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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-23
TILE rRAnEIN CHICAGO.

Chicago, April % (SpecidD. snap was
,oLu entirely out Of the wheat market today. Az the
oueslng Of the day on Change consols were quoted
lover. and this made June wheat open
At OF cents 10 cent higher than tho close
last night. Strength was given to IL also
y light receipts But there nothing in the situation
70 keep the price up and 1t dropped steadily down 10
GOA, cents There hardly any outside orders anu
the boys did nothing but small tcalplng BUSINESS
which they seemed enjoy. The fact seems patent tn
b.re are no shorts In the market to speak or Each
night the traders 40 homo well evened up Io"aru
the end of the morning session. little strength was
given by the receipt dispatches by cable Saying tn'
foreign wheat markets were rncr and kilograms from
Nev.York telling OF an Increase In tho eA-
norris twenty-five boat LOADS going out to-day Az
the ! o'clock close June wheat sold at ol's CENTS
Corn coatnued active aud strong. In spite OF rumo
10 the that and his crowd hAu cossu oit
their deals those on the outside who are "atohnH INC
corn pit closely say that there are no Signs Va ' ~
that the report started Intentionally, -
The May option opened AT I'm cents = cent
last Aights close. There was heavy selllng nt e
aud a desire the part OF local operators 70 % ~,
| he ct After this had Deen uOuo anu
the price Knocked down to AZ cents the p0uhueis Co
mencod to bur IL back Lester took IN Iot vi oun1
wheeler Gregory Co. displayed iOhuhsss ioi T I
and t. Eyeringham & Co. bought up quanNty vi rh
and July The May option closed at 41os cents Ino
nroysi0p pit was almost deserted. The packing COM
many put out the pork which they bsuKht tho ast ie
DAYS for May delivery. Tho Juno option opehcu ni
ciosrd az 90 The board voted to adjourn from -'oo
| n m ON April % to $50 a M on April 80 49,, D., A..
The following the closing $50 guotauons ioI sns
day: May wheat So ssgs daae eern. Ssis cents
July corn isss cents June pork, Sll 30 June iAru
| 81 02ia; July lard. " TO-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-23
THE CHINAMAN'S YELLOW OATH"
Rom IN, san Francisco call.

From me san Francisco CALI
The trial of Wong All Foo, charged with
murder for killing Lo All Cow in gambling house on
the 5th OF last September was begun In Judge vii.
sons court yesterday. There a large number OF
Chinese be examined witnesses I'm the case, and
IL has often been remarked that the Chinese hut
little at ali for the American form Of oath. the
District torBey moved that under the provisions Of
the Civil Code which provide that witness who does
believe in the Christian religion may he sworn In the
manner which he considers most binding on hts CON
science, the Chinese witnesses he required In addition
TO taking the usual oath to take lie Wong Chung,
first Chinese witness called and the usual oath had
been administered the yellow oath produced. THIS
is piece OF paper eleven Inches long by eight In width
upon which there 1913 characters. Before this
administered by the Interpreter literal translation
was furnished aud read for the Information OF the Court
aud Jury. free translation OF the same il follows:
This Is 10 call the spirits both good and evil TO de-
scend and watch over the trial Of Wong Ali Foo. who
Is charged with numbering LOi All Cow II swear
falsely and tell uDtruth or do not make "A state
ment according 10 the facts of the case humbly beg
the celestial and terrestrial spirits 10 redress the wrong
done TO LOi All Cow, and TO punish me Immediately
Tor having been false witness To arrest my soul III s
night, To make perish by the sword. or cause me 10
dlo while on the and before reach one-half the
distance To China This is the true and solemn oath,
uttered by my own lips, aud signed by me this = day
OF the second month in the eleventh year OF QuODg
Soy and In proof OF the earnest Of my assertion, may
my soul be destroyed, as destroy this paper by fire
Inc witness repeated. after the interpreter every
WOru printed ON the paper aud then Sed the date and
ms SIGNATURE TO IT, after which with match furnished
by the obging clerk the court lie lit the yellow oath
and watched while It tarncd 10 ashes.
In answer TO questions by counsel for the defence the
witness sa Id that he felt bound tell the truth under
the American OATH and he believed that after taking the
Chinese oath he would be afraid to tell an untruth.
This s the first instance OF the yellow oath having
been administered In American court of justice in
this city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-23
BITS OF LEGAL NEWS.

The jury in the case of Samuel W. Bingham
md Caroline Mouton, administrators of the estate or
George Moulton az nst Walter s. Johnston receiver
of the Marine National Bank brought In verdict in the
Supreme Court yesterday for the plaintiffs for full
amount claimed with interest S53,SS7 Justice Peck
ham granted an extra allowance OF $500 and denied
a motion made in behalf Of the defendant for a new
trial
verdict for 80 900 and costs rendered in favor
Nolan in suit brought by her in the Court OF
Common Pleas against David H. King, ir. she fell and
was badly injured a temporary bridge by which the
sidewalk replaced i'll front of a building which Mr.
King constructing the southeast corner OF Mer-
Ger and Grand sts. in May, 1881. Mr.. King was not
satisfied with the result OF previous trial. by which
81 500 was awarded TO the plaintiff.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-23
UIOOY ARRnLn

"a man sees good deal of human nature
rdin up and down here" said the conductor. a. pas
senger who had asked to be told when Grandst was
reached. quietly jumped of before the conductor
bered TO call the street stop the Now that man
.new where Grandst was Just an vel as do he just
rs sometimes give pain in me neck There are men
who travel on this road much that get to know their
faces. and they'll along just when am busiest
with Does this 90 to the City Hall y or Let me
my patience gives out aud snap EN- up short they yet
their dignity and make great show OF taking my
r. ,o, Mo cie Do os ssie y, nrstIisss soous "nen
meditation while the dimes and five cent pieces chnked
together unsteady In his pocket the Joted over
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-23
GRlIN ND PRODCCE MiRRETS.
FEATURES or NEw.YOEK DEALINGS.
NEw.YuRK, April %.

FEATURES OF NEWYOEK DEALINGS.
NEw-YoRK, April d.
The grain speculation was unsettled and IT.
regular a la~gc part OF the time to-day. higher open
ing for wheat was followed by depression caused by
realizing sales but this was succeeded by recovery
and the market ended nrm and al cent higher The
main specnlatiye support enjoyed by prices rests
IN the price OF British cOnsOs and tho nature OF
the cable advices ABOUT the AghaniStan question, while
the "outsIc influences the bear side are the stag
naut Xport demand aud the more favorable weather
10 IA. rrnn. M the West. Corn and oats both were
ttnr The former cereal rising a7 = cent while the
utter improved only a cent. Final prices for wheat
,Yerc. Anil 81; May ~ OOl2 Juno - O2l2; July
81 oi 81 and August Oj7s for corn; May 53os June
i lime los. cents The provision market wa easier.
Al New. York Baltimore, Philadelphia and Boston nc
receipts of grain to-day were Wheat o9,is' n"sneis
,r llp 100 bushels oats, GJ.32O bushels total gram
9G5 o7- bushels flour ~ 22l barrels. The receipts at
Chirago Milwaukee aud u. Louls were wheat IoSop-
,.''hrls, corn I5jlI7 bushels oats l7656l bushels
,ntai grain 4iOG7 o bushsi, Hour, 80, S0f barrels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-23
COTRT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, April 22.-ln the Court of Appeals
to-day the Hon. William C. Ruser C. j. and associates
present, the following causes argued:
71-Frank Potts administrator respondent Will
lam A Hart and others, appellant.
No l77The People respondents agt the KnlckerbocEeI
Ice Company. appellant
No Eliza lie gericn. Administrative respondent agt
John Riddle executor, appellant
No 75-Frederck Pines administrator, respondent agt
tie Central and Hudson River Railroad Company
appellant.
No 800 The People rel william Mcdonald respondent
agt William Keller. sheriff OF Albany County appellant
The following is the Day Calendar FOR Thursday
April %:
Nos. "A. u. lsl. 1872, lsG. 1877. 1872. 1893.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-23
CLOSING PRICES or PHILA DELPHTA STOCK&
Repoytedby JoHS IT, DAVIS 4 Co. II ValLL
WEDNESDAY. April 22-P.


The stock market to-day wastane and dependent upon
recently been moved the OF the speculation
against 235 592 shares yesterday OF which five stocks
furnished I2j7O0 shares The sharp decline in the price
CT British consols. which announced before the hour
no effect upon market Neither did the later advance
u In the rates for sterling exchange The news
from the West concerning railway matters there
conflicting as II was yesterday but the most trust
worthy information received was that progress had
been made toward an adjustment Of the difficulties aud
that personal chickering's were aggravating ths situation
But It is worthy Of note that with this news the
market for the stnened to the figures OF
the day. The settlement OF the Missouri Pacific case
aud the that the old agreement between
the Pacific railways and the Pacific Mail Steamship
Company had been EXTENDED 10 June 30 the favor
able items OF the day. and they eKertcd what may
gardeI "a legitimate influence upon tho securities d.
recty Interested Hence, Ubon Pacific. Oregon Short
Line stock and bonds, Pacific Mall Missouri Pacific and
Missouri Kansas and Texas strong from the open
ing and uctuated less than did the general rkot The
grangers alternately weak and strong and finally
closed at about the best prices OF the day Central
Hudson aud Lake Shore ruled weak after openlng at
steady figures and arc almost exceptional
In closing lower than Yesterday, although
in the last half hour they participated the general
rally. The dealings IN the coal stocks small and
without significance. The effort to make tho market
close excited met with only a partial success, which
failure reflects the daily waning interest that operators
OF all classes are inanifcsting IN the speculation.
Government bonds were dull and hardly rs firm the
bids for the Is Is per cent lower Annexed the
closing quotations;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-23
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

WASHINGTON, April 22.-The proceedings
Of the United States Supreme Court to-day were as
follows:
No l2s6-JOhn Starin. ard others appellants agt the
Mayor, etc OF the City o: NewYork, and
no l237-rhe Independent Steamboat Company. appellant
pg TIE Mayor etc ofthe City ofNew-iorl Submitted un
der 32d rule
peau. ag Dull and others order OF public alton
granted. .. ..
No. l3O3-Phip Wales, appellant agt. William c Whit
new Secretary of the Navy. Argument concluded.
254-JohE > Mayheld plaintiff error agt. MARY l.
Richards and others submitted
No. Henry Ehriardt pSlnt1 In error agt hanerFh
uogat Dom. submitted.
Goethe United States. appellant, ast. Richard
COrsOn. submitted
No 267-wH Crump; appellant. agt. II ThurDer. Sub
mitted.
No 2Gs James PhlippL appellant agt. Antonio Philip.
NJ Arruc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-23
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per Nsrh Rirer. Vessels and Raiireads
NEw-YoRK lnrfi % 1895
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
NEw.YoRK. April 90. 1855

NEW-1ORK. ApriI Ut 1881.
COFFET-Spot RIO dull at gao. for Fair cargoes Sales
OF 10000 bags ex Helene and 1878 santos Dervept
on private terms Options moderately active and 10 to 5
points lower Havre weak the close The
Rio were 900 bags; sales, 27.500 bags. Exchange-65
points paid to exchange 800 bags May for November Is
points paid to exchange 500 BAGS May for July points
barely steady as follows April 67o@675 Mays Is az 90
June $4,000; July. 69oG 7O0t August 100 T. o:
September 100 ll5 october 100 G72j November 725
a7;3O; December, 7SO 74o. Mild grade, about steady
and fairly active Sales OF 800 bags 900 MaracabO 260
Mexcan and AS Java ex Leerdaam on private terms
Cotton isc lower and little more active
sales ia bales 81 last evening" including 500 for erport
and PA for home spinning; delivered 300 bales receipts
at the ports to-day 369S bales against 26l0 this day last
week and 1927 last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-23

smaley D. NJ Smith, Captain J. b vandfr Tnt:s MII
Abbot Mr. and Mrs e. Anthony. Mr.: and Mrs. william y
Bright, A. Bright, Mr. and Mrs y C NJ and Mrs
F Gallagher. william r. Harden, Mr. and Mrs George
r. nues r. irving. H. Jones. Mr. and Mrs -: W Ln,oh'
tIward : Little Lieutenant H. Massey, John MAYNARD
Mr. and Mrs r. Otty. Mr.: and Mrs D. Papnlsm, W.
II Rcrno,ds William Robertson. Frederick Roach, VIII
lam symes G. sykes Mr. and Mrs. John {. Scott, John
nd ID Theouhilus.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-23

VITO TRAVELLERS

Among the passengers who arrived yesterday
BY the Wisconsin of the Guion Line following:
X H. Baty. c. w. Bglow, X. Brady, Mr.. and Mrs Will
lam Burton, X Carter N c. Christensen, G. Denny j.
Syertt, r. Harrison, L. p. Jensen, R. Johnson N. w.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-23
1HE PETROLEUM MARKET

NEW-1 DIRK, ADf1I Y.
Room traders again supplied all the feeble
activity there the petroleum speculation today
Less than 1900 barrels changed hands at the two
exchanges. The suspense regarding the result of the
torpedong Of the we'll the last OF the Thorn
Creek developments which it is announced will he done
Tonight influenced a cautious policy the part
of both speculative interests 1t may DO
that the trade is attaching too great
Importance this we'll for the production Of the whole
Thorn Creek field has fallen below 10000 barrels by tho
last ay gauge and all the extension OF the territory
has merely caused temporary rise in the output
Prices fell but trne below the last quotation yeser-
dav and ended ractonay higher at nearer to the best
the lowest figures Of the day The market ended
duh and steady.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-23

Elsewhere the clearances were Oil City. 4674OOO;
Bradford 93s 600 and Pttsburg, 2,050.OOO barrels
Refined oil was unchanged.
BRADFORD. Penn. April 22.-Crude Oil-Quet but
steady; National Transit certificates opened at TN and
closed at ISIS; highest price, 1886 lowest, 77ss
Clearances ,93s, 900 barrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-23
ernonnAv rIvAE:lAL NAexer..

EUROPEAN FIN ~ 81 ~ HARKErI
LovpoS. Aprl '2.-'23p p. m.-Conso' 9i's for moHsy
ami 'o~ account Atlantic and Great Nrern First Mort
rare Trustee trrfiucIt's 27's NcwIOrk Central V2's
prunSYlVault Boa.
.. PARIS adyircs quota Three Per Cent Rcntos At
- franz, 90 Crutithe4 iOr The account.
Cuuspls %. Tor money aud Ut the acc unt
Iau Paris adylcct quot Three per cent Henos AZ Z
france - b, Celtin~f cor tt- account.
=. - Tor both mo Fey and for the account
sJp W ofsui-. DO D. ,nJiy ard 10 dc' ount
. u m -. on-ol- - Tor both money. and the arCOlut
90 = onsp' -, llr iOr both money and Tor the
4p m-Con-oi- a5is fpr money and for the account At
linuc ami E1it Noscru I.rst Mortgage trustees Germ
,4tet -, u,u .I,Ic .f't Iue second t"n,ol- l6's
Mexican utdlaI,, Oh "a ~ PAU Common - Ne"'f"rA
Central 90 Eralin-
Fan. -dy,cs uuot" ihrr" per cent Rcntes Al - francs
cent. foi thr account
Ihc amount ~ balloon 1oue into tie Bank O. England
balance ttslay D. ttHnol
Council bills Wcr. Allotted To-Day AZ an A"'AuSo
Fars 1iyec quote exchange Loadon at % Francs 3s
%
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-23
cnrrnN MAnKErs-nY TELEHRAPH.

COTTON MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH
LIVERPOOL. April 22.-l2:3op m.-Colton dun; Mddins
Upands lj.l6d; do MddlmS orleans Cd; sales, 5000
bales Including 800 bales toy speculation and export
900 sales including 1900 bales Ameucan fu-
turcs luiet: Upands Mddlng clause April and May
delivery j2.34d do May and June delivery 93O+d aso
54I4d do June July delivery. Jo-Old, also oJ'old
do Juy and August delivery. 62Gid also o3Oidi do
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-23
LIVE STOCK MARHEr-BY TELEGRAPH.


CHICAGO April 22.Th' Dror>rs Journal reports cattle
Receipts $500 head Shipments. 200 head market slows
75 Cows Mixed. 81 jOdS, 90.
5Od 81 80; Feeders IS j0ds4 go Texans 81 900
5000
Hoqs-Recepts, 2200O shipments. 5oOl market active;
Rough mixed - 35dSi 65 Packing and shipping - 50
81 o. Light 81 81 si 20 Sklps. - 30 asa -;
Sheep-Recepts, $500 Head, SU0head. MARKET
lower Inferior, q 35 Good,
81 10. Choice. ~ IS.
ST Louis April 22-trn,s-sece,pts $500: shipments
900; firm. Exports. $685. J0 GOOD Cs0.os
shIppng 81 = ass 30. Fair 10 Medium, ~ 80 SsJ l0
Exams 81 00G ~ 90.
StseD-RecelDts 1900 SHIPMENTS, - Common 70 No
dunn So - ass on Fair TO CnDce. 81 OOGS5 ~.
HOgS Receipts. $500 smpmcuts. 100; Light 81 $50
81 3; Packing. - ljASt IS. Heavy. 81 GOdSi IS.
BUFFALO April 22Cl'e-ll $40 1ea total
for thus 100 mead ne asst week. 400
head; consigned through ia cars marset steady;
GO0dto Clece steers "a DO Stockers aai Feeisr
81 5jGS4 3j.
sheep Receipts today 900 head for week thus far
$4,000 week 5000 he2i consigned
through. Is weak and lower Medium 20
II 25Gsj Good Choice IS 10 ass 2ji ordinary
TO Choice Lambs, S. 00d 81 20.
Receipts today 5000 head total tor week thus far
10000 head for sans une ass week; l2OOl head con.
signed - which II Newly orki markst
que Medium Fair Workers S-GS-; Good TO
Choice 81 0dI so Butchers Grades 81 a So Pigs
Il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-23
EoreWarned

danger by condition Of blood as shown In pinpes
botchc, bolts dscooratons OF the skin or BY feeling
Of anguor induced perhaps by inactivity OF the stomach
liver and kidnsys you should take AYERS sARsAPA'
RILA IL will renew and nvg your blood and cause
the vital organs properly perform their functions you
suffer from
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THE MONEY MARKET.

SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE APRIL ~
THE GENERAL LIST.
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MINES IND MINING.

sALESIr RE YsErJtt HyIyI gr0TIy3s
NEw-YoRK. April -. 1889
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-23

with AYEks sARsAPARTLLA, there need he fear Of
Dyspepsia, Rheumatism Neuralgia. salt Rheum Tettsr,
Eczema Cstarrh Liver troubles any
ing from scrofulous tants in tho blood GEO GARwooD.
Big Springs, Ohio writes: AYERS sARsAPARILLA has
been used my family for number Of years vas
utant auGerer from
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riding to the American classification
New.OrleanS
STAINED

Good Ordinary. 81 Low Middng
strict Good Ordinary sisia Middlng ........iCs
Futures fell TO 10 points. owing O decline OF TO
points in Liverpool and partly the Sales
Daily Republican., 1885-10-12

big VIII d. Brown and little Miss
Jessie Darling, gave the best exhibition
ON rollers that it has been our pleasure
thus far to witness at the Wilmington
rink on Saturday evening last. This
audience applauded literally at Miss
par,ins's many difficult feats, and esq ).
eialls the dancing of an Irish Jig on the
rollers
A " hee,haryow racs will be the at
traction al the Wilmington Rink this
evening.
The Citizens rink will not offer any
spec cial Inducements this evening, bu,
"a smooth, hard floor, guaranteed to stor
all who may be 30 unfortunate as to sit
down instead of skating around on the
rollert.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-12
Negro whipping In the S0Hth.

ARCADIA, La, Oct. H. on the Both
OF Septen ber at point thirty-two
GILES South Of this place, near the line
of Winn parish, four masked unknown
men entered the house of Sam pson liar.
ris, colorei, on the pretense of looking
for another man, but, 1t Is reported, on
entering thu house. one of the four men
| seized Harris, saying " You are the
man We want" and shot him twice,
in.ilcting wounds from which he
died.
1t is reported that Harris was killed
because he had threatened to expose
certain persons for whipping some ne
groes in that neighborhood. This affair
I or whipping the negroes caused great
Indignation on the part of many white
people in the neighborhood. The whip
of the negroes and the murder were re-
ported to the Governor, who instru cted
Judge Drew to cause the arrest OF the
persona under suspicion, and the WAT
| rants were issued here last week. II.
| Il. Ferguson, deputy sheriff, with three
other men, arrested the four men alleg-
G., TO have been concerned in.the murder
of Harris ami brought them here to-day.
The prisoners we're kept in thelocknp
| here until this evening, when they were
taken to Minden for safety. Ii appears
frlm reports that about ten men III all
were concerned in the affair OF the
! whipping ald the murder of Harris.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-12
A New Tel eph one.

A meeting of number of promi.
|nent citizens was held at the office OF
George w. Ingram At Middleto wn,
or Thursday, when the Delaware Tele.
phoue Company was formed with a
capital stock of $685. 900, with the privi.
lege Of increasing it to $3.50, 900. The
|corporators named were E. r. Cochran,
L Reynolds, George w. Ingram,
Miadletown; Eon. John Pilliug,
Newark; William Herbert, New
Castle d Burton, Dover; w. N.
Tsabuay, Smyrna; Joba w. Causey
Milford; Ehe Tunnel, Lewes;' William
II. ROSS, Ssaford; O. II. Treat, George
town. A conmIttee Of three was ap
polute1 10 call the incorporators togeth
er for permanent organization, and
the secretary was instructed 70 notify
the incorPorators of their appoin tment.
The mee,laE was we'll attended aud the
subject literally discussed. The pro
posed telephone line will extend
through the STATE.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-12
HQryardC CvlaeR o

O. Percy, sou OF William Bright,
Esq who graduated at Yale College
last June. with honors, started on Sat
urday last for Harvard College, Massa.
ohusetts, to enter ON the study of law
De is young man Of good ability, aud
should good health be granted him,
will make his mark in this or some
othe. community, should the oppor.
tunities offered for distinction not be
considered gu efficiently great, The pro
fession here is pretty well crowded, bu1
there is still room for any one of frs
class ability.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-12
Quick work.

All day loug yesterday Bar1um g
rren woro busy putting up touts and
Iairangius for the grand feast of amuse.
menG which comes off to day end this
evening. All the employees had their
particular work allotted 20 them, and
10 misiskes were made in the arrange
menta. The prelim inayies were SO pre-.
else that not even q false movenI ent are
observable An attache of this off ce
stood for some time watching 5he move.
mants of the men at work, and Was
really surprised at the short time it
took 10 drive an outer stake, five feet in
length, just fifteen seconds being Oceu
pied in SO doing The rest of the work
was performed n as short time com.
paratively.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-12
HGW PRrsOu AZ e.

The members of Bethel NJ. L. church
Braadywine Hundred, arc about te
erect new parsonage, and it ia said
that sone twenty builders are auxiou.
to secure the contract. There are very
few houses being erected in that section
and the carpenters complain very
bitterly of the dull times We hopt
that whoever may got this job will no,
be the poorer for it.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-12

Mitchell Hebb, salesman for Cranor &
Co who has been suffering from genera
debility for some time back, is now con
fined 10 his home, and the prospects, toi
his speedy convaiescence il not vers
encouraging. We hope, however, tC
soon hear ol some improvement Ia hi,
condition, as u large host of friend,
! would be- pleased to see him aJ hi,
ldp0as agAia
Daily Republican., 1885-10-12
An American wheeiman.

MIR. Il. +. Powers, Of the firm Of
Atw >od & Powers, Mansfield, Mass il
a famous Sicyclist. The most expert,
however, will sometimes come 10 grief
and through an accident while riding
recently, Mr.. Powers sustained a erious
injury TO his right leg. A few appiica-
tioBs of St. Jacobs Oil effected cure.