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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-04-06
ENTHUSIASM FOR 1YPOLlTE
The Haytien President Max
ing a Successful March.
A NEW AND POWERFUL GUNBOAT
Notes of News From Kingston,
jamaica.


K1SGsroS, JAMAICA, March q Ad.
vices received here from llaYti state that
President llypolitc, with his army, has
reached Care Hayden All along his
line Of march ilypolite has met with
enthusiastic receptions, although y is
probable that much Of the enthusiasm
was forced through feur. From Cape
Hayticn, lIypolite will return direct TO
Port au Prince. While on his tour, the
President opened Il new telegraph line
from St Marc 10 Port au Prince, 1t is
intended to erect the line as far as Cape
Haytien.
Tile new gun-b boat which has been
built for the lIaytien government at
Hayre is expected to arrive at Hayti
April 18th. 1t is the largest and best.
armed gun-buat ever built for Hayt.
Generals Arnnex and Momptasier,
lIaytien eXiles here, and Captain Miller
of The schooner Willie Irving, who were
recently arrested for fitting out an ex-
petition against lEayti, have been re-
manded far trial at the next session of
the supreme court The accused have
been admitted 10 bail Divers are now
at work in Kingston, looking for the
arms which We're thrown overheard
when the expedition returned 10 Kings.
tom A few rifles have already been
brought up.
NOTES OF JAMAICA NEWS.
The Boston Fruit Company and the
Plant Steamship line Of Tampa, Fla,
have leased portion Of the government
botanical gardens at Gastclto, in the
Port Royal Mountains, midway between
the north and south of the Island Of
Jamaica, and intend 70 erect large
hotel for the accommodation Of Amcm-
! can tourists A new line Of steamers will
be started e run from New York, Bos.
ton and Florida ports.
II il stated here that Mr.. Julian Haw.
thornc will leave New York some time
during April to take up his residence in
| Jamaica.
The Royal Mail steamship Company
is about TO start a line Of steamers be
| tween New York and the West indies.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-04-06
LoCIL EEEEsTl rs.

Registers were issued for 135 dogs during
March.
The steamer Delaware is being repaired
at Moores shipyard.
Union Sunday-school will give an excur-
sion to Cape May June sth.
A shooting match was Thursday given
by the Claymont Gun Club.
The Grand Lodge room at Odd Fellows
hall has been handsomely refurnished.
Wilmington Croquet Club met Saturday
evening and reelected the officers il had
last year.
Sowen krebs is confined to the house BY
injuries received few days ago by falling
from trapeze.
Levi G. Bird has recovered from severe
attack OF pneumonia and is able to DO
about the streets again.
John Stewart has resigned the position
of police sergeant and will engage in the
hotel business At kirkwOOd,
Electricity, a source Of Light" was the
subject Of Il lecture yesterday afternoon by
| A. r. Clements at Friends school.
BY falling from a ladder at the carriage
factory OF McLear x Kendall, Wednesday,
| John Richie sustained q broken leg
q. Z. Elwell, formerly Of this city has
! become engineer If maintenance of way
OH the New York, New Haven a Hartford
M t,,ahoot hnil,,irc H. ia T,c,.yon d
ne tsooat o1 ~ y tc THAspt
h.is ~ l,""d h9,',
In ,iii!i 'att w Nh ~ tH"neiisu aoo"' W.
Msehe HenIe
w II. NJ. Shilling OF tins city has be
come private secretary to Theodore VI.
ELY, chief OF motive power OF the Penn
/ sylvania railroad.
Letters of administration were granted
on Tuesday BY Register j, Wilkins Coach
on the estate Of Alfred Vernon, deceased
Alexander Irwin ~ du Points Ranks vac
m Sntnrdav afternoon held in Sam hsii hy
Sm,,iro lanes Nnnnghan 10 answer the
chIr,,e II 5esertion If Ills wife
~ ~ g Z 49, S,a.,. ~, sae,;,.., -.
hTs. J2iiii ,aiH w WV iGgtiI tti. rom
NE iEqNiqeiit Glu, ,i tleGiaJ ~ soompahy
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-04-06
Delaware Peach Growers Protest.

E'l'17 IIIT1tF F'VIFIIE 4'''t'-''EI' III V
\ committee Of the Peach Growers Assoc
citation Of Delaware today appeared be
fore the Boar. Of Health and spoke III
reference To peach ycllows which they
allegc is injurious 10 the health Of the
people, and they asked that the fruits adj
mission 10 or sale in the city be prohibited,
John j. Rosa, the chairman Ol the com.
mittce, said he represented only one town
ship, which will ship at least 100000
baskets Of peaches this summer. He says
the yellnws come from diseased trees, and
the fruit ripens from one to six weeks
ahead of the regular season. The peach
is large and bright in color and looks we /,
but il is unfit 10 eat. There is not 4 fruit
grower III Delaware who wt%ld eat two of
these peaches, but they viii send them 70
market. On motion of DR.. heyser the
matter was referred to the sanitary com.
mittee for notion.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-04-06
pelawnre oollege nlanarement.

In another part of to-day's paper will
he found an interesting communication
from Professor William II. Purnell, one
Of the trustees OF Delaware College, in
which he shows up some decidedly un-
busluess-like methods that prevail in the
management Of that institution. Ac-
cording TO the statements Of Professor
Purnell, the college is largely given
over to system Of government by com
mittees and President Raub, and how
this combination does not always result
in the most successful manner is fully
set forth.
1t has long been apparent that there
is something radically wrong with the
management of Delaware College. II is
conducted at an expense Of about
$4,000 per annum, but the results show
very little practical benefit for such an
expenditure. There are but 10 pupils,
who are under the charge of corps of
ten instructors. There can be no charge
that the faculty is not Of ample proper
tons, but still the number Of graduates
each year is distressingly small, and the
grade OF scholarship is low. In the agri-
cultural department there are but two
| pupils, and the manifest neglect OF this
important and practical branch Of the
institution is SO pronounced as to make
the acceptance by the trustees Of the
annual appropriation Of $4,000 from
the general government, which is
allowed all agricultural colleges in the
country, seem almost like obtaining
money under false prctenses
The facts set forth in Professor Pur-
nells letter, particularly the ill-advised
committee action which resulted in the
trustees being compelled to ask financial
aid Of the Legislature, should cause an
emphatic demand for some radical
change in the college management, with
view to securing better results for tho
money annually expended on the insti.
tuition II no promise Of improvement
can be given, it will be better to close
the college entirely. As an educational
institution it has long been regarded
with disfavor, and State Senator
Lacey gave utteranco to a very practica
truth when he declared in the Senate; q
il takes al the people give them, all that
the government gives them, and all TIM
the state can give them to keep thi;
college alive, then, think, the sooner i
goes down the better
1t is in no spirit Of hostility TO Della
) ware College that The GAzETTl
gives expression 70 these comments
/, The press Of the State has been yer,
kind to the college, and has encourage,
it in every possible way. But the un
7 satisfactory results have been so IN
e varying and long.contnued, that it i
I time 10 use plain language, and Pro
fessor Purnell, who speaks by authorjt
! as q member Of the board of Trustees
G is entitled 10 credit for the stand he ha
: taken. Delaware College should
. made strong and creditable institu
. ton, and if its failure TO make a goo
: showing is due to weak and ineficion
G management, then there can be no do
il NAL u the necessity for speedy an
radical change.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-04-06
rnE poo .lrE I DIluoND.
The Jewel Was Valuable, 50 the DOG Was
Killed in Order to RecoverI 1t.

NEW York, April "a par Of solitaire
diamond earrings, valued At 5000, dis
appeared from the jewelry store If Alfred
Rarrick on Fulton street, l3rpDtSlyn Under
very peculiar cream stances the other day
His only clerk Is his sister, and no one
else besides himself has aces 10 the place
in which the jewels were kept
On the day When the diamonds djsap.
pcared the lewcGr had shown them to a
customer. II vas n busy day. anil instead
Of placing the stones ia his s.lrt III III d
showcase he laid them on a sacf at the
rear Of the counter, 4 quarter Uf al hour
later the ieweler looked for the earrings,
intending 10 lock them up in a showcase.
10 his surprise and CONSERVATION they
had disappeared, He called his sister,
asking her ii She lad removed them She
replied thut she lad not seen the stones
A search was instituted about the store,
but without success
Mr.. liariIck went into the Kitchen in an
ainless s0rt II way Ills attention Mas at
tractcd by the peculiar actions Of Ills dog,
which was lying ina corner Of the room,
lie Went nj 10 The dog 10 carcSs him. AS
he did 50 he noticed Il small piece OF cord
living near the animals head. Attached
u tine cord Was tho price tag NJ thems,iug
earrings EpokinR further he found the
scttingol omeui the earrings bUi both dia-
nlOnds crC gone.
he leWcitf came 10 conclusion That the
dog had swallowed the gems. Before nc
I ccpling This lucory he made fufthcr
search of thu rooms and found Of the
earrings in iittlc pile OF binding wood
! near HE StOv No amount ui searching
could bring 70 light the second diamond
| Finally The doc was poisoned. An an
/ topsy was performed and the missing stOnt
I found. The feelings Of the ieweter are
4 divided between lOyftI recovery of the
i valuable gfI yyrIpT frnpi b tyup -
| his net The latter feeling seems to pre-
! dominate
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-04-06

The announcement made at the meet.
ing of the Trustees of the Poor, Wednes.
day, that number Of the inmates Of
the almshouse are drawing pension
from the general government, will
prove somewhat Of a surprise to the
public, Tho additional information
that these pension paupers regularly ex-
pend their pension money upon them
selves, without applying any Of it to
the institution that entirely supports
them, is also rather surprising The
proposition Of some Of the trustees that
these pensioners be compelled to pay at
least portion Of their pension stipend
towards the maintenance of the aims
house is right and proper. The board
should make this rule and rigldly
enforce il.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-04-06

The venerable Prince Bismarck was
rs years of age, Saturday, and the oc-
casion was celebrated by great numbers
Of people in Germany who regard the
prince as the founder Of the empire.
Congratulations poured in upon the old
man all day in kilograms and letters,
At Jena fountain was inaugurated in
his honor The German press dwelt
approximately upon his achievements.
The prince is, however, in his old age
excluded from the power he loves SO
well. Monarchies, as well as republics,
are, in his opinion, ungrateful.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-04-06
Mn. ooNoWAT's snccEssoR.

His son, DIR. w. Il. Canoway. dominated
by the Democratic County Committee.
Special Corresrondenceo OF tiazette and Journal
DOVER, April 1.-The Democratic county
central committee met here to-day and
nominated Dir. W. r. Conoway is the
Democratic candidate for Representative
at the special election next Friday, to'till
the vacancy caused BY the death OF Repre-.
sentative Minos CoEoWay.
Or, Gunuway is son If the deceased
Representative, and u wcll.known prac.
tiCiDg nhysiciun
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-04-06

A. A. Mcleod Tuesday sent to the
boaril Of managers Of the Philadelphia a.
Reading Railroad and Coal and Iron Com
panics his resignation as President Of these
Corporations, 70 take effect May 1st ON
that day, Mr.. Mcleod says, it is his inten-
ton to resign his position as receiver Of
the companies. The reason given by Mr..
Mcleod il his belief that need financial
pany so long as shall continue to occupy
the positions of president and receiver"
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-04-06
CARTER HARRISON ELECTED.
He win be Worlds Fair Mayor of
the Windy City.


Erected on IWesuby Dy MINORITY OF
About 10000, After Most Exciting
Coatest.-Elections in Ohio and Kansas.
CHICAGO, It'll, April Garter Harrison
Will be Chicago's Worlds Fair mayor.
His plurality will reach perhaps $1,000
The surprise Of the day was the beggarly
small vote accorded to DE Witt c. Cregier,
the Labor candidate. Harrison was the
regular Democratic nominee and was
voted for by thousands of Republicans.
His victory was a popular one, II the
enthusiasm manifested by the immense
crowds that watched the newspaper bullc-
tins is a criterion
Carter himself and his managers con
sidered all along that he had lead pipe
CinCh on the office. The old man has
been accused of having a wheel, but it has
PANIED out mighty useful one,
The campaign was the most unique in
the history OF the city. After Harrisons
nomination all of the party morning
papers except the Times of which Carter
is cditor-in.chief boted the ticket.
Then the publishers Of the other morn
ing and evening papers irrespective Of
party got together and after hard work
cot together the material for q citizens
ticket.
The Tribune, Inter- dream, Record and
Herald Doomed Samuel w. Allenon, the
wealthy porkpacker as their candidate.
WANTED 4 MAN OF rUsm.
- ny 4seiiis l'aleis w ~ II
risOn The campaign was characterized by
mud Singing and vituperativc attacks of Il
ei1oliat .itittaute \.
publishers association was NOT strong
''itsI''5tt =, St ~. wy ieHh't.
idiFl ~ nus seINtu w" terms peloIe,
MAS the rpuiinr nominee
!it Mla7ses Nallclh i nan ~ wy mayor )
TnH,a w. WI Il. GapaHag y ciitsLt"lniiis
n KIN HIM w H.sit9ls .hat
i',!i
lou tAs F"sh anu 'iie 'tlaeiiihc "'th nun
'"g.
FIN. NJ 5iu.iutea alll SiA5 PrtElhGts 2ui
II gp ~ M,i!eN ~, ~ .,, Ei.S y ai,i
Pm ,sf ~ 90 hllp'
g55 MI Isl,.an SSnrialistS 80 ~ Ti,n ~
naming prccincts which are mainly
suburbs, are more likely 10 diminish than
to Increase ITdrrison's plurality. The sur.
! prise Of tile election is tne sulallness Of M,
Vote cast for Cresier.
rltr rCWy UiIt ,w,rrx
~ n,anths IN .an.,, has haa,, loaI i,
~ w ~ u no. pee'n ,iesi ~ y
i'Pt,ins ae..se 'iS was mayer
u,,Ii,,,aid ,as fta,Si,,,' - ,;,,,,,,sa III,
~ 4 HWY,
t..' ~ ,Ir fi r. III s ,,,t
\ ii WIS M it,enl dag for fh,. nlertion HIN
vote was big and n6 rows Of any serious
| nature occurred When the polls closed
! Al 4 O'Clock tile result was foregonc. II Is
all over but the shouting.
There were two Democratic candidates
virtually, though ex.AIayur Gregier ran as
Il Labor candidate Ills object il running
was to divide the Democratic vote and de
feat Harrison, as the latter was done tvs
years ago when Cregicr was the Demo
cratic nominee CATER having served q
term, and was beaten by Mayor Wash
burnc. Another element Of oppositior
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-04-06

OMAHA, NEB, April A. "A Ben special
from Beaver City, says: A gale prevailed
here all day Yesterday from the northwest,
driving before il fierce prairie fire. Many
houses were destroyed by fire. The entire
population of the town turned ont and
battled all day with the flames. Whether
there is any loss Of life is not known.
Much property has been destroyed. The
fire is burning in Kansas. A large area
has been burned over.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-04-06

speclnI corrcsrnndence d ein1ette and .Iou

Special Correspondence Of Gazette and journal
BRipGGyALE, March 3O.--fwo months
ago the fruit prospects OF II number Of
peach orchards i'll this locality could have
been bought at u small amount, but the
few warm days Of spring have changed all,
and twss and buds which looked dead
then seem as though they have been IN.
fused with new life, thereby making the
prospects brighter for good crop of
peaches. The danger line, however, is not
passed vet. IN 1851 peaches were safe
until the 9Th Of May, and then came a
heavy frost, freezing the peaches, which
were then fully matured
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-04-06

Special Correspondence Gazstte and journal
I.EwEs, March 3o.--'ihe first Shad for
sale in the local market appeared yester-
day and sold readily for b5u75 cents per
pair. They were caught in Broaikiln river.
The mate Of the schooner Levi Hart,
Mr. Brown, who had both arms fractured
IN gale at sea on the passage from Sagla,
Cuba, to the Brcakwater, was landed and
placed in the Marine Hospital here, Tues
uay,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-04-06
English sports VINO iroke on tho Races.

VIENNA, April Two English sports.
men who have been following the Austrian
races have been posted as defaulters in the
sum of 20l,Ul0 tldrins by the Jockey club
here, and they lave been excluded from
all Austrian race meetings. Among the
other detallters are Alfred be Mistowski,
who owes l75,Gu1il0ri and Baron Johann
Oroczs, who owes $4,000 tlorins. Both are
well known in sporting circles.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-04-06
dganamaker's.
PHILADELPHIA, Monday, April 3

Cafes, Ca1bes, Womcn's Cabcs.
Cavalier times come again
sort Of picturesque
Cape time. Women every.
where arc wanting Capes.
Not one in ten of the Women's
Cloak and Wrap dealers fore
saw it. Some Of them are
only just now waking up to it.
Comical to see them tumbling
over each other to place
orders and warming telegraph
wires to hurry things up.
Capcs will be plenty enough
in all the stores in a month or
two.
Meantime the one great,
grand, Overlooking Cape stock
Of this country, perhaps the
fullest, roundcst, best selected
and completest Cape stock in
the whole retail world is al
Wanamaker's.
It's a great thing when a
merchant knows how to buy,
it's a greater thing when lie
knows g1hat to buy.
Only the broadcast knowl-
edge Of the business, the
closest touch on the popular
taste and the auclacity of
Napoleon fit a man for such a
trial.
A great many more than
f1r htn2al.ra distinct STYLES of
Capes for Women and girls.
English ideas
French IDEAS
German ideas
American ideas
Ancient, medieval and mod
crn IDEAS.
And in materials that would
have made a sensation even
on the Field Of the Cloth Of
Gold.
Collar shapes include
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-04-06
run Iinrses stnIen.

The police have been notified to look
out for two horses stolen from the property
Of Aulbcrry's briCkyard, near Silyerbrook,
Tuesday The animals we're seen on the
Kennett PIKE early yesterday in charge
Of two strAngn mon.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-04-06
ToUR BL0US no DEATH.


Locomotive Roller at Red Rock, ]. 7.
RED Rock, T. T.. April Last evening,
as an engine of the Ghoctaw Coal and Iron
railway was leaving the boundary of this
town, the boiler exploded causing the
death Of four tttinmen,
The dead are 4. +. Durnal, engineer
J.. Fredericks, fireman; q. w. Martin,
brakeman Henry l.anders.
All the bodies We're horribly mangled.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-04-06

When Baby was sick We gave ser f,astoria,
When she was Cliili she cried for custorta.
When she became MISS. she chung to Castorn.
When she had Children, she gave them castoria
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-04-06

TArLEerAn /. r., April !. Chief Harris
signed the bill for the ratification Of the
amended strip treaty last night. This was
the last step necessary to assure the open.
ing Of the strip to settlers.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-04-06


- "As''''' ne ~ f'''o"'s''o'
me news 81 the appointment q
Inc lion. aoinas = haSafa 81 1cLa'
ware 70 pe A'hoassaN V, i-Ati"oI"t'
nary ana MINISTER flehlPotehuaty
OF the 0hltea states y 'teat ptlt''lil
VIII DC received Win PROFOUND sat's-
1action ana great pleasure oy every
loyal cltlheh ~ tuls proud 4ttle com
mohWealth. II Is mecca signal us
tlnctlon LOT inc state that Chains as her
own inc citizen called upon 70 NJ
TINS important diplomatic missioh-lhe
highest foreign representation oil thls
government apfoau--lle INC people 81
delaware nave more thah ever reason
iof Just pfiae ~heh they feHect tlaV
the smallest Of al lae states mas heeh
called upon lor the man TO occupy TINS
conspicuous and honorable position,
rritn,, 49, - 49,, IL, ,I,,,;,i.+.,4tf.
since tne loflnatlon OF lhls government
in which some honored son Of Delaware
- -. 49, ,,,,,,,,,ii,,r- t;.,,.,
has ny pSe" Sotii''t"'i"tn5 AEu'S,
either in Congress or the cabinet, or ~
Same in,portont foreign mission ana
.,Lr NH
therefore inc leop!c ~ tii9 7ease w
not so surprised at this additional dis
tinc+inr ,s tba ,,nt,,,Ia ~ lorr-ar. n "A more
si''i - - PS0i'4' - 80 ~
important STATES might nave peeh nag
the honor fallen to their lot. DelawarcanS
have had frequent occasion in the past
to feel proud Of their public. men, but
in no instance has there been II more
warrantabIe justification far Iris fcclinr
- M ,5,s.,,s NJ, p.,..,i HI, E
than y thG Sase - ~ hHS et". - 7
known to his fellow citizens, and he is
resnectad throrrh6ut The c0untrv AZ
-i, l.,;nS2, q. "a.
We'll US auullEcV 4ot hts Sthlu7 any,
statesmanshiD Ii is Of no ordinary
,,ersonscs that = nonitIay io,trnal IL mn.
- :
serNaHNe nut CONSISTENT " tlG hlIaucl
phin Lecturer would speak as il docs of
NJ. po,,sr1 \, IN Il ,llg,,,,f,,,r ,+rot,,
- +ts'' - ?
MI Bayara PrlSatc iilc tlhs bGen nn'
less pure or lonoraDle liail t!9 nlnHG llt
has been useful ana lilAstfLois. both hay'
been beneticcnt aud without reproach
The one mas conferred qlstlheuoh upon
American socletH, inc othef uppll AMER
can poillics' Not 'htE mas ne thtohsh ~
his long, honorable years borne without
abuse the srafd Old name y gentleman,
nat oil statesman, As Eltiheli, lawyer
senator ana secretary p Stale Of IN
lhited states ms reS9rd y eluasly G4ea
and distinguished: rs pubic NE Y largely
part, and one OF the most aGtlFe anu ~
teresting parts, oi MS country history
much OF when ne NOT oAlS saw put as
sisted TO make.
And again, referring moro particu
lorl,, IL NJ f2,y.rl'g r,,t,,ic co,.oor II
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-04-06
Other thousands up and up.
llcR' i Ogcl,satk.s.

-Ett1t ? . NtFtNN.
Perhaps no single garment
expresses SO much of taste
or lack Of tin the wearer.
There arc always just rights
fabric, cut, gct-up.
>oH know where the sure
place to find them is-sI2 to
$50.
Suits Of every right sort for
young men ready to look at
or buy-as you please.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-04-06

President Cleveland will attend the
Worlds Fair opening and start the
machinery in motion. This great event
will take place Monday, May LIST.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-04-06
wILMlsGT0N cLElRING HoUSE.


An Increase of Nearly &J,oOO,OO In the
Past Years Bank Clearings over Those
of the Previous Year.
The semi.annual meeting Of the Clearing
House Association took place Tuesday At
the Union liank. Henry q. Banning Of
the Bank OF Delaware presided.
The following report Of the totals for
the several half years since the establish
ment Of the association was presented By
Secretary Dandy;
April /, 1891. f2iGl7 1854
October lS9l.............. %, G3ll.Dl
April /, lS82 ................ 2l,TS3 lS3.2a
October !. 1892. -, TA5, 47l6l
April /, ls93........ A,6i2,592.l
The clearing5 for the year ending April
lst 1885, show an increase OF SI,J2s, BIAS
over those Of the previous year.
The exchanges will he held at the First
National Bank for the next six months,
The representatives from the different
banks will meet At lOo'clock daily during
the summer months instead Of 1880 Us
heretofore.