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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-02

VIA
= Xxx.
Gulski i Grucza So chorzy.
= Bawi} tutai 22go 1890
Lutego X. FIR. Knoll u X.
J. Gulskiego. Chorego
X. Grucze zastepuie X. Jeka
z klasztoru W Hofa Parku.
CHICAGO. = Kasyer
Zjednoczenia p. FIR. Wleklii-
ski wni6s} W sadie skarge
O rozwodsod niewiernej zony,
ably majatek ola siebie i
dzieci ratowac.
MAN1TOWOC, Wis.
Humbuglsta Luczycki iuz
wiecei ME og}asza W swoiej
drodze do raiu nazwisk na-
rank6w, kt6rzy do jego mat
nj raczej kleszeni zabladzili,
ale prywatnie kazdemu ;, die.
kuje z szacunkiem.'' Co
Karchut twierdz;i o sumach
W bankach deponowanych
jest prawda. CD tysiecy!!
- x. J. Ra-
dziejewskl powiedzial trzem
towarzystwom, kt6rem cho-
ragwie podczas zaburzeh
koscielnych zginely, ably move
zam6wili ma jego odpowie-
dzialnosG. - Mama i B;elih-
ski, dawniejsi przyjaciele,
pob!li sic istnie Pc zbojecku.
Co sobie podczas walki "a
rzucall, ME spisanoby ma
byczej skorze.
- Redaktor
Seminaryum tutejszego stoi
po stronie kllki zwlazkowej.
Zgoda ostatnia dobitnie to
udowadnia. -. Biedny redak.
torze, wldocznle starzeiesz!.
Micha.
lex Cd Kuryerho twierdzi, re
W1;a1use wcale ME czyta n;
do redakcyi ME pozwala
przynosic. Micha]ku! Dla
czego ca}ego Wia1usa juz tegc
samego dnia, gdy do Mil
waukee przychodzi, umles;
ma pamie6? III, 81, senatorzf
1okciowy Z ]aski X. Gulskie
90! Czemu zdradzaG bral
wiadomosci osmego przyka
zanla? Do wielkich rzeczy
ME jestes, prawda, strworzo
ny, chyba CT znowu X Gul
ski pozwoli sic skryc poo
swoja srtana.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-02
- Wystepuje
ponownie w auditorium nasz
artysta Paderewski.

GRAND RAPIDS.
Zesz}ego tygodnia umar}
pewien czlorek ~tutej':ei
grupy zwiazkcwej. ByE to
wy at wo cz}ov lex
bardzo dobry. Poczciwa iona
jego wyrzuci}a 20 pogrzebie
odznake zwiazkowa "a drzwi.
Pochowano 60, ma sic rozu-
mice, jak kazdego poczciwego
katolika, ale bez najmnieiszej
ostenta1yi patryotyczncj.
CHICAGO. Antoai
Ma}lek, seArctarz Zwiazku
N~arodowego, boz SIG p. leo
fila Stana, rewlzord ksiazek
sekretarskich, jak ognia. Me
ola tego. re szachrajstwo p.
Stan wykry}, ale re poteznq
ma reke. Odebrawszy juz raz
policzek, przekonaI sic p.
Mallek, re to ME So zarty.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-02

Kto pragnie dostac
prezent, niechaj do
~abonamentu do1Ozy
takze 3 Gently W a
kach ~pocztowych,
abysmy tie znaczki
ma paczke ~przylepic
mogli i tym ]sposobem
oplaci6 porto poczto-
we.
zApIsUJCIE sOBIE WIARUsA
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-02

Imlona: Satalecki. Ma1lek,
Nickl, tax sic dis czYnami patry-
otyzmu ws4awi}y, re nawet Polonia
70 Ameryce gazeta sprzv jajac
Ziazkcwi, robi z nlch gwoll a
k%rotochw'h swych czytelnikow
,,}amlgt6wkl".
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-02
SOUTH CHICAGO.

oOUII1 VI1IONVO. =
Pobili sic w tuteiszych lelar-
mach Polacy z Slowakami.
= Polacy za}ozyli bank po-
zyczkowy.
Evening journal., 1893-12-13
HAWAII IN ARMS.
The Government House is Now
Strongly Fortified.
JOHN BULL HAS A SCHEME
England Makes Oyertures For Rec
iprocity Treaty With the Islands.

The latest News From Honolulu shows
the Island Republic to BE In State OF
Great Excitement Provi.ional Govern.
ment Dlstrusts Both the United States
and England and Proposes 60 Resist a
Restoration OF the Queen-wniis and
tho English Minister WIN 10 Given
Their Passports and Liliuoisaiani Looked
Up should such an Attempt ne Mado.
HONOLULU, Dec 8 (via san Francisco
Dec. l3, per steamship Oceanic) - The
steamer Arawa was held over until noon
yesterday 60 allow Hon. Mackenzie Bowel
minister of trade and commerce of Ottawa
TO address the Honolulu chamber of com
mercc. Mr. Bowel was accompanied hJ
Mr.. Theodore II. Davies. Application was
first mnde To President Dole TO use his i'm
huence to call the chamber of commerc,
together to listen 90 Mr. Bowell's CONNER
cial propositions, which are now known &C
have had semipolitical significance. Re
porters were excluded from the meeting
and it was impossible TO get OIL n report
of the meeting by the Arawn, though Mr.
Bowel carries with him verbatim report
10y his secretary. which will probably bI
published upon his arrival.
Mr.. Bowel's speech consisted mainly %
of an appeal for aid from the Hawaiian
government to encourage the Canadian
Australian steamship line. lie told of th
market in Canada for Hawaiian product
and spoke of the necessity of cable commu
nication between Hawaii and Canada nnl
Australia. He said conference would h
held next yenr on the subject and invited
Hawaii TO send q representative.
The members of the cabinet were scei
shortly after the meeting yesterday mora
ing, and from their guarded expressions @
opinion concerning the purpose OF Nh
BowelPs proposition showed that the rea
scheme behind his speech as reported wa
preliminary TO "a proposal for new treat
60 he entered into on the part of England
through Canada, with Hawaii
One of the cabinet said. "Of course D.
proposition has yet been made. We hay
nothing before us, but 1t is not likely tha
we viii enter into relations unless force
TO do so by the attitude of the Unite
/ states. Yes; ] am inclined to believe thu
/ the hand and influence of England is bI
hind this proposal, and that a proposal ia
o new treaty Will be made before the tim
for expiration Of the reciprocity treu,
with the United States. / certainly belle,
England is trying 90 gain foothold here.
The policy Of resistance to either inte
nal or external forces has received Il
| unanimous consent of the government
Evening journal., 1893-12-13
STOLE FROM A CABIN.
John Sim Charged with the Larceny Of
Stove.


John Sim Charged with the Larceny Of
Stove.
John Sim was arraigued in tine
Municipa this morniugon charge
OF the larceny Of a stove aud cooking
utensils from cabin beyond Eleventh
street bridge. which belonged to Arthur
Cappau. The prosecutor desired 10
Withdraw the charge, as Sinn had
agreed to pay for the articles stolen
The request was not considered, how.
ever, and Sim was held In $500 bail for
the upper court
Emit Miller was charged with stealing
a silver soup ladle and several silver
spoons On account of lack of evidence
the case was continued until to morrow
morning.
Solomon Sllverman was charged with
receiving stolen goods and his case was
continued until Friday morning He is a
secondhand dealer.
William pencer, William Richardson
and Clara S. Lewis, oolored, were each
lined 81 for disorderly conduct
Robert H. Porter charged Michael
OBhen with attempting TO 90 him
bodily harm Porter elected OBrien
from the engine room Of the Whining
ton City Electric Company last night
and the latter afterwards hurled two
stones which barely escaped striking
Porter. OBrien was iiued $40 and
costs
John Doody when arraigned for drunk
enness stated that he was on his way
from Washington, where he had been
to get his pension money, aud WAS bound
for bis home in Buffllo, n. Y. He was
fined 81.
Evening journal., 1893-12-13
TRIAL AND ARGUMENT.

Colonel Nields Loses a Point In the
Important Lyooming Fire Insurance
Cases.
The suit for damages instituted against
Charles Pratesi by Philip Mayer, came
to sudden ending In the Superior Court
yesterday afternoon Mayer was repre-
sented by Lilburne Chandler aud Pratesi
by ex-Attorney General John Bggs The
suit was the result Of fl ght between the
men on August s. 1898
When Mayors name was called he
failed TO answer Mr. Chandler sought
him and, falling In his quest, conferred
with the chief justice aud Mr. Blggs
The latter replied
He was all right when / saw him
The case was discontinued at the sug-
gestion Of Mt Oh ,ndier.
The first work OF this mornings session
was to go over the trial list and make
hual disposition OF the cases marked
passed The argument list was also
gone over
In the cases Of Beeber. receiver, VS. the
New Castle county policy-hoders of the
/ Lycoming Fire Insurance Company, the
court refused Colonel Nields' application
70 file plea ia abatement on the ground
that tue Constitutional provision foi bids
the fling of dilatory pleas that would
burden or delay the trial OF the cause on
| its real merits.
Colonel Nields then asked leave to fls
this amendment, THAT at the time the
suit was brought, there was no sucl
corporation as the Lycoming Fire Insur
ance Com pany ia existence
j. Alexander Fulton resisted this anc
| argument followed
The court reserved it's decision unti
2 30 this afternoon, TO which time j
! adjourned.
Evening journal., 1893-12-13
A SENSATIONAL STORY UNTRUE.

Have Not Fled to Italy as Stated This
Morning
NEW York, Dec. 13 In a sensational
story this morning the Herald said.
Mrs. 'Zslla' Ncolsus has left New
York, and she says she is glad to leave.
She has abandoned the prosecution of
her suit against George Gould to recover
$4,000 the amount of a check which
she claimed he had taken from her"
Careful investigation shows, however,
that the report is altogether untrue and
that the willy young woman is still in
New York
Evening journal., 1893-12-13
The Weather

In the Middle States and New England to-
day very much colder, clear weather aud
vail. On thursday, in both of these sections,
stlll colder, clear weather and fresh north
westerly 10 nOrtherly winds will prevail
winds shifting TO northeasterly in this section
ann on Friday fair to partly cloudy weather
with slight temperature changes. followed
by snow Ia this section.
New York Herald Forecasts A grand
anti-cyciOne Overran the whole No tn.
west and most OF The lake regions yesterday
with a barometric maximum of % inche.
and n minimum temperature Of 3S degrees
below zero Fahrenheit. The "cold waven vii
move sOuthea -twardlv. causing severe low
temperature in this Sc tion tonight and to
river valleys.
Evening journal., 1893-12-13
RESULTED IN DEATH.

james Keough Dies OF the Injuries
Received at the Hartman and Fehren-
bach Brewery.
James Keough, the young man who
was injured at the Hartmann and Feb
renbach brewery on Monday afternoon,
died at the Homeopathic Hospital at
12.45 this morning.
Keough was an apprentice to William
B. Austin. a sub contractor, in construct
ing a new stock room at the brewery, He
was 10 years old and lived at No. 5l3
West Seventh street, and is nephew of
James keogh, a tailor on West Sixth
street.
Keough had been instructed to get a
roller, aud to do so he had 10 walk on the
joists. The joists were slippery from
ice on them, and after getting the roller
he started to walk gacross them. de
slipped ana fell to the floor below and
cut a severe cash in his head. At the
Homeopathic Hospital it was discovered
he was suffering from concussion Of the
BRAIN
Evening journal., 1893-12-13
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

-Beechsr, the photographer, 3l5 Market st.
Gold bought for cash. No. los w. Sth st.
--Cummins. the photographer, 3l2 Market
street.
Go TO Wilmington Photograph Company,
No. 3liI6 Market street, 30 cents per dozen.
The three-masted schooner Georgia, Of
New York, is loading laths at Shipley street
wharf
Cure a cough with Mclnall's Syrup Of Tar
etc. Made only b. n. B. Danforth, graduate
in Pharmacy. Second and Market streets.
V Trusses a speciality.
Don't miss loing to the musical and liter
AIRY entertainment given by A. +. Down
class Of Delaware Avenue sunday school,
assisted by some Of the best vocal talent OF
the city, in the lecture room, Thursday even
ing, December IA, at 8 O'Clock. Admission
only l0cts.
Before insuring your life elsewhere, call
az the Ofticeof the Equitable Lite-in the Equit.
able Building for Information as 70 actual
results paid 20 living policy holders in the
largest. strongest ana best Life Company In
the world. Anson A. Maher. Manager.
Evening journal., 1893-12-13
suit for ALLEGED Arrearages.

A hearing was held in the suit of
Henry o. Collins, VS.. the Mutual
Life Insurance Company of Ne N
York. in Magistrate McWhorter's
Office this morning. William T Lyman
represented the plaintiff and Victor B
Woolley, the defendant Last February
Collins was engaged to solicit insurances
In May hs was discharged and gave the
company a receipt in full for money paid
him. Afterward he found that the com
pany owed him $65 and for this amount
he has brought suit. The magistrate
reserved his decision.
Evening journal., 1893-12-13
ANOTHER PENINSULA MURDER.

Edward Lester. Colored, in Jail for KIN
Ing Fletcher Bias-A Dog Of the nIur-
dered BOY Found watching the Body.
CEETREvLLE. Nd Dec 10 Edward
Lester, eolored is IN jeil, charged with
the murder Of Fletcher Bias, also colorsd
From the evidence before the coroner's
jury It appears that the two boys went
10 the woods near Brownsville, a colored
village three miles from Centreville, Mon
day, to haul wood
Lester returned about 9 o'clock alone
and wearing a comparatively new pair Of
boots, which attracted comVent When
Bias did not clme home at night his
family became uneasy and questioned Les
ter, who said he knew nothing Of the boy.
rhis morning search was instituted, and
Bias's body was found in the woods by
Thomas Gassaway.
Evening journal., 1893-12-13
FOR ANNEXATION TO ENGLAND.

'Tis True That Overtures Have Already
Begun for Hawaii's Annexation TO Great
Britain's American Possessions.
SAN FRAEcIsoo, Dec. IS More start
ling sdvices from Hawaii, these of Il
different nature than those of last night.
were brought to this country to day by
the steamship Oceanic, which arrived
from Honolulu after a somewhat stormy
voyage
The new intelligence which was
brought here sealed and was opened Just
before noon is to the effect that the
alleged overtures have really been made
for the annexation OF Hawaii to Englands
American possessions.
Evening journal., 1893-12-13
A wilmington Lads Invention.

John w. Morris. a bright young man
of this city, has invented new skate
sharpener. 10 consists of file one and
one half inches long, three quarters Of
an inch wide, which is held in two
metal frames by set screws. The file
rests on rollers, one side Of which
is fattened, to allow the frames to be ad-
iusted to any style or make Of skate or
runner. 1t is easily operated and can be
carried in the pocket always ready for
uga
Evening journal., 1893-12-13
EXPERTS nov TRSTlFYING.

DIR. Doromus on the witness Stand
Telling OF the Nature and Effects Of
Arsenic and Anthony.
NEW YORK, Dec 3-In the Meyer
poisoning trial this morning the hearing
of expert testimony began soon after
court reconvened.
The first witness was DR. Doremus.
who testified to the nature and effects Of
arsenic and antimony. His testimony was
very interesting, and at times mechani-
cal illustrations were used
Evening journal., 1893-12-13
POWDER MILL EXPLOSION.

Nine Men Fatally Injured and One
Killed.
LONDON, Dec 10 -Waltham Abbey is
a scene of desolation and ruin to day.
This morning the government gun.
powder factory exploded
When the smoke of the terrific sxplo
sion had cleared away, it was found that
one man was killed and nine were fatally
injured. Many others were seriously
injured.
Evening journal., 1893-12-13
Died suddenly Of Heart Disease.

Martin Doordan, an aged man, was
found dead in bis bed by his family At
his home No. 9ll West Second street,
this morning. He had been treated for
heart disease by the family physician.
Deputy Coroner Palmer issued a certif
icate OF death from the cause stated. f
Mr.. Doordan had been employed by the
Harlan and Bollingsworth Company for
nearly thirty years as furnace man.
He was one Of the oldest men employed
by the company. Abouta year ago A
Fosbury, who worked the same furnace
that DoOrdan did, died IN a similar
manner
Evening journal., 1893-12-13
Grand opera House.

That quaint comedian, Willie Collier,
and his unexcelled company, will be seen
tonight at the Grand Opera House. in
that exceptional ludicrOus farcical enter
tainment entitled "Hoss and Hoss.
Frank Mayo will be seen az the Opera
House TO morrow night in "Davy
Crockett" The performance is well
known here and has always met with
favor.
On Friday afternoon and evening al
the Opera House Mrs. General Ton
Thumb, the littlest of little women, will
the littlest of little husbands. Count
Magri, and the littlest of little brothers
in-law, Baron Magri. are the attractions
Evening journal., 1893-12-13
sToNg ooMPANY oHARTeRED.

Judge Grubb, Sitting In Chambers,
Passed Upon the Charter This Morning.
This morning Judge Grubb granted a
charter to the Delaware Stone Company
The application was made by Lewis &.
Vsndegrift. The incorporators are Jesse
A. Colby, John Jacoby and Thomas
Davidson.
The capital stock is $50, 900 divided
into 800 shares at 500 each The pur-
poses Of the company are to quarry stone
aud manufacture it into articles of mer-
chandise
Evening journal., 1893-12-13
ADJUSTMENTS.

Small Audience and Small Performance.
small audience was present at the
Opera House last night to witness the
production of "a Crack er Jack The
play is an ordinary melo-drama The
scenery was about the only good part Of
the play. Many of the characters were
overdrawn. The court room scene in the
last act had the appearance of part in
a roaring farce comedy although it was
supposed to faithfully represent a West
ern court room scene.
Evening journal., 1893-12-13
ID the instance of prIvate enter.

property at the instance Of private enter
prise without equitable compensation
Mr.. Nandegrift questioned the know
ledge of the commission OF condemna.
tion of the value Of real estate in VIII
mington or it's suburbs he said II was
a scheme TO increase the value of other
Elsmere property by getting a broad
avenue there Il Is for nothing under
heaven, but to make back lots sell like
hot cases and the victims protest against
It.
Defending Heaid N Co.
Daniel w. Taylor defended Heald &
Co he being a member of the Grm He
said that It was his impression that the
cut was TO be six feet on each side Of
the road and not thirteen feet on each
side. In his opinion there lmust be some
mistake in the bill passed by the General
Assembly.
The court deferred action until next
Tuesday, to which time 10 adjourned.
AS Chairman Scott was leaving the
room an EVENING JOURNAL reporter
asked him il the admissions made by Mr..
Tayl or would not knock the bottom out
Of the widening Of the road.
81 presume they will, was his reply.
The other commissioners refused to
/ talk
Evening journal., 1893-12-13
Rows Burn Fence.

Walter Cooper, colored, and William
Develrich. boys. were arrested this mcrn
ing by Officer White, who caught them
playing around a fire which they had
made on the pavement along the P, w.
~ b. railroad between Pine and Spruce
streets. The fire had burned a portion OF
the fence Of Charles F. Melchoir, a coal
dao1ar
Evening journal., 1893-12-13
PUBLIC SALES,
pEREMPTORY AUCTION SALE.

On account of Noncompliance Of conditions
OF sale eld at No. S0T West Eighth street a
few days ago. many of the goods were left
over which Will resell at the same place on
Thursday. December Il. at O'Clock p. m. to-
gether with other furniture consisting Of
parlor suite, chamber suites, springs, mat
tresses. pillows. extension table, lounge,
pictures. five carpets, stoves and many other
articles. W. A. HUKILL, AuctiOneer,
CONSTABLE SALE AT STIDHAM d
- SON. Auctioneers. Room, No. Ill East
Fourth st on Friday, December 10, at 9
o'clock Marble statuary, 1000 books. show
cases, antique goods, oil paintings, marble
top chamber suits, oak suits, sidebOard, eX-
tension table, la'ge lot of Brussels carpet,
chairs, hair mattress. feather bed. good rose
wood piano and a quantity of furni ure.
STIDHAM q SON, Auctioneers.
Evening journal., 1893-12-13
Istters soptbe stewart Fstates.

Register Of Wills Cooch has granted
letters Of administration upon the estate
Of Mary f. Stewart. late of this city, to
Postmaster Daniel F. Stewart Also
letters testamentary to the same person
on the estate of John Stewart
Evening journal., 1893-12-13
CAPTAIN o'sHEA's HARD LUCK.

bankrupt This Morning.
LONDON, Dec. 13.-Captain O'Shea,
formerly the husband Of Mrs. Charles
Stewart Parnell, and whose divorce,
with Mr.. Parnell as co o'respondent,
caused a sensation of world wide inter
est, was declared bankrupt this morning.
Evening journal., 1893-12-13
THE oRlelNAL tom COLLINS.
The Parent of This Famous Joke in
Town.


William Taylor, alias "Tom Collins"
Of Philadelphia, is visiting in this city
to-day. He is the person who started
the famous Tom Collins" joke in this
country about twenty years ago At.the
time all the papers were full of it BID
every one was inquiring for tom Col
Inns. 1t was one Of the most wonder
full things Of the time and every yone
living at that time mad, heard of TON
Collins
Taylor has a fine education but has
never put it to proper use. Before a
number of friends in down town hotel
this morning he impersonated a lawyer
pleading before jury and a United
States Senator making an address on the
silver question. His use of words was
wonderful and his original and ready wit
was shown in many instances.
Evening journal., 1893-12-13
rhn rhnoI.s Are Rnahr.

Receiver Of Taxes John T. Diekey has
the Sunday school appropriation checks
ia his Office for distribution and wants
the proper officers to get them. Each
school which reported is entitled to
e. "a
Evening journal., 1893-12-13
A Can From 81. Johns.

The vestry of St. Johns P. f. Church
has extended a call to Rev. George Q.
Hall, of Homesdale, Pa , to become rector
of that church Rev Mr.. Hall is rector
Of Grace Church, at Homesdale, and
arch deacon Of Scranton.
Evening journal., 1893-12-13
local Prenohers' 1IeetIng.

There will be local preachers meet
ing at the First M Church on sun.
day There will be an all day service. At
TO- 80 M Dr. Simms will preach, and
at 2 80 Rev j. w. Harris will preside.
Loge feast will be celebrated at G.3O
ofefork n m
Evening journal., 1893-12-13
DIED.

DOORDON I'm this city. on the 18th in
slant, Martin Do0rdol. aged 50 years.
Relatives and friends are fpvited TO attend
the funeral from his late residence. No 500
West second street {. son Saturday morning at
ao'clock. High mass at ST. panl's r. O..
Church. Interment in The cathedral
Cemetery.
Evening journal., 1893-12-13
sehwendemnn No netter.

At2 o'clock this afternoon stanton
was called up by telephone and person
ia the exchange reported that Schwende-
man was no better and was, up TO this
morning, unconscious.
Evening journal., 1893-12-13
A sumner AZ the N. 2. Church.

In the First NJ. P. Church to night
the annual supper will be served from
TO 10 p m. The women Of the Wslnu,
street sanctuary have become noted for
preparing dns suppsrs and there is al
ways a large attendance on these occa-
sious
Evening journal., 1893-12-13
ngswood's successful revival.

A successful revival nesting is being
held at Kingswood NJ E. Church Much
enthusiasm Is evinced and the meetings
increase in interest. Rev. J. p. Otis
preashei last night.
Evening journal., 1893-12-13
streotnnd snnnr AnaIra.

At the meeting OF the Street and
Sewer Department, Secretary Wiley re-
ported having collected 81, 42S 9S; clerk
Of market, $s6 So; city treasurer s
balance, $42, 703 O6 street Improvements,
$7l ,034 60; weekly payroll, $l2307.
Evening journal., 1893-12-13
REAL ESTATE

County farms T would poD eHobaSae GaErs; ne .;
them for city property. Address Box 3j9,
Wilmington, Del.
DOR RENT. 80 HOUSE WITH EIGHT
IT rooms and bath; all conveniences; Sl2
per mon h. Apply to HUhLOCK BROTH
ERS, Sixth and Poplar streets.
Evening journal., 1893-12-13
Remarkable Distribution Of
STANDARD BOOKS.

The following Coupon must
be used to secure the books at
the special price.
Evening journal., 1893-12-13
PERSONAL.
BUSINESS CARDS.

BUsINEss CARDS.
II. q +. BREWING COMPANY, BOT
II TIERS AND BREWERS.
NOTICE.-HIGHEST DASH PRICE PAID
~ for old gold and silver at HAnRIS'S. No.
ia Market sire T.
DEA COAL for family use.
i Extra large size, $3.50 per ton.
JOHN NJ. SOLOMON,
Phones ll6and 203 No. 3 ". Sd st.
CIGN PAINTING AND NGRAVING. A.
- BUCHER. 81 Shipley street.