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y Office DISSOLUTION OF COPARr-
~ NkRSHlP,-Ihec opartnership here
Jofore existing between william McEiwee
and Daniel McElwee, under the firm
name of W. & ID. McE'lwee, has beer
this day dissolved by uual consent.
rhe business will be continued by VIII
liam McEIwee, who Will settle all claims
against the late lrm, and 10 whom all
debts due the late firm must be paid.
WILLIAM McELWEE
DANIEL McELW ZEE
Wilmington, bel, sept. %. lSsU.-oo4 81
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The Chicago Times says: Warmers SAFE
Kidney and Liver Cure IL highly endorse d
by ministers, Judges, phys cans surgeons.
ny men literary and scholarly dlsLinc-
zion, and by individuals III all the walks
OF lie. sep2)-2w
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Two OF he largest and most valuable
buildings Of the extens We works Of
Holmes, Booth 4 Hayden, IN Water
bury, Conn.,, were destroyed by fire last
evening. The loss is estimated at $780,
QUO.
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Nine. pemorest's Patterns.

Russell & Spencer take pleasure in an
nouncing TO their customers tn at they
have received Nine. Democrats Patterns
Port Polios, Journals, What to Year, etc.
for the present season. sepl5-ti.
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eeI,nxs Tonight.

WEDNESDAY.
Hope Lodge, No. \, |. q. OF.
Champion Lodge. No. 9, X. ofP.
Oriental Lodge, No. IL, k. Of Z.
Morning Star Division, No. 2, =. OFT.
Harmony Lodge, No. 3, A. U. OF,
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We have also laid In large stock OF
cold silks, satins, velvets and Vslvsteens.
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.sssss''ssss .sssssssssss.ssss
: BLACK SILKS.
ssss............s.......
We have one lot gros grain Black Silks
Is inches wide at b21<c, This cannot fail
TO prove very attractive IL those wishing
a cheap black q. 4. We have also opened
every grade OF our justly celebrated Gui-
net Black Silks from OIL Is TO $3.50.
NoTh.-After ten years experience We
have found these silks Ia give more gen
eral satisfaction than any other make we
nave ever sold
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JACKSON
JACKSON
Lime and Marble Company,
HOOK EsRIN DEE

naHs Ihade preparations for burning the
.a rasdU -, a. .Ihe Win wood alone, and
Up to it's Original tand ard,
The best building lime in tho Irnitod
na@rtar VIII inahe double Us much
n,or,a. III a. mi "ushei AS some OF The other
thon H. a. ,,n'I ~ 1sS, auu W per cent. more
soo a.. Auoress, Hook essin, Del.
or 621 Jefferson street, Wilmington. Del.
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Financial. and Comm erctal.

WILMINGTON. DEL, Oct 8, iesO.
Latest stock quotations furnished by
HeaId a CO., 8. K. corner Seventh and
Market streets, Wilmington, Del, at II
M Tn laV.
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CATTLE MARK EFT.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 4.
BEEF CATTLE were dull, aud prices were
fraction higher. 37SJ head arrived ana
sold at The different yards at 334a8c. per
Id.
SHEEP were In fair demand at full prices
1000 head sold at the different yards at 3
a54c., and Lambs at 415ae74c. per n.
Hoes were In demand, at full prices.
500 head arrived and sold at the differeni
yards at 7l+asl1c. per h., AS To quality.
Park Drove Yard, West Phti@., OCT. 2.
SHEEP.-Extra, 40 To 1870 MS, 5l.a8 good
30 10 lOO bs., - 10 to u w; lair, 5V 20 Ks
u.s., 4ssto49s; stock sheep 81 rs TO IS "a: good
lambs, sH " &c; common lambs, $40 $2 80,
calves 10 &c. Arrivals, 5,00O head De
mand not so good, but u fair market at q
slight decline.
PHILADELPHIA MARK EI'S
"WEDNESDAY, Sept. 20. 5P.M-
FLoUR.-Ine trade is very quiet but
prices are quotaoly unchanged Sales OF
SoO1 barrels Minnesota extras at si.75 Tor
low, and up 10 IS S7H FIR lacey. clear. dn
DO. straight at 81 a d 81; Penns, lvania
fami at - rs a5.l21<; westerndo d. a5 ug
ana Patents at 70 70 IS. Rye flour is
nrm a. 20 per barrel. Corn Meal ii dun.
cent. higher. wi h active demand Sa as
of 10000 bushels, including rejected. nj
voc AL w; red and amber, track and afioat.
at ., VfAai VA andNo. red elev ator, al
| u VI, sept; 81 Oo16 or Oct; 81 O9lIsl GDi[
Now, and 81 loal l015 for Dec. Rye|Penn4.
| mpn1eu eoc' per ousntl. Corn IL In
mn ioen i uest hu again higher, SAFES ol
BUS; Including yellow, at 64 5i1se. mi xed
| at 5412 a Soc, and yellow, If here. won d
con manu- DOC. AZ the call board, nrsl
AL III, w. o ,i e OctoDei sold at bih 81
| toDer; 62Nc. for Nov mber aud ,sIsSc. inr
| December. Oats are steady and fifty
tSe saies OF wv bushels, including
sa 80 - "a a 4 Ss re ected at " a I'D Svc.,
Whiskf ; n9is. OF Western irou
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HALF TICKETS. ONE nor,


1891 Prizes, amounting to-.
Irresponsible CORRESPONDING apen,
ed at all points, 10 whom u6sea1
SALON VIII be paid.
write clearly stating full add,
lurther Information or send orH"s
press, or In Registered L,.tter or
order ny mail, addressed Unly Ia
Nj; A. DAUPa
mr. so,os narso New orlean
,n No. Sly Broadway. New
All our GrundExLraurdinarv M
are under the supervision MA
'nent OF Generals u. a. Beaufe,
Iubu A. Early.
sept2S-ataw
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Bought directly from the manufac-
turera In Maine.

SO pieoes1 OF s cent PRINTS In desirable
lstyles and fast colors.
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Medium and Low Grade Ingrains
Medium and Low Grade lngrains
Medium and Low Grade lDgrains
Medium and Low Grade Ingrains
Together with large stock Of Velvet,
Axmins ter, Cocoa, and smyrna Rugs
and Mats. Also LinOleums. OIL
Cloths, Cocoa MattinRs and
ksg Carpets.
Cur prices are unusually low our as
sortmsnt 10 large aud the very newest
designs. We earnestly solicit an inspec-
ton.
w. NJ. KENNARD a CO.,
w. Nj. KENNARD q CO.,
w. N. KENNARD & o.,
6n Market Street. s2l Market Street.
11l Market Street. Bll Market Street.
U2l Market Street. Gal Market Street.
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LBClSlANA STATg ICp

This institution w. noiil
Porated by the LexisIs,nr.e eaiarly
isHs .'os.iohai ana Charllable n .ne
v w, Tor the term OF nj purl
n,i," 70 Which contract NV VIZ
, n,.t oi the State lis Pledged ' u, u
ms been renewed by an nv, whic|
p"puihr vote, securing liz froLWl
new constitution adnpI.n d t,l
n, ", 1873, with a capital n, Wy q, y
Whlcn . has since h,ld.d Vi q, "
overttJo,OvJ,lts Grand s,,, useI' :
contributions viii take ,'Il J
on ne SECOND tuesday,. pace
III ~ mepef Stite' or poSiJonea Too,
ioiiowing distribution: LOO
uom, oS;ApirAL PRIZE; $40 on
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v 4 SPLENDID Oppop,,

T Mi 4 IEoUkruNE iornT ~
LEA ny, TUESDAY n AT M
-i2Oth Monthly D.ea,.iobEh
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ros, TAKE NOTICE.

T., r '1.,, ."s an% 81!
NC will take notice that ~"
E inn S Of The Postmaster Gen 'ne 4 4
t ths from T"n, the mails, does ', SSI
o 'e,iers will, VIII be registered a y,
tofure. '''' Company
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sr. CLAIRsVILLE.
ST. CLAlnsvlLIr, April 81


ST. CLAIRsvlLLr, April 50.
The past week has been poor harvest
far news uathsrers our town has kent
~ - -o"' ~ -. III. .i;.,Is
the even TENOR OIL its way win very htue
to break the monotony. Yesterday, Thurs
day, the LAWYERS Of the county gathered at
~. ,Io,L,o oft,co ior tho n,rnose of sa,,;no
Tue 'is'A U.ASe ~ sue pu'pVse " os' =, :
the docket Tor the summer term oil tns
Court Of Common Pleas, which sets here
nm the eleventb of Nav. The docket was
-. 80 49, 49, 49, a. o.a 80 ~ ,h;.I vo.L o,.r
set up W .ne enu VI 'ae 'u'u "eeA' 9.ei
two hundred cases being included wh'cn
did not comprise one.half oil the business
poonIa a.. ho,;nn;n, ,o Ii.,en for N.
feopie arc pes.in'ns " ''sson III .ue
voice oil the seventeen year locust. In the
summer OF 1868, this place was visited by
innumerable swarms OF this insect, and
.L...Il IT,. .o,.. a. ,ha ,.roI nxono,,;on
shoulu sney eolie IL sue u9'a' p'oP'''i0i
this year, they cannot fail to attract un-
usual attention. m
The majority OF the Republican poiiti'
clans here are well sausned win inc actlon
oi the State convention, except 10 tue
case Of Secretary OF State; while having
no objections 70 the nominee tney regret
Alexis Cope's failure,
The cold snap ot to-day has caused
serious apprehensions Tor the iruit that Is
in bloom. All kinds oil early irult nave
an unusually large bloom this spring,
Ross X. Barrett aud Miss Laura Y. West
were married yesterday by Rev; VonEIln.
Mr.. B. is clerk OF thls township, Inc
brideis q daughter Oh ". d. Mest, aau NJ
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ST. LOUIS. April S0.-The unsettled con-
dition OF affairs at and near Belleville, ILL.,,
throughout the coal mining districts Of the
st. Clair company. between the miners
and the mine operators, seems likely
to lead to serious disturbance. For a
long time past the coal diggers have been
receiving cents per bushel for mining,
and have worked but eight hours per day
and have restricted the output TO so BUSH
els per day per man.
Other restrictions have also been adopt
ed and enforced by the miners until the
operators say the Miners Union practi.
cally controls their business. They have
become tired OF this and assert that they
intend TO break 1t up. With this view
they have formed combination or en-
tered into an agreement TO close their
mines simultaneously, aud tomorrow
night will probably see all the coal
mines in St. Clair and perhaps Madison
county closed not to be opened again until
the miners agree to the operators terms.
What the terms will be cannot not now
be said, but probably three cents for
digging and the absolute right 10 transact
their business and control their property
in their ewn way. The miners have as
sumed a threatening attitude and an out
break is apprehended.
Gov. Culiom, OF Illinois, has been ad-
yised OF the situation, and to-day sent
Sheriff Weber, OF st. Clair county, oth-
cial instructions to use every means In his
power to protect the property and pre-
serve the peace, and also to take every
precaution possible to prevent any demon
strations likely to lead TO violence.
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NEIaaBoRHooD NEWS.
BELLAIRE

Snow felllor nearly an hour on tn,
hills back OF here Friday morning
and q few flakes rustled around here ii
the afternoon.
The word formerly" was omitted un
intentionally in these locals Friday morn
ing. Rev. Mr.. Carr was tOrmerlypresidinl
elder in this district.
Prof. Duff goes to Morristown Saturday
to attend the teachers examination.
The Democrats Of the Third ward viii
hold a primary in the City Hall Saturday
evening, to nominate candidate fol
Councilman in place Of Mr.. Oswald, re-
signed. This ward Is closely contested by
Democrats and Republicans.
DR.. Thoburn's lecture Thursday evening
was voted great success. II was not a
regularly arranged discourse. he discaim.
ed all idea Of that, but was talk. and an
exceedingly interesting one, about the
Holy Land and his journey home. Rev.
Mr.. Toland did not fail to take up his col.
lection.
The narrow gauge uses chairs for seats
in It's cars. The new cars are impatiently
looked for.
The colored people are TO have festival
and general good time in the sample room
OF the new Globe House, next Wednesday
evening, not Tuesday as reported in some
Of the papers. The Wheeling and Bel
laire boat, Pres Ellison, has agreed to make
a trip to bring down from Wheeling those
who wish to come.
The frame Of the new part Of the BellRire
Window Glass House is begun.
Cellars are being, dug for new house
Just back Of Fawcett's grocery in South
Bellaire.
The employees OF the blast furnace were
paid Friday ,eyeninyr-ihe last pay day !ot
awhile. The furnace will shut down for
repairs, on account OF the unsatisfactory
market now being chosen as the time for
this.
The First ward wants hardware store
and shoe store now to gil out its mer.
camille list And, by the way Bellaire at
large wants wholesale grocery.
A law and order society is being talked
OF here. Wonder would it think itwithin
its province to assist in finding the thieves
who robbed Cooks saloon Thursday night,
drinking his whisky, etc
John Randolph, who went TO Baltimore
when the changes were made in the cler-
ical force OF the B. & o. road here, has
come back, and will occupy place made
vacant by the changes consequent on Mr..
Sstterfeld's removal TO Wheeling.
Some OF our citizens went to Wheeling
to attend the Odd Fellows anniversary
exercisas. Friday night.
The body OF an unknown man was
found in the river near the Belmont coal
works Friday. 1t had evidently been in
the water q good while. R. @. F.
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The Pittsburgh Manufacturer Of yester-
day contains the following review Of the
present aspects Of the pig iron market:
The market is fully as stagnantas in any
week during the present unerampled lull.
As to prices, there are none. Some fur
mace owners notify agents to sell at what
ever figures they eau get, while others
walt till buyer makes his appearance,
aud then an endeavor Is made TO fx 8
price upon which both parties can agree.
Buyers visits are, however, Few and lar
between" Consumers still have stocks,
and what little iron Ia bought at al 10 for
some special purpose. Besides this, but
little iron Is being consumed, many oil the
mills being idle, and the remainder not
very busy. While there Is no such thing
as market price, tits probable, from what
We can learn, that neutral mill iron could
be bought for SOS. but most sellers we Pc
lave hold for higher price. The lull has
now continued for two months, or from tne
latter part OF January, and no one appears
TO have an opinion as to when 1t Will enc.
This being the:present situation number
oi furnaces that make iron for this market
are being ''banked up" TO await develop
ments. Several iurnacemen who use Lake
Superior ore have gone 70 Cleveland 10 see
| II they can get the price OF ore reduced
and the question Of blowing out doubles
largely depends upon the result ol thsil
visit,
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ADDITIONAL LOCAL.


Two.deeds Of trust were admitted to re-
ord by Clerk Hook yesterday.
THR Wheeling Turn-verein will give q
grand ball May 9th at Turner Hall.
Mn. LEWIS JONES, manager Of the Etna
Mill, had one OF his hands badly mashed
yesterday, while working with crane at
the mill.
Jos. DuoAN, Of the P. W. &.Ky., has had
the Westinghouse automatic air brakes
attached to his engine, and returned with
her last night.
STREET Commissioner Nichols tried the
new roller on Sixteenth street yesterday,
and II worked to q charm. The streets
will be materially improved by this roller.
IS the month Of April there were
twenty-iour marriage licenses issued, and
fortySeven transfers oi real estate and
tiIty.iour deeds admitted to record In the
Office OF the County Recorder.
PRoP. EDDY will give an organ concert at
the Fourth Street Church next Tuesday
evening. Prof. Eddy Is one Of the most &C:
complished organists in this country, and
this will be a rare musical treat.
POODLE PRICE and William McFsdden
were arrested Yesterday evening by OH.
Ger Miller for throwing stones at the Elm
Grove Accommodation, and locked up.
These boys have been sleeping in sheds
and outhouses In East Wheeling, and va
rious petty theits are attributed to them
In the Circuit Court yesterday the case
of Spindler VS.. link was still on. trial. The
Court adjourned till 10 A. N. to-day, but
Judge Melvin dismissed the jury until Il
A. NJ, Monday. He will devote to-day''
session to hearing arguments on points o.
law which have arisen in the trial Of tht
case.
GOSPEL Temperance Meeting at Parke
Hall tomorrow At 81 r. N. Addresse,
will be delivered by Rev. Geo. Dividing
G. W. Baggs, Wm. Hastings, Frank Kiln,
and others, and no less attractive and IN
teresting will be the service OF song b.
the iayorite choir. Be on time to secur
| n Raak
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The West Poiut Outrage.

WEST PoISr, April SO.-In the Whit.
taker inquiry case, Hagan, an expert, said
1 am prepared to testify that the hand,
writing of the specimens numbered s, 8
and 10, is the handwriting Of the person
who wrote the note and contents addressed
to cadet Whitaker. Replying to the ques.
tions, Hagan stated he had noticed some
attempt 70 disguise in one other hand writ.
ing than thai OF the anonymous note.
The handwriting in one Of the sentences
submitted to him, he had asked for addit-
ional specimens Of this hand and found in
II one or two resemblances 10 the anony-
nous note, but not sufficient to warrant
the opinion.
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CALIFORNIA.
The Republican Convention.

The Republican Convention.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 3O.-Aiter briel
recess to enable the various districts to se-
lect delegates, the State Convention re.
assembled at quarter past eight o'clock.
A discussion arose over a proposition to
amend the report OF the Committee on
Resolutions, and instruct the delegates to
vote for Blaine until he was Withdrawn,
and then vote as unit for the choice Of
the majority Of the California delegation.
After long debate the amendment was
voted down-ayes l22, nays l24. The
resolution was then unanimously adopted.
The following nominations TO the Chi
cago CouyGptac fresS ESNir.ST tne DIS
tricts and confined by the Convention:
J.C. Wilmerding, Alex. Sharon, Sam.
Mosgrove, Socrates Hof, ]. K. Doak,
Greed Haymon, Z. A. Davis, jas. Russ,
II. T. Fairbanks, Lieut.. Gov. John Mans
field, D. S. Payne aud +. NJ. Kelley. Al
ternates: G. A. Fisher, @. NJ. Kline, @. ].
French, j. A. Benson, Jas. Foster, j. Il.
Johns, John G.. Scott, F. A. Leach, s. q.
Hilbefn, VIM. Smith, Chas. ShermRnd and
]. s. Stearns. All the delegates present
came before the Convention and pledged
to carry out the instructions.
1t was resolved that the credentials OF the
absent delegates and alternstes be placed
in custody OF the State Central Committee
until those claiming them should similar
ly ple1ge themselves. A resolution was
adopted urging the appointment OF Con-
gresham Horace Davis asa member OF the
National Republican Committee for Cali.
fornia; also declaring Newton Booth as
the choice Of California for Vice Presi-
dent.
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nARrIN,s PERRY.

ST. Hanes will 60 on Monday to Day
ton, o., as a representative to the General
Encampment oil Odd Fellows.
Esquire brennan returned home yester-
day from Columbus, where he had been
as delegate to the State Republican Con-
yention.
Miss Annie Smith has returned from
lengthy visit at Pittsburgh.
MI. John g. IAnniDg, Of Chicago, has
been here on q short visit TO his old home.
Our mill men all seem well pleased at
the prospect OF going to work, even II
they receive less wages than they did be.
fore the shut down.
Rev. F. W. Vertican, Of Butler, Pa, has
been visiting his old army friends here this
week. Mr.. Vertican was Chaplain OF the
First West Virginia cavalry iorsome time.
This time 1t Is the members Of the Col
ored Church that are givinga festival for
the benefit Of the church.
Eb Martin has gone 10 Colorado 70 seek
his fortune among the silver mines oil that
country.
Mayor Lupton has had several cases
posed psSe Gf them like he was an old hand a
the business.
About twenty carriage loads Of thI
Cleveland excursionists over the O., 7. V
& W. X. r. took in our town this after
noon.
Our town is not represented in th'
women's Foreign Missionary which \
now in session at Cincinnati, although
every other town in the neighorhood Is;
Mr.. John Howell, one Of the oldest Gu
zens Of our place, died last Thursday. h'
was eight years OF age, and had lived her
for a half . century. He was quiet, un
assuming man; good nelghbor, irtsn'
and citizens, with mot an enemy
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NEW YoRK, April So.-A conference Of
representatives Of the New York indie
pendent Republicans, Of the National Re.
publican League of Pennsylvania, and Of
he Young Republicans of Massachusetts,,
was held here to day. and resolutions
adopted, expressing sympathy with the
callers Of the St. Louis Convention, aud
agreeing that the above mentioned asso-
cIstions. and all other associations having
similar views, should send delegates 70
Chieapo 10 make strenuous opposition 70
the nomination oil candidates they consid'
ar objectionable, add to urge strong
speciiic civil service reform plank in the
Chicago platform.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
CHINA.

LONDON, April sO.-Advices from shang-
hal state that the position is very unset
tied and the future Of all business is un.
satisfactory and in critical state, owing
to the uneasiness caused by the state Of
affairs at Pekin and the probability Of q
war with Russia. All sorts oil orders are
are said to have been issued with refer
ence to doing business with foreigners.
A correspondent states that he and his
countrymen, who are Englishmen, have
been requested from Pekin to look after
themselves and prepare for any emer-
genCy.
Yesterdays rise in the price Of silver
was in consequence OF the announcement
that the amount OF India Council bills TO
be offered Wednesday next be reduced five
lacs. making reduction Of el00 900 in the
weekly total since the commencement OF
the India financial year.
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GO SLOW
Aword to the stoekholder. Of the wheel.
ing Library.

Ing Library.
Editor Intslnssnstn
A few evenings ago there was a meeting
OF the stockholders OF the Library Asso-
citation TO consider the proposition OF the
Odd Fellows 10 take charge OF the library.
These gentlemen have not as vet taken
charge, and feel sure the stockholders OF
the Library Association will not agree that
they shall take charge II q thorough un-
derstanding Of the transfer Is had.
i may be mistaken, but the proposition
OF these gentlemen is reported to me as
follows: That they take possession OF the
books, cases and other furniture OF the
Association by paying off the debt labout
S76), and then throw 1t open TO the public
upon the same terms Us It's privileges are
offered to the membership OF their Lodge.
Now, the result Of this will be that the
library will remain where tits, andif the
public see fit TO avail itself TO any extent
Of the offer the gain will be the Odd Fell
lows, but II the public do not respond
liberally enough to support the concern,
the doors will be closed and the Odd Fell
lows lodge will get about s., 500 worth of
books, &C., for S75. Are the stockholders
OF the Association prepared 10 see their
property 90 in this way? Let's move the
concern out Of the cellar whore IL now Is
because it's cheap, TO some place on
Twelfth street or on Market below or near
the Mcclure House, and in my opinion the
remedy for its troubles will be found. Il
will become again popular institution. |
know at least dozen persons who will
consider It q privilege TO subscribe, PR.
vided the library room be put In quarter.
easily accessible. Let US stop this transfer
at least until the conditions OF It are
understood.