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New-York tribune., 1886-08-21
BREAKJyG DOJgN UNDER TEST.

NEwPoRT, L. J., Aug. 2O-Secretary Whitney
aud Captain Emory. OF The Dispatch stayed AZ the
Ocean House last night The Secretary aud party have
been inspecting torpedo and naval stations one OF
the Herresnons swift launches which they sell
the Government came down from Bristol and took the
Secretary OF the dispatch ths morning TO let him see
what tho launch could do II went outsds the harHor
[. aiinR rs .ueed high when the piston sud-
denly gave aud another part Of the machinery got
our OF woraing order, and the launch came 10 stand
sui Tn, re was considerable excitement for time. but
finally tho launch OF the United States ship New Hamp
shire came down and rescued the secretary.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-21
THE LYNCHING or" WNGO JACK"

CONFESSION OF ONE OF THE LYycnERs IMPLICAr-
ING PROMINENT MEN.
EAToNTowv. n. j., Aug. 2O.-Joseph Ander-
son. who fed from here on the morning the body Of
"Mingo Jack" the negro who assaulted young woman
place. hanging the doorway OF the lock-
up Last March. II at mis- fathers homo, sick with
typhoid fever. lie Is not expected TO live This morn
Ing he confessed to being OF the party who ynched
Mngo Jack and implicated several prominent resi-
dents The excitement IN consequence 10 great officers
are Guarding The house. n Anderson RECEIVERS ho will
he taken before the Grand Jury.
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AN INTERESTING PATENT CASE.

PITTsBURG, Aug. 20 (SpeciaD.-A strange
patent case carno before the United to-day
Three years ago j. W. McCain, or Sunbury, Penn, In
vonted a tablo eg the manufacture OF which began
without first securing patent One day he visited
by his brother, c. B. McClaD, OF Wsonown who short
ly afterward drew node OF the leg, forwarded 1t to
Washington. and occurred a patent In his name.
Wbep ts Commissioner OF Patents was Informed OF tho
facts p the he revoked the letters issued c. h.
Me lain aud re,.sued them 10 j. W. McClan. Now the
former asks that latter he ouoined from selling the
leg mater OF ownership Is settled. Tue decision
IVA
New-York tribune., 1886-08-21
THE TORONTO COAL CONSPIRACY CASE

TORONTO. Aug. 20 (>peciaD In the coal con-
triracy case tnis morning Justice OConnor decided
that while the books OF Mr.. Burns had been illegally
seized and he believed that Burns would have good
case against the officers for respass could not inter-
fere In the action. Magistrate Denison called up the
case The contracts entered into between the city
Burns were put In and other evidence
taken. The case was then postponed till Monday.
Charles H. syrnens was arrested on charge Of embez-
Hing but admitted ball The general uipre. don
IL that the will dismissed.
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DIR. HOLMES SAYING GOODBYE.
HIS ENTHUSIASTIC RECEPTION AT A BANQUET |
LIVERPOOL.
lBY CABLE TO TIE rRIBUSE.1

lBY CABLE TO THE TRIBUNE
LONDON, Aug. 2O.-Dr. Oliver Wendell
Holmes was banquetted tonight by the Philomathic
Society prior to his departure the Aurania to
Sir James Picon spoke for the city aud Vice.
Consul Sewal for the President OF the United States
DR.. Holmes received with the greatest enthu
Responding to toast to his health he SAID thar
don is the throbbing heart OF England Liverpool is her
warm hand. He recalled his first visit to Liverpool In
1884 when he made his first railway journey Manches
ter and back "just to see what railway travelling
was ike" He expatiated upon tho difference
between the world Of that time and the world OF the
present day. adding that he unknown that
he and his daughter Hospitality received. lie
SAID he did know how express his thanks for
loving. assiduous attention he had every where
ceived He loved England and Scotland, and regretted
that he was unable to accept the KIND invitations OF
friends In Ireland In conclusion he said The
courteses have received will strengthen the bond be-
tween the imperial mother and her mghtiest prug.
trust that the waters OF the Atlantic will drown
their mutual affection Farewel dear dear Eng
land"
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DROWNED IN THE LACHIyE RAPIDS

MONTREAL, Ang. 20 (SpeciaD. William B.
Williams OF New-iorK. Is supposed to have committed
suicide by throwing himself the Lachine Rapids TO-
DAY. lie arrived here days ago on business visit
III ihe interest OF the Universal Fashion Company Of
Now YORK, but has beer missing His wife says
tnat TINS morning she received letter from eayIne
that he wac disappointed at not succeeding In
snu was eolns TO throw himself into the rapids. De-
tectives nave gone 10 LAchlne ~ look for INN.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-21
UNEASINESS IN BELFAST.

BELFAST, Aug. 2O.-The PrOtestants here
much rritated over Lord Randolph Churchrs de
fence OF the police who have been engaged during
the riots. They assert that the police officials have
conrived TO mslead Lord Randolph and declare that
the facts OF the case warrant tho suspicion that
spracy exists between the police and Catholics OF Bel
fast. Anumber OF Protestant rowtes have chacn ged
Catholics tn night to- morrow. Much uneasness is felt
New-York tribune., 1886-08-21
DISCLOSING CAPITAL AVID LABoR.

KEY EAST n. j., Aug. 20 (SpeciaD. The
opeuipr exercises of the American Institute OF Phios
ophy were conducted by tho Rev. Dr. Whitehead. Of
baltimore. The Rev. DR.. Farbairn, president OF
st. stenhen's College. Anandalc. N Y, read paper on
"Capital and Labor" This afternoon spirited discus
son OF the paper entered Tomorrow other
paper, will he read on this topic. by S. q. Moody,
author OF "a work capital ana labor.
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MOVING FOR ANOTHER ELECTION IN SLIGO.
LONDON, Aug 2O.-ln the House of Com
mons this afternoon MI Bggsr, Parnehte moved that
anew writ be issued s0r sccOn In the south vision
OF Sligo In place Mr. who having been elected
both for that and the division Of Belfast de-
cded to cit for tho latter The Speaker refused to
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RELEASE OF TIE HOWARD goIRpoox

HALIFAX. Aug. 20 (Specioh.-The S4OO fine
inhic'ed Oh the American schooner Howard Holbrook
Was deposited with Collector Rournot at Port Hawv.
sailed for North Bay. A'e"' ""'
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JELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

CHICAGO, Aug 2O.-Jack Inrke has written letter com
planning OF Jack" Dempsey iIiiurc 70 afange eoNe COZ.
a., wh him lie challenges Dempsey to nPht for te
gate RECEIPTS otherwise between September 22 AMI Noyen
ber In either Minneapolis, Omaha, Denver or San Fran
MOVEMENTS OF THE NORTH ATLANTIC FLEET
PoRT.Sp Ne. Aug 20 tSDecldN.-rhc unitxd state,
steamers Tennessee hwaar anh lantc which have been IA
during tho past two months wall a.. tD,,ordo.
Afternoon and proceed ton dy df, The ncot
Will neat call Al Newport
ATTRACTIONS AT VETERANS REUNION.
IT W.YgF Ind Aug 2O-11erc il large attendance To-
day al The reunion of the 1rlSate Veterans As-ocaton
General 0sccrans tie giOunds ts afternoon si fo
ceived an ovation aud Robert a. inserso Wall 10
here Sunday.
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AN ARCHAEOLOGICAL DISCOVERY.

| ATHENS, Aug. 2O.-An archaeological dis
coyery has just been made here exciting much
interest Several columns in state OF perfect Pescr
walton have been unearthed on tho Acropos. They
belong 10 o period before the Persian wars.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-21
INTERNATIONAL CRICKET.

OTTAWA, Aug 2O-A game of cricket was
played here to-day between the West Indian ana the
Ottawa cricket clubs The as follows: West
Indians frat inning, 7; Ottawas 81. Second inning.
West Indians 73 for the Oss OF eight wicket when
was stopped for tho day.
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EVIDENCE OF A COLLISION AT SEA

OF. JOHNS, n. F., Aug. 20 lSpeciab. The side
.e ship drove ashore yesterday at shinsle Head
ear Ia Race There 10 marks by which the
collision oat II Is evident that there has been
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MOVEMENTS OF HOSTILE mrx,c

,...,s.," nxnhpo, rex, Aug. 2o.-News having been
ssa .ma', .a. sns asAlcAn authorities have for,l.
ssn' And placed detachment Of sixty troon.
s'~"AndSn' Of Fort Mcintosh. Colouel BERNARD n"'
New-York tribune., 1886-08-21
FoUNDERED IN. THE CHINA SEA.

LONDON, Aug. 2O.-The British steamer
Aberdeen, from Hankow for London win large cargo
oea foundered while leaving the CHINA Sea. The
of the crew 10 unknown.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-21
GIVING CANADIANS THE SLIP.

MONTREAL. Aug. 2O-1hc ship Asia, which
was under seizure. quietly sailed out OF port to-day,
with guardian board. baiin started to
her at Quebec The captain is here that no
Intended Join his vessel at Quebec, Should she not
stop at Quebec shell Will be sent after from the
citadel.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-21

tailed body OF twenty from this post start from
Paafox opposite Pan this side OF tho river Rumors
are current TO the effect that the Mexcans had
the river to this side. Pdlafox Ia deserted mining
jacent to 1t and could easily be plundered
New-York tribune., 1886-08-21
FAIALLT BUkNED ~ BOILING SODA.
While az work LII the cLemIcal wnrks of Ii Palil

fer In Gerry ST., Brooklyn ycsIerday hc,el I.se.
forty, OF No $50 Ellery st. fell of bOg suta
re oN eel injuries from ~l.h lao died Last uveuns a.
CatAerncs Hospital
New-York tribune., 1886-08-21

OVER FIVE THOUSAND BARRELS OF OIL BURNED
LONDON, Aug. 2O.-A fire broke out to-day
Oh Dudgeons Wharf. on which stored 10000 bar
rels of petroleum over 5000 barrels destroyed.
The petroleum market has become rner the lire.
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ceive the motion. stating that petition had been pret
sented against granting seat to Mr.. Sexton Tor Wes-
Belfast.
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[B. BOOTH, Auctioneer. l RulcII25NAaA1LD Rl!L

TWILL sell on Thursday. April 18th, at 10 a. m, w at the house No S9 College street, all the remaining furniture and carpets consisting in part of Brussels and Ingrain carpets Parlor set Marble top tables, large library table, elegant line walnut chamber set, hair mattresses of extra quality feather pillow counterpanes, Walnut secretry and bookcases, Walnut sideboerd, dining chairs covered with leather, etc, etc.
 Sale Rain or Shine. al4 ~
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WANTED. A sITUAT1ON by a capable woman as cook in ence. Inquire i2 pOW CSrf5yrrT ei a1h 1fE - 'AAs-4A11.
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FOR RENT.

<sA THE place No. 39O Orchard street, between
 Es.sA Elm street and Whalley avenue
 The dwelling is, or will be put, in perfect repair. House contains nine rooms and has modern i'm provements; a good barn the grounds (which are 50x216), three stalls, wagon room and shed for driving under Apply to
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Fair Haven,

The first Sunday in May three candidates, who have lately been baptized, will be re- ceived into the Grand street Baptist church.
 The schooner c. L. Valentine, recently built in this port, is at Newport, R. I. waiting for favorable winds to sail for New York.
 Judge Deming on Tuesday sent John O'Laughlin, the crazy man who has been living ia hut made of railroad ties by the Shore Line railroad track, to Middletown.
 Much complaint is made that many un- registered dogs are allowed to roam about the streets unmolested.
 The Fair Haven ghost that has been re- ceiving the watchful attention of Officers Clancy and Farrell for some time past has not been seen now for over week
 Captain William H. Pierpont has nearly recovered from the shaking up he received at the Derby road accident some weeks ago.
 Senior Vice Commander Coe of Admiral Foote post, G. A. R., who has been laid up with illness for some weeks, is able to be at work again.
 Superintendent w. A. Waterbury of the Air Line railroad is repairing and altering his residence on Grand street.
 Fred. s. Waterbury is to be removed from his desk at the Hartford freight office, Belle dock, and transferred to the office of the su- perintendent of the Air Line railroad May 1st
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Ok6 E6 E M IA DESIRABLE house for small family at 23S E:;s Orchard street, first door north of Chapel; EEsssAl modern improvements; rent $500 per year. Inquire at
 a3tf i 38q CHAPEL STREET
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and of me it is true C

and of me it is true of all other men and companies. If so you and your secret order are the law and an American citizen is such only in name Already for weeks your order have, in your attacks upon this company not hesi- tated to disable it by violence from rendering its duty to the public and from giving work and paying wages to men at least three times your own number who, working as they were by your side, were at least de serving of your sympathy Having pushed this violence beyond even the great forbearance of the public and found in this direction cause to hesitate, you now turn upon me and propose that the wrongs you have hitherto inflicted on the public shall now eliminate in an attack upon an individual. In this, as I have said, the real issue is between you and the laws of the land. It may be before you are through that those laws will efficiently advise you that even I, individual citi- zen, am not beyond their care.
 Very Respectfully,
 JAY GOULD,
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IA A SMALL House and two acres of land, kssG near horse cars. Price $25OO. Terms easy
 T. c. SLOAN SON.
 Room Benedict's Building. Oran evaDin1a a2
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"A YOUNG gentleman at liberty afternoons and XA- evenings would like emplyment of any suit able nature; understands bookkeeping and can n- struct in German and higher English branches; has
 had some experience u tutoring children; the best Of reference furnished. x,
 mic This Office
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EOR RENT.

xkAsA TWO furnished cottages at Durham Conn Es::iI 215 miles by stage from depot Air Line El.A rairoad; delightfully."- situated in center of village. Each house contains 10 rooms and are nicely furnished
 a10 St H. P. HOADLEY.
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S@ THE large house corner of Olive and Woos- E:;; ter streets occupied by Mrs Charles Volk- NAs.A man; suitable for Store saloon and boarding house. Also summer residence situated at Morris Cove together with barn, she1s and cook house, For sale or to rent, furnished unfurnished
 MASSENA CLARK, aS2m Room No. 4, S7 Church Street.
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A Rare Business Opportunity.

UTANTED-A partner with about &, 900 and a w knowledge of office work or travelling, young man preferred, to take one-half interest in a well established business manufacture of food products established seven years; splendid chance for the right party wtll bear close investigation; refer ences exchanged Address
 ap1s 3t* G., THIS OFFICE,
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WANTED.

A MAN to work farm; must be good A milker and strictly temperate. Apply to
 ~ JOHN E. WARNER, al4 2t* DiXwen Avenue. Hamden
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Veu;ldinDEo otsWD Wnsf Aaven

fh4A FROM May 1st, 1886, the fine stores oc- @i;: cupied by. N. Adam & Co, in the Insur, -Zessl ance building Will be rented separately if
 s12 tm1 Receiver.
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f54A FARM located in Hamden, about miles Esi'i from the city, northwest of the H. E. church. azl.k There gre 60 of first class land, good house of 13 rooms. large new barns. Can sell 100 quarts of milk per day at the door. Fruit and vegetable farm Over GOO fruit of best var ety. Will exchange for a small house in the city sell on reasonable terms. Inquire
 HINMAN'S AGENCY, ais 6t* 63 Church Street
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A SITUATION by competent girl to do general 4A housework in private family; can go we'll recommended Inquire at s4 BROAD STREET.
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FORTHWITH CONGRESS.

'SENATE.-Mr. Butler addressed the Senate in favor of open executive sessions, and MT. Logan will speak on the same side to-mor- row. The inter State commerce bill was discussed until 4:10 when executive ses- sion was held and when the doors were opened the Senate adjourned.
 HousE-After routine business the House took up the Hurd-Romeis contested election case. and after discussing the matter the vote was first taken on the resolution of the minority declaring that Romeis is not enti- tied to the seat-defeated, yeas 105; nays 16S. The Democrats who voted with the Republicans in the negative were Messrs Beach, Blanchard, Blount, Boyle, Candler, Cutchings, Dargan, Doekery, Dunn, Findlay, FCrd, Gay, Gibson of Maryland, Hale Ham mond, Harris, Heard, Hampshire, Henley, Herbert, Hewitt, Holman, Lanham, Lawler, Lore, Lowering, Lowery, Morgan, Neal, Mace, O'Farrell, Randall, Rogers, Seymour. Shaw, Sowden, Spriggs, Stewart of Texas, Martin, Twope, Tillman, Turner, Ward of Illinois, Warner of Ohio, Wilson, Wise, Wolford and Warrington
 The majority resolutions confirming Romeis' right to the seat were agreed to without division.
 There was a contest for precedence over the consideration of the appropriation bills. NIT. Willis of Kentucky, in charge of the river and harbor bill, s5eered it around the obstacles presented by the military academy and the consular diplomatic and appropria- tion bills, but his course was delayed when the agricultural appropriation bill was reach ed. The delay, however, was but temporary, for in half an hour the latter bill was taken up and passed. The only discussion of the measure arose over an amendment offered by MT. Price, of Wisconsin, propss- ing the reduction of the employees in the department of agriculture. This gave MT. Skinner, of North Carolina, a chance of which he availed himself to attack the com missioner of agriculture for retaining in of flee Republican pets" who did not come under the civil service rules.
 The river and harbor appropriation bill was then taken up and left as unfinished business, when at 5 o'clock the House ad- iourned.
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WANTED,

WANTED. A respectable girl to do general housework in a -1A small private family. Call at a14 2t* 599 CHAPEI, STREET
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AIN A SITUATION by a respectable girl to do gen 1A eral housework in private family; good ref erence Inquire at a14 2t* 1o4 WALL STPEET
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h+A THE brick house 113 York street. with sta #:; ble; house contains II good rooms and
 GEeA bath room; front and back stairs; kitchen on first ioor hot and cold ater and is in fine con dition; modern in every sense; windows on side, we'll front and rear; furnace almost new Aoplv to William Gay, 27 Warren street, N. Y., OF 10 w Beers No 1R2 Chanel street. ap10tf
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ATornado,. AwfuI work.

TOrnado,s Awful Work.
 ST. PAUL, April 14.-A tornado destroyed many dwellings in St. Cleud and Sauk Rapids to-day. Several persons were killed some reports place the number high as thirtyfve. Many were fatally injured. A train with relief and supplies has left here.
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EOR SALE
FOR, RENT.

ASA COTTAGE at Short Beach (Brsnford) very Es:: pleasantly situated " ithin few feet of the AR.sA beach; broad piazza on three sides; rooms, furnished; good will.
 a10 St H. P. HOADLEH.
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Cake Walk.

Cake Walk. MR. REED has been requested to repeat the M cake walk held March 31st, and it will take place at the Atheneum April 20th assisted by the Elm City Quartette. Ladies to walk for the cake will be in readiness that there will be delay. Cake to be presented free to the lady winning It. One of the greatest features of the evening will be the whistling contest for S25 between a New York and New Haven man. The judges will be MT. W. A. Rec, Mr. ". s. Fevis, MT. L. O. Kellogg of Yale, MT. E E. Ball, the manufacturer, of this city Tickets will be on sale at Loomis'-
 a15
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FOR SALE

&55=ssA THE valuable piece of real estate known Eiii as Hamilton Park, containing about 50 acres EassE of land desirably located It is offered for less than one half what it coull have been pur. chased for at any time during the past twenty tate s. F. MERWIN,
 al56t
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l.. sCHONBERG GERS,

L. SCAAON B Ef ft G GE kt'S,
 1,2, Central Market. BROADWAY CASH STORE. Prime Beef, Veal, Sugar Cured Hams
 and Fresh Eggs. Fresh Plate Beef SC lb. Corned Plate Beef 5c Ib. Choice cuts Beef to stew 6c lb. Chuck Roast Beef, extra cuts, 10c lb. Splendid Chuck Steaks only 12c lb. Bottom Round Steak 12c lb. Top Round Steak 15c lb. Choice cuts Rib Roast Beef 16c lb. Prime Veal Loin to roast 16c lb. Prime Veal Leg for baking 16c lb. Prime Veal Breast for stllffing 12c lb. Prime Veal to stew 8c-10c lb. Extra fine Sugar Cured Hams lie lb. Breakfast Bacon 12c lb. Nice Chickens, full dressed, 1Sc lb. Fresh Country Eggs 16c dozen. We ready for business and sell Meat and Gro ceries cheaper than any other house in this city and will give many more bargains.
 PAUL JENTE & BRO.,
 lO1 And 1O7 Broadway.
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ERR SALE

SsA A NICE paying business property, Nos. 80 EM;;: and a2 James street and Nos. 165, 167 and A4sssA 169 Saltonstall avenue lying together, will the purchase In perfect condition and rented to good paying tenants. One-half can remain if de- Sired. Apply to B. c. LAKE, 65 Church street, or PATRICK MTTRRAY. the premises. 13 5t*
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Building Lots Nm West AlVen. Y HAVE desirable plot of ground new A. street. very near the Green. some 400 feet less money than anything else of equal value Alp ply 154 Water street, EDWARD A. RAY.
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Rrnnistnns, Etc.

COWBOY POETRY. There was young man named Hughes Who never had fl; of the blughes. So much Butter he sold around At 25 cents a pound That he danced till he his shughes. Choicest Gilt Edge Butter 25c lb. Fine Vermont Butter 200 lb. Good Sweet Butter 16c lb 5lb tubs Gilt Edge Butter $11O 10 lb tubs Gilt Edge Butter $2. Best New Process Flour $6. Pure Old Government Java Coffee 25clb. Presents free to all.
 Lehigh Coal, Always 25c a ton cheaper than other dealers.
 Geo. w. H. Hughes,
 Independent Coal Dealer. a14 34 Church Street.