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Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1873-12-08

ICorTespondence OF the commercial
NEWARK, Dec. 8.
DONATION PARTY.-Last Friday evening, a 40
nation party was given by the ladies aud gentle
men OF st. Thomas Church of Newark, to their
nastor. Rev. Mr. Stone. The members OF the
CONGREGATION we're seen vending their way at an
aarIy hour to the Rectory, with baskets well NIL
ed with the good things of this hfe Arriving
- the house they were received by the very
much surprised pastor and his family, very
kindly. All present seemed to enjoy themselves,
and after passing a very pleasant evening, 80,
cialiv recommended with music aud singing, aud
partAking of refreshments, the KIND most re-
turned his thanks aud the COMPANY broke up i,
AN ALARM The Directors OF the BANK OF
Newark are having burglars alarm put In
the Bank. -..., ...,.,,.
PaoTnAorLD MEETING IA protracted meeting
is going ON in the NJ. Il. Church with some sue
cess There has been considerable mlsDehaVlor
for sometime and the members OF the chnrch'
assisted by the Town Commissioners are making
il a point to have more quietness III and arouna
the church doors, and are working to tnat emu,
40 Young men and boys be on your guard.
RE.OPENED -Luttons Hall, which has .Deen
used for a carriage ware room, for some time'
has again been opened for shows and e1hloi
tlons. -. -, NJ
RRsrAuRAEr Choate, Of the Newark Ho'
tel who did not succeed in gsttiag liquor IL
cense has opened first class restaurant, nav
ing some of the finest oysters that can be FOUND
RsTURNED Miss Lizzie Wilson, teacher oi
school No. SO, has returned from Kentucky, look
| ing all tho better for her visit.
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The Courier Journal thinks this is Tweeds
''off year" in politics. s. an. ,.4...r.
Five oranges we're organized in Vermon last
week. '"he state now has htty- " 1t
Joe Jefferson was playing at Fords Opera
House, Baltimore, last week. Sal
Miss Nelson was prevented by illness from
appealing two nights of last week in st. Louis,
-Aiwabash editor returns thanks for cent?
pedb received by mail from Texas, and says X u
the first cent OF any kind he had seen IN
month. b. -.,r ft4I pf
The obituary notice in western paper o1n-
tanned the touching intelligence that the de-
ceased Had accumulated 8, little money,snd ten
children.
Among the steady habits of Connecticut Is .
steady habit of drinking, Fifteen out OF every
Al who have died in that state during the past
five years we're drunkerds. tl,W t., ..sl
s Last week, Mr.. Grau'a English Opera artists
we're in Chicago The osmila Urso concert
troupe. and the Lydia Thompson company, were
delighting tie same city. my
Maggie Mitchell was in Washington, at the
new National Theatre. last week. a.. new
lithograph of her is displayed in the windows,
which certainly is not a likeness
Eastern farmers may be astonished to learn
that stacked between, Greeley and Green Dity,
COL, are three million tous Of hay, almost
worthless on account Of no means OF getun 8 II
20 market. q. c-s-rEtI- .I 4. 'g.
"A California Snowman is wandering around
the country Illustrating the execution Of, the
Modoo captlves by msans OF puppets. The ag-
ony OF the hanging is worked upin . most skhi
full manner. - v SIX o. atHt,
Mrs. Deacon Smith of Collinsville, Conn Il
slowly starving to death from an inflammation
of the throat produced by hsh bone which
lodged there some time ago, and which prevents
her taking nourishment. ayl- w. p
Several leading ladies of fashion IN Wash
ington sigpify their intention Of emulating th'
example OF Mrs. Attorney General Williams bI
announcing verbally that no wine will be served
| at their receptions this winter.
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Industrial N6ws.

The close OF navigation in the Hudson has
caused a stoppage Of coal shipments to New
burg, and thrown large number OF iALorers
out of work at that point
There is no change to report In the sItike no o.
strikers continue firm in their determination, to
resist the proposed reduction OF wages, and the
railroad company is equally determined not 10
yield. ..,,
At Lawrence, Mass, the Atlantic Cotton Mills
which have been running only part OF thelr , ma
ehinery four days in the week, resumed full 0p-
erations to-day. The Washington woollen mills
has resumed on large Government orders Tor
navy cloth At Lowell, the Appleton Company
| resume on full time, with full wages, to-day
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G vernon Campbell of Wyoming, i'll his mess
ase to the third Legislative Assembly OF Wyom-
tI, Territory, makes the following statement IN
terance to the practical working of woman
MI age there;
tne experiment of granting to woman a voice
III the government, which was inaugurattd tor
ns frs time In the history OF our country, by
ne iirrt Legislative Assembly OF Wyoming has
az been tried for four years. have hereto
'.ia lkan occasion to express my views in re-
Id 10 the wisdom and justice of this measure
I'D NY conviction that it's adoption had been at
aided ouly by good results. Two years more
observation Of the practical working Of tht
stem have only served to deepen my convic
r.s.4 that what we, in the Territory, have
no has been well done. and that our system
al impartial suffrage is an unqualified success
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The Baltimore Gdzette announces that oysters
are sold in that city low as twenty-five cents per
bushel, which formerly sold for seventv-hve to
one dollar The Gazette says
'The oyster trade one of the most important
in the CITY. is now suffering severely, aud there
snnenr. no early prospect of favorable change.
lbe state has licensed upward of five hundred
vessels to engage in the catchns AN ana bsf tbst
number are engiged in the work; and those
which are at work complain that the low price
Of oysters precludes the possibility ota success, M
full season. The difficulty grows out OF the
rnahla to reallZe money on their sales, will moi
90 largely into the business. and are now filling
special orders Ordinarily, the trade amounu
10 several millions of dollars per year, and glvel
employment to thousands OF persons, men an.
/ women but nov those engaged ia the packing
| honses have work only part OF the time, ant
| many are entirely out OF work,
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THE COMMONS FARMa-IMPpovEMgNTs "A DAAfAa
I'D scHooNER--rHE NEW TRIAL ARaUMRNT-PE
s0FAL, ETC.
ii Correspondence OF the Commercial.
Nav CASTLE, Dec.
Our merchants are beginning to prepare for
Christmas.
Court may last through this week.
MIR Reynolds, of the Middletown Transcript,
was in town on Saturday. He interviewed the
burglars
Mr.. Simpson has completed his part Of the
contract on the new government pier, aud the
remaining work will be finished by another party.
We understand that all of the Commons farms
have been rented for the coming year, with the
exception OF the Hare's Corner Hotel properly.
The majority OF the present occupants Will re-
The entert ainmsn ''0-er Land and Sea" was
repeated on Saturday evening to respectable
audience in the NJ e. Church. ..,.
Two of Elk. Sheriff Herbert's new houses on
Cherry st. have been rented and occupied, and
the remainder we understand have been disposed
OF to various parties, and wall also be occupied
soon.
Mr.. Herbert contemplates erecting more
houses in the same locality Ps soon as the wealth
or next spring Will permit.
The M. q. Ohurch has now received its last
coat OF new paint on the exterior. The appear
Ance of the building has OF course been very
much improved. The other improvements,
which we noticed some uIne Dhch as opHteLnPiat
| ed will be completed as soon as practicable and
| some additional ones are talked OF.
The New CASTLE woollen mills will resume
| work to-day, for a time sufficient to workup the
raw material now on hand.
- rhe schooner owned by Capt. Palmer Of your
| city and which was capsized and sunk OIL Fort
| Delaware, some time since, was run down by q
steamer on Saturday aud one of her masts torn
| out Several unsuccessful attempts to raise her
| have been made, but il possible she will be
buoyed up and towed to Wilmington for repairs,
| this week. =,
| A sloop load of rails for the p. W. u d. r IL
| Co., arrived yesterday from down the State.
| We were Informed by an officer of the Co. that
/ they we're to be- used in fencing in that portion
OF the Co. Is property, generally known as the
Battery"
| A series of extra meetings will be held in the
| M, E Church, commencing this evening, and to be
| continued indefinitely. During the coming week,
as was announced in the .OoMmEHcIAL OF Satur'
dag, the respective Methodist pastors OF your
| O ~ will preach iu the church.
Much interest il felt III regard to the argn
ments for new trial for the Burglars which Ii
expected to take place to-day. but whether dur
| lug the morning or afternoon session OF tht
| court is not known. u. n "
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LErTERs FRoAa FasrPsoraE.


To DE Editor Of the oommerctais
Win the Oily Council move in the matter un-
less nsmorislzsd by the Citizens Then let the
Wilmington Union Aid Society take tbeinitjative
call meeting of their constituents, discuss the
Free Lodging House and give some dehhiss form
to this proposed charity, for charity It surely IT,
In country place the clean straw or sweet bay OF
the barn loft furnishes a,weleome and freely De-
slowed shelter to the poor traveller who for pru-
DENTAL reasons oannot be admitted under the
family roof But here In the City where the ap-
plicants are many no provision exists outside OF
tho City Hat ceIls. In the name OF humanity
give us the respectable Free Lodging House.
beyond the benefits TO the penniless unshel-
tered, 1t will form nucleus for the systematic
and economical ministering of the charities OF
our citizens and furnish rich stores OF practical
wisdom for their guidance in deeds OF greater
oharitv- FRIkRD.
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ooSrnADroroHx arroLrs AB,ur HvAl

coNrRADrcroRx REroLrs AB1Ur HwHs : A.
as NEW YosK, DEC. 8.
special despatch from Key West, brings
report that the U. s. war stsam,r KI1sIs Is as
hore on the Bahama Islsnds. And the Troy
Times has letter from Bermuda annoupoing
the arrival there of the Kansas, on November
2srd, after being driven out to sea in the severe
gale OF Cape Hatteras, on the 18th Of Novsm-
h.. .eiaT .5H ..4t fIg 5
4, sHE ARRIVES AT BERMUDA FOB COAL
r. wAsHNaroS Dss 9. Z
Official advices received confirm the reported
arrival of the Kansas at Bermuda, whsfsf she
put In for coal and was to leave on the evenins
Of the2Ath inst. 1 .. alg .E'.- Hatrs 4H ptH
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ana. o. Es AGAIN In THE DUCHESS"

y MRs. o., Es AGAIN In ''THE DUCHESS"
! Mrs. James A Oates has secured the Opera
House for Saturday evening next, and will, on
that occasion. present The Grand Duchess, q per-
formance which she has once already rendered
10 the delight of uur theatre goers, This opera
will be presented on Saturday by special re-
quest,
HOLIDAY ENGAGEMENT OF MAGGIE MiToHKid.
An engagement has been concluded by Mr..
Frank Noien, with Maggie Mitchell, to give tve
performances In our Opera House, en- Christ
mas week, commencing on Monday evening the
22d, and giving a matines on Christmas night
closing with the evening of that day. This is g
big engagement. and from the great popularity
OF Maggie Mitchell here, it might be very sue
ceesful ono.
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on Saturday afternoon, as Chief Brady was
searching the house Of John Groves, who is an
uncle to BIubber Davis, in South Wilmington,
for articles which It YVES supposed Davis had sto-
len and deposited there for safe Keeping ne
discovered . portion OF the cunning apparatus
stolen few days pgo, from private car Of the
p. W. & B. h. h and belonging to Edward
Bringhurst. Mr.. Bringhuust was sent for and
identified the articles, and as Groves had pre-
viohsly laid claim to the ownership OF them, VI
ficer Donovan marched him to the hail. where
he had hearing this morning. and was held IN
$500 for Court, He had hot furnished bail Al
noon and will, naost hksly, basent ever to New
Castle. ...
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A letter to the st. Louis Despatch says that
six desperadoes raided along the White River
in Arkansas, oil the 29th ult., robbing the set
tlers of horses, money and other yalnabes.
Retnrning from their raid they were met IN sn !.
bnsh at asqu;re's Ferry. by the citizens, who
al nnon t3eni. aud their leader and two 9TH
ara Az we're killed. Another was mortally wound,
ed and the remaining two were captured y
was at first decided to hang the prisoners, On,
their captors were at length persuaded to leave
them in the hands of the law.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1873-12-08

Hark,uss' Magazine, for December, has ap-
peared Its contents include spirited story OF
the English Civil war entitled "Dudiey's Es-
cape, by Rev Charles d, Shaw poems by Liz
zie York Case. Edwin h Paynter, and Lizzie W.
tiarabrant Francis Yincsnt's celebrated esssy
on his proposition of an Anglo-Saxon Confeder-
alton is published in full and he continues ms
Hi.tory OF Wilmington down to the surrender OF
Fort Christina to Stuyvesant. The several ed
itorial departments are well supplied, and the
whole number is neatly illustrated.
This magazine is published quarterly In this
city by John q. Harkness, at S1 year.
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ARRIVALS UP TO NOON. TODAY.


] II Rumbarger, GoAport. Ind.
Reuben Haines. Elkton, Md.
WB Lanning, Princeton. N ]. -..r
] Wyllie! Junr, London. Eng.
W q Ohurchman, Delaware.
JV Lloyd Do.
Frank B Lysle, Phila.
Geo II Baldun. New York.
Mr. q Mrs Jas Rodgers. New York.
Andrew Gray, Delaware.
] L Killgore,
Geo L Lucas, Camden, NJ.
P Ford and VT, Phila.
10 Miller, City. =H
WI Field, Hamilton, Canada.
Wm B North. New Haven, Conn.
WI Hayes. Pittsburg.
P Crabbs, Toledo, Ohio.
Alex Crumbie, Brooklyn.
Charles Bennett. Phila.
Sd Smith Wilmington.
WI Iugram, Phila.
JV Allen,
s Speakman, City.
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1t is now reported that the Democratic mem-
'trs of the California Legislature will make q
t. Aight light ON their own account in the cleo
pn for United States Senator
The Navy Department has not yet received in
eiligenoe Of the steamer Kansas, but is said to
ls'l no uneaainess regarding her safety.
The military telegraph line from California tC
Tucson, Arizona, was finished yesterday, anc
working last night.
Returns from 81 counties In Texas give Cake
Democrat, II 1856 majority for Governor,
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THE MAGIC OF LIeHr AND SOUND.

the MAGIC OF LGGHT AND SOUND.
Tie first one of the three lectures by Prot
Pepper will be given at the Opera House, this
ey ming The special subject, tonight, is to be
ths Romance of Optics "and it will be brilliantly
Illustrated by skillful experiments and illusions
A larpe number Of seats nave been reserved.
''THE BLACK FIGND
Announcement is made OF the performance
On Thursday evening OF the spectacular drama
M, Bacy Fiend which s said to equal the eel.
eorated Black Crook in ''gorgeousness, and
"slttering splendor." The star performer is
Sr. Edmund Coles, an English actor. and the
Company includes Mile Annette Gallotti. pre-
uero dauseuse, supported by a corps dc odaet
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The snow fall in the interior of California is
the heaviest since 1851. Five lncheS o' SUI"
fell at Vallejo, Modest and Petalumnai three
inches at sulson and two inches sd a. sCehGm pen;n
n."nS;1v m San Francisco, but the mountains
sronnd that city are covered with snow; there here
r sasrs for the vast herds of cattle in the FORK
H;lls and also of flood in the Sacramento anu
San JOAQUIN Valleys, like that OF 1861.
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.

Professor 0lemmer, is preparing IN inter
esting Cantata for Asbury NJ E. Sunday School
on the 18th Of January. 44t
The religious services of 1.-THE Forty Hours.
Devotion" are in progress at 81. Mary's Ohnrch,
Fifth and Pine Streets. -
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10 Spanish frigate Arapi.es is likely to be
1 AIMED III the dry dock several days longer @ 6y
accidental sinking of barge laden with 2OO
f1ts vi coal opposite the entrance to the dock.
- wing to the pressure of work at the Brooklyn
H,yy Yard, none OF the men can be spared to
I-rist In removing this obstruction.
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News Boz HuRT.-WiIliam Phelau, news boy
on saturday afternoon as the North bound
train passed that place A car is generally
switched on to siding at that station, and the
Young lad being on the siding, his foot
caught. and the heel was badly crushed before
he oould make his escape. ,= >
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Wilmington ships are swift, as well as staunch
The steamer Ednsas. Of the U. 8. Navy, is
heard from, all right


Tue Quickest Trip-t fniinston ship Aheaa
Tine steamship Neto Orleans, built in this city
for the II. B Cromwell line, of New York, has
il-t made the quickest trip on record between
lnat city and New Orleans. She arrived at Ne"
Orleans ou the 9TH Instant in five days. twenty
two and half hours from Sandy Hook bar to
the bar at tn mouth of the Mississippi, and in
six days, eight hours aud quarter from city to
ci,y She left New York on Saturday the 18th
ult.. at 8 45 p. m, and reached New orleans a.
30 on Friday. -
This beats by two hours the quickest passage
on record between the two ports, the best here
tofors laying been the trip of the EoentHI Hdr,
in 1861 We beg the attention OF the country
generally to the fact that tho Na0 Orleans MAS
built in the iron ship yards Of Wilmington.
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CHuDRENs CONCERT -Four nLtle girls, belong
ing to Calvary Sunday School, held musical
concert in Rev. Mr. Latimers parlors, last FRI
day evening. The entertainment vas under
admission were l0cts, and over S25 were real
lied for the use of the school,
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Nrw UPHoLsTERINa FIRM-Robert Liddel
and Charles Evans have formed 3 sco-paftnershir
and established themselves in the Upholsterine
bnsit,ess Al 800 Pine street.
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All the heavy ordnance which has been st9reS 9,
T., tha a. I,ouis arsenal since the war, lncludint
M many iOO-pound PARROTS and mortars, are heint
shipped to Pensacola.
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In his annual message to Inc California Leg.
islature, Governor Booth favors revision OF
our treaty with China, to restrict Chinese I'M
migration.
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rhe Full PsnsItt ~ thS Lew I'm
'H7-' posed t""'-p on t- ti
Fine, imprisonment, Tmlory and 'Fh'prirtF.

tsp ,cial ~ 'rel 9 aPh to 'he Commercial %
Nav CASTLE. Dec. 8. '
The four bank robbers were brought into
Court and sentsnced at O'Clock. ."-'-'l
The -sentepcs vas that. they pay the cost Of
prosecution. oi L.-.ls -.s a,t5..5. 6.-i pz''
Pay . hns Of Eve hundred dollare each ir ,st
On "Wednesday 3tls 10 h inat they stand in the
pillOry one hour. ..I-- -[I
That they b, vi ipped, OF the same day, with
forty iasbes. ri' rto -s....t .ata. ..,ses
Aud that they We imprisoned for ten Years.
THE RRAsoNs NHYA NEW TRIAL WAS ftKED. '
The following are lie ieasons WI ich were filed
by the counsel I, t'.t Bank Eurgia's for IA new
trial
Il That the ve' ,iiet Was again, the evi'itnce.-
a, qhst the v rdcth against the insight OF
the evidence. oiGy s.srs.Ht a-s =.
.. That the yerdi,t vas again 4 the law 'ppli-
cable to the case
4. That the Court erred in not charging ths
Jury that to establish Constructive bteaklng
they must be satisfed, from the evidence, hat an
entry was obtained by means of & trick, attihce,
or fraud, apparently and expressly used by the
prjsonaIs, for the purpose of having the fasten-
inas OF the door removed, and OF thereby gain
ing admission without breaking 1t.
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RKFoRT OF THE SIGNAL SERVICE.
WASHING ron. Dec. g..
Probabilities. For the Middle States. east
erly to southerly winds, with generally cloudy
vra..har and rain = z 2 q o.. -
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At the Brooklyn navy yard recruiting is going
on vigorously, . notice soliciting recruits being
posted ct the gate. - ~, -. - -
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I THIRD E0lTIOR.;'. :.
FINALE al AZ the BANK 81 sIuRG LAS

SENTENCE OF the 1oNsRs
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Commercial Isepsrt.


PmLADELPmA, Dec. 8.
Cotton steady; uplands 161; New Orleans,
16N0Hc. Flour dull superdne 81 be@5 20 ,
extras, S5 1905 25 winter wheat extra family,
$7 25C98 20. Rye -four $5 Corn meal nomi. !;
nal. Wheat dull red oil 55@1 .63 amber 81 81
COI 70; ; white / 736Dt.85 Rye steady white,
5sc; mixed SOC. Fork s15 so. Lard $40.
Whisky 94c.
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Cattle mo ierately active; common 70 extra
Penna and Western steers, 4 to 715e Sheep
in fair demand at 415@5szc. Hogs firm st VI
per cwt.
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FIRST EDITION.


THE COMMONS FARMs-IMPpovEMgNTs "A DAMAa-
I'D scHooNER--THE NEW TRIAL ARGUMENT -PEK-
e0FAL, ETC.
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sA-a4- .aSt Wp1aJ tIaI
~ - Al ,ls-esa- q. -g a
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tsp ,cial " rel aph to he Commercially q
a NN Nav CASTLE. Dec. 8.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-12-18
Building Associations.

This is favorite mode ofinvestment in some
sections Of the country, particularly in Phila.
delphis and its vicinity. Bv means OF the pay
mehts that arc only X quired monthly, many
workinSman or mechanic las been enabled
from his earnings to provide comfortable
home for himself and fan lily, who would other.
wlse never heve been enabled to raise the sum
required to maize The first payment to secure
the property: In order. however, to provide
against possible loss in case of death before the
payments are fully made. and the consequent
inability ct the family to continue the paw
meIts. the purchaser Of home in a. bu;ld;nr
association should secure policy Of insurance
upon his life in good company, by mesus of
which the property could be secured to his
family H. case Of his early death. One of the
best Of these companies is the Penn Mutual
Lite Insurance Company, OF PhiIadelphia. in
which policies for any amount large or small.
may ne secured, or agencies obtained by Hppli.
cation to the home Office, No. 92l Chestnut
street. Philadelphia, or to J. W. Ire;ieII, 5r..
No. " West Third street, Cincinnati, Ohio.