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National Republican., 1886-07-01

Charles II. Kates was placed on trial in the
criminal ceurt yesterday charged with bigamy'
The proof showed that in April, 1881, he was
married to Mary L. Raymond and in June, 1885,
he was married in this city to Maggie +. d.
Rasch, but the indictment following the pre-
sentiment of the grand jury had made the latter
name Brasil The error uDse. tho indictment
and the accused was discharged. He was sub.
sequently rearrested and held to wait the
action Of the present grand jury, who will
find a new bill,
National Republican., 1886-07-01
THE SMALL THINGS OF A DAY
Minor Occurrences In and About the
City Briefly Put.

CltY Brtehr Put
Tooth filling made painless by the use of
cocaine by S. T. Mason, dentist. 2i8 Four-and-
a-half street northwest.
watohmau u, +. Shelton. of the Washington
Asylum, has resigned. No appointment has
been made yet.
Upon the accommodation of the examining
coluinittee, Abrain II Tracy was yesterday ad-
mitied 10 the District bar
Letters testamentary have been issued TO
Kate Keating ON the estate OF her husband
Michael Keating, and the bond hxed Ut 5000.
The commissioners will put up Are alarm
box IN the Washington market hOuac, provided
that the company Will pay slGl fof the ox.
pCnses IN 50 doing.
National Republican., 1886-07-01
specinI Witch BnrgnIns.

Ladies' solid silver stcm-windcrs, $3.50; Ia.
silver watches, $3.50. ladies' solid gold Amerl-
can StCm.winders, S2j gents solid gold Amesl.
can lovers, S25; gents solid gold Waltham stem
windcrs, $50; gents li-carat Howard stem-
windcr, $50. X. Harris Il Co., 432 Seventh
street. Every watch fully warranted.
National Republican., 1886-07-01
Contrasting thoir GnIIt.

John Stewart and Richard Brown, both col
ored, were GrrOlgned in police court yesterday
for robbing the safe OF VIM. Stewart, colored,
IN the lie DrOit building Monday night, The
cases were continued until Tomorrow. Both
men confessed the act to the police, John
Stewart Is brother to VIM. Stewart
National Republican., 1886-07-01
Chosen uIph Priests.

At the annual meeting of the convention o
high priests X, A. NJ. tho following were
elected officers for the ensuing year: Joseph
Hamacher president; DR.. VIM. Pltli4 vice pres
idCnt; Wm. X. Singleton, secretary; VIM. NJ
Harley, chaplain; Howard NJ. Gilman, master
Of ceremonies Samuel Il. Bond conductor
Thos. i. Gibbs, herald; Robert Ball guard.
National Republican., 1886-07-01
Election of Officers.

Golden Rule Lodge, No, 81, l. o. o. f., have
elected the following officers George W.
LeesnitZer, N. g.; II. NJ. Gilman, V. g.; G. Il.
Sherwood, r. s., George G. Harcus, p. s.; Wm
Gibson, treasurer representatives to the Grand
Lodge, Joseph Burroughs, VIM. Gibson, w. A.
egatc to the general relief committee, II. j.
Foster,
National Republican., 1886-07-01
A mac Tor Heotor.

President Cleveland yesterday paid So to
Collector Cook for dog tag 40, for the French
poodle Hector" This Is the first instance of
President Of the United States buying u dog
tag In this city,
National Republican., 1886-07-01

The building inspector has notified property
owners as follows; The front and rear building
ll3 Third street Is found to be In dangerous
condition, and II Is ordered TO be torn down.
The south wall OF stable In rear OF lllS X street
Is in dangerous condition and ten days are
given to put 1t IN a safe condition. Tne area
wall In front of Ilb Fourth street Is unsafe and
fifteen days are given to secure IL from falling
National Republican., 1886-07-01
Trimmed Hats.

Ladies' Trimmed Hats and Bonnets for
country, seaside, or mountain wear. Our re.
duction in this department commenced last
week, was very successful, and in order to
close out the balance we have made another
reduction. Here you can now get beautiful
Hats and Bonnets from the little trimmed
Yacht at zoe to the finest Hat heretofore sold
at $50 and s35) for $40.
National Republican., 1886-07-01

PURE gold always has its base imitation. 1t
weight In gold to all sufferers from rheumatism,
neuralgia, or gout. II kills pain every time.
See that you get the genuine. Price 25 cents u
National Republican., 1886-07-01

Mr.. II, q. Smith, ll03 Pennsylvania avenue,
offers big discount on all stock, both new and
secondhand, Every instrument 10 ba sold ut
some price before removal Pianos as low az
s25 organs SIS and upwards; pianos rented
81 per month"; organs rented 81 per month.
National Republican., 1886-07-01
BargaIns I'm FurnIture.

John Ruddcn's Mammoth InStallment
Houses, $50 and 9]2 Seventh street, are filled
with bargains in furniture, house furnishing
goods, carpets, rugs, reirlgerators &c, TO be
BE sure to, give him n call before purchasing
VOur suDDlipg
National Republican., 1886-07-01
THE COURT RECORD.

Children's suits that ranged from SI5Oto S. 90
reduced TO 81. Eiseman Bros manufacturers,
corner of Seventh and l. streets.
National Republican., 1886-07-01

ALL persons indebted to the late r. II. Tay.
lor will confer u favor by calling NJ the office,
HS3 Pennsylvania avenue, wheTo they will find
their itemized accounts ready, and earnestly
request an early settlement OF same, VIM. II.
MCKnew, administration, Hua
National Republican., 1886-07-01
Fine Furnishings for Men.
ToR THE SEASIDE AND MOUNTAINS.
sTATON PERRY,
lsnccessor 10 Pcrrr y Bro


(successor TO Perry " Brotherl,
COMPLETE STOCK OF IMPORTED DRESS
FABRICS SUITABLE FOR THE SUMMER
hESSh EENGiISH lS MoHA1Rs AND HoMEsPUNs.
SCOTCH TWEEDS AND CHENiOTS.
FRENCH TWILLED HABIT CLOTHS.
PLAIN AND TWfLLED ALL-WOOL FLAN.
NEI.S FOR BATHING SUITS. .-.,,,, ,,.,,,,
TWENTY SEVEN AND FlFTY-FOuR INCH
WIDE CREAM AND IVORY MiilTE, tRENCH "a
YACHT AND TENNIS CLOTHS, HANGING
ALL-wOOL SERGE5, CuUDDlASi ETA ETA'
MINES. ALBATROSS, AND CANVAS CLOTHS.
"EXTRA GOOD VALUES IL BLACK AND
COIORED GROS GRAINS, sURAHS, AND
RHADAMES FROM ibC. TOs35O PEN nAkD.
ESPECIAL INDUCEMENTS IN CHINA,
IOiiIsINE, AND SUMMER SUITS. -
"GREATi.N REDUCED PRICES. ON BLACk
BROCADED SILKS, GRENADINES, ND Ehi,
BRoIDERED INDIA PoNGEE AND BATlSIE
i'SItiE NOVELTIES IN HOSIERY, HANDER-
CLOsISG PRICES ON PARAsoLS.
TMPORTED JERSEYS, ALL SIZES, FROM
M NEW y SILK, CHuDDA, AND CASHMERE.
sHAWLS, in GREAT VARIETY AND AT
Aogs9 o1sPEGIhLTiEsi IN FRENCH AND ENG.
IIsH WHITE GOODS AND EMBROIDERED
"" ""SSIo9yEITiTs'S SI9 IN FRENCH sATEENs,
SWISS ZEPiiYRS, PRINTED PURE LINEN
LAWNS AND INDIA CRlNkL GS:, ,,,,,,r,.,
AS-PLAIN FIGURES AND CORKECT PRIZES
SEATON PERRY,
PERRY BUILDING, ,,,,
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, CORNER 9TH ST.
ESTA ri IGHED 1910,
National Republican., 1886-07-01
Reduced To an,
HOusea CondemnoI.

Childrens suits that ranged from Sc 10 $3.50
reduced TO So. EiSemau Bros manufacturers,
corner Of Seventh and l. streets,
National Republican., 1886-07-01

As usual, a largo number are leaving the city
for 8 trip TO enjoy the Fourth in the country
Necessarily, the ladies require cheap Hat
something nice. but
National Republican., 1886-07-01
Roducel to RIO.
Escaped Through Misnomer.

Mems suits that ranged from sll to SIS re-
duccd TO- $40. Eiseman Bros, manufacturers,
corner of Seventh and Streets
National Republican., 1886-07-01
Building Permits.

"THE OTHER SIDE" by Hon. NJ. A. Foran
For snle by Brentano Bros. and ". II. Morrison
National Republican., 1886-07-01
DON'T YOU FORGET

That we are here with a great
stock of Sample Suits OF Mems,
Boys, and Children's Clothing.
We sell good clothing less than
you have to pay for common
ones. Elegant Pants, worth IS,
for SASS ones for Sc; Children's
Suits reduced from SO and 81
to $500; the best rs cent
Children's Pants in America;
Shirt Waist rs cents. Do you
want to save money! Do you
want clothing for Men, for Boys,
for Children Ifyoudo, visit the
great sale of Sample Suits and
all kinds of Mems, Boys, and
Children's Clothing, at oz4 9TH
st, N. w., bet. / and Mass. ave-,
one door below Burdette's Dry
Goods House.
National Republican., 1886-07-01
Reduced to $40.
Marriage Licenses.

Mems suits that ranged from Sll TO SIS re
duced TO $40. Eiseman Bros, manufacturers
corner of Seventh and + streets.
National Republican., 1886-07-01

USE the great specific for ''cold In head" and
catarrh-Dr. SHge's Catarrh Remedy.
National Republican., 1886-07-01
We Desire to Close
Out

~ III
During the next sixty days
our entire stock of Mems
Summer Furnishings, as we
move this department to 1913
F street on September I, and
in order to accomplish the
desired object have made
numerous concessions in
many lines. A large guam
tity Of these goods have been
previously advertised, and
are being rapidly disposed of.
To-day we quote the follow
ing additional removal" re-
ductions:
Mems All.linen open.front Drtsi Shirts,
linen throughout, reduced from $3.50 to sl'25
Mems Lonsdale Cambria Dress Shirts, linen
bosom and hands, the summer shirt for cool.
ness, reduced from 81 to 75c each.
Mems Fine Lonsdale Cambria Night Shirts,
Our 5Oc Mems Gossamer Undershirts, self
each.
~ - tsecond aooff-Take eleyator.)
dob Lot" OF Sash Ribbons.
We have just purchased
"iob lot" Of Black Gros Grain
Silk Sash Ribbons under such
favorable circumstances that
we are enabled to offer them
at a great deal less than regu-
lar prices. For instance
Il lot Black Gres Grain SILK Sash Ribbons,
81 In, worth 81, only 56c per yard.
Is In, worth Sl.12lS, only 6llSc per yard.
lot Of Black Gros Grain SILK Sash Ribbons,
with satin block edge
IS in, worth 81, only CSC per yard
10 In, worth sl.25. only 75c per yard.
These are unlike "job lots"
generally, being new, perfect
goods in every respect.
middle Counter-First Hoor.)
Additional Surplus Stock Reductions
In HRndkerchiefs.
Having too many of the following lots wa
lower the price to close them out:
Surplus lot of Ladies' All linen Solid Colored
Hemstitohed Handkerchief, in blue, pink,
buff, and cardinal.
Regular price. e...............,...7c
Surplus Stock price,. .l0c, 3 for 30
Six for the price of three.
Surplus lot of Ladies' White Embroii iered
Hemsttched Pure Linen Handkerchiefs, fno
quality.
Regular price,. ,....s.s.s'' ''"'.''',.poC
Surplus Stock price. .....-."37l3c
Surplus lot of Ladies' White All-linen Seal
loped.edged Embroidered Handkerchief, en-
broldered In white. black. and colors, elegant
quality, soft, fine, and sheer
Regular price..,. 200
Surplus Stock price. .............37L
Surplus stock of ladies' Extra Fine Sheer
Linen Embroidered Hemstitched .Handker-
chiefs, handsomely embroidered In black,
white, and colors superior quality.
Regular priee...."", ....t,,.,""75c
Surplus Stock price ce,....,.."., SO. SOC
This is an excellent opportunity TO secure
fine Handkerchlets ut prices usually asked for
| inferior qualities.
WOODWARD & LoTHRoP.
National Republican., 1886-07-01
" Knock About. "

Our Hats are guaranteed to be only this
seasons goods, all new and desirable shapes.
We make this reduction, preferrlng the
sacrifice rather than carry over any goods
TO next season.
National Republican., 1886-07-01

AT You can buy Mixed Straw Milllner
loo Rough and Ready, Wauksha, Turbans
LOU. and Sailors In all shaies. Dress Hats
and Union Milans.
You cnn buy Milan Plpltti, Milan and
AT Tuscan Sensation, Needle Braid Belle,
OOo Mixed Rough and Ready, Jllt; only
0SSs good and desirable shades; heretofore
sold at CSC and sl.2i.
AT You can buy large Black Hats In
0Oo Rough and Ready Mixed Braids,
oSC. heretofore sold at 7ic and 0Sc
AT You can buy our finest Milan Hats Of
7Io all shapes and colors, heretofore sold
ttC. at sl.9S.
At You can buy Childrens Trimmed
nor Hats, Just the thing for country, pic
tAO' mics, or excursions, heretofore sold at
CSC and sL2i.
National Republican., 1886-07-01
TheBOn Marcho
316-319 SEVENTH STREET.
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Ribbons.
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Ribbons.
No 0 Satin and Ottoman, in ecru,
black, myrtle, tan, white, dark, car
AT dinal bronze, and drab. No. 16,
1On Crepe de Cheno Picot Edgt, cream,
tOO. navy, beige, light brown, dark
YARD. brown, shrimp, and ecru. The
silk.
~ Nos, 16 and %, Fancy Ribbons, in all
lOC. shades and designs, warranted all
YARD silk; have sold at 800 and 4sc.
AT Nos. % md 80, fine imported Brocade
ORc and Striped, in gauze, satin, and silk,
SOOs new designs and lints of this season;
YARD. have been sold at Gc and SOC.
AT finch wide, ino imported Sash Rib
f7Hc bons, beat quality, satin and gros
toO. grain, moire, in all colors; have sold
YARD. at csc.
Flowers, &c.
AT You can buy Nontours of fine Chry.
OH0 santhemums, Rose Bunches aud
ASS' Poppy Bunches.
AT You can buy fine punches Of large
QOo Buds, Wild Rose Bunches, aud Piquet
cCS' Bunches.
Ar You can buy Montours Of Wheat
1% Mixtures, Field Flowers, Silk Pop.
4SC. pies and large variety Of Montours:
sold at Sl.2i
All Fine Imported Montours OF Velvet
H1 blossoms, Piquets of fine leaves, In
(4C. oil colors and shades; sold at sl.7i
and Sl9S.
Ostrich Feathers.
At You can buy Ostrich Tips. 8 in bunch.
COo In cardinal, Nile, orange, lavender,
NOS. and yellow, sold at 7ic.
AT You can buy White and Cream os-
ROc trich Tips, 3 in bunch; heretofore
oSC. sold at 15c.
rN' You can buy Ostrich Pompons in oil
CSC. colors; heretofore sold at use.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-04
Election ana Installassen.

The Fame Hose Company has elect.
ed now cfiicers As follows: President,
II. n. Bourbon; vioe-President. A. NJ
HOPES; secretary, Alexander Whit
craft, treasurer, Thomas johnson;
trustees, Alexander Whitcratt, j. @.
Wigglesworth and Jacob Kopp; direc-
tors, II. II. Hazel, George Brickle
Harry Aberns, Lewis Peekey, George
Niedermaier and Jefferson Butler
committee on examinations, William
Carpenter, Walter Finn and George
Hiedermaier; committee on accounts
Frank Brand, Charles Pyle and
William Mccormick; engineer. Frank
Brand.
On Saturday evening Wilmington
Division, No. ], Sons of Temperance
Installed the following: W. p, George
w. Bald win;W. A., o. b. Cloud; r. q.
8. N. FogR; treasurer, Jacob Katst; X
g., A. NJ. Beatty, A. H. s. Walter Her
sey; chaplain, X. b. Mcdonnell; con.
dnctor, Samuel Ritter; assistant conduo
tor. Annie M. Matthews; I. s r. v. g.
Beatty; o. 8 Solomon Hersey; P. W.
p, Henry Manlove.
Excelsior Lodge, No. Z, X. OF P. hal
elected the following officers: p. c.,
J. l.. Work; G. O., Charles Paxson
Iv. o., Q. o. Funk; prelste, II. r
Banks; ID. A, II. T. Ozark; X. OF B.
aud g., O. B. Roberts; M. of f., W,
j. Moreland; M. of E., II. Barton
representative TO Riverview Gem etery
j. ID Porter; trustees. j. II. Porter
and q. b. Roberts.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-04
the Hixh school opening.

On Saturday last large number OF
people waited the High school building
at Eighth and Adams streets, and
thTous sh the courtesy OF the building
and school committees were shown
through that splendid building. Every
body expressed themselves as delig gEted
and proud that Wilmington owned
such o building. The formal opening
Of the school will take place this even
ing In the rge..audience room, which
" Ill hold on O pinch 800 persons, but
this seating capacity not being equal TO
accommodate all who desire TO attend +,
the com mittee have found 1t necessary
to issue cards Of admission, and only
those holding these cards and mem
bers Of the Board Of Education will be
admitted.
The Rev. j. 81. Caldwell, D. D.,
president OF Delaware College will
make the opening prayer. DIR. T. A.
Keables, ehairmsn of the building
committee, will make formal presen-
tation Of the building othe Board, and
President Charles Baird will acospt 1t.
Congressman Charles B Lore will be
prescott and deliver an address. Prin-
oipal Graham will also speak on The
Aims and Purposes of High Schools. !"
Essays, declamations and music will
be interspersed through the program.
Mayor Rhoads will lead the children,
who will sing the following numbers |:
" Ny Mother Bids Me Bind Ny Hair, !"
Haydn "Thou Art My Rose," Il. A.
Chipman "The Water Lilies" O. q.
Converse Ella Ci Darem Don
Gioranni" Mozart.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-04
PeufusuIAr Pofm O..

Mr.. Tubbs. who resides near Worcester,
Nd, caught Q coon yesterday morning
which weighed % pounds. Mr.. Tubbs
says this coon has been kuowD for the
last twenty years as "Three Toed-
john"
Here Is somthing as remarkable M it
is commendable: The Delaware House
at Smyrna was closed ON Christmas
Day with paper stuck on the door
worded as follows: "Olosed for peace
The switches on the Delaware Rail
road are being extended all the time on
the west side Of the track, looking to-
wards o double track when the neces.
sity demauds 1t, which will be the first
big peach crop.
Farmers In Kent county are selling
their corn at 10 cents per bushel. Thii
is very low, but there is little prospects
for Its getting better in prise,
William Wallace, OF New Castle, Wal
. Union soldier In the late war, II
!Doubleday's command. At the hattie
| OF Gettysburg he was miraculously
preserved from death by q she'll fireC
from o Con federAte battery, which On
tered the ground near where no sto u
and failed to explode. Last summer h
went to Gettysburg and dug this shell
up, and now has 1t In his possession, Tn
she'll had remsined buried In the grount
] % years and o day.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-04

The Boston Ideal Opera Company
will com mence an engagement In this
city next Monday night, the 11th
instant. and remain here Ave nights
instead of four as at first announced.
During their engagement the following
operas will be given: Monday, "Giral-
da"; Tuesday, Victor; Wednesday
paatinee, " Musketers" and st night
the" Bohemian Girl"; Thursday, FRA
Diavolo"; Friday, Martha" In which
occurs that gem, "The Last Rcse OF
nsual, bring their own excellent orches.
ira of sixteen pieces under the leader
ship of 8. l.. Smedley. The operas
selected for presentation In this city are
among the finest now on the stage, and
this, with the well known reputation
of the company, will insure crowded
houses.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-04

A special dispatch TO the PittsburR q
Commercial-G says n desperate
attempt was made to burn the town Of
Tarentum, Penua., early yesterday
The fire was discovered In Essler's
livery stable, and spread to Rue e.
Jones groo' ry store, Zimmerman 8 shoe
store aud DIR. Volz's residence, and al
were destroy ed. The Villains had cut
the ropes OF the two alarm bells, brokep
the principal pumps in the village and
carried off the fre buckets and tubs,
The cries Of fire aroused William Dib-
bel, Q boy who was employed In q plan
ing mill, upon which wac bell. He ran
to the mill, and upon finding the bell
rope cut, climbed to the roofand sounded
the alarm by striking the bell with o
hammer. There was an attempt mad de
to burn the village two weeks ago,
when there was loss Of nearly $50, ,O00.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-04
the Crime Reeord.

Patrick Cain, aged 10 years, drank
whiskey" In such quantities" In Clev-
land on New Years eve that he died
from Its effects on Saturday night.
Richard L. Cooney, fireman on one
OF the monitors at City Point, Virginia,
committed suicide on Friday night. No
cause is assigned, ex cept that he was
probably tired of life"
Mr. Allen Renfrew, aged 81 yeara,
committed suicide while Insane In Pitts.
field, Massachusetts, on Saturday.
Adolph Rose, First Sergeant In Bat
terry l.. Second Artillery, stationed NJ
St Augustine, committed suicide on
Saturday In Ct Of insanity.
Henry Allen, eolored, being Jealous,
shot his wife and himself, in Pittsburg,
on Saturday night. She is expected e
recover, he to die.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-04
soSialsafs Raying.

August Spies yesterday read an ad-
dress before the usual Sunday gather
ing OF Anarchists in Chicago. which
was unanimously adopted as the seuti-
mont of the meeting. The address
remiEded his auditors that the day was
the 2Bth anniversary Of the accession OF
the Emperor William, and said that
"his reign had been disgrace TO civil
ization." Referring 70 the Emperor, the
speaker said "He has. under the
infamous pretsnse of patriotism and
and the honor of Germany, led Ger
mans againts Garmans ON the battle
field. The catAeombs Of Radowa and
Langensalza, the horrible slaughter at
the Upper SohawaEen, are preof OF this.
The speaker concluded by saying: The
free German Empire Is transformed
into an endless prison, in which the
inmates perform their duties As free
citizens under the supervision of five
hundred thousand skilled murderers.'
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-04
House Kans.cnea and Robbed.

On the day before Christmas Clifford
Greenman, Of No. 7e9 Washington
street, left this city with his wife 10
spend o week with friends at Landen.
berg. They gave their servant o vaca-
tion until their return and locked all
the doors and windows OF the house
securely. They did not return until
last Thursday Afternoon, when Mrs.
Greenman went direct TO their residence,
but the husband concluded TO 20 hrst to
his store, No. ALI King street. When
Mrs. Green man reached the house she
foand the locks OF the front door broken,
the only fastening remaining being q
chain on the inside OF the door. Upon
entering the house Mrs. GreenmaH
found that the drawers and closets had
been thoroughly ransacked and theiI
contents scattered around the floors
while number OF articles were bun
died up IS though ready 70 be carried
away. The gas In one OF the second
story rooms was burning, and used
matches were scattered all around thu
floors. The thieves had apparentl,
made themselves At home, ~ severa
cakes and jars Of preserves had beef
eaten.
1t was evident that the robbers ha(
made two or more visits to the hous'
and intended TO return. Mr.. and Mrs
Greenman are as yet unable 70 state tn
full extent Of their loss, but the follow
ing goods are missed A nearly new
overcoat, pair Of fur topped gloves, tw'
white shirts, Q set OF red fiaHnels
seven ladies' handkerchief, pocket
book, 81. Is. two pillow cases. vest, tw'
towels, one sheet, three cams Of peaches
Two gold studs with letter g, one gol'
stud with fsur garnet stones, one gol'
stud with small coral, one lady's gol'
neck chain, one thimble and a coppe
penny Of the year 1923, an heir loom
tho value of the articles stolen 10 abou
fifty dollars. Several articles were Il
the entry near the front door, az
dropped, and . couple of deposit book
were thrust behind the stair carpt
linen.
The neiRhbors say that they hear
noises several nights last week. but di
not tor q moment suppose that the
proceeded from Mr.. Greenma ans house
Mr.. GreenmaD says that he will n
deem any of the stolen articles IL the
fall into the hands OF parGies advan'
Ing money on them, and he be seI
notice.