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The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1891-07-17

friends. Mrs. Har- MRS. BURTON HAIR
rison was Miss BIs'N.
Constance Cary and is a Nirgiuian Of
the Nirginians. Her mother was %
Fairfax, her father closely related
to Thomas jefferson. She grew
up at Vancluse, the Fairfax
place, was thoroughly edu-
Gated, visited Europe with her mother
Immediately after the war, was mar
Iied on herrcturn and has since lived
in the midst ofshe metropolitan society
She has SO clevcrly satirized i'm "Ihe
Auglomauiacs.' Mrs. Harrison has
written much of southern life "Wo-
mans Ilandiwork I'm Modern Homes
and "rhe Old-Fashioned Fairy Book
are among her earlier successful vol
umes. Then She has the skill To- con
I qucr the difficulties of p'ay-writing
| Every body remembers the success Oh
"The Russian Honeymoon which sh,
adapted from the French of Scribe
All of her plays have had "a decided
popularity.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1891-07-17

Macbeth's pearl top and
"pearl glass" lamp-chimneys
do not break from heat, not
one in a hundred; they break
from accidents.
They are made of clear
glass as we'll as tough, as
clear as crystal. They fit the
lamps they are made for.
Shape controls the draft; they
are shaped right. Draft con
tributes to proper combustion;
that makes light; they inn
prove the light of a lamp.
But they cost a dealer three
times as much as common
chimneys, and, as they do not
break, he is apt to be anxious
lest they stop his trade. Di-
{ minishod sales and less profit
are not agreeable 70 him.
There are two sides tn the
question. Have a ta]kWjthhlm.
4rIu,bprg. Glo.A. .Mhcnfrt& 90.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1891-07-17

Rockies with Pro-
fessor Westover, the
geologist, who is
h e T father. In
those d ay S S h e
spent m on t h $
without seeing a
woman, and ready
TO scream at such
a curiosity for, as
you observe, she
had no reminder IN
her own person
that there was
a S e Y feminine,
sin ce sh e was
dressed for conven-
ience and perhaps
also for pictureque-
ness and beauty, as
a little cowboy.
She could swing
the laIiat when
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1891-07-17
THE CURFEW BELL.
Adverse Fortune Threatens TO EN-
tInguIsh the lHonored Relic.

For many "a century there has been
rung in the ancient city of Sandwich,
the old Cinque Port of Kent, the Cur
few bell. which marked at one time so
distinctive feature of English life.
The Church of St. Peter has main.
tanned this custom up to the
present day, but adverse for
tune now threatens to eNtinguish
this honored relic of past ages. A
Sandwich paper says that relations are
somewhat strained between the rector
and the sexton of ST. Peters, aud as the
fund from which the latter was paid /,
now claimedsby the church. wardeus
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1891-07-17
BEAU BRUM MEL.
Tale of the Wan Who was Once
Known The world over.

The Beau Brummel of America died
the other day at the npe of 81 HE
name was Lawrence GARDINER. As a
youth he was rich and a protege of
Aaron Burr. From 1923 until 1897 he
was Gotham's glass of fashion" and
the period Then he lost his fortune
and with it his place aa a society
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1891-07-17

leader. He went into business and did
well. His accumulations were swept
away by panic in 1875. For the re-
mainder of his life the weary old gem
tleman found refuge in the Brooklyn
Home for Aged Men. There he was
discovered dead in bed one morning
recently Like Beau Brummel he
reigned. retired and passed into the
obscurity of mere existence.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1891-07-17
SHE WAS A COWGIRL.
This is the Way She Looked 20 Adj
mIrIng PIainsmen.

Miss Cynthia Westover, now private
secretary to Commissioner Beattie, is a
girl with a history. When she was
child she lived ponyback among the
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1891-07-17
HIPPOLYTE, OF HAYTI.
HE is HOLDING HIS OWN WITH
GREAT ODDS.

The Black Republic No Place for
Diplomats Of Civilized Governments
The Representatives Of all Coun-
tries Recently InsuIted by the Pres
ident,
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1891-07-17
LATE JOSEPH e, MCDONALD
A Noble Type Of the Self-mRde REan
who Recently SUccumbed 10
Death,

The death of ex-senator Joseph r.
Mcdonald occurred at his nome in In
dianapolis, June 2t. For nearly two
weeks it has been known that his days
were near their close. His death is
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1891-07-17

INV CES Cheaply, speedily
lIquietly. For desertion. non-support, in
temperance, insanity. Advice free, cOntden-
tisl Blank application for stamp.
Address ROBERT WHITE, Attorney,
l44 Broadway New York.
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nnIIIETI0U INCLUDING m nm
UPULAI IIUh (doi85Is1SsS 8gE1SsS.} 3UrVUU

1t possesses the greatest in
ducements for the location
of factories, mills, &c. Ex-
cellent water supply, fuel plen-
tiful and cheaper than any
where else. Educational sd-
"A tages unsurpassed. Pure air,
5tSre water, electric lights, &c, sc.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1891-07-17

she wore these garments and charm
squirrels. She could do, indeed, most
things the Indian children do, which
makes it all the stranger that she
should be now in such responsible
metropolitan position.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1891-07-17
lIIs Mother-in-Law.

Mrs Hewwed-My mother writes
that she is coming here TO stay three
months.
Mr.. Newwed-Thanll heaven for thatl
She knows how to cook.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1891-07-17

booksneeds telling
she is witty and it
easy to suspect
that She is vivac-
ious and compan-
ionable. She en-
Joys the amenities
of social life. is "a
mistress of the art
of entertaining as
of the rarer art Of
NJ king real
f,f An1l NTyg To-.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1891-07-17
|HEWAWDOAH

Is the head centre of the Schuylkill
coal region, thirteen miles from
the county seat. 1t is on the
line of the Philadelphia and
Reading, Pennsylvania and
Lehigh Valley railroads,
\ thus Offering excellent
facilities for travel.
Not quite A hours
ride from the city
ofPhiladelphia
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1891-07-17

Unsatisfactory Shopping Place.
Daughter-"Here is Bigg, Stoke s.
Cos great store. Let's go in"
Mother-'No, no. No matter what
we ask for they will be sure to have
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1891-07-17
MRS. BURTON HARRISON.
A Talented Lady where Literary
Efforts Have Beeu Rewarded.

The friends Of Mrs. Burton Harrison
are fond of saying that success has not
spoiled her. No one who has read her
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1891-01-08

exercises of the Wilmington Commercial
College held at the Opera House.
Friday, June l3-Temperature CO. IS, SO,
81 deg. Showery.
Saturday, June 14-Temperature IS, rs,
Il, so deg. Fair. Purnal ]. Lynch nomi.
mated for sheriff and Joseph Kirk for
coroner at the Democratic nomination.
Sunday, June 15-Temperature So, g. 81,
70 deg. Cloudy The Rev. r. Il, Martin
dale Of Salisbury. Nd, delivered the an
nual baccalaureate sermon to the students
and faculty of Delaware College
Monday, June l6-Temperature 81, 76,
as 70 deg. Showery. The Wilmington
Free Bath Association organized in the
rooms Of the Young Mems Christian
Association.
Tuesday June 17-Temperature 50, ~,
81, SO deg. Fair. At the regular meeting
of the board of trustees of Delaware College
at Newark, it was decided TO establish
additional agricultural experiment stations
in Kent and Sussex counties.
Wednesday, June lS-Temperature 49,
rs, 50, 80 deg. Showery. Commencement
exercises began at Delaware College. The
Choral Club initially and successfully pre-
sented the opera, Doctor of Alcantara,n
at the Opera House.
Thursday, June l9-Temperature 81, rs,
So, - deg. Fair.
Friday, June 20-Temperature 81, "a, So,
so deg, Fair. A north-bound express train
on the y. & o, railroad was wrecked at
Childs, Md, by the breaking of a driving
rod on the locomotive and two men were
killed and several injured.
saturday, June 2l-Tcmperature 90, 20,
6S, 70 deg. Showery. Death of Associate
Judge John IL. Paynter at his home in
Georgetown after protracted illness, aged
50 years.
Sunday, June 22--Temperature IS, 60,
as, n deg. Cloudy.
Monday, June 23-Temperature 81, II,
so, 81 deg. Daniel Il. Stewart appointed
postmaster of Wilmington by President
United States marshal. City Council
adopted the Gaynor police telegraph sys-
TEN and Councilman Samuel Chambers
openly charged that "boOdle' had been
used in securing the adoption.
Tuesday, June 2I-Tempcrature 10 IS,
50, 50. Fair. The funeral Of Judge Paynter
of Georgetown was largely attended by the
prominent men Of the State.
Wednesday, June 25-Temperature 20,
81, 81, 30 Fair. Sixteenth annual com
menccment ofthe Wilmington High school
held in the Opera House.
Thursday, June 26-lemperature n 81,
So, SO. Fair. John S. L. CLARK held for
the action of. the grand jury by Judge Ball
Of the municipal court, on charge of
iciohlously assallltlnB ldn farry, bind
girl. Death of Mrs. j. Taylor Cause, at
Spring Lake, Nj
Friday, June 27-Temperature 81 72, II,
80 deg Fair.
Saturday, June 2S-Temperature 90, 81,
IS, 80 deg. Fair. Sudden death of A. A.
Chapman at his home, near Christiana.
Sunday, June 29-Temperature Il, S3, IS,
50 deg, Clear. Herman Ziegler, reporter
and compostor on the DeldtcdrS Stats lei
ting drowned while bathing in the Christi
ana creek
Monday, June 3O-Temperature S., 50,
So % deg, Cloudy.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1891-01-08

Saturday. Nov. Temperature 80, 10, IS,
H. de-, Fair.
Sunday, Nov. 2-1'cmpcra,ure 81, 50, 81,
81 deg, Fair.
Monday, Nov. 3-'I'euperature 81, 10. 81,
rueSdpN, Noy, 4-'rcmpmaturc - 40, As,
~ dog. Iiotdy The election passed Off
without especial incident save The occur
renee of several brHwlsi in this city,
"Wednesday, Nov a--'frnperiturc 80, II,
60, y deg. Fair.
Thursday, Nov. Temperature 10, 30,
90, ~ ri".s Fair. Return day throughout
the STATE.
Friday, Nov. 7--rcmperature 10, 30 CT,
81 icy. Fair. The New Castle County
Board uf anvilss completed the count Of
the vote ut the courthouse and adopted
resolutions denoanclng Republican fraud
ulent methods,
Saturday, Nuv S-'Iemprrature 10. 50, 6S.
70 deg, Far. The large barn On the farm Of
William di Point, near Roukland, tenanted
BY Edward settler burned with contents,
Loss, Sl2,UON partially insured. The fire
was the work Of an incendiary.
Sunday, Nov, Y.-'rcmpcrature 49, AZ, 81,
60 deg. Fair.
Monday, Nov. lo-Temperature So, IS,
81, 90 deg. Fair.
Tuesday, Nov. ll-Temperature As, A,
AZ, AZ deg, Rainy, The second annual
chrysanthemum show opened in Institute
Hall
Wednesday, NOV. i2-Temperature 40,
43, Al, % deg. Rainy. Middletowns
creamery burned; loss, Si5,0O0; insurance,
partial The barn ON the farm of t. |.
du Pont & Co., near Rising Sun, and ten
anted By William Mayne burned, pre-
sumably by the organized incendiaries;
loss, $1,000; insurance partial. In the
Kent county court ut Dover, Fred. Young
and Jesse Proctor, colored, were convicted
of murder in the first degree for killing
Stephen Lindsay, also colorcd, near
Fredericr ON August 2Sth.
Thursday, Nov. l3-'remperature Al, 4G,
81, "a deg. Clear. The third convention
of the New Castle County Sunday-schonol
Association began in Grace NJ. +, Church
Milford Democrats celebrated the victory
of November 18th.
Friday, Nov 14-Temperature 30, IS, 81,
So deg. Clear, The Wilmington Young
Mems Democratic Club participated in a
rousing Democratic jollifcation at Dover.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1891-01-08

Worcester clubs opened the Atlantic Asso-
citation championship season in this city.
IL. NJ. Flagler steel steam yacht Alicia
launched from the Harlan & Holdings
worth Company's ship-yard.
Sunday, April 2O-Temperature 30, 81, So,
go deg. Clear,
Monday, April 2l-Temperature 80, SO,
65, 81 deg clear. r. i. Geiger, station
agent at Newhridge on the Wilmington Il
Northern railroad, killed by falling under
a moving freight train.
Tuesday, April 22-Temperature AZ, co.
70, "a deg, Fair, The superior court at
Georgetown petitioned for mandamus to
compel the City Council to accept the
Fame Hose returns and declare the "com-
bination ticket, in the iiremen's contested
election, elected.
Wednesday, April 2S-Temperature 81,
81, Is, rs deg. Fair.
Thursday, April 24-Temperature 60, 65
20, " deg. Rainy. City Council voted to
introduce a police patrol telegraph system
Friday, April 25-Temperature As, 50, 81
AZ deg. Rainy.
Saturday, April 26--Temperature 40 So
50, IL deg. Fair. Joseph Hamilton, James
owen lsaacs and John I. Owens, promi-
nent citizens of Sussex county, whipped
and pilloried at Georgetown for horse
stealing
sunday, April 27-Temperature 81, "A, 60
deg. Fair.
Monday, April 2s-Temperature, as So
63, Us deg. Fair. Forepaughs circus at
tracted thousands of persons.
Tuesday, April 29-TemperatIlre 49, 49,
66, 6S deg Fair. The annual charity ball
given at the Opera House.
Wednesday, April 3O-.remnerature 46,
SO, TO- IS deg. Clear. The Wilmington
club won its first championship game by
defeating New Haven.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1891-01-08

Monday, Sept. l-remperature 81, 90, 73,
u deg. Clear, Opening day of the Viii
miugt0n Fair
Tuesday. Sept. 2-Temperalure 81, IS, IS,
~ deg Clear, The attendance ut the
Wilmington Fair numbered 5000.
Wednesday, Sept. 3-Tcmperaturc &c, -,
80 II deg, Fair 4 pleasant day aided in
attracting l5,00Opersons tuthe Wilmington
Fair.
Thursday, Sept i-Temperaturc G2, GS,
80, 81 deg. Clear. Big Thursday 1t the
fair attracted the largest crowd ever gath
cred together IN this city, which officially
numbered $1,000.
Friday, Sept 5-Temperature s., II, 81,
81 deg. Clear. Ten thousand persons at
tended the fair.
Saturday, Sept. G-Tcmpcrature "a, W,
Sc, Is deg. Rainy The last day Of the
fair was marked BY continued shower IN
the afternoon. Fire at Milford did damage
to the extent Of SG0U0.
sunday Sept 7-Temperature 20, 50, 81,
II deg. Cloudy,
Monday Sept S-Temperature 81, II, ss,
81 deg. Cloudy Governor l}ggs appointed
Peter l.. Cooper, Jr,, superintendent of the
Kent county public schools.
Tuesday, Sept 9-lempcrlture o., 13, So
rs dog. Fair. The Republican State con
ventiun ut Dover nominated Harry A.
Richardson for governor and Henry r.
cannon lnT congress.
:, Wednesday. ,S,ept. lo-Temperature O.,
Thursday sept ll--Tempcruturc G6, Gs
10, Y deg Rainy.
Friday, Sept l2--'remperature G5, 50, S.
n deg Rainy
saturday, sept l3-Tcmpcrature IS. IT.
q, q deg Fair, Democratic nominating
election for New Castle county held, at
which William II, Swift was nominated ~
Ranrnsantntiva Gr,tu AEittntnutnt, Tpl,,
Hemphill and Elwood q. Knight sem
fenced to one years imprisonment ami
500 fine and six months Imprisonment
and $40 fine respectively, for asSanlting
Isaac n. Gem, 4 gatekecper On the
Philadelphia turnpike In the orphans
court Judge Gribh denied tho ap-
plication of Mrs. Mary McGrenra for
her dover of her husbands estate.
Howard II. Fonlk II member Of the Della
ware Fire Company, fell Il distance of 90
feet by the ladder breaking and was iii
iured 50 badly that he died few hours
afterward.
Sunday, Sept. l4-Temperature G2, 60, 90,
81 deg. Shnwcry.
Monday, Sept. l5-Temperaturc6 60, 81, "A,
u deg. Fair beginning Of the september
term Of court.
Tuesday, Sept, l6-Tcmperaturc 70, IS,
| So, a.. Fair. Sussex County Democratic
Convection held at GeorGctown.
Wednesday, sept l7-Temperature 63.
81, n, II. Fair.
Thursday, Sept. ls-Temperature So, O.,
| y, rs, Fair.
Friday, Sept, l9-Temperature ~, Gs, "a,
| 80. Fair, The Paramount Hook and Lad
der Company Of Norristown, Pa, and the
Rolla Fire Company Of Elizabeth, \. d.,
were the respective guests of the Fame
Hose and Washington Fire Companies
Saturday, Sept, 2O-Tcmperatlire 90, ~,
u deg. Fair. The periodical whipping
and pillorying at the New Castle jail
amused 800 spectators. Republican pri-
mary elections i'll New Castle and Sussex
counties.
SUNDAY, Sept 2l-Temperature 80 66, ~,
81 deg. Fair,
Monday, Sept. 22-Temperature 81, g. Gs,
"a deg Showery.
Tuesday, Sept. 23-Temperature 50, 65, 70,
70 deg Fair. Sussex county Republicans
met in convention at Georgetown.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1891-01-08

Saturday, Nov. 15-Temperature 80, 81,
63, CD deg, Clear.
Sunday, Nov. l6-Temperature 40, so, Sc,
81 deg. Cloudy.
Monday, Nov. 15-Temperature 40, 3d.
50, SO deg Rainy. The November term
Of the New Castle county court began.
Councilman Franklin Il. Cotton, q Repub-
lican election inspector, held in 81 900 bail
for the upper court by Judge Ball for al
legged Illegal election practices.
Tuesday, Nov. lS-Temperature "a, %,
go, SIS deg Fair. Wilson Stafford colured,
sentenced 10 life imprisonment for killing
Kennard Chambers, also colored. The
Grand Encampment of Delaware |. o. @.
f., met in annual session in this city.
Wednesday, Nov i9-rempcrature Al
so, %, % deg Fair. Annual session of
the Delaware Grand Lodge, !. o, o. f., in
Thursday, Nov 20-Temperature IS, AZ,
i6, 40 deg. Fair. In the court of general
sessions the cases against Election In
spector Cotton were continued until the
February term
so deg. Fair John ID. Farra acquitted of
thecharge of killing James Devine. Elwood
Clarkson. colored, held in $500 bail for the
upper court by Judge Ball for alleged lille
. saturday, Nov. 22-Temperature 80, 50,
81, i5 deg. Fair. The iron propeller
Washington built for the Norfolk 4
Washington Steamboat Company by the
Harlan Il Ilollingsworth Company, sue
ccssfully launched, Inspector Cotton held
in $500 bail for the January term of the
United States district court ON charge of
refusing to accept the legal vote of Nicholas
FidanCe.
sunday, Nov. 2S-Temperance SO, "a, so,
45 deg. Fair.
Monday, Nov. 2i--Temperature %, 40, AZ,
50 deg. Fair. William McCarron and
Election Officer Peter A. Pagan held in
$500 bail each for the January term of the
United States district court for alleged lille
gal election doings. Pierce IL Beeson,
brickmakcrs, failed; liabilities, $4,000;
assets, about the same.
Tuesday, Nov. 2b-Temperature IS, As, 81,
50 deg. Fair Shakespeare Reeves, col
ored alias Jacob Sharkey, convicted of
feloniously assaulting Grace Clark, aged 10
years.
Wednesday, Nov. 26-Temperature SO,
45, AZ, 40 deg Fair.
Thursday, Nov 27--Tempetature %, "a,
AZ, 80 deg Showing slightly. Thanksgiv-
ing duly observed.
Friday, Nov. 2S-Temperature 20, 81, 35,
81 deg Fair.
Saturday, Nov. 29-Tcmperature %, 33,
AZ, A deg. Fair. Peter N. Bell held in
$500 bail for the upper court by Judge Ball
for alleged illegal voting.
Sunday Nov 30-Temperature 81, 80, 81,
AZ deg. Cloudy.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1891-01-08

diet for the plaintiff for 81. 500. The annual
encampmemt of the Department Of Della
ware q. A. r., was attended by Com
mandcr-in-chief Alger.
Saturday, Feb. l5-Temperature, 20, As,
80 As deg. Fair.
Sunday, Feb. 1,i-Temperature %, SS, 4S,
IL deg, Fair
Monday, Feb. 17-Temperature %, 80,
S. S. deg. Fair
Tuesday Feb. ls-Temperature 3O,' 50,
81, 81 deg. Threatening,
Wednesday, Feb. l9-remperature 3d. Az,
As 40 deg. stormy.
Thursday, Feb. 20--Temperature ~, As,
49, a deg. Threatening,
Friday, Feb. 2l.-Temperature is, %, IS,
Castle County Bar Association given in
Saturday, Feb. 22.-Temperature 10, 30,
IS, 40 deg Fair. Edward Fenton died
suddenly from heart disease in this city,
aged 81 years. His death abruptly terni-
mated proceedings in n divorce case. The
New Castle County Farmers Institute met
at Middletown, and among the important
papers read was one by Nathaniel Williams
on Taxation. Eureka Council, No. |, .lr.,
Q. Y, A. NJ, presented flag to the public
high school,
Sunday, Feb, 23.-Temperature %, %, p,
40 deg Cloudy.
Monday, Feb. 24-remperature %, 40
A, - deg. Threatening, Daniel Dougherty
lectured in the Opera House to large aud
fence on "Oratory' under the auspices of
Delaware Council, No. /, Catholic Benevo-
lent Legion. The jury in the John Ferry
will case, in which $4,000 estate was in
volyed, decided that the deceascd's last will
| is legal.
Tuesday, Feb. 25-Temperature IS, 43, 5S,
55 deg. stormy.
Wednesday, Feb. 2G-Temperature 4G, sc,
y, y deg. Fair. The levy court elected
collectors and other county officers. Fail
ure of w, w. Doughty, a produce mer-
chant, with liabilities az about $4,000 and
comparatively small assets.
Thursday, Feb. 27--Temperature 80, As,
| 53 " deg. stormy.
Friday, Feb, 2s-Tcmperature Sc, Al, 81,
81 deg. Threatening.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1891-01-08

Saturday, Feb. l,-remperature 80. 50,
46, 40 deg. Threatening. The ferrv-buat
Texas, which was built at the Harlan Il
Hollingsworth Gompany's shipyarA f5r
the New York Il Brooklyn Ferry Com
pany, was successfully launched Mrs.
Daniel Seaman, aged about 60 Years and
who lived at duPont's Banks, fell into a
mill race while deliriOus from la grippe
attack and was drowned.
Sunday, Feb. 2.-Iemperature 90, u, 10,
"a deg Rainy,
Monday, Feb 3.--Temperattirc 26, 40. As.
d. deg. Clear. Beginning of the February
term Of the New Castle county courts.
Tuesday, Feb. 4.-Tcmperatnre y, II, 80,
56 deg. Fair. Twelfth annual meeting Of
the state Agricultural Society held at
=. Wednesday, Feb. 5.--Temperature d. S..
Thursday, Feb, G--Temperature %. 81,
49, 35 deg Rainy. Death Of John Hart-
mann, president OF the Hartmann IL
Fehrenbaeh Brewing Company, aged 60
years
Friday, Feb. 7,-Temperature Il, %, 30,
~ deg. Raining, The grand jury in its
report recommended II reduction in the
price Of county prisoners feed and the es-
adjustment of a work house.
saturday, Feb. S.-Temperature p, p
A. AZ deg. stormy. Fourteen prisoners
whipped at New Castle jail,
sunday, Feb 9,-remperature "a, "a, 40,
IS deg. Threatening.
Monday, Feb. 10,--Temperatllre Is, a.
~, 3Bdeg. Fair. lnthe United States circuit
court Judge Wales rendered decision in
the cAse of William NJ Field and Hannah
Riddle Surviving executors of James Rid
die and Jennie X. Field vs.. the trustees of
the Drew Theological Seminary, confirm
ing clause III the will Of the late James
Riddle which provides for an apprnpria-
tlOu for the education Of Nouuu M fstere