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Evening star., 1886-12-04
ADJUSTMENTS.

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ADJUSTMENTS.
NEW NATIONAL rHEArER
THIS SATURDAY. EVENING
| List Appearance of
MR. ATKINS LAWRENCE
VIOLA ALLEN.
In The Great Drama of Wall Street Life
WALL STREET BANDIT.
Ar,.y that has nsss Maae Sffki al kmeric. Laugh
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Great Laughing Success
WE. Us CO.
W. A. MEsTAYER
And the representative company. of Comedians ant
EVERYTH1Na NHsfilSfs II AneS1s1i new
NC" New Costumes. e" songs New Scenery. M aness a
4 LBAUaHs GRAND OPERA HOUSE
LAST LAST AEFEARASSE AAEEFFEAEsSSSE SF SE
The Representative Irish Comedian.
W. J. SCANLAN.
PEEK-A-BOO.
in the Greatest OF all Irish Plays,
SHANE-NA-LAwN,
Hear Scanlans new songs, written by him during
his late tour in Ireland ..
Suggested by his meeting with lovely Irish girl who
escorted him as guide through the Gap of Dunloe.
~ Remember Boy. You're Irish
PEEK-A-BOO.
Next week-MR LAWRENCE BARRETT ne9
A A1BAUeH's GRAND sSfEk SfEkA HOUSE
COMMENCING MONDAY, DEC. g.
MR. LAWRENCE BARRETT.
Tuesday Nsht and
boa5e B %EaSF * vENlh .ns
GARRICK; Saturday Evening, JULIUS CESAR. Seats
C'AD DfNNER HSSE AND soc1ABLE
NEXT WEDNESDAY EVENING (DEC. STD,
At NATIONAL RIFLES ARMORY HALL.
From to IL O'Clock pm.
Admission, including Dinner. % cts.
Proceeds will be devoted to aid in building Union
Chapel at Colonial Beach, Va. dat.
BAzAAH.
The Ladies of St. Marks p E. Church will holda
For the benefit of ths haldina Find on DECEMBER
+ AVE. XVI p bet ct Cd and Sd ss e.
Steele now on exhibition in Whiting on's Window No
the food SoTf to attend and d dsG
TRICYCLEs AND BICYCLES FOR RENT BY
Bicycles and Misses Tricycies from s1 up u CAff-
TAI CYCLE CO.. 1406 y. Y ave n2-:'m
X KERNAN's-wAsHINGTON THEATER
BEhSfb dfsSsf BAND
saiGH sssaHfEfEE S. SAsBE Azhfia 81
ssS
harys1s ehSkhES Sf IL SssBRpsisS%' BaSksa
HErrERshY Tfs sfhSYnay Z y'aspSSA1D. G5fsSs
The Irish ambassadors
CUPONTI the Hndoo Juggler.
Matnees Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
Next Week : H'llen 1bEAHs s hs!',' FIRST PRIZE y
n1ME MUSEUM.
WONDERFUL SHOW THIS WEEK!
Last three SE{zSNa SHXz St tae 5oE. Joyous Scout
The 'h'%ysa sHs SSssss"k s!ss + sas World in
the Greatest tss wola wAns Dogs and Horses
Admission only 10 cents.
Next Week-Silvo & Liston's Ideal Novelty Co.
RISCHOFF CONCERTS -1Ss6-'s7.
SIXTH SEASON,
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
Two by the best Professional Artists and Three by
the best local talent. First concert,
TUESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER IA,
FAMOUS MENDELsSOHN QUINTETTE CLUB,
OF BOSTON.
Course tickets with reserved seats 81 co. for sale at
Ellis Il Co.'S, on and after Monday Dec. 6. d1-l2t
pROF. CAIDWELLS DANCING ACADEMY
st. yosephs Hall, 9TH and H SITS. NV, every Tues
day and Friday. Class reunion to L pm Dancing
music furnished for Balls PARTIES &C. residence IL
St NV. div
HERZOG'S (NINTH STREED OPERA HOUSE.
Commencing MONDAY, November %.
Every Afternoon at =. Night at g..
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Every Lady ShOul Cali

at Oppenheimer's and see the beautiful samples OF
Embroidery Work. 52S 9th street northwest, st.
Cloud building.
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WASHINGTON, d. G., Dec f. 1886.
indications for "a Hours. Commencing at 3 pm"
TD-TdB.
For the District OF Columbia, Maryland, and Viz
ginia, fair weather. followed by light snow, north
west winds, nearly stationary temperature
BEST VELVET CARPETS. 81 per yard.
Fun Line Tapestry Brussels carpets, SOC per
yard W. b. MOSES Son, 1lth and F sts.
OPEN FOR THE sE.soS.-The Buckingham house,
S,o 18th street, Alex. Petersen, proprietor. Fur
nished in suites OF apartments Restaurant under
the personal supervision OF proprietor. Inspec-
tionof premises solicited before making engage
ments elsewhere situated opposite Mcpherson
square on 18th. between and X streets north
west, In the most saiubrious quarter OF the city.
rNPoRTANT TO TR.vgLERS-When you visit New
York stop at the Buckingham hotel, Fifth avenue,
Kept on the European plan. Very centrally located
for either transient or permanent guests; near the
Grand central depot and quite accessible by either
elevated surface railroads also by stages which
pass the door every few minutes This magnificent
hotel Is elegantly furnished and has splendid pub
lie parlOrs for ladies and gentlemen, smoking rooms
billiard rooms, private dining roOms, etc. etc. IL
has rooms varying in price from 81 per day up
wards, also superior accommodations Tor families
wishing To MAKE either long or short stays. The
bic. ''' '''' -' ' p''''' ''''''N"-
THE fire at my place only destroyed O sm:f,
quantity OF flowers and plants. / am fully pre-
pared 10 meet all the wants OF my customers.
WIN. COLEMAN.
SAVE MONEY by buying your horse blankets and
Carriage robes at Slnford's. 6,6 81. NV.
GAS FIXTURES, at Sheid's, 400 9th ST.
$500 NEwMaRKETs reduced TO s4.75. Sterns 9O4 1th
REIsIseEK's Ice cream, 235 G st. NV
MODES DE PARIS.
The Riggs House Annex
Monday and uesCiay, Dec. 8 6and7
Paris BonnetS aud London Hats
from
Nine. MARGUERITE REED,
81 West 2:}d street, New York city.
Represented by Miss PrendergaSt.
XMAS PRESENTS can be reserved now on small
deposits, so avoid the rush and get first choice
at K HARRIS Co.'S, Jew elers, 4S2 7th st.
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BLANkErs comforts. lowest price stern,s, eo4 III

X-MAs BUYEKs, see our prices Of diamonds in
City Items.
p uxppro T. IN nh
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PERSONAL.

OIvIL SERvICR EXAMINATION QUESTIONS
~ and snswsnL END loc o Roof storss 9re 1E g
nl-lm southwsst oos1sr sth and K sd. nv:
nN ACCOUNT OF THE HEAVY DEnAND gfQE
ssond 'hsnd cth3r 20 ~ ~ rn III - JtSTHT
OA Stand. 01o st nv. eno-S0
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Transfers of Real Estate.

Transfers OF real estate have been recorded as
follows: Anna VI. Mills to X. j. COrcoran, west pt.
i, sq. 191; s3,62o. Fannie A. Moore to c. c. Ridge
ley, lot IL, blk. II, LeDroit park; $3.50 John
Ridout 10 j. ii. Smyth, sub Z, So 79l: 81, 1884. 40
X X Perry Trustee, to John Van Riswick, lot B.
Blk . 4, biz. L.; 5; blk. 15, z in blk I6 T. & b. !
sub Mt. Pleasant, &c; lot 10, So. 231: s. Carrie
A Hanll to M-A-French, sub 30 81. $50; 81 30 C.
Il. Bailey to AYarilia Lambert and Mary j. Van
Riswick, pit. 20, So lao; $500. d. A. Windsor to
Z. a. Martln, SUB 2ti 81. $780, 5000. James Pill
ing 10 E. w. Bradford, sub lots 6' to 81 sl ID:
5. j. ;. SwormsJedu TO ii. NJ. Baker, sub lot no
50. :'}9: $. \. G. Clark to Olivia Cox. sa S. oI
1OlJ; s3.lf0. Mary A. Gibbons 10 James Bennett
pit. II, 81. 1907; 500. Morris Eeim to Helen E
Shepherd, sub. II, 81. S36; $3.50 Margaret II
Bailey, lots and =, 81. 81; s.. S. b. Huey ct al
executors, 10 the Penn. Mutual Life Insurance
company, sub. lots and D. So $50; pit. subs ) t.
10 and ID, So 36S lots 2S TO 81, and pts 27 and
81 Holmeads addition to West Washington; s.
Elizabeth Brindley TO Aylett Il. Hoffman, sub
lots 161 10 l6S, 81. 67o; $500. L. NJ Saunders et
al, trustees to L. II. Schneider pit. g. SO. 1885, $50
l.. III. Schneider TO Joseph Forrest same proper
$500. j. b. Winner TO Z. NJ. Noble sub lot los OF
lots 50 TO 80, Lanier Heights; 81, ,12O.
Evening star., 1886-12-04

THE fire at my place only destroyed q sm H.
quantity OF flowers and plants. / am fully pre-
pared 10 meet all the wants OF my customers.
VIM COLEMAN.
Evening star., 1886-12-04

A CALL on HIS BROTHER Cost HIN x5-Last
| night Olilcer Howell arrested Edward Luc.;ett,
colored on charge OF engaging in a game OF
| crap" thereby Obstructing the pavement In the
evening his brother James called to see him and
| he, Too, was locked up on the same charge This
4 81 L. DAYS.
Evening star., 1886-12-04

EvERY FAMILY SnOuld use Blulne 1Or Dlue1ng
purposes Watch the papers for reasons why.
Now IS THE TME.-Estabrook's the place for
fine photOgra phs. III Market Space
Evening star., 1886-12-04

BEST VELVET CARPETS. 81 per yard.
Full Line Tapestry Brussels carpets, soc. per
yard W. h. MOSES & SON. 11th and Z StS.
Evening star., 1886-12-04

For the District OF Columbia, Maryland, and Viz
ginia, fair weather, followed by light snow, north
west winds nearlY Stationary temperature.
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JOllnsOn,s. 9th and E

Ladies', Misses and Children'S under
wear very cheap, at the Combination. IL St. s.e
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A CASE FOR THE CIVIL COURTs.-To-day In the
Police Court, Mr.. William BurriS was Charged nv
Edward Gray, colored, with destroying private
property, and Gray was charged by Burris with
malicious treSpaSS. Both claim the ownership tO
| piece OF property situated near the corner of
4th and streets southeast ON which IL is charged
Gray begun The erection OF a building which Bur
ris had torn down, but as both actions were done
under color or right, the prosecuting officers
Thought IL was case for the civil courts, and a
| nolle pros. was entered in each case
Evening star., 1886-12-04
Bargains in JeWelry
AT ERANE.C

bargains in JeVVelry
AT FRANKS.
A gift most appreciated is one that will last.
From my stock of Watches Clocks, Jewelry
S1lverware and Cutlery you cannot fail to make
good selection. The low prices and reputation of
the house is guarantee that all will be treated
fairly. Presents selected will be safely stored
tlll wanted. WM. NJ. FRANK,
S&W,7 457 Pennsylvania avenue.
Twenty-Five Per Cent off on all coats for
ladies' misses and children, at A. Kaufman's 11th
ST. S. e. 2
Sewing Machines
for rent and repairing at Oppenheimer's, 528 9th
street northwest.
Blankets and Comforts very cheap at the
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JOhnson,.. Cor. 13th and n.

Toys for All Ages at A. Kaufmans combina.
tiOn, 11th st. sc.
Evening star., 1886-12-04

IHE CNiON VETERANS UNION.-W. s. Hancock
post No. 1, Union Veteran union has elected the
iollowilig-named comrades TO serve the ensuing
year: Coionei, l. ID. Bumpus; lieutenant colonel
master, Arthur Schatz; surgeon, John F. Bailey;
eGhaplaln, 81 L H. York; onicer OF the day, William
drum major, Henry Zen; fife major, Joseph
OLeary; color bearer, S. r. Andrews; historian
Coughl1n.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON. ID. C., Dec. 4. 1886.
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J.JAY GOULD has wonderful stock OF Christmas
tree toys fancy papers, cards, novelties japanese
scrolls, fans, mats, etc. 9th 81. near Pa. ave.
Evening star., 1886-12-04
FUssEL's Ice Cream. Ch arlottes and Candles

XMAS PRESENTS can be reserved now on small
deposits, so avoid the rush and get first chOic,
at X. HARRIS & Co.'S Jew elers, 4:S2 7th st.
Evening star., 1886-12-04

flight A STREET CAR--Iast night about eiobt
O'Clock several drunken men started fight In n
9th street car, at the corner OF 9TH and streets
When the car started one OF the men stopped the
@ norse and made things lively Tor the driver for a
ieN minutes rour cars were standing ON the
track when Detective Horne answered 2 distress
can gwen by one OF the drivers, and on complaint
Oh the driver or the car In which the disturbance
oflSihated the onlcer arrested George I. Faunce
VINO was released on 81 collateral which was for,
leited In the Police Court TODAY
Evening star., 1886-12-04

THE BANJO SoLoIsT, Mr.. Cammeyes, OF New
70 be ininitable.
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Sewing Machines
ScOtt's Emulsion of Pu

Blankets and Comforts very cheap at the
Combination 18th st. Sc.
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Horse Blankets and Lap Robes at 10 per
cent discount from our already low prices on ac-
count OF being overstocked. JAS. S. TOpham, 1871
Pa. ave. NV. 2
Evening star., 1886-12-04

SCOUTS Emulsion Of Pure
COD LIVER OIL, WITH HYPOPHosPHITEs,
is. a most valuable remedy for CONSUMPTION, Scrof-
ula, Wasting Diseases, OF children, Colds and
Chronic Coughs, and in all conditions where there
is loss of flesh, lack OF nerve power and gen.
eral debility OF the system. cow
Evening star., 1886-12-04

HERZOG'S (NINTH STREET) OPERA HOUSE.
Commencing MONDAY, November %.
Every Afternoon at = Night at 8.
h. c. Miners Original and Only Production Of
THE SILVER KING,
Under the management Of King Hedley and Harrison
success without equal in the history of the stage
presented by company OF decided merit and excel
lence.
Next Week-DAD'S GIRL.
SPECIAL NoTIcE-Reseryed,se seat tickets can be
ordered by telephone and will be delivered all parts
OF the city by uniformed boys without charge
Telephone call, 1882 mo
Evening star., 1886-12-04

The TURKISH RCG AUCrIoN.-Duncanson Bros
corner Of 9th and streets. VIII close the sale OF
this large importation on Monday at IL a. m and
p. H. when Viii be- offered about - richly en-
brOidered pOrtieres 10 very large Turkish. Persian
and Cashmere carpets, over 100 silk and raresru2s
lection OF Damascus yellow silks Bulgarian dra-
perfes, Turkish Scarfs, dOyieys and tidies. The
auction is advertised as a peremptory one, and
therefore great bargains may be expected.
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d4-eo4t 92S 7th St and 7Oe r st. nv
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~ DINNER AND SOCIABLE,
NEXT WEDNESDAY EVENING tDEC STH).
At NATIONAL RIFLES ARMORY HALL,
From 4 to IL O'Clock pm.
Admission, including Dinner. 25 cts.
Proceeds will be devoted to aid in building Unior
Chapel at Colonial Beach, Va. d4-4ts
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SAVE MOSEY by buying your horse blankets and
Carriage robes at Sanford's. go l ST. NV.
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By THE
FAMOUS MENDELSSOHN QUINTETTE CLUB,
OF BOSTON.
Course tickets with reserved 81 co. for sale at
Ellis Il Co.'S, on and after Monday, Dec. g. d1-l2t
DROF. CALDWELL'S DANCING ACADEMY
L ST. Joseph's Hall, 9TH and H SITS NV, every Tues
day and Friday. Glass reunion TO l i pm Dancing
music furnished for Balls, Parties, &C. residence IA
st. NV. dl-lws
Evening star., 1886-12-04

SPEED, ACCURACY AND BEAUTY OF WoRK.-"Yes
j passed the civil service examination and OBJ
tsdned my present position, but in the same Office
ARE students and graduates OF Spcncerian bUsi-
ness college whose speed, accuracy and beauty OF
WORK throw nine into the shade. ain told these
experts cannot be spared from the ofiice but hold
their own through all administrations I shall
put myself under training there to-day" said an
1LlelIlsent new appOintee IN the civil service.
Evening star., 1886-12-04

METROPOLITAN INVESTMENT AND BUILDING CON-
PASY.-AH The sHaTvs of this company have been
taken and tn. second assessment thereon is now
due and payable at the branch Office OF the COM
pany, 81 SJh street northwest III not paid
within the first six days OF the month fine or
nve cents on each share viii be charged against
the de.lnauenI stOckhnIderS
Evening star., 1886-12-04

ATTENTION Is called 10 the advertisement OF four
new stores and dwellings Just being finished on
14th street. neXt To The corner OF street,-an eX-
cellent and improving location iOr business.
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1886-08-14
Grabbing Party.

The first reunion Of Welsh Track Ly-
ceum was held at Frenchtown. After q
drive of eight miles the whole party ar
rived at the proposed spot. Some of the
party took boat at Elkton and rowed
down the creek, Capt. w. II. Fowler
was ready to receive us with his boat.
After the usual greeting was over several
went sailing and grabbing. Selecting a
good place to crab FROM anchor was low
cred and before many minutes the at
tention of all on board the craft were
busy pulling in crabs. Time flew rap
idly. Our attention was attracted by the
ringing of bell 1t was for us to re-
turn, as it was dinner time. 1t took but
few minutes to get dinner ready, and
that dinner was enjoyed as only those on
picnic know After dinner another
sail was enjoyed. Those on shore anus
ed themselves in various occupations.
The sky becoming cloudy and it was
drawing toward time to go home, we
placed the baskets in our wagons, and
started, as there was prospect of storm
After n pleasant ride were landed at our
respective homes at about o'clock, after
having had most delightful day Among
those from distance were the Misses
Bryant and Black of Camden, Nj;
Miss Clendennin, of Baltimore, and Mr.
Frank Mitchell of Philadelphia.
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The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1886-08-14

On Friday of last week Mr. John Penn
bcrton, died ut his residence on Main
street, this town. He had been Il suffer-
or for many months from dropsy and
heart disease. Mr.. Pembcrton lived
many years with John Niven, Chester
county, Pa. lie, after marrying went to
Kimbleville and carried on the butcher
ing business later he moved to McClel-
landsville, but not being suited took up
his residence at Milford Cross Roads
Later with his family, he came to New
ark, where he has lived for about twelve
years. He has been butchering for about
thirty years, and in all his dealing with
men his course has been one of honesty
and straightforwardness. He was high
ly respected by all who knew him. A
widow and two sons survive him. lie
was in his 73d year Funeral took place
Tuesday and large number of relatives
and friends gathered to pay last respects
to the deceased. Interment at Kimble-
vile cemetery.
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1886-08-14

A statement prepared at the Pension
Office, by direction Of the Chief of the
Certificate Division, Mr.. ]. +. Smith,
shows that there are only 1853 pensioners
on the roll who have lost an arm at the
shoulder joint or a leg at the hip Joint.
The small number as compared with the
number of pensioners in the other classes
indicates how few survive the amputation
of an entire limb. There is greater dan
ger attendant upon the entire amputa-
ton of a leg than an arm, for there are on
the rolls only 10 pensioners who have
lost leg atthe hip JOINT, while those who
have lost an arm at the shoulder Joint
number443. They receive $45 per month.
There are 3l05 pensioners who have lost
an arm above the elbow, and 2G4l who
have lost leg above the knee. Such
pensioners are to receive pension of $3G
per month, an increase of So. There are
also 800 pensioners who have lost an arm
below the elbow llS5 pensioners who
have lost leg below the knee. These
pensioners are to receive $50 per month,
an increase Of &c. The bill further pro-
vides that nothing contained in this act
shall be construed to repeal section 1863
of the Revised Statutes of the United
States, or to change the rate of SIS per
month therein mentioned to be proper
tionately divided for any degree of dis
ability established, for which Section 1895
makes no provision" The list of pension
ers now paid shows that in the higher
grades the number of pensioners is COM
raatively small. For instance, what is
termed total disability, such as the loss
Of both arms, both legs, both hands, both
feet, the sight Of both eyes and insanity,
the highest pension is paid, namely, S72
per month. The number of pensioners
in these classes is as follows; Lost both
legs, D. both hands, :; both feet, 80; both
eyes, sol; insanity, 100. There are only
two persons who receive a higher pen
sion than S72 per month, one of whom
receives SO per month and the other
500, the latter being General Black
Commissioner of Pensions, who received
this pension by Il special act of Congress-
OF the 100000 and more pensioners now
on the rolls, the largest, number, 60,26S,
received 81 per month; the next highest
number, A, 775, receive IS per MONTH
Then there are 1869 pensioners who re-
Do. Al .aa 4 - a
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1886-08-14
To Bay Ridge and Back.

A very pleasurable excursion was en-
joyed to Bay Ridge on Thursday under
the auspices of Lafayette Lodge, A. +. A.
NJ. of Wilmington. The persons who
were fortunate enough to go numbered
some 800. The committee were untiring
in their efforts to make all enjoy the trip,
and from very casual observation we
think they succeeded admirably. The
start Was made from Newark shortly after
I o'clock. At Baltimore the steamer Bay
Ridge was taken. The steam down the
bay was thoroughly enjoyed. The usual
amount of ice cream, cakes and confcc-
tionery was consumed. Ice water coolers
were vigorously worked, both to the COM
fort and discomfort Of old and young.
But one accident occurred, and that one
quite painful. VIM. S. Brown, teacher
of music at Wilmington, had one of his
legs painfully crushed while riding on
the elevated road. He was kindly lred
for
Bay Ridge is deserving Of more than
passing mention. Many improvements
have been made. The restaurant in the
large pavilion is conducted ON the Euro
pean plan, and while giving satisfaction,
we think if meals could be served at
nominal price, it would be better in all
ways. Some SEQ or more of the excur-
sionsts took dinner at this restaurant.
Music and other attractions are plenti-
full. The opera house is a neat structure
with plenty of room. A large audience
attended the matinee, and the perform
ance was very creditabe.
At @ o'clock thu boat started, and the
steam up the bay was extremely pleas
urable, especially to those happily paired.
Home was reached about II o'clock. All
happy at that hour with of course the
usual compliments of headaches. Too
much music might have caused it.
Bay Ridge is a trump card and is justly
entitled to the title-"The Coney Island
of the South"
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1886-08-14

On Wednesday night some sneak theft
robbed the hen roost of Prof. Benton of
two pair of chickens. On the same night
some one entered the residence of Mr..
Keely ON Delaware avenue, and carried
offa coat, a dress and two shirts, and eat
everything edible they could find. Mrs
Keeley was surprised on Thursday morn
ing TO find all she had prepared for
breakfast gone Burned matches were
found thick over the floor. The robber
or robbers did not 90 up stairs; because
nothing was disturbed A sharp look
out should be kept for these characters.
Don't be too sure of tramps committing
the deed.
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1886-08-14
Kimbloville and Vicinity.

Mr. Il. X. Whitcrait of this vicinity
was so unfortunate rs to lose a valuable
COW, very suddenly, this week from I'M
know causes
MIR, George Hagerty, ST., has just com
pleled repairing his residence. He has
had Il new roof put on, and porch cree
ted and Il fresh coat Of paint applied to
it, which certainly improves its appear
ancc.
Don't fail to attend the large sale of
cattle and sheep, on August 10Th, at the
kimblcyillc drove yard. Stock can now
he seen at 7. W. Dyes Farm.
Corn in this section is looking well
and fair yield is promised.
Mlss sue Bye OF Unionville, returned
home this week after spending brief
visit with her cousin, Mrs. W. p. Whit
craft So so.