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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-12

The management Of the academy Of
Music offers its patrons an attraction
LOT unusual strength for the early part
Iuf next week,
| 1t Ia the engagement of the famous
prestidiGitateur, Powell. whose mar
lyelous feats OF magic were the talk Of
ali New York during the recent en-.
gagement ut the Eden Musec. Pow.
ellis programme of fantastic creations
IrealiZe the acme of perfect manipulu
lion, and it is more wide and varied
ltiian that OF any magician ever seen in
America.
One OF the features of the entertain
Imsnt Is the weird spectacle, She. nsug-
Igested by the cave scene in Rider Hag.
Igard's celebrated novel. living hu.
iman being is burned to ashes in full
view of the audience. This act was
Originally introduced by Powell at 'E
reatru Baralt, Muracaibo. Venezuela
turing his recent tour of tho south
q American continent. In the act he IL
assisted by Mile. Vera MS Ayesha.
I Gray and stephens excellent com
lpany again appeared IN 'Nesper Bells
last evening at the Academy of Music
/ The audience was even larger than OF
the previous evening. The trained
dogs. the ponies and the lamb came
2 lin for big share of the appla use.
Il The engagement will close with to
/. nights performance.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-12

Ex-Secretary Bayard voices the cub
stance Of the victory OF last Tuesday
when he says that .Tho work of de-
molishing the Mckinley tariff cannot
be too quickly or too actively com
mensed." Mr.. Bayard's opinions IRE
of weighty import and reflect the
Of his party that will be in
possession of the law making depart
ments of the government after the
fourth of next Marsh. Tho Ex.Secre-
tnry Is SO determined upon tariff re-
form that he wants free wool. free tin
plate, free cotton ties and free binding
Irvine placed upon tho list even during
the present Congress, us bills making
these articles free have already passed
the Democratic House and are pigeon
holed IN Republican Senate.
He does not think that the Republl-
, can Senate would dare offer any OBJ
structlon TO the passage of these bills
after the verdict OF the people last
Tuesday. MIR. Bayard in the midst Of
his free trade eXuberance forgets that
the Republican party Is party of pro.
lection, and IL there is to be any re,
peallng of the tariff laws done the
, Democrats will have to wait until af-
ter the fourth OF March and take Ii
. the responsibility OF repeating IL them.
selves.
} Along with tho repeal of the Nc
I KinIey tariff Mr., Bayard is determined
? that reciprocity must go with it. He
Q is determlued that not vtstige ui
Q protection and reciprocity shall re.
main. Yes Mr.. Blyar4 wants freq
trade pnre aud simple. There ia nc
L temporlzing no compromising with
q him. "Repeal the cruel blood tax on
y .quinine, says the Secretary. Let us
0 have an end of ioobery." Mr.. Bayard
has been in public life long time but
u has been Handicapped by being in a
p minority. Now he is in majority
n though not in office and heyi is deter
g mined that his voice shall be heard
early in behalf OF extreme free trade.
: In the midst Of hiBreioiclng Mr.Bay
ard does not stop to inquire where The
. money is to come from to bear the ex
= penses OF the government. Docs h,
T. want direct taxatlun2 What does h,
6 wantH For the present his voice onl!
y is down with the Mckinley tariff, dow
/ with reciprocity, Gown with the baroI
J. robbers. up with free trade, down will
4 high wages, up with Engli wages.
/. Sdddcn Changes a Weather caus
. I hroat Diseases. There IS no more efIec
iunl remedy for Coughs, Colds. etc., thai
lBRowN's BIsUNCHI Al rWOCHEs. SOid ont
v M hnEnN lILrn ~ on
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-12

THE ProhIottionists, though they
emily polled little over three hundred
votes in the county, have not come
cut Of the contest without some nea'
sure of success. They have elected
James II. S. Gam. the st, Georges
nquor seller, to the Legislature. We
have net been Informed when they vii
have thsir iollitieatlon meeting owe,
the result.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-12

Neil Burgess will appear at the
Grand Opera House this evening II
That realistic and unique composition
OF rural life, "ihr County Fair" Mr.
Burgess Will he supported by strong
company. the piece Is, one that Il per.
sou can laugh aLnud cnioy themselves.
Tho Lest feature is 10 doubt tho tar
scene, showing race track with
horses racing. Those that have nevot
seen the County taig' should not ltLl
ito go this evening.
! The attraction at the Grand Opera
House on Monday evening will be
! Thomas AdliSnn's merry farce-cOIn-
Iedy, The DazHIer." II will be pre-
scented by strong company OF come
dams under tho management OF Cos.
grove and Grant, which should place
the HSsurauo that the engagement
Twill prove II carnival Of hilarious fan
and laughter. "The DaZzler" is one oi
the best and most sucC esstul comedies
lin the country to-day. This engage
ment should not fail TO be q success.
Mr.. Digby Bell will appear in "Jupi-
ter charming comic opera, at the
Grand Opera House, on Tuesday even
ling. He will lie supported by strong
company.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-12

DENVER, Col. Nov. Exit Carson, a
son of the famous scout of that name,
was found guilty at Los Animas, Col.
of involuntary munslaughter. On Dec.
10 he went to the house of his father-in-
law. William Richards, whom he ac-
cused of having taken his wife away
from him. Richards called hiln liar
Carson then began shooting at Richards,
who ran into the house. One of the shots
killed Mrs. Richards Richards was
also seriously wounded, hut no recovered.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-12

A Chester special Of Nov. 10 says:
Judge Clayton today. in court at
Media, granted the application of the
Board of Trustees OF the Pennsylvania
Military Academy for a change OF
title from academy to college. The
set forth that the work OF
the institution was more properly set
forth in the term college than acad-
envy. The application was made by
General Crawford President of the
Board, previous to his death, and the
movement originated in the Western
Alumni. at the meeting In Chicago,
September Sd last, which petitioned
the board.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-12
From Fifth and King Streets
GRAND OFFER.

Mr. Mumer of Bost on. wac we buy our
c0tIee from orders for this day only, we
sci! our ~ cent coffee Tor - cents. This
on or stands only one day, All who bay
on Saturday. the i.th. save ce.its OF
| every pound OF coffee Livery Saturday.
| from now until Christmas we will nave
some special offer 10 save money at Fifth
| aud King Streets 7. NJ. WIEh- nll-2ti
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-12

The New Castle Sunday School Con.
Iventton will lie held III the Forest Pres.
,byteriau IChufeh, at M.ddietoSn, on
| thursday next. SoveInl er nth / lie
Ieesston OF the Convention VIII he held
In the m orntng. afternoon and even.
ing Prominent speakers Will address
TIE Convention and the music will be
under the direction OF Professor John
Sweeney. A cordial invitGt.Uu is ex.
tended TO the public to be present.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-12

LONDON, Nov. 12.-The coroner's jury
which passed upon the death of the
Duke of Marlborough, expressed their
sympathy with the duchess in her be-
resyement. The only new point
brought ont in the inquest was the testi-
mony Of doctor from Oxford. who
stated that he examined the late duke in
1890 as to his physical condition and
found nothing wrong with him.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-12

DIR. John C. Lemmer had exceadingly
good luck While angling in the waters
IOf the Delaware and Chesapeake canal
lie succeeded In landing three pike
hat measured over "a inches In length
lie hooked another pike that 10 sail
must have weighed nearly five pounds
sad to relate, was unable to land his
Itlsbship. The Doctor says the time TO
fish is early in tie morning,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-12

Judge Ball this morning fined Jas
Fungus, James Slaughter, Lewis Tay.
lor, Joseph Thomas aud Isaiah Segar
81 and costs each for being drunk.
Charles Reynolds was fined s3 and
costs for being drunk. Lench RLdS'
WIS fined $5 and costs for being dis,
orderly In John ID. Kelleye saloon last
night Francis j. Bradley was fined %
and costs for keeping an unregistered
dog.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-12

State Secretary } G. Shines. of the
y. NJ A, was In this city yester, ay
making arraHg, ments with j. IL. kiug
To prepare "A program for the stat,
convention which will be held in tn,
city on January 10. Tomorrow VII
toe the day Of prayer Tor the associa
tions throughout the world. Generu
Secretary King will conduct tho ser
vices here.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-12

THr county assessors are now max
Ing their general assessment. Let Re
Dublicans he sute that their names are
entered, and save the trouble OF going
Before Lev courts hereafter to get as
sessed.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-12

SHILOH'S CAIAEku REMEDY the
marvellous cure for Gatarrh, p.phthe.
ria Cnnker mouth, anu Headache.
with each bottle there ls an Ingenious
nasal Injector for the more successful
treatment oil these com plants with
out extra charge. Price Soc, n l.. Dan.
forth, Wholesale and retail agents I'd
and Market streets, Wilmington, Del
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-12

IT is hard to tell which is rejoicing
the IN ost over the results of last Tues.
days election. the English iree.traders
or the Democratic American free.
traders.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-12

LET those workinRmen who voted
for FREQ trade last Tuesday stand w
20 the rack. fodder or no fodder. AND
never Vince when they find woIk
scarce and wages lower.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-12

Old Saurs Pile Ointment in the field
which 1t occupies is pronouna ed l4y all
WHO have tiled IL to be ahsG.4te!y
without a peer /; never fails to eli.
feet a cure, IfiCe CLIy - ceuts per
BCE.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-12

At the West End Reading Room last
night the Warren Athletic Club gave
an interesting gymnasium In the club
room. There were ten events oil
Wrestling and sparrlng. The room
was well filled by the friends and mem
bers of the club.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-12

Lise.size in 5-inch beautiful frames,
guaranteed. for $3.50 aud up. J. A.
Zebley. artist, II L, 18th street
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-12
wANAMAKER's.
PH,LADrLrHIA. Saturday. Nov. IL. 1892.
An occasion in Lamps.
A great show Lamps.

Many bargains in Lamps.
The Arcade and crystal
cases, the Bargain Exchange
east of the Arcade; the main
aisle Chestnut and Market
streets, are all full of the
overflow Lamps from the
second floor.
Beautiful Lamps awaits
you at 50 each, and from
this you may suit your fancy
up to many very elaborate
and more costly grades.
| Please notice that all of
our Lamps have brass fonts.
Tin ones rust, brass once do
not. Rust creates leaks and
leaks in a-Lamp font are an
moving.
Also notice that all of the
Lamps advertised to-day
have centre draft burners.
: Rochester. Pittsburg and
4 Trenton. The two first are
iIwell understood and are
popular. The last, the
Trenton burner, is also ex-
.cellent. 1t is easily rewick ed
sand always burns even-two
positive and important adj
r vantages.
The following are some
t of the bargain lots Of Lamps
offered to-day:
1900 Table Lamps, Tren-
: ton burners, porcelain body
T. and shade decorated to
{ match, brass mounted,at So.
. 1870 Table Lamps, centre
2 draft burners, similar to
above, but larger and heavier
!; bases, $3.50.
!. 600 Table Lamps, Tren'
ton burners, two shapes,
n porcelain body and shade,
'' twelve decorations, 50.
4 72 Banquet Lamps, all
e. brass, Rochester burners.
y complete with figured linen
shades, $3.50, reduced from
! s..
/: % Banquet Lamps, gill
with white metal figures
ficcntre draft burners with
E,Iout shade-$4,25.
% Banquet Lamps, ony2
i standard, gilt mountings
a" centre draft burners-with
= out shades-$5.75. A very
>. great bargain.
A. IL Floor Lamps, antique
brass and onyx, Pittsbure
+, burners-without shade
y So rs, reduced from $40, so
~ y. The Women's Suede anC
! Kid Gloves at 75c and 81
's and the Mems at 81, hav,
,yIgone back TO the Glove store
y The Mems low Arcti,
o Overshoes at Coo from $l.2!
Z and 81 have gone bacl
to the Shoe store.
Ut. The bargains in Screen
"a, a, are on the Market stree
~, ne front and in the basement.
eh JOHN WANAMAKER.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-12

Indigestion! Miserable! Take BEAcH.
<NH PIIA.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-12

Go 10 Weyl's, $40 East Fourth street,
! Tor ali the Sunday papers and good
| cigars
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-12

Cumming, the photographer. so.
Market street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-12

Ne can suit you in price, 1T and
MerknenAhil. Geo. II. Ash, Merchant
Tahor, 7eb Market street, Mnmin gton
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-12
THE STATE OF TRADE.
The Presidential Contest Inter-
rupted Business but Little.
MONEY MARKET NOT DISTURBED.

The Government Crop REPORTS In
49,. s,, v..i,. - xvna.
uioa'e oihai'er AeiuS u '
anu oo'.oh-Ahe ory Soous nus
ness Duii' out PROSPECTS bfighe'
nJvvv vo.r Nov 1oR a D,,nr
% Oo's weekly reVleW Oh traue says
The presidential election has interrupted
business to some extent in all parts of
tho corntry dr,;,,o +ba nast yyeel but
- - ~, -
by no means as much as usuai, ana NJ
nearly all points the volume of trade has
been fairly maintained. and the unprece-
a.,,+oa .s.;.,;.,, 80 ,,,a,,s+r;as hos on1x,
,'oi'eu ao'iNiVy u i'uuo l"1 '
been interrupted by the election monday
A severe storm throughout most of the
northern states has embarrassed the
,,,,,,,a,,a,,4 - ,,,at. "a ~ ol,aot,oa
hloNeillenC ol prou.ots anu mas oneohe =.
s Se,Io VI a ~ uuo Voc -. go, ~
ueaiets u wili'eI S9ouo, M
sile uii.:sualiy inlII wea.ner T Spio .iaU
ueplesslnB 70 ehelI puslhess ne hi ny,
ilar i nave m3I peen us.'a neu, ti i,,,
"Lhis eoiiie" nao ,ivsol % ,.,:tin.
p, ot 'a ~ poin.s ahu l,,,s'laeioI LIE
have ca,,s e so,ns dac,;ne in foreign ar.
change. II is feared that Russian needs
/ and the failure TO place the desired loan
in Paris NAV cause further withdrawal
| of Russian balances in eastern Europe.
Tho Cron Renor,s
NM, -. -. .5,
ino goEeIniheHe oroR report hi a.l
cafes smaller yielas nhah so we aeo e eM
Peo.eu, el wheae e o,y ZOO o ooo ~,
pusheis, u corn olly i,VVo,V99'oVo pueli-
els anu ueelueuiy siliail yleiu Vi ooltoh
Nneal ls stronger tllan year aso' VIII p.it
no great cnahge IN corn ana oaIs; pun p
no.'elate trauils III eIIh .i SotV 70 a li.'S
r nna oyer haIl ce,i., WIN saios Vi To-,
wv ~ oa les on lh.lrsuay alone, eAceetllhs
py ou,ooo pales sie largest previous re-
oIa l oFo aaS oo nay. Exports In ~ 0ne
NIT eooVoVooo pouius, asai nno aaa 'ooo
wv iast year anu oo oa o Oh ,o,voo,VVo ga
loIs, aEailsS po:ooV'e soo o aaso oo eai, .ne
ete fyS 400 Ias+ -. FO'O'
ri has been t6e dullest October ever
known for anthracite coal and the Read
ing finds its terminals crowded. though
working only three DAYS in the week.
The bifuminous trade has been active
and Increasing. At Pittsburg and Mon
ongahela the strike ends with victory for
~
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-12
Wilmington, Delaware.

GHERIFF's sALE.-BY VIRTUE OF A
= writ of levaTi tRcias, to me di.
rectef, will be xposea 20 public sale, at
the Court House. GU Market street be-
tween Tent ana EteveItA stIeets in tho
riiy Of " .im'ngtcn New Castle county,
Del,
ON FRIDAY,
THE 18TH DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1892,
At2 o'clock .p M,
Tho following described real estate, viz:
All that certain lot or piece of land situ-
ate in Christian hundred, bounded and
described rs follows to wit:
HegI IN nR OIL the southeriy side Of 18th
ST at a distance OF l32 feet westerly from
from westerly side OF irinck lie ~ enue, ut
II corner OF land now or formerly OWN u
by \. 5. Luton; thence southGry along
sud Lutton's line l25 feet to IL corner;
thence fRstetly parallel with 18th street
80 iect to otueT corn r; thence northcr-
Is una parallel with BrinCkle avenue IF
=iect TO q point OH the sOuiherly side OF
18Th street, and thence thereby westerly
80 lNst 10 The place Of beginning, be the
7oEtCnts thereof what they may. etc, Re
60 Nv, vol. Is, page 40 etc.
g. seized ard taken in execution as the
property Of Mary J. IIarkins, wife OF
James j. llarkins. Jane j. HarkIns and
L. s.. and 10 he sold by
WILLIAM SIMMONS, Sheriff.
sher.if Office, Wilmington, Del, Oct
u, 1922 NJ
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-12

For coughs and colds. MeInall's
Syrup of Tar. 35 cents, DanforLh
Druggist, Second and Market.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-12

The Union Cottage Prayer Meeting
will be held this evening at Nj
Smiths. No lOll Linden street,
at 7SO p. IN Led ty
Brother 4bbs. Tho public are invited
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-12

sdddnn Changes "a Weather cause
I hroat Diseases. There IS no more enec-
I unl remedy for Coughs, Colds. ctc., than
.BRowN's BEuNCHI Al rWoCHEs. SOLD Onty
.fH bOgrS. Price 70 Gus,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-12

The business failures occurring through
out the country during the past seven
days number, for the United States 1874,
Canada 26, making a total of 210. as
compared with 23S last week. 1877 the
week previous to the last and POI for the
corresponding week of last year.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-12

E1ion NJ. H. Church. Sinfl and French
streets, ReY H. 4 Parker. pastor. lpS
a., IN. prcachihE 10y pastor, subject.
y. M. sunday sCuoUi. 80 y u, preach
INK by pastor s II m, ptepuratOrs SCI
VICE.
st Peters A. L. thurrI 1rd and Tn
ION strfets Preaching % q Il. IN II,
Martha =thram AMI o. - y. Ia. los pastor
q communion ut night. Hev. " ". "a o.
lasteT +,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-31
BOILED DOWN.

President Horace Steele of the Paines.
ville Ohio, saving and loan association was
arrested about midnight at gainesville aud
released on $4,000 bail. Ralph R. Paige
gave himself up.
As result of the recent decision of the
Wisconsin supreme court upon the consti-
nationality of the legislative apportionment
act, the 'Gerrymander law of that state
will be brought before the highesttribunal
for decision upon its validity.
The heaviest snow of the season fell in
Nebraska Saturday, and within two hours
street car traffic was completely stopped.
Telegraph and telephone wires throughout
soon began to go down under the weight
of the wet snow, and communication with
the outside world was slow and uncertain.
The senate yesterday confirmed the APP
pointment Of Judge ]. B. Rector to be
United States district judge for the north
ern district of Texas.
The ways and means committee has de-
cided to report favorably to the house
Bunting's bill reducing the duty on tin
plate and making it free after October l.
A poll of the delegates to the Democratic
state convention of Minnesota, which
meets Thursday to select national dele
gates, show they favor sending a delega-
ton for Cleveland.
News reached Augusta, Ga, last night of
the murder Of Bishop Jones, a colored min
lister, at AIlenda!e While be was preach
ing he was shot through the breast. The
assassin who fired through the window es-
capped.
It is estimated that Marquis Days loss
of colts at Bitter Root stock farm this sea-
son will aggregate 100000. Five-sixths of
the colts foaled died Immediately after
birth. Best veterinary surgeons were un-
able to arrive at the cause, but consider it
can be remedied.
Arnold JAM was assassinated at Chicago
yesterday while leaving home on business.
Martin Techel, a dissipated laborer,
boarded at JANIS mouse and unsuccess-
fully aspired to marry JANIS daughter. He
is under arrest, charged with shooting the
victim from ambush
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-31
TEXAS NEWS NOTES.

GATEsvILLE.-A Hogg club has been or.
gained here.
Observation-Disclosures travel through
this vicinity is very light.
AIExANDER.-Stone masons engaged in
getting out building rock from the quarries
near here have found stones of SUCH su-
perior quality that they turned their atJen-
ton to making tombstones of it, with salts
factory results.
BLUM.-A Hogg club is being organized
here.
BRowNwooD.-Brown county farmers are
giving much attention to the raising of
hogs.
CLEBURNE.-NIrs. Newberry, murderess
of her little grandchildren, is still in Jail
There are two capiases from the district
court against her for murder and one order
that she be taken to the asylum. So far
the two have controlled her movements or
want of movement better than the one.
! CAMERoS.-Both Hogg and Clark clubs
have been organized here with very large
memberships.
GAn4-There is not saloon in Borden
county.
ESDERsoS.-Fourteen candidates are
| out for tax assessor.
LONE OAK-Free schools closed their
term here on last Thursday. a Demo-
cratic club was organized here on the 10Th.
IANo.--There are great many bales of
cotton in this vicinity not yet marketed
MINERAL WELLs.-This county is mixed
as to Hogg and Clark.
MEMPHis.--A petition was circulated in
this city last week and quite numerousIy
signed asking Hon. Tom Brown to become
candidate for governor.
PALEsTINE.-There are several cases of
m ipc in oft
convene on April 4.
-Thirty-six tramps were
arrested here in one day last week.
BALLINeER.-Therew viii be a live stock
showshere on April 2.
BLOOMING GRovE.-A Hogg club with
seventy-fve members has been organized.
Calvin Suffers, who has been tapping tiIis
in this city for some time, has at last been
captured.
COMMERCE. Board of examiners will be
in session here April and s.
Observation-Disclosures in all lines of
trade is lourishing.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. paper money is
in circulation here.
Grand View needs an ice factory to sup
ply the demand of the coming season.
HoLLAND.-A goose egg was brought to
this city. by Parksdale farmer which
measured 9xl2 inches in circumference.
HENRIETTA. Nine German families
passed through here Wednesday en- route to
Oklahoma Despite the bad weather bust
ness is very good in all lines.
QuISTAxA.-W. w Stinnett, a former
citizen Of Fort Worth, has been petitioned
to run for mayor. n
SETMoUR.-Schools Of this city are max d
ing preparations for closing exercises.
STRrBENyILLE.-The Erath County ma
tionai bank at this place has gone into
liquidation
ceiEed Official Information from Washing
ton to-day that he xould be required TO