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How 10 Know Good Meat.

Let us imagine ourselves before a
butchers block having on it four pieces
of beef presenting faces from the round
or sirloin. One is dull red, the lean be
ing close grained and the fat very white;
the next il dark red, tile lean loose grain
ed and sinewy and the tut white um
shining; The third Is dull rod, the lean
loose grained ana sinnwy and the fat
yellow; the fourth il bright cherry rct
ha lean smooth and medum-grained
with tlei Ks or white tAruush 1t, aud the
tut ciramy neither whle nor yellow.
The first Of th9Sa II COW bprf, the sac
ond bull beef the third beef from tin ol,
Or ill-conditioned animal and Tile last ii
ox-beef. 0X-beef-thlt from j stcer-is
the juciest, finest favored, sweetest and
most economical to buy Of al beef. II is
called prime" when the lean is very
much nlottled with the white fat iieck4
and when il is from heavy young ami
NAL about 4 years old stal-fpd on corn
Beef from a young COW that has been
well fed and fattened il next in merit
70 OK beef Beef from al unmatured
snimnl Is never satisfactory, being tough
and juiceless. 1t may be easily recog-
niZed, as itF color is pale and It's bones
snal.- Mer:'is Ere;s hear IN thu
Ser tember Woman's Home Companion.
The sun., 1900-11-13
Reesonlna From AnnIou..

Freddy is the son of i Fourth avenue
StGckbrokeE YOU VIII understand. anG
i therefore familiar with some Of tho
terms Of the profession,
Papa said Freddy.
We'll my sony"
Is Tiers such worm as 4 hook
worm"
There Is such q traaturc, Freddy.
Int i very ra.e. !lc term book
worm, however. is applied @ i person
who is continually porting over books"
"Ard papa.'
Well"
Is naa who i always porting ovri
The ticker tupewormE Fittsburq
ChronicleTelrgraph.
The sun., 1900-11-13
How,s This?

We offer One Hundred Dollars reward
for any case of Catarrh that cannot be
cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
F. ]. CHENEY & co, Toledo, 0.
We, the undersigned, have known F.
j. Cheney for the last 10 years, and be
ieve him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions aud financially abe
to carry out any obligations made by
their firm.
WEST 4 TRuAx, Wholesale Druggists,
Toledo, ..
WALpING, KiNSAS & MARVIN, Whole
sale Druggists, Toledo, 0.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally
acting directly upon the blood and muc-
GUS surfaces OF the system. Testimonials
Mt free. Price 75c. per bottle. Sold by
all druggists.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
The sun., 1900-11-13
seyen.h ward Republicans,

Tie seventh ward Republicans will
meea Wed 2estiav niglt NJ S n'clacG st
the East side Rapnb lean Cno head
quarpers lOl East Ninaa strrrt, and
.nake arrangements FIR tile btg parade.
All ltlpRhiicans ate ihyiei b, attend
lie ustttl,.. The lnIln&ing have hper
II ia 70 lt. pt.,ie cnn nift4a af thr
seventh "ird Tnama- : l.rNis, Ffant
! siltehel AIftei :. L iHrtJ, lIenry "
Sint.s a, ] N tsizzalt Richard A Fo
" ime. Hamilou, WNi4m Deer arc
ialles Alcke vey.
The sun., 1900-11-13
Engaged Two Bands.

The Fifth Ward Republican Club held
a meeting at No 9JS King street last
night, aud organized for the parade next
Saturday night. Frank w. Person was
appointed president and chief marshal
aud John w Wetherill was appointed
secretary and club maeshal. TIE club
has engaged Wrjght's Band of this city
and Oslesby's Band of Chester, Pa, for
that evening, Another meeting will be
held tomorrow night when the final ar
rangements will be made.
The sun., 1900-11-13
lYNAMITED THE SAFE.
Burglars Entered the Post Office at
tElkton but Were Scared Off Be-
fore Securing any Booty.

Special Dispatch to The Sun.
Elkton, Md, Nov. 12.-Burglars en-
tered the post office this morning by
breaking open shutter. They burst open
the outer door Of the safe with dyna-
mite.
The explosion was so loud that before
they had time to crack the inner door
where the stamps and money We're they
We're scared away by citizens who reside
near and who heard the report.
Nothing was stolen and the burglars
left no clue. Thieves also entered a
blacksmith and wheelwrght shop last
night and stole some tools which Were
used in entering the post office.
The sun., 1900-11-13
Eis ignorance.

Tess Oh ! like him well enough hut
it's SO hard TO make him understand
anything. Last night he asked p,.
snyeral times for kiss, aud | salti
80. no." each time
less Ny goodness! should thnk
tllat was emphatic enough for ans
Glan.
TessIt certainly should be for an$
one who knews that two negative
make pssitiye.-rhiladelphia Press
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Engaged a Good Band,

The Ninth ward Republicans will meet
at No. 1914 Market street this evening
for the purpose of completing the ar
rangements for thu demonstration Satur-
day evening next. This club will have
one of the finest bands in line, they bav-
ing secured the Ringgold. The Repubi
cans of Edge Moor have decided to turn
out with this club, and the other Repub-
licans from Brandy vine bundled are re-
quested TO do so.
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Will Hold n smoker.

'rhe Wairan A. a. is making prepura-
tion for Il smoker which will be- hold III
their club house on Thursday evening,
November -. The program is lis fol
lows; Instrumental and vocal music,
boxing, wrestling and club swinging.
SOME ~ the hest talent thar can be pro
cured has been engaged for the occas-
sion
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Opening orGuAning Season.

The cunning season in this State will
open 90 Thursday. The general reports
show that game is more abundant than
for several years past The restocking of
the Stete by this STATE Game Protective
Association has been productive OF ex
c$llent results
The sun., 1900-11-13
Majority Have Passed Away.

La the death OF Former Senator John
Ptiling, a majority Of the members OF
the Senate Of 1884, Of which Mr.. Piling
was member, have passed away. Ths
Senate Of 1891 was composed OF Speaker
John P. Dnnahos, Of this city; Willie N.
Ross. CHARLES w Houston, O D. Moore.
john w Hall, James Wiliamr. A. Rich
srdson. William dchullen and Mr. Pill.
Ing. Of the nine the aster i've have
died.
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Third Ward Republicans.

Az meE,bsrs Of the Third Warl RI
pub lean Club are requested - m4et this
evening" at O'Clock sharp to transact
business o. importance PERTAINING to the
para'e nn Sa5nriay rvening A who
deslr t. turn on with the cub ar. in
yited W meet with them tnn'gnt. TIE
club room will he op+a .v-ry njghs lhi4
week - max" Preparations ior the par
ade. A. J. Conner is ths ward chair-
man.
The sun., 1900-11-13
GOOD REPUBLICANS DEFEATED.

From Georgetown Union Republican.
When the so-called Regular Repubi
cans retire to their post-election duietude
we would suggest that they reflect upon
the part they have played IN defeating
good, deserving and loyal Republicans
for the county offices. that lad no reu
tion whatever to their once profcssed
reason for party detection. What a
lamentabe spectacle of passion and un-
reasoning prejudice their conduct has
displayed. The yirtus, andlond protesta-
tiuns Of political purity Of only four
years ago hasnceenerated into the open
exercise Of bribery 10 de.cnt their own
fellow Republicans. II there is any man
ii old Sussex, who styles himself good
Republican and can contemplate Ii is own
handiwork with anything less than
shame the public can only wonder at his
abnormal mental makeup.
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SHOULD BE PUNISHED.
From Daily Republican.

From l)allN hcpNbllcull.
The conspiracy on the part Of the
election officers ut the precinct on the
south side iii the second ward, by which
nearly 300 colorcd men were prevented
from voting III the recent election. thus
elccting Mr.. McNulty il senator, should
be severely punished ii 4 law can BE-
found authorizing proper punishment for
such III offence. 1t locks TO us as II
provision h;,d previously becm made to
insure such result. The party mana-
gers saw before the election if the colorcd
men in this district were all allowed 70
vote MIR. Kitchens would be elected ~
the Legislature hence Mi. Pyle was re-
moved and Mr.. Dugan put i'll his place
in order to bulldoze the voters and keep
them from voting. At least this was the
result of this change Of Inspectors and
although the conspiracy failed to defeat
Mr. Kitchens it resulted III the defeat Of
Howard d. Ross, the Republican candi-
date for Senator in the district, We say
again that the Inspector and the men
behind him who advised the practice of
this Yillainous procedure, should be pun
ished and further that Mr.. Ross should
be given the seat i'll the Senate instead
OF Mr.. McNulty in order to deter re.
petition of such a nefarious action on
the part of the inspectors Of elections on
future occasions. A candidate should moi
be allowed to profit by the closing of !
polling place al any election, as it would
be too great temptation for inspectors
TO repeat the rascally act in order tc
elect friend or insure the election Of
The candidates of his party. Mr.. Ros'
should be given his seat and thus con
Spirators be taught lesson that they
never will forget although they may IS
cape fine and Imprisonment.
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Funeral OF Hon. John PilIing.

Newark, Dell, Nov. II Services over
the remains of Hon. John PIlIing were
held here this afternoon and were large
~ attended. Interment vas made at the
Head Of Christiana cemetery.
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NREM TO INyENToRs.

the experience OF G. A, snow and Co. in OBJ
aAs tnthed therd 70 helpfuly answer many
lnestlpna r"lating to the protection OF iuteilec-
nal PTnperty, 7'his they have done in a papph-
~ treating briefly of Quilted states and foreign
'iatents, with cost OF Same, aud bow TO procure
aen; TRADE marks, designs, Qaveates infringe
aents visions in leading patent cases. ETC., etc,
this Ia1pi,et w.'l W snnt frte ~ ar one
wrltng to q. A. Snow ana Co.. n asningsoY. v. o
The sun., 1900-11-13
NOTICE.

Why will yeu suffer when MALAY
oll will relisvs all ysur pains in frsm
TO 10 minutes. 1t il purely a yegsta BILE
oil. The most penetrating and stiuas-
latlng oil on earth. In fact we will
treat absolutely free all persons suffer
ihR win Rheumatism, Lumbago, Scias-
ira Headache, Neuralgia, Sore Feet,
spfalns, Bruises, Stiff Limbs and Joints,
&c. at our office, so2 King street to prove
10 ths people Of Wilmington that our
Malay oll is the greatest household
remedy On earth. II you are not nbe
10 call, drop Il postal and We will call
anN see YOU. Office hours to II a. m,
70 p N. GNor sale by all druggists)
Your truly
MALAY REMEDY co,
Of Baltimore.
The sun., 1900-11-13
A SENATORIAL ToGA.
From Dover State Sentinel.

FROM Dover State Sentinel
AS a rule we do not care to uss our
editorial columns for advertisements,
but this one seems to fit in no other place
and as the name Of the advertiser is not
mentioned We leave cur readers to guess.
For Sale-After March 4. 1901, Sen
torial togu which has had but little use
though has become somewhat stained
Ii has been OF great service to the owner
and has clothed him through trying or
deals and is highly priced by him. Tn
fortunately, however, he cannot give a
clear title to the garment.
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=
TO THE DEAF.

4 rich lady, cured OF her deafness and
a"lsss 10 the Lead by DR.. Nichelson's
Ahtltlclai Ear l1iums, gave $4,000 to his
lEstitute,, 80 that deaf people unable to
hraesre the Ear Disms may have them
rec. Address Ne. Ills, The Nicholson
'Nstbrte $50 EiahtE aVsnpe. Naw York
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COUNTY TAX PAYERS NOTICE.

November is the last month that any
rebate will he allowed on county taxes.
The county tax Office will be open every
day from $50 il. m. to II N. and / to !
p. III, 10 accommodate the tax payers.
All delinquent taxes not settled before
December lst will be placed in the hands
of Il Magistrate for collection and addi-
tional cost will b. added This is your
last notice.
HORACE G. RETTEW,
Receiver of Taxes.
The sun., 1900-11-13
CLEANED IN THE ARENA
OF PRACTICAL POLITICS
The State Has Been Long Under Democratic Contro
That the Government Has Become Perfunctory.
The Recent Victory Should be Used to Es-
tablsh Republican Party on Sound Basis.

troll Of the State the party must be re-
organized under the leadership of radical
Democrats who will attract and not re-
pei independent and progressive voters.
The sun., 1900-11-13
Addlcks Cub Is Meet.

All memb Is oft"e J Fi,rard Aadirk,
% lh arc reqgrsCel - attend 4 n,tttng
TO . ROW rtrnins 4; Euirn iipgabl cai
lea iqnsrtgtt, Ifiisn 4.9i >tug s,rr d.
p cnirp .ic arrJaFanl fnr a. a,.nion
"ruiou y, So urlay veni { next.
The sun., 1900-11-13

Walk For men and young
men. None better
Over anywhere for h e
=, price, very few as
S5.5U good.
e. More style, more
onoes get up, more value
and more, comfort.
Box Calf, and Tans, best
American stock. Heyl's
Patent Calf and Suer's
Enamel I'm ported Stock at
S4. Noe the shaPes and
finish of these Shoes, ask
those who have worn them
and try them for your next
pair. They will save you
money because they will
wear longer and look better.
How about Hats? Full line
new fall shapes in Silk Hats
SIS and SO, Dunlaps IS. All
sizes in all the grades. New
Derbys $500, 81. so and
$500. New fall shapes
Soft Hats, Flat Brims in
Pearls and Blacks, ST. 50,
$40 and $3.50.
Open Tues Jay and Satur-
day evenings.
JAS. 7. MULLIN & SONS,
Clothing, Sixth
Hats, and Market,
Shoes. Wilmington.
The sun., 1900-11-13
Wilmington. liza 1909

Wilmington, 11-3, 1909.
Maylay Remedy Co., Baltimore, Md.
Gentlemen:-l have been suffering for
sometime with rheumatism in my knee
ana having heard OF "Maylay Or
thought ! would buy bottle. which |
dld, and gave it a fair trial ana with only
lhree applications | was able to walk
without any difficulty, and l believe I
am enirely cured, and am confident it is
all that YOU claim for ii.
Very Truly,
Mrs. Maggie Rash.
2eS West IND street, Wilmington, Del.
The sun., 1900-11-13
SHERIFF'S SALES.
sHERLFFs stLE.-BY VIRTUE OF A WRIT
of Leyari Facias, 10 me directed, win be ex
posed TO public sale at the Court House on
Market street between Tenth and Eleventh
streets, in the city of Wilmington, New Castle
county, State OF Delaware.
on FRIDAY,
THE s3l DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1900,
at o n'rInrl n y,

the following described real estate, viz;
Ali tn at certain lot OF land beginning at o
take at the northwesterly size OF Marsh road at
ncorner OF land late Of lohn Fertis. now cf the
Harlan am H1liingswurth Company; thence
north 90 degrees west I2t feet to the lnidde of
a ditch. dividing this from land Of The Whining
ton ana Ncrthern Railroad Company; ihcnce
along the mHdl! nf said ditch south S6 "a de-
grees west 4i3 feet 70 the norherly side Of Beech
street at 90 feet wide thence south 81 ~ degrees
east 5S! feet to stake in the midd lie of the MHrsh
road Aforesaid. and thence thereby north 4 Ia
degrees east 40 feet ~ . spike and north "a IA
degl ees east laJ feet to the place OF beginning
G clntaning band 49-lG0 acres Of land, be The
same more or less.
Seized and taken in executi IN a. the property
i The OK Hydrogen Company. aud to be sold
by
JOHN L. TAYLOR, Sheriff
Fherln's Once, Wilmington, Delaware, Noy-
embar (, 1900.
The sun., 1900-11-13
sAuLsBURy's SETBACK.
From Justice.

From Justice.
The resil, of the election III this State
il Il complete Indication II the 'plun of
campaign adopted by the Single Tax
party The balance uf power has been
successfully used and friendly Ipgisla-
ture replaces the hasl!e aggregation N
B0urbons who met III lss9.
Tho Democrats elected wcrr nearly al
independent of the Saul, bury Biggs
machine and The Republicans u ~otl..a,l
have no sympathy With the corrupt saLg
of political r. naEu9es who haye baea
stumbling hlagk o progts Tor y,.rt.
aud who have in@ultci and iilpti-aard
eyer since the movement for cQll
rights 90 the earth assumed strength
which threatened landlord supremacy
Had the Single Takers played tail
to the Democratic kite 1T this election
the only effect Wud!& haSte been IL ftsteH
the salisbury i,.ggs-E Eeary machine
more firmly On the people Of Delaware.
Had the Democratic leaders been sincere
il their support OF Bryan they migh,
have carried the State for BIN oe ~
least retained the Legislature. But theits
treachery met with it's deserved reward
The next two Senators from Delaware
win be avowed Republicans instead ua
alleged Democrats y Who are Republicans
ID diaguee.
Ghairma. saulelurg's Senatorial aspi
ratipns lsre received IL setback for foug
years ii least, and it is not likely tha 4
the party viii again submit to his leader
st'p Or h.at i viii vi. If it should.
IL the Democrats wish to regain con
The sun., 1900-11-13
ON FRIDAY,
TIE sd DAY OF NOVEMBER, l9ss,
at2 O'Clock r. m.

the following described real e4tate viz:
All that certain lot OF piece OF land wish O two
story brick dwelling house thereon erected, sit
uste In the city Of Wilmington aforesaid
ooundsd ard ds,cribed as follows, to wit:
Beginning AZ pont on the southery side of
iitsh street. az the distance of 1S4 feet westerly
foM the wessefll side Of Jackson ttfeet; thence
,9utheily parallel Mth Jackson strept and pass
Ds throuEh tas middle OF the division wall be-
ween the II hjuse OH this lot and the house on the
~ kdlolnlns on the Wrst l05 feet u portherly
Ids Of Carpenter street. thence easterly along
ssid side Of Carpenter street Is feet to a corner
thence norihcriy parallel with Jackson street
%nd passing ShrouSh the middle of the division
Wall betHee4 ha house un his lot ~ d the house
sdlulnlug 4n the east l0j feet to the aforesaid
tiutaerly st1e Of n TIL street and thence thereby
westerly 10 rect to tlI. place Of begtnn ing be the
contents thereof what they may.
seized aud tSkCu i'll execution as the pr 1pertv
y Patrick ShtIi al anu Mary sheridan his
Wife, and TO be sold ny
l0HS L, TAYLOR, sherlfII
she!iifa otlica, Wilmington, ,IDela@aTe, No7.
emhut e stUt
The sun., 1900-11-13

% pnt gorset hat III san job DO
oartment does near work.
The sun., 1900-11-13

= tl,R FF5 SALE E-BY VIRTUE OF A WRIT
VI Letsf Facias, to me directed. will be ex-
IHlsed 10 public sale, vt the Court House. on
Market street between Tenth and Eleventh
sneeu IN :hs city OF Wilmington, New Castle
county, slate of Delaware,
The sun., 1900-11-13
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THE MARK ETs


Chicago Jan
WHEAT Unsettled Me- os%a"ac,
Iuly. tpgigAc
cons Eahsr Cash quoted at AKA
January Of ~isQWS.c Alas at Eua1Ag.
July Ht saAu4r
OATS steady May 5ssu2tHc
RYE-guiet ana steady NO. 2 quotabis
% 59ibc. No. o. t3iEc ana No. at tstsu
60. May, tkiAC
BARLEY Low grades cary. bui good
mailing nfmsf and r good demand Low
grace Or ffet' a5&n5fr 'efeenirRa fthl
1ic low mailing Su55iae fair 20 good.
gtUiac. and choice 10 FANCY. |i0Dc
MISS PORK offerings we're fair and
drma1d WA active. Tnfsn qEotabiy hiRh.
~ o. 90 eiaio 81 for regular. and y 19is ~
for Oh. 80 FHIG9 for January. ard tlo ~
alp Szi5 for May
LARD. Demand wha active. and Oner.
inRH not vary large Prices quotabis az
q sds - f9f choice 9 aef9 - fof old
8 rus - for January. aH1 e siisaf &c for
aay.
SHORT rim sIDEA Offerings NOT very
lsFFe. and demand quite ac'tye Prizes
4g0fabts hf a. tHf ~ Tor cash. according
10 aEa e faas 80 FOR January. ard u 80
bi745 for Nay
POTATOES Market Nsahsr HorhaHka.
tsHars itsHrsHa a8a Rose s7u8ao FsFf.
.ssa f7u Kings GQfse mixed. tsafse
EGgB Market HtfnHg for fresh stock.
fs9ss or easfs returned. strictly fresh
eggs. isffisc hid fFs Bh Eggs. a8otabiY sc
lalS - marx. eases returned. i2ulse,
ate8rdiEs 20 4saHty
fstTT EE- Firm creaHerfna. eRtfaa. -
per pound afstg zfazse seconds. ausze.
3airisa. iFHlge initiation cfsameftfs. 80
&c
LIVE POULTRY = Steady ard IN.
changed Turkey, bff7e Chickens. ffi1fafs
Ducks. 31f7iaa per pega9 Geese. q g. 90 -.
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FINAL. REPORT OF ST. JAMES
CHIRCH EAR

From booths, 7 in number gross re
cciptS. S3S3oI. net receipts. $3Ib5L
From suppcrs. Christmas dinner, iur
coat. etc. gross receipts. SI6175, net
receipts. SI32.s3 Grand total gross.
$3.50. net S4s284 Mrs. Adam Viii
Jams. with the able assistance oi Mrs
/. NJ Terrell. brought in from the
china booth alone, SI74 SO; after ex-
penSes were noted. SI23o2 was cleared.
Mrs. J B. Buehner brought in over
$50 to china booth,
The Rev Mrs ] {. Anderson helped
along things finely by bringing in $22
Every one did their best and are thank
iul and happy to be able to pay every
cent of debt in and around about the
church for the first time for many
months.
RiFc-In St. Paul. MINI. Jan. 2.
1000, Mrs Alice NJ Rife. aged q
wears. At her residence 500 Aurora Ave.
beloved wife OF w NJ Rife. Funeral
from St James A. NJ. f. Church,
Thursday, 200 o'clock.
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TWIN CITY NEWS.
6NGGNAGGGNNDG
ST. PAUL.

Biddle Circle ladies OF the G. \. r.,
elected new officers Tuesday. Mrs. J.
Ii. Hickman remains president.
Mr., and Mrs Chas. Roberts, OF Min
neapolis. were the guests OF Mr. and
Mrs, J. f. Johnson "Wednesday even
ing to tea.
Everyone were exchanging New
Year calls Monday Mr. and Mrs,
I,hn Martin. out at their cosy home,
81 Martin St had made great prapa-
ration Tor the day Many called and
made the Jolly host happy by pauaking
OF his hospitality.
Mrs Adam Williams gave a comph-
mentary luncheon Tuesday evening at
her home on Martin St. for the ladies
that assisted her with the China Booth
during St James church fair A few
outsiders were fortunate enough to be
there. Among them we're General
Manager A. ] Bel. Rev and Mrs, J. {.
Anderson. Treas Mrs. JOS. Adams. Mr..
Davis. Mr. VIII Smith, Mrs VIM Lig-
gins and the Advance
The Afro American Railway Associa-
ton will meet at their headquarters, I7o
+. cd St. Feb IS. ! o'clock All rail
road men are earnestly invited to be
present, Watch the Advance Tor fur
Their particulars
Read the Advance and see who
| among your race are in business and
patronize them Go and see Jordan and
Martin. the tailors: they make first class
clothes and their # is perfect Get a
shave at Pettis. shine at J. b. John
son 5 and good full meal at Godfrey $.
| Take a little more time and go down 10
}o4 +. 7h ST. TO Mrs NJ. A. Hopson' S
and have your wife a nice Sunday dress
made. In helping others YOU help
yourself
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indictment. Against Nine.

Philadelphia. Jan. 5.--Thc grand jury
returned true bills Of indictment ia the
election fraud cases In the Thirteenth
division OF the Seventh ward. during
the recent election for state treasurer,
when Lieut. Col. Barnett Of the Tenth
Pennsylvania volunteers. was elected.
There are nine defendants, as follows:
Samuel Salter. deputy coroner. Philn-
delphia; Joseph d. Rogers, lieutenant
OF capitol police, Washington; William
Cook. Harry McCabe. Clarence Mecser,
James +. Sheehan, also Of Washington;
John fisherman. John sculIen and John
Hanna, Of this city.
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BIG SUGAR YIELD.
Total Product of Hawaiian Islands
Is 30t,do3 Tans.-nIa Increase
In amount of Imports.

Washington. Jan, 5.--lIarold Scwall,
late United States minister TO Hawaii
has reported TO the state department
from Honolulu that the total sugar
product of the Hawaiian islands for
the season of is99 was 3O4.6O3 tons. or
10000 tons more than the estimate
given by the celebrated German sta.
tisticinn LIGHT. OF MadReburg.
The total imports of commodities
into the islands for 1890 amounted 10
S15,9I5.3i9. an increase of S5.o73,ij3
compared with the corresponding Pc
riod of the preceding year.