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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-03
GROCERIES.
REGISTER OFFICE,

REGISTER OFFICE, }
WHEELING, October 2, 1894.
There are no changes since last weeks
quotations:
The following are the quotations as OBJ
tanned from Neil 81 Dillingham;:
SYRUP-Silver Drips Syrup &c; Fancy
Drips 29c; &c addition in half barrels
New Orleans MolaSses-Fancy 4oc; Choice
3Sc; Prime Soc; Mixed goods, New Or
leans &c; Bakers goods soc.
Provisions - Scheuk's medium >. Z.
hams i2l5c; 20 10 average, Z; ). Z.
breakfast bacon l0sIc; :. q. shoulders
&c; city sides 1Oc; ham beef loo; ordi-
nary beef 1870; family mess pork SIT %.
LARD-Schenk's pure kettle, tierces lOc;
Armour's pure, tierces, l0c: lard COM
pound, tierces, nc. The advance Tor
smaller packages over tierces is as follows:
Fancy tubs sc; 30. lb tins &c; 70 10 TINS
&c; 10 ID tins &c; Slb tins &c; . ID cans
lc.
CANNED GOODS - 3lb fancy tomatoes
81 co.; tomatoes, new, S5caSl 90; Hart
ford Co. Standard corn soc: 10
Honey Drop corn 81 So; Pride of Illinois
. Id corn 81 20; California peaches = 90;
3lb Standard table peaches 81 10; pie
peaches 81 20, 10 Deep Sea full Stand
ard cove oysters 9Oc; ID light weight cove
u
75c; 2 10 can corn beef - 10; 10 can
Clipped beef :! 10; 10 can lunch tongue
80 90.
WOODENwARE-No tubs s. 90; No. ,
1925; No. 3 81 IS; > hoop pals 81 %; 3-hoop
81 80; sapSl 10; single washboards 81 50;
double do. 81 80; Crimp double DO. 81 %
FRUITS-NewIur prunes, none; Ral-
sins, Valencia, new, none; layer Ondaro,
new, none; London layer raisins 81 25i loose
muscatels 81 -; loose muscatels IN bags,
SIC: California prunes, 50 to 60 none; In
boxes. 80 to 60 none; do 80 to 10, none; 20 to
so. none; do 30 to 100, none; do IN bags, &c
less; California evaporated peaches in
boxes, l3al4c California evaporated april
cots l0c.
Ou-Lard, extra western strained, Goo;
carbon, 10. SEC; carbon, $50, &c; water
white. &c; Lewis Miners winter white oil,
4Sc; summer white, Acc.
SuGARs-Cut loaf, 5.67c; cubes, 54c;
powdered, SIC; graduated standard,
Sc; standard confectioners' A, SC; Columbia
A. 4s/c; Ridgewood a, 4%c; America
A white. $40, extra Z, 44c, Q, 4l9ci
choice fruit sugar, &c.
RIcE-Fancy pearl, &c; choice pearl,
6%c; choice domestic, DC; prime domestic;
5SIc: fair domestic, SIC; fancy head. &C;
CoFFEE-Green Coffee-Fancy Golden
Rio. 23c; fancy green, pc; peaberry, 22Ac;
choice green, 23c; prime green, 2lHc;
grades, 2O15c; Java and Mocha,
3Ic: high grade, 2jc. Roasted in pack
ages -Arbuckle's coffee, 2l.1gc; Jersey
coffee. 2l.7Q; Lion coffee, 2L79c; Arrow
coffee, 2l.79c; Panhandle coffee 2L7Jc.
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WOOL,

Bosrox, Mass, October a.-The wool
market is extremely quiet, tending in buy
er's favor Buyers are holding of, looking
for lower figures. Fleeces are about &c
10 lie of from last week. Australian grades
are about the same owing to London quo
tations. On territory woods there is no
ouotable change, but in buyers favor.
Prices are as follows, Ohio fleece AA aud
Xxx ana above, 49, TO 2Oc, the latter for
choice; Y. L TO lSc; Ohio No 1seces. 21c;
Ohio delaine fleece, % to PIC; Montana
woods. fine and me medium, 10 TO 1Sc; No.2
medium, p to 14c; Wyoming, Utah, Neva-
da. Colorado, etc, fine and fine medium, 9
70 lie; No. ., II 70 l2c; Australian comoiug
choice, 2lto 2Sc; average, Is to SOci Oregon
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DRY GOODS.

New York. October 2.-There was a
very free movement Of goods in the execu-
ton OF old and new orders, chiefly the
former. The new business was Of nominal
proportions. The market reflects the quiet
usual to the very active business OF last
month, and retailers must be allowed time
to market their purchases before impor-
taut additions can be made; hence, the de-
mand Of jObbers is very slack and pur-
chases confined TO actual requirements
Printing cloths, very steady, with further
sales of spot al 25Sc
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FLOUR, GRAIN AND FEED.
REGISTER OFFICE,
WHEgLING, October ,, 1924.

REGISTER OFFICE,
WHEELING, October ,, 1894.
There have been no changes since last
weeks quotations.
FLoUR-Choice family -four in wood,
50 90; in paper, 50 50 per barrel; Mime
naha in \ cotton sacks, 81 -; Minnenaha
in wood, 81 %; Galaxy in sacks, 81 70;
Famous in Seeks, 8 81; Famous in wood,
3 0O; SDring wheat -four, in iute sacks OF
40 pounds, 81 % per barrel; Pillsburv's
Best, in paper, 81 40
GRAIN-Wheat, new, per bushel, 5Oa
SIC per bushel; corn, csc per bu5hei.
FEED-Middlings, per ton, SIS 90; bran,
per ton, SIS 90; baled hay, per ton, $40 90;
loose hay, per ton, Sl4 O0i new hay Sl2 Oh
per ton
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The natal Ay.rRaz

New YORK. October .. Pig iron, dull.
Copper, steady. lake 50 65a9 10. Lead,
easier; domestic spot 50 1913 30. Tin,
opened tame and closed firm; straits sl5 80
ais So; plates steady. SpelJer barely
steady. domestic SO 42Ha3 40; sales on
Q hange 1000 pounds. October copper at
9 60; spot tin at Sl5 -.
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PRODUCE
REGISTER OFFICE,

WHEELING, October :, 1894.
Butterand eggs continue in good demand,
with but little variation in prices. There
is a general tendency toward lower quota
tiOns i'm farm and garden stun.
The following are the quotations furnish
ed by Bachmaa 81 Sons;
Butter. creamery, scarcer at 25a2Sc;
country choice 1Sa20c; country good Ga
s.. country fair 5a6C; butterlne l5aloc.
Eggs ar I4al5C per dozen.
Navy Beans, haud-picked, s. 00a2 25 per
busheL co.,,
New York, ,l3c; Limberger, l2al258c;
Sweitzer, Ilal2c; market nominal, demand
good, supply limited.
Poultry, old live chickens, 81 25a3 90 per
dozen; chickens, hens per pound, 5a6c;
spring chickens, 81 j0a2 copper dozen; per
pound, 7a9C.
Ducks, g 25a2 60 per dozen. Geese, SOa
GOc each. Turkeys, &c per pound.
Lard, country prime, Iaoc; very scarce
Home grown onions, b0ai3c per OuSael.
New cabbage 81 25al 50 per barrel.
Potatoes, s. OOa2 - per barrel.
Sweet potatoes, Jerseys, 81 9Ja2 90 per
barrel
Bests. l5a2Oc per doz. lunches, new.
Green onions, l5c per dozen.
CauHdower new, 5Oa60c per dozen.
Spinach, 15ca$l 90 per barrel
Turuips, 81 Goal - per barrel
Lettuce. 5Ja75 per 0ushei
New kale, 81 GOAL p per barrel.
Radishcs, l5c per dozen.
Wa.uuJS. JJC per buS0eL
Hickory nuts, 81 % per 0ushel.
Oranges, Messnia. So 50a4 % per box.
Lemons, 81 15a3 90 per box.
Carrots, 15c per bushe,.
.Hr .ar hon
Watermelons. - OOat2 90 per hundred.
Carteloupes. 81 258l 80 per crate.
Tomatoes, home grown, 4Oa50c per
bushe..
and quality
Pl1ms, 3 50a3 90 per bushel.
pears. 81 90 per half 0ushel basket.
Peaches, T5caSl 90 per half Oushel basket.
Gem Canteloupes, > OJa2 % per barrel.
Celery, 25aSOc.
GRAPES, 15C per basket
New buckwheat, 5aS}sC per pound.
Spanish onions, 81 10 per crate.
Pittsburg Produ CO Market
PursBURG, PA, TUESDAY, October2.
GRAIN AND FLOUR.
The following quotations are for car lots
=, TRACK. Dealers charge small advance
wv W,Iarlr-No. 1 red, 54a55c; No. red 5Sa
54c. .,,.---..- eo..,... -,
oar 5Sa5Qc: No. yellow shelled 59a6Oc.
OtTs-NO 1 white, new, 36aS61sc; No ,
40 85aS5c. extra No. white S4a35c;
mixed S2a33c.
RYr-No. 1 Western, 5Sa54c; No ? SEA
Flour Gobbers' prices)-Fancy winter
,,atents. S. 5Ja3 IS; fancy spring patents
4 75a4 10: fancy straight winter, 81 15a3 90;
clear winter, s. 6Oa2 -; straight NNN
bakers. s. 50a2 10; rye four g lOa3 ..
BUTTER, CHEESE AND EGGS
BrrrER-Elgin creamery, 2Sa29c; Ohio
fancv. creamery. 24a25s; fancy country
roll lqa2Ic; low grade aud cooking, l2al5c.
CgEEsE-Ohio finest, new, lOalO5Sc; New
York new, llalli5C; hmOerger, new, ga
0lkc. Wisconsin Swiss, 13al5<c; Ohio
Swiss, 12al2}sc.
FeGs-Strictly fresh Pennsylvania aud
Ohio. in cases, 11a1Sc; storage, l6c.
POULTRY.
PorIrRY-Large live chickens, 5Oa55c
per Dair: live chickens, small, 4oa5Oc;
Spriuv chickens, 40a5Oc; ducks, 4Oa45c per
pair as 10 size; dressed poultry, lOallc
per pound; turkeys, llal2c; ducks lOalle;
Spring chickens, l4al5c.
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES.
APPLEs-Fancy So 25a3 so per Dol; choice
S. 5Os3 %; common 81 25al 30.
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PkTKOLaUM

New YORK, October 2. - Petroleum.
steady; Pennsylvania oil sales, none; No.
vember option sales, none; closed al $3.50
Did Lima oil sales, none.
OIL CITY, PA, October 2.-Shipments
1O4 l6S barrels: runs. Is. 5g6 barrels
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baltimore Cattle Market
THURSDAY, September %.
UNION STOCK YARDS, cLARENoNr'

UNION STOCK YARDS, CLARENoNI'
REEF CArrLE.-The market has been
fairly active to-day, particularly Tor tops
and the better grades, the tops Delng less
numerous than last week, ana ngures a
shade higher were obtained Tor them ana
the better grades generally. Medium cat
tie brought about the same prices as last
week, and the common graces' when are
unchanged. were very dull Prices 2a4ti
cents per pound. more cattle selling al and
near the latter figure than last week, most
sales being at 2}S AN cents per pound.
Prices Of beef cattle this week ranged
as follows: Best beeves t4.37a4.5O; those
generally rated first quality al IS sla+. u;
medium or good fair quality S2.5Ua3.OJ,
and ordinary thin steers, oxen and cows,
s. OOa2 - per 100 pounds:
OF the cattle received, LIS head came
from Virginia, 1875 from West Virginia
and ) head from Maryland.
Total receipts for the week, 5,l5S head,
against 3.24l head last week, and 5.45l
head same time last year The sales for
the week were 2.152 head, against , POI last
week, and 2ll7 head same time last year.
Of the offerings 1891 head were taken by
Baltimore butchers, 536 sold 20 country
eealers. and 235 head TO Eastern bupers.
MILCa COws-There Is good demand
Tor good COWS. Prices Iduse 4IOLn 60 W
70 $50 90, and few extra SO W per mead.
Receipts this week were lS5 head.
VEAL CALVES - The market for veal
calves is active, and prices range 4a5c per
10. Grass calves only slow az s. 00a5 %
per head. Receipts, sos head.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts this week
g. $50 head, against S,652 last week. and
6.9l2 head same time last year. There has
been a heavy run al the week, and trade
is fair for good stock only. All other
kinds are exceedingly dull. Sheep are
quoted al case, and lambs az 2l4a31lc, and
q few extra at &C per 10. gross.
SWINE There is no change TO record
since early in the week, values remaining
about as tAey were on Monday, with few
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From New York, Pbiladsl phli, BIltlnorsAst
Washington. Slba M. daily
Cumberland accommodations, $40 p n.at
cspt sunday.
MoundiVille accommodation. 40 and IDA
a., aud ~ p. n. except sunday and 10. - p.
No. SATURDAY. Only.
Washington city express, 800 p. M, daily
WHEELING AND PITrsBCRG DIVISION
For PittsbnrR, Washington, ksltmora. Phl
ldslphia and New YORK, 90 q a. ana asbP
Pits5arr soconmodatlon, 100 q m, daily
Piitsburg express, 10 n etcapt 5andAy
Washington, Pa, accommodation D" y A.
except sunday.
ARRIVE
From New York. Philadelphia. Baltimore,
WEshinrion aud Pituburz, ii.2j p. m., daily
cKeept Saturday. and I'D. a. Ul., daily Aha ID
PittsburE mail, iL45 ,. ~, sTcsp' suHdaE
and go p. m, daily
except Sunday.
TRANs-oHfO DIVISIONS
For Columbus, Chicago sadth' Vest, 80 =
!" ce snu cineInnati sas ST. LsuiI I'D p.
M daily except SATURDAY sad W. q o., dailJ
AMI 29ja on. sunday rnly.
So. Clairvllls accen ~ odAtlon. tQy9 l. ~ Lat
lSJp m, except bungaF. -, .
Newark tccommodItlon j." , A. sIcsP
SUNDAY.
Fron Cbfea-o. 295 and lOf5 =. m. daily
From 81. Louis Cincinnati and ColumbaL
4.5l a NJ asd - ,. m, daily.
St. ClairsvIus hceomm odatioA. liz q
ana 3. ~ :. n. except sunday
Newark seeom noaGtiSa. 1LE 4 m. srespi
sDA1A'' CHAs. .. SCULL.
Genera Passenger Agsak
IT. LANE 7. P. ACT. wheeling W Va
OHIO RIVER RAILROAD CO
lin. table. taxing eject Al 500 p. n sunday.
Inne 81 1875.
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LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO, October 2.-Sellers Of cattle
while not called upon for any further i'm
portant reduction in prices, found it very
hard to make sales at yesterdays decline.
Prices were about steady. ranging from
81 90 10 Sc % for natives; 81 JOaS4 30 Tor
western, and 81 25a3 10 for Texans. Some
prices for hogs had 10 be accepted. They
were off 1Oal5c before the close to-day.
The opening was within sc of yesterdays
quotations, but the market grew steadily
worse and before ten o'clock the best
heavy grades were quoted az $jOOB6 50 and
the best light at s. 40. The depreciation
in common TO fair grades was not less
severe. Most Of the business was done
below - 30.
In sheen the most hopeful thing that
could be said Of to-day's market IS that II
was no worse than Monday. Good TO choice
sheen were sala0le at s. 50a6 90, and extra
wethers were quoted as high as g -, For
noorer kinds sales ranged down 10 15c. The
tanp market was frmer at 81 50a3 70 for
moor to choice. Sales of sheep were largely
below 81 50, and from S3a3 10 took the bulk
u receipts rec td1 Cattle, 1900 head; calves,
500 head; hogs, 600 head; sheep 5000
head,
East LIBERTY. PA. October 2.-Cattle
Receipts lioeral; good grades steady;
others lower; prime s. 50a5 20; good 81 ~
as %; rough fat - 4Oa9 20,
Hogs-Run fair; market slow at about
Yesterdays prices.
Sheep-Supply fair; market dull and
unchanged.
C1Yc1xxAr1, o., October Hogs, easier
at 81 50a5 So; receipts, LOO head; ship
ments, loco head.
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RAILROADS.

WHEELING AND ELM GROVE
w RAILROAD On and after Friday.
April 20, 1894 trains vii run as follows, city
time.
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RAILWAY Time GARD

ArrIVA ana departure OF trains on and After
Ma D., lssA EXPLANATION or REFRRxScE
hARI2si 'Datly; tSuRdAy excepted; :Noa
ssy excepted; Saturday exec pied; Sunday
oniyi tsAturaay only. Eastern STANDARD rins
WA.ch IS enc h9lr sarller Ihah CenLral NM.
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Leave Wheeling. / L
tDaily except Sunday.

lDattN except sunday.
Sunday Church TRANS win leave Elm, drove
AZ 1888 a n. and Wheeling 81 l2:l7 p. N.
Trims No. :. 8, IA AHd Is connect WIZ terdls
lice Tor Triad elphla. Herdic leaves Triadot
Paia for Elm Grove AZ 5:Sj a. IN. $3.50 =, N.
J. sc a N. SHs SO , N. Daily, except Sun
days aud Saturdays hsrdic will connect vita
tam No. 81. leaving Wheeling at 1850 D. m.
sundays hsrdic leaves TriadelphiA AZ 300 ..
N 1900 n. N. 6:ee p. m. and connects with
trains No. & u and 2i from wheeling
WET.nEn c. o.
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RAILROADS.

THE CLEVELAND, LORAIN &
Il WHEELING RAILWAY COMPANY
TIME GARD.
EFFECTIVE JULY 8 1891.
rrATioys % IS % q
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PorrrRY-Large live chickens, 5Oa55c
per Dair; live chickens, small, 4Oa5Oc;
spring chickens, 40a6Oc; ducks, 4Oa45c per
pair as 10 size; dressed poultry, lOallc
per pound ; turkeys, 1lal2c; ducks lOallc;
Spring chickens, 1Aal5c,
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
ApPLEs-Fancy 50 25a3 so per Dol; choice
s. 5Js3 90; common 81 25al 80.
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BAL IMORE ARD OHIO RAILROAn.
IHHfVE

Wa.hlnEtoa ~ eEpren. 9.55 q. ~, ~.
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FINANCE. AND TRADE.

money, Per Csak-GOVernmsnts, Firm
Stocks, higher - Flour, Dull ana Easy.
wheat, Lower.
New YORK. October 2.-Money on
call closed easy at l per cent. Prime
mercantile paper 3a556 per cent. Sterling
Exchange firm, witn actual business in
bankers bills &C 4S6l {a4o6]1. Silver GER
thcaJes Csc.
G0yERNNENTs-Fir
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-12

The Street and Sewer Uom mtssi or
met in reg ular session last evening and
opened bids for the construction o.
sewers on Anchorage street between
Beech street and Seventh avenue and
Fifth and Sixth avenues west OF An.
chorage street and another on i Twelfth
al Tree between Brandywine creek AND
Claymont street and Railroad avenue
The bids as counted by the engineer
were as follows; The Anchorage street
sewer. Joseph Mcdonald q Co., Of
Philadelphia, Sl0, $50. 81; John Jacoby.
s7603.l5; Joseph Jenkins IS $50 %; A.
S. Reed, Bro. Il Co., $S,255 II; The
Twelfth street sewer: Joseph Jenkins
81. 0Sl.6 IS; Frank McCulloch OF Philadel.
phia. IS. 17L55. John Jacoby, s2.041.55.
The city treasurer reported the
balance In bank to be $50, 127.7S; street
improvements, eli. 1888 OF, total. $40.
1880. Engineer Wilson reported that
he had collected IS. 900. and the secre
tary's collections were reported to be
$4S0.59.
The weekly payroll. was reported to
be: Current SI55.l1; street Improve
ment, Si63.28.
The residents of Jackson street, be-
tween Eighth and Ninth streets, sent
petition asking that the square be
not macadamized. The request was
granted. The square between seventh
and Eighth will 10 macadamlzed. The
Water Witch Fire Company, through 1
communication, thanked the director'
for bricks used in the paving In from
OF the engine house. Michael Malloy
was permitted to build sewer IRON
his property on Sixteenth street e
! connect with the French street sewer
, Several other sewer permits wer,
granted.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-12

The Journal continues its opposition
to the election OF Samuel Bancroft,
Jr.. to represent this State in Congress.
On Tuesday 1t sail; ..+-
'As time elapses we become more
and more convinced that samuel Ban
croft, Jr., will not lie elected. The
bolt which will blast his political as
pirations Is gathering force quietly.
but surely. 1t will strike unseen bat
the effect ot tho blow Will la none the
loss disastrous to the vain glorious
ness OF MIR. Bancroft
There is TO occasion for tho urElui.
cation OF anti-Banerult clubs. as has
been suggested. There is no call fu'
q display OF adverse sentiment Ia,
time for uetlon Is IN the election booth
There the voter. alone VIII. LIS con
science. can set tl4e seal OF Comiuendu
tion upon tic man VINO, by means oil
his money, nus secured nomination
which right fully belonged to ono oil
four Democrats Who We're III the Held
We believe that hundreds OF Demo
Gratis who know that Alr Bancroft L
an no sense II Democrat. viii IN Nuvcm
Der strike his nutus from tho ticket
No reasonable man can hlame then
for such action In fact, l. 10 iut
which they owe TO themselves. I
their party anu to the people. !
themselves. because, az Democrats
they should vote for none Tat l'emC
Gratis; 10 their party, because hauC
ful OF party leuders have stIlLiiod
by nominating II Republican FOR 1t
solo purpose OF getting his money All
strengthening their own power;
the people, because Mir. Baucru
would In no sense repiosent them {
their interests.
Defeat samuel IancrJft Jr, nov
and in two years the patty VIII hay
an opportunity to redeem Itself b
putting Democrat upon the ticke
The election oi MI Bancroft thi
fall means that lie will come up K
denomination two years hcnce an
precedent and courtesy Will requil
the party to submit TO Il second stult
Gcatiou."
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-12

Messrs. Justis and Davidson. Will
mington's enterprlsing and leadl ne
merchant tailors and clothiors. OF No
2l3 Market street. have placed on theii
tables complete stock OF fall and
winter clothing which should be In.
spected before securing heavy cloth
ing. In ready made goods the style
are ali new and the quality as good al
can be obtained. The entire first nooi
10 given To this department and DO
sides the stock for men ard youths
tile young people are not forgotten
lhere Is everything there to PLEASE
them.
The second floor Is devoted to mer
ceant tailoring, Here there Is an as
sortment of black goods which cun
not be eNcelled III point Of texture
and finish And you can have an
style, and workmanship which Is tn
best This llrm deserves u much earn
lcp patronage as fairness and neatnes
is their motto,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-12

las Prof. Handy got hairy han d
Does II resemble eIther that Of JGto
or of Esaut Mr.. bancroft should b
appointed committee Of one TO lUUB
Into the matter. La the meantime he
had better see Edwards, who has be.
come Democrat ol the strlCtest kind.
for revenue only. II the party got
the cottage what became OF IT. Did il
GO to Dtckey to pay Iut tax receipts
or is it laying around ioosst Tho Now
ark Ledger knows thing or two
Prof. Handy OF bancroft had better
keep an eye Oh it. Tho saying that
every man has his proc belongs TO ,
past age. and It IS simply uuc.vus 10 IL
sinuate that patriots can row b
bought aLd sod Ike sheep in tic mar
ket. Gentlemen, honesty 10 the Ucs
policy. and the practice Of Iuaticc ans
right the highest cxpeaIcney. 1t /
mere laldeidash to say Put up 0
shut up or even that money make
he mare 60. and W. there III
stranger tLlIss III Leasuh and oItt
Horato, than are u.aaAt OF IL on
pLt.os UpAy.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-12
SUNK BY A STEAMER


A schsonsr Cut in Two and Four Mss
Drewasd.
NEW YORK, Sept. lathe steamer Por
tia, from Halt AK, has arrived at City
Island, and reports that she ran into AND
sunk the three masted schooner Dora M
French about four miles from Cuddy
hunk light. Four out of the Ave mer
comprising the schooner's crew were
drowned. The accident occurred in 6
dense fog. The steamer was running nj
full speed, blowing her whistle at short
intervals. She struck the sailing vessel
just forward OF the foremost and cut her
in two. The latter sank in less than tive
minutes, going down head foremost, and
leaving her broken foremost and sails
across the Portals bow.
One man couldbe seen swimming amidst
the wreckage, and two others were Wis
ible just below striving to reach the sur
face, but they were caught in the
vortex and borne down. A boat was
quickly lowered by the steamer and one
man picked up. His name is Jeremiah
Murphy, of New York. He was mate OF
the lost vessel and gives the following &C
count Of the disaster:
The Portia also suffered considerable
damage. Her foretopmast was carried
away and forty feet of rail lost. A hole
was stove in the starboard bow just be
low the water line, and the forward com
partment filled with water. The passen
gers were at lunch at the time of the col
lision, and several We're badly scared.
By strange fatality DIR. Cook and sew
enteen members of his ill-starred Arctic
expedition were on board. This is tbs
third serious marine disaster in which
they have had part within the last two
months. The Portia was a sister ship tt
the lost Miranda, on which the Cool
party sailed for the northern seas, ane
which was sunk in the ice.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-12
SALE OF STOCK

DUBLIo SALE OF STOCK
will sell at public sale at Booths Cor
ner. Del Co. Pa, on
MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 18th. 1924,
At 1.30 p. m.
One carload of carefully selected dairy
COWS, fresh AID forward springers, also Q
few backward springers. This stock ID
direct from York and Cumberland counA
ties aud selected expire ssly for this sale.
All stock warranted as represented.
Two months credit
C. W. BALDWIN.
J. II. Slaughter Auct. sill
ENoRTY HEAD OF COWS AT PUBLIC
II SALE-Wtll be sold ut public sale, at
Red Lion. Chester county. Pu..
ON MONDAY. SEPTEMBER IL. 1884,
at one o'clock p. in.,
gSZScf 10 head of fresh cows and for
hks ward springcrs from Lancas-
Mr0- ter county. Several stock butts.
The above cows have been selected with
care and are prime lot. Terms 60 days.
j. @. Robinson, huc. ROBERT MERitICK.
ss-ts
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-12

For iuriher Information. passengers ar,
referred TO ticket agent nj the station.
:. 81. pRtsNnST j. u. WOOD
General Manager. General Passenger Az
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-12

CllEHiFt : SAL1.-lBy vIrIue OF writ
~ OF i.cvai laciRs, to me directed. vii
be exposed to pubic sale at the Court
House. on Market street between Tenth
land Eleventh streets. in The c!ty OF WI
minston. New Castle county. State OF
delaware.