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The daily gazette., 1880-01-16
THIRD EDITION
ae,seral Ne.vs.

Senator Lamar continues TO improve.
and his recovery is considered only
question of time.
One hundred colored emigrants-men, !,
women and children-passed through
r. Petersburg, Va, yesterday O. on their way
kN - from North Carolina TO Indiana
Upon representations made by the
Beekeepe RS Associ alton, the p Jst-office
Department has decided TO allow queen
bees to "be carried in the mails Wild
their necessary attendants as long as no
person Is injured in handling them.
1t Is said that more than 1000 negroes
s4gN have emigrated from Eastern Mississippi
70 tho North during the last three weeks
Mayor Cooper, of New York, acting in
conjunction with wealthy residents OF
that city, will open subscriptions ior the
Irish relief fund to-day.
The annual Convention of the Protest
ant Episcopal diocese of Albany n L.,
was closed on Wednesday, and IN the
.s~ - evening 4. reception was Vi ven to Bishop
~ Doane, which was largely attended.
Lorenzo Baker, clotbier and private
banker, of Harris + Falls, N. Y, has failed
for about $4,000, and has transferred all
his property to preferred creditors.
i. The deficit In the Savings Bank of
~ Louisville II $4,000, as confessed by its
cashier, Kloher. He is 70 years of age, a
steckholder in the bank, and has been
cashier fof number of years. There Will
be no loss to the depusitors.
Senator Bayard's resolution, providing
.. So for the withdrawal of the legal tender
q notes, was yesterday reported adversely
- from the Senate Finance COMMITTEES. IL
was placed on the calendar anu Senator
Bayari intends making a speech sup
porting it.
The Dismal Swamp Canal was sold
yesterday at public auction for for S275,-
OOO. 1t was purchased by the bondhold-
ers.
'e''' Yesterday 100 negroes from Colds
boro, N. O., arrived at Petersburg, Va,
en- route to Indiana, the advance guard
ofseveral hundred.
Jacksonville, Fla, has placed the
funds TO pay the interest on her sanitary
improvement bonds at the American
Exchasge Bank, New York.
~ &s The wreck OF vessels in the Delaware
Breakwater, which have for long time
proved an annoying obstruction to the
commerce of Philadelphia, are at last to
be removed. The bill appropriating the
money required for this purpose has al
ready passed the Senate and House, and
only awaits the signature Of the Pres-
dent to make the approp. ation avail
able.
DURING THE PAST few weeks there
has been great deal polling of people
and newspapers on a choice for President
and in no case has Grant coHe in with
majority. 1t is probable that if the
right kind Of people were collected
together somewhere there IN ght be found
majority for the old commander, but
when the people are taken as they come
:. without any asserting they largely agree
with George Washington about third
term.
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FIFTH EDITION.
WASHINGTON.

THE THIRD TERN MOVEMENT in PENN
sYLvANTA - THE PENNSYLVANIA
DELEGATION AT eHIcAGo-DoN
cAMERoN's LEADERSHIP AND WHAT
IS LIKELY TO COME OF 1T.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 15.-The Came
ron movement Is In trouble In Pennsyl-
yania becanse 1t imprudently called IT.
self the third term movement. Mr..
Cameron Is a young, dasbing and ve-y
confident politician. lie has had great
success in the management Of men, but
he begins to fear that he has jumped the
wrong way. He was blinded by the
glare Of the third term boorA. IL fitted
In with his own predictions SO well
that he persuaded himself that it was
the winning card. He forgot that he
was playing for his own hand, and, like
a young and ardent man, hastened to
sink his own movement In that tor. q
third term, and now he is discovering,
so IL is understood, here, that the third
'erm boom is not the real boom after
all; that the people do not be-
lieve In Il, and that unless he can turn
pretty sharp corner he may make mess
of his owD plans, When Mr.. Cameron
is somewhat olded he will discover the
fine truth In remark which very as
tute politician made not long ago in this
city, perhaps In his hearing =
"You can manage the people," said
this crafty old gentleman, who spoke
from many years OF successful expert
ence, "but you can't force them. Ii you
go the way they want to 60 they will
give you the Offices, II you manage we'll;
but If you 60 contrary to their will they
will leave you out. A fellow who heads
mob may fancy he leads It, but In fact
he only heads IL. lie must go the way II
wants to go. Ii he don't it will laugh at
him, Tie true way Is 10 be wise enough
10 discover what the people will not have
aud 10 fight that with all your might,
and TO fiud out also, If you can, what
they dc want. But that is very difficult.
You know the man who discovered that
lie had got the wolf by the tail ?"
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Seven deaths have resulted from the
celluloid explosion in Newark. The Co.
roner's Jury bring in verdict in the case
which, for perspicuity and mi ID severity,
has no recent parallel. The plain English
ofthe whole business appears to bs that
celluloid now takes its proper place by
the side of kerosene and unloaded fire.
arms.-N. Y Star.
The n)or'ols ]. Madison Wells is in
Washington demanding appointment as
Surveyor of the Port of New Orleans.
The Louisiana visitors attending the
Kellogg inquiry in various capacities
feel sure that his demand will Re grant
ed. On the other hand it is regarded
as certain thai the Democrats will vote
sclidly TO reject him.
AwEALTHY man who lived in Chester
field, Va, had two sons, Tom aud Jack,
both fond OF playing poker, but Jack was
very sharp at the game aud Tom very fat.
When the old man died he left Tom
500, 900 and Jack only $1,000, but he
explained at the foot of his will that
1000 was just stake enough for Jack to
win everything that Tom had; and it was
a wise ptovision, for so it turned out
A bright and happy face pesping out
OF baby carriage, is sure sign that
the little occupant has not been doctor
ed with opium preparati If your
baby needs medicine buy a bottle of DR.
Bulls Baby syrup. 1t contains nothing
| Injurious.
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CO4sQ9'ess.

In the u. s. Senate yesterday, Mr.. Al
lison, from the Committee on Finance,
reported adversely Mr.. Bayard resolu-
ton Withdrawing the legal tender char
acter of u. s. notes. MFR. Bayard pre-
sented minority report, and both were
placed on the calendar for the present.
The bill to relieve the u. s. Treasurer
from the amount charged to him and de-
posted with the several States was dis
cussed. Luke Pryor, appointed U. s..
Senator from Alabama, to succeed Hous-
ton, deceased, was sworn In. Mr.. Nor
rill spoke In support of his resolution
looking TO the refunding Of the public
debt at lower rate than per cent.
The House bill for the removal of OBJ
structions from the Delaware Break
water was passed. Mr.. Cameron, of
Wisconsin, introduced bill reviving the
Court of Alabama Claims. Adjourned
until Monday.
In the House q resolution was intro
duced by Mr.. Deuster, of Wisconsin, ap-
propriatiug $4,000 for q collection Of
American food fishes for the Berlin Ex-
hibition. MIR. Whitthorne, from the
Naval Committee, reported bill, which
was ordered TO be printed aud recommit-
ted, for the equipment of an Arctic ex-
pedtion. The bill requiring balf the
bank reserves to be kept In coin, was
discussed. The bill relaIipg 10 the trans
fer Of causes from State to Federal
Courts, was ordered TO be printed and
recommitted. Pending consideration of
the report Of Committee ON Rules, the
House adjourned.
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The Delaware Engine Hovv
The Butchers Union 8
Ended.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, Jan.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Jan, u, II
The strike of the Butchers I'd
regarded as completely abandon, Ib
having surrendered. There are
thirty thousand hogs left over 4
the prices beiug so blgh that .he 4
cannot sell profitably.
Railway consolidation seems pl
order Of The day. Within the BE
months gigantic strides have beet
IN the directi on OF concen rating 4
lines OF transportation under I'd
management Which threatens to 1
a complete monopoly OF The HaI
railroad syetem OF the country add
anything like competitlou 10 I'D
possible. 1t now leaks on, u
Union Pacific Company is to bec
lated with the Kansas Pacm
lines coming under the coLlOj
Jay Gould, who has already a9aI
dominating interest in the T II
IL the rumOred negotiations shai
iected Mr.. Gould will pra,tCaFl
manh the transconiinental n
routes of the United States.
Mr.. Psrnell had an enthusiast
ton at Fall River, Mass, last NIT
the subscriptions reached about
The sale of VIM. II. Reynoldi
has been stopped by the Sheriff, Al
ment having been made.
The New York papers did not
here to-day till after one O'Clock ;
often been The case of late.
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Literary SOcleei,s.

The Bryant Literary Society OF Rugby
Academy, elected the following officers
yesterday:
President-C. 8. Cobb.
Vice PresIdent-W B-ggs
Secreiary-G. =. Postles.
Treasurer-W. +. Groome.
Librarian-A. B. Harris.
Sergeant-at-A Arms-W. McI4ear.
Editor OF the bryant Re cord"-J. +
Belt.
Assistant Editor-J. Fields.
Crltic-Dr. s. w. Murphy.
The Shakespeare society elected Off.
cerS as follows:
President-Grant s. Riggs.
Vice President-John ID. Brown.
Julia A. Gray.
Corresponding Secretary May j,
Taggart.
Financial Secretary-Penrose r. Tai
Icy.
Treasurer-Mary Pawick.
Sc rgeant-at- -Arms-Stephen G. Black.
Will
Organist-Nettie r. Greene.
Committee-Lillie j. Jones, Geo. A
Eunis, Edward l.. Beeson.
Crtlc-Prof. j. Ii. Crabb.
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Local Lines.

Que drunk at police court to-day re :
ceiv'd a penalty Uf fifty cents and
costs.
Philip r. Clark will again be a can.
didate for Sheriff on the Republican
side this year.
Elder Miles Grant Is still conducting
revival services at the Household of
Faith Church. Elder Grant will preach
tonight.
man arraigned for keeping tippllilg
house was fined $40 aud costs by Mayor
Almond to-day.
1t is the intention of the w. r. II. A.
10 hold series of temperance meetings
IN all parts OF the city. One ON next
wednesday evening is booked for Ep-
worth Chapel.
Efforts are being made to secure the
release Of Evan Rice from jail. Two
long petitions have been sent to Presi-
dent Hayes, signed by business men OF
Wilmington.
The well-known Black Horse hotel
property is advertis ed for sale.
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LOCAL TIME TABLE.
TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON

AkhFAAktD AEA n W OAF
z Fos B q PaIIADELrHlA;Ss2 Z 5cS 5 SO eoS g
q. M; So0. 5.S, s.1s s1s p. m.
FoR New YoRK.-22l 100, 1902, a. m:
l2-lS, 12.as. 5.4B, p. m. On Sundays, al
FoR BALrrxoRE AND wAsHINeToN.-
I2.5l. 203, SIS, a. m. l252, Lea, sis, 7.0S,
p. m. On Sundays, la5l, 10 q. IN.
FOR BALTIMORE, bay Line connection),
7.0S p. m. No Sunday trains.
FoR NEW CAsTLE.-a0O .. Is, a. m; LILO.
400, $50, p. m. No Sunday trains,
FOR DELAWARE X. R.-9.l5 a. M; LILO,
FoE WiLMiNGroN 4 NoRrHERN r. R.
$40, q. M; 500. $50 p. m. No Sunday
FoR DELAWARE WESTERN r. Rib
1880 a. M: $50 p. m. No sunday trains.
TRAINS ARRIVE IN WILMINGTON
FROM PHILADELPHIA.-l243 2.O3, $50; !;
$40 a. m. 1908, la42, Lea. 2.50, AID, 5.ls
6.25, 100, $40. lilo p. m. On Sundays, 1913,
2.03, 1910 o. m; 7.3S. lilo p. m.
FROM NEW YoRK.-2.0S, $50, q. m. l2.42,
I.02. 5.l3, 100 p. m. ON sundays, 2.USa. m.
FROM BALriMoRE.-2l5, $50, 9.57, "A. m. !;
l2.0S, 1887, 5.36, 8.36, p. m. On Sundays,
ais q. m. 9.S6 p. m.
FROM WAsHINGToN.-2.l5.a a. m. l2O3.
l2.37, h36, s.31 D. m.
FROM NEW CAsTLE.-s.5O, 8.52, I1.5Oa. M:
6.25, 6.45 p. m. No Sunday trains.
FRoM DELAwARE X. X. $50, ll.50 q. M;
6.46 p. m. No Sunday trains.
n FkoM WLLMINGTos a NORTHERN X. X.
800, ll.35 q. M; 6.4S p. IN. No Sunday
trains.
FROM DELAWARE WESTERN H. R.-s.OO,
q. m. 2.l5, S.OO. p. IN. No sunday trains.
TRAINS FOR WILMINGTON LEAVE
PHILADELPHIA.
FROM BROAD STREET AND WASHINGTON
AvENUE-7.3U, sou, 1880, IL 45 a. m; l.30,
800, 400. 5.l5. 500 100, 9.l5, 1l.30 p. m. ON
sundays, $50 a. IN. $40, 9.i6, 30 p. m.
FROM THIRrY-SEooND AND MARKET
STkEkTs.-7.30, lbs a. m. 1925, 4.OO. p.
M; i.Oo a. m. On Sundays, Luz, 7.S0 q. IN.
NorE.-The black figures represent the
I'm ted Express" on which an extra
iare is charged.
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PENSIONERS OF 1872.

Joseph Farra was veteran of the war
OF lol2, and was member of Captain
Lacksy's company, which belonged 10
ey was the father of Mr.. Milton Lackey.
a well known citizen. Farra died Dec.
1th 1860 at an advanced age, and left a
vile Miranda by name. who lives nj
1914 Walnut street, and who is now "a
years OF age. On Jan. 8, the anniversary
OF the battle OF New Orleans, the old
lady was granted a pension through
Magistrate Bertolette, under the recent
act OF Congress granting pensions TO
widows Of soldiers of the war of 1913,
who we're married to them after the
treaty OF peace Farra and his wife were
married IN 1883. Ii is stated that there
are now eighteen pensioners of the war
Of 1872, residing in Wilmington.
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Wilmington Markets.
brHn per ION n'.'..'....s' ~
PHILADELPHIA MARK FITS.

"WEDNESDAY, Jan, IA, +. M.
FLOUR is dull anfprices are barely main
tanned. Sales of 400 barrels, including
MINI sofa extra at rs 5OaS7: Penn do do
at 50 20 Western do. do. at 81 rs a o. so
and patent and other high grades at 81 5Oa
SS 50. Rye flour is dull nj d 25.
GRAIN.--In wheat there was more doing
but prices were unsettled q lower. Sales OF
1000 bushels including rejected at OIL IS
al ~; red at 81 10, amber at tl 4715al 4s,
and No. red. elevator, 81 45l3 January,
81 i6 FEB, and 81 49Aal 50 March. Rye Is
inactive. We quote at 50 nts. Corn
ls dull and easier. Sales of 1900 bushels
mixed aud yellow at 3Sa60c., and some old
AT soc. AT the open board 10000 bushels,
March, sold at 5Sc. Oats are quiet and
ed at isaiSl2c., aud white at 49a5Oc. The
recei pts to-day were as follows: 1850 bbls.
nour, hUOO bushels wheat, 80 500 bush. corn,
5W bushels rye, $3.50 bush. oats, $500 bush.
barley, l5O bbls. whiskey.
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET.
MONDAY January IL. 8 P. NJ.
BEEF CATTLE were in demand, at full
prices 2I63 head sold at the di fferent yards
at &c. per 10, as quality.
SHEEP were in demand and prices were
! frmer. 5000 head sold at the differert
| yards at "a &C., and lam bs at 80 a6l2c
per h.
Hoes were a fraction higher. 500 head
sold at the different yards at a TIC. per
| pound.
Cows were unchanged, go head sold al
$2OaS5O per mead.
sH EEP BROKERS' ASSOCIATION.
Furt DroUe Yard, West Phiid., Jan. 9.
30 To 100 bs., So 81 C: fair, 30 TO IS MS.
4 "a I" ~. Good lambs, ga a 81; common
lambs, ~ "A 5llc. calves. 6l% exc. Mar
ket 'ir. Arrivals. 500 head.
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Fell In q Fit.

This morning,w while John Wainwright,
heater employed at Siedell, Hastings
& Co.'S rolling mill, was engaged at
work, he suddenly fell in a liz and sank
to the ground, In falling his head struck
against some impeachment, cutting very
severe cash. 4, DIR. Ugle was summoned,
and upon reaching the man found him
IN the same comotose condition aud the
wound bleeding quite freely. The phy ST.
clan bound the cash up and the wound
ed man was taken to his home, No. 402
East Seventh street. The wound is not
q dangerous one.
The daily gazette., 1880-01-16
THE sYMPATHIZERs, MEETING

A call appears upon our first page, to
day, signed by one hundred and twenty
prominent citizens, for a meeting in the
second story of the Telegraph building,
at Third and Market streets, at 8 o'clock
tonight, for the purpose of proper ex-
preston Of sympathy with the cause ad-
vocated by Messrs. Parnell and Dillon
All persons interested in this movement
TO aid the suffering Irish are invited TO
attend.
The daily gazette., 1880-01-16
Miners Pleasantlv Surprised.

PorTsvILLE, Jan. 15.-The employees
at the Philadelphia and Reading Com
pany's shops were surprised this morn
ing, Oh being banded their monthly pay,
to find that their wages had been ad-
vanced from ten TO twenty-five cents a
day for the past month and the addition
al money placed in their envelopes. II
naturally caused much coed feeling
among them.
The daily gazette., 1880-01-16
ADDlUin0 For. Pardon.

The friends of Evan Rice, the default
ing shie- of the National Bank Of
Wilmington & Brandy wine are endeay-
oring to secure his pardon, ard have cir
culated petitions to this effect. 1t is
not true, however, as has been stated in
other papers, that some of the Directors
of the bank signed these petitions, a.
none of them have done 30.
The daily gazette., 1880-01-16
THE CHURCHMAN CASE

In the U. s. District Court, to-day,
argument on the petition of Nea6e Levy,
OF Philadelphia, in the bankruptcy case
OF +. e. Churchman q Co. was fixed for
next Friday, at IL o'clock.
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Z I'll n

obtained for new inventions, or
provements in old ones. Caveats
patent business promptly attends
INVENTIONS THAT HAVE i
REL ECrED may still, In mosl
patented by us. Being opposite
Patent Ofiice, and engaged IN n,
BUSlN ESS EXCLU- -IVELl, We
cure patents In less time than Wv
are remote from n ashingtoh =
must depend upon the mails 10
actions with the Patent Ofiice.
When Inventors send model
we make search In the Patent "
advise AZ TO It's patentabillly TetS
Correspondence confidential, EI
and NO CHARGE UN LESS fAiDI
OBTAIN ED.
We refer TO Hon. Postmaster'Uss
VI. KEY, Rev. +. ID. POWER, 10 oD
the u. IS. Patent Office, and esE
our cIientsin every state IN lbeO
In Canada. For SPECIAL releren"A
advice, &C., address ,owl,
Opposite Patent Office. Washing
decl3-dtf.
The daily gazette., 1880-01-16
5 and 1Uc COulH'

TO THETRADE: Tne I'VE ~ eeouns
OF the day are starting tnesH Hesds1|
are the 0riginators anu Vel rsfi
We have the only two IT,
.Iobbing Houses In the u, 4 n InarticS
SS-Send for Catalogue anu +,oSI
BUTLER y SSSI
400 A 2o2 Randolph ~ 1Bos
26 a ~ Chauncy ~"
OclI Il-3m.
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Second Anniversnru.

Windsor Lodge, No. 80, Sons of ST.
George, of this city, will hold It's second
anniversary On Wednesday evening,
January 28th. There will be short
literary programme, after which the
members and their guests will partake
OF banquet at the United States Hotel
A Decision Ne1ct June.
In regard to the Monroe street sewer
cases, which were argued before the
Court of Errors and A ppeals, at Dover,
last week, . decision will be rendered at
the next session of the Court, in June.
PERSONAL.
Deputy States Attorney Cooper, Da-
vid j. CummIns, President of the Bank
of Smyrna, Charles Cochran, of Middle.
town, and William Polk, o: Odessa
were in this city this morning.
The daily gazette., 1880-01-16
1oCnH<.z H<.z-~
Popular Monthly Drawing OF the
Commonwealth Distribution Co.,,
AT MAcAULEY's THEATRE,
In the City OF Louisville, on

IN tne Clty OF LOUISVILLE, on
j A N U A RY 81, 1890.
These drawings, authorized by act OF
the Legislature OF 1869, and sustained by
all the Courts of Kentucky (all fraudulent
advertisements ofother lottery companies
who claim the sole ownership of call the
grants in Kentucky" to the contrary not
withstanding), occur regularly on the last
day OF every month Sundays exceptedl.
and are supervised by prominent State
officials.
Every ticket-holder can be his own
supervisor, call out his number and see il
placed in the wheel.
The Management call attention TO the
grand opportunity presented Of obtaining,
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TO p n Y SlCIAI
AND
CONSUMERS OF
COD LIVER ol

knowing from experience IuI. i,
action 80 often attending lhs ~ M M
of many OF the EN- ulslons ~ 'n som.
would call your attention W Iuj
features OF the emulsion wDlou "A
pared and dispensed for yeaa's ~
varying satisfaction. The "" 'nos A
tinest Norwegian and tne ip pcSosI
lous care is exercised IN the oy o1y
material and In every detaii iaUVialld| nj
Iaeture. BY careful psmals|
emulsion 10 made with lhe @ me ID
sible amount OF gum, aud 9y y,,as ,s' I, !
nute division OF the Oil gloPpv ge,pv paIl
cd very fluid and perfectly
Each tablespoonful in""'n6efI
of Oh and o grains OF h5pTGiy ID
Lime. samples will be sisId dsslrs
% all Physicians who may a 81
Put up IN pint bottles, pis piiiss and 4
lactured and sold wh0lesaieI Az.
w. b. DRrGs
,..,, Eip,.l and MAS
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FOURTH EDITION

Indications for To-Day.
Falling barometer, soGmer south and
east winds, clear, follo,Oed BY partly cloudy
toedther.
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1901 frlzes, amounting to....... .SllU 400
Responsible corresponding agents want
Sation will be paid.
Write clearly stating full address. for
further information, or send orders by ex-
press or mail, addressed only TO
M. A. DAUPHIN,
or same person at -'''
No. 3l9 Broadway, New York.
All our Grand Extraordinary Drawings
are under the supervision and manage
ment OF Generals G. 4. Beaureeard and
Juoai A. early. Janl4-2taw4w&w.
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THE FOLLOWING PRIzEs

1850 Prizes, sll2, 400
n Tickets, $50. IS Tickets. 500
All applications for club rates should be
made to the home, office.
Remit by bank DRAFT or express. Orders
of $o'and upwards, by express, can be sent
at our expense.
Full list OF drawing published In Louis
Vile Courier Journal and New York Her
aid and mailed to all ticket holders For
tickets and information address T. j
COMMERFORD, Courier Journal Bui d.
ing, Louisville, KY.
tu.thuAsat-dAW3W.
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BEWARE OF HARD Noyr,


From Peterson's Counterfeit p.,s.'1
A wonderfully well-exeeu,sd
half cage or five-dollar gold nis.
just been put in cii Gu alton hera y
other cities and towns. The oss1
the United States Mint in ,bi.
form us that IL is by far the be,i W.,
felt half eagle that ever came nnS',
view, and some OF them have ANIL
not a few. The genuine a OoIi Il
weighs l29 grains; the spurio9, IN
which we have referred, when essI
tested at the MlDt, showed A WA!
l27A grains-1a grams light by h. i
delicately adjusted scales. Tb.,i|
the lightness Of weight is not MI
be detected by the general pubIs \
make the matter worse, the coali,
gold on the imitation coin /,
enough to resist the tests Of =, i
usually employed for the purpoy
number Of these pieces have h
through the hands Of very eypan u
in our city banks. A little abraJml !
duced by use is likely to " ear a,r|
outer coating Of gold and render A
tion more easy. For the presen, n
only say beware ofreceiving map
new and glittering half eagles.
The Delaware Engine Hov.l
With its accustomed complete n
terprislng system of perverih,
truth, and the wanton disregard d
for which 1t is proverbial, the RsEbl
yesterday announced that the bslr
Fire Company had "purchased tls !
perty at the N. w. corner Of "A
and Washington stree S, upon 1
they intend building a handsome
ture," This is untrue AMI the m,u
of the committee, who have til. 4
in charge, stated this morning d
was not at all likely that the ID 4
be purchased,
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Authorized by the Commonwealth ofKy
AND FAIREsT IN THE WORLD,
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rFInan siuI. and Commercial.

II VII 1iNe roN. DEL, Jan. ls, IseO.
LstesI 81 pck Quotations rurnlshed by
ueald a CO.. Clayton House Building
WILMINGTON. Del. at II M. to-day;
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CLAYTON Housr 49,.

cLAYToN A, HOUSE ARRlv,I,
- Stokes Berlin, Nd.
MT. and Mrs. J. y, Smith m,
Miss Florenee smith, ith''n' phlA
81 Ei, II idnn. Durrsn.; pt;, Auburn, N. Y,
" we: I LipIpiin,cott, pI,,p,i,t Baltimore.
4. 4 4; Rdeseha,a, raelsin, NV York. Conn.,
y. 4. FRANKLIN, Md.
Y. Radcliffe. Baltimore
g. =. Angler,
, 1880-09-17

THE performance Of William II. Vn,lder-
bllts nnre Muull Il. ut the COURSE pf tho ChIc,lgu
JM:key an,l r'rotting Club yesterday nfternuttr,
when sho truttct II mile In .;llM, lttay Justly DO
Regarded IL cst',ninH. II mt surprising, any
achievement recorded IN tho nniluis Ut tho
trailing tstri. Although. tho ti,no ,tn by sfa,,ti
s. WIS IL quarter nr IL secnml slower thn,l tliut
lste ey ST. Julien ut llNrtforl. Il Ia to te bor1o
III mini TINT the mlre truttcd fully otle.thirtl
OF tho distHllee III tho tucu ot II strung SOUTH
west wind, which WIS II hanlicnr 1T ut 1cnst
half sccunl. Thnt Mn,a y. was nble to trot Il
tnllp III 2:1l!s under these HIlyolso conditions
proves hur riul.t to tho title Queen Ut tho Turf,
at,l it nlso pruvcs tho Chlcago track 10 DO tho
fastest In America.