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The Delta independent., 1888-08-07

Whom Baby was sick, We gave her Castoria,
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria,
When she became Miss, she chung to Csstcrir,
whsn shs had Children, she gave them Castorss
The Delta independent., 1888-08-07

Ing Joys WHO fecently went 70 Bur-
lington. Ia. to attend Elliott's Busi-'
ness College arc well pleased and COM
nssnd ths school highly.
The Delta independent., 1888-08-07

Three new blast furnaces are TO bo put
up in Birmingham, Am., and the money
(s300,0oV is In the bank there for that pur-
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The Delta independent., 1888-08-07
Can Now Eat Breakfast.

More than 100000 bird skins are now con-
tanned In the Natural History Museum at
South KenRinstOn London.
The Delta independent., 1888-08-07
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The Delta independent., 1888-08-07
HAnnfnA~.

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A man with an imperfect digestion may be.
a millionaire may be the husband Of an an!
gel and tho father Of half . dozen cherubs,!
and yet bo miserable II he be troubled with
dyspepsia, or any Of the disorders arising
ffCln Imperfect digestion or o sluggish
liver. Dr.. PieTcs's Pleas D It Purgative Pei
let's are the safest and surest remedy xf0r
these morbid conditions. Being purely
vegetable, thev are perfectly harmless.
The Delta independent., 1888-08-07
BOWEL COMPLAINTS

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Heart FAintness, Heartburn. Sick Headache Disr.
rhen, Dyscntery. Cole, wind In the Bowels and all
internal pains.
The Delta independent., 1888-08-07

p. b. B. is the only Blood Purifier thnt
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ssIsta. Blood Balm Co., Atlanta, Ga
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-15
THE NATIONAL PRISON CONGRESS-,
MEETING OF MARKED INTEREST TO BE HELD
THIS WEEK.

Boston, July II (speclaD.-The National Prison
Congress which meets in this city next week VIII
attract a good many prominent people. There arc
already hero cx-Prcsidcnt Hayes, C. p. Hoyt warden
Of tho Colorado State Prison: r. II. Dawson president
of the Board of Prison inspectors Of Alabama; the
Rev o. c. McCulloch, Of indianapolis; the Rev Dr.
Myron W. Reed. Of Denver; the Rev. George J.
Zimmerman, OF baltimore; the Rev. John II. suihor
land, of Rockford. IL; c. H. Reeve, Of Plymouth,
Ind. VI. X. Past, of Philadelphia: Henry oliver
superintendent OF the House Of Refuge, Cincinnati ;
John H. Patterson warden Of the Ncw-Jcrsey PcnI-
tertiary Trenton: Mrs Hendricks, widow OF VICE
President Hendricks, Is expected, and Miss Meredith
OF London. whose great work Is I'm regard TO homes
for discharged female convcts has written that she In
tends to be present. It expected that nearly 100
delegates from other States Will attend these meetings
state delegates have been appointed by the several
Governors The following were appointed by Gov
ernor Amcs: Clement X. Fay, Robert Treat Paine
Dr. Richard l. Hodgdon, John Falion, Carroll d.
Wright. Mrs. Mary \. Iivermorc and Mrs. Anne L.
Richardson.
a formal welcome to tho Congress on behalf Of the
city and state was given in fremont Temple this
evening. President Capen OF Tufts College pre-
sided, ard the Mayor extended the welcome on be-
half Of the city. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Brachett IN
the absence Of the Governor spoke In behalf OF
Massachusetts, Ex-Prcsdcnt Hayes delivered the
annual address and Ex-Governor Robinson spoke
upon the general subject OF prison reform. To-
morrow morning the Rev. Philips Brooks
will deliver the annual sermon before
the Association at Trinity Church and two special
services will be held in the evenlng-one
the Peoples Church and ono at the First Baptist
Church. at which leading members OF the Congress viii
speak Tho daily sessions Of the Congress Will be
held In the hall OF the House Of Representatives next
week
paper written by an Engllshman giving an account
of the origin aud growth Of the industrial and re-
formatory school system In England is one that has
been promised Mr.. Wines the secretary, who has
charge of the statistics OF the delinquent classes for
the last census, has prepared paper upon Crime In
the Census The Rev. o. c. McCulloch, who Is one
of the several gentlemen who have come TO Boston after
attending the Conference of Charities al Buffalo, may
be asked repeat before the Prison Congress the paper
which he read az that Conference This paper reIaies
the history Of family In Indiana which contains
l 900 criminal, Idiotc or insane members.
Monday VIII be devoted mainly 10 the meetings OF
the Association OF American Wardens Joseph Nichol-
son. Of Detroit Is president OF this association which
has twenty or twenty FIVE members Tbs ASSOCIATION
has adopted what Is known the Berill0n system OF
Identification by measurements.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-15

Atlantic city. y. j., July II lSpeci1D.-Thc feature
Of the week was the arrival Of the 9Th Maryland RcS
ment. The command received by number Of
civic bodies the Fire Department and the sea Coast
Artillery. Along the line Of march were fully $4,000
people. The city is gayly fcstooncd with bunting
The field and staff officers and men, down to the
humble private were rendered a reception and hop by
Charles McGlade, at the Mansion House last nght.
Tho largest excursion thus f4r TO visit the island
was the Philadelphia Cansater Singing Society. which
came this week. over 900 strong.
4 number Of yachts belonging to the Quahcr City
Yacht Club, OF Philadelphia, are at anchor in the
Inlet
The Atlanta City Press Club was organized this week
IL IS composed OF members from representative JONI
mails Of Philadelphia and Atlantic CITY and leading
hotel and business men OF the island.
Tho National Morocco Manufacturers Association
held is annual convention hero This week The body
included delegates from almost every prominent city
10 the country.
senator Quay. chairman OF the Republican National
Committee arrived az the United statcs Hotel from
Drgantine. Yesterday. lie had been fishing for Two
DAYS and with extraordinary good lick.
The wedding OF Miss Helen Maryland. daughter OF Dr.
Nayland of West Philadelphia. and George Brandt. 81
Pitfsburc took place today al the collage OF 3r ana
Mrs Joseph McDonah. Of Philadelphia. \ large mum
sixteen charges Of forgery against Morse
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-15
BITS OF LEGAL NEWS.

The application Of Mrs Margaret Wood for eco month
almony and counsel Zee Of $3.50 in her suit for
limited divorce Police Wood. referred
yesteriay by Justice Lawrence Of the Supreme Court
10 william r. Birt-alL
Otto Alexander, charged with forging the Of
william Noble builder. Of No III Broadway, a check
Tor IS OCO was taken before Justice o. ren the Supremt
Court Chambers yesterday. writ OF habeas corpus
and vas released giving $500 bail. Herman Buehe
Indicted the robbery Of Thurber. whyand Co.
eo 81 court ou OF habeas corpus. but It decided
TO take him before Recorder smyth
The schedules in the assignment Of John s. and
John c. Slee (Brant See manufacturers Of neckwear
No. 10 East seyenteenthst show liabilities ss67i a.
nominal assets s3lC0 30 aud actual assets. sie52 CO.
Those Of william b. Hays grocer, No 1926 Spring-st.
show liabilities. - 3o5 10 nominal assets slc0l 81 and
actual assets. Sj2o 81.
The Second Avenue Railroad Company obtained writ
from Justice o. Bren In the Supreme Court
Chambers yesterday FOR the review Of the action OF the
Tax Commissioners IN assessing the capital stock Of the
road at 400 for the current which is alleged c
be excessive
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-15

Boston, July Ii (specaD.-Ihe fishing schooner
Mary Z. whorf, Of Plovincetown, arrived at Boston
this morning from Chatham. Cape Cod. Captain
Rich reports very rough weather, having been out In
the gale Of Wednesday last, In which the Mary E
Whorf carried away her oresail and broke her main
BOOM on July L., Nanset, Cape Cod bearing south-
west by west twelve miles distant, she rescued tho
crew Of the schooner W. II. Rowe, OF New Bedford,
Captain Morgan. from Bay View for New-York, with
cargo OF paving consigned 10 George F. Doak.
Captain Morgan reports that he left Bay View July o,
and everything went we'll un;l the night Of July IL,
whcn OF Pollock RIP Llghtshp, the schooner en-
countered z northwest gale which shifted 10 west.
There Was a heavy sea which caused the vessel TO
spring a leak The crew kept constantly at
the pumps until the afternoon Of July IL, when tho
Mary r. whorf hove In sight. Finding 10 impossible
TO keep the Rowe ahoat the crew abandoned her.
She sank two hours afterward- The crew consisted
Of i've men and three bsx&
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-15
Mail Orders Carefully Executed.
R, H, MACY & co.


NEIIULItAN h LNIII NJ II VI '-I'17I7I VIII
New Bedford, Mass. July II >pccial.-ConSieasmah
,obcrt r Davis OF this district having given pubic
lotce that he IS not a candidate for the EepuDhcah
domination I'm the coming Congressional campaign
caves tho field opcr 10 Charles :. Randall and the
Nstrct-atiorncy. Hosea KnOwton. both Of this city
Dr. Davis has served tho Ist Massachusetts DisIlct
athfully for three successive terms and his reasons
or not being candidate mainly because there
re others who think they entitled TO the noml-
laton and he docs not wish to stand in their way
lcssrs. Randall and KnOWiOn havc served IN Tho
Massachusetts, House and Senate. and either VIII DO
ledt 10 the district. Never was The Republican party
more united In this city than Il IS at the present Time
AZ every meeting of the Republican club number OF
ADDITIONAL names are proposed for membership NOT
word has 50 far been said against General Harrison
Ut on The other hand members OF the Democratic
nd Prohibition parties have said many things In his
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-15
DANIEL DREw's DOWNFALL RECALLED.

Daniel Drew. who IS still afcctlonatey remems
bcrcd as Unc,e Dancl7 In Wall street, gave his note
for Sl1s 207 81. November 81. 1873. to Daniel
Drew Chamberlain. payable demand. Drew,
the same day, delivered to Boyl, who acted as
Chamberlan's agent bonds worth at that time about
Sl2O 900 20 protect Chamberlain the note. Tho
bonds were transferred Boyd Payments OF interest
were lndorsed on the note down TO 1876 By Chamber
lain. Isaac II. Bailey, assignee in bankruptcy OF
Mr.. Drew, sued Chamberlain for accounting,
to ascertain tho amount due him, and tho
securities payment Of that amount by the assignee.
Tho case was tried before Justice Ingraham in the
Supreme Court, special Term, and his decision was
handed down yesterday. The Judge says that tho
bonds given In payment of the note but werc
pledged as collateral when Mr.. Drew became bank
nIpt. his rlght TO recover the bonds payment Of
the amount due Chamberlain passed TO his assignee.
IN accounting Is ordered and the bonds 10 be
given to the assignee on payment Of the amount due
Chamberlain.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-15
THE EASTERN YACHT CLUE on 4 CRUISE
LEAVING BOSTON HARBoR IN A LIGHT WIND
M

LEAVING BOSTON HARBOR IN LIGHT WIND
FOR BAR HARBoR.
Boston, July II (SpecaU.-Thc Eastern Yacht Club
squadron started on its cruise 10 Bar Harbor this
morning at 80 o'clock At daylight the outlook for
the start was far from encouraging There was
fiat calm. The water unrpp!ed as sheet Of
glass and the flags hung straight down the masts.
light breeze sprng up out Of the southwest at 10
The soops the Papoose and the BaboOn, cot under
way az the earliest possible moment without waiting
for the starting signal Both got enough wind TO
send them well out past Half Way Rock before the
official starting signal had been given. The owners
Of the two Burgess cutters are anxious to reach the
first port Of call the rest Of the squadron
and It was for tha; reason that they anticipated tho
start. All the preparations for getting away were
completed on all the cruisers when the gun doomed
from the flagship Gitana at 80. The breeze had
been steady from 80 until the starting hour The
Volunteers anchor up minute after the firing
Of the gun and two minutes later the white
sloop had swung round and was grace
fully making her way toward the point Ten
minutes after the start the spectacle was one widely
different from that which the yachtsmen had hoped
for Instead Of speeding on with lee rails under the
water, the squadron. with the exception OF the Nol-
unteer was vailly cnGeavor.ng to reach the point
Captain Sherlock Of the Gitana, sent boat load of
brawny sailors ahead to tug at llne and overcome
the powerful tendency 10 diff up the harbor which
his boat displayed. Other shippers followed bis OK
ample and in a trce half a dozen boats were
ahead Of half as many different yachts. II was . 40
a. m before the Princess the last boat to leave the
harior was well under way. The Volunteer I'm the
meantime had stood we'll up toward Egg Rock way
and she got the full benefit Of the wind At 10 20
the fleet making fair Roadway. II was decided
az a meeting OF the captains held aboard the flagship
Gitana 10 20 10 Bar flarlOr mailing stop elmer az
.tav in bar Uarbor only two DAYS when the feet viii
d!sband and each yacht VIII shape lis own course
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-15
PART II.
PAGES 9 TO is.
R, H, MACY & GO.
s1xrH.AvE, 18TH TO iiTn ST.
NEW ATTRACTIONS IN SILK Dept.

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WITH WIDE. MARROW. MEDIUM, AND BROKEN
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sn PIECES OF DOUBLE WARP BLACK AND
WHITE CHECK sUEAn, FROM PINHEAD SIZE TO
INCH BLOCK, 5Se. WORTH 81.
30 PIECES OF REVERSIBLE SUEAH EMDEAC
ING ALL THE NEW AND DESIRABLE COMBINA
TIoSs-vIZ GOBLIN, NAVY TERRA GOTTA SAGE
SAPPHIRE SILVER GRAY AND GARNET. 5sc :;
WORTH ST. SUPERIOR QUALITY CEEAMWIIITE
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WE ARE OFFERING MAGNIFICENT LINE OF
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AND osc.
BLACK ROYAL RADZIMERE, LUXOR, AND RIA
DAME AT Csc, 81 - AND al 4S.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-15
vp uOOpTS BIBLE CLASS.

Northfcls Mas, July 14.-Genera Armstrong. OF
HAMPTON Institute, spoke briefly 10 The Bible school
last night on the general subject Of missions. sug-
gcstns shat the heather be taught his physical
s.ds. Tho body had been neglected too much The
heather was moro rclig ous thaa tn, American, but
had not Christ Or. Alex. Mckenzie gave his closing
address the gospel of Genesis. Mr.. Moody also
preached The school viii close tomorrow with
addresses by the Rev. Mr.. Taylor Mr.. Moody and
Others The attendance Is stin large
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-15

Fail River Mass. July II lSpeciail-The print cloth
market continues quiet and steady with quotations I'M
changed az four for eiyGis and three and onehs
cents for c0xj6s. The production for the week was
1-5 600 rcccs and the deliveries 10000 pieces The
soc on hand IL 0o0 pieces increase Of COCO pieces
owe, last week Tic sales for the week were $4,000
pece- Of which $1,000 odd ana II 600 GiNGis
90 oco sros and s. 600 futures The .aes FOR weekly
delivery now are a. follows July $4,000 pieces weekly
,rgu.t $4,000 pieces September. 100000; Oct ber
80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-15
DgsERrER ARRESTED FOR FORGERY

Troy. n. Y, July lA-Joseph Morse, dcserter
rom the United states Marine Corps at Boston was
crested al Saratoga Springs this morning. Morse
deserted from the marines March 81 and It IS ALI god
hat he broke open letter box in the post Office
md stole checks valued al y 100 to which he forged
r,IuScpents and on which he secured money. lie
further accused Of having stole watch and $40 IN
money from officer OF he marine corps. When
Iouse and ASKED ihc detective TO allow him to 20 TO
IFS room to get some things While there he al
MED Ia iunlp from a window, thirc stories from
he ground bnt was caught by the officer There arc
,xtcen charges Of forgery against morse
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-15
Bargains in Hosiery.

LADIES ENGLISH INGRAM SOLID COLORS
zoe WORTH zoe
LADIES' ENGLISH INGRAM BLACK. Sac. WORTH
81.
CUILDREN'S ENGLISH INGRAM. NAVY BLUE
AND SEAL BROWN 15c WORTH 75c.
MEMS ENGLISH BROWN COTTON HALF-HOSE,
lac WORTH 25c
MEMS ENGLISH FANCY COTTON HALFHOsE.
1oc WORTH 35c
MEMS FRENCH UNBLEACHED Isle HALE
HOSE ooc. WORTH 3jc
MEMS FRENCH Isle, SOLID COLORS. HALF
HOSE, 29c.; WORTH soc
LADIES FRENCH DALDRIGGAN VESTS. 44c. !;
WORTH 15c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-15
TIE AMERICAN YACHT CLUB REGATTA.

Tho fourth annual regatta Of the American Yacht
Club will take place on Saturday. The following
yachts entered, up To date: Tho Title, Commodore
W. H. StarDuck; Oriental J. A.. Boswick; susque-
hanna, Joseph stickney stranger, George > scott
Narwhal. Rear-C commodore c. \. OsgO0d; Restless,
william II. SINCERELY, OF The Philadelphia Record ;
VIOLA J. p Kennedy and Nereld, i. l. Osgood
The regatta Will be sailed the club Of
eighty knots, al Milton Point, Rye. Many valuable
cups will be competed for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-15

Chicago. July 1.-THE attorneys for Sirs. haWson
anpcarcd before Judge Tuthnl yesterday and argued
for her release on la ing tie Arguments on crro
in Judge Jamicsons commitment for contempt Judge
Tuhm refused their prayer and the attorneys then
went TO the Appellate Court. After brief argument
OF the same nature an order issued for the release
Of the lady upon $500 bail This was furnished and
Mrs Rawson wa set al liberty last evening. she
announced her intention OF going away for short
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-15
ApnIFr ALL NIGHT IN HELPLESS YACHT

OsweGo n. y. July 14--1he Yacht Verve. OF
toronto. with a Of FIVE her way TO Kingston
o attend the regatta. struck by a gale near Long
Point. Lake Ontario and her mast and rigging were
wept overheard. She dr!ftcd all night at the mercy
the gale, with Tic washing over her.
ury mast was finally rugged and a steamer slgnallcd.
The crew Including several prominent Toronto people,
saS completely exhausted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-15
,rLozAHs AnMosr sMoIAER 7AEM VICTIMS

Albany y. Y. July H-Burglars ransaehen inc
omsc OF Philo H. Bsekus, boohkecper IN Inc s,@'e
'rsasdrer's onicc last night To better accomplish
heir work they iuncd The ga Oh IN TIE room oo'"
led by Mr. aal Ms. Backis. Mrs I'afAus "a'
ound lying on the floor early this morning hc'IS
spiyxiaied her husband having been a"ahonou "
er groaus She f. sill seriously H. The house wa wa
compete. disorder The burglars were eNl"ss'uss
nghtcned of by Mrs BacRus falling on inc h nooili
= they left q lot Of syerware which thcy Eau sa'n0"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-15
ParasoIS and Umbrellas.

CLOSING OUT BALANCE OF OUR PARASOL STOCK
AT MARVELLOUS REDUCTION IN PRICES. OUR
LINE OF UMBRELLAS Is NOW REPLETE WITH A
LARGE VARIETY BOTH OF SILKS AND UNION
GOODS IN PLAIN AND SILVER HANDLES. ALL
OF THE LATEST DESIGNS. AT INCOMPAEABLY
LOW PRICES. EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF
SUN UMBRELLAS SELLING VERY LOW.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-15
4 sPEcr1A1on srDDExLr RxconEs IAsAyE

Chicago, July Alt IS stated this morning that
Charles T. Hess, president Of the Hess Elevator Co.
owiI'y unfortunate sroculations on the Board OF
Trade, IS now a ravlng maniac. several weeks ago
his father Ernst Hess, who Is wealthy grain dealer
and the owner Of two elevators, started FOR Euro
pcan tour ard transferred the entire management CT
his extensive affairs to his the younger Of whom
Frank ". Hess Is secretary OF the company. Be
sides bank account OF $4,000. which was placed
to the credit CT the young man. there largo
credit IA margins remaining I'm the bank After the
cashier went away, Charles developed remarkable
faculty as punger7 ard stirred up the corn
marLct TO violent degree. He would wildly bet
100 ] that corn would be So before It would As, and
then he would offer to buy in million lots ard in
almost the same breath offer 10 sell As the credit
Of the house strong his calls made for mar
gins though TIE young operator had spread and
.iraedlcd until his affairs were seriously complicated
and no was involved 10 the extent Of 100000
bushels or NOR. The open trades he made, II IS as
serted would have exhausted everything to the credit
Of the company had a call been made for margins
The real condition Of affairs did not become known
until Yesterday, however, even % his friends ana
then promptly his brother Frank and broker took
the complicated affairs in hand and succeeded In
drawing out with only 10000 net loss. A cablegram
has started the father homewaId.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-15
cpvrr,1 BAKR1soy I'LL FOX TIME

Indianapolis Ind, July l4.-Gcneral Harrison was
II all night from neuralgia, the result OF oVer"ork
md a pbyscian attended him. This morning ne was
,onsderably better Ills physicians say thai hs III
,ess viii not be serious If 10 Ahes proper care OF HIM