Delaware County Daily Times from Chester, Pennsylvania • Page 3

Bimofc SATURDAY; MARCH 6, 4r.riv»ii and Baparture of Haifa. WILL Ahtiiva AS VorK asi Sast, direct, is.s 7 P. M. West ana North, 12.54, 7.41 A. M.

9.07 inKton, Baltimore ana south, S.2S, ilS, 5.43 p. M. wiii'9 and -UdO'iiQH, S.S7 A if, i.n Deposit ana Chester Crsei Hsllioad 1254 A 12.33, 4.J2, F. OK ECSDiYS. iSerca ana West, 13.5* JL 1C aal Soath, A M.

SX'w i'ors Ainl suss. direct, A M. JSAILSCLOSH A3 FOLLOWS: rsiiaasiphss, a.io, A s.iu, 7.00 a. Yors aa2 SEt direct, 3.10 A 12. iu, 5.20 sc-w 1'oiK ina East, via Philadelphia, T.OO PH.

JtrTr 1 IT'J TYrff "1 y.40,'5.'iu, T.bo P. a. Baltimore! and South, direct, 7.16 Baltimore and SoutE, via yhll Delaware, 7.15, 12 6.10 M. Lelnv7iire State ana Sasfern Maryland, 1.40 s. 6.10 u.

s-ort uepaaie and Chester CreeE Kailroaa, .30 dsaia a.io A 12.40 3.1 0 ana T.OO P. x. all rnUiiilelpliliv. rart Deposit and points sortth of Ctsdds irorfl i perry villa, at 7.15 A a. OS SUKDAYB New Yors, sast ana west, 6.10 EXTRA! SECOND EDiTEON! Baltimore ana aontii Olrec 7.15 a PM'-ideiolila, S.10 u.

snee opens at r.OO A. M. sad closes atT.OB. r. i rfundays only rrcra e.45 to 1U A.

v. Money De'iarnheat oioses at 6.45 p. H. G. i SHMEAD.

P. M. OUR CHURCHES TO-flORROW. 3HESTER ClTT PSESBYTEKIAX CnUKOH--PreaCh- at 10.30 A. by ti.e Kev.

JonnMcrolL i.iflay school at 2 p. M. Young Peoples' at 6.45 p. m. Preauhlag at 7 30 KPV John MecolL Bethany cnapel--rreaching at 3 00 p.

m. by 3v Abel Howard. Sunday School at 2 D. m. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN in.

ty tfce Preaching at 7i by pastor. Sunday School 2 p. chauu-. 9 in. Toung People's Prayer Meeting 15 p.

m. UADISOX STKEKT" M. E. CHUBCH--Preaching the parlor. 18.30 a.

m. and 7.30 p. m. Annl- i Jureullf Missionary ooclctj at p. m.

Holiness mt-etlQ a 3.43 p. m. Young Meeting 6X P. ni. BPLASD E.

CHDHOH--Sabbath School at 15 a. m. Preaching at 10.SO m. by Kev. o.

W. udolpk. Preaching at 7.30 p. by the pas- r. TRINITY M.

E. at 10.31 by Kev. C. f. Sunnay School at p.

m. Preaching sit 7.30 p. m. by ths pastor, ollness meeting at 6 p. K.

All are liivlted. NOKTH CHESTER BAPTIST ibbitta mornlnsf it 10.30 A. M. In the evening 7.0U p. by ps.stor.

Rev. O. T. HiUo- elL Sunday School at 2.30. SOOTH CHESTER E.

Vlncsnt Icbols of Upiund, win Preach at ld.30 id by Ihe v. IT. Gabls, at 7.33 p. Sunday scliool nt 2 p. m.

ST. DANIEL'S M. E. CHTJBCH--Preaching by the astor Hev. J.

J. Campbell, at A. M. and 80 p. M.

Sabbath School at 3 r. ic. FIXST AFRICAN BAPTIST CHDKCH. South hester--Preaching at 10.30, by Rev. Mr.

rorkett Preaclilng at 7.30 by ths pastor, rayer Meeting Weaaesday ana Friday even- as- hr. PAUL'S P. E. will be divine ana sermon to-uiorrow at 10.30 o'cloct, Sunday In the inooili the EBCOQO ser- ce is at 4 p. consists or ETrnlng prayer ipusm and a.

short aadress; all oth Sundays prayer and sermon at 7.33 o'ulocit. ST. LUKB'HEPISCOPAL CHURCH. Kev.G.C.Moore ictor. Mornmsf Prayer at 10,30 A.

M. Evening rayer at 7.30 P. M. Sunday School at 2 p. m.

PHIENDS' MEETING HOUSE, Market street-- eetlng on First-day and Fourtu-day, at 10 0'- ocka-m. Also on Flist day at 3 p. uj. HEAVENLT RECRUITS--fidgnonc avenue, over le Post Ofllce, Services all day to-morrow. STAK OF ZION CHUBCH, NORTH CHBSTEK.

reacnin? at ic 30 a. and 7.80 p. Sunday at 3 o'clock JSorton, pastor. THE VERi The Jury Pinds Johnson Guilty as Indicted. After Hours of Deliberation Twelve Men Find That the Prisoner Was ths Slayer of John Sharplsss.

BIG CROWD HEARS THE VERDICT. Local Uriels. No wonder that the ars, Which canted na so much in ting, coupled with i-tlnginpr cola. Were thought by alldls gust-sung. Tonters Statesman.

Tip top time. Twas a big blow. Commamoa Sunday. Keep inside of overcoats. Harbingers are appearing.

People can't live on wind alone. The tie roofs are more substantial and nstworthy now, than during the windy ason. It has been dull ia spite of the Demo- at, but things will brighten after a hile. The newspaper that people do not talk ont, and some abuse, doea not amoant mnch. Some people wouldn't be happy unless ley had something to growl about occa- onally.

St. Patrick's day in the morning will on be coming along, and then get under isr umbrella. Don't have any fooling in bieiaesa. at yonr business done and then play ill, all yon Go and hear a good sermon and apply to yourself for once. Give the neigh- a rest this time.

We more than half suspect that Jack sbingon spread himself in the Johnson je. Big thing, Jack. Wiggins says another big blow for to- orrow. if jon have a tin roof you had itter anchor it dewn. There are times when the small boy in nroh is still, fcuc yon will observe that is while he is asleep.

It is surprising how few dreps of water a necessary to wash a small boy's face id hands on a cold moraing. Good grub and good clothes go a very rgs way toward making things nice and looth in this era of prosperity. you go out to-might go slow, that aon'c stand around in the way, but 30 when some "sets 'em np." Don't look upon the collection as the Mt laborious part of the services, or pple might think your religion is only When the bell in the court house rang yesterday morning to annousce the opening of tiie court's session the evidence in the trial of Samuel Jahuson for the lunr- der John'Sbarpleis was all io; counsel had rnada thoir addresses to the jary anil it only remained for Judge Clayton to charge the twelve true inert in the case nisn was probably never and eend them out to decide the fate the man whom the Commonwealth by a combination of circumstances, has led many outside the jury box to declare him to be murderer of John Sharplega. Ths Judge's charge was'an able and impartial one. From the svidencts he instruotad the jury that they coald find the prisoner guilty of murder in the first or second degree, or they ooald acquit him if they thought the evidence sufficient to warrant a csnTiccion.

On this point, among other things he ssid: "If yun find thar, the defendant is the derer of John Sharpless and killed him while committing robbery, whether bia intent was to kill him or not when he struck the blow he is gnilcy of murder in the first degree. If you find, kowever, that he had any other project Shan that of arson, robbery, burglary or rape, aad only iutvaded to do great bodily barm to John Sharpless when he struck him, then he is guilty of mnrdar in the second degree." The jury, he said, mast decide on the evidence alone, and not to think re- turning a verdict that woa'd satisfy the people. la coucltiding Jadge Clayton said: "Gentlemen, the case is now in your bandt; whatever your verdict ii, the court will be satisfied with it." The jury returned at, 10 35, bat when ooart convened at 2 o'clock to receive their Terdiet, they had not agreed, and after sitting an hour tha court adjnrned. The room was crowded with people of almost every olaas awaiting the verdict. Jadge Clayton remained in Media until 8 o'claok last evening, and if the jury agreed the officers in charge were to announce the fact by the ringing of the Court House bell.

The jnry at a late hour last night had turned down the lights and gone to bed withont oomtng to a verdict. THK VERDICT. When court couvenad this morning a large crowd wag in waiting, all anxious tho-resnlt of the jury's As the twelve men to whom John- ion's fate had been entrusted nlarl into court every eye was tamed upon them, and a breathless prerailad as they took their seats. Than came the momentous question-: "Gentlemen the jury, agreed upon a veriict!" "Ws "What you; do yon find the prisoner gnilty at indicted, or not guilty "Gnilty as indicted." A. marmnr ran through the conrfc raom and the silence i.

gain ensued the jary polled, and the solemn word "guilty" fell from one's lips. Tis conrt then dismissed the jury and Johnson wiu taken back to jail by Sheriff Matbtiea. The rerdict was surprise to some of the people in the comrt room, as it was thought ths jury would fail to agree. There are still some people, however, who do not believe that Johnson is the murderer, -while think he was accessory and that a confesrion will follow that will result in the oonviotisa of another man. EULOYKSS A1 ESTtOYES.

Hoc. John H. Drooiuall llisuufsrs the Labor in Jlasterly manner. Trinity Chapel well filled with an intelligent audience last evtniog on the oecasiuu of the first lecture of the course to given church, and who were present vr rs well repaid fir the time asd expanse they may have pnt to io order to be present. Prorept'y at o'clock pastor" RBV, C.

F. Turner, opaced ttie exercises (vita a short sr, afcer be iutrodno.d the Hiu. Johu M. Brooujail as the lecturer of the evening, and bis topio, "To work aud to be wmked tor." Brouniall then began by saying among other things, that labor said to have beea pnt ou roan as a carse tor his sins. This he wonld neither affirm ur deny, but he wou'ici asaett tbat if so, it had pleasedaa Ail Wi ProYidenoe ta convert ZhS CSl'if iato tlid Ulcssilif; that ever btfell man.

The conditiou of the man who dots not labor was dwelt upon, the autagonism between labor 1 capital, occasional, not gereral, as labor and capital are the bttit of friends; the cause of the antagonism wheu one existed. The poworltwsuess of labor withost capital, and vicb versa, necessity of both labor and capital regards the welfare of the people, periods of depression, which are always followed by periods of proapferity, strikes, the labor and tha capital loet by reason of them, the remedy for them- in the shape of judicious advis ory arbitrators, the expensiveaess of the strikes to the laboring men. How savings cunlr, be. retained and the laborer enabled to become the capitalist, the vtife the better saver of the two, the usefulness aud advantages of national and savings banks, building associatious, ate and the disadvantages of places of deposit where the savings or the returns are not do consoling and comforting; should be a owner, und how he uuiy become snch; borne aud what the term implies. These aud many other interesting and instructive points were all brought ont aufl forciblj illustrated by language that wag as clear aad.

pointed as the points well The difference between the landlord and the tenant, and the ease with which the apisearanca of a house indicates to the observer, whether it is oc- oupied by a teuaut or its owner, was graphically pictured and elicted applause, as did many of the puiuts nitide by Mr. Broomall. A more interesting topic to working- lectured upon, and many of them, wonld be far better off were they to heir a few saoh discourses, aad profit by them. A vote of thaulis was tendered Mr. Broomall far hii kindness aad courtesy in corning to Chester and lecturing for the -nefit; of the church withont a caut of exputsii to it, all the expense being burns by the lecturer himself.

The next lecture of the course wi'l be by the Rev. D. W. Gordon, on Friday night of next week, on "How to 'make it go." Aa almost everybody wonld like to know, it in at least hoped that everybody will try and be present so as to hear. JHB COCXTY SEiT.

Delaware Uiv'cr Growing Narrower: The Delaware river is growing narrower at Chester a fact dae co both artificial nun natural causes. "The const-ruction of Edguionc avenue wharf so far into the stream has created'an extensive fUt between the month of Cheater craek and Penn street, while Market street pier, engar mill -wharf aad the eiubaukmeut of the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad between Ridley creek and Welsh street, has served as an aid in foroiin? the large naud fiats between Morton mills and the sugar mill property, the deposit from the tides. Chester Inland has also grown very materially during the past few years. The Swfttuboat HoSel once stood on the river's adge, bnt is now a square away. The large flip betweer.

Edgmont avenue and the TEleetrie Line wharf has also filled np and ia no longer of use to vessels, aa there is bnt a few inches of water on some portions at high tide. Local News In Little Suggets. The Novelty cigar, for sale by W. J. MoClure, Third and Kerlin streets, is pnt among the best two lor fives in the market.

A. Chester man says tlut if there should be a strike of the Chester car drivers the people wonld realize what, an indispensable thing the street railway is. Constable Frigar'e cigar store is a kind of North ward political headquarters. Chester Knights of Pythias go to Upland to-night. Knights oat at night, so to spsak.

Death has two visits quite lately to the Moyamansing Huok and Ladder Company. A subscriber calls attention to the fact that for some reason the trains to Media are not advertised by the railroad company. Work of tie Reaper Death--A Fire Stopped-- Hfdia Jottings. Caleb Yaroall a retired firmer, well ibidem of Media, aud a member the Sooiaty of died at his rtsi- deuje here Ihonday evening a faw days iliuusa. Ho had however been in ill health for some time.

His funeral will take placo ou Seeoud day from his in Media at.Middltitown Friends' (Jurying Ground. Mrs. Mary" Williams, a lady rf color, waa tiecorted frow her home at Lower Bauk to 'dquire 'Waiter's uOtca yesterday where flie was given a bwarun; on the charge of making uot-pio out of her neighbors chickens, --iiijiu hens jot in my jard" tad Mary "and I thot dey was miue, sure." The explnuatiou was not satisfau- ti.ry to the 'Squire and in default of $300 bail, Mary went over to the stone pile bucS. loo cuuri. iiout-e tho cominjj of Jnne Quarter Sessions.

The Williams a i sei'm to have a for chickens, the other half, of Marv, having ulrea.ly served a term for eating other peoples huns aud roosters. Mr. Williaaiu was one of the of sis tried aud convicted for swaliug chickens in Sou Chester aud vicinity a year A FIRK STOPPED. A bonfire in the yard of ths parsonage of the Method 1st Church burned so fast the other day that ic caught the fence in the vicinity and had consumed a panel or two and was traveling rapidly towards the church edifice when it, wan discovered and quenched i the aid of the new tire apparatus although had some of the boya aoeu it in time they wonld have no doubt made it the objeot of fust, run with "che mashpen." FINAL TKST Of THE XKW EXGLS1C. The final test of the new hand fire engine purchased by the borough of Media, was jestera'ay given under t-ie direction of Burgess Harry Graeu aud Mr.

Weasel, a representative the Rumsey a Companv. From a plai; ou South Orange street with but eight meu at the levert, the new machine pumped a steady through two hundred and fifty feet of hose, iwnd- ing water cluar over Broadheacl's larj-e building ou Washington street. The nozzle was also carried to the roof of the building by ladders. The test was wit- nepged uy the Borough Council aud about half a hundred citizens, the little drama of "waiting for the verdict" being produced in the Court House, having a visible effect upon the attendance, boih of spectators and workers. A new fire engine trial is evidently nowhere alongside of a murder trial.

The eugiue will ba accepted at the next meeting of Councils. At their meeting this week the town council passbd an ordinance relating to the formation and maintenance of a fire department for the borough. READY t-NJR BUS1XESS, Electric Lights to Be Used In the Citr To-Slght Fer the First Time. Chester Electric Lit-ht aad Power Company is now ready to begm aad be famished to subscribers in the city to for first time. The carrsut coald have been tnroed on- the linea leading through the sity befora, bat the lamps did not come, aud only reached the city yesterday.

They were at occe unpacked and to-duy are beiug placed iu gton's aud other rooms. It that light can be turned on over 6UO- hundred to sight, and at au early day tho remaining lamps will be The plant of the company is one ot the finest iu the- Stito, everything of the best class. The building and contents, consisting ol boilers, dynaw auU various appliances coat nearly ami the outira outlay up to duto i be $5,009 more. Four dynamos are in placa, with the connections made ready Tor work, and though two more are yet. to be pnt np, the ones in readineisare sufficient for present pnrpoaes, the design baiug to keep the third engine for reserve.

Tbe eugiue when completed wili be a very neat looking place. It is fla- isheil in wood, ceiling and side walls, with a coating of varnish. The pipts are to be covered aud then, varnished to correspond. After the debris is removed the floor will be painted and everything made as attractive as possible. The office has been removed from the Liudssy building to the apartment adjoining the engiue room, while on the opposite side of the main entrance the engineer's store room and storage department for electrical supplies placed.

Samuel J. Cochran is manager of the company and will give the various details of tbe business his personal attention aud supervision. He Was True to HJs trust. EDITOE CHUSTIK Tuikd: te representing tae Filth Class Maryland Division, 10 CO fer with dr. Pufh rgin! to the Ral'nwd Ki 1886, atid a-s one I.

it. Williams, can due orcu tbecvntial an oa-" 1 catts, owrato at Liinokm, hire put clrct lauoa a ivpori that i tatieJ to do as Insirui-ied oy UJ.T coaiittueuia, nj th.it i favorea a uioll Ev'aUou I hcrsby deciare saca reiior wntrar Ut rillbe a fle pTOOt to EJje Moor, March 6.18S£. H. C. on the in UPIMT Chi wl(e OITaoma STOPPLNG FREE LUNCH.

Bow THE LAST ACT, J. be man who can be trasted in politics a be in collar where the piss planted on the shelf with ns one to itch hint. If yon wane to aiafce somebody feel good, go into some Sunday School the superintendent to give vou a to teach. Drop politics and think of tha good coming. Shad, radishes, straw- mes, rhnbarb pie, too to mention.

Ooa't imagine everyone yon see in arch to-morrow with thsir ojes closed, "W'esp. Oh no, my dear fellow, only a iXiD 5t yon know. fse street cosmissioner miles as he oa tha paved Here's a for him. Harness the wind streets with. get sometimei, shows their interest in tbe snbjeet, never jet eashasiastic or snbjeet thej are not interested in.

stay away from chnrch to-morrew yon can not sling omt a bran now CK gpan new spriag snit, because it's early fer saeh tricks as that to tate a wi -or banket. A nicsle nsed to the great sra of that prevaiU, will aa donbt 'O in a dime now. yonr goad clothw ia chnrcjj aboat minates late, pity's rake rtai don over them. Final Scenes In the Coart Room--A Dramatic Finish FroM a Staff Correspondent MEBIA, March 6, 11 a. m.

The jury in ths case of Samnel Johnson came into conrt at nine o'clock this morning and rendered a verdict of guilty of muraer in the first degree as indicted. Court Clerk.Klwood Wilson taking the indictment and standing in front of ths jury said: "Gsntlemen the jrry, how say yon, do yon find the prisoner Samnel Johnson, whom you have in charge, guilty in manner and form as he stands indicted, or not gnilty "Gnilty of anrder in first degree," answered ForBman Worrall as the andi- ence that'fillei the court room asvaitsd in breathless sileice. B. Robinson, coansel for the defense, asked that the jury be polled aad each jnror answered as did the foreman, adding at request-of the conrt, "ruilt IB the first degree." Johnson displayed all the bravado and oeolness shown throngbont the trial and his display of nerve was remarkable; he sat looking at the jury and never took bis eyes from them dnnng tbe readering of she verdict which consigned him to the gallows. Mr.

Robinson moved fsr aa arrest of jndgaient pending srgaraeot for a. new trial, and Cisyton after granting tbe motion said quietly, "adjoarn eonrt," and the impreesive tea session that decided the Samuel Jebnson aid declared him the murderer of John Sharpless was over, and the jnrers and ethers interested in the trial returned to their homes- Anunsl Missionary Bay. Madison Street M. Sunday Sohool will hold the annual Missionary anniversary to-morrow afternoon in the auditorium of the church. An interesting grammo has been prepared, embracing the best music ever hewd at any of these occasions; recitations hy members of the school, an addrais and other exerciser The school meets early in the afternoon and enters the room by the rear stairway, and after the mam- bers are seated, the doors are thrown ojien to the public.

Tbe to an- nonneed comprises all the money contrib- nted on the monthly missionary days during the past year. Petty Larceny of the Great American Staple lias Been Stopped. Ever since he has been in business S. J. Furlong has kept -the peanut branch of his store on the front pavement, the fresh roasted being kept ia a box so convenient for -passersby that nearly every male pedestrian has gotten into the habit of scooping up a peannt or two as he pauses.

This thing not only grew monotonous to the proprietor, but expensive, as upwards of a quart was pilfered every week. He bore patiently with the petty thieving for a long time, until. at last forbearance gave cut. Yesterday he put a screen over the peanuts. The covering fits close to tbe box and at first glance wonld not be "noticed.

Two or three dozen people didn't notice it, in fact, and dove down for the customary free lunch, to find their parpose frustrated. As the day wore the boys, to use their own language, "canght on to the fan," and stood by to watch developments. They didn't have long to wait between acts. While they a dudish leokiisg chap with smooth face, a smirkish smile and patent leather shoes minced along. He spied the peannte went down for a taste.

His caught the wire. "Whoopee, didn't get no peanuts, mister, did yelled a bey while the others ehooted in glee. The young man "tried to look cool and collected, bat his face indicated that he was warm and somewhat scattered: so smiled a sickly smile and passed on. "Why didn't yon take one, say mister!" was the query put at the next man. "Must be fond of free peannts," "Better go in and buy a few," "Simon don't give away his things- he keeps 'em to sell." These were a few of the provoking jibes ont by the irrepressible boys who hovered about the place.

The free lunch. peanut stand has had an end. i The County Water Supply. John M. Broomall in a letter to the Advocate dUcussos the water snpply of the and says that ho ia not impressed with the proposition to snpply Chester with water from the Htreuma in the county.

He ears that it waa foand by measurement that the total snpply of Ridley creek near Media was eight and one-half millions of dahy, while in extreme drought this would be reduced until it conld not be depended noon for more than a million anil one-half gallons daily. The capacity of Crum creek is placed nt one and a half millions; Chester, two and a quater millions, aad Darby one and a quarter millions. Mr. Broomall says iu conclusion that at the average rate of increase iu population, there would be a lack of water in the future, if these streams were depended npon for the snpply. The Felton's Election.

An election of officers, of the Felton Steam Fire Engine Company, was held oa Thursday evening, at the engine house, and awakened considerable interest among the boys. They had a regular election ticket printed, and aa the contest waxed hot, scratching became a very difficult thing to do, as all the names were those of good fellows. The election however resulted as follows President, Barnard McLanghlin Vice Fresident, F. P. fjitle; Financial Secretary, J.

Stainton Eecording Secretary, G. Yarnall; Treasurer, Wru. J. McDowell; Trustee, Casper Knlp Solicitor, G. B.

Lindsay, Investigating Committee, William Bolden, Sauinsl Palmer, John Law, Chief Engineer, McLanxhliu; ABsintanta, Syl CannavaH, and Robert Bowing. South Chester Chat. Mies Emma Thomas, of Darlington, is iu the borough her mother, Mrs. Richard Lowery. Amanda Peunell, daughter of Maria Wesley, ran away from home last Taeaday and has not been seen since.

The pavement on Lamokin street ia in snch a condition as to make many a man say COBS words. The colored young ladies have organized a a ladias' Temperance Union. Rev. Joshna Brockett will hold service as usual to-morrow in Riley's hall. He proposes to name it in the future "The Pilgrim Baptist Church." Good times are assured.

The body was last Wednesday night, and will be known by the above name in the future, Family, Professor Albert Pieczonka Kempa, the father of the company of masioians known as the JCumpa family, was in Chaster yesterday making arrangements for an entertainment. The Keoipa family, comprising Harr Pieczonfca bis daughters, make excellent music and have an Jimited repertoire of classical and popular selections. The press of Wilmington speak of performances in the warmest terms of commendation, while they have maay favorable notices frosa other Waiting for the Verdict. The chief topio of conversation yesterday afternoon was the murder trial, and men constant inquiries about the of the jury. It was noticed that a number of people had changed their opinieu of the prisoner's guilt, and persons who had faith in his innocence previously, wavered in their convictions and were disposed to believe that he was the man.

Atheery that found many advocates was that the man who first called at the Sharplesa homestead and enticed the Quaker farmer to the barn was and a colored-man assisted in committing the deed. Many believed that the jnry wonld not be able to agree. The relative irleud'i or fatally resix-ewmiy tnvttpa to aHeua th9 funeral oa Tuesday, Mar S. at -20' Ir.Wice To ro: -Mount -ba tho Jimes Dousa- orrj', HvrtM 83 yrinrs friends of the respf-ettulur invited to attend the funeral, on Mnouar at o'clock, from his street. To proceed to at.

Vjcmricrv. wte tue 51U last JaMS Turner The relatives ana Wends of the rainlir bt. George Loige ana il Hooli ant omp ara iV to attena the runeril, ou it o'clock- trom his rvsiaeuee street Mental CU3e ttt aS Pr t0 TTOT LUNCH to-night at Steamboat IloteL TSTASTED--A smart whlco or colored k'lrl lor youeriU housewort. Apply at 202 West Fourtk atreot on aaa aftor RAND Snapper Latioh it Stewart' cor. jjceonU acd Jtdsmout.

streets. lavlteu. Allure Prop. milk boot. The Undsr bo Bulta'oiy rewarded by lenvmg tha same at tne TIUES onico.

A FOUR roomed aoufo to rent: per mouth Apply fl. cor. Tout.u ana JOHN STKVBHSON, CRO3BV will receive pu- J. plls la her schosjl, ISO West Third Slrect up stalra. Also prtr-to (rotn 2 to 4 p.m.

I HAVK money co loim on First Mortratro in auy suiaa aboo woo. O. B. DICKIIS8ON, Attoraey-at-Law, Market MBinBors JLi '-lufr Hcok aod ot the voyamen. JBT CompailJ', Kutinea to m.rob at iho Truck Hoaso to-morrov at i (j'fciicclc.

for purpose ot ttii 1 ruitnral a memoor. James Turner. The mom- bera ot the Franklin ana Hanley OOmpiiilos are alao Invitsa to with us at tue Trunk House and attend tiie runural. By order KSJjLFiT, Vice Presiaent. LASODII 11.

secretary. At Public Sale at Abbott's Hotel, Ohc-ster, ON THURSDAY, MARCH 18; 1886, At OBO o'clock, p. 25 11 HORSES im Ohio and Kentucky, ror tannlnff and drlr His: and heavy chart. Tula lot 01 nurses will be selected especially tor this sale and will be cunraoteed ns repre- si-ntod or uo sale ana uiouey or note checrrully reruudi'd. These horses will OB nt the stable two days previous to sale', whore tuoy ciiu be seen and tried, otalogues lasuoil two days berore the Bale.

Tffo auU raontus crenit. R. HOBEKTS. L. W.

STrpriAM.Jg SON, Auctions! ra. Seeds. Seeds. Clover Seed. Clover Seed.

Timothy Seed. Timothy Seed, ALL KIN 113 GAEDEN SEEDS. T. D. Finegan.

Sixth and" Welsh Streets, WANTED! By one of the largest, best and most successful Assessment Accident Insurance Companies in the world, a good, reliable, active agent in this city. With one having had experience in either soliciting insurance or ss'ling goods on the roar) and with No. 1 references, profitable ar- rangemeDta will be made. For full particulars address, 851, IVf York City, EPORT OY THE 3 Bank at Chester, State ot Pennsylvania, at the close or buslnose. March 1st, 186s.

SARSAPARILLA Das "decided" claims upon the public. js positively proven by tiie uumense goodtt has dene to those who have been cured of which the suffered In- en a ovprm My face was sw-lled so that IcoulU ncultysceotuolinv eves, and 1 broke mat over Hie whole surXace of my. DoUyiSy riSS loot up to my knee was oce raw ftcnSr mass, and my ankle and foot so lime iSS sore I could not step on it. and it would so as to wet a bandage through in an bout lii this cnndltiim Mr W. y.

1 ui A. it. Hood Son, of ibis townv handed me a bottle of Y. and told me to take it. 1 did so, and by tiie uino 1 had taken cue bottle 1 found that It was lining me aood.

1 have since taken five tatties more. -After I had taken Uirea octtles my soreness beean to leave rne, and lli.ive been growing better every day, so that to-day 1 can walk without going lame, I have no soreness In my ankle and it has liealed all up, and does not run at all. lows Jin recovery to yo ur Sarsanariila. I write to let you know that 1 think it deserves tiie conQiieucc of the public, especially IhOM a troubled with humors. Voui'S innsi truly.

JOSIAU PITKiy. '-I S. Every person that saw me said that I never would net over my lameness withont having a running sore on lay ankle- but thank God I have. jlp. No other Sarsaparilla has such a sharpenln if effect upon tiie appetite.

No other ration tones and strengthens the organs like HOOD'S SAJtsLVPAMLLA. 1'rlce one dollar, or six bottles for five doj. Jiiis. 1 renarcd only by C. HOOD Lowell.

Mass. TM 3 WANTS ANTKD-An oia-raaiiionsi Bo-fc Caaa. Addreas Loci Oueater P. lowest price an 3 AN 1 BO--Ladies and gentlemen la eicr m'-'--'- coutttr; to talcs iistit work at thalr own lotnes. to f-t a dny caa easily raaae-worfc ent oy null; no We httve ffooil demuud ror our worlc uml faraLsa am- ploymont.

iilJross. withatamo. vine OlnetnQau Oala SPECIAL HDTISES. T710U ot a well eacabllsttal conii -C Apply 839: ave.f OR sound horiei. Two work; UIKI husluflsy -TO drlvsrs ind tdaiors.

MimpusgALL I710U SA.U1--Four good bus-? CU tWL A Ply -r A cart waa a pluce about nlui) months aifo, wuto'i ciio owner will'' ilsiiao remove, or tuo sums will ba ittaiges. Housa. 1OR SAXni--coopers' Tools anrtNSStp Cnan- umrywuicti will bo.Botu to ul buslaess, at 85 Wes; fund street; a iO LOAN--I have money to -loan on real i' JL tare socurlcy ao nil tlmoa, in sums rannina'K amount crom t200 ro lis.O)', ai CUB lowaat urrent ratoa ofl l.B-COUffHiN.JB., 306. Market streets PHILANTHROPIC MPTOAl, HE stFll' Central Pa. Wuntod District Itunaiera.

hand stlccaea button ttas uiuo or Congress (falter shoes for tt.at alr Waukenpliusc, Fine voal osl hand-nvtted, $2.50. Mada to order, -a jttlr extra. H. 403 ana 408 West -1 OCKHOtD S' MEETING ---Tha'' annual- 5 moetinir'ot the stockholders ot tue "Chea-K er hoiiuiif Mill," will ha he.d at hecompany. In the Borougnof South )elaware county.

on APttlL lOtu, at 10 o'clock olBccrs to serve d'irlnjf the-najc aad such other DuBlnes3 04 iniy bo PSTSM, JiL.aecy. MISS M. 9. C8O8S, Trimmings, Notions and Ladles' JUnlr Uooils. 32 WHET 1HIBD BTBKIT.

A JLFKED TATLOIt, Rents collected, hriuses rented, estates man- ged, and property or all kinds sola at publlo action. Agunt ror National Hall. Office in' the oulia. ng, socond floor, room Ho. 5.

Offlce hoiu-B--t) to a. 2 to 4 ana 8 to 8 RUPTURE RKSOCRCra. The Capital. Hyatt gave his very iMt at Holly Tree 01 "Peril illBitraticf with powerftl Paris enriroti were given, while the deMriptioBt of in the Freaeh capital VM exoellent. Bronchisis, Coruramptioa.

Fos- TACTS'S CUBZ Telisres a oold in 12 honra. Sold by Pharmacy, Third and Moron streets. Sooth Chester. Last Sad Bites. The funeral of Mrs.

Mary McElwee, wife of Michael took place yesterday from her late home. The cortege moved to St. Michael's Catholic Chnrch, where high mass waa said, after which interment was made at St. Cemetery. Mrs.

Catharine Martin's funeral took place thii morning from her lato residence, Fourth and Hintsou streets. After high mass had been said at St. Michael's Chnrcb, the cortege prooeedod to the Catkolic Cemetery, where the mortal aiai placed at Martin was SO years age and was well knewn by the people of St. Michael'i. Her death ttok place on Monday.

The Kallread Relief Scheme. Railread are utill waiting for tie decision of the Peangylvania Railroad in the matter of the relief scheme, and con- liderable anxiety baa displayed by im this city and vicinity. A Movement is said to be on foot for the election of a new sat of delegates to rep- refent the the inanoth' er O'jQsalat-ion wiia the maaagers. It is believad by seme that the plan -will yet be pnt in aarraaaions operation with a large of on the rolls. Chnrch Sotes.

Tie Heavenly JEUsruite expect to have an meeting in pojtoffiae bciidinr. All-day will to heid. The rite will be performed as the African Bao- tiit Charch, io comuejice at 2.30 o'clock. The cndi- datee will be baptieed by Rev. Horace Waylanil, and tbe sermon is to delivered by Rev.

Mr. McDonald. Electing a Book-Keeper. There ii quite a contest for the vacant position of book keeper in the Delaware Safe Depotit and Title Icsarance Company's connting room. Upwards of fifteen persons have applied for the place and considerable buttonholing ii going on among the friends of Ihe candidates.

election takes place next Tuesday. At the last meeting of the board no person could be agreed Cure Tor Humps. A'Sooth ward man has had an attack of the muBips--a very nnogual ailment for a man--and he has had lots of ranmpj and sympathy. An old lady visited him a or two ago and said that if he would bind the jaw hoee of a live pig against bis head ho wonid be cured. Ha it now studying how to get tha jaw bone of a live pig aa a piaster.

The Sew Opera Home. Ths New Opera House thai is going to I knilt in this oity is like West Cheater's new hall assaming an importance that oalls for mere than a nod. It is -said that the plans have been prepared and the looatioB almost agreed npon, on the property, between Pveweli's jewelry titore Armstrong's grocery store, Edgsaont avenue. The edifice is to have a main entrance on Edgmont avenie by an areade on either side of which will be stores, with the opera abevs and in tie rear. Another entrance from Seventh street will ba made, and the whole arrangement wilt add msch to tke general prosperity of the city.

So Foreign Tessels. Up to last night not a foreign vessel has passed Cheater on the way to Philadelphia since February 25. Fereign boats have arrived at this port, bat that la all tbe fmrther they have goae. The scarcity of foreign vessels on the Delaware has bean ascribed in a to the high winds, low water acd Another Sale of Horses. The success of the hone sales in Chester has encenraged a repetition of them, and hence those who hava ase for them will probably be supplied hereafter right at tbeir very door.

There will be another sale at Abbot's Hotel on E. Jj. Roberts of 25 head of good fine dri v- ingand draught 1 Ksatnuk borssf, and dealers in the noble animal will do well to put this sale down ia their diary, so as to be ou hand. U. S.

Bonds to 100,000 00 utner stocks, bonds and raorczayes as 550 00 Bue from approved reserve 6 430 4.1 Due from oilier National Bunks, gi Heal estate, rurnlturo and natures 83 Current expenses and taxes paid, Checks and other cash 13 Bills or other banks siel io I Fractional paper currency, nickels Lesul Tendernotes Zj'sM Redemption fund with U.S. Treasurer (S percent, or circulation) 5,570 09 Toui Ti I.IABILITIBS. Capital stock paid in J100.000 Surplus fund 34'363 Undivided prollts e'sis 04 National Bank notes 89.870 00 Dividends uapalcl 47 QO Individual deposits subject to check. 279.392 5: 1 Or- J- B. HAVER.

oeuy from bcuitieM. CHESTEB The "ne Between Media tmown as Chairanrs stage Une, lao Leave Meals at 7.so a. m. and 5.00 Leave Chester at a.oo a. and 6.30 p.

FAEBBAOH WAT250KJITB. rarcela deuvsred with promptness an reagonaole rates. OROBOB IsTDji TOM.K8TOXE nna IKttv Demand or deposit Dus to other National 618 00 06 Total ISH.73S 76 3TATK Or PZMXSTI.VA.N-IX, WAEK, COO'TT OF Frank R. Cashier or the named bant, ilo solemnly amrm that the above statement 13 true to tho or my taowledro and boiler. F.

R. PALMER. Caahlor. Satwcnbed and affirmed to before ms this 6ta of March 1SSS. HARVIT Soury rnbllc.

Correct--A Went: Persons contemplating: the erection or Tombstones wonld save money by navtnjr tuern made up in the tlme.and pet a better Job. as we are not rusheJat this period ot the jear 1 will gt-t you up any deatreo pattern of Monument. Tomb- ssoneorlron Killing- ror your a (ruarantee, -ssssj street Keriln. AMOS M. H.

WCSXEY. W. WAEL), Tte Tscht Star. The new yacht to be bnilt by the Hat- lam fc Eoliicgiwonh Cempany, ii Wil- Tor W. K.

Vamdarbilt, it is reported will bs she North Star. If so it aracb sensible narjie than that of Bennett's yacht. by XT. Rebinxon; Hos. John B.

HobintoD, who lias ed conaiderable ai a leetarer, will talk the people of Roctdal-j at an early date for tbe bensfit the Hterarv society. proceeds of the lecture will be to pvrctase new beoks. TM-- Openinj oie Cbaaiel. City Ice Boat No 2 nade a trip the Delaware and beavj was tbe iBasars of that it was only with the greatest diScnlty that tee vessel a Hone BnllsUng Assnclatloa. the Home Boilding Association holds its sixtieth Monthly meetieg at the office of tbe secretary, P.

Bradley. Dues are received after the usual hour, 5 p. m. Loais are sold at 7.30. Be Boacht the Tarf.

James Bight, of Newbnrgh, N. has the yard shops, of the late flrm Ward, Stacton Comoany. and is now prepared to all kinds of ship at that place. BRING YOUR a Sertfc Ward Lady. HIM Emma Eerr, residing at 1215 Croshr street, was agreeably sarprised last ing by receiving risis frorc a company of ber friends, who sesitted in making the time pass in a most hilarioms manner.

Glad tiding. Belief and enre of throat and lung diseaeea. POSTAISI'S CURX is guaranteed to cnra a cold in 12 boors. Sold by Eeed's Pharmacy, Third and lUr- Skmth Caeetec. Bought Bore Fhlps.

As we no to preat a report reaches that the Pacific Mail Steasship Compaay has bought the steamships City of Paebla and Lovisiaoa, in addition to tbe City of Kewport, reported is paper. DOIXAR only wiH purchase a share in the Mechanics' library, at Holly Tree Hall, which contains carefully selected novels, history, biography, travels, and religions and miscellaneous works in great variety. TKXRX it no larger, tetter or cheaper of Fprni tore, Carpets, Bedding and other heoMkold than cam be found at MRWICX'S, aad 827 Edgznoat Ave- Call aid examine hia itoak before pmrohasing. Store C. Y.

JAMES, No. 527 Market Street, Ana nave hist flttea oat for his C. GKiY-a insurance Asruncy, Maraet Square, Chester Pa. Prompt attention to aopileation for lasnr- ance. Pollsies wnttea in the orflco- icSea au pMd wutow dlS? Special advantages In dwelling insnrinhe no assessment noKs taken, wneraDy Mbworno the payer.

Kates lower tnarTxa- raal Conpanlea. Ac-Jl ta offloatytnoss having poilclsj falling das and It to Mvar.t^e to insure in the Companies repi ANii ROStNDAtl i WBOIXSAIJ Bottomley ClTT arCfWS K7(rawantasew store I caa stove yon want at tae lowest ffiraiw. Stove. I have got an sizes sad waaia rum lUannnatBd jor Stove, I caa Bell ttent var SS ew Men. Jaaa of OU JKtta.

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