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Evening journal., 1889-06-12

Domestic Trade Depsrtment of the at,
lantic Refining 0odpzny, $sk515 WA
liam Dougherty, &10 70;- r. A. Edwards,
$685. FIRST Davis, 81 John, r. Hudson
q Co, $46; Edwin Harrington Sons
q Co., sS.72; Hunter & Dick
son, $lO9.40; Keuffel & Esser, 1886;
William Kyle, $1S; Lindley g. Kent,
$lOl. "a; The Lobdell Car Wheel Com
pany, $7.73; The Mercantile Printing
Company 1925; j. r. E. Montgomery,
~ 90; Enoch Moore, Jr.. $3.22; Henry
Mckinney, $40; Robert McCaulley,
x274 Philadelphia, Wilmington and
Baltimore Railroad Company. g. 22;
Phillips g. Kane, $1611; Michael Riley,
$500 William Simmons, $35.S ; James
Tibbitt, S5.15; the Charles Warner Com
pany, 1857 II; James Wise. $272. 05.
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THAT TROY POsTOFFICE.
The Result of Commissioner
Roosevelt's Investigation.
NEWS NOTES FROM WASHINGTON.

-Four New Possmasters- Where Harrison
WIN Pass the summer-~Capt. Armes'
Big Prison-charies IF. Ball Held in
$4,000 Baii-A Pension Decision.
WASHINGTON, June 12.-Civil Service
Commissioner Roosevelt has returned 10 the
city, and the commission Tall the member.
being present. approved the report in the in.
vestigation of the Troy postoftice. The very
practical results Of the two previous exami-
nations were completely wiped out, the list OF
alleged eligibles destroyed and new exam.
fnation ordered.
Civil Service Commissioner Thompson said
90 a Star reporter that tbs commissioners
found singular state OF affairs in connection
with the Troy postofiice, growing out Of the
existence Of a popular opinion that under the
new Republican postmaster II was useless
for any one not a Republican and a membsr
! 81 q particular faction to apply for exami-
nation for appointment Mon were even
designated by ward managers to take the ex-
animation. Under the recent Democratic
ad%pinistra!i9a % similar Pplnloa prevailed,
and no Republicans applied. The columis-
g'pners did not consider the postmaster at
fault. The result Of their visit was the
annulment Of the last examination held
under the Democratic postmaster, and the
first and only one held under the new post
master In addition, the commissioners pub
lished a card assuring the people OF Troy
that examinations would be conducted and
appointments made without regard to in
dorsements or party connections Commis-
sioners Lyman and Roosevelt viii soon leave
for Indianapolis Then Mr.. Roosevelt will
return here, ard Governor Thompson will
join Mr.. Lyman in an expedition to Chicago
and Grand Rapids The visits, Mr.. Lyman
said, are not visits of investigation, but OF
''inspection.n
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Taxes for 1873.

The eollectoTssof city and school taxes
for 1887 snd 1888 hereby give notice to
delinquent taxpayers of those years that
they are now collecting the same accord
ing to law, and unless parties in arrears
pay promptly they will be forced by legal
process to pay and the cost OF proceed
ings added. Sixty levies have already
been made and more will follow unless
there is a prompt response. E. p. Moody,
receiver for Northern district; Martin j.
Mealey, receiver for Southern district.
Office, No. 10 East Sixth street. The
Office will be open from to s o'clock p.
P. m. daily for the purpose Of receiving
taxes.
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water commiaaionera.

The Water Commissioners held their
regular session last evening City Treas
urer Griffith reported the balance in bank
as follows: To the credit of current ex-
penses, $50, ,013. IS; bonds and interest
$19, ,081.09; total $101, 994.S4 r. d.
Wood & Co., were awarded the contract
for furnishing water pipe at $25 20 per
224O pounds; special shapes y cents per
pound. ,.
Bills were passed as follows: L. f.
Adair, so Lawrence Burns. $l732; r.
B. Biscoe, As cents; William 5. Bullock,
70 cents J. V. Carlisle & Co., $22 O2;
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Excursionn ro-morrou.

Tomorrow is excursion day. Grace
NJ. E. Sunday school viii 90 on the
steamer Republic to Cape May. Grace
orchestra viii accompany it. Union M.
=. Sunday school win 60 on the Thomas
Clyde to Beverly Park The Manning
Library Association will take an excur.
sion to Birmingham Park by way of the
w q n. railroad. In the evening the
young men of Second Baptist Church will
take the first moonlight excursion Of the
season, on the City of Chester. Bur
gamers orchestra will furnish music and
a quartette will sing.
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SPORTING EVENTS
Basebals.

Baseball.
IHaoux. 1890.
AZ New York
New York ............o 2 0 o o o Q o-2
Boston ....... 20 0 0 0 o. 0 OIL
Battenes: welch and Ewing, RadbourDe and
6anzell.
At Washington-( First game)-
Washington. ........3 o o Q o-o
Philadelphia. .........0 10 0 0 O-2
{ batteries; Person and Mack, Sanders and
Second game)-
Washington. 80 0 I o ot / E. 5
Philadelphia .....0 o 2 80 q ~
Batteries Haddock and Ebnght, Casey and
schriever
At lndianapolis-
Indianapolis. ........o 100 i O--s
Batieries Boyle and Myer, o'Brien and zhn-
At Chicago
Chicago ............i OQ 900 o o-s
PitIsburg. ........2 0 o O. 0 o o Ia
Batteries; Gumbert and Darling, staley and
Miller.
ASSOCIATION.
At Brooklyn
BroGslyyp. rs,Ii,yIa Y 500. o oIIo o.
Batteries; roSett and Reynolds. Ramsey and
Cook; called at end OF eighth inning.
Al Philadelphia
Athletic. 4.t.....".O 100 o1osa Ell
KANSAS City,. .....1 o OIL 0 o O. .
Batteries; Seward and Robinson, Mccarthy and
Hoover
Seiannoos ,s.,''' ..'.,...o..o z y5 ! d :
cincinnati .,........0 2i2 0 < 5
posVsfies; Baldwin and Peoples, viau and Bald
AZ Baltimore
{. Baltimore. NOR e.......-.~o oaIo o;
Batteries; Cunningham and Cantz, King and
Boyle.
At Detroit
Detrot..,.............4 8 - 2 o o o lis
Buffalo. ....+.........0 2 o o. 4
Batteries: Anderson and Goodfellow, flaming
and Dealy.
Al Toledo
Toledo ...............0 o o. o 0 o Pig
Syracuse. 0 0 0 0 90
Batteries; Smith and stallings, oberlander and
Briggs
At London
London. .........ieO 0 0 90 4 0 0 49,
Rochester....,..0 o 0 o % go 0 0 O-s
Batteries: Geiss and Kinsow, Barr and Toy.
AZ Toronto
Toronto ...........1 o 600 O40 10
Hamilton. .............O 0 0 o o 0 0 90
Batteries: vickery and Mcclure, weidmau and
Banning.
At Jersey City
Jersey City ty................2 90 SO
Worcester .............. a %
Batteries: Landmann and Burke, Stafford and
Terrien. Called rain.
AZ Newark
Newark rk............. - Q O q
Lowell ll..................... .O o /
Batteries; Miller and Duffy, German and Mur-
ply. Called end OF third; no game
AT WillSesbarre--
New Haven game postponed; wet grounda
AT Easton--
Hartford game postponed; rain.
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A Pension Decision.

WASHINGTON, June 12.-The name Of VIII
lam II. Robinson, Company b, Fifth regi-
ment, Michigan volunteers, has been placed
on the pension roll, by order of Assistant
Secretary Bussey. Robinson lost thumb
by the accidental discharge Of a pistol
he was carrying. His application for pen
sion was rejected by the commissioner Of
pensions on the ground that pistol was no
part Of an infantryman's equipment The
testimony in the case showed that the officers
allowed the soldiers Of this regiment 10 carry
revolvers Of their own, and Robinson being
in line OF duty at the time, Assistant Secre-
tary Bussey overruled the former adverse
decision Of the pension office, and grants
Robinson pension.
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THE UNITED STATES
Funeral Directing Company.
WILMINGTON BRANCH,
No. | East Eighth Street,
II. GRAHAM, Business Manager,
A. j. THOMPSON. Funeral Director.

Funeral Supplies of the best and at
tendants unsurpassed; The prices for
goods and services furnished for cash
funerals will be found far below the
prices usually charged by undertakers
for the same quality of goods. MRnufac-
lures ITS own goods and furnishes them
at manufacturers prices, doing away
with the middle profit. This Company is
outside of all "Undertakers' Unions" and
so arranges its own prices. Bodies en-
balmed without extra charge when de-
sired. The Company is Incorporated un-
der the laws of New Jersey, and has its
factory at Camden, N. j.
Telephone 50I.
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A Canadian OUTLAW 10 custody.

AuGUsTA, Me-, June - -Piukerton men
passed down the Upper Kennebec valley
Sunday, having in charge French Cana
dian named Dulac, the chief Of gang Of
Canadian desperadoes frequenting the Moose
river wilderness, and for whose arrest the
Dominion government offered large re-
ward. Dulac's chief crimes were the raiding
Of the settlement of ST Francis with his
band, setting fire to numerous barns, the
klliRg OF an cd man and the stealing Of Sow
eral horses, including a valuable stallion
owned by a government official.
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A nrrnn Rnnf rniIa In.

WLKEsBARRE, Pa, June ga terrible
accident has occurred at the Gaylord mine
at Plymouth A number of miners were at
work in large breast when without warn
ing the rocky roof fell in upon them. -Four
men were instantly killed, viz Reese Lloyd,
Pat Carley, William Williams and Matthew
Davis Two Poles had their legs cut off and
will probably die. insufficient propping TO
sustain the roof was the cause Of the accident
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Remember tomorrow evening viii be
the only opportunity you will have for
moonlight ride on the river ON the fine
three decked steamer City Of Chester.
Cars will meet the boat on its return. In
case of bad weather it will be postponed
until Friday evening.
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The Fmmona WIN ca.a.

WASHINGTON, June l2-The contest over
the estate Of the late Weltha A. Emmons,
who died, leaving a will, on Feb. 12,, ,lSss,
has virtually been settled, and reference has
been made 70 the auditor to state the ac-
counts. Mrs, Emmons was the wife Of Pro
fessor Emmons. She attracted wide notice
just before her death by her eccentric ae-
tions, and her husband claimed she was not
mentally capable Of making a will
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Cart. Armes. bic rrI.nn.

WASHINGTON, June lo-In pursuit Of al.
rections from the president, Gen. Schofield.
the acting secretary Of war, has prescribed a
radius Of fifty miles from the District Of Co
lumbia as the limit within which Capt
George A. Armes shall be confined for five
years as part punishment for his assault ON
Governor Beaver
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ON SATURDAY,
THE 29TH DAY OF JUNE, 1889,

Al tluCh De ulss
The following described Real Estate, viz:
All that lot or parcel Of land, with a three
story brick dwelling house thereon erected,
situate in White Clay Greek hundred, bounded
and described as follows, to wit
Beginning at the intersection OF the north
westerly side of a new street, recently laid
out by said William Dean, called Margaret
street. with the centre line of another new
street recently laid out by said Dean. called
Annabella street, and running thence with
said side of said Margaret street south 364
degrees west 1876 feet q inches to the centre Of
the public road leading from Newark 20 the
Paper Mill, thence with said centre line Of
said public road north 3O16 degrees west l32
feet to other lands OF said Dean, thence with
said land of said Dean north 5ay6 degrees east
i79 feet inches to the centre of said Anna
bella street; and thence with said centre line
OF said street north 30l5 degrees east 50 feet 3
inches to the place of beginning, containing
thirty-six and eighty-seven hundredth
perches, more or less.
Seized and taken in execution as the prop
erty Of Joseph Dean, executor Of William
Dean, deceased, and {. t., and to be sold by
ALYAN ALLEN, Sheriff.
Sheriff's 0hice. Wilmington, June II, 1889.
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The EInel EIerntnra snfo.

PARIS, June 12-The official test of the
second Otis elevator in the Eiffel tower was
made IN the presence of Nj. Alphand, M.
E.ffel and the government commission, and
was perfect success The car, loaded with
$1,000 pounds of pig lead, descended only
eight feet after the ropes were cut The
elevators are now ready for passenger SER
vtca
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CITY oRDINANCEs.

.,7-~~o~o~@cO00000~e 00~e-e~0-~0o~o4~-oo-00o.--0.o
4 n ORDINANCE
~ MAKING
CERTAIN TRANSFERS IN THE APPRO-
PRIATIONs FOR THE YEAR 1885,
mington:
SEcTIoNl That the sum of four hundred
dollars (S400.0O be and the same is hereby
taken and transferred from the appropriation
for the health of the city TO the appropriation
for the removal of garbage.
Passed at the City Hall June Q, 1889.
JOHN q. FARRA,
President Of The Council.
Attest: A. +. MEssICK, Clerk OF The
Council.
Mayors Office, June Z, 18sa.-Respectfully
approved. AUSTIN HARRINGTON,
Mayor.
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ban neld On sa. GOO nnlI.

WASHINGTON, June l2--Charles T. Ball,
the defaultmg cashier Of ~ United Express
company, who was arrested here last Sunday,
was arraigned in the police court on the
charge q embezEling S4, 100 of the company's
funds Ball was released on $4,000, to await
the action Of the grand jury.
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Senator Tield shot bv m Adon,od sor

ATLANTA, Ga, June Estate Senator
Samuel Z. Field, aged 90, living near Dalton,
threatened to whip his adopted son. Dennis
Taylor, aged 20 The boy had been in an
asylum, ana is supposed to be OF unsound
mind Dennis procured gun and shot Field,
killing him instantly. He made no effort to
escape and is now in jail.
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Ercursion TO Cane May.

Grace Sunday school excursion to Cape
May on the steamer Republic tomorrow
win be the excursion event Of the season.
A very fine musical program has been
arranged for the trip. both going to and
returning from Cape May Train leaves
foot of French street at 2. 80 a. m.
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where Harrison WIN Pass the Summer.

Where Harrison WIN Pass the Summer.
WASHINGTON, June IL Thursday Mrs
Harrison and the children win leave for Cape
May, where they have taken cottage. They
will remain there until the end Of the month.
The president may run down to Cape May
for single day once or twice while they are
there, but he will keep pretty close 10 the
White House until he leaves for Deer Park
the last Of the month He will then be Joined
by Mrs. Harrison and the children, and they
viii spend the summer at Deer Park.
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United States Mint Appointmen,.-

WASHINGTON, June 12.-The president has
made the following appointments: Charles
II. Colburn, Of Nevada, coiner Of the mint of
the United States at Carson, New; e. b.
zabriskie, Of Nevada, rnelter and reflner of
the mint Of the UnitedsStates at Carson. New
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-Four New Postmnsters.

WASHINGTON, June 12.-The president has
appointed the following named postmasters:
Massachusetts-JamesF 4. Whitcomb, Athol
Centre.
New YorkAseth G. Heacocki lion; Joshua
n. Williams Phoenix.
Pennsylvania-Henry f. Beardsley, Mon
frose
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DIED.

WIGGINS-At Newton Centre, Mass, on
the 9th instant, Matilda r. Virgins, wife OF
William B. Virgins, and daughter of the late
John Rumford, aged 70 years.
JACKSON,-At No. 216 West Fifth street,
on sunday, June o, May, infant daughter OF
William e. and Kate NJ. jackson, aged
we sks
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proppea pead ~ ,ho So,

FALL RIVER, Mass, June 12-William
Radcliffe, weaver, aged As, dropped dead
In the street. He was overpowered by the
heat
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Blacks yersus lvhItes.

JACKSON, Miss, June 12-The supreme
court Of Mississippi has upheld the constitu-
tionality Of the law requiring separate but
equal railway accommodations for blacks
and whites
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Knled hx Lightning.

NEWARK, N. j., June 19.-Herman Mats.
aged 45 years, was killed by a stroke Of light
ming while at work in Salomon's leather
factory. Five other workmen received pain.
full Shocks but win recover.
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Fvans, Good Fortunn.

WAsHISGToN, June ~ 2--George s. Evans,
Of Massachusetts, has been appointed division
postofiice Inspector, with headquarters at
Boston, at a salary OF g., 500
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Kemn,ler,s I.ast g,rau,.

BUFFALO, June 12--The general term has
grated habeas corpus to review the con
stitutionality of the law in the Kemmler
case, returnable before County Judge Day, Of
Cayuga county, on June IS
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cnrrIed Too rrnnv Emirrnnta.

New YORK, June 12-Capt. William c.
Haynes, OF the Anchor line steamship Elysia,
has been arraigned before Commissioner
Shields and held in s2,5O0 on a charge OF
overcrowding his vessel with emigrants from
Naples, Italy, on May II last. ,4
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warIIke Orders.

CErrISGE, June 12.-The prince of Monte
negro. has ordered that the army Of Monte.
negro be Immediately reorganized and put In
readiness for active service at the shortest
notice
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Treasurv AppoIptmen,

WASHINGTON, June l2.-The secretary OF
the treasury appointed Charles H. Ltchman,
OF Massachusetts, as special agent Of the
treasury department, with headquarters at
Roster,
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FEHRENBAcH's and Stoeckle's Beers
Foord Bottling Co.

Foord Bottling Co.
-
WIN. ATKINSON, a wealthy and promi-
nent citizen of Ironwood, Mich, com
mitted suicide by jumping into the shaft
Of the Ashland mine. His mangled body
was found at the bottom Of the 400 foot
shaft. No cause is assigned. He leaves
a wife.
-
CUMMINGS, photographer, 800 Market
street, offers this week twelve Cabinet
Photographs and one 1920 Crayon and
frame for $1,000 Guarantee satisfac
tion. Call and see the portrait and
frame.
RoBT. Smiths India Pale Ale, XXX
Brown Stout, Foord Bottling Co.
~
Now is the time to buy your
tickets for Lthe moonlight given by the
young men of the Second Baptist Church
for the benefit of the Baptist City Mis-
sion and avoid the rush at the boat
-
THE income of the Free Church Of
Scotland this year Is e630, $50, being an
increase of e46, 900 as compared with last
year.
~
ONE Of the "sure cures for consump-
tion" sold in Philadelphia was ans'yzed
the other day and found to consist Of
Ium, molasses and extract Of dandelion,
~.*
WATCHES and Jewelry at Millard F
Davis, No. East Second street.
80
BERGNER & Engel "Tannhaeuser" Beer.
Foord Bottling Co.
BUILDING LOTS are selling rapidly at
"Creston, about 30 having been sold
within 10 days. Straws will tell the
direction Of the wind. Office, No. 712
Market street.
So
A BUcHER, Sign Painter, has removed
to 81 Shipley street.
~
THE number of persons admitted to
the Paris Exposition on a recent day, by
payment, amounted to over so, 900.
-
LUxURIEs-Soft shell crabs, crab meat,
salt oysters, CLAIMS, 2O6 East Fourth
street. Spicer & Bickel.
-
DIR. DEHARDT's pennyroyal pills 81.
Sold by druggists; also by mail. 203 N.
Ninth street, Philadelphia. Ladies be
ware of limitations
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A $4,000 nlaza.

NEWARK, n. j.. June 12.-The CoIlendar
insulating factory at Harrison. N. j., was
struck by lightning, took fire and was dam
aged to the extent Of $4,000.
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ITEMS OF INTEREST

This is the best time of the whole year
to purify your blood, because now you
are more susceptible to benefit from medi
cine than at any other season. Hoods
Sarsaparilla is the best medicine to take,
and IL Is the most economical-100 Doses
One Dollar.
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DnnIt 90 Canelesa.

When you can be caned for nothing,
Novel, new, natty, neat and nice, per
manent, positive, pretty and picturesque
cane given away with every twenty-five
cents worth of cigars. Chapman, Seventh
and Orange and East Third street.
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a cablnet NIeefInr.

WASHINGTON, June 12.-At meeting Of
the cabinet on Tuesday, the Samoan treaty
was the principal subject Of discussion.
Evening journal., 1889-06-12

ELLA-How did your husband proposeY
Josie-He simply said II have $4,000
and If you don't accept me I'll shoot you.
Oh, how he loves me.-Epoch.
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MARRIED.

RITTENHOUsE-HO AT Brool,ivn
on the 10th instant, by Elder r. Rittenhousc
Arthur w. Rittenhouse and Eleanor j.
HOoton, both OF brooklyn.
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The Columbia. nnren,oa

NEWARK, y. j., June 12-The Atlantis
have defeated the Columbias by three lengths
in the eight cared race On the Passaio.
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ZOE RErr.

foRE IN NV ri I INC ssss 4 S,,s6,
- street, nine rooms A good stand for an,
kind of business. HEALD & CO., Seventh
and Market street.
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sHERIFF,s SALES.

GHERIFF'S SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF A
- writ of Levari Facias, to me directed,
will be exposed to public sale at the
hotel OF John Lewis In Newark, in White
Clay Creek hundred, New Castle county,
Delaware,
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FOR SALE.

nor SALE OR RENT. T.--BATH-HOUSE
II property in Atlantic City. Inquire No.
l223 Ciaymont street, city
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NOR SALE CHEAP-BEST BLACKSMITH
Il stand in the city. Only part cash re-
quired Owner viii engage in other business
inquire of ". b. CULBERT, No. Pa East
Fourth street.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1889-09-19
Horses and Rattlesnakes.

Horses fear Tattlesnakes as much
as children do, and they will run
from one every time. The scent of a
ra'tlesnake will make steady horse try
to run away whom nothing else will.
While riding on horseback or driving
through regions that arc full of rattlers
have had to hang on to tho lines
pretty tightly to keep the horse or
horses from getting the advantage OF
me, and all on account Of the scent Of
rattlers in the air. A horse doesn need
to see a rattlesnake or hear ii rattle to
know that 1t Is near. Instinct tells a
horse that rattlesnake carries deadly
poison around with him, and that he
Is ready 10 dispose OF it on tho slightest
provooation. Rlttlesnakes are never
found in sections where ash aud beech
trees grow. There is something about
ash leaves that is very unpleasant to
rattesnakes. have put the leaves in a
box along with rattlesnakes, just to see
the reptiles squirm and make a fuss.
They won't be easy as long as the leaves
are near them. Deer stamp every rattle
snake to death that they can get at, but
don't believe that rattosnake's bite
will kill deer for the reason that a
deer has no gall. It feeds on the low
sheep laurel, a shrub that contains a
poison that is deadly to sheep, for
have seen many sheep die after they
had eaten it The laurel acts as a
stimulant on deer. 1t is peppery and
warns them up, and they eat much OF
il in the winter. "--Nep York San.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1889-09-19
BOSTON MARKETS.

Flour-Trade rules fair general values
rule steady winter wheats showing consid
cradle strength. CornmealTrade contin
ues quiet with prices unchanged Rye Flour
Trade continues slow, with prices steady.
Oats-The market continues quiet with
prices still unsettled and rather in buyers
favor taken as whole. Millfeed-The mar
ket continues dull with prices ruling about
steady.
Butter-There is no material change
to note In the market Choice grades are
very firm and in fair demand. Northern
creamery is still selling mos ly in jobbing
way, and the wholesale price is nominal.
Diaries are in limited demand and moderate
supply. The quality of most of the arrivals
is irregular, and but few are choice enough
to command 17c., which is the outsi le lmi-
tation and ladle goods are quiet and I'M
changed.
Eggs-The supply of eggs continues light
and the market is very firm. Receipts are
far. In New York the egg market is I'M
changed
Beans-The demand continues fair with
the market steady and unchanged. There is
good demand for N Y. pea and medium
stock at quotations. Receipts Of all kinds are
rather moderate, but there is plenty offering.
Yellow eyes are still scarce, and but little
little called for, while prices are pominally
unchanged. Foreign beans are steady.
hay ana StraW-Recelpls OIL nay are
more liberal, but the market holds firm
for choice. The demand is fairly steady
and sales of fancy hay are being made above
quotations. Common grades are quiet.
Rye straw is dull
Potatoes-The market on white stock
holds very steady. Receipts are ruin :
moderate while there is trade enough to
keep the supply closely cleaned up. Choice
Aroostook stock is in good demand and
moderate receipt New York and New
Hampshire stock is doing we'll