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Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-09-29

DLLAYRD TRAINs.-The enormous amount
of travel over the p, W. and B. road, that
began some weeks ago, continues to be the
rule, and the through trains are generally
delayed more or less. To day the noon
train north had two sections, the last of
which left here at about IL As; and the LOS
train, south, was in three sections. The
''limited express" Of Pullman cars, due at
1857, was just about an hour late. All the
trains were az heavy as one locomotive
could draw, aud crowded with passengers.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-09-29
weather ProbabiItttes.

d96O0fItttt FTt66 IetFYIWH,
WASHINGTON. Sept. 20 Probabilities I:
For the Middle Atlantic States, southwest
winds warmer ana cloudy weather, ,al pos
siDiy light rain, followed Oh Friday night by
colder northwest winds and rising barome-
ray
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-09-29

PELICAN KILED.-Edwin b. Furry, reeid-
ing on the South Side, this morning espied
three large singular looking birds wsding
around in the marsh. Getting within reach
he blazed away and killed one while the
other two few away. Upon examining his
bird he was much surprised to fnd that it
was a pelican, the birds having no doubt
escaped from some menagerie. 1t was
white in color and measured 3 feet.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-09-29

FIRST WARD III RIPrBLloANs.-At meeting
Of the LIST Ward Republicans, last evening,
On motion of James Stroud. D. ". Carter
was elected chairman, and E K. Crawford
secretary. On motion of G. Miller, John
B. johnson was nominated ss Inspector by
unanimous vote. No further business Of
importance was transacted.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-09-29

BY the bsbitnal detention Of tie midday
train South, the mail= usually delivered
about o'elot K are now much delayed.
At Mt. Salem NJ. E church. on Sunday.
Rev. J. y Q1ice pre-. idmg elder will
preach. The love-feast will be at 9, a. m.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-09-29
Local RreyIrfeN,

The 6ih annual meeting of the Citizens Loan
Association will be held this evening Let
every member attend, help elect officers and
get an annual report
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-09-29
steamer Lost.

THE STEAMER WALTER BRETT LOST LAST
MIGHT.
Associated Press Telegram.
NEW HAMBURG, N. Y, Sept. 29.-The
steamer Walter Brett of Cattskill, was
wrecked near Marlborough last night. No
nveg were l1st
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-09-29

FLAG UP.-The flag Of the Water Witch
Fire Company il flying at high mast to-day,
on account Of the first prize being awarded
to the Clapp and nes steam fire engine.
The Water Witch boys feel more proud Of
their engine now than ever before.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-09-29

A WARSlNe TO BoYs--George W. Jack
son, bill poster, complains Of the boys tear
ing off his large advertisements, as soon as
he has put them on bic bill boards, and
turns his back 70 leave. He says hat it Is
only through respect fer their parents that
he has not prosecuted them long age. but
he wants to say TO them 'ith at forbearance
will cease to be virtue enon."
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-09-29

s. OF T. ANN1vAHsAAY.-Tn Tairty-hfth
snnivery OF the order of Sons of Temper
ance will be held This evening in their Hall
in the McClary building. Addresses will be
delivered by P. G. ". z. Wilkins and tine
present G. W. P FELTON, of Pbiisdelphis.
Refreshments and music will be an inter
esUing part of the programme.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-09-29
1eaths.

CAPE LE.Ot. 24tA inst, L lie, daugh'ego Of &c rye
5. a. Hattie r t1apelie. aged II years.
Relatives and memo Of the family respectful.
ly invited to at end the fdnerel Tuesday. Octa-
her Sd, al 81 O'clock p m, from tie lesi 4ence OF
her parents, l00l West SIR ct.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-09-29
The ServIan complications.
PRINCE MILAN DECLINES TO ADOPT THE ROYAL
TITLE.
As8ocfated Press 1Ieleoranl,

BERLIN, Sept. 20 The National zeit,.,.g
says Count Andrsssy has demanded from
the Servian agent at Vienna written
refusal to adopt the royal title. Gen.
Sumarakoff has been instructed by the Czar
to obtain sinclair and distinct renunciation
from Prince Milan at Belgrade.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-09-29

F1YaEBs CUT.-Ianes Riley, driver in
the employ of Abbott d McK:npev, had the
end Of thumt ard two Of his fingers cut
# this morning. fy circular ssw. Or.
Maui dressed thu Wounds.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-09-29
$oardind.

DoARDING-FoR MAN AND WIFE. WITH A
I'D furnished front room on I'd hcor. Also / room
furnished on Sd floor Apply at
sep2stf s14 WEST STREET..
DO QaRDING-PLKASANT ROOMS WI H
ID board at
sepl-1m' sll KING STREET
DOARD-WITH EITHER SINGLE OR OOM.
- nnnicating rooms, al 81 WEST street, Whining.
ton Del octA.d
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-09-29
Register's 9utitfs


ID EGISTHR'S OFFICE,
LIZ NEw CASTLE COUNTY. September 9Th, 1876.
Upon the application OF Mahlun NJ Ohild Admin.
lstrator OF Mary Ann McNeal, late of Wilmington
hundred, N said county deceased it is ordered
and directed by the Register that the Administrator
aforesaid give notice Of the granting of Letters Of
Adminlstra ion upon the Estate of the deceased
with the date OF granting thereof by causing ad.
yer Mtertisements to BE- posted within forty days from
the date Of such Letters, in six of the most public
persons having demands against the Estate to pre
sent sent tne same, or abide by an Act of Assembly in
such casa made and provided. And also cause the
same to be inserted, within the same period in the
n!GAiLH COMMERCIAL, newspaper published IN
weeks (eod) e-A sAAee
Given under the hand and Seal of Office of
L. 81 the Register aforesaid at New Castle in New
Castle County aforesaid, the day and wear
above written n Rifs1.S i3a-;.. -. seNt 20
,NOIlCE;-AH persons having claims against the
state OF tne deceased, must present the same duly
a1lesteo 70 the Administrator, or before Septem
Der 9th, 1877, or abide the Act Of Assembly IN such
case made and provided -
.,, 49,, MAHLON NJ. CHILD Admir-,
Auuress' wilmington, Del. sept58weod
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-09-29
AmMsetnentS.

DELAWARE HORTICULTURAL
~ EXHIBITION,
Will be held at Institute Hall,
september 2S. 2S, %, 80, 1876,
FOR BENEFIT OF
HOME FOR FRIENDLESS AND DESTITUTE E
CHILDREN.
CONTRIBUTIONS SOLICITED.
WIN CANDY, President.
AUSTIN HARRINGTON, Secretary.
sep1s,2O 22,24,262s 81
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FtnsnctaI.

AssOciGttd Press Te.eyydn.
NV YORK. Sept. 29.-Gold qnoted, this
mon ing. at S1.10
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-09-29

DIsoRDERLY CoNnUcT Michael Willisme
was last evening fined 81 and costs for dis
orderly conduct and drunkenness. This
morning the cells we're entirely empty, such
t4ing but seldom occurring.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-09-29

CAvED IN.-The culvert at Fourth and
King streets seems to be in very weak CON
dition. Yesterday it caved in for several
feet, right under the crossing. This is the
secord time it has given way within short
time past
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-09-29
The BabcOck Trial.
SPEECHES OF COUNSEL BNDING-THE CASE MAY
GO TO THE JURY TO-DAY,

WARRINGTON, Sept. 29-Mr. Riddle, for
the Government, commenced the closing
argument thie afternoon, in the Babcock-
Somerville safe-burglary conspiracy case.
1t is probable that the case may be given to
the Jury, to day.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-09-29

LOAN SALE.-At regular meeting of the
Workingmen's Loan held last pighr. $1,000
Of the 1st series sold for IL per cent. and
$400 Of the same for 10 CLIO per cent $500
of the 2nd series sold for 22 per cent.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-09-29

ROoKS PRINTED AS NEANLY, AND AT
ID lower prices than those charged IN tie large
cities, at the % MMERCIAL ofHee.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-09-29
fEETEh ACADEMY,
CHESTER. PA.
FOR BOTH SEXES.
GEORGE GILBERT, PRINCIPAL.
D EMovAL-aOO PIANOS ANp ORGANS

Students prepared for College, Business, ,or Teach
ing. Primary and academic courses. Fall term
begins Sept. A. Sendfor circular. sep44w
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-09-29

OoTiCF-THE CITIZENS LOAN AssOCIA.
IN TIOk VIII hold its sixth annual meeting on FIR.
Cay evenlng next, September 29th inst at ~
O'Clock. The annual report will be submitted and
officers and directors elected. Shares in the sixth
series are now being taken, first payment due Octo
Der 5tb, lext. GEO. G, MARIS.
sep2 %: Secretary.
NoTICR.-& SPECIAL MEETING OF TaE
~ StockE olders of the Home oan Association
will be held tTl ay. the 24th inst at ~ o'clock,
T. M, to consider certain amendments t TIE By
Laws. E. T. TAYLOR,
sspI255t Secretary.
NOplCE-NrW SERIES. NIsW SFRIES- =
IN The CITIZENS LOAN ASSO CATION h,s
issued its 9Th first payment due October 9TH
next. Aiready quite number Of shares have been
taken. Those who desire shares this prosperous
Association will do well 70 enter their names al once
septs.u GEO. 9. MARIS, Secretary.
NNILMINGTUN AND " EST ERN RAILROAD,
w -NOTlCE-lt being represented TO the COM
mittee of bondhoders of the Wilmington and
Western Ra lroad Company, that there are still
some bondheders who desire to deposit their bonds
under the bondhoders agreement, the time for
making such deposit has been extended to October
LIST next. AL bondholders desiring tn part cipate
in the benefits of the arranxement should without
delay deposit their bonds with the Guarantee Safe
Deposit Company, No, 3ls Chestnut Street, Phila-
delphia Bonds for deposit may be left as nerato-
fore with Messrs X. X. Robinson g. Co., No. 4uQ
Market Street, Wilmington.
WILLIAM CANDY,
sept4tooct. Secretary.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-09-29
fut &fnt.

EoR RE.Nr.-oARRlAGE FACTORY AT
II Front and West streets Apply at
my4-d S. z. COR. FRONT AND WEST.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-09-29
4utttfs.

~ O1ICE-pELAWARE STATE BONDS-THE f
~ Treasurer Is nov READY 10 redeem the Delaware
state Bonds due January 1st, 1886 at their par value
with accrued interest. All persons holding said
bonds requested to present them to the Farmers
Bank at Dover. for redemption at once
THOS. Il. GILES. State Treasurer.
LAUREL DEL, September Goth. 1876
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-09-29
:aIfw advertisements.

Why not make your roofs last lifetime, ami save
the expense of new roof every 10 OF 10 years 1t
can be done IL you use Slate Paint it will not only
resist the effects of water and wind, but shield you
from Fire
OLD ROOFS.
Protect your Buildings by using Slate Paint which
neither cracks in winter nor runs In summer. Old
shngle roofs can be pa nted, looking much better,
and lasting longer than new shingles without the
paint for one-fourth the cost of re-shinRling On
decayed shingles it fills up the holes and pores and
gives 9 new substantial roof that lasts for years.
Ourle6 or warped shingles 1t brings to their places
ing, is applied with brush and very ornamental It
is chocolate color when frs applied, but changes to
a uniform slate color, and is to all intents and pur-
poses slate.
ON TIN OR IRON ROOFS
the red color is the best paint in IL world for dura-
biltv. IT. has heavy body, is easily applied ex-
never cracks nor scales. One coat equals of any
other
NEW ROOFS.
Mills, foundries, factories and dwellings speci-
ality, Materials complete Tor steep or fiat
Root of Rubber RoOnng costs but about half the
price OF reshingling For priv tie houses, barns and
buildings of all descriptions it is far superior to any
other roofing in the world for convenience in laying,
and combines the ornamental appearance durabili-
ty and hre.proof qualities of tin, at one-thrd the
cost. No Tar or Gravel Used
How to save re-shngling- stop leaks effectually
and cheaply in roofs of all kinds,h 100 page book
free, Write to-day, and ask for it.
N. Y. Slate Roofing Co. Limited.
Cedar street, New York Agents wanted
sep1s 4w
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-09-29

Y URtIANS
Ia AT MANUFACTURERS PRICES
The subscribers will sell their entire stock of P-
amos and Organs, new and second hand, sheet
music music books and merchandise, at very near
cost prices for cash during September previous to
removal to their new store 90 East 18th ST. Union
Square, Oct list. Illustrated Catalogues mailed,
Agents wanted. Special inducements to the trade
Horace Waters Sons. manufacturers and Dealers
4Sl broadWay N. Y. Sept4,4W
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-09-29

p ust the book for the times. Gives a full history
OF the National Capital and Government Shows
how the government has been managed since its or
ganization Explains how jobs are put through con-
gress Gives full history of the Whisky Frauds
Belknap and other Scandals. 1t gives the Lives Of
Hayes, Wheeler, Tilden and Hendricks. Grand
chance for agents. Address, JAMES BELTS 4
CO., Hartford, Conn. sep4-4w
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AMuSeMneMtS.

WOODS THEATER. The new play,
"Richard II"-tor to American theater-
goers 1t Is new-was presented last
night to an immense audience. Most Of
these had seen MIR. Booth many times in
his ordinary roles, and gladly embraced
the opportunity oil witnessing him in a
character to him anG them entirely new,
and for the creation OF which he had only
the text and his own ability and concep-
lion. Students Of Shakespeare were
curious to see what could be made
Of q drama in which there seemed really
10 be so little, and found that the char
acter OF weak "Richard" in Mr.. Booths
hands possessed merit they had never
dreamed of before. The merit was oil
course mainly in the mastery reading,
for there is room for little acting In the
play, but where it was required Mr
Booth was the same vivid delineator o.
despair, hope, distrust, hate and pity
that is seen in his more familiar
characters. The excellent support was
| up in the new parts, and though there Is
little scope for the other characters The
admirers Of the members OF the regular
1 company had reason TO be well pleased
| Miss Cummins looked and acted every
1 inch a Queen, and MI. RusselPs .sBollng
broke,D MIR. Sogg's "Duke of York, an(
| Mr. Mackay's ssMowbray" were all adj
mirably rendered.
/ Tonight Mr.. Booth appears in skin,
4 Lear presenting the "F0oW and pre-
serving the original text. Miss MolIi
Maeder, with songs, will represent th
.Fool,0 and will do it well.
/ GRAND OPERA-HoUsE.--The Rlchingl
=, .asssstnsf ~ ~
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WHILE Pastor of the Canton Church
New Jersey, some years ago, L tempo
rurily lost my voice, and was IN conse.
quence unable TO preach for nearly a
year. Last spring | began to have all
the symptoms OF losing 1t again. / la
bored with great difficulty, fearing each
time / preached would be the last. In
July commenced using Dir. Jayne's
Expectorant, at the same time rubbing
my throat and chest freely with the Liu-
intent. J. gargled my throat daily ac-
cording to The directions given in DR..
Jayne's Almanac, ut the same time
taking the Expectorant regularly. Feel
ing very much better. / discontinued the
use ot the Gargle and the Liniment. but
hi kept ON With the Expectorant. This
winter l have been more exposed, ant
preach of. ener than for many years past
ana yet my voice is growing stronger
and were ii not for the requirements O
nv calling. firmly believe permanent
g,re wosild be effected by the Expecto
r,sat. At all events the good 1t ha'
done, and Il doing me, makes me anxiou
ID recommend II to all who are sutferinl
fam fisrsaf ~ luag complaint Reg. w
PHI, Lakcv!sIc. WashingtQg County n: !
a
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Bernard Opera Company last night de-.
lighted another full house with eLetty."'
The singing was again decidedly good
throughout. The company improves on
acquaintance, and though most OF them
are not well known TO the amusement
going public they are all good singers,
much above the average. Mrs. Bernard
was last night emphatically herself, and
her most devoted admirers admitted
that she had never appeared to better
advantage. Her singing and acting were
superb, and were well supported by the
excellent company she has succeeded IN
bringing together. Tonight we are 70
have lie Brasseur, or the Brewer OF
Preston"
At the family matinee to-day "Marble
Heart" and tomorrow, Thursday after
| noon, "Rameo and Juliet" with Mr
Frank Roche and Miss Gussie De Forrest
| in the title roles. This will be the las
appearance OF Mr.. Roche.
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The Cincinnati Union Bethel will cele-
brate its thirty-seventh anniversary at
the Bethel Church next Sunday, at 2
o'clock p. NJ.
The testimonial entertainment to Mrs.
W. FL. Moore, rendered by the Shak.
speare Club, has been postponed from
March 81 to April u.
A grand concert for. the benefit of the
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
will be given by Madame Rive and her
pupils at College Hall, Tuesday even.
ing, April 4.
President Martin B. Anderson lee.
tuIes tonight at College Hall on s.The
Growth of Morality as illustrated in
the Laws Affecting the Economic Inter.
est of Nations"
An entertainment will be given to
morrow night at Melodeon Hall for the
benefit OF the John-street Temple, a
which the burlesque operetta "Poca
lhentas," will be rendered by amateur
home talent.
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Court Cuttings.

The State against Eli Barnes. The
defendant was indicted for burglary
committed upon the premises of P. G.
Burnet, No. BAL Court street. Case in
progress.
The Lafayette Bank against Lahman
& Beaching and others. An action heard
upon the cross-petition of $. W. Bell
against the Home Building Association.
Ben conveyed to the Association four
isted a lease previously made to Dr..
Newton. Bell claimed that he had not
sold the ground rents, but that the AS
sOciation was to collect them and pay
over to him. The Court found that the
Association had collected one.half the
ground rents, held it liable for their pay
ment, as we'll as $46 due Bell ON an ac-
count rendered him for the sale OF the
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ward Nominations.

At the different ward meetings last
night, the following nominations were
madeI
Fourth Ward-Thomas M. Hazelton,
Council; James Taylor, Board of Edu.
cation; Michael Young, Constable; W.
I'll. Reed, Assessor.
Fifth Ward-Alderman, Victor Oberly;
Councilman, E. ". Van Duzen; school
Visitor, VIM. 81. Tice; Constable, John
Nicholson.
Eighth Ward-Council, John M. Ritz
School Board, Patrick j. Leonard; Con-
stable, Stephen j. Larkby.
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LOCAL BREVITIES.

STRAWBERRIES 81 25 a quart. Take
one?
No FIRE ALARM for twelve days. Where
iis the gasoline lampI
81 KICK received the nomination for
Council in the First Ward.
THE Board of Police Commissioners
will probably organize tomorrow.
R.W. KEYS has been elected Mayor OF
Glendale, and II. w. Beecher Marshal.
TEN American citizens were manu-
factured yesterday in the Probate
Court.
THERE are two million five hundred
thousand bushels Of coal in the yards in
this city,
GEORGE HoEFFER, an omnibus driver,
was thrown from his seat yesterday and
considerably injured.
BURGLARS entered the store of Hude
pohI q Kotte, 372 Main street, on Monday
night, and carried off about $I00 wortl
OF liquors and clothing.
A BARREL of glass goblets was found
in front of Picketfs last night by Off
GERS Cain and Ennis. Some thief had
tried to goblet and been frightened
away.
THE State-street Church Aid Assoeia
ton members on the Walker Mill Roat
are indignating nightly, and hanging
their union banners on the outer walls
Of their residences.
DON'T read the newspapers. A gro
Gerry clerk at 103 Harrison avenue, sal
pouring over the pages Of the STAR the
other evening, and some thief sneakeC
in and tapped the till to the tune OF $l3.
G. L. DAVIS and John Kelly made ;
night OF it and wound up this morning
with brawl on Fifth street near Race
where the officers captured them. Ii
the Police Court this morning. Davi
z was fined $l5 and Kelley $40 and costs
/. c. ROBERTS and John Crown tool
in the town yesterday in an express
wagon, and took In good deal OF whls
XIV besides. Becoming quarrelsome an(
noisy, the officers took them in, and tni;
morning Judge Lindemann took theil
money In to the extent OF $50 for Rob
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Presbyterian s. s. Association.

Presbyterian 8. s. Association.
The third anniversary Of the Sabbath
school Association Of the Presbytery Of
Cincinnati took place last night in the
Seventh Presbyterian Church. The at
tendance was large considering the in
clemency OF the evening. P. R. Nef.
Esq, presided; James G. Wilson. ESQ,
Secretary. Rev. B. W. Chidlaw made
the opening address, which was followed
by remarks from several ministers and
laymen.
MIR. Burnham, Esq, Secretary, read
the report. The Association embraces
46 schools, 8, ,237 scholars and 954 teach.
ers. S95 conversions of scholars are
reported, and 80 deaths during the year.
The exercises were enlivened by the
singing of the Centennial colored sing
ers from Nashville.
D. H. Baldwin, Esq, was elected te
preside, Col. Netf, after three years o1
faithful service, declining reelection.
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UNDERTAKEN.
LEGAL.

r EGAL--ADMINIsTR SALE OF
la REAL ESTATE.-In pursuance Of an or
OHIO, will offer for sale, at public auction, on
WEDNESDAY, April 26, 1876. at IL O'Clock A.
Nj, upon the prem,s ,ses, the following described
real estate, situate in the County Of Hamilton,
and Stae Of Ohio, to-wt.: Lot number forty
seven (47) as designated on the original plat OF
the village of CleVes Hamilton County, Ohio,
less forty (40) feet off the east end, with the
improvements thereon, consisting Of one brick
dwelling Of seven ~ rooms and large store
room, appraised at s3,5UO. Terms Of sale; One
third in two years from the day Of sale. with
interest, the payments to be secured BY mort
gage upon the premises sold.
WM. ARGO, Administrator
Of the Estate Of >. NJ. Rumyan. deceased
| II. L. COOPER. Attorney .
! Cincinnati. March 70, 1876. mh29.
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FOR RssessUr, InuIuas LamDerJ ana
Henry Asmann were put in nomination,
and the ballot resulted ia the nomina-
tion OF Mr.. Asmann.
A complimentary resolution of Mayor
Johnston's administration was then pre-
sented by Mr.. Ball, to which Mr.. john
ston suitably responded; in the course
Of which he remarked that, six years
ago, the village duplicate of taxable
property amounted to about $900,0
and'no it had swelled to $1,000, 900. AT
the close OF his remarks the meeting ad
iourned with Whereas
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ertS and 80 for crown,
THE concert at Lane
last night was a comI
reflects much credit u
selections were given
Qpartette Club, "a fine
Ballenberg, and SOM
duos by Misses Fox al
OFFICERS BRA'ZELL 4
day brought Joseph G
McGill INTO Hammond
the charge OF robbi
store, a few nights sin
goods were found in I
justify Judge Lindel
Them both over in the
MR.. LEE KAHN opei
at the Carlisle House
ing to admit the ST
dropped off into anotI
OF the servant, sneak
and carried off three
studs. Lee Kahn iii
nor STUDS.
VIM. BOYLE, an al
found yesterday by ID
and Ampthauer WALK
old Brighton House, a
self from the snow wi
umbrellas stolen from
shop recently. lie ais
containing rolls OF clo'
worth about 500. His
OH Saturday.
The funeral OF the !,
bers, of Chambers, st
place yesterday at AT
members and employe
present. The school
town came in process,
look at the remains {
all loved and reyered,
course Of citizens foil
its resting place.
LAST EVENING a sell
friends OF Miss Sallie
the residence of Mr..
No. 207 Everett sire
party INDUCED in d
merry pastimes up to
the happy partlcipa
home, all being high
evenings entertainm
proved a most enjoya