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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-12

Pure milk and cream constantly on
hand, pu. up in glass jars when de-
sired, and delivered to all parts OF the
city. j. II. Porter, 7th ami Madison
Streets Phone Gal.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-12

The Hanley Hose Company Of
Chester ia making great preparation
tor ITS trip to Wilmington in October
1t will take part in the parade here
and will contest for number of
prizes the day after tho parade.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-12

Orchard grass. herd grass, fancy
Kentucky blue grass. fresh stock at j.
J. Smiths, Fourth and Shipley streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-12

Beecher. 3ia Market street. excells
all others in photographing tho little
ones. BE sure OF No. 3l5 Market 81.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-12

Oysters, wholesale and retail. at Al
len ii. Ainscow's, 707 Shipley street.
Phone 500. See advertisement.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-12

Any kind of heater repaired at
little cost by experienced and practical
workmen. Frank A. Mitchell, lo2 W.
5th St
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-12

Twenty good second hand organs
must be sold to make room for new
goods. Robs.en d Co, 40 Market
street
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-12

During the past week thousands of
the celebrated NonpaIetl and City
Market cigars, made by Il + BoGr-
don d Bro. East second st. Try one.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-12

Look out for chilly weather and
have your heater examined. Frank A.
Mitchell, 102 w. 5th st.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-12

Repairing all kinds OF clothing as
well as steam dye4ng and securing.
Altering and cleaning ladys garments
a speciality at Oil Market street. Pier
son and Burke.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-12

Time to get your heaters put in order
Tor the cold weather. Bullock g, Six til
and Smpiey streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-12

Joshua +. Blythe, benjamin Linton,
Charlotte JAY Lydia ii. Morrison,
Harriet Dixon.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-12

The best printing Office IN Engle.
wood IS The Eye Printing Company"
246 Sikty-secund street. 1t Is first
class with unsurpassed facilities for
all kinds Of iuh work. These are
pleasing to n printers eye. On large
irst-c ass job II would not be q bad
idea to write for their estimate from a
thousand mics away, rs their prices
for the excellent qualify are remarka.
bly, low,
They publish a 1.-Two, unique, business
newspaper. weekly. called The Chi.
cago Eye Sample copies free and
an excellent advertising medium for
persons who have something to adver.
tise everywhere IN tho United States.
JONI c. HhRKSEss. Reporter.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-12

The place to buy pumps is at White
Brothers, northeast corner OF Front
and Orange streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-12
JOHNSTON'S
KALSOMINE,

An unequaled preparation for color
ing walls and ceilings. READY FOR
USE. Pure white, and beautiful tints.
Cheaper than wall paper or paint.
A marvel of beauty and cheapness.
Nothing better for walls and ceilings
can be made at any price. Will cover
better, stand longer, than any other
preparation in existence. Five bounds
will cover over 500 square feet on hard
finished walls. VIII not rub, crack or
scale, but dries with a smooth, rich
and even surface. No poisonous colors
used In the manufacture. Being
powerful dlslnfectant, is Invaluable in
cleansing walls impregnated with
germs OF disease. Mixed in five min
utes ready for the brush, by the addI-
tlon OF water only. An inexperienced
person can use 1t. Guaranteed not to
set or harden in the package. or after
being mixed with water in the pail.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-12

Painful teetnIng. couc diarrhoeapre-
vented and cured BIZ HooDers' anodyns,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-12
PHILADELPHIA. Tuesday. sept. IL 1898.


No let up to the into-the.
store tramp, tramp, tramp of
that great Dress Goods
army. From Germany, from
France, from England, from
home looms such ship loads
and car loads, crowding on
one another, as makes you
wonder where the mountain S
of statis can be stored away.
Every counter in the
Dress Goods circles is richer
and brighter for this inflow
many of them are heaped
as never before with woven
elegancies.
French Silk and Wool
Novelties, quiet in tone
and full of rich beauty.
All-Wool Novelties with al.
most the sheen of silk.
Self-color figured Novel.
ties, tempting to the
quietest taste.
And so on through low
grades and high grades and
every quality that is worth
your buying thought.
Black Stulfs, for instance.
Nearly every design that
is making pleasant talk
in the colored goods has it. s
double in the Blacks. Hun
dreds and hundreds of pat.
terms, the pick of thousands
and thousands.
Lower prices have come
to the Dress Goods as en-
phatlcally as to any other
merchandise in the house.
Some of the lots that make
their bow this morning are
at about half what you ex.
pect-like this:
At 2Sc the yard.
Fine Sc i'll. Cheyiot. wavy diagonal
design On ground of different
colored mixtures. Made the
manufacturer vince to lot them
be sold torso little. Lowest price
ever marked on their grade be.
fore was soc.
At Csc the yard.
Illuminated stripe Cheylot Same
quality as above. hut some pre-
fer this style. Never before sold
under soc.
At 374c the yard.
| Twilled ChevIot. Sc In, all-wooI
and a stuff that will be a prime
fayorite among the low priced
Suilings. Always soc until
lately.
At 374c the yard.
Cancels Hair Stripe that could not
he produced to-day for less thar
f5e. Only live eolorings.
At soc the yard.
So in. Ladies Cloth that except fol
sharpest cash buying would re
tail ut 85c. Twenty plain.
and mixtures.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-12
wANAnIAhER's.

n. F. DAVIS, Jeweler. . E. End st.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-12

THE REPUBLICAN has a circulation
nearly twice as large as that OF any
other daily published in the City OF
Wilmington or New Castle County.
The REPUBLICAN holds itself ready
to establish the truth of this
claim at any and all times. or
advertiser need not pay his bill. 1t
goes into nearly every post-of1ice in
the State, and is delivered by carriers
in all places large enough for routes.
Advertising rates on application.
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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-12

Don't fool with Indigestion. Take
1sExoHAM's Pulls.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-12
Notice..

TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER ~, 1909.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-12

Leave Philadelphia, Broad Street, for
wilmington express. $50. 7.aO. s.sI. 9lO,
3d6, 4.0l, AL, COS. o. 30 b.5G O. IL, U.b5. TAO
Ill 11.So z. NJ and tees Night.
Accommodation. Geo. 7a5. 1888 A. "
32 3. 10. 4.03. 4.37. G2s. s.ss, 1908 and III
T.. M.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-11
THE GEARY LAW. ::
The Administration Favorable
to the Everett Substitute.
Attorneys Hope to Secure Stay in
Case Of Deported Cinnamon.
New Orders Given 10 Strictly ERisses ,hs lau
in caliieeaia.

WAsurNGroN, Sept. l0,-The question
whether or not the administration has called
halt in the matter of enforcing the Gesry
Law and is desi.ous of the passage of the
Everett bill, introduced in the House yes
terday, TO extend the time for registration
until Sept. Of neAs year and at the
same time modifying the stringency
of the conditions imposed by the
Geary bill. is exciting much
attention. The attorneys of the Chinese
legation in Washington, having heard re-
ports At additional instructions for the en-
forcement of the law were being prepared
at the treasury department, made inquiries
there regarding them. Subsequently one
the attorneys stated that he had been in
formed that no orders on the subject had
been given out other than those
promulgated at the time the exclusion was
declared 10 be constitutional by
the supreme court. The attorney further
stated that he expected no change in the
situation before the 18th, the date of the
sailing Of the first steamer for China from
San Francisco, on which the Chinese or
dered to be deported couid leave the cour-
try. II is believed that forts will be made
to secure stay of execution of the judg-
ment of Judge Ross court in the case Of
these Cinnamon.
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ii.c.. u.ias . WG6E DUG.

Iu,.ians Ready For Execution when No
t.ce of New Trial i.cached Them.
MCALLIsTER, !. T., Sept. ll.-Simon
Wade aud Solomon Lewis were not exc
euted at Wilburton Friday in accordance
with the sentence passed upon them
Judge Holston reconsiderel his decision
rendered late Wednesday evening, aud
granted them new trial
a. the court grounds, 10 miles from
WiIburton, Wade and Lewis, together
with Albert jackson, Willis Jones. john
son Parker and Silas James, were chained
together in pairs Friday and were guarded
il an old church. They were holding de-
votional services, singing, praying and
reading the Bible. Everything was
in readiness for the execution.
They were neatly dressed. had their hair
shingled, and they were shaved clean
Their collins were there ready, and a short
distance from the house could b, seen two
mounds Of fresh dirt That dirt Was taken
from graves. The sheriff had his Win
chester ready for the execution.
All Of a sudden appeared Robert Benton,
captain of the light horsemen, with mes
sage from judge lIolston setting aside
their execution and granting them new
trials. When the message was read and
interpreted to them more happy set OF
men never lived They seemed to think
their pray had saved their lives. They
will be agaOtred by the Choctaw authori-
ties III December. In the meantime they
will be allowed to 90 on their own recog
nizance. This stay Of execution ia the re-
suit OF II telegram from Secretary Smith to
judge Hulston.
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FIXES THE BLAME.
Professor Swaia Says Chester bridge
Was weak From Lose Of Bolts.

Professor swaia Says Chester bridge
Was weak From Lose Of Bolta
BosroS, Sept. li-Professor George F.
Swain, in his report to the railroad com.
missioners upon the Chester bridge disas
ter, clearly fixes the blame upon the
bridge men who had taken bolts out OF the
plates and failed to replace them.
After describing the bridge aud its gen
eral construction and the manner In which
the train went down Mr.. Swain says: my
examination of the wreck showed very
clearly. however, what had caused the dis.
aster. The structure had been seriously
weakened by the workmen engaged In the
repairs, and had been left In dangerous
condition. There is In my mind no posi-.
BILE doubt as to its correctness. There WAS
no derailtnent except AS . result Of the col
lapse
The old plates had been disconnected
from the angles throughout the second,
third and part Of the fourth top chord pan.
els from the west end, that Is, for dis.
tance Of u feet. and no bolts appear to
have been put In to replace the rivots II
any were put in, they must have been
very few in number. saw no evidence Of
any.
In fact, in the wreck this portion Of the
chord lies entirely without cover plates,
and consists simply OF the webs and
angles. IL the cover plates had been
boited securely to the angles they would
without question. have been found con
nected TO the chord Ia the wreck or there
would have been some evidence that they
had been so connected, while, ~ a fact,
they were not in the vicinity. and l saw no
evidence of their having been torn away.
These facts indicate beyond the possibil-
ty of a doubt the cause Of the disaster.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-11
QUEENS DESIRE.
Thinks Mr.. Gladstone Should
Appeal to the Country.
Is Anxious That This Step Should b
Made At Early Day.
Lille kaswa % 10 ~ prsMlss's laleaaleae b
The Matter.

LoSpoS, Sept. Sir Henry Ponsoaby,
TIE Queens private secretary. passsd Frl-
dav night At the Blackeraie Castle, whsfs
Mr.. Gladstone 10 passing . holiday With
Mrs. Gladstone and party Of friends.
Saturday morning he and the prime miais-
ter had long interview, and before noon
Sir Henry left with special despatch Ifom
Mr.. Gladstone to the Queen concesning ths
the Home Rule bill in the House Of LoFas
last evening.
Sir Henry wAs conveyed In all haste IRON
Rlackecraig Castle to the railroad station q
Couper Ansus, where an express train was
stopped to take him ON board and carry
him to Balmoral. 1t 10 sisuihcant than 6ir
Queens instance, but At the suggestion Of
Mr.. Gladstone two days ago.
The Queen 10 known to have awaited
with unwontcd anxiety Mr.. Gladstons's d.
cision ~ TO his course after the rejection Of
the bill by the Lords. The royal idea 10
that Mr.. Gladstone should appeal At once 10
the corntry, and the determination which 10
expressed by Mr.. Gladstone In the special
despatch to hold on definitely will NOT suis
her Majesty ut all.
According TO constitutional precedents tho
Queen certainly had some reason to expscs
that, after the overwhelming majority Of
lords, spiritual and temporal, had con.
demned him, the aged premier would resign
or ask the electors again TO justify his pol
icy. II 10 surmised that Mr.. Gladstone in-
timAted in the dispatch carried to Balmoral,
the readiness Of the cabinet to submit 70
the Queen's prcroeative to dismiss her prss-
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mo IAnEiRo QUIET.
M Rsesl uarsAbs Nave I'm olsapssarst
isoa ~ nasbee.

NEw YORK, Sept 1.-THE Herald,
correspondent in Nontsvideo telegraph,
hat dispatches received there indicate
that all l. quiet in Rio JAneiro The
rebellious squadron 10 now At sea. and Il
IL believed the insurgents are planning 4
carry on = sort Of guerilla warfare BY
water along the coast. and are proceeding
south with the idea Of combining forces
with the Rio Grande do Sui insurgenta
The general impression here, however, ID
that the revolt will collapse through, lack
Of any cooperation from land forcca
The loyalty Of Rio seems fully assured.
moreover, and even body Of railroad sm-
ployes vino tore up portion Of the track
before the rebel ships left the harboT. In
order to prevent the arrival Of troops from
San Pablo, have abandoned
The ldsA Of Aiding the Rsvoltsrs
Telegrsphic communication Is still cut
of. Reports from the UrusuyAn frontier
say that the brazilian minister has taken
strong measures TO prevent further out
RACES by his countrymen upon Urusuayan
citizens. The officers accused Of responsi-
bility for the murder Of Lieutenant Car
doza have been arrested and will b. court
martialed.
Word is sent from Rivera that a battle
has been fought with tho Castilhi.tAn
revolutionists near San Gabriel. In which
$50 Of the combatants were killed.
1t Is reported at Buenos Ayres that the
rebel men-of war have left Rio Jansiro 70
seize Santos and join the rebels In Rio
Grandc do Sui
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Portland Sued for Wafer Rates

PORTLAND, Sept. l0.-Last year Mayor
tngraham refused. on the part of the CITY,
20 nav to the Portland Water Company
s9ooo semi-annuai payment made for over
N years for water supplied for drinking
3,,rta;ns and other purposes. Mayor In
'.-abam claimed that this money should not
he paid, slle ging that the fountains were
Included in the provisions or ano'her con
-ract. by which the company was 10 iurnish
he city with water for strictly rnuhieipai
purposes" The company now CHAINS ',ias
he CITY owes it $4,000. and SATURDAY
brou yht suit to recover that sum.
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At B8NDOlS COLLEGE.
Several Chanaas in Facuisy-Tae New Glass
..e The Walker Art Building.

BRrxsw1ck, Sept. l0.-Ssveral changes
are announced IN the faculty of Bowdolr
college. Prof. William MacD Donald OF tbs
Worcester Polytechnic institute is to tak'
the chair in history and political and soeis
science. Mr.. George 7. Filler returns. af
ter two years leave of absence which he
has .pent IN Germany, to take charge Of
the department of German
The entering clsss this fail is expected tC
number about s.. which is seven more thar
last year.
The new Walker Art building will b'
available for use this year, although tie
dedication ia postponed until next June
The Searles S. fence baildiugi Is in process
of construction, and will be ready for occu
paney a, the opening of the oe1t coileg'
year.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-11

I'D rather tske thYashing any time thsa
a do,e Of piils." groaned patient ~ whom
The doctor has prescribed phy.ic. "Id -
lief be siek with what sils me now, - 70 b.
sick with the pills"
"f don't think you've taken any Of ~
pills prescribe, or you wouldn't dread ths
prescription so,' laughed the doctor. ~
never use the old. inside tvisters you have
in mind. use DR.. PieYce's Pleasant Pei
lets. They always make me think Of .
part Of On old hymn
acknowledgements ID and lovely,
Gentle tee sammer breeze
The best thing Of the kind ever invented.
No danger OF their making you sick. You'll
hardly know you've taken them. wouldn't
use any other In my practice"
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NEWS IN Brief.

Striking English minsss Ass destroying
property and life,
No United States supervisor Of elections
IL to be appointed In Boston.
The tax rate in Melrose, Mass., IL elI 10
on 5000. a reduction Of tif0
Cinnamon not conforming with the
Geary law are TO be deported.
-Four passengers were injured ia q rail-.
toad wreck near Albright, Neb.
A New York anarchist was seot 10 Jail
Tor making incendiary speecheA
Richard N. HooleY. the notsd theatrical
manager, is dead, aged n yeara
The safe Of the Adams Express com.
panY at Akron. o., was robbed Of e6000.
The vote In the senate ON the repeal bill
II likely TO take place the Last Of next
week.
A German Official pronouness Boston
water the only water In this country nt "a
drink.
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eicycie Races st Bar harbor-

BAR HARBoR. Sept. io,-Newport drv'
~, mark was thronged with an excited
crowd Saturday afternoon to witness 'he
,;c, Gle races, but the most interesting was
he lo-m.le race won by Isaac Moore IN
;Im 13e. Buekhn of Bueksport rode ar
exhibition 10 miles in 36 m. The boys
ace va. won by Gibson and the married
mems race. in place of the ladies race not
allied by Talbot. The beginners TWO
mil. race was won by Leland
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Gun INTO LOCAL FREIGHT,
Lehish Flyer Wreck on saturday-sevesal
Persons Injured.

BuFFALo. :. Y. Sept. 1.-THE Lehigh
railroads. oyer, which left here at o'clock
Saturday. WIS wrecked near Mumford, on
the line Of the Rochester and Pittsburg
railroad.
The flyer ran into a local freight train
belonging TO the Rochester and Pittsburg,
which stood on the track
The iehigh engineer, jesse Randall and
iiaggageman Lawrence Houiihsn were
bad y injured aud several passengers were
hurt, though not seriously.
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ANOTHER PosToFf,ce RoBBED.
Burglars Blow the Safe At Weymouth
and secure About $500.

Burglars Blow the Safe At Weymouth
and secure About $500.
WEYMOUTH. Mass, Sept. 1.-THE wey-
mouth postofiice was broken into some
time between the hours Of and 4 o'clock
Saturday morning and the safe blown
open Burglars forced an entrance through
the front door by knocking Off the lock,
and one of the windows WAS also forced
open The loss, rs far as can he ascer-
tained, is about $500. part Of which belongs
to the postmaster. .,....t5-
The burglars bored holes In three differ
cnt parts Of the safe door, and charged
them with powder, The door was blown
completely off. and the safe WAS otherwise
damaged. A bag of burglars tools was
found on the floor by the postmaster on
his arrival at TIE Office this morning.
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HOW CHIMES: GET IN.
Thousands Cross From Mexico to Texas.
F.w Are Captured.

Thousands Cross FROM Mexico to Texas.
F.w Are Captured.
SAN ANTONIO, Sept. il.-Colonel r. A.
Moore, special agent OF the United States
treasury department. has received infor-
nation from the border that the exodus OF
Chinese from Mexic, into the United
States continues uaabated. The frontier
Of Mexico i. throngesl with Celestials who
are only waiting for favorable oppor-
tunity to cross the Rio Grande.
The smuggling of tue unwelcome for
eigners into the country is worked SC
smoothly that comparatively few Of them
are captured Thousands have undoubt-
cdly reached Texas. Daring the past
three months only about - have been ap.
pretended, and they are in Ill at san An.
fnpio
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-11

From the children to ths Wofnan's
building is but a step and a very natural
course, and after resting my mind in the
plaisanee and among the babies take
tilt at high art. 1t Is so easy to get be-
wildered among women and women's
works that | call to my aid my special
mentor, a very intelligent Indiana lady
who knows all about embroidery and
. .crewel work" and lscing and edging and
goring and all the rest Of that funny bGsi-
kess. .Observe first, says she, this cape
made from the breast Of pelican from
Cat island near the mouth of the Missis-
sippi- It is SO beautifully worked that 1t
Is well worth looking at. but in general
way do not admire such things"
Here, though, is q beauty-s banquet
set of the heaviest satin damask, and fl
from Indianapolis, too. The work u done
in white twisted silk and the style h
rocco with no repeat in any part Of the
aessgn;ng."
Now stop right thsrs ard let me think
up my dictionary. They told me In the
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Boston, Sept. II About s:31 Saturday
morning an electric car came within a
tew inches Of crushing the life out OF lit
tie johnnie Crogin. The bov IL about 5
years old He was crossing Tremons
street. from the common opposite Mason
street. The liplc fellow was frightened,
aud ran Ia front Of an electric which was
moving slowly. L. knocked the child
down, and the fender struck his head, but
th. doctors think be is ouiy slightly
bruiaa1
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storm Beaten steamers.

HALIFAX, Sept. 1.-THE steamer Alpha,
which arrived from West Indies, reports
having experienced very rough passage.
About the same time the ALOHA reached
Kingston the Atlas steamer Alvena, from
New York. entered the harbor with her
1ag at half-masf. She had passed through
the same s,orm, and suffered heavily.
James Bishop, her captain. was washed
overheard and drowned. Two Of her sail.
Ors were seriously iniured
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EVANSVILLE, Ihi, Sept. li.-Rsceiver G.
J. Grammer Il the Evansville and Terre
.iaute has been dismissed by Judge
Briggs, since the parties to the suit have
fsreed to dismiss 1t. The Judge declared
,ne road solvent, dismissed the receiver,
and ordered all property returned to the
company. The rad has s. II assets "a
every dollar Of debt
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Cnstem Heuss Omcial pssA.

BosToS. Sept. II. --GeorRs Keyes. for %
Years employed at the Boston custom
house. died at his home in Concord Satur-
day morning He was one Of the best
known sugar examinars In the country,
and had been a sugar examiner ct the
Boston custom house