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MisNEAPoL.is. Oct. 2s.-Thc board OF
trade this morning appointed a special
committee tn serve through the winter.
whose business will bc the collection and
distribution of supplies i'm several counties
in North and South Dakota. Additional
reports have been received here concer,t-
ing tls. distressing condition of things,
and il * said at least 1.OD families in
South Dakota arc i'm n state of dcstitutiof.
The county commissioners of South Dako-
Ia have authorized the purchase al coal.
hut can do no more.
WASHINGTON. Oct. %.-Rcprc-cntativc
Hansbrough of North Dakota. the new
congressman. called upon Secretary PROG
tor to-day i'm the interest of the residents
of Ramsay county. Crops have been bad
the past two years and they are. In II desti-
tIte condition as winter is approaching
and they arr. not able to- purchase fuel.
Mr.. Hansbrough has asked Secretary Proc
tor tn permit the settlers to cut fircwood
from the timber tract OH Devils Lake res
Crvatiou. The secretary not being certain
of his authority in the premises Promised
Hausbrotlgh AN answer Tomorrow. lie
feels inclined To grant the request.
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Rutpe Burrows, the notorious Alabama
outlaw. has again escaped ana ~ h'dinH
i'm the mountains.
The business portion of the village OF
Drnmccr. Pa. has been Partially de-
.scoyed II fire: The io.s is sso;oon' invita-.
tion Ia In, pr,sciSt az the unwilling of the
statur of General Lee AT Richmond. Va.
William Henderson. one OF the best
known thcatrical manager. I'm the conn.
try. died sunday mt StockbridRc. Mass. of
pneumonia. He WAS ~ years of age.
Twenty ar more. gentlemen representing
the various cracker manufacturers OF the
northwest met at Jackson Mich, Satihr
day and r~r.orranixcsi the cracker trust,
which will fix the schedule of prices.
Samuel w. Miller, cashicr of the Amer
i:.n sr. H.u q fi n;IS; ~ o. T.. vs. ". s is.Hl,s
his fathcr~in-law. Stokes has been acting
quecrly for some tim" and IT is Thought he
was ont at his mind. He is i'm jail.
Ii is thouyht i'm Boston that the Union
Pacific and Northwestern traffic alliance
may hasten the contamination ut ~ greater
railroad alliance hs.tween the Ch,cago'
Burlington & Northern and the Manitoba
west of Chicago with the Pcnnsylvania
railroad system east of Chicago.
The New York Worlds Florence. Italy.
correspondent gives "a statement by the
physicians who attended Mr.. Blaine in
iSSs To tin. effect that Ia, was partially
nnr,iy,cd and suffering with naraiy-is
and mclAIIchoiis, and for that reason
wrote the letter declining to bc "a ctndi-
date for the presidency.
The firm of Millmln & Reilly. Detroit
b~ookmakcr~. were swinllcd out of nearly
x15.OOo last week 10y sharp sports who had
n telegraph operator for - confederate
The operator cIt the wires near the city
and would hold the booamakcrS' advices
until the confcdrratcs in the city had time
TAI place their bets ON the winning horses,
whose names. they would receive direct
from the. tracks.
A mob surrounded the Lincoln county
wv. VA Jail Friday night. forced am en-
trance, took ont Green Mccoy aud Milton
Haley. and hanged them. The two men
are kcntnckians, and allied To the Mccoy
action outlaws whose mirtierois frtld
with the Hatfields il familiar tn the pub
lie. Mccoy and Haley were concerned i'm
the recent killing of Al Bruinfield and the
~wounding of his bride.
The youn9 man in prison at Philadel-
phia supposed tn be Tascott, hut who gives
the name of Albert Sutherland, admits
this il not his right name. but declines to
reveal his identity. He declares he will
not go =" Chicago IL he can help IL. giving
as "a REASON that public sentiment will con-
Wet him whether he IL. Tascott or not.
The authorities here are strongly inn
pressed with the belief that the prisoner Is
sought for murder.
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Gumo,. .Jubii~. AIT Denver.

DENVER. Col, Oct. 2s.-Thc opening
performance of Gilmorc's concert tonight
at the new Metropolitan thcater proved
the most successful affair of the kind ever
held i'm this city. The enormous building
was packed to the utmost. even standing
room being at "a premium. The enthusi-
asIu was so great that Gilmore on several
occasions was compelled To- respond three
or four times before he could continue the.
programme. The participation of -
treat.
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Oct. 2S.-A Despatch was re-
ccivcd 10y the police late tonight from
Philadelphia authorities saying that the
prisoner Sutherland now under arrest OH
suspicion OF being Tascott has admitted
played billiards with him in Chicago.
This is taken by thicago officers as tend
ing to- confirm the belief that the real
Tascott has at last been captured. Pho
tographs of the suspect have not yet
arrived.
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The Connor~-M ar.laail Case.

DENVER, Oct. 2s.-Thc jury i'm the famous
Connors-Marshaii ease, wherein the de-
nda are charged with conspiracy tn
rob u Rio Gransle express train near Gum
nison last April tonight returned a verdict
of guilty i'm all live counts. Considerable
interest was manifested i'm the case as the
defendants are w~cll-kuown men. Jim
Connors was at one time first lieutenant
of the Denver police and Marshall was
proprietor of one of the largest gambling
halls in Kansas city. This is the second trial
The first resulted in a hung jury. Ii is UNI
derstood that "a motion will he made for "a
new trial.
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WELL KNOWN IN HELENA.
The woolason scandal Creates . Big Senss-
ssou tm BOSTON.

stOu asa B0stom.
BOSTON. Oct. 2s.-The publication OF
the woolston scandal created ~ sensation
i'm thi. city where Mr.. and Mrs. Woolston
are SD well known. Mrs. woolston has
received many letters from sympathizing
frieuds. Investigation i'm his city shows
that last summer Mr.. woolston refused
to leave tlse Wells woman, when urged To
do SD ny Mr.. Turner of the Wisconsin
CONSTRUCTION company. IL was nee
essary to get Mrs woolston's sig.
nature tn the legal transfer of
the Helena Montana, waterworks
plant to the city. II stood i'm Mr.. Wool
rton's name, and could not ne transferred
without his wife's consent. The prop
erty aggregated more than $f.4OO,OOO i'm
value, and Mr.. woolston's personal share
was SlOU,OUO. Mrs. woolston refused. In
the presence Of hcr husband and Mr..
Turner. tai sign the paper unless WOOL
ston would promise to abandon his mis-
ty.ss. He refused, saying he would sooner
give up his share i'm the water works, ana
rather than subject him tn such "a loss
Mrs. woolstou signed the document.
Ii was stated 10y one or two Of Wool
ston's friends that he started for Helena
about two weeks ago..
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BONDS AND STOCKS.

Cpa and Downs Ia Market VALUES Ow tins
New York Exchange.
New York. Oct. 2S.-The stock mar
ket to-day. WAS quiet. dull and fevcrish
and generally weak. Throughout most of
the dizzy and except for q few stocks which
received support the entire list In lower tn
night than On Saturday. Sugar is down
2X. Denver Texas q Fors Worth ~.
L~ackawanna ~. BurlinRton. Trnnsconti-
mental and So. Paul. one per cent each.
Governments wers dull bat firm.
Petroleum was active again to-day and
reached the highest figures of the year.
Exchange: Opening. 10sz; highest.
1854; lowest, 1861; closing NJ lO7!k.
Consolidated exchange: OpeninR. 1Osh;
highest, 1O6K; lowest, tO6X; closing, 1O6.
Total sale,s 2,62O.OOO barrels. j.
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NOTICE OF SALE OF BONDS.

ny order OF the City Council Of the city of An
the highest and best bidder for cash, es5y00o In
70 si0o and % .o0, In front OF the FiIa NNiioaal
y0th day Of November, A. d. isss, NJ the IsSssr Of
2 O'Clock, 4. NJ. Maid bonds were aa,thorixed by
. vote Of the qualified electors % sAid city ut .
general election held for said purpasse an the lOth
day Vi October, lss9. raid bonds are issued for
p,yabIe IN twenty years. They bear Inters.s at
o per cent. per Annum payable semi-annuAuy on
the nr.t days of Januaiy and July IT Anaconda.
OF In New York city; They san net he odd for
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WASHINGroN. Oct. 2s.-Thc old dolnin-
ion republican league, undisnayed 10y the
threat of prosecution which Civil Ser
vice Commissioner Thompson said would
be brought against all persons soliciting
political contributions of government cm-
} loyes. Tonight appointed "a committee To
20 To the departments next Friday and
receive money solicited i'm their political
asSsSsnn.nt circular.
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Clearing Hoo.. fxchmnx...

BosroN, Dct. pa dispatch from the
manager Of tho clearing houses i'm the
United States and Cadada shows the total
gross exchanges for the week ending De-
tosr III. were 81. 49,. s.t5. .Ss2. AN increase of
so per cent. compared with tl,. corrs,-
spending week last year.
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RAILWAY, n. J., Oct ga freight train
ori the Pennsylvania railway. jumped the
track at Main street hcrs. Tonight. Sew
eral PERSONS VIII" were waiting for the
debris, three of them fatally. Onc car
ran into tn. residence of John Weldon,
penetrating To the parior. weldon's fam
lily narrow ~ escaped. Fifteen loaded
ears ws.rs. VT skt1.
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WASHINGTON. Diet. -. Edward Blunt,
"a well known lawyer and gentleman
steeple chase. rider and owner of several
race horses WAS shot and seriously wound
ed this afternoon during an alteration
ma "A saloon 10y Georg,. MONTE. formerly
proprietor of a notorious saloon in this
city. but "a nou-I,olitical mover in Mary
u.n
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New Work. Win. Again.

B~RooKLyN, Oct. 2s.-ric eighth worlds
championship game was played to-day
and resulted i'm an easy victory for New
York.
New York. . o o lie;
brooklyn o o o o o o = 8.
Basc hits. New York Is; nr"okiyn,s. Errors,
Crane and Ewing; firouklyn. Terry, Fouiz and
SisIer. umpirs.s, t;liney and Lynch.
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WAsIuNGToN, Oct. 2s.-Th hearing Of
the charges against w. IL. Lewis. United
States consul tn Morneco. by Secretary
Blaine, was concluded to-day. NJ.
Benezuli, tho Fec merchant, and Ramon
AzoRle. formerly Lewis ~nterprcte were
examined at length. The finding of the
department will la announced ina "a short
time.
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DUBLiN, Oct. 2s.-At the convention OF
the national rnants' defense league to-
day AT Thurlsss, Lord Mayor Sexton and
several mernhcrs of parliament spo' q.
The objects of the league wers. app, owed.
and those present promised tn suhscripe
Tn tho fund
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RALEIGH. n. e.. Oct. 2s.-About two
weeks ago Robert Berry killed his mother
in-law at Lexington, NC, and on being
captured. was lynchcd. Solicitor Long
haas made am affidavit before Judge Phil
lips on which twenty of tbs. lyncllers have
been arrested. Some of the ring-lcadcrs
have fled.
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Death of GUY A. brown.

Neb., Oct. 2s.-Guy A. Brown,
state librarian and reporter for the SUI
preme court. died mt his home. i'm this city
yesterday morning. He was u proni-
nent man i'm the state and had done much
% advance the interests of the protestant
Episcopal church i'm the west.
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A~LENENDRIA, La, Oct. 2s.-John Is.
Green. colorcd, was convicted Saturday of
rape, the jury bringing in IA verdict of
"guilty, without capital punishment"
While the sheriff was conveying him back
To the Jail the prisoner attempted to ss-
cape and was shot and killed.
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rn., >,iiI Hold Tin. Fort.

PiNEv:LLE. KY, Oct. 2s.-Judge Lewis
and posse ARE. still in possession OF the
court house. Wilson Howard has ~, I
been seen since last Tuesdays battle, and
II is generally believed he has crossed into
Virginia. All the wounded i'm the fight
are doing well, and will probably recover.
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Failed tn Agree

DUBLIN, Oct. 2s.-The jury i'm the case
Of Gallagher charged with being impii-
Gated I'm the murder of Police inspector
Martin at Gwes-iore failed to agree and
Ner. discharged.
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CLARK " LARABIE
(w. A. CLARK, ,. N. CLARK, y. n. iARARIKt,
kE 3.
r m T

Io a General Ranking business and Draw Ex-
change on all the Principal Cities Of the World.
nuy Gois! Dust, t;old nars, silver Bnilion and
ed to-. Correspondents; First National Hank.
New York; Bank Of british North America,
Montreal; Continental National bank. Chicago;
Omaha National Hank, Omaha; Mccormick &
Co, Salt Lake; First National Bank, San Fran
cisCO.
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LONDON, Oct. 2s.-The general Trans
Atlantic line steamer Vile DEE Brest burst
her boiler to-day. Five persons were
killed by the explosion.
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Foundered NJ sea.

LIVERPOOL. Oct. 2s.-The British ship
Bolan from Calcutta for this port has
~foundered at sea- Thirty-,hrcc lives were
lost.
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he wi.h~d IL wiped Ou,,

From Texas Siftiugs.
Friend ito veteran cditor)-Havc YOU
ever written n line that you would wish to
wipe out?
Veteran ,sadly)-Ycs, once.
When was that?
When l Endorsed u friends note and Ind
to pay il.
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Htg Blaze tn ko~enig~bcrg.
BERLIN, Oct. 2s.-Thc docks in kocnigs-
berg were burned to-day. An enormous
amount OF damage was done.
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A I'i,aA.. tor r.NerAaNi,

A Time Tor r.SerS snsng.
From Harper's Razar.
Mother-Come, Johnny. It's past time
To get mp.
Johnnie-Thcn I'll lie abed till il comes
round again.
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Money ON call. tighter from 5L. IA &c;
closed ofTertsl at u.
Prime paper at 5EGiIc.
Sterling exchange quiet; sixty-slay bills,
S4.sUL; demand, A.S5L.
The Penn's Grove record., 1889-08-17
BAY PERRY.

The long pier at Bombay Hook for
for the Baltimore & Delaware Bay rail-
road is completed and trains will soon
start 10 run Over 1t. The new wharf is
400 feet long over all and has seven
feet of water at the outer end ut low
tide. 1t is a substantial structure OH
which the trains will run directly on to
the transport. AT the outer end is a
Howe truss bridge, SO feet long and 3G
feet wide, which will rise and fall witt,
the tide, and attached to 1t is pontool
26 by 3S feet in extent. Similar ter.
minal facilities have been built on the
| New Jersey side Of the bay a. Bayside.
A large new three track barge, holding
II loaded freight cars, has been buili
| for this service and arrived vt Bomba,
| Hook on Monday last from New York
The ting Rebekah of Philadelphia will
| do the necessary towing.
The Central railroad Of New jersey
has spent $3.50 600 on the Deiaw are side
of the bay alone in rehabilitating thu
line and they expect to get a fair reiurr
from their investment al the road run,
through a rich farming country ant
makes close connection with the south
No regular passenger trains will be run
this season but, beginning next week
two freight trains viii be run daily ant
it is expected that peaches will form I
considerable source of tonnage ant
| revenue.
The Penn's Grove record., 1889-08-17
FAIRS OF 1850.

The following is u list of the pr0min-
ent fairs, witt, their dates, to he held
during the present year:
West Jersey, Woodstown, N. j., Au-
gust 9th to 2Nh.
Wilmington. Del, September I'd to
It'll.
Sussex County, Newton, n. j., Sep
TENDER 10th to 18Th.
Vineland, \. j., September 18th and
18th.
New jersey Slate Fair, Waverly
September 10Th to Goth.
Atlan,ic4 ounty, Egg Harboi, N. j..
September 21st to 24.h.
Chester County, West Chester, Pa,
Sep'emhe, 23d to 9th.
Monmouth County, Freehold, N. D.,
September oath TO 9th.
Pennington, N. j., September oath
to 26rh.
i, laware State, Dover, Sept. Both to
Oct her 4Ai.
Inter State, Trenton, September Both
to Oct. 1ti,.
burlington County, Monnt Holly,
N. j.. October 18th TO 18th.
Sumerville, N. j, October Sth 10
10Th.
The Penn's Grove record., 1889-08-17

COLONEL WIN. b. ROBERTSON.
VIM. B. Robertson, late Colonel of
the Twenty-f urth Regiment, New Jer-
sey Volunteers, died at Ills residence
in Atlantic City OH Saturday.
Colonel Robertson was born in 1921
near Bally Castle, County Antrim, Ire
land. AT al early age he came to this
country and entered the United States
marine corps. After two terms of SER
vice in the corps he entered the drug
business in Philadelphia, and later in
Salem, where he also held the position
Of Postmaster, for sixtee / years.
When the rwenty-fourih Regiment,
New Jersey Volunteers, was formed,
he was elected Colonel of the regiment
and served at the battle of Fredericks-
burg and Charlottesville. AT the
close of the war he vas reappointed
post master at Salem, and became prom
inent in the politics of Salem county.
In 1877 he removed to Camden and was
appointed to the position of mail agent,
which he held for several years.
For six years Colonel Robertson had
been IA sufferer from eczema, which had
necessitated retirement from active
business. The disease developed heart
failure, which was the immediate cause
of his death. He leaves a widow and
four children, all grown up.
REV. SAMUEL +. WHEELER.
Rev. Samuel +. Wheeler, a we'll
known member of the New Jersey
Methodist Episcopal Conference, and
Pastor of the P%aulsboro Church, died
on Sunday night of typhoid lie yer.
Mr.. Wheeler had been i'll for some
time, but his death WIS u surprise to
his large circle of friends and his fel-
low-mt mbers of the Conference, many
OF whom did not even know of his i'll
ness. He was serving the second year
of his p~astorate at Paulsbnro, and was
considered one of the stauncnest and
plainest spoken ministers in the Con-
ference, and an able preacher. He was
held IN high esteem by the congrega-
tions over which he has been Pastor.
He wa admitted to the Conference in
1857, and has been stationed in several
South and West Jersey towns, includ
ing Bridgeport, Cedarville, Long
Branch and Burlington.
The Penn's Grove record., 1889-08-17

st. Paul's Church will hold their
third annual harvest home in Divers
Woods, neal PENIS Grove on Wednes-
day, 2lst. An extra good program has
been arranged and those who attend
will receive a rich treat in being enter
tanned. Rev. C. NJ. Boswell, of the
Philadelphia Conference, will lecture at
TO- 30 on "a Parsons Trip to the Yose-
mite.n which will include an account
of a ride on a Pixies Peak mule and in
a Yosemite stage coach.
In the afternoon at 8 O'Clock Rev.
sB. Z. Lippincott, D. D., Of Woodbury.,
will speak on Show to Win in Life.n
In the evening the Ten Peak Sisters,
fresh from Pixies Peak, will give ar in
teresting entertainment. The woods
will be lighted in the evening and the
Penu,s Grove C0rnet Band is expected
Ia he present. Dinner and Supper fur
| nished en the grounds. Dinner IS cents;
upper, %; children zoe.
The Penn's Grove record., 1889-08-17

AS the melon crop is nearly n COM
plete failure and only n few sweet pota-
toes are being ding, the truck boats to
the Philadelphia markets have not
started to run from PENIS Grove. Geo.
P. Cam, who intended to run Capt.
Samuel Denny's schooner Aura, has
given up the intention of running her
as the prospects are that the truck
boats will loose money this year.
The schooner Sarah c. Wilson arriv-
ed at the Cove on Friday Of last week
with 60, 600 cypress shingles and l6,Ooc
feet OF cedar and pine lumber from
Washington N. G. On Saturday the
schooner J. r. P. Moore arrived with
1s, 900 feet of cedar lumber, $4,000 feet
of worked flooring, II, 1000 feet Of yellow
pine frame, and 81, OeO shingles from
New Berne, N. G., for John Summer
III & Bro.
Edward Alker, of Wilmington, be
lever In the Brown-Sequare elixir Of
life discovery, declares that he. recent
" cured a friend of rheumatism in Il
more simple manner. The friend had
been under the care Of several physic'
ms Upon Mr.. Alker's invitation he
visited his (Alker's) house, and there
the latter applied n few singing beesto
the parts affected. The effect was mar
velous, and the cure pronounced as
complete.
william II. johnson, q colofed man,
has filed an action in trespass against
the Cape May and Delaware River Nav
igation Company, the owner OF the
steamer Republic. He says that some
time ago he was a passenger on this yes,
sci, having bought u ticket to Cape
May, and that by virtue of said ticket
he was entitled to his meals, :" cour'
tesy and civility. to security and com
fort aud to have the right to bny his
meals and having them furnished tc
him. But the officers Of the vessel, he
CLAIMS, refused to allow him to enter
the dining-room, and he believes for nc
other reason than because Of his color,
and he asks for SIC, 900 damage.
Only trip this season tn Cape May fol
s5 cents on steamer Republic, next
Thursday, leaving Penn's Grove a
8.15.*
The Penn's Grove record., 1889-08-17
pEDRICKTOwN pENcILLISes.

The steam barge"Anna X Mary'' is
laying above the bridge, having her ma
chinery repaired previous 10 Inspection.
She has not been sold yet.
Capt Justices sloop is tied up, there
being NJ use for her this season, rs the
melon crop is a failure.
Two boats have been amply sufficient
for all freight this season.
The steamer ''Richmond'' has been
altered and III UGH improved in appear
ance.
Our side " alks were greatly improv-
ed last week with gravel from Paulsbo-
70. 1t is the best material for side
walks.
Wilbur Shinu and sister have return
ed from II weeks %sojourn at Atlantic
City.
VIM. Dilks is recuperating at Angle
sea, after II severe attack of fever, hop
ing 10 procure strength and a string of
fish.
Miss Abbie Robinson has been spend
lug d fortnight at Moorestown.
Mrs. Sweeten's mother, Mrs Park,
has been quite sick this week, but the
careful and constant attention of Mrs.
Swee IN is coiWing her hack to her u.s.
ual strength
Last Monday Il child 2 years old near
Centre Square swallowed a large guam
tity of paris green, but after much
sickness aud undoubted agony it recov-
cred, strange to say. Perhaps tie mall-
ufacturer put more paris than arsenic in
the article. Some are that way. There
is more money in the green aid less
death in paris, if used improperly.
HEsAL WRIGHT.