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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-08

A fire at Bloomsburg, N. Y, Thursday destroy
ed thirty-hve buildings, comprising nearly the
whole business portion of the town, Among the
buildings burned was the Eagle Hotel. Many
of them were occupied on the upper floors as
dwellings. The loss Is estimated at $lO0, 900.
The cause Of the fire is unknown.
The McEnery party in Louisiana have now
decided upon resistance to the Kellogg Govern
ment sin every manner exceptby force" They
have organized a central committee, with
branches in every parish, to resist and delay the
collection of taxes. All was quiet in New Orleans
yesterday.
A colored man has been arrested at Charles
ton, s. O., Tor having beaten his wife to death
and then burned her body in shocking manner
by means of kerosene.
At White Plains, N. Y, James Ennis, on trial
for the murder Of his wife, has been convicted
of manslaughter, and sentenced to fourteen
years imprisonment.
There is said to be man in Cincinnati in pos
session of such powerful memory that he is
employed by the humane society to remember
the poor.
Gold closed yesterday at 1151S. Government
securities were unsettled, some of them being g
q lower, and others as much higher.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-08
ALL THE NEWS -
The Daily Graphic
A NEW ERA IN JOURNALISM.

TEE DAILY GRAPHIC is the only illustrated daily
newspaper in the world. 1t is an eight-page paper
published every afternoon, and contains all the
latest Dews. besides great variety OF correspond
ence, gossip and other fresh and interesting matter
Its great feature consists in the fact that by the aid
OF newly discovered and wonderful processes 1t pre=
sents daily four pages Of beautiful pictures, lusra
ting the leading and striking events OF the day
NM ae illustrations are executed In the nlghest
Of inc art and constitute a complete and graphic
panorama OF our times and progress. They arc pre-,
ppared nv the leading artists OF the country and
itbout regard 10 exper se These illustrations are
sceompaned by graphic descriptive matter and able
editorials which combine 70 make iHs DAILY n..
GaAruIC a newspaper Of SURPRISING and permanent
interest to every man and every family In pontics
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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-08
RasnIutioun Of Respect.

At stated meeting of tn, Board OF Trustees OF
Asbury NJ. e. Church. held March 9Th 1873 the fol-
lowing Preamble and Resolutions were unanimous
ly adopted
WHEREAS, We have been dprived by death OF the
society of our much beloved brotner anu co-Wofkerb
Louis r. Kates therefore
Rtsotred That we bow with meek submission be-
meath tue hand of our heayeny Father, remembering
that lie is too tpse 10 err di too good 10 be knd
in taking from our midst Nc worthy member and
faithful onlcial of the Church militant
Res3Iued, That we acknowledge our high appre-
citation of Brother Kates' wise and unobtrudtng
counses, as Trustee, and that we WIZ strive 70 emu
ResOiUed, That we Bympathize deeply with the
widow and family OF our deceased brother, and as
sure them Of our earnest prayers IN their behalf,
that God may sustain them In this severe trial.
ResOlUed That the Secretary be instructed 70 send
copies of the above resolutlous TO the family OF the
deceased, and TO the Homo Jourhd5 and DAILY
COMMERCIAL, for publication.
u,...,, P'$. y I s.ss;::, s'ss; committee.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-08
Tnxn,lon and Mapuincture..

(From the Phia. North american, March ~
We cannot be Indifferent to the alarming fact
that New Jersey and Delaware on the one hand,
and Ohio on the other hand, are draining away
our best industrial population by Thousands and
our most integently-guided manufacturing
capital by millions. That which was bone Of
our bone slips away, aud, with its increase. be-
longs henceforth sld forever to other communi-
ties, whose legislators have not yet learned to
tax their constituents 80 ingeniously as ours OF
Pennsylvania. At our end of the State we have
but to Indicate the splendid group of factories
at Gloucester, N. j., just opposite Philadelphia;
the Warren foundry and the Andoyer iron fur
naces at Phillipsburg n. j., just opposite Eas-
ton, Pa; the iron ship building establishments
and the car works at Wilmington, Delaware,
already filling with viger the towns and the city
in which they stand; the gteIt iron works of the
Messrs Sellers at Edgemoor, just over the Della
ware line which, though they have been in pro-
cess of building for two or more years, are not
yet completed; and finally the great tubeworks
of Morris, Tasker & Co., so long principal
source of the prosperity of the southern wards
of our city, now about to be moved bodily to
New Castle Delaware.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-08
The CInston House OpenIpg

LETTER FROM HON. MoeroN MoMIoHAEL - THE
COMMON INTERESTS OF THE CITIES ON THE
DELAWARE.
The following letter, which would have been
read at the banquet on Thursday evening, ex-
cept that, by some mschance,it was not received
until yesterday, will be interesting to the pub
lie -
PHILADELPHIIA, March B.
My Dear Sir l find that my engagements for
Thursday are such that cannot be with you at
the opening of your new Hotel l regret this
very sincerely as should have enjoyed the
opportunity Of meeting my old friends, and
joining in their congratulations on the progress
and prosperity of Wilmington, and its neighbor-
hood.
The toast to which your Committee invited me
to respond viz "The Cities on the Delaware :
united in the historic memories of the Past
undivided in the great material interests of the
Present !" furnishes text on which l should
have been glad to expatiate, especially as events
are rapidly bringing your city and ours into such
relations as will compel both to feel and exhibit
an equal concern in the developments of the
future. But, as / cannot be present at your
Banquet L must content myself with the eX-
preston OF hope that your Clayton House,
while profitable to its projectors, will in all re-
specs prove worthy of the great statesman, and
the eminently g oil man, VIII SO name it 30 apI
propriately bears.
Very truly, yours,
MORTON MCAIIcHAEL.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-08
AInsicnI.

THE OPERA AND MENDELasoHN-MUsIo FOR THE
LENTEN SEASON.
Under Mr.. Nolen's management, we are abou
to have two most delightful musical entertain
ments, such as the most fastidioua cannot dis
approve. In tho Lenten season musical enter
taInments are the most unexceptionable. There
is good religious authority for that. Luther
tells us that music is one OF the fairest and
most glorious gifts Of God, to which Satan is a
bitter enemy for 1t removes from the heart
the weight of sorrow, and the fascination of
EVIL thoughts" And again the great reform
'er says Music is q discipline, and mistress
of older and good manners she makes the
people milder and gentler, more moral and
more reasonable. Those who love music are
gentle and honest in their tempers. / always
loved music. and would not, for great matter, be
without the ekill which possess in thea art
Bishop Beverdge says; - Music calms my
spirits composes my thoughts delights my ear
recreates my mind, and 80 not only fits me for
after business but fills my heart at the present
with pure aud useful thoughts 30 that when
the music sounds the Bweetliest in my ears,
truth commonly flows the clearest into my
'mind. And hence it is that find my soul is
become more harmonious, by being accustom-
ed 30 much to harmony, and 80 averse to all
manners Of dscord, that the least jarring
sounds, either in notes or words, seem very
harsh and unpleasant to me-"
In the musical education of yoong persons,
the listening to three or four such entertain
ments as are about to be given at the Opera
House, is OF more value in cnltivating the ear
nnd teaching the true rythm and expression of
music than q whole quarters tuition by any sin
ge teacher. There are we'll founded objec-
tons to the French opera bOufs but such operas
aud concerts as Messrs. -BehreAs and
Seguin, and the Mendellssohn Quintette Club OF
Bbston will give US, have no immoral tendency,
while tue music is exquisitely beautifully and most
delightfully."- rendered We trust our citizens will
give substantial encouragement to the produc-
ton of the highest order of amusements, thus
naraouihad
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-08
WILMINGTON, DEL, SATURDAY, MARCH $, 1873

tion il better one has been given to the public
since the fifty years ago or more when
the " Cataract" was acted at Drury Lane.
As for the Black Crook !" q" The White Fawn
&C., of the era, they are not to be named in the
same breath with the old play, nor with " Faus-
tus "The Ice Witch" and other cotemporaries
Of it. The " Catar act" though il is bombastic
and foolish in parts, is still very vigorous melo-
drama, and one that does not depend upon the
questionable exhibition Of the female form for
its attraction, although, in Difference TO Young
America, cons. s.derabe prominence is given the
ballet in the present revival. It is related Of
Moncriff, the eccentric author Of this play, that
he seriously believed il to be superior to anything
Of Shakespeare and that he would argue tho
point, showing cause with any one who ques-
toned that Judgment. Chas. NJ. Barras, the
author of the Black Crook" had an almost
equally high opinion of his dramatic work,
though he may possibly have admitted that
Shakespeare was his superior. Can there be
anything in this style Of literary labor that "acts
like madness onthe brain" as Coleridges poem
puts IL INDEX.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-08
Dramatic.
ENGAGEMENT OF mn. DAVENPORT - TWO STAR
NIGHTS.

ENGAGEMENT OF ma. DAVENPORT TWO STAR
NIGHTS.
A splendid dramatic announcement is made in
our advertising columns Mr.. e. l.. Davenport
will visit Wilmington, on Monday evening, and
give US namlet. supported by Mrs. Davenport
as the Queen, and his daughter, Miss Lily, as
Ophelid, and on Thursday evening, the 18th, Au-
ptstin Days celebrated sensational drama, I'm
The Gdsligu will also be performed. All the
original effects, including the great railroad
scene, will be produced, in connection with the
latter.
stir up all the play-going blood Of our people,
and the programme of Monday night, especially,
will produce great expectations. Mr.. Davenport
is fine character as Hamlet and we are sure
Miss Lily will give him good support, as 0phe-
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-08

[By Telegram to the Commercial
SALISBURY. MD, March 8.
On Friday afternoon, George Hall, aged eigh-
teen, shot dead Amelia shockley, aged four
teen, while on her way home from school, in
company with other children.
Hall was counting Amelia, and had written q
lettor to her, which she had failed TO answer,
saying she had not had time.
1t Itisreported that Hall had laid in wait for his
victim the previous day, but Amelil, being ac-
compauied by her brother, the deed was defer
red.
Both belong to respectable families, living near
Salisbury.
The murderer is still at large, but an active
pursuit is kept up.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-08
Auction sales.
[By L. W. stldhan a Son. ]

IDJ N W 1VEs11ls1'll m 0"11'I
House Ne. 10l1 Washington street, for John
G. Haddock, on Thursday, March 18th.
The same day Household goods OF Thos. d.
Webb.
On the 1lth sale of Dry Goods for NJ. e. Belt,
at 40 East Sd st.
On the 18th aud 14th the Hotel Furniture Of
Isaac U. Pyle, ut the Washington House.
On the 18th, the Household Goods OF Emeline
Strimple, at No. 124 King street.
By 0gle Il Miller.
Sale of Household Goods on the 18th at COS
Market street.
Three story brick house, on the Southwest
corner Of 9th d Madison streets, on the 18th.
Also, on same day, First class furniture for
Samuel Speakmau at 507 W. 7th street.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-08
New Castle.

There will be meeting in the Court House,
tonight, TO take into consideration the building
Of the Marrow Gauge Railroad between here and
Wilmington. There will be addresses from
Geo. b. Rodney and others.
We had an Indian in our town last evening,
He left for Philadelphia this morning.
There are several vessels now in harbor load
ing grain for Eastern ports.
March 9Th 1879
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-08

TELLING THE WORLD OF Ir.-Letters and ar
ticIes on the Clayton House abound in the news
papers which reached US by to-day's maile.
Especially entertaining letter. appear in the
Philadelphia telegraph, from Geo. W. Allen in
the Press, from Thomas Meehan and in the
Norrstown Herald, from the genial pen of John
IL Williams. Thomas NJ. Coleman had an excel
lent letter, ,embodying much general information
about Wilmington, in yesterdays Ledger. We
tried hard, to-day, to copy some of lit and have
failed Mr. Matthew's OF the Baltimore Ameri-
cdn remained in the city, yesterday, and will
have, no doubt, good letter, in an early issue
Of that paper.
Good notices of the Hotel appear in the Ohes-
ter Ae,os, Reading Eagle. Philadelphia Inquirer,
lyesterday,) North American, Baltimore Sun,
Elkton Democrat, Middletown Transcript,
Coatesvile Union,, and others, doubtless, which
We have overlooked.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-08
Ehe DIOdoc Wrr.

WHY THE INDIANS REFUSED TO sURRENDER-THE
REsUMPno OF ACTIVE OPERATIONS.
SAN Francisco, March 8.
The sudden determination Of the Modoc In
dians not to surrender was caused by white men
telling them that they were indicted for murder
by the Oregon Courts, aud that they would be
hung If they surrendered.
II they do not surrender by this evening, ac-
tive operations will be instantly commenced.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-08

ARREST OF A NoToRIoUs HORSE THIEF.-A man
named Egerton. was arrested yesterday, near
FELTON,, by the Sheriff OF Kent county, and was
brought north on the train, this morning. he
has been engaged in the horse stealing business
for about twenty years, but 30 adroitly have his
plans been matured that he has escaped detec-
tion until recently. His depredations have been
mostly committed in the State Of New York. and
he was conveyed thither on e requisition from
the Governor, II is said that Egerton had re-
Gently purchased farm near FELTON,, in the de-
sign Of locating there. II this be true it may
have been his Intention Of plying his old vocation
III that locality in which event the news will be
received with universal pleasure.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-08
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

The alarm of fire, last night was false one.
Tbs weight Of the Water Witch's new steamer,
ready for service, is 6l40 lbs.
Three drunks we're heard this morning. and
Mary Smith was sent to Now CASTLE for go days
for yagrancy.
Notices are given to the Sons Of Temperance
and members Of the 1. o. o. F., to attend
10 funeral Of Brother John NJ. Tuner, to-mor
row.
dog belonging to E Carter Hemphill, OF the
9th Ward, was attacked with apparent hydropho-
bil at 8 o'clock, this morning, aud was shot
He il known to have been bitten by dog going
along the turnpike, about two weeks ago.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-08

The Advertiser, though il seems dissatisfied
with the control of the City Council over the
Water Department, strongly disapproves, in
Ing article, to-day, the proposed 'ioommis-
don" 1t declares the scheme sat variance with
the entire policy and doctrines of the Democra-
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-08
The Clayton House.
Ann1yA1a up ro " NJ, To-DAY.

ARRIVALS UP TO II NJ, TO-DAY.
j. +. Sanders, N. Y. Hsproat and Wife,
X W Cannon, ,Brgvile, Del Taunton, Mass
ID. w. Dodge, N. Y. James \ Lee,
@ r KiIlburn, ,NeWark, N jill McColley and wife,
p Reynolds, Del City M; -.
G smith, Philad'a HbFramPton, New YORK
Chas Roce, Philada Andrew Gray, New Gas
Miss Wyatt, Wilmington to.
Miss Ssiter, wilmington Geuge Conlv, Phila;
A Smith, Salisbury, Md CWay, MI. N.rnon, va
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-08
TOHN MERRICK 81 CO.,
BANKERS AND BROKERS'

No East Fifth street, Clayton house'
WILMINGTON, DBL
Particular attention given TO Investments Deal
ers in state aud City Loans.
BANK, RAILROAD STOCKS AND BONDS
Rouyht and eold on commission. Time Paper and
Collateral Loans Negotiated. Money loaned On
OA"' REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
1,ao, 1.stosa hought and sold on Commission Mort
cages Negotiated Houses rented, and kents COZ
iected All business intrusted TO US VIII De thshA-
arvEpAI, FIRST. CLASS MORTGAGE AND
% OTHER LOANS FOR SALE. mars-ly
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-08

A man, who gave his name as ]. H. Walters
was arrested at Anderson, Ind, on Wednesday
on the charge of having robbed and burned
railroad depot at that town. Seventy-ive hun
dred dollars worth of tickets were found in his
Arriri
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-08
Treating Our Representative, shnbbiIy.

ln his Washington letter to the New York
Herald, Edmund Yates Gays Closely following
Mr. Cushing, is a most poetical-looking gentle
man with very long, gray hair rolling over his
collar and generally rapt appearance. On in
quiry who he is. am told "Biggs, Of Delaware !
only Biggs, Of Delaware" He looks much more
than that
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-08
THE WAR INDEMNITY GUARANTEED.
Spain.
THE ASSEMBLY TO BE DIssobysD.

THE ASSEMBLY TO BE DISSOLVED. ...
MADRID, Mar. 8.
The Palace of the Cortes was surrounded by
crowds during the session Of yesterday, and
troops were stationed in the vicinity to prevent
outbreak.
The President of Council will. to-day, propose
a dissolution of the Assembly.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-08

LARGE SALE OF SrooKs.-James Trimble, Ex-
ecutor Of the estate Of Joseph Trimble. decd,
will sell large list Of stocks, at Stidham d
SONS auction room, Ill East 4th street, on Tues
day morning, at IL o'clock. See the advertise
ment, elsewhere, for particulars.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-08
weather Record.

REPORT OF THE SIGNAL SERVICE.
WASHINGTON, March 8.
Probabilities Increasing South and East
winds will continue over the Middle States, and
Atlantic coast
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-08

Ameeting in behalf of Woman Suffrage will
be held at Kennett Square, ON Friday afternoon
Of next week, the 14th, commencing at o'clock
Among those expected to be present are Ma
~ Crew. Rev. Mr.. Ames and Mrs. Ames, and
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-08
Commercial RepOrts.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS,

PHILADELPHIA, March 8.
Cotton firm 2O9lC022; Flou dull superfne A..
7505O Penn extra family, i@75 Wheat quiet
Red s5095 amber $500 04 wllte SOLO Bye 50;
Yellow corn 5000 mixed; i0@l White oats,
4S05O mixed 45(D9 Whiskey 9l Gold 1873.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-08
LOVE AND MURDER,

A Horrible Affair at Salisbury.
Md
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-08

The President yesterday communicated to the
Senate number Of appointments, among them
b ing that Of Lieut.. John NJ. Dunn, as U. 3.
,iarshal for the district OF Delaware.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-08

The cattle in the Snake River District of Idaho
are dying in large numbers from the extreme
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-08
MURRAY,

HI. CARTING AND HAULING
done at short notice. Car TO hire and movings care
fully attended to- Au orders can be left at MI
Kinaa Tailor atsrs. No. g ". sixth n niaFtu
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-08
THIRD EDITION.
$3.50 p. M.
France.

France.
EXPLOSION OF CARTRIDGE WORKS.
PARIS, March 8.
Cartridge Works in Fort Mont Valerian explo-
ded this morning. Twenty-eight persons were
injured, twelve mortaly.
THE WAR INDEMNITY GUARANTEED.
LONDON, March 8.
The French government has given guarantees
for the payment Of the last millard Of the war
idemnity, and negotiations for the immediate
evacuation Of the French territory have COM
menced.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-08

IssaSpfs neaPt for FHnsr FiHmnssrsiSarv HssIeSMs.e IMe''-
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-08

- Isnararn ru CONDITION OF tsrIE MA
III TIONAL BANK OF WILMINGTON Il BRAN,
DIVINE" Ht Wilmington, in the State of Delaware,
at the close ofbusDess on the 2Sth day OF February
1873:
Loans and Discounts, S4G1, 800 22
u. 8. Bonds to secure circulation, 100000
Other Stocks, Bonds, and Mortgages 5000
Due from National Banks, 10,2SOBo
Due from State Banks and Bankers, 2.O2I.A
Banking House, S25,OOO
Furniture and Fixtures, 81 800 26,bOO
Current Expenses, $40 %
Taxes Paid, ", ,1S5 60 5,ObS Al
Checks and other Cash Items, 9o,45O II
Bills of National Banks, S,3lB
Fractional Currency Qncludng Nickels) I'll o.
Legal Tender Notes. Sill
a.r $s5s,sl5 Os
Capital Stock paid in, $300,0l0
Surplus Fund, I5,OO0
Interest, 1899 81
Circulating Notes received from
Comptroller, $lSU.VOO
1'Afri for burning ing "i-1 s,7qO
Amount outstanding, 176,2sO
State Bank Circulation outstanding, 6,OlO
Dividends Unpaid, $40 W
Individual Deposits 3ll.64l o2
Due to National Banks, 40 lv0 w
- - State Banks and Bankers, 1s,529 "
$ss2,sl5 90
l. Evan Rice Cashier of ''The National Bank of
Wilmington and Brandywine," do sOlemnly swear
that the above statement is true to the best oi my
State Of Delaware, County of New Castle:
sworn to and subscribed before me, this TIN DAY
Of March, 1873.
COrrect-Attest:
HENRY F. DURE. !
JAMES MORROW, Directors.
GEO. s. CAPBLLE. J
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-08

ID EPoRT OF THE CONDITION OF "THE Ma
III TI0NAL BANK OF DELAWARE, AT Will
MINGTON,"in In Wilmington, in the State Of Della
ware, at the close OF business on the 2Sth day OF
February 1873.
Loans and Discounts $3l1,905.7S
U. s. Bonds TO secure Circulation, l1000O.00
Other Stocks, Bonds and Mortgages, 2l,755.1 Is
Due from Redeeming and Reserve Agents, 80, ,156.49
Due from other National Banks, 20952.H
Due from State Banks and Bankers, 1s,9296
Banking House, 100000
Current Expenses, 9lT.72
Taxes paid, 1,3TAs1
s,29O.5s
Checks and other Cash Items 9,264.04
Bills Of National Banks h,92LO0
fractional Currency, including Nickels, 4,l6l.g4
Specie 2,25200
Legal Tender Notes. sO40500
$59s,9Si.s5
LIABILITIES.
Capital Stock paid In, sl100O0.00
Surplus Fund, 1O9,203.IO
Discount, 1o,5s6.4O
Circulating Notes received from Comp
troller, 99,00O.OO
Amount outstanding, 100000
State Bank Circulation outstanding, 1,726.60
Dividends unpaid, 25200
Individual Deposits, 224, lUb.H
Due to National Banks, 8S ls5.O6
Due 10 State Banks and bankers, ss3.0T
s5q8, ,00105
I, s. Floyd Cashier OF "The National Bank of
Delaware, at wilmington" do solemny affirm that
the above statement is true, to the @ best s., OF my
State Of Delaware, County of New Castle:
Anirmeed to and subcribed before me, this Ith
day OF March, 1873 II. II. EWBANKS,
Notary Public.
Correct-Attest,
HaA.lEs HeE: BsissaTssf. HsaSssi Directors.
HENRY LATIMaR,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-08
IBy Tolegram o lhs oOmmercll.l

the Murderer sttn at Large.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-08
D4ils GSatstertiAt.
JEhKIMssA ATKIMeON.

WILMER ATKINSON. .PabIishsr.
tS-For TssMs, BIe, Sec Second Paga
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-08

State Of Delaware, County OF New Castle, s. 8.
/, jOhn Peoples, Cashier Of " The Union National
Bank Of Wilmington" do soemnly swear that the
edge and belief. JOHN PEOPLES, Cashier.
Sworn to, and subscribed before me- this 7th
day OF March, 1873 JOHN AKIN, JR,
Notary Public.
Correct, Attest,
JAS. C. AKIN,
MN. M. CANDY. mars
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-08
sECORD EDITION.

$3.50. P. M.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-08

EXPLOSION OF oARTRIDoE WORKS.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-08
FIRST EDITION.
PHILAD DELPHIA.
OUR sATURD LETTER

THE NTaHT SCHOOL FOR ARTIzANs-NoS EXPLOSIVE
oIIs-DKATH IN THE LAMPS AT FOUR CENTS
PINT-THE SOCIAL ETIQUETTE HUBBUB-THE
MARKET STREET HALLWAY pRoBLEM-THE SCARE
IrY on PHILADELPHIA DRUMMERs-THE CATARACT
OFT HE aAraEs REVIVAL, ETo