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GrsbsIsrs' Guibt.
Steamboat Line for New York
 Fare &I. .incgudsfnc- Eae-Ss,

Tickets for tho Round Trip. SI.Bo.
 r ,sE@A The steamer 0. H. NoRTBAM. ospt sznSzsScSE&& F. J. Peck, will leave Nev Hsysn 12:00 p. m., Snndays excepted. staterooms anJd oface of Psok Bishop 2fa Chapel street.
 Steamer CONTINENTAL, Captain Stevens I.svss New Haven at t0l6 s u., sundays exooptsd landing at 23d street, East River.
 FROM NEW YORK-The O. H. NORTHAM leaves Peck Slip at ?. and tho CONTINENTAL \. II:OO o'clock p. m., 6undays excepted-SaturdAy nights at 12 o'clock midnight.
 Sunday Wight Boat for Now York, The steamer NEW HAVEN, Capt. Post, leaves Nev Haven at 10S0 ?. Statel sold at tho Elliott House Free stage from Insurance Building, Chapel street, commencing at 9 p. m Tickets arc sold and baggage checked through to | ton. ~ "o ] u
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William H. Sizer's Case.

Yesterday William H. Sizer called on Post master Sperry regarding the order from the Postofice department forbidding the delivery of postal money orders registered letters to the Star Publishing company of this aity, of which, it is stated, Sizer composes the head and front. Sizer can get his regu lar mail, but postal orders and registered let sers will be dealt with according to the fol lowing instructions
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New Haven su0 iserby hailr0ad. Train arrangement commencing June Al, 1882.
 LEAVE NEW HAVEN. At 7:05 and 9E5 na 400, 6:3S, $40 and 110C
 LEAVE ANSONIA,
 At 6:b0, 9:15 and 11:42 ri., 3:1b and 780 ?. trains of tho Naugatuck rairoad, and at Now Haven with the principal trains of other roads centering there. D. s. QU1NTARD, Supt. New Hsvan, June 20, 1882. je26
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arsonaI! ,ro Men OnIy!

A Sure Cure. A bottle of Dr. Fuller's Pocket Injection with syringe combined All druggists, %1
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R. R.. June 28th, 1882.
 Trains Leave New Haven Follows: FOR NEW WORKS 55, I8 2s 5 20, 6 30, 55, 8 30,
 40, 10 45 m., i2 03 noon 50, 3 35, 40, 20,
 ST. 40, 52. 00 tto Bridgeport) 45, 8 34, 45,
 Il 55, Washington Expressl p. m. Sundays, 3 55,
 IS m., 5 %, 8 I5 p. m
 FOR BOSTON via ~PRINGFIELD-12 5s, 8 Is, 10 30 a.
 ID. 21, 15 6 28 p m. Sundays, 12 5s VIA AFFORD and N. Y. N. E. RR-2 20 a. m. TOR BOs ON via NEW LONDON AND PROVIDENCE
 -1245 oS, 10 40 a. III. 12 Newport Ex }, 4o0,
 6 15 (to Provdence] p. m. Sundays, 12 46 a. m FOR SPRINGFIELD, &c.--l2 15, 12 58, 2 20 (to Hart ford), 45 from Belle Dock, except Mondays)
 05 (to Meriden>. 8 15 10 30. Il 10 White Mt Ex,
 10 40 (to Meriden) a. m. 2l, l5, 5 55 (to Hart ford), 2s. 8 12 p. Sundays, 12 5s, 45 a. (from Belle Dock
 FOR NEW LONDON, &c-12 45, Os, 10 40 a. m. 12, 400, 43o (to Conn., Kiver>, 6 15, 8 40 p. m. Sun days, 12 45 a. ID. E. M. REED, ie26 Vice President.
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PosTOFFICE DEPARTMENT, x WASHINGTON. D. O.. August 15, l3

Order No. 359:
 It having been made to appear at this department that the t'Star Publishing company at New Haven. for obtaining money through the mails by means of alse and fraudulent pretenses representations and promises, do therefore forbid the payment by the postmaster at New Haven, Conn of any postal money order drawn to the order of said 'sStar Publishing oupany," the said postmaster is hereby direct ed to inform the remitter of said postal money order hat payment thereof has been forbidden, and that he of said money order will be returned upon presentation of duplicate money order applied fol obtained under the regulations of the department And upon the same evidence the postmaster at New all registered l which shall arrive at the ,ce directed to the said 'tar Publishing company the postnasters at the off ces at which they were orgiually mailed with the word plainly ricten stamped upoa the outside "t such letters.
 FRANK LAYTON,
 Acting Postmaster General. Postmaster, New Haven Conn,
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"Kennedy's Champion Biscuits.

IEEPHYRS Pilot, Graham, Oatmeal Vanilla Cream, ~ Cocoanut, Kindergarten, Geological, Animals. Leahet, Egg. Jumbo, Oswego Columbia Albert. all fresh and in stock at all times.
 D. S. Cooper,
 r7, 37s State Street.
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The Sleeping Woman of Paris. From the London Daily News1

A case which is exciting great interest in the Paris medical world just now is that of young woman who has been for the last three months the inmate of the Beaujon Hospital She was found by the police asleep, and ap parently tipsy, on a seat in one of the avenues leading to the Bois de Boulogne; but, as af- ter remaining at the police station she did not give any signs of returning animation, she was taken to the Beaujon Hospital. The resident physician found that she was enceinte and adopted several mild measures for awaking her from her lethargy All of tn csc proved intellectual and several other medical men, including Dr. Charcot, were called in. Dr. Charcot was of the opinion that the best remedy would be series of cold douches l; but as it was impossible, in her condition, to apply this, nothing remained but to wait the course of events So the time passed the patient showing no signs of life except 8 heavy breathing. but nourishment was ad- ministered by artificial means
 About the middle of last month, when she had been for eight weeks in @ comatose con- dition, she gave birth to a stillborn child but this did not have the effect of bringing her back to animation, and afl CT fortnight 8 interval the douches were tried. Tn SC seem likely to be successful, for though she cannot yet speak, she is beginning to express by signs that she understands what is said to her, and can take nourishment in the regu- lar way. The doctors hope that in the course of few days she will be able to explain the mystery, for there is no means of getting at her identity. She had no papers upon her,
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SALAD OIL. TusT RECEIVED an invoice of the finest quality eS of Salad Oil, our own importation. In quart, ni and pint bottles For sale by single bottle, dozen, or case at moderate prices.
 my1a ,EDW. F. HALL & SVSs
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Nothing so vitalizes, purifies and enriches the blood as Wheat Bitters: au7-12d-lW
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fic railroad bonds closed as follows
MINING STOCKS.


  unds .l2I alZ2
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Freight Train with Paes Car leaves Northampton at 4.3u, and arrives at Westneld at $40 p. m. gW Time given south Of Grant Is New York timc, and North of Granby Boston time.
 EDW. A. RAY. Gen. Ticket Agent. c. A. dooDNow, General Superintendent. New Haven. July 6. 1889. jy7
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Colonel c. D. Williams, of Pomfret Land ing, is reported to have lost his eyesight.
 In South Coventry lodges six sided quartz crystals are found, not clear, but perfect in chan
Morning journal and courier., 1882-08-19

EA you want your cuffs and collars to look nice \ with that beautiful polish? If you do, use Elastic Starch. This starch is made expressly for Laundry purposes. It Nill do the ironing easier, quicker cheaper and better than other starch in the world It requires cooking. It keeps the starch from sticking while ironing. aud makes your linen as nice when first bought Try one package you will say that it is the best you have ever used.
 Elastic Starch is for sale by all GrOcers.
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Now Haven anG northampton Railroad.
GOING SOUTH.

Freight Train with Pass, Car leaves Westheld at ! 7.25 q m., Northampton 8.3o | A Train also leaVcb Westnelc for Holyoke at 3:l5
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Before $50 urre y.ndexrtrt.

Daniel Gallagher, was given a hear.
ing before Squire Nandegrift yesterday
charged with procuring goods under
false pretences, The evidence showed
that the prisoner entered William H..
Quinn store, on Tuesday, and procur-
ed about s. 80 worth OF cloth cuttings,
saying that he wanted them for James
McGinnis. The prisoner was convicted
OF the charge, and was committed to the
City Hall cells, until they were return
ed or payment made for the same.
Henry Mcdaniel was arragned on
the charge of drunkenness and disord-
erly conduct, but the magistrate
thought he was still too intoxicated to
have a bearing, and accordingly Con.
stable Wilson was requested TO have
him confined to the Cloy Hall cells
until he was sober. Not relishing
the idea of being locked up, The prisoner
suddenly sobered ur, and before the of
ticer reached him, he darted out of the
door ran down SIMPLIFY street and made
his escape.
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DEATHA.

lwET,-Died april 18th. 1884, J. Turnel
West, aged ~ years
Relatives and friends Of tho family are re-
spectfully invited to attend the neral from
his late residence, 1913 Tatnall street, on Sat
urdsy afternoon, at 2 oolt ck, without further
notice. tElkton papers please copy
DOU2HERTY.--On tho 18th inst Oorne
Illus, son OF Edward and CathaIins Dough
TIE relstiv 81 and friends Of the family arr
respectfully invited to attend the funeral on
Friday morning, at 10 o clock, at st. MAry't
Church, Sixth and Pine streets. To proceed
to Wilmington and Brandywins Catholic
Gem etery.
|OOYLE.-On the 18th ,pst.. at Darby, Pa,
Peter Coylo, In his 6S.h year.
Funeral from his late siIence, on Friday
the 2lst inst, At 10 O'Clock, o. o.
BOSTI OK On the 18th inst, Eliza, only
child OF John H. and Rebecoa Bostick
aged 5year', months and Is days.
Relatives and friends arc respectfully In
vited to attend the funeral from the resi-.
dence OF her grand parents, DUPONT st. below
Eighth street, on Friday sfternoon, the 2lst
inst ct o'clock. Services at the house. In
terment a. st. Peters cemetery.
"Sufer little children to come unto me. -
SUOrT.-On Wednesday, the 10Th instant,
William U. Scott. aged ~ years
The relatives and friends arc invited to at.
tend the funeral from his late residence, .26
Adams street, on Saturday afternoon. at two
O'Clock. Services at the house. lntermept
at the Wilmington and Brandywine csme-
terry
Philadelphia pape-s please copy,
HUGPES.-.n Stanton, on the IgSh instant,
Maggie g.. DAUGHTER Of J hn and MARY
Hopes, In tn o 9th year Of her age.
Relatives and friends are respectfully in.
yited to attend the funeral from the residence
OF her parents. on Sunday morning, at IL
o'clock. Interest at st. James Church
where services viii be held.
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The Best
WOOlens of
To-Day.

Not England nor France,
but the Rhine Provinces OF
Prussia supply the largest
importation of the best wool.
ems for the American mar
ket. One little district holds
many mills of which the
trade marks are reliable as
the government stamp upon
coin. Prominent a m on g
them are the +. and H. and
the Schnabel Brothers in
wool dyed black and colored
cloths.
=. S and S in fine all
wool fancy suitings.
Won Haliern in pure
worsted fancy suitings.
There are others equally
good, none better. Ia the
four makes named our oper
atoms have been larg e
and our prices on many
styles compete with Ameri-
can goods. Not that Amer.
lean goods should be dis,
credited, but that for the
present we have special IA
vors to give on the German
goods.
Our Clothing trade is 50
that our Custom
Tailoring is often overshad-
owed. While k e e p i n e
Ready-made Clothing prom
inently before the peopl
we do not want to dwarf
the interests Of our great
piece goods stock.
The Anniversary contin-
ues.
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TBZRp EDITION.
dramatic Association Organized


The Wilmington Dramatic Associa-
ton was permanently organised on the
evening OF April the 18th, with eleven
members aud the following officer
were elected:
Presidential. T. Klett.
Vice President Roberts.
Secrelary-R. P. Armstrong.
Treasurer-A. j. Paynter.
Business Manarer-E. 9. Hill.
Last evening the Association held
another meeting and added ten new
names 10 the roll
Manager kletu then cast two dramas
one of which will be presented at the
Opera House, in the course Of few
weeks, for the benefit Of one the charit-
table institutions of this city. The
meeting was then adjourned, TO meet
az .in on Monday evening, April Oath,
at which time ali membe are request.
ed 10 be present.
This organization is comprised of
some of the finest local talent of our
city, among which are the majority Of
those members of the old NJ, s. r. A.
Dramatic Asso. who also acceptahly
presented the Drama, Ten Nights in a
Bar-ro0m, at the Opera House, some
three years ago.
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The supreiDe COnclaye.

The sessions OF the Supreme Conclse
Of the Improved Order of Hepssophs
were continued yesterday, during the
day and evening, The greater prf
the day vas consumed with the con-
sideration OF business pertaining to ths
good of the order. The Supreme Sece
tary arrived yesterday. but owing 10
His continued indisposition was uraA
to assume the duties OF his position
This evening the officers OF the supreme
C oncNave for the ensuing y'ar
will hs elected. At 10 O'Clock last
night the Supreme body accompsnia
by number Of invited guests, repard
TO the Clayton House where banquet
had been provided by WilmiugtOnCOn'
clave No. 90. After all had partakH
of the many tempting dishes with
which the table was laden, the cloth
was removed and number of toass
were given, which were eloquentlyF'
spondsd TO.
The Supreme archon Of Wilmington
welcomed the guests in short speech
and vas followed 10y don. Harry
Sharpley who extended welcome 90
behalf of the City.
The first toast "Our Guests" was n
sponded to by supreme Archon W.
Mcclure who returned thanks for w
many Conrtesies that HAD been oxtsDu'
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The American German school in the
basement Of the First Presbyterian
Church is now fairly under way, with
the most encouraging prospects. Last
Monday morning there were fifty six
scholars enrolled, all Of whom seemed
to be making q marked progress in theiz
studies. The teacher in charge is an
experienced educator, and thoroughly
understands the management of chill
dren. The lessons in the morning are
in English and the greater part of the
afternoon Is devoted to acquiring an
education in German. There Is nc
doubt but what the school will become
one of the institutions of Wilmington.
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The who . cot Jon spinning Departure ..s
Of the Lower Pacific Mill, at Las 1s.,,.
Massachusetts, was In operation ! ,,riIs
day for the first time since tne W.. I'M
1t is expected that the caralpsI h. VI, b
will be running to it's full capa's ,ah
day. AT a meeting of tue rI"i0a
Lawrence branch OF the strikers V IanM
last evening, the following was saIr IL
az the only basis OF settlement VIM h0un
Pacific Mills "Fair wages; ~a .,s. MI
labor and weekly payments ", ,u "pr
rule for two weeks' notice Dsl1 I ,Ia
alive. can leave be rescindeu, aht
that the relief and library fund o y no 1
ished, or control AND posses sss
them be given TO the opsiraIl',eS%s blA
About 200 men employd IN w pdli,l
furnaces Of the Bethlehem ' 'tnS
Mill. at Bethlehem, Penna., ' mad
last night for higher ways
are expected to strike to DAY. ,rtssb
The strike of the house PS i, vi
New York, begun last Mopaa y The II
tually ended by CONCESSION IL
mands Of the men. 49, .bs pip
The Belgian PAYERS laying T. vi the D
underground in New YORK 10, ass
non electric wirsy we're yesterday M d
ed the advance of 81 per DAY w.
making their wages IT. n.iv Tipt
The compositols on the poS"t Lizard
ut Chattanooga, struck ;ncrs
80 cents per thousand ems ,,.sd tbal
of 8 cents. 1t was expeI.e.s mo.dq
paper would be issued th''
notwithstanding thu strlke'
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LONDON, April 19.-The race for the
City and Suburban Handicap at the
EPSON spring meeting to-day was won
by Lord Rossmores Paesaic, formerly
ewned by z. Lorillard, by two lengths.
Weston rode Passaic. MIR. Ora ford s
Master Waller finished second and
Prince Soltykoff's Scobell third. Four
teen ran, including Lord Elesmere S
Wallenstein, form erly owned by P.
I.orillard. The betting at the start
was % to l against Passaic, 6 to l
against Master Waller, and to l
against Scobell. Passaie was bred III
Kentucky by the late Il. ?. McGrath
Mr., Lorlllard sold him to Charles
Archer last September. Shortly after
he won the Cam bridgeshire Trial Plate,
and was then sold to Lord Ross ore
for 500 guiueas.
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NEW ADvERTlsEMENTs.

CHERIFF'S SAI.E-BY VIRTUE OF A
IL writ OF ais. venditioni exponas to me d.
rec.ed will be exposed to pubic sale, at tRe
court house, on Market street between 10th
and 18th streets, in the city Of Wilmington,
county of New Castle County, State OF Della
ware, on
FRIDAY. MAY 8, 1882,
at 2 O'Clock, p. m.
TIE fol owing described real estate, viz
All that certain messuage and piece or parcel
of land with stone dwelling house, out
buildings and barn thereon erected, situate
in Brandy wine Hundred, New Castle County
and State Of Delaware, bounded and describ-
ed as follows, to wit Beginning at a stake
corner Of Eli b. TaIley's lands, thence north
l01a degrees, east 1sperch es to a stake, thet ce
by new line divi ling this from tile original
If ct of which 1t is part north 72ts degrees,
west 81 1l-l00 perches TO q stake on the north
side OF the Wilmington and Great Valley
Turnpike read. thepce by the same south s
degrees, we. t 40 pcrches to a stake, being a
corner of the said Eli b. Ialley's land thence
thereby north 81 deprees, east 9" perches TO
the place of beg Ginning, containing 10 acres
and $50 perches Of land, be tho same more or
less rs appears in dted re ord U. vol, page
SO &C
Seized and takrn in execution as tn prop
erty of Thomas l.. Talley, s.. ami be sold
by Phi Up Ii 0LAkh Sher II.
SgEmFF's CFF!c :. Wilmington ela~are.
April II, 1882. e2Oood is
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F ] R n | T ] R E
CARPETS!
MATTINGS!

As is now we'll known
we have the largest and best
assorted stock of Medium
Grades Of Carpets in the
City to select from, compl'is-
ing over 100 different styles
all new season colol'lngs and
designs, fresh from the
looms ot'Thc Best and Most
Reliable Manufacturers OF
this country, and as we
have been selling large
quantities Of Carpets lately
our stock has been rrplen-
iShcd daily with new goods,
it plainly shows that the
people appreciate our efforts
in this
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FIFTH Edition


second Days 0essisn-A,
81 Committees Appointed, a. 'e'
Yesterday morning the presh,.
New Caste, resumed its sessions Of
Presby terrain Church at Princess IN the
Md. During the session severa, anne,
mites were appointed, calls acoen Uun,'
The Rev. H. Rumor, was ,,,,,
to I'LL a vacancy in the Commitp, uanIei
Foreign Missions, Vice Rev e' on
Kennedy deceased, Committees w. r.
rious duties were announced a. "n va
lows. 40 fo.
b. Barney. "nu D.
On Minutes of Synod-The Ron
G. Heaton and w. W. TAYLOR '''' A.
On Memorial on the late Rev :,
kennedy. The Revs. DR.. SpottSv.r',
Gaylord L. More and DR., j, l. 'T We,
landigham. VAL
Commissioners to the General A .s.,.
bly, we're nominated as follows. 'u'
The Ravs. Gayley, Duval sm;.
and Graham and Elders j. I. Moe
Tough, T F Clark. W. X. Crosby yS ANU
l. b. Frazer. aug
The Rev. James Conway receiro,,.
call IRON Port Deposit, Md, Al a,s.ts
salary Of $1,000 and parsonage. rsn.
He also received another call ,r1n
Odessa, Del, at a salary of $500. boil, IV !.
which we're presented to the msa,'.s
and the latter call was acce pted hn us
Conway. "''
The Rev. Or. Heaton received aO,n
from Lewes, Del, at a yearly saa,v ~
$500 It was presented aud aeceni0S "
The Rev. }. $, Cation, having acca rotS
a call to the Church at CHESAPEAKE rt,u
was received from the Presbyterv y,
Milwaukee,, Wis. The usual indo,s VI
ment papers were presented by Raw
DR.. j. II. NixoD, and referred m ,
special committee without ins,rro
tons.
A resolution requiring the candidate.
for licensure and ordination 10 Anna,
before open presby terry for examination
was adopted.
A resolution was offered by Rev.
b. Duval misunderstanding evil litpr,,
ture. The resolution was unanlmousv
adopted. Commission ers TO the Gene,
al Assembly were elected as follows,
Ministers 5. A. Gayev and y R
Duval alternates,J. j. Smyth and
Robert Graham.
Elders ). T. Mccullough and Thea
'iore +. Clark alre. mates, W K, TIM,
by and Edmund b. Frazer.
The time for hol ling the fall meetp,
was changed to the first Tuesday in IN.
tober, and the stated meeting will be
held in Newark, Del, on that dsy,
The overture on the reco astructlou Of
the Synod was voted down.
The Rev. S. A. Gayley was appointed
cbaiIm of the Committee on Home
Missions and the Rev. Dr. j, H. Nixon
on Systematic Bsnefcence.
The presence of Judge T.. X. Wilson.
If the First Judicial Circuit, was ~
The Rev. l.. Marks d. d., of Han
over Church, this ci.. preached at The
evening session, before large cOngs-
Cation. The sermon was an able one
and listened to with close attention.
The Revs. W. Rose, W. f. Alexander,
w. w. Anterior and Henry Rame.,
zach made short addresses at the con.
). usion of the regular sermon.
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Dntngs Ofthe Police.

In the absence of Mayor Almond,
Magistrate O'Neill presided at police
court last night and this morning and
disposed of The following cases; Mary
Barber, for drunkenness and disorderly
conduct, was required to pay penalty
of 81 and costs. One case of drunken
ness, was disposed of with the usual
penalty imposed. Officer Taylor arrested
a man at an early hour this morning in
beastly state of intoxication, he
being 30 drunk that wheelbarrow
was necessary in order to bring him tc
the hall. He was given hearing rhi'
morning and tinel 50 cents and costs
The unfortunate man received severa
ugly gashes on his face, by falling
around on the pavement.
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odd Fellows visit.

Eden Lodge, No. "a, |. O. o. +. OF
this city, have accepted all invitation
from Upland Lodge, No. 253, of Chester
and will on Tuesday, the 10Th inst. pay
them friendly visit. 1t will be re-
membered that Upland Lodge visited
his city soma time ago, and were en-,
tertained by Ellen Lodge. The recep
ton will take place in Kepner's Hall,
and it is expected that the majority OF
the members of the lodge from this
city will be present
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Sons Of ~. <seOrke.

The National Grand Lodge of tn,
Sons of st. George, in session at Ches
ter, yesterday elected tho following
officers: W. Il. p, Edward Blrgess, OF
Stockton, Pa. W. G. V. p, A. Toll, OF
Brooklyn; W. q. S cretary, VIM
Stanstield, of Philadelphia; w. e.
Treasurer, &. L. RJwbothan, of PAila
delphia; W. Il. Messen ger, Henry
Phipps, of Cleveland, Ohio; w. G. Trus
tee, +. P. Walker, Of Philadelphia
Daring the last year the Society pait
ont SO 600 in benefits, and 1T has ovel
S4U, 900 in the treasury.
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Accident VI LRmOkIn.

About one o'clock this morning, al,
extra freight train was engage in
backing on side track when
the wrong switch was turned, and the
train was backed on the wrong track
The force Of the collision threw the
engine from the track damaging tn e
headlight considerably. Fortunately
no one was hurt.
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Band Fair ~ Chester.

\ fair is now in progress at Chester,
in the New Armory Hall, under the
auspices Of Oalesbys Brass Band, of
that place, and is meeting with de-
served success. Every thing on exhi
bition is made in Tire finest style, and
the exhibits are unusually fine The
principal feature of the fair is tine even
ing concert, which consists Of some
choice selections rendered in fine style
by the band. A number of Whining
tonians have visited the fair during it,
progress and were all well pleased. The
fair closes on Monday night next.