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DEFIANCE AND ARCTIC.

DEFIANCE AND ARCTIC.
The Defiance of this city and the Arctic
club of Philadelphia, had contest at the
Union street grounds Saturday afternoon,
which resulted In the favor of the visitors
by score of l2 to 9. The game was wit
messed by about 400 spectators, and while
rather close for eight innings was replete
with numerous errors on the part of both
sides. At the end OF the eighth inning the
score was to 9 in favor of the Arctics, but
during the ninth the Philadelphia party had
i've more strokes added to their record,
while the Wilmington players were set aside
with blank, their batting being equally as
faulty as their fielding. In the first inning
Shields the catcher of the Defiance, was
struck ON the thumb with ball and had the
end of that digit badly cut and the nail
loosened. His place was taken by Maloney,
who did some good work, and was struck
in the face with a hard ball, the blow being
broken by the mask he wore. The score
was carelessly kept that we are only able to
give 1t by innings, as follows
Defiance. .......... ] 0 ! o
Arctics. ...........1 8 0 o BIZ
RETURN GAME.
The McGrath Senate OF this city and Brady
Senate of New Castle, will play match
game of ball on next Thursday, the l4th
instant, at the Union Park grounds.
OTHER POINTS AND GAMES.
The j. L. Carpenter club of this city
played the Acme of Newport on Saturday at
/ the latter place, aud an interesting game Is
reported, in which the Wilmington party
| won by score of II to l3. Thompson, the
Carpenters pitcher, was retired in the sixth
inning with a split thumb. The club has
standing challenge for any other nine
whose members are under IS years of age.
Address 2. Cottingham, 800 MARYLAND
avenue.
The Unique and Hickory mines had a
game on the Rodney street grounds Satur-
day afternoon, in which the former was vic
torious by the following score;
Hickory. 9 b-le
| Unique ............,2 x-b
The Belts maehlne shop club Saturday
afternoon defeated nine from the foundry
of the Harlan 4 Hollingsworth Co. by q
score of 20 TO g.
To morrow afternoon on the new grounds
the Our Boys and the Houstons of Soutf
Chester will play a match game. Tht
Houston is one of the best amateur mines II
Pennsylvania. Game Will be called at .3.3t
| O'Clock sharp.
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BASE BALL.

The Young America Beats Our Boys and
the ArCtics Beat the Defianee-Other
Games. Ftt
The match game of base ball between Our
Boys of this city and the Young America
of Philadelphia, played on Saturday after
noon on the cricket grounds at Stenton
Park, took good many Wilmingtonians to
the Quaker City. The game resulted in .
victory for the Young America by score of
IS To 5. The Young America was in good
trim, and of the Our Boys TatnalI was the
only one who distinguished himself by good
playing.
The complete score Is as follows
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An Unsafe Bed.

Thomas Farr, boarder at the Steamboat
Hotel, went, to sleep on the roof of a piazza
in the third story on Saturday night. Be
tween 3 and O'Clock Sunday morning he
rolled from his couch to the ground, where
he was nlcked Ap with broken arm and
numerous bruises. A physician was called
and the mans injuries Attended to.
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TICKET TO WIN.
...ocRArs COMPLETE
he p55EiR GOOD WORK.
,rvrv TICKET NOMINATED
put in the Field on saturday
n rI rnoon-yory, ,.Ia. Little oppo'''D'@' pp"''''

aba, Il complete, and it Is a good
INe InsciA0nghout ncAu, n the county on Saturday
,.,l.a. IalUus We're put in the field for the
DasInr IlSstnre, Levy Court, Assessors, I'm In
iS, .a,sS t'Ii bS any contests of note and things
;Sls,at ;TSllmInSto4 George H. Bates, Esq.,
n,minaled n for the Legislature Without
%lnd lIn" and n. E, Lannon was nominated
Cs'Ia y Va.sssor s in the Southern District and
ls 1e Mai W'CsIl in the Northern District.
Hllh MA, no onposition to Mr.. Mccall.
I,ODsn was opposed by F.k' D. Davis
Hugh Burke -. 1. an follows In
,rn,or--gRpRRs AND
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Total AMOUNT Of !
An Inquest.

Coroner Weldin held an inquest last
night upon the body of William W,rons'ey, ,n s,s
colored, aged one year, who diea h Wnlle ths n,e
mother was carrying him 1nrougn I.an - visit si
] Sriends in the Ninth Ward. Death was
caused by bronchial catarrh.
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An Ola I.a,ly,s Death.

Nancy Monke, an old woman living on
Pnena Vista Place, the farm of Miss Doug
lass. is dead. She was 80 years old and was
we'll known. Last evening Registrar Frazer
granted a permit to have the body moved 10
Georgia for interment.
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Creek Sereek shallcross, st. Georges I;
James I. Taylor, APPOINTMENTS George
O.. Rothwell, Blackbird. .l,. 49,
Messrs. James T. Taylor and Henry H.
Wells were the only retiring members Of the
Levy Court who were candidates for re-
nomination, and the latter was defeated.
The ticket throughout Is conceded to be
unusually strong.
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Arrested and Released.

A young man with a horse was arrested
when the FELTON, landed at noon yesterday,
he being suspected Of stealing the animal III
philadelphia. He was soon released, the
description being at fault.
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rnnara Iirhts Put In.

The steamer Virginius of Baltimore came
into Wilmington Saturday afternoon aud is
now at Harlan 4 Hollingsworth,s wharyes.
She will have electric lights put In her simi-
lar TO those on the Carolina.
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Indications.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 11.-For the Middle
Atlantic States, partly cloudy weather, with
rain; easterly shifting to westerly winds
falling, followed by rising barometer sta
tionary or higher temperature.
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Mr.. Bigelow, the counsel for Sergeant
Mason, has received from the Secretary of
War a letter declining to furnish copy of
the opinion of Judge Advocate General
Swain in Mason's case, giving as reason
that such reports are confidential in their
nature, Mr.. Bigelow will probably attempt
10 secure the release of Mason on writ of
habeas corpus within few days.
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ARABI'S TACTICS.
How He Engaged the English Troops on
Flank and Centre SATURDAY..

Flank and Centre saturday
KAssAssIN, Sept. 10.-In the engagement
yesterday, besides the Egyptians who adj
vanced from Tel-el-Ke a force of !, 800
men crossed the desert from Salhiyeh and
operated ON the right flank of the British.
These troops continued the engagement
after the Tel-el-Kebir force had retired.
They had Krupp battery which they
handled we'll. The British heavy cavalry
pushed them hard and finally captured one
Krupp gun, with the team and equipment,
and a green standard, which was taken from
the hands of dead standard bearer belong
ing to one of Arab Pasha's crack regiments.
The Salahiyeh contingent were routed, but
the Others REACHED Tel-el-kebir in fairly
good order. The British loss was compara-
lively small, perhaps so in all killed and
wounded. Arabi's plan was well devised,
but required better troops to carry it out,
although the Egyptians fought better than
they have heretofore.
Saturdays repulse Of Arahi Pasha is con-
sidered by some as complete success Tor
the English, who had never calculated upon
his attacking them In such a manner. The
enemy did not retire until the English
| infantry advanced. Arab left about 200
| dead and wounded on the field. The
wounded state that the English right was
attacked by five battalions of infantry, With
L HFt guns anu DOu CdNhlly buc YUM
mand of Mahmoud Pasha Sami, from Sala-
hiyeh. The enemy had altogether $4,000
| men. g..
AFTER THE BATTLE.
Saturday night passed quietly, the enemy
having disappeared behind their intrench-
ments. At daybreak Sunday morning the
English began to throw up rife pits around
| Kassassin In order to prevent Arab Pasha
| from approaching near enough to shell their
| camp. A picket of the Thirteenth Bengal
| lancers charged regiment of the enemy's
| cavalry, rode through them and killed ter
men, losing one of their own, whose body
was subsequently discovered full of bayOnet
wounds. The enemy threw many of theil
own wounded alive into the canal. The Foot
Guards have arrived at the front. Stores
are coming up fast. The wounded are doing
excellently. The English loss during the
engagement was fifty wounded. None were
killed.
1t is learned from prisoners taken in Sat
| urday's engagement that Ali Paeha Fehmi
led the attack of the enemy. Two of tn
wounded British soldiers have died.
The Highland Brigade, which left Is
MALTA IN Saturday, only advanced ten
miles. The weather was extremely hot and
the men suffered terribly. Two of them
died from sunstroke and few others are
not expected to live. Two hundred mer
fell out OF the ranks during Saturdays
| march,
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LOCAL LACONICS.

The FELTON, left Wilmington yesterday
afternoon at | Is instead of 2 O'Clock as
heretofore, and consequently many people
were left behind,
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LOTS SOLD.
Heald a. Company's Sale OF Real Estate
saturday Afternoon.

On Saturday afternoon Heald Y Co. sold
IS building lots ON Wopdlandl brant ana
Bayard avenues, and Margaret, Race, Eighth
and Ninth streets. The sales were us
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E-aaarlca,a Postmaster.

On Saturday, John +. Darrpw was
appointed postmaster at Frederiea to succeed
John w. boone, resigned.
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WAsHINGToN, Sept. fiat 10. 10 the jury
entered the court room and through their
foreman reported to the court that they had
reached conclusion as to four of the de-
PENDANTS, but that they stood as on Saturday
as to the others, being unable to agree as to
them. The court declined to receive the
verdict and took recess until 2 p. NJ.
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The Northern District the polls were
M oply in the Sixth and Seventh Wards,
4 being no opposing candidates, and 20
we're cast in the former for George IL.
II Esq., for Representative, and Josiah
sall for Inspector, and IS votes In the
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['a,0v a,0vntsTRIcT--KEPREsRNTATIvEAND AND
y ihN aar-aanD
Represent've. Asses

kDual 3 majority over Davis, oSd over
$50, -. a..
4 Me Third Ward one vote was cast for
X Ecke for Representative.
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The eoo.a Tue COUNTY TICKET.
Senator'S n ticket selected is as follows !:
SStek hundraar swithin Chandler, Mill
Gs New Gest,a and Alexander B. Cooper,
dySSinneaaatiyes-Henry ". Barlow.
SIllnlnptonn. ~ inbred; George H Bates ESQ.
MILAN Gu, Ca,odso .hooert c. Justis, Uhristiana:
sd Lion. WSpea, w Peneader; A. N. sutton,
'laes Y. Craws, r, a, oomegys, st. Georges; DR..
Levy Connm.lord, AppoQulniminR.
! S1snan MINI NM Gu Commissioners-Edward
Rsd Lion Li,niil 1Greek hundred John 4. Cheairs
James II. Mackey, White Cha,
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CLERKS SALE.
SOUTH CAROLINA-C0UNTY OF YORK
TN THE COMMON PLEAS

CLERKS SALE.
SOUTH CAROLINA-C0UNTY OF YORK.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS
James F. Hart. Plaintiff, against John R. Gard
ner, Administrator, and Others Defend
ants.
TN obedience to the Decree of His Honor j.
8. Cothran, one of the Circuit Judges OF the
said State, made in the above entitled cause,
dated April 9Th, 1882, I will expose to public
sale, at York Court House, on the
FIRST MONDAY (Sales- Day. IN NOVEMBER,
Next, during the legal hours Of sale, the Real
Estate described in the pleadings herein, to wit
ALL THAT HOUSE AND LOT
In the town of Yorkvile, and known as the Dr..
J. NJ. Lowry lot, on East Liberty Street, con-
tanning
TWO ACRES, MORE OR LESS,
Adjoining lots of Mrs. Snider, Robt. j. Latta and
the Episcopal Church lot.
Also all that plantation on Fishing Creek, and
known as the DR.. J. M. Lowry place, as sub di'
vided by w. B. Allison, d. s. Plats on file in
this Office. All that piece or parcel designated
as No. l. in Plat. containing
TWO HUNDRED AND NINETY ACRES,
More or less, bounded by lands of R. B. Kenne,
DIV and John IT. Lowry, and other lands OF salu
Lowry, North of Fishing Creek.
All that piece, parcel or tract of land, designa-
ted as No. 2. in Plat, containing
THREE HUNDRED AND TWENTY ACRES,
More or less, adjoining lands of John T. Lowry,
Sutton lands and w. Y. Jones and others, Most
of this tract also lies North of the Creek.
Also all that piece. parcel or tract of land deslg
mated as No. g. in Plat containing
TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY ACRES,
More or less, adjoining lands of Dr. J: R. Brat!on,
w. Y. Jones, Sutton lands and others. This
tract lies South of Fishing Creek.
Also all that piece, parcel or tract of land, stu-
ted near the town of Yorkville, containing
FIFTY TWO ACRES, MORE OR LESS,
Adjoining lands of DR.. r. T. Allison. Mrs. c. j.
Robertson. and others.
TERMS OF SALE.
One-third Cash: balance of purchase money in
two equal installments, payable in one and two
years. with interest from day of sale, and secured
by the bond of the purchaser orpurchasers, with
mortgage Of the premises sold. Purchaser to
pay for papers.
October 12 IL At
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SADDLERY HARDWARE.
JOHN G.. KUYKENDAL.
YORK DRUG STORE PARAGRAPHS.

have for sale about one hundred bushels or
the Justly celebrated defiance Wheat" The
Weld from this variety, this season. has been from
80 to 45 bushels from one sown. The SEED oner
is from the original stock introduced by me III
1880, and is unmixed with any other grain. Price
81 90 per bushel Apply at the York Drug Store,
or to J. BOLIVAR SCOTT 4 miles South OF
Yorkville.
That Cotton Seed Oil is perfect substitute for
Lard for all cooking purposes, and much more
economical, is a fact now well established. Our
experience and that of many families in the coun-
try and town ustifies all that we have said in It's
favor. The pure white winter pressed OIL can De
bought at the York Drug Store
We have in store ton Of White Lead, large
stock of Prepared Paints, raw and boiled olls,
general and house-paint'ng material; we are
prepared to give very close prices on these goods.
Do not send away from home and pay 10 cents
a cake for Dobbin's Electric Soap, when you can
get it at the York Drug Store cakes for 20 cents.
Our stock of Drugs Chemicals, Patent ana
Proprietary Medicines, and Druggists Sundries,
is always very full, select and fresh.
have just received Is tons of Dissolved Bone,
or "Irish Bone" and 10 tons of Ammoniated Bone
or Guano for the fall sowing of wheat and oats.
These goods will be furnished to planters Tor
cash or on time payable from the proceeds OF the
grain crop in July or from the cotton crop, III
November, 1883. For prices apply at the YORK
Drug Store.
For Wheat growers we have in store 100 lbs. or
Blue Stone.
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WITHERS ADICKES.
NEW GOODS.

NEW GOODS.
"ITHERs ADICKEs is now receiving lots
w of New Goods in his new quarters and he
calculates to make proper efforts to continue to
handle his full share of Groceries, Crockery,
Glassware, Hardware, Wooden and Willow
Ware, Tin Ware, etc.
HARDWARE.
Our stock Is full. Just received Horse Shoes,
Nails, Screws, Locks, Hinges, Andirons, Shovel
and Tongs, Knives and Forks. Carvers, Shot,
Cattle Chains, Monkey Wrenches, Coffee Mills.
Good bronze top Boys Axes, Sheep Shears,
Pistols in variety, Guns-a few on hand. VIII
order any kind at less than ordinary price
kind on small commission. Pots-1 to 10 gallons,
Oven Lids, Carpet Stretchers, Pinking Irons,
Waffle and Wafer Irons, Razors, Pocket Knives,
Of all prices Gun Fixtures, Knife Steels, Com
passes Rules, Measuring Tapes, Drawing Knives,
SILVERWARE,
OF the best plate, Qnadruple on white metal, and
few solid Silver Goods. Spoons, etc: Will also
order In this line for less than we could sell from
stock.
Are being received every few days, and we don t
allow any folks to eclipse US for nice goods ana
low prices. Our yellow Sugar at ten cents, and
white at eleven are hard to beat and we ask an =
inspection of our Coffees. A decent article at 8
pounds for $l.O0. Spices, Teas, New Orleans MO-
lasseS, good and beautlful SyrupS soaps, Diuei'R,
Starch, Mess Pork, Lard, which is warranted
pure, Hams, etc. a#N-
TINWARE. >
Stove Baking Pans, Tin Toilet Sets, Solder, Sheet
Tin. some nice Cake Pans. and Tin generally in
every shape An Oil can that won't leak, etc.
CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE
Tea and Chamber Sets, several styles; decora:
ted Plates, Cups and Saucers, and Dishes OF all
shapes, bought at low prices. Glass Berry Stands,
Cake Salvas Goblets, Wine Glasses. etc. 10 ar
rive, nice assortment of Mazolica, in attractive
styles. P. G. thin Granite Wareis neat and cheaP'
SCALE BEAMS
At low prices. Moving Scythes, It inch Rope
for digging wells, etc.
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LISTEN TO MY SONG!

LISTEN TO MY SONG!
nOBSON has 500 cakes Lubin Soap at cents
DOBSON has 500 pairs of Socks at cents.
DOBSON has 500 pairs of Ladies' Hose at 10 cents
DOBsON has 500 Suits of Clothing, cheap.
DOBSON has 100 Trunks for sale.
DOBSON has 500 yards Dress Goods from 10 cents
to 81. per yard
DOBsON has l 900 yards shrting
DOBSON has 200 Under-Shirts for sale.
DOBSON has 100 White Shirts for sale.
DOBSON has 100 Colored Shirts for sale.
DOBSON has 100 Pocket Knives for sale.
DOBSON has 10000 Screws for sale.
DOBSON has 1000 pairs Of Shoes for sale.
DOBSON has 200 pairs of Boots for sale.
DOBSON has 1000 yards Jeans from l2t to 10
cents per yard.
DoBsofN has 500 yards Red Flannel from Is to rs
cents.
DOBsON has 1000 yards Sea Island shirting.
DOBSON has 100 Ladies' Baskets for sale
DOBSON has 100 Satcbels for SALE
DOBSON has 25 Men s Valises.
DOBSON has IL Wood Bench Screws for sale.
DOBSON has 25 Hand Axes for sale.
DOBS0N has so Chopping Axes es for sale.
DOBSON has 1000 yards Bed Ticking for sale.
DOBSON has 1000 yards Alamsnce for sale.
DOBSON has 100 Pad Locks for sale. !.
DOBSON has 100 Rim Locks for sale. ss
DOBSON has 100 Anger Bits for sale.
DOBSON has IL Plane Bits for sale.
DOBSON has 100 Chisels for sale -.-
DOBSON has TO- 900 Dress Buttons for sale.
DOBSON has 10, 900 Spools Coates Cotton.
DOBSON has 500 Spools of Silk forsale.
DOBSON has 100 Blankets for sale.
DOBSON has IL Comforts for sale.
DOBSON has 100 Balmorals for sale.
DOBSON has 100 Cloaks and Domans for sale.
DOBSON has 900 Gents Hats for sale.
DOBSON has 500 pounds Chewing Tobacco.
DOBSON has IL Sewing Machines for sale.
DOBSON has 1000 yards Prints at cents.
DOBSON has rs White Counterpanes for sale.
DOBSON has 500 dollars worth Of Jewelry.
DOBSON has has pictorial paper for every per-
son. free.
All the above and ten thousand other things
for sale, as cheap. and many of them cheaper,
than YOU can buy. Come, see and get my prices,
and if you are not prejudced against me, can
surely SELL Remember my motto, "Qnick Sales
and Short Profits" T. M. DOBSON,
Leader of Low Cash Prices.
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AUCTION SALES.
SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
BY EXECUTRIX,

DY virtue of the power given me by the will of
I'D II. F. ADICKES, deceased, will sell at pub
lie sale, at York Court House, on
SALES-DAY IN NOVEMBER,
all the Real Estate belonging to the said deceased,
consisting of the following town lots and farming
lands, to-wit:
corner of Congress and Liberty streets, in the
town of Yorkville, containing two large and
handsome store rooms on Congress street, togeth.
| er with large number of rooms on the second
and third stories.
2. The house and lot Immediately in the rear
of the brick building containing acre Of land
with large and comfortable two story dwelling
house thereon, now occupied as a residence by
w. B. Williams. Esq. This lot has also on it three
small buildings fronting on Liberty street.
g. The house and lot situated ......street
formerly the property and residence of w. G..
Owen, and known as the "Owen Lot" This lot
contains one acre of land, and has on 1t COM
Portable dwelling house of..."....rooms with the
| necessary outbuildings.
4. A lot on corner of Liberty street opposite
the Meek lot containing acre.
s. tract of land one mile from York Court
House, on the Gabbys Ford road, bounded by
lands of DR.. J. M: Lowry, r. J. Latta, Estate OF
James Finley and others, containing 227 acres.
About rs acres of the land is under cultivation /;
the balance is wood land.
s. tract of land, six miles from Yorkville,
lying near Phlladelpnla Cnurcn, known aS tie
Henrietta Williams" place, bounded by lands
of 8. G. Hemphill, Jno. s. Bratton Samuel j..
Garrison, Aiken and others. and containing
227 acres, and has on it good houses, barns &C.,
usually found on farm. This farm has about
$50 acres of cultivated land of which Is acres are
fine bottom, the balance consists of fine timber,
and is most valuable farm. 1t is at present oc-
cuped and worked by Mr.. A. L. Jonas, to whom
it is leased until January, 1884, and will be sold
subject to this lease, the purchaser to collect and
receive the rents for the year 1888.
Either Of the two tracts Of land, Nos B and o.,
will be divided into tracts end sold to suit purcha
sers.
TERMS OF SALE.
One.half cash on day of sale, the balance to be
paid on lst November, 1888, with interest from
day of SALE note to be secured by mortgage OF the
property purchased. And in case of town prop
erty the building to be insured, and the policy
assigned for benefit of Estate. Possession to be
given lst January.
Persons desiring information or inspection of
any of the above described property can obtain
same by calling on H. F. Adickes or Withers
Adickes, at Yorkville s. G.
MARY L. ADICKES, Executrix.
September 81 3s 7w