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FOR SHERIFF,
PURNAL J. LYNCH.
FOR CORONER,
FRANK E. SMITH.
standing by the platform.

Nothing has tended more thoroughly to
demoralize the Republican forces in the
present campaign than the prompt and con
Vincing manner in which the Democratic
press and Democratic orators have endorsed
the reforms recommended in the Democratic
platform and pledged themselves, in the
event Of victory, to use all honorable means
to have every promise fulfilled.
Never In the past has the Democratic
party of Delaware failed to faithfully keep
It's promises to the people and it can be re-
lied upon implicitly to-day. For the first
time in thirty years, the present campaign
Is one conducted entirely upon State issues,
and Democratic victory will be followed
py every reformatory measure sug-
gested in the platform adopted by
the representatives of the party
In convention assembled. In no previous
campaign have the people demanded from
either party the State reforms that are now
nttermost in the public mind, but as the
sentiment for Constitutional reform is now
plainly apparent, the people may rest
assured that the Democratic party, as here
tofore, will respect their plainly expressed
wishes to the letter.
In no more forcible manner is this prin-
ciple exempliied than in the county tickets
nominated by the Democrats, particularly
In New Castle county. A stronger delega.
tion never sat in Dover than the one offered
by the Democratic party, and our candidate
Tor Representative from Wilmington is a
gentleman whose ability, character and rep
ntation are an ample assurance that every
matter OF legislation demanded by the people
OF this city will receive his prompt and un-
divided attention.
The people need not fear to trust the
Democratic party in the present campaign
1t Is committed to Constitutional reform.
and Will not only accomplish this desired
end, but will continue the wise, honest and
economical administration of State affairs
that has been the pride and profit of cur
people for years.
The daily gazette., 1882-10-14

CANDIDATE PATTIsoN's tour through
Pennsylvania is one continued ovation, and
the throngs that greet him at every stopping
place bear testimony to the strong hold he
possesses upon the affections of the people.
If there is one certainty in the grand
political chaos in which the country is now
involved, it is that Controller Pattison, if he
lives few weeks longer, will be the Cover
nor-elect of the great Commonwealth of
Pepnsylyania.
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BARNUM's GREAT SHOW left Wilmington
last night loaded with jingling dollars and
carrying away the plaudits of the twenty
five thousand people who passed under his
canvas during the day. In all respects the
show is the best that ever delighted our
people, and the menagerie was unusually
varied and attractive.
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Borrowinr Uniforsns.

In reference to the Fame Hose Fire Com
pany of this city endeayoring to borrow the
equipments of the Montgomery Fire Com
pany Of Norristown, Pa, the Times Of that
city says Mr.. Theodore w. Francis,
President Of the Fame Fire Company OF
Wilmington, Del, who Is In Norristown as
the guest Of H. A. Derr, called at the
Daily Times Office this morning TO say that
the statement made in these columns was
false and that his company had not applied
for the loan of the equipments of the Mont
gomery Company, but had asked for those
of the Humane. The correction would be
cheerfully made were It not for the fact
that the vice president Of tang rs2
h olds communication fro A'''
ing for the equipments extermi
of the MoDtgomer.epublican victory in
Thursday evening morning organ feels disI
acted ss upon. -.Aously at Chairman Harm
'"1' ..ss Sas Slame him with the impending dt
1t must be relief to the morning orga
kick at its ancient enemy once more,
its long period of enforced and ignomil
submission.
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THE MORNING ORGAN fails to come to
Chairman Harrington's defense, and is CON
tent to allow him to rest under the terrible
arraigDment against him in the GAZETTE.
With commendable frankness the morning
organ evidently believes him SO guilty as to
render impossible even an attempt to palliate
his enormous offense.
The daily gazette., 1882-10-14

More of the heavy stockinet
at $6 has come; green, seal
brown, brown with a very
slight mixture of gray and
navy-blue, When we an
nounced black a few days ago,
we spoke disparagingly of it,as
compared with Jersey knit
cloths at $l.50, for Jerseys.
The black stockinet went off
SO quickly as to make it doubt
ful whether we were right in
the comparison.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Slncklnet, outer circle, northeast from center
Jersey KNIT, third and fourth circles, south.
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DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET.

FOR LEVY COURT COMMISSIONERS,
EDMUND HAMAN, Mill Creek Hundred.
John T. CHEAIRs, Red Lion Hundred.
JAMES II. MACKEY, White Clay Creek Hid.
sEkECKF. sHALLCRoss, st. Georges Hid.
JAMES T. TAYLOR, Appoquinimink Hid.
GEORGE G. R0THWELL, Blackbird HID.
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Weather for thin overcoats;
and they are here, very good
ones that cost as little as such
coats can; and very, very good
ones, so good that more money
will scarcely make better.
You man or boy without a
coat, or with one that isn't
going to last till cold weather,
better come and see.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
East Of middle aisle toward Market street
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6ALROADLyrr.

.ssIRSEoaTPRIA, VIII e.
nAILROAD UY
ph,,.s hralns viii leave WlIn,sNh' wis Nh' 1852.
Ph,,as., ma q, N. 2.S' 10 mediate |, "a statiop,1
s.@S.S' q a 'r1pressJ-2.oo % ; o. D. "
1.@p. m. S''' h''s' am. r. is'i5,' s'a Il s;a9 4 4.
new York-2.n . .,
Baltimore ,.Ss a. a;@. s.h, "a; s'ss, Il; "a s.
io.@S'' o@'s m and lntermedIs,s.' 20 81, ,. m.
Rnore RsI,,, and Bay Lipe-s
nm :, m. Loo, 'l.os' os'Snd,nHgston-l,42, ~ Al
Trains tos oennly-l,OO, lO.ma. M n1'@ y ?. :. nj
Hsr,,s Hsw ,csas.le-s.O, s.ioa lv'''o1 M leave
i.OS Us ,. .na ma intermediate sta, sts,,oN' o,o
los ?. IA. and intermediate .ta,,.n. !
i2'@ @phia M and Intermedis,aiss'
SIS. T. 3s Rn1a "a "a and New York-2,n .,
It a. m. e. Sna 3. %%ashinstou-l....n "
Daltimore-I.O6 a. IN
f.rrad or ,,nr,her Y, information
Aa-r..,. time tables posted e,iAss,,e,n,ge1 =,
upon when hs eR,rl marked g :hus e, are a' ,, ,ng
Extra fare is charged I limit
n2. Z. PuGH. General ,rsssenI
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Estimated majority for Stoekley, 3,100.
WILMINGTON, Oct. 12, 1882.
THE LARGEST RETAIL STOCK OF DRY
GOODS.
STRAwBRIDGR IL CLoTHIER,
DEALERS IN DRY GOODS EXCLUSIVELY,
EIGHTH and MARKET STREETS.
Splendid Value
In black silks. Look at their 81. 90, 81. .25
and u so qualities, at Crosby d HIPS, 220
and 222 Market street.
~.---
Good Advice
In the matter of investment or speculation
In stecks is worth a great deal. We hear
that Messrs. Z. dew Vermont Il Co., the
correspondents of 400 American papers,
send TO subscribers, for 81 per quarter, a
private financial letter of information, con-
corning the New York Stock market. They
are impartial and independent, and ought to
be given fair trial.
- go
Mems Undershirts,
slightly imperfect, for 25 cents, worth 80
cents, Crosby II Hills, 220 and 222 Market
street.
The daily gazette., 1882-10-14

Filter wisdom. The writer
has great faith in a clean water
filter; but after a filter has
taken the filth out of the
Sohuylkill for year or two, it
isn't clean. He would rather
have Schuylkill before 1T is
made worse by being drained
through the best filter ever
made, if this filter isn't kept
clean.
The best filter is one that
can be kept clean. We have
it; but shall tell more about it
another day.
n JOHN WANAMAKER.
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Decline nfMan.

Nervous weakness, dyspepsia, impotence,
sexual debility, cured by "Wells' Health
Renewer." 81.
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SiC0ND EDITION
A BIG FIRE In ST. LOUIS
Bombs Found in a Nihilists
Room in Vienna.
Old FELLOWS IN SESSION

Indications.
For New England and the Middle States
threatening weather aud rain northeast TO
southeast winds stationary or slowly fall
ing barometer slight changes in tempera-
ture. The indications are that IA. EaiT q wiz -
tlnue In the Middle and ~,,,,,,
until Friday mo~
winds. W,tMiSoroN,
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TIME RT1zANs SAVING BANK

ElkST NAiio OF WlLminSI
REPOSITORY OF THE roDi
AND
FINANCIAL AGENTS
-9g1 qTE UNITED 81
EDWARD BELTS. P5ssldbenas'R F,sei Is nas'RnsrnOoEoSoc, &C.
PAID UP CAPITAL s''' w.
philadelphia, New Yoornso,ltors York fna sDSItSg,pTss
furnished To regular InntYS nneRtyY3S and Thp"1
Discount days, MoNDA
at .. 30 Q. m.
DIRECTORS; ,,.ms,
Edward Belts, James C'TatnaIIl O
CIement b. emyth' william IT,
George w. Bnsh, ELI GaTIe"
Daniel james samuel Bancroft '''
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The beer brewers OF Chicago have decided q
view OF the failure OF the hop CROP 20 raise -
prce OF beer by the barrel within the next two
months.
The Tredegar Iron Works NJ Richmond Va are
AT stantSuli, and 400 men are idle on account q
the olschafSe OF man for reasons which hlB
fel ow workinen deemed insuficienk
1nere We're - new cases OF yellow fever AZ ppu-
sacoia, fla, yesterday snd deaths on sunday
tnere were "a new cases and deaths. The total
cases 10 date are 500, OF which lls were fatal
Rev j. l. ID '1ton, superintendent OF public In
StTuctlon IN Arkansas Jumped from a balcony IN
Fayetteville, Ark, yesterday, and was Killed
The eXpeni tures.on the brooklyn bridge TO data
foot up sIs,e7S, 420
Anthony ComstccS raided the pool-rooms IN
Long Island city yesterday Three men were ar
rested and $1,000 worth OF property seized.
The stock oi iers OF the Cumberland and Penn
sylv9nia railroad yesterday reelected directors
as follows: C +. Mayer, Robert Garrett William
Nhitewright, ID. II. Miller. w. +. Frick.
Agnes Watkins and her lover. PHI Walker, COLI
ored. became involved in a quarrel at Bermuda
Hundred, Cherterfield county,Na saturday night
during which the former was stabbed and killed.
II. c. Mead, banker at Waupaca. Wis, was
murdered and his safe robbed sunday night
While the rite OF immersion was being admins
tered near Canton, Ga, on sunday, an overloaded
bridge gave way, throwing two hundred specta-
tors into the water. Several had legs and arms
broken.
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BALTIMORE, Oct: 10.-virginia Go, consols, 57sl
DO. second series, 30: do. past due coupons, SO;
do. new ten forties, 424 bid to-day.
BALTIMORE, Oct 10-Cotton quiet-middling
Us. Flour unchanged and quiet. Wheat, southern
steady western quiet and steady-southern red 05a
I09 do amber. 1.0Sal. Ia No. 1 Maryland, l. 90 ga
Log; No. 2 western winter red. spot, 10734 O5;
octoh OF Aal 0Slc November, l. sal. o. Decen-
Der, 10; January 1104Ea1. 1919. Corn south
75a76: do. yellow. 49, western mixed November 81
a63; November December 621fa62s5; January 50 3
a60 Oats steady, with mo terate inqury-southern 40
a46; do red rust proof 37a40 western white 44a4G
do mixed. 40a42; Pennsylvania 42a46 Rye duh and
nofnnally 62e6S. Hay quiet and steady Provisions
unchanged. Butter steady and unchanged. Eggs
firm %. Petroleum quiet and UNCHANGED Coffee
duil-Rio cargnes, ordinary to far 7sza9S. Sugar
qme-A soft 9L; COPPER refined steady, tx: Whisky
easier i. 1Sa1 20. Freights unchanged. Receipts
-four. ?. 400 barrels' wheat, Al 667 bushels; corn
1Sl2 bushels oats, 1S 985 bushels rye 5lS bushels
Shipments-wheat, 203. 006 bushels; corn. .. $50
bushels. Saleswheat, 245, 1872 bushels corn 509 2O6
bushels.
NEW YORK, Oct. 1O.-Stocks strong Money, 8.
Exchane-e-long, 4S0k do. short 4S5. State bonds
neglected Governments strong and 1sa4 higher.
NEW YORK, Oct. 1O.-Flour steady and quiet
Wheat fairly active and 9a5 cent better Corn cash
and October cents higher later options s4a14 cents
better Pork firm, % 00a23.25. Lard firm. I3
LONDON, Oct TO- 1890 p.m.-U. s. bonds, As,
l22; do AVS, 1l5. Atlantic and Great Western first
mortEage trustees certificates So do. seconds, %.
Erie 443s do. seconds 103. New York Central. 1877 y
Illinois Central, 146. Pennsylvania Central 66.
Reading, 324. Ontario and Western %. Milwaukee
and ST. Paul common. 113H.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON,
nUNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneers.
THIS EVENING.

ENCLEY, Auctioueer,
WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION, 5000 UN-
REDEEMED PLEDGES, AT THE NATIONAL
LOAN OFFICE, 1907 SEVENTH STREET
NORTHWEST, COMMENCING THURSDAY
SEPTEMBER TWENTY EIGHTH 1882 AT
SEVEN p. NJ. AND WILL CONT NUE. UNTIL
THE ABOYE-MENTI ONED PLEDGES ARE
SOLD. CONSISTING OF LADIES' AND GEN
TLEMEN'5 SUPERIOR CLOTHING. BED
CLOTHING. MI CELL ANGUS ARTICLES.
DIAMONDS. WATCHES AND JEWELRY
GENTLEMEN's CLOTHING Comprising fine
assortment of Frock. Sack and Cutawdy, Dress and
business Coats of th9 finest materials made in the
late7t styles, Gents Underwear, &c.
LADIES' OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES q superior assert
me1it of Silk. Herino. Cashmere. Alpaca. Delaine,
ChintZ Calico and ether DIesses and Dress Patterns,
nd Ladies' Underwear, &C., sc
SHAWIS, CLOAKS AND SACQUES Paisley
Broche, Crane, Tibet ard Fancy Plaid Shaws Cloth
Cdssiniere, Coats and C.oahs.
DIAMONDS, WATCHES AND JEWELRY- Soil
tar, and Cluster Diamond Pins. Studs and Ear Rings
Stem aud key Winding American, English and other
L. yer Watches Sets Jeweiry, Cameo and other Rings
Fins. Lochets. &C.
MISCELLANEOUS GOODs-Plated Ware, Bibles.
Books, Tools, Musical Instruments, Mirrors &c.
BED CLOTHING. BOOTS AND SHOES-Qults,
Spreads, Blankets, Sheets, Boosters, Pillow Cases.
Table Cloths, &C. Mems, Women's and Chdren's
Shoes.
.s Parties having Goods deposited will please take
notice.
s26-1m FOLEY. Auctioneer.
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NEW YORK, Oct 10.-The Posts financial article
SayS:-Call loans on stocks are 5a7 per cent. with
few loans above per cent. On L. S. bonds 5 per
cent Is the ruling rate. 1t is easier to get time
money than 1t was, and also to place mercantile
paper the best OF which Is quoted at Gas per cent
The stock exchange markets, while quiet today,
are as rule strong. United States bonds
are up 3 for the As and Il for the4]Is. State bonds
are wholly nominal Railroad bonds are up Aa1
per cent. The stock market has been strong with
the exception Of an interval between II and II AS
o'clock, and the net result Is an advance of kas}I
Ihere are at present no signs of a renewal or the
DeaISh tactics which recently depressed the mar
ket At the same time it is not clear that the
leading spectators are ready for the advance In
good Stocks which may be warranted by the earn
1ngs OF the roads and the prospects for winter bust.
ness. The market for foreign exchange Is steady,
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FTNHOMAS BOWLING. Aucuoneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY,

BY virtue of decree OF the Supreme Court of the%
Dstrctof Columbia, passed in Equity No ss:a
Z, 1885, the undersigned Trustees will offer form
sale at public auction in front OF the premises
the times hereinafter respectively indicated the follow
ing real estate situate in tie District of Colun
On WEDNESDAY,, the EIGHTEENTH DAY OF OC-
TOBER 1882, at FOUR O'CLOCK Z. NJ. lot numbered
five 80 insquare numbered hundred seventy
six G76l; Immediately thereafter Lots numbered one
"a and two Cd in square numbered eight hundred and
fortytwo (o42); and Immediately thereafter, Lot num-
beres four 81 III square numbered ten hundred and
eighty-four (10S4.
On THU RSpAY, the NINETEENTH DAY OF OC-
TOBER 1882, AT FOUR O'CLOCK +. NJ, Lot numbered
seven 81 in square numbered six hundred and thirty
four 634 Immediately thereafter Lot 80 and 100 feet
on the southeast corner Of 9TH street road and Lincoln
ayenue and Immediately thereafter lot numbered two
l2l in block numbered three CD. of Howard Univer-
sitys subdivision of dillingham;"
Terms of sale prescribed by the decree One fourth
OF the purchase money in cash. and the balance in three
equal instruments payable respectively at six twelve
and eighteen months from day of sale with interest at
the rate of six per cent said deferred payments to be
property or all in cash. at the option of the purchaser
Should said terms not be compiled with within week
from day OF SALE the property will be rcsod at risk and
cost of defaung purchaser after five days MOTIF of
such sale. deposit of $50 will be required upon the
sale of each of said lots All conyeyancing at purcha
ers expense
RODOLPHE CLAUGHTON,
1902 Louisiana avenue, r...
VIM. r. WOODWARD, { Arussee
oc7-d&ds 452 Louisiana avenue,
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Ill ED

BoS1TZ At his rcsidence. No. 1890 Seventh street
northwest October ?. 1882, HENRY BONITZ ased a
years. months and days.
The funeral will take place "Wednesday evening a
O'clock, from his late residence which the relations
and friends Of the family invited.
COLI. October 10. 1884, at 1870 a. m, FRANCES
Virginia. wife of Richard Francis Cole in the FORTY
" ' ~.
Funeral will take place Thursday October 18th AZ
three O'Clock p M Friends and relatives are invited 10
GoTT. At Falls Church, Va, on October 9th. 1850
OF dlphtherla, FLORENCE, youngest daughter of
months. ~ ~
Funeral private.
PARKER. After long and painful illness on Octo-
Der sth, 1882. at O'Clock m. Mrs ELIZA NOR
PARKER, IN the nifty eighth year of her sge.
Funeral VIII take place from Union Bethel A. NJ IL
Church NJ street between sixteenth aud Seventeenth
streets, Wednesday October nth, at O'Clock ID m
Friends of the family cordially invited 10 attend
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RANDALL HAGNER, r.
| O6-d&ds CHARLES f. WOLLARD.} trustees

4 ,HANCERY SALE OF DESIRABLE IMPROVED
- BUSINESS PROPERTY on THE WEST SIDE
OF SEVENTH STREET. BENG No. 1925. BE-
aSM b AND STREETS STE s FoRTTRHEWEs II
ELEVENTH STREET, BEING No. 1871 BE-
, TWEEN l. AND NJ STREETS NORTHWEST.
by virtue of decree passed in the OF Chase<S
vs. Chase ct al, No g. IA III Equity, in the Su Ia:
IRENE G9urt OF the District of Columbia, shall IN
on the TWELFTH DAY OF OCTOBER 1882 in front
OF the premises, offer for SALE at public auction the
Ioo&lhx real estate situated the City of Washing
Ton, D. e., 10 wit At HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK
r. NJ: the south part Of lot nine co., i'll square No
Tour hundred and twenty six (426 which said part Of
same depth with the depth OF the said sxty-sx 61
leet ana eht (S inches, also that northern two and
ohe.na t2) inches of lot ten (l0) square 426 adj
Lliulng salu lot no. y and running south in line with
th street o. lot 10 two and a-haf inches thence west
with ne parallel to the south line of lot heinz a
strip OF ground 254) two and a-ha inches wide fron
Ing on IN street, and OF the depth of lot q
Also, at HALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK p NJ THF
SAME DAY all that part Of original lot g. in souare
"a u, anG bounded follows to wit: Beginning ar a
south from the northwest angle of the SQUARE and
thence running along said street due south d feet
thence due east 100 feet. thence due north 15 fest
thence due west 100 feet to the place of beginning
Terms; one third cash and balance la one and two
years from the day OF SALE the notes Of the
centum annum, and secured by deed of trsf u,on
the property sold, all cash at the option of the mr.
chaser deposit OF - q required at the time of sale
ON each lot II the terms Of sale Complied with
within seven days the trustee the right 10 RE-
sell 1t the risk and costs Of the defauing purchaser
All conyeyancing ct the ccst of the purchaser
WILLIAM K. DUHAMEI.
$40 Louisiana avenue Trustea
JOHN SHERMAN h co.. Real Estate Auctioneers
927 street. o5dE5s
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1 POSITIVE CURE

Without Medicines
A4LAN'S SOLUBLE INDICATED BOUGIE9
Patented October Is. 1876 One box
No. will cure any case I'm four DAYS or less
No. Will cure the most obstinate case, no mattar -
bow long standing.
No nauseous doses of cubebs oopabla oil of sandal
WOOD that are certain TO produce dyspepsia by destroy
ing the ccaings of the stomach
Pr1ce 81 90. Sold by all druggists mailed on re-
cept Of price. For further particulars send for cir
cular p u. Box i, 539.
J. c. ALLAN CO.. SO John street. New YORK
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n OTHING SHORT OF UNMISTAKABLE
~ BENEFITS

n OTHING SHORT OF UNMISTAKABLE
~ BENEFITS
conferred upon tens Of thousands of sufferers could
originate and maintain the reputation which AYERS
sAhSAPARlLLA enjoys. 1t is compound Of the best
vegetable alternatives, with the Iodes of Potassium and
lron-al powerful, blood making blood cleansing and
is the most efectual of all remedies
Tor scrofulous. mercurial blood disorders. Uni
1ormly successful and certain it produces rapid and
complete cures OF scrofula Sores, Boils Humors, Fm
PIES Eruphons Skin Diseases and all disorders arising
from lmpurity OF the blood By its nvigoratng effects
1t always relieves and often Liver Complaints
Female Weaknesses and Irregularities and is potent
remover OF waning vitality For purifying the blood it
mas no equal 1t tones the system, restores and pre-
serves the health and mparts vigor and energy For
forty years it has been in extensive use and is to-day
the most available medicine for the suffering sick
For sale by all druggists 1882
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The C0nrrs

COUNT IN GENERAL TERM.
Yesterday, Edwards, assignee, agt EntwiSle:
argument OF Garnette concluded and hearing post
pOned 10 Thursday.
EQUITY C0URT.-.fttdCe Hdgner.
Yeste rday ,Marschauer agt Marschauer: divorce
vino. mat granted. Langley agt Ferry; Eliza
Ferry appointed guardian ad litem. Costello aRt.
Knight; time TO take compliments testimony
limited TO 81 days. 0'Day agt 0'Day; auditors
report confirmed ana distribution ordered. S1ur-
gs agt Holiday; auditor directed to allow solicit
tor fee OF $3.50 Van Rlswick agt Morrison; tes-
timony before Irwin Ii. Linton ordered taken
Wiener agt. Utermehle; rule on defendants re-
turnabR october 16 granted. Fitzgerald agt
Kennedy; time to take testimony limited to 20
Gays. Onut agt King; sale ratified nisi and cause
referred TO auditor. Moore agt. Barber; demurrer
sustained, with leave TO amend in two days
turnabe October II granted. Moore agt Moore
b. +. Leighton appointed guardian ad litem. Cam
non agt Cannon; alimony pendente lite refused.
Waters agt. Waters; pro confesso against defend
ants Chew vacated Durant agt Calvert; Linden
Kent substituted as trustee.
CRIMINAL CoURT-JItdCe HDlie.
To-day, j. c. Goodman, {. c. DuncanSon and T.
S. Gartrell, petit jurors, were excused. The
marshal returned n. j. Hillman, w. b. Palmer,
Ill. j. Hoyle, Thomas Blagden, w. K. Abbott, X. c.
Hewett, Z. III. HOrSell, Z. f. Brooks and Charles
A. Shafer TO fill vacancies. MeSsrs Hoyle and
Shater were excused. Messrs. HiIlman, Palmer
Blagden, Abbott and Morsell were accented and
Elijah Williams, assault with intent 10 kill;
EliZabe tn Allen, witness, was released from jail
on bail.
THE NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
The following are the oDening and closing prices
CT the New York Stock Market to-day, as reported
by special wire to Ii. Ii. Dodge $50 18th street
Name. O. c. Name, O. c.
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SUIT TO EJECT Gov. SPRAGUR FROM CANoNcHEr
Trustee Chafee has begun proceedings against
Gov. Sprague to eject him from Canonchet The
notice was served on Gov. Sprague yesterday.
The case viii be tried In November. The suit is
brought In accordance with the decision OF Judge
Sttness in the recent contempt case. in which he
refused 70 order Gov. Sprague's forcible removal
Chafee with the other Sprague property, leaving
the plaintiff the right to his case In the court
or common pleas and there establish better title
than that claimed by Gov. Spragua