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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-12-30
Aeafts.

BAIRD--In this city, OH December e2d, 1897 DR..
Chai.es +. Baird, aged ~ years.
BA0wN--Near Milford Cross Roads on Decem-
oember eth, 1897 Mrs. Ann i. Brown, mother
OF William j. Brown, aged 20 years.
cONSE!d.--At Wooddale, Dol, on December
ssth. 1897 Margaret b., widow Of Peter connell
l,elatiyes and friends are invited to attend tho
funeral from tho residence OF her son-in-law,
JOHN L., LpmporD, at Wooddnle, Del. on FRIDAY
morning, December 3lsi, at 10 O'Clock. Mass at
Il. Patricks Church at II o'clock. interment at
AahiRnd cometnry. --s,a
cRA1G-In Philadelphia, Pa, on December Goth,
1877, Lewis Craig, nged % years.
DoNAnoE-ln this city, on December Goth, 1897,
Helena, daughter Of John and Annie ponahoe,
i.ela,iyss and friends are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral on Fridny. December 3lst,
at O'clock, from the restdepco OF her parents,
No. Sai hirewood street. lntorment al Cathe'
DIAL cemetery.
GRUBB-on peccmber abth, 1897, Edward Gilpin
son of Hannah II. and tne late Joseph Q,
Grubb in his 2ilh year
JANvIEE--At her residence, at Delaware City,
on December 25th 1881, at o'clock, y. M,
Sarah q. Janvier, in the 73d year OF her nse.
BRiDE--sud1cnly,n Stanton, Dol, on Dercnl.
her Gath, 1897, T. Wesley MeBride, aged 3!
years. and his wife, Jennte y. Mcbride, aged
81 years.
McDDw ELI-In this city, on December esth,
1897. Joseph L. Mcdowell
Relatives and friends are Invited to attend the
funeral On Friday morning, Decninaer alst atO
O'Clock, from hts lt;e residence, No: 9UO Delaware
avonne, High mass ut Sacred Heart Church.
Interment nj Ca Ihedrnl cemetery.
ROBtNSoN--In st. Louie. Mo-, on December
g9d, 1897, ElnIrr, wife of Edward /. Robinson,
formerly of Wilmington.
SHuSTER--on December 25sh, 1885, Samuel
Shustsr, in his S7th year.
SMALLWOQD--In this city. on December 18th,
1,97, Samuel D. Snall1ood, aged IS years.
TAYLoR--On Deceinter c6;h, 1857, the Rev.
William W. Taylor, in his Sith year
NIRi uE-ln Philadelphia on December 2sd,
1887, samuel b. Virtue, aged So years,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-12-30
AID FOR CORCENTRADOS IN CUBA.

Food and Clnthing Nesdrh--D DO Not send
Money, says Dr. Palms, nrcause IL Would
Benefit tho spanish Only.
Associated ProsI Dlsnnt3a or SDlctal WiroL
New York, Dec. 90. =" Governor Cen
eral Blanco's acceptance Of President
Mckinley'H request that the American
people he permitted to reieve the suf-
ferings OF the concentraduR in Cuba is
tantHmount to acceptance Of tho offer
of intervention by the United Statoa in
the conflict SO long in orogress between
the people of CUBA and tho Spanish
government, aHid Tomas Estrada
Palma. chief Of the Cuban Jnnta in
this city, to an Associated Press re-
porter to-day,
Az tae administration believes that
pence in Cuba can be restored only by
rolitiral intervention it cannot reject
tan favorable opportunity that thus
presents itself to intervene for the pur-
pnse of ending the war in Cuba" con.
tiuusd DR.. Palma. "Tne deplorable
condition of the concentrations has been
caused by tho cruel warfare waged by
Spair, and tho government. finding
itself unable tn relieve tho situation,
han applioi to the Unitsa States for
aid. President Mckinley must see by
nov that thnr9 is no ntance far peace
to be established in Cuha without in
torvention, and, living up to his word,
as given ia his previous messages. must
intervene, and Spain cannot nationally
and consistently reject such interven-
ton"
Coming down to the relisf plan it..
self, Dr. Palma said;
If tho American people are willing
to help the concentration they should
send no money. That would go TO feed
tho greedy mawa OF the Spanish mer-
chants, and help Spain to continue ito
warfare. Food, clothing and the like,
but no money--.that would be the best
plan to follow out Money will benefit
tho Spanish only"
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-12-30
SITUATION IN RAE FAB EAsE.
Is the Absorbing Topic IN tn. Diplomatic
Circles at washington

Is the Absorbing Topic In the Diplomatic
Circles at Washington.
Associated Press plspatch by special Wire,
Washington. Dec. 90. = The rand
movement Of events in the far East
continues to be an absorbing tonic in
the diplomatic circles here, particularly
at the embassies and legations of tho
Powers which are aligning for an ap-
pnrent struggle for Chinese territory.
There is no further talg of the United
stasos as possible factor in the Coz
test.
At the snme time, an eminent
authority ON International affairs said
to uny that II situation might develop
when the United States would be called
upon to 20 much further than protect
American interests at the treaty ports
10 China.
This situation would come ne said,
If the scramble for Chinese territory
went to the extent of tho extinction of
China and the complete absorption of
the old emnira b. foreign nations.
Such is tho apparent drift of the pre-
sent movement, he said, ami, il it he
comes reality, then condition would
arise similar to tho determination of
Poland.
Poland had established precedent
in International affairs, ne said, and,
following that precedent, if China we're
to ito absorbed, then it would be a
question which the United States, in
common with ali the nations of tho
world, must take coguizance. Until
this final movement occurs, however,
il ia plain that the United States has
no interest in the fencing Of European
nations and Japan for cnaling stations
and ports on tho Asiatic coast.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-12-30
DOpss.


Special Correspondence oil Gazette and Journal
Dover, Dec. 81. w. Lockwood Lamb
and Miss Elizabeth @. Culvsyhouse,
the former of Indiana, were married un
Thursday afternoon at the residenpe of
the brides parents, on New street, tho
Rav. j. O. Pierce officiating. Robert d.
Simmons was best man, N ISIS Katherine
Spencer maid OF honor aud Miss Mar
guerits Hayes flower girl, Miss Eliza
beth b. Hayes played the wedding
nurch.
Tho wedding OF Thomas Wilder Han
son Of Rising Sun and Mics augusta
Blanche Slaughter of st. Jones' Neck
will taks place on January 9Th.
Tho fourth anniversary Of ttomegy's
FIRES Library Of ST, ,Iooes' Neck will
lilo celebrated next Friday. Tbs eyer
cises will include addresses by William
7. smithors, Henry Rilgey, Jr., John
Hutton aud Arley 3. Maeeo.
The Rev. r.. H.. Adams, y. d., prs
siding elder of tha Dover district OF the
Wilmington Conference, has boan In
vitea to become pastor Of the Easton
Methodist Episcopal Church noxt con-
ference year.
Janus Fisher, colorsd. on Friday,
struck his vile. 10 the face with a
whisky bottle. sevareiy cutting her.
A man named Spencer, living at Ris-
ing Sun, after drinking wood alcohol,
on Friday, became blind. He was
sent to hospital.
During a fight, on Saturday, Harry
Handy, colured, was shot by man
named Fulner. he nall struck Handy
below thu aye, and came out the back
of his head.
Dover, Dec. 90. Central Lodge, X.
Of r., has elected the following officers
| Chancellor, G.. n. lloyd; Vice Chan
csllor. Jaloss Bonn ; Mastur Of Finance.
| William S. IIaman; Ma5tar ni Elk
chequer, William $. rostic; Keeper Of
Records and Snal. Samuel IL, Carson !:
Master of Work, Ollie &. Hayes; Mas
ter att Arms, W. n. Maluney; Inside
Quart, John Roe; Outside Guard.
Walter u. cinnamon TrusteDa, George
w. Morgan, William S. Ilaman anil
! Joseph X. Pyle; Representative to the
| Grand Ludge, Louiu T. Phillips.
Tho dwelling OF the late Karl K.
Jansen was sold, yesterday, to Emma
Il. Jansen for $3.50.
This wedding Of John P. Grier and
Miss Msrteena kingsbury took place
! last evening, tho Rev. j. Q. Pierce
officiating.
Charles Reeder OF Dover was driving
hiH team at Viola last evening, when
tbe horse took fright, throwing him
from the carriage aud dslncating his
| shoulder. The horse continued to run to
| Wyoming and cana in Contact with a
| fast running freight train, which killed
tho horse Instantly and demolished the
carriage.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-12-30
PASTOR LEWIS H0n0RED.
Nominated by the synou of Wales to a Rec
kponsibia PrOfesaprship.

Nominated ny the Synou of Wales to Re-
sponsibia Profsssurship.
The Rev. William Frederick l,ewis,
M. A., pastor of Rodney Street Pres.
byterian Church, has received f1atter-
ing offer from Wales, which, in all
probability he will accept. He was in
formed by mail yesterday that he
had been nominated by the Synod of
the Presbyterian Church OF Wales to
the chair OF Hehrow and the Old Tesla
msnt at the Presbyterian Theological
College at Bala, North Wales. He has
until February to give his decision as
to whether or not he will accent. but
in a conversation about the matter he
intimated that be would probably &C.
cept.
mr.. Lewis has devoted much special
etudy to Hebrew exegesis and when at
Princeton College gained the Carter
scholarship. Last year he was made a
follow OF the London Athenean Society.
He has written series OF articles on
''The Integrity of the Pentatsuch"
and the Coptic versions of the Bible.
DIR. Green. professor of Hebrew at
Princeton, and DR.. James, who is the
bead master at Rugby. and who have
personal knowledge Of the qualifiea-
tions of Mr.. Lewis for the position,
were his nomipators.
MIR. Lewis is one of the most popular
ministers In the city, He has been
pastor OF Rodney Street Church for
five years, and in that time has made
many warm friends here. lie bus built
up the church wonderfully 10 member
ship and attendance. He has mani
tested great interest in the Young
Men'a Christian Association and SINH
lar work among young people
He was born in Shrewsbury, Shrop.
shire, Eng, and is 35 years of age. lie
ia an A. b. of the Royal University OF
Wales and graduate of Princeton
Theological Seminary. He also spent
some time ct Lake Forest University,
in Chicago. Several years ago he re-
ceived call from a church In England
and thought seriously OF accepting.
Ilia church bere, however. was loath
to part with him ana he was given a
vacation, which he spent in England,
lie also passed his vacation last sum
mer in England.
Should Mr.. Lewis accept the offer his
departure will 10 very much regretted,
mot only by tho members of Rodney
Street Church, but also by many others
who have formed his acquaintance or
who know OF him. Ever since no came
to Wilmington he has been very active
in the councils Of Now Castle Freshly
terry and has held honorable Offices and
been on important committees in that
body.
He was very much surprised when he
received notification of the offer from
Wales, as be hal co intimation before.
hand
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-12-30
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Work of a SYindler.

Elkton, Nd, Der. %. "A young man,
about 81 years old, representing him
sell to be Henry Duyckinck, son of A.
l.. Duyckinck of the firm of a. L.
Duyckinck u Co.. OF Rising Sun. this
county. recently sold to @. A. Wax &
Co., of Baltimore. grain dealers, car
load OF oats, which he claimed had
been shipped from Riaing Sun, and for
which he produced false bill of
ladiug. A check was given the young
man for $500, which was cashed at d
bank. upon Duyckinck being identified
by Mr.. Wax. Ito also sold Mr.. Wax
two osrloads Of corn. Since that time
nothing has been heard of the man,
ana investigation proved that the man
was an impoetor and not in any way
connected with Mr.. DuyckiucE.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-12-30
DELAwAREo CTR.

Special Correspondence OF Gazette and Journal
Delaware City, Dec. 49, Old Glory
Council. Jr. o. U. a. M, gave a
smoker on Thuraday evening. The
question ''Sbould the government com.
pei bachelors to marry or tax them $500
per year for all years over "a years OF
age?" was debated, J. A. Collins,
John Keane and 9. i. Reybold taking
tho affirmative and F. r. Householder,
E. Cole, and A. 2. Roberts the mega
tive. The question was decided in the
affirmative. Refreshments were served,
and a collection for the National
Orphans Home was taken.
The government launch Cadet, run
ming between Delaware City, Fort
Delaware and Fort Mott, will go out
OF commission next Monday. The
steamer Delaware of tbs United States
engineers' department will be used as
dispatchboat while the Cadet is being
repaired.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-12-30
Almost crazed by Loss OF wealth.

AssOS atad Pre7s DlsplJin OF sDaclAI Wlt94
Miles. Mich, Dec. 30. -Lawrencs
Walters. an aged farmer residing thres
miles north of Wayland Cass county,
had no faith in banks, and nlaced mis-
savings. consisting of about 81, 600 in
greenbacks and $1,000 in government
bonds, notes, mortgages and nther
valuable papers, 10 tin pan. This
BIO buried tensath the floor Of his house
spme months ago, and no has boon in
the habit of visiting tho hiding place
every day TO see if his fortune were
safe. This morning, when DO made
tho customary visit, be discovered that
robbers bad been thorp, for hia fortune
had disappeared. the old man is
almost crRzed over his loss.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-12-30

Iron Hill, Md, Doc. IS, Several
accidents, the result of the slippery
going, marred tine sport at the Iron
Hill track this Afternoon, ard in one
case, at least.a jockey sustained serious
injury. In the second race the year
old Merritt. with Neary Up. fell while
rounding tbs lower turn, and Traymore,
with Higgins up, foil over him. Both
boys were picked M unconscious, and
carried to the Jockeys room, where
Higgins was found to DO suffering from
cnneusson of ths brain, while Neary
and the horaes escaped injury.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-12-30
TnE ssARcH .FoR THORN

Notices Giving Full Particulars Sent Out by
the Police Department.
A number of largo circulars contaui-
ing full description of Charles Thorn,
colored, who is supposed to have MUIR
dered George d. Farra, have been
printed by the Police Department and
sent to every town or settlement on the
Peninsula, and also to other places.
The circular also makes announcement
of Gov. Tunnels reward Of 500 for the
arrest of Thorn.
While the Farra house was being
cleaned hammer was found in the
Kitchen. and some are OF the opinion
that the murder was committed with it.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-12-30
LEwEs.
Special correspvua snce Of t.aaotlo and Jour.

Special Correspondents OF t.nzet,e and Journal
Lewes, Dec. 26. The schooner Vir-
ginia Rulen, from Virginia for New
York, with cargo of railroad ties,
struck on Turner's Lump yesterday.
The Assateague life,saving crew went
to her assistance, jottisoned half the
dsckload and floated her and took her
to Chincoteague anchorage. She is
leaking badly,
tbs steamboat james A. Carney, from
Mohile for New York. which went
ashore on the beach at Delaware Break
water Thursday night, floated this
morning, apparently intact. She pro.
Ceeded to New York.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-12-30
LAUREL.
Special Correspondence OF Gazette and

Special Correspondence of Gazette and journal
Laurel, Dec. 27.- The funeral Of
Joseph Moore. aged SO years, of Bethel,
took place last Monday.
The funeral of Mrs. Jerry Wright,
aged n years. of Bethel, took place ON
Tuesday,
Mrs. Thomas Hastings. aged so years.
died at Lewes on Monday, Her
funeral took place here on Wednesday.
the Rev. Robert Watt, ID. D., officiating.
The interment was in the Odd Fellowa
cemetery.
Mrs. NJ. S. II, Unger has been elected
a school teacher, vice Mrs. JENNIE G.
Waller, resigned.
The wedding of Stephen Wingnts Of
Bridgeyills and M iss Aletha Lave oil
Laurel will take place on January 9th.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-12-30
Marrlaaes.

STUDIES WILLIAMS At the home Of the brides
aunt. Mrs. NJ. q. Carlisle, in Harrisburg. Pa,
on Wednesday, Decein Der goth, j. Bacon
Stubns, NJ, D., and Miss II. Blanche Williams,
both of this city
yIlIL--CoLLER--At the home Of the BRIDES
mother, at Port Penn, Dol. on December $50,
1897, by tho Rev O. A. Gillingham. John Isaac
Will and Florence May Collier.
WouD-SCHWATKA--At Wesley NJ, 3. parson.
age, on December 23d, 1897, by the Rev. w.
W. Sharp, James u. Wood and Isabella s,
Schwatka, both OF this city.
WoLH ERR--BLOOM-At their home. No. 1920
Reed street, on December 22d. 1897, by the Rev,
John u. @. Hanna, George Wolherr and Maggie
Bloom, both OF Wilmington, Del.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-12-30
NBH5kh.


Special correspcndence oil ,4azette ana journal
Newark, Dec. 90 --osGeola Lodge,
X. of p, has elected the following
officers: Chancellor, John II. Ramsey /;
Vice Chancellor, Leslie T.. Hill !;
Master Of Work. Joseph McCor nick |;
Masier-at-arms, Oliver Rambo; rrelate.
Harry H. DoughArty; Master Of FL
nance, Lawrence Whiteman; Keeper of
Records and Seal. Louis A. Steele /;
Master Of Exchequer, j. 9. Shivler !
Inner Guard, John Charsha; Outer
Guard. Edward o. Walton; Trustees,
Joseph McCormicIs, Charles Walton
and Harry Fl. Dougherty; Representa-
tive to the Grand Lodge, Joseph Nc
Cormick.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-12-30

Carrie Mcbride. the 6-years- old child
who was injured in the accident at
Stanton crossing last Friday morning,
and who is at the Delaware Hospital,
is recovering nicely, and Dir. Joyce,
who ia attending her, expects that she
will be able to leave the institution in
about five or six weeks. The right
leg, which was injured, will probably
be ahortcr than the loft leg. DR.. Joyce
stated that she 10 exceedingly cheerful
and has become the pet of the hospital.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-12-30

Miss f.. blanche Williams. who has
been teacher in the Howard School
during the last three years, was mar
ried to j. Bacon Stuhbs, NJ. d., of
this city, at the home of the brides
aunt, Mrs. N. &. Carlisle, in Harris
burg, Pa, yesterday. After short
bridal tour they will reside at their
home, S27 Tatnall street.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-12-30

Special Correspondence of Gazette and journal
George town, Dec, %, John Barr
has contracted to build bridge at
Middleford Dam for 1900.
The farm OF James NJ. Gordy, who
was hanged last summer for numbering
his wife, was sold yesterday. 1t con
sists Of 100 acres in Gumooro hundred.
Thinking that q clear title could not
he obtained, people we're afraid to bid.
The property was sold to Sheriff
Purnell ana Attorney General White
for $50.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-12-30

Associated pr,4' DsDlt:iI ~ spa;iai wirn+
New York, Dec. 30 Tho ferryhoa
FanwOod, Of the New Jersey Central
line, nollidea With a Pennsylvania rail,
road float in the North River early to
day. THO woodwork on the Fanwoud'l
port sida was crushed, and her passsn.
gera wore thrown from thar seats, foui
OF them sustaining painful injuries.
Tughoats were required to disengag,
the tAhwcod from the float.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-12-30

Letters of administration on the
estate of Mrs. Jennie L. Mcbride of
New Castle hundred, who with her
husband, I. Wesley Mcbride, was
killed at the Stanton railroad crossing
last Friday, were granted yesterday to
insenh f. Donoho.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-12-30
Approved by the President.

Associated PrssS oisnatsn ~ SDs;ill Wire4
Washington, Dec. 20. 4 Secretary
Foster had brief conference with tho
President To-day, after which the Presi-
dent approved the bill prohibiting the
killing of fur seals in tho waters OF the
North Pacific ocean, which was
passed the day Congress adjourned for
the holidays.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-12-30

Associated PrstA1tihts; " 1p+"L y,csA
Delaware Breakwater. Dec. 90. The
schooner Virginia Rulon, from Virginia
for Now York, which struck on Inr-
ner's Lump last Saturday AMI later was
pulled into deep water, has heon
beached by tho Assateaguo life saving
crew. The schuonpr was lsaking so
badly that it WAS found necessary to
beach her, to prevent her sinking and
becomipe total loss.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-12-30

Associated Pr,u upsolt;l p; So,jiaI Wires
Saratoga N. y, Dee. 90 The ther-
mometer, to-day, dropped TO 8 degrees
below zero at North Creek. 10 below at
Saratoga, II below at Rouse's Point
and IL below Mt Blue Mountain Lake.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-12-30


NOTICE., JOSEPH S. GOODWIN,
IN tho owner and occupant Of .ho house
siiunted in School district No. 49, New Castle hum
drcd city of New Castle county of New Castle
and State OF Delaware, in compliance with the
requirements OF the acts OF the General
Assembly in snch case made and provided, do
hereby givc notice that shall apply In writing
10 the Court Of General Sessions OF the Stare OF
Delawere.in and Tor Nov Castle county on MON
DAY, the 9TH day Of February, A. d. 1893, bslng
ti.e next term of said court, form license torsaid
house rs N inn or tavern for the sale therein
OF Intoxicating liquors in less quantities than
one quart. 10 be drunk on the promises, and tho
following respectable citizens OF said School dis
triut al least six OF whom gre substantial frcp-
holders OF said School dish ryecommend tho
said application, viz:
Pussy sidwe Eugene X iris,
Within H. Mccoy, John 4. Mo-.
danes Carin, James Legg, Na
Jaines I. FinnoSGn, Michael Fitzgerald,
Israel Riding. Alexander McGue,
James ]. Ryan, James y. Brady,
Lewis v. Wort2, T. u. Chase,
John Z. Campbell, John L. Shearer
decsS-3ti JOSEPH s GOODWIN.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-12-30

John NJ. Culp, the 3.years-old son of
George Culp, of No. 1919 Lancaster
avenue, died Tuesday from the effect
of burns received 10 m accident which
happened a few days ago.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-12-30

William II. Schultz of st. Georges,
who but few weeks ago took out let
tiers OF administration on tina estate of
his brother, died last week and was
buried on Monday.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-12-30

Frank NJ. Boyle, engineer at the Non
pariel Laundry. No. 500 Shipley street.
was badly scalded while at work yester-
day. His injuries are not serioua
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-12-30

Aaao,,ated pose hsott,n - -n..u 'virs<
Fhllndelrhin. Dec. ag.-Wheat, stehdy: No
PaunsglvhniH red in export elevator, Dga9gA c.
No. 2re'i srotln export elevator, aSsAS &C.
Corn, unchanged. No. = for local trade 31a3ic.
Oats, steady: M. white, 2gkc.; No white,
2S1.c.; M Q mixed, q \ a9Sr.
BraD. steHGy. winter i'll hntk, Si25oalt.50
spring in sacks, Si3D0sl3.bls
sugar, refined, unchanged.
Butter. hrln fancy Western creamery. 22kh
e3c.: do. P9nnsylYania prints, 2ic,: do. Western
prints, 2ic.
Eggs. Irni. fresh nearby, &c.: fresh Western,