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AII j; BALTIMORE BY HOD*
veueNI
IIC
by ter 1 aii
dunce ol' IlelvgaleN.
Last evening
met in the Hanover
church last evening to welcome the Bal
timore synod. This body is composed
of ministers and elders of the Presby
teries of New Castle, Baltimore, Wash
ington and Rio de Jaueiro, Brazil, ri. .V.
huudred aud forty
in
to
T lie re ar
one
churches in the Synod.
Rhv. Samuel A. Haley, moderator, ot
The exercises were op* ned by
after which the
The miulera
llciated.
singing the 1'JGth hymn
evening lesson was read,
tor then delivered a sermon from Ko
lfitti verse.
mans 1st
ipt*T,
) syi:od was
he roll was called
; i
erv:
Alter the
f imaily openru
d ^1 ministers and fielders answered
from Baltimore Presbytery,-.! ministers
and *J l elders from Now Castle Pres
bvtt-ry aud 8 ministers and 7 elders
from Washington City responded.
The moderator then announced as tl.**
first thing in order the election of a new
moderator.
Rev. Dr. Benjamin F. Bitting i
Washington was nominate i and chosen
by acclamation. I'pon his lOinmg tor
ard the retiring moderator said :
•• I most cordially welcome you to
this honorable body,
will receive the sai
an l courtesy that l have rev
rill have nothing
this
oi
oi
V.
I
jneside
kind
l.opM y*
veil
li
ilL.l
ro you yoi
1 present to you
bol of that dignity etu
ul.-o that
omplain of.
to
in
gavel an a sy
b idled iu this convention
law an t discipline over
t„ preside without fear favor or partial
ity ' Mr. Bittinger then replied :
I thank you tor this
I shall endeavor
ihich you are
••Brethren:
work of confidence,
to perform the duties ot Moderator with
fidelity and impartiality '
On motion Rev. II. O. Gibbons of
Baltimore Presbytery and Mr. Charles
Baird of New Castle Presbytery
clerks.
were
appointed temporary
After several committees ha l b—n
called and instruction given thorn
the respective chairman the
rued until this morning.
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i
1"
MORNING SESSION.
. ite Bynod opened at 9.30.
h t alf hout speut iu routine
Rev. Dr. Nixon, Secretary of the Board
i f Home Missions, of New York,
tioduced.
Be referrel to home missions gen**r
a i y after which he took up the solution
of the agitated Indian question,
alluded to the Aborigines as a people
kind and by nature just aud honorable.
They have been vitiated by their o«
tar. with civilization; deterioriz
>r«Is is attributed to this tact.
Because of this deterioration the ex
isteuce of this people has become re
pugnai'.t to the very element which ha
b- eu the cause of their national deca
as well
Alter
business,
as in
to
A.
H«
lU
loll
i. ■
phy
deuce spiritually
At Washington the spirit of ag
is being cherished against
this poor remnant of a once great peo
the cruel idea ot exter
"Why,"
money I
rally.
ion
M
j 1 , and
ation is being advanced.
"for a sum of
re li
mi
ha <l one man,
will guarantee to poison every Indian
on the face of the earth."
This is a lamentable fact aud what
makes it more lamentable U th
delite thus many of our best aud pur
are led away by the idea that
) eaoe to the community cau
obtained through extermination,
this policy we are opposing. It is up
hill work. But we believe by an ap
plied ion of Urn doctrine of < kristianity
tb now revengeful savage will soon bt
1 thn glorious
evi
en
ly b
It H
u good citize
C 'll!-)
i'h* ppeaker then referred t<> ft
ponuu
he]
work which is uow
among the Mormons ol
I ;,cl:. Tb« are apparently quiet
, but uiiud you only
through a rectituuo which is rendered
through surrounding in
»!' Missi
It
f*
h i, 11 subinissi
:
V
anily stibmi.ssiv**,
bough out
iu
war'lly thes- peoplo ar«: hostile to our
f ii.uy, tho nation's principles and
very genius ot those institutions
existence as a
These
the
H
hich '
r very
opl-ifl dependent.
I] pon
political
p-q.l
the heart of this great
*) in
they so disposed
dry an*l were
it in twain
could -
*ar organic exis
t"i
country are chasms deep
great ar
In their
and rugged over which as a
ihich runs the life blood
It wouldn't take
,vr tliis connection and
ir« horrible could be .imagined thau
obnttuc
>at.
othiug
lu
a hostile uprising placing
;ions and sending trai
vast chasms.
The speaker also alluded to th*
growing population of Alaska,
»oint iu the Mission Work, after which
a concentrated action
The very
low n
a n*'W
he advised
among the Home Boards,
life of Presbyterians depended upon a
bundling of the churches. It was & j
fertile field aud when properly cultiva-!
ted only the greatest coul l flow there- j
Rhv. A. B. Cross, of Ba timore
ytvry read hi rerort on evangMicalj
Piefi
pun th** record for fo'ine
is miration
The Chairman on Foreig
which was given tli**
data for the year, which showed ; de
cided increase in the ntnmber «*f (
Liuuicants.
Missi •
made a report i
A (food Weed Done tn IbiM Nauglil y
World.
In consequence of the confident e de
-Hiv dly placed in thostatHruei ts given
to the public by the management of the
Louisiana State Lottery Company, its
-v.cress has been great, at
physicians in charge of the celebrated
• iiarity Hospital
..ids them increased
hich
h rejoiced, a:J it ut
pportunitieM 1<»
d to suffering mankind.
iars a ticket for the next drawing,
. lit < will give th« purchaser an
in $30,000. Certainly
intentionally <>r not, a good
information write to M. A.
"
opportunity t
Ft
i. Box 092, New Orleans,
>r same person at 319 Broadway,
L
Adempied NnfcHOe.
John / h h proprietor of the Opera
ticide
House, Bellaire, U., attempted
on Sunday evening by shooting him
self.
under the inliuence of liquor and grief
over the clandestine marriage of one of
his daughters, a girl seventeen years of
. to a man named Harrison Groves,
to whom Mr. Zilch was bitterly op
posed. The affair has created consid
erable excitement.
as caused wLLe
The rash act
1
ITIiRColored Relngeea-An Apneal
to the Vublle.
I
The Kansas Freedmen'a Relief Asso
elation take this method of presenting j
to their fellow citizens the interests and
^ndition of their association,
As is well known, the colored people
of the Beuth have been migrating
j this State for several years. They come
| in the hope of improving their condi
tion. No inducements were otlered to
them other than those offered to all im
migrants to our young and growing
State,whose policy secures equal rights
for all classes. Many of them arrived
destitute condition ; but our
!■»
i
in a
pie, with their usual liberality, sup
plied their immediate needs, and assis
ted them to make a beginning. Early
last Spring the immigration increased
to such an extent that private charity
was inadequate.
Boat loads of people,
hall clad,left peunih***
jited universal sympathy, and
ietv was the outgrowth ot :t gen
eral demand for an organized etlort in
The first board of I)irec
and
hungry
it n the river's
bank.
our :
their behalf,
tors comprized the Governor and otn**r
State officers, whose faithful, wise and
unpaid services are fully appreciated,
of the brightest
Monev aud
and constitute
chapters in our history,
clothing came unsought from all parts
oi the laud, and about live tliousaud
found homes.
one
Many of these were set
tled in colonies, and all of them are
industrious, honest and
now healthy,
happy.
But our work is not done,
must in- aUsti tlirough the approaching
wiuter, or suffer ; aud some perhaps,
must lie fed until the harvest is gath
credi
Many
»*re«l uext year. Aud a* we are
hly informed* the immigration will net
in this fall aud next spring larger than
ever, and we must be prepared. And
yet our treasury is nearly empty, the
ributiona having gradually dirnin
lt may b.* that other subjects
have engaged t 1 .*- public attention, or
that the people are not aware of the
present and urgent needs.
con.
ished.
compelled to make
these statements, and appeal to the
benevolent aud philanthropic througb
The people of the Nation
ght not to leave to Kansas the honor
and the burden of doing this "reat
work alone in ihe future. It possible,
the tide of immigrants should be partly
turned aside. But if that be impossible
the money should not be withheld.
Gar citizens are ready as ever to do
their part, but we desi
tiou of all.
All sums aud supplies should be sent
P. Bt. John, or our Secre
lleuce we are
out of laud.
OU
tl
•oopera
to Gov. Jo
tary, C. E. Wheeler, Topeka, Kaunas.
All supplies sent should be marked so
the Secretary can tell who sends them,
and where they come from, so the r re
ceipt can be promptly acknowledged.
A. B. Jetraore, President; George W.
Carey, First Vice President: J.
hert, Second Vice President;
, Secretary; John D. Knox,
John M. Brown, Superin
E. Gil
C. E.
W
Trt
surer;
tendeut.
Topeka, Kansas,
Ictober 15, 1879.
BREVITIES.
Sun rlseB fl.is.Sun sets 6.11.
The equinoctial at last.
Now the hoys are alter the chestnuts.
A no; her lot of whips at the w cent store.
Salt oysters, Ice cold, lor sale at Fullmer's.
< 'all at 608 Market street, ami got your Ca
tarrh ci
Norristown "Herald'': A scientific
I predicts that " tho fuel of the lut
3. The Bible, however,
luel of ihe luture will be
will t*c
teaches that th
brimstone and sulphur.
ate*
at Second street
Tue Staieup
needs investigation.
erly Conference
ight
the Union M. E.
church to m
Lloyd's, at
.trat Wcldin
Fare cider
Seventh and King.
ol him
'ii temper gets the beet
When a
It reveals the wor«t
ant? to Know wl
"Investigator" •
r cabbage-worms
»t course,
Biers your soul,
:n,
f*
A good plump cabiiugu
: if*
ins a week
hint
s on hand like Hie good >>amarit;
iiion. at the Washington Hotel.
A
Dr. Dar
" Here ladies and gen
et r
Mown a:..
.1
ill see, 1
As yo
he like?! "
tleinen is
I'
.ih !.i
the
The Haiti
»ver Presbyterian church.
Cupping and leeching at No. Iu3 E. Second
street. Kosldenco No. *j 3 East Second street.
H
Now is tho time to sing tfio " Last Rose ol
Summer. '
Poets ar.: liu^y » reparing poems on • Beau
tiful Snow. ''
Chicken sdad at Fullmer's.
cation ol repeaters
on la us is si ill to b
'I'm
li
led
• I sat ah
o he
rent b
•trigs :
T
g 1
1 l/.dwc Kniuht;
. Pythh
Th -
le. at 211 .Mark
Cl ii.e K night j* e
il can 1/j lound at No. 207
a sortment ol fur
E. F. A.tair
31 arket s-ree
it
Hie Protef
•oration
The
Northei
I
De!
1 Ep
St. John's church, Ninth Want,
e hear of people being robbed ol
imp*, wo defy
Minzer ol the RBi'uni
Whi "•
• rob the
* ol five
j aliii ud
»iw
j mi '
$5,0
y o
brevity f
It c.
it.-.
": The
window. It. i
ot foen
-t
. t"
I !
ho luii
1 of l
• blind 7
vv i ii*-!
i hun
rid
id
,n l nl, for ladies
1 mis
ihrey'.-, 216 Market street.
. 'Bulletin' - A call I
wild velts
Hi
iiddlc Of tt
the
nlulit.
ha • hot
Tin
id rtill it
el,
up
•
>ury Murray, No. Ill Water si
, cut your hair neatly, and
id
Giavoy
J hiiadelphia.
a ticncf to and !n>
>«
isebinl like a pronunlssory
ioto7
Why is
jh by falling due.
Because u
and it if
still getting
Butter is I lzh,
hi
h of the pilfering done by children
•r age these days, Is owing to the
Too
ot
bo
nuns' Vegetable Liver Pills great nen
. non-.lckor.lng, eu
a, Depot Fourth and
phia, 602 Arch street.
Now that rai
water-spouts and see that tliey are not stopped
up with leaves.
When the beet sugar manufactory paints
their doors, ft is a sign
sy purgative, ...
King ; Philadol
25
grip
tirowing, examine your
" No Admitta
that they don't want any dead beats.
Chicken croquettes at Fullmer's.
N. Y. " Star" : Whcnainun is kissing a
girt be should have a dry clergyman preach
ing to him In order to make tho sensation
longer.
Tho Democrats lor once will not beat the
Doluware this tall-because
Uepublfca
there Is no election,
alike. They seok the
Files and loafers
ny places. In this the reason they like
sled
carl
of
of
Notice to tiic Public.—1 will hatf-polo and
heel boots and shoos for 01, other
proportion, John E. Bailey, S. W. corner ol
Seventh and Tatnall streets.
"Oh ! hoy, with oyes ol azure blue,
of golden hue,
parents poor to aid
toll with hoe and spade? "
ding in
And ringlets
Is ft y
That thus y
TJp spake the boy with eyes of blue:
• i Hi! Mister, 1 will toll you true
late—
Why thus I early dig
I'm hunting worms for fishing halt! "
The Weather.
1 War Department, Office of the Chief I
Oct. 22—11
I Signal Officer, Washington
A. M. m
Indication* .. Wednesday—For Now
England and ih* Middle Atlantic State*
light rains and partly cloudy weather. |
with a flight rite in temperature, and
stationary or slowly tailing barometer.
_ y , m _
NPECIAI,
j
,
es.— The "Three
Place Photograph Marriage Certificate,'
published by Crider cV Son, have just
become very popular, being now used
by the majority of paabue Those il
lustrated l»y steel engravings sell at $0
per dozen ; those in colors at $8 per
dozen. Miss Francis, of the Religious
Book Store, No. tjl»7 Market street, sells
them singly at the w
cents and 75 cents each,
amine.
Maukiaob Cbhtikic
lmlesale price—60
Call and
l'oisox.—Thu poison of
vari
Syphilitic
syphilitic disease 'hows itsetf in
ous forms of eruptions, ulcers
threat, bony tumors, white . vvellings,
All these manifestations of bad
blood ar** cured by cleansing the blood,
through strengthening and assisting
the liver by the use of Dr. Flagg's Liv
er aud Stomach Fad, that always cures
and requins no internal medicines. Of
fice No. 7 K. Fifth street. Consultation
&c.
free.
Caps —1879.—We
1830— Hats am*
buy all of our hats and caps from first
• auds, aud sell them at a small ad
vance on cost of manufacture. A lull
line of ladies' and misses' Derby aud
square crown still hats from 7*5 cents to
$2.50, at Rumford Bros., 404 Market
strdbt.
Just received, a large lot of Key West
r crop tobacco, at Dantorth's
cigars,
Drug .Store, Second aud Market streets.
Trusses and Abdominal Supporters in
large stock.
Sutterly & Foster are very successfu
with the babies. They never get mad
and scold even if the babies are cross.
Gallery 202 Market street.
Call at the great tobacco mart, 4th
and Shipley streets, aud see the enor
mous amount of cigars and tobacco just
received. Dealers particularly invited.
Chapman.
Take your old pictures to Sutterley
& Footer aud have them copied before
they fade. They do them cheap.
Market street.
302
Yes, Sutterley k Foster are taking
fine cabinets for $3 per dozen, or 2 for
$1, at 302 Market street, above 3d.
Don't forget it! "Sellers' Liver
Pills" were the first pills ho called iu
the United States, and never fail to do
their work.
Brunet's Bitters, excellent for dys
pepsia, for sale by Taylor k Fullerton,
Druggists and Apothecaries, 302 King
street.
Boils, pimples and all blood disease's
are cured by "Dr. Lindsey's Blood
Searcher." Bold by all druggists.
Your liver is out of order and you
know it; so take ' Beliers' Liver Pills."
Sold by all druggists.
George II. Ash, the merchant tailor,
has laid in a large stock of fall goods at
No. 4 East 3d street.
Yes, Butterley k Foster still take 1
8x10 large uhotograph, finely retouch
ed, for $1.
Repairing blacksmith's bellows by I.
.VI. VVeBt, No. 717 Church street.
HI Ell.
JOHNSON.—Fell asleep in Jesus, on Octo
ber 10, John W. Johnson, In the 78th year
of his age.
KelativcB an
his lunerai, Iro
law, Charles H. Simmons, No. 005 Orange
street, on Tuesday afternoon, at four o'clock,
to proceed to Anbury cemetery.
BRADLEY.—Julia Bradley.
Relatives and Iriends are Invited to attend
the lunerai. Irom the residence ol her lather,
Francis Bradley, 7U2 Wollaston street, on
i'hursday alterm
o'clock, to proceed to Newark, Del.
APPLEBY.—In New Castle Hd., on the 22d
of William L.
1 friends arc invited to attend
n the residence of his
in
, to loive the house at 1 30
Inst., El
?r Mo
and Annie B. Appleby, aged 0 years and lu
months.
Relatives and friends
1, fro
Friday afternoon,
Invited to
he residence ol Ids parents,
* leave the house ii
o'clock. Interment at the Wilmington
Brandywine cemetery.
he fun
I i»<' Clly Marki l.
The street market was abundantly
supidied with fruits and vegetables,
morning, and prices ruled steady,
the only advance noted is in butter,
which is now quoted at 30(o 35 against
25 (n 30 Isst week. The following is a
list of the prices raging :
Apples, per half peck.
Butter, fresh, |
Beef, sirloin,
' chuck, "
" dried, "
" chipped, "
thb
•is?} ")
•3 (fU .85
.YKil) .20
.124^ .18
.08(^ .10
.180 .20
.280 .'JO
.000 .10
.000 .08
I
mu .12
(Tie-ti.
Chick*
.ftUftV 1-00
.750 1.25
,220 ,26
pa
>*, 1*
•1.
Eggs, per doze
' sliced,
.11
d
I
*, per P
.10
.200 .26
.030 .08
.10 ((Q .12
d...
II.
per head
halt jjcck
(:at*t*ag«
.10
I...
Lard, |
Lemons, per doze
Mutton, per j
" chops, '
Potatoes
Siiould
Sides a
.100 .18
.140 .16
.100 ,12
:
cr bull peek
all,per pound
.OH
.08
1
d la
12
\
outlets per pound
.18
Fresh pork.
.10
.11
.m*
'at lisa, per pound
Bock, per p*
i d.
•m
d
Black Oi-- per|
nil
.12
, p< r
hall ]
i
•k.
< I uari
k peck
,
Uni
.100 .15
.080 .10
.080 .10
H, I
i
Grap<
wAMTEII.
W ANTED. — Tlie limiMan Furin
Morfireis
at it per rent, are
4 apt
being »mB<
InllNlN and 'fT unis Willi 7 years' «*
l»4*rlen<'4', nol a 4l4»llur I4 »nI
(laj 'Hdeiay In Sayni4'iit ol
Principal «
f*y
r i>
. n4»t a
4'lflier
W lint ran
J. T. IIEAI.II.
fll(4*r4'Nt.
be b4»U4»r ?
10-18-22-26-20
...
25
ANTED.—A young man wants a situa
a store ; can givo good refer
so. Address " M. C., " 120 Bhlpley street.
1 0-21-3t _
ANTED.—Hoarders
Hot and cold hath.
ANTED.—An Intelligent, active lad,
between fifteen and
of age, as an apprentice at
L. 31. ENGLAND'S Drugstore,
Cor. Sixth and Lombard.
AN i ED.—A good filer: also a good
lathe hand Betts Machine (Jo.
10-21 2t*
ANTED.-By
lady, a position ol trust. Address
" H. D., " tills office. 10-18-tl
w
tion 1
714 King street.
10 2l-6t*
W
a
W
enteen years
10-21 2t
w
intelligent elderly
W
ANTED.—A good reliable man to can
vass the city lor an Advertising me
dium. Address, or call on A. L, F.,
7iy Hansom St., Room 4,
Philadelphia, Pa.
W
ol
in
10-18 tl*
D ressmaker competent to out
fit, drape and trim, will go out by the
day or take work home. Apply to No. 1026
31 arket street. 10-8 2wd #
ANTED,—A girl or middle aged wo
rn do cooking and Ironing. Ap
10-20-31*
w
ply at 311 Market street.
IH»U YMTUHIlAY'l EUIT10V. 1
,
A
A.
to
to
ed
ed
I
MlfftlOKIt'Al. SOCIETY.
_
| Delaware was held last night. Hon.
Leonard K. Wale* presided, and Dr. L.
P. Bush acted as Secretary-.
Dr. llusli presented several ludlan
relics, found in a marl pit in the lower
part of this county, and donated hv
Samuel Townsend, as previously re
ported.
Dr. William Mason Cornell aud J.
Ward Dean, of Boston, and Charles
Dean, of Cambridge, Mass., whose
names had been presented at a preced
ing meeting, were elected correspond
ing members of the Society.
Dr. Bush, from the Committee on
Contributions, reported the following:
From K. L. D. Neill of Minneapolis ,
"Translations of Department of Aineri
llistory of the Minnesota Historical
, Lttftt flight'*The Baalneaa
Tr*uftaeted.
A meeting of the Historical Society of
of
Society."
From Colonel Jones, "Genealogies
aud Estates of Charleston, Mass," by
Thomas Bellow.- Wyman.
"Magazine of American History,"
August and September.
"Twenty fifth annual report of the
State Historical Society of Wisconsin,"
from the Secretary.
"Declaration of the Political Princi
ples of the Patriotic Society ol New
Castle County, 1794," by William
Duane.
"Report of the Commissioner of Edu
cation aud Premium List of the (Baud
Exposition of the Agricultural Society
of Delaware."
George H. Bates, Esq., brought up
the subject of a State Hag aud, on mo
tion, the Committee on Beal was in
structed to inquire whether such a llag
had ever been formally authorized.
After some interesting discussion on
various historical subjects, the meeting
Adjourned.
to
is
is
at
to
IT. N. t IKCITIT COURT.
The Jury Hindi urged for I lie Term
—4 a *cm PaiHed. Etc.
The October term of the !'. S. Dis
trict Court opened at ten o'clock this
morning, Judge Bradford ou the Bench.
The list of cases was taken up and
several of them settled, continued or
passed. There not being any cases
ready for trial the Judge dismissed the
jury from further attendance at this
term, and thanking them for the "ar
duous" duties tliey had performed told
them to call at the Marshal's office after
the ad journment of Court and he would
pay them.
The cases passed, and which are lia
ble to come up at auy time it suits the
convenience of the Court, were as fol
lows :
Anthony Reybold vs., New York and
Baltimore Transportation Company,
s>wan, Clark & Co., vs. Henry C. Rob
inson assignee, aud the Aid Loan As
sociation.
Emigh vs. Uarlan A Hollingsworth
Company, aud the same vs. Jackson
k Sharp Company.
Francis A. Stevens vs. Harlan k Hol
lingsworth Company, aud same vs.
Jackson and Sharp Company ; Emory
aud others vs. steamship "Golden
Grove."
On motion of Mr. Higgins, the Mar
shal's sale of real estate of Charles
Cadden, deceased at the suit of Charles
Givens was confirmed.
At 11 o'clock court adjourned until
Tuesday at 11 o'clock.
1
I.
he
of
A III le ted with 111© Mania.
Yesterday afternoon four young la
dies while making a few purchases at a
store on King street near Third, began
to allude to the immense number of
laps made by some of the pedestriannes
recently iu New York. In what con
nection the word "laps" was taken
whether in a sense the popular female
weakness for brotherly caresses implies,
deponeth sayeth not. In the conversa
tion a wager was made and out trotted
tho quartette. At a signal they star
ted ou a regular go-as-you-please gait
down Third street towards Lombard
where the ladies lived. The race crea
ted considerable attention aud was
watched with interest. The wager was
twenty-live cents worth of candy.
30
lu
a
'Hie NanlNbnrjH at Home.
Senator Saulslmry, his nephew
Thomas aud the several other members
of the committee have arrived at Wash
ington from Topeka, Kansas, where tliey
have been summering investigating the
charges against Senator Ingalls. The
Saulaburys will probably be grazing ou
their native*heath at Dover the latter
part of this week.
")
.10
.10
MnrriagcN To-morrow.
There will be married to-morrow, in
one ot our churches, two beautiful
belles of Wilmington, (cousins,) both
descendants from an old and well
knewn Maryland family, aud whose
ancestor was formerly the Governor of
that Htate.
.26
.18
.16
,12
•Sale of Furniture.
Thomas M. Ogle will sell a lot of per
sonal and household furniture at the.
residence 105 W. Ninth street, on Mon
day next. Mr. Ogle will alsosell to
morrow at 10 o'clock, a lotof stoves and
a quantity of household effects, trim
mings, &c.
.OH
.08
.11
.12
.15
.10
.10
Flail*
Powell has ou his stand in the Third
street market, a good variety of white
perch, white fish, cat fish, blue fish,
halibut, haddock, flounders, ko. Call
early and get something nice.
Vl
A ( enclave of finlfflitN.
The Grand Lodge, K. of K. of Dela
ware will hold its annual meeting iu
Caatlo Hall to-morrow morning at 10.30.
There will be an election of officers and
a submission of the annual reports.
a
-•
(!|nyi4>n II4 >un© Arrivals.
The following are the arrivals at the
Clayton House up to noon to-day :
G A Dean, Balto. S W Wilson, PhUa.
N G Davis, Boston. P D Van Boos, "
Jos BaPoy,New York. H Shevlllng, "
A W Zutzenger, "
SI) Kmtthers,Frcd'ka
Mrs K Allen, "
H A Brown, "
<4W Guntshurg,Balto S W Dally,
J Cooper, Maryland. E Schall, Phlluda.
N B corsor,Norristown A B Wilson, *•
in
A Lucky Northerner.
Mr. Charles Graham, who went South
to make sketches for Harper's Magazine,
does not return very greatly impressed
with his welcome. He says the people
that every northerner is a Re
publican, and at once give him the cold
shoulder. Mr. Graham himself seems
to have come oflf rather in luck, having
been shot at only twice. Come, Charles,
♦ake courage
DRATH BEFORE A REPARATION.
, _ _ ... .. . . I
A Youpi Wonld*b(i Bride Ntf|m
from Hi« Altar lata Etaralljr. I
A d It pitch to the Philadelphia Tlm«i i
from Syracuse, N. Y., relates the fol
lowing aad incident:
ui --j* u a.i a ..... , , . r
Shepard a Settlement, a little hamlet
two mile, from Marcellua, furniahes a|
sad romance with a latal ending. Klora
A. Shepard, granddaughter or Kdwnrd !
Shepard after whom the plate war,;
named, a jiretty gill of twenty years,
was engaged to he married to Henry A.
Fulmer, of K.hridge. The ceremony
wan to have taken place on Sunday,
hut when that day arrived Ful
mer came and said that lie
had heard some suspicious stories re
garding her character, and lie asked
to have the marriage postponed until
he could he assured that the storieB
were groundless. She offered to
release him from the engagement,
hut he replied that he did not
wish to lie released. She requested him
to go to ehurch with her. lie consented,
and she went up to her chamber, os
tensibly to dress. He waited from
until three o'oloek, and then sent lie.
brother np to find out why she did not
come back. He said his sister was in
lied. He went up to her room and ask
ed her whai the matter was.She did not
reply,but pointed to a paper on a Htaud.
Fulmer read the paper. It was a
will devising her property to a girl
friend. He supposed that Flora had
taken poison. She confessed to her
grandpareuts that she had eaten a
quantity of cobalt. A doctor was call
ed and prescribed for her, after he left
she took another dose oPthe drug and
died at 12 o'clock last night.
■
I
Foreign N«w«.
The cause of the explosion in the
magazine of the Bala llissar, at Cabul,
is a mystery.
Yakoob Khan's proposed abdication
is regarded with favor. A weak, irres
olute puppet is what they call him.
The damage by the recent Hoods in
Spain is estimated at 60,009,000 francs.
The revival iu tho iron trade has
reached Germany.
The Duke of Cumberland contem
plates indefinitely renouncing his
claims to the throne of Hanover.
The Czar aud his family will winter
at Canues, France.
Ex-Empress Eugenie proposes to go
to Zulu laud to pray on the spot wher**
young Louis fell.
Fliarl*? Konn Ajcaiii.
A despatch from Cincinnati dated
the 18tii nst., states that Christian K.
Robs, father of the missing Charley
Ross received an anonymous letter say
ing a man named C&chuour in the Ohio
Penitentialy knew about Charley's ab
duction He was interviewed and told an
appparently straight story, that he had
been a detective aud a Texas ranger,but
he evades direct questions. He says he
had the missing boy in Virginia on
June 7, 8, 9 and 10, iu the year 1877,
hut refuses to designate the place. He
says further that he was one of a baud
of 84 men organized for the purpose of
concealing Charley ami keeping him
out of the hands of detect' 1
Carpenter* fu Demand.
There is at present a great demand
for carpenters all over this city,builders
being anxious to finish up houses be
fore winter Bets in.
I
I.IhI of l ix hiliiKMl I.ellcra.
Remaining in the Wilmington, Del., Post
Office, Saturday, Oct. 11, 187U :
la oiks' list.
Anderson, Miss CJatha-Pratlllt. Mrs. An
rlne
.Smith, Mrs, Ella
Banres, Mr*. Maggie Scott, Sarah J.
Cooper. Mr?, Fanido Smlthers, Mrs. R. E.
Cavender,.Mrs. Tilrnan, Mrs. Julia A,
Hall, Mrs. Liddio
Hammond, Mrs. S. H, Tole, Miss Kate
McFate, Mrs Ella
I
a
a
C.
Wilson. Miss Anna
Winter, 31 rs. Mary.
ikntlkmkn's list.
Pfrommer, Fiederlck Me Devil t, Samuel
Hai'hey, Thomas
Bradford, John K.
Bishop, Thomas
Bassler. Hyson 1,
Clark, John
Christ. Capt.
Coughtroy. Samuel
Fillmore, M., Sr.,
(vullaghor, Lewis P. Schenk, John
Hendercoii, Capt. Kob-Scrlbner, Jamo •
Scull, Capt. Allle C.
.William Vangllder,Cap. Frank
Y ail el I, Mr.
Mc(farragh, Michael
Miller, Robert
Mayo, William
Nichols. Frederick
Nlley, Thomas
Niles, Thomas A.
Poraoll, Win. W'.
Roberts, Charles F.
Riley, John
on
Leh
Lank. John
Morton, Mr.
Woodflold, J. P. B.
WM. 31. PYLE. P. M.
UA3fiyW13E YilLLM <*t<+TA
TIONSL
w. g. penny hacked a co # .
i Suocofsora to J. E. Prlco ^ < •>.)
II
Boht PRvont I!
t'.hole© Family Flour.
Choice Supernno.. 6.00^0.05
We are paying to- j for strictly efiolot
Wheat, $1.47 : Bran, ; cfioloo Corn. Co.
OOtlV* V*. U. PEN r / PACKER £c Ci *
wiuMimyr market
«8.26fiU.2
0,'JO
t.
. 16.00a! 0.)
.. i6.00al SOt
•j.OCnlo.o'
Hay, loose, per ton..
Hay, baled,'
Straw loose. " .
PH1LADEI
. A MAR
... (f.toaC.oo
.upcrnr.o
ItiTh .
Fancy Brands.
Rye Flour.
8.U) IW.
0 0,
itod Wheat...
Ronna. Arnbor
Corn.
White Oats... ■
Do'aware (Jatfl
(Jlovorroeil....
Timothy.
1.4WA1.B0
1.52G ■ 5
.04» .05
•:
46
.43a .47
8.6O&4.60
2.00a 2. *<f
FblLADVLCUlA C7ATTL1?
i'jsr.T.
bheep..
Hogs, corn tod,.
Boe* Oattlc* ner loo ...
. |3.00u5.
... fi.OOa0.OO
4.00a6.6u
WIL3UNGTON UUUTAT1GNN.
. $0,260 0.76
. 7.600 8.IXJ
. 6.760 7 00
. 21.00 0 22.00
20 00
10.10
Patent Flour.....
Family Flour.
Bakers' Flour.
Middling-*.
BestFhtp.
.Iran.
Yellow Gorn.
Yellow Meal.
<'oarso Meal.
Best Amber uml Ki d Wheat
.66
Vl
.70
.67
1.47
RAWING.
D
IIOMER A. HEUR'S
ART N V II O O 1^ NOW O I* Ii N .
FREE-HAND. 31ECHANIOAL DKAW
in<* and painting- taught.
In class. Evening
mechanical drawing class and studio hours—
Monday and Wednesday from 7.<J0 to9o'clock.
Pupils fitted for Academy of Fine Arts.
Philadelphia Portraits painted, &c.,ac. All
kinds of drawing designs, &c.,Ac., made In
the most careful and artistic manner. For
terms or any Information c&ll or address
studio room 16, Masonic Tenipfo, Wilming
ton, Del.
Reference.—Col. H. S. McComb, J. Taylor
Gauge, Esq., H. C. Robinson, Esq., Dr. J. K.
iu-20 if
Instruction privately
Tan turn.
ANILY LAI N DRY,
F
GILBERT JOHNSON,
Having opened the most complete Laundry
in this city at
NO. 924 WALNUT STREET,
With Annie Johnson as Superintendent,
gives notice thut ho is m
FAMILY WASHING,
LADIES GOFFERING
and GENT'S SHIRT POLISHING,
In the neatest manner. Lace curtains
neatly done up; perfeat satisfaction guaran
teed ; clothing called lor and delivered.
r#-PKIOE8 LOW
prepared G do
1o-18-4t eod
WM «■ TIME TAHI.
I !»*:*» UUTB WIUUIISIVK.
' i J XUT, 7.00, 4.10, o.ou 6.W
I ,0 ' : * *■ m " 13U ' «.oc. w.s
i mivi.o*''io,n. U " dl ' J ' i "' 1, U01 *
< r r "'" 'York' 2.S7. 7.00,'lo.o., a. to.: 7 Si
..."•»* "• "■"''•d Bwm*. Mtu.in.
r 'it Baltimore and Washington: ixm. 2,10,
s...s a. 1::.; is,S7 p. nj. itcil Kxpresa
J.w, 6.t», p. u. On huuds y, 12.M, 2.10,
„ ,,
! tor Haiti!,. „<■ »i,,i way 1
■
1
1
7.00 p. m.
0.18 p. la).
I O'* No# Cacti**; V.1& a.
6.86 n. ni.
For Delaware K. h.: v.lbt. m.: 1.06, 0.30 p.
a., 1
ii.
NoNuudcy train*.
For Wilmington a Northern K. !(.: «.\»
. tin rule v except
For Delaware Hi stern l!. It.; 7.16, lo.ao,a.iu.
0.30 p. m. Sunday train w.40 A. M.
3, i.3o, 0.10 a. hi.,
p. 6.13. 0.26, 7.0J,
rKAlNlt Altruvy M W
from nillgdelntilH! lj.j/.y
U03, 12.47. 1.02, 2.60, ;
7.4u, 11,16 p, m. On Sundayi.: 12.43,
10.10 a. m.s 7;:i5.11.16, p. m.
From Haltlmore-2.31, w.WM.toa. m.; 12.26,12.37,
0.50, 0.30 p. m. On Sunday*: 2.31, h. u..
y.isJj;. u\.
i Washington: 2.81, ». m.: l2.'/3, l.Mff,
6.36,0.30 p. m. Cm Sunday.!; 2.31 »». m.:
0.50 p. m.
Aii
From
ew ('a*ne: 8.60, 12.10 a.
7.10 p. in. No Sunday trainK.
rrom Delaware if. K.: 8.60 a. m.; 12.10. 7.10
p.m.
From Wilmington & Northern K. 8.06
u. m. 11.80, a. m.; and e.4H p. m
From Delaware Western K. If.: 8.00 a.m.
2.16, 8.00 p. in. Sunday train 6.25 P. M.
WILM1VOTOV LBAVZ rilll.AUJtL
ruiA.
FromWroad street and WaHhlnKton avenue
7."'J, b.00. 10.80. 11.46 a. w.: 1.30, 8.00, 4.00,
6.16,0.00, 0.160.46.11.30 p. IU.
days: 7.30 8.30 R, U> ; fl.oi), 11.30 p. m.
From Thlr'y-Socond and MarLcetfltreew: 1.00.
7.80. 11.56 a. m.; 12.26, 4.00 0.00, 11.30 p. in,
f»n sundavM* 1.00. a. m
rUAlNH
On Sun
hPIXIAL NOTH'EM.
E. r. Hunk!«»'»» Hitler Wine of Iron
It lias never l»oen known to tail in the cure
of weakne*N attended with symptoms. Indis
position to exertion, loss ol memory, difficul
ty ol breathing, weakness, horror of disease,
, trembling, dreudlul horror ol
death, night sweats, cold feet, weakness,dim
ness ol vision, languor, universal lassitude ol
the ipuspuhir system, enormous appetite, with
dyspeptic sydiploma, hot hands, Hushing
the body, dryness oi the skin, pallid counte
nee and eruptions on the lace purifying the
blood, pain In the back, heaviness ol the eye
lids, iret|Uent black spots Hying before the
eyes, with sullusion and loss ol sight, want ol
attention, he.
Kunkle's Hitter Wine of Iron Isforsalo In
Wilmington by Z. James Bolt, N. B. Dan
lorth, John J. Gallagher h Bro , Herbert K.
Watson, Taylor At Fullerton, Jno. S. Hart
, 11. II. Hrlnghurstand the drug trade
generally.
H'oriiiN!
K. Kunkel's Worm Myrup never lalls to
destroy Pin, .Seat and Stomach Worms. The
doctor can tell whether or not the patient has
worms. Thousands are dying daily with
worms, ami do not know it. Fits, spasms,
crumps, choking and sullocation, sallow com
plexion, circles around the eyes, swelling
jnd pain in the stomach, restless hi night,
grinding of the teeth, picking at the nose,
cough, lever, Itching at the seat, headache,
loul breath, Ihe patten, grows pale and thin,
tickling and Irritation in the anus. Ail these
symptoms, and more, couie from worms. E.
F. Kunkel's Worm Syrup never tails to ro
move them. Price #1 per bottle or six lor $5.
(For Tape Worms write and consult tho Doc
tor.) tor all otbera, buy ol your druggist the
Worm Syrup, and It he has It not, semi to
Dr. E. F. Kunkel,26vN. . Inth Street, Mill
adelphla, Pa. Adviee by i: all, tree; bend
three cent stamp.
k, nerv
ol
Worms!
H orniN I
Fain hearrlicr.
It Is wonderful how lull Dr. Simms'_
was of PAIN SEAKCHElt, this mornm#,
yet. the Doctor Bays he Is hurried all tho tuns
to supply tho demand. So much tor a good
anti reliable remedy. All dealers Ir* medicine
find It a very profitable remedy to keep, hb it
bus a ready and extensive Hale wherever It !c
known. It 1 b certainly a wonderful Pain,
Cramp and Rheumatism remedy. The Doc
tor's main De|*ot 1 b at Fourth and King Sta..
Wilmington, Del., In Philadelphia at No. 6o2
Arch Street, where dealers can he supplied.
ieli-12t
WfckfU for ( lervymni.
" 1 believe It to he all wri ng anil even wick
ed lor clergymen or other public men to he
led into giving testimonials to quack doctors
or vile stulls culled medicines, hut when a
really meritorious article made of valuable
;cdies known to all, thut all physicians use
1 trust in dally, wo should Ireely commend
It. I therefore cheerful lv and heartily c
mend Hop Bitters lor the good they have
done me and my Iriends, firmly believing they
I ave no equal lor family use. 1 will not he
without them. "
Rev. -, W
diIngton, 1).
A ( ard.
To all who a<e sultcring from tho errors hlu
I ndiscretions ol youth, norvoua weaKncss
cariy decay, loss oi manhood, etc., 1 will semi
a reclue that will cure you FREE «.»*
('MARGE. This great remedy
erod by a missionary In South America. Send
a self-addressed envelope to the Rxv. .losHPb
T.l nman. Station D. New York City.
dlscov
l*r«'N«'rlpllon Em*.
For the speedy Cure ol Seminal Weakness.
Loss of Manhood, ami all disorders brought
by Indiscretion or excess. Any Druggist
has tho Ingredients. Address
DAVIllSUN jt CO., 78 Nassau SI.,Now York.
7-8 tu'sdwlv
OHN RA1V1G, SEWiNG MACHINE BA
zaar. Northwest cor. Ninth a
jetj, Wilmington, Del.
Sewing Machines l-*r sale
Needles ami Attachments lor
Repulring a specialty. Open In th
10- t !
J
(> range
All first-class
eiuy terms. Oil,
II Machines,
LEGAL NOTH ES.
A 31 ES 11. ELL1CT et.
J
Thomas Y. Field and Mar- County 1
garetM. his wile. J tltlon.
And now to wit: this second day ol Scptem
A. D. 1870, it appearing to tho Chancel
lor by the affidavit ot John Pyle, Esq., .Sher
iff ol New l astle County, that Thomas Y.
Held ami Margaret 31. Field, his wile, the
defendants in this e
ol abode within this county and cinnot tie
served
city ami enuniy ol Philadelphia and State ot
Pennsylvania, and no anpei
been entered lor tho said Thomas V. Field
ami Margaret 31, Field, or cither ol them at
the return of tho sumiuons issued for them,
ft is thereupon on motion ol Edward G. Brad
ford. Jr , Esq., Solicitor lor tlie Petitioners,
ordered ny the Chuneellorthntthe BnidThom
as Y . 1- fold and Margaret M. Field do appear
before the Chancellor at his el i am hers in
Dover on the thirteenth dayol November, A.
D.187U, ami show cause ii any they have,
why partition ol the premise; in the petition
described, should not ho made according to
the prayer thereof, or th t tho petition will
lie taken "pro eon esso" in to tho said Thom
as Y. Field and 31argaiot 31. Field. And
the Register Is directed to cause a copy ol
Ter to be published In the Dailv Kk
jan news paper ot the city of Wilming
ton, New Castle County, lor tho period of
thirty days next, preceding tho said tlifr
teenth dayol November, A. D. 1870.
Attest J.M. HOUSEMAN,
Register C. V.
par
t.
have
km
place
:.ddo in the
ritli )*rocess; that tliey
this
•i in
U-6-8t
it
t In Chancery
t vs. / New Castle
eroa A. Lynam, et.nl. ) County.
Ami now to wit this second day of Bepteu
ln this cause
d delivered to the
the re
aSNiMi iiiiUiJB
11
be
be*. A. D., 1M7W, tho subpoe
having been issued
SheriII more than thirty da s before
turn thereof, aud William A. Grubb,
the defendants, not being found and not hav
lug appeared, on motion of Edward (E Brad
ford, Jr., Esq., RollcUor lor the complainant,
and upon affidavit ol John Pyle, Esq., Sheriff
ol New Castle county, that the said William
A. Grubb resides outside ol the State of Dola
,ata placo unknown to tho said John
Pyle, It is ordered by the chancellor that ttie
said William A. Grubb appear in this cause
oi or beloro the thirteenth ol November next,
or that tho bill be taken " pro conJosso " a# to
him. And the Register Is directed to cause a
copy of this order to be published within
thirty days from this date In the Daily Rk
fuiilican. a newspaper published In Wil
mington, County aloreeald. to bo published
twiee a week, and continued In said newspa
per thirty days after the first publication
lhereof. Attest:—J.M. HOUSEMAN,
y-8 ut Reg. C. C.
of
per
i
RREEEH AND MUZZLE
Loading Guns,
All Styles, Makes and Prices. Pi loes sent
to any point on application.
JAMES k BROTHER.
*04 MAKKET STREET.
of
ed
W. PEKCIVAL HAS HORSES AN
carriages to biro or lor sale, at 108
10.10-iat*
W.
French street.
*
Si
[SHOM YKBTRKUAY
LATK E1UTI0.V. j
A FKloKY iOdPU;.
A Oay and Fe.Hve
Elope. W |||, „ Lively #| £
No. (HI Church street, this city ]'
1 small oae-story shell built of brLk
ni the dimensions of a good siwdvhee '
box. in this establishment, until
ter day, John (ieorge New ton |i v „
and carried on the junk business
iug aud selling rags, paper, old' j
etc.
yep
1 alone
buy
p.
iron
For three mouths past .John <ieorsr«
bas been res .ling here, eioh morrdec
shouldering his hag, and all throuvi,
ihe buyer section of the city his crack,
cd fals etto is as familiar to housekeeu
ers who have scraps to sell as is tU
squall of their latest babe.
About a half block above the ^
iishment of John (ieorge, at 801 Cli
Stretd, dwelt a blooming maiden of son...
71 hydrophobic seasons, named Cathi
rine .Shields, a native of the Isle that *
perpetually green. Daily for some tiinn
the youthful Catharine has been in th,
habit of passing the warehouse of John
Hcorge, and never did she pass with,
out, in that sweet way known only to
lair damsels, peeping in at the proj'rie.
tor, who out of pure gallantry woull
notice the glance.
From simply ogling each other the
young couple, as is quite natural, got
to speaking, and shortly they might
l>e seen almost any pleasant eveuiir
the curb-stone in front 0 f
John's ware house, talking sweet
sense by the hour, Catharine mastica
ting chewing gum, and John telling .
the investments he intended making.
Matters proceeded thus until ywt-r'.
day morning when the climax
reached by the young couple going to
Chester where they were married l v
'Squire Allen.
They left here yesterday (Mornlav,
afternoon on the 2.30 train and
arrival in Chester, a mutual friend
who accompanied them waited upot
the Squire first aud asked him whether
he could marry a young couple
were waiting outside. The Squire hesi
tated and said he must
ehtal
urck
in,
sitting
uou
ol
ol
ol
In
K.
to
E.
to
\n<
ol
their
them to Iw
sure they were of legsl age er»* i,e
spliced them. They were then usht*r
ed into his presence and it is said that
at first sight of the couple the Bquire
shook with laughter until the inkstand
ou his desk rattled again.
John George was rigged out in a
handsome suit which the bride her.-el:
had purchased for him
morning, aud Catharine's
was beyond description. The Squire
argued the question with them but
both assured him they had been there
before, knew all about it and as they
could swear to being of legal age, they
insisted upon the knot being tied, aud
the Bquire performed the ceremony.
After the ceremony it was found that
the entire assets of the newly we l i*i
pair amounted to just 50 cents ad
ih**ir return tickets. The bride handed
I
yesterday
wardr-d#
it
!c
the Squire the half dollar aud prom.-i
to remunerate him more liberally a:
some future date, and the bloouiii:
pair of runaways started for horw
reaching here at 4.30. i
They are now domiciled at John's
warehouse aud it is supposed that C : l
arine will be admitted into full i>ar I
nersliip iu the business. Neither on?
of them have any property or fin&n-u
prospects of any kind outside of Johns
business. But many a couple started
life on less. Catharine was a widow,
and had several children, and gran*
children living iu this city, and it M
rumored that Newton has a wife some
where in Pennsylvania, who left hi&
some time ago. He himself says M
lias fifteen children aud thirty-four
grand-children.
he
a
Again In Trouble.
Henry Park Mason, residing in tl*
vicinity of the bone rendering esta^
iishment of A. I). Vandever, West \V
mingtou, brought suit before 'Squire
Cole against Mr. Vandever for
tain iug a nuisance. The evidence
vuluminpuB, and all went so far to war;
substantiating the charge that the
lendant was held in §500 for his a; r
pearance at Court.
After this trial had been coDclab;
Mr. Mason brought another char*'
against Mr. Vandever for violating tk
statutes by running his mill
Sabbath. At the request of Mr. \a*
this charge «
dever the hearing
deferred until this even iug.
TriiNlcrs Nale of Ural E*tat« I
L. W. Stidham k Hon, sold at to I
auction rooms, No. Ill E. Fourth str^l
yesterday afternoon the following pfT
perties for Johua Maris as trustee. I
No. G07 West Feveutli street,
story brick dwelling, the estate of Ml
jamin Rawusley, deceased. Soil J
one of tile heirs for §1,525.
No. 100 E. Seventh street,frame Lou.*'l
and lot, estate of Lewis Parsons, i'T
ceased, sold to John Bpaliane, for ?»I
280.
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to
ol
of
f iiNlallalloii.
Washington Lodge, No. 3, insU j
tho following officers for the
term :
W. G.—Henry G. I'ruitt.
W. V. G.—George W. Hendrix** I
W. C.—Wm. Thompson.
W. W.~J. I). Trigg.
W. J. W.—Wm. Glenn.
W. T.—Wm. Valentine.
W. J. T.—W. Crawford. I
Installed by E. II. Melson, the • 1
Grand Master of Delaware. j
Ten Ihuiiittiul Hollars
it is alleged, were made yesterday ^
tween 9 and 12 o'clock, by one <
citizens by the rise in stocks,
money, it is also asserted, was t ua1 '
yesterday by Wilmington holders 0
stocks, than has been made since jj
foundation of the city. Several of j®
customers combined of Elliott k •I 11 ' 11 '
son, it is also alleged, made more tb>
$10,000 by the sale of their in**;
ments. Stocks made a Jremendous k>:
upwards. ®
,f Oi
.u
a
of
Pork and Maneavo.
The customers of Otley Vernon
be glad to hear that he will have fre
pork and sausage on his stalls in
Eighth and Third street markets
market day during the season,
and try them.
Ci
Western Horses.
L. W. Stidham k Son will otf er ,j
sale at an early date a drove of q
horses from the Western prairies. 1
horses are now at Bcheutzen Farki a l
i due notice of the sale will be giver
Ex(en4lliitf Their Bafttn***"' I
S. L. Robinson k Bro., grocery l 1
of Ninth and Orange streets, havc^l
ed the store room next door which t&1
will fit up as an oyster saloon. I