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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-02
FBtR MARKET REVIEW.
"'msnt in the Demand is Some
Shat Noticeable.
'%fOR FULLER CROP REPORTS
ks,,s o"nries Have Slightly Ad-
"e eem'-Annuai Meeting.
"e Export Trade.

|,s sasa' Texas. August The i'm
| h, ~, 'ne demand mood last week
4. Maintained, but the iocrease in
r,. "o' yet brought 1t up to anv.
Isr 4. =" average. Dealers are vet
=, ~ fuller crop sno~,nr a ~,
s,s 0,Aers Who are waitins on the
! s,e lqS ! election. As general tAt t'g
bs .r, = low ami YET they viii MOI
|aat,s .o, as the demands of theu,
\ IL nl,.. appel them. Timber bills CON.
ksas lsyiSasl supply, 50 far as known
I'M lsira ava many saving orders
NV f1es of im. VI sUch variety as 10
.hness c,,n,,r,, Activity in the ex-
~ ihe nast I ,no, and Tie shipments
-. eyer r,oh'h nave been great
'e' timber W. IN any one month
nsans viii liiue II stiffrn and
n, 70. Sinnireatter be demanded
~ but sh,s,, s nave been slilrh,lv
salts ettcct ie,''s now being made
S,,rN cAa. ' uurlng the period
si,csl mss., ANNOUNCEMENT Of mo-
meeting of the southern o' L,' rne
Seer. g,.rs' association has BEEN
iss M. 'iity y George X. smith.
i,sf; assoc 8 t9 s,,s Southern Lumber ,,r
.assss + ,hhs Tenn ~ o 4, , SSail AZ
.un,npa u&h, at II a. NHlirs-
rSs cssi',9,,T hurSsdi95SS,' A OWING 3; m,;
~ sagt a aeiras. it & impof THna
= aboE SSs,s,asing ways nd 9e pit pte -.
Il ~ . ~ 'sTil sIr results for " M, i,ie4 NJ
a,.a o q S Sgsstion 4, '"i ho re-
49, q ,Sas Heasurer being 1 u, d pre- I,
"a vii |. death " j II" N1 ea
SI,,sse Il t IN isnatt,,c ,, nature are
ntes ara aanoun ss5o IT.
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Mrs Jennie Lewis, Mandy Lewis. Miss

Mrs Jennie Lewis. Mandy Lewis. Mls'
Hattie LoWcry.
M-Mrs y ] MAILER Mrs l. Mays, MR.
II G Monroe. Mrs Lee j Mcmahon. Miss
Bdll McKinzic, Miss SID Mckinney
Miss Matte McGOwan Cl Mrs M NJ
Mcqueen.
P-Mrs Carrie r Philips. SIas Matte
iaintcr.
II Mrs julie G Raymond, Miss Bello Red
die, Misses Fvinit and Milinia R1tcher.
N!ss Lizzie Roch, Miss Ida Rudolph,
larry Q Rider.
S-Nir- Harriet Sanders, Miss Lizzie Sam
ucis, Mrs Annie shelby Mrs Tony
Shuelder. Mrs NJ Sampson. Mrs u w
S'1tcher, Mrs Mary Starks. Mrs "col"
johnnie Sears
T-Mas7 Ellen Tehurg. Mrs j r Terry,
Miss Ruby Thompson Miss Florence
Townsend, Mrs J a Trumhuss.
III Mss Unknown.
W-nstty Washington, Mrs n ~ Was
leka. Mrs Lena Weaver. Mrs NJ e
WEIGH. Miss Bella Whalcn. Miss Nina
Williams. Mrs Apple wynn.
FOREIGN LETTERS.
R-J 4 Bryant.
C-Luoauo Cotrone. Mrs NJ COPELAND
owen Crawfofsi
II Mrs * y Harding, lily W Harper.
q T. S O'Dowd
S-Carl a Schorn. " Spore.
PACKAGES.
C-Carr'e Cnrrosf
GA r GauEemanp.
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ASPHALT PAVEMENTS.


a decline IN the cost OF asphalt pave
ments may possibly result In better drives
along the principal avenues of this city.
Two years ago the average cost OF such
a pavement was 81 u a square yard, Wdth-
In the last few days however, bids have
been received hy the New York commits
sloner of public works from felable con-
tractors who agree 10 do the work for
only sos.
AZ result Of this marked decline in
the cost OF asphalt aysments, several
streets In the metropolis Will be paved
ihis year.
The New York Herald urges the city
governnrnt to take advantage or these
special rates ard secure "a many asphalt
pavcmcnts IA the resources Of tho Treas
ury win possibly admit
A reduction IN the cost of these pave
mrnts does not imply inferior work. az
tho New \ Jrk contractors agree TO give
a fifteen years guarantee.
GRE asphalt pavement Is not enough for
Atlanta, ana q night be We'll FOR those
VINO nave such matters Ia chErge to make
some nvesugation along thls> line.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-02
LETTER LIST.

The following is list OF letters remain
ms tn the Houston pcstofflce Tor he week
ending August 2, A charge of / cent IS
made an zach piece of NAL advertised.
When ceiling for these letters please Gay
advert sed. giving-ate. FREE DE
LIVERY by MAIL MAY BE SECURED
BY HAVING YOUR LETTERS AD-
DRESSED 70 STREET AND NUMBER
Inform your correspondents OF your cor
rect address and request them to address
your letters accordingly
ID. e. smith. Postmaster
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4 REMARKABLE CURE OF DYsEN-
srUlX

John Peterson of Patoutvlile, La. sur
fered with dysentery for eighteen years
and tried three OF the best doctors in
New ORGANS. also half q dozen or more
patent medicines. Very little relief fol-
lowed until ne began using Chamberlaln's
Cohe, Cholera aud Diarrhea Remedy.
which effected permanent cure
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-02
BLACK SKIRTINGS
Choice at S1.OO q Skirt Pattern

Black all Wool Tricot, Black Lustre Brill
iantine, Black Fine Twill Henrietta,
Black all Wool Batiste, Fast Black Ly-
on's Extra Fine Silk Finish Sateen,
Fast Black Brocade Henrietta Wool
Finish Sateen, Black all Wool Serge,
values 25c to SOC yard .........
Choice at S125 Skirt Pattern.
Black Super all Wool Serge, Black Wool
Henrietta fine twilD, Black all Wool
Albatross, Black Fine Lustre Brillian,
tine, values Acc to soc yard ........
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-02
WASH DRESS GOODS:
Special Sale Of 10-yard Patterns.

Rest quality Fancy Figured Scotch Lawn,
bargain at &c yard, choice per pattern
Fancy Figured Corded Dimity, value 10c
yard per pattern. ................
Fancy Printed Agras Linen, per pattern.
Best quality 40-inch Irish Lawn, value
l9tc yard, per pattern. ............
Bengal Indigo Blue Sheer Lawn with
White Figure per pattern ........
Fine White ground, Fancy Figured, very
Sheer India Linen, per pattern. .......
Elegant line of Fancy Plisse, lovely styles
Printed Dimity, Novelties in Fancy
Crepes, Fancy Printed Grass Linens,
values l0c and &c yard, per pattern
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1896-09-15
WARNING ORDER

ln the unitsd states Cuurt in TIE IndIAn
Territory. Hm1fhrru District
1uhn " Muliazd. uialafi1.
Elisa Bell Hnllznd. dsfs1dA1t-
The dwfcnnMnf. EliEm Bell HniinnH. o.
warned 60 Appear tu thla cu1rf ia tktrtT dnyn
and amswrF ltAw Cumplaint nf tAs ptA4nti@.
Inhn ~. Mulland
Natnmaa thn Munnrah4m CnnntMnffna h.
EtiEnru. IudEu % sd rrI. a1d tks sal
thereof. thia 80 dmy % AurmMf. tmlm
0aHAEN NuanFm W. FufLErFa. rlerk.
RarrwtG HARDY AttmrmmNa Tor ulnl1EiMs
VILLAS Ffsirer. aftorusT for uoa-resi-
deaf. MnEM
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WARNING ORDER.

IL tss Usltsa state. essrs 10 tas Isiiaa Ter
rttnrr. suuthrru uistrtcf.
Egannu l. Mcbride. uiAinFi1.
Ada T. Mcbride. drfandant.
Tnw dmfrndauf. AEa T.. MnnrIds. IL warnnd
O. appear in this cuart tn EnirxT days nnd
aaamur So thm rmmufainE - fks uialntIr
EuEenr T. Mcurlds.
Wltnmas the Mrm. Cu1stantine n Eflwurw.
fufEu - aid ruurt. and ter aFal tksreuf
thla E1h daF % smrtnmhwr tmM.
1usnFa ". f-HfEEars. clark.
Thus. Nurmam attorney fur ulaintim
q. q. Lee aftur1sF fur uua-reaitsnt. o
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WARNING ORDER.

To the Uuitsd statss court ln thw Indiau
Territory. 6outheru District.
Nose Garner. plAintin.
May Garner. defendant.
The defsndant. Mary Garner. 20 uar-sd O.
appear % this cunrt % thirty days aal az
swer - the compliant ~ The plai1tir. Nose
Garner.
Wltnsaa the Hon. Cuustnntina a. kiiEurr.
Judge % said court and the zeal Thereof. this
7th day % sept tss.
Tuaarm W. pmfLLtra. Cierk.
Fowler sitman. attorneys. septT
Thos. Norman attorney far noa-rrsid~ut
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WARNINn nRnER-

10 the united states Court % the fndian
Territory. soutkern District
Jerry ASHLEY. PtAintin.
Annia ASHLEY. nwfenhAnf.
The dsfsndant. Annis AshisT. o. uarned 20
appear In this cuurt In thirty days And an-
ASHLEY.
witness the Honnrahis Cnastantins a.
EilEurw. ludEu % said cuurt. nnd the seas
thereof. this z-th dny % AuEuaf. tENf.
IuanFu ". PmtLEaFa. CLERK.
Garrett a Hardy attorneys.
c. ~. Hituan attorney Tor uun-reF 'aelf.
az ~
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WARNING ORDER.

10 the Unltsd statssCourt ia ths fndian Ter
ritory. suuthern District.
Anutr CurneiNun. . afufir.
-.
Preston Curnntaun. drfenfant-
The dsfsndant. Pruatun Cnrnslauu. is
warned 20 appear in this ruurt tn thirtF daua
and answer the Cumpiaint u the piainfi1.
Amnle Cnrmmlamns
witness the Muuurabie Cuuntantinn a.
Eilwurm. dndEw ~ aid cmurt. and the seal
thereof, thls IN cas- % sepfamber. tslc-
famAEf ruaarm W. FmfGLarn. Cterk.
Furuan a urruurs. AttornrTa.
J. n. Nancy. Attorney fnr nnn-reaidmnts
sent
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WARNTNG ORDER

90 the unitsd states Cnurt in the fudian
Territo~r. suutacrn District
4 n. Carrwii. piafntin
-.
Isabelle CMrrwil. defnndmnt.
The defsndanf. Isabelle Carrcli. ta uaru-
cd 60 appear in this cuGrt tn thirtW DAY =
and answer the cumplaint % TIE plai1tl1.
I. n. CarrmlL
WItnsss the Huunrahls Cnnstanfine n.
EtlEurw. Judge q. said runrt. And the seal
thereof thia Egth daF % AuEusf. tsps.
ismaLl 1oaHrm ". FmtLLFs. Clerk.
Inhnauu. Crure a Cruce. attorneys.
a. &. Cruce. attorney fur au1-rrstdent.
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ROOK AID MUSIC STORE
State Meeting of Democratic Clubs.
6. N. YARBROU6H & co.,

For the above occasion, to be held
at Dallas, Tex, Sept. 18th to goth,
the G. c. & S. F. will sell round trip
tickets from all points on its lines TO
Dallas and return at the rate of one
fare for the round trip, or not to ex-
ceed So. 100 from anY point on its line.
Tickets will be sold Sept. 18th and
18th, limited to Sept. 21st, for return.
/. r. MASON, Agent.
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Summer ExcursIon Rates.

The G. G. & S. F. Ry., viii place
on sale June LIST round trip tickets al
summer excursion rates to Lampasasl
Tex, at S11.5O, to Galveston, Tex,
at s17. 7.65, to San Angelo, Tex, at
$3.50 and to Davis, l. T., at Sl.10.
The limit of these tickets will be
so days from date of sale. For futher
information call upon or address the
undersigned. l. X. MASON,
Agent.
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WARNING ORDER.

In the United states Cuurt 20 the tndian
Territory. suuthrru District.
Nc. =. Husn. Piaintir.
z. r. Huaa. Defendant
The defsndanf. 4. 7. Huaa- is warned o.
appear tn thia ruurt IN thirfV dawa And
HuMm.
wltnasa the Hunorahls ConHtantinr n
kiignrw. fudEw % the aMid ruurf. and the
seal thrrenf thia iat.day % srptemher. tstA
lmMALi 1omMrm "a. FmfEEfFM. Clara.
Johnaon. Cruce Cruoe. aftorusTs-
A. G.. Cruc@. attorney Tor nun-rmaidwnt- ~
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WARNING ORDER.

In the United States court In the In
dian Territory, Southern District.
Harriet Thompson plaintiff.
~.
W. r. Thompson defendant.
The defendant, W. n. Thompson.
Is warned 10 appear In this court In
thirty days and answer 20 the con-
plant OF the plaintiff, Harriet Thomp-
son.
Witness the Hon. Constantine b.
kilEore, Judge Of said court, and the
seal thereof this 9Th day Of Sept. isS6.
JOSEPH W. PHILLIPS, Clerk.
Johnson, Cruce a Crnce attorneys.
=. e. Cruce attorney for non-resi-
dent defendant. 8
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Z, -. g. stesess n ss.1. ,sg Defradaats.
The dsfundauta. A. %. sterens and Mrs.. A.
q. Stswena. are warned Co appear Ga fniH
cuurt tn thirty davs and answer the con
ulninf uf the plntmfiNs A. y Mm4Nerfun-
WifuHaa the Honorable Cunstarfins ID.
kilEnrn. judge uf ntd cunrt. Mnd tho seal
thereof. thta ath DAY % Mky. ts1E.
laMAt-l 1uaMFm " FmtAAfFas CLERK.
Lsdbetfer a nisdsus. attornsya anEE
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CHANGE OF HEART.
Mckinley as an Advocate Of Silver as
Recently as Six Years Aao-An
Open Letter From a Friend.

Chicago, ILL.,, Sept. 14.-EX- /
Congressman Fl. +. Bartine has
addressed the following open
letter to William Mckinley, .
republican presidential nomi-
nee:
Hon. William Mckinley,
Canton, o.: Dear Sir-You are
the presidential candidate for
the republican party upon a
platform unequivocally commit
ting you to the policy of MAIN
tanning the gold standard in
this countrv until bimetallism
can be secured by international
agreement.
AS neither you nor the party
which you represent offers
suggestion upon which we can
ground a hope of obtaining
such an agreement, the finan-
cial plank of the platform upon
which YOU stand must be re-
garded as a declaration in favor
of permanently adhering to the
present gold system.
In your letter of acceptance
you treat the money question
as the foremost issue, and dis
cuss it at considerable length,
giving to the present monetary
policy of the republican party
your unqualified Endorsement.
( 1t is scarcely necessary for
me to remind you that 10y such
course you have assumed a
position quite different from the
one you occupied but a compar-
atiyely short time ago.
That very able men may and
do honestly change their opin-
ions upon questions OF wisdom
and expediency no fair-minded
person will deny. That when
they so change their opinions it
is both the privilege and their
duty to shape their actions ac-
cordingly is beyond all contro-
versy. But where the subject
involves moral considerations
where it is simply a question OF
right and wrong; of honesty
and dishonesty-the same prin.
ciple cannot apply and the same
latitude of change cannot be al
lowed. 1t is this distinction
that has prompted me to ad
dress you through the medium
of an open letter.
VOTED FOR THE BLAND BILL.
No one can read your pub
lished acceptance without being
. impressed that you regard TN,
: maintenance of the gold stand
ard not merely as a wise anC
judicious policy, but as abso
] lutely essential to the preserva
I ton of our financial honor.
!, You assert that the free coin
: age of silver at the ratio of II
to l would at once lead to tn,
= "debasement" of our currenc.
to the level of a "53-cent dol
lar" impairing the obligation
= of existing contracts" ant
: bringing a long train of terribl
calamities in its wake. Through
out the entire discussion of tn
:. question the germinal idea j
that parity with gold in the in
fallible test Of honesty in mon
D ey, and that any currenc
o cheaper than gold at its pres
e sent appreciated value is, O
}. necessity, dishonest.
q You certainly are awar
that the campaign committe
of the republican party is Liter
q ally flooding the country wit
= books, papers and pamphlet.
:, in which it is broadly declare
1t that the financial issue, as mo-
,e made, is simply a question q
= = honest money" VS.. "dishones
money" There Is no reason
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1896-09-15

The ARDMOREITE Will ex-
change daily or weekly subscrip
ton for stove wood.
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wARNING ORDER.

In the United States court In the In
dian Territory. Southern District.
Francis r. Gunter plaintiff.
va.
Wiley T.. Gunter defendant
The defendant, Wiley l.. Gunter.
is warned 20 appear Ia this court in
thirty dava and answer to the com
plant Of the plaintiff. Francis p.
Guuter.
Witness the Hon. ConstAntiae b.
Kilgore, Judge Of said court and the
seal thereof this eth day of sept. 1895.
JOSEPH W. PHILLIPS, Clerk.
Dick a. Brown attorneyaI
Chilion Riley attorney for non-res-
idcnt defendant 8
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You who want typewriter letter
heads can find something at this Of
fee that will surely please you. ONLY
the best paper used.
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ONLY SIX YEARS AGO.

lt Il true that the vote IN
question was east Is years ago,
but even then you were old
enough to know the difference
between right and wrong. IL Is
also true that silver was not at
that time so far below the gold
/ level as it is now; but in this
connection you will allow me to
suggest that there is no differ
ence whatever in principle, nor
even in degree, SO far as the
question of honesty is concern
ed. If it is dishonest to coin
53 cents worth of silve INTO a
dollar, it is equally dishonest to
coin % cents worth intol a dol
lar.
But neither Of these explana-
tions is available, because of
other highly significant circum-
stances in your congressional
career.
You probably have not forgot
ten that you were a member Of the
Fifty-first congress and a candi-
date for the speakership of the
/ house. ! am very certain that
the republican members of that
body from the far west have not
forgotten how anxious you We're
for their support, and how ear
nestly you reminded them that
you voted for free silver nearly
) twelve years before. | was one
; of those western members.
At that time (1SS9l, when sill
: yer bullion had fallen to less
: than 10 cents on the dollar in
| gold, you certainly never gave
any token that in your opinion
a law providing for the free
: coinage of that metal would
: involve financial dishonor."
All through the long session
, of the Fifty-frst congress, you
distinctly recognized the fact
! that the demonstration of sill.
! yer was wrong. that the Bland
/ Allison law was too narrow il
} its scope, and that something
{ must be done toward silvel
4 restoration. Your utterances a
? the time plainly showed tha
Concluded on Second page.
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that you regard the advocates
of unrestricted silver coinage
as being deficient in personal
integrity and as seeking 70
establish a monetary policy that
will dishonor the American
name.
Being one of those whose
personal integrity is thus i'm
pugncd, / make free To remind
you that in the year 1873, as n
member of the house of repre-
sentativeS, You voted for the
famous BLAND BILL" providing
for the unrestricted coinage of
silver at the ration of 16 to 1.
At that time the commercial
value of the bullion which you
voted TO coin into a dollar was
little more than 90 cents. Ii
had been much lower, but at
the time your vote was east il
had risen considerably IS a re-
suit of political agitation and
prospective free coinage. You
will also remember, I am sure,
that the Bland bin was at that
time denounced as ''repudia-
ton" and rank dishonesty"
by many of the prominent
financiers who are now giving
/ you their earnest support.
In view of these facts, would
you regard it as impertinent
for me to request a public
statement of your opinion as to
whether or not the Bland bill
was dishonest" measure,
calculated to "debaSe" our cur
rency and "dishonor" the com-
tryi
If you answer in the affirma-
tive, in justice to yourself you
should inform the country why
you voted for it. If your an
swer be in tn, negative, il
should be supplemented 10y an
explanation of how an act that
was honest in 1878 can bc dis
/ honest in 1895.
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WARNING ORDER.

In the unlted states Court IN the Indian
Territory. Suufheru District
A. }. WulNurEun. Fialutln.
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The confidence of
your doctor, why
not yours? You and
your prescription
will both be treated
exactly right at
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To take it where it
will be accurately
compounded, and
where no doubt ex-
lists as to the purity
of the ingredients.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-03-14
ARCHIE BALD,

owing to a squeeze" in the shaft Of
there will be- 10 work today A force
of men are engaged in strengthening
the affected parts. and II is likely work
will be resumed early next week.
Squire Gildea was a Scranton Wis.,
itor yesterday,
At Mondays meeting of the borough
council President Jones appointed a
committee for the purpose of revising
the borough ordinances. This is some
thing that should have been done long
ago. and while ii would also be well
to make provisions for having them
placed where they could be seen and
preserved. A few years after the crea-
ton of the borough the ordinances then
i'm force were collected and published
i'm pamphlet form and one copy print
ed on large card. was framed and
placed in the council room. At pres
ent this card is the only thing in ex-
istence to show that we are governed
by local laws. and even this is in such
poor condition that in short time it
will be useless. The council should also
place a vault or case. in the council
room for the preservation of borough
documents. Under the present system
all the borough books and papers are
transferred from one secretary to an
other and in this way valuable papers
are lost, OF get out of the possession
of the borough authorities. The spend
ing Of few dollars for the purpose out
lined above may in the end mean the
saving of many dollars.
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PERSONAL AND OTHER ITEMS

william Williams, of Dunda fl street.
was on the streets yesterday after be-
ing confined to the house with inflam-
nation of the eyes.
Mrs. William Babcock is visiting in
Oiyphant.
Nlotorman Snedekar has resigned
from the service of the Traction COM
pany.
Mis- NJ. A. Burke. of Brook lyn street.
is the guest of her cousin, Miss Spell
man. OF Honcslale
City Solicitor II. -. Stuart. City En-
gineer Frick and Mayor-elect O'Ncill
have returned from the Reading con-
Vention and are loud in their praise of
the Reading people.
Ticket Agent Claude Smith. of the
Delaware and Hudson, spent yesterday
in iionesdale.
Misses Lillian and Monocca Nissett
of Schenectady, y. y. will spend Il week
win their grandparents Nj. and Mrs.
Joseph MisSett. Of brooklyn street.
Miss Lou Williams of Lincoln avenue
ana Terrace street. on "Wednesday
evening gave Il luncheon in honor OF her
cousin. Louis spencer of Ypisilanti.
Mich Those present were: Misses
Alice Rashleigh, Lizzie ScrrrN. Jessie
Moore. Francis Daley and Mrs. Hannah
Leonard: Mcssrs. j. u. PmtelI. Harry
Williams. George Mills ana DIR. j. J.
THOMPSON.
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BRIEF NOTES.

Accompanying the remains of Mrs. Il.
+. Dilley to Germantown, were B.F.
Dilley, Mrs. George Ent. Burton Voor-
his and X. \. Spalding
The ladies of Memorial church will
give hot supper on Tuesday evening.
March II. After the supper there will
be excellent singing. All are invited.
Wyoming seminary will end another
very successful term with the close Of
the examinations on Tuesday next. The
spring recess then occurs, school re-
convening March 90.
The Young Mems Christian associa-
ton membership contest will close on
Monday evening at q p IN. All par
Elephants will be given banquet in the
association dining room the same even
ing at = p. m.
Captain Henry Herschel and Lieuten-
ant George Williams, who have been in
charge of the local corps OF the Saliva
tion army. have been ordered to Phila.
delphia. n farewell meeting will be
held at the barracks on Sunday even
ing. Those who are to come here have
not yet been named.
The Young Women's Christian asso.
citation of this city is to be favored with
visit from the international city secre-
tary. Miss NJ. II. Taylor of Chicago
who Will give the address at the third
anniversary to he held in the chapel OF
the Franklin Street Methodist church
on Tuesday evening next at 7,2O O'clock
Gentlemen as well as ladies are most
cordially invited To attend this meet
ign.