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Deaths for the w eek.

For the week ending at noon to day,
thirty six deaths had been reported to
e. B. Frazer, Registrar, as follows
Born in the United States, 32; Ire
land, England, 2; Scotland, l white,
"a black, Il: NAL %; female, 13 |;
almshouse, !; coroner, !; brought here
for interment, Z; sent away, O.; still
born, l.
The causes were AbcesB from womb,
l /; bronchitis, 2; brain, 2 cholera in
fantum, 8 consumption, A.; dropsy, 2 !;
diphtheIia, /; heart disease, l infama
tion of bowels, |; meningitis, 2 maras.
mus, 5; membraneons Group, /; OBJ
struction Of bowels, l ; old age, 2; rbeu
mstism, !; smallpox, 2; suicide, l
tetaDas, i; typhoid varioIA, l.
The deaths by wards were as folio VS.
Second ward, 8; Third, 8 Fourth, 9
Fifth, s; Sixth, Q: Seventh, 2; Eighth
a; Ninth, 2; Tenth, 8; Eleventh, 2.
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Leipsic Celebrations.
LONDON July. 1881

LoNDpN suiJs iooAf
The Times has the following from Ber-
lin "A large company Oh Americans was
present at the independence banquet at
Leipsic. The hall was decorated with the
flags of various nations. The American
Consul at Liepsio presided, supported on
his right by MI lister White akd DR.. Ov.
erbeck. professor of ancient art. aud on
The left by the Burgomaster and Consul
league. Ine menu was embellished with
inie woven flags OF Amerlcl and Germa-
ny. The chief toasfs were 1.-THE bay and
the OCCASION" .The emperor and EN-.
LiepsIc.u ..Our Foreign Guestsn and
"Qtieen victoria.n The latter was re-
sponded TO by the CHI plain Of Anglo
American congregation. Our County,
by Consul Gener / X els nan, "kdu ~
fionn by Professor Curtius, and tine
Press and the ladies' - by Mr.. " h,te n I'd
Mr.. Kreisma respectively. A elog, am
of eougratu iations was sent to Wash ng-
! tor
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Those persons who are fond of tracing
great even to small causes may find
sLi ong instance In the death OF the late
ex-Prince i'm erial of France, He was
very agile, and would unquestion-
ably have vAulted Into his saddle, with
an excellent chance OF escaping from the
Z1lus, but the len ther of the salu lie strap
(probably suppliei by a fraudulent con-
tractor, whose ne fariousness was over
looked by careless store inspector) tore
In his hand. al d a piece of rotten ieath-
er perhaps changed the fate of empires.
The bazaar business Is SO completely
| played out In LoL don that q bn Zaar op-
| influence, brought IA loss OF 81 COZ.
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DEGIsrER's ORDER,
REaIsrER,s OFFICE,


New Castle Co.. June 9th, ls8i.t
Upon the application OF Johh Fehren
bach and rauiine w. Aschen bach, Execu.
tors OF Augustus Ashenbach, late of VIII.
mington Hundred, in said county, deceas.
ed It is ordered and directed by the
Register that the Executors aforesaid
give notice OF granting OF letters les
tamentary upon the estate of the deceas
ed, with the date of granting thereof, by
causing advertisements to be posted Will
in forty days from the date of such letters
in six OF the most public places OF the
county of New Castle, requiring all per
SONS having demands against the estate 10
present the same or abide by an act OF a s.
sembly In sueh case m ade and provided.
and also cause the same TO be inserted
within the same period in the DAIsY
GAZETTE, q newspaper published In W ii
mington. and to be continued therein II ct
Given under the hand and seal
81. H. OF office of tue Register aforesaid,
~, at Wilmington, IN New Castle
county, aforesaid, the day and year above
written. b. c. Bl9GS, Register.
NOTICE.
All persons having CLAIMS again ST. the hn'
ate OF the deceased, must present the Same
duly attested, ~ the Executors on OF
before 9Th day OF Juue, A. ID. 1852, Or abide
the Act OF Assembly in such case madt
JOHN FEHRENBACH,
PAULINE W. ASHEN BACf,,
Executors
Address Wilmington, Delaware.
tu9-eodSw.
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Nine Thousand d Suits.

CHICAGO, Ill. l.,Julg pa special de-
spatch TO the Times from Paris, ILL.,,
dated yesterday, says: mime Thousand
suits were begun here to-day against the
Indianapolis and st. Louis Railroad for
its failure to keep axes and saws with
the cars. The suits were all commenced
by j. A. Dickerson, who has had trouble
with the Company. The aggregate
claim Is 81, 800, 600.
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Wilmington Par ~.

e. Bringhurst,a "a Delaware railroad
director, accompanied by forty
friends, passed throught Georgetown
in special cars, on Saturday. for
Franklin City. There two yachts met
the excursionists and conveyed
them to Scott's beach ten miles East
of Franklin, where the party which
included dozen ladies' pitch tents
and will remain for two " eeks. Boat
ing bathing fishing and g INNING will
constitute tnelr amusd ment.- In
quirsr.
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Assaulted His MOtherIfn.Lnw.

At the bearings before tho Mayor this
morning, John Kenney, was charged by
his mother-in-law, Ellen Connilly, With
assault aud battery.
In her testimony she stated that she
resided with the defendant, and that
when she came home last evening from q
visit, be chased her out OF the house,
around two blocks, and succeeded In
kicking her on the knee. Fer this olfense,
John was required 10 pay ~ and costs.
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TUEsDAY.
Appointmen. Of Register.

On Tuesday the Governor will ap-
point Register for Sussex county. The
candidates are Shepherd P. Houston, of
Lewes, Edward w. Houston, OF Mill =
boro', John Martin, Of Seaford, Vim.
Polk, Of Nanticoke, VIM. Russell, Of
Lewes,a aud WIN. Ii. Wheatley,of George
town. The Governor was In town on
Monday and Tuesday during the term
of court and showed bis powers of en-
durance, by listening patiently to the
various candidates. who bored him al
most day and night.--Journat
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ELOPED WITH HIS GIRL

A Married Man Deserts His Wife
for His Domestic, Taking Two
Children.
Inquiry WAS made yesterday at the Of
flee of the Society to Prevent Children
from Cruelty for assistance In the detec-
tIon of Jordan Cope, tall, light complex
ioned and 81 years old, who He'd from
Doylestown in January last with his
hired girl, Fanny Corson, plump
blond of twenty sum mers. They took
with them two OF Copes Children
Washington, years old, and Herbert,
Q. Mrs Cope Ii said TO he lot 70 aux
ious about her recreant lurd as she is to
get the children returned. The truant
husband has mother living on Arch
| street, near Second. The ofiic GERS Of the
society stated that the organic ition
| could not hunt lost children nor runa-
way husbands, but that it could and
| would interfere If 1t were shown that
immoral influences or cruel treatment af-
fected them. Mrs. Cope, mother OF the
| fugitive, has said that she knows nothing
| about the runaway couple and her son
had not been to visit her.-Phild. Times
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Afraid OF the Indians.
DENVER, COL, July %, 1881

A special to the Republican from
Santa Fe says :-"All the employssH
the Navajo Agency have left tns
agency, owing to the threatening atti
tude Of the Indians and fears of gen.
eral massacre. 1t is believed at tho
military headquarters here that Galen
Eastman, the unpopular agent, VIII
either be murdered or forced to leave
the reservation. The principal towns
of New Mexico are raising funds Tor
Patsy Garrett for bis services to
the Territory for killing Billy the
KIDD,
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PLENTY OF AHPLEs.- We have been
the recipient this weeE of two lots of
apples OF the Rcd Astrican variety. Do
ners were Mr.. Frank Wright and Mr..
Cyrus w. Cannon, both OF whom have
the thanks Of ths entire ofiice. The ap-
pies were the largest and fioest we have
seen for many o day. Sussex Index.
Mrs. George HolInea 10 the owner Of
turkey hen that has been very profita-
BILE. She commenced to lay IN March
last, and has since th at time laid one
hundred and eleven eggs. Mr.. Ii. re-
warded the hen last week by letting her
commence the incubation Of a nest of
eggs preparatory to raising a family Of
young turkeys -MtJofd Chronicle.
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THIRD EDITION
Scratching American Horses In
English Races.

LONDON, July 2S,-Mr. p. Lorillard's
3.year-eld brown colt Ire quois, 4-year.
old bay filly Nereid, ani 4year-old
chestnut colt Mistake have been scratch
ed tor all their Goodwood engagements,
and all OF MIR. Lorillard's horses are out
Of the race for the Rous Memorial
Stakes, which will take place on The
2Sth instant. The race for the GOOD,
wood cup on the same day is expected
TO be an easy victory for Sir John
Astiey's 6-year-old chestnut horse Peter,
on whom the betting now Is even against
the field, which is not expected to ex-
ceed FIVE horses. The latest betting in
the race for the St. Leger Stakes, which
will come Of at Donc@ter on the l4th
et September, is TO 4 against lroquois
and 4 to against the Duke Of West
minister's Peregrine.
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Col. M. II. Davis and Mr.. George s.
Grier returned from the western part
of North Carolina on Wednesday last,
where they have been prospecting for
peaches. They report that there are
no cultivated orchards and not enough
natural fruit to run an evaporator !;
but we're very we'll pleased with their
trip. The country is very mountain
GUS and picturesque, and has gained
reputation for summer resorts. Nil
ford Chronicle.
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From the New York Star.
TRAVEL TO CONEY ISLAND.
The steamer XIII Won kuii vim
drawn owing to had Busihe'.. ~,

Owing to heavy losses ,,he sieaines atrsaalon ton
Won KuI of New York anu an fiN p,ss No.
II. andN. X. Locust drove, ,was wm wiina,Sbsoa ar pbsoa
vest Iday, from the iine. aon Ine n' Iocusl
Beach Railroad running pesTe ~ Rotel, will
GROVE aud Brighton Beacu T,,, ,Van Kull
mas been making Ave regular llng lrlPs oje sSe
and is reported 10 nave peen io's1e
@ day. ,rmed o StG
reporter that the company txpsc' AZ sleanl.
within q shori time. tWo @airstsc, He
ers to carry the New lorh ms dsi y and
believes by making tniee oan be made .
profita9le business. he alto ,,sn s,aa af tnsr
$500 day was al e1at gera'ion "
losses.
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Shooting Through Man and Killing
q Horse.

LITTLE Rock, July 22.-LObert
Costello yesterday shot and mortaly
wounded q man pamed Gathering
near Arkansas City. Costello bad
missed some hogs, and accused Gath.
ering of killing them. While Gather.
ing was plouehing in a field Costello
fred at him from fence corner, the
ball striking himin the side, passing
through. and striking and killing .
horse two rods distant. Costello, bis
nephew, and his brother-in law, Dan
Newman, have been arrested and bound
over to await the result of Gatherings
injuries.
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rna situation in Tunis.

LONDON, July 2l.-A dlspsasftina pps atiairs in iasf X
RsssSss Ris sssSfi,s i%aeS fns
Tunls Including kaifeaa,pm IN press ion I'm IN
This is attributed to me inn Of siax BY 'pii Il
duced by The eccupa,ionf ~ the capture III.
French. Later deta,is es,hs French ~eisn ~s,sn is
sax s ny syoundea sna. a. A part Of the from m tho
ssld LEI Fl y sSs 11sess ss,h Sho q !S !sSeldins
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Business Throughout the coun'l,. u, ID.

NEW York, July 26-BraasudIst M through,
Iy 2a says that tine genera, ,,rinr .rnu the m past
week has not varied m teilai 4 slight Re.
covery from the stag nas,9in ad ~ inc Chic vsr, va,
ley. At Chicago. Minneapoilssii snnsie aetivly
aud San Franc.sco consiaefintRIhe cons witR the ave..
was noted by conparis1,hhs ,hs duh season,
Special kilograms nom aa,caue s : fslryy
leading trade centres, ,,ya inoiea, moment .s. a,a
soos ecisctlons with few Ssds ps
The prospects forAa brisk bo,t, ~ tiiavorasl.ss
ioriy two points are n ref tSe crop situa,issss
since last week. some slsn ~ corn and
has b sen done by drougn,as Is " TOO early Y Y
cotton In Tennessee. q as TO shortsge,gS
wheat crop. The nnmoeif oies al Mand. .Canaaaass aas
throughout the United nitedsrset's slsse' durIns .pii Si
a. reported 70 ;nofn1v.two, nfuwoani an increa''
Sne over the preceding wteA.
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A Curious Suicide.
NoRFoLK, Va, July %, 1888

NORFOLK, Va, July W, 1901.
A curious style of suicide was COM
mitted in Norfolk county yesterday
A colored man by the name oil Mac.
jennings, employed at the sawmlli o.
Mr.. Josiah Etheridge,at Indian Greek
committed some crime and was aa'
vised to fee the Safe and avoid arrest.
Instead oftaking to flight hs weas
into the sawpit about eight O'CLOCK ~
the morning, and, while the mil xas ss
in full operation, threw himself agalns'
the large circular saw and was lnsIal., "
ly killed by having his head saweo'u IL
half.
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Fiocking to See a Big Tartle.

FIRE ISLAND, July 2l.-A big turtle,
seven feet long, four feet wide, and
weighing about 800 pounds, was caught
in net in the ocean near here by men.
hajen fishermen. 1t was taken inside
the bay and made fast to the wharf.
Hundreds are fockiug to see 1t. The
oldest fishermen here have never seen
anything equal TO II.
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Charged with Stealing From the
Mails.

EAsToN, Pa. July 2I.--william Shouse.
charged by Post-office Inspector Shall
cross with abstracting money from regis
tered letters In the Easton PosL-office,
where he has been employed as q regis
tered letter clerk, had a hearing to-day
before U. s.. Comm issloner Ktrkpatrick
and was held Ia three Thousand dollars
bail To answer In the u. s.. Court iu Phil
adelphia. on the third Monday intAugust.
BAH was Immediately fu,nished. Young
Shouse, Is a son OF IL. W. Shouse, who
was murdered by his brother-in Jaw, i,
be J. X. Bontree, at Honesdale, little
more than year ago. He protests his
Innocence. tThe evidence before the
Commissioner was purely circumstan.
tiaI.
Five thousand dollars havo already
been contributed tos ARD the Mardi- Gras
festival fund. Tails is very goon begin
ming. We hope TO see the subscriptions
Ioiiing In promptly every day until the
aggrega te amount required has been OBJ
tained. Our cillzens need not wait to be
called upon. Let them hand in treir
ma mes and smounts. They can see the
collector rlater.-Baittmore Gazette.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
a CAR D.

To all VINO are suffering from the sr-
rors and indiscretions IF youth, nervous
weakness, early decay, loss OF manhood,
&C., viii send recipe that will cure yoa
was discovered by missionary In South
America. Send a self-addressed envelope
to the REV. JOSEPH I. INMAN, Station ID
New YorE GU, May4-eodDxwly.
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a,.marck,s intriEues As"''
land. ,mors Of

e lrvpean con{binat,iSSniss t,Sis morning. otiered
are In circulsstiono oa ' h,smarck has hnI 1s. sils.
I Il: :; 4;
81 inigg;s, & siss :, mits s9s z iaSastia and w.
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Destruction of Wine warehouses,

PARIS, July 22.-The fire which broke
out this morning in one Of the great
raging. The fire service Of the city Is
deficient, and, although the warehouses
are pear the quay, a very scanty supply
of water has thus far been obtained.
Up to the date vf this dispatch 5000
casks of wine have been destroyed.
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Happy Hit.

A fortunate young red-headed farmer
named Alexander h. McCrosky, Of SOM
erville, Tenn, drew eaa, 900 in the June
drawing Of The LouistR State Lottery.
He Immediately collected his money from
NJ. A. Dauphin, New Orleans. La, and
resumed plowing. Who will be the nextf
-Jy20.Rt
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Ensland.. Los. In the Tran.vaal.

LONDON, July pa dispatch from
Durham to-day says that the total sum OF
The indemnity claimed by the commits
sion from the Beers IL about G500, 900.
The draft of the convention, which Is
now completed aud is awaiting sigma.
ture, virtually retroced -s the Transvaal
to the Boers; and thus the English Gov
ernment will confess that it fought this
war for naught and 10 glad to leave off
where 1t began.
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the sussex Co ard.

The adjourned term of court for Sussex
opened on Monday morning, at Q. a. M,
with all the judges present. Immediate
ly after the opening ofthe court the
Chief Justice announced that court
would be called al ga. 10. and 2 p. m.
andd ismissed al 4.30 p. ni.
The peace recognizances were then
overhauled and disposed OF as follows:
State VS.. Edward Jones and Jane Emily
Jones, dismissed; States VS.. William
Steen, recognizance released on nor-ap-
pearance Of complainant; State VS.
George w. Torbert and Warren Tor
bert, recognizance continued; State VI.
Solomon J. Belts, dismissed; State VS..
John f. Pettyjohp recognizance released
| in default of noI-appearance Of COM
plainant.
The case of State vs. Willard ). Tor
bert, charged with having committed an
| assault with inteut 10 commit murder,
was continued till next term and defend
ant held In recognizance OF $500; State
VS.. Charles Townsend charged with
assault with intent TO commit rape,
found guilty Of assault only, and case
was continued till the October term,
State VS.. John w. Tingle, colored, lar.
ceny of watch, was tired, and Tingle
was convicted and sentenced to pay cosit
OF prSsecutioB,$l5 restitution money six
months imprisonment, tu receive twenty
lashes ana wear conyict's jacket sil
months.
| Bat gve charges were presented tt
the grand jury-a true bill fouad IL
each case, and the rand jury dis
charged.
TUESDAY.
State vs.. Henry Watson, breaking
in store and stealing hat and tobacco
was tried. Mr.. White defended Wat
son, who was convicted notwithstand
; ing his oounsel's ingenious and abb
defense. The sentence was to pa
$5.524 restitution money, to be whiI
ped with twenty lashes, to be impri,
oned for the term of six months,to pa
cost Of prosecution and to wear
convict's jacket for six months afte
discharged from prison. .-Sussec Jou,
nal.
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STOCKS.

BID AsKhI'
First National Bank............li5 l4s
National Bank of Delaware. .5l5 5U
National BaLk OF vii. q Bdw'n. 65H W
Union National Bank........... ~ ~
Farmers Bank % 0v
bsassss bsIls; " %lRlPs.on e. R.. g Bait. r. r. 80 80 9
Delaware Western II. h.. .... ~ 10
Wilmington & Northern h. r.. ~ W
Wilmington City Railwav...... 8
Delaware Fire Iu urance Co... w ~
Wilmiugto Coal q " Co....... - W
Masonic Hall 20 ...............
Odd Fellows Hali................ ~ ~
BONDS.
Wilmington City .ll2x lis
do do 5's,..........l01 l08 :
do do 4%s...........l03 los
New Castle County B's,,.....l0S llU
do do .l02h 1903
Delaware State t's... 100 lM
Relaware Il r. lst mortgage. lOS llB
Delaware railroad Extension..lO7 lOS
p. w. d b. Il. Il. lht mortgage. l8 lB
VIII, City Railway LIST mortgagel02 l03
vii. CITY Halfway Extension. l0S lO0
Masonic Hail Co lst mortgage. lOO ~
Delaware City u.s.. .lO41s N6
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
In OFFICE OF THE WILMINGToN
COAL GAS COMPANY, July 0, 1881.
ture will be 81 SO per thousand feet net,
commencing LIST Instant.
q. RICHARDSON,
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The STANDARD
SEWING MACHINE.

This new machine Is offered at about
One-half the price of The Old style
Machines, and Is warranted for three
years.
It is an exact copy of the Singer Family
Machine, and we will send TO any person
the $5O.0O style Tor S2U 90, with the privil
ege of full examination before buying.
We also keep in store all the best makes
ofSewing Machines with full assort
ment OF n eedles. Parts, and OIL, and Re
pair and Improve all kinds OF Machines
In the hes manner and at the lowest pri-
ces for gocd work.
Persons wanting Agencies or Circulars
will please address,
BYLES & SMITH,
No. 8S8 ARCH 5TREET,
apr29-Smw Philadelphia,
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A grand hop comes off at the Doug
lass House, r hoboth, this evening"
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PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.

WEDNESDAY, July 20, +.
FLOUR in demand, prices tfrmer. Sales
OF 400 barrels. Including. Minnesota ex-
tras,at So 9oa6 l2la Tor good and ia ncy clear
and at s6 2oa6 90 tor straight Pennsyl
vania extra family at s5 6,a5 rs.
Patents at So 75a7 30. Rye hour
is dull at S47.a5
GRAIN.-Wheat is in active demand
and lc per bushel higher Sales of 10000
bushels new d elaware, No. 2, red track,
ut 81 261a a ~ do. In Elevator at 81 2Si
and red, In Elevator, at July, &i rs, Au-
gust 81 n september; and 81 rs October.
Corn is In fair request and 1irmer, option
| advanced Hc. sales OF $500 bushels,
including sail yellow, at SIC. do. high
mixed al 55c1 1z.stea 4 er 5'1aa 541zc.;N at
the open board $1,000 bushels In August
5Siu s. !. was asi ia for july. --5s1se. for
October. Oats are irregular
sales OF IL, 900 busheIs, including white,
a 43a45c., and reject-ed aud mixed at Ala
42c. 50O0 bush. Aug. al Tl1c., and 10 UOl
July at 4S5saFA The receipts to-day
bush. Wheat, 5i,0Oo bushels Coin, isvt
bukh. ats l4G barrels whisky.
WB sKY.-Western iron.bound Is al
/. 81 II per gallon.
PHI .ADELfhIA UAJTLE MARI ET
E MONDAY, July IS, +. M.
] EEF CATTLE " ere in fair demand thii
weea but prices were rather easier. 35O'
head arrived and sold at the different
, yards at 5a5 &c. per lb., as 10 conoltlon.
SHEEP were In demand and prices wer,
fraction higher. 1000 head arrived ant
Z SO d at 4atc., and. Lambs at 5aSkc. per Id
: as to quality.
y $3.50 head arrived and sold at the lfferen
!. yards at S1aa9l1c. per Id.
y :, ark Droue Yard SD and Lancaster auenu
/ Nest Jbi,odoJ,,bt, T,r,, ia
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1ulyl-1y.

MR. J. h. BATES, NEwsPAPER ADvEE.
rIsINaA7ENT, Al Park Row, Timer Build.
lng,) New York, 10 authorized 70 contIac,
w ,u,pv 0ayvsfsrY q ~rr heat ratas.
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West Philadelphia. July 10.
SHEEP.-Extra, ITO to l20 lbs, to 9
good, 9U TO l0J .bs., $40 TO $50 fair, so TO
So lbs, 81 to 81 stock sheep Z. .l2k .o3 so;
good lambs. to 50 medium lam bs. 7 to
N common lambs, 2 90 to 3 calves, ,bLS
to 71z. Market brisk at an advance
Supply of sheep light. Lambs more plen-
ty, and mostly good quality. Arrivals
435U head,
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WIIn ing toh Markets.

The CITY uNFKeI8
The following were the ruling prices II
market this morning:
J,,tso, f.ro.h nov ro1nd Nun a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-29

The report of Robert Srw"l. Wi,iau II. Wick
ham and W. II. Wright tn, ComIn~ -ioacr~ appoint
eel 10 apprai>c the compensation o. b" made 1" - =
sons affected 10y taking land at kcnsic" for a new
reservoir was presented yesterday hv -~lstant
CORPORATION Counsel l.. II. Lacombr to judge lyk-
man. AT White PLANS, and II was confirmed. The
proposed new reservoir ~ situated on the outlet
stream frun the Rye ponds which cupticS into the
Bronx River II viii cover - acres. and It's
capacity will bc lG2p 900 900 gallons. The total
amount of awards included III the present report
is about - 900 hut the Commissioners have yet
under consideration the awards 10 be- made for the
two Rye ponds winch also 10 hr C"nV' ricd INTO
IA subsidiary reservoir and for ia" l1nd nro' N0afN
for pipeline from the reservoirs To- that part OF
this city which Is known ~ tn annexed district.
Work upon Tia dam ami gatcV:lS ior Che ncw res
crvoir ha, been lr.gtu at k"n-ico.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-29
CAMpANIyI SAILS FOR HOME.

SiCnor Canpanini and his wife sailed for Liver.
pool Yesterday on the steamship City of Berlin OF
The Inman Line II is his purpose To 90 straight 20
MS farm near Parma Italy, where hc will spend the
sumner and fall studying meanwhile the part of
Ncro in the opera Ncronc' of his friend holto, to
whom hc did service of extraordinary MAGNITUDE,
in indncinp Mr.. MapcSon To present "Mcil>tofclc y
In London aud the United States. / he great tenor
fnund lcave-takiug in the cXuhcrantly dcnonStra-
tive manner peculiar Ia him and his race very warm
business For an hour bcl0r" starting Ice was sur
rounded by fricndS-among them Nine Lablache
and number of opera singers OF lesser note-and
d,,r,r aIl that time lac stood still hardly minute.
He rusl Ell hhcr and ththcr through the or wd, tX-
tending both hands 10 greet one newcomer ana
then throwing his arms around another lhe CltN
nj Berlin left her dock and was accompanied down
the hav hy the steamer Matcawan, which carried
friends of Cauipanini and others.