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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-03
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS

Liverpool, D,-. = - p. n.B'' and po.H n poor a.
mqnd. Hams and bacon in ;ilr demand. J. c~c-I"c
demand . Improving. Tallon, tnrrrn,ne ana io'n ~
~ s> nd ,rd-orot and furr's ia poo dog ana primo
western spot anil 'Dorcmbcr. stady ~ Ac~ % jthr2
and Eoirnpry .,lty AZ 3ls Wn,9f and nour Ia .Ir
d.l1and oorl->rot and futures In eo1d dcm'ni miN !
Wrs'.ra Spo' and Dcrcmbor ngm ~ - ID. lio~ -
London Pn"inr Coat in poo uni az 50 lodtio
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-03
Corroy MARKETS py TELEGRAPH

Lctpool. pc; :. p Coon Til ~'l OF l"' r I'
Arcric,f-N iGdl.nr low ulidl.ag clause. December de-"
livery % i-G4a5 Rid: Drc,mo,r and JanpaH o.'.'
- ijfaJ J.jId Jan,ry aud I',tuir' Delivery 'ni "
, lO-Gid Fcbruny aud March I1'tt. > l-Nlt hU''
March ard ADM delivery. > lD-bld buyers Ap1l, anu
Xiv d.I,rry : Iiljta5 1864: Nly aud Jun" ~.
~, 20.6,d value: Lane and July d.lI',fr > @--'iG
ltyor>: July AID August delivery. u @iGld "Hf'tr
Galveston. Dec. 2.-c"ttou "a hIaIN , ' 49,, ~
mlt1llnE, 1,c: GOOD binary, >''t 't az" t''-' r.
c,pt. q rs bales Sale 59I .;o-'. t',0-i $500,
Norfolk Dec. e otton steady m"ilmr. W ~ ~"
gross receipts 3Sn3 bales. EXPORT c"aslNSc' ii0'
sales, Loo; stoc =, 81 400.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-03
TIE PETROLFVN MARKETS

yrwe FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
ThoIc WIS weak openlng to the crude oil
rarae, Yesterday. due 20 the receipts Of news OF
new gi~cr~ I'm IN" Wildwood district. near Piitsturg
PENN and an incrcl,od OUTPUT from one Of the older
wells. Stock Exchange prices were OIL only 81 cent
f.crn Wcrdly nisht. Tn options at the Consolidated
i.,ard opened down cent at ~ | , cents and eldr
= cent below that figure. The trading was lght
and rhr clos, II the without Significance
The range Of prices and the total dealings we're as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-03

DarGs DYES Sln oeoias eir .ca r. q; mGye =.
'"o 5: n i r 9ar v Gg afs Nh nan5.ned
va ' sG 5 1c ca ana dc "a RI p Pc l
IN a. Hn6 l%NG,5 ieG M 70, medium end so TO- err,n
ar .o qdc, bu, ,tc5dy at DO n lo, ana -, in a.
31ed Al lSall'c for 1s, and 15aal+S for ~. f';,
u 20 Carb tuncnia nIm at o. loc for G'rman ard g..
5sPga'i cu ed. ea-i giat q eT q:
qco'ea ipr i ": ~ ~ 20 mint In tn
~ - 1865 Wg,,l% SiG 8 17,i.S T., 5i.achcd
rc.nc outlet a. l9Se,l7c l9, drum, a2d IL ',c
IN fiir ien'ara. Gaod at - SO f5r c'sh,. Grum
10 ,:ia", "e@I ,gTie9 icS in Ir A. oi.5sr ~
io-ie9s AID s. g. fo' domestic Ginseng -'e'dy at
if5o'"'fHi'D..NN -lXS 5oNE>rlc DRIED rRvT-Iter
he,a ,Iy o. i%y cla4 foicia g 95,nlt m M
3t aI , ave- 15h 5,o aoD ,, r s}g n
Loo.e M " o , % = so%9 o ,cs 81 mo
S~bne, g Is y Co Vaienc,l OF ,elk G2d7c for nev
r So '' .y' new. 90 - 5 90 caor
n5' London = Ioa2 80 DateN rer,a' 6}-r ho> e.
i1unes Turkish. 1se9 &c; Prsne-. Tlrs.h. 7oOl 1905.
ite9 s,e PRIME. Ilcq;. c9eo nc q1 e. o. q
Sicy, s5ci, %; 60 Es'E.'' ~, - - w,l
u:;. Maple i37. nc d. Frenr. g.. do GIcne1' lie;
s.. St,c go. German Inc a'.c: Sfrlnc- hq,f,5cTc,
Ir6REIGN GfEfN FEr'IT-HimriFa Crap continue
IN f,lr demand a9d Hne qn'u c9nr'no iD' Xmas
,tcady We quote: Lemons. sboicc % lancy . 5og
:, go demon. 1a9icr So, = ga" 20 l,la
jamaica Gjcds1 37ic: Coclanuts st. Andrews, a53"
~ 30: CocoanutS, san B'' @"'"f'@' h''1.O' o''
FISH-The general market Is dun VIA the tore ci-y
Quotstiog. Sho,e Ma, @rI ~ - e. - al 3o
70 l. s-8GS30 PCT bb.t 40 3 N",S, go,
30. = do. S1sG*29j 80. o., $50 oI. ,-,.
pcr .. End Bsnk. 606+r Hoi l' ti',S ",ol-. Ia
14G1jc: 40. !. lie; a.t Ma-NLi'+ - 20. 'I III
TDv,ch 35G5-Lc Tor ordinary and fuI White Hoop.
CjaG7igc
nai 5iGI hsd ~ !,oaGI do1 Glv 40 wy showed >,
material change. Band. ranging from - > down 70
d.. but The jc' bine tiocc d.n'1i |'- n'. 'ai a
brisk >a".. - 600 th.- Zoo "hd, g. n:Mr. Ii ~,
u TIN S32 hp = ~ io =; w, ndl". 80 nj, Mo..
.ot, Elta. 70 "oe+5 3' I'D" l, "9';, Whcot ~ "a
!, = - g.. ~. .,4735o SorrIi.Ev TL6rE-I9
modera,e request t.ady price. >dc, 20 bhi-
~ Il 10. I.atei,,. - ioG.3 % RYE FrorE-lh'olr
rainten,d ~ prcc Win iat - nI.p E
Pgl - ogSed r., ;. and fo,y he'd p.
;, % pTCKWUFA1 AIN-Quf a. -
o,,I ~ - ga - and Hrandr,.nr n 81 -. Sale.
Zoo Lbls including geo bbl, Erandv"inD
today aae t ie,taa" s,r' ' ,.d fc21 aa; siaa s 'S
"a-yy oe5 .st3, aad nom, s. = { SS;2 wan Wa.
az t manu- snd a, one r!I H. d .rl.t ruled
Ssi,r bai w., wa, foova By ie s. .a - 1"s ri;
,.,c @ ~, L. months, D,c4lber vhn oI.ncl as
V'' 'T165{ ''IS a.. - ,, i..,or lt. started ~
tio"e 70 81 O'' ION. - @,A,.. @3L ra,i.g OF at
I'm -. hs .Hdco i% y,iicn Ia ,o t'c call s..e.
LnFhs al ue Nc'l Df d" ;f1.or A. p. iU,ti,". T..
.,'l.e .'i'c, 10 'ii.,,, a.d 81 Louis winch
70 tn drnc ia. &C. falI receipts in IT,
.,o~E b3nt troii. and >t.ngcncy aoncy, boi
e ana a. ag W,L, 9i'b ,s Il rfpoI:,, also aided
..i,.irv do ip,or,. into thc Unl.ct kngoofI were
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-03

- Recopt. TO- week. 20,s52 p4gs.. Exports, 81 pSg,
Trad" continued quite slow untl after cnc Thanksgvne
holiday, whom buyer began Ia hold again enc hc
uarHct developed -esdlcr 50 far this week the
demand he. boon fsgcF and genera and with nader
receipts, favorable weather and im West'ln gGNires
tn position LOOKS considerably stronger r"fh table
eraGe o.! butter. Pficrs only faction higher bat
Ia demand II suflcen: absorb tnt a7Tvs quickly
ard Inc Indications better b'forc the close
u IN week rhc bulk the fresh creGmer shows wIntrl
defects. ana the Jew marks that strictly fancy command
premium Extra cciu l. -alarl, at 90 ra'ey fs1c
On higher and Other Western extras NJ 2sc2shc Frat,
nav" WORKED - 2JL c21c and seconds from 2Jc
23r F,ry Pennsylvania j. nm AZ ne few sp'cia l9;,
reaching 81 stat creamery sells slowly. especially
pals. More doinc in Stata dlry. and nrm feeling IL
shown anc quality especially choice l.nes 4 tubs, sults
LloaN UP for family use VI diam grade remain
dr and accumulatng Mos. Of the Western racHing'
are ia Light receipt better demand and hsm fot me
uftltff
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-03

rrDOPrAN FTNhNCTAL MARKETS..
,,.. 1921. . d. ~ -Cou-ois % 9G Tor money
I -. ,iG f,r N, rorut Atlantic and g: AZ M'"Irt
" ,c,,. tru.t... ccitln ''"s. 30 ma IA fl.l,
- f-, ~ do second c9n'o, % iino,, ''ntrn
~ 'y,t ,",trll lc.L. Pcnn., iy2aia. IL. Reading
Mln,N. 3 L.: ctn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-03

1900 head sale; dull and heavy nothing doing -
foter' MEDIUMS heavy and mixed 50 - pigs s3as3 w.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-03
WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCl
For the week ending December .. 1890.
BEANS AN u PEAS

Receipts Tor weck-Hcans. I6Oi pkes: Dcss. $1,000
bush. tH"'s-beans. 80 pSg, uca,, Gil hhls. im.
E'ts Dos pigs beans. III" jobbng tIade ar" u'inE
large io'esn beans 90 the neglect q comcsc Narrow tge
at ale nov arriving loTr freely and dull sal.
lower and weak pi.c,-. Medium and Pa quiet. b1'
no; over rleaty and held about steady. 4 f'w WHIT"
Ednrf sod AZ 81 35Gi3 90 Rcd Kidney DUH and a.
dining; orders are light for this weeks amer, 'all'
foria Lima ia batter supply lower. Foreign marrow
In free" receipt, ana beat lot, oerinV 81 - %; Medium
and Pea slow and IN buy.r-' favor Grcon ucls d Ill
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-03
P"Ff1OEs AND VEGETABLES.

Keccip OF domestic potatoes mod rat" aud whi"
imports ION abroad and No,i scotia and Prince Edwad,
Iand nave Increased tho supply ~ foreign stock ha, nor
YET ptl 'cl"ns 10 weaken the market and A'rc seems
70 b. very f2 movement ~ wcl>ustancd p-c"s sweet
potatoes are quit" firm the h'st srades but common
stock dfsgs onions hold steady. Cabb3geS are MN.
oauifoncTs -c1lc and nc fancy o. show advance
NL.sla -l-lLL. IN MLtnrat. -..nlA md shld. --L-r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-03

CLOSING PRICES or BOSTON STOCKS.
nn.tnn- Do. > $500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-03

IsG No. pscGTocr losing at 4oc , do
81 "a t524c. closing at 'c No: white No,ember
~. dj2'sc closing 500; do December j3A aj32c.
closing at 532c.. IlfD-Quot,d: 40 -. sldfi %
90 ~ "5cHtl; 80 %. Slasi o.; leo H. 9l @0"fi -
Shorps, II 25asl 80; Rye Feed, s1dSl e.. ,,
Hay AND STEAW-With some Increase in arrivals
ami continued slow demand The market for hay ud par -
steady. Prices, however. showed material ch"Hr.
straw dun. HAG-Chocc. Csc; fair 10 good ~ o.,
common 10 taiL 35d45c clover mix d, 4Oa 5oc EpllHIE
40 80. STRAW I-org rye. sc; short iyc. 4oG'oai %
and Wheat 400t5c.
HOP>-ln1uiIy rom brewers il stil OF 'tnci{Ti
character. aud Otherwise there Is very siov marx
while prices barely steady. STATE 1880 choice" y
@13c; nciium $9G40c common TO far 31g''sc st,te
IS. choice 3Oc3lc; MEDIUM. 27u24c common =, III.
*2G2Gc STAT. 1889. l5620c do Old. lCdl- IA,inc
Coast 1850 orm1n to choice 35d iOc choice 1851 o'c
Co 1883. ljG-0c.
Iu,HP And JUTE-Manila hemp steady at 1ol7c Tor
shlhm"nt>. steal, G'2c nut dull. Paper nnuN qW't ~
l2O for ptpr.
IDE>Ihc market IS generally wca; Win TIE 4and
california 2oa25 n at lJs Mat'nort- iia3" -. .,
AYR ,N?,, selected, 1oal$ H. ll r; oofd2 wa
No ,;r,rds KRIS. 1oa'i$ n. iiaGi&c Te>ls zoa25 =
l0lc; Western. 100: Southern. they r1n l%@lS y.
92" Dry S9lted Matanor2S. selected; 2tn5S ~, go
southern a. -. %: Wet S@lt"' EH'n's
Ayr's cow selected, 46d5O n. Sc Rio @G'tdc, COW,
<f&iS r. Tinc: b. A. and r. g.. OK and Gov 400 -
St"; NpSOTicous. Gig. i5G - - o. 90 . On al-
COW. 3ChGO ~. GGSc oitv SLAUGHTER o. 90. - n,,
lEATUEP-Thc general mar%ct Is quo. WIN IN"
temper rather ens!cr hourh prices arc not Gnoah loW'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-03
MILK AND CREAM.

The daily average receipts Of milk and cream 81 ne
different railroad csr!hutiug points In and IN" ely
Tor The week hav" been follows: Eri". f,iO3 cans 81
milk 3, cans ~ rond"ns mix and lis Of cram
Suspuchanna, LES " milk and % cans OF cream
Pcnnsy wanna lovahkecp,!e ard Boston 4 can OF n
Network Central md Ns9!em 2,5lb cans Of milk. 100
cans " co.dca,cd MIX .pd cans Of cream S"".l orr
tv AID Northern. pa 81 milk: Ncw-llnNrh una
Hartford .CSi G! milk Ontario ADD W.; m 80"
~ and - o. " 81 Spotr. lO' ans
~ milk and 30 Of IJckIWaiua INfV GINS
Of milk and q cream; Scr jersey trntri. ~
rqu- of and Of cream. ana by ui-rflNh'"n@
hort routes $50 Of milk and 40 cane ~ rr%nl
To- total daily suuvly has been iG.A0i Of MIX, ~!
can. Of condensed - and 20 can, NJ cram. The
sS"raq" price laid ~ ,urplu, on The platforms has
hcoo II ~ of 10 quartz h. MIX INrinnc' price
TOT December f. cent. quart net TO Ia" producer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-03
crNER MARKET REPORTS.

RrILpING MATERIALs.-rhc feaelal mafirt a., -
tra,rly active. but value ar "Llhoi' t"S't , "a"
nue. Brick quoted a. - 21G@' ." ilr untNtI
-5Gs5 30 for Jc'-rr ~ .,..,S l,l' ',rI-.
h."o 90 * RO,cndalc Cement. Sjr0 81 h. ptl H'h,-
20 pori and - lOc$1 20 English Portland ',d7 ~
,,Y portaiC a. 500 g so i.Ochl3.N toIiot l.i1,'
~ TEL e, bi and DO naisnar. - 90 S@t Line 80 ~
ia n. me So; Lath>, - = i5l LULU ""'' '''''
SSS9ccnlic nsr hush: Cattle llaa, lGC loc. .,.
rt, hr, slcr> arr firm hrir doua"Us Of tull i"lo
t s SeCligs yellow Paper 30, d3'sc 'dGhCl!'yu -,
II genuine GI1nulated. 90; Taylor Bro'hefN f"A'~"
ESc0t-In,rc is LITTLE demand aud NE market 4, "h
go, 80 f,1fuIeS Mara 'aiOO. 2-d--H,, "'',. -,
"Si,1r Caacss idl1c; IrinG"d, l3tci ha'' l"' INV
Ha9ppR N2Gi. ST0CK-lor sugar and moss;es ~oo..
.,. 6.nand i, iair. Aside from III, mg ,Hv.-
.i,r a,.Iyc demand Loo.~ the n3rN j.
wo,sses Shoots and Ilrads. - 7o.9i w ae seH'
q S5Isl 10 Old shocks and !i"sis 1o-ch - 1vw
- -; 3.iucb II 30 Old shocks Witu b as ~ hum
st"ts and Head, ~ IOas3 p Run Pin 81 a -
FVYfv Woqshcads, g. p; Hoops, ID f,"' 0'''-''' =
feet, go. go. ,o,.,,d today
"a en-. tone va, rather weak No. quo.tu -" 'tC
T Sales reported Mild growth, IA moderate ~
~ 80 Lacs NaracaibO. 200 hst> Jau2',H anu -'O
80 ,inatamaa. D. {. In the option line theI' W">
- slow and weaker market With e'ieI% g nm, VI
W 500 nontS throughout tn entire l,t HRvr, "ahcs
,c,oIted hrean ala f.. a1d '\'hanG, aI 10 Na'
auc,d to .2,. both o. wi len had depressing h.".I,r
op 70 which London lower; ollNal quotloA.. -
" m p5crmber - 30 January. 7OS; ftIiuarN - 50
Narch 72s ID April 7l> cd MAY Is I'd lo'al sales
,o-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-03
DRIES.

NvTs-Pranuts lower; hand picked quiet az '46jc'
and farncrs at 3Gsc shocc quoted at 6taC?c 'or SSn
ish sad 52dGc Tor W Virginia. Pecans nominal az ia
l2c Hickory nuts, SZaS, l. per bush.
RI.lSWNS steady ~ 2Ga2ir. 1890.
UONEY-New Comb quoted hom.nany az Gdlec loi
WHITE royer sad l2nI4c Tor brckwheot California eN'
t-uDf d a nlah
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-03
for Sale

1, or SAIL PATENT REPLACEK- Wanted on excrv
Z railroad M the Intct state chance 20 maze fortune
& Il EOGEl.S, B. LlO'ity'st'' Room 81.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-24
Cedar Ksys' Fugitive Mayor,

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, May pa Go.
'hr ktys special to the Times -Uuiou
brar, '-'--. # the cutter Nc
o"Rress yer 10 search Of
tno IN iae'.s -. rsll was absudon-
ed at ls;c hour last night. Captain
smith. In an interaiew to-day, said that.
iiom his observation, tho condition OF
Anairs in this town had NO. been exsR.
gerated In the newspaper reports. at 10
even worse than has been represented, .
.aid he. "and reveals . strange phase Of
HE never before encountered"
At wettiog Of the City Council last
night, James Cottrell, brother OF the fu.
gitive mayor, announced that The latter
would never return to Cedar KEYS, and
that the Council might, therefore, de-
olAre Tho Office vacant and order new
election. The action oi tho Council has
not been made public. and the citizens
arc awaiting II with deep interest Cap.
tain Smith and Co Iector Iinksrton have
made elaborate reports of tho affair to
tbs Treasury Department at Washington.
WAsniN0ToN, Msy 3.-TDs Secretary
OF the Treasury has received n telegram
from Collector Pinksrton, at Cedar Keys,
Fla, saying that the town 10 still con.
trolled by tho Cottrell influence, the
situation being critical, and that there
Will bs no satety Tor United States otl-
cials there until ho IL arresis especially
u the revenue cutter McLsns should
leave there.
Orders wcrc Issued from the Treasury
Department to- day for the McLane 10
remain At Cedar Keys until 1t Is cons!d.
cred by the officials there that her SER
vices s,e no longer required.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-24
The popular Behr Bros, Newly and
Ivans aud Schubert Pianos, st Robelcn's,
flu Market streot.
Thieves About.

Al an early lonr yesterday morning
he BELLEVUE Hotel, at No. 2?O3 Market
hreet was entered by thieves who stole
about t6O 10 money aud jewelry. An
rs,rancs was effected by forcing a win.
gov lcah.pg 10 the bar room, alter
which they thoroughly ran.acked the
LIVER part of the house. About A. 30
e'eioek Mr.. Price awoke, snl hearing a
aoot closed concluded that ono OF Ills
BORDERS had gone out Wishing to sre
,he limo he went to the chair where ho
ven Is clothes the previous evening and
iound that they had been searched and
Inc eonients Of tho pockets taken. A
.sarch revealed the fact that several OF
'ae rooins had been Visited and number
oil articles stolen.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-24
Handsome Yacht.

Theyacht rast!me has been thoroughly
overhauled and presents handsome APP
pearance and the members cay they are
now ready for the spring and fall races
The hull Of the boat has been painted
white aud the deck buiI, lined with black
gilt and other suitable colors. The name
'Pastime" 10 artistically executed In gilt
lstters on tue stern. She has also been
equipped with q new set Of sails. The
officers and members OF the club arc rs
follows: Captain, James Mcdonnell;
first mate, Matthew Elliott; second mate,
A. O. Heck; steward, James NcGold :
rick; cook, ''shorty;" crew, r. W. Rip
perger. Ii. Thatcher. q. B.. Ward, u.
Abbott and W. Elliott Without .
doubt the yacht is the handsome.t In the
neighborhood. Being In hrst-class con-
dition they will make trip down the
bay tomorrow. .
Daily Republican., 1890-05-24
Benevolent Society.

The secretary oi the Female Bspevo-
lent Society reports for the year the
number Of families assisted, l2s; total
number ri individuals aided, 1856. Arti-
c'cs distributed were as ioilows: Seventy
ono pairs OF shoes, OH pieces OF clothing,
groceries amounting 10 $4.06, an ]. 2s2
orders Tor sewing. amounting 10 s320.50.
The treasurer. Laura w. Webb, reports
as follows: Rcce;pts balance from lasl
year, $2t3; interest on Investments,
s5o9.5o; sales OF clothing. Si280S; col
lections, etc, $So8. 20; principal and
interest Of bond. si,027.5O; total,
u. .013.9l. Expenditures Morigage for
Investment. $1,000; paid for sewing,
s32O.50; dry goods. $3.50. IS; shoes
SsO. 10; sundrica, SIS. 55; groceries, 81. C6;
balalce on hand. 81 43; total, 81, ,v73. 81.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-24

Apply to John O. Bryant, ~ rrenc
Deautiful WiId FIover.l

ANY one wishing to see a bunch Of
beautiful ilowers, worthy OF being our
national emblem, should call ut the store
OF I. M, Wier, No. 500 King street.
They grow around the beautiful health
giving well on the place oil Mr.. Wier. on
the Ph'iadelphia pike, aad were gathered
hy lAdg, who presented them to Mrs.
Wier, with the following poetic effusiop,
She had sulr red for long time with
dyspepsia and rheumatism, and after
drinking the water faithfully for a few
wecks was fully cured ehe expressed
her feelings ss follows.
o, ye beneath lIfc's crushing load
w ith pains arc bending low,
vino toll along the climbing way,
w ith painful steps and slow
Look now, for glad and golden gifts.
Come swiftly ON the wing,
u, drink beside the weary road,
The healing from the spring,
The blessed healing spring.
She added "Thls water was truly
prepared for the healing OF the nations
and especially Tor me-" The demand for
this health giving beverage 10 rapidly
Increasing, and tho indications arc that
1t will become one Of the most popular
remedial az s1nts ior disease that can be-
found anywhere. Mr.. Wier received an
order from Newark, N. j., q few days
ago. for the delivery of four barrels per
day during the the summer, and the num-
bsr OF bottles baing filed Is really sur
pIls!ng. 1nvalds suffering from chronic
Affection, which medicine falls to cure,
cannot do better than to give the water
= trial.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-24
A Voice from Ezion NJ. Il. Church,
tcoMMUNIcArKp.1

-, we, the stewards OF Esion NJ. T..
Chureh. IN justics ~ our pastor, respect
Ia'iy ask for space In your wide awake
paper to cOrreot misrepressn tions pub
iisled in an article under the caption OF
Turned Out Of the Pulpit" Said arti.
c!s WAS published In your Issue Of NAV
VI. The most Of US were present at the
stewArds' and leaders meeting OF our
CHURCH on Monday evening. May 10, and
hesrd what Rev. J. Hudson Riddlck said
70 James Smith, = local deacon 10 our
church, which Was about - follows:
Said DIR. klddick:
Brother Smith, It 10 q common talk
that you take out the proceedings of the
meeting, aud 60 from house TO house
making mischief by tale-bearing, aud
cause disturbance Of the peace Of fami-
lieS and the church. 1 have heard you
myself, aud several others teitify to the
same thing. l respect very highly old
men but God does not make any allow.
ancs ior old men who sin. Therefore
request that you discontinue attending
these tnst tIngs, ~ you are not q member
Of this Board.
l also request. for good reasons, that
In :ho future you will please take your
teat within the chancel OF the church
~.se A'Ss WS'A W iuio tuo pulptb uQUl
you are invited to 10 90. No bishop Of
our church would think OF taking such
liberties unless invited. We beg to say
TO the public that we, As stewards, are
fully abls to look after the interest both
of our pastor and church. Therefore We
ask "outs!ders" TO keep hands of and
We appeal TO all our worthy me,nbers to
stand BY our pastor while he stands by
the right.
We also urge our members and friends
to give deaf ear to tale bearers and
mischief makers. Be loyal to God and
me grand old Methodist Episcopal
Church. Thus acting. God will bless
and prosper US, and our 'peucs Will fiow
70 river and our righteousness Is the
waves Of tho scs." RespeosSuliy .ub-
mitted, james Il. Wilson, Charles IL.
vIsn, $. Spencer. Benjamin Fountain,
William II. Jenkins, John W. Wsymau,
William 7. Foreman, eamuel Spencer,
Noah W. Waters, Simon A. Chase, secS
retsry OF Board OF Stewards OF Ezion M.
Z. Church.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-24
New @. A. X. POsta,

On Monday evening Phil Sheridan
Post, No. x8, @. A. X, will be organized
At Isaac A. Fighters cigar store, No.
6S7 Market street, with Robert McCaul-
Icy. la'e OF DUPONT Post, as commander.
The new post will be composed OF num-
Der OF DUPONT members. who seem to
think that the Interests Of the order In
this department will be advanced by
forming another post. They will draw
to them quite number OF old soldiers
who have never identified themselves
with the order, and 1t 10 claimed that the
new p0st will start with one hundred
members.
Active steps are being taken for the
organization OF colored post in South
Wilmington, as 1t IL known that there
Is number OF colored ex-soldiers In
that vicinity who have never been con-
ntctel with the order. The members OF
Sumner Post, No. Z, will have the sssist-
ance snd hearty cooperation OF their
comrades 10 the posts OF this city.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-24
Robes and horse covers ut Perkins, 1Ol
Wcst Eight street.
Instituted Rector,

The Rev. Henry L. @. Braddon was
Instituted rector OF tho +. Il. Church At
Delaware City on Thursday. The Right
Rev. Bishop Coleman and the following
clergy vi ths diocese ~ero present ana
look part In the exercises: Ths Rev. T.
u. Lightnsr OF Emmanuel Church, New
Castle; the Rev. fl. Ashton Henry of
Trinity Church, Wi!mington; tho Roy.
Alexis !. DUPONT Coleman, son of the
bishop; the Rev. Martin B. Dunlap of
Old Swedes Church. Wilmington and
the Rev. 4. ii. Eeksl OF stanton.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-24
Pure MILK.

In order to supply onr citizens with a
superior quality oi milk and cream, free
from all impurities, j. ii. Porter, south
east corner of seventh aud Madison
streets. has securoi q patent device for
milking the COW into a covered bucket
and then straining the milk iDto air-tIght
Jars TO be served to customers. The ar
rangement 10 a compete one, and If It
proves all that 10 claimed for 1t dairymen
will do we'll to secure 1t Mr.. Porter has
procured the right for this city, and can
he consulted in regard to Ito coat and de-
STABILITY. For particulars read his ad-
vertisement. which will appear on Mon
day.