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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-10
A NEW ENEMY TO THE CROPS.

BENJAMIN NJ. Gill; jr, residing at Murray's
Farm baltimore County sends lively Specimen Of
the Worlds that playing havoc In the rye aud whrat
fields parts ~ the cOuntry Although this par
ticulur worm was Brought by mail from Wu'"ensl'nrg
and was tossed about In the usual way In HE d'si t"n
of the mail the postOice and In The AMERICAN 1t wa
in excellent heath and spirits wlWn taken from the
enyeola and forthwith hogan crawl over Ia, editor al
drsk with II inarkaI,c activity We never WORM
of this size that showed much activity. In gene raj
appearance Il resembles young caterpillar. but II is
far more agile Mr. Gill also sends specimen rye heads
I'm WHICH thus yoEiciJs pest has been practising hs
desnlctiye arts The son grains ar, iol!owcd out,
leaving nothing but the shell ana the chan Tie worm
IL about and fourth inchrG IN length Conceruing
fields he ads almost vOu OF grahs and the ground
literally covered with chan. Late sowed rye would not
be worth harvesting were IL not for the straw. The
early sowcd rye is aro seriously damaged. The wheat
crop this section has also sunes~s ASty Tho grass
are beginning TO be very but do not
as yet appear he doing any s1n except to the corn
and bean crop, and thai ~ YET aot &c y very great
eItcnL"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-10
WASHINGTON.
CURRENT TOPICS AT THE CAPITAL.
ARREST OF CALIFORNIA COIN COUNTERFElTERs.
WASHINGTON, Friday, July o. 1879

CURRENT TOPICS AT THE CAPITAL.
ARREST OF CALIFORNIA COIN COUNTERFElTERs.
WASHINGTON, Friday, July o. 1873.
The Treasury Secret Service Division has
received information that Motron sebastano and Au-
custina Buazzi two members of the notorious gang OF
countcrfcitcrs Mrysville California, have been ar
rested These men In Oroye during the session
OF the Democratic Convention, ana took advantage of
the crowded condition of the saloons to pass bogus quar-
tereagcs. They disposed of ten before arousDS sus-
picion, and when local officer apprehcnded sebasano
only one piece found in his possession. An opera
tive the Secret Service, after dgent search dis
covered Buazz asleep at O'Clock in the morning under
q tree search OF his pockets brought 10 light fifteen
base quaItcrcaglcs The prisoners were taken Z" Ma
rysvilc which town the mandatory was located
1t was overwhelmingly frame structure, facing
slough which runs the Feather River, and close TO
dense swamp. Ia this house We're found 30 unfinished
quarer-eareS just they had lett the nods guam.
tity of mixed and unixed cucibes, ladies' bottles of
various kinds, acids, de- The two men were taken TO
San Francisco, and after preliminary examination b',
fore Commissioner OBricn, were committed IN default OF
bail fOr trial.
THE POSTAGE ISSUES OF THE LAST TWO YEARS
COMPARED
report Just compiled by Third Assistant Postmaster
General Barber shows that 1O7,6l6OOO postal cards
were sold during the fiscal year which ended June 80
last against 81 $4,000 issued for the year which ended
June so, 1874. The increase which is equivalent to
about 1Sla per cent indicate that the postal
cards growing in popular favor TIC value OF the
issue of ordinary postage stamps during the year
1927 479 an increase OF $996237 the previous
year. The issue OF newspaper and periodical postage
stamps amounted $Sl5 ,902 Az OF ordinary stamped
envelopes and wrappers $il2477 "a, an increase OF
S2t2,2sl 50; of postal cards, S1,O76,l60 The total
issues for sale the public 2i2SS 01s 81, an III
crease OF 81 79i o. the last fiscal year. The
sale of official postage stamps for the fiscal year
amounted to $685. $40 %, decrease OF S5S0s1l %
since June So 1s71 official stamped envelopes, F35f,
500 S. an increase 81 OG5 So the year 1874.
THE CONTENTS OF THE CASH VAULT RIGHT TO
CENT.
The full count of money in the cash vault of
the Treasury completed and agrees exactly with Gen
spinner's account contained Even the esti
mate of $50 shortage made when the currency was
counted and the gold taken according to the marks on
the bags has disappeared, and the count comes out
actly right. All the coin that In any degree worn
was actually counted. The new coin was counted by
weighing ii, and everything proved 10 a cent. The
tents Of the vault were $1o,o00,OO0 OF which nearly
II 800, 900 coin.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-10
FOREIGN NOTES.

CANON BROOK, Ont, July 9.-The iron tubing
hetveen the salt wells of seaiorth Kidd salt block and
this place. distance Of hse miles, has been successfully
laid and the brine BE- gan flowing today.
MONTREAL, July 9.--ln the Dorchester, 7. O.,
election trial. Mr. Rasleau, the respondent, unscated
for bribery ly agents, while his opponent the petitioner
was declared to disqualified the ground Of personal
bribery This il the first case OF Discrimination Deing
visited upon a defeated candidate under the new law
OrFBEC July 9.-The returns of the elections
for members OF the Provincial egisature have been
c.iyed from the entire Province The Government party
claims majority OF 49, while the Opposition only con
ce,irs majority of ne Ia the Government party The
strength Of parties cannot be known with certainty I'LL
the House meets.
QrEBEc July 9.-The number OF vessels en-
tered invalid at the Custom house from the opening oi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-10
REVIVAL MEETINGS IN ENGLAND.

THE PANIC AT THE CAMBERwEIL MEETING-A con-
sULTATION OF CLERGlMfN
LONDON. Friday, July o. 1873.
The hall in which Mr.. Moody is holding his
meetings in Camberwel was crowded last night one
hour b fore the beginning of the services. The building
was also surrounded by u crowd which broke through
the outs side gates This created panic inside the ha
which was only sted by music. The congregation re-
manned standing while the incoming crowd was quoted
by n statement from Mr. Moody that the meeting would
not he held unless they retired
ministers meeting Ia consult with Mr.. Moody a. to
the future will be held Monday next when MI
Mooys work here will close. lie has met the London
Committee who have decided TO continue the noon
praycr-meetings under the management OF the best
preacher they can find.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-10

The average ~ 1923; average hight, little
ever feet Z the average chest, according to their
own measurements only sic inches, which is
smaller by couple of inches than that of niue ont
OF ten college crews. The crew will probably be The
light weights OF the lake GU the day Of the race.
Capt Twocdy knew comparatively little about beat
Ing when he was selected Us str, Ike Of the His
development for man Of his hight is excellent. his
chest being ful and powerful, lis arms very mus
tuar and his eps of good proportions, and the rev
have great confidence in him. Bender, the bow
oarsD,an, was green IN boating matters when chosen
Is member OF the crew. Tic lis the youngest man IN
te boat is finely built and is said to possess the ell
ourauce necessary for thrccmile race. Five Of the
crew come from New-YOrk State, and one from New
Jersey, and all are members 81 the Scientific School
feaion Of Yonkers built their racing shell.
TIE HAMILTON ClsLw.
Hamilton has the advantage Of Union in possess
lug larger and more powerful crew. but IT IS worse
OIL in beng without any home water to practice on.
The crew made up for this by coming early to Sara
toga arriving long before any other crew had started
Before this they forced TO travel ii miles Gay
After day " the Mohawk River Ill order to get tbcT
practice pull. Their coach. A. L. Love, gained what
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-10
THE CREWS AT SARATOGA DECLINE THE BRES
LIN PRIZE CUPS.

SARATOGA, N. Y, July 9.-At meeting of
the captains of the college crews this evening, resol
tons were adopted declining the elegant cups offered ~
special prizes by Mr. j. ii. Bresln the proprietor OF the
Grand Union Hotel The prizes have been on exhibition
In the paror OF the hotel for several days The prcan
BILE of the resolutions that sny prizes from out
side source especially Of so valuable nature as those
offered would tend TO affect unfavoraby the true inter
ests of tbs races which the promotion OF amateur
contests and the meeting Of the various members Of tc
American colleges intimate social relations. The
resolution of decnaon is signed by all the captains eX
cept the captain OF the Columbia crew. Resolutions OF
thanks for Mr.. Brcslns Intended Kindness were also
adoptrd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-10

County the Sd Of October last, hung In the Court
house yard here today Tie execution private, only
some 81 persons. all residents OF the county bene
present No reporters allowed access to the scene
Brown drunk at the time of the MURDER and IRE
spOnsbility advanced as his defense The victn,
said the scaold that his father was drunkard ana
died I'm an In England. He did not remcnier TIE
shooting and hoped to be forgiven The scaod seemed
to have no teirOrs for him. and he died easily.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-10
CANAL INVESIIG 4 TON.

REFUSAL BY DENisON AND GALE TO PERMIT IN
sPECrION OF THEIR BOOKS.
ALBANY, July 9.-The Canal Investigating
Commission to-day requested H. ID. DcniSon and Thomas
Gale whom they examining witnesses, TO pro-
duce their books. They refused saying that they have
none but private books and that the Commission has
authority call for any but public papers or books The
Commission has adjourned ill Wednesday next. 1t is
expected that they will then test the question which ha-
raised. The witnesses appeared by their counsel,
the Hon WIN. Iugcr. and acted upon his advice.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-10
IMPORTANT EVIDENCE AGAINST EXTREAsURER
PARKER OLE SOUTH CAROLINA.

CHARLESTON, s. c., July 9.-Thc proceedings
in the Trial ex-State Treasurer Parker today were
very important Laid, the witness. who attempted To
abscond was arrested and testified that farker 'ou MIN
that $3.50 600 I'm coupons Of bonds had been gwen
ht -, which bis share was &l5OOOO This was when
The nna settlement made by the state with nndhcia
sy,nt Kimton Ladd also sworc that Parker asked lIih
10 have these cOupOns FUNDED Dy an agent VI Aei
The coupons belonged TO the state.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-10
TIE SPEECH OF TIE EARL OF DtF-
FERN

COMMENTS OF A LONDON JOURNAL On IT'S REFEK
ENCE TO TIE LOYAL FEELiNG II CANADA.
LoSpON, Friday, July o. 1870.
The Times, in an article on Lord Duilerlns
speech says that Canada has been ADVANCING riPiuy,
but not 20 fast or with free tread ~ the united
s,ates Iany Canadian formerly felt III king wish TO
oin the Rsuub IT, they loyal when they saw the
enormous load Of debt and taxes left by the cN war
Canadians might, however, have sought ancNaton ere
h. IN some III of pctulancc II tie mother country hh
left them any greyrnce. But. on the WHOLE t'! scc'!
felt the restraint Of tie Imperial Government '"'u.
LOYALTY has been admir- able but We may YET nave 10 can
,r l,r,,r proofs of pario.m If intend 10 knit The
co,s into tlrincr unon with the mother country 80
as TO make The m source of strength instead o weakness
in time OF war"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-10
THE FIRE RECORD.
AT ST. STEPHEN, n. B.-LOSs, $35, 900.

CALAIS, Me-, July "a destructive fire
occurred in stcphcn n b. last evening At about
O'Clock an alarm sounded which called ont the entire fire
department OF Calais, Midtown, and ST. Stephen. THO
brick buildings owned by Geo Maxwell and occupied by
Hiram Williams as a grocery and provision store and
IN. house store and outbuildngs belonging 10 the
McAllister estate burned 10 the ground. The
Of goo 900 is sui burning and will be total loss The
fire Is now Thought to under control Ii is impossible
TO estimate the loss but IL will fully reach $4,000
There is very little insurance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-10
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, 7
WASHINGTON. Saturday, July 10. 1871 g. M

OFFICE or THE CHIEF signal OFFICER,
WASHINGTON. Saturday, July 10. 1871 a. m
synopsis ~ tie Dast hrsaty fouI hours .
The barometer has generally fallen east OF
the Mississippi b'ins highest over the South Atlantic
coast aud lowest the upper lake regions.
Partly cloudy weather. with rain areas, has pfevall"d
ON the Gulf coast Lover Missouri Valley, and the Middle
Atlantic coast. -, l.,,e..
The temperature continues higher in the Gulf States
and bas slightly risen IA tnc upi.r LAKE region.
The Mississippi River bias continued slowly rising az
St. Louis and NicksburI;
frob1biiities
For the South Atlantic and Gulf states, falling barom
eter south or 8nS continued warm, partly cloudy
weather. and cca sicnJl rains.
For Tennessee, the ONO Valley. and the lower lake
region failing barometer, southeast to southwest Winds
slightly waimcr partly cloudy weather and rain atcas
For the upper lake re- ZION. the Upper Mississippi anu
the Lower Missouri Valleys falling followed by rsirg
barometer winds yCerIng to west north, slightly
coocr partly cloudy weather. and rain areas from Mis-
souri, 4 the upper Likes.
FOR me Middle aHd Eastern S0ies falling barometer
soufh-east ~ sOuu.st ciHds partly cloudy red,tr and
occasional rdlss
The MIssisS ppi River Will continue Slowly nsihg from
ST. Louis 10 NlcShburg.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-10
THE DIRECT ATLANTIC CABLE.
,UsEs OF TUg DELAY IN OPENING CoMhtNl'A-

TONS.
LONDON, Friday July 0, 1873.
To-day's Telegraph, in its financial article,
s.v.. The steamship Prussian which has arrived at
Iiyerpoo from Quebec spoke the steamship Faraday on
the 1T inst. in latitude 400, longitude 43' 30
engaged with the Direct United States Cable which
was .uoyed in two places. There was heavy swell at
the time The Frday East of all Ice but there were
numerous icebcrss between heI ana ahd ii the eaDie
had a double flaw requiring repairs the delay III Tue
openng Of traffic is sufficiently explained
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-10
ALARGE FIRE At MIDDLEPORT, OHIO.

CINCINNAE, Ohio, July "a special dispatch
to Tic Commercial from Mi''cport, ONO, says That
fire at to-day destroyed npe business houses and
three dwellings, SccOnd-st. The following are the
priucipa losers william VI. Swallow, $ll 900; insur-
ance 80. OOO James Curtis, wholesale liquor dealer
60 5OO insurance - 900; c. Downing, 5000 Insurance.
5000 IIOrtingcr Bros, $4,000; insurance, S2Vo L. H.
lawson & Co.. $4,000 Insurance; Shofwell heirs,
5000; no insurance; d. T. Jones, $500; insurance.
500: Michael Brothers, $1,000; no insurance NJ d.
Hamilton 49, 800 insurance Other smaller LOSSES
viii aggregate about $1,000 no insurance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-10
BASE BALL.
of Ncw-YOrk PLAYED their third

The Mutuals of Ncw-YOrk played their third
championship game with the Atlantcs OF Brooklyn
the Union Grounds, yesterday. The playing not up
10 the general average on either SIDE The Mduals
easily by the following score:
clubs LIST. ID 81. 9TH. 9Th 7tn. 9Th. 9th Total.
A,.sss 8 : 9 9 3 GO
To-day the Mutuas will play the Athletics on the Union
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-10

navigation including 50 from lower ports, IL 1885, The
ccarances, including 43 for lower ports, are 273 The
comparative statement OF arrivals and tonnage shows
100 and 142 49 less than at this date last
year. The arrivals few, and little doing IN charter
ing. The freight market has recovered from the De
pressed OF last week. the inquiry for tonnage bet
ter, and advanced rates will probably be obtained
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-10

THE SENTENCE OF 4 LOUISIANA MURDERER
Nhw-ORLEANs, Juiy 9.-Alexander Newton
WIS to-day sentenced 10 be hanged FOR the murder Of
Justin Bohrlnay tie day Of execution TO be hereafter
appointed by tine Coy crnOr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-10
yNrIEYAINMENr OF NEWSPAPER TOURISTS BY
Tile NEBRASKA FARMEk9.

OMAHA, Ncb., July 9.-The Eastern editors
excui sion party reached North Platte Nebraska last
night snd received at that point ny the Vi
te Cuion racihc Railroad. The party has met WIN an
,,us,astic reception at many places along the route
ne c:,I.ns tGrr,rl ont at fenoh' ana Soni
bus aud furnifEod carriages for de iIo,'sn t,sc
,,.rcs AZ many Of The stations AGRICULTURAL ponuets
were abundantly displayed to illustrate the erty OF
the Platte Valley. The party resumed Their journey ~
d a. to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-10
AT YoRKyIILE, ONT.-LOss, 100000

TORONTO, Ont, July 9.-SamO & Johnson's
cabinet factory at Yorkyie was destroyed by fire last
night. Loss, 100000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-10
RESUMPTION OF TRAVEL TO THE WEST THROUGH
SAVANNAH.

CHARLESTON, s. c., July 9.-The differences
between the sayannah and Charleston Railroad and the
Central Railroad are 30 far adjusted, that there Is no
further interruption " through travel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-10

RISE IN THE WATERS OF THE EIIONE.
PARIS. Friday. July 8, 1873
The waters of the Rhone are rising, and i'll
undations are feared.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-10

boating knowledge he has from the Wah-Wah-Sum
Club of East Saginaw, where he belongs and the
system of this Club is largely modelled after the
methods of that organization. The crew is as fol-
lows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-10

THE EXECUTION OF MARK BROWN AT MONTH
CELLO, N. Y.
MONTICELLO, N. Y, July 9.-Mark Brown,
who murdered sylvester Carr. at Purys In Sullivan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-10
FOREIGN NEWS.

AMERICAN RIFIEMEN IN GREAT BRITAIN
REFUSAL OF THE AMERICAN TEAM TO ACCEPT THE
MATCH PROPOSED FOR JULY II AT wrMBIE-
DoN-No MORE TEAM MATCHES TO BE MADE
THE AMERICANS TO COMPETE IN MATCHES AT
WIMBLEDON OPEN TO ALL COMERS.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-03
The Grangers.

ORGANIZATION Of COUNTY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Ly MEETING OF WILMINGTON ORANGE
Wilmington Grange No. II held its regular
monthly meeting on Saturday morning last. Two
persons were admitted to the 4th degree-ons
lady aud one gentleman. After the ceremony Of
initiation all present numbering forty or fifty,
Joined in feast which had been prepared by
the lady members for the occasion.
The meeting OF this Grange hereafter will be
as follows :, the monthly meeting on the first
Saturday OF each month at 10l1 A. NJ. and the
mid-month meeting at p. NJ
AtsP. NJ, Saturday. delegates from ten Of
the twelve oranges in New Castle county met in
this city and worthy master Crockett, Of Peach
Blossom Grange, was called to preside. 1he
object Of the meeting was to form County
Grange. An organization WAS effected, with
Worthy Master Crockett, Of Peach Blossom
grange in the chair. The following officers were
denhall, of No. III Lecturer, Ely of No. IL Stew
ard, Janvier Of No.; Asst. Steward. Thompson,
of No l.; Chaplain, Crockett Of No. 3; Secretary,
Wier Of No. IA; Treasurer, Alrich. OF No. u;
Ceres, Crossan, of No. 4; Pomona, Pierce OF No.
Is; Flora, Porter, of No. 2; Lady Asst. Sreward,
McGllligan, OF No. 13; Gate Keeper, Osborn. Of
No. 10.
An executive committee OF five members
was elected as follows:-Mendenhall Anderson,
Bracken, (Wm. M Husbands and Walker.
1t was resolved to meet quarterly on the first
Saturdays of February, May, August and No.
vember OF each year. The Grange adjourned TO
the first Saturday OF June, at which time anoth-
er meeting will be held for the installation Of
officers and such other business as may come up
for consideration. Worthy Master Rosa will be
requested to be present aud install the officers.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-03
Newark Items.

NEwARE, May ..
The number OF spoilers for the bee that ia to
be held OIL Saturday evening, May sth, are fall.
ing into line very fast and as far as the bee ia
concerned that part of it will be success.
Choate st. has been, this Spring, beautitied
and improved by VIM. B. Thornley, and other
lot holders by planting splendid shade trees on
one side Of the street. Last year several lots
were sold and houses placed on them. Some
few lots are still for sale.
Agies Junior and Young Americas played
their postponed game of ball on Saturday after
noon The Young Americas, with better nine
than their former one, went under by score Of
"a TO SO.
Tickets for the Spelling Bee are for sale ut
ID. l.. Choate's, ID. Kollick's, and Cunninghams.
On Saturday evening, we had almost fatal
accident by the collision Of the horse and dugout
of Thomas Singles containing himself, aud the
carriage OF VIM Dean, containing his wife and
three daughters. The horse of Mr. Singles WAS
felled to the ground, getting one Of his limbs
and back through the spokes OF one wheel. The
spoke han to be cut out to release the horse
from his unpleasant position. The ladies were
got out without injury. MIR. Singles turned j.
4. Williamson's corner too suddenly
The pavement i'll the upper part Of the town
certainly needs repairing. In several places the
bricks are out. p,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-03
Attempted kidnapping

LITTLE BoY STOLEN AWAY FROM THIS CRY, But
MAKES HIS DISTRESS KNOWN AND Is RETURNED.
On Friday last, an effort was made to abduct
George W. Page, boy between thirteen and
fourteen years of age, and gesiding with
his parents at sos Spruce street. The
mother of the boy related to COMMERCIAL
reporter, this morning, the circumstances OF the
affair, saying that her son was enticed into a
boat from Market street bridge by man whom
he describes as stout, with grayish whiskers.
The boy, sne says, was frightened into silence
by threats Of being thrown overheard if he made
any noise, which was enforced until he had been
taken almost to Chester, when he gave a signal
Of distress to passing Wilmington steam barge
and was rescued and brought back to his home
Further inquiry WAS made by the reporter
aeng the wharves this morning, but mo one
seemed to know anything of the circumstance.
The barge alluded to WAS probably the Annie, Of
the Electric Line, which did come in on Friday,
but che is now on her way to New York, and the
captain cannot be interviewed until his return
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-03
i.ScH, .sreviIIes.

sunrise At I69.
sunset at Gai
Sunrise tomorrow I.5s.
Moon will rise to-m0rrOS morning at Ii2.
susan Denim, tonight.
Remnants, Remnants TICK w cheap, 9l2 Mariet
ST.
Cornwels sel'-hTng chart taught at si9% W. TN
street.
When city directories are only - I: is cheaper 10
buy than borrow.
Notice the assignee's sale Of lumber to morrow
See advertisement.
Boys hats in good sty ia and cheap prices al Lu-
bells Il. Sd street
We hope Wilmington won't get permanently ur-
healthy for newspaper new.
Umbrellas aud walking canes. in good assortment,
cheap, at Webb's, 3G4 Market street
Superb oysters, superbly stewed at Fuilrer's, 500
Market st. ou-of-town people should lunch at this
place.
The county treasurer Will he at the Delaware
House on Saturday next to pay hills against the
county.
Mrs. Bradway invites mothers OF infants to come
see her stock OF clothing readymade, At 429 +. 9th
street.
The best dressed men In town are wearing War
wick collars. They say there is nothing like them
for comfort.
The Coatesyille spoilers would have srelled even
better by the aid OF singles Sons partaga cigars
3 Tor quarter, obtainable at G09 Market street.
Accurate measurments, rooms and plans OF Hall
OF charge, when we make up the goods by MeCart-
ney kenney, 4l2 shpley street.
Ladies' writing desks, music stands, wall pockets,
foot stools, hat racks, and many oddities In furn-
ture 10 beautiful designs at store of the Enterprise
Manufacturing Co, 2eO and 222 Market 81.