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q tJJYOIs Pure Aluminium Company,
.n;.cturers OF aluminium kitchen uten--
a nd table ware; also Diamond ana
kn,sreutn brands of combs; quotations
srrIhpd to wholesale and retailers. me
|amsdrn Speciality company. siS NAM
49, Houston. Texas. ~
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fins vioiins and cases for
saddle: watch. gun. pistol or offer. No. y;
this Office. ~
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WANTED TO BuY--Seoond- hand Remington
typewriter, cheap for cash. Address 1890,
this office. 70
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BOARD AND - ROOMS.

1911 TEXAS AVENUE--Largc, first class
boarding house, two and half blocks from
Capitol hotel aad Main street. hotel accom-
mpdatinns. transient md regular bohrders
Aolicitfd. rates reasonable. 70
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FfToY SALE OF unclaimed goods by wens

kfT0N SALE of unclaimed goods by wells,
|fgp and Co.'S Express. Houston, Texas,
nttmber !, ls9S.-To all whom it may con-
n; Notice is hereby given that the prop
~ now remaining unclaimed, or other
", in office of Wells, Fargo d Co.'S EN-
(tN, at different points in the State OF
ksss. will be sold at public auction to the
nst bidder, at Houston. Texas. on the
csy OF November neyt, unless the came
sared for and all charges paid thereon.
:! hst OF packages, see small bills. G. A,
W superintendent; /. NJ. Warner, Agent.
Ii. Ochiltrpa Auct,nneer
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RIDs AND PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS will be received at my Office az
San saba, Texas, until u noon. NoY MOVE, ans
10, s1,rurting Two cells about 7x10. with cor
ridor 4 feet wide. between the cells, sil com,
ria,a with sewer connections. Bidders 20
submit complete plans and speeinea.,9,hs VIII Vii
49,, i've DAYS after contract Is awsreel
enter into contract with the county lor TINS
Sork giving bond in the sum OF hVe nph,
dred Cs5OoOo dollars. Bidders NIL snI nav
o%s ~ county Judge In case party TO whom
eortrsct is awarded fails 10 enter INTO con
tract and give bond as above sup,miiIh 1 a.
Riwht is reserved to reject any ana n. 81 p'N'
countv Judge, San Saba County. IeAas'
ca Saha Texas. September q. 1888.
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WANTED--Situation by registered drygcIs,.
sober, reliable, competent; willing 10 20
anywhere to get permanent place: fine
references. Address 42l9 this office .,
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FOR RENT-Two desirable and nicely fur
nished rooms, FIVE blocks from court house.
on paved street Third ward; private fam
lily, Address No. 1880 this office. %
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siiFuLLY engraved visiting cards for
S,a !aales and gentlemen, in the latest
" y sno In the highest style of the art:
p.s, s,,~ per 100, with plate; mail orders
d XIX auended to. Arch. l.. Marshall,
nam street; phone 997.
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|Nee' ms TYPEwRITER-New mod
~. visiSIu :, Tor 1888. are nearest per-
pesdIes, ~st;ns' strongest manifold
)nustrs,ssn. rent end exchange. Send
ssnsrs1 catalogue. ". II. Wright 4
|1sssn agents. Us Main street. Dali
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WANTED-Stuation by widow ms house,
keeper. In or out Of the city. f. M, this
office. %
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hand-Lark II, Rambler
b cu,y 10. Syracuse ~, and others.
Nv .,ofe, Houston. Solar gas lamp,
u'es OF all kinds. II
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n new 2. every descnption-Just re-
4. inv TOP turnip seed. new rye and
49, es, seq wheat, black winter oats,
~: nns new crop Alfalfa clover. 81
D ~ sets and seed. grass seed.
|oonis. svery description. Holloway
1G y commission Company. Dial.
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WANTED--Small iron safe must he In good
condition and cheap. Address p. o. Box lbp
Jouaton ~
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Pr No wANTED--wnl give fine land trade
tor same and possibly other Inducements
TiRno, this office. 70
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WsNTED-Situaton by practical canine,
dress 4l27 this office ~ %
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WHITE MAN wants situation, delivery
wagon, porter, yard, horses or garden. Ad-
dress 4l29, this office. .,
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WANTED-Situation by working housekecper
in frst-class hotel or private family: city
or country. Address Housekeeper 2727 ave
nue. II, Galveston, Texas. 25
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TO TxCeiA NGE--Cattie ranch WORTH $1,000
for Horston business property, Brazos pian-
tst.on worth $1,000 for Houston rcsldence;
Central Texas farm worth $4,000 for ltous-
ton residence. Interstate Colonization Com
parry. 5o2ls Main street. Houston. Texas. u
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WANTED--By middle-aged man. work at pri-
vate or boarding house wages no obiec,
Address c. ii. W, this office, u
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Nina lot Of buggies, phaetons.
= IAI9Ss Wagons and harness. Laren-
~ IT, Franklin and Caroline street;
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~ Ss.i%h-> seven nne well nlied ana graucu
.os ucnting Harrisburg road. corner OF
ssS.inpson street erms TO suit purchasers
aoaress Ia. s.. this offce. y
FORTY ACRES Improved. in city limits; viii
lett ebeap TO reliable parties. fine oyster
gaiu.
On our list OF city property we have sew
olanic desirable residences that we ran self
IL the civ
This is the time Of the year when you
sshvlie Keep your personal and real property
lully insured; We represent the best compa-
nies, give US u trial. Norfleet Cooley,
III binr building, phone rs.
hANDSOMEST BUILDING SITES In block.
ilcntng Smith, between calhoun and Pierce
streets large OAK trees; prices low, terms
easy part city scrip. Thos X. Franklin. q
BARGAiN-owner leaving city; fve-room cst
.sse, in good condition, on street car line.
~ Third ward. small payment down. Ad-
dress 4li2. this office. q
FOR SALE-Good rea, estate business. in
Guiding compete set of abstracts of city anu
county. Address Real Estate, this Office. ~
fck SALE-Ten miles IRON the city. $50
acres, fourteen under cultivation. For
PARTICULARS, address c. s., 1903 Clay ave ~
IF YOU WANT TO BUY. sell or exchange
property, real or personal. make spe-
cialty OF that line and have a large list to
select from; correspondence solicited; no
trouble to answer letters or questions. John
Boyle, room slt Binz building, Houston.
Texas
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copper Ting on gold, silver. nickel
|Hsyln, !. Z. Miller. Houston; phone
Mating a. competent man In charge Of
hs Il apartment. We ar prepared for
hafe ~ description. such as carriage
"a l.stal and surgical instruments.
)afan light fixtures. tableware,
~ 80 20 give satisfaction. U
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WANTED-Situat by young white mar az
clerk In grocery or gents furnishing goods,
have had experience IN both; satisfaction
gwen Address 4l3l, this office. 25
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n sALE-Horse, harness and phaeton;
I'm perfectly safe for lady to drive. Call
slh rlay Avenue ~
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FOR SALE-Will sell cheap, lots 10 and 20.
Belle Plain addition. house and two lots,
2Sl4 Caroline street; terms cash. Edgar
Watkins. administrator. "A
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REAL ESTATE ros SALE.

FOR sALE-Sevcn Hne well fiied and graded
.os ucnting Harrisburg road. corner OF
ssSslnnpson street erms TO suit purchasers,
aoarcss L. s.. this ofice. y
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THREE miles bay front, 81 miles from La
Pcrte, Texas; 1900 acres, thoroughly drained
by four raviues: corn u feet high: for sale
or rent. 20 acres and up; 80 horses for sale
flom SIS TO $40: SO acres land In Wilson
county, Kansas, to trade for Texas land,
horses or cattle. Address W. Il. Root, La
Porte. Texas
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MISREPRESENTATION by first-class dairy
hand, job in dairy or to drive milk route
Address No. also, this office. 20
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tsat Young. gentle and sound mare;
IND md fine saddler; also buggy
tfsvsso' cali al 1918 Mckinney ayenus.
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TO DuY--Youns registered Jersey bull ready
'f6r service, solid color, Address t26I, this
office. 70
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sa6,e5 OUR WEEKLY average for past two
years on an Investment OF SIS. never been
equaled, We gladly give desired iniorma-
ton Grammar y Co, 256 u. Fourth street,
Cincinnati 2j
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NEW two-story house aud five acres. close TO
city limits. south side, for stock Of goods or
city property. w. r. Dichcy. sa7is Main
street. ~
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"ANIED-Middle aged man, white. wants
% %ork around house. horses and carriages
oenVery wagon, anything to get a living,
this office esS 'iao
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Fused letter heads for business pur-
~ also embossed monogram on note
!or ladies' and gentlemen, with en-
" 70 match, beautifully executed In any
sesired. mail orders receive prompt at
~; phone 997.
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MANIFESTATION by competent young
lady as milliner or saleslady; small town
preferred. Address Miss Molle Wilson, 1910
Mckee street. Houston, Texas %
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|pEWRITER FOR SALE-Brand new
3unh Premier No. ? for cash only. p. o.
NJ LII, Marlin, Texas. "a
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FOR sALE--Cheap, new four-room cottage
ana lot on Montgomery car line, near S. p.
SHOPS, or will exchange for equity or untin-
proved lots Address No. AIS, this office.
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HOUSTON HEIGHTS LOTS AT LOWEST
rrices on monthly payments, fino shade:
aood drainage; artesian water. Houston
Heights office. 20s Main street. John a. Nil.
roy. agent.
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! MAN AND WIFE want work. city or coun-
| try man with horse, garden, yard; woman
assist in house. Apply 252o Leona street. 20
Observation-Disclosures job and ad man
| wants position. Address ~" 2l06 Jefferson
avenue. Houston. Texas. 25
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kciAl lot high grade Oolongs, English
aAiasts, lmperais, llysons, Gunpowders,
esn!s, terms four months. Address Chas.
a!eet!, Wholesale teas. New York City,
ntfly Houston.
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MANIFESTATION by an AL solicitor and
travelling salesman, in or out of city Chas.
Curtis, S0i Colorado street. %
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WANTED TO BUY-Typewriter; Smith Pre-
inter-. on instruments, must be In good con-
dition and IA bargain. 400 Binz building. 20
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WANTED Poultry. eggs, farm products FOR
cash, imnedlate correspondence Bolcitcd +.
h. French. Galveston, Texas. 70
PECANS--lf you have pccsns to sell In any
quantity address r, u. French. Galveston,
TNXas. ~
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If YOU HAVE ANYTHING to sell or trade,
ana want quick returns. list 1t with me.
John T. Boyle. room ga Binz building,
Houston, Texas,
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WANTED--Situation by educated man. mid
die age, single, expert accountant ament
correspondent in English, French. GerfnaI,
ana Spanish; good salesman; desires posi-
ton; best references. Address L. Sanders
Temple, Texas ..
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IH, one gallon covers 500 square feet sur
II. one coat lasts five years; ready for
=. absolutely proof against moistures
IA slkalles, ammonias and fumes from
All M oke; unaffected by heat or cold; a
M Are resistant; price, one-gallon can,
N. Ave gallons, $500; ten gallons. $500
rn,e free; correspondence solicited. The
Insdcan Speciality Company, Texas and
suIsians agents. 213 Maln street, Houston,
"a %
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WANTEDAA position as managing house
keeper, companion or to assist In office
work, by young widow. Address 1907 Chen
evert street -
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"A MI I'D Experienced and practical man
, wou'u IKE one or more sets Of books 10 wri,c
rp, rnarges reasonable and satisfaction
e ss1isarah'eed; references, Address 4leS thIs
-'N>' *
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WANTED-A place by colored woman 10
no houscwork; good reputation. No. 220
Walker avenue. ..
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SETTLED woman desires position In wid
overs family to keep house and care for
cn1ldren; country preferred. Address L..
li0I Hardy street, Houston, Texas *
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I'M nnunGrics OF all kinds. Morgan d
~ uunlop. G. & ]. ties in stock:
haoses "a lamps: write for pricea March
|aud az houston Second hand bicycles:
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FOR RENT.

40 LA BRANCH. two-story house. recently
renovated; modern improvement. Apply il6
La Branch. 70
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a taNr- GOOD bar fixtures. Ice box, bill
100 Montgomery. "a
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YOUNG LADY stenographer desires nosT,Ica..
Ieierences and machine. salary no obier,
wv, OH Avenue c, San Antonio, Texas. 70
MANIFESTATION as chambermaId !,
country hotel, by experienced party. Ad
dress Widow. this office. .,
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TWO well improved black land farms and
pastures, five miles from Grcesheeck and
three miles from Thornton a bargain. Ad-
dress j. w. Fulton. Thornton. Texas.
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L On. lroilowlng i25-volt 6ynamos for
n ,hys. |v night, ene 400 light. ors 200
4 tbrss. iSo hight. one 100 light, one 80
III. s' u light. ope . light L. L.
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VEGETABLE GARDEN for reEt-~Fine sandy,
rich soil. 500 bearing pear trees, good house
and barns: full crop of marketable vegetn-
bles now growing Apply corner of Shearn
and Sawyer street, Houston %
The sun., 1898-11-17
Torpedo Boat Destroyers Will Here,
after be Tested on the Della
ware River.

All torpedo boats now building on the
Atlantic coast, or which have already
been built, but have not had their speed
tested, will be speeded over course on
the lower Delaware river under the
supervision of the commandant Of League
Island. This was determined upon a few
days ago, when Captain A. S. Crownin-
shield, chief of the bureau of yards and
docks, visited League Island rather un-
expectedly to inspect the work being
done on Improvements about the yard
and in the back channel.
Heretofore torpedo boats have been
built and accepted by the Government
simply because an engineer officer and
an officer of the construction depart
ment watch the progress of the building
and reported that all the specifications
had been filled to the letter. Some of
them were speded over measured
course in still water and some were not.
The result was that several of these
boats which had record for great speed
do not come up to the mark. Their
steaming capacity is all right, but their
hulls are so shaped that tEey cannot be
driven through the water as swiftly as is
desired in torpedo boat.
Captain Crowhinshield inquired if
there was suitable place in the Della
ware river where permanent course
could be staked off on which all torpedo
boats built by the Government on the
Atlantic Coast could be given speed
trial. q
Commodore Casey called in Captain
jeremiah Catterell Of the tug Massasoit
and repeated the question to him. Cap
tain Catterell replied that there was a
straight stretch of deep water in the
Delaware river below the mouth of the
Christiana Creek. in Delaware, where .
measured mile might be staked off and
leave the boats mile in which to get up
full speed and to slow down.
Lieutenant A. G. Winterhaulter was
detailed to assist Captain Catterell and
have the two officers mark off the
course. The first boat to be speeded over
the course will be the torpedo boat de-
stroyer Mackensie, which was recently
completed at the Hillman Shipyard in
Kenslngton. This test will take place in
about two weeks.
The sun., 1898-11-17
Links PlCt Exposed.

Edward Link, OF Sixteenth street and
and Riverview avenue, it is alleged, has
been revealed in his true character. 1t
is said thet the man has young wife
and little child whom he has deserted.
One day this week it was discovered
that Link was making preparations to
marry a young and unsuspecting girl in
this city and take her West to live and
cruelty desert his family in this city. II
was found out that he was married
man. The parents Of his promised bride
revealed the story to his unsnspectins
wife. -.
Mrs, Link has taken her little chile
and gone to live with her parents. Links
whereabouts are unknown.
The sun., 1898-11-17

GERS for The ensuing year: President, G.
A. Rhoads; secretary, Dayid Ferris;
Treasurer, Harry J. Barnard; vice-presl-
dents, A. r. Tatum, A. S. Bowser, s. y.
Backer: executive committee, B. X.
Smedley, 8. E. Barker. T.. Fell, +. s..
Doan and A. L. Baker.
Ii. &. England declined re nomlna.
ton for president and A. B. Clement did
not desire a second term as secretary.
President England and the other re.
firing officers were rendered vote OF
thanks. David Ferris said he felt thank
full to the retiring officers for their SER
vices. The annual report OF the Executive
Committee was read by the secretary OF
the committee, s. r. Barker.
David Ferris read an essay in whicn
h e stated that the society lad been or
panized on November I, 1895, ana dls'
countenauced all resorts to deadly iorce
either between nations or lndiviauals
The society at its first meeting nag
sent a peace memorial to Presiden,
Cleveland and Congress and he had sent
ambassadors to Spain and endeavored to
mediate between Spain and Cuba:
The society sent resolution to Cleve
and-congratulatIng him on his course
The society opposes military drill IL
schools and brigades'in churches.
A, T. Bowser said President Love hae
pictured their ideals to them in beau
tiful fashion. A vote OF thanks was ten
dered President Love. :"
David Ferris and S. L. Barker wer'
appointed committee on new member
and B. X, Smedley and A. r. Tatun
committee on finance and collec
tions.
The treasurers report showed balance
on the right side OF the ledger OF thirty
five cents. Twenty-one members wer
present and some visitors.
H. s. England had been president Q
the society since its inception, but wa
compelled to decline denomination OF
account of numerous business duties.
The sun., 1898-11-17
To Entertain Visitors.

Arrangements are being made by Viii.
mington Lodge, Of A. Q. U. w., to enter.
tain the visiting officials OF the Supreme
Lodge this evening.
The Supreme Lodge visitors expected
are Supreme Master Workman II. G.
Sessions OF Sioux Falls, S. D.; Past Sr-
preme Master Workman w. F. Robson,
La Grange, Tex; Supreme Foreman j. G.
Bickford, Manchester, N. Y, Supreme
Recorder M. w. Sackett, Meadville, Pa.
Supreme Receiver John J. Acker,
Albany, N. Y; Supreme Medical Ex'
aminer D. I. Shields, of Hannibal, Mo.
Grand Master Workman j. L. Carroll
and associates will also attend.
The sun., 1898-11-17
Moved the Arc Light.

The telegraph pole and arc lights at the
corner of King aud Water streets, has
been moved up King short distance, 80
as to allow the siding to be run in on the
lot at the corner from which the p, W.
& B. railroad recently removed lot OF
buildings. The watch box will also be
moved. 1t is expected that the railroad
company will comply with the condi-
tions laid down by the Street and Sewer
Department, that of observing the grade
of the street and not placing the track so
that cars will extend out over the pave
ment,
The sun., 1898-11-17


The opportunities of the public at
large to vote for the man of their choice
for United States Senator are con-
spicuous for their absence.
The SUN offers an opportunity for
everybody to express their opinion as to
who is the best man to represent the in
terests OF the Diamond State in the
councils OF the nation.
This is an opportunity that has never
before been accorded to the people of
any state within the history of the ma
ton.
The plan is simple.
Fill out the coupon at tine head Of this
column and send it to The Sun. We pub
lish the number of votes received by
each candidate every day in order to
keep the voters posted.
THE Sun also makes this offer. The
winner in this contest has the privilege
of naming any charity in the state to be
the recipient of one hundred dollars,
which will be paid to the said charity by
THE Sun.
The contest will continue until the
first ballot is taken in the Legislature.
There is no law or requirement which
makes it necessary for you to sign your
name to your ballot, though we would
rather.you would. They will be counted
just the same, however, if you do not
wish your opinions known.
Send in your ballot and help win that
$l0O for some deserving charity.
| All votes credited to each contestant
do not necessarily represent all the votes
received for each contestant. They
merely represent those that are counted
up to II midnight Of the day preceding
The sun., 1898-11-17
Will Make Sails.

James F. Birnie will furnish the sails,
awnings and canvas covers for the Vir.
ginia Chemical Company's new steamer
s. T. Morgan, which is being completed
at the Harlan & Hollingsworth ship
yard. ;.
The order comprises the forestaysail,
.oresail, mainstaysail and the maineail
which will require about 1000 yards o.
canvas of the best grade. The other
covers will include the boat covers, hatch
covers and awnings for the vessel.
The sun., 1898-11-17
A Great Convenience.

THE sun building, No. 1O3 East
Sixth street, is open every hour in the
year. For the convenience of the pub
lie, postage stamps, postal cards, rev
enue stamps. newspaper wrappers,
special delivery stamps, drafts, notes
and receipt blanks have been placed
ON sale at the business Office, and mail
addressed Scare of THE SUN, Will.
nington, Del.," can be secured at any
hour of the day or night, Sundays and
holidays. The public are invited to
make use of this convenience.
The sun., 1898-11-17
Concord Quarterly.

Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Rhoads, Mrs.
Sarah s. England, Miss Elizabeth Farron,
John r. Tatem, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Tatnall, Solomon Barker, Howell s.
England and Miss Lucy r. Tatnall, o!
this city, on Tuesday attended Concord
quarterly meeting at Media. Messrs.
Barker and England represented the
mems meeting in this city and Miss
England and Mrs. Faron represented
the women's meeting. Mr.. Tatem hat
been elected clerk OF the quarterly meet
ing.