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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-04

BY virtue ola decree OF the United states
Circuit Court for the Eastern district OF IT.
ginla in the case or curtain conner
against T.. ii. Chalkley and ais, entered on
the 9th dav Of November, 1850. and Also uy
virtuO Of "a deed Of trust executed 70 the un-
dersigned by said +. II. Chalkey, / shall eN-
pose for sale AT public auction, on inc dhN
and hour above mentioned that valuable
and complete tannory property located 10
the city OF Manchester, Va, together win
all the machinery, utensils, ETC., unu'niN
found In a flrst-clnss tanning eslapuehAiciil
The lot fronts 90 feet on BllunridKe street by
l32 feef deep. The building is entirely new
two stOfiesl and built Of the very best near.
| lumber. "A feet wide by 100 feet deep, AMI
constructed on the most approved plah. lt
contains 80 yats 3 llme-Vats aud SOAK
vats 1 sngine and boiler -25-hOrs6 power,
wash. wheel, curryirg knives. ana every
/ thing necessary 10 frst-class lanhefy lo
commence business 40 once. lnla is coutil
| cred one Of the most complete cciabll-n-
menfs I'm the South. This property Is "a
mirably located for the business being ON
/ the Richmond and Danville railroad near
| the business centre OF the CITY OF hlcnhhouhi
very near the Free bridge and MayOs uilusti
/ i'm fact right in the centre Of the business
/ portion of both cities. IL Is also exempt from
/ city taxes until 1892.
For further particulars, apply 10 the I'M
derslgned, or the auctiOneers. who VIII fur-
nish the same
TERvs or SALE: One-f0urth cash. balance
| I'm equal instruments, upon credit OF slA'
] twelve, eighteen, and twenif'ipuf mohlha.
| purchaser 10 execute notes, with inter- 81
l added. for the deferred payments. and lllt
| retained until the full amount Of purchase
I money has been paid ana conveyance OF
dered by the court. the purchaser 10 be re-
quired 10 keep the properly insured for sui
| ncient amount 10 cover credit existing hi any
| time for The benefit Of The FUND 10 the ciedll
Of this court in this cause.
W. TALLEI,
Special Commissioner and Trustee.
AUGUSTINE ROYALL & CO., Auctioneers.
ia20-tds
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Freight received daily for Noriolki loii,-
mouth, Smithneld. Hampton nil iuir''
Waverly and Hlcksiori. N1.i washington
ID. O.. Newberne. Washington and llfNNipi
\. C.. az stations On Atlantic and lnnfiIie
Railroad, Scahoard and Roanoke i,ailiNii,
Norfolk southern Railroad ana Eastern
North Carolina generally also, ior ..isi''i Z.
shore 0f Virginia and AL regular landings on
the James and happahannock uftie t'
LOW Est RATES. ano through bills IssNtl'
LUClEN Is. . AT ~, Vice Preside ni'
No. l1i7 Main street and i.olh'li,.
IRWIN NEIsIGfH, Freight ana lNiet SCI
Agent. ml 4'-i
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KAtn,fsoAD~.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

y
FREDERlCkSbOn 1
III AND POTOMAC RkILRvAD' , ,ss.s,'
dule commencing JANUARY 13th' lovV-
Eastern standard time -,
7.32 a. m. leaves Byrd-street station any :
stops only at ashland, BON ,,n, y e.
Milford Fredericksburg, bInVh~'
ana whitewater. sleeper " ashli .,..,
ION and New York; does mol s'oP
n m leaves Byrd-sircct station daily
except sunday. .,... aa,lv.
$3.50 p. m. leaves Byrd-street se.tvn daily
80" stors only nj Boutwell,, Miltorn'
and Fredericksburg sleeper kich-
mond 20 New YORK, ..,-.. .,.,,v
e.s a. m. arrives az Byrd-sirect siatOh "''''
sleeper from New YORK. IL.
23s p m arrives at Byrd-s,re,e, s'se'9 wiford
gofhwelI. and Ashland. sleeper
from Washington ana Ne" i''H
docs not stop az Elba. -.
90 -, o,ri,es Fvra-sfrcot st9ti0n daily
QUO p ne stens only af Fredericksburg, NIL
ford. Boutwell,, aud Ashland. IN.
GA, n. m. arrives at Byrd-strcet station o"ii,
except sunday,
The New York and Florida spee,l,a,i, voi'',
posod Of Pullman yesuDule ,.ie, p, ON
df tine Ryrd-sfrcct station az 40 y. III, ~,
MONDAYS. Wednt sdays and ftd1yr' NJ
crtnnerclnr January 18Th, VIII ieaNe ~ ~
street station 90 $40 "a. ill., OF 80. I.
Thursdays and saturdays. HA''" NV
charged on this train.
ASHLAND TRAINS.
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAYS.
elsa. nd. leaves Elba. Arrives at AShi'no al
1888 "a. m. ~, FOO,
''VV - station: arrives at Ashland at . pm
e.otn m leaves Elba: arrives AZ AshiAho !"
c..so m arrives 1 flba. Leaves Ashland al
.r.a-
e.aro M. occon notation. arrives 40 Byrd
o''' street station: leaves Ashland
x.zo,, m arrives ai Elba: leaves Ashland a
b:12 D. m.
4 A. TAYLOR Traffic Manager.
l. r. ID MYERS. General superintendent.
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DON'T DO IT.

rs,,, the aNedicoy Rerie,r." Upon ~.
as s1,nnfonns Of Liver Complaint the LII
GUIDED sufferer applies blue Pill saIu.ivs
and other mineral p1lS@nss ~ p.s. these pow
n npP1, purgatiyes but aggravats the a', Init
and dsbilltats the constitution. riiiing
las had tho courage to ignore this n sdiss.
nrarfIce OF the old school. h,s are al
drawn from the vegetanIe 49, the broken
down body. The letters of cured Ps. ~ graf
the Doctors possession arsa .iaI but few
itude TO his genius aud skill when nt ali ali over
anexhEbit. HisIiver flIlsa lisa, n, .y.ry town
snd T hamlet In tho United states.
TUFTS Liver Pills
ACT MILDLY BUT THOROUGHLY
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The Death Of Mrs. CoppinEer.
Washington Post.

Heavily, indeed, fall the shadows
upon the household Of the Secretary OF
State. the death Of a beloved daughter
following fast upon the departure OF
son by whom he set inestimable store.
The sympathy Of friends, no matter
how intense. can shed but small illumi-
nation upon the darkness OF Affections
thus painfully duplicated.
There are occasions upon which even
the manifestation Of sympathy seems to
be an intrusion yet, If there be aught
in human coincidence that may relieve
the poignsncy of a great sorrow, when
time and reflection shall have dulled
its sharper edges, Mr.. and Mrs, Blaine
will be accorded this smslioration IN It's
fullest measure.
Not only the heart Of the immediate
circle, in which they are esteemed SO
well-of the community in which they
command such universal respect-but
OF the whole country. TO which the
stricken family is known by the public
services of its hOnored head, will throb
in genuine unison with their grief, and
with the sincerity that pulsstes un-
qualified and unrestrainsd in the face
OF calamities that level all distinctions,
and make all mankind akin.
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Hs-Rcading notices IN readlhe-h@''e' vi
,xccnts per line. Nonparielleaded' IL Genus
per line.
ss-spec,ai contract rates furnished on APP
piicatlon.
.pc,,on sales, Legal Notices, and Amuse-
,,,e.t Advertisements 81 per inch each In
sertion.
Rejected communicate will not be re-
turned.
Entered 1T the Richmond (Va) postofnce
as sccond-class matter.
Rcmittances should be made by d'aie'
checks. postofice orders. or registered ieuer'
payable 10 vv
THE TINS. COMPANY
Richmond. Va.
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
WAY COMPANY.
SCHEDULE IL EFFECT JAN. p.


SCHEDULE ~ EFFECT JAN. y,
LEAVE RICHMOND.
e1o A. ST. Local. daily except sunday for
CNaOn Forge.
s.15 An. Limited, daily. for Old Point ana
Norfolk.
-.4o a n. Local. daiiy. from r. & A. depot
for Newport News.
t,.ooA Al txnress. daily for Cincinnati.
pafl0r Car 90 Charlottesville and
Pullman sleeper charlottesville
20 Cincinnati.
s.ooP p. n. Express. daily, for old Point
and Norfolk Parlor Car TO Old
amp. NJ. Accommodation. except sunday,
for GOrdOnsVille.
o.rbp.N. the +. r. y. Limited, daily. Pull
man sleeping ear 70 linton.
Sond NGstiuule train, with
dining ear aud Pullmans. Char
lotfosylle 90 Cincinnati and
ptnlman 10 Louisville.
ARRIVES AT RICHMOND.
z.45 A. 81. and 2:4O r. 81. daily from Cn-
o.oo A. NJ from iG'ordonsville, daily, ex-
ceut sunday.
11.1OA.N and 700 T.. Al. daily from norfolk.
6I5 T.. NJ. except sunday from Diilion
station. Broad street near Seventeenth.
LANES RIVER DIVISION,
~. g. s. X. R.l
LEAVE RICHMOND.
o.Oo A. NJ. Mail daily for Lyncnburg, Lex
iueiOu and clifton Forge.
d.1S p NJ Accommodation except sun
day.. for ScOttsyille.
tO.nO p. NJ. Passenger daily for Lynchburg
aud clifton Forge. sleeping car
10 LyncnDurg.
ARRIVE Ar RICHMOND.
9.15P. 81. daily from clifton Forge.
T.4OA. N. daily from Clifton Forge.
900 A. NJ. except sunday from scottsyille.
station: Eighth and Cunll streets.
1T. HARAHAN. General Manager.
n. FULLER,
fe ~ General Passenger Agent.
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The Presidsnt and tho spoils'
fplffo1ofyhfa PQc0rd

Senator Fsrwell attributes to Presi-
dent Harrison q rather low personal
motive for his action with regard to the
spoils in Illinois. The Senator can find
no lother motive for the Presidents
course than the fact that the Senator
was chairman Of the Illinois delegation,
which voted several times solidly for
Judge Gresham for President in the last
Republican National Convention. Mr..
Fsrwell says that President Harrison
seems to think that the offices be
long to him personally, and not to the
people. y =,
Even if true. this accusation would
not place the President in worse light
than that in (which the Senatorial &C
cuser has put himself. The difference
between them in regard to the spoils Is
not easy to distinguish. While the
President may regard the offices OF the
country as belonging to himself, Sena-
tor Farwell claims that such offices hs
lie within the territory Of Illinois be-
long exclusively 10 the Senator and his
colleague. The appointment to an Of
fee in Illinois by President Harrison
without consulting him is resented as
violation Of his Senatorial prerogatlve.
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AILAMsHIPN.
OLDDOsnNlON STEAMSHIP COM
~ pANl.
FOR NEW YOHk.

~
FOR NEW YORK.
steamers leave Richmond tl Ehl f0-
DAY and FRIDAY at l.. NJ MihN''N
.l-c4 one hour before sailing tln..
Steamers beaNc New YORK llt lNti.
EVERY WEDNESDAY and rAll hNAl H.
3 T. NJ. arriving in hichmond M'NhNl '.+
FRIDAY mornings.
passenger accommodations unsnffass. ..
Cabin fare 20 New York y.a james
river route Qucluding meals ana ..,
Ronnd.trip tickets. limited to thirty
days after date OF issue ......-..-........ II 'l
steerage, win subsistence ..-.............. = NY
Steeragc without subsistence ............... D. I'D
Cabin rare via Chesapeake and ONO
Railroad ........--........... AV
Cabin fare via Richmond ANA Peters 800.
Ticfefs can be.ohtaiied at a. 80. DarN0f 81.
1000 Maln street Chesapeake and ONO 'it
Richmond aud Petersburg depots. hni i.
company offices, I3Ol Main street 1900
wharf, Rockets. .....r.f-
ing issued for points beyond Sew YORK.
Freight received daily uuili =. VI,
Passengers leaving Richmond nn Vt DC
DAYS. TUtSDAI- ,WEDNt1uAl lhi 1879
DAYS. aud SATURDAY = ny the tnr,il 81. 10
and Ohio railway via Newport Sew. i' $40
A. NJ. by Richmond ani fel. ir.lit
railroad same day and - iO 4. Vi. "Nl
make connection NL NWAlVAaN "NNIl
leaving those days.
GEORGE ". ALLEN a. co., Agents,
SO. 1901 Main street nnd
2iy I9-tf Company Wharf. Rockets.
VIRGINIA sTEAMBOT COM
pANNs
JAMES RIVER LINE FOR
NORFOLK. PORTSMOUTH, NtM InNI
NEWS, CLAkEAiuNI, AND janis
RIVER LANDINGS DIRECT.
IIIIN"I NNNNIIIN.
TRANSFER Oh CHANGE uf
Any KIND.
CONNECTIONS
At NORFOLK. closely WIN all lines iNf
Baltimore. Philadelphia aud kcW Nf. same
afternoon. also st Norfolk for Eastern NNilA
Carolina and the south.
| AtNEWpOKl NEWS for Oll Point, iiiinI-
'o And M m 70 ce'iLARFM0Nr with tnc Atlantic
and Danville Railroad Cor Wafer.t. hIlAs-
| ford, sc.
ONLY ALL WATER ROUTE.
JAMES RIVER Bl DAY LOTT.
GREAT TOURIST LINZ. ..,
SCENERY.
| CHEAPEST nUlIE. . ....
RATES LEss THAN HALL tliAh"Hp hA
RAIL LIMBS,
FIRSI-CLA~- MEALS.
The elegant and INST steamer
ARIEL
/ carrying MNNfN "NNl'' NN''|t''I
CAPTAIN NElN,
| leaves Richmond every
| MONDAY, WEDNE~ DAY ANutIllAl Ai
lam. l-IREEr-CAR- 90 Dlttllll it
| sIEAMkKS WHARF Tor hp.tt-i...N,.i
| niaces. arriving ai Norfolk about 1un i. 81.
| Returning tne steamer leaves NpIio'A ANt
/ Newport News on alternate days arriving
/ al Richmond about $50 4. st.
/ Through iickcts 90 above PANIED inihlN "A
| sale on steamer and lf Careers Agency. 80
1000 Nam street Baggage checked through
| -TATE-ROOMs ENGAGED iOk DAY OK
NIGHT.
FREIGHT
| Freight received daily for Nurinlhi lnit,-
mouth, Smithneld. Hampton, uid luri,
| Wayerly and Hlcksiord, Va washington
/ D. c.: Newberne. Washington uut llfNNi"'
/ \. C.: az stations On Atlantic ANA lnhfiiie
| Railroad, Seahoard aud Roanoke litIiiDii,
1 Norfolk southern Railroad ana ihslrtn
North Carolina generally also, ior ih,i'In
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ATLANTIC COAST LINE.
RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAIL
ROAD TIME TABLE.
Commencing MONDAY, January l3tni
1890. mo 1890 A, NJ. trains on this ROAD VIII
run as follows:
TRAINS SOUTHWARK.
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DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.

WORK RIVER LINE VIA WEST
POINT
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CONNECIlONS
At NORFOLK, closely WIN all iln'' I'l
Baltimore, Philadelphia aud New nfh -iNlt
afternoon. also az Norfolk for Eastern NNilA
Carolina and the south.
AtNEWPOKl NEWS for Oid Point. iiiinI-
ton and Smlthneld Va.
And at CLARFNONT with tnr Atlantic
and Danvllle Railroad Cor MafefIii N''h''
ford. &c.
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IS a. m
.2:3sp.n.
Evening journal., 1890-02-14
SERIOUS CHARGES.


Young Mills Awaiting Triai ut the
Police Station His story.
Harry d. Mills. 81 years old. was
arrested by Officer Crawford. Yesterday
afternoon on the charge Of stealing brass
from the Pullman Palace Car Works.
In the Municipal Court this morning, w.
). Hilles, Esq appeared for the defend
ant aud at bis request the trial WAS
postponed until to morrow morning.
Mills says he Is not guilty Of the
charge Of larceny. and his story Is that
Supe rintendent Drake of the Pullman
works sold him pile Of scrap ia the yard
Tor certain price and he carted it away.
la this pile was some brass which, ae-
cording to the verbal agreement, was
taken away by Mills. One Of the bosses
OF the works named Cook ordered Mills
to stop carting the stuff away. Mills
went to the superintendent and asked
him If he had not sold him, Mills. the
scrap and Drake said he had and
that it was all right. Mills says that
when Drake went to Philadelphia Cook
had him arrested. He is the sole sup
port of his mother and a little girl and
feels his position keenly.
Two other serious charges are against
the prisoner, for obtaining a suit Of
clothes from p. j Walsh & Co, under an
assumed name, and the theft of watch.
The former has been settled. The latter
will be heard before Justice Monaghan.
tomorrow morning
Evening journal., 1890-02-14
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

An increase Of pension has been granted
to Stephen Tunnel of this city
Miss Ada HILBERT of this city is visit
ing Miss Lizzie Miles at Chester, Pa.
Mrs ]. T. Cannon and daughter Lizzie
nave returned from visit to Philadel-
phia
New fire alarm cards have been pre-
pared by the Fire Committee of CITY
Council
The German Library Association has
received number of public documents
from Senator Higgins.
Mrs Elizabeth Slocumb. who has baar
acting as head nurse at the Homeonethi =
Hospital, has returned to her homa IN
Philadelphia, and yesterday Miss Alica
Lyon of Brooklyn, N. r., assumed her
duties as head nurse There are sixteen
patients in the hospital at present.
Rev. A. B. Dunaway, d. D., of viz
GINA, was compelled, owing to sickness
in his family, to return home this morn.
ing, consequently there will be no
preaching in Delaware Avenue Baptist
but the Society of Christian Endeavor
will hold its regular prayer meeting.
The managers of the Great Sacrifice
EXCITEMENT now going on in Wilmington
wishes it distinctly understood that they
will give Thousand dollars to any char
liable institution, that the Mayor of
Wilmington may designate, If they can
prove that these sales are any other than
of a.bona-fde nature. 1t is really the
greatest sacrifice clothing excitement
that ever took place In this country.
Evening journal., 1890-02-14
SILVER WEDDING.
Mr.. and Mrs. chairs Entertain Friends
and Are Remembered.

Mr.. and Mrs. chairs Entertain Friends
and Are Remembered.
Mr. and Mrs. Chairs celebrated the
tw snty- fifth anniversary of their marri-
age at their home, No. 800 King street,
last evening. Music was furnished by
Furry's orchestra. Sergeant w. j.
Blackburn, ION behalf of the Police De-
partment, presented silver pitcher to
MIR. and Mrs. Chairs. Refresh
ments were served at midnight.
Among those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs Merritt Furry, Mr.. and Mrs. James
q. Scott, William Y Swiggett, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Swift, Mr.. and Mrs John
Martin, Mr.. and Mrs. George Bradford
Mr.. and Mrs A. P. Stetser, Mr.. and Mrs
Richard McClellsnd. Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel
Turner. Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Crawford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Crawford
Mr. and Mrs Edward Story.
Mr.. and Mrs John Fenton, Mr.. and Mrs
Oscar Gouert Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Motif.
Mrs. Sallie Turner. Mrs. George Kersey.
Mrs. Ella Booth, Mrs. Hattie Roston'
Miss Name Klund. Miss Laura Davis.
Miss DIV Crew, Mrs. George Heritage
Mrs Sarah Baker. 5. A. Lowry and Alex.
der Cha RS.
Evening journal., 1890-02-14
A STORE BURNED our.
Flames DO Damage TO the Amount Of
5000.


5000.
Fire broke out in small brick build
ing at Third and Monroe streets, owned
by Councilman Daniel Mckinney. thi s
morning about | o'clock. The front
rooms of the house were the only ones
occupied and in these John Grogan kept
a cigar and tobacco store.
An alarm of fire struck from box No.
81. at Fourth and Madison streets.
brought the Fire Department on the
scene in few moments, and by putting
only two streams of water into the room
where the FIRE originated, the flames were
soon extinguished
The cause Of the fire Is unknown.
although many persons were of the
opinion that mice had gotten into the
store and gnawed into box of matches.
Two show cases, which were on the
counter, were rescued from the fury of
the flames. but the remainder Of the
stock and fixtures is a total loss. The
force Of the fire and smoke when a
draught was created was so great that
two adj oining rooms were badly blistered
and the smoke came through every crack
in the floors to the upper rooms.
Mr.. Mckinney estimates his loss at
5000, which is fully covered by insurance.
while Crogan's loss will not exceed &200.
The fire caused much excitement in that
neighborhood, and nearly every family IN
the vicinity made preparations for
quick removal, in case Of serious con.
flagration.
Evening journal., 1890-02-14
MUNICIPAL COURT.
Drunk aud Assault and Battery Cases
Occupy a Session.

Drunk and Assault and Battery Cases
Occupy Session.
At this mornings session Of Municipal
Court Peter Marks. drunk, was fined 81
and costs; David Martin, 81 and costs
Daniel Collins, drunk, SO and costs
James Cannon, drunk and disorderly,
was dismissed on his promise to keep
sober and not Threat his wife.
Lewis Wolfson, charged with assault
and battery on James Galotta, pleaded
not guilty through his counsel, William
I. Lyman, Esq. James is 8 years old
and goes to st. Patrick s Sunday school.
James testified that Lewis asked him to
buy ticket for a show, price I cent but
James did not want to buy ticket Then
James said, lie was kick me, then he
was struck in the eye with thick stick
and l fell into the gutter" Morris Con-
gold, for the defence, testified that he
saw Galotto stoning Wolfson early in the
day on which the assault took place
August Smith, aged IL, gave a new YER
sion to the story. he testified that he
and the other two boys were playing
marbles james won a common from Lewis
but Lewis did not want to give up the
common. Then James struck Lewis with
stone and Lewis struck James on the
foot with piece of kindling wood Wit.
ness said Galotta had his eye blackened
in fight previously. Sadie Wolfson tes-
titled in like manner. William B. john
son, clerk in Danforth's drug store,
testified that he dressed Galotta's eve on
Monday evening, that it looked as if it
had been scraped by running against q
brick wall, and might have been caused
by the piece of wood. Judge Ball SEN
fenced Wolfson to pay the costs in the
case.
Mrs. Galotta was charged with assault
and battery on Lewis Wolfson on Febru-
airy 10. The women is the mother Of
James Galotta This being cross.action
it was postponed until tomorrow morn
ing
Evening journal., 1890-02-14

Yesterday afternoon the chief of the
sacrifice excitement now going on in
Market street received explicit instruc.
tions TO leave the town before the 3d day
Of March, and under no consideration to
remain in this city any longer. AS soon
as we learned that this order was issued
our Special was sent to 406, where the
good work is In progress, and learned
that the order was correct This being
the case, IL would be well for all. es.
pecially those Of limited capital, to take
immediate advantage Of these nnheard Of
sacrifices before the massive assortment
is broken. Just astonish yourself by
glancing at these encouraging quota
tions. A satin lined Oyercoat worth $3S
for $l4; a broad Vale suit, worth as
much as the overcoat, for the same
money; Business suits. worth $15 for
So; Peruvian Whipcord Worsted Di-
agonal suits worth $12 for 1887; Boys
suits, worth IS for $175; Pants for so
cents, and Knee Pants for 10 cents,
should 60 to no other place than at the
Great Sacrifice Sale. now going on in the
store Of the Hall of Economy, 400 Market
street, between Fifth and Fourth streets.
this city. IL will be well to bear in mind
that these parties conducting this great
sacrifice sale only remain in the city few
days longer, and if you neglect taking
advantage of this great sale you win ever
regret it, as a chance Of this kind is very
seldom offered to our citizens of this city
and surrounding country.
Evening journal., 1890-02-14

Charles Clineh Of this city, was married
yesterday in the Catholic church at
hlSton, Md, by the Rev. ]. d. Carey, to
Miss Ella McCluskey of Snow Hill. Miss
Mary Murphy of Elkton. was bridesmaid
and William McClusky, a brother of the
bride, was best man. Mr.. and Mrs.
Clinch left for the North on the .ss
o'clock train over the p, w. &B rail
road for an extended bridal tour.
Evening journal., 1890-02-14

Lady Washington Council No. I, d. Of
L., after the adjournment Of their regu
lar meeting last evening presented
through w. II. H. Sharpless, handsome
1910 feet flag to the senior o. q. A. M.
which was received by J. NJ G. Forkum.
After the presentation came speeches and
songs and refreshments. The flag will be
unfurled to the breeze on the 22nd Of
February on the 0. U A. M. Hall Fourth
and King streets.
Evening journal., 1890-02-14
A Beautiful eift.

George Graham who is serving out a
sentence in New Castle jail for the muir
der Of Gottleib Kolder, finished a beauti-
full white hanging basket on Wednesday
and gave tito his brother, James Graham.
to be presented to the Reliance Fire
Company This was done by James Kane.
first assistant engineer Of the Fire De-
partment last evening, in an appropriate
address.
Evening journal., 1890-02-14

The Five Club" held masquerade
ball at the Weccacoe Hall last Wednesday
evening. There was large attendance.
Twenty-eight couples took part in
unique grand march, which formed the
letters "J' and "V. j. Finn was mas.
ter Of ceremonies; ]. johnson. floor man.
ager, and j. Newlin and J. Blakeley door
tenders. j. Conner furnished refresh
mpntE
Evening journal., 1890-02-14

Henry Anthony. a well-lInown citizen
Of Smyrna, died yesterday afternoon at
the age Of about 20 years from cancer of
the stomach. He leaves three sons living
In Delaware and two in Troy, N. Y.
Mr.. Anthony was possessed Of consider
able real estate.
Evening journal., 1890-02-14

A good idea, good chew Of tobacco
and good umbrella. Buy GOOD
Enough" tobacco, save so tags and get
an umbrella. DURsTEIN. 8 East Second
street, wholesale and retail.
Evening journal., 1890-02-14

Plans and specifications for the new
club house for the Delaware Field Club
are at the Office of j. Earnest Smith, ESQ,
for inspection; several builders have
made proposals and the contract will be
awarded without delay.
Evening journal., 1890-02-14

The celebrated Story g. Clark organs.
Nee these handsome instruments only at
Robelen's, 710 Market street.