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Fairly active and frmer; opened at Ollie;
closed at 9lso; highest Ollie; lowest 9lic.
Bradford.
BRADFORD, PA, March % Petroleum
Opened at 9lic; closed at 914c; highest
9lic; lowest &c; clearances 22i, coo bar
Tels
Iitnsville.
TlrUsynLR, Msroh %. -Pejroleam-
Opened at 9lic; highest at 9llc; lowest
9lsc; closed at 9lsc.
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w,ndrim suco,e eds Freret.

WASHINGTON, March 23-Secretary
Window to-day appointed jas H. Wind
rim of Philadelphia, Supervising Archi'
tect of the Treasury, vice Will A. FIeret,
resipped by request.
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Combinations.

WASHINGTON, March 2S.-Ibe Senate
in Executive Session to-day confirmed a
great number Of the Presidenta nOmina-
tions. Among them were WhitelAw Reid
and Era1 ID Grant
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c.n.e Of nrrs. HarrIson,s Inness.

WASHINGTON, March 2S.-MIrs. HaTri-
son is much improved, and is now able to
leave her bed for a while, though still
oopfired TO her room. Her illness is said
to be due largely TO the bad sanitary con-
dition of the White House.
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OIL CITY, PA. March 23.-Petroleum
Opened at 81 C; highest 81 &c; lowest
91sc; closed.at 81 sc; sales 3SS, 900 barrels;
clearancss, 1,7l2,OOO barrels; chartera,
6, $40 barrels; shipments, l39 6l0 barrels;
runs 81 467 barrels
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MUSTANG IMMINENT MUSTANG LIAIElE Z

cr-RFs sWTNNEY. SADDLE AND HAIR
NESS SORES N HORSES IL MULES!
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N THE CIRCUIT COURT OF OHIO COUNTY.
i West Virginia.
Geo W job son Sons and Bank
OF the Ohio Valley
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WASHINGTON, March . Mr. $ min
A. Whitfield, Of Ohio. took The ID. =.
Office this morning and entered up 10 i.a
rev duties 81 second Assistant Postmis-el
General
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n-.,.o,.i.s Sold to an EngIIsh syndicate.

Broweries Sold 10 an huRI''" -
ROCHESTER, \. Y, March @3-It was
given out to night that the sale OF the
Barlholomay Rochester and Gsnesee
Brewing companies plants to the great
F,,lisb syndicate was completed early
tbs evening" The three companies VIZ
be consolidated. aud be known o. the
iB.riholomsy Brewing Conpiny LIN Inn
tea ~ The cspilal stock will be b2'"v
p-nnss and there viii be 55o,o0o pounns
I, aehrnfure bonds
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BOTH LEGS ALMOST BURNED OFF.

Finding OF the Body of an Indiana Farmer
In a CHASTITY Condition.
WARSAW, IND, March 23-Andrew j..
sroupe, aged seventy-six, was found dead
this evening in field on mis- farm, near
here. He was burning brush, and when
discovered had fallen in the fire and both
legs we're buried to the bore u sup
posed that deslh was the result oiapopleXy.
He leave large family.
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PETROLEUM.


NEW YORK, March 23-Petroleum-
Market opened etc .dy at 9lsc, and after a
slight decline in early trading, advanced
to 913c; slight reaction followed, and the
market closed steady at 9llc. Sales 4O6,
600 barrelg
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Carriages and 4ug9ies

tiiiEturE.
FlrrsguR9. PA. March q --PeIoIeum
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FINANCE ANp TRADE.

money . IT Per Oent.-Govcrnments
Dull and steady-stooks LimIted-Ficur
Quiet aud Firm-wheat Excited and
Lower.
NEW YORK, March % Money on call
easy; no loans; closed at % per cent; prime
mercantile paper 4ia6i per cent sterling
exchange dull and unchanged.
GOvBRNMENTs-Dnll and steady.
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8e9istfr
6rauelers' 6uiae.

A gRrvAl AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS
IS ENrrANhrIaS or REFERENCE tRKs: daily
lsrrfav excepted. MONDAY excepted ssun-
NeriIIln February l0. lSo9. Wheeling
time. which is just one hour earlier than Central
lime.
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BALTIMORE. BIN, March % Wheat
Western fm; winter I'd spot ard March
92lc; April ole May g3c; June 93l 93lc
Com-Elsy; Mslca aud April 4l4c; May
4lia4l.c Oats Firm; western white pa
33lc; mixed 29i3lc. Rys-NoelCcted at
55a56r. Hay-Firm; timothy SD O0al6 90
Butier-Essy; Western packed 1920;
roll 15al7c; creamery pc. Eggs-Easy ct
l1slllc Coffee Firm Rio Is, g.
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CINCINNATI, O., March 23-CottOn-
Steady. Flour Eay Wheat-Dull; No.
. s5c Germ Steady; Nc ? mixed 344o
Oais-Essier; No . mixed 274e28c Rye
Easy; No. 2 45547c. Pork-Qaiet at
l12 62i Lsrd-Strong at 81 90 Bulk
Meats and Bacon Steady and unchanged
Whisky-Stesdy at 81 o.. Batter, Sugar
and Cheese Steady.
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TOLxla. MG'cn % who Active;
cafh s33a99c; May 93e; July s6lc; Augosi
s5sc. Corn Steady; cash 33lc; May 35tc
Oits- Qliel; May 274c Glover Seed
Dali: cash and March $ %.
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cave the City at seq e. 10. and run every hour
rtU eI5n pm. Leave WHEEL Pars az goo q.
r ana run sverr hour u1iu 1900 p. m. Except
r.roh Train VIII 'ssv Park az 9.i5 g. m. and
EDS al 1915 ID rr O.. HIR>OH,
superintendent.
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EAsr LIBWTY, March % -Oat lie Re
ceipts 600 head; shipments 500 head;
nothing doing; all through coBsiRnmen's
= Hocs-Reoeipts ., 200 head; shipments
? 200 head; market fair: medium PhiIa
dephias s. 90; heavy hogs 81 30; pig5
and Workers 81 95e5 %.
Sheep Receipts 500 head; shipments
200 head; market dull and unchanged.
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PRODUCE

New York.
NEW YORK, Msrch % -FlOur-ksoeipi7
Il 600 packages; export 4 81 hnT'et,
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81. es q g. AAAa-NEA.
s.IaIrs aul Lsuc5vills through passenger train
.-rae baI' sIra rl 40 a. a.. arrives IS Rellsire
u.
-r.fsla-l rlss5uycT l1in lsETea Ballzira
f... pr ri.. arrives ll halalre 81 SIS a. IN.
1.r.-rrrfa. t Accommodation leaves EollsIf
-..l5 p -- arrives So Belll-a 80 10 80 a. RI.
n. efur sally except sunday. Oentrsl efsst
rrr rrlo 'rUn bsilalra.
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o.sots1Ar, O.. March 23.-Hogs-
Strong; common and light 81 O0s4 50;
packing aud Butchers 81 75a4 90; receipts
l 200 head; shipments 600 head.
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Philadelphia.

PHLADn PmA. PA, March % Flour
Dali. Wheat-Ncminal so , rcd March,
April, May and Jane 9iia95c Corn
Steady; No. 4 mixed track i0lc; No 3
mixed track llc; steamer No high mia d
4llc; No. . mixed March i0llilic; April
illc; May 4liai2; June i2ii2lc Gate
Quiet; No. 3 white - De- Failures quiet
bu, steady; No . white March 3}ls3lic,
April 33la3i'i MAJ 3ie3ilci June 3iih
3fe.
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qFAIS VVFLAMHATIOt, Old 81
CAKED BREASTS IL INSECT CIlea'
Daily Republican., 1889-08-15
THIRD EDITION.
Selling Liquor Without License

@@hAaps I4tCbnHo,
William H. slmms was arraigned be-
lore Squire Frank Z. Smith this mora.
ipg, In police Office, on charge OF selling
liquor without license. and with selling
on Sunday at Rosendale Park. A. L.
ea9oorn, ESQ. appeared for Simms.
fatrick AcQuay was called, but he
merely Knew McQuAid; had not been In
the place for a year except GU Fourth OF
July evening; simms nor nobody else
ever cold hun liquor there; never saw
eDy liquor sold there; never drank liquor
at all, except last Saturday went out aud
got drunk down town, but did not 20
there
William Haggorty teetiiled that he was
at Rosendale on Sunday; bought three
glasses for quarter and treated Simns,
the bartender and himself.
Chief OF Police Swiggett testified that
simms admitted to him that he was tho
proprietor of the place and that he rent
ed II from Hartmann 81 Fehrenbach.
The Squire thought there was quite
sufficient testimony TO warrant the bind
ing over OF simms, but Mr.. sanborn in
teIposing, said he could show that S!mms
had nothing to do with selling the liquor;
that receipts showed that Mrs. Sin ms
paid the rents and he produced q mu-
tually agreed marriage separation, to
show That one was not responsible ior tie
acts OF the other. City Solicitor Turner
said that did not separate man aud wife
aud they were still responsible for each
other. Mr.. Santorn still insisted that
the bill oil separation relieved Simms
from responsibility, but Squire Smith,
taxing different view OF the matter,
held Slmms under 1900 for further hear
Ing on Saturday evening.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-15

Several shoe manufacturers In Cincin.
natl have been asked their selling price.
The otTers came tbrolgh Bradstreet's
agency, and were represented as coming
from Englishmen who were already In
the East where some purchases had
been made. Unlike the brewery syudl.
cate, this shoe factory syndicate Offers
cash Tor all purchases, their purpose
being to run each factory bought as az
Individual concern. under charge Of O
manager.
There was no riotlng In the Councils.
vile coke region yesterday, and several
moro OF the independent operators
signed the wage scale. 1t Is said that
the reason some OF the operators lave not
yet signed is that "the price OF coke
could not be changed this month" but
that all will sign by September l.
Ferdinand Bauer, aged SO years, bar.
Der In Columbus, Ohio, committed sui.
eide yesterday. He placed A caliber
revolver ut his head aud 32.caliber at
his heart and fired, both shots taking
eject. Bauer's act is supposed to have
been caused by dependency.
During quarrel between James Kelly
and his wife, early yesterday morning,
Mrs. Kelly is alleged by the police to
have flung lighted coal oil lamp up
stairs at her husband. The lamp exploi.
cd and set FIRE to tue house, doing little
damage, however.
The Burton Building, at Chicago,
which was damaged by fire some weeks
ago, collapsed yesterday, burying num-
Der of workmen In the ruius Joseph
hopp was taken out dead and Nicholas
Sever fatally injured.
A Baltimore despatch says that small
boat containing two men was run down
by schooner in the harbvr Tuesday
evening, and one of the men, a steyedore
named Jacob Rolingcr, was drowned,
John Mcdonald, aged As years, was
struck and killed yesterday while cross
ing the Reading ltailIoad tracks on Penn
sylVanla avenue, Philadelphia.
James McLarkey vas buried by n cave
In in the Hammond Colliery at Girard.
vile, Pa, yesterday. Three other ulen
narrowly escaped the same fate
James Connolly and Owen Mcdonald
were struck and killed by an engine les.
terday at the South OMAHA, Nebraska.
stock yards.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-15

JoHEsTowN, Pa, Aug. 14.-Four
more bodies were found and removed to
the horgue to-day. Two OF them were
women, ard two children One OF the We
men was we'll dressed aud may have been
spssseI ger on the day express. She
wore a black silk dress and large
oval, gold button on collar, and wore
a Harrison and Morton badge. The other
woman was we'll dress d, and woro a
plain god ring, engraved on the inside,
N. J: D., and ON. t NJ, Feb. 22i,
1878. She also wore other jewelry, in
clud ug pin, with large Rhinestone In
The centre and light smaller ones around
1t. Msssrs Ogden end Reeves, OF Phil
sdelphia, and Secretary Kremer, of the
Flood Commission, spent the day in
conference with the local committees.
They Will meet again TO- III orrow forenoon,
when they hope TO arrive at some deter.
mination as to how the balance of the
fund la to be distributed.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-15
Cooper VIII Investigate.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. l5.-Tho atten-
ton OF Collector OF the Port Cooper was
yesterday called to the case Of James NJ.
Creighton, an assistant wegher in the
Custom House, who was suspended on
Tuesday by Surveyor john NJ. Campbell,
on account of charges made against hin
10 the effect that he bad ruined Ida
Devine, young Chester girl, under
Promlee OF marriage. TIE charges were
formally made by Mrs. Frederick Traub,
friend OF Miss Devine, who, in company
With the girl, visited the Custom House
last Monday and told the story TO Sur
veyor Campbell Mas Devine said that
she first met Creighton at her mother
cigar store III South Chester, aud that he
bad written her number Of love letters,
hnaily term mating in a formal engage
ment. She said she accom- panied him to
Atlantic City about two weeks ago,
where lie accomplished her ruin.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-15

At last nights session oil the Municipal
Court Squire Frank E. Smith presided,
| aud the following cases were dipestd OH
Alexander Scribnfr, discharged, case pro-
viously heard; Charles Laws, discharged.
case previously heard on charge o.
stealing rope; Hugh Doran, charged VITA
| drunkenness, discharged; Mary MacEey,
| drunkenness, fined $l0; David Parker,
| drunkenness, discharged; Dennis Daley,
drunkenness, $40; Johu a. harnes'
drunkenness, So; Charles Walner, drarE'
eunest, IS.
Squire Frank Z. Smith again PRESIDED
at the Municipal Court this RJtlil5,
| when Edward /. Bayne, who kegs q
saloon at Fifth AID Walnut streets, was
put under peace bond of s3H. Ion-
plant was made by Robert I. Getting.
ham that Bayne was 10 the habit d
beating aud abusing bis wife WHO wss
his mother, when he was druuk, and thai
he was seldom soter. On Bayne be'as
asked how this was, he said he suprosea
whiskey was the cause Of 1t.
Rhinehardt Seakinger was gathered ny
drunk, but he said he Sas never IN lho
city before, and was on his way to new
Castle, where he had work. The siuis
toid nun ue might 70 II He "oui" ~ - ~,
on to New Castle. "oh, yaw, yaWi tnuea
'bliged," said tho German, 40 he b1"ea
himself out.
Jerry Lanahau works at The EreEsae
refinery. "Were you born heEet9 asAea
the squire. mo; I'm an lrlshlnan, Anu
| came into town yesterday aud tooh y
little too much" "Will you 60 back :
| let you goi asked the Squire. "lnisas
will" Then you can go" And w
went.
John Murphy, arrested By oiiitS'
Sherer, was fined S2 aud costs Tor drums,
enness, and John Mclaughlin and JOIN
Adams s. each for the same otiense.
Thomas Darrah, who peddled hosm
rings and sold one to George q. fletsou,
WAS held under $500 ball to answer ~
court for selling goods without q lleenSs'
Daily Republican., 1889-08-15

Albert Bowers wishes to state through
the DAILY REPUBLICAN, that he did not
back out OF swimming The race with
Groves; he says that when he and Groves
got down TO McManus' boat house
Graves had some excuse and said that he
could not swim with him. Bowers also
says that Groves did not swim over the
course which they were to race over, ard
that he did Lot receive $40 as was stated
in different papers Bowers also SAYS
that he Will swim Groves for airy amount
or at any place.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-15
Blaelknaiiing stopped.

PITTsBURa, Aug, 14.-Danicl r. Cal
len, alderman OF the Filth ward of Allie
gheny, was to-day arrested on a charge
OF conspiracy with Detective John b.
Bauder and others to extort money from
the keepers of unlicensed saloons. He
entered bail In $500 for a hearing. In.
spector Whltehouse, who made the arrest,
has warrant for another alderman In
connection with the same cases, bu. the
accused has left the city.
1t Is probable that Information will be
male against two more aldermen on
similar charges. Bsuler aud five OF his
assistants are now under $4,000 bail to
answer Tor matchmaking number OF
saloon Keepers. II was their practice to
bring prosecution for selling without
license and then settle the case for
money consideration, varying from 500
down,
Daily Republican., 1889-08-15

Nunos II. Coverdale, a native of this
county, died In Wellington, Kansts
from apople&y, on the Sth inst, arei
about ~ ycars. Mr.. Coyerdale married
Miss Douglass and resided Oh the Clarl.
farm, near Glasguw, for a number Of
years, He Afterwards removed 10 Kent
county, and on the breaking out of the
rebellion he supplied the Government
Win large quantity of timber, hui
through the seizure Of his vessels To
transport troops and army supplies. he
was unable to I'll his contracts nv the
date specified, and the refusal Of nav.
ment by the accouEtory officers he was
auGected to great embafrass neut auJ
peeuniary loss. His claims were after
some years allowed by Congress, but too
late to prevent the sLattering OF The for.
tune he had hoped to accumulate. lie
was an active and earnest Republican.
and was at one time a candidate ior
RteriH OF Kent county, In 1870. he took
the census OF Duck Creek hundred. In
1850, he removed to Kansas but en-.
croaching years had somewhat impaired
his energy, and contributed to preyent
the success in life which he hoped To A.
tain. Eight children survive him. five of
whom reside in Kansas, and three in tbis
State. He was buried with masonic SER
vices he having long Teen attached TO
that order.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-15
GREAT ALTERATION SALE
r. W. w LTFRS7
S. w. COR. SECOND AND MARKET STREETS

In addition to own store We take that q, tho po.,
Shoe Store SO and get your great BARGAINS
u nJ Almost given away We begin to build August 18TH
we would like to see you before too late Come soon
and get the first chance Gentlemen just look for Yourselves
and see the great slaughter e
SIoo suits at $1,000 $3.50 suits So SIP suits at
$3.50 pants at s2o2 $500 pants s87 S2oo pants at 81
SIPS pants at Soc - f Pot'
Now young men it is to your advantage to take WALL
gown 10 our own store and see what will for YOU We
nave large stock ofne suits which we are willing TO sell AZ
low prices; viii pay you to CALL We show goods wilno,,
ana we are confident that we sell to your own ADVANTAGE
Just look at this ak-down ee'
All-Woo suits $1,000 reduced to Sc 49, all.voo, ,;.
$500 reduced to $500 alwool suits 500 reduced 70
an,Wool suits $500 reduccdto $500. gro
NOW 10 mothers who Away to please their chill
we are ourselves we pay special attention to our chill
department. therefore cannot do otherwise than nlcasc
we oe during the great sale the following bargains
len me Atwood suits $3.50 reduced s362; chdrens
evening suits $500 reduced s225; chidrcns school it
reduced to sio5 chldens knee pants from s1a to *
Cents children knee pants from o. cents IS cents
Daily Republican., 1889-08-15

PHnApELpnIA, Aug. l5.--The bite o,
pct spauiel has caused the death OF
hrs. ReDeeca Neyllng, aged IS yea :, re.
tidiug on Meyer street, between Ash and
Norris streets. The injury wac received
on June % aud death resulted on Mon
day last. The bite was Tut slight one
and was on the thumb. The dog was
kllled; the wound healed, and Mrs.
Nevling thought no more about the iuci.
dent until Thursday OF last week, when
her hand and arm became painful and
swollen. Her throat was paTaiyzed.
She suffered from violent fits OF vomiting,
and had great desire to cry. Her case
continued TO grow more serious uutll
death came 70 her relief on Monday.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-15

NEW CASTLE Cor STY
THE STATE oP DELAWARE Z. :.
To the sheriff OF New Castle County.
Greeting: ,
Whereas Henry Powers, by his pcti.
l. ton to the Judges of orr Su.
SEAL pcrinl court filed in tho Office IF
tile Prpthonotury of said court
IN and for the county of New Castle
Ion the cause of complaint therein nj.
liegeh has made application to our said
Judges that n decree may be pronounced
ulssOlNlhS thGinaIrlage OK istin. between
colt Powers.
We therefore command you ns YOU have
heretnfoft hecn commanded that Y on
summon julia Nulcutt Powers that she
pehhh appear before the Judges of our
sAld court TT tho next term thereof to
pc helu Mt Wilmington, ON Monday,
IN" sixteenth dny OF september next, 10
answer the allegations of the said ne.
titioner according to the Act of Asscm-
bly, IN such cases made and provided
ana 'll+p DO and receive what the said
court shall then and there consider con,
corning her in this behalf as the Court
SHAH seem meet, md consistent with
tho provisions of said net of Assembly
ana have yon there this writ.
Witness the Honorable .Joscnh T.
tomeHyS; Esq, Mt Wilmington, the 27tl
uay Of June, y, u. eighteen hundred
| and eighty nine
| Issued August II, losg.
| GEO. a. MAXWELL, Prot'y.
| The above is II true ccpy of the
| original writ held by me.
ALNAN ALLEN
| sheriff
| Ah"' II, lss9- aulj-2tawlm
Daily Republican., 1889-08-15

NEWTON, N. j., August 14.-Peter NJ,
Larcw, farmer of uuquestioned yeracity
who resides near here, found that hia
COW was being stealthily MIXED In Tie
pasture field, and placed her in pasture
nearer home In o der 10 detect the thief.
The COW seemed so wild and uneasy in
her new location that Larew returpe a
her to the old pasture, whereupon the
animal ran to certain spot and bawled
when blacksnake came from q tree
stump, called itself around the cows
s!aalaar.ers ane sucked her milk. L..
rev then got his guu and awaited the re.
turn Of the snake for another meal OF
milk, when he seized favorable oppor.
UNITY and shot the snakes head of.
The cow then roared and paved the earth,
acted for several days as ii mad and
finally died.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-15

Although it Is tie desire of judge Bal
to tie at HE post Of duty In the MunicIpa
Court his physicians have forbidden him
and 1t may probably be some weeks be
fore he Will rcsumo his accustomed seat
which he has so ably and Impartially
tlled. Neither Judge Grub nor Denuty
Judge Lyman arrived yesterday, nor are
they now expected before Saturday, ana
80 the Municipal Court will have To poi
alon2 the best 1t can until Monday win,
Squire Smith at the helm. judge Raj
has the sincere synpathies of the public
during his affection. iNN''>
Daily Republican., 1889-08-15

| Senator Higgins has gone on g brle
visit to Saratoga. .5.-
| Mrs. John P. Wales and family are
visiting at Cape May Point.
Miss Katie Ribel is passing her vaca
ton with friends at Manayunk, Pa
Misses Annie and Lulu Sullivan of this
city are visiting friends at Llnwood, Pa.
Pussy Smith, who Is running restaur.
ant at Atlantic City, visited our city to-
day.
Mrs. Elizabeth Berphards and daughter
have gone to Rehoboth to spend few
weeks
Miss Agnes Clarkson left this city to-
day for Newark, where she will remain
q week.
Hon. Thomas r. Bayard proposes to
enlarge his law Office at Ninth and Mar.
ket streets.
Miss Helen Nc Cartney Of Philadelphia
who was visiting her parents In this city
has returned home.
Mrs. James II. Richards AID Mrs.
Charles Broadway are registered at Hotel
Mt. Vernon, Atlantic City.
Mr.. William j. Fischer, the real estate
agent, is visiting Cape May. He will be
away until the first OF next week.
Walter 8. Hersey, clerk In j. 8. Bee
tens drug store, left on q two weeks'
vacation this morning for York County,
Pa. WIN.
Edmund Mitchell, Jr., has been award
ed the contract Tor the slate roofing OF
the residence Of Il. A. Richardson, Esq,
at Dover.
Miss Addle Mcssick and Miss Gula PEN
nell have gone on three weeks vacation
to Briigevllle, Del. We wish them
pleasant time.
Miss Sa lie Hayes, of this city, is of
the time at Atlantic City, Long Branch
and Ocean Grove.
Frank Mcguire has associated himself
with Charles Dougherty In the livery
business at the southwest corner Of trout
and Orange streets.
John Young, who has been in the en-
ploy Of the jackson Il Sharp Co., has ac-
cepted position with large lumber
firm, at East Syracuse, Michigan.
Charles Gotwerth, the well-known ar
tistic shoe manufacturer, who has been
located for number OF years past near
the corner OF Sixth and Orange streets,
has shut up his shop aud is now resting
among the romantic scenery at Carlisle,
Pa. He will be gone until the first week
In September. when he will come home
no doubt reinvigorated both In mind and
health.
Warrington Craig, formerly of this
city, died at Salem, N. j., on the 18th
inst. aged IS years. His remains were
brought to the residence Of his daughter,
10 o'clock this morning to the A. U. NJ.
p. Church, where servi es were held,
after which they were Inferred In the
cemetery.