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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-05-30
First Presbyterian Church will observe

First Presbyterian Church will observe
June 9th as Children's Day.
Deputy Coroner George T. Barnhin Is
confined TO his home with bad cold.
Bricklsyers International Union, No.
/, OF this city, will make an excursion to
Reading tomorrow.
Col. Z. T. Cooper Of Dover will sail
from New York for Europe next Wednes-
day on the City of Berlin.
Robert A. Edwards, florist, of Tenth
and Union streets, has the contract for
fixing up the flower beds at the water de-
partment yards.
The contractors are now putting the
roof on the new mann building at Hazel
Dell Park. The new structure will BIO
quite an ornament to the fair grounds.
Union Church has elected the Rev.
Adam Stengle and J. z. Ssyille reprsseu-
tatlves to the annual meeting OF the
BrEndywine summit Camp meeting Asso-
citation.
The Rev. james b. Worden, D. D.. J
secretary OF the National Sunday-school
Association, will preech in First Presby-
terisp Church on Sunday, both morning
and evening.
ct. Mary's T. A. b. Pioneer corps will
give an excursion by steamer Thomas
Clyde to Beverly Park on June 18th.
Aibert's brass and string band will fur
nish music. The boat will leave King
street wharf at 6, 30 q m.
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PooR TRpsrEEs.
visitors from Chester County Inspect
the A ltAlsbOuke.

visitors from Chester County Inspect
tha AItAisbOuse.
The poor trustees met Ia monthly ses-
Bion at the almshouse yesterday. During
the morning, Joel u. Pusey, John E.
Hope and J. Preston Thomas, the direo-
tors Of the Chester county home, accom-
panied by Superinterdent O. Brinton
Sinsher and Septimus Niven came here
on visit Of inspection, and the trustees
spent most Of the morning In showing
the visitors through our palatial aims.
house.
The business session was held after din
ner. Attorney W.T.. Lyman was instructed
procure q certified copy of the act author
izlng tho purchase Of the State insane
asylum. The secretary was instructed to
request The members Of the board Of the
State insane asylum to meet the poor
trustees at their next meeting.
The contract for doing the boards ad-
vortising for the ensuing year was
awarded to the Eoeniag Journal, at five
cents per line. This was the only bid
offered.
The monthly payroll amounting to
1888 II was allowed.
The attorney was Instructed TO enter
satisfaction on the bond OF Edward
Haman, the treasurer of the board, fol-
the year 1888 and ordered to issue q new
bond for 1889.
The committee appointed TO audit the
treasursr's accounts for the year ending
April, 1889, reported them correct. The
receipts were $43, $685. 5, and expenses,
$43, 2t957. leaving surplus on hand,
$418.6S. The board then adjourned.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-05-30

There are Indications that Brandywine
Summit camp-meeting will be more
largely attended during the summer than
at any time In the past. The annual
meeting OF the camp. meeting association
will be held on the camp grounds on
Thursday of next week, Heretofore only
10 churches have been invited to Hend
representatives to the annual meeting.
Invitations to send representatives 10 the
meeting TO be held next week have been
forwarded to So churches, located in Will
mineton M. E. Conference, Philadelphia,
Oxford, Pa, and Chester.
In the convention Of the General Coun-
oil Of the Reformed Episcopal Church,
in Boston, Monday, the report of the
committee of the state OF the chntoh was
read, showing the present number Of
commandments to be 9,3i1, gain OF 1872
since the last council. There are lO4
names on the clergy roll. There ore log
parishes and missions. Total offerings
for last year for parochial and benevolent
work, SIG, 44S, gain of $40 $3.50 over
tho last report. The assignment of
bishops was made ss follows Bishop
Samnel Fallows, d. D., OF Chicago, to
the jurisdiction OF tho northwest and
west Bishop James d. flatane, Of Bslsi-
more, 20 the Jurisdiction of the soush;
Bishop P. Il. Stevens to tho special juris-
diotion of the south; Bishop Edward
Cfidge to the jurisdiction OF the Pacific.
After clearing up the unfinished bust
ness OF the session the convention ad-
iourned TO meet in Cleveland, Ohio, in
May, 1891.
Tho Presbyterian General Assembly
continued its sessions in New York Mon
day. This resolution was adopted That
we heartily Feiterata the deliyarance Of
former assemblies upon the subject OF
temperance and express our warm sym.
pathy with the Widespread popular move
mept nov In progress in favor Of the
complete suppression of the ttatiie in In
t toxieatlng liquors as @ beverage, and we
BID sll wise and proper methods to asoure
this issue q hearty God speed. At the
night session DR.. phompson offered o
resolution, as follows:
RasolUed. That the general assembly, IN
reBillrmigg the deliveranee OF former as
seInblles, calls attention to the deli7eranee
! Of 1856, which says: "That We earnestly
recommend to the ministers and congrega.
| lions Ia orr connection, and all others, ia
| per.e vere In vigorous efforts until lave
| shall DO enacted In every state and terri
| tory OF our beloved country prohibiting en-
| tirslY traiflo which lie the principal Gauss
| OF drunkenness and Its consequent pauper.
| lam, crime, taxation, lamentatton, Of wal
! and ruin to the bodies and souls of men
| with which this country has so long beer
| afflicted.
After an exciting debate the resolution
was adopted by vote OF 1888 ayes to 8.
/ noes.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-05-30


The Sc. Louis Spectator Of ssturda>
last contained the following "Mft.
Moore Of Wilmington, Delaware, wife ef
the hon Euosh Moore, one Of the largest
ship builders In the United States, 10 VIA
iting the family Of Mr.. Iittls of East d.
Louis. where shs has been dslightfulsB
entertained" .agS4
The jackson L Sharp Company shippe6
elk tirst-class passenger eArs tothe Birns
mond and Danviile railroad Fsiday sighE (
Two cars belonging to the Bartholomew
Equina Paradox Company arrived AZ the
jackson 4 Sharp oompany's works on Fri
day for repaire. -,
The pusey b Jones' Company will shortly
ship two car loads Of paper machinery to
the Diamond Match Company At Wabash
Ind, who propose to erect paper mill foH'
the purpose OF manufacturing bon Boards
and paper for match boxes.
William McIntire, youth OF II In the
employ OF Edge Moor Iron Works received
compound fracture OF the right arm whils
Of work In the company shops Friday.
DR.. T.. @. Ehortlidge who attended him
states that his patient lie progressing well
this morning.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-05-30

John Il. Sullivan, Mike olsary and Will
Ham Muldoon arrived az Cincinnati yester-
day from Detroit and gave an exhibition in
wrestling last night. In an interview last
night Sullivan said he Was feeling as we'll
as he ever ialt In his life. by the way"
he said, II notice by the morning papers
that Jake Kilrain's mother is dead. That's
too bad, and poor Jake out on the water,
all unconscious Of his great loss. A fellows
mother Ia his best friend In this world no.
body can take her place. A fellow can
have as many wives as he wants, but no
one can I'LL the place OF his mother. What.
ever else people may say about me, no.
body can truthlully say have neglected
my parents. Yes, yes l fesl very sorry for
Jake" ''Do you think the death OF Kill
rains mother may bring about postpone
ment of the fight ?" "of course, don't
know. 1t might, but hope II will not"
Billy Madden, Jack McAulife's manager.
IS very busy Just now. The pugiltstic world
may be treated to surprise at any moment
In the way OF match between the Brook.
lyn boy and some good man In his GLASS.
A week age Madden wrote President Fulda
OF the California Athletic Club asking what
purse they would give for fight bstween
McAuliffe and Myer, MoAullffe and Carroll,
or McAuliffe and Carney. II Myer wont
Eight 10 hnish bsiors he leaves for the
west, McAuHffe will make match with
him tor ten-roupd gesf
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TILE okoxrN arysrRRr.
There ts More I'm the smith stor,
Than gEns Been Supposed.

There ts More An the smith story
Than sEns Been supposed.
Associated Pross Dispatch by Special Wires-
UuIoAoo, May ~ According 10 q morn
ing paper, there appears TO be mora Va the
story which Detective Ooughlin told about
the connection of the man whom be called
Thomas Smith, from Houghion, mioh.,
with the Oronin case than has poeo sup
posed. The man calls hinselr Willard
Smith. The notes OF Ooughlln's statement
TO Mayor Crsgier were produced before
the grand jury yesterday and they
placed Smith In an ugly position.
He visited the East Chicago sta.
ton to inquire for Coughlin. ooughltn
and himself Immediately established init
mate relations. Smith really paid 60 to
CoughliA as payment for the use OF buggy
given on Coughlin's recommendation. This
IL established by the testimony OF the desk
sergeant at the station. Smith shaved on
his beard the day after the Crontn murder,
aud also bought new hat, throwing away
his old slouoh. The latter has been found
and identified.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-05-30
CITY o0URT.


A Contractor Robbed ON the Norfolk
Express This NlOrHtmg.
At the city court yesterday Patrick
Kerns, drunk, was fined 81 end costs.
Mary Hamilton, c1lored, was fined %
for disorderiy cot,dnct. Henry Stitss
was charged with the larceny of S2l from
Lewis II. James OF Cape Charles. Evi.
dence showed that Mr.. James who Is
contractor was coming up from Cape
Charles last evening with number OF
his men on beard the Norfolk express.
He fell osleep in the train and on
awakening found that he had been
robbed. He charged Sites with the deed.
The latter denied the accusation. Con-
tractor James then Requested TIE con
ductor to look the car doors and ON ar
irving at the next station 70 telegraph 10
Wilmington for cfDcers to arrest stites.
This was done OF the p, W. & B. ste.
ton by Special Officers W. 7. Jones and
Harvey d. Vandegri,t on ths arrival of
the Norfolk train OF O'Clock this morn
ing. Sites vas SEARCHED and nothing
found upon him. second search was
made. when the sum Of 81 was found
rolled up and slipped underneath The
sleeve Of his flannel vest. Stitcs' defence
this morning was thas Mr. James was in
toxlcated aud that he, Stiles, wGs only
taking care OF tie money for him !,
There was come discussion aa to terri
torisl Jurisdiction as it Is possible the
crime may have been committed over the
Delaware line. subpoena was ordered
issued for Conductor j. T. Leyield- The
case was postponed Tor further hearing
| tomorrow morning.
II. Il. Ward. Esq, sppeared for Edward
Donohoe, No. . East Third street, charged
with selling liquor OF Sunday. The case
waa continued tc to.nigns.
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arrsmprrD NIeHr ssoAPK.



New Castle Prisoners Break
Through Lhe Ceiling OF Their
Quarters az tho JAN.
-Four Of the prisoners Exaggerated in
tho tramp department OF New Castle jail
made an unsuccessful effort ut escape AZ
Q o'olock Tuesday morning, at that
early hour Night Warden Smiths ntten-
tion was attracted by the noise Of falling
plaster. The sound came from the direo-
ton Of what is known ~ 'Bums' Quar-.
terg," which Ia almost separated from tho
general jail building by IN Iron gateway
oludinP egress from the regular prisoners
quarters to those Of the .ramps.
There were ~ tramp prisoners in the
large apartment st the time. Warden
Smith, accompanied by Prisoner Jerry
Hsrgignn as aid de camp, advanced to tho
gallery and unlocking tho dividing do1Es
discovered the commencement OF plot
for general jail delivery OF all the
prisoners in the tramps quarters who
cared 10 escape.
The Jail breakers had bxoken large
hole In the ceiling above and four OF the
prisoners had landed IN the women's de-
partmeut which ia imme diately above.
The room was untensnted by female pris-
oners The trsmps had cut the hole with
knives and such other implements they
could find around.
1t was rather IN unenviable job for the
warden end his aid to face the jail
breakers alone. Assistant, Jerry Harri-
gan, was trembling SO with fear that the
lantern he carried shock. Warden Smith,
however, got his four fugitiyes down to
the dungeon and subsequently, manscled
them. They are placed on bread and
water regimen, snd so were the others ia
the tramps' quarters.
The FOUR Would.be jail breakers are 80
days men, sent to New Castle from tho
city court here.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-05-30
Emanuel Kiohenbereer, Grubb's Hotel.

Emanuel Richenberger, Grubb's Hotel.
Thomas +. Russell, No. 6l8 West
Front street.
Elizabeth RsIs, No. ~ East Fifth
street.
Smith & Murray, No. Q East Seventh
street.
Michsel j. Shsrkey, northwest corner
Lancaster avenue and Harrison street.
Frederick Schmidt, northeast corner
Fourth and Lombard.
John sayers, southwest corner Tenth
and Orange.
Andrew sohilling, No. 2os Monroe
street.
Christina Spain, No. 81 West Second
street.
Theodore Steele, No. 119 Market street.
Philip u. Shea. No. 2l7 East Front
street.
John O. sasse, Jr., northeast corner
Fifth and Orange.
Henry W. sAsse, No. II East Second
street.
Lewis sasse, No. III East Fourth
street.
Walter q. Taylor, northeast corner
Taylor and Locust.
Peter Il. Touhey, No. 104 West Front
street.
John Tully, No. East Front street.
Samuel NJ. Wood, No. 7O8 Orange
strsct.
James White, No. 100 Poplar street.
Joseph Weldin, northeast corner Sec-
ond and French.
| William Z. Woodward, No. GIG shipley
street.
Charles F. walther, south-east corner
Fourth and Adams.
John Wagner, No. 207 Orange.
Herbert X. Watson, druggist, No. 1903
| Market street.
Practical Farmer, Brandywine hun
dred-- Henry H. King.
School District No. 5G--John Becker.
Bare's Oorner---Hyland r. Bullen.
Rising Sun-Gharles Deyer.
TOwnsend-Jamea L. Dickinson.
Etanton-Jaoob d. Hyatt.
New Osstle-Hiett Graham, Charles
Hoffman.
Blackbird--Vincent o. Hill.
Uentreville-David johnson.
Newark-John E. Lewis, James A.
Wilson.
Kissing sun-Thomps j. Lawless, Daniel
Melarkey.
Middletown-Alexsnde Maxwell. Hi
0dessa--Calvin B. Stidbam.
KirkWood--William Il. Smith.
Newport--Fredus A. Sturgeon.
Delaware City--Eliza A. stout.
Brandywine Banks-Thomas Toy,
Total outside Of city, 81.
Total for whole county, 1923.
REFUsEp --wrI.MiEaToH.
Margaret Bacon, No. 4 West Fourti.
Henry o. Beckley, No. 106 East Firth.
Bernard Carr, No. sos Church street
Joseph Hendel, No. 3i5 East Seventh
street.
Fergus Hanrahan. No. East From,
street.
Mary Mcwillians, northwest CORNER
Sixth and Church.
James +. Flanagan, No. 1000 Lancaster
avenue.
George johnson, No. 4o4 West Front
street.
John ]. Kennedy, No. s03 Madison
street.
White d Co., No. 500 Tatnall street.
Lawrence ourrsn, No. 613 West Eight
street.
Bernard Farren, No. 1913 East Eleventh
street.
William Mailer, northeast corner Ian
caster avenue and Franklin street.
Joshua Pyle, A and Townsend streets
South Wilmington.
George Sharp, No. sos Pine street.
Charles Devalinger, Lancaster avenu
and Searles street.
James Rogers, northwest corner From
and Walnut.
81. Georges-James Il. 8. Gam.
Port Penn--James Il. Diiworth.
Total refuHed-19.
WITHDRAWN.
Mary Barenbaoh, Eighth avenue nea
Brown street.
James NJ. Barton, No. l02 East Waite
street.
/ George W. Griffith, northeast oornel
Eleventh and Thatcher.
I Gustayus Kolck, No. 21I6 MsrkS
street.
! Spencer Jordan, southwest corne
Eleventh and Lombard. s..-.-..
4 1 g..
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D. nj. 6 y. n. u.


Annual Meeting OF the stockholders
at Georgetown TO-dny.
Special Dispatch TO Gazette and journal.
GEORGETOWN, May 29.-The stock
holders of tho Delaware, Maryland &
Virginia railroad met here In annual Sea-
sion at noon to-day, and elected the fol-
lowing directors George B. Roberts,
Frank Thomson, II. s. Barclay, S. g..
Newhall, It. Ashton, I. D. Powell and
John P. Green, Philadelphia; George v.
Massey, Dover; Ebe W. Tunnel, Lewes;
John W. Oausey and James M. Hall, Mil
ford; Z. W. Houston, Millsboro; Il. X.
Wilson, George W. OovIngton and g. W.
Pishop, Snow Hill, Nd.
The treasuFer's report showed that the
expenses exceeded the receipts by about
$4,000. Last year the excess of expeu-
d:tures over receipts was $40, 900, show
ing reduction of $4,000.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-05-30

y4xaa.. a,.s,. wu..,. "a,
,'asas 'oun " p.,anas " soon as
n a,a,n =. ia s ana \. ss'a NC nsu oeon
- h.sy 1870 a.' SUI 'ne eouf1 aeciinea
" As"i eny se'''iAony.
THE WITNESSES WE'RE ABSENT.
Walter e. Taylor of Taylor and Locust
streets was opposed by general raInon-
strance, charging selling TO drunken men
and keeping . disorderly house. Mr.,
Prioketts witnesses were not present, and
Mr.. Hayes called Charles II. Camp.
George Hart and Officer Galloway, who
swore that Mr.. Taylor Kept quiet, OF.
derly place.
KNOCKED OUT AGAIN.
wb,,a A. f,om,,a,, =, No koo T.,,,.t,
a.fees, were disposed OF oy the tntoIma-
.,on that they we're applying for piacs
'nat mao Deen twioe previously refused.
THAT DELAYED WARRANT
Edward A. DonAhoe's casa was again
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-05-30

George Fuhy has had his pension raised
TO sl7 per month, an increase OF Sls.
n nosi,ion In ths office Of the W. Il N. rail-
road, this city. ,.
City. i'd, has rented dwelling In Elston,
where he will reside.
Wieonlco county, and organist at the M. f.
Church In Salisbury. Nd, died OF consumpi
finn ThurRdax. n---..-..--.-------------
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-05-30
. Ns,x rrnnscon,,nen,nl Monte.

Associated Press Dispatch by special Wires.
SPOKANE FALLS, W. T., May 29.-It Is
stated that the Omaha Railroad Company
has completed an arrangement with the
Oregon Hallway aud Navigation Company
to connect the two lines making new
transcontinental route. 1t Ia further said
that the recent surveying parties sent out
from Pierre, Dak., were acting IN view OF
this scheme.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-05-30
THE EUssY FRssoH MILEINER.

Her Outrageous Arrest of Two
American Ladies LAID Before the
state Department.
Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires.
WAgHIsaroH. May 2a.--Gardner Van
Nostrand, tho brother OF one OF the Auneti.
can ladies who were arrested In Mentone,
France, at the instigatton Of a milliner. was
at the stats department this morning.
He made formal statement OF the case
which contained nothing in addition to
what has already been published except @
sworn statement of his sister, which agrees
in All material points with that made by Mrs.
Dorr. The papers have been filled and the
department will look into the case.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-05-30

E. II. Naudain of this city is seriously
i'll snd with his fsther, DR.. Nsudain, Is
staying for the present near Middletown.
Thomas F. Bayard, Jr,, of the Yale
Senior Class, YVES Thursday evening insti-
tuted RS member Of tho Skull and Bones
Society.
A. F. Cunningham, formerly Of New
ark this State, is now the proprietor OF q
large rancho of 1000 aores, near Gunni-
Nson. Colorado. ----------------- :.
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DI5 lsTER 5 oRpER.
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NrI CAsIig COUNTY, DR., April /, 1882.
Ipdl VIC application o. hnna A. Armstrong
aud samuei Armstrong, Administrators q
Saumsl i. Armstrong. late Of Blackblrd'
hundPdd In said county deceased, II ie,
ordered and directed by the Register thRt
tho Administrators aforesaid give notiGe
OF granting Of letters o. Administration upon
the estate OF the deceased with the date o.
granting thereof, by causing advertisemantste
be posted within forty days from the date OF
such Letters Ia s.x nf the most public places Of
tho county OF New Castle, requiring all persons
having demands against the estate 10 present
the sUne, or abide by an AcI Of Assembly, ip
such case made and provided; and also cause
tha same to be inserted within tho same period
In the DELAwARE GAGsTTR AND STATE JOURNAL,
a Newspaper published In Wilmington, Dol,
and 70 he continued therein two months
Given under the hand and Seal OF once
OF tho Register aforesaid, at Wilmington,
IL. ST. in Nav Castle county, Aforesaid, the day
and year above written
JOHN. X, BRAnF ORD, Register.
NoTICE.-All persons having claims against
the estate Of The deceased must present the
samo duly attested 70 the AdministrHtors,on or
before April j, 1880, or abide the Act OF Asserns
bly, in such case made and provided.
ANNA A. ARMSTRONG,
SAMUEL ARMSTRONG,
administrators.
Address; Smyrna, Del. apr4-2m
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Marriasss.

LYNN-wILKIEs.-At Old swedes r.; III
Church, on the 18th Inst, BY the hev.tMgfu1
n. Dunlap, William II. Lynn andv Core ,
Wilkins, both OF this city. y
ZEBLEY--BLlCRLE-- the 23d inst, by. thel
Rev. Charles L. Murray, rector OIL sfsi
andrews Church, Morris L 2ebleS end7
Annie c. Blickle both Of this city.
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,rhe Xn,kxria Essntcn.

LONDON, May 29.-Thers was another
raos yeatsrday between the yachts VAL
kyrie, Irex and Yarans. The Vslkyrie
was beaten by both the other vessels.
The course was from Harwich TO South
Ead. The time of the three yachts ives
as follows: Ire1, 3.03.44; Yarsna, 1926. 23;
valkyrie, 3.26.22.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-05-30

Trotting races will take place at Hare's
Corners, DEL, on Thursday, May 30th,
1889, at ! o'clock, p. m. 33O races, min
utes and 25O minutes; free to all. q. P.
lInaen, proprietor.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-05-30

On Monday J. Frank Dsnney, o
farmer living near sIAyrna, became sud.
denly and violently Insane, and o. 1871
accounts was in q critical condition. The
doctors cannot account for his malady.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-05-30
Thn re,al rrog.o.vn cros.Ing.

William r. Pennington o. Siddletown
had narrow escape whtle approaching
the noted Frogtcwn crossing OF the Della.
ware railroad. Tuesday afternoon. a
train was passing, which no dis not
notice, and his horse fortunately stopped
mat in time 10 avert catastrophe.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-05-30

Associated Press Dispatch by Special wifssF
BALTIMORE. May 29.-Flour. active and steady
Wheat, southern. active, steady: Fultz, $50
g0c.; longberry, 55a9Oc: western.dull; No. win{
ter red spot, 8aaS2lc.: June, Sia5i Hc.; suly.3sp
asOIfc.; August, 7yka79Gc sIyk
Corn, southern: white firm, 4la45c.; yeliowsI
easier, 40aIic.: western, firm easy; mixed Ppot.y
4Oha4Og6c.: June, aosa4OSc.; July, Gas,asFl
steamer, 394c. 50 !,
do. mixed, 29a30c.
Rye, light trade, 6ta55c.
Hay, steady; timothy, sl4ai5.
Provisions, duh
Butter, better; creamery, l7al6c.
Eggs, firm; 1dAc.
Petroleum, nrm; renned, so.SI.
Coffee, strong; Rio cargoes fair, 16hcs a.
Sugar, firm; soft, 8haSsSc.; copper
steady: refined, i2c.
Whisky, steady, $i.10. -. I.
New York Markets. =
Associated Press Dispatch By Special Wires. :,
NRw YORK. May 29.-Flour, state and wesy
ern, unchanged; moderate inquiry; southernt
quiet and steady.
Wheat. moderate trading, steady; No. area,
June, 81 5-l6a8l7fc; July, S2AaS25te.; August
S21s Sc.; September, S2AaSSc.; Decomberi
IS S-i6ss5ssc.; May, 1890, SsAa90kc.
Corn, quiet, flrm; mixed western, aDSaa5o.
Oats, quiet and steady; state, NhsSSeS
western, 20HS9c. u
Beef. QUIET; extra mess, $6.75; plate, s7.5oag.
Pork, steady and quiet.
Lard, quiet weak, sos.
Turpentine, steady; 3Ssfa394c.
Eggs, steady state and Penusyivnnia.SiSa
l4Nc.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-05-30

IN my honest opinion | don't believe
there ever was or will be "a remedy for the
cure of rheumatism, neuralgia, headache
and pain to equal Stonehraker's Lipiment.
sell 1t in oil my stores,
JOSEPH N. ROBINSON,
Paw Paw, West Va.
September 20tb 1887.