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The daily gazette., 1879-12-15

SALE.
- by virtue OF an order Of the Superior
Court Of the state of Delaware, in and for
Now Castle County, to me directed will be
exposed To public sale mt the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL,
No. sii shipley street, kept by John ].
Dougherty, in the city OF Wilmington,
Delaware, on
WEDNESDAY, the 18th day Of December,
1s79at 2 o'clock p. m.
The following described stock, viz:
Twenty five shares OF the cal ilal stock
Of the Masonic dall Company, In the city
OF Wilmington, Del.
Seized aud taken In execution as the
property OF James McLanan and to be
sold by JOHN PYLE, sheriff.
sheriff Is Once. New Castle, December
1879. dcci codts.
The daily gazette., 1879-12-15
ELECTiON NOTICE,
decl2-te

~ OTICE-The eleventh annual meet
~ ing OF the Stockholders OF the Ma
sonic Hall Company, of Wilmington,
Del, will be held on SATURDAY. the 9Th
day OF December, 1879, at 2 o'clock p. m,
for the purpose of eiecting a President,
Vice President. Treasurer. secretary and
niue Directors TO serve the ensuing year.
JOHN T.. ALMOND,
decl2 eodtm Secretary.
The daily gazette., 1879-12-15
rorrCrs.

INJECTION.
III riRsr NATIONAL BANK.
Wilmington, Del, Dec. Is, ls79.}
Notice IL hereby eiven that the annual
meeting OF the stock holders Of this bank
will be held at the Banking House. on
Tuesday, the 18th day OF January. 1ssD, be-
tween the hours OF and 4 o'clock p. NJ,
for the purpose OF electing nine stockhol-
ders TO serve as Directors the ensuing year.
GEO. ID. ARMSTRONG.
decl4.te. Cashier.
The daily gazette., 1879-12-15

@ OOO REWARD.
1ZUV Was stolen on the night OF Dec.
8, 1873 from the subscriber, living In Hook
essin. Del. In New Castle county, a guam
coats, dry goods boots, shoes and notions.
Any person who shall give Information
that will lead To the arrest and conviction
Of the thief or thieves shall receive Finy
Dollars reward.
b. w. CHANDLER, owner.
A further reward OF One Hundred and
Fifty Dollars VIII be paid by the southern
Union Association, for the recovery Of
shaIi detect the thief, so that he shall be
brought to conviction.
ISAAC W. FLINN,
decl3-eod6t. Treasurer.
The daily gazette., 1879-12-15
To the Public {.
The undersigned having n large as-
sOrtment Of
A L

FIRST-CLASS FURNITURE,
WIN offer To the citizens of Wilmington,
Inducements heretofore not offered by
any dealer In the same line OF goods. 1
will sell pario. Il bedroom suits at prices
l5 per cent lower than manufacturer's
prices aud all ofher kiuds of furniture at
rates equally low. am determined To
sell those goods and persons desiring bar
gains will hnd ~ TO their advantage TO
give me call, before purchasing else
where. 7, NJ. OGlE, 6U1 Market ST.,
Auctioneer.
Secondhand furniture bought and sold.
dec2-lm.
The daily gazette., 1879-12-15

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The daily gazette., 1879-12-15
ISLEGTION NOTICE.

NJ NOrICE On and after March ist. 1880,
IN the price OF lots In the Wilmington
and Brandy wine Cemeterywili be- reserv-
cd sections, special rates determined by
the Board. Sections from A to ", inclu-
sive. 80 cents per square foot. All other
sections. 20 cents per square foot.
BY order of the Board.
deci0- 0-2tawtmi. ALBERT W. SMITH, Sec.
The daily gazette., 1879-12-15
NJ Office To BONDuOLDERs.-By

~ virtue Of an act OF the General Assem-
bly,, passed at Dover, February -, 1877,
hereby give notice To holders of Delaware
state Bonds that shall attend at the
Philadelphia National Bank, in the city
OF Philadelphia. during the business
hours ofthat bank, on the three first secu-
deem and pay OFF all the bonds from No.
276 to $40, both inclusive, of the denomi.
nation OF one thousand dollars each, of
the issue of the Bonds of the State OF
Delaware. under date OF January LIST, 1863;
and that from and after the said first day
Of January. 1850, the interest on said
bonds Will cease.
ROBERT J. REYNOLDS,
state Treasurer.
Office OF State Treasurer, Dover, Della
ware, November LIST, 1873. nvl .d3iaw2m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-05-09
Double Sheet To-morrovv.

The Double Sheet STAR tomorrow will he of
unusual interest, and a large extra edition
Will be printed to supply the demand. As here
tcfore, our advertisers will 10 doubt want to
utilize the opportunity to display their bids for
public patronage in way to attract the atten-
ton OF the immense number Of readers Of the
double sheet, and we would ask, therefore, that
they send In their advertisements intended for
to-morrows issue as soon as possible, in order
that they may be properly displayed and class
flied.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-05-09

The New York superintendent of schools,
who In spiritualistic capacity has inter-
viewed the pstriarchs and other great men of
the past, explains their driveling communica-
tons by the remark that the forms In which
their thoughts are expressed are affected, more
or less, by the Intermediary. The crushing
weight OF responsibility for the literary style OF
these productions is thus happily removed from
the yenerated dead, who will doubtless be more
careful hereafter In the selection of an inter-
mediary through whom to communicate with
the world
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-05-09

Peter Cooper has been awarded the Bessemer
steel medal By the British Iron and Steel Inst1-
tute. Mr.. Cooper is manufacturer and not an
agriculturist, and cannot mend political fences.
Out II nominated by reclamation he NAV con-
sent to be presidential candidate. This inter
national victory is just In time to set the Cooper
movement booming.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-05-09

The Baltimore pump-water continues q SUBJ
ject OF discussion. The closing Of all the wells
In the lower and thickly settled portions OF the
City is strongly advocated. Analysis shows
that the water In them Is unfit for use, and it Is
urged that public convenience should not for a
moment stand In the way OF public health. II
the authorities In any city permit pump to
stand after Its waters are discovered to be con-
tamfnated they should at least paste upon it
the poison label OF the apothecaries with the
deaths head and cross bones. Analysis would
perhaps show that more than few of the
Washington pumps might be thus treated with
advantage to the public
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-05-09

The vote In the House yesterday killing the
eight-hour resolution had no political signif1-
canoe. Sixty-six democrats and slxty-one re-
publicans voted against the resolution, and
sixty-three democrats and greenbackers, and
twenty -four republicans voted for it. The same
measure passed the House last session by vote
OF 100 to27
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-05-09
nny9-6t'

PROPOSALS ARE INVITED to be left at the
J. store Of A. BANKET, No 1919 D st between
18th and 14.h NV. for
FURNISHING MATERIAL AND DOING THE
WORK
Of finishing the Liberty Baptist Church. corner
and 18th SITS. NV.
Washington. DC, Msy g. 1879. my9 St.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-05-09

DR. ROBERT RFYBURN HAS REMOVED uIs
IL Office to No. 1903 NJ n SD nAS
Ofice Eours-SH TO ~ .m:3 In snm7. 20
oPm my 92ws
II W. HALL, yU.TICE OF THE peAOR avn
u NOTARY PUBLIC 5xg 8lh strae1 p s,.o;t
Bnndipe' corner oth ana OF u W. Residsors IL IS
CIV A@ my9 AZ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-05-09

The right Of policemen to use their clubs at
pleasure is being tested In the courts In various
quarters. In New York the press is demand
ing Of the police authorities the dismissal OF
an efficer who beat an unoffendipg spectator
at the late walking match, brutally with his
club, merely on suspicion that he was one of
the number who had Kissed him. In London,
recently, policeman, who after telling man
and bis wife to "mOve on" struck each OF them
with his truDcheon, was sent by magistrate to
prison for twenty -one days with hard labor. The
law laid down by the magistrate was that
policemen have no right to touch any one
In the street but for the purpose OF taking them
INTO custody"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-05-09

As was anticipated, Talmage has been ac-
quilted by the Brooklyn presbytery. The trial
was fll-advised, whatever the true state of the
case may have been as to the peccadilloes with
which Talmage was charged. The result OF his
arraignment has been the exposure to the pub
lie OF all the foibles of accusers and accused
which passion could develop or which the inge-
nuity Of enemies could discover, with no dement's
that are evident, unless Talmage considers the
Increased notoriety which he has gained valua-
Bile as an advertisement
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-05-09

l. Pa. aveDue-Just received, snlendid line Dress
Goods at 124 cts. one be utifn Pacific Lawns:
ctaity our 81 Sils is worth Sl25, Buntl gs, Cash
meres and other des rabe dress goods below value
Lew line ParasOls ana sun Umbrellas our 26-iuch
Silk Umbrella ut SO is the best in Washington cur
$1.25 Isundred Shirts are cheap at al so: a
fine lire Gents Furnishing Goods; Ladies' Thread
Cloves frum &c. to 81 great inducements in Hand
kerchiefs, Towe and Linen Damask Cloths and
Cass meres cheap; 600 yds Mating at prime cost
to close out. All gt o1s at lowest cash prices
LUTTRELL Il WINE.
m9-tr SOfh st. and Pa. s3ee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-05-09

1t is suggested that Fred Douglass has
changed his views upon the negro exodus bust
ness since he left Maryland for the north some
years ago without consulting his MASTER But
then circumstances alter cases.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-05-09
DRESS SHIRTS TO ORDER.

First quality reduced in price, 1913 from @36.
Grarantee sattfaction In every respect. New stock
FRENCH PERCALE, PENANG, and CHEVIOT6
for the season. W. s TEL,
my9-tf S3S Pemnsulc0ui0 1UenNes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-05-09
BOOKS, &C.

NJ EW BOOKS AT MORRIsON'S.
Potter,s Law Of CORPORATIONS. vols. 81. Thomp.
son Liability Of Stockholders; S. Tay.or's De-
struction ana Reconstruction: e. Egypt TO Pales-
tine, by g. @. Bartlett; $3.50 Mscauley's Miscel.
ianeous Essays, new edition. 8 vols IS AIRY Fairy
Lillian. by author Of Molly Bawn !" 60 cents
We have Just received large variety OF PAMELA
made by L. Psang 90, both ain Cor water color
paintisl and printed in flowers, a. for or aamenta
Ato. kASELS made expressly for these Panels. A
fuu stock OF STATIONERY always on hand.
W. r. q ~. Il. MOHkISON,
arlStr lSS PA. 0o>1ssa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-05-09

DEAL ESTATE BULLETIN
THOR l. wA00AMAN, sls ssye,,.n street
lOhA0Gea mAde WedDesdAye aud Ha*urdayal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-05-09

NAVY PAY OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, D. O., May 9, 1875
Sealed oposals will he received at this office
until IL O'Clock. ON the 18th MAY, for suppl ing
quantities Of Fresh Beef and Veg tables, Fresh
Bread. and for baki, g Navy tsread, as may be Re-
Qr req at the Navy Yard and Station at Wishing.
ION, d. c. during the fiscal yesr ending Juns 80,
1880 Bank forms Of offer, all infor,
1u8t:on "a to specifications and tho quantities re-.
CURED, be procured by applying to the spec.
tor Of Provisions and Cloth, g at the Washington
Navy Yard. j. A. SMITH,
my9 2aN2w Parma Itar o. T. NAVY
, 1879-06-17

Ohio ssreet. 10 cost s1,5oo; to r. Fortune to
Gasct ~ p Ivo " 'sf"ry brewery ind o!1cc nj MIS-.
l;ss to LII West Van Burrn street, IL Gust
sl0,Uk': nsii tn srstney SAWYER to erect five
two'siory st0rcs afa dwellings cnr,,rr of State
md Alarl'lgaa strecta, to cost aa,all> cacll,
TRfFttNu WITH Ills FRIENDS.
Mr.. Harrison continues to borrnv trohto for
himself. atitt to atlow hts time 10 .se taken up
In making speeches 10 nppliranLs for petty
places. II llo w0uld announce tho timo mil
placs every slay for his spcre.maklng, liz could
snvt hnsclf II great deal Of til,,r. wllirl, sllnl
1c t'cvu.ed to public business; hut, n It Is, ha
lets two or three Into 1,is roatN at II time, md
The arccel,-taaklng gths on from morning llIl-
til night. With no pcrecptfh1c advantage tn any,
bAly. Really, he secns to tu treating Ills party
nltl hts friends very much N thu Iristlllnil
ireatra htsdog. Tile son Of Erin, IA The story guess
wanted to rut oil The dogs tail without hurting
hts pct, a,ul ltit upon the tcytre OF cutting Of
~ inci oyesy daY. This Ia nbout tho way Mr..
Harrison Is tiOInE business. liz tfoesn't want
to hurt tho 1oC my more tl,nn possible, but nj
The sotne time he Ii numbering tile pour thing
tt'clI bv inch. The result IL seen Ia thu nuEfy
clatnor heard on all sEles nnl1 in the unsettled
cunii.lon ur utEairs III the yasfous departments,
wllcru no ons eau b. found who ilnrcs say TINT
Ills soul Is his own. liz has had sx weeks to
ssraiRhten out affairs; unti at the elld uf tllit
ttme he Is no ilenrcr having Ills changes mnda
aud buil!E settlul down tu business ttan he was
before llG commenced.
, 1879-06-17

tnrtlcy. Mr.. W. II. Hlsspn, laughs
at the, charges. afH BAYS ills el!unt
w., W. ,i ~ ao,o 10 shnw porteStly ceat, roror
Nn,,i.os. liz ". ",,; m..; " y e.ailnea tlnt yonns
a,sI IL. u.st'13ssn ~ nls hI.alu !" u'e es'Ato
"'.'' ''' s'''"'''eFe'' the eEoeeeos'
There was quito a sensation IN the
West Madison atrgct poltcu Sutton yes
tcralAy afternoon when A. ". Wright
VIA brought III s.pu,t warrant and
banked tnr larceny a. batfccc. Earli bystan,!cr
Mt once anxious1y aucrle., "oh why iiid yo.i
hteat away tho Republican party Of Cook
Co!.ntyf", No reply. .The prisoners. faeo
became pale ami his oye grew glnsav;
+ WA all "up stick" With lin, to thnu1llt.
Something had bccn stolril, nflh flo was accusc1
Of Tho theft. a wl!atHr passcl around, nni \
hurried consultation was immediately hcli in
Thy Cnptoiu's r,u,n. In n few .rno1icnts tho
rrtsnner WAS ordered brought Into their august
prcscltcr, anl Capt. Hood, as presiding officer
~ thu meeting. asllnunee1 to the prisoner t1mt
l.is ltfu would bu spared oi, une con.
ditloil only. II ho would trnthtultY tel1
s9e Indignant nsse'nbl. WHO wcru his aeconl-
p:ca In tic theft, A,ml give htleh Information ns
would lend % tho recovery of thu stolen prop.
erty, t,lt tsntenss woult bc reduced to lanlsil.
'ncnt fur life. The prisoner tron,b!cd ysntestty,
nn'. va 5u;t about 70 !ako tnI confession.
wte', sllc Indignant assembly were notified t!t
~ waa not The tnuu. t0r ho wns born III
Observation-Disclosures III Michigan. It then
sransplrct tllat thu PRISONER was wnnttd fur tlc
;aeSeils o. baf'co q 6i.s3 frul X =. Perrfuc. OF
NO. AS Astllalid areiIuc Tile police arr still
, 1879-06-17
FEDERAL IsIC1[INQS.

Two hundred barrels Of alcohol were exported
from thc city yesterday.
Tllc United States Sub.rreasurY disburse-
nIcnts Yesterday amounted to 24t,0c0.
Tie average Yield Of gplr[ts, by the istllerfcs
In tllEs district for The month ot Atny ,sas ,ln-
usually largv,-4.al psoof gallons TO tho busncl
Ut gean.
20,50l, uf which amount $f5,u515 WINS lor tax
t!lu spirit, 81, E}3 for tuhaeco alld c1guta, und
6ll0 for bvcr.
Fred N. Dlount, pnyine-tcltcr In the Unttct1
states Sno-Ironsury, Is away from bis desk for
colttlc of weeks uE vacattun up tlIc Missta.
sEppi IL far rs 81, Paul.
.. Ms. ii. !. Ruwlson, un!tctl States Internal
Michigan, with headquarters Mt IlNlsualc, was
IN thu city yesterday, ului culIeil uM Collector
AaTvey and his force during tho dny.
, 1879-06-17

o,,n ~, :, ,,rru, y .,r.u,.,.
TIN quAHTEhLa MEETING
OF tho Youug MEMS Ghristlun Association was
held Inst evening at their rooms 10 tho Farwe|1
IIa1l building. Mr.. T.. q, KeitI, nrr.,dcd. and
~ ,l,r,. .ntoa 40 a,oro+arv " "''e
a.. A's, ;,sss. as..A ~ a.s4s'a.J' .s
Mf' nem!n"aY, t1e tehcfal Secretary, rc-
ported thut Mr. Harvey, the President, uni Mr..
4, 8, a, Sprngpe, ono Of the Ytce-prcstdenta.
hud rpsi1pc1 mud thnt Mr.. T. n koit1, ,,,,'
,,ss,, 1890 - s,,.aaaa ~. 1,s tnu'th ~. W."
w." e''s1eu ~ eusesIu Ut i'atfcS' LUG h1as'-
ayers Ind authorized the Committee on
Membership to empny q man to 60
ltct meulticrsbips. Six hundred sustaining
memberships Ut $40 each was whit WIS desired
The largo contributors wcru to rtcctyo ,ucmbrr.
shins fUr distribution, GUS bcug gwen them for
, 1879-06-17
...,, LEE lN>U1sANuE,
TO THE >-'
POLICY HOI,DERS
OF TEIE
Globe llutualI,ife
lls. Co. Of New York,

Although this COMPANY ho.
you will have soon, boon nnt n' 10 ~ aa
hands of Rocoivor, on nnon,,nt INC
Its alleged inability to carry out ,ei OF
contracts, I doom It nv drt1, ~ 1ta
CAUTION you against takinc M. 70
hasty action in regard to vn1,r s,aty NY
against tho Globe, o'a1ln
ALL TEE IOLICIES ,ph}oh ,,.-
In foroe on the 9TH or Junn ,n,,a. m"re
necessarily have q claim nrain a. ttust ~
Assets, and 1t will DO tor vn,,r ss lug lug
advantage to act cautiouslv n oWa dsl
posing OF TINT claim to any porsnn
VINO may approach you with tint th
No doubt many Brokers and otb
ors. as mRttor Of speculation. wii1
endehVor to buy up oil tho olaima
thoy can lind, knowing that undor
proper management they will h
good Tor d very largo amount ~
thoir value. "
I would therefore suggest, as m
harm can accrue by tho do1ay Of
low days, that you refrain for III"
present from taking any dooisiyo
stops. ALL THE EFFORT TIiATp
CAN, WILL BE MADE TO SAVE
you AGAINST LOSS. Iudool i
Is no aooret that had the Com1janys ~
been allowed to communionto wi1R
the Policy Holders, the diffloultv
which ts only temporary, could oas,.
" lavo boon bridgod over. and No
loss whatever eventua1ly incurred.
1'ar' esusH :. sh1on LINDSAY,
Secretary.
, 1879-06-17
Iuli.fgun KuA4Rlt.

DR., Russell, tho colebratcd war correspondent
Of tho Loudoa Tn.es. after thirly-clghs years VI
unbrokau aarylee, has ssYerca tor tle 1fst tlulo
I'D Sir U4ruet Woseley 10 ZnIuland a. Z spscial
correspondent u tAu rival Istyruih, III n ii
years old. a11d Of late hos fallen on considerably
, 1879-06-17
WEST PARKS,

CONSIDERATION or MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS
Thu West Park Board held 4 regular meeting
yesterday AFTERNOON, Prcsidout Woodward tu
tho caalf, aul Mess1s. Brus,nork, lsulIfs, Mr,
Crca, Wilcox. WtIkcu, aud WouA urcaent
Numerous applications tor positions tn ths
parks werc received aul referred,
Tbs claim vi +. 4. aiEllanl for SIS on arco,,nt
ot boat belonging to hlm Which was DESTROYED
IN central 4 Park WIS allowed AMI ordered pasti.
s2,Wo alleged tu ou duo MIN for stuna furnished
to Central Park fn lB1:i It. waa rcfu1rel 10 tl,u
Finance Committee.
1he CotnIlI!ttct 10 which was referred the
pcttttuu OF the Jockey and Tr0ttinE CIut, 10 jay
lhu trask of tho Northwestern Railway arfoss
liz west iorty ncrcs of Central Park, reported
aga1nst the granting VI tAt petition, gu the
grotlad that t!e authot!syof The !ioard 10 grant
such power for any particular length Ut titla
Was doubtful. 1t Ii a!so proposed Il, soon iu,-
proYo lint Jort!un of tu park over which II WAS
desired TO !ay the track. The Commit.uo's TO-
port Was adopted.
, lIe @ a4,.'s cSnnit;ee reported t,!at Tho
tie entrRncu to Central park IN Washington
street MAS not onB tilat tho Hoard cartu % AZ
cept. a!'st recommended the Immediate removal
Ut tlie building. Rcport adopted.
Tho bcat land1Es at Central Park botng re-.
lUrted ia poor condition, It was sesolycd to IT,
stsuet thu engineer to have tho necessary tu.
proyemu,lt ma,lr,
:, ll,o pruposud Improvement Of that portion Ut
atadison strict lcattlg to ille Jockey Club
grounds Was brou.nt up nid discussed. A mo.
ton was Inaae hy alr. Wilcox, mud adopted, al
thofixllE thr Improvement coalMtttuu to t.lyGs-
t!gute tho subject Of Improving lllat portion Of
the stroet controlled by tho Park Uoaru, viz:
1Tntl Aoltlcn afenuo to the wcat t!ne OF ucntrui
Park. rhe jockey Club will tmproyu It's portion
ot tho street, nli then tho street will be In lna
saApe all Tue way to Ctrcro
Ihe matter OF tho *3Do, ,u00 park bonlls soon to
By ssued waa brought up, aIId tho best lnutilod
OF u!aetnE thetn on the market wus ulsytssrd,
Mr. Buehler. tho Treasurer Ut tho DoarJ, statwi
tt,at he had received Rprpposltton To placo tl,u
entire amount Vt ~ per cant, or 500, ,00O Of il
Vt per cehs. ltIu Board considered thu mat.
tor th seeFet sasslont after which IL adjourned,
SUCCESSFUL
, 1879-06-17

An entrance examination for Dartulouth College
will hu build III this city Friday aud Saturday, juno
81 and IA. Names sud addresses Of applicants
must bc sent fn a4sance 10 thu Rev. Arthur Little
No. .48 Dearborn ayeuue, Or to Prof. f.. j. Hast.
lett Rush street, Tia place Of examination will
bs announced In thta paper Juuu eU.
, 1879-06-17

A RICH DISPLAY Of FINE FURNITURE.
Having matc extensive ncce1slons Of all the htRh.
art styles In furniture, We nso now prepared to
show thu hncat ami larRsst etock Of madam ind
nno furniture cycr nf1erod ilcfc. Chicago Garnet
Company, Wabash avenue and Monro0 sisest,
, 1879-06-17
THE CITY.


Arthur G. llatton, London, is at the sher-
j. F. Afoffat Walcrtown, N. Y, Is ut tho
Palmer.
IL. r. wlgqins, Bostou, Ia registered at the
shcrmun.
II. n. Smith, Milwaukee, is registered at
the Gardner.
-, E. II. ilowclI, Now York, Is quartarcd ut
j, ;the Gardner
;: Addison Byhee, indianapolis, Is soIournng at
: tht fremont.
.tu',n Lambcrtson, Jr., Glasgow. is domc!lel
:; at the Patmcr
t"aD! W9cott, Ga'ena, ILL.,, Is ono Of tho guests
ol'S al''SR}{sstbRs' }sbRtsp Sherman.
siic,.lrrl2eR'F. pcckham, Ban jose. Cal, Ia
1 tBItst 6f1lit Pacific.
y. Ef9m gtdlnbakcr, South Bend, Ind, Is stop
ssI !nS9!ads I, J, afy'Ele " Gardner.
u ,"liarrsom:1 II. Dodge, Washington, Is among
= tshe, Russtsof the Pnlmer.
INV. H. johnson md Abe Buford, Kentucky,
arc registered ut tho Trcmont.
,:'.'Jndgc 3. Il. Moore and Janes Mix, Khnka-
'kce, are among tho greAta Of the Pacific.
l.. 4. Fuller, Superintendent United States
Express Company, Springfield, Ill.,, is at lilo
Gardner.
" 4. K, Winfield, Detroit, Superintendent OF tho
" Wagner Tar Company, IL atuopg tho Eucsts OF
the Trcmout.
The men at the Brown Iron-Mtlls again struck
yesterday morning. Ouly few have been work.
iny since tile late strike.
The Sheriff yesterday closed IN tho pawnsllop
" Of Davld c. Geary, Adan's md Clark streets, on
q a. IN. at the suit Of John 7. Ryan.
No cnses werc tried in the Criminal Court