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Daily Republican., 1890-02-01


The following properties were regis
Alfred TO George 8. Cha isles, east sids
feet.
J. L. Carpenter, Jr., to Edward
0rssno, east side cf Bennett street, south
OF Eleventh, 14x70.3k.
Edward Greene to J. l.. Carpenter, Jr.,
west side of Grant avenue north oi
Seventh, 32I100.
J. L. Carpenter, Jr., to W. T. Thomp-
son, east aide Of Adams south Of Ninth,
Hannah H. woodnut TO Abbey W.
Miller, north side OF Delaware avenue
west OF Harrison street, 81. 1Ox150.
Estatc of Prudence to William Nc
Csrtney, No. 1904 French strest. 16x75.
William Mccartney to Eliza Maxwell
and Jane Greenlee, No. 1904 French
street, 16x7h
Bsmuei X. Ball to Irene W. Foreman,
north side Of Delaware avenue east 0i
Clayton street, 25x150.
Irepa W. Foreman TO John Mulvena,
Estate OF Alfred Walton to Edward A.
Higgins, No, 2l6 Jefferson street, 14x66. 4.
David Lemon, by sheriff, to Charles Ii.
Dougherty, east side OF Orange street
south of Third, 42.4Xx-
Whlttiugton NJ. Il. Church to Arthur
]. Cuff, west side Of Thompson north OF
b att eet, 40xiO0.
Same to same, adjoining lot. 14x100.
-. Horn to John Farregher, north
side Of Fourth street east Of Pine, ~. 7x69.
James Crook to George A. Joseph,
south side OF Seventh street west side OF
Monroe, l5.9x8S.
George H. Tindall, by sheriff, to y. d.
| X. Suttop, east side oi Walnut south of
Eleventh street, 15xzb feet.
L. ID. X. Sutton to John II. Schafer,
same property.
James Ferry to George w. Bush, south
side OF Eighth, 81. 1O1S xl0O.
Same TO came, adj oining, 21.Tix100.
George w. Bush TO Jamss Ferry, south.
cast corner Of EigLth aud Lincoln streets,
| 45xiOO.
Same to sane, northeast corner EighIf
and Lincoln, 12.A 1.8x210.
Mutual Loan Association to Miriam
r. Jones, south aide Of Ninth near Tat
nall. l7.8x84.3. 81
John o. Sterling to George, W. Bush
east side of Union south Of Eighth
| $3.50.
Edward W. Pyle to Charl,s II. Cum
mins, No. 10l4 N onroe, 16r70.
| Charles II. Cummias to Edward w
Pyle, No. 93l Kirkwood, 16r6s.
Relate of Alfred Walton to Edward A
Higgins, No. 2l6 JeIsrscn. l4x66.l.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-01

CHESTER, Jan. 3l.-Chsndler Pyle,
postmaster at Johnson's Corner, about
two miles from Chester. was recently
presented by his grandfather with ar
anvil which was brought to this country
BY his ancestors In 1887. During all the
past generations there has boon at least
one blacksmith In the Pyle family, and
tbs anvil has been handed down from
ono member TO another. 1t 10 square d
both ends aud In good condition, not
withstandinR It has been In constant uss
for two centuries.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-01

WAsarNeroS, D. G.. Feb. Mira.
John J. Coppinesr, eldest daughter Of
Secretary Blaine, 10 critically III with q
disaass Of the brain, at her iather's resi-
dence, and her rscovsry 10 doubtful. Her
husband, Lieutenant Colonel Coppinger,
Of tho Eighteenth Infantry, now on Z
tour Of inspection In the Weat. has been
talegraphsd for; also her brother, Em.
mona Blaine. These are the only mcm-
bers Of the family absent from Wash
ington. Last night At . iats hour Mrs.
though not out Of danger. Her illness
10 the result Of an attack Of the grip,
which wss followed BY . relapse, IN thu
form OF . severe chill, last Tuesday even
ing. Yesterday morning severe con
geSelon Of the brain sst in.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-01

New YORK, Feb. John O'Brien
was removed from the Office of Chief
Of tho Bureau Of Elections In Now York
yesterday. He 10 . Republican. His
term Of offics expired nearly three year.
ago. but q there was . deadlock In tht
Beard Of Police Commis.ioners. two (, q
iiesns, heb ss held over ua,ii iIS ye.tsrd.y. S Ro
crst on the board and took the oppor
tuuity Of oustIng Mr.. O'Brisn. They
appoipted ns his successor Genera
Ths0uole h Rodenbough, who lost his
right arm ID Ne late war.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-01

ALBANY, MY, Feb. LIN the Legis-
lature yasterday the conference COM
mittee ON the World's Fair bill reported
TO the Assembly striking out all names OF
com missioners not reading In New York
City, and the Assembly rejected the re-
port by vote of 63 70 A. The Assembly
then adjourned until Monday. In the
Senate the bill was discussed, but NO ac-
tion was taken.
Both Houses Of the Misslssippi Legis.
lature yesterday favored the holding o.
the World's Fair west Of the Alleghe
nies.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-01
Taxation Of tho Farmers.

Mr.. John q. Higgins, Of Delaware
City, has received . great newspaper
boom In the extensive publication oi his
essay on "Taxation and the Farmer"
Aside from tho information OF the press
generally II embraces three and q half
columns in the Farm and Home OF JAN
uary 30, together with q column and .
half OF editorial. Mr.. Higgins got some
hundreds Of copies from which we infer
he intends TO supply persons who write
to him.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-01

The Pusey d Jones Company received
an order yesterday for the duplicate OF
an order for paper machinery which 1t
recently shipped to Norway. The iirst
shipment was made with the promise OF
. duplicate ordcr II the first one proved
satisfactory. They have also received an
order for flrst-class Fourdrinier paper
machine. two rotary aud two steam
boilers from J. L. Riegol Il Son, Of
HlRclayilla. N
Daily Republican., 1890-02-01

The new Blood and skin Purifier ana
Internally ss,. and Curl oSn a !
Boar. an exquisite SKIN Besutiaer. exteSnsI.
ly, speedily. and permanently cure every
,Rssss os Shlns Snrssi1s sScsiy ear,s:tsd
and humogs s9f the skin, scalp and blood,
with loss OF haff. from piDples to scrofuls.
Sold everywhere. Price, Cuticura, soc;
Soap, $780,; resolvent, u. Prepared by
the Potter Drug and Chemical Corpora
A1-scnd for "How to Cure Skin Dis
cascs." "a .pagcs. 30 Illustrations. and l0l
testimonials.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-01

in shape of . gas burner. Complete in
light OF i0ur ordinary burners, and only
consumes 8 leet Of gas per hour. It Ia
consIdered equal TO the electric light. II
eau be seen every evening at the Delaware
House, and also at tie Singer sewing
machine Office. $40 Market street. Stop
aud see 1t. J. i. Rowbotham can be seen
at either place and will explain all its
merita. Rights for Delaware and Mary
Ia nd for sale
Daily Republican., 1890-02-01

Wo call epecial attention to Stanley 8
new book, ''The Heroes OF the Dark Con-
tinent," advertised 10 another column.
This Ia one OF the most valuable works
published. The book will be sold only
BY subscription. Tho agent is meeting
with success,
Daily Republican., 1890-02-01

Halliday NJ. ObalfAut. an old veteran.
died at his residence, No. 0l2 West
Twelfth street, Friday afternoon about 8
o'clock. He was private In @ Com
pany, First Delaware Infantry, and
eervsd through the late war. He WAS .
member Of DuPout Post, No. O. @. A.
r., and Lafayette Lodge, No. Q, K. of z.
He leaves wife and four children, ONT
daughter and three soma He will bs
buried on Sunday afternoon with mill
tary honQrp,
Daily Republican., 1890-02-01


From tho Star.
White.
Captain A. N. Hixar has been 70 rated
as pensionsr BY Uncle Sam.
Mr.. Robert Dellon and family contem-
plate removing to Wilmington Iu the
Mrs. Frank r. RIchardsou lei. on Tues.
day Tor 81. Paul, Mum, TO Join hsr hus-
band.
Tho Rev. Mr.. Williams Of Princeton
will preach At the Presbyterian Church
to- morrow.
The New Castle woolen Mills 10 now
using the new boilers which were put in
last week.
George Patteu has removed withlhis
family 10 Trainer, Pa, where he has Sc
cured position.
Tho Merry Ten Social will give q ball
At the X. Of P. Hall on the evening Of the
iith OF February.
A fisherman ct Port Penn caught
shsd on January Z, . on January ~, and
10 on January 30, OF this year.
The st. Augustine Dramatic Club oil
Philadelphia will make Its 6rst appear
auce In our city at the Opera House on
the 18th Of this month, to play for the
benefit Of 81. Peters T. 4. 0. Society Of
this city.
| James L. Bacon, WHO wAs confined Ia
his house from 40 injury received .!
football, 10 now rapidly recovering.
NFs. Mary G. Smith and two dAugh.
ters. left on Monday last for Florida,
where they viii scjourn until some time
IL May.
james Gross. tenant at the HambeIu
Daily Republican., 1890-02-01

The celebrated 8 B. B. B. cigar, manu-
factured BY H. Y. Bourbon & Bro, No.
$40 West second street. Sold at all the
leading hotels and cigar stores. Try ons.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-01

Cold winter u very near to us. Eli "
your coal bins, with the best OF coal
which can be had from aEo w. BUSH q
Sons, French street wari.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-01

Browns Bronchial Troches" act d.
rectly on the organs Of tho voice. They
have an extraordinary effect In all disor.
dsrs Of the throat
Daily Republican., 1890-02-01

for u cabiuet photographs and one l8x20
orsyon portrait At Cummings' gallery,
802 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-01

A poor unfortunate In Milwaukee 10
said to have sneexed himself to death.
Alasl poor creature, living In the light
OF the n'neteehth century and never
heard OF DR.. Bull's Cough Syrup. Well,
this 10 more than Egyptia darknessi
Daily Republican., 1890-02-01

Lsxador, the great remedy for dys-
pepsis is fres from al deieterious sub
stances, and there ID no danger Of having
ones teeth salivatsd BY Its use which ID
frequently done by preparations con-
taining poisons. Sold by all druggists.
25 cents
Daily Republican., 1890-02-01

All-wool pants cpt to your measur'
$500. suits $l2.00. Liverpool an'
London Merchant Tailors 52l NJ rket.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-01

Hand-knit clouds, hoods asd lsgg!nsa
q 9s csnts. Call and see, at Hukill q
Daily Republican., 1890-02-01

The best relief for cough aud hoarse.
nsss is McInall's syrup Of Tar, 30 cente
Dauforth, druggist. 6ssond and Market
Daily Republican., 1890-02-01

For tho month OF January 27 building
lines have been marked for new build
ings, compared with 90 for the oorrss-
ponding month last year, showing : fsll-
ing on Of Z new buildings. A. thS month
was more favorable for building opera
tions than the preceding January, this
would indicate that the want for new
buildings had been met for the time
being. The following lines were marked:
Allan Smith, stable between Fourth
and fIfth aud Orange and Tatnsll.
". I. Dillon, four dwellings, soutl, side
Of Pleasant between vanBuren aud Har-
risou.
John Young, dwelling west side Of
Hawlcy above Lancaster avenue.
Richard Mcclure, store on east aide Of
Market near Twenty second.
The Diamond leo Company, addition
to Ice house At Thirteenth and Lombard.
Henry j.. Brown, addition TO stable be-
tween Front and Second and Shiplsy and
John G. Baker, addition to dwelling
east side Of Market between Eighth and
Ninth.
Miller 4 jenkins, addition 10 dwelling
No. OF sbiGiey.
John Mulvena, niae dwellings south
sIds Of Second between Harrison and
Franklin.
John Henderson, sIx dwellings north
eide Of Cads between Heald and Clay
mont.
Moses R. Bullock, dwelling north side
Of We:t north Of Twsn.y.afth.
The loss By Ore during the month has
been exceedingly heavy, and this deea
not include the DISASTROUS burning oi
the DuPonts' large barn. John G VII.
liams, IRE recorder Of the Delaware
Truck and Ladder Company. furnishes
the following report OF alarms Of fire dur.
Ing the month oil January:
January 1, tox No. 80, 0.27 .. M,
0i, 800, insured; January Q, box No. o.
10. IL D. IN. slight ars. 1t No. 13 Justison
street; January IL, boz No. lS, S.N p
M, false alarm; January Is, boz No. 28,
7.33 a. m, D.cksy II Co, flour store
loss - 500, fully covered by insurAnce
January 10. box No. "a, 40 .. M. slieh
fire at Norris Smith's tailor store, No.
IL East Front street; January 81, boz
No. "a, II .. M, fire at 4. ]. DuPoni
do Nemours s. Cos stable. loss el2 900
insured; January 81, box No. 81, 7.26 .
M, McCAbe s. Darragh's match factory
loss 1000; January %, box No. H.
10 y. M, false alarm; January 20. Dol
No. %. l1.42 p. M, slight Gre at Dicke!
4 Co.; January "a, box No. 81, IL. 10 p
M, Aro at The Diamond State Mattel
Company, loss $500. insured; total losi
BY fires, e2S, 200.
The criminal record for tho month
shown In the report Of Chief OF Polio
". 2. sviggett. In which the following
appears: Assault and battery, 10; assaul
with intent to murder, Q; contempt o
court, 2; drunk, 90; drunk and disorder
ly, 81; disordsrly conduct, 10; homeless
boys, 8; held by order Of the court. 4; IL
tcrieIing with an officer, !; larceny, {
B patients, O; rape, 2; runaway boy, j; sell
Ing liquor on Sunday, l; selling liquo
without license, 1; trespass. l; vagraucy
8; violating city ordinance, i; witness,
iues and costs collected, e398. 10; mum
ter Of dodgers, 700; patrol calls, 65; los
. children returned to parents, 2; cogs rel
!, istered, 1,454.
Those watery eyes, "snuffiinEs, thic
breathing and other catarrhal aymptom
0 III call for the use OF Old eaul's Catarr
Daily Republican., 1890-02-01

Great Reduction In winter underwear
at 7. A. Shannon, 3l3 West SECOND
Daily Republican., 1890-02-01

DIM PIES, blackheads, chapped and
= ~" oily skin prevented by CUTIcuRA
MEDIcATED SOAR.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-01

Poszoni's Complexion Powder 10 uni
versally known and everywhere esteemed
~ The only Powder that will improve the
oomplexion, eradicate tan, freckles, aud
all akin diseases.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-01

Trs cheapest HAT house IN the city
Rumtord Bros. 4OA Market street.
Brazilian balm cures . cold. ~ doses, ioc.
1iy Bush's coal. YOU will ltks Il,
American Laundry. 0o2 West Frons,t.
Try Bush's coal; you will surely liks..
Cupping and ieechiaS, iua 4. Secondit.
Fine isk. Rings at HAut's. Is E- $sh strest.
Frank Roop Smith. druggist, san Aad kins.
Shirts. ioc.; collars and cuffs. &c. eack. Cliy
etesm Laundry, 9Th and shipley streets.
An excellent mefino undsrshirt for soc.
at Wyatt 4 Co. a. Cos Market street.
Prompt service, good work, NO. ripping or
shrinking a. nsg carpet cleaning .we efks,
srS.a s.Ies eI.SSsns IaSD51s'ss ss No. '' ~ss'
1he new carpet cleaning works e the best
s.rrMnea ior nrst class YORK. Positively NO
iaPpiNSs ~ or cs shrwlnaink; wa O. Hodge, propris.
n you want cheap picture frames 20 To @
n. BAukh, zo3 West second street. lhAve the
,.rsssi s.sck In Delaware. Come and ses Ior
1ess ais sMarketstree. hss the lsrges. aud
cheapest stoc oil hats, white shlrti, under.
wear. nectweA and hosiery In The city. Gait
DIR. simins White Puimonic Balsam,
Tho finest and nost perfect production
oi medical science ever offered the affiic,
ted for Lung aud Throat diseases, blood
splitting, &c. II will positively prevent
the inr0uds OF consumption and preserve
your systt IN against its destroy ing pow
er. Always reliable for coughs, hoarso.
neas, loss Of voice, sore throat, &c.
Regular Druggists sell It. De- OF, Wil-
Try 4 0B-csut roAst dinner nj No 8iQ
Daily Republican., 1890-02-01

Dstsetivs Henry Wsyl, who assistsd 10
getting The stolen bopds of John O. Pat.
terton, Isq, was intsrviewed BY . ~
porter d ibs PhIladslphia Prsss, who
sa{s:
Mr.. Patterson at least 5000. Smaller
proners were refused, the thieves pre-.
fsrring 70 hold ON 70 the bonds until they
mature, about twenty yesrs hence. The
thieves divulsed the fact that ~ soon -
they got the bonds and were abls 10 get
out Of Wilmington they took them d.
rect 70 Canada, whore they were kept By
. confederate pending the consummatioh
Of deal for their return. These pro-
cesdings gave them immunity from pun
iahment. It was-believed the mon were
= part Of q gang OF men who attempted
10 bunco President Banning the morping
previous to the then. hut they disclaimed
70 the detective any knowlsdgs Of the
NJ. Wsyi was reluctant to talk abou,
the matter last night and declared ths,
he knew almost nothing about the mat.
ter, admitting, at the same time, that hi
had been Instrumental IN recovering the
securities. He said:
"You sec it's this way. ! was raised
down there and know Mr.. Patterson, and
alter he had tried other detective agencies
be came TO me and just took bold K
help the old gentleman out No. dom
know who the thieves were. but I'm sure
In fAet know, that Walter Sheridan wai
one. ! don't know whom the bonds wcr,
returned nor exactly how"
"Rut how did you hali?"
"Wsll, ] ssnt word around, you know
and just hailed. John Chapman o
Boston siso did soinethiug. aud batwseI
us all, the Pinkertons and the rest, thu
bonds came back. No, we dldn't get
reward. Mr.. Patterson said he nevs
could identify the Thieves, and 30 b
might - well pay for the return Of th
securitiss."
We do mot believe fu mediciue 70
children, but We do believe In Or. Bull
Baby Syrup and assert that no family
Daily Republican., 1890-02-01

For clgsrs Of oil grades. price and
quality. consult purstsin, No. 8ast
Heco0i street.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-01

Rohes and horse covers at Perkils', loi
West laigh:h street.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-01

Linen bosom, double bsos, white shirts
only 5Oc.. at Wyatt \ Co.'S, 6Os Market
strset.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-01

Try . sS-osnt roast dinner at No. $40
East Fcurth street
Daily Republican., 1890-02-01

Those watery eyes. "snufiiinEs," thick
breathing and other catarrhal symptoml
III call for tho use OF Old eauls Catarrh
Cure. the simplest and safest remedy for
catavrh aud Influenza. 20 ceuts.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-01

We DO not believe IN medicine for
children, but We do believe In Or. Bulls
Baby Syrup and assert that no family
should be without II. Price 20 cents.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-01
RADAM'S
MICROBE KILLER
Ours all Diseases.

hrst giauce seem very absard; but afte 7
IesdlnE our pamphlet, giving Z history oi
ory @ 81 disease sna rsaana or s
which prove conclusively there Is no disease
u will not cure. the truth OF our assertion
any blood. chronic or contagious disease
should Icy r day pass without getting and
given away or mailed free. The gen item en-
Connected with this company arc well-known
business men Of the city. Agents wanted
every where Address
Daily Republican., 1890-02-01

Weekly and monthly pay
ments or s per cent. of tos
cash.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-01

nsa ssi !. order having basn r..,o..a
Sn wa. nv. u'eu that Mr.. Springer I
|id. - No' In order, and, con tin ulpe.
Iouss, m wlli make = state meut to
B BE- aaaa ane House will not allow II.
wbieb bHIseised Hsd BY epithets, The
In u aar, nave transpired during Ss .hs
pf tbs lon'. 'fanspired In the pres.
by. Nau NO"so and Of . very large
pdule eupAnt Of this chair which
al. Tsanes n,ees that description be-
Aucb ,nnepablicsn ayplauss. q 4
ia ~ more famous mo- sn- -
Nrils il'ny , years ago that nobnd al. ,
nun aoWn but himself. N
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AsBURY CHURCH TROUBLES.
Dissatisfied Members Begin Q Suit
Against the OfIicers.

Today Chas. n. Young, Thos. Smallwood,
Robert White, Stephen Smith and Jas. Smith,
by Messrs.' Campbell Darlington and Irving
Williamson, filed a bill in equity against Thos.
?. Bell, Samuel West, in. Hamilton. E. Smith,
G. Parker, Booker Hutchingson, 8. Tyler,
jackson Deviile and John Smallwood for an
account of receipts and disbursements of As
bury MI Church. They ask also a reference
to the auditor and an injunction to restrain de-
PENDANTS from acting as trustees, &c.
The plaintiffs claim to represent $50 Of the
members and set forth the conveyance of the
property corner of 18th and X streets north
west by W. w. Billings to Geo. Crandau and
others, in trust for the colored members of the
Foundry NJ. Z. Church, October 6, 1886. They
charge that defendants have so manipulated
matters that five Of the class leaders are
trustees, two class leaders and stewards and
one local preacher; that the quarterly con-
ference should number forty-fve, but in con-
sequence OF the duplication of offices the num-
Der is less; that they have usurped power
belonging to the congregation and uniawfully
declared themselves to be trustees with the ex-
ception of Hutchinson and Small
wood, regularly re-electing themselves for
over five years. They state that compainants
in August, 1889, demanded an account of 1858
for purchasing parsonage and the defendants
refused to render any account, but at the quar-
terly conference, under the compulsion of the
presiding elder, they produced receipt for
the money in Riggs Coz bank. This was
not satisfactory to the complainants, and at the
first quarterly conference the money was pro-
duced
They stated that they have learned that the
treasurer price drew the money from the
bank, and also charge that without the author
from Mr.. Shoemaker They therefore pray as
above
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ALEXANDRIA.
Reported for THE EVENING STAR

Reported for THE EVENING STAR
The New CHURCH.-Washingto street near
King is an avenue of churches. Christ Church.
the Jewish Synagogue. the VI. p. Church, the
Nj. L. Church South, Trinity NJ. E. Church and
the Baptist Church are all within 300 yards Of
each other. Christ Church has not been ma
terlally changed since 1t was finished in 1772
except that the tower was added IN
1917. but all the other churches have been
altered or rebuilt, although none of them was
much more than half the age of Christ Church.
The last to be rebuilt is the Methodist Protest
ant Church. which was first erected in 1880,
but was remodeled in part few years ago.
Now it Is to be taken down, part of its wallis
only left standing, and larger and finer
church put up. The work of removing the old
church is now in progress under Mr.. A. J.
Fisher. the contractor. The new church will
be ready for occupancy before Christmas.
PoLITICAL.-The democrats will hold four
ward meetings next Monday night. Concordia
Hall, first ward; the mayors Office second
ward; the county courthouse, third ward and
Miffieton's shop. fourth ward, will be the places
Of assembly. No special interest is, however,
felt in these meetings, their object, the elec-
ton of delegates to the Leesburg congressional
convention. has already been accomplished by
the withdrawal OF ali opposition to Gen. Lee.
The whole proceeding is now merely formal
one under the party rules.
NoTEs.-The work of putting up the poles for
the additional electric lights on King street is
now in progress. and in a short time King
street will have an electric light at every inter
section.
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The Central Democratic Committee.

meeting of the central democratic COM
mittee OF the District was held last evening in
the Atlantic building. Mr.. John Boyle was
elected chairman Messrs. Weller and Kill
martin were authorized to prepare n resolu-
ton expressive Of the sense of the Distric:
democracy in regard to the Lodge bill. 1t was
stated that committee of seven had under
consideration the question of redistricting the
District, and of additional representation in
the next national convention. This COM
mittee Will make report at a future meeting.
Several committees were appointed with the
view Of taking part in the fall campaign. The
Committee will hold its next meeting in Sep
TENDER.
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GEORGETOWN,

The FIRST COOPERATIVE BUILDING Asso-
TIoN.-At the ninety-ninth monthly meeting of
the First Cooperative Building Association, held
last night at the association hall, So. 900 in
bonds of the third series, whose par value was
S225.9O, cold for S227.40; $1,000 in money sold
at an average of IS.
GoNE TO MARSHALL, HALL.-The steamer W.
W. Corcoran carried large number of excur-
sionists to Marshall Hail this morning from
this place, the affair being joint excursion of
the Sunday schools Of Congress Street and Mt.
Tabor NJ. p. churches.
The HORSE IS GoNE.-Monday evening the
horse attached to r. A. Casilear's road cart and
driven by Mr.. CASTELAR, became frightened on
the read to Rockville and ran away upsetting
the cart and its occupants. Mr.. CASTELAR, has
been unable to discover the whereabouts OF
the steed.
SUFFERING FROM SNAKE BITE.-Mr. Dew
ereux Green of the Washington aqueduct Of
fee is recovering from snake bite, which he
received last Thursday night on the Virginia
shore of the Potomac near the Potomac Boat
Club landing.