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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-06-25
THE MARKETS.
Wall Street Review.

New York, juno 2i.-1he stock market main.
tanned its waiting attitude to-day. The smaller
class of room traders who operate from day 10
day we're disposed to sell the market this morn
ing on the disappointing showing made by sat
utday's bank statement. St Paul and Union
Pacific were most ,onspicuously affected by ths
selling. as being most likely to prove wilmer
able on account ~ the recent considerable specu'
lation in those stocks. Little success, however,
was had in dislodgug any holdings OF the stocNs
and covering by the bears was In evidence Ia'er
in the day. A small number Of stocks had CON
siderable movement individual causes, nut
in those also the professional hand was seen
in the quick realizing OH the movements. Nor'
folk Western was sold down after the open
ing on the score Of damage to property. by tue
West Virginia Hoods New York Central showed
some strength on vague talk OF the coming
declaration of some rights for the stockholders.
Illinois Central was confidently bought on thc
general consideration that 1t was low IN pro-
portion TO other grain carrying roads. the rise
in sugar was due TO the adjustment OF prices
OF the product TO parity by the different com.
ranics. Manhattan WAS feature on rcitcialcd
rumors that it will BE- leased to Metropoli'nN'
General Electric was lifted Dis by a light de-
inand, but reacted 3ia. On the other hand. COL
Grade Fuel. after selling down ~, rallied o's,
hut did not hold tho rally There was Il sharp
advance of 6ia in Minneapolis, st. Paul and Saut
Ste Marie preferred. without explanation Mime
apolis and 1t. Louis dropped back 2'2 on rcaIiH.
ing. 1t was such individual causes that induced
any considerable price movement anywhcic in
the list. Commission house business was W u
s,andstll and brokers offices were deserted. 80
liulc profit is offered by the market that no
difficulty was found in securing the adoption
by the members Of the stock exchange ot rec
ommcndation to the governors tn keep the cN.
change closed on Friday and saturday. July . and
d. Total salrs, i6i. 500 shares
business in railroad bonds was also Of very
moderate proportions and prices moved narrowly
either way. Total sales par value. S2lW,0oo.
United States IS coupon declined ,s per cent. on
the last call
The following nmnintio ions arc furnished Tic
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FOREST CITY.
10 the Scranton Tribune.

Special 10 tho Scranton Tribune.
Forest City. June 24.-Tho Episcopal
sunday school of Forest City, will pic
mic with the Sunday school of Trinity
church, Carbondale, at Lake Lodorc
on the second of July. A game of
base ball will be played between the
boys of the two schools.
The Forest City band is erecting a
building for itself on Susquehanna
street 1t will be a one story affair,
lSX3O feet.
Merchant NJ. Hendler is making ex-
tensve repairs to his store building.
Mrs. l.. T. Perkins, who has been
suffering from shock, incidental to the
derailment of a street car at Rich
mondalc Wednesday. is now much inn
proved She is at the home of her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. ID. f.. Hooker,
at Whites Valley.
Tho tent gospel meetings have been
postponed, owing to the small poX
scare in the Luzcrnc region, where the
tent is now located.
July II will be red letter day in
Forest City. on that date the three
big miners unions will hold monster
picnic on the grounds across the river,
which it is expected will distance all
competitors.
One hundred dollars worth of fire.
works have been ordered for Forest
City's Fourth on July celebration,
which is to be conducted by the Meth
odist church. \ bountiful dinner will
he served on the church lawn during
the day, the male members of the
church acting as walters, and an ora
tion will be delivered by Rev. II. G.
McDermott of Scranton, in the after
noon.
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DALTON.

Mrs. George Carr and son, Miller,
are visiting relatives at Stroudsburg.
Mrs. James +. Dickson entertained n
number of friends at dinner on Friday
of last week.
Mrs. Mary Eaton entertained last
week the following persons: Isaac
Dean. Scranton; Il. Miller aud daugh-
ter, Eta, Byron, n. Y. Mrs. Flora
Walter. Scranton: Mrs. Artless Shear
or. Scranton Philip Colvin, Cedar
Rapids. Colorado.
Il. j. Foster, of Scranton. has moved
his family in one of Mr.. Carlton 3
houses for the summer.
Mrs. r. r.. Weithasse, of Syracuse,
y, y, is visiting friends in this place.
Miss Mary Dickson has gone to BUT
falo, n. y, tn take in the Pan -An,eri-
can exposition siGltis, and Miss
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NORTHEASTERN
PENNSYLVANIA

lery. No. l. =. II. O'Bren has been
reappointcd foreman.
The marriage of Miss Nellie Doran
and James Mundy. of Pittston. Is an
nounccd to take place this month.
+. :. clark, Martin King and +. II.
McNulty have returned from Mans
iic d Normal school.
Mrs. w. B. Williams and two sons,
of Rich Hill. Missouri. are guests of
MIR and Mrs. Charles Sanders.
William, the l3-year-old son of MIR.
and Mrs. Robert Jumper, of pittston
township. died on saturday evening,
after suffering several years Of spinal
trouble. The funeral will take place
this afternoon.
Miss Ella Early returned to st. Vim
cents hospital after spending several
days at the family residence in the
North End
Miss Viola Decide is visiting friends
III Green Ridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. r.. Is. Bailey are visit
ing friends in Painted Post, ". Y.
Two Italian laborers on tho Rapid
Transit contract. su"cumbcd 10 the
heat on Saturday. 1t was several
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New York Grain and Produce.

New York. June 2i.-fiour--Easy aud slow of
sale, Wheat-Spo steady; No, >, 75@sc, t, o, b.
aioat; No, ., ,S9sc elevator; No, | Northern
steady. but soon yielded and closed uther weak
at lsaAc net decline. July closed ,35sc.; Sept,
7.hc,; Oct, .29sc.; Dee, 13a4c Corn--spot
easy; No. ., 47hc, elevator, and isssc t. o. b.
later broke and closed easy at Aa3sc net ad-
vance. July closed i53sc; sept. isl2c. Oct
iSlae, Oats--Spot dull; No. >, 32I2c; No. ;,
S2c. No. 2 white, 33aS3hc.; No. white, Y2iac,; ;
track mixed western, S2aS3iac,; track white,
S2laa3sc. Options quiet and easy Butter-Firm
western creamery, l5aioc; do, factory, laisal5c, ;
imitation creamery, lSiaal7c,; state dairy, ln
lslac. Checse-Strong; fancy large colorcd, 9Ssa
ored, 9Ssaos.c; do. do white, 0laI9ssc, Eggs -
Frncr, state and Pennsylvania, i3iaalic,; west,
ern uncandled, llalSc western canded, l3iac
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hours before one of them returned to
consciousness.
Patrick Curley has been awarded the
contract Of constructing the culvert to
be erected on the road near Browns
Vile. The work will be begun this
week.
Misses Hattie Edwards, Olive Nor
ganS, Dorothy culles and Beatrice
LittletOn spent Sunday with Miss Rir-
della Decide.
Mr.. and Mrs. I.lewellyn and son, of
NanticOkc, spent Sunday at the
IleWellyn residence, on South Main
street.
Court Livingstone lodge of Foresters
will entertain Ethan Allen lodge, in
odd Fellows hail, on Friday evening
July ).
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Scranton Wholesale Market.

(corcrcted by II. G. Dale, - La,kGwanna Aye. J
Ru,ter-Fresh. 2Oa20l2c.; dairy, fresh, IOlaagoc
Checse--Ful cream, new, loiaallc.
Esgs-Wcstern fresh, lji:alic; nearby state
liiaaljc
Pea B.ans--Pcr bushcl, choice marrow, s. jja
$3.50.
Medium Beans---Per bushels, 81. iOaS2 i5
Green Pcas--Pcr b,lshces, 81 i0aSli5
Tlour-ReSt patent, per barrel. Stf5.
Red Kidney Beans-Pcr buShe, s2 4jaS250.
Potat oes-Per buShCl, s5aOOc.
Bermuda Onions-Per hushel 81. 50iSl CO.
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pleasure of a finer ide being added to
the social enjoyment. The proceeds
of the day were over seven dollars.
The school board have finally or
ganized for the present year with the
same officers az last year. President,
q. p. Tiffany; secretary, j. II. Tiffany;
treasurer Edward Conrad. Several
applications have been submitted, but
no teachers have been appointed a
meeting has been appointed for We'd
nesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Myron Titus are both
confined to the house. Mrs. titus by
illness, aud MIR. Titus by the injury
to his ankle received some time ago.
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Head Feels Like Burst ,ng.

Maybe you We're out late last night :?
Il you had taken Il krause's Headache
Capsule before retiring your head
would be cool and clear this morning
Take ono now and you will he all right
in an half hour. Price CSC Sold by all
druggists. -
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This is the shape and design of the
genuine DR., A. w. Chases Nerve Pills.
All others are mutations and dare not
use this design.
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Oil Market.

| oil City, June 2i-Credit balances. lo5; certih,
| Gates. no bid shipments. 2ll,55j; average, ss
! sli. Runs, lSs,sl0i average, ST.
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BASE BALL.
American League.

At Philadelphia IA Innings Il. II, t.,
Chicago E. OOO0O2 o 0O0 s.. Is .
phila. -, A o 90 10000 00OOl l. . 10 4
Batteries Callahan and sugdcn Frazer and
Powers, umpire-Cdntillon,
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Buffalo Hotels.


HOTEL EI.MluRSr, Buffalo, y. Y, directly in
front Of Lincoln Parkway entrance to expos
lion, in full view Of nightly iunnatons and all
pyrotechnie displays Rates. Sl.OO up.
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r. II. l..
At Baltimore

Detroit ,..,......... o 0 o o 0-S T. 3
Baltimore .......... Il 3 90 o IL 20
Batteries-Miller and Buclow; Foreman, Nc
Ginnity and Robinson, lmpres- Sheridan aud
Connolly.
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AVOCA.

Thomas Mcmillan has been ap-
pointed foreman at Sparrowville col
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Buffalo Live Stock.

Buffalo, June -Cattle-hctiyc. Arm; choice
to extra export cattle, s5.s5ae; good 10 best,
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LEGAL,

NOTICE Is hereby given that the partnership
lately subsisting between 4. II. Rogers and
y. U. Major. both Of the city OF scranton, Coun.
" OF Latkawanna aud state of Pennsy ylyania
doing business Under the firm name of Rogers
e. Major has expired on this nineteenth day VI
June. A. y. i9Ci and that the firm aforesaid
has been dissolved by mutual consent.
Al! debts owing TO the said partnership are
to be received by the said A. IT, Rogers and all
demands on the said partnership are 10 be pre-.
scnted to him, the said A. IL. Rogers, for pay
mcnt. A. II. ROGERS,
y. .. MAJOR.
WALTER Z. DAVIS, Attorney.
NOTlCE-To the owners Of property abuttng on
Wasliburn street between Sumner avenue and
Van Buren, avenue.
There is pending on passage in city councils
of the city OF Scranton, Pa, an ordinance,
entitled, AN ordinance providing for the paving
OF Waslburn street between sumner avenue and
the westerly side OF Van Buren, avenue with the
best quantity OF vitrifcd brick on concrete base;
also providing for the setting of curbstones on
said street between the points named, providing
manner of assessing aud collecting costs OF said
Improvements. and appropriatng funds 10 pay
for the same being File OF Select Council No.
II, 1901 The following is copy of the petition
for said Improvements with the names OF petition
cTs:
To the Honorable the Select and Common Coun-
oils OF the City of Scranton.
Tile undersigned owners OF property ahntiing
on Washbmn street between Sumner avenue and
fully petition your honorable bodies that sad
street between the points named be paved with
yiriicd brick on a concrete base; that the same
be set with cuibsonc So lar aS necessary; that
the cost of Improvement be assessed against ahu
ting owners according to the foot front
rule. That said assessment be made pay
ahle in ten equal annual instalmcntS: aud
that the portion of said street occupied by
the tracks and sidings of the street railway he
deducted from said assessments against abbut'
ting owners and collected from said street rail
way company and that the contractor be required
to give five year guarantee to the city. and
your petitioners will ever pray etc.
VILLAIN Farrel ....,............,..2l IL
Edward T.. DAVIS ..,...................... \" II
Iohli Jahlitsoh :'....'.'''' - ~
Is. DAVIS, Administrator ................... 1o u
Aron James ~ u
Roger Evans, Administrator ................ A. IT
Jones II Rnsland ........,................. - It
l.. lanning, d. l.. & W. Railroad ........l@ IT
ID. u. Hughes % u
+. l.. Phillips, Hyde Park Cemetery co. ..si: It
W. u. DAVIS ....'.'.'.'.'.''''''' u
T.. Howell ........................ 30 II
W. T. Davis Observation-Disclosures. % II
Peter Luxcmbcrgcr Observation-Disclosures - It
Charles hooS .......,.,..,..,...,. ~ ~
Robert Roberts Observation-Disclosures. "A 1t
Mrs. Sarah Nicholas, per ID. j. Mason,
George Cooper, Agent ....................l'D II
Wm II. Wright ~ "
John r. Hughes ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 90 IL
Published in pursuance OF Resolution OF City
Councils
NJ. 4. L\vETIE, City Clerk.
scranton, Pa, June a. 1901,
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National League.

At Philadelphia eanc)- II, II, H.,
Philadelphia .......lo5aOo IS II 9
Batteries Hahn and PETIT; Duggeby and Nc
farland. umpire-Cunninehsm.
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4 EGA 7

-.
IN RE: Incorporation OF Electric City Com.
mpnlery, No. I71 Ancient and Illustriou=
order, Knights OF Malta. OF scranton, Pa. In
Court of Common Pleas OF Iachawanna county,
No. :36, September term 1901.
Notice is hereby given that an application Will
will be made to the said court law Judge
thereof. ON the third day Of July, A. ID. 1901,
at o o'clock in the forenoon, under the Act at
Assembly Of the Commonwealth OF Pennsylvania
entitled, "An Act to poFidc for the incorpor.
aion and regulation of certain corporations "
approved, April 10Th, 1874, and the supplements s
thereto, for the charter of an intended corpora
ton to be called "Elcctric City Commandcry,
No. Ia. Ancient and Illustrious Order Knights
ot Malta, OF scranton, ra.,' the character and
object of which are 10 maintain a society Tor
beneficial and protective purposes TO its mem.
bcrs from funds collected therein, said funds
to be used in assisting the members in time Of
sickness and disability, and aiding their
families in case ot DEATH and Tor these purposes
to have. possess and enjoy all the rights,
benefits and privileges of the said Act OF As
sembly and its supplements,
The proposed charter is now on file in the
Prothonotary's office oi the said court, No. SS6.
September term, 1901.
J. T. WATKINS Solicitor.
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THE ANNUAL MEETING Of the Stockholders Of
the scranton Lace Curtain company, for It
rlec, ion of officers and transaction Of such other
business as may come before the meeting, will
he held in the Office oI the company, in the mill,
vn Tuesday, July 10th, 1901, at 2 p. m.
The scranton Lace Curtain, Co,
II. v. TAYLOR, Secretary,
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At Washington II. II. f.,
Milwaukee ........, ! 0 % o Q q & q o. 0 II >
Washington ,.,..... 4 o 90 Oi 00--S )
BattcrieslIustngs, llawlcy and Maloncy; Lee
and Clark. umpireiaske
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Al ROstOn-
Eastern League.

Montreal, s; Syracuse, 2.
Toronto, 7; Providence, S.
Rochester, ); Hartford, 3
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SjG0a5. sj shipping steers, Sjlj.2l export bulls,
choice 10 extra, siai25; good TO choice butchers
steers, Si15a5, l5 good To best butchers steers,
- 40ai 49, good to best fat bulls Siai25; yearl.
ing steers good TO choice states; good TO choice
tat cows ~. i.i0l4; lat heiters good To choice,
Si50di.75; do, common to tar, Siai2j; calves,
choice to extra, S. 7ja5. sj good 10 choice So J0i
$40: Michigan calves, s3.75af, Sheep and Lambs
Market without particular features. Wnter
lambs choice to extra, - 50ai55; good TO choice,
Si6oai.sj yearings, S5a5,2j; spring lambs. s. -
a6 Shecp-t'hoicc 60 extra, siai2j; good to
choice, S3.f5ai. Hogs Steady; heavy, So 2ja6. 81 :
miycd 80 So workers, s&2jaG,3O. Pigs
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Situations Wanted.

Slrt' ALTON WANTED-Activc young man desires
position as book keeper; experienced and will
ing TO make himself useful. Elmer, Tribune Oh
flee.
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Furnished Room


FOR RENT-Onc large furnished front room
also one side room 537 Adams avenue.
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Rooms and Board.

FOR RENT-rwo pleasant rooms, with board,
suitable for gentlemen ladies. All con
vencnces 5i3 Adams avenue.
LARGE front room with board for two gentle.
Evening journal., 1901-12-05
GUNNER ACCIDENTALLY KILLED
Bridgeville Woman Called to Mer-
chantville 10y Sad Accident
Special 10 the Evening Journal


i3ridgeville. Dec. 5.-Mrs. Bessie
Cook was called TO Merchantville, N.
j.. this week. owing to the death of
her brother. Noah williams. Full
particulars of the death of the man
have not been obtained. the telegram
stating that he was accidentally shot
while cunning.
Miss Charlotte McFee Parker.
daughter of Mrs. Emma Hazel. of
Philadelphia, and William Cannon, Of
Bridgeville. eldest son of Lieutenant
Governor Phillip l.. Cannon, were
married at the home of the brides
mother last evening. A reception fol-
lowed the ceremony Harry L. Cam
non. cousin OF the groom, was best
man. Several persons from this town
attended the wedding After their
bridal tour Mr. and Mrs. Cannon will
return to Bridgevllle to reside in their
new home in Main street
The public schools are closed this
week. the teachers attending the In
lstitute in Milford.
Sporlsmen report game not so
plentiful as earlier in the season.
Quail have been rather plentiful, but
rabbits have been scarce
Covington Reynolds, who is an ex-
cellent shot at quail. has killed over
300 so far this season. and has not
been out often.
w. T. Carter. Jr.. Delaware railroad
agent in Greenwood. who has been
seriously Ill, is improving. but is not
yet able to leave the house.
The houses that are to be occupied
by Representative r. r. Layton, VIII
I liam Cannon. w. M. Sammons and S.
p. Brown. are nearing completion.
j. p. Conoway is having a store
built on Market street. near the rail-
road station.
Evening journal., 1901-12-05
PROTECTION FOR
THR PRESIDENT
Attempt 10 Kill Executive
Punishable by Death
Bill Also Provides Twenty Years In
prisOnment Tor Those Who Ad-
wise Killing Of ANY Ruler

Washington. Dec. 5.--Senator Hoar
yesterday introduced a bill in the sen.
ate for the protection OF the president.
which provides as follows;
That any person who shall within
the limits OF the United States or any
place subject to the jurisdiction there
Of. wilfully kill or cause the death
Of the president of the United States
or any officer thereof. or who shall
wilfully XIII or cause the death of the
ruler or chief magistrate of any for.
eign country. shall be punished with
death.
"That any person who shall within
the limits of the United States, OF
any place subject to the jurisdiction
thereof make an attempt ON the life
Of the President OF the United States
or any officer thereof, or who shall
make an attempt on the lie OF the
ruler or chief magistrate of any for
elgn country, shall be punished with
death.
"That any person who shall within
the limits OF the United States or any
place subject TO the Jurisdiction there
of, advise the killing Of the president
OF the United States or any officer
thereof, or shall conspire to accom-.
plish the same; or who shall advise
or counsel the killing of the ruler, OF
chief magistrate. Of any foreign coun.
try. or shall conspire to accomplish
the same, shall be punished by i'm.
prisonment not exceeding 20 years.
THAT any person who has conspired
as aforesaid may be indicted and con
victed separately, although the other
party or parties to the conspiracy
are not indicted or convicted.
THAT any person who shall wilfully
and knowingly aid in the escape from
punishment of any person guilty OF
either Of the acts mentioned in the
foregoing sections shall be deemed
an accomplice after the fact. and shall
be punished as II principal. al
though the other party or parties to
said offense shall not be indicted OF
convicted"
Evening journal., 1901-12-05
|NRW OCCUPANTS
FOR OLD JAIL
Bands Of Rats InfeSt De-
serted Corridors Com
paDy Inspected
special to Tho Evening journal.

New Castle, Dec 5.-The arms. uni
forms and equipments of Company II
were inspected by Lieutenant Colonel
Stevenson IN uhe Armory building last
night. Major Evan G. Boyd WIS tc
have assisted in the inspection. but al
a la,s hour he was called away. he
company members, in command Of
Captain Chauncey p. Holcomb, We're
linea up shortly after z o'clock, and
stood at attention while the inspection
was being made. The men presented
g0oc appearance. and the equipments
were found to be in good condioion.
Not since its erection has the Jail
building been 50 largely tenanted as II
Is at present, and the force Of wardens
ON duty at present cannot command
peace and order The new occupants
are nothing less than rats, which nave
taken possession since the transfer of
the prisoners and their number is esl~
mated nj from 400 to 1000. They roam
at Will through the deserted corridors,
and fear the presence Of man but lit
/ tie.
Mayor Boyd had an encounter with a
drove of them white walking through
the jail one day recently, and after a
pitched battle succeeded in Staying one
OF the number The little animals APP
lparently gained access to the building
/ by way OF sewers.
Mems Plush Caps, 5Oc., at Biggs'.
A portion of its machinery becoming
/ 10, hn Eel lut
afternoon put in here for repairs.
George Hatton, who recently was re-
moved from this city to Faunhurst, is
in a critical condition from consump-
tion. number OF persons from here
visited the sick man yesterday.
Big preparations are being made foi
the first annual reception of the Young
Mems Association which will be held
in the X. OF p Hall tonight. Music
and dancing will be features of the
evening and lundheon also will be
served. Guests from Wilmington. Del
laware City and other nearby points
will be present.
The young men OF this city gave g
dance in the X. of +. Hal, last night
The affair was largely attended.
On Tuesday might the river off This
city was filed with storm stayed boat
unable to proceed.
Skating Caps, Gloves and Mittens, a
Biggs'.
At the home OF Mrs. Theodore At
kinson This afternoon a wel-attende,
meeting of THE local w. Q. r. u. wa
held Mrs Mary b. Donnel presiden
of the New Castle county W. G. r. u
presided at the affair and gave an i'm
teresting talk Of the great work bein
= dme by the organization.
Merchants of this city are buyin
their Christians goods, and shop win
dows are being decorated.
Dolls, games, chairs coaches. drums
, tree ornaments, iron and wood toys, a
Stoops
n About thirty of the 150 raft of log
+ rum down near this city by a tanke
recently have been recovered. The re