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DIED.

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ten , her on Monday
Morrstown papers please copy.
FoBEsOn Thursday evening, November ~ IN the 7otn
rsssrs ron rssdsnOs 9 East SsSt sunday
November rs, at 2 .. N.
FIsHER-on Thursday morning November %, Elizabeth A.
snS Il ssa e Unit sep P ias
Saturday AZ o'clock Carriages win meet the ilSo tram
FURNALp--At Pyrmont, Germany November l, Arthur r.
Furnad In The SD year Of bis aSe nj. from
1Sss
St, on saturday, November "a at II a. m.
Friends win kindly omit flowers
GRAYon "wednesday November ~ in her 75th year Of
paralysis Jane Elms widow Of John Gray and daughter OF
Funeral nom her ate residence No West s2dst Saturday
Friends are kindly requested not to send flowers.
HATEIELB.on, wednesday, November 81, at p M
FlnerS services al 10 m saturday November a. at St
Friends fimy to attend
an 90 the
Memorial services s. ShSFSS T.da
savns New b s Services st
o1 SS % m T Ts M cam return 70 nom % Holy
Pkiiadeipnia and Trenton papers please copy
Iadd son Of William T. and Caroline K Ladd In the asti
1I SsaE Of "a q a Sssumr.. low.
M NSys%Ses 3 a. II GeScs M the
Solemn Requiem Mass at the Cathedral 5thaye and 60ths
on Saturday morning at IL O'Clock .
Relatives friends respectfully invited TO attend the
funeral without further notice
MADDREN-of tqberculsr meningitis Friday morning.
November 49, Helen Worth youngest daughter OF DR. VIII
and relatives invited toaend the funeral services
D. m sunday 25th at No. Hanson place BROOKLYN
IntermeDt private.
MoUNTFORT-on Thursday evening November %, At his
late residence, No 293 West Housronst exJudge ~ b.
MOunfort. rs.
Funeral service CALVARY Episcopal Church 2lst
4thave). this Saturday afternoon AZ
Relatives and friends are invited - -
PETTEE-At residence 80 Irving place Wednes
day. November 81 Lulu j., only child Of Daniel L. and
Josephine Pettee.
Funeral private
sHEAK-on Thursday. November g. 1888, Mary shesk
Funeral services her late residence 70 East l3Oths
Saturday, November "a, at pm
VAN wAGENEN-on Friday November 49, Katherine.
daughter of the late William Van aged ~
friends invited attend the service
of her brother W. f. Van Wagenen 235 Rose
ville-ave Newark. N. j. at Tuesday 9th inst.
DEL L. and W. trains leave NewYork for Roseve station
at y.
Interment the convenience Of the family.
WEMPLE-In Sioux Falls, Dakota. November IT, OF
sumption, Doctor Daniel f. Wemple, aged n and
Funeral from the residence seney Tuesday
Der "a, 1888
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MARRIED.

ANWAY-HUsoN-On Saturday November a. 1883, at the
residence OF the brides mother by the Rev Arthur W.
Warner WimOre ANYWAY 10 Clara Huson both Of this city
FIYNN-MOss-On Wednesday, November 81 az 81. Pat.
rioks Cathedral by the Rev II MCDOWELL OF ST. Agnes
1T Mcponald Florence Cecil daughter Of MI Theodore
Moss 10 MT. Maurice b, Flynn oil OF this city.
WFHB-BRI,Is-on Wednesday November a, 1888, at ST.
Thomas Church, by the Rev. DE-. w, z. Morgan MI
William 10. Webb TO Miss Juliet H. Beu daughter Oh ME-
Z all az thia aits
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Use AND IBUsE OF TIE BIBLE.
LECTURE BY MoNsIGNoR cAPEL.

A LECTURE BY MoNsIGNoR CAPEL
Monsignor Capel lectured last evening at the
Brooklyn Academy OF Music behalf OF the Ltt'o DIS
ters OF the Poor The Rev. DIR. Hardnut president Oh ot
Johns College, introduced the lecturer. whose SUBJECT
was The Bibles It's Use and Abuse" He said;
II a no libel to assert that there thousand peope
in Brooklyn who think that Catholics know nothhg % h
was thrown open 70 the world What Is tho BiDeI II
the word Of God. But in what senseI 10 a Nd
mean that AZ was written by Gods own hano
h.ua L...as "a nv ""~''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-24
REPORT OLE SIXTH AUDITOR.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 23.-J. II. Ella, Sixth
Auditor Of the Treasury in his annual report for the last
fiscal year shows that the number OF general postal ac
counts stated during the fiscal year. with the amounts
volved, was as follows: Present accounts, l0O3ls Tan
increase OF 0.O32 late accounts, 1887 Tan increase OF
34lS); amount Involved, S297530lG Tan increase Of
~ 32G The report states that the work OF the Office
larger than the present force OF clerks keep up
with and that building j. required for the Money
Order Division.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-24
METRoPoLITAN OPERA HOUSE.

No end of enthusiasm on the part OF the au-
dence accompanied the first performance OF KoSsihis
Barber at the new Opera House last night The cast
was the best that could have been made Mr. Abbeys
company and the vvacious spirit the opera invoked the
hshes skin and most honest effort of all who were con-
oerned in the performance. Sig Vanesi conducted 1t
with nice appreciation of all its effects and held the
chorus to prompt and decisive work This was the dis
tributiOn OF parts:
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DARTMOUTH COLLEGE STUDENTS.

BosToN, Nov. 23.-The annual catalogue Of
Dartmouth College shows the aggregate number Of stu
dents to be AGO. net gain Of three last year As
compared with 1882 the academical department loses
two students the Agricultural College Ave and the Medl-
cal College four while the Chandler Scientific school gains
eight and the Thayer Department Of Engineering six:
The gains in the scientific schools prevent net loss OF
students In the college as a whole.
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rho pror;rc Call Of Pbiladelpbia will be,

The Evening Call of Philadelphia will begin
roYt Monday the publication OF Thrm0rc The Max
Ing OF Man" aposthnmous story by william NJ Baker
Mar novels OF the No Name Series. ThIrlmore" Is, In
ore sense sequel 20 Ills Majesty Myself but 1t can be
Inv itself without reference its predecessor The
tbnnsauds OF the late Mr.. Bakers admirers viii read
"Thirlmore" with more than passing interest. 1t was
his last manuscript.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-24

"The Lord MayOr-elect," we were informed
by city friend, WIN decline to go TO church on sunday
state that Mayors 90 In, replied our informant We held
Il prudent not TO inquire further or course the Elect
will be iu a fit state for seryiCe-lPunch
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-24
ADULTgRATED DRUGS IN BOSTON

BOSTON, Nov. 23.-In the Municipal Court
soday Rust Brothers Bird, wholesale druggists, were
tnasged with selling adulteated drugs by the State
Soazd OF Health. Lunacy and Charity The case was not
nished is understood that this Is only the fret Of
Ernx nxma. o NeN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-24
prsrRIRUTIoN oF ooIN AND cURnHNcY.

Distribution or COIN AND CURRENCY.
In previous reports tables have been given showing the
amount of coin and currency IN the country and its dis
tributon in tho Treasury IN the banks and among the
people on January 1872 the date OF the resumption of
specie payments, and November 1 Of that and each
succeeding year. These tables have been thorouGhY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-24

TRIBUNE OFFICE, Nov. PAL a. m.-The movement in
the barometer yesterday upward. Fair and cloudy
weather prevailed. There slight fall Of ram The
temperature ranged between SOC and 63S the average
(577s0l being 1882 higher than the corresponding
day last year and 7aao higher than ON Thursday.
Clear and partly cloudy weather, with lower TEN.
perature, may be expected to-day In this city and
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WASHINGTON NOTES.

wAsmSGToE. Thursday, Nov. %, 1888
AWARDS AGASsT TIE UNITED sTATEs-The French
and American Claims Commission allowed several small
claims against the United Siatcs.
UNIFORM FOR LIGHTHOUSE ElPLoTEs.-Yice-Adnilr
Rowan chairman tina IIGhthnuse BOARD asnsd oir-
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Colgate e. Co.'s
Violet Toilet Water,
Fer the handkerchief and bath.


Pianos will placed free Of charge in each sixth anG Third
venue Elevated station by MI r. NJ Watee OF University
Mace corner I2hst when choice Of location is given
him This wiz be great boon TO the travelling public Van
deb tender soctude for them may induce bin TO emulate
MT Walters liberality.
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a MISSING THEATRICAL TREASURER.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSE4

NEw-0RLEANs, Nov. 23.-E. G.. Brown,
treasurer of Haverys "syer King" Company left the
81 Charles Hotel after 10 O'Clock last Tuesday night and
has not been heard from since he had in his possession
gold watch CHAIN about 5000 money and all the
~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-24

LUNG COMPLAINTS, BR oNcHITIs, ASTHMA
&c. are speedily relieved and If taken in time perma-
neny cured by Dr.. Jayne's Expecrorant You will find
IL also a certain remedy for Coughs and Colds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-24
DorNGs IN SOUTH AMERICA.

LIMA, Nov. 23.--Bolivia has decided to treat
sor peace with Chill and is sending diplomatic COM
mission to Santiago
Colonel Lorenzo Ygleslas has marched on Caamarca'
and il about TO occupy that city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-24
4 THIEF SHOT BY 4 LIQUOR-SELLER.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, Nov 22.-John r. TOlbert,
Of Cbanbersburg Penn. shot and MORALLY wounded
last night by Andrew weituf whose lquorshop he had
Wetluf was arrested.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-24

hl, Evening important Exhibition OF Rare Pearls Rubles
namonds Sapphres other Precious stones in tbs win
dows of Howard OF 5thaye and 29th-st Worth
rnln q ~ dlAtRnae 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-24
THENEw SUPERINTENDENT OF THE ARMY

WASHINGTON, Nov. 23.-Ihe President to-
day appointed Surgeon Robert Murray, now duty in
New-York "a the chief medical officer at MaOrGcueral
Army, vice the late General Charles II. Crane
Robert Murray native of Maryland appointed an
assistant surgeon June 90, 1876 He given the
rank Of captain in tho Army in 1851, and appointed
o surgeon with the rank Of major In 1860 In 1866
he appointed assistant medical puryeyOr, with the
rank OF leutenanC oonel and ia 1876 he promoted
20 the rank OF brcyet colonel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-24
Thanksgiving Reception.

The friends Of the American Female Guardian Society and
Home for the Frendess cordially invited 10 the Home az
No SO East Sothst on ThanSsgving Day Dinner wli %
Chapel at 230 and 1880 Donations OF clothing shoes
bedding provisions and money always thankfully received
and nc lodged
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Thanksgiving

ST. BARNABAS'
DIVINE SERVICE, 1890 a. m. DINNER, p m.
This special appeal the friends OF ST. Blrnab1S
give the hundreds OF hungry Children here
THEN usual Thank sgiving Dinner -. -.
send early, food 10 SISTER ELLEN, 500,
or 10 REV u H. W0ODRUFF supt, 300 MulberTy-st.
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TRUSTEES;
Morris X Jesup. President Hugh y. Camp Treasurer.
George +. Belts, Secretary D. IydiS suydnn
George IL Morgan baVld ;. fgiestOh'
Charles Lanier, OnNef tlAifllndh
WILLIAM +. BARNARD superintendent.
The House OF Industry thrieth annual appeal FOR
financial TO enable II to continue its redeening
work the Five Points. 80
Dnng these many years received the support Of the
public generally, aud has saved lives OF poverty ana
crime hundreds children Children whose parents are not
able anything Tor their support and children whose
parents able TO partially support then ~ vel as homeless
they otherwise provided for Children whose parents
send them 20 tue public schools are aantd
the charity day school, and IN possible way the s
20 be Of benet 10 the a tue Five Points
children ranging in between aud five years rs
O'Clock In the morning to o'clock a. night
while the mothers out 90 work
To provide all the branches OF the work. the
ty is largely indebted generous OF its friends
There than 400 children each day at the dn
ner-table.
THE ANNUAL REPORT SHOWS.
Meals gwen
Cost meal IS
Average attendance In school. 3II
In school since organization ofV1"
The public all times welcome to visit and inspect the
The mode of remittance is by check to the order Of
Hugh Camp, Treasurer. ,,,,
on Thanksgiving Day interesting services will be held
in the Chapel at O'clock The children will sing, rece per-
form Callsthenic exercises, etc.
spacious play room where visitors may at the tables
O'clock IL sufficient means are furnished the Annual
the Outside will be seryed-an affecting sight
All interested cordially invited toenoy the day with us
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tits now undisputed that WEI DE MEYERS cATAhRH
CURE only that win absolutely cure Ca
tarrh Dr. Wei Do Meyers Treatise" with statements OF
symptoms by tho cured mailed free D. q. DEWEY co..
1872 Fulton.st. MY.
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II viii be seen Thai the amount or these certIhcltcs IN
circulation has increased Slg7 1891 during the year,
The gold certificates issued under section IL OF the act
OF July ~ 1882 outstanding IN the hands Of the people
and banks on November 1892 and November l, 1883.
including the amount Va the Treasury were bSb22so
and a. ,SGg,0fO respectively.
OF the United States and shows that the unmaturcd III
tcrest bearing bonded debt November /, 1881 was IN
Der cents }O5 500 OnO Az per cents, S25OOOO,OOOi
per eents, s737 9lO,5 $50 tOtnI. 81 ,21J.4I5i5O
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THE sPEAKERSHIP CONTEST.
EACH CANDIDATE CONFIDENT.
CONFLICTING cLAIMs-MR. cox TO ENJOY LITTLE
HARMONY.
rsr TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIBUNE.l

(sr TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNEl
WASHINGTON, Nov. pa confidential trlenu
n, Mr. Carlisle who has given his undivided attention 70
the canvass of the Kentucky candidate gave IRiBoSh
correspondent tonight the following statement OF 'no
-. ~, f,a,lise will receive ON the first ballot:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-24

DOube HOO W6D P5fIsclIng upOl WHICH On-
cinnati Gazette printed is for SALE
This prints from stereotype plates and has capacity
printing cutting folding pasting $4,000 copies Of an
eghtpage paper the size OF the NeYork Herald per hour
The press in complete order with duplicates OF every i'm
pOtant part hand In connection with tho press oter
stereOypng machinery cutting machine and tools all
complete We will sell the press alone With the stereoyp
ing machinery, may be desired As the and equip
stands Ia complete ready to be and put In
operation without any expenditure for material 1t has all tho
and for all practical purposes Is equal new
press while viii DE sold greatly below tho Of q
machine The also capable OF printing four the
OF the NewYork Herald page at the rate OF $4,000
COMMERCIAL GAZETTE COMPANY.
Cincinnati
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-24

The gold In the Treasury including bullion In the
process OF coinage, has increased during the year
- 2S7 and I'm the banks 81 sos, j33. The paper
rency In the Treasury has increased Si771069, and In
the banks SlO2I5,23s The increase OF gold outside OF
the Treasury and the banks has been sol s9Ol72 aud or
silver coin 81 43GOl4 aud the decrease Of paper cur
rcucy exclusive OF silver certificates S2J70il67 In the
FOREGOING tables the silver certificates issued by the
Treasury beeu included but the standard silver
dollars held their redemption presentation form
portion the silver coin In tho Treasury. The silver
certificates in the hands OF the people and the banks AT
the corresponding 70 those given In the tables were
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-24

~. handing be ween the official agent Of our Gov
foust CARLOS Riyas and the Committee OF Bondhold-
~ the Mexican Debt in London are still open and that
- nropositions have been made TO him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-24
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

II. dSsrs bsrost1 .,s.ion IA this city by tsnhI
sfneh, Tbs pePsnaouA lines give ayon ofns for the y hours
preceding midng Tbs irregular white Inns oscillations
nstcnry dans those broken dotted line
vhsion Indicated Had
Broadway
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sl.s3O.GOO.OOO

The following table eXhibsn the order OF their capital,
the twenty-five States having the largest Of cap
ital together with the circulation OF each on October
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phic Views of NewYork Cisy Harbor anil Hud
River, rs cents EACH by LOCKWOOD, No II Union
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Letters for Europe need not be specially directed for dts
particular In order 10 speedy de-
livery at Destination all Transatlantic mails forwarded
By the fastest vessels available.
Foreign mails the week ending November "a will close st
this office follows
sATURDAY-At 10 IN for Europe per SIS. City OF
Berlin, Queenstown etters for Germany, &c. must
be directed" per Oity BoInn"); 10 Tor scotland
direct per AncOria, Glasgow Qetters must be d.
rected per AncOa" AT 10 m for Belgium direct
S. Westenland via Antwerp at III a m. for Europe,
per Ss Hapsburg. SOuthamDOn and Bremen; at 1870
D. m. for Cuba and PorJO Rico, per SIS. Niagara, via
Havana az p. IN for Newfoundland, per IS. Scotia
Mails for China ana Japan. per ss Arabic via san
Francisco close here November Il at p m. Mails
forAustraa, New-zealand Sandwich and FIJI Islands.
per S. city OF Sydney via san Francisco close here Do
Cember 'l4 at Z p. III
The schedule OF transPacifc mails arrangeioa
the presumption Of their uninterrupted overland transit Cd
san Francisco Mails from the East arriving OK riAE at Saa
Francisco the day OF sailing OF steamers dispatched
~ HENRY C. PEARSON. Postmaster
Post ONCE New-YOrk. n. w. November 10 1883
Surgeon General Barnes and other physicians deaths
from Bghts the suffering and death OF Judge
Black following surgical operations for structures diseased
other diseases VIII be the lot or
an such follow the directions in the book
mailed free by the EUROPEAN AND AMERICAN MEDI-
CAL Blu REAU, l,l03 Broadway, NewYOrk. Office hours
aau audi mir
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Misunderstanding Iieas.

FIVE POINTS HOUSE OF INDUSTRY,
l55 WOHrH-Sr.
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5petlal Notire5.
A Printing Press

Double Hoo Web Perfectng Press upon which the Gin
cnnati Gazette printed is for sale.
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Artistic llemariala

The NEW.ENGLAND GRANITE WORKS, Hartford Coan
Quarries and Workshops Westerly, r. l.
Fine monumental and building work In GRANITE. Drawing3
and estimates furnished without charge Correspondence
lcited n Y Office, 1921 B'way. G. w. CAMPBELL, Agt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-24

PURE CURRANT JELLY, sPICED AND CANNED
FRUITS, JAMS, JELLIEs, PICKLES, &C.
U0usekeepers get the above articles made from old
fashioned home receipts and warranted pure By sending
orders TO SARAH s. MCELRATH
1913 DegTaw-st., Brooklyn, y. Y
Goods Circulars with references and prices
application.
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Home-NIaGe Preserves.

Fur and silk Lined Circulars. and Dolmans, newest
shapes S s25 500 $685. $40 $40, $50, $50 and S75 tho
most stylish garments and lowest prices sHAYNE, manu-.
factureT, lO3 Prince-st
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-12-28
lncreas @ OTInhanssv.

There has been noticeable increase
OF insanity In New York during the
year if official statistics can be relied
upon. Thus, the number Of patients
Remaining In the asylum on Wards IT,
land at the close Of 1882 was 1928,
whereas at present there are 1888,
while reports from other institutions,
though not yet completed, exhibit a
corresponding increase over the year
previous. Or. st. John Roosal express.
led the conviction that leading cause
of this increase is that life in the great
cities is too hurried, and consequently
too wearying on the mental faculties.
The sensational character Of too many
of the newspapers, he is also persuad.
ed, has bad effect upon the minds of
many people, and leads to disordered
brains. DR.. Frank Hamilton is of the
opinion that 1t Is one OF the ma
tural results of our fast civilization and
of foolish attempts to develop the mind,
while comparatively little attention is
paid to the condition of the body.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-12-28
The Back Door,

Ifliquor bailiff' Ogle will keep his
eyes open he may perceive that the
"back door" is a greater source of evil
on Sunday afternoon than even the
"hole in the W H." The dodging and
hobbing around at certain times by Ger.
tain parties are said to be really sur.
prising Old men become as expert az
Jumping jacks" and there il not the
least indication that the hand has lost
its cunning or the taste its power, al.
though the eye may have a rather
biearel appearance, whie younger ones
show that they possess the cunning of
the serpent Ii hot the harmlessness of
the dove.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-12-28
Fraii in Englaal d.

Some idea of the increased consumption oi
fru in this 'Iantry, says the London Stan
dard, may he gathered from a comparison Of
The quantities imported in Is and 81 re-
spsciiyely. In the former year we received
Oas million one hundred and twenty eight
thousand five kundred and sixty-eight
bushels, and In tho latt'r four million ffty.
tive thousand SIX hundred and ninety one
busheis. Tbs prinapal countries from which
fhis supply was ob'ained were France, Bel
GUM, Holland. Germany, Spain, Portugal,
Tho United States and CANADA. In 1871
France supplied more than fourth of tho
total ; but in 1885, the United States sent us
twice as much fruit as France, chiefly 10 tho
form ofapples As 1t is estimated that ous
home produce IL only about nine million
hushe's, we import nearly as much as we
grow. IN spite Of this large i'm DOrtatlOn, the
value Of which in 1884 waR one million seven
hundred and eighteen tbe usand nine hun
dro'i and seven pounds, the price of iine fruit
9 ntiEues very high,.the best sorts for dessert
purposes being luxuries which the wealthy
only can command.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-12-28
Married Last Even

Last evening Charles G. Lednum and
Miss Emma ", daughter of John Hib-
bard, were united in matrimony at Tie
residence of the BRIDES parents, No. 62l
West Fifth street, by the Rev. Isaac
Haldeman. There we're about thirty
guests present, and immediately after
the ceremony was concluded, supper
was served, and the happy couple left
on the p, nj. train for Washington,
where they will remain for several
days.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-12-28

An esteemed Southern gentleman, by
the name of Carlton, proposes to get rid
OF the surplus by distributing It pro
rata among the foimer owners of slaves.
Mr.. Cartoons cheek has no engage
ments ahead, but Barnum still has
his men fooling around looking for
white elephants and other curiosities in
Siam,