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The morning news., 1898-12-09
coIored Methodists in session.

Brunswick, Dec S.-The twentieth an
nual session Of the South Georgia annual
conference c. NJ. e. Church, convened in
this city yesterday. Representative men
from the colored Methodist Episcopal
Church are in attendance. and Bishop Cot
tren presided. An address of welcome wds
made by DR.. r. s. johnson. of this city,
and speeches were also made by c. A.
Shaw, Rev. j. NJ. Williams, Of the Baptist
Church and William Daniels Of the Meth
odist Church. Rev. ]. S. Persons respond
ed to the address Of welcome. over two
hundred are in attendance.
The morning news., 1898-12-09
NAvaI STONES.

SDir1s Turpentine-There was a good
demand for spirits turpentine to-day. The
gales amounted 10 10i5 casks while the re-
ceipts were only 461 casks At The first
call, at the Board of Trade, the market
was bui,etlued firm at 81 cents. with sales
of 5i5 casks. Al the last call the market
closdd arm o. 81 cents, with sales Of 800
casks
Rosu-The market remained firm and
unchanged, " N q fair demand for the
offerinrs. At the first call, at the Board
Of Trade, he market wos builetned firm
and unchanged, with sales OF 099 barrels
The market closed nIm and unchanged,
with no sales reported. The following
The morning news., 1898-12-09
COTTON MARKET STRONG.
AN ADVANCE ON ALL GRADES IN
THE spoT MARKET.

Good MiddIiug a Cent Higher and
other Grades Advanced t-fG Cent.
spirits Turpentine Firm at 81
sale Markets steady.
Savannah, Dec Sal, of the leading
local markets we're in good shape to-day.
There was good demand in all depart
men,s but offerings were light
on account OF buitsh feeling, An
Grades of cotton advanced and spirits tur-
ponune was firm at 81 cents gallon. The
rosn market was firm and unchanged,
VITA good demand for the Offering. The
wholesale markets were steady. The fol-
lowing resume Of the d fferent markets
viii show the tone and quotations at the
close to-day.
The morning news., 1898-12-09
TO NOMINATE CITY OFFICIALS.
WaycroSs school 10 Take Vacation
From Dee. 23 to Jan. =.

Waycross, Ca. Dec. S.-Mayor Knight
has called a mass meeting for Friday
night for the purpose OF nominating a
mayor. five aldermen and one member Of
the Board OF Education. Warren Lofts
term expires
The public schools viii take a weeks
vacation from Dec. % to Jan. > The clos
ing exercises on Dec. % win be interesting
ana appropriate. Prof. +. A. Pound. ne
superintendent viii visit his Old home IN
GAINESVILLE during the holiday vacation.
The SauHa Manufaciuring Company.
which supplies our city with electric lights.
are putting IN a central distributing sta
lion near the Plant system passenger sta-
ion. Heretofore there has been only one
circuit for the entire cty. now there VIII
bo nve branches extending in different d.
rectlons from the central station.
The morning news., 1898-12-09
CONTEST IN COLQUITT.
observation-disclosures Majority Close,
and irregularities Arc Charged.

Moultrie, Ga. Dec. THE result of pro-
hibition election was not a surprise 10
either side. There We're 999 votes polled
by a majority of So. A notice of contest
has been given, on account of many in
Irregularities in the return and consolidation
of the vote.
The Georgia Northern Railroad mas
changed its schedule. The trains now have
a regular schedule to Doerun, twelve niles
north of Moultrie Work on the road is
being rapidly pushed on to Albany.
There will be very few business changes
in Moultrie on the first of the year. All
the merchants seem hopeful.
The morning news., 1898-12-09
FINANCIAL.

Money-Narket steady.
Foreign Exchange-The market is very
weak. The following are The Savannah
quotations: Commercial demand, $i. slas.
sixty days. SSis; ninety days, 81 s0ss
francs, Paris and Havre, sixty days, 5.26;
swiss, sixty days, 5.292s; marks, eixty
days. 80 1916
buvlne at par and selling as foiloWs
Amounts up 10 l25. 70 cents: SIS 10 $50 !.
cents: SO 20 800, % cents; 500 70 $500 q
per cent premium, 500 10 1900, az q pef
cent premium; 81, 900 ana over. si.00 pof
81 900.
Socurities-The tone Of market continues
firm, with CenIal securities iu active de-
mand, at advancing pr.cos.
Stocks ana Bonda~state Bonds~Georaia
The morning news., 1898-12-09
nit on His Ear.

Brunswick, Dec. s.-Jchn Finch aud
John Thomas, two co,ored men, had a
fight yesterday morning. ana Thomas got
the best of the scrap. After the men had
been separated Finch made grab at
Thomas ear and bit most Of it of. Finch
was arrested and is nov in jal aw9itins
Indictment by the grand jury for mayhem
The morning news., 1898-12-09

New York, Dec. s.-The. market to-day
he's been fairly attended, spot business
fully up 10 previous average. and mail or
der demand for general assortments OF cot
ton goods we,l maintained. The lone OF the
market is firm with few exceptions and
the general indications are in favor Of
higher prices on leading lines. Print cloths
strong and some oad goods rather dearer.
Wooion goods without change in prices,
but demand far Ia volume.
The morning news., 1898-12-09

EoVelpIs 8afne Udy IaaI yFdT I,UJ3 4,WJJ
Charleston s. G., Dec. S-sprits tur-
pentine market firm at &c asked; sales
none Rosin quiet and unchanged; sales
none.
wilmington, N. c., Dec. S-spirlts tur-
penune firm 26slc and 3gAc; receipts, 55
nosIn hrm, 97Mc $l.O2ia; receipts. 167
Crude turpeniine firm. sl.30, 81. % ana g. %;
receipts, H. Tar quiet si.10; receipts. 150
New York, Dec. 8-Rosin quiet at s1.45
Turpentine steady at 40c.
The morning news., 1898-12-09
lane cakebread was an extremely in

lane Cakebread was an extremely in
teregting old woman-to study Physi-
cans and these who teach temperance
in strong drink finally decided that size
was drunken because she liked drunken
ness. The police agreed with them
When she was drunk she was violent
and vicious: when she was sober she
was very repentaut, ard so remained
until she got drunk again.
She was 81 years o.d, so X is debatable
II the habitual life OF alcohol Internally
shortened her life. Forty years ago she
went from her home in Hertfor3shire to
London and became a parlor mald-aud a
smart one.
In forty years are $50 months. 1t is
fair to presume that Jane suffered on an
average a f0rtn shts imprisonment on
each of her $50 convictions; 80 months
IMPRISONMENT in az. SO IN her forty years
m London she was In the lookup twelve
years ana a half and free-drunk or re-
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES years and a half
There is a tradition that Jane Cakekread
was very handsome when young, but OF
ate years. whatever her capacity as a
professional drunkard, she coud not have
posed as a professional beauty
Her chief claim 90 true fame must al
WAYS be that she was the prime cause OF
lady Henry somersefs unel for s2500J
lanages against William Waldorf Asfor
Lady Henry Somerset. as every one
hould know Is a working and sincere ad-
vocate Of temperance in strong drink.
Lady Henry studied Jane Cakebread ana
decided that she was not bad al heart.
nor cruel, had neyer wi.fuliy harmed any
The morning news., 1898-12-09

what was the result OF the expe-
rlment OF having handsome young women
instead Of The regular doacons pass fhe
contribution hoxes?"
at was a failure After few sun
days the young men. found they were
chipping ia more than they could AFFORD
and they quit coming 10 church."-Chi-
cag0 Tribune.
The morning news., 1898-12-09
JAnE cAhEIinEAD DEAD.
she was the Most Famous Drunl<ard
fn Great britain.
From the New York World.

From lhe New York World.
London. Dec. 5.-Jaae Cakebread, for
years a figure in the London poIee courts,
is dead.
she Reid the. record for convieuons for
or disordcrly conduct, hav-
ing been found guilty Of these offenses
about 800 times.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-10
AGAINST TOBACCO TAGS.
Recommendation OF InternaI-Reve-
nue-Commiss scott.

OF
nue-COmmissioncr ScOtt.
WASHINGTON, Dece mber chairman
Dingley of the Ways and Means Com
mittee, has received a letter from the
Commissioner of Internal Revenue, n. b.
Scott, recommending a number OF amend
ments TO the act of June T.. 1898. known
as the war-revenue act. The recommend
atoms cover changes of an administrative
character under schedules = and b. and
provide for the monthly payment Of excise
taxes on sugar rehneries, and Tor PEN
atty for failing 10 stamp parlor-car
tickets.
In the course Of his letter Commissioner
Scott makes this suggestion: That sec
ton 1894 of the Revised Statutes, as
amended by acts of Congress. be made 10
read as follows: "NOne of the packages
Of smoking-tObaccO and fne-cut chewing
tobacco and cigarettes prescribed by law
shall be permitted TO have packed in.
or attached TO, or connected with them,
any article or thing whatsoever other
than the makers wrappers and labels,
the internal-revenue stamp. and the to-
bacco or cigarettes, respectively, put up
therein, on which tax is required to be
paid under the interual-reyenue laws.
Nor shall there be affixed TO-, or branded,
stamped. marked. written. or printed
upon said packages, or their contents,
any promise Of or any order or certificate
for, any gift, prize, premium, payment or
reward "
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-10
GO IN THEIR NEW CHURCH.
DIR. Hntchcr's People VIII Have n
Splendid Day of IL To-MorrOW.

Dr. Hatcher and his church will have
the good wishes of Richmond tomorrow,
as they enter their new granite church
building for the first time.
While they have received unprecedented
proofs of the generosity of others in the
loss OF their former house Of worship, it
Is just to say that largely over two thirds
OF the amount spent on the new building
has come out Of the pockets of the Grace
Street people, and that, too, after they
had strained themselves 10 build their
former house. They have done nobly,
and deserve the congratulations or the
public
Their entrance into their new house Will
be signalized by very inspiring exercises.
At els A. NJ, the SUNDAY school, under
the leadership of Mr.. William r. Jones
the superintendent, will enter the build
ing, and after locating its classes will
hold a thanksgiving service.
At II o'clock the opening service Of the
church will be held and the occasion will
be deeply interesting. \ number of min
listers will be present 10 participate in the
exercises. The sermon on the occasion
will be preached by DIT. Hatcher.
The Baptist pastors. assisted by seve-
raj ministers Of other denominations, will
j. NJ. Several OF the leading ministers of
the city will make ten-minute adj
dresses. There will be a special appeal
made for money at this service, beyond
the basket collection. 1t is the evident
wish Of his people to have the presence
of the Richmond people at these ser
vices ana especially thos. VINO in the
past attested their sympathy with the
church in its memorable loss.
DR.. Hatcher has prepared a neat and
pretty souvenir OF the occasion. and be
sides giving a copy 10 every family IN
the church, desires TO present a copy
to every friend who aided in the erection
of the new church.
On the night before DR.. Hose was in
jured by the electric car Dr. Hatcher
gave him a special invitation 10 take
part IN the dedicatory exercises Of tho
new church DR.. Hose expressed thu
earnest hope that he could be present.
1t is a sorrow TO the church that they
VIII be denied the presence of this emi-
nent man Of God on an occasion of SO
much interest 10 them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-10
THREE MEN KILLED.
EIGHT INJURED, THREE OF THEM
PROBABLY FATALLY.
TERRIBLE EXPLOSION OF POWDER.
Press-MiII and -Four Grinding-Miiis
at Dupont Works Destroyed-Por-
lions of Bodies Carried Across
Brandyvvine Creek.

WILMINGTON, DEL, December g.
Three men were Killed and eight injured,
three Of them probably fatally, by the eX-
plosion OF a press-mill and four grinding
mills in the Hagerly yard Of the Dupont
Powder-works. few minutes arer 3
o'clock to-day The dead are:
ROBERT MILLENY. 40 years Of age;
married; leaves widow and four children
JOHN WRIGHT, 30 years OF age; mar
ried.
JOHN MOORE. 20 years old; married;
leaves widow and Ave children.
Seven others were seriously injured.
Every Wilmington physician who could
be communicated with was summoned TO
the scene Of the explosion TO render aid
70 the wounded.
HOW 1T OCCURRED.
The explosion occurred IN the press
room OF the Haserley or lower yard, OF
the works. carload Of powder that
was being wheeled into the room was ac-
cidentally overturned. and the car-wheeis.
friction that set the powder afire, The
exp,ofion quickly followed. all the pow
der that was IN the press-room going off
In the FIVE successive detonations. The
entire press-mill was wrecked.
The operators az the press-mill were
Mellleney and Wright, and the explosion
caused their instant death. The force of
shs explosion carried portions OF the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-10
EXECUTION OF WEBB.
He Pays the Penalty of the Usual
Crime.

COURTLAND, VA, December 9.-(Spe-
cial.)-Jordan Webb (colored) was hanged
here to-day at $50 o'clock p. NJ. The
crime for which he forfeited his life was
criminal assault committed by him in
September on Mrs. Lucy Bowden, a re-
spectacle married lady SIS years old, who
resides near Black Creek church, in this
county After the commission of the
crime Webb fled, and was not captured
until the 18th day of October. He was
tried for the offence at the ensuing term
Of the County Court, which began on the
18th day of October He was prosecuted
by Commonwealth's -Attorney w. j. Sc
brell and was defended by Hon John G.
Parker, who vas appointed by the Court
TO defend him. The jury returned a YER
dict Of guilty and fixed his punishment at
death. Judge Prince thereupon sentenced
him 10 be hanged to-day. Although Webb
was clearly recognized by his victim, and
positive proof Of his guilt was furnished,
he firmly maintained his innocence until
about fifteen minutes before the hang
ing. when he confessed TO reporters and
his spiritual adviser that he was guilty
of the crime and deserved the terrible
penalty that was about to be inflicted
upon him He met his death with stOlid
indifference, showing no nervousness
whatever. He said that he had made his
peace with his God, and that he was
ready 20 die. He assembled with firm tread
the steps 60 the gallows which had been
erected In an enclosure adjacent 70 the
Jail, and when asked, just before the
black cap was adjusted, II he had any
statement to make, he said: "Good-by 10
everybody. Meet me in Heaven. 1 don't
care what you do with my BODY. Ny soul
is safe"
A fervent prayer was then offered by
his spiritual adviser. Rev. O. G.. jenkins,
after which he was asked by the Sheriff If
he had anything further to say. He an
swered in the negative, and Sheriff VIII
lams then pulled the trigger Of the trap,
and the soul of Jordan Webb was launch
ed into eternity. The execution was very
successful in every particular. Webb's
neck was broken by the fall, and he died
without the moving of a muscle.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-10
"THE SENATOR, WELL PLAYED.
The Lyccum Company Gave Fin
ished Performance.

1.-THE Senator was presented at the
Academy again last night by the Lyceum
Theatre Stock Company, and the perform
ance went very smoothly. Every member
of the organization appeared to advan-
tage and their clever work resulted IN
most finished presentation Of this well
known piece
There was marked improvement over
the production of the play Monday eve
ming. One Of the features of the produc-
lions here of the Lyceum Company IS the
splendid manner in which they are mount
ed. The stage-settings are entirely ade-
quate. and Mr.. John l.. Albaugh, Jr., has
spared no expense to make the produc-
tons perfect in every respect. The ladies
Of the company wear some gowns that are
marvels OF beauty, and the feminine mem
bers of the audiences have gone into rap
lures over them. Miss Lamkin makes
most fascinating and dashing widow
while Miss Remark. as Mabel Denman,
is very sweet and womanly.
"The Senator" viii be repeated at the
matinee to-day while Moths will be
presented tonight
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-10
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
nF

A SUBURBAN COTTAGE ON BROOK
TURNPIKE,
ADJOINING THE LANDS OF EDWARD
II. BISSELB. ESQ
KNOWN AS THE SUNFLOWER COT.
TAGE."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-10
Police DOings.

w. F. Anderson and John Rutherford
(white) and j. c. Edwards and RAINY
Evans (coored). INDUCED in fight yes
terday and were arrested by Officers
TomHnson, Hail. and Wren. They are all
expected to appear before Justice John
this morning
c. ID. Wilkinson is prisoner at the Sc
cond station, on the charge of interfering
with the police in the discharge of their
duty.
John Henry O'Neil (colored) was also
locked up last night on the charge of as
sauting Ida Holmes. lie is bird cap
tured by Sergeant Allen.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-10
THE COHEN co. THE COHEN CO

bodies across Brandywine creek as
lance of 100 yards from the mill.
AT the time of the explosion Moore, VINO
Is employed as a carpenter in the YARD
was within a few feet of the press-niili,
The back of his head was crusheu' anu
he died a few minutes later.
NEIGHBORING PROPERTY DAMAGED
The shock OF the explosion damaged
property and shattered windows In all d.
rpotiOuS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-10
Members Course Opens Monday
Night.

The Reception Committee of the Young
Mems Christian Association is encouraged
by the liberal way in which the reserved
seat chart is marked up for Monday
night. Reserving OF seats thus far Is
double that for the opening night OF last
season. and every indication points 10 a
good attendance. Tho opening number
OF the course win be given by the Elysian
Entertainers, of Now York a company II
four artists, who are bound not only TO
entertain, but 10 please The members
entertainments will be OF choice charac-
Ter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-10
MIR, OsuGa 10 Speak.

Mr.. Osuga the noble Japanese gentle
man, who has given up his whole fortune
for tie education into the Christian faith
OF the young japanese, will deliver an
address at Grace church Sunday after
noon at 4 O'Clock. Mr.. J. Lindsay Pat
ton will be his interpreter. Mr.. Osuga
Will be the guest OF Mrs John B. Light
foot, 5G5 north Tenth street while in the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-10
PERSON Al.

THE DISSOLUTION OF THE tli.N '. ~ n
REUTER- a MALLORY bias ..l ., Ia
possession OF large and yaut1 ,iirr,
RAILROAD, STEAMBOAT, AND I'd
SIfPPIIES. which L will close on.
rom no 10 20 per cent. below m.' ...
turers' price. Have an extra ,iis. 3s.E-
OF RUBBER GOODS such Ns nos, r..s
ing Betting. etc. Write me Tot MAJ
YOU may need IN my line. j. ~ IA
LORY. % Light street Baum aev
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-10
CHINESE SITUATION CRITICAL.
Mnnchuria No Longer Chinese, But
Russian. Territory.

SHANGHAI, December 9-John Barrett
formerly United States Minister to SIAM
says the situation in China is OF the
most critical nature. and that Manchuria
is no longer Chinese, but Russian terri
tory.
NEW CHWANG RUSSIAN.
He asserts that New Chwang, the chief
northern port for the movement Of Ameri-
can products. is practically Russian, and
Is liable TO be closed any day.
ANGLo-AMERICAN PERIL
The only permanent safeguard 10 Ameri-
can and British interests. AIr. Barrett
says. is immediate and united action by
the Interested governments 10 defend the
integrity OF the Chinese empire.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-10
ColIege Girls Entertainments

The concert given at the Young Mems
Christian Association Hall tonight by
the physical culture class of the Woman's
College promises TO be a delightful affair.
Every effort has been made TO make il a
success. Miss Nass. Of the Expression and
Physical Culture Department az the coll
lege. has direction Of the entertalnment.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-10
DrugEeh md ROhbed.

PETERSBURG, VA. December O.
Special --Robert Fields, colored farmer
OF Dinwiddie county while on mis-
way home from this city last evening.
was drugsed and robbed of about so.
the proceeds Of the sale Of his peanuts
The robbery was committed by a white
man a short distance from the city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-10
An Old Man Badly Hurt.

Robert Sykes, a colored man, aged 81
years, was knocked of the Chesapeake
and Ohio tracks at Seventeenth and Rock
alley yesterday afternoon about o'clock,
and had both legs broken. DR.. Brown,
with the ambulance. was called, and fixed
the poor old fellow up as well as posi-
BILE and took him home.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-10
NOTICE TO TAX-PAYERS.


THE RESIDUE or CITY TAAE.9, \ ~ =,
tSaS is Now DUE AND PAlA"l'I 90
this office ~, ~ or, ana
uVERY person keeping house VI -
business In the city is asslsI l ga
s"nai taxes. and those who have I'D. .'
any CITY taxes during the year "lA -
cail and settle so as TO avoid being y-'''-
as delinquent .,.,,.,. ptp. AND
cT!TER CONNECTION BILLS "I' re- .,
dne and will have 10 be- declared
o,,ent h not paid on on before cn4 OF ----ti
FIVE PER CENT was drdel ~
cav Nils. real or personal nor naA l..'
On or before June 5Vth ,.t...
FIVE PER CENT. will be adlel ~ LIZ. ,'.
nan II not paid OK OR BEfoN| ""
interest al 6 PER CENT also 3t....s'
20 ali hills as soon as reported 4e.l4 +.-'.'
particular attention BIS called
above. AS under an ordinance JUST
~ the CITY Council. there ctl
Avoidance OF the o per cent penalty '''-'
December Dist. ....,.,.,y,,f
de lin Collector OF Di.'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-10
TUESDAY. DECEMBER =. 1873

AZ O'Clock p. NJ. the LAND AND Ui.
PROVEMENTS described Ina said deed
as follows:
beginning NJ a point on the westerly
or new line Of Brook Turnpike road as
widened) 10 feet from the old luo of said
Brook Turnpike road. at the southary
line of ground of +. G.. Brduer, hsucs
along said ground of +. C.. Brauer north
Sc 81 degrees west l2j feet OBJ "a point.
thence south 81 81 degrees east 40 Feet
10 ground now or late Of John Re1mal.
thence along the same south Sc 80 de-
grees east rs feet 70 the said westerly
line of said Brook Turnpike r0il and
thence along the same north 81 80 le-
grees west ~ feet 20 the place 0t begin.
ming" The Improvements consist 81.
nearly new modern cottage ot atllt
eight rooms. ana other Improvements. oil
in good order
TERMS: A sufficient sum IN cash 90
defray the expense OF executing his
trust. and 10 pay a debt of SIG with
interest from May II. 1893. and as 90 any
surplus a credit Of six months. negotiable
note. bearing interest from date n sa.8
az 6 per cent, TO De secured Cn fle proc
perty by deed Of trust unless tha parties
in interest shall a. the hour ot sale tl-
rect other terms for the said surplus
ROBERT STILES Trustee.
J. Thompson Brown a. Co., Alcl0neef'.
DEG
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-10

constipst ton prevents the body from
Kidding itself Of waste matter, De Wits
Little Early Risers VIII remove the trou-
BILE and cure Sick Headaches. Bilious
ness. Inactive Liver, and clear the Com
plexlon. Small, sugar-coated. don't gripe
or cause nausea.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-10

WANTED,
TO LET THREE ROOMS, WITH BATH;
second floor; new house; bay-wind0w
front; near First and Main; suitable for
light housekeeping, Or with board. Adj
dress BAY, care OF this office. de 10-1t'
WANTED,
TO RENT FOR WINTER MONTHS
Small Furnished House or Apartments,
on west Franklin or Grace streets. In a
good neighborhood. Answer to Z. O. Box
IA city de 1856
WANTED.
THE PUBLIC TO KNOW THAT WE
have moved 20 rs north Ninth street, and
have reduced the price on NJ. x w. Kin.
ding Wood 10 $l25 per half cord, deliver
ed. A 2jc. box of LightwoOd given with
every cash order
GAY K LORRAINE COMPANY.
IS north Ninth street.
Yards: Laurel ard Broad streets.
32j south Seventh street
Old and new phones de Civ