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SIN PER- CENT
REGISTERED AND COUPON
CAR TRUST BONDS,
81 900 EACH, INTEREST PAYABLE QUARTERLY IN
NEW-YOEK AND PHILADELPHIA, OF
THE RAILROAD EQUIPMENT co.
CAPITlL. NIGn-nnn

H. Y. POST CLARENCE Il CLARK
These Car trust Bonds issued hallway Equip.
ment and rolling stock owned 10y the Railroad Equipment
Company and leased by Il 70 Railroad companies which
pay in cash al ne ONSET from 10 70 20 pr Of ne
y for the deferred rental PAYMENT These payments sener
NY a 1tIll YER pr ~ @l uEe yeA.- uutilE "hCn tie
title remaining IN the Equipment company, and. under It's
and fully insured t. repiar it if Destroyed ali at ~ own
expense an 10 hold 10 AT al time -uD"c, 10 the nspe ton
company only when and after al payments ana other
these t e. of lease rental notes and in .nrance
dety Insurance Trust and safe Deposit Company o, Pha-
company attends collection The rental the
proper nspe ton O the eq mcnL AMI the payment In New
lor{ Or @ ade phia oi the principal ana interest Of the
EIch contract Of me Of the separate
series 81 "l~ ne ond+ Of each seres bearing the cert -
mcnt Trustee me special contra title to the property,
~ ,- "a - ~ ~ f1,l. ar .t I'D mi NJ, IN
ther appropriate coupons registered the pleasure
~. toadhoder has, t1-Tefore as security -
9DEaen+ Of The iaT9a4 GomP14y Tsaturnf mqn,Ply
be steadily reduced by the monthly pay eut Of the Bail
r NE @fgEE For SALE at PAR ana accrued interest
i @t.} ana w hee ing .aii"ay Co, "
: 3! southern Central hairoaG maturing in 50 anu ~
3d. Il Lons Fort scott and Wichita maturing IN 50 ~
Il Do. do. TO-. maturing in 80. 81 ~. SO. ~
"a Ioeio Ann Arborand Great Trunk, maturing In 's3
36. Minneapolis and Louis Railway, 's3
81. Fort Madison and northwestern Railway, maturing
- ~6.
80 virginia Midland railway maturing IN 's3 49, Sc
4 Louisville Evansville and 81 Louis Railway. maturing
In '-.. - -
he-lp4ke lnd Ohio Railway. maturing 49, s4,'s5
T. g. Richmond and DanyiIle RR. maturing IN 81
&C. and Northwest KH maturing 80 ~, So
~6. ~.
WE HAVE ALSO FOR SALE the following special
which aiIoneh not is5ued 6v the Railroad Eq,aDu en-
Co. offer every other aspect the security their
holders.
u. indianapolis and St. Louis Railway maturing - and 81
Interest Annually.
Columbus Hooking Valley and Toledo RAILWAY. maturing
'S3. '-+ IS. '-t. -, '-- Interest -enl-auuualIY
b. C0lnnihu, Hooking valley AMI Toledo RAILWAY. ma
turing ,5. - - So -. - 50 Interest quarterly
4 TO- Minneapolis and 81 Loui- Railway, maturing Sd
80. sd. -. Interest quarterly
Louisville and Nashville Ei maturing SO 81 80, So 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-24

rAo following shows the imports OF dry goods at
Ae Port Of for the Week Wee x eRdas come
Is, anu sith the corresponding periods OF previous
years: 1sso 1891 1ss2
For the " nort lss5 S6S Sl.l96lF2 Sl.2s9. 90
Enieree az n a xet.- 1884, s45 l2lL447 l,l7'lo4
since an me mort 62e59 isl 5l9s2ll2 64.5ooA0
Throvn On markell oo''II,lI1 '' ~
rrROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS
,v Time 23-l2: D -Consols H9l ils for money
Z Sas for the account Atlant'S ana Great S
enG eoee trustees certificates AIS do second 10
FRI Sow YORK central 1873 Pcnnsylva central ~
Ire, S67 YORK. ontario ana Western IA III
nos I1ne 28-2:OU m.Paris advoes quote three Pss
DoNl,f.s a. : francs % confines foT the account
cent? lime 2sa 500 p N. Atlantic ana Great We.,rn
rare trustees certificates, ~ a Newl OK ou''io
II Vs.feru 20 y Erie, 81 r; Ne" ORR teutiA'
Illinois OeH''"'' 49," -
6Y-s . ~ TN N n, -TNeamount OF bullion with
LoNp's- -, the RANK OF England balance TODAY Is
sli9oOu $50 % aoo - ~, Para atv,ces 1unts t1res
LJN -.or-. AZ - francs 40 confines for th' account
III Tune eSiUu D. m.-kNchAnzo On LoAcOh - I@n0S
- eenuIes Tor checks
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NOTICE TO TRAVELLING AGENTS.

Union DIME SAVINGS INSTITUTION.
- BEoADwAT. 32d-r AND tTH-AyE,
NEW-iORK June -, lSS9.
By order Of the Board OF Trustees the rate VI interest
for Tie present months vii De
FDI- PER CENT
per annum on all amount. over Fly r. DOLLARS.
INTEREST WILL BE PAYABLE On AND AFTER
THE 18TH OF JULY. -
JOHN W. BRITTON, President
GARDNER :. CHAPLIN, Treasurer.
CHARLES l. sPRAGIE, SECRETARY.
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95s Low Midd.in-.---.--.
9 Ru sFUH4rr~r~


Goo yrisarv l0s H.
Future, moderately active o.ins - ely steady Al DE-
S2isGl2a July l2.3Oe l2.35 august u ID . p
temOeI l2loGl@l4 octooer I1.S; So'fm 5G
= 80 Msr,h Iis4GII.s5. iuccs foI Rings anu Margins
oriS5e1 II IS NovembeIl j % DecemDeF - Janu
sry. lI51 February, l. N .foHi uri,st
l24l september l2iui % ,9heI. 4L-9- - W
Iif0, February lL7-GlL7o' March 4L74 e447o. Trans
i'Ff1DREISS fnUfrs-Dried moderately active 'nd gen.
eray unchanged Green IL 5od demand anu I'm 4 'I D
900 boxes 10 do Lemons - - - " ... ,-6
e. 10 % Nedan 80 AND = 80 i5r ARE Cod ounce;
o6snced Ierrng -tea y demand good supp mo-" mod
erTne quiet and nomGAy pne1ansf 6r b.9i l5
to- liz y-s u,lst@ q aud DO spaced . ..,. ...,,o,
eLenge @ W gJ,g trae ces. d sales $500 us l1
we're civ MAS E1tr. Quotations. 70 ,o p y o s5g
Fair state, % - 49, GOOD y .ne 20 o. -IG
Shaice 30: common to GOOD ezra i'ognd loop
Ixua Minnesota - oo = su ear - as rye 81. Ntae
Psin - 5,a-s s.. 81 Louis ommon ar Extra, - %
as ~ Good 20 Very Choice am! &. az iA'-hi VA
s. s5qs 3D. south America. II 55ssa Is Patent 5 -5e
S5c6a.s ,e. o' 5o5 bis Common to God iz1l sa
So. GOOD 10 choice. ~ 81 ~ l r. t--9l STEADY.
sac tDY bh >upernne - 20 r$4 d. luEN hAL ABOUT
stead ,l.,- iJj yellow Western g. sOae4 ~ Bran
oEAIN-WHEAT-MAiEet unsettled. cash and june 70
Red better later op' oas 10 r. Al-A.i t4'--
f1f export AM light Cty milling ,u,ne, aejiy r4teoa
iGsa can il, ut.ng Vte ~yrug q - ru~riced
fPrhg -. - 10 10 $3.50. .nrny so H. IN
Crade- winter Bed . l7HSl - Soi ED e = as - T.
Ked {. 81 = there ana tneree'ooqts Tree on board
& - y mixed WINTER y ' So Wnite. . 81 al b =
eertltcArs 81 34dsI 81 verel -i5e an Irene D.
5. a.. closing . DO July, Il n a. z ' closing
seE 81 e.. az 20. closing :. ~ do seller Tie year
y 81 "
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OFFCE
FLINT AND PRRE Marquette RAILROAD COMPANY
-. EAsr SAGINAW Mich. MAY so l,,3
IHtE BOARD OF DlREC TORS have this dav
"A declared DlNlbEN % THREE 49, PER- GEM. nnon
e preferred capital stock Of the Company payabe n hs
Mrchants Exchange at0na Bank u ms city of New yoT
$50. - 'N''N ~ y IA Suho -,
The unsfsr Soks NC; Do cssai from June 25 To July IA
'- l. ~ POTTER treasurer,
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Payments bo anticipated any u he days Fixed for
payment ~ an nalment under discount for cash the
RAJ o. tour per cent per annum.
The bonds viii Ice 20 bearer In 600 AMI $500
ach principal repayable n forty years VIII interest
iI"n 5lay l~- Coupons pay able November aud May
IN each v"ar. % follows.
~ Philadelphia and New-York in gold. free Of United
StIfe and state
In London ~ Nessrs. Gyn Mis Currie e Co. 81 LON
dollar
subscription lsts viii be opened General Office n the
company. Fhhdr p'Ia and tho Farmers Trust
COMPANY 20 Exchange place New-l Friday June %
am closed on " bciore Wedursiav. June -.
subscription LISTS will also bee % ned London.
Scrp certificates VIII be Issued against allotment letters
and receipts FOR payment.
Failure b. nstalncnts will
pa meuts liable 20 forfeiture
where no allotment f. made the application deposit Will
Returned ~
bonds De- registered option Of the holder upon
the uo"k- 81 the Company. either Philadelphia, the
London Agruc7.
Inc mortgsgr will be- executed - The PENNSYLVANIA Com
pAnY io assurances on Lives and Granting Aunues" the
CITY OF Philadelphia, trustee for the bonlh0lter-
Following will be found a ID cation
or mo prOcee!- NJ ne 3u OF further
vei i0ns and the tr,iics ~ the COMPANY
Erospoctusee and forms 81 application be Obtan.,
the General ONCE or the Company and the Farmers
ana trust Company. % exchange place New York.
- order ~ the Board Of Managers.
FRANKLIN y. GOWEN. President.
General ONCE ~ the Phadcp hia Reading Railway
lSo2.
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-lsuLA ,.rPLY OF GRAIN Is THE UNITED STATES AMI
CANADA

9TNNIEr- Unchanged, firlf active
HEMe. I b.. - ulri. anged
HAY AMI ~THAW-siea d. 81, ine demands continue
Rnol -.u... are ample quote Medium 70" Prime
Timothy. -uQguc shipping Urales GOfboc Clover fuG
&c. 40 Eye 7jG'Jc short TO-. Jo9uuG cat
ktaH. u
Rides tride Jess steady AID yet no particular
tA4ns,- J, noticed business low.
HOPS Ir ana business ci-c Scd D7 short supplies
We quote. York Ico.. Choice 5O0J-c-, Htoluu o
Pam, tso~ Ncw-lOrK crop 1850. oU0o@C, Eastern
lscl. 80 .bc
LEAIii h -HemIOCS sole arrives m liberal quantities.
but e calls The boot 4uu shoe Huuta,
vent an .uuu4tOn and MAINTAIN steady prices mon
.IauueU demand, trCelptS OF the &c oti-4
bales. EXors 1lZl7 sldeS, VII. 1000 70
ALI. --eJ Continent -b1 W desi1nA-
tons
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Amount reserved for redemption OF exist
Ba,I,, 9f Second Series for future r.. ''
qure4euts of tine Company ---------- loO"60a9 So
Total second series s,onooOoo 10
tt company W ID announce me terms upon which the
Improvement Dcnrrl.. Income and coal Land MORT gage.
Bonds at r..s, o'- 0J' Of Che alter beng retain "
doom tn Consolidated MORTGAGE aad PRIOR ls'ues
The following Table shows The trac and earnings Tor the
rs...a.-r, carried ... s i.so lo 1s:I
C0li carried on rllroad tons Of ,-,.oo ,...
To1I tonnage OF railroad. tons OF -,..-.. ..,.-
output Of coai from lands Of coal
and Iron Company. IONS OF -.-io ,,.,,, ..,.,.
clos. receipt. both Companies s3Ii77oo5 s5,s-Jis3
set EAkNlNGS BOTH COM ...., M .....- .
Increase Of net ng. SIX months ISL Owe sane Pc
great lnceise Of traffic NAV confidently expected upon
the ylcLon wei or The connections no" beng con
The Ne~ York Central Railroad system. a, OF
those with the baltimore aud ONO roid anu those leading
wan ebrac s IT, yent Of D. KS miles OF single tracS
through lie PnL'dephit anu ke.l4g Coal and
ans being ouetd OF the total area Of such coal lands
III ''' FRASKLfS b GowEN. President Of the Company.
nor Law on Banks and Trade IN Bullion see
tribune Almanac FOR 49, P-ee 3 ealt.
GWYNNE & DAY,
TRANsAcr A GENEhfI BISKitSG AND BROKER
AGE MUSINGS, ~ HALLWAY SHARES. BONDS &C.
HENRY l.. RAYMOND X CO.,
Al 800 PINE--r. NEW-IORK
stocks earned on 10 DOB per cent margin.
Weekly Financial Report ull-i frer oa APPLICATION
NOTICE The First National Bank of
y Worcester oeated Worcester tho state - Mlssa
chusrtt- closing t- Affairs All mote holders and others
creditors said Association Therefore Epuhrl 70
present the All other claims against me ascltOn
Tor uayn-A- y. H. WAITE, Cashier
May Z. l-7A
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that the ont
y standing sinking FUND Bonds Of the Joliet and Chicago
EaIlfoad company due July Io7Z vii be paid on pre-
-.utaou that date the office OF ssrs Jcsup,
paton - - uam-st.. New urk, AMI that interest
thereon will erase alter maturity G. ii. Fb-ltk
Treasurer hlD ago and Alton railroad company.
Chlcago, IL, June j, l77-
NOTICE TO TRAVELLING AGENTS.
DEPARTMENT OF FIyAyCE, CITY HALL
NEW-OKLEASs. June H. los2- !
Tho supreme Court Of OF Louisiana having do
eare unconstitutional Ordnance SO $685. A. known
the DrummeIs lssl. notice is hereby given
that the City Of Orleans viii return the collected
under said ordnance
Oh delivery Of the recept the Department OF Pub
lie Account parties VIII warrants this de
B. T wALSHE
Administrator OF Finance.
TNION DIME SAVINGS INSTITUTION.
~ BEoADwAr, 32d--r AND trH-Al
NEw-iORK. June -, l-89.
nv order Of the Board Trustees VI interest
fnf he LFe=suA aIA -
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THF SECOND SERIES viii provide for:
l.. trr.l..,.- ana ttruuud-I.cufs Uu Real
Estate % RAILROAD Company ...
ID Open convertible Bonds GA keIl Estate
VI Railroad Company .-.---.-
g. Op~u r-rruJurr Boud- On kea. Estate NJ
Railroad JmpanY .-..........
Cd open D-D,utur" Bonds Ill.Idcip hia and
I..s|iUg .uai ana iron company ..-
d.. M1rtglg.- and Ground t-cut- PA4laael-
PIMA and Eraliug Coal and Iron Com
paut -......-...
IGJ ~hIrr .ap.tI. and oD, cations Of Leased
L.Ar- OF railroad Company
....--........ 80. $500 l3
Company ..........'....--.. 3.t9-2-4 ~
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p PNB-sr, ;
WE offer 10 buy or sell rights to new STOCK
w the Chicago Burlington and quincy Railroad to b
issued under circular Of June l, l7o2. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-24

NOhtOl-h ana = aitN n-4l!-hOA COi-
~ PANN. Nos 81 ant 81 south Thrl-sL, Philadelphia
coupons maturing July le- Mortgage
Bonds OF the NORFOLK An y PETERS BIZ RI EAI L-ROAD
Preferred
SOU INSIDE RAILROAD CO., the ENLARGED Mort
E0nd aud the Fourth Mortgage Bond. Il the VIRGINIA
AMI Ten t~~EE RAILROAD CO. viii he paid md
AFTER that date al the UNION NATIONAL BANk Of Now
York
Tho coupons maturing July !. 1882 the Consolidated
Mortgage Third Preferred Bonds the sol TIL
SIDE RAILROAD co, will De- paid and after that date,
at the p ANl Efts AND MECHAN ICs BANK, OK Peters
WILLIAM c. MACDOWELI.
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fnanriaI.
financial.
THE PHILADELPHIA AND READING
RAILWAY COMPANY.
CONVERSION AND REBUILDING OF EXISTING OBJ
LEGATIONS INTO FIVE PER CENT CON.
soLIDATED MORTGAGE BONDS.

CONVERSION AND FUNDING OF EXISTING OBJ
LEGATIONS INTO FIVE PER CENT CON.
soLIDATED MORTGAGE BONDS.
Total issue slGnOOOOOO equally divided into First and
Second Series with priority the series and secured
by mortgage the entire property Of the Philadelphia
and Reading Railroad Company and the and lands
OF The Phade phia Beading Coal and Iron Company.
THE PHILA DELPHIA AND READING RAILROAD
IJMPANf will receive applications for l3JO000u OF the
fst series or above the remainder f6 800 900 being
retained 70 redeem tho Consolidated Improvement General
ana Income Mortgages Railroad Company the
Divisional Coal Land Mortgages Of the Philadelphia and
Ilebiing Coal and Iron Company.
" hen fly Issued the FIRST Will constitute first
charg on the property Of the Company the
annual interest beng SiOU0,OOl
The net earnings last year were ...... sl0O5l Ss3
Deiuct rentals, until converted inso second
s66ss3lg
surplus over rentals and interest 3t9
"ien rentals cease by conversion Of leased line
securities tins surplus Will be increased 3363j39
Surplus over interest on First Series will then
sGo51sss
PRICE OF ISIS UEgs per cent or $3.50 per 900 Bond
Payable follows:
Sis per 900 Bond application.
~ per $1,000 Bond on Allotment
" per tl,iOr Bond Julr 81. 1897.
81 per 1000 Bond. AUGUST 81. 1889.
Je2 pei 8, 200 BOud....on September 30 1880.
when the bonds Will DO
ready for delivery
Total $3.50
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MERCANTILE NATIONAL BANg.
ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC RAMRoAD COWAVY|
Funt --F


NOTICE Is hereby given to subscribers under
the circular oil January 20 l~,2 that ut
blocks will be- due an payable July 10 holders o. record
clos, ~ busIn 80. Jun -
subscription transfer books will close June - snd ~
opened ally Holders 81 ,eriuoaie- OF EeWNork
l,iTy all eceive their interest The United -tLe, Trust
Company NrwIDrS and holder Of Boston registry at no
Boston safe Deposit and Trust Company upon presentation
Of thelr ccrfit a.. =. TUCK RhAN Treasurer
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Total second -er $50 hVOuu 900
Afer tur payment The l4t iastament present
is4ue Ia. Company % the upon
Iutpyrmrnt General. Income and COAL Land Nor CAGES
converted tr reserved norton OF
o1d- 80 least u,- OJu of J'e at rr
deem IT, Consolidated Mortgage aAd PRIOR ISSUES
The following shows the trac and earnings for the
years
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DEADw0OD-TERRA MIMIC

FhllA MlFIFV (
Is WALSH. NEw-l JAK June g 1892.
DIVIDEND no. ia DIVIDEND OF
~ THIRTY THOUSAND DOLLAKS-bsing FIFTEEN
CENTS PER SHARE-has been declared Tor May, payable
OiCe OF the transfer agents Wells Fargo Co. - Broad
the 2Oth inst Transfers close on the SIN inst
u. b. Pa ksDNr. reereLlrY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-24

LIVE STOCK MAHKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.
BUFFALO, June 23.-CATTLE-IIecapJs to-day. 800 head
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il EvERITT. Cashier.

NEWfoRK June ID, 1852.
THE coupons due July l, mex, of the First
MOre3V- Bonds OF the Iron Steamboat Company VIII
be- paid office of the Mercantile Trust Company and
after that date
Interest bond scups Of the company VIII
be paid Oh and after July at III, OF kmg 50
BrOad-sL. LEW Il MAY. Treasurer
The daily gazette., 1882-05-27
MORNING SUMMARY.


The steamer Strasburg arrived at Balti-
more yesterday from Germany with 1884
immigrants.
The stablemen of New York city will
strike on Monday for S1,75 per day, an in
crease of 10 cents.
Mrs. Peter Marks, an aged woman of
Lewistown junction, Pa, committed suicide
yesterday. No cause is assigned.
The President has signed the bill author
izing the receipt of q. s. gold coin in ex-
change for gold bars at the mint
1t is understood that Governor Cornell in
tends to veto the Railroad Commission bill
just passed by the Legislature of New York
The United States Court at Trenton, N.
j., was engaged yesterday in hearing the
ejectment case involving the right of the
railroad companies to occupy water fronts
in Hoboken.
Leonard Hanneman, an old and we'll
known citizen OF Wardsbusgh, Long Island,
committed suicide on Thursday evening by
shooting himself in the heart. No cause
for the deed in known.
The Chicago Board of Trade will adjourn
on Monday and Tuesday to observe Decora-
tion Day. The Arbitration Committee of
the Board, yesterday, fixed the price of April
wheat contracts at Sl.3l.
The Bank of Holland, in Grundy county,
Iowa, has failed with liabilities amounting
to $4,000, and is expected to pay only 20
cents on the dollar. The failure is ascribed
to the "recklessness Of the cashier"
An internal machine, containing powder
and fuse, was found yesterday ON the
porch of the office of the Weekly Nc,ns, at
Warrensburg, New York An inscription
on the machine warned the editor to leave
the place. He had been an advocate of pro-
hibiton.
The strike of the lumber men at Muske-
gon, Michigan, is at an end. At meeting
yesterday the strikers voted by IS majority
that all who wished might resume work.
They will resume at 81 per day of IL hours
"a less price than was offered by the Boom
Company month ago.
-Four thousand of the Harmony Mills
operatives, in Cohoes, held a meeting, last
night, and renewed their resolve to continue
the strike against the proposed reduction of
their wages. Thus far they have lost over
100000 in wages. A promise of aid was
received at the meeting from the Amalga-
mated Trades Union.
The daily gazette., 1882-05-27
MAY LIQUOR LICENSES.
THE DEALERS GRANTED PER-
MISSION TO SELL.
MANY NEW PLACES TO OPEN.
Full List of the License Applications
Granted by the Superior Court at the
Term just Closed.

The May term of the Superior Court
closed yesterday evening, and. the licence list
was furnished for publication to-day. One
hundred and thirty licences were granted,
many of them being new places. The list Is
as follows: a..H
Wilmington-Ann Orm, N b. Morrison,
druggist, George Rodney Higgins, Michael
Newall, Frederick w. Heiss, John Plunkett,
Frederick Schmid, Thomas L. Mousley,
John McClaiierty, Ludwig Wallsmith,
Frank E. Smith, N. Leiberman (Fifth and
Market, John Calhoun, N. Lieberman
(Lewls sasse), William F. Wilson (Lafay-
ette HoteD, John Mealey, Caleb Miller
Francis Kelley, John McHugh, Samuel
Moore, Ellen O. Collins, Henry
Mellon, Philip Plunkett, John Nc
Hugh (No. 720 Church street),
John Carroll Getty Hotel) Paul Began,
Conrad Keller, Joseph and Mary NJ VIII
iiams, Michael Malloy, james White, John
Mulrooney, Susan COttingham, Herbert X.
Watson, (druggist), Isaac Hinekly, (P.,
W. q B. depot restaurant), L. Raymond,
Francis $. Dunlap, White, Hentz Il Co.,
CA. b. Gillespie), John e. Graham, Hannah
Herting, Joseph Sharp, (Grubb's Hotel),
Conrad Manz, Edward B. Wright, Fergus
Kelley, Hugh Lynch, Patrick Harmey,
Celia Rose, Robert Cottingham, James
NJ. Mccain, Barbara Fisher, Euro
peHn hoIel, ueOTge NJ. bacon, WllllAm
q. Ford, George w. Coyle, Anthony
Thielmann, Henry Feldmier, Andrew
Grotz, Thomas Lally Jesse Sharp, (Schuetzen
Park), John A. Beers, Hartman ~ Fehren-
bach, Joseph Neidemier, 4. 2. Freye, Hart
man Il Fehrenbach, John Doherty, p. g.
Plunkett, William Baxter u Bro, James
Brown, John Doordan, John Crawford, An
thony Hauber, Frank Quigley, Hartman a.
Fehrenbach, b. C. Pearce, Hannah Bennett,
John p. Donahoe, Ellen Il. Mcbride, Mary
Newell, Michael Riley; John Finn, Bridget
Gillespie, Margaret He'll, Speeht a. SPAIN,
John Hammond, Michael Grady,
John Wagner, William Forrest,
Patrick Mulrooney, Francis Kelley,
William Hammond Bernard Me
Cullough, William A. Bacon, John Fernan,
Thomas Donnelly, Nicholas Jenney, Christi
ana SPAIN, John B. Leonard Spencer
Jordan, John Byrne, George s. Capelle,
(Clayton House,) Smith Brothers (Ebbitt
House.)
New Castle-William Herbert, Jefferson
House), George White, John Fox, James A.
Wilson, Hiett Graham, Elizabeth Murphy.
Christiana Hundred - Crescent Riley,
Thomas Lawless, Thomas Toy, George W.
Lancaster, Bernard McHugh, Thomas Toy,
Mary Miller, John Doran, Lizzie Wollaston.
Newark-JOshua Clayton, James A. VIII
son, Edward J. JOY, (druggist).
observation-disclosures 0. Hill.
Kirkwood-Sarah Shearer
Glasgow-W. III. Guthrie,
Mt. Pleasant-William Reese
st. Georges-Mary Gam.
Townsend-Samuel Townsend
iddletown.-Alexander Maxwell
Hare's Corner-Dr. j. J. Black, president
of New Castle Commons.
Port Penn-M. " j. s. Perrine.
Collins Beach-Wiliam J. Campbell.
Hockessin-Daniel Creeden.
Port Penn Pier House-Simeon Lord.
The daily gazette., 1882-05-27

young, who believe themselves to be, and no
doubt are, fine gentlemen and think to win
by their assistance secured through fine
promises. ask you If this is not a serious
condition of affairs. ask you now If Won
viii not keep the government of this city In
the hands OF your own race and color.
say this from no color and race prejudice
ana ask u you are yet ready to see the police
force OF Wilmington parti-colOred- d-pie-bald.
Laughter. The opposition have a worthy
candidate for Mayor, but we have
a candidate, man out of many good men,
to lead you out Of the fight and be your
mayor for the next three years. Applause,
and cries of Yes."1 ] believe the other
side will fail. Are you willing to let the
commanders of this saddle-colored army
win, or will you carry the Democratic banner
70 victory on the first Saturday in June9 |
believe the Democratic government here has
been decent and reputable in course and
method. 1t has made some mistakes, ad-
NIT, but on the whole, you have had fairly
wise, economical city government. Are YOU
willing to turn 1t over to people who have u
questionable policy, who are likely to have
claims made upon them which they cannot
resist 20
President of Council Sharpley followed
with singing speech, being introduced as
one well-known to the people. 81 am known
70 some people IN this city, said he, and
better known for the past few weeks.
Laughter and like the man who is a Demo-
crat from principle, ! feel like going in and
electing the man who has beaten me-"
vOce-YOur turn next.
Mr.. Sharpley-But may not live.
Mr.. Sharpley then went on TO speak Of the
candidates, which he said were irreproacha-
BILE No one could wish change. At this
stage all Democrats should 90 TO work and
work hard. He was frequently applauded.
At the conclusion Of his speech the meet
fnp a1 inurned