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kEpRINrEp IRON sArURDAY
NEARING THE CRIsHsT ,Il

~
England Preparing 10 Blow Egypt 20
Klhgsldrtl tloane The Powers M0xi4kr-
Troops on For Alexandria.
tAssociafed Press dispatch TO the 6azeaie.-
LONDON, July S.--A portion OF the dren-
sdier Guards, aud the Household cavalry
have undergone medical inspection with q
view to foreign service. The Admiralty
haxe teleafaphei 10 the Duke Of Edinbufgh
Admiral Superintendent Of the Naval ne
serves tHstructinglhim TO keep the reserve
squadron at Gibraltar
The British ironclad Achilles and the
torpedo depot ship Hscla have sailed for
Alexandria.f. &
.LoSnDN, Jsily s-A dispatch to the Tbass
from Paris says, the formal invitation OF the
powers 10 the Porte, asking II 20 intervene
Ia Egypt, VIII be delivered on MQnhay. A
reply Is asked torby Wednesday. s
n tile Porte refuses or seems Afraid u
accept, %, 900 men with 10000 In reserve
will be cQncentrated by the fntersenlpR
powers, The army will land at Aboukir
aud will be divided into two parts. One
win march ON 10 Alexandria and be sup
ported By thu. aeet, which will open fire p
soon as Che army Is landed. The other por.
tion will cross the dry lake of Aboukir Il
Kafr sDevar aud seize the railway at Damall
hour. Arab Pacha's only means of retrea
TO Arabic, pndgwill thus f'pce him 70 eitlel
| tight or yield.
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nir pnrsas Differed.

Associated Press dispatch to The Gazette
ROCHESTER,, N. Y, July The Boar
Stewards of the National Tfottilg ASo
ton has offered special purse for W
land, Buffalo and Rochester, of ,ON, d
TO ali, 81, 900 for ST, Julien and Thnke1tI
enter and start, open to al other hcf,l
81 200 to first, and $500 to second, and!
extra 10 the fastest horse trOliing N III
better, $3.50 additional extra TO me
trotting in 2.3O, or better sligO addlI1 ldi1
extra, TO the horse trotiing IN slVfI
better. No entrance fees required q 4
money. The "nO record class sasl
to three minute class.
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REPalNrED From SATURDAY.
eRANanRs MEET.
Tale seSqaan a tho Patrons Of Husbandry
RAr aEaIk and saasex cOuhtles.

The sossaam az tRe PMtroms of Husbandry
RAr nZaik and saasex COuhties.
rThe sussex J0arnal.l
Pomona Grange, Of Kent and Sussex, met
at Rehob0th ON Thursday afternoon, July
8. Quite q large delegation went down
from Kent and many along the j. q Is. ROAD
took advantage of the reduced rates. An
address Of welcome was made by MI, VIZ
con. of RehobOth Grange, to which Hon h
~ 1ooner- az Camden, responded. Rep
reAentatiyes reported for their respective
rrnnges. giving uniformly encouraging
statements Of facts, showing a prosperous
state of the order A similarly cheerful
abatement was made by VIM. Dean, EsqD
az the condition OF the order In New Castle
county. The fact having been commpni-
Gated 10 the meeting that b. G. Barker Of
Harrington, member of the order, had lost
his house and much of its contents by fire
on the Sd instant, resolution of sympathy
was passed and committee was appointed
to receive contributions towards repairing
his losses. A Asubscription Of 500 was raised
among those present.
The Grange was wen entertained in lit
erary way. Among the mary Intellectual
bits dispensed for It's benefit We record bun
three--tw0 recitations, one by Rev. w. X.
Cahoon of Dover, from Campbelps Pleas
ures Of Hope, the other by George w.
HOPKINS OF Harrington, ON the subJect
"Time.o Both were delightfully."- rendered
Also an essay on "Farm Life" by Mist
SaIlie Thompson, of Rehoboth Grange, EN-
bodying much truth beautifully clothed. II
was compact, terse, ennObliug, showing
much thought and strong good sense.
The Grange was presided over by W. n
Brown Of Wyoming. The attendance wa
good and the meeting adjourned with th
feeling that all had been interested an'
heneftted
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A FIght with snurrl,n

fAsssociated Press dispatch to the tiiptn
CHICAGO, July IA special izu
from Piedras Ncgras, Mexico, agi
evening news was received here Of b
between * contrabands and 70 nli
acting under orders of the Cuan I'D
1he eOntrabands were Oveftaka b |
troops 10 leagues from here whsh Al
Half the troops attacked them mounted
the others opened on them from nt
The contrabands fought desperately d
two men. OF the customs party one
fell. Nine smugglers, together with upV
of 40 bales Of goods, a number Of guns
40 horses were captured.
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KILLED by Train,

1 Associated Press dispatch to the eii'V'
JERSEY CRY, N. j., July S'-AMlA
Gale, aged jj, while walking 'o-Sg Y, y
track Of the Newark branch Of N
York, Lake Erie X Western ralI'oaai .sl ' ',
west end of the Berger tunnel Ss
by an engine and instantly klllsg, la.I u
being terribly mangled. Mr. CoIeHIs % y
years proprietor Of the Washington y N N
on Grand avenue, noled feso'' VI =
employees.
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Ynnknn Inar.slnen win.

lAssociated Press dispatch to the Gazetie-l
LoNnoN, duly Sat the Marlow regatta
to-day at NARROW -on-the- Thames, the Hills
dale crew from the United States beat the
NARROW crew by clear length. The Cook
hant crew, which was also entered for the
same race, was scratched. The MaflUw
crew had the centre station and the. Hills.
dale the Buck side of the river. Directly
after the start the Hillsdales fouled the Mar
lows badly. The latter however did moi
claim foul. The Hilsdales went rapidly
ahead, and after leading at one time hy lOI
yards, won easily by length and o quarter
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TELEGRAPnic BREvITIEs.

= q 81
tAssocfated Press dispatches 20 the Gazette.l
The wheat crop of southern Indiana turns
ont wonderfully and is one of the largest
the country was ever blessed with.
IA FIRE at the Combination Iron and steel
Works, Chester, Pa, this morning damaged
the building 10 the extent Of 81, 500. tftt
Martin kegan, aged GO years, drowned
himself last night IN the Benedict pond,
Providence, X. I. He leave wife and five
children,
All Is quiet at the State prison in Concord
n, H., to-day. The discipline is bringing
the riotous prisoners to terms, and all viii
be smooth again in few days.
The fright fan,llers' strike in New YofI
is unchanged to-day, and the piers are still
crowded with freight Prospects Of a settle
ment Is yet in the remote future,
The Riyer and Harbor bill was taken VI
again In the United States Senate to day and
the Hennepin canal project further dis
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A Pleasure Party Drowned.

tAssociated Press dlsUatch to the Gazette.
WATERTowN, N. r., July s-Fred Root
of Burlington. Vt, Herbert Mckinney of
Ellenburg, y. Y, Jane Laueks of Aults-
vile, Ontario, and Agnes Fetterly Of Nor
risburg, Ont, went out rowing on the ST,
Lawrence river, and as no trace of the party
can be found it is feared that all have gone
down the rapids and been drowned.
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UIoslng Quotations.

received b. private wire of Elliott. Jobnson
* 90 stock Commission brokers, Wilmington
d,,' DeL' Juiy $. N. Y. q. & Hud., l32I. Erie
lSis; q. n Miss. ,a6; I'aefic Mail. 4IlS. Wesin
t9d 1nioH Telegraph, s71z NJ. x st. Paul Com Ia.
1anaha tdlIha southern, s.; Michigan Central g2iI
,asd nnloh Pacihc, 1.l2gs; Central Pacific, 93S1,,
III ns1as faelhe, 4els; New Jersey Central, 775s,'
i, Del Lack. 4 Western, 1885,; bel 4 Hudson
iiz12; Wab. st. l.. & p, Com, 3O5z Wab. ST
L. q ~ Preferred, 5S; N, Y. Ontario & w,
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Melville's Relief.

Associated Press dispatch to the Gazette
WASHINGTON, July S.-Secretary Chan
dler said this morning that he thought CHIEF
Engineer Melville entitled to relief from his
present duties, and that he intends to send
him acable message granting him the desired
permission to come home.
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PERSON AL.

Mrs. Laura Rettew, daughter of John
Saunders, Superintendent of the Delaware
Mills, is on a visit to her former home at
Manayunk, Pa.
). d, Patterson, Jr., compositor who
learned his trade in this city but for several
years past has been employed on the Bulletin
at Philadelphia, has been drawn ON the
grand jury Of that city.
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Lottery Men Conyicteh.

ASSOCIATED Press dispatch TO the Gazette
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, July s.-The first case
against the lottery men ended this after
noon, when the jury, after being out an
hour, returned into court, finding the three
defendants-Herman Bruner, John Black
and John Glordan--guilty, and assessing
their punishment as follows Bruner and
Black two years in the penitentiary, and
Glordan six months in jail.
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! AN EXTENsIYE ERR.
A building Destroyed and E,,n.
|. Ealls Dead by His Ensin.

- Ap"AAuihk DestrOyed and a R,.m
= Falls Dead by His Engine.
tAssociated Press dispatch to tbe C,,,y,
SYRACUSE, N. Y, July S.-A IN \
out at 2 o'clock this morning in bu6l
owned by Merrill ~ Saule and occu,iS
Clark x NanWie, pump makers Nm.
Mcdonald, wheel makers John D n
clothes horse maker, and J. WaggiDtr
penter. Losses ON building, $500 Ii
X NanWie, - 900 Mercer McDOnaaSs
Ryan, 800; Wagner, So Dudv
fire Nicholas McNulty, aged 20, strOErI
engine No. o, fell dead beside biz euriW
heart disease.
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skobeloR-s Death

tAssociatcd Press dispatch TO the Gazette.l
LONDON, July Son the first announce
ment Of the death of General Skobeloh re-
ports of foul play were current, but a
cursOry examination showed that death re-
suited from rupture of the vessels of the
heart.
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PhlIadelphla NlnrkeIs.

fhlLADELrHIA, July s.-Flour, dull; super
Indiana f,;Vj extra, ~ 81 oOa4;2e; OHIO and
$5.3715a5.7j. '' 'n'ii'i9
Rye flour, ~ 425a4.50.
W wheat; higher; Pennsylvania red, 81. .25a
l.:g0; amber, II 30 Y-'-''
on Corn higher steamer. 49, yellow, W ;mixed
Oats firm.
Rye, SOe
frovlslons, row firm, no quotable change.
Hutter, steady; creamery 30: do. pond
10 CHOICE, &ia24 rolls nominal.
Eggs, firm Penna. 25; Western. N
Cheese steady.
Whisky, $ilT
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA

SUMMER LAW LECTURES ,p.fs ss.uieTpsI.I ,,,~
begin 18Th July, 81, and emu i',n ,'',sul, uhoa
proved of signal use-lsl' 10 s,n%r .,t. an OlAd
10 pursue their studies ,,a ., ''"o oropoe .
schools; ID, TO those VINO ,i1.',,lr, TyhsbN
had the advantage oi sy,,'.r.Ity Of 5i
For circular apply II. o. un,'sds , and stai. u
JOHN b. MINOR Proi' '"'a' -
6-I-m, W, fd&w-l4
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BELLlGERENT sTRIxrs.
me Italian Freight Handler, ,,..

[AssocIated Press dispatch ,a,
n,S,e NEW YORK, July San ITALIAN S',''l' :
prefer named Peter Marchia ,'a,'all ,na llls
ehlsI .i o. Police Murphy, that whiap iispoiled @ /
the Battery Park this mornin" p"r,s ,r,,, cfosAl
gang Of Italian laborers, thew wv. @l'n hs
by some strikers and some ~ %tle NJ AasauAsl
badly beaten. Marchio and two pl' II men "
men q the laborers, by presenting ., ,.lt, 'ae y
KEPT Their assallants at bay until 4. Hig'ol'a \
arrived, Some of the striker. " ,oe gh
threatened to follow the Italian. Ie ie ~ y
CITY, and he asked protectIon ,S TIs, 70 'eig
murphy engaged to afford. ""ea 'lkl
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Their Arrival and Dtpartars, Taking
2 Esffect SuIy iss, 1859.
The Post Office in this city will be open daily,
except Sunday, from $50 a. m. to p. IN.
Private boxes are accessible until II p. m. On
Sundays open from $50 to 30 n. m. Private
boxes accessible nom to 8 p. m. EI'he whole
sale stamp window will close at $50 u. 10. Tie
money order office will close at 900 p. m
MAILS CLOSE AS FOLLOWS:
7 NORTH.
Wilmington & Northern Railroad to Reading
Pa, and points on the Baltimore Central south
Of Chadd's Ford, 74Oa.m.
Philadelphiaclosci pouch, $50 q. m.
Philadelphia and waymafl, 9.0Oa. IN.
New York, Pennsylvania and points east and
west, y. u. IN.
Delaware Western Railroad TO IAndenberg,
1000 n. M. fEtft ~ 70 flf tttt
Philadelphia, New York city, Pennsylvania
and New Jersey, II. 90 u. m.
Philadelphia, New York and all points east
and west, $50 Il. m.
philadelphia, New York and all points east
Philadelphia and New York cities, closed
pouches, 9.35 p. m.
Pennsylvania west OF LANCASTER, and all
points west end southwest S.s5p. %. Z
All points north, east, west and southwest,
ll.OO p. IN.
All Louisiana is sent west except New Orleans
which Is sent south on through mails.
soUTH
Baltimore and way mail, T.4O a. m.
Washington and all points south, TAO q. m.
| All points onlthe Peninsula, $50 a. m. Lt NJ
Supplementary mail for the Peninsula, 9OC
IA. M.
Baltimore, Washington and all points south
| 1880 y. m.
Newport, Stanton, Newark, Elkton ant
Havre de Grace, 1880 r. m.
Points on Baltimore Central, between Port d,
Fost, Northeast and Ghadd's Ford ~ 30 y. IN.
Baltimore and Bay Line steamers 4.4Op. IN.
Peninsula north of Harrington, includln
Delaware city and St Georges, $50 IN.
Baltimore, closed pouch, 800 p. m.
baltimore, Washington and Ill points soutl
ll.OO p. M.
MAILS ARRIVE AND READY FOR DELIVERY.
From Wilmington X Northern Railroad
$50 i. M.
From New York, Philadelphia, Washington
and all other points, $50 n, M.
From Philadelphia, New York and point
} north, east and west $50 u. IN.
From way mail from Philadelphia, $50 a. m
z From Peninsula and all north Of Harrington
9.15 n. IN.
From baltimore and way mail, $50 a. m.
From Baltimore, l23O p. IN.
From Peninsula mail 1890 y. m.
From Philadelphia, New York and point
2 north and east, 10 p. III.
From baltimore, Washington and point
:, SOUTH 40 p. m
o From Delaware Western Railroad, 2aOp. n
/ From Philadelphia, New York and poin
: : north and east. g. ~ D. M
/ From baltimore, Washington and poin
y ! south and southwest, $40 p. m.
Carriers deliveries as follows $50 a. M, gel
erali lO'OO a. M, partial; 80 p. M, general; A.
p. m, partial
Collections from street boxes are made by tn
carriers at $50 and 1000 ~ m.,l 30 and 400 p u
4 An additional collection will be made at ).
= p m. from all boxes between Jefferson an
II Lombard and Water and Thirteenth stree
> inclusive On Sunday IA full collection will /
+ made AT Zoo !. m. Local letters for carrier
delivery should be deposited in the Post Ofiit
i, ten minutes before the hour of delivery
y w. Y. SWIGGErr, Postmaster.
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REPRINTED FROM sATN.>
REPUBLICAN coMM,rrv-,
%i,psa 81 the 1,,;, County E.ecut,v. 9.

VI me County Exso,,.
mi'tee This Afternoon Con
tammssa = nneetlng Of the Republican r.
AJi'iee, AJanaa was held in It's roam y" hsecuilru
F's FsNh building on MarketY ION Over d,
noon. clock this sS
n ine committee appointed "
Tasting, Henry G. Mci ea, washhetOa
stevenson committee ~ -ra raa and BaTs
Guy ior delegates, this now yroeaPportiOn 4
made necessary by the red,st,,anav having hes
eity. Az o'clock this eom,n,,,lhg eosL,Ctlhg Of d
reported. ' 'o''llhltlee had y
II was decided 10 hold m a., L
successor to the present cn,,,ln 1m erection for N
day ,July2p The election Gja',llllee u m on Stu
and hanSreSs I sns members in the severaI %
'''H "'h'reus supervise aud coDjpc, N'ri
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Kansas 4 Te4ift Se9ia.f Manhattan, 80 Den
Ver 4 Rio 0fandc, 5ss6; Nashville 4 6hatta-
n0oga, e0k Han. h 81. Joe Com, 80;
Hannibal h 81. Joe Preferred, s3s4;
Col. Goal and Iron Company, 4l5H & Peutla. W. 4;
p. and Reading, 29l4 Lehigh Valley. 90
Lehigh Navigation, 4Oya. Buffalo Pitts and Wm
ITiS Phila. and Erie, 1917 Northern Central
n; Northern Paelfc, Con, e85k Northern
Pacific, Pref, So Hestonvtile. 10 Hunt
and 3D. Ton pref, 20 Miss. Pacific, extended
e7 Louisville and Nashville, sis1 MaFket,
strong fIt fitttiiaati - feiA .tetnf a
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IN THE HOIlsE
National Bank Report Con,,a..,- +
sundry AppropriatioD pm

Associated Press dispatch ,omam'
WASHINGTON, July S,-In tbe GIa'f Eaaa' !
day Mr.. Grape, Of Mass, suhmi,,0g Inn nv3s !
port Of Conference COMMITTEE f',a or ~ q
enable national banks to extend MI ~ ~ 4
porate existence. Mr.. Randall a. Api p g
vania, made point of order u ~, ,sNll'
was not accompanied with the eTSI,n'i! wi, v
statement required by the rule, I' sD1 \
point being sustained, the conference ~ NY
was Withdrawn, but Mr.. CnDoviII ssI' w
TO get u before the House during H. sse
noon. The House at / / ~ weDi S,o n, w y
mittee Of the Whole on the Su1d,, ". ~
appropriation bill. w
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KiIla,l fnr a Mnlnpn.

lAssocIaied Press dispatch to the Gazette.l
ST, LOUIS Mo-, July s.--Ilenry Sims,
colored, cut John Snyder, coiofed, to the
heart ina tenement house last evening, kill
ing mshlstaIitly. woman was the 'calise
Of the quarrel.
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To-Morrow,s Paners

You can secure any ofthem from Davis ,61S
Market street, at an early hour in the morn
ing with all the news from every section Of
the globe.
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Iron Manufacturers Giving In.

Associated Press dispatch To the Gazette.l
CHICAGO, ILL, July s.-A special dis.
patch from Alikanna, Ohio, says: The pud
ding mills here have signed the scale Of
wages and will start Immediately
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$3.50"

4Both Lydia 4. Hnkhams ,,SssHard i
nannd and Blood Purifier are XXI n
and 235 Western avenue n n :" Senl by %
either, 81. Six bottles ior o,,e. y, an isal
the form of pills, or OF l9hens' ,,e. M, nj
price. II per box for either; inauin. D
Freely answers all letters q, h,ot 'MsTia
2c. stamp. Send for panPn'e'
naDer
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"Buchupaiba.'

Quick, complete cure, all annoying Kid
ney, Bladder and Urinary diseases. 81.
Druggists
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DEATHS.

HARM N.-On the morning of the 7th inst.
Jacob liarman, In the sd wear of Ills age '
Ihe relatives and friends of the family ara
respectfully invited to attend the funeral on
Monday, lolh inst. Mt p. M, from the recIdence
OF his son, 65 King street.
REttslSrER..zIn fills city, on the 7th inst,
i;III. r;ilIIaH " gisteF, ased 30 years.
hclNitfee and ffleads are responsibility Invited
70 aitend the funerH from Ills lafp fesidtilec No
ls9 ehestanf street. on Tuesday aftefI00n, at 3
O'Clock, Without fnrthet notiet., ~
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Ghurcn 70 be Panerel

Messrs. Ball g. Company have been en-
gagged to paper in handsome manner the
Presbyterian Church at Centreville.
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rHE KArLROAps.
A local Time Fable wlth the Latest
Oorroetsona.

Corrections.
/ TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON fDR
PaHADEIRElA-a 9 co. =, Ss ~ q g. .oot 70
m;-i200f m;-l216-12.Ss--I I.ks-2S0t- t--4.oo-'
6lTH-B30t 6.10--e. .38A--5. 2A--f. .90s-e.66spm.-
NEW YoRK = 2.0oA--2a8a--e. -e.so-T.9b-s.bA--
E.6 q. ms--1a.3S--1. .68-S. .17A--e.sS - pm.
BALrIMoRn-1: :oea-l :t2s--t. t.tla-s0ss-s.l7A.
m.--120l-1. .0o--1. -6.00-0.6T-l1.0tA p. m.
& WAan1naroas- .A2A--4. --4.bfa-s06-01 @. m;
II .00--1 .O0-o.S1z-l10 04& p. m. gs
Z lBAfTiaoRR An b INfERMEDIArR STATIONS
1.O5t-9.17 q. miz-l .Q0--e.o0 pm ~, sf.ffy
aTrains running both daily and Sunday. Y
Trains running only on Sunday, ts,r
Connect at c4ray's Ferry for old depot,
Broad and Washington avenue.
DELAWARE RAILRoAD-e,0 ,00s-0.l0 .. mi-l.Ob
B.OO4- 4-e.2bt b m, No Sunday Fainas
= Ftr New Caste only II
\ Fer Harrington ahd intermediateH stations.
WmMINaroH NORTHERN RAILROAD D-1.bb q.
m;-l.06-b.O0-0.25 p. m. On SUNDAY ior
st, Peter-s,1O.
DRLAwARE WESTERN Oslo. %
a. .m;-463O y. M sunday trains lO.3Oa. m-dOO
p. m.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT TWlL.AGIN0TONF FROM
PHILApELPHIA - -I2SO~l. .a2a--4. 4.ATs--7,Ab-
a02F-sa. .i2-p 90 10, ,lOt-Il .lell6s a.ml;-l2. o
~ .OT - 3Ot a co. So T. g. bf0-b e3--e.A
-6.as-7.s5f-1.t5-a.tO-1p.4sAl0.bsp p. N.
New l.s2a-4.47s-s.O2t-V.l2 Q. m;-
t-4.bo-o.Ao"--AV.O U. M
BALrIMoRK--l. 81 a-2. .l3s-e.4D- q
m;---l2.30-l.a .a0-6.lis-ia. a.s0s-7.SA-9.Ae1D D. IN
WAsaINeToN-I.5lA-2 A-213-ll.a .a3A m;-l2.SG
| -4l.W--b. ms "A. soA7T. .2aT-s.Aes p N. Tfst
Both daily and Sunday.
on Sunday only. 5flii }afif f'iDt
DRLAwARE nAII.RoA rs-,s .tO--l0. .m;--I2,0l
--5.O5.E-o.O6 p. ih. NJ Sunday trains.
From New Castle only.
WILMNeToN h NORTHERN RAILRoAD-e.26-
8.4O--l1.40 A. m;-o.5O p. m. On Sunday mon
st. Peter ut Ito
| DELAWARE WESTERN RAILROADS.&C. .. m;-
215 p. m. Sunday trai ms $40 u. m.;-b.40 p. n
TRAINS LEAVE FOR WILMINGTON !.
RnILADEIPIiIA NEw BROAD STREHF DEPoT-
" SOS. 55A--0. 30A7. .9O4-S.00-s2l-o3sf-l0 II
| --1l.05-ll.50 a. m;-12.23-1. .s2f-l.3 32-3.l0-
| 4.O2- 4.3i-- 5.05- 5.20- 500 lost -o.36-S.3S'
/ -9.30-10.O0-11.32 y. m.
| RRoAD AND WAsHI seroN AvENUR-6.3O--S.O'
| --l0.l5 a. m;-I -3.l0-t.3O-6.l5 p. IN.
| NEW CASTLES. S.33-l0.OO-ll.40 u. m.-A.Ap-
6,49p.m
lt'Dally and Sunday. TO' 4 =
| 4 On Sunday only. ''A
R1-rhe black figures denote the Llmltes
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Political Fraud Rewarasa' \ N,

fAss0clated Press dIspAIUu 70 ~ -.
WASHINGTON, July S.1ihe Stll,n y \
mIttee on the District of ColunlelgSo y. !
was referred the nomination =. ~ =
West for District ComlnissiOOsIl Y \
TODAY to report to the Senate u D..l',' la,s !,
confirmation. There was ' N.%nl
opposition on the part OF tt.i llle pS,,y'I MN
members of the committee, basea uE.. "
Vests political course in loalslaln, ~ !. :,
vote in his favor was strictly aP19 Z
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LYDIA Z. PINKHAM'S
VEGETABLE COMPOUND,
IsaPosltive Cure


Fer all thoae Pninf,I ComplaIAts and Weaknesses
30 eomin0n 70 our beat female popuIatlon.
A Medicine for Woman. Invented by Woman.
Prepared by Woman. van
The Greatest Medical Discovery Since the DAVIS Of Hsory.
tzrIt revives the dropping spirits invigorates and
haonIzes the organic functions gives elasticity and
nrmness to the step restores the natural usro 10 the
leye and plants the pale check of woman the fresh
roses of lifes spring and early summer tino.
It1- Physicians Use II and Prescribe Il Freely -Ta
IL removes fantness atulency destroys all craving
for stimuant and relieves weakness of the stomach.
That feeling OF bearing down. causing pain, weight
and backache is always permanently cured by o. use.
For the cure Of Kidney Complaints Of either sex
this Compound Is unsurpassed.
LYDIA p. PINRHAM's BLOOD PURIFIER
will eradicate every vestige of humors from tile
man Somas s Or child fnsist IN having IL TFf Z
| Both the Compound and Blood Purifier are prepared
at ssS and Ss5 Western Avenue Lynn, Mass Price of
either g. Six bottles for o. Sent by nil in the form
OF pills. or of ozcnges receipt Of price, 81 per box
for either Mrs Pnkham freely all letters OF
inquiry, Enclose Set. stamp. Send for pamphlet.
No family should DO without LYDIA y. PINKTTAM's
and torpidity Of the liver. Is cents per box.
RS-soId by all Druggists. %
EstEza1aG EA
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MEATS AID rl.ovIsIoNa.

What We Eat and What We Pay for IT.
fO-day's Street Market Quotations.
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REST EVER MADE, EMORY.s LITTLE
co1,cd ATnAhIhC ~ PILLS, pleasant to take, sugar
s9qateu, no gripping; only 10 cents box OF DTn,,-
street, New York.. Spri7.ds Nv y asasu .siaa
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SUMMER GOODS.
Gauze Underwear 3il for
ladies, Gentlemenand Misses
go to w. M. Kennnard & Co.
.4HINtk ogf FIlsT *Hrf sd

For Dotted Swiss, India
Muslins, Victoria Lawns and
French Nainsook, go to WIN.
Kennard & Co. - mmh l2r
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9iaE,CITY MARK ETY.

The No. 81 Wheeler a. Wilson runs light
runs fast and is selfthreading.
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aFor Mosquito Net by the
yard or piece and Mosquito
Canopies go to w. M. Kennard
& Go. IN f1 IFH oE
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CITY ITEMS.

sutterlsy q Co., Photographers, sO2 Market ct
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For Ladies', Misses and
Mems Gossamers, go to w.
NJ. Kennard & Co. f,

For a large assortment
Fiohus, go to w. M. Kennard
& Co.
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FARAN & MCLEAN,
Publishers,

CINCINNATI o.
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OUR MAILS.

sS-rhe black figures denote the Limited
Express trains.
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For Black Silks, genuine
Guinet make, in all numbers,
and at prices ranging as low
as from $1.00 to $3.50 per
yard go to w. M. Kennard &
|" Co.
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IOcnI 1luOtnIiODa,

CoRnEcTEp dairy BY WILLIAM LEA & Sons
BRANDYwINE MfLLs-WHKAT Flour.
- FLOUR PER BARL. wholesale, retail
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DEOPLE WHO READ |
In the West. Thr rival of any In America.

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