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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-26
MET And ADJOURNED.
VERY BRIEF SESSION OF COUNCIL HELD LAST
NIGHT.
Republicans in tas Second Branch Prevent an Esc-
ton Of Chief Of the Fire Department
Other Business.

The regular meeting of Council was
held last night. but the principal bust
ness for which the meeting was held
was not reached, on account of the
opposition Of the Republican members
in the Second Branch. There was big
lobby present, in anticipation Of fight
over the election of a Chief Of the Fire
Department, but they we're disappoint-
ed as the Second Branch refused to go
into joint session.
The First Branch secured a quorum
early. 10 the Second, all the Demo
cratic members were in their seats at
eight o'clock, when the role was called,
but two Republican members were
needed to make a quorum. little
later Mr.. Lulauf came 10, and standing
at the door answered TO his name. The
Republicans met by previous arrange
ment at the office Of Hubbard & PAUL,
and after Mr. Zulauf appeared, Messrs.
Morningstar and Dinger dropped in,
and then the remainder Of the men,
bers came in in a body.
BEFORE the Republican members put
in an appearance, Mr.. Cruise moved that
Rule 40 be enforced, and the Sergeant
be instructed to bring 10 the aosentees.
The reading Of the minutes was dis
pensed with. on motion of Mr.. Brock.
The quarterly appropriation bill was
then taken I'D and passed. Bills on
account of ten-cent levy fund reported
with favorable recommendation by the
Board Of Public Works, aggregating
S679 90, were ordered paid.
Mr.. Maxwell moved to adjourn until
Wednesday night, January %, at 1870
o'clock. Mr.. Hupp seconded the mo-
ton. Mr.. Cruise made the point OF
or er, ii a. the city ordinances provide
for the election Of Chief Of the Fire
Department at the last meeting of
Council in December, and he moved TO
amend the motion of Mr.. Maxwell, TO
substitute Thursday, December %, for
Wednesday, January ?. Mr.. wicker
moved TO amend Mr. Cruises amend
meDdment, by substituting January 2.
This was the same as the original mo-
tioa, and was declared out Of order.
The motion was debated for about
fifteen minutes. Mr.. Maxwell com
planned that Mr.. Zulaui had been ar
rested and brought to the meeting, in
violation OF the terms Of an agreement
that no meeting was TO be held last
night. As matter Of fact Mr.. Zulauf
put in an appearance before Mr. Cruise
made his motion TO enforce the rules
regarding the arrest OF absentees.
Mr.. Gruse's amendment was lost by a
strict party vote, IA to Is, and the
original motion was carried by the same
vote.
The business transacted in the Sec
ond Branch was not sent up TO the
First. The First Branch met and ad-
iourned after the minutes were read by
the Clerk.
What the next step Of the Republic
can members will be is a matter for
conjecture. It is currently reported
that they have decided to endeavor to
throw the election of Fire Department
Chief into the new Council TO be chosen
at the January election.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-26
Hons and Hos

This laughabe farce-comedy played
to exceptionally large holiday audiences
at the Opera House yesterday afternoon
and evening. The piece abounds In
wltticisms and specialties. all OF which
are good. 1t has been almost entirely
reconstructed since its last presentation
here, and seems to have not lost its
hold on Wheeling theater-goers
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-26
Two rrsIchts Conn. rorsthsr.

LAFAYETTE. IyD., December 25.-
Two Big Four freight trains collided
this morning at Culversvan. totally de-
molishing both engines and six freight
cars aud instantly killing Engineer
Elijah Campbell, OF indianapolis, and
fatally injuring a tramp.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-26

THE members OF Welcome Lodge, No.
6. A. o. y. W., are called TO meet NJ
their lodge room at o'clock this after
noon to attend the funeral Of James W.
Van Keuren, who will be buried at
Greenwood Cemetery.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-26
ADJUSTMENTS.
THE TROLLEY SYSTEM.

The Grand Opera House was crowded
to its utmost capacity and a large num-
Der we're turned away last night. The
attraction was the new farce-comedy,
The Trolley System" one OF the most
amusing and entertaining pieces that
has appeared In the city for some time.
The piece is very strongly cast. There
are some frst-class specialties intro
duced, and the play is continued laugh
from start TO finish. This afternoon
there will be the ever popular Wednes-
dav matinee, and the performance to-
night will conclude the engagement.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-02

In private letter from Marion, Ind,
we hear some good things. William
Lank has started building a large
glass factory, and large tin plate
works has also been secured In which
500 men will be employed. There is
also u scheme on foot to raise a fund
FOR the purpose of locating factories
In West Marion.
II Ia proposed that an organization
of interest should 10 effected by which
all companies be assessed ton per cent.
OF thor holdings TO the fund which
would be managed by committee
elected by the interests.
A train left yesterday, loaded with
SIason fruit jars, for Portland. Oregon.
This train was decorated with flags
and made fine appearance Marion
has natural gas In abundance, and is
altogether the queen OF Gas Belt. A
number of Wilmingtonians are inter.
ested In this place and quite a mum Der
have located there. Among them Ia
MIR. Frank Gillespie, the wall known
plumber. who Is, as Horace Greeley
said. "Growing up with the country"
Frank tried 1t once in Florida but wa5
not successful. but in this place he /.
prosDerlng and Ia gaining lots of this
worlds goods,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-02
The Agricultural Nnilonk.

The weekly crop report OF the gov.
eminent, published last evening, says
the n Y. Herald. shows that the gen.
eral outlook Is now quite favorable,
but there Is much need OF rain In
several sectlons. The regions most In
need OF rain are the Caroinas, Florida,
Georgia, Tennessee and Missouri. In
California there has been rain, with
abnormally cool weather. and 'some
grain beyond help" but this is the
most notable exception to the favora-
Bile reports published yesterday.
III some sections. Q. e., the upper
lake religions AMI tho West Gulf States.
precipitation from January / to March
] ult was considerably less than the
average for this period OF the year.
While the seasonable deficiency OF
moisture has perhaps not yet been
made up by recent rains. the prospect
appears to lie rather more encourag-
Ing now than 1t has been Mt any time
since the spring OF 1894 opened.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-02

The New Orleans Times Dom oorat
takes hopeful view OF tho crop out
look in Louisiana. 1t sa VS. the plant
Ing season is now practically over and
therefore an estimate OF the condition
OF crops as indicated by the average
planted can be reached Cotton
planting was slightly delayed by UNI
favorable weather at the beginning, but
the season has been quito favorable
since then and the cotton is now all In. .
Cane and corn have been planted some
time, aud very little replantlng has
been necessary because OF the freeze
In March. as was feared. Tho damage
done by that freeze is less than the
fret estimates.
The early crops OF Strawberries and
most other fruits were lost. but the
vegetables and garden truck are now
reported In excellent condition and
the yield will be an average one. The
farmers, however. lost the profit of
getting these products to market
early In the season, and the profit on
tho business contests mainly In reach
Ing the Northern markets first. With
this exception. the agricultural situa-
ton Is generally satisfactory. The
weather has been favorable, nearly a II
the crops are in good condition and
there IL All increase In the acreage
planted.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-02
A .nn,I i,nNinI .Inh.

The paving as it s now being done
by tho CIT Electric l,aii way Com
pany is credit to the street payer
who has the contract, as we'll us the
Street Railway Company. Market
street should DO the finest paved street
In the city, as the Impression on h
stranger visiting the city should he oil
tho best on walking or riding up the
city's principal thorougnfara or bust
ness street.
Our street railway Ia the finest in
the country. and has helped the mn,
terial growth of our city. Rapid
transit has been tho means OF bring,
Ing thousands of dollars worth OF
unimproved realty into the markets
and hundreds OF houses in the sub.
urbs have boon erected that have ad'
ded 10 the material wealth of the city
and brought several thousand dollars
into tho tax collectors hands.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-02
I,t,ts.

The Ponle Juniors of tho Forty
Arces, will play tho Kentmere boys
n xt Saturday morning. they wero
beaten by the Ponies ones tlla season.
The King street market this moln.
ing occupied the east side of tho
street for the first time this season
The regular weekly GLASS meeting of
Cookman NJ. IL Church will be held
TO nlSht. Everybody Is Invited 10
attend.
Fourteenth street from Rodney to
Scott is being paved with large stone
Dlockp.
John f. Callahan assumed his duties
as payroll cerk In the IhlIaielphia
mint yesterday.
The final payment of insurance on
the burned mllls Of Nu Lea Il Sons
Company which amounted to $T9,-
III Sc WIS made to day.
Davidow " Co.. l26 Market street,
licensed pawnbr0kers and jewelers., Is
the only place in this city where you
can be accomm odated with any
amount OF money when you are in
need of it, at the lowest rates OF i'll
terest. ALI business strictly conii-
dental.
James Harding Ia doing the finest
custom work for Eentlemen at SIG
French street.
Bl5nOp tOlbnhn Will Olllclate NJ ST.
Mark's Episcopal Church tomorrow
morning.
Captain Peter b. Ayars and Lieuten-
ant Joseph S. Wheeler, of DUPONT Post,
q. A. r., gave a sterooptlcon exhibit
ton OF war pictures at school No. 4
yesterday afternoon.
The ladies' OF Elsmere Presbyterian
Chapel will give musicale this evea.
ing at 7.45 An interesting program
has been arranged. Quite a number
of Wilmington people will take part.
No admission will be charged. but q
collection will be taken for benefit of
church.
With the launch of the third OF tho
Zig stone dumping scOws to-day the
jackson and sharp Company has fin.
ished eight lie y vessels snce January
|, 1921. A partially Euislled grain
barge Is al! tue sUrk at No shipyard
Mt this me-. Seventy-iivs men havo
tecontiy o-en laid oil al this Ship
yard.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-02

The loss of SlI5. which was thrifty
Mrs Augustus JankosKi's savings for
months. has rendered hsr almost heart.
broken. lhe Iami y only came hero
from Schenectady, n. Y. two days ago
and located at No. ll2 Logan street.
This morning Mrs. Jankoeki came to
to tho King street market. and
brought with her the money for safe
keeping.
She carried it In her breast. and on
looking for 1t on her return it was
missing. Whether she lost It or had
1t stolen she cannot say. She reported
her loss to Chief of Police Dolan, who
will do everything In his power to re-
cover the menay, as now tho family Il
In destitute circumstances IL is
hoped that Ii the money Is found IL
will he returned to Mrs. Jankoski OF
the chief as early us possible.
The money was found by lady liv.
Ing on Logan street and returned Il
Its owner about ons O'Clock this after
noon.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-02

III ! were the Street and Sewer Com
mtseloners l would stop those people
who throw ashes on Broome street. or
know the reason why.
III | wera certain butcher In the
Third street market house when my
motherIn-law telephones to got her
10 cents worth of leek | would not go
ard purchase half a peck of greens
and ten lunches OF solutions and then
telephone II ahe had enough FOR soup
III were u business man l would not
go chippy chasing out along the
banks OF tho Brandywlne these warm
evenings.
II wanted to catch fish would
take n silver dollar and the King street
fish m rket.
II liked soup would not try and
eat 1t with fork or take six spoons to
get 1t out with.
II wanted To get rich would never
start newspaper.
! II l wore tho Street and Sewer Com.
missioners ] would pave every street
In tho city with fire brick; 1t would
give work to nearly all our unem.
ployed workingmen.
II wanted printing done at reason.
able prices ! would bring 1t to the RE.
PUBLICAN office.
/ II were letter carrier | would not
wcar my. uniform night Bnd day We
all know that sou arc on the force.
See
/ If visited the free library would
not cut articles out of the papers ne
there arc other people who go there
that would like TO read them.
II wore renth ward freshman and
had tried to stop n base bali with my
knee | would 20 limpinR home and
tell my wife that horse kicked me
Would you, Dan?
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-02


Cupptrgand ,ssuntns. 1oy y. Second 81
Cupping s leechinx. Parker sos Madison.
Anisrtien Il ,.,pt rs aJs west .Frant 81
Roses cents per piece, or 80 cents
per dozen. at Hayden's, 702 Market st.
DIR. Simme' white Pulmonic, Balsam,
the famous throat and lung remedy
and hypophosphate or lung food. COG
King street.
La grippe positively cured. Coughs.
colds, sore throat, Group and all lung
and throatcomplaints positively cured
by DR.. Slmms' white pulmonio bal
sam. Depot COG King street.
Just received at Ross, $40 Market
street. all tho leading styles In Derby
hats at prices guaranteed the lowest
In the city. Also choice selection OF
spring neckwear at IS and SO cts.
The best tea and coffee In the city al
hard times prices at 40l Delaware Ave-
nue.. W. S. Moore
N. +. Davis. Jewcler 9 Il End ST
Cummings, the photographer. S0s
Market street.
Buy paints. oils. glass. etc.. OF Jas
Nj. Bryan, l07 West Eighth street.
| Janvier has removed his shoe stor,
to No. 6l5 King street.
III you want to saYA money. 90 x
w. 3. Moore for your groceries at 40
Delaware Avenue; 1t Will puy you Il
go there and buy at hard times prices
For iirst-class dyeing and securing
go to the Delaware Dye Works. III
King street.
Call and get prices at J. G. Singles
cash grocer S. w. corner jackson anC
Linden streets.
Springer. halter, 4th street between
Market and Sh pley.
Thomas II. MecneIn. 403l6 Delawar
Ave- wall paper at low prices; wlndo,
shades made to order, Linerusta. Wa
ton picture moulding ETC.. eto.
Oysters, Holsters, crabs aud clam
received daily at Alien IL. Ainsco " I
707-9-il Shipley.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-02

One OF the prettles weddings OF the
season took place at the residence OF
Mr. Richard s. Fisher, near Ashland,
Del, on Thursday. April 20. 1894. tho
contracting parties being Mr.. W. Les
lie shakespeare and Miss Edna b.
tieher. Precisely at 1890 o'clock, tho
happy couple entered the parlor to
the strains OF the wedding march
from "Lohengrin." which was very
nicely performed by Miss Name
Taylor. The Rev. ]. ID. Blake, pastor
OF Red Clay Creek Church, where the
bride and groom are both members.
performed the ceremony.
Tho bride was very becomingly at
tired In handsome costume OF blue
falle silk and cream lace and carried
white roses. After the congratula-
tlons were received the guests were
invited to the dining room, where the
table was abundantly spread with all
tho delicacies OF the season. Among
those present were:
: Mr.. and Mrs. James Shakespeare, Mr..
andMrs BenjaminShakespeare MI. and
Mrs. j. Nj. Gregg. Mr.. and Mira. VIM.
Person. Mr.. and Mira John Brackin,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Boughman. Mr..
and Mrs. Henry klair. MIR. and Mrs.
samuel Bailey. Mrs. Maclem, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Thompson, Mr.. and
Mrs. DIR. Day. MIR. and Mrs. william
Peoples. Miss Maggie Shakespeare. Mr..
Shakespeare. Miss Nellie Klalr, Mr.. ].
Maclem, Miss l.. Naclem. ID. Armor.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.lchard Fisher, Miss
Jennie Fisher. Mr.. Bayard Fisher, Mr..
and Mrs. John Fisher MIR. Harry Flsh-
er. Miss Lizzie Fisher. Miss Name
TAYLOR. Mr.. Leslie Derrlckson. Mas
Mary Ann Woodward, Miss Estella
Yearsley. Mr.. Frank Yearsley, Miss
Name Boughman, Ida Braclsin, Mr..
Ciarence Brackn, Mr.. TENTS ], Years-
Icy. Miss Mabel Bailey, Miss i3essiS
Worth. Mr. Walter Bailey. Mr. Frank
Worth. Miss Porla Shakespeare. Rev.
John d. Blake. Niles Laura Jordan and
others. Mr.. and Mrs. Shakespeare re-
ceived numerous handsome and USE
ful presents. About Z O'Clock the
young couple left for their future
home amid shower OF rice. and old
shoes were tastefully arranged on
their harness and buggy
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-02

The prices quoted here are the cor.
rect ones for produce and eatables
that go to fill up tho market BASKETS
OF our housekeepers and are gathered
by u reporter OF tho REPuBIIcAN.
Butter sold from % to SIC per Id;
eggs IL to l5o per doz chickens from
SOC to $l,30 per pair: white potatoes
60 to soc per bushel; tomatoes IL
to geo per quart lard. lie per h.
oranges, 20 to SOC per dozen
bananas, 10 to lsc do. F; shad, from i5c to
40c each;cucumbers 2 to Sc each; aspat
agus 10 to l5e per bunch; r7dishes Sc
bunch; rhubarD &c per bunch; spinach
loo per half PIX; egg plants 5 to s
cts. apiece; new cabbage 8 to Sc per
head; Strawberries 10 TO 25o per at.
pineapples 10 to lSc each; onions lc
per bunch; beets &c do. apples 80 to
SOC per half peck; lemons Zoe dozen
string beans zoe half PIX; squashes
to DC each.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-02

Hon. William L. Wilson. OF West
Virginia, spent last week. In visiting
the sugar parishes In Louisiana. and
is expected IN Ne1 Orleans this week
He is In greatly improved health and
wherever lie stopped was extended n
Southern welcome. Mr.. Wilson. "
says Th!bodaux dispatch to the New
Orleans 1ilne5.DGmucrat, "by his
gentleness and ailabllity. has won the
admiration of every one who has
felt the magic touch of his hand. and
speaks in eloquent language OF the
warm reception that ne has met since
he entered within tho limits OF
Louislana, expressing surprise at the
apiandor and magnilicence OF the
sugar growing region. which, he says.
snrpasses anything that his imagina'
ton ever conceived"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-02

Yesterday afternoon conductor or
the Riverview line rather forcibly
ejected an Intoxicated passenger
When the car was nearing Ninth street
IL was stopped. and with the assistance
OF another passenger lie was put of,
The man was not so Intoxicated to be
senseless. but when the car again
m owed he m ounted the step and lneist
ed on riding to his destination.
On refusing to get of, the conduc
tor struck him ON tho arm. releasing
his hold on the rail. throwing him
headlong on the hard street bod. The
fall dazed the man so TINT he was un
able to arise until assisted by by
ISLANDERS. The car continued ouI
Market street. Such conduct is out oil
place on such public conveyance and
the action of the unruly conductor
should not be overlooked by the com
! pany.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-02

Our Democratic contemporaries
should make note of the vote polled
by She Republican party In Delaware
in 1879 and then make a note of what
the vote is in November, 1894. This
year the working people have all gone
democratic, except Ia their votes.
One year ago they voted for change
this veal they VIII vote for another
change In Delaware and to the man
up "a tree, II they stop lighting Iona
enough. they will 10 astunlGhed at the
large Republican majority that will
be rolled up In November next.
ms ;'ear has been an of year iof
democracy and free trade, aud moth
ing but banking institutions ard sour
houses have flpurlshed. The working
people are arouaed especially In VII
mington and are going to yot> tho Re
publican ticket tins iall Boys. rall ii
line, stop lighting through Tie demo
cratic press and.suGeess will crow
your Efforts.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-02

MIR Carmichael Is now looking after
liis fences and trying to head of 10.
man from his preserves. This other
DAY he was seen driving over tho
Brandywlne hills In Brandywine hun.
dred, In company with real estate
agent and Is supposed they were
looking for site to erect o. mansion
after lie retircs from office.
The only obstacles In the way OF ac.
curling fortune. are Toman first aud
Gillis next. We think he Is q little
tardy In his canvass. and 1t would
have leen well il ha could have com 0
out for sheriff six or eight years. ago or
been satisfied to put up with the coro.
ners office, These are perllous tim Cd
for Dem oeratio aspirauts.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-02
A mHeerncnrs.
oRAND OPERA Housu

Barlow Brothers Minstrel organlza.
tion gave clever minstrel perform
ance at the Grand Opera House last
evening to fair audience. as bene-
fit to the attaches Of this popular
house of amusement.
Rush City" Gus Huge's much talked
about satlrlcal comedy will be given
Its initial presentation to our theatre
goers on Friday evening at the Grand
Opere House bya selected company.
Its three acts portray, In a piquant
manner, life In Western "boom
town" The Idea IL new to the stage
and 1t lie considered that Mr.. Huge has
filled 1t with an Interesting lot OF char
acters. each Of which is OF familiar
type.
Grand Opera House, Saturday evening.
May i2. 1894, by DeWolf Hopper. sup.
ported by Della Fox and a stroug
operate company. This presentation
Is for the benefit OF Manager William
son. The sale OF seats began yester-
day, Those who desire to attend
should secure their seats at an early
date.
THE AUDITORIUM.
THE Kings Reception" will be re-
peated at the Auditorium this evening,
for the benefit of the ushsrs, with the
same cast. The following Is the pro.
gram.
SCESE2 The Court March. 49,.
MUSICAL NUMBERS
Cleo. ron the March, n.....,.,Y r. Becker
Columbian Giee Club.
Tenor solo. ''Helgho". VIII NJ. s. Brown
H. Howard Carver.
Plantation Melody, Ride up II tho
Chariot"
Columbian Glee Club
Humorous Necitais
Richard Casper piilm re
Ductt, On hosy wIngs the summer
Comes frtntz Abt
Messrs. Ayros ami Coyerdals.
SoENR3 Camp Lie. In Costume.
"Tenting Tonight on tue Old Camp
| Ground
SCENE I. The Reception Room.
MUSICAL NUMBERS.
| Glce. THE HappIest Land ".,.....Hatton
Columbian Giee Club.
Bass Solo, "Btll the 30 SUM-. Jude
| Newton +. Wntnough.
i Plantation Melody Pm Rollin' ~
Columbian Glee Club.
Humorous Recitals
| Richard casper Dillmore
| Grand March. Marching Away ..Sousl
columbian Glee club,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-02

Walter NJ, Wat.on. OF this city, has
just received telegram from Harry
ltz, at Harper's Ferry, West Vir-
glnia, that he .colld not wrestle hi IN
fol- championship on account OF
broken arm. | will not lot him COM
peto. but as aeon as 1 can arrange
about your forfeit | Will. Would ba
Rlnd to hear from you any time In
regard TO another match. Would like
to arrange n match to take place In
couple of months or SO. Ii sntisfae-
tory. Answer. W. Ii LAyELI.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-02

FHAXlER-On May !. 1884, Minnie II.
wife OF Ephratm Il. Fraa er. aged ..
years,
Relatives and fr'eads are respectfully
invited to attend the furcrIl, Friday
Nay 1, 1894. ut O'Clock, from the resi-
dencs of her aunt-, the Misses Campbell
near Iron liiil. Nd. lntormcnt AT Welsh
TrHct cemetery.
SCH W ALMEYER.-lu this city, on Apri
rs, 1894, Harry &. Sch Nalneyer aged 5
yenrs.
Friends Of the family. keoNuk Tribe
No. J. ] o, II. NJ. 60 don Cat Command
cry No. 10, knights OF Malta and employ
es ut the Pussy 4 Jones Company. ar,
respectfully Invited to attend tho fupera
from his luto resdru Q, 9th and Adam,
streets on Wednesday afternoon ut
o'cloc's. Services nj arrl4pn NJ. L
Church. lntcrinent at Xiv orviuw come
tety.
Anyone wishing Hover work fol
funerals should coll at Hayden's. 20.
Market street.