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tsll.. to Instnll Ofnrrrs.

The regular annual Installation OF ONT
GERS OF Houston lodge No i5i. Benevolent
Protective Order of Elks, VIII take place
IN IN. lodge rooms In the Binz building
tonight, Business Of Importance wll ha
transacted and among other things tho
Trip TO New Orleans In May Will hr di.-
enssed HoustPn has the haaner lodge n.
the State and Unjust have the largest rep
, ,sss 10 weep up this city's repa,a.
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Duildiuv i.ernsi,.

There We're loo\ building permits issued
during the MONTH OF March. asgregating
IN value OF IMPROVEMENTS 1856,
lows. n
Minors OF " Perry, iron roof. Pres
ton aud San Jaclfto; $500
Mrs u W MartialN REPAIRS on house
corner Of Calhoun and sd En,anuel. So.
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A GIRLS DEADLY AIN.
white Rufian shot Through the
In IT

Heart.
Chattanooga Tenn. April 1.-Larkin
Lingo, white, aged 80 years, attempted to
enter the house OF Mrs. Rebecca Carlton,
in Whips Addition. Bridgeport. Ala, last
night while no one but she and her grand
daughter, Pearl Slaughter, were there
Lingo. who was drunk, made four at
tempts to break in the house, first at the
front door and window, then at the rear
door. smashing the window in with a
plank He was asked what he wanted,
and told his violent and brutal intention.
When he tried the front door he was shot
at by Pearl Slaughter, a l4-year- old girl
who fired four shots at him. One took ef-
feet in the heart killing him Instantly.
The coroner's Jury rendered a verdict of
justifiable killing. Lingo leaves wife and
six children. This was the second time
he .ad tried TO break in. Mrs. Carlton
and the girl are highly respected ladies'.
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snERirFs DEPARTMENT..

Taken M hy George Rainine, Bray's
Bayou, one gray horse. wears old. height
u hands; branded Jp connected on left
shouldeF; shod all round. furatop cut; in
good coalition and PAGES. Albert Erich
son, shsTin Harris county. Texas; by w.
NJ. BauS,h, deputy.
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8 o'cleck, tho occasion being the DIST amt
,ersHly of her birth.
Rev. Il l., Selle. presiding older Of this
district Of the Methodist Episcopal church.
Nho conducted the services fni Grace Meth
cdist Episcopal church in odd Fellows hail.
this city, last sunday morning ani evening.
viii Iicach at ALVIN this evenlne aud sunday
morning. aud at Pcarland sunday eleulng.
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HOUSTON DAT1Y PosT SATURDAY MoRNING APRIL 2. 1898

BOOK me fol the m That Is Thursday
OF neat week The telegram was sent
from New orleans. The association did
not receive tnc telegram TIL about 10
O'Clock yesterday morning aud had no on-
portunity TO give notice OF tho postpone
,.cnt nj the lecture.
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the intensity of the patriotism no cry was
heard against the United States. The per-
Torrance lasted until after a. m. and it
is the general opinion that such scene
was never before witnessed in Spain.
The receipts are estimated to have ex-
ceedcd a million pesetns.
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ENIne'. AEirr,york. \ni.nin.

Secretary Richardson Of tshe iiaaincss
Leasue has recvivsd lot Of handsome II.
Illuminated bills showing the the.pc OF he
blowing up of she Maine. whichSwi.i be
represented In The pyrotechniu display 10 he
presented here during San Jaclnlo uAen
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DR.. Mary A. Brannon's Female q

A perfected Scientific LocalIg
nert for all those delican :
painful Diseases pccuIiaf e
men. Relieves Inflatfinia:t
the Womb, Irregular OF.
Periods, Heals Uiceraiioni
Leucorrhoca, Diseased
and Failing of the WOMB
storing strength to the
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aquecu among women. in body, mind aud
Recommended and for sale by H0USJuss
co., Houston, Texas. Ladies who wish spec
vice, write for book and symptom pa.
DR. MARY A. BRANk0N. loz Capitol Ave-. ~
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uSni iail 70 cali at Miss a. wes,ueim-
i,ns ns.ss,s scaay ana Inspect their bsa} Atisui
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we're never better combined than IN do
mestic finish on collars and cuffs. BEAUTY
for the best work must be done Econ.
omy-tor collars and cuffs will last hau
MS long again. ''.''
we are me Only people Who can give you
send TO 81 Packard's Troy Laundry aIs
Prairie avenue, 'rhone as2
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Beautiful millinery displayed al MSS A.
Westheimer s Co.'s today See ad. on
page 6. Va
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B Nlss b J. Klel, Assd 50 years. diea
~ ~: ~ 6clcck yssterday morning, and
~ ~ Hurled 1t O'clock this afternoon
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Gss cooking stoves and hot plates Tor .,,.
by Houston Gas Light Co ~
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DON'T get too self-important; you muj
as wise as an owl, and just as stupid.
DON'T fail to sec our Mems New sill
Sfoes they're simply perfect: the color, 7
right, the styles are right and the prict3
rights 80, $3.50 and $500.
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BEAurY AVE- ECONOMY

Coke ana Ta--yor sale by Houston Ga,
Light Co.
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es1e. who was killed BY Lob
& n 49, buried Thursday afternoo
~ eszzetery, Tho funeral occurre
Il es1spiees ct the Plasterers
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not sarsaparilla; 1t is not n
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diamond is better than cut glass.
1t is the
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Easy Running Lawn Mowers, u
S2.75 ID
The S,s ss,s- "Pennsylvania,'r

Lawn Rakes, Rubber III
MOBILES, Reels, ETC.. at lovI
prices. Call and see them.
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sol Edsl who suicided Thursday after.
n9ef vas buried yesterday afternoon In
~ jewish cemetery.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-03-28
MORE RICH STRIKES
Reported From the Klondike Gold
,.... Fields. ..,...,,,.,,
A BIG RUSH TO TAKE UP CLAIMS.

A Thousand People at Walsh Creek,
Though There Are But Five Hum
dredClaims Therefore Miner Claims
to Have Taken Out $1,000 to the Pan
Seattle, Wash, March 2S.-One of the
biggest stampedes yet recorded in the
Klondike region, says a letter just re-
ceived from Skaguay, Alaska, was oc-
casioned on Feb. IL by a very rich
strike on the divide between the Big
and Little Skookum. The strike was
made in Bench diggings on q high hog
back, 500 or 400 feet above the level
Of the gulches. Fay dirt running from
81 to SS5 to the pan was found.
Following the announcement of the
strike occurred stampede from Daw-
son Of immense proportions, and tie
entire ridge was staked out in q short
time.
This news was brought to Skaguay
by Mr. A. piche, official courier and
dispatch bearer for the Canadian gov
ernment Mr. Plche says there was
great excitement at Dawson when he
left over the Skookum strike, and that
200 men were standing in line at the
recorders office to make a record Of
their claims.
Mr.. Piche also brings the news of a
new strike on Lewis river, which is of
great Importance II 1t develops as Is
promised. On March a man named
Connolly, while prospecting a email
pup" leading off the leads, about rs
miles below Lake Lsbarge. found pay
dirt which is big in promise. Pichc
personally visited the claim and took
from 81 to 50 from single pan. The
discovery is about 80 miles up the
stream from the leads.
The latest reports from the Almon
river country are brought out by
Charles Fitzpatrick, who arrived at
Seattle from that district on Saturday
Fitzpatrick says the find on Walsh
creek Is all that has been claimed for
1t. that he took from his own claim
5000 to the pan. He says there arc
already about 1000 people at Walsh
Creek, which IL 700 more than can Sc
cure claims on that particular stream.
The creek 10 not so miles in length, as
first reported, 1t will not measure over
rs miles. lie says, however that the
whole country in that locality is min
eral bearing, and that in his Judgment
the next three months Will see some
further remarkable strikes. He says:
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-03-28
pPREPARR FOR WAR. y
Arlessage which Is Said to Have Been
Sent to Havana.

FHavana by way OF Key West, March IS
1t was persistently stated yesterday on al
legged good authority that the palace Of
flcials here had received cipher despatch
from Madrid, which, in effect said PRO.
pare for war;" 1t Is not likely that any
thing SO alarming or peremptory was re-
csived, but 1t 10 pretty certain intimatlon
was given that the time for evasion or de.
lay on the part Of Spain was drawing to
close.
There can be no question that the policy
of the United States is making the de-
struotion Of the Maine merely side issue
and coroilary Of the graver question of
the continuance Of inhumanity and prop.
erty destruction IN the island Is disa.
greeable surprise to many high In office in
Cuba. They had concluded that the dis
pute as to the origin Of the explosion would
be indefinitely prolonged, and finally open
the way for new Investigation, in which
Germany, Italy or some other European
power would take part.
Many of the best informed Spaniards
arc free to say that American Interference
on humanitarian grounds would be
bound to carry with 1t tho passive sympa-
thy, If not the active Of all civilized ma
tions, since the facts as 80 local conditions
are no longer in doubt in any Cabinet In
Christendom
Close upon the heels Of dispatch to
Consul General Lee from Washington
asking data as to the number and condi
ton Of the reconcentrados, and also the
length Of time necessary to feed them,
comes the official announcement Of the
issuance Of on order to all the alcaldas,
the civil governors and the Cuban Relief
Committee not to give the information
asked by the Central Committee but to
refer all quiries to Governor General Blan-
90, who approved the order.
1t seems TO have been decided upon after
knowledge OF tho grounds adopted by the
United States as the basis for interview
tion. 1t Is also asserted that such queries
are to be answered by saying thut the
Cuban Government Is caring for its own
poor, but this is not yet verified, and in
the face of the facts, seems absurd.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-03-28

The Grand Arch Council of the PHI
Kappa Psi, Greek Letter College Fratern-
ity, will DO held in Philadelphia be-
ginning on April 18th and ending with an
elaborate dinner at Hotel Stratford on
April 18th. Fred Eden Bach member of
the Franklin and Marshall chapter OF the
fraternity, will probably represent Della.
ware as an orator at the dinner. Morris
l. Clothier, of Strawbridge g. Clothier,
Philadelphia. is chairman of the enter.
tainment committee of the Philadelphia
Alumni Association.
Among the Delaware members of the
fraternity are DR.. J. W. Crumbaugh, Il.
r. Cochran, Jr., e. b. Sadler. Ewood
G. jackson, +. E. Bach, the Rev. Dr.
Charles L. Murray, A. w. Cummins of
this city; the Rev. Vaughan S. Collins,
Professor B. Lefevre, principal of the
Smyrna public schools, Frank Bailey of
Smyrna. The late ex- Congressman Martin
belonged to the University of Virginia
Chapter.
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sCUDpER-BARTLKTT.

p EAsToN, Nd, March e7..-Miss Clara v.
Bartlett, Of Easton, Nd, was married In
Philadelphia Thursday to Hiram Gilbert
lScudder, OF that city, by the Rev. John 8.
Dixon. The bride was gowned in steel
'c0lored popliu, with trimmings Of tur-
,'Quoise blue and applique. She carried
Bridal roses and lilies of tho valley. She
was given away by her brother, Thomas
Bartlett. and was attended by her cousin,
Miss Ella E. Atkinson, Of Ridgely, Nd,
10 maid of honor. The groom was attend
ID by Holmes Greene, OF Trenton, N. j.,
As best man. A reception and collation.
Followed. Among those present were:
Mr.. and Mrs John H. Scudder, William
~. Scudder, Miss Jennie Scudder, Master
John Soudder, of Trenton; Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Bartlett, Of Philadelphia; Mrs.
y. Gilbert, Mrs and Miss Thomas, Of VII.
mington; Mrs s. Bartlett Shepherd, of
New York; Miss Ella Atkinson, OF Ridgely
Miss Grace Stack, Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan
Smith, Miss H. K. Thornton, Mrs. Frank
Campbell, Mr.. and Mrs. Stickley, Mr.. and
Mrs. Young, DR.. and Mrs Fuller, Edward
Dick, o. A. Cleaver, G. Barrett Cleaver,
philadelphia; the Misses Wingate, New
London, Conn. b. G. Kirby, Tallytown,
Pa. Mr.. and Mrs. Scudder win reside In
Philadelphia
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-03-28
THE SPORTING DUCHESS,

After repeated efforts the management
Of "Tbe Sporting Duchess" Company
have been induced to bring this great play
to the Grand Opera House tomorrow
night 1t will be remembered that this Is
the famous spectacular drama which was
originally produced and ran for over one
year in London. 1t played at the Aoa-
deny OF Music In New York for over 800
nights. 1t also ran for six weeks at the
Hollis Street Theatre in Boston and for
nine weeks at tho Walnut Street Theatre
in Philadelphia. In point of fact, 1t was
the sensation of the theatrical season. 1t
contains the greatest cast that has ever
been put Into drama; has fourteen man.
moth scenes, several thoroughbred race
horses, over 500 brilliant costumes, and is
the most stupendous spectacular produc-
tion that has been given In America, ex-
cepting the play called America" which
was produced ut the Worlds Fair in Chi
cago.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-03-28


Miss Bessie Clinedeust is the guest Of
Middletown friends
4 William Oscar Brown returned from
Cape May on Friday.
A. Leonard Heiss Is visiting friends In
New York and Brooklyn.
I Mrs B. f.. Barker, of Delmar visited
relatives here on Saturday.
Miss Annie Gibbons is the guest of Mrs.
r. B. Frazer, Of Elkton.
W. j. Gallagher is entertaining Joseph
McCracken, of Now York.
/. Mrs. Walter B. Daniels spent Friday
with relatives in Philadelphia.
Miss Beulah Wilds, of Dover, has been
the guest of friends 10 this city.
United States Marshal Short and Mrs.
Short went to Lowes on Saturday.
Miss Martha Primrose Is the guest of
Mrs Morris A. Stout, at Mt Airy Pa
Mr. and Mrs. John J. Cody, of New
York city, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. c. A.
Klaurer, of this city.
Miss Egee, who has been visiting friends
In this city, has returned to her home at
Chesapeake City.
Sewell G. Biggs. Of Middletown, was in
Wilmington to-day.
James w. Ponder will reach home the
latter part Of the week.
Mr. and Mrs Charles &. Fahs have re-
turned from q visit at Trainer, Pa.
Mrs. William Rommel and Miss Hattie
Rommel have been spending few days in
Reading, Pa. s~.
Mr.. William Rodman and Miss Ada
Montgomery spent sunday with Phila-
'delphia friends.
- The W. G, T. U. of Stanton and Mar
shallton will give n monograph conoertin
Stanton hall, April T, 1898.
I Diamond State Council, No 6?7 of the
9. b. L. will hold an entertainment and
reception at Manning hall on Friday even.
ing, April ID.
Howard c. Downs has bosn the guest
OF his father, Deputy Sheriff Robert r.
Downs, at Harrington.
Miss Adele Joyce, daughter ef DR.. Il.
O. Joyce, OF No. 1919 West Fourth street,
has gone on visit to relatives in New
York city.
Cards have been received In this city an
pounoipg the marriage Of Miss Laura
Shaw,of Wost Chester. to Maurice G Riggs
Of Llanoroh. Miss Shaw Is we'll known
in this city.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-03-28
In n Hurry For Cannon Balls

The Government officials arc making IN
quiries Of tho local manufacturers rs to
their capacity for making cannon balls
should Uncle Sam desire them A local
manufacturer said that while cannon balls
are not now bong made here, tho con-
Germs of tho city could manufacture from
300 to $50 tons day, or about three thous-
and solid shot.
The largest factories of this kind hero arc
the Diamond State Iron Company and tho
Lobdell Car Wheel Works Other concerns
worth Company, and tho Pusey g. Jones
Company. Currens and Pickles foundrles,
the j. Morton Poole Company and mum.
Der of smaller concerns
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-03-28
SIS Worsted Suits to order worth $50, at
Lockyers, sos Market street.
In the City Court.

In the Municipal Court this morning
Burris Burton was charged with disorder
ly conduct. His wife testified that oil day
yesterday her husband acted strangely.
Shortly before six. o'clock he went out
and purchased bottle of lnudanum He
was sent to tho Delaware Hospital. Later
he WAS released from that institution and
when he returned the family ran out Of
the house. She could not account for his
strange actions. Burton will be examin-
ed by tho police surgeon.
Charles Brewington, colored, was chnrg-
cd by officer j. T. SCOTT with disordorly
conduct. Early this morning he created
considerable disorder ON Front street. Or
fcer Scott said that no one ran his dis
trict but himself. A fine of s. was impos-
od
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-03-28

The inquest on the body of the unknown
man who fell through the trestle near Els
mere early yesterday morning has been
postponed. The reason for suon an action
was that The witnesses could mob be Sc
cured
Deputy Coroner Chandler to-day went
to the Practical Farmer Hotel and sum-
moned George Wood and A!borA Belts ito
attend, to give their evidenced Ii the case
OF George Tllman.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-03-28
Double.Decked Trolley Cars.

A contract to build twenty double-deck-
ed trolley cars for tho street railways of
Buenos Ayres, has been received by the
jackson g. Sharp Company OF this city.
They will be built Of heavy oak and white
pine and will have brass trimmings Tx
plans have not yet been prepared, but will
lie completed In few days when work
will be commenced. They will be among
the finest ours turned out from this estab-
lishment and will be about as long as the
ordinary trolley car.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-03-28

Notwithstanding Pastor Hanna's alb
sence Yesterday from Union so well main.
fained Is the condition Of the church splr-
itual, that all the services went on in the
usual living style. Bro. Rodgers, the local
preacher of the church, preached morning
nnd evening to falr-slzed audiences, and
his sermons were ablo calculations Of the
WORD OF the Lord" All the services of
the day were grand and uplifting. The
PASTORS little sermons, or rather short ser
IRONS, for there is nothing little about
p .stOr Hannas sermons to the children,
were not neglected yesterday Miss Sally
Shaw, talked for about ten minutes to
sac little folks, and 1t was an edifying dis.
course to both children and older people.
The Lord truly was with his people yester-
day at Union Mey they ever abide In
Him Is the prayer Of CHRISTIAN. a
--------------.-
LockyU1'5 10 made to order trousers will
Eu ri 3p every hn1y g09 Maria ctrnos
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-03-28

A mass meeting of the members of tho
Ads Kodish Baron de Herself congrega.
ton was held yesterday at 4lS1I Shipley
street. Nathan Barsky was chairman.
The hall was crowded and great interest
was manifested In the proceedings The
committee Informed the meeting that the
second payment Of s1400 had been paid and
that 1t hoped to settle the remaining $500
mortgage this week on the church proper
ty at Sixth and French streets. The com.
mittee Is In great need of assistance and
those who took subscriptions are request
ed to pay thom, and any ono desiring to
make contributions are requested to send,
their names to either Morris Levy, at 293
Market street, or Nathan Barsky, at 4l6
King street, and member Of the commit
tee will call on them
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-03-28

Detective McVey went down to tho resi-
dence of Alexander DOMAIN below Now
Castle, and arrested the mother.in.law of
the alleged murderer.
The detective was not satisfied with tho
womsn's answers. He Is Of the opinion
that she knows more about the death OF
the child than she told yesterday. She may
be held as an accomplish or us u witness in
Agent Stout Of the S. p. G.. G, won't
down and took charge Of Domains child
rem.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-03-28
March Term of Chaneery,

The March term Of Chancery and Or
phans Court began this morning and the
trial list, which comprises thirty-six cases,
was gono over and many casos got for trial.
Many others were continued.
In the case Of Charles W. Edwards VS..
Jehu L. Alton ct al, rule was issued OH
the plaintiff compelling him to have his
testimony In in thirty days.
Sixty days were allowed for filing testi-
mony IN the ease Of Martha A. Boyd 70.
James Morrow.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-03-28

Sales Of personal property will take
place as follows:
Castle hundred.
March 3d. sale Of furniture, Mrs VICAR,
All Delaware avenue.
April 4, Elwood Webster, horses at Hoo.
kessin, Del.
April Z, real estate at Court House.
Parties intending to have sales this com.
ing spring should engage an auctloneer at
an early day, 80 that there may be no con-
fusion in regard to dates.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-03-28
Elected Officers.

Lenapo Tribe, No. 9. Improved 0. r. NJ,
kindled their council fire on Saturday
evening and elected the following chiefs to
the respective stumps for six moons.
Prophet, Harry c. Dillon; Saohem, G.
NJ. Horn; s, Sycamore, Harry Jacobs, j,
Sycamore. Charles NJ. Bordnor; c. of Re-
cords, Herman Bothum; K. Of Wampum,
Thomas Dinsmoro; trustees, John jack.
son, W. H. Kramer, r. Fl. Wolfe; widows
and orphans committee, G. M. Bordner,
J. W. Neutze,. w. H. Kramer; organist,
Lewis G. Welsh.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-03-28

Patrick Brogan died at Farnhurst yes
terday FROM consumption, Hs wasU years
Of age
John and George A, Mcbride hayo gone
70 Evansville, Indiana, TO claim u tJ0, 1850
fortune LETT by John MCBrido's father,
Henry Rdgoly Jr, will discuss the chang
o. proposed In the school laws at stanton
Hall, tomorrow night
The vnrious G. A. r. posts in this city
PIE preparing for the celebration Of Me-
mortal Day, Another meeting Of the joint
committee having tho matter in charge
%il! BE- held ON Friday evening.
The Post Office Department at Wash
Ing on has ordered the establishment on
Nay OF q sub station Of the post office
b re to o known Us substitution Nosl, In
charge OF Garrett .. Smith.
Lewis Leshem, Shaving and Hair. Dress.
ting Parlor, No West Tenth street.
Mrs. 5. f. GLrton, No. .)2 King street,
will have E G and opening Of HAS, bonne's,
toluas, &c. on Wednesday and Thurs
day.
Simmons g. Bro offer kin1lng wood
for sale at tAe!r sash mill Front and Thorn
sjigets, ut a low rate.