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Daily Republican., 1881-08-13
Improving.

re condition of President Garfield
20 greatly improved that he wrote a
thursday to his mother, who is
hlo, EXPRESSING hope in his eventual
very from his terrible wound. This
y hrHt writing he has done since l,e
wounded, except 10 sign requisi-
lor the return OF a criminal who
|fleu to Canada,
Daily Republican., 1881-08-13
The President Writes to his
Mother.

A Washington despatch says; "The
first act of President Garfield when ne
had taken the oath Of office was to
turn and kiss his aged mother, and his
first act of regaining the necessary
strengt h was to take tablet to-day and
with some effort and weariness write
with his own hands a note of affection
to this same aged woman. The letter
was written, so DR.. Boynton says, with
considerable labor, and resulted in some
fatigue, but no one can feel that the
President suffered any i'll consequences
from this effort of tilial devotion"
Daily Republican., 1881-08-13
SPECIAL n EN'CION
DinrrllOea.

It's certain cure is DR.. Simms
Cholera Syrup. The famous DiarrhHa
cure, and for summer complaints OF
children ; contains no opium always
perfectly safe and snre now ~ years
Wil~ington's remedy (35c.) Depot
4th',. King, Philadelphia COZ Arch st.
Sold by deale,s.
Terrible Loss or Life.
Millions of rats, mice, cats, bed-bugs,
coaches lose their lives by collision with
"Rough on Rats" Sold by druggists
l5c. boxes.
Hmeltz
will sell you fruits and produce Of all
Kinds lower than any dealer in the city:
he is a 'so the King Of waJermel ons and
anteloupes.
Catarrh Of the BLADDER.
Singing, smartiny, irritation OF the
urinary passages, diseased discharges,
cured by Buchupaiba. 81, druggists.
Depot, N. Is. Dantorth.
Hope Lodge, No. 81, I. o. OF.
excursion to Atlantic City, Thursday,
August 18th, leaving French street
wharf at &. 20 A. M, Oh ST amer FELTON,.
A Coil r. sort.
John Manz's Wilmington sumner
garden is the incest and coolest place for,
eIresh III ents.
Another immense cargo of cigars just
received at the Great Tobacco Mart, az.
pregating in all, three hundred and lilty
Ihou4and must be closed Out no rea-
so,aple price refused by the case. Chap
man, Fourth and Ship!ey.
A 25ct package makes 5 gallon of
good homemade root beer. Sold by N.
Is. Danforth, Druggist, cor. Second and
Market. A speciality made OF trussos.
A fit guaranteed. A special room for
applying.
Geo. B. Metzner, the popular barber,
ia prepared to cOcave razors ana put
them in good order. Ladies and child
rpn's hair cuttinga speciality, NO 1915 H.
third street.
For infants: Cerealina, Papoma, Hor-
lick y, Mellius, Blatrs and huboelFs
Foods, Farina and SaIoupe for sale at
Dilwortl's Drug store, Second and
Madison streets.
Hartman's Drug Store, Fifth and
Poplar streets, is the place to lave your
physicians prescriptions carefully com
pounded.
DR.. Bailey's Chill Pills, for sale by
Taylor q Fullerton, Druggists, No. 3O2
King street.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-13
A Great Yield.

Orlando Magargal, who occupies a
tarm near Loveville,in Mill Creek Hd.,
ett at our Office this morning a branch
about foot long taken from tree on
his premises, on which were sixty gooo
sized plnms of the Copper variety. he
has Il of these trees, and yesterday he
picked therefrom III quarts OF fruit
which sold readily in this market at
ten cents quart. They will ba at their
height next week.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-13
Residence by the Pope.

Regarding the statement that inc
Pope proposes gcing to Malta, to reside,
given under reserve by .he Dlrltto,
Ministerial journal, the Rome cores
pondent of the London Times refers tc
a recent circular of the Papal Secretary
of State to the Nunc!cs, and subse'
quent circular to the Ambassadors at
the Vatican, as indicating that there is
some basis of truth in the announce
ment; though the correspondent ADDS,
whether the Pore will eventually leave
Rome, or when, are questions still I'M
decided
Daily Republican., 1881-08-13
Talk with the Chinese Students.

Twenty-Five Chinese students, on
their way from Hartford to their homes,
arrived in Chicago on Wednesday.
They say that they have completed the
studies for which they We're sent. One
reason they give for b"ing summoned is
that this Government military and
naval academies are closed to them.
AS Germany allows them to enter hel
institutions, China will obably send
her students thither hereafter or TO Eng.
land. They state that nine of theiI
party have changed their faith in
America. They were well dressed and
spone English well.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-13
Parties

intending TO go on Gouley's excursion,
on Thursday, August 18th, are notified
that the cars will and must leave the
=. w. and 3. depot, at & A. NJ, to the
minute, so as to arrive in Jersey City at
$50. The excursion will not leave
Couey Island until 10 p. NJ, giving the
excursiouists all the time it is possible
to enjoy the beauties of the Island at
pirl,t
Daily Republican., 1881-08-13
An rptscopal Church Dam aged.

St. Paul's Episcopal church in Erie,
Pa, was damaged to the extent OF
$4,000 on Thursday morning. The
sexton lighted % candle for the purpose
of going into the cellar to superintenu
the depositing of coal, A gush of wind
blew the curtain over the organ front
across the candle. The curtain ign: ted,
and the organ, the rear of the chapel
and the root Of the main building were
destroyed.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-13
Peaches.

seems that there are a few peaches
N mite Clay Creek Hundred. A
iays ago James Crossan brought q
baskets of this fruit to Newark
they were sold by Josiah Dobson
Per basket.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-13
Cleaning streets.

~ streets in South Wilmington are
y cleaned, an operation which has
|oeeh performed for long tine, and
OF the citizens, therefore, consider
matter worthy of note.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-13
A Had Hole.

Pere IS an ugly hole at the foot of
AL street, within a square Of the
LeDce OF Bishop Lee which the
pc Commissioner should look after.
iouId be filled up and the streets
Pn proper repair.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-13
WilI,nm IL. Vanderbilt.

A portrait and biographical sketch
of William Il. Vanderbilt, the railroad
King, and owner OF Maud 5. VIII bt
yiven in to-morrJW's Star. The stat
will also contain the usual special ar
ticles and all the local and tslegraphi'
news.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-13
There Will he

Eyer and experience meeting held
ne honse Of Mr.. Quigley, No. 8
fnI street, West Whining on, on
uay afternoon at half-past two
Daily Republican., 1881-08-13
Al ASbury.

W. lev. Vaughan Smith; an aged
noulst minister, will preach at As-
~ tomorrow morning aud evening
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Campbell, S18; James McKenna. So 80
Flynn q Jackson, $3.50; Kennebec Ice
Company, 81 20; VIM. Hamill, 8 80;
Eliza Frazier, So; ROBBERS Morrison,
Sll 80, William j. Maxwell, So; Capelle
II Bro, $50; William w. Cooke, s. g.;
Wilmington Coal Gas Company, 81 92S-
~, Il. A. Robson, Si2 90; j & j. N.
Hartman, $3 so, Allen Speak 81 42;
John NcCabe, So 90; John Hunt, S67.
DIR. W. Springer, SIG; Adams & Bro,
S34 II; Vim. j. Maxwell, s66 Is; G. p.
johnson, Sl35 20; Every Evening Pub
fishing Company, $47 70. E. F. Eckel,
81 so: +. Schsu, SIS O3; e. f. Eckel,
81 20; G. w, Vernon Il Son, $I5 12, j.
f. Morrison, 81, 1856 90, Adams & Bro,
AZ 60; W. H. Lee, SIS; W. r. Westbrook,
Sl2 60; w. II. Gu.hfrie, $36 25; James
y Webb Co =, $40 81; Y James Belt,
50 so; NJ. G. Gibbons; 500 5a; Adams &
Bro, - 10; Smith Cooper. SO; T. A.
Brown; So 3d.; f. Ware, SIG 81.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-13

Calvary church, corner Third and
Washington, Rev G. w. Dubois ID. D.,
Rector, services tomorrow at. the usual
hours.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

NOR SALE OK -THE REAL
E estate of the late DR.. VIM. A. Taten, III
St. Georges. This is very valuable proper
~, In good condition, beautifully located and
surrounued with snrubDery and fruits of all
gtnds, and would make a desirable home.
Possession given the last of September. For
ilrther information apply to
b. %. STEWART,
st. Georges, Del.,
or MRS. W. 1iLDEN,
jy2O-w&stt ~ North Frort street, Phila.
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CORTLAND WAGON GO.
W. Y. WARNER,
Wilmington, DolAw "a .,

Sole Agent for the State Of Delaware, Ceoil
county, Nd, Delaware and Chester counties,
Pa. Send for circulars my2t-tf
Daily Republican., 1881-08-13

DOARDINtf.-FU ROOMS,
- with board. Apply
aurl3-st Sixth and Shipley streets
Daily Republican., 1881-08-13

0OARDERS WANTF.D-tf0OnR ROOMS
= and good acoolnmodatisns, at 3l3
Frnnt street aug12-5tt
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A UCTlON SALE.
Ihe entire stock Of dry goods and trim.
mings late Of A b Holt, dec d., No. l09 West
Sec md street, will be sod at auction sale,
commencing MON DAY next, August 10.
augl32t J. MAklS, admir-.
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DOAR NG.-DESlRABLE KOQMs,
* with board, also table board. 5O6 King
street, auglSSH
Daily Republican., 1881-08-13

NOR RrNT.-A STORE ROOM, CEN
e tmily located, suitable for any kind OF
business. Immediate possession. Apply
EVANS Pen nj >GTUN,
augl3-6t NO. s East Eighth street.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-13

yYyANTED.-A GOOD GIRL TO TAKE
w charge of house shcre there are only
two in family Apply Immediately, rom . 10
s D. m. :, at 2O6 French street. aug i5-u
Daily Republican., 1881-08-13

NyOTICF-MY WIFE, MARTHA Z.
IN HIGGINS, having, on the 18th inst,
left my bed and board, l hereby caution all
persons against trusting her, as will pay no
deb contracted by her.
auyl3-3t JOSEPH W. HIGGINS.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-13

NOR RENT-A BARBER SHOP, WITH
H a well established business; every thing
'0mplete and furnished ready for good work
man. 245 West Second street. augl"2tt
Morning journal and courier., 1881-09-28
Last Call!

YENHR finest lot of Peaches this season received II fresh at Welch's this morning.
 We shall sell fine large Peaches at $150 per basket nice Peaches for $1 per basket This will the last chance this season to get them at these prices Fine Concord Grapes, 6c ID.
 Bartlett Pears, Sc at.
 Delaware Sweets, 40c pix.
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ROOMS AND BOARD. AA ROOMS singly or in suite, with board, can N5iid be obtained at 529 CHAPEL STREET, .h Seq If Corner Park.
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TELEGRAPHIC JOTEINGs.

John Morrice's house at Upper Sackville, N. B., was burned last night. Insured for $500.
 Base ball yesterday: At Boston, Buffalos 3, Bostons 2; at Worcester, Detroits II, Wor- testers 6; at Providence, Providence 6, Clevelands O.
 Six officers of the Prussian army, all de- scendants of Baron von Steuben, sailed yes terday from Hamburg to attend the York town centennial celebration.
 The sleeper St. Clair fell off the ferry transfer at Grace Isle, Mich, Monday even ing Half dozen persons were in it, but all were rescued without injury.
 W. R. Sprout, a farm hand working for B. Espy, shot and killed James S. Andrews at Orville, Cal, in mistake for his employer, whose murder he had resolved upon for in terference with his marital rights.
 The propeller Jay Gould struck the tug boat Swain on the Detroit river yesterday morning, cutting her almost in halves and sinking her at once. The Gould was unin- iured. The Swain was valued at $30, ,OO0. No lives were lost.
 S. c. Scoville and D. w. Bush received fatal stab wounds at meeting of stockhold- CTS of the Nevada and Oregon railroad held at Reno. The meeting was called for busting some of the directors and row followed, when persons not holding stock were ordered to retire
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ROOms.

A=SA ONE OR TWO gentlemen can be accomnaoda- Hfia ted with furnished rooms, at
 i!l my2Otf 633 CHAPEL STREET.
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LOCAL NEWS.
Board of Health.

A regular meeting of the Board of Health was held last evening. Present, Professor Brewer (presiding), Dr. Winchell, H. M. Welch, and Health Officer Lindsley
 Edgar Ives, of IS Bughes-Place, appeared in regard to a privy vault on his premises that had been complained of by neighbors. He said he desired sewer in the street and he did not see how he could move the vault with any great advantage to his neighbors He was willing to disinfect so far as was in his power.
 On motion of Mr. Welch the order requ1r- ing MT. Ives to nov his privy was suspend ed for the present, and subsequent order was passed requiring him to keep the vault disinfected to the satisfaction of the execu- tive committee.
 Clerk Whedon reported that vault at No. 245 Franklin street had been complained of. He said there was no doubt but that 1t should be cleaned cut as soon as the weather would permit. There was really no place to which it could be moved that would make it's loca- ton any more desirable.
 The reports of the sanitary inspectors for the week were read and ordered on file.
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ease after about August 1st were due to
 blood poisoning developed prior to his re-
 movsl from Washington. In these opinions
 I believe the attending surgeons did not con-
 cur. They attributed the cough to simple autopsy 41 ?" ' sT did, d sTn tH the light of the autopsy do you still consider that the lung trouble was caused by pyemia and in the nature of a metastatic abscess? ?" "I do. When the lung tissue was divided pus poured out in abundance, mainly from the minute bronchial tubes, and there existed in marked degree that peculiar congestion of the lobules of the lungs which constitutes the first stagesRin metsstatis sbscess. This condition of the lungs constitutes one of the most common complications in pyaamia, and is essentially different in it's nature from an ordinary case of bronchial pneumonia"
 Were there any pus cavities in the lungsP No, sir; there were none. In many cases no pus cavities are found in metastatic ab- scesses of the lungs. In the Presidents case there were, his symptoms during life show ing the presence of pus cavities, and so stated at the time"
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.WANTEn

SITUATION WANTED, DY Respectable girl to do general housework D small family; city reference given. Apply se28 It. lSI HAMILTON STREET
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MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS

NEW YORK, Sept. 27.-sailed, the Arizona for Liverpool. Arrived, the Egypt from Liverpool.
 Southampton Arrived, the Neckar from New York for Bremen.
 Larne-sailed, (the 24th) the State of Pennsylvania for New York
 Glasgow-Arrived, the State ,of Nebraska from New York, the Furnessia from New York.
 Havre-Arriyed, the St. Germain from New York.
 Rotterdam-sailed, (the 25th) Ithe Amster- dam for Nav York
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NEW ENGLAND.
Massachusetts.
Burning of a Earn,

turning or a Barn.
 BOSTON, Sept. 27.-At $40 this evening the barn of Jacob Fattler, a market grocer at Jamaica Plains, was burned with sixty ton s of hay, valuable wagons and tools and 125 barrels of onions. Loss $5, 900 on barn. $1, 800 on hay, $1 1000 on wagons and tools, $25O on onions insured for $3, POO. An Officers Resfstance to n Crowd-Re-
 suit of an AItercatiOn.
 BOSTON, Sept. 27.-At midnight while Off, cer Davitt was endeavoring to arrest drunk en man, he was set upon by a crowd of roughs, among whom was John Farrell, who grabbed the officers club, the crowd follow ing up the attack with shower of brickbats. The officer, after or dering Farrell to let go, drew his pistol and fired four shots in the air. The brickbat &C., compartment continued, whereupon Davitt fired at Farrell, the shot taking effect in the groin. Farrell was conveyed to the City hos pital. He has assaulted the same officer pre- viously.
 Just before midnight Owen Portland, in an altercation at the North End with Lewis Alexander, colored, received a severe wound from razor in the hands of the latter. The cut was nine inches long, on the left side of the head, severing the temporal artery. Portland was attended by physician just in time to prevent death by loss of blood, and was taken to the City hospital. Alexander was held to await the result of his injuries.
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New York Produce Market.

NEW YORK, Sept. 27. 1y medium and good grades southern four fairly active and firm common to choice extra $6 50a9 75. WHEAT-Shsde higher and moderately actiye No. 8 red winter, Sl 47A; No 1do 154A No. 2 Chicago and Milwaukee $l 43a1 A; No. ? red Sep tember $1 51ka1 5l4.
 CORN-Opened and Ka%c higher ungraded mixed, 69a75 No. ?, 741Ga75; No. 2, white 75a75H ; No. 2 September TAX.
 OATS-Shade high.r and moderately active No. white, 53 No. 2, 50sza51 No. l mixed, A. RYE-Quiet at 104a110. BARLEY-Very strong and active; No. l white Canada to arrive in October, $1 23a1 25. LARD-Firm ; SIP 45 cash SIP 45as12 s71E for Sep tember and October.
 GUT MEATs-steady. BEEF-Steady.
 WHISKEY-EominR1. SPOT COTTON-Easy midlands 12; futures easy.
 BUTTER Steady.
 PETROJEUM-Nominal
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THE WEST.
Illinois,
The Michigan Sufferers.

The M1ch1gan SuHerers.
 CHICAGO, September 27.-Typho- -malarial fever, bilious collie and. pneumonia are play ing sad havoc among the persons rendered homeless by the recent forest fires. Many deaths have already occurred and several suf- ferers are lying at the point of death. The suggestion has been made here that the drapery used in the mourning locations would be productive of much relief if sent to the desolate country, where it could be util- ized for clothing, bedding and wrappers.
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A YOUNG MAN of good address salesman and "A to take care of stock-one who is used to hand ling woolens preferred. Address, in own handwrit- ing P. O. DRAWER 65,
 seIO if New HaVen Conn.
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FOR SALE.

A FOR WANT of complete gentle %&zsN mans turnout, consisting of fine well HTXR matched pair of Chestnut Mares and A4-4-. years old Vermont bred, sound and kind in all harness ppompt and fearless drivers, either single double and without exception th- best pair of driving horses in the city Can trot in min utes to the pole. An extra fine two-seated Canopy Top, built to order not over three months ago. by Henry Hooker Co.,, in perfect order. has been used but little; also Fine Phaeton with pole and shaft, month ago. built by Henry Hooker Co.,, and has been used but few tim g. Set of Double Har- ness, Blankets, Robes, Whips, etc. This is rare chance to purchase first class establishment com plets at 8 bargain. Will be sold separately if de- sired. Can be seen till sold at the
 Union Club Stables.
 se27 St Opp. Postofice, New Haven.
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NEW YORK.
Death from HydrOphobia.

NEW YORK, Sept. 27.-The wife of Jacent Cox, living at Florence, near Bordentown. was bitten about six weeks ago by Spitz dog. Hydrophobia set in, and yesterday af ternoon she died Before her death she re- quested that all the windows of the house be boarded up, and also that she be tied with strong cord, so that she could not iniure any One
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Ohio.
The Basis of a silly Rumor.

1He bsAsIs UT H SHY NuIIKUE'
 CLEVELAND, Sept 27.-The sensational stories telegraphed from here regarding an attempt to steal the remains of the President are pronounced without foundation. They were based upon the idle remarks of two drunken men who attempted to post them selves as guards at the cemetery. No mili- tary are posted there as reported, as the cem- etery managers had ample provisions for guarding the tomb and will continue their guard of it.
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Iowa..

Secretary Kfrkwood's Successor in the
 Senate.
 DUBUQUE, Sept. 27.-An but about eight districts in the State have been heard from and show that Hon. James T. Wilson will have 115 out of 15O votes in the Legislature and succeed Secretary Kirkwood in the United States Senate
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WANTED,
WANTED.

" AIN IEIIs NOLORED HELP of all kinds. Wanted-German, V Swede, Irish, English and American help. Apply at MANHATTAN AGENCY,
 Room 2, No 22O Chapel Street. HaIn slnnlied free of ch2rCe t, emnloYa.a. se23
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Return of the Funeral Train.

HARRISBURG, Pa., Sept. 27.-Thus far everything has worked smoothly on the re- turn trip of the funeral train from Cleveland. The last train reached the Keystone capital at 6 p: m-, no accident having occurred. No pains have been spared to enhance the com fort of all on board the Congressional train. The last section is expected to arrive in Washington at midnight
 WASHINGTON, Sept. 27.-The second sec- t1on ot the funeral train, containing Senators o'clock
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FOR SALE.

&aa FIVE Houses with modern improvements in Hij nice locality. Price low and terms easy. In.
 s0 quire at
 se2I I2t aS WARD STREET
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Victory for the Scotch Cutter,

NEW YORK, Sept. 27.-The first race of the series between the Scotch cutter Madge and sloop schooner selected by the Sea wanhaka Yacht club took place to-day over
 the usual club course. Madge rounded the 1ightship five minutes thirty-seven seconds ahead of the schooner and beat her at the homestake five minutes thirty-one seconds.
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THE INDIANS.

The Apache War at an End.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 27.-The Apache war is practically at an end, as the chiefs are in custody and will be tried by military commission. There are only about thirty five hostiles that have not been brought in.
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FUN SALEe izsA THE House and Lot No. 21 E1d street. oHouse kii1 has l4 TO ms, gas, water, and other modern E.Q improvements. The lot is large and has large Barn Price low and terms easy. For further parti- culars, Call at
 MERWIN'S Real Estate Office, seO 237 Chapel Street.
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Courtney Ahead i'm a Fizzle

ROCHESTER, Sept. 27.-The Charlotte re- gatta took place on Lake Ontario this after noon. Plaisted, Courtney, Riley and Lee participated in a single scull race, which was won by Courtney. The race was miserable fzzle in fact it does not deserve to be called a race at all.
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THE PACIFIC COAST.
California.

Eleven Sailors Lost at Sea.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Sept 27.-The ship Alice Brick, six months from New York, with rail road iron for the Oregon railroad company, was wrecked at Half Moon Bay and went to pieces. Eleven of the crew were lost.
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THE OLD WORLD.
Ireland.
Land Le

Land League Matters. DUBLIN, Sept. 27.-Father SheehY and five suspects have been released from KiImain- ham jail.
 The land commission will hold courts in
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

NEW YORK. Sept 27-3 P. N. Money closed at per cent. ; Exchange closed firm at $4SI]<a$4- -85 Governments closed firm. IClosing prices reported over the private wire o BUNNELL & SCRANTON. Bankers and Brokers.
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WANTED,

DY respectable girl to do second work in a pri- HD vate family ten years references from her last place. Please call for two days at
 se28 2t+ PAS ORANGE STREET
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Dublin, Cork, Belfast, Limerick, London derry and Galway.
 MT. Parnen, in speaking at Land League meeting in this city to-day, denied that any member had been paid for parliamentary ser
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#sss& The fine residence of the late Samuel Russell
 ksiia corner of Park and George streets only five
 m.V minutes' walk iron the postoface. The house is large and modern style with all the convenences usually found in strictly class house. Lot 159 feet Park street, 220 feet George street. run ming through to Spruce street. The grounds are stocked with trees and vnes bearing the choicest va rieties of fruit in great abundance The house with 75 feet on Park street running through to Spruce street, including barn, will be separate if de- sired. Apply to E. BLACKMAN
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JSsA good-sized Room, centrally located, with KIiil without board, for two gentlemen. Address #HliN se24 28 28* BOX 7l5 P O.
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A COMPETENT GIRL to cook, wash and iron city se2S At 70 HOME STREET