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Telegram-herald., 1890-06-28
Z. J. Lamb 8 ComnanE.


TOR SALE 0e EXcaANGr- have Iuss
pi.t.ei eHe ~ Ihe eiil cest aalliit
haac 10 ia- nts. i-e par consists % l4f
luf, o. nl4- Hl.... tief rci.fH oi e.tli '
hafse c1rE II a. 20 raise 1853 r-
mpary alu.4A -, lr1t teu aass. a4a 40 ae
D94l .ils.i Ia-s .r -ahr So-CI-a.a tu eCa i.r
tuufv ril- lh.s is au pNuHIll4lfy ll
tia.e isr t-s -al tNrIE - make .ltt sul nf
4o-rk' aAs pfll tt Nlt ~ ah-N- a-e~ '-
t--l-c u t-t .A .i..liHt - Ast.
lgCa ~AlE-Nc taee ac.t-cIas roNeI -four
la- all ta-- aia naae money Jog Lee
r.-l.i IA t.rs- fAt n-l oi Sac i-ies. if>-eH,
cninery i.lea aua le nr>.-class condition 1.s
4tt as ot atDf.r ut Tolls aa4 .i-rtr ec.a ~
double lefi ROLLS It- m i cost tsiH Anc -
sfal4l r34ay .ilIU. Iies .Ge tal mIl. there ls
8 r lots. "a saa- hlIa .,ila 3l3 coras % wopa
9 rtr e.llgs Da.ulrtg ~ ti D. sold Tor .1ii. lne
property Wi.l bs s1oan 30 ans oAe meaning
a-slnras. Irflia nat 'a.aciory-
EOit >ALE-"e Nv hne paying Aotel in =
Thriving .rC.. - it-f VIII nr sold at O. bar
gain Do tsaen at "nce. 4hc noiri la irsi c.a>s
iu cKesy I-lt. GUAR, ald is llTllsiir- Nt i'la
latest hulrl apt fHnres. 1hc property Eas
tweuty wei ilraisaea rooms ana iNfellA-
men pronounce u lh" hest Ecfs. ln Western
Mlrhigal. This property is paving urCsI
mc"t Tor som- gooC man VITA little money-
cal ~ once ~ yal Aca4 business "a tA laAc
cify property in part payment.
EOA cALE-A 1se hat. near The Madison.
are. crossing ol tle D., 4. 4 ~ u a. suit
able for four families The ga wll reat lor
Q
steam or horse cars. ais property a,ll De
l sold fer S3JJo. or VIII exchange f9T other prop
crly.
/ E0R SAILING have rare bargain that IS
i suee 10 MAKE money Tor s9lle fle. lHe
property is located ou -pr.nk-st.. ls-af N1Ees,
and ls noW renting far - per month Auls
property is centrally located anu In occupied
& bg good payne ft.alis. laQ ls sure fp iIl-
nf0Fe o value faster tlau auy property ln tile
. ciiy. frum ine IHrt fnai is le Wltt,lA one BLOCK
O. tu- llto0 depot lga within TWO h.n.ka 3
Tie busy portion Of Nonrot-st. The property
/ viii bc sold fog sen per iooss ~ ioof irout.
EOE SALE-Or vii exchange f0r other prop
eTfy. rtfi or g. -sNraI. Two houses or oItf
7 large lgt VII Clvias tnc property and sel
each eparatey 4Ae property y aitIstec GA
! Loclu-si-. near l.ltf-sf-, aat ntE make i~a
! pleasant homes w.lca are now reatug fo- sl4
per month. ita IS "a rare Dar-a'n i0r SJ-.-e
1 one. and is sure - D. Is "a at once-
/ TOR sALT-A si2-room house 0n Co'rsf
/ 4 GOOD we.lsi lot 5.El-5i oniy $50 Nll faae
small DaymeHt down and balHHce on MONTH v
payments. Would take cheap ,ot Tor nrst pay
menL
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-28

The perch are bang. cool lake
breezes Slowing and every body having
n good time AZ Macatawa Park. Ottawa
Beach. shady side and Harrington s
Landing IN order % asst IN making
everything pleasant the Steamer
Wscatsws has been thoroughly re-
fitted for the season ard IS now maxine
regular trips from Holland to all the
resorts, connecting with Al trains On
The C. q ~ ". railway Railroad
coupons good for passage oy tram and
hr7r
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-28

Addison Works has bought out the interest
OF \. i. j. or. il the real estate business ana
employment bureau. heretofore known as 4.
Fogg 4 Co, Office 70 rooms No and Tower
block. Mr. Works this day took hls place in
said oftice. and the business Viii be continued
by himself and ". IT. Winans The name of
the new frm will be Winans & Works. Nr.
Fogg sold and assigned 10 Mr.. orlls al ac-
counts due 10 the business and authorized
MIN n writ.ng 10 collect them.
ADDISON WORKS. MI. NINANS. At.
and Tower Block Phone So
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-28

PR5sFECrs for All kinds Of crops this
year are magnificent. IT they were
rad. Democratic papers would lay it ail
% the Republican Administration. Will
they give The Administration credit for
their beng good Oh, no. those papers
viii be honest and say thss the Ad-
mlnistrstion has nothing 70 do with it.
They are always strictly honest when
b s. The best poIacaI policy.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-28
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Tsis u7s = t1ralshei h7 Y. R. Scrl5a er
real estate dealer. r6 Psa-s-st.:
Martin T.. Sweet o. Frank IS. Clrtiss.
I0t s.. sweets sa5........ ......-s so
Roxaiana q. hi15e 81 A. - Oscar r.
WUmsgtl. e- a.. lots s and = Island
ada .-..-.... -......---...-. go
Grletie r. y Sser 20 Wm. Van der Meas
iot O.. nls :. Browns su7....... 1.U
Mafaia p scranton ~ CORA %. ~cran-
con. for e. kenus.fv's sab - 81
Oscar .. Merritt fo A.farstta pennher.
lot sBd n 3tis q ior IS. Meritts add 20
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-28

'eSrrAKEr RErD - beginning to
svlnk. says the Atlantis Cr7sstafisa.
Th.s nav be ciassed as heia5ed nforus-
ton Speaker Reed hss already sVuns.
-N-r Ts-t W,-If Exactly. he svanS
tire noodles of Sinking Democrats with
his little quorum.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-28

Any Subscriber TO THE TELEGRAM
HERALD Who fails 10 receive the paper
regularly. or who may have reason 70
complain OF late delivery, viii confer =
special favor ~ informing this 0hlee OF
the fact at once. send postal card or call
up telephone 53t.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-28

THs Senate vas doubtless move IN
sccord with the general sentiment Of
the people on the silver Question than
the House vas.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-28
FuRAWURg ANp pIANos eToRgp.

RADCLlfE & HOLT. genera warenousemen.
IA al lIl south DlyiSion-st.. store pfaaos and
furniture az i0@ rates. eNpert packers aad
careful movers with large vans" Scut prompt
ly by teieph0niag No. st0 jan i-9l
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-28
YoR RFNT-E HOUSES.

TOR EENT-H1uses of 2. Z. =. 6 and rcoms
Il from 81 to si6; also suits on rooms In the
New Carleton block on BIT. Eernou-st.. now
ready Tor occupancy: come and see them; /
caa suns you. al within minutes walk ~
Sweets Hotel. Inquire Of y. v. barnard, -
Alieu-st.. or AZ Office. 60 ST. Ecr1on-st. 1e.e-
phone Il.T
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-28
I3 EeH HouSsnan DIscS
pEPCYSNVDEK
2S Canal-st., Room 10.

MONEY TO LOAN IT and per cent. on silt
N edged security. Percy Snyder = Cana--st.
I OTIS near East-st.. only $50; terms s25 cash.
u balance Sl5 quarterly without interest.
I HAVE choice business blocks for sale on
Canal-st. and south Division ST. VIII pay
per cent. on investment.
TWO NEW room houses on West side. 500
Il egch; room house on Hamilion-st,. sSD
fD ACRES ~ miles from city. only $50; viii
~ trade for good lot or small house.
~ ACRES oa West Leonard ST.. near city.
~ 5000 Western lands for sale at 81 aud
o au acre.
fe0 acres in Tyrone township. Kent Co;
1pV timber beach. maple and hemiocN;
price s. an acre; enough timber on place 20
more than pay for IL.
q ROOM HOUSE near postofice TO rent. a
y month So.
IT WILL PAY parties wishing to m IKE IN
L vestmeats to call and look over my list be
fore purchasing.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-28

Made bv valley City Mlllng Co.. Grand
Rapids, : a FANNY iavorite, Try u.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-28
Real ESTATE CRY.

:. ~ Es5LfA A43t~ tateu AZ 4 NaEf aotle-
- hooy tq Rave tatW. b leEs ca sno uc4r
Ea- 49, ea2- ~ ~sSt-sl.i al sAl EleEa eilesg-
u s. Fronn.
EOB S&LE-Qa kfeadesy. : u.as fronl elts
A.sts. 2 bQNeltfsa aifa = a. acre ~ se9a
ee-ael seii sit1 e1ea. 3ehn = Q1isiey le-.
lga-gss sllcs oeutA LlTs.oa-sI jay p
gALL sua - us 4 yee want ! hone o. "a
y iaFrat seas. o1E prepefsy j. GEsg-clas ead
= s-t-al-- 80 a-e Nl-Srs-S... LtFlsiQl-St- ana
( E.SaJ4 ~Ara pals Az0 houses ready FOR sea
81 taese pats. 4eeuls and prices - slit soa
AZ at slet 49, aA1E &1Y&acs la pflexe. 4Nl-
nef CArf44. AeW hc1ssta4n biatk.
Eo8 >ALE-Ao. I Bexer ski Ter other people
out ot rlg oNn 4 eal sell ycu al e.Sgant
lSS Arooh he-se. % Colleges ave. sscono
eoes S3aio % n -. tlg -a-s-. freScQed. hol sa1
Coia Waier az stairs Sne down. brick SET far
neee { eStr.c ec :, b<Ih fo9El, cioset. marble
ESs&torg- 4auteis fara so dcd. eaacretr WslS
ana shade trees; price &l3s sgrau pasEeat
down aad ea-ancs AZ SD Per msuta; or nluv-
roola 8cs hcLss. @be1g ~ feei solIh ~ Mali.
SOB -aFeaue school house. a. slt5t. or SIS per
ln0stas the elr1psSt places ID the slfy FOR The
money. Charles ~. 4lils. L-eyGr1 blocE.
fCtill-sf. entrance
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-28

EEANTED-Iady canvasseTs. on salary and
w commission. 3s South DlYlsion-st. 10
WANTED-Acenti; so outfit on thirty days
" time; $50 profit in four weeks, or no paT
Address. with stamp. Jarvis & Co. E2cine,N Wis.
nov. =
INANTED-ACentsf FOR the History OF the Ex-
W piorations of. Daring Deeds ana Grani
Achievements OF ctanley, agents OUTFIT sl.3l;
circular free. Address y. A. Browning Co.
Toledo. Ohio 3tltf
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-28

IUsT NHATT0U wANT.-A beautiful hoass
oa one x our laclid-gEe- Its nearly
completed NilA goeG cellar. clSirrn ana Neii.
Wiz sell AZ 04rEaln; aisQ several vacant lots
on Lucla and Naaison-aYes. IL you thias Of
purchasing ln any part of abe city il vii pay
yeU o. call ca Is Mcrili Z McalA - House
Nan Block. telephone isi
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-28

ANTED-B0arders. for gentleman and
" wife. or two gentlemen; large front
room wilh aicOve. ricelv furnished. with
board. Finest location 10 the city. 20 Otta
vast l7q
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-28
F0R RENT-BuSINFEs PLANFS.
TOR ssLE-MIeCFLLAEEOUS


TOR SALE-A fine young horse. safe, ,SounG
4 and kind, good roadster suitable Tor
Ia iy II drive; also yhaet0n cart. harness, etc.
We have also n nigh grade XS photo outnt aad
q crown typewriter We Will dispose OF ch ZAP.
y. l.. Thomson * Co., rOont, No. % AOnfc--
- la
ANY ONE having small capital or soma
"A good real estate in Grand BapiJs. ana
wishing To engage IN paying hardware ou5i-
ness IL q lively Northern town. Will ma bar
gain by calling on or addressing Foster, SteV-
ems q Co. Grand Rapids. Mich. $50
FOR SALE-Cheep. % horse power boiler and
engine. near.y new. with furnace, setting
etc. complete. Inquire Of {. ThWiagi phone
IL lott
EOR SALE-Chap a good secondhand pha-
A eton newly painted can be seen at {.
Dawson : or South iOaia-st.. Inquire OF y. II.
BOnneI. Hawkins B.Oc.i. Isl
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-28

z The following IS a uss Of tas marriage
licenses Issued since last published. VITA the
names. residences vhen outside tns c.tT aad
sxes q TIE caruss; Aers
Merfin Van Glsf Nsife Westrote 2-zl
Van IIoute1's CoCoa-Tho original
most soluble
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-28

HELP WANTED -kaLR.
iEL--s5e.p ot al kin1s 4 - e-11 ,iis-
" Can - une Ioc4 8, Ae+Ars eo - - -
ever OL8nf clc-hins store QpSA Sfs1tH-s- -
tVANTED-a ood turner, oae aecss.oiaeA 30
" re sofk ia hzra wood Fel.eti 1le-.
4 Co.. tAnr. Mich. 70
yVANTFD-Two press feeders steady sil Ia
" fi9as for good iee4eIs- Ine sSsh q
Prfntiflg g. = p-arl-st lslf
WANTED day iz5orers. WAGES sl.l2, aud
W station mta. re q lsc 4 O. cuo-c safd, i'.i
new Hns 0f the bsrauaha. lFen Molntell =
"a eSlern T. r.. in NorlheEa Aiehissh - ihaes
Cl WeTa. Grade VIII tr Fe4ay Tor lEaeA t1te-
her j. Mcintosh Bros. cQnttAc49f>- far-
81 81 iron, Afilsauker. Apply 10 IL. L. D.ck-
eEs8u. IS M01For-st-. 0rand haplat Aiel., or
4. ~. ST. John. cor. last atsF Soa AasoAs' z.
Milwaukee. Wis. -
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-28
INSTALLATIONS.


II TOC want 90 furnish material and build a
house ior two desirable lots in south part
81 the clre. Call 08 or address a.. IL. Kirkland.
coraer Gr.egs-are. and Buchanan St, without
delay. Isl
I CAV furnish Is - 50 gallons milk daily.
}.ho wants 10 Call az Clarendon Hotel
tsb for G. 81. II. i0
HBs. T. n NICHOLS has returned 10 Grand
"a Rapids. after q years absence. She was
formerg known as Madaue Beis daughter.
she has been requested g. make her home here
hy Dumoer ~ those who have tested ner
great power. la1 tsil the past. present and
turEre. cali the living n dead from sHy part ~
fne world ana taIa vim them ln tEf spirit
Examine any rat 81 the BODY. and locsfa me
t sease without laying HANDS ca fhe body.
can rees expressions of friends - ir@v VIII
he recag aized. Can describe Ior of bair and
cres. also st1e - person. a1f locate any house
cr animal. Can cure The drinking. si4E or
cfeelng fahtfs cf u8-sr ard men. Pain
read :. f cents for s'ffr e.. So ce hrnrs
20 ID a- fr- - and % r. M MS r. H
Nichols ~ Mason 81. l
FoR sALE-Nsw sresm laa-ch. very nicer
Fnf'f "a ff. l-nc. q. hrans ey. tn- fnz.ne q.
tlTte 20 er ErsIras> .n Ftf-g s.-c S-iI4-
BE for heed lake lneaire -t y. q t1H ~
or tant sohn hldee. Grand Haven Alca p
INANTED-Everv consumer n store esso
tae . SaoW fhaf & an ~ .n- Soy gas
aei eEe4 60 ang PAT o. t1' r-r. llr
wool corner Esst Fulton and Selth Dirslor-
S. Ieephone Ia>f nov 4 'f
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-28
fGEHTs-WAETED.

IzTANTED-One hundred agents 10 sell new
" and useful article Just out. and something
every housekeeper needs and wants Call AZ
1'6 East Futon-st. Is
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-28

United Press Reports. Prompt ana Ezriy
Delivery. All ths Local News. and the
clsaasst sna Most Plainly Printed Paper
Publlshsd IN 0rand Rapids.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-28
WlNANS & WORKS,


This Is 80 show tlat the partnership hereto
lore existing between as L.dsr lhe name ui
tuAl consent.
Da-ed tals 2itA day Of Juae lsac.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-28

Circulation Guaranteed TO Be the
Largest OF AL Michigan Dailies Ex-
cept Those OF Detroit.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-28

/ cas- furnish Is - 50 gallons milk daily.
}.ho wants g? Call al Clarendon Hotel
tsE fer q. ht H 1-G
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-01-25
TIE MINERS AMALeAMATs.
whe Scheme Carried Out at the CoIum
bus Convention.

fFhe Scheme Carried out at the Column
bus Convention.
COLUMBUS, O., Jan. 21--The ties that bind
TIE Mine Workers and Knights Of Labor
lave at last amalgamated The joint com
mittee Of both organizations made its report
yesterday afternoon. ~ The constitution pre-
scented was taken up by sections and adopted
with a few slight amendments. 1t provides
&hat the name Of the new organisation shall
be the United Mine Workers OF National
District Assembly 1856 Knights Of Labor,
and the National Progressive union; thus
che names Of both organizations being pre-
merved. The national officers will consist Of
q president or master workman, vice presi-
ISN'T or worthy foreman, secretary treasurer
@md an executive board composed Of seven
naembers The constitution further provides
4Aat any member in good standing Of either
ehe Progressive union or National District
Assembly 1856, Knights OF Labor. shall be
eligible 70 Office under the amalgamation,
wwoviding he becomes a member Of both
organizations before qualification. This pro
Vision is occasioned by the fact that the
Rational Progressive union is an open or
ganization and National District Assembly
155 a secret one.
The time Of the annual convention is hxet
ea the second Tuesday in February Of eact
year, the place TO be voted upon at eacl
succeeding convention. This practically set
eAes the whole matter, and the remainder OF
So session will be occupied in routine bust
aanas and fixing national scale Of prices.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-01-25


BONSALL- In Philadelphia, on the 2lst
instant, Eliza, widow OF Richard ronsal. in
the S1th year Of her age.
CHIPPY.-On the 22d instant, Carrie,
daughter Of the Rev. Edward and Sarah p.
Chippy. No, lll0 Tatnan street, aged 10 years
and months.
CLARK.-In this city on 18th inst, Bernard
r CLARK, aged q years
COTTINGHAM. In this city. on January
10, Martin j. Cottingham, aged years ana :
months.
DOUGHERTY. AT Roclland. on the 10th
instant. Edward + Dougherty, aged 20 years.
FERGUSON Holly Oak. Del, on the
year of her age.
FORD.-Tn this city, on January %, Stephen
y d. Ford, in his list year.
GARRITY I'm this city, ON the p = instant,
Ann Clarity.
HOPES. In Mil Creek hundred, on Janu-
airy %. Margaret Hopes, in her I'D year.
HERTING.-ln this city. on the 2lst instant,
Gazelle II. NJ, daughter Of Frederick g. and
Clara Herting, aged years and 10 months.
MACKEY On January -. Lizzie A.,
daughter OF Samuel and Mary A. Mackey,
aged q months.
MALLOY.- On Sunday. January 10th,
Hugh b., son Of Patrick and the late Ellen
Malloy, aged 10 years.
MACKEY.-ln this. city. on January 20
Mackey. aged ~ years
| pLIJNKETT.--ln this city. on the I'D IN
slant. John Joseph Plunkett the youngest
son of the late James Plunkett
POLK In Odessa, on Wednesday, January
/ -. William Polk.
| PORTER.-In this city, on the 20th instant
/ James W. Porter. son OF Elizabeth and the
late Robert r. Porter, aged 81 years.
1 STRAIN.--In this city, on the 18th instant
/ Isaac Strain. aged ~ years.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-01-25

At the Municipal Court this morning
John Kelly, drunk, was fined 81 and
costs. James Williams. small colored
boy, was charged with assault and
battery on Howard Bullock, a Postal
Telegraph messenger boy. Howard testi-
fed that James struck him without
provocation. officer Broomall saw the
assault and arrested the boy, who raised
q big row. He said with great emotion
that his father made $3.50 week at the
Diamond State Iron Works. He was
recommitted. Judge Bail told Solicitor
Turner that if he was arrested when g
boy. he would probably make as mucl
noise rs the pr me-. Mr.. Turner
thought he would have had TT.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-01-25


CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
- ceived by the Trustees OF the Poor OF
New Castle County for supplying the Aims
house from January 30 to A 1ril 80. 1890, with
Beef, Mutton. salt Pork, Bread, Groceries,
Dry Goods. Clothing. Drugs and Medicines.
Tobacco, Shoes and carpet slippers and
Gasoline.
Bids for Beef win be by the quarter. in pro-
portion Of one hind quarter 20 three fore
quarters, ont OF cattle well fatted and dresss
ing not less than FIVE hundred pounds.
Bids for Groceries and Dry Goods VIII be
FOR the various kinds named on the schedules.
Gasoline must be OF not less standard than
50 degrees.
Bread win be required 10 be Of the best that
can be made from toe best wheat flour
Al, goods 70 be delivered at the Almshouse
at such times and in such quantities as may
be ordered by the superintendent.
- The committee on accounts OF the Board Of
Trustees viii meet ct the AlmshOuse Mt
O'Clock a. m. OF the 2eth instant, 90 audit all
bills Tor supplies for the quarter ending on
the 10Th instant.
All bills not presented by 10 o'clock A. 10. Of
months.
BY order o. the Board Of Trustees.
JOHN GUTHRIE. Superintendent.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-01-25
WHY =

For the simple reason that they do not
aim to sell him a Shirt with the expectation
Of never seeing him again, but they make
it their special business to see that he is
perfectly fitted both in neck and arm, and
then they keep a record Of these sizes SO
that he can at any future time be positively
certain of being as accurately fitted.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-01-25

BNcHAMPToS, N. Y, Jan. IA man
@ao called in the morning at the laundry Of
Wee Lee and Sing Lee found both the China
unen and a woman, named Mamie Sweeny.
God on the floor. Physicians think death
sbas caused by inhalation OF chlorine gas.
generated in some way from washing mater
4aAA The woman was a dissipated charac.
anT. It is said that Sing Lees uncle is 4
merchant at "a Pell street, New York.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-01-25

CRUAILISH-GEB in baltimore,
Md. on January -, by the Rev Thomas
Doueherty in ST. Andrews Church, Edward
~ Crumlish Of this city and Florence r..
Gebhart Of Baltimore, Nd.
RAY-DONOVAN BY the Rev Vaughan
s. Collins, AZ Scott NJ. n. parsonage, NO sos
Poplar street, on January Is, Haneck s. Ray
and Miss hlmira Donovan.
VALENTINE BLIZZARD. Ply the Rev
Vaughan 81 Collins, at the residence Of Mil
lard III Davis, No 40 West Eighteenth
street on January 10. Harry 5 Valentine anc
Mics Ian mia f{lfgvard
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-01-25

The Brandywine creek was frozen over
with 8 very thin skim Of ice at the p,
w. & B. railroad bridge early this morn
ing man who WIS at Coatesville on
Thursday said he thought the ice at that
place must now be five inches thick.
Boys were skating on the bitches over
Third street dge this morning.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-01-25
noth clubs Want par.

LOWELL, Mass, Jan. 25-Frank Day,
mhort stop of last seasons Lowell club and
SOW reserved by that club, has appealed
80 President Nick Young for his release
from reservation. 1t is claimed that when
lowell secured Day from Detroit it agreed
so release him to that club at the end Of the
season Both clubs now claim his services.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-01-25

WuxEsBARRE, Pa, Jan. 25.-At a mass
amasting Of miners last night It was decided
So demand a 20 per cent increase in
wages on April l. Over 5000 miners are in
Aaxested In the movement.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-01-25

MT. CARMEL, Pa, Jan. 25.-An improve
masnt in the coal trade is noticed since the
weather has become colder. The Bellmore
mnd Morris Ridge collieries have resumed
zzork, and other operators announce their
zn9ention to start up Monday.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-01-25
Now Is This Done -?

Instead Of keeping stock of EShirts
such as the average furnishing store does,
they have their SPECIAL SHIRT made ex-
pressly for them, with Z different length
sleeves for each size neck
They now have over one thousand
names on their record, each one represent
ing perfectly fitted man.
The quality of their Special Shirts,
like the workmanship, is the best. The
price is reasonable, $1.OO.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-01-25
A SUBJECT OF INTEREST.

First-Every man wears Shirts.
Second Every man ought to wear Shirt which
fits him.
Thrd-Every man who wants Shirt to fit him
ought to consult j. P Doughten & Co.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-01-25
THE EQUITABLE
Guarantee and Trust Company,
Northwest Corner Ninth and Market SITS.
WILMINGTON. DEL.

Deposits OF money received on interest.
Rents and income collected and remirted for
moderate charge and estates OF every der
scription carefully managed.
This company acts as executor, adninistra-
tor and guardian and receives and executes
trusts OF every description from the courts,
corporations and individuals and acts as
agent for the registration and transfer OF
loans and stocks Of corporations and in the
payment or coupons or registered interest or
This company also guarantees the validity,
performance and effect of any contract, be-
comes surety on bail bonds and courts and
officials are directed to accept it as sole
surety in all cases.
Executors, administrators or trustees OF es-
tates and ladies unaccustomed to the trans
action of business will find this company
convenient depository for money
wills receipted for and safely kept without
charge.
For further information. call at the office OF
send for a circular.
WILLIAM BUSH. President
PRESTON LEA, Vice President.
OHIO NOWLAND,
Secretary and Treasurer
DIRECTIONS.
VIM. II. Swift, II. NJ. Barksdale,
Samuel Bancroft, Jr., William DUPONT,
Preston Lea, Thos. Jackson.
William Bush, Vim. It. Porter,
w. Salisbury, Jr., Joseph Swift,
"A. II. Carter, WIG Pennypacker
Or. J. "A. Draper, j Smith Brennan,
Il. Bringhurst, Jr.. George Massey.
George w. Bush, A. Z. Robinson,
Christian Febiger, IL. A. Richardson.