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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-19


The trial Of the suit OF +. ), TRrbAll
against ths Pennsylvania Railroad Com.
pany for $bO,0O0 damages for the l0ss OF
hi1 wits and three ch.ldren, who were pas.
sergers on the day express over the Penn.
sylyAnia and were swept away In tho food
a. C1uenaUSh and JOhuatOwn on May Slst,
lst9, was ended TaursiGg Gin PlttsbuCg.
The Jury found verdict IN favor OF tne
Eennsylvana Railroad Company.
fha Master Gar ,Bullders' convention, in
session in Fort Monroe, Virginia, Thursday
elected those officers: President, John
Kirby, Cleveland, UAo; First ViGa- pre- ileat,
b. w. Griavss, Baltimore; Second YIcs-
president, j. W. Lent PHcksrtown, Pa.
Third Vice president, +. A. Bissell Buffalo,
New York; Treasurer, q. W Demorsst,
BAltimore Executive Committee, ], W.
Marden, F!tchburg, Mass. ~. N. Barr. NIL
waugee, and W. Z. Day, Florence, =. o.
The next convention will probably meet at
Cape MuY,
Ths Republican Stats Convention OF
Maine met In AugnstA Thursday and re-
nominated Governor Butleigh by acelana u
tlon. The platform 'opted favors the ca.
actmept Of sucn laws as may be necessary
for the protection Of labor; recognizes tho
| evils OF intem persnce and gyui pathiz4s with
| all honest efforts TO eradicate them; uure.
| 5ervedly renews Its adhesion TO the prInei-
pie OF the prohibition OF the liquor tram
huu lubisls upon tub tnoIOuSn AMI eHecIlVo
| enforcement OF the prohibiting law; de-.
mands OF Congress the enactment OF such
| legislation as shall enabls each State to OK
| ere!se full control within tt4 borders of the
/ traffic In all liquors, whether imported In
| original packages nr Otherwise: tpvors the
| policy which protects American labor
against foreign competition; favors liberal
pensions, recognizes " he magnificent and
successful contest made by the Republicans
| In the House of REPRESENTATIVES. for the
rights Of the majority 10 transact this bvsI.
ness OF the country. under tho Leadership
OF Speaker Reed, who has, BIZ the coura,
eeous discharge OF his duty, done honor to
the state and great public service to the
l country"
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-19

CLEVELAND, o., June l3.-p.esident Tyler
OF the W. y. Tyler Wlrs Company. bad a
rather thrilling encounter yesterday with
James P. O'Day, who was formerly en-
pluyed by the company. Mr.. Tyler was
standing in his barn, on st. Clair street,
when O'Day entered hurrledly and pulling
out a revolver covered Mr.. sler with 1t, ut
the same time demanding that he at ouco
draw CHECK for 81, 900 In O'Dar's favor.
Mr.. Tyler attempted to persuado o Day that
the time and place were not suitable for
drawing checks, and both adjourned TO the
company's Office, not far away, O'Oay,
however, maintaining Il tirm grip on his
revolver. At the office secretary 4 tier on
drew the check, ami when lao won't TO the
bank with II be was arrested.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-19
BnINGINa ~ nRioKs.
Local HtrickmaHors Indignant that
Gho CITY Goes outside 10 Buy
IkFtcks.


Local hriCkmakc Indignant that
the city Goes Outside 10 Buy
Bricks.
Wilmington briekmakers nre highly In
dignant over the fact that the bricks used
IN constructing the interoepting sewer,
paid for with public money, are purchased
out OF the city and State, Nearly $4,000
hard bricks are required for the WORK, and
the local yards are Just now very duh and
many brickmakers are Out OF work,
local firm Was given the order to supply
this part of the needed material by Con
tractor Jaeoby, but q member OF the Arm
Gays on account OF numeIous trivial and
senseiess OF j4otions they declined to haul
any more.
Ihe engineer in charge, 1t is stated, OBJ.
ected to some few the brick for reasons
watch. In tue opinion of bricK makers, did
not III any way depreeiate their value for
tie work IN hand. Prominent aud expert
elced builders, Contractor Jaco0y and
members of the Street and Sewer Commits
| sion all pronounce the brick delivered by
tho local film oil excellent quality.
But the main grievance ia which all the
local manufacturers unite Is thH fact that
not a local manufacturer Is given the fur.
nishtng OF these bricks. bur the order goes
| to rrainor's. Pa, and the brick reoe we'd as
| satisfactory are not as OF good quality as
the ones rejected by the engineer. A local
dealer dAysm1rnlng stated that no could
take one OF the rejected bricks and with II
break every one In cart load from the
| Traiuor yard.
Stll further It is stated that Claymont
manufacturer Is supplying the large uuan.
titles Of brick to De used In Shipley Run
seGer, Local brick makers think the Street
and Sewer Directors should spend the uity't
| money at home, tnAsmuch rs this busipesl
| Just now is very dull and many men EN-
ployed In thessv raj yards have been laid on
Better bricks are made here and can be de
livered cheaper than those brought from
outside cities.
The experimenting engineers objection
TO the bricks Of the Local firm, 1t is said, Il
that some OF them are not straight
warped,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-19
THE klLLINa OF DAvn CITATION.
Detective Napier, Alias Keniucky
ksiiI Tells WhaI fSe Knows About

hthtsttNo HnPAohS AttsfH
Biii Tells WhaI fbe Knows About
~.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, Juno IL. ID ,tec-
tive j. W. Napier, better known as kon.
lucky BIZ, was in the city to-day and
made q stat lment in regard to the killing
OF Dave Strattou, ono of the Mccoy
party III the fer-famed Hatfield Mccoy
feud at BroBnstown about month ago.
He bays that two years ago Anse Hatfield
offered 5000 to have Strattou put out OF
the way, and one Clayton Bishop, al
though not willing to undertake the job,
offered 10 entioe Stratton, who was i'll
Kentucky ut that time, to point in West
Virginia, whore he could bs disposed
of by the Hatfslds. Bishop was at
Btowpstown on the day previous to
the killing Of Stratton and with him
nearly all day, They were drinking
together and according to Kentucky
Bills statement, Bishop remarked to
One of his friends that he would have
| $3.50 for StrattOn before morning. He
also offered man $40 to help him put
him out of the way. The Hsti9lds had
given Stratton u certain lougth OF time to
go west or beyond the Mississippi river
and he had egreed to 90, but stopped AZ
brownstoRn. Anse HATFIELD WAS informed
of this by letter, aud in less than week
after ward Slratton was found lying dead
near the railroad track. Kentucky Bill
says there is absolutely no truth in the
statement that the warrants were sworn
out with tho intaution of delivering the
Hatields Go Kentucky authorities, but
because it is believed that they were in
struuental in Strstton's murder, and
I should answsr for the crime before the
courts of justice in this state.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-19

LONDON, June 12.-Althoush the papers
announce the Mary Anderson marriage for
tna 18th Instant, Miss Anderson left london
on Saturday for ths continent, ana is re-
ported to have postponed tue ceremony
until autumn. She has refused TO converse
on the enpJsct and asks not TO be again
shown the prying newspapers. Oae thing
however, seems certain, and that is thai
our Mary has no Intention of returning "a
the stage. Last week her entire costly
theatrical wardrobe was disposed OF al
private sale.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-19
n,rIcu.n Cor.I,n,,y w.,con,cd.

LIVERPOOL, June l3.-When the North
German Lloyd Steamer Fulia arrived Mt
Bremerhaven yesterday from New YORK
Populations Of riflemen from Bremen,
Bremerhaven and Gestemundp we're wait.
Ing 10 welcome the American r.isnen Of
German birth who are to take part In the
grand shooting match which IL to BIS held
at Pankow In July. Mr.. Schaeder thanked
the deputatlons for the co.diaiity OF their
welcome. The Americans then gave hearty
cheers for the G.cmAn rIhsmen.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-19

The U. y. Marine Hospital iumlRating
steamers william H. Welsh and Louis
Koch cleared from the wharf Of their build
ers, tbs Pussy Il Jones Company. yesterday
afternoon week, for their respectivos dos
tinations. Both went via the Delaware and
The WEIGH will proceed TO the Ohapeeleur
Islands quarantine station, on the Calf Of
Mexico, n,ar the Mississippi delta, and the
Koch to City Point, Va.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-19

Seth l.. Milliken has been nominated for
Congress by the Republicans 10 the Third
Maine district.
Tho International Typographical Union,
in Atlanta. Thursday reelected L, I. Plank
president and W. $. McOleyey secretary and
treasurer.
Orders have been Issued for the Uolted
States steamer Ranger, now at San Fran
cisco, TO proceed to Samoa and resume her
services on the Pacific station.
The strike OF the iron workers at the
shipyard OF T. s. Marvel & Co. OF New.
butgh, N. ", II ended, the mon having
accepted the terms proposed by ths en-
| ployers.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-19
cowb,ys In nor,n, Combat.

ALBUQUERQUE, N. NJ, june l3.--Ihsre Was
fres tisht Wednesday among number Of
cowboys In Socoroco county resulting in the
death OF John and Garrett Davis on one
side and Fred Groslatte on the other. This
i the second Ct this Grosl-tta boys who has
come to a violent teath iI that county.
Owing TO the ISOLATION of the point where
the Rifray took place particulars cannot be
given, There are Two factions III that
ennnku
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-19

JosHuA, TEyAs, Juns Is. = rhrss highway.
men, one OF whom WAS masked, rode into
Joshua last hight aud stoppsi at MFR. Vests
store, in which tue post-oiice Is located.
post.office of all the money 1t contained,
together With what money West had In the
store. me robbers rot three gold watches
and $500 and escaped.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-19

BURLINGTON, Ia, June I3,-A terrible sui
eide occurred IN this city last night. AN
old man, Joseph Settle of Gladstone, ILL.,,
who had come to Burlington Oh hueiness
was found Ia the 80" YarGe with mis- head
several from his body. He had laid hi
neck across tls rails with his body outside
ia front OF a backing switch engine
shortly after hts death message ed.
dressed TO htm frcn his aou ~ Gladstone
was receive ,asklng him 10 return home
US his wits was dying.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-19

Associated Press Di-patGh nv special wirn%
CoLuMLUs, o., June ~ The striking
street cur mon have accepted ,hs PROPOSE
tlou OF the Consolidated COMPANY made
last might ana will return 10 Hotk NJ COM
promise SCALE ii.7J ior eoudu3tors and
$3.50 for drivers. Contact ia bslnR drawn
by attorneys for the strikers, and prepare
tions are making 10 mOys cars az soon a.
the agreement is siGGeG.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-19

Andrew Mundin, grocer at Thirteenth
aad Wilson streets, met with serious acct
dent yesterday week. While he was aisnt-
ing from his store wagon the horso stated
10 rua away, causing Mr.. Muudln to fBll
natrite q shAft of the vehicle and III that
po ition he WAS dragged some distance.
IL AeAt vas badly cut and he sustained
!, ether injuries.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-19

TAEGiEE, June I3.--It is reported nut the
sultpn OF Morocco Eas granted a concession
10 the German mluister giving him for
three years monopoly OF tns business Of
exporting wheat and barley. According TO
tins terms OF tho CONCESSIONS the minister
will pay Il duty Of these francs rs confines
on each mound OF wheat exported ana two
francs 81 confines on oagn mound OF
barley,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-19

All claims NOT consistent with ;he high
character OF Syrup OF Figs are pnrposely
avoided by the California Fig Syrup Corr
pany. II acts gently on the kidneys, liver
and bowels, cleansing the system efioctu-
ally, but 1t is not u eure-1ll aud makes no
pretensions that every bottle will not sub
staniiate.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-19

LOUISVILLE, KY, JuRe l3.--Chupman
Coleman, United States secretary ot the
legation n Berlin, was married nj Frank
fort, KY, last night, TO Mary s. Bendrick.
The groom is n grandson Of John J. Grit
tenden and has held his present position
since 9rAnt's administration,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-19

JERSEY CRY, n. j., June lS.-James Dean,
convicted OF illesSl voting at the recent
may0raity election, was sentenced by Judge
jail. The extreme penalty Is one year In
JAIL and $500 tine, Dean is a Democrat
and Was II city employs.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-19
stare or or'o, CRY o. roLroo, !,

Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he is
the senior partner OF the lirln u Il. j..
ChenoY u o. doing business In the city OF
Toledo, county and stat Aforesaid and
that said firm Will pay the sum OF one nun
dred dollars for each and every case of
catarrh that cannot ~ cured by the use OF
HALLS CATARHE CURE.
FRANK j. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in
my presence, this 9Th day OF December, A.
D., 1886
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-19
A. W. GLEASON,
Notary public.

Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken Informally
and acts directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces OF the system, send for
testimonials, free.
II. j. CHENEY 4 Co., Toledo, o.
I'll sold by druggists, 10 cents,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-19

Forab5u; thirteen yonrs have bcon troubled
with ccItinN or some nlhpr cntnuroLis disease
wnlrh III remedies lnlei To cure. fearing
al me GtTicuRA itggsnIES resolved 10 give
Ihrin a triu,. followed tbs directions
r',frl1ly, and II affords me- much pleasure To
say lhHl hplurc using two boxes oil the CCTt-
ttEt, [tiuE cakes Of GEricrEA SOAR, and one
hDitlr % GurCrRG REsOLvESr, was entirely
cured.
la addition 10 my own ease, my baby boy,
then auOul Nv" months old, wasHuilrrng with
what ! supposed to hc The sinu disease as
mlne 70 atrh ~, rNteut that his head wha
cpttel over With q solid scAb, from which thOre
tt- Il constant iluN Of pus which wlSSicken'ng
80 lpp'. upon, besides fwn large tumur-liko
.arunIt on the back oil lis head 1huuks
~ OFF wontGrtu tuTlCuKA REMEDIES,
nia -H1p Is perfectly wSr and the kernets
illlr place 10y his lelt rur and that is heating
NICELY INSTEAD Of n quHtiu. Of sclbs he has a
/ tuo ruat nt mir, much nnt'"r man that whi0h
4 wH5 'tcsIl"fed by tho disease, would thai th-
! va 10 "Dsta Of sutierRrI tpn skin ana hlbni
/ 1tH"4 st7 know the vhnio ~ your Gr1ICUtI
/ IEtFptss Ns / 10. trTlCCRG kEs0LvESf AVID
| tUlitUEt soar are worth ten times the price At
! which ihry arc sold ! have never used my
I Uihfr toilet soap in my house since bought
4 the HIST cake Of your CclicrRA SoAr. would
4 hH inttGmnn AS well al unGratcful should | iHil
4 to speak we'll uf and recommend them u,
every sdftefar. ] have spnkou Ut il, aud
J SANll continue 70 speak Ot 1t from The pulpit,
| IN die homes, and in the streets. i'tHying mat
4 yuu mHy live long, and do nthnrs the same
1 amount Of good yon have 1ono mo anil my
child, remain. yours gratefully
| (liEV.) G.. NJ. MANNING,
D.. "a ~.
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DR.. INJURED.
Thrown From His Buggy, C0neussion -
the brain In Feared.

From His buggy. fermentation Or
the brain In Feared.
DIR. %. Lesser, while driving i'm the pur-
suit Of his practice last evening i'm the
eastern outskirts Of the city, was thrown
from his buggy, and aliRhtinR upon his
head suffered serious injury. Not much
IL known Of the details of the accident.
since the unfortunate physician was rem
dcred unconsc ious by the fall. He was
taken tn his residence an Oak street,
where lac was attended ny DIR. Rockefeller
and Dr. Mckenzie. II was found that his
injuries were confined tai his head. The
scalp had been cut, hut this was of very
slight Importance, comparatively. The
attending physicians were of the opinion
that there had been concussion of the
brain.
For "a long time Dr. Lesser was irration-
al, but about II o'clock last night he he
gan to- recover his faculties, and his
brother physicians were very greatly en-
c~ouraged. To n reporter they
said they could not yet tell how serious
DIR. Lciser's injuries might hut they
had reason to believe that he would soon
RECEIVERS and that there would bc no results
of IA p~erInan character. So far as could
he discovered lac was hurt nowhere
except ON the head. and the concussion of
the brain might he very slight.
DIR. Lciscr's numerous friends i'm the
city and its vicinity will hope for his
speedy recovery and complete restoration
to health and vigor.
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UP The RECORD
Republican Senator's Who Tinker With
the Journal Of the House.
They Wis to Dispose of Saturdays
Proceedings on the Basis OF
Their Feeling Three Days
later-NothipR Done.

HELENA, Feb. II. The paralized
republican senators have not yet
emerged from "a comatose state, though
they are beginning tn realize the
helplcssness of their position. They me
twice to-day. hut only to- adjourn after
Richards had instructed the secretary to
keep careful record of the fines imposed
IN the absent democrats. The Jefferson
county firc-catcr busted himself during
the day Ivy hunting up legal authorities.
IL is said that he has found another ''prc-
csslcnt" from the Nevada Legislature, hut
il is the general belief that Mr.. Richards
will not sign amy bills.
In the absence of "a quorum, perhaps
the meanest thing done 10y the republican
senators was changing the Journal for the
of putting a recorded slur on Sem
ator Becker When the committee ON
elections and privileges returned from
consultation with senator Becker
at the memorable Saturday night
session. Babcock read the following
eport "So,Ir committee on elections and
privileges tn whom was referred the con-
sidcration of the matter of contempt of
report by resolution beg leave To report
that they have performed their duty and
offer the following resolution appropriate
to the ease.
WaEREAS, senator w. =. Becker with
other senators was ON February 9th 10y
resolution adopted and entered upon the
Journal adjudged tai he i'm contempt for
violation of rule 4 N ~alpsentinv himself
from the session Of the senate without
leave, therefore your committee recon-
mend that lac bc relieved from the fines
already imposed against him and that he
lie purRcd of contempt by this body"
This was the resolution exactly n
reads. This morning ON the Journal
The following intcriIneation appears
after the word committee. Satisfied with
the explanation made by him and tEe as
surancc of his attendance i'm the future
This is AN excellent illustration of the
matter Of honor now talked about 10y tho
republican senators.
There was mo quorum in the house to-
day. and consequently no business, hut.
cInblcmatic of tho situation, there was ON
the speakers desk u white hat decorated
with ~ bandlana and "a rooster. An adj
journnnent was taken until , o'clock to-
morrow. The rIiInps were hkcwis with
out u quorum, and they adjourned until
Tomorrow. Ii seems evident that there
will bc no legislation until the republican
rumps aud scuators come to fair terms.
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Special to the standard.
X FALLS, Feb. 11.-Tlc Mon
tana democratic senator's, who have been
sojourning here for several days to keep
out Of the way of the sergeant-at-arms.
departed rather suddenly last night. The
five who were already here were joined
by senator Becker. who arrived
on the n o'clock train yesterday, and the
cntirs. party intended tn leave over the
Northern Pacific to-day for the sound.
At "a late hour last night, however. they
received "a telegram from Helena inform
ing them that Lieutenant Governor Rick
ards had applied to Governor
Terry for a rcquisition in
order tn secure their arrest and detention
here until a bench warrant could arrive
from Helena. They AT once applied tai
the railroad officials for n special train,
which was given them at n cost of $1,000,
and near midni, n they pulled ont fer
Oregon.
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THE COACH HELD UP.

ishwaysncn stop a. Driver ont at iii
Iings and l;S Through the Mail.
special Ia the standard.
GREAT FALLS, Feb. 1.-THE Great
Falls and Billings coach was held mp last
night at the crossing of Surprise creek,
near Standiforsl, 10y two masked men. at
about the same point where the coach
was held up n year ago. There were no
passengers. The robbers cut open Tho
mail Sacks, but il is believed they secured
little IL any money. Lew Gates, the
driver. was permitted to go on with the
coach after the robbers had finished over
hauling the mail.
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Butte Real Estate Record.

Special Correspondence of the Standard.
BUTTE, Feb. 1.-THE following are the
real estate transactions recorded since
our last report:
w. i. Gwin tn Charles Whitcside, for
mo one-sixth interest in the northwest
quarter of the southeast quarter. the east
half of the southwest quarter and the
southwest quarter of the southwest quar-
ter of section q, i'm township 3. north of
range X west, leo acres.
X. NJ. Cohban to r. T.. Irvine. for 500,
lots 16, IL and rs, i'm block AZ, of Butte
TOWNSHIP.
Charles Whitesislc tn +. r. Irvine, for
800, east half of lots Ii, IL and *, i'm
block ~, of Butte townsite.
Stevens Gold 4 Silver Mining company
to- Charles Whiteside, for S4OO, lots III, IL
and tx. i'm block ~, of Butte TOWNSHIP.
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the MONTANA LOTTERY.
The First Drawing since the Capital Was
Placed at $4,000

Placed at $15.OOO.
The Montana Lottery, the capital prize
of which prior tn the first of the year was
confined to n nominal amount ranging
from $3.50 to $3.50, opened the new year
by clcvating the first prize to the amount
of $4,000. The expectations of augmented
reward i'm the event of holding lucky
numbers created encwcd interest and i'm
duccd "a corresponding volume of bust
ness. The first drawing upon this ell
largeh scale occurred yesterday, and
ticket containing Nos. n. SO, as and AZ
containing Nos. az, 81. IL and :5 drew seq
ond capital prize of $4,000, and ticket
containing Nos. ~, 63. ~ and 81 drew
third capital prize of 5000, held at Ia
coma. Wash. Mr.. }. J. Jacobs. the man.
ager. il highly encouraged by the patron
age bestowed upon the lottery and will
Month Miner. January 10, 1890.
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Dr. st. Jeans ONCE
Will he removed to the Dwyer block, next
to DIR. Leiser's office, ON the Sth instant.
As DIR. st. Jean is blige to make his
visit to st. AIMS hospital between $50 and
80 p. M, his office hours i'm the evening
will be from I'D to 9D.
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Spbscripf,ons 10 the STANDARD tciH be re
ceired at the business office, or at the store Of
Crockett If King. Main street. Adre'ftsing
rates can De learned at the business office,
Standard Budding, coracr Of Main and
Third streets.
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the WEATHER.

The daily record of the THERMOMETERS i'm
his city is reported by A.. 4. Playtcr,
druggist. corner Main and First streets.
The record for yesterday was: . n. M. III
degrees above: IL W.. ~ degrees above; 4
u. M, ~ degrees above; x y. M. - degrees
above.