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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-09-19
a FATAL BL0K.
A 1Iarydel Merchant Deals a Dendiy

A JIarydel Merchant Deals n Dendly
i3IOw 10 n Negro.
Special Correspondence of Gazette and journal
MARYDEL, Nd, Sept. 16.-A fracas 90.
Cured at Henderson, Caroline county,
last Monday night, that is causing q
merchant at that place considerable
trouble aud anxiety. On the evening of
that day young man by the name Of
Brown became intoxicated and entered
the store of Hynson Goo6en and beoom-
ing disorderly he was ordered ont Of the
store which he refused to do and was
again ordered out. On his refusal to leave
Mr. Gooden went around the counter and
picked up an axe handle and struck MIN
over. the head knocking him insensible.
As he failed to regain consciousness
Drs. Goldsboro and Hsrdcastle were
summoned by Mr. Gooden and every
thing was done for tine suffering man,
but they failed to bring him out, and he
remained In comatose condition despite
the efforts of the doctors. Saturday
morning the physicians gave up all hope
of his recovery.
The father OF the young man went be-
fore Esquire Richards and got out writ
for Gooden when he appeared and gave
bail for 81 900 Tor his appearance at the
next term of Caroline court, pending the
result OF the injuries.
Mr. Gooden il one Of the large family
OF Goodens living al Willow Grove, Del,
and is peaceable, quiet and uuofending
citizen aud has theaympathy Of the people
generally.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-09-19

Special Correspondence {. Gazette and Journal
M1LFoap, Sept, l7--fhs SoGta Miifora
public school opened yesterday for tds
fall and winter sessions. This building
has bseD greatly improved tniq sumner,
an addition having been built TO accpm-
mediate tie fast growing school. Last
winter Il WAS found necessary 20 rent q
room awsy from the building 10 accom-
modate the small children.
An attempt was made Yesterday TO get
the Belle of Dover uI at Slaughter
Beach With little SUCCESS 40 the forcs wac
30 small. This morniug Mr.. Thomas
Draper took large party of vorkmen
from town and has hopes of getting her
of to-day Or tomorrow. No attempt has
been made as yet to get the .Orrio v.
nsosko of.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-09-19
ZIG ErRn ArsHAEuaD.

OveY S2O,00O Worth of Property Do-
strOy ed--'Tem SLOre-, TOwO, Ma
sonic nad odd Fellows tAaii in
tsites-4n 1nceudtary's WORK.
Special Dispatch 10 Gazette and journal.
SEAFoRD, Sept. lS.-One of the largest
and most destructive fires took place
here last night that has ever visited this
town. II originated in Morrow's block
and swept the entire street az far as ]. G.
Collisions residence. The following
stores and dwellings were destroyed +:
Morrow's block and dwelling occupied
as follows: Residence of j. L. Phillips,
furniture, loss, $500; George Dolby,
store, loss, 81 900; Jacob Pepsrt, store,
loss, 50, 900; W. D. Robinson, store, loss,
5000; Morrow's block loss, $4,000.
Masonic Hall and drug store Of F. A.
sbipley, loss, 50 800.
Town Hall, loss, $1,000.
Residence and jewelry store OF W. A.
Howard; loss 81 900.
Odd Fellows Hall and store of A. G..
Greenbaum; loss, So, 900.
-Four stores owned by ]. o. Collision
and occupied by A. s. WooIlsy, John
Harris, A. F. Phillips and Miss Kate
Wiley were destroyed; loss, 81 800.
NJ. W. Aliens oflice; loss, $3.50.
All losers are insured except George
Dolby, j. t. Phillips and W. A. Howard.
1t is thought to be the work of an
incendiary.
The fire Ia now under control. Two
engines of the department from viii.
mington arrived early this morning and
are doing effective service.
Fred. Ross, Hallwood MifTlin ant
Thomas Truman, Delaware railroad train
men, worked most zealously to subdu'
the flames. They spread wet blanket
ON roofs of buildings and otherwise as
slated in staying the progress of tn
flames. Mr.. Ross resides in this city
During his battle with the flames thu
clothing he wore was destroyed.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-09-19
HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
Resumption OF the Society's Meet
ings-Its FlOurishing Condition.

Resumption OF the socteIy's Meet
ings-Its Fl0urishing Condition.
At the meeting of the Historical
Society Monday evening Hon. Leonard e.
Wales presided. Among the other MEM
bers presenI were the Rev. T. Gardiner
Littell D. D., George H. Bates, Esq.,
Dra. Up. Wales, l.. P. Bush, Horace Burr,
II. P. johnson and W. F. Quinby, Willard
Porter, Esq, Colonel w. A. La Motto,
Henry O. Conrad Eeq., f. q. Hoffecker,
Esq, L, q. yandegrift, Esq, James l..
De Won, Christian Febiger, O. s. How
land, Ferdinand L. Gilpin.
Tho librarian reported the receipt Of a
donation of pamphlets, books, manu-
scripte &c., inclusive of the official record
OF the Union and Confederate armies in
tho War OF the Rebellion a$1 GOO con,
federats bond copies OF the record OF
the centennial celebration and the IN.
yelling of the Washington monument al
Newburg. N. u; journalistic records Of
the YOUNGSTOWN flood contributed by DR.,
Bush an old pockethook made in the
year 1861 in Kent county, Nd, from g.
W. Comegys; contributions from the
Public Library OF Boston, Mass; pam
phlet on American antiquities from the
Rev. 9. D. Peet; treatise on the Italian
language from William Ashmead; and
volnme OF the Chanoery reports Of Del
aware from the State.
The treasurer's report showed the 80
cisty's bank balance to be $55l.6i.
An invitation from DUPONT Post to at
tend the G. A. Is. celebrations at tht
Opera House to-day was accepted.
Bids were opened from publishing
companies for the printing Of DR.. Burr
"History OF the Early Settlement o
the SSedss in Delaware" Awarding o
the contract was postponed until mex
meeting.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-09-19
GIANT PowDKR UNEAsTHHD.
Desperate Measures TO Disiodge a
Troublesome Neighbour

Desperate Measures TO Disiodgo n
Troublesome Neighbour.
BAN FBANoIsoo, GAL, Sept. 1S.-Gisnt
powder enough to destroy the entire
neigbborhood was unearthed few days
ago by James Haskins as he was digging
on his lot. The story Of the find has
Just come ont. The property is in tbs
most precipitous district in the city and
Hsskins sought to level on the
ground. His methods met with
strong objections from the neigh
bors and it ia supposed some OF
these adopted desperate game to get
Haskins out of the way and blow MP his
property. As Haskins was working
about the place with pick he upturned
what looked like stick Of candy. On
looking closer he saw the word "Giant"
stamped on it. His heart stood
still, for in moment he realized
it was giant powder. Three dynamite
bombs and 81 sticks Of giant
powder were unesrthed within q short
compass. This was turned over to the
police, who have since been at work on
the case without satisfactory results.
Across the street nearly 700 children
were az school and had chance blow
from Haskin's pick exploded the giant
powder, half of the families at that end
Of the town would have been in mourning.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-09-19
LAUREL.

Special Correspondence Of Gazette and Journal
LAUREL, Sept. ll.--Mr. Eugene Had.
sou OF Vienna, Md, hos purchased and
occupied the pharmacy OF W N. Hitch
4 o., and succeeds to their husineag.
Greenwood is being improved by sew
eraishouSas and new depot. Mr. Gorby
haa purchased the hotel from W, II.
Morris and is preparing to build on add.
tion to il.
The Episcopal people ere arranging
fora grand meeting at the old St. Peters
Episcopal Church, which has not been
uaei for years, and is tnuch dilgpidated.
The meeting will DO on Sunday, Septenl,
bes 29th aud number OF prominent
olergymen are to be here as it is the OBJ
iect to rs-ostablish the old church.
Saturday morning Witnessed the de.
cease OF the eyed widow OF the late
Alfred Hestn, Mt one time prominent rs
one Of Sussex eoun,y'pla large land owners.
Mrs Hoarn had boon an invalid for many
months.
Mrs. Parker, rslict Of s. L. Parker, de-
ceased, 10 building new residences On
Railroad avenue.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-09-19
the peace and In default was committed
tn fna on atndp nf thu ahnrIH

the peace and In default was committed
to toe custody OF the sheriff.
Alfred Lopez, colored, was tried on q
charge OF carrying concealed deadly
weapon Sergeant Peterson testified that
he arrested Topper, on June 22d, and on
searching him at the city hall razor was
found in his pocket. The jury rendered
a verdict of guilty without leaving the
box, and Lopez was sentenced to fine OF
$25 and imprisonment for 80 days.
Charles Layton pleaded guilty to q
similar charge and was sentenced to 10
days imprisonment. 30 did Robert 3.
Cooper, colored, who was member Of
the fife and drum corps that got into the
trouble, resulting in tho killing of Walter
E. Wright at Sixth and Monroe streets,
last June. Cooper was the base drummer
and had a revolver in his pocket when
arrested. His sentence was 1926 fine and
imprisonment for 80 days.
The first Of the four murder trials was
next started, and jury was drawn to try
Samuel Peo, the italian who fatally
stabbed Samuel Edwards, colored, dur
ing fracas at Front and Market Streets
on the afternoon Of Saturday, May llth.
| Peo was brought into court by Deputy
| Sheriffs Scott and Allen, the former lead.
ing with the red pike in his hands and
the latter bringing up the rear with a
black pike, in accordance with the time
honored old English custom.
The Jury was drawn with but little
trouble or delay. or the 50 names called
Frank Pordham, Edward Hsnce, Sr.
Samuel Moore and Walter F. Southgate
had conscientious acruples against And
ing a verdict OF guilty where the punish,
ment is death. The defence peremptorily
challenged William Rockhouse, William
B. Evans, David Steelman, Harlan High
field, Alexander Mitten, Oliver @. Ly
nam, Joseph A. Brooks, Charles Walton
George Whittook, Orlando O. MoGargle
George ID. Hickey, David II. Bayne acc
Charles W. Oonyers, ID in all.
The State challenged Howard E. p
Flynn, Nathan Lieberman and Clarence
Jamison.
= George d. Jester was excused from
Service, without the usual questions.
The jury, as finally secured, is as fol
lows: William Kothwell, Daniel L
Davie, John w. Voshell, Wellington W
Frazer, George d. Armstrong, John E
Kelley, Henry Leeoh, George L
Townsend, James Habberd, Samuel 2
Roberts, George CLOUD and James W
Ware.
After Attorney. general Blggs made hi
opening OF the case before the jury cour
took recess until 3 O'Clock.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-09-19
Ex E0UTOR,s SALE.
Property OF the Late John Il. Ei
IIUtL ut auction.

Property OF the Late John Il. I'll
hUtL ut Auction.
Edward G.. Bradford ESQ, executor OF
the estate of John Il. Elliott, sold he
following property at auction tn d 3
afternoon
Two aud half stored brick house,
No South Broome street, lot SIS feet by
"a feet inches. to William j. Fisher;
prise, $2,S0O.
Lot on west side of Broome street
south Of Front, ITO feet by 80 feet 0
inches, TO Patrick Neary; price, $632 So
An adjoining lot, 146 feet inches by
"a feet inches, to James White; prics,
1861. so.
Two. storied brick houss. No 1919
West Fourth street, lot II by 30 feet, to
Robert Il. Fisher; price, 81 400.
Eight lots beyond Eleventh street
bridge, to William j. Fisher; average
prica, So per foot.
Three lots on the west side OF franklin
street north of Linden, to P. Bolen; terms
private.
Nine lots on west sids of Franklin
street north of Linden, to DR.. Read j.
Mckay; terms private.
The house No. 3 South B-oome street
and two lots on Linden street west OF
Franklin, which were advertised to be
sold, were not offered.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-09-19
Dyspepsia

Makes many lives miserable, and often leads to
self destruction. Distress after eating, sick head
ache. heartburn, sour stomach, mental depres-
sion, etc., are caused by this very common and
increasing disease, Hoods sarsaparllls tones tho
stomach, creates an appetite, promotes healthy
digestion, relieves sick headache, clears tho
mind, and cures the most obstinate cases of dys.
pepsia. Read the following:
al have been troubled with dyspepsia. had
but little appetite, and what did eat distressed
me- or did me little gooo. In an hour after eating
would experience n fantness or tired, allgone
feeling. as though had not eaten anything.
Hoods Sarsaparills did me an immense amount
OF good. 1t gave me an appetite. and my food
rellshed and satisfied the craving had previously
experienced. 1t relieved me Of that faint. tired,
all-gone feeling. have felt SO much better since
took Hoods sarsaparilla, that am happy to
recommend It," G. A. PAGE, Waterfowl, Mass.
Al ii nap 60 ,aN au1
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-09-19
willIan, Kyno Fined 1900.

William Kyne was arraigned before
Judge Ball ia the city court Tuesday
morning charged with selling liquor on
sunday, August 25th, the day Of Big
Quarterly. Jacob Wolf, colored, testified
that he bought drinks there several times
that day and Chief Swiggett testified that
he saw crowds there during the day,
some of whom went in and out of Kyne's
place. James Jones and James MITCHELL
both colored, testified that they were on
that corner during the greater mart
of the day and did not see Wolf.
Kyne was fined 800 and costs.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-09-19

RPHOIIL JURORS.
Drawn for the Case of Phrvis vs..
The r.. ". & q. 70 IL.


the r.. W. Il u. 10 IL,
Prothonotsry Maxwell and the counsel
interested in the case yesterday drew
the following special panel of jurors for
eervics in the case OF Mrs. Henrietta v.
Paryls vs.. the p, W. & B. Il. Il. Com
pany, action for damages, which will be
tried at the present term OF court.
Brandywine hundred-Isaao N. Grubb.
Wilmington. jackson Peiroe, VIII.
liam NJ. Pyle, Isaac @. Pyle, William NJ.
Keunard, Granville Worrell, John p.
DcGghten, William E. Hawkins.
Mill Creek-David Eastburn, James e.
Hoffecker, Amos Sharpless.
White Clay Oreek-Millsr r. Barton,
George W. Williams, John E. v. Plat.
Observation-Disclosures q. Sslmons.
New Castle-samuel Silver, Albert a.
Silver, John Pugb, Giles Lambson.
Red Lion--Jsmes Gray, Theodore f,
CLARK.
st. Georges-Serech F. ShRlloross
Theodore F. CLARK, Thomas H. Gilpin.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-09-19
Blg F,ght Arranged.

AssocIatod FFe-' Dlspalch By spetlnI Wires.
SAN FBANcisco, Call, Sept. lS.-The
master OF ceremonies OF tho California
Athletic Clint has deposited certified
cheek for IS 0G0 "a first deposit in the
match to En!sh between Jimmy Carroll,
the nsht weight, and Billy Myef, Of
StreRtor, III. This Ia probably the
largest first deposit ever made for q
match. i Myer covers the amount the
battle will take place next winter.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-09-19
Alarriaaes.

GEoRGE-pIERNG.-o September i1th, by
me Rev George Z. Thompson, Edwin NJ.
George Of Ccntreville, Md, and Rebscca
nlcrins Of leigh county, Ia
IS-FOREA CRE.-At Newark, on the 18th
inst, hy the Rev. n. VI. Browne, Elmer
Ieryis and Mary A. Foreacre, both OF New
Castle county.
JoNES-LUCUS.- AT Union NJ. =. parsonage,
on the llth inst, by the Rev. Adam stengle.
william J. ZONES Of Middletown, aud Mary
E. Lucus of Sassafras. Md.
MCCoRMlCK.-On the 10th inst, Cathsrine
Mccormick, aged ~ years
MURRAY GoDFREY.-Nea Stockley, Del,
on The 9Th inst by the Rev. c. I. Shepord,
Willard F. Murray 10 Anna N. Godfrey, both
Of sussex county, DelaMare.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-09-19
NEW CASTLE.

Special Correspondence OF Ga zette ana Journa
Nav CASTLE. Sept. 1.-the steamship
Chattahoochee OF the New York aud Savan.
nah line, which put iaro this port to coal
up yesterday, cleared for New York lare
last night. The vessel was brilliantly illum-
mated by her electric lights last evening
and was visited by several hundred persons.
NEW CASTLE, Sept. 17.-At special
meeting OF Company Ii, N. G, D., held
tast night, committee was appointed to
see the managers of the steamer II. A.
aaber' which failed to put in appearance
TO tAke moonlight excursion which had
been extensively advertised by the conf
pany several weeks ago and claim dam
ages for $75 or 800. II satisfactory
settlement cannot be made with the man
agerR, the company will at once institute
legal proceedings against them.
John Bowers and James KaEus were
arrested last evening for drungenness and
dis1tderiy conduct on the street. At u
hearing before Mayor Hanson this morn
ing they we're fined $3.50 and costs.
New CASTLE Sept IS-The fruit fes-
tiyai neld IN the Opera House last week
By tile ladies' OF the ME churon vas a
realized will go towards paying FOR ths
extensive improvements which viii
shortly BIS made to the church, The
latter will eondist of new seats, stained
glass windows, new gas fixtures, carpets,
new pips organ and some minor re-
pairs TO the interior of the church,
Professor Carey, ventrilqqGist and
magician, will appear at the Rad Mems
Haln on the evening of Saturday, the
2sth Inst, for the benefit of Seminole
Tribe, No. z, l. o. f. III. An exhibition
of storeoptican views of the JDhnatown
disastNr will be given during the euter-
tsinment.
The r., W. & B. Railroad Company are
making some repairs, including the
building of a new door at the overhead
| bridge south Of the station.
Edward Deakyne, o macbinist at the
| Delaware iron works, had hi5 tocu badly
cut yesterday by piece OF irOn, who'll
fow from a machine, while lie was at
work.
Joseph H. King IS demolishing his old
ice house at the corner OF Water gni Var
mony arrests. On the site he will erect a
new structure with capacity Of 2DO
| tons.
william Stradley, an old resident OF
this city, removed to Baltimore yes er.
| day, where he will reside for the fnture.
Scores OF visitors are admit ed to the
| jail on sunday and other days, without
any permits whatever. Newspaper cor.
respondents srs. however, required to
procure written permit from the mayor.
This is new ''kick."
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-09-19
oLDAbMsHODsp pKOpEnrY.


Sales Yesterday.
Trustees for the sale of the old alms-
house property Henry @. Banning,
Joseph L, Carpenter, Jf., W. O. Lodge,
q. T. Rsllah aud Willard salisbury, Esq,
met at the latter's Office at II O'Clock yes-
terday. Secretary Carpenter made the
following report: ''The sales to date
amount to &s6, 92i.79; there has been re-
ceived in cash $50, 64S As; there is in
bonds and mortgages $23, 500; there is
due the trustees for sales not yet con-
summsted, $l4, 694 SO. The total sales
aud receipts from all sources are $780,
838.4i; the value OF lots unaold is
S57, 1l9 90; the total is $3,9l6.65 in ex.
cess of the amount OF sales. This amount
ia made up of receipts on mortgages,
rents and the sale OF old buildings" The
trustees have paid OF total of $4,000
The last payment of $lO,O 900 was made
Tuesday.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-09-19
leaths.

BRACKIN. -on tho 18th inst, Laura, infant
daughter OF John F., and Martha Brackin,
aged year and months,
cARL!SLE.-At Brooklyn, n. Y, on the 9th
inst, Nelson Carlisle, formerly of this city,
aged Il years.
DAMON the 18th inst, Chrlstinna DAM.
widow Of Frederick panZ, o. years OF age.
KHAN ER.-On the 18th instant, Hannah
Krnmcr wife OF William II. Kramer.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
the funeral from tho residence OF her husband,
soy West seventh street, on FRIDAY, 2Oth inst.
Services at the house at O'Clock. Interinent
Mt liiyerview cemetery.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-09-19
.mey,ca,. crea, pianist pen4

Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires.
HosToS. Sept. 1S.-Ds. Louis Mas,
famed in the old world aud the new, as
pianist and composer, died at his resi-
dencs in Jamaica Plain, at 10 O'Clock last
night OF peritonitis. He WIS taken ill
in Paris from which city he returned 10
DAYS ago. He was horn in 1852.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-09-19

Something just az good, did you say?
Oh yes! I've heard something like that
before. Oh, mol No substitute for me,
thank you. | want Stnnebrsksr's Lini-
ment, and nothing Just as good" will
do. Tn up to those kind o. tricks.
Good-by. .....s-.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-09-19

The father Of Harry Gregg, the boy
who was run over and killed in the F.,
W, & Il. station last week, arrived here
Tuss1ny and arranged for the renewal OF
the body. Ii was shipped TO Oolora,
near Rising, Sun, Md, on the 2.44 p, M.
train on Tuesday, where the parents
live.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-09-19

Associated Press Dispatch by speclat Wires.
BALTIMORE. Sept. ls.-Flour. steady.
Wheat, southern, firm at 75aS5c.: western.
flrmer; No winter RED ID spot PC, an6 septem-
Corn. southern. white. dull, 4oa44c: yellow,
4OiSc.; September, 4Oa4OAc.; October, 4oaa
3gAc.
Rye, very steady; 5Oa52c.
Hay steady; prime TO choice timothy, s13a
1880.
Lard, refined IKE.
Butter, firm; western packed, ical4c.; cream
cry, l9aaOc.
Eggs, irregular, 17a19c.
Petroleum, quiet, refined, l.l5.
Coffee, quiet: Rio cargoes fair, l9Nc-
Sugar, steady; A soft, skc.; copper quiet'
refined, l0al0hc
New York Markets.
Associated Press Dispatch by special Wires
NEW YoRK, Sept. iS.-Flour. state and western,
f1rn, moderate demand: southern, quiet,
steady; common to fatr,extra s260a3.m
wheat. strong, more active; No. sred octo-
Dor, AAaSl p-l6c.; December. ebspah7c.i jan
uary, S4c.: March, glisa9l1sc.
Corn, quiet firm; mixed western, 4Oka42c
Oats, quiet, firm; state, 25aS7c.; westerns
beet, dull s1.5Oas.OO; extra mess, sT.ooa7.bo.
Pork, dull
lard dull; steam rendered, $685..
| Turpentino, quiet; 47sia4shc.
Eggs, strong, fair demand; state and PENN
sylyania 2Oc.
| Cattle MARKETS.
BuFFAIo, August l6.-Cattle-Receipts, 6,6Oo
| head: choice shipping cattle, - lbaa.6G prime
| 10 choice native shipping steers, A.iba4.8N
| medium to good export grades, s375a4.2o; fair
| 10 choice canning and butchering STOCK, o0a
| 4 medium 10 good do, fa.40as.7e; common
| TO good do, s325a3.6O very common and all
| grades, Sa.ila2.75: Michigan Ateers, etookers
and feeders, fair to choice, 81 ona3tatr 10 choice
! cows and heilers, s2.75a3,25; medium 20 Rood
| do s2.50ae.T rs; common TO prime do, ss.soasDO
| milch cows and springers, common to extra,
| s25a37; do, Sheep and lambs-Receipts, 1900
| head: sheep, scarce and firm; lambs, steady:
choice to extra sheep, S4.6Oa475; medium 70
| choice lambs, S6nG2a fair 10 good do, sS.Toae:
| HoGs--Neceipts. 1870 head: mediums ana
heavy, Si.6Oai.f5; mixed, si.I5a6; corn YORK. *
ers, IS; pigs. Iiniio; erassere, F'pOaaeui
| roughs, s3ajaa.50; stnGs. sSn3,25.
! NEW YORK. Sept acknowledgment 1900
I bend, native steers sold at s3.s5a4.7', ~
| few tops at si.s1lI.m; Texas steers at $h-es
/ $50: half breeds from Nebraska, t4a4,2l
Calvcs-Rcceipts, 1902 head, veals, 90:
| grasses and hutternilks, q, eSn3OO sheep nno
KS. lambs, s4.5na7. Hogs--Receipts, 5000
bend: none To speak of offered alive; nominal
| value, sia5ai.15.
hnad beeyes, s+,40hi65; steers, S,ed. 70;
and mixed, $laag0; Texas cattle, si.oa
Rcceipts 1900 head; mixed, 50. 9Oa4.5o; heavy.
| ~ silaI ~: light, siHtsn; skips, SS5On4.35.
| Shrep-ifrceipts 1000 head: natives, s3,hla
d.6l: western, Ss.5Oaii5; Texans, Ss.40a4.l5;
FAST Liberty, Sept. 6.-Cnttle-Receipts,
| $3.50 head; heavy cattle, l5a20c. on common
loo. lower. llogs-Reteipts, 4,SW , hcndi hgnt
dnlphtas, si.j5ai.75. heavy hogs. s4A0si.bu.
Shcep-Rrrripts, 1900 head; market steady,
prices unchanged.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-09-19

The special manifest office Of the Penn
sylvania railroad, which has been In
operation in the Grand Union Hotel for
the past few months under the direction
of j. ]. Whitaker, was closed on satur-
day,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-09-19

John Conner OF Riddles Banks fell
from a swing in Riddles woods Sunday
afternoon and broke his right arm aud
out q severe cash on his head. DIR.
Palmer attended to his injuries.