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tuirb i'm gourtbauie in 81. gloub tudb<
reno Der nit benz "a. Sept, 'SS begin.
nenben ISOLDE sehalten. Ser Staat fuirb
fir tbatfrdftise rlnterridter iorsen, bic
nit iolhen profeiiionelen 8idern, Gps
paraten uno Bacterial berieben tperben,
bic srinbli6 seprift uno als ipeSieq
tausli6 fir 2ebrer erfannt lperren. sic
tuerben bas gommonS 9ul. Manuate aur
8aiis ibrer Grbeit MAIDEN uno elm be.
trddtli1er 9beil Der 8eit pirb baau
uermenoet, bic bette Nrt unb @eiie bes
@ebraudes Der gertbl6er ausfinbis su
MAIDEN, pelde jinsft benz Stats : Se>
ries bei9efi9t wurben. Man miro iebr
bafiir beiorat fem, ben unterridt auf
ben 8unft 81 brinsen uno i'm in ben
b6diten @raben praftii9 81 MAIDEN,
eini6lieBenb bic 8erpaltung Der S1us
1e, @raoiren unb NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in
ben sem6bnli1sn S6ulSpetgen.
Yin ben 9Ibenben tperoen, tpie friber,
8orlelunsen, literarii9e llebunsen unb
seielise nnterbaliansen seseben, unb
ales Mbglide tuiro sei9ebeu, urt bic
@obe gu elmer %ansenebmen unb nubs
brinsenoen fir Seoen 81 maben.-9ebs
.rer, iuelde fi6 oafir interefIiren beim
Ibrufen Der 9amen suseseu 5uie,a uno
iolbe, pel6e cine Selbit Berbei1erung
in Der @rlan9uns elmer b6beren Stel'
lung iuini6en, Joliet iid bel ber @r6Hs
nuns am Montas &a6mittas einfinoen
unb Biz gum Sreitas Nbeub nerbleiben.
Gae S6ulen f6nneu tudbrenb Der Sniff.
tutss 8O6e auf bas @elud Der 9ebrer
ooer bes Sduliuperintenbenten seidloi=
len iperben. 9as Snftitut tpirb pom
Superintendent seleitet, tpelder ale Der.
lansten Sorfebrunsen fir beiien grfols
treffen uirb, 10 iuie aud fir 8equem'
li9teit bee 2ebrer, Die ibn seitis bon
BON ibrer Ebe,lnabme in &euntniB 1ebeu
ioaen, 10 baB fir 8ef5Itisuns 81 BEN
m5slidit biniseu 8reiie seiOrst weroeu
fam. 8. s. &ieble,
Sup. oer 6ffentltden SnititutiOn
6. s. &o6olL
60. Sduliuperintenbent. 1881
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einisen uno 10 gines bur9 bas Gnbere
su itdrfen, slaubt bic 2. u. .. &atbo'
lien 8eriammluns fein seeisneteres
Snititui, i~nsbeioubere in ben Stdoten.
fir uniere Seutben fatboliiden Wsdn'
ner unb Sinslinse empfeblen gu TOM
men, oils bic iosenonnien fatbolii4eu
gafinos, iuprin am lel9teiten erfiai
tusrbeu fam, mas Der Gpoftel empfieblt.
boB Der gbr,it iein seiammtes tdslides
9eben, aud bic GrbOluns nidt ansse'
nommen, beilisen unb 10 Gles im Serrn
thun ipQ.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-09-13
Auslan0.

Dlbenburs. Guf Selsolanb fat
Der @rbsroBber5Os BON Dlbenburs, Der
our Sur bort tpeilt, einem Seemanne
bas 2eben serettet. Sci einem firSli.
den srusem Sturm bate ii9 cine bdni=
i9e 5ii6erbarfe pom Gnter seriFen unb
trieb Dem n%ferbOupert 5u, tuo bur6 ben
Gnpraa GROCER S9aoen anseridtet
tporoen tudre. @s trat a1io eine2lnaabl
2eute in bas @afer, INN ben treibens
autter ab3ufausen unb i'm tuom5slid
bonn 8oltpert ab5ubalten, Sci pieier
sIrbeit i9lus Der Mait bes Rutters iber
8oaro uno traf einet bon Der Mann.
fdaft, Der blutenb bon ben @eIen erz
fast unb binfuessetrieben tuurbe. 90
itirate iid elmer Der Suidauer IN bic
@enea unb errei9te Den @e~streibenben
nod, tno es selans inn, ben gertuunoe.
ten 5u balten, Bis Siilfe berbeitam unb
berielbe selanbet tuerben fonnte. ga
mar Der @~rasrOBberaOs BON Olbenburs,
Der bieie Tbat aussefibrt bat.
Deterrei9. Guf benz 6ierr.idi.
iden GrtiIerie.s dieBplabe in 0eumarl
ereisuete ii@ elm idperer l1nslidsfaa,
Die S6ieBibunaen nit Sbrapnela
tpnroen eben b~esonnen, ais elm Bauer,
I'm ben @es ab3utiraen, nit -feineu
stpeiipdnnisen 2eitertpase1 iiber bi,
S9ublinie fubr uno BON benz SdrapneI
unb ben Sprensftaden idper perlebt
tparbe. @un fteIte iOfort bas S6ie
Zen e,n, elite benz Bauer III Sitie uni
fanb benielben nod lebenb, iebo9 f
erabli9 3useri9tet, bas er nad einiser
Winuten ieinen @eift aufsab. 8ie fd
heransftellte, tuar berielbe bon benz SO
fen, BEL benz er uorbeifubr, ned ge
tparnt iuorben. Der Bauer folgt
i9einbar bieier Warnuns, fubr aber
oils er benz Soften aus benz @ei9tsfrei
ie entidmunben mar, benno9 iber bi
sduBliuie.
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Giaf kinofrlo(f Gbe

q aerts cine nterans trarrise ea6e fur usdns
8es Gtepanr. Eie nnb tpcbur4 hteierr fiebs1 10
tarser Seit otsetplfen tuerbeu Tam, tetst bss
.,Reftungss SLATER, " $50 Seiten, NIT sdbtet&en
aatursetreueu Bileern, trel9er bon BEN alien nab tes
esbsn MIR, aut be { ! q rfe % etfe, Sunse 2eute,
Sc Ia BEN G.dnb bef Gbe treten mpueu, ipttes ben
GvruH G9tHers: sD'ru N prtfe, uerf6
entg tfnbetfS rrtl teber5isea, unb has rcys
trefTi&e Bud fefen, ete re Den statistics
G&ritt feS eetens ttuai aBirs fur Is Gems
n pcsuarfsn, fpirpbl In beatf&er ME IN eueHf4es
Gprudet fret unb icrefam perpa6t rsrtGuhr
UESEs Deutsches Heif-Institut,
u Clinton Place. Ge1 York y. ].
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BednsNiaemoe Gmtoe6mna.

Gstf sntf&isten bednshistnb, renn bic Btrptntr
elmer @estub, rsl4e bic perbtrtIt6e @setf tts Gle.
ttts nne fdIttn Sttbtrs nod ntHt sefhtIt hat, bic
Gnsbedan8 nodtn, tae iene rtttttn xntss linen fau.
fen. Derdrttse Gutttdnnstn rsSbtn ia ietsr Sab.
rts,stt tn iebent 9ttils Der tntpn etntd&t. @enn
ss,t; ,rss e. L. is!$sa S.tt:n ~ sIass {. ssfStsst. an b.
rber 5eiIxaa eefunten tat, ftfseRtut rrrteu In, TAI
9rattter's Waetn gitttrs has Mdfartastft ppnf6n
big rtrttlat unt tds Stfert 8eeen baHttbe fehtat
sns autt tn Der sanjeu lhusttune. aueer ben Sic.
%bsrdrten boa MalartaItiten terten aud fHleiHsntes
ditbsr unb @iiasfrer5seruns turG BITE burHareifenti
f&aft ftrner ais sin 5eifmitisI fanttirnirt aesen Wbtu.
nattsfnus, Dsspspfe. @dfrpfune, Qsberfeiben
SHrdGe. RisrsnRkruneen uue aue 6rdnftetftn, mel.
@t te gertauuAess uut Spttftrerrerttuuss.Crs Organ
/ forbidden.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-09-13
STATE OF MINNESOTA
County of Stearns. SIS.
. Special Term, Septem

Special Term, September 3rd 1888.
In the matter of the estate Of Anton Schwege
deceased.
On reading and filing the petition Of Helena
Schwegcl of Stearns County representing among
other things, that Anton Schwegellate Of Stearni
County on the 18th day of August A. d. 1888, a.
the Tow ofSt. Wendell in said County died in
~tes:ate, and being a resident of this County at the
time of his death, leaving goods, chattels und es
tate within this County, and that the said Potion,
er is the widow of said deceased, and praying
that administration of said estate be to hei
granted:
1t is Ordered, That said petition be heard, be
fore the Judge of this Court, on Friday the 2stt
day of September A. D.. 1888, at9 O'Clock A. M, a
his Office in the City of st. Cloud in said County
And IL is further Ordered, That notice thereof
be given to the heirs Of said deceased and to al
persons interested, by publishing copy Of thil
order for three successive weeks prior to said day
of hearing in the der NoRDsTERN'', a weekly
newspaper, printed and published at the City O.
st. Cloud I'm said County.
Dated at st. Cloud, Mimi, the 3rd day Of Sep
tembsr 1888.
By the Court,
Il. 81 THEO. BRUENER,
1913 Judge Of Probate
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WetiM6mert G,.er Setsn!

Die efesanten s BEL 10 srOBen Sey,
traits gum Ginrabmen, bic frei oerseben
iueroen nit iebent 9usenoga BPS.
t~oSrapbien 5u $500 bas 9usenb, 5iss
ben unsemein an. @er nod feines BE-
fist, iollte bic leste @elesenbeit ,pabr-
nehmen. WiIer, Bbotpsrapb. Be-
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Sinhsr i8reien mad Yit6er's GafDria.

Vie Sas 8abs e~rfranfte, saben mir es gatoria
Als re beranpuds, fdrie fe mad gaforia.
als Grdnlein, ssbraudte fe gaftOria.
VIE @utter CAB fe ibrsn ainSern Gaaceta.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
STATE OF MINNEsoTA,l

STATE OF MINNESoTA,2
County of srEAREs. In PRoBArr CouRr.
In the Matter Of the Estate Of Michael Froehler
deceased:
Notice is hereby given to all persons having
claims and demands against the estate of Michael
Froehler late Of the County Of 6tearns deceased,
that the Judge of the Probate Court OF said Coun-
ty will hear, examine and adjust claims and de-
mands against said estate, at his Office in the City
Of st. Cloud in said County, on the f1rst Monday
of each and every month for six successive months
1888, have been limited and allowed by said Pro-
bate Court for creditors to present their claims.
Dated this 18th day of August A. ID. 1888.
VICTORIA FRRHLER,
Executrix ofthe Estate ofMichael Froehler de-
M. 81 THEo. BRUENER,
36-4t Judge ofProbate
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-09-13

Sn @iseoniin bot oas Ginbeimien
Der arOnsbeereu besounen. 2eioer 1T
Elm 9beil Der m,lbmabienben &ronss
beeren bard bic neuli6en 9adtfr6te
serf5it tuoroen.
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oFiMINNEsoTA,)
County! of..Stearns. In Probate Court

Special Term, August 29th 1888.
In the matter Of the Guardianship of SophiaC.
Demeules, Minor.
On reading and filing the petition of Jennie
Richardson Guardian of the above named Minor,
1t is ordered, pursuant to the prayer Of said
Petitioner, that a time be fixed for examining and
allowing her annual account that said account
be mi and Petition heard, by the Judge
Of this Court, on the 29th day OF September A.
d. 1883, at 9 o'clock A. M, at his Office in The
City of st. Cloud in said County.
Ordered further, That public notice thereof
be given to all persons interested, of the time and
q copy of this order in the der NoRDsTERNS
a weekly newspaper printed and published al
the City of st. Cloud in said County at least once
in each week for three successive weeks prior to
the day of such hearing.
Il. So THEO. BRUENER,
38-A Judge Of Probate.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

STATE OF MINNESOTA
County of stearns. In Probate Court.
In the Matter OF the Estate of Matthias Cordie
deceased:
Notice 10 hereby given, to all persons having
claims and demands againstthe estate Of Matthias
Cordie late Of the County Of Stearns deceased,
that the Judge ofthe ProbateCour of saidCounty
will hear, examine and adjust claims and de-
mands against said estate, at his office in the City
OF st. Cloud in said County, on the first Monday
of each and every month for six successivem months
and that six months from the 24h day of August
1855, have been limited and allowed by said Pro.
bate Court for creditors to present their claims. q
Dated this oath day of August A. D.186S.
HUBERT B. MEYER,
| Administrator with the will annexed of the
| Estate of Matthias Cordie deceased.
(L,S.) THEo. BRUENER,
| 37-4t Judge of Probate
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optlonsSpffems IN Gdlttorrtert 5i Se9e
ssbra6t baben, lit betannt. Sos Slnseles,
bic Gsuntpbauptftabt ielbft, beren De.
p5lferuns mad 8erednunser auf @runb
bes neueiten Gbrebbuds auf bic genial,
tise 8abl bon uabe3u $4,000 seitiesel
iein ioII, bat e~benfaIs, ob,pobf pielleidi
nidt in bemislben @rabe, berartise
glemente in ii@ %aufseuommen. Dafelbs
gilt bon Der iiofiden !9ufunftsfabi
Gan Diego, bas -~sesentudrtis tuabr'
i9einlid Bis auf 10000 GintpObner on.
setpadien III, Defenders tuenr, man bi,
nabeliesenoen, bereits ausIdlieBltd I'M,
ter 9emperen3ferberridoft itebenber
Orti9aften mitrednet.
Na6ri@ten aus Seem gorf 5ufOls,
beabi6tist bic Sire Gfoeiation boz
9Onbun, ipr @eiddft in bieiem aanb,
auf5useben. sic nimmt nod @ieber
uerfi9eruns ibrer Standardization einel
8aariberiduB bon 100000 nit.
B6sr Semanb, Der ieinen Sinsernase
nit einent Sammer setroffen, tueiB, mi
bies iit, unb fouls er ben 8eriud nader
min, miro er uusfinben, bab Dr. Senner',
soltenes Wittel bas bette bnfir III
9esgleiden 1T es bas bette sesen 9urd
falI, 2eibweb, 8ranb; unb S1ntttipun
ben, Neuralsia unb Rbeumatismus
Seilt raid alle GdmerSen, @eidmulf
Rasen. unb 2eibi4meraen; bebt feline
@erib in GOlo auf. 8erfu1t es!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-09-13

9ont ausbriidenh, uebmen mir freuoisii
bieIe @elsseubelt ieiner 9eebrten Gn'
ueIeubeit iuabr, nm bieien u~nieren bobeu
@6rensoit nit Der lleberbrinsuug oieier
p5aenannten &unbsebunseu 81 betrauen,
5. Die Rotbipenbisfeit zines SospiSes
fir beutIde fatboliide g%iutuanberer ir
Der eriten unb sr6Bten Safenifabt oieies
2aubes, in Stem gorf, ben beutider
aatbulifen Gmerifas wieberbolt au'a
Sers feseub, bamit bas @elDbniB BEL
@rinouus zines SEQ Sauies gum Sdus'
beutIder fatbOlii6er Ginuanberer of
zines eniaen 9enfmols on bas 50idb
riae aolbene 8rIeiter Snbildum 2eI
XIII. alsbalb ieiner Grfiauns entse
aenaeiibrt peroe: foroert bic III. u
9. &atbplifen oeutider abitammun!
unb seuti6er 5unse auf bic Sur Dol
lenbun9 bieies 10 eminent 9riftlideI
u%nternebmeus nod ben6tbiste @elt
iumme nod Dor ablauf bes Sabre
1883 = a!s bes Subeljabres bes BELL
aen gaters - ourd i6neae uno freuoj
se 8e,fteueruns auf5ubrinsen.
6. Gem 81. 8. 8aibolifen liberal
mo es tbunl;d 1T, bic Selesenbeit
bieten, in elmer sur grbaltnns unb Q
lebuna ieines beilisen @laubens f6roe'
li@en, bas 8ano Der 8ruosrlisbe eng
f~nipIenben uno our faibOlii9en Cha
trait anlpOrnenbem gerbinonus DIRT
lidio5ialer Naiur beutide Seieui9te
nit fatbOliider @lanbenstrsue 81 pc
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-09-13

Der @enuB befielben Der @eiunbbeii
bur1aus i6dblid. Die Straftammer
uerurtbeilte ben iibrisens idun eiumal
,ueset zines sGeiden gersebens beitraf'
ten Webser 81 bier @onaten @efdnsnif
unb uerfiste 5usleid bic @er6fentli:
dung bes l1rtbeils.
@hrttem bers. l1eber bic bies
|idbrisen @rnteersebniife bes 2anbes it,
su beridteu, baB &iriden, 8eeren
Sribobit in ielten seiebener Mense &c.
bieben. llniere getreibeernte ift burd
bas anbaltenae, INNER rur fura rnter.
bro1ene 8esenuetter I'M etpa Ia
Gage aesen ionif peripdtet. Sen tpein'
unb obitbuutreibenben gesenben bea
2aubes ftebt elm felt LANCE nidt meb,
erlebter Serbfiesen beuur.
@naIanb. Ser International
seolpsii6e GousreB, uelder rur aas
brei Sabre tast, miro In bieiem Sabre
bonn II. Biz 20. September in 2onbor
in ben 8dumer Der uniperiitGt in Der
burlington @arbens suianmentreten
Gis iebt baben fid 200 ausldnbii6t
@eolosen gum 8eiu9 bes gOnsrefiea
ansemelbet. Gs iinb bic folsenben geo:
losiiden Iusfiise septant: y mad
Der Sniel @isbt (&reibe, Gocen, OlisO'
cen), y Rorosgales (pOreumbriid'
unb palaeaoiide Selsarten), 81 Oft
gOrtibire (Sura unb areibe). a NOr
fOlf unb suffolf (9lioeen unb Gletfdsr
betten), s. Suraiii6s 5elien Mittel.
Gnslanbs, g. Weit gOrfibire { iiluriidel
Ralt).
nnsarn. sluf benz 9alatonIe
fiirate elm beftiser Drtan auei &dbne
in wel6em 2anbleute iaBen, UNI. 81
2eute flammerten fid an bic Seiten be
&dbne, aber mad einisen bunbert S1rit
ten befam Der cine &abn in 5olse bel
beftisen 8eGlenidlases cine Defnune
t%uorauf bas 5abraeus unterianf. Gini
5ebn 2eute e~rtranfen, tudbreno bic Sn
iaffen bes Sueiten 3abnes nit benz bio
zen S6reden baponfamen.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1888-07-28

J. Taylor Cause is on trip on his
steam yacht Falcon.
DR.. Ellis Biscoe of Boston is visiting
relatives in this city.
N. B. Danforth will go to day to
Ocean Grove for two weeks.
Alfred s Elliott. Of Elliott, johnson
& Co. and Huxley Harvey have gone to
Deer Park, Md.
8. Redmond Smith went to Balti.
more TO day to take part in private
tennis tournament.
Mrs. j. b. Clarkson and daughter
Helen are at the Lafayette Hotel, Cape
May, for few weeks.
Warren Harper is registered at Che
Attic House, Cape May. His family
will join him tomorrow.
Mrs. Harlan Cause and family re-
turned to-day from five weeks
sojourn at Cape May Point.
Mrs. Frances S. Garrett is spending
few DAYS with her brother, John
Sellers Of Philadelphia, at Cape May.
Miss Mamie Hawkins and her two
brothers Wesley and BERTHE have gone
TO 9illingsport. N. j., for visit of two
weeks.
eaThe barge Minquas, which has beer
undergoing some general repairs al
jackson & Sharp's, will probably leave
to-day,
Edwin r. Paynter, editor Of this
Delaware Democrat of Georgetown
called at the JOURNAL office thii
morning.
Miss Jessie MendinhalI ia visiting
Mrs. William Seaman of this city foI
q few days. She returns Monday t,
Cape May.
Miss Ella F. Hasson, principal o
school No. 5. OF Philadelphia, is visit
ing Miss A. G. Murphy, OF Hotel Kirk
wood, this city.
| John j. Dougherty Of the Pussy an,
Jones Company and r. 7. Connolly 0
Connolly and Weller left at 8 "a las
evening for Boston. They will be gonl
two weeks and return by way of Sar
atOQa.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1888-07-28


eighteen congregations over whom he Is TO
preside in order that they may have a
head-one to whom all disputes may be
referred and whose decision on all theo-
logical points may be final. The chief
rabbi win preach to the congregations In
his charge consecutively.
The desire TO hear the opening dis
course was so great that only small por-
ton Of those who gathered at the syna-
gogue could be admitted. The first
words Of this opening sermon were OK
tremely appropriate to the new work
which he has commenced. They are as
follows:
A book is always provided with a title page
whereon its subject Is inscribed, and with an in
PRODUCTION in which the author explains his guild
ing principles and method in handling his sub.
iect The present address. too, inaugurating a
new movement In Judaism in the United States,
should be regarded as the title page and the IN
PRODUCTION 70 the record We intend 70 make in the
book OF life. Israel can do no better than follow
the virtues Of his ancestors and the law OF God.
The spiritual greatness OF Abraham, according
70 the teaching OF our rabbis consisted in con-
verting men Go religious truth. SO also do they
teach in another place: "The Lord has dealt
mercifully with Israel, scattering them among
the nations, for through thnt they increase by
converting people to the belief in one Cod"
The chief rabbi speaks ia German, not
being master Of the English tongue. He
does not use gestures, but relies upon a
distinct enunciat.on.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1888-07-28

The Zweifel jury has its final
session at o'clock this evening.
Repairs were made to the turning
gear of the 3rd. st. bridge this morn
ing.
The schooner Anna and Ella was
taken off of Moore's railway this morn
ing.
The Pusey & Jones Co. are shipping
paper mill machinery to Havana, Cuba.
to-day.
Thomas Lally will sell tho property
at Q LaMotte st. this afternoon at 8
o'clock.
Twenty-Five fine horses have been
received by Jester & Mcdaniel from
Missouri.
In the grain markets this morning
there are over 1000 bushels of oats
selling at 40 cents bushel.
The work Of paving Front street be-
tween French and Walnut streets was
completed to-day.
The second floor joists of the new b.
& o. depot, Front and Market streets,
has been reached.
surveyors are setting ,up harbor
stones at the foot Of Third street as a
limit to the wharf line.
Major Anderson, an old hagman of
the p, w. g. b. r. r., died yesterday
at his residence, Eighth and Pine SITS.
The Builders Exchange have decided
to take their rooms in the new Crosby
& Hill building for term of five
years.
The Manning Literary Society gave
an excursion to Birmingham Park this
afternoon, the train leaving at 10
o'clock.
The poplar trees, lilac bushes and
underground is being cleaned off the
lot at the southwest corner OF Bird and
French SITS.
Rev. w. w. Taylor will preach at
the Central Presbyterian Church to-
morrow at 10.30a. m, and $40 p. m.
Sunday school at o 15a. m.
A meeting of the Seventh ward Re
publicans will be held in the club
rooms, southwest corner 10th and
Market streets, this evening at 8 o'clock.
The car shop employees of the p,
w. q b. railroad will contribute a
floral pillow with the words Oar De-
partment" on it, for James II. Wright
ington's funeral tomorrow.
At gthe meeting OF the Home Loan
Association last evening one half of
the monies received was paid to hold
ers of the sixth series, which has
expired, and the balance sold at 4 per
cent. premiu n.
William Davidson, contractor, has
completed the laying of the thing in
the lobby of the Opera House. There
are /, 100 feet of the tile securely laid in
cement. The carpenters have now
started the wainscotting.
A company of II persons, residing
chiefly in the. neighborhood Of 9th and
jackson Sts., went to Cape May on
Thursday to remain 10 days. The
party includes the families of Henry
Thompson and Henry Thorpe with
several OF their friends.
Services will be held at q. M. and
2 D. m. tomorrow in the Lincoln st,
Baptist Chapel, and McDoweiville
Bap fist Mission Sunday school az
a. m. in the South Side and East Side
Baptist missions and prayer meeting
Thursday evenings in the Mcdowell
Vile and East Side missions.
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wigwam, ooncIavs and castle.

The committee on the /. o. r. M.
excursion on Thursday, August 90.
held its regular meeting last evening
at the wigwam, Sixth and ShipIey Sts.
All the members Of Palestine Castle.
No. l, A. 0. X. of the IA. c., should be
present at the regular meeting next
Wednesday evening to participate in
the grand distribution.
The grand council OF Heptasophs, OF
s. w. M., of the State Of Delaware will
held its regular session next Monday
evening in the fourth story of the
Hardness Building. The representa-
tives recently elected by the various
conclaves will be present.
Palestine Castle, No. /, Ancient
Order Knights of the Mystic Chain,
will give an excursion 30 Brandywiue
Springs on Monday, August 30. The
committee in charge comprises Josiah
Mccall, chairman; William Vernon,
]. III. Speakman, II. q. Rettew and
7. ii. RIle.
The great council Of the I. o. r. M.
will be kindled tonight at the Red
Mems wigwam and the great chiefs
Of the order will be present. The meet.
ing is a special one, az1 important
matters win be passed upon. The zee
sion will be held after the regular
meeting OF Lenape Tribs.
Great Sachem James II. Boyce OF
Georgetown. with other great chiefs,
visited Delaware Tribe, Ne. 1, /. o. r.
H., last evening. Tonight he will
visit Lenape Tribe, No. 9. This will
conclude the official visits of the great
sachem in this city. He will probably
visit Newark on Tuesday evening.
The grand lodge committee Of the
Knights of Pythias met In third story
of Smith Building last evening. The
various sub committeesrepo favor.
ably. The secretary WAS ordered tc
send a communication 70 Dover Lodge
regarding their action on the grand
lodge meeting which will be held in
Dover, beginning October "a.
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An advance statement of the i'm
ports and exports the last fiscal year
shows a total increase Of 81, 1886, 1855 in
imports and exports. There was de-
crease of 800. 2O6, 592 in the value Of
merchandise exports and an increase
Of 1871, 545, 1878 in the value Of imports.
The excess in value of imports over ex.
ports was $27, $50, 527, the former being
$723, 1856, 146, and of the latter $685.
974, $50. The decline in exports was
mainly in wheat, corn, refined sugar
and leaf tobacco, and an increase in
the exports of cotton, wheat, flour,
beef, products and animals. The
largest increase in imports was in
coffee, vegetables, tin, wool manufac-
lures, hemp, barley, silk and wool, and
bars OF railway steel.
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would Have Reen savea.

Old Aunt Sukey, who lives on Austin
avenue, is known to be the shingles;
woman in the city. Old Moses cut up
load of tough oak wood for her the
other day and she refused to pay him
more than a quarter, about half the
usual price.
"Aunt Sukey," said Nose, 81 wish
you had been in de Garden OBJ Eden
instead of Ebe."
"Whst do you mean, Uncle Mose?"
"Nuffin, 'cept you are SO stingy Ell
you had been Ehe yer would hab cal
de hull apple yerself an not glib Adam
none, and we would hab escaped de
cuss."