter-
view with Justice Murray. Officer jolly
gave her q seat till the cases that had &C
cumulated during the night At the differ-
ent police ~ atiuhs had b, On disposed of,
and then she stepped up to thu bench,
and told the following story: Her hus-
hand, who makes Q living soliciting Or
ders for firm whose busi mess It Is 10 en-
large pictures, thought 1t would be q
good idea to buy the family some furni-
ture on the installment plan, aud made
his purchase or Thorn s Stacom, of 367
Bowery. Mrs. McDevitt says the install
ment- were punctually met until $50 OF
the S42 30 had been paid. When the
men came for the next instalment she
had no money ready. Thereupon the
men took away all the fu' niture. "This
was on Thursday morning last," con
tinued Mrs. McDevitt. "Stacom sent
his men for the furniture, they bu vt In
the door. broke the lock anu to TX every
thing had"
Stacom was present while this state
ment v a. being made to the Court. He
the furniture, and that Mrs. McDevitt
had signed IL. Justice Murray, without
answering him, turned to Mrs. McDevttt
and toll her TO 70 to one Uf hts clerks
and swear cut warrant for the arrest
or StacOm's men on charge Of robbery.
an give her mo time tor her pay
ments." said Siacom, !" and ~ soon AZ she
briggs down this in-tallment I'll have
her furniture returned"
never make bargains IL this court,
said the j Justice. "That + nturs mus,
be returned to this woman i'.stantly and
without con'iiu ms. II you don't have
1t done, sir, will"
"Very well, Sir" SAID Stacom, "Il
have It. returned" and he left the court
Justice MURRAY said that the higher
courts had decided that furni ure deal
ers have no right to fOrcibly resume pos
session Of the good, on which install
ments had been paid them, chattel mort
gage or no chattel mortgage.
The above case is ofa peculiar inter
teress In this city, a. the purchase ofsew
ing machines and furnitur" on the install
ment plan Is much practised here. Ol
one occasion case similar 10 the abOv'
was tried before Mr.. L. b. Frsz,r, Will,
ne was Justice Of the Peace, aud he tool
the same view a. did the New YOrl
Court, viz that goods sold by the inst,l
ment plan could not be taken from tn
purchaser except by due process OF Ia "
and that the violent removal OF the good
by the party {. ON HON they were ny b
was house b. eakIug and larcency. II
accordance with this view he hell til
party arr Aligned before him for trial q
Court, hut the case was afterwards SCI
tled and never came to trial.
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One If the prettiest crafts that ever
sailed ZIP the Christiana, anchoted at
King street wharf. 1t was the yacht
Mischief, which brought party of promi-
neut PUilade'phiau pleasure seekers to
this city on a fiytDg trip. The party con-
sisted Of Christian Kneass, E q, ex-
Postmaster George w. FairInan, A. l..
Bonnafon, Robert Paschall, Hon. Isaac
Leech, David Houston, of Chester, Cap.
McManus, Joseph Murphey and Joseph
Richardson.
yacht ami Is swift aud re worthy. SIZE
In fitted up like a palace inside. The
party was jnst terminating their cruise
when they came here and went to Phila-
teipbia in the evening, This season the
Mischief has visited Cape May, Long
Branch, Atlantic CITY and C"ney Is
land.
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NEW CASTLE LETT

A BOLD THIEF--THE "Moss ROsE"- A
COW KILLED NY THE CARs--''sOAs
AND DAUGHf@Rs OF NOSES"
NEW CASTLE, Aug. 20, 1870.
At Dubbinsville, only one of the 90
dwellings In that suburb is empty.
Mrs. J. II. Callahan, having In charge
Q party of 20 or SO, took the $3.50 rain
this morning for Fail mont Park, Phila
i lphls.
Thomas Marion, the Jersey trucker,
who had such y narrow escape fom
drowning on Monday evening, has found
his skiif down In the cove b, tween here
and Delaware city.
Harry Lape, the contractor awarded
the work on the new bail, accompanied
by Mr.. Perkins, the bricklayer, was here
yesterday, making arrangements to begin
the work at once.
The steamer Thomas Clyde return d
with st. Peters Sunday school from
Cape May about 1915. Owing TO the
washout ON the railroai, the passengers
we're forced to walk In order to reach the
boat.
The Major Reyboid will go to Bonn
bay Hook with an excursion from Will
mineton and New Castle OH Sunday.
The "Big> Quarterly" will not, under
stand, interf re with the regular trip to
this delightful river resort.
To-day will be q red letter day with
our colOred citizens, as the "Sons and
Daughters of Muses." accompanied by
two balds of music, will parade our
streets and then have q picnic and
speech-making time on the battery.
Last evening, the up passenger train,
due here at 6:4S, ran into aud niangl.d a
COW at the Ninth street crossing, near
the brick yard. TIE COW was owned by
II. Gallagher, OF Shawtown. Palmer,
the butcher, was soon on hand and
slauQhteriug the creature to put il out OF
misery.
The Moss Rose Assembly are having
tn ir rooms in Hernan's Hall thorough
ly renovated. The walls are to be pa
pered and otherwise 0rnamcnte TIE
new window shades painted by A. W.
Rudolph are OF very pretty design.
This renewing Of property shows that
the "Moss Rose" still blooms.
M. Carpenter, a trucker from a IS
the river, brought over boat ] ad OF
produce this morning, and having sold
out, went up Delaware street to collec
he money leaving two pair Of oar, along
side his baskets. In less than half al
hour he returned and found that his oars
had been taken away. This kind of an
open day theft, and from so public q
place, Is something new in this commu
nity. Not the least clue has as yet been
found TO the offenders.
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MIR. CYRUS FIELD accords to the re-.
porter OF the World another interview
concerning Mr.. Tilden AID the elevated
railway job. He busters and talks
largely but will not venture to make the
slightest suggest ton of direct CHARGE
He says that Tilden broke faith with
him but ne thinks it would be injudicious
to tel him, and he says that he will
bring a lawsuit, but will not sshow
his hand' to Mr.. Tilden by stating
the cause of action. These and
other things leave upon the imp eju-
diced mind the impression tnat Cyrus
is wrought up only by the success Of
Sammy is unloading his stock at the top
of the maj ket, while he continues weigh
ed down to the waters edge, and fuith-
erInOre the fact that Cyrus is lodging
behind lamp posts and throwing furtive
mud at Sammy produces upon the pub
lie mind the effect at small boy pro-
duces when he seems will ng to do mo .
han he is able.-Bdlt. Gazette.
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TnE RADICAL NoMINAruOxs.
Tue REPUBLICAN, CITY TICKET NEAR
LY COMPLETED.

Tue REPUBLICAN, CITY TICKET NEAR
LY COMPLETED.
The Republicans have now all their
candidates In the felt with on. excep-
ton, and thy are published below. The
exception Is IN tie Tenth Ward, where
Walter ID. Bush, who was nominated,
has ref ised TO run n the one year term
IN Council. A meeting ~ fiji the vacan-
cy will be held tonight. The publica.
ton is mide becau q number of
changes have been made from time 10
time, and many OF the tickets were in
complete when publIehed before.
President Of Council-M. l.. Lichten-
stein.
City Treasurer-Franc's Vincent.
First Ward-Council, John Alden {;
Inspector, Daniel W. Carter; Assistant,
Landen r. Thomas.
Second Wsrd-Councii, Sam'l X b.
erts; lDspector,---- Assist
ant, Miflin Speakmar.
Third Ward-Council, Sam'l A. Pri e;
Inspector, East Precinct, A. A. Chap
man; Assista t, Benz. s. Clarke, Jr.;
West Precinct, Frederick Pyle; Assist
ant, George w. Sawyer.
rOuIIh w aIu-OOuICli, JOnu OnTcIl-
bach, two years, Tn mas b. Kelly, one
year; Inspector, West Precinct, Vim. II.
Griffin; Assistant Afr d ID. Vandever !;
East P,ecinc', Thomas +. Moreland, As
sistant, Theodore w. Francis.
Fifth Wa'd-Council, two years, Hen
ny Evans, one year, Alfred Gawthrop ;
Inspector, East Precinct, Washington
Mason Assistant, Edwin LIE wis., West
Precinct, j. Horace Rudolph !; Assistant,
Frank A. Taylor.
Sixth Ward-Council joseph X.
Adams; Inspector, South Precinct,
John IL. Hofleckef; Assistant, John r.
Gallagher; North Pee net, Henry w.
Hawkins; Assistant, Saml II. Chad
wick.
Seventh Ward-Council, Caesar A.
Rodney Inspectar, East Precinct, Jno
J. Flanagan Assistant, James Danley:
West Precinct, Rob 1T Smith; Assistant
Jam s l. Vincent.
Eighth Ward-Council, VIM. II
White; Inspector, George Casperson
Assistant, Robert Ii. Cummins.
| Ninth Ward-Council, Christian Feb.
Tiger, two ye,rs, David X. Smith, on,
year; Inspector, Jesse caches; Assist
adj, Lindsey l.. Pierce.
Tenth Ward cuncil, Samuel G
Tazewell, two years,
one year; Inspector, Chas. II. Lukens
Assistant, William II. Croney.
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IRTu EDITION
.,yG THE kEs'N~A

,,ocRArIo RALLY OF THE
lI sssy p.rS HELD IN THE rFSrA
,.,..ir uas meeting of the
u Or, va, held last evening e, ss.I, I" f' s q
War; VIZ a :, pS, ion; The meet. let.
r' lsS S' NJ Maryland avenue ard
. tree where a platform nAo
tdeu 1 ~, had assembled by 7:30
se "a I' .hout that time the meeting
anu y =, ''O order aud John Guthrie,
=, made chairman a.. ,,.,,
cd isw interesting r,marks: lie
: y, ,o' fine campo gu and briefly
. =. " it, issues, and then introduc-
y. ~ s IN L g., candidate for
"; o &c Council. Mr. S'.arpley, he
!. u inst IN the nan for the P Ion,
y !" syery way qualified. In addi-
,t KIN he deserved the position for
~. tr'1 10 Wilmin. ton willie In the
. ~. - last winter. Ills efforts In
, msasure seru ed the Fassage OF
N House Bill, and that alone ell
Kin to the hearty support OF those
/ 4 AZ Wilmlngton's interests at heart.
|Sh,roley was received with ap-
III Tie tir.t spoke of The nominers,
f,sd Ile voters to support them all.
|velljpp at length upon this sub
soutra,ted the two parties, upon
End, in Wilm ngton. The city
/ 4 been caused by the Republicans
1 DEMOCRATS wrre doing their best
MI. This they had done In an
l inc mea ule. The depleted
\ which met them when they
\ q mower was now replete with
the tax tate was lowered and
existed to hinder an economical
i,rstion o. municipal affairs. The
I looked forward to the day when
kle As this would bring prosperity
hingtoll and would give the work.
Ssuch Independent that he would
|Yerced to vote as his employer
\, if he was of different politics.
Indicates which the Democrats
minated were of a character sell
In in Whining on; they were oil
! b st men, and people could vote
d with confidence and the feeling
Y interests of The city would be
bked after and carefully guarded.
the speech, Mr.. Sharpley was fire.
Interrupted with applause.
K. Pennington, Esq, was next
iced aud made all able and enter
speech upon the issues Of the
IN,
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II q Ward Meeting.

Democrats of the First Ward held
Dig, last evening, at the Black
Aolel, Peter b. Huested In the
Committee on Candilat report
following as candidates for the
fatic nomination for Inspector and
bi Inspector
Inspector Eugene Sayers, James
kkett and Gerge II. Kiesel.
Assis.ant-John Kelly aud James
png.
day afternoon, between four and
o'clock, was fixed upon as the
holding the nomination election
ID candidates. The polling place
the White Ho Sc Hotel, co ner of
and Tatnall streets. Joseph Nc
lnd NJ. Cornell were appointed
prs to hold the nomination cleo
transac ing some Ward business
ing TO the election, the meeting
ed until Monday evening next.
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SENATOR BRUCE, VIII, as just Il

SENATOR BRUCE, VIII, ! as just left
Washington for his home in Gle, Gland ,
r-ports that he hrs discovered enough
evi 1epce to fasten the guilt of the emb e
element of the Freedmen Banks funds
on mt who were once p.om.nei t
In thi community. He thinks, however,
coed against the criminals because of Il Q
Intervention IF he statutes of limitation.
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DE YOUNG'VlCTIM.

ALL QUIET IN SAN FRANCISCo-FAvOR-
ABLE REPORTS OF KALLOCH's CONDI-
TIoN.
SAN FRANCISCO, August 81, 1879,
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
The excitement IN this city has entire
ly subsidized, and there is no apprehen-
SION Of violence. 1t is much regretted by
al; that political discussion should have
passed the bonds of legitimate argument
being converted into the vilest posi- BILE
abuse dragging into the arr MA the living
and the dead, sparIng neither age Lor
sex, but that violence should follow wa
tu be expected As a natural re ult. The
animus of the politica, tight is opposi-
too to corporations and their control in
politics. WILLIAM SHARON.
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Colonel q. W. Moulton, of Cincinnati,
brother-in-law Of John Sherman. his
succ the Enquirer, of that city, TO, $780,
damages on account of an alleged libel
published in the form of an interview
between the voracious G. Alfred Town
send and j. B. McCullagli, editor OF the
GIant organ, the st. Louis Globe Demo
crdt. LII this interview Mr.. Moulton was
charged with being mixed up in q big
Quartermaster's steal asd Sherman was
accused Of crashing the indictmei
against him in various ways us my his in
du nee to get him out Of the scrape.
The Enquirer's libel suits now aggregate
something like 100000.
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0PURITY."

There is now on exhibition in the
window of G. F. Thomas q Co., on
Market street, a drawing that is attract,
ing much attention. 1t Is entitled
"Purity," and was executed by Miss
Helen Hatch Houston, Of the "Home
Institute" on Delaware avenue. 1t
shows that the lady is an artist, and peo-
pie will doubtless be glai to know that
this branch can be taught to children this
side of Philadelphia.
A PLEASANT EVENING AT WEST
The people at West Presbyterian
church last evening passed very pleas
ant time. Not only was their own pas
tor, rev. A. N. Keigwin, present, but al o
Rev. Mr.. OTIS, q former minister. mr..
Keigwin made short address, ana was
followed by Mr.. OTIS. After the services
a social meeting was held.
HOLY COMMUNION.
The Rev. Edwin J. Hurnes OF the ~,
ocose of Southern OhiO, will prtaon,s an
sdminister the Holy Commsnion IN sns
"Old SwedA" Church an next SUNDAY
morning, at 1890.
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THE GREAT PHILANTROPHIST.

City Treasurer Vincent has received
a letter from Thomas Baily Potter, who
is now at Saratoga Springs. He will go
Canada and Chicago and will visit Will
mington, 10 all probability in October,
as the guest of Mr.. Vincent. Those
who desire to communicate with Mr..
Potter should address him in care Of
Barring Bros, Wall street, N. Y.
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Mr.. Charles De Young, the San Fran
cisco editor who believes that no famil.
les are scared except those which apper-
tain to The De Youugs, is now editing
bis newspaper from hls dupge IN cell. A
dispatch says that Mr.. De Yonrg's aged
mother, who was slandered by Kalloch,
has net vet been apprised ofthe shooting
scrape. She lives In secluded place.
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AT MT. CURA.

The children of the Orphan Asylum,
at Sixth and West streets, went to
Mount Cuba to-day, on picnic. They
went in response to an invitation ex-
tended by the President of the Delaware
Western Railroad, who gives them the
ride free of charge. ~
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KALLoCH's SON ATTACKING THE cHRoN-
lCLE,

SAN FRANCISCO, Augt q, 1879.
With the exception OF a vigorous at
tack on the Chronicle by young kailOch
the wOi klngmens MASS meeting Iasi
night was devoted to general campaign
topics, and after adjourument the aud
fence dispersed quietly.
The reports in relation to the condition
of Mr.. Kaliock continue to Ue favorable
KALLoCH LIKERY To RECOVER.
SAN FRANCISCO, August 27-9 p. M.
Kallochs condition is tonight report
ed by his physician as satisfactorily, AID
ii inflammation does not set in he may
bc considered in ralr Way of recovery.
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A TOWNSEND INQUEST.

Deputy Coroner Wilson, at Townsend
held All inquest on Monday last, upon
the body of Elizabeth Washington,
COL, the wife Of George Wasnin. ton. A
verdict was rendered that she died of
disease OF the lu gs.
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Wilmington Markets.
PnILApELPHIA MARKETS.
Wednesday, August z7,op m.

FLoURAND MEAL.-The market Is quiet
and unchanged. Sales OF 800 barrels
Including Superfine ut as: Minnesota extra
Al " 90 u q 81 Pennsy wanna do. do, at
nj Sx S 26; Western do. at IS 25a5 10 and
Patent and other high grades at 50 rs n 90,
a. to quality. Rye Flour is steady at % 20
a. 37X
fr lcLiOn higher. Saies OF 110,OOO bushels,
including red on track and In grain depot,
at VI 90 and No. Red elevator, car lots at
81 0ax. No. 2 red, in elevator at 81 Ii Aug;
: 09X September, sl0sk october, and
lvsk Novem Der. Rye is steady stbS 6ic.
for Pennsylvania. Corn IL d mer. Sales
OF $1,000 bushels including rejected and
steamer At 45a47o.. mixed and yellow at
ii a 4sXc., and sail, mixed at elevator,
a. 4skc., August, a5xo:, Sept, MHc.,
quiet, sales 5000 bushels, including old
white at se.ssXc, and new az, a. s2asA G.
barrels flour. 100 500 bushels wheat, Is COO
bushels Of corn, il, NO bushels oats and q
| barrels OF whiskey.
WHISKY 80 barrels Of Western iron.
! bound sold az 81 On n per gallon.
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Wilmington Patents.

Two patents have just been granted
10 Wilmingt onians; one to Thomas Fer
nv for a carpet cleaning machine, and
the ether to John and James Mills, for
an improved dumping wagon. The In
vention of the Messrs. Mills Is COM
plcte one in Its way.
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ne Lafayette Gunr<Is.n

"ycsto GuNr1n."
el,ng Of the new military oreani-
'lhe Dupont Banks was held
evening, Mr.. Geniieu acted as
moving civil officers were then
uentleu, President.
y d. 10y, Secretary.
LEM on, Trea .urer.
a.'er OF haming the COMPANY
~ u,. aken up and Lafayette
av "S nna'ly decided upon.
SNyase was then elected Captain.
4 HeTql oy' first lieutenant and
40 ~, roy second lieutenant.
Aeeuhg was quite enthusiastic.
Fighting Negroes.
"a many colored people went
,,lnlllslon this morning to New
~ 70 Il, attend the demonstration at
~ % Tue Sons and Daughters Of
, Nearly all of them walked.
~ JSG Of men engaged in a free
~ "m NV. clubs clubs were used, be-
so' out Of sight of Market street
as"ih Ward In Harness.
W yas Of of, the Democrats of IL q
1 ELL VIII oe held on SATURDAY.
Fsss s'i,, and Bennett streets,
~ p l w made BY Messrs
1" remington and Turner.
rcL AcciDENr.-Mrs. Johr
n T \ ww,es,l-kuown lady of this city,
bs aWeilth and NJ alison ct, ee;s
|of W. aanehter. Mrs. j. Atwo"d
fro "e,, Grove, few DAYS AGO. II
se ' ~ .ns depot to the Residence
bilv ha ually gentle and which al
bmm s",e oeen In the habit Of driy
t.ikinv ,t Violently to kick, hi
w of ! .he wagon cover inst y,
Ia IL asleep hill. MIR. pyle shonte q,
pn esc,ps,, aal she and the two
OF DIPPED cp from the back of m,
lnmsI' a,se the jar AMI the frivb
bss. he e, pain in the head an,
slf ' an uut this was not tbonsbt 1 y
down. car later, when NJ rs. HodO
uisb sa e 20 dinner, she could no
. i hs, features across the tah, T
1T ent Eyes for a moment, she fonn ,s
enda'ii.ulrIe ly gone. Upon the e" rs
and ~, Of DR.: Ewing, of IVES
the he" s w. Ridgely of Chest" az az
philaSSssetnaanind ear hospital. Rae
sp.ctn ',p when, upon annI V
mi iI ar 1t was found that Hpp ~
(ad c saa ~ escaping from the wa
IL tS bsu ie.th the rupturs Of az q b," wa
nsSt and aa's sa, r. Of f.. both eyss~ Ss'
etely bassa!1namorrage in half an hon ho,
Ily nSSescalouding III. rio III s q" n : y
10. IwSuassngeIing the left. IN ~" :. ~,
Pa ms made b. Professor" K .,
agsmsntso The faculty 1--WE +
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Rowland Hill, the philanthropist. die d
yesterday. 1t would have been crafty
log If lie could have lived to read many
q ,preciate things that the press has said
OF him since the fact of his illness was
announced.
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Samuel Fl. Pemb, rton and William
Roberts were sssassinated, near Walpole,
ILL.,, on Tuesday. Defendants in a law
suit of which Pemberton h ID charge, are
suspected Of the crime.
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Nkw York, August Fifty . o.
sand tons of Scranton coal were sold =
d " by order of tie Della ware, Lacka-
wanna aud Western Railroad Company
deshne Of from about ~ to 81 Col ts
per ION on last months prices.
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THEDROWNING INQUEST.

The Coroner's inquest upon the body
of little Abraham Cumegys, terminated
about o'clock this afternoon when
verdict was rendered in accordance with
the fa It's publ shed in an earlier edition.
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ELMER Redifer, citizen of hartford
county, Nd, was murdered last evening
near Perrymansville by two tramps, one
white the other colored. The murder
ers escaped.
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THE WATER WHEEL.

The contract for putting the new
water wheel in at the city mill pump
ing station has been awarded to X. ID.
Wood q Co., OF Philadelphia for S. 1906.
This firm put in al the wheels at the
Fa;rmont Park Water Works.
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Dr. q d.

PKICE,-Isaac 8. Price on the 2Gth Instant
In the 65lb year OF his age
Relatives and friends are invited to at
tend the funeral from his late residence,
1909 Delaware Avenue on Friday after
neon Services al half past two, To proceed
to the WILMINGTON and Brandywine Gene
te-y.
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Local Stocks and Bonds.

Local Stocks and Bonds.
National bsnk OF Deiaware............. 4
First National Bank. 1856
Union National ......R
National Bank Viii. and Brandywine. 81
Farmers Bank. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 90
Wiimi nytoi, Coal das Company ........ "a
delaware r. r. Co. ...ee4
Delaware Western Il 90 STOCK, IS
Phiia. vii. a baltimore 4. II. Co... 66L
WIlm d Northern Il. X. CO........... 20
Delaware Fire Ins. CO.................95
Delaware State Bonds ..................10S
Wilmington City IS. ....................1 6sx
Wilmington City 5s.....................1 02L.
New CASTLE County Loan. ...... ........ l02
Delaware Railroad. first Mortgage. 800. 102
Delaware Railroad, extension. .10i
vii. Passenger Railway Cs. lst mort. 100
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Masonic Hall Ca Bonds. ............ 80
Masonic Hall ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2