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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-09-30

Just received at A. BerEmans,
p dozen Boys Pants from so cents
mp, also few dozen Calico Waists
at q cents each. sep4tf
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-09-30
ALL k0RT&.
Wizard Oilat Geo. ThA1tcrs. 3

1t is now claimed that JOIN
Mackay refused loan to Prime
| Alexander. Of Bulgaria.
| Shake! Alex. old boy, we've beer
there ourselves
| The next Legislature viii b.
called upon to vote uDon bill
to abolish Nye county and divide
the territory between Lander, Lii.
coin and White Pine.
The Coroners jury exhoner-
ated the V. & I. Railroad Com.
| pany from all blame IN the dealt
of Mcclellan at Reno last Sunday
They found verdict that his death
was the result Of his own careless.
ness.
The tenacity with which people
abide by their early faith in
Ayers Sarsaparilla can only be e1-
pia;ned by the fact that it is the
best blood medicine ever used, and
is not approached IN excellence by
any new candidate for public IA
vor.
When symptoms Of malaria ap
pear in any form, take Ayers Ague
Cure at once to prevent the devel
opement of the disease, and CON
tinue until health is restored. as it
surely will be by the use Of this
remedy. 4 care is warranted in
every ease.
The APPEAL regrets the re
tirement of Mr.. Witcher from the
editorial control, OF the Enterprise.
He had had lit c experience as an
editor when he took charge OK the
Enterprise but he soon demon
strated peculiar adaptabil;ty for
the work and as a paragraphist he
was = conspicuous success.
The San Francisco people are
having 4 sweet time. o. Onnell
and his crowd at one end of the
sandlots; the Salvation Army at
the other: Sells circus and a base
ball game going On IN front, while
an itinerate preacher holds forth
in the middle, from the text: Aud
Jesus looked down upon the city
nd:wept."
That vulgar English cad. Lord |
Lonslsle. is still pursuing Violet |
Cameron the actress, and making |
2u international scandal Of the |
amour. The husband If Miss
Cameron meanwhile sees too good |
, chance for an advertisement to
nterpose, and Ned Stokes, who is
he most evel-headed man about,
las fired the unsavory gang from
he Hoffman House.
Miss Moore in a Mountain
'ink" the new attraction at the
5ush, has met with a good recep-
ion this week. The play gives
Hiss Moore and her most capable
ompany plenty of scope for as
of character acting of
lew and efectivede scription. The
ioonshiners and other bits Of
southern localism are cleverly por-
rayed. and the star herself is
9th beautiful and versatile. San
francisco Wasp.
This is how the Enterprise
ON pliments the new editor Of the
Enterprise:
Prof. Witcber has withdrawn
rom the Virginia Enterprise and
cen succeeded by Mr.. Garrett,
DImerly Of the New York Tribune.
We extend the right hand Of fellow
hip, and hope Mr.. Garrett will
Ike Nevada. Of one thing he may
e sure, and that is, that he will be !
! whole lot better company than &
hen he was assoclating with the /
ne, two and three cent New York
iitors. {
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-09-30

George Mclaughlin is the sole agent
IN Carson for the IN ew Domestic" sew.
ing machine. A machine which il now
II the acknowledged head OF the long
line Of machines offered the public
Peril ct in action nniseless and lastin,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-09-30

VXIANTED -Ladies to work for ne
w local or travelling; something
rev; for Indies only: - daily easily
made; NO pho1 O., NO painting:p articu-
iars hee. MRS u X. LITTLE,
ang2elA BoX AS, Chicago Ill.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-09-30

Fer the lest horse linineAt nev in
~ IA rkst 60 - Dee. Ds1tea. Is u his
." make. and waHraa ~ to bsa4 all
- iaasy sra.Is. srer
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-09-30

WANTFD-A Give Agents to sell mining
speciaiiiies big money in commission
o' salary and expenses 20 responsible
men. Address, II. p. s. f. & 81. Co. Box
ia. Newport, Ky. jy2.Im
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-09-30
STOCKS,
Elornin- Eoar1.

Morning Esoara.
170 Hale 6 Norcross -95c
1910 Savage 81
go Potosi-25c
200 Gould & Curry-J5c
10p Best & Belcher-- Soc
100 Con. Cal. & Va.-2 -
100 Union Con.-20c
l3o Mexican-40c
900 O2hir-l
500 Bodice 60
so Mono-2 20
200 Navaio-75c
80 Eureka Cen o.
200 North Belle Isle %
l20 Holnes-1 so
~ Bulwer-- 20
235 Coo. Pacific
100 Goodshaw-10
liv SIlycr Hill-l0e
AFTERNOON BOARD.
.,O0 Cphir 9oc
$50 Mexican-3je
$50 Gould & Curry-5Gc
80 Savage %
$50 CholIar SIC
50 Potosi-2 0c
SEQ Hale & NsEcgoss 2oc
$50 Navaio-l
100 Mt. Diab!o-l 60
81 Holmes i s.
ga Bodle-2 60
200 Bulwer-l IS
5fO Mono-2 90
go Union COM %
$50 North Belle Isle 20
eco Tioga -lJc
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-09-30

When baby was s.e.s. we gave lser CsIs.GSfo,
When she was Child she c-ic.. fer Casteria,
When she became Miss, size chung to Castoris,
When she had Chilaron. shs e, ~othor Casscyin
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-09-30
" GEted

a position to assist with homework and
plain sewing in small family. Wages
not 90 much an object asa good home
address, Mrs. NJ. Ellsworth, POS. Office
C..rson Cit . Nevada.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-09-30
CARSON WATER Wt}snnG:,.

gEsk!E REssEvOz3a ar Tssya
4 Com pauy are supplied VIII, Iy4;er
from Never Failing Springs. which flow
rom the Sierra Nevada. BY analysis
thiswater is shown To be perfectly free
from all Impurities. The mains of this
company having been laid in aII.sthe
principal streets of the city. tbawater
Is rendered available TO all Within the
city limits. Families, Hote!Ss& Bars,
stables, etc, supplied on favorable
terms.
CARSON WATER COMPANY.
Office next to Wells. Fargo & Co.'S.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-09-30

wadted-A man to work On a ranch
Apply at this office.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-19
THE CROP OUTLOOK.
Very Poor in Kansas and Michigan and
Better Elsewhere.

Very Poor In Kansas and Michigan and
Better Elsewhere.
CHICAGO, April l8.-The following crop
summary will appear in the Farmers Re
view this week:
The reports from Kansas for the psst six
weeks have indicated only partial crops
but the latest bulletins pred,c; an almost
total failure in a number OF coun.
ties, while OF the best there ia
promise of not 10 exceed one
third an average yield for the entire State.
The pRospecE in Michigan shows no i'm
provement, and in many Of the counties
Shest is reported to be going backward on
account Of the recent dry and freezing
weather. In some of the counties great
deal OF wheat is lying on top OF ground
Ia LenoRee sna two other counties, indi.
catiousof the Hessisn sy are reported.
Except in these two States the
outlook continues not only good,
but in many tae prospects
are dsttering for winter wheat. Ia some
portions of 0aio recent storms have left
the ground full of water, which, with the
accom- panying cold weather, has threat
ened the growiOg plant, bat as rule the
reports are very favorable Throughout
sli Southern Iudians the fields are looking
s.esu and the plant healthy. Tae fields
on SOM Of the highlands do not appear a.
the best aud some look badly, ba. they are
the exceptions. In MssGlE;, eone OF the
upland wheat is looking poorly 6Gt on the
loRlsnds the prospsc: could hardiy De bet
Ter. In some OF the counties In Tennessee
the plant has ALREADY attained the growth
Of twelve INCHES snd the general prospect
is encouraging.
In the spriug wheat area bskoJA ap
pears to be in the eAd, With Gns weather
Tor seeding and plenty Of moisture. 10
,hrss of the counties rePortiog there viii
De q large increase iu the acreage. Very
little seeding has been done either in Wls-
consiu, Minnesota, iowa, CT Nebraska, and
IN the two last namsd Stste5 GeeGing
threatens to be- delayed twenty to thlcy
DAYS Ia many portions o. Nebraska the
seasons already becoming sotAr advanced
,hst large tracts will be saetei TO fix.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-19
LOTS OF BUSINESS
sstors Congress This Wsek-So One Ca
Tell What viii be Done

s.tars Congress This VTsek-SO One Can
Tell What viii be Done
W,,gIyGrov, A0ril lS-rhe calendar
Of the House has grown to such proper
fors that the more important committees
ara becoming alarmed st the waning
chance, for action up1u their preferred
measures AID are about to make sGorts to
.aey-s ass; ;rument Of rOltine days for
la, consi5pr,Iioa. Efforts will be made
:, ,n,.r5g 10 So, lead tbs rules aud pass
The bill 10 re,1lve tas p-onoron ol grad
psras 5g the N.N's-y Academy ard the
bill TO make parcels aud Light merchandise
nalgaols rs special delivery
The river and har69r bill csnss aP "a
nn6ni,bei business Tuesday. Nud will Oc-
c7u7 toe attention OF the House perhaps
two days.
/, viii os i3llowed oy the Diplomatic sP-
O,ouris,ion bill. The cOntsst tor the right
0. ssy in the Senate ~aHeS warmer
II IA the intention ~ Senator'S Edmunds
and Morgan 10 ask that "a, doors be keP;
cosei wr-k uuIl 'h- ;ry>tene5. OF the
foreign relations committee shall be DIS
posed e.
Senator CuIlom p-opo'e3 90 igslsf upon
a a,.aun,ou- G,-rl.-..f. O. 'ia IOJsT State
Commerce bin uru. ss..- r.r AsUFa ls voted
lpoa s-ua.O- B.,'. s-.ru sp' % keep up
his 4 %, e.. r.a gtGrTsl pension
Dill h.s aro,rar.aa h.H and hi, two or
,brsa hundred p-igA,p u-".t'n ols.S. San
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-19
PENNSYLVANIA CONSTITUTION.
SurViging Members Of the Convention o
lS-.s Aaarsss the People.

SurrivinS Members Of the Convention OF
1872 Address the People.
PmLsDsLPuIl, April ls-A convention
Of ,he sprginrg members OF tie State
Consdra'ioaaI Convention OF lSIz have
prsplrsl An address 10 the people Of Penn
'yl7ania. asking thai acton be taken look,
iug ,orae selection Of members OF the
legislature at the next election
Eho will provide regulations tor
lhs enforcement Of the Constitution
The address states that the convention
atOP:ei urmsroqs Imporian' changes and
81 s?-ctai ti-c.ion ratified the neS
Constitution ami 1t wect Iato effect
Among The n 1st Important changes were
'aos7 r-tbr1g 20 p-,ysts corporations
railroads aud canals. These were intend
Cd to limit companies enjoying
eo'pors'a purchases to TIE
pl'Pose 70: which thsE vera created and
% Impose ugO1 th>m such restrictions as
seemed rr-i,u, 20 p;O'ect the interests ol
eloz-E- ~ ~. of srOckholGe-s from op-
p'ei in and injustice. Ths co tuition
Sinn'' wholly enforce ITSELF, toe
AIDES co.uones, nor coald II
Po'.d' dc;aIlsd regulations for l's
Enforcement These regulations mus
Os p7ov.'ei by The Legislature IN ali cases
sa='e al. HsS already in exis'eace Cannot
o applied or are insufficient The adoption
OF Ia nsg constitution vyaa q cNun and tC
Ioe uenersl Assembly 10 enforce these pro
,sio3s y appropriate legislation. but thu
mandate Was not obeyed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-19
A MURDEROUS PRIEST
Fires Three Shots Into the Body of the
Bishop of Madrid.

Fires Three Shots Into the Body of the
Bishop of Madrio.
MADRID, April l8-At 1890 O'Clock
this morning while the Bishop OF Madrid
was ascending the steps, leading to the er'
trance TO the Cathedral, hs WAS shot with
revolver by priest standing on top o.
the steps, the bsIl entering his abdomen,
This was followed by another shot which
struck the Bishop in the side, whereupon
the wounded man fell on the steps. The
priest descended the steps and fired
another shot which took effect in the
Bishops thigh. The Bishop was borne
in an unconscious condition to the
private chamber in the Cathedral, where
The last sacramsnts we're administered to
nim. The priest was arrested.
Being Palm Sunday, the Cathedral was
more than usually crowded by worshipperS,
and when the fearful work OF the priest was
realized, furious. mob followed the car
riage in which he was conveyed 10 prison
by gendsrmes whose presence alone pre-
vented his being lynched. The motive for
the crime was revenge.
The man who fred the shots was re-
Gently dismissed from tbs priesthood and
hsd icuitlessIy applied to the Bishop to be
reiusta;ed. Qleen Christina has inquired
ss 10 the Bishops condition. The Pope
has telegraphed his blessing.
The Bishop is still alive. The priest
made an attempt to commit suicide.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-19
A SLICK SWINDLER.
How Ee Holds q Family Up for Several
Thousand.

How E0 Holds q Family Up for seVeral
Thousand.
BosToy, April l8.-Plymouth White
alias Frank Psrde, alias Phin. White, one
of the most notorious confidence men
in the country, who was made to leave
Boston a few years ago, left sgsin
yesterday of lis own accord, leaving
successfully under a six months scheme.
Last July livery Hezlston, retired en-
gineer, with money to invest, came to
Boston and opened lodging house at
No. ] Limsn street, renting the
place of ex.Police Commissioner Juds.
White engaged room of him and soon
captured both Hezelton and his wife by his
courtesy and refinement. He talked
casually Of his immense wealth,
and Hegelton was completely
deceived By White, and ten days ago lent
hm SS,033, all his available money,
taking a. security $1,000 worth OF
alleged railroad bonds. Through Hazel
tons naueucee John Tues'y, another
retired engineer and his sister were induced
to loan White $500 on demand note and
a promise of $4,000 worth of stock.
On Friday White got the
securities OF Mr.. Hezelton
on pretense of Wishing to examine them
and was about 10 leave when Hezelton
happened to come in. Hezelton
locked up the door ana
threatened to kill White if
be did not return every cent White
laughed at him and got out of the dlfticul.
ty By handing Hazelton $1,000 10 cash ard
TWO 81 900 notes made out to White by his
brother
Hezleton was then so ashamed OF having
man who appeared so honoEa-
bic, that he loaned back $2G8 Of the
money. Yesterday White failed to put
u an appearance, and the facts were
aid before the authorities. Hszleton hss
been sWindled out of g 2ll in cash and q
i've weeks board bill, besides small moneys
oaued, and the Tusleys lost $780, which
vas all the spare money they had.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-19
A Leading Ohio Attorney Dead.

STEUBENvlLLr, OHIo, April lS.-
W. A. Owesney, leading attorney Of this
city, died this morning at seven o'clock.
About three months ago deceased was at.
tackled with paralysis, but seemingly was
in fair way to recover, until two weeks
ago when he had q relapse, since which
time no hope Of recovery had been enter.
tsined by friends. Mr. Owesney was the
most eloquent speaker in Eastern Ohio,
aud was connected with nearly all impor.
tsnt criminal trials in the courts OF this
county. He Was 4 democrat In politics,
and in 1873, Notwithstanding Jefferson
county was largely Republican, was elect
ed to the Office Of Prosecuting Attorney
lie was about forty eight years old, and
leavesa cite and seven children.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-19
NOT A CANDIDATE.
Iudus r. 5. Brown Positively Not
An Opponent of Mr.. Gibson.
COL. BEN WILSON AND THE FRENCH
SooIiation Claims - West Virginia Per-
sOnals---General Washington
Dispatches.
SpA,in! o LAs RsqiJ.1.

WASHINGTON, D. C., April lS.-A prom
ip,ut West VirgioiA Democrat said to the
Rga.srsR representative to-day; Il ses
von have announced Judge r. S. Brown,
Of Jackson county, as possible candidate
for the Congressional nomination against
Eo,,sce Gibson. The Judge told several
fEeudshsre," continued the West Virgin
ian when asked if he intended to enter
the race, that he would not be iu the con-
test he said positively that ne would not
bs a candidate, and also that he believed
Mr. Gibson to be stronger with the
psouIe of the district now than be had
ever been"
tbs FRENCH sPOLIATIOS CLAIMS.
Col Ben Wilson, the Assistant Attorney
General, who mas charge Of the interests Of
the Government in toe French spOliatiOu
claims suits, now pending in the Court of
Claims is much psais-d for the ability
displsysd Oy him in his argument before
,bs, tribunal He has raised
,bs poin, that there vas so actual state OF
var existing between France and the
T-n;-sd States at the time when the French
sn,listiou claims are alleged TO have
ar.ssu. and rhat consequently there Is no
liability on ;he part Of the Government
II the Court should sustain this view, all
the claims will Oe ihroHn out, and will
tb.resgtsr be worthless. Some of the claim
sa,s tsel a good deal Of sohcitUde about
,bs decision of the courl, which, however,
will not De rendered tor some weeks.
PERSONAL
Hon. d. ". LeoGsrd, Of ParkersOurg
is in the city.
Mr. Oscar Seeley was here again yes
tsrday. HIS sister in-ias was examined
bv the Civil Services Commission tor PO-
Erion in one of the departments,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-19
Run'E Work.

SouEsvILLE, Ma s, April l8.-Edward
Bagl2y end Alfred TRooney were young
men Who mad been like bIo.bers from child.
hood. BagIey was Is years old aud
Twoomey Was 81. Both worked at the
Union glass works and both had
sidoWed mothers dependent upon them.
Tor support. Their intimacy continued
unbs ken until yesterday, when they went
10 Boston anu became intoxicated, and
when they returned home ~ to- evening
got into dispate, which they proceeded to
settle With 6st fght. BsgIey
wAs frequently knocked Down By
Txoomey, aud upon being taken home died
from the effects of the beating TVoomey
sas arrested After being placed under
arrest he ssid, He was the best freud /
ever had, aud this would never have hap
psned bat Eor rum."
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-19
FOREIGN MARKETS.
Loudon Stock Exchange stagnant Con-
tinsntaI ROurses.

Loudon Stock Exchange stagnant Con-
tinsntaI Bourses.
LoNGo:, Z Aprl Is There was an In
creased demand ror discount dprigg the
psat week at II for three months sud Ia
IL for short Tue Stock Exchange was
dull throughout the week. Yesterday there
eas an absolute s.sgnatiou in dealings.
rha pricss OF American railroad securities
improved 1t the oesuiug bu: sterward
recedrd AID rlosed ut the weakest quota
Ions t!he week. The variations in prices Of
american railroad securities during the
xeek include the following increases: Den
YER aad Rio GrArdo mortgage aud Penr-
s7lvania conso's, ! 24ca; Norfolk and
Western preferred snd Wabash general
nor.yage. ] each; Mexican, Decreases,
Lake Shore. 3; Cinclunari and Washing,
ton. II; Nv York, PennsylVsnia aud
Ohio hrst mortgage, Is; Csp'rsl Pacific
.hsres. Louisville and Nashville, 0hio and
,lis.isNPpi preferred aud Oregon preferred
each; Oregon common. Ontario aud
Western Pacific and AlA1'ic and Great
Western hrsrs, !! Illinois Central, /; 5.
Paul common, kesdiS2,
Anglo American cabls ordinary fell Z;
10 preferred 81, and deferred
PARIS, Apri, ls-Busiuess on the
Bourse was quiet throu lhoGt the week, a
tendency to fatness. Rentes dropped un-
der the uncertainty of public investment
loans Premium Of the Eeg Loaa after
touching los. fell to l40. The decreases
du.ing ihs week includes three pr cent;
rentes 200; Suez Causl 2t 25e.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-19

fsncs and see him Gagged aud chained anc
we forever free from bis clutches! Aha
Yes, it will be laugh of royal greeting
You know how the Frenchmen cheered
when Napoleon came back from Elba;
You know how the English cheered when
Wellington came back from Waterloo; YOU
know how Americans cheered when kos.
suth arrived from Hungary; you remember
how Rome cheered when Pompey came
back victor over nine hundred cities. Every
cheer was q laugh. But oh, the mightier
greeting, the gladder greeting, when the
snow-white cavalry troop Of heaven shall 90
through the streets and, according to the
book Of Revelation, Christ, in the red coat.
in the crimson coat. on white horse, and
sll the armies OF heaven following on
white horses! Oh, when we zee aud hear
that csvalcsde We shall cheer, we shall
laugh.
Does not your heart beat quickly this
morning at the thought Of the great ju-
bilee upon which we are soon to enter2 1
pray God that when we get through With
this world and are going out Of it we may
have some such vision as the dying Chris.
tisn had when he saw written all over the
clouds in the sky the letter "W;" and they
asked him, standing by his side, what be
thought that letter wv" meant oh"
be said, that stands for welcome" And
so may it be when We quit this world
w" on The gate, wv on the door Of the
mansion, Nv on the throne. Welcome!
WELCOMED Welcomel
have preached this sermon this morn.
ing with FIVE prayerful wishes: That you
might see what mean thing is the laugh
Of skepticism. what bright thing is the
laugh of spiritual exulta,ion. what q hol.
low thing is the laugh Of sinful merriment,
what an awful thing is the laugh Of con.
iemnstion, what radiant rubicund |
hing is the laugh OF eternal triumph
Avoid the i'll; choose the right. Be com.
iorted. Be tomforted Blessed are ye
hat weep now-ye shall laugh" Ye shall
suph.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-19
MARTINS FERRY.

Miss Mary Kelley, of Mingo, is the guest
OF friends in town.
John Jump, Of Burlington, is laid ur
with typhoid fever
Frank Wallace is suffering with very
severe cass OF rose eye.
Mrs. J. NJ. Goudy ia still confined to her
home with serious illness.
w. X. Ross. New York salesmau for the
Laughlin Nail Co, is in town.
George Delaney is siill quite low with
/ pneumonia at his home above town.
1t is reported on good authority that two
Martin's Ferry men have been arrested in
Mingo while in the act Of robbing ga
loon.
1t is reported that the Spence. Ba9gs
Stove Company will shortly lease the Bel
mont Stove Works while they tear down
and rebuild their mould room. Mr.. Will
bur Bsggs the Secretary Of these works,
leaves on business tri p to-day.
1t has been ascertained that the FIRE at
the residence OF Mr.. Duff ives. OF town
mention of which was made in yesterday 8
REGISTER, originated from spsrk from
the chimney settling on the roof. NJ.
DufFs Icss "a about 81 800. Most Of the
household furniture was saved.
Reddy Delaney, who has been in st.
Cai,tvII!e during the pas. three months
waiting to Geo wat the Grand Jury would
do with the charge Of assault preferred BY
Mrs. John McCloskey against him, is back
in town again. the above named body hav.
ing failed to find true bill against him.
Mr.. Thomas Mullsbey, the Clark's add.
tioR grocer, though he'has only been in
business little less thar year, has bull
himself up quite promising trade through
his fair dealing and the principle of giving
full value for the price paid. People in
that part Of town will do well 10 pa,ronizs
him.
Mr.. PumpGxetl Hello, therel Yester.
day and the day before were very hot and
strange to cay, Notwithstanding your usual
vigilance, the pump on Warrington
street and The one at the
corner Of Fourteenth and Han
over we're both out Of repair, and the resi-.
dents who depend on those engines for
damp retreshment, we're forced 10 10 else
where.
A telegram from M-s~tdvard Keller 10
his brother, Theodore Keller Of this place,
announces the death OF his wife, Mrs.
Katherine Keller, at the home Of her par.
ants in Philadelphis, on Saturday. Mrs
Keller was well known heIs. shs having
lived in this plsc; sever,l years. She was
in her .hiry.hfth year and leaves has.
band and two children to mourn her loss
Her remains will be buried 10 Philadelphis
to-day.