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SPLBNDIDLY ILLUSTRATED.
9 COVER THE BORDER"

is Rslph Embleton who leaves home at the age
OF seyente en- on account Of the cruel treatment
OF his guardian. Mathew Humble. This latter
character is 50 generally mean and unlovely that
the reaier is continually desirous OF admi mister
ing to Matthew personal chasnscment OF the
most emphatic and un6ignihed character.
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Sold everywhere. Price, cuIIcuEA. soc; soar.
&c RxsoLvEsT, 81. Prepared BY the Porrfs
DgUs AND CHEMICAL Co., Bosros, MAJ
HSSend Tor How 70 Cure Skin Diseases u
pages, 50 illustrations, and 100 tesstmonial8
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In all eases of pimply eruptions the salulary
effect of the Skin.Success Soap is quickly ap-
parent.
Skin and ScaIp diseases cun be cured by
Palmers Skin-SuCcess. Soap clcanses, ointment
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DRY GOODS.
New York.

NEW YORK, June 4-Dry Goods-There
was the usual large sales realized through
deliveries on previous engagements, but
the new demand and purchases were more
moderate in all directions.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money ut I-aa2 Per Cept.-eovernmens
Dull and steady-Stocks Duh-fioor
Quiet and Unohauged-whsst Easier.
NEW YORK, June Money Cd call
easy at !a2 per cent; last loan at . per
cent; closed at /! per cent. Prime mef-
camille paper 4s6 per CENT; sterling sh-
change quiet but steady at 4s6ta499t'
i;oyExysCsETs-Dull and steady.
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STATEs-Dull and steady,


RAuRoAps-Quiet; sales 81 ,O42, 600.
STocKs-The stock market was again in-
tensely dull to-day, and while strong In tne
first hour and the last half hour, was qu''e
weak and somewhat feverish throughout
the day. The movements in the list were
eoptiued to very few stocks, and these were
principslly among the usually inactive
stocks. The opening was at slignt al
vances over Saturdays final figures, and
the market showed an improving tendency
during the first hour, which carried some OF
the list to the neighborhood OF point
above the opening, Union Pacific and Mis-
souri Pacific being most conspicuous. Inc
dizziness was intense throughout after IL
o'clock, but prices rallied near the close
but it was dull and firm at something bet
ter than first prices. Almost everything Is
fractionally higher this evening Pullman
gained IL, Northern Pacific preferred Z,
Chicago, Darlington and Quincy l. Sales
lO9, 431 shares. Quotations closed DID as
follows:
Adams Express 1873; American Express
1904: Canada Pacific, 81; Central Pacific
800: Chesapeake and Ohio J; do preferred
firsts 4; do seconds 81; Chicago and Alton
1876; chicago, Burlington and Quincy ll5t
Delaware and Hudson, 1Oss; delaware,
Lackawanna and Western 1854; Denver
and Rio Grande, II; Erie, 24s; do pre-
ferred. 543; Fl. Wayne, 154; Illinois
Central 118; Lake Shore, 81; Michigan
Central. 1872; Minneapolis and St. Louis
5; do preferred, IL; Missouri Pacific,
70t; Northern Pacific, 23l; do preferred,
51i; Chicago and Northwestern 1O9!; do
preferred, 143; New York Central, 1853
Oregon Transcontinental, 22l; Pacific Mail,
32I; Peoria, d. &E, III; Pittsburg 1914;
Rock Islani. lO7; st. Louis and San
Francisco 2s!; do prsierred, 653; first
preferred, 1l4i; st. Paul, Minneapolis and
Manitoba, 1Ol; st. Paul and omahs. $50
do preferred 1884; Texas Pacific, lsS; Union
Pacific 54}; United States Express III
Western Union 75s.
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SUNDAYS

Leave at 7.COa IN. and run every hour, except
Church Train at 9:l5 p. N. Leave Wheeling Park
al 500 a. m and run every hour until 1000 p. M,
except Church Trains, which will leave The
park az g:t5 g. m. and Wheeling at l2:l5 and
S.I5n m G.. HiRSCH. Sup't
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TQ WEAK MEN
Inherited
Diseases.

~ ,ra -ral,n ~ di.casa the facts % IN
fa-..ar.. .-r most uumgrous 0Ud are d-1i.
...--.r.r.r- Hero. al s. thyg beynm' tor
r1... ..r.r.r and uvrrw hclwius. No TACT"
Is..-. &. moro pregnant with awful mean,
..; t.au -.. fact % the Inheritance OF
disease. I...s.,, the physician on his daily
r.aals, Ta-Iyz-ac his at and hiiiag hi'"
with a.s.nae Tae Ir.cul q tho aEcie'.'
G7r.ks PICTURES the Furics as pursuing
families lrru generation q generation,
r'-"r.gs ..m GrSolate. The FIrtes SIN
I.E their nsar.. ug terror and death, but th'y
ar. me- G.Ur.,,hal Ga tho garb OF sipcr'''-
h"l. t.tlaa m In the m1rc iuteuisiole Oa'
nod, awful form Of hereditary disease.
N,..-a ~fcace. which has illuminated 20
many dark corners % nature, has sheu
new Lsh; on the ominous words OF the
Srir,g-rs. The sins Of the fathers shall BE-
v.s,uf UPON the children unto tho third and
fg-rl -uurratIon" Instances % hereditary
d.seac abound Fifty per cent. Of cases OF
CONSUMPTION that fearful destroyerof famt
lbs. q cancer and scrofula, run In families
ibrUurh Inheritance. Insanity IS hereditary
On a marked degree. but, fortunately, Ike
many other hereditary diseases, tends Co
wear Itself out, the stock becoming extinct.
A distinguished scientist truly says =" No
organ or texture % the body Is exempt nom
the chance o. being the subject OF hereditary
disease" Probably more chronic diseases,
which permanently modify the structure
and functions % the body, are more or less
liable to be Inherited. The important and
far reaching practical deductions from such
facts-afrecting so powerfully the happiness
OF individuals and families and the collective
eifare o. the natiOn-are obvious TO retlee-
scotland thu best means for prevent.
"A ...sScss to all Fortunately nature
g e ~, :, v~uedy, wheh experience
,rOSAuSyA sS,niai'>lr, and the remedy Is
alJesis. ZOO sNNlS seelne, pure
wCtia SounpO9' ~ n ssseN antidose for
u WOO q iuss'S plOoa ,ss,sss Interest.
: - g; 3 ss::'':
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PETROLEUM.
New York,

NEW YORK. June 4-Petroieum-0pen'
ed strong at 795c, and advanced to SOse in
the first hour. A heavy selling movement
from the West then turned the market and
it declined to 77Ic in the afternoon. A
slight improvement then occurred and thu
market closed steady at 7Ssc. CONSOLE
dated Exchange opened at 7s3c; highest
s0:e; lowest Tie; closed at isle; Stock
Exchange opened at 79lc; highest sol
lowest 7Sc; closing q. 7sfe; sales, 2, 26O,
600 barrels.
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NIPPLES, blaek-heads, chapped and oily skin
rim prevented by CuIfcURL INDICATED BOAR.
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No RHEUMATIC ABOUT Ne!

kS In one minute the Cutieura
~ Nnti-Pain Plaster relieves
~ gI-lustiC SciatiC, sudden, sharp
T II s-E nervous Pains, strains and
rs line first and only pain killing
-a - .,,y, and infallible antidOte 70 pain,
B .s. =, ana weakness Utterly unlike
% 'S rS t Sshs !. P g. or pd Al AZ
.,s.,,Es, ~. p.yG AND CHEMICAL CO., Boston,
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Hoxror. n. c.. Oct. Q. 1857.

MoSRoE, n. C.. Oct g, 1857.
THE PorTEE DRUs AsD CHEMICAL Co.:
Geutlemea:-Mr. Vim. 8. Stephenson, Of thb
county, brought his son ~ town to-day 70 let %
see him, ana show us what Cu.icura Re-nedie,
had done Tor him This il the case referred y
In our letter TO you some tine ago. 10 look =,
never been ANYTHING the mater with him.
seems to be In perfect health. We have written
ard herewith inclose what bis father has 70 81
about the matter,-wrote Il Just a. ne dIe1ste1
We are selling quite quantity OF Cuncnfs
Remedies and hear nothing but praises Tor them
We regard the Cu,icura remedies the best IN tnt
market. and shall do all We can 10 promote tnen
A'' sTEPHEN5 & BRUNER,
Druggists and PhrnhcniA
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Pittsburg.

PrrrsBuRG, Pa June 4.-Petrolsum-
Irregular, closed weaker; opened ct 7S3c:.
closed OF 775c; highest sOsc; lowest TIC
Bradford.
BRADFORD, Pa, June 4.-Petroleum-
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few special numbers in Wool FABRICS
are 96-inch al. wool Checks and Mixtures, DC.
yard-regulsr SIC. quality.
Line OF 35lnCh all wool goods, elegant quality,
S5c.
4liuch French suiting', Soc; down from I5c
and 81 90.
10000 Yards Of Crinkled seerSuckers sacrificed
at sc G. !, Sc a yard: fine goods, and real value
double these prices.
Very extensive aSsortments Of DON EstlS
SATiNES at l2I5c and zoe, aud Finest French
Sstnes at 25c, soc, Sc.
Wash Goods Of every ipiion-Checked,
India Lnons, Dress Ginghams, Crepe Cloths
Piques, etc. etc at less than regular prices
"The Best Qualities at Lowest Prices
Parasols and Sun Umbrellas, Fans, Summer
Hosiery AMI Gloves. Ladies Heckwear, Hand
kcrchiefS, Eibons, Laces, Embroideries ETC., etc,
the most for your money.
Write for Prices.
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SUBSCRIBE NOW!
WATCH FOR THE OPENING CHAPTERS,
4 FRIGHTFUL SKIN DISEASE.

suReriugs Intense. Head nearly raw.
Rody covered with Sores. Cured By
the Cuffeurs Remedies.
aessrs. STEPHENS & BRUNEI, Monroe, No
Dear Sirs:-About two months ago; on your
,ocom mendatio, bought bottle OF Cuticura
Resoly.nt, one box Cuticura Salye, and one CAKE
of Cuticura Soap fsr my son, aged thirteea year,,
who has been afflicted with eczema fcr Long
,amedies have e,Ired him. His sufienrgs were
intense, his head being nearly raw, his ears be
ing gone excep. the gristle, and his body being
covered with sores. His condition was irfshifai
10 behold. These sores have now all disappeared,
his skin IL healthy eyes bright, eheerLul IN az
bors are witnesses To this remarkable cure, ana
the doubling ones are requested 70 call or Wfle
me VI my VI N'' WIN. a. STEPHENSON.
Winchester p. o., Union Co., n. g.
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a. !CEs,rES IN s hours. Cures n
w ,l,N 's-s Bad CzsgS Wan I'd. Drug SsOrS,
,S1 ,-.iESS. Eleventh 81, PHI, "a, and
SH !S.S ). gar r 20. sErus SsoSo NosSi'
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- GEO Reward tcr IteA-
lHS IsS BLEEDING or PTo!rrdlng Puss
SS DspTSg'3 Pile Hemsty tsis q
A< ca,S. SID ~ Logan 2 70
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3. 8 Q. K. r -
Daily Republican., 1888-01-07

The Chester Times ssys: "Tbe VII.
mington Steamboat Company is build.
ing . new steamboat to ply on It's route
between Philadelphia aud Wilmington,
stopping at Chester each way, and In
confederation OF the vsry liberal pa
tronage bestowed on this line by the
people Of this city, II proposes TO name
the new boat City OF Chester. Ths boat
will be larger than either the Whining
ton or Brandy wine, much faster and 10
every way q credit 10 the nams 1t 10 pro
posed she will bear. Now the Times
proposes that Chester, the city OF Chez
ter, shall present the new boat with %
complete set OF flags, which vill con-
sist OF the following:
One "a foot ensign, one 8.foot jack
one psnnant 6 inches by 70 feet; oibe
burRee, 12 feet by 26 feet, With white
ground and red letters, Olty of Chester
and one flag eight feet, With the arms pi
the City Of Chester. We are not Buke
that the city has coat OF arms, but oht
can easily be found for the occasion.
This custom is an old one aud O good
one. The man who has baby named
after him celebrates the event with an
appropriate present. So should tht
city. The whole business oan be h4d
for s75. The Board OF Trade should d.
tend to 1t. Come, gentlemen, what ht
you say?"
Daily Republican., 1888-01-07

Harry Walker. died At his residence
In Stanton, on Friday, after an illness
OF nearly . year from consumption, In
the 20sh year Of his age. He was .
very industrious and economical young
man, and his death Ia . great afi lotion
70 his wife and three young children,
who are thus left to battle, without .
protector, with the troubles and trials
OF this life. Funeral services will be
held In the N. Il. Church In the village
on Monday afternoon at 2 O'Clock, after
which his remains will be inferred In
St. James Cemetery at Stanton.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-07

The wife OF Louis Herbold. saloon
keeper, OF Hoboken, was found lying
unconscious in the rear OF the saloon on
Friday morning. When ahe revived
she said; "Eugene SohAvwesker, .
former bartender In my husbands EN-.
ploy, entered the saloon this morning
and demanded Of mo 500, which he
said was due him ~ back wages. told
him TO SEQ Mr. HeFbold. The next In.
slant he selzed me about the neck with
one hand, while with the other he re-
lieved me OF my saichel, containing n
4. Sdeck for S6lb, two watches, bresst.
min <tudded with diamonds, 90 marks
fAust slan money! and some change
Smnunt, VI TO % 90 Echavwesker was
arrested Ia 'er In the day. He positively
denies that be committed the crime and
saws he can pr 7ye IN alibi.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-07

On Monday night the great success.
Jim, the Penman," will be given at
the Opera House for the frst time in
this city. This play was brought 10
this country nom the Hnymarket
Theatre, London, in 1886, and the hrst
performance given ~ McVicker's
Theatre, Chicago. in September Of
that year. The next month II was
taken to the Madison Square Theatre,
New York, and from there 10 the Park
TheAtre. Boston. The reception given
the rjay 10 Boston. both BY press and
public, was 1imply IN endorsing dupli-
cation OF Its receptions In Chicago and
New York, aud for four weeks the Park
Theatre in Boston, hke the Madison
Square Theatre In New York, proved
ridlculcusly unable To contain the
people applying for seats and "ttanding
room" The play Ia well told story
OF domestic life, and the way 10 which
II 10 presented by Mr.. Palnaer's excel
lent company, has done much toward
establishing its popularity and ensurins
Its SUCCESS.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-07

mufdsr-Ain the First Dsgres-rhe uofI
Tightening Hfeaana Pete DowIIng-
Burglars BeAt . woman uss- Death.
At Lcck Haven, Pa, on Friday, TN
jury In the case Of Jthn w. Johns q .
ON Trial for the murder Of Isaac Cob,
and hin vile, Nora, st Cherry Run, lty
August, returned verdict OF guilty 1t
murder In the first degree. A motlbf
Tor new trial win be hled on MondI n
johnson was indicted with Luthf
shsfer, Henry Kline and Essle Klin2sl
bhsftsr was convicted Of murder In To-
first dezree several weeks ago. The oa4t
OF Henry nntrEssie Kline will probablI x
be called for trisr9axt week. ly
The rooms OF "Psts. y p2x llps->a
colored man who is suspecH 1d
the murderer OF Robert HfII
Long Branch, New Jersey, weres . ~
cd yesterday. A COAT, which 0yI
number Of gray hairs oa the c,llar
sleeves, and = blood stained pair NJ
ovefalls were found. K
BurslArs entered the residence Of MI
Stack, In Gum mberland Mills, Maine, on
Thursday night, and, being discovered
beat Mrs. Stack 30 badly that she dido
yesterday. The husband Cred Ave shotl
az the burglars, but they escaped. Thi
dead woman was s. ysars old and he,
husband 70.
While Herman Gottschslk and VIM.
Boerbsl, young men, were examining
their revolvers In . saloon kept by the
formers father In Brooklyn, on Thurs
day night, Gotsschnik-s revolver ncci,
dentaify went on and Q bullet entered
Boerbel's brain. killing him on the spot
At Onancoch, Va, ON Thursday, VIM
G. Duer, while out riding with his wIfs
and their two children, cat the womAn'i
throat. killing her almost instantly.
He had betn insane for some time, bul
was supposed 10 have recovered.
Flora 6amuels, the mother OF D large
family and q dealer In groceries and
1ewelry, in Utica, New York, IL missing.
She is Supposed to be In Canada She
ts said 10 have left debta amounting "a
1900. and 10 also wanted for forgery.
At Allentown, Pa, ON Friday, q ver'
dict OF not guilty was rendered In the
case Of Annie Bruckner, charged with
the murder Of her husbAnd.
G. d. Wolf, aged rs yeArs, Of Lewis.
town, Pennsylvania, was thrown from
o car In the Pennsylvanis Railroad
yard at Harrisburg on Friday and
killed.
Samuel Behr, aged 81 ysars. = mer.
chant Of Montgomery, Alabama, COM
mitted suicide Friday BY cutting his
throat. No cause 10 assigned.
The Landing Agent at Castle GAEden,
New York. has prepared q statement
showing that S7i ,6i9 steeraRe passen.
gers were landed there In 1887.
Nathan b. Sutton was hanged Fri.
day at Oakland, California, for tho
murder OF Alexander Martin, o ranch.
man, In September, 1886.
The postofEios ct Millville, Mass,
was "cleaned out" BY burglars en-
Thursday night,
Daily Republican., 1888-01-07

A man named II. M. Wheeler, and
operating in PittsbuIg Dc ngent In start
ing organizations known ~ "The Du.
bois Watch Oiubs," was arrested on
Tuesday, December ~, 1887, on charges
Of fraud. Wheeler's plan was to organ.
ize clubs Of thirty. eight members In the
different mills. Each member to pay
81 . week, or SS8, for which they were
10 receive O gold watch, "wArTanted to
keep good time. and tho cAses guaran'
teed 10 last for twenty years." The
prosecutors assisted Wheeler In getting
up several clubs. but became suspicious
concerning the Watches They engaged
an attorney, who had the watches test
ed and found them to be inferior.
Wheeler was held for trial In $500 on
each charge. Many of the workmen
thereAbonts, II is said, have been VIC
timized, as clubs are In existence in
quite . number Of the nails.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-07

Look alter your teeth and have them
6lled before II Ia too late. II they are
80 far gone that they cannot be fiiled
have them extracted and new ones re-.
placed. Teeth are extracted by DR..
Honey we'll, 6l0 Market street, for 25c.,
with gas 60c., q set Of teeth $3.50, best
Is. Teeth cleaned for 75o. Teeth fillAd
with silver 7b,., amAlgam 900 gold 81,
upwards. Pure gas = speciality for the
painless extraction of teeth. $40 Mar.
ket street. Sign the big tooth.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-07
HarLaat Annnaranea

Notwithstanding the exceedingly
disagreeable weather last evening, Ihs
Opera House was well tilled to witness
Little Oorinne and her company give
their anal performance Of the comical
and highly amusing "Phncess OF
rreblzonde." Tonight Corinne viii
close heg engagement, on which occA.
sion "Arcadla" will, by special request,
be given, and there Is no doubt bus the
house will be crowded.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-07

Coal dealers In Reading were notIfieu
on Friday By the produtsrs thnt egg,
stove, small stove, pea And chestnut
coal would be advanced at the mines 81
per ton, consequently thd price will bs
raiEed 10 consumers by retailers. There
iscapsiderable anxiety 90 10 whether or
not thseampsny viii continue To fur
nish individual operators With cara. II
10 stated that hinfisr q 20, operating
nt New Lincoln, informed . commit
toe Of miners that they cpuiA not con
tinue the Q per cent. advance, n. the
railroad company had bottled them
that, II they did so. they would not
send them any cars, and they were held
subject to the order OF the Philadel.
phia and Reading Company.
At Ashland the Bellmore Collisry,
operated by Biokel & (o., was oom.
pelled to suspend yesterday owing %
scarcity Of breaker employees. The
miners OF the Excelsior Oolliery al
Bhamokin refused 10 continue work be.
cause the coal 10 shipped over the Read.
ing Railroad. A general meeting of
miners will bo held to-day. Al Potts.
Vile yesterday the MERCHANTS Ex.
change decide4vSo csa1e selling on
credit to any cufN Sesrs oht OF employ.
msnt, In conssq qb\ % Of the strike. 1i
the meeting orfs aierchaut said: am
sell ssp, COO Of kS67 strike accounts fol
The Suffolk Coiliery at Mshanoy
City, which was working with q small
force OF non.union men, closed yester
day. This ended the heading Com.
pauy's attempt to run their coIlieriei
without the knights OF Labor. Sever
81 Of thu furnaces elonR the line Of the
Reading Railroad we're supplied with
GOAL yesterday by the company but ai
an advance OF 80 cents ptr ton, deliver.
Cd at schuylkilI Haven. The rate for
years was 81 20, but yeaterday 1t was
advanced to IS. More Tailroaders EN-
ployed In the coal carrying trade were
discharged yesterday. The total mum
Der discharRed from Philadelphia tc
williamsport Is estimated at one thou
sand.
The report givens ,oe " Chairman
Lees headquarterasip y stfottsville, on
Thursday, that the William Penn. . prl-
vate colliery At which thu advance had
been conceded, had stopped In support
OF the railroaders' strike, proves TO have
been unfounded. The nliners are still
at work there, and 1t is sAid there will
be no cessation on the ground stated.
Nor will there be at any 0f the other In
divldual collieries now working under
the advance. Secretary Oahill, OF the
Leh'gh Strikers Relief COMMITTEES. re-
ports having received yesterday from
Rsilroaders' Assembly, No. $3.50, Of
Philadelphia, $3.50, and from various
assemblies and other sources in 6chuyl-
kill county, an aggregate Of $3.50.
II 10 expected In PittsRurg that there
will be . general resumption of work
ip the river coal mines next week ct
the advance In wages OF IA cent per
bushel demanded by tho miners. The
resumption will give employment to
about 5000 men. The mines have been
closed for several montha ON account Of
the long drought, which prevented the
shipment Of coal TO Southern points.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-07
Annual oommunieatlon.

The thirty third Gland Annual
Communication OF the Most Wor.
shipful African Harmony Grand
Lodge OF II. A. A. Y. Masons Of
the State Of Delaware convened 10 Ma
tionAl Hall, corner Ninth and Walnut
strests, December. Goth, 1881, elected
and installed tho following grand ofa
GERS for the ensuing Masonic year:
James HI. Lee, NJ. W. Grand MAsterj
James NJ. TilRhman, r. W. ID. Grand
MASTER Henry Robinson, 4. w. Br.
Grand Warden; Joseph L. Taylor. r.
w. Jr. Grand Warden; Samuel Dut-
ton, b. w. Grand Treasurer; James Z
Thompson, r. W. Grand Secretary.
District grand cficers; John DllAhsy,
ID. ID. Grand Master, 1st district; James
n. Thompson, Of Newark. Delaware,
u. D. Grand Mantsr, "a district; John
b. Ross, d. d. Grand Master, 81 dis.
trict.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-07

St. Georges Castle, knights Of ths
Golden Eagle, installed the following
officers last plRht: P. O., Francis Meyers;
N O., O. w. Pyle, Jr; V. @, 4. NJ.
Richmond; 8. H., M. Dillon; ensign,
K, p. Miller; esquire, Robsrt H. Read,
er; w. O., William Henderson; h. g.,
DR.. ]. P. Malcolm; &. G., John Me.
Kaig.
At the regular Meeting of DuPont
Poet, No 2, G.. A. R. on ThufAdAy
night, the following cfficsrs were 10.
stalled for the ensuing yeai: OommAn-
der, Benjamin D. BoRia; Senior Vice
Commander, Josl l.. LAcsy; Junior
Vice Com nander, A. Roas Holllngs
worth; Chaplain, John j. Mortimer;
Surgeon, Edward Ggeer; officer Of the
day, Peter b. Ayart; officer OF the
guard, Charles Cushman; quartermas
ter. John B. stradley; adjutAnt, Ma
The Ladiss' AID Society connected
with the post held O meeting and
elected the following oifloers: Presi.
dent, Mrs. John B. Btrad ley; Vice. prsei-
dent, Mrs. Washington Dawson; score
tary, Mrs. Joel L. Lacey; treasurer,
Mrs. 1. T. Boothe. Eighty members
were present ct the meeting, and the
reports Of the retiring tfficers showed
the post TO be In an excellent condition,
the present membership being S38. The
financial report showed S540 in bank
and no debts Tho session was an open
one and the wives and daughters Of the
members were present TO witness the
installation.
A regular meeting OF Grant Post was
held last night, ct which the following
officers were installed: Commander,
James Brown; senior vice comm inder,
E. l.. Smith; junior vloe commander,
Joseph Bear; officer OF the day, Johu
Bullock; officer OF the guard, j. B Shil.
aday; surgeon, J. g. Welch; ohaplain,
GeaIge q. Oonnor; ;quArtermaster, VIM.
g. Robelen.