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Daily Republican., 1888-12-27

By using simms' Botanic Hair Tonic,
the great hair grower and toilet dressing;
ouFea all diseases Of the scalp and re.
moves every impeiiment to q healthy
growth OF hair; 500. and 81. Fourth
and king streets, Wilmington, Del.
philadelphia, Smith g Kline Co., All
Arch street.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-27

To induce you to buy
them now we will allow q
liberal discount on the above
until Jan. 1st, '99 avail your
self of this golden opportu-
nifty.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-27

ID East Fourth street, for cheap and
good produce, apples, potatoes, lemons,
oranges, butter and eggs, As the lowest
market price, wholesale and retail.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-27

Many people find It hard to retain a
natural expression before camera. Jor-
dan, photographer, never fails to give
satisfaction to this class. Try him. Gl5Ik
Market street.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-27

There was confusion in the faces Of
George and Matilda, who sat in init
mate proximity on the sofa, as Harry
entered. Matilda was the first to re-
cover her self-possession. She said:
I'VE are engaged in little game at
cards."
Harry-"And a mighty close game,
too, eh?"
Daily Republican., 1888-12-27

RolAndo ChOios Patent Flour
Is MADE FROM THE BEST WHEAT
oBTAIEABLF. TRY 1T.
IF YOUR GROCER DOES NOT KEEP 1T
YOU CAN GET 1T OF ANY
FLOUR DEALER,


and lung madeline 10 DR.. 5imms' White
PulmontO Balsam; cures every time II
properly used; not excelled in the
world G0o. and 81. Depot Fourth and
King, Wilmington, Doll; Philadelphia,
Smith & Kline % 429 Arch street,
Daily Republican., 1888-12-27

DTMPLEs, blacE-beads, chappedi
y Inland oily skin prevented By OUrI-a
OURA INDICATED SOAR.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-27
suItapIe HolIdnr Prsnnn,s.

Hiram Yerger. AO7 shipley street, has
laid In large assortment Of travelling
bags, astohsls, trunks, etc, suitable for
Christmas presents, which will be sold
At low prices
Daily Republican., 1888-12-27

Would alter house after March 26th
next, No. sAS Madison street, into store
for good tenant. Would make : good
laundry stand. Apply 20 w. Scott
Vernon, REPUBLICAN offiOa.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-27

A nice hand bag, club bag, trunk pocket
book, robe or blanket, call at Harry q.
Parker's, No. Is East Third st. Lowest
cash prices.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-27

Nothing more comfortable for GOLD
weather than pair Of men's bsAver
boots. A fne line 804 Market street,
Henry Pike, PEop'r.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-27

AYOTIOE-rHE 1T TENDERS or THE
IN St0nemAsons' Union are requested to
meet on friday evening, ssh loss, At o.
cioof, Al their regular meeting place, rs
thers 10 business Of importance TO transact.
By order Of the Secretary. dR.tA
Daily Republican., 1888-12-27
For Kant,

Sale or exchange, three-stOry dwelling,
s4S Madison street, containing rooms,
with bath, hot and cold water. Also
1907 W. sth street, containing rooms
and bath, all conYenienees. Apply at
this office,
Daily Republican., 1888-12-27

Sold everywhere. Prica, CUFICURA, 500. =
the POTTER DRUG AND bHEaudAL cdisp
Boston, Mas.
RE-send for 'Tdow to Cure Skin Diseases -.
81 pages, Sd Illustrations and 100 tesfmOnfalas
Daily Republican., 1888-12-27
BEE HIVE
BOG MARKET STREET.

The big Christmas trade
is over and our fancy holi-
day goods all cleared out.
We have too many Hand
kerchIefs, Silk Mufflers and
Umbrellas,
Daily Republican., 1888-12-27

Go 70 George H. Murphey for you
stdeboards, book oAsrs, cbeifonIers
WArdrobes, tables, writing desks and
fancy rockers, also full line OF walnut
and oak chamber suits. 800 shipley
trOet.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-27

We have but a lew Seal
cloth coats left, and want to
sell them less than ost.
Will you buy one?
Daily Republican., 1888-12-27

This splendid stove lie warranted to be
tirst-olass range in every respect. Over
one thousand have been sold in Whining
ton and vicinity alone. Sold only by j.
Q. johnson & Son, 225 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-27
DIR. THEET..
538 N. Fourth st.,
DsloW dHsh, -.
PHILADELPHIA.

81 years practical sxperieneR,
auATAnttes 20 cure msre quicker.
safer sud permanent thhB anI
40 yeTtiainE physician ali Sra
elhlbiaeases, Bleed Potss-
skin Diseases, hsiMDlsa
Htotshes, Obhtinata IJieSFs
OhatraetionH. InGhsnmasiaE
OF Kidney, BfhddsF and otht
organs. heFvoua DeblIitI
Early Decay, WealTnaas a.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-27

prevented and cured by Hoopar's AnO.
dyne. Best msdiOins for tssthIng and
colo. All dTuggists.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-27

OLD Reliable, 8Os Madison street.
Blue fish, Cape May goodies, white
hsh, oAt fish, founders, trout, cod hsh.
Oysters, rs, so, 40c. Branch, No. $40
Madison street.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-27

Fer % cents you can buy the best
handmade mixed candies fresh made
this week. Only $50. ct No. 4 West
Second street and also No. 512 King 81,
Daily Republican., 1888-12-27
GRATEFUL-coMFoRTINe.
Epp's Cocoa.
RREAkEAsT

'tBy thorough knowledge Of the natura-
laws Whtcn govern the operationT OF digestion
and nutrition and by careful application OF
the hne properties or well selected Cocoa Mr.
Epps has provided our break fast tables Win a
delicate favored beverage which may save
us many heavy DOCTORS bills. II is by the iu-
sutuuon may be gradually built M until
strong enough to resist every tendency 10 dis
ease. Hundreds OF subtitle maladies are float
ing around u5 rea y 10 attack wherever there
Is weak point, We may escape many fatal
shalt by Keeping ourselves we'll fortified with
pure hood and properly nourlshed frame s.
civil Service Gazette.
Made simply With boiling water or milk.
beled thus: So
JAMES EPPs AND CO., HcNRPArr1c
CHEMIST, London. England. mis-. IN tu sd&wly
Daily Republican., 1888-12-27
4v9r's SarsapariIIa,

@ PREPARED BY
n. J. C. Aver & Co, Lowell, Mass.
Price tIi slI bottles. ". Worth o. bottle.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-27
on THURSDAY,
The 10TH DAY OF JANUARY, i@p
At 2 O'CLOCK p. m,
Tho following dennrihhn nal aaaarn ~.

All that certain lot, piece or parcel OF lana
shuateln the city Of Wllmiugton with life
thtee-stofy brick DWELLING hsuse thereon
erected, No. HOS Adams street,, bounded ana,
described as follows to wit.
BEGINNING at point on the westerly side Or
lnehes sQntherly from the southerly side a.
II aziett street, thence westerly pkr6Ilei F1fh,
liRzlett stgeet aforesaid, and passing IN ron IN
tile middle Of the division wall between fis0'
house on this lot and the house on the ad-
Inches, more or less, 10 q stake N q liae 81
lsnd Of the heirs OF David 9, Wilson, deceasedi
1henee by the line OF said land north "a IL
degrees, east % feet, inch TO a stoke. Thence
easterly para lei with HAzlett street aforesaia
- feet, Inches, mora or less, 10 the 6affi
thereby southerly . feet ~ inches, more or
less, to the place Of beginning.
Seized and taken in execution as the uror.
sold by
ALvAN ALLEN, sherf9.
d3f
Daily Republican., 1888-12-27

Go to Mcclure for all kinds Of Cab
and oyssors every day. Eighth street
market house.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-27
ON THURSDAY,
THE 10TH DAY OF JANUARY, 1850,
At2O'clOck. p. m.

The following described real estate, viz;
All that certain lot or parcel Of land win =
Two s.orled frame house thereon, situate IL, !
the city Of Wilmington afOregafd ana lls,,,,, n !
ed anu described IS follows t. wit:
Bennnlng at point Ga the naftheriv FitIa -
Lobdell street between Cha mont ana f4emSA
streets az the, distance OF 100 feet from ~
corner FORMED by the Intersection on Faid mas
9 9I L.ndeh street and the Westsfiy side 81
Si ias mont street, thence northnrly paraiir1
with SiaYmont atreet, through the mfddia ~
me partition wall between this house And t9fSl
nous adjoining on the east rs feet 70 ND
seetherlY side OF 4 feet Wide alley, conneet-l
ing ING wHh four feet wide alley LEADING into
Lohdel street; thence along said side 81 an 4
,Set mlae alley westerly q feet to 4 stake
w. snehes sHntherlY and parallel " tn ClaymonE
sIte. through the partition wall beeygcefi
thla house and the usa adloiBibe III 4Sts
west y feet TO the aforesaid side OF I,ohdaf
stTeeI and thenee thereby easterly ~ feeI ~
tI ~ laes o. peglnntng, be the contents there
Sei1sd and taken In execution as the prou.
erty OF Louis GnRnn ana Phersa, hfs Wlifl
and T. g., and to be sold by -ss
shor,o,. oa.. AysLYAN ALLEN. sheriff.
sherlh's ONCE, Wilmington, Deeember Sgr
1000 d2f-eod-ta
Daily Republican., 1888-12-27

Cincinnati man Cat supper)-These
sausages, my dear, don't seem quite as
nice as usual.
Wife-oh, yes, they are, John; they
are the same as we had for breakfast
and dinner.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-27
1O2G0nT,
WILMINGTON COAL GAS 70
CA1 &T0VER

iol heatinH and cooking purposes; they are
s9i1 naratiFtly Inexpensive, can be lighted or
be located In any part OF a room nv Geaibts
" blnR, and without cutting OF defRcing walls.
llel are very suitable for rooms not suppile1
Mllp suIlelent heat, for bath rooms sewing
rooms g, etc. The low prlct of gas In This
GUY rizi 81 y per mo feet, net II promptly
phlu loI' makes the use or gas stoves very
economical, For further In formation cali al
ths Once No. 800 shipley street, where stoves
Daily Republican., 1888-12-27

Gardner, 9TH and Shipley, has the
finest oysters In the city for the holidays.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-27

Just received a lot Of very fine salt oys
tiers at GARDENERS, 7th and Shipley.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-27

Dominic Ito hotel clerk)-I s'pose
you have special rates for preachers.
Hotel clerk No, we treat everybody
alike here. All we ask is that he be-
HAYES himself and respects the rules of
the house.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-27

Chipping and lesohInR by George B
hetznsr, 1Os East Third atTSst.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-27

GHERIFFS 5ALE-BY VIRTUE or A
- writ OF LsvAri EaoIAu, TO me diroStad.
Will be exposed TO public sale, 81 the Court
House, on Market Street between Tenth aud
Eleventh streets, In the city OF Wflminat0p,
New Castle County, Del,
Daily Republican., 1888-12-27

SHERIFF's SALE by VIRrUEoF
- writ Of Lev4d Facins Is
me directed, wall be exposed to public sale. a
me Court House, on Market street. bofWesn
henlh and Eleventh streets, in the City OF
wilmington, New Castle county. Delaware
Daily Republican., 1888-12-27

The balance Of our stock
of cIoakings has had the
pruning knife. Now Is your
time for bargains.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-27

Bush'S, French street wharf IL The place
10 buy your coal
Daily Republican., 1888-12-27

'S. money WAS LOST THIS
ssrrs, ~ y m goibE nom aeoond and
nm. s,ssts 10 second and Rr6nch,
N ','ts sathef purse, oonsalatbg about slb
mn - ~ nfli charge. The Under Will be
N s,fssi -"aidsd On leaving the ssI1b At
d9a- 8td-ltWA
Daily Republican., 1888-12-27

NANaANNAHA uSaottooo foaa o9tate, VIZ
An that certain lot OF land aift,sta =, -
as 'ollOWs to vii; ee9e1tpea
Bsglnning a. point on the northerlv a,,ls
~ Elitn street. eNtouded At this distanes -
y rect easterlV from the easterly sids N lifas,k
stteeL; thenee ,ong saia side Of Fiffh s{fEaf
essasstsfiy 81 teet to corner, thence norfhesfS
iSe leet pa allel with Webb street TO cof-se.t
thence westerly parallel with Fin &c. q
Ieet, thence southerlY parallel WITH VFs,,T
5Er rs " ieet 70 the saia northeriy side q
contents thereof what they NAV haaS sBBN
Vol; IS psgeiei, &c. -
i 9slEe9 and taken IN execution as the iron.
stty Q. SARAH Murray aud Isaac Murray NJ
nus pahu anu l. l. s, and to be sold by
,,--. ALYAN A Len, shsrfa.
1854 VS. assA,s%
Daily Republican., 1888-12-27
DENNIS DowNINo.
WArRnBuRY, w, Jan. 20LIl. ~. q. n

Psoriasis, Eczema, letter, RIM wortp, Iicn-i
en-, Pr9rltus, Seal Head, MIX Crust, Dam
drun, Barhers', Bak ers', Grocers' and Wash
eTwolnan' s Itch, and every species Of IfchlnEs
Burning, Scaly, Pimply Humors Of the ska
and Scalp and Blood, with Lose or Hair, are
positively cured by CUT1cOnA. the great
skl In Cure, and CuT1cURA Boar, an exquiaitc
skin Neautl1 externally, aud GUrIcUhA RE-f
SOLVENT, the new blood Purifier internally
when physicians and all other remedies fail.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-27

"Claral" shouted the old man from
the head of the stairs; ~ called down
ten minutes ago that it was time for
that young man to go, and l haven't
heard the front door close yet /"
mo, papa; he left by the window"
Daily Republican., 1888-12-27
pDid Mt Know t was
Loaded !"

say do for a stupid boys excuse but
,bst can be said for the parent who
,,s his child languishing daily and fails
. recognize the want OF q tonic and
iood.puriaer2 Formerly, a course Of
i,ters. or sulphur and inolasses, was tla
he in well-regulated families but now
Al Intelligent households keep Ayers
nrsaparllla, which Is at once pleasant
othe taste, and the. most searching and
Elective blood medicine ever discovered.
Nathan s. Cleveland, 81 r.. Canton a.
,o,fon. writes: " My daughter, now 81
I'm, Old, was In perfect health until a
eaf ago when she began 10 complain OF
siirGe. headache, debility, dizziness.
INDIGESTION and loss OF appetite. / con.
juipd that all her complaints originated
rinpnre blood, and Induced her 10 take
lyers sarsaparilla. This medicine soou
est5red her blood-making organs 70
,eallhy action, and In due time reestab.
Shed her former health. I find Ayers
hrsaparilla a most valuable remedy for
h. as,itude and debility incident to
ping time"
J. Casrright, Brooklyn Power Co.,
lrooklvn, n. ", says as a Sprine
Ielirinc, find a splendid substitute
1r the 0ld-iime compounds in Ayers
arsapanlla with few doses of Ayers
flls After their use, feel freSher aud
lrouger to 60 through the summer"
Daily Republican., 1888-12-27

Magistrate Ito plaintiff, with lump
on his head)-"If your wife threw a
sad-iron at you, why didn't you
dodgei"
Plaintitf-"I did, your honor, and
that's how come to get hit"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-17
PERSONAL.

The Hon. G.. IT. watrous. lately president OF tho
Consolidated Railroad. IS gaining health In Southern
California
and other works, whose death has been recorded was
for sixteen years strict vegetarian, aud total alb
stanor from all alcoholic drinks She had a quito
bloodless complexion
Tho Rev. Bartholomew Edwards, rector Of Ashlll
Norfolk, Is the Oldest clergyman In England
lie has Just completed his one fuudirdih year. Ue
has rector of Ashll Just seventy five years. Ho
I, also the oldest living Cantab having taken his d. A.
cOrducts the services at his church.
Tho new German Emperor Is-or was before stricken
with his present oininous malady-a splendid athlete,
both on land and In water. Years ago, says q writer
I'm "Gaikuans Messenger" q swimming in tho
river Cologne, when youthful giant, leaping
into the water from the scaffoding Of the Military
Bath came down upon with terrific splash, greatly
disturbing tho cquanimify VI Old Father Rhine. Tho
noisy arrival the heir to tho Prussian and German
thrones, q passionate sportsman alike In the liquid rs
on frozen water Stretching himself full length an
striking out with extraordinary vigor he made SOW
eral circuits OF tho extensive basln and presently
began 10 dive In tho most accomplished and eectual
style A bcvy Of ANAL boys, who had boen jumping
into tho water amor him, intent upon sharing the
honOrs OF the bath with the iustrOus visitor, next
attracted bis attention Seated upon noafing log,
no wouh skim along tho greopish wavos surrounded by
Of tricks upon t6om. llks Neptune playing with
Thfons; or changing the gamo' he would llao, ths
boys upon the log AMI drag them and push thon about
amid tho exuitant shouts Of tho dripping host When
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-17

ornment has properly encouraged them oosh
All the considerations which impcllcd It to thai
course apply with equal strength 10 the PROPOSE
ton now brought to tho Presidents attention
and to them another is added. The carrier
celebrations marked the great stages OF conccp'
ton. This marks the era of birth. This Is the {
Governments own peculiar anniversary anu
it should make its centennial an event "h,on
in pageant as well as In ceremony shali w
remembered for another hundred ytAIs 10 come
In the dispatch from Berlin which our regular
correspondent at London sends us this morning
a brilliant picture is presented of the extraor-
binary scenes in the German capital yesterday
when the remains Of the Emperor william
were borne through the streets to their toho
at Charlottenburg. Sad and magnificent was
the spectacle. fitting close to life that hao
been so full Of great accomplishments. DIS
tasteful as the idea is and ought to be OF a man
endowed by the accident Of birth with a scep'rc
of absolutism, with The power OF plunglng
continent into war. or of making and unmakins
destinies, as his irresponsible whlm may s"s-
oest IL must be told Of the Emperor william
in view of the grief his people so tenderly show
that he had won their love and their commence
and had used his vast powers Ter the "ei'a"
and prosperity of the Fatherland.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-17
COVFPyOR HILL'S ANXIETY.

Governor Hill has keen eye for the main
chance, and his message to the Legislature
urging a revision of the Excise laws is an IL
lustration of il. II has long been subject of
perplexity with him how he should meet the
new High License bill. He could not sign il
without making an enemy OF every low-class
liquor dealer in the State and, as they are all
his friends now, he wants to keep them. lie
could not look forward to writing veto mes
sage with any relish because shrewd band OF
lawyers had drawn il so as to avoid all the mis-
takes he seized upon as pretexts in his last
message. His situation had cost him good
deal of anxious thought. when the New York
Board of Excise Commissioners and their coun-
sci issued letter to persons interested in the
subject, urging a revision of the Excise laws
of the State. The advocates Of High License
deeply regretted the Inauguration of this move
ment Just at this time, because they feared ii
would give the dodgers prctext for refusing
to support the bill. The fact that Messrs. Won
Claim, Andrews and Dayton are opponents OF
High License did not tend to reassurc them,
nor the fact that Mr.. Dayton, the counsel OF the
Board, was known to have been in communi-
cation with Governor Hill upon the subject
The Governor has promptly seen his oppor-
tunity He has sent long message to the
Legislature, deploring the confused condition
of the Excise laws, and urging the appoint
ment of a commission to revise a law to be
submitted to the next Legislature. This he
hopes, no doubt, will strike the public so favor
ably that some members who are anxious fol
an excuse to vote against the High-License
bill, will see their chance in it; or, If they do
not dare to, probably he thinks this message
will make a veto more plausible. But the peo-
pie of the State know Governor Hill too well
as the liquor dealers friend to be deceived by
| his anxiety about the sad condition Of the Ex-
| else laws. Let us make the High-Liccnsc bill
a law first, and then we can revise the Excise
laws al our leisure.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-17
rrwyoRx DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY, MARCH T. 1883

in disguise, his cfedibility as witness on ms
own behalf Is seriously impaired. lie may
have displayed remarkable talent as an organ
izcr in the War Department and have sue
cccded in making himself very interesting
nersonape in France, but he has shown himself
to be singulariy untruthful and insineere in his
nublc utterances. His admirers may regard
him as the victim of political persecution. but
tbev viii, not he treasured when he denies hay
ing limped through the streets OF faris or nav,
ing worn green goggles In order 70 pre'en'
recognition The Government undoubtedly
has as conclusive evidence respecting his mas
ouerading expeditions as the Orleanists lad Of
his seryility in expressing his obligations u
the Duke of Aumale.
The action of the Government in dcpriying
General Bouanger of his command may In
yolye the necessity of REFRESHING disorders IN
Paris and of antagonizng large body OF Rad
icals in the Chambers, but it is prudent, cou-
,ageous and necessary. General Boulanger has
become too much Of a politician to be longer
useful in the army. The complimentary votes
cast for him in tho recent Department elections
have converted him into candidate for mill
tary dictator, and his disgrace has not occurred
n day too soon for the welfare of the Republic.
So long as he devoted himself to schemes for
restoring the prestige of the army and enabling
il TO fill larger place. not only in France but
in Europe, he was a military enthusiast appeal
ing to the martial instincts of the Nation Now
he has become an ambitious politician, bent
upon parading his popularity with the danger
Gus classes of Paris and making noise in the
world, come what will. With French democ-
,acy what il has been and still is, federation OF
his yagaries would have been fatal mistake
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-17
CIsIxO STOCKHOLDERS UNHAPPY
RUDOLPH AReNsON oIyks HIs sIDK or THE cAss
-,aoysrs GOING 10 PAT TIE pxDT.

RUpor Pr AReys0N oIyEs Hss sIDK or THE CASA
-PRoysrs GOING 10 PAT THE pxDr
Some Of the stockholders Of the Casino arc again
dissatisfied with the management OF their AWAITS oy
Rudolph Aronson and tho fact that whio no y no
cofvfng largo salary and share OF tbs pront'. they
hsvs bed dividend on their investments "s'or
J. Price, shareholder, and formerly secretary "f
tho company has ppsdo . statement OF bis own
grievances. He says that he mado an arrangements
with Albert Aronson, brother Of kudoiph. 70 20
halves In purchasing thirty shares OF stock, i'rmr
the property Of James d Fish, and that though No
gave Mr. Aronson 9 check for his hail. he could never
obtain tho SHARES, and finally his check was retnrncn
to him. Mr. Price also alleges that Rudolph Aronson
at first claimed he was entitled to all The pronis
Of the out oftown tours and that only u his,
Mr.. Prices, remonstranee that Mr.. AroDson con
sentcd to share equally with tho company.
Rudolph Aronson, who at his Office yes-
terday, said: O. Mr. Price has sustained any wrong
at my brother Abert's hands, he would bctter lose
no time In having to tho courts - no
threatened No dividends have been paid because tho
profits have been applied 10 reducing tho debt This
has boon lowered from 1925 900 TO $4,000 Be
sides this havo put up tho additional frc-proof
starcases from the auditorium and tho stage tho OK
pense Of which was very great The trouble Is that
q stakeholder who only holds few shares has a.
much to say at tho meetings and can give a. much
trouble ono who Is largely Interested Some Small
stockholders got angry with the homogeneous because
thoy not allowed to transfer their passes About
tho out-oftown profits all havc to say is that tho
stockholders have had half OF all that has been earned
passed to their credit"
"when do you expect to declare dividend" asked
tho reporter
As havo paid our debt, and II we con
tinue TO do well, that ought to b. effected In about
four years.
Albert Aronson said: 4" I made any agreement
Will Mt prica ato tha ali sfoc
any check from him. and consequently could not have
returned one, he Is reported to have said did Nor
did i purchase the Fish stock, which believe Was
bought by q Mr.. Zandt Mr. Price Is probably sore
because he reelected secretary. lie holds
believe only ten shares which did not cost him moro
than $500"
Mr.. Price 10 be found at his once yesterday
afternoon VI at his house in the evening.