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Evening journal., 1891-07-16
ESCAPED MAogAo MANS CLOTHING.
The Remarkable Adventure % National
ouardsmRn curry.

ouardsmRn curry.
NEw YoRR, Julg 1o.-Daniel c. Curry,
twenty-nine years Obj, member of the
Eight rsgim0nt, National Guard, aud
plastsrer by trade, appeared Unexpectedly
at his homo, No. $40 East One Hundred
and Tenth street, fortnight or more age
and astonished his wife, who supposed be
was suu prisoner on Hart's island
Curry WAS a quiet prisoner He was put
to work with a gang in Potter's tield
When the keeper called the men togetheI
at night on June 70 and marched them to
quarters Curry slid away to the dead
house, whore he pushed himself In through
an open window.
into one OF the ooflins he jumped and
drew the cover on Until night he stayed
in tbs coffin Then be climbed out, and
finding the body OF man brought there
for burial proceeded 20 strip the corpse OF
ITS clothing.
He clothed the body IN bis convict suit
and put on the dead mans clothes Then
Curry stole out Of the window and ran
down TO the shore to make his escape A
storm was gathering. The waters tossed
a heavy log upon the shore aud Curry
seized II and rolled 1t 30 one side From q
board fence near by the convict ripped Of
four planks and mAdan raft He drifted
down the sound opposite Berrian island, q
distance OF ten miles, when he was tossed
from his raft ana swan 10 the shore ex.
hausted. He was arrested later at his
hnrna
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the interest paid by him to carry loans
amounted to A0,0eto1. leaving profit Of
ssta. 400 90
Bardatey's ctAeckbooks.
A number OF ssubs ia the eheckbooks OF
Nv. Bardsley's account IN the Keystone
bank have been torn out We have, how.
eves, found tho eheoiss baqring the proper
numbers of the stubs. The stub of check
No +Os. dated Feb. sS 1890, for q 900 has
not been disturbed. On this stub in
BardsleY's handwriting N the following
entry; For T. 81 Nc. Jan, Peb, 81, 600. g
We also find that check No. eO5 on the
Keystone, dated Dee 4, 1889, was drawn
by Bardslay, TO the order Of myself for
w. l." On the stub OF this check is the
following entry; william Livsy, state
treasurer, for his kindness TO me during
the year, $500" "
Memorandum on page 4s shows that
Bardsley received as rebate on advertising
IN 1850 $40, 2s0O o., and the entry reads "less
amount paid TO II. n. Grafin, Ga, ,2s9. o.
One-half 10 Thomas MeCamant, 81, ,i44. 80.
one-half TO j. b., 81, ,l4452m
In 1890 the mercantile advertising
amounted to Sl9, s65 %, and an item show.
ing a deposit to Bardsley's account OF ST..
O5d, which is 40 per cent. Of this sum, is
found credited on newspaper balance.
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a REIeN OF eLooo lN AAYrI.
Even Hippolyte's omsers shudder at III,
Butoheriee.

Sven Hippolyte's Offisers Shudder at His
Butchcriee.
NEW YORK, July i6-Advices have Just
been received from the disturbed republic
of Hayti by the mail steamer Ailsa, which
left Jacmel on Jaly 8 According TO the
purser OF this steamer the seat Of the in
surgent forces has been transferred to
Jacmel fVom the capital city, Port su
Prince The entire city was In an uproar,
and IL was plainly evident that prepara
tions for an outbreak were being actively
conducted. According 60 the officers Of
the Ailsa the repeated assurances that
Hippolyte had discontinued his massaoree
were false.
They say that Hippolyte's reckless pol
icy is having its effect Of turning from
him many people who assisted him Ia sub.
DUNG the revolutionists. At Port au
Prince several political prisoners were ex-
eeuted between the last week in June and
the date Of the Ailsa's departure from Aux
Cages The killing had then become 80
frequent and unproyoked that even the
lenders OF the government forces in the
various cities, 10 whom was assigned the
work of slaughtsring the men. revolted.
Then Hippolyte announced that the ex.
ecutions would be continued, no matter
who the victims were.
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In a comforta able home at No. 633 East Sixth
street, this city resides william l.. Moore.
who holds clerkship In the freight Office Of
the Wilmington and Northen railroad at
Wilmington. Mr. Moore celebrated his 2lst
birthday In February last Ia his life he has
had more than his share Of this worlds miser-
thathe has 'elt well for even day since he
child. Mother can tell yol better than my
self how have suffered thtse many years, y
said Mr.. Moore. turning to his mother. who
ha ushered the repo ter into the cosy parlor
of their home. Mrs. Moore told the rtOry II
her sons life sufferings This is what she
said:
My son has always been delicate from
chidaood. Physicians have attended hi
but could do him no goOd several could not
tell what allied him; others treated him for
sease OF the kidney and liver. but under
their care he got no better; he has also tried
all kinds Of patent medicines without re
ceiving any relief from that source. And II
has cost "A small fortune for medicines and
medical treatment. He was all the lime
complaining Of awful headaches. dizziness in
the head and las constantly hawking and
splitting mucus His nosirils were most
Of the time stopped up and IL WAS hard for
him to breathe, especially at night he
would lay on his back aud gasp for breath.
lie has not had good nights sleep for years;
he was subject 70 aw al night sweats and
b rrihe dreams He got 50 bad he had
10 give up work several times as ne wHB
unab TO handle pen On account OF ner-
vousness and dimness OF the eyes; he so was
troubled W ith loss OF memory and became
hard Of hearing He would have melanehol \
spells and sit for hours IN study. He Stunned
al company and would hardly notice or give
civil answer TO any one In the family. Bis
strange set ions alarmed me and have cried
many time over my boys sad condition, as
felt sure he was losing his mind. IL is now
three months ago since he began treatment
under Drs. Mccoy and Wildman. who urO-
nounced his terrible disease catarrh OF the
head, throat and stomach Of the worst kind.
but tn the short time he has been under their
care they have brought about wonderful
change in him.
Yes. was in an awful state before began
treatment under Drs. Mccoy md Wildnan. -
said MI Moore. II hed been under their
care but two weeks when the awful head aches
entirrly leIh me aud now am a. icvina =. y 1
health, as am not troubled with hawk king
and splitting mp nucus. My nostrils are
clear and breathe freely and do not hars
the an ful night sweAts or horrible dreams
aud now enjoy what never did before tha
is SLEEP. In fact all those terrible co npl. int
have left me and ! cannot thank Drs. McCol
q Wild nan enough for what they hav'
done for me-"
Every body in the neighborhood speaks o.
the great change In him." concluded Mrs
Moore, and ! hone'tly believe had se no
gone 70 Drs. Mccoy and Wildman for treat
ment he would have gone insane or died
Drs. Mccoy and VlldmAn furnish a. medi
cines free aud their char.es for treatment ar,
80 low that they are within the reach of all.
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REPORT OF THE EXPERTS
Light Thrown on Honest"
John Bardsley's Thefts.
HIS NET sTEALIEss S77s,seo.se.

Ise Loa~ed oitg and stass Money Mt 3
Per Gent and the Keystone National
Dank Paid Him tho Bnormous sum OF
Nearly sT1. 900 In Iaterest
PHrLADBLPHIA. July B.-Taylor Faunce.
Lawrence Brown and Thomas w. Barlow.
the committee Of experts appointed by
Mayor Il s stuart TO examine into John
Bardsleyr accounts az city treasurer, have
made their report After recapitulating
the accounts as found they show the net
balance due the stabe from Bardsley to be
q SIS, ,6029d His account with state and
city K thus stated:
Net amount dna 30 the State. ......Sl, ,5Si002 n
Net amount due 20 the city ........ i,00S049 "
Total balance due 10 the state and
tao caag 70 be accounted nor ......S2 59l,bA V
CREDIT
l-DeducA amount Of deponts m va
f1ous banks b May 81, la0l ......... SQiadT3 ~
Total al.,..,..................... s167Lsss fs
-D0dpct KeyrtoDe hank due bills. ea5.OOO %
Total ...................,.,..., s7eo,s;s ls
8-DSduct keystone tnnk eheoks
paid by Mr. Bardsley in excess of
S1ll .bo4s in oity fund account loa0ia NJ
Total net defieionog Ia Mr.. Rards-
logs aooounss, ..................... 5sSs s
Ga4 ~ 90 "a
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The Doctor Carries a Rovo,x.r

PEMBRRToS, N. j., July 1o.-Not satisfied
with having hung Dr. W L. Woodruff in
eiigy and driving him out OF town In con
sequence OF bis sensational suit fordivorce
against his wife, the citizens Of Pemberton
have passed resolutions condmninE the
doctor for his actions and expressing sym
pathy for Mrs Woodruff. Some Of the
hotheaded ones were In favor Of giving the
doctor a canter on rail, but on learning
that he always carried revolver concluded
TO postpone that feature.
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81 Ihlrd Parly con succeed. :.

Let the Republicans OF Ohio who have not
gone mad on protection come over this year aii1
start with US on the backward march toward
the tariff Of Washington, or, better yet on,sl
themselves under banner inscribed with taa
burning words Of Garfield. Let the well moan
ing men who train under the names OF 'Farin-
ers Alliance" OF Peoples party and ho
seek to remedy real grievances, brought about
by Republican legislation, remember that 10
third party can SUCCEED, but with as aud a. a
part of as they can help to swell the Joyous
hosanna that viii peal 10 heaven from ibo tax
burdened people Of the entire country whom tI,s
glad tidings go forth next November tlias We
are yet in possession Of the old Republican cita-
del-uow the Democratic Buckeve state
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Strictly one-price, and if
dissatisfied with your pur-
chase we will return your
money.
N. Y. Clothing House,
316 Market Street,
MAX EPHRAIM & co.
More Money for sns Fresh Air FUND .

Wilmer Palmer, treasurer of the As
sociated Charities, has received 500. so
additional toward the Fresh Air Fund,
which, with 320l SO already ntri5uted,
makes the total amount $25S 10. OF this
81. 80 was contributed as the proceeds Of
an impromptH concert by little child.
ren's club, which also cont ibuted $41 on
June 10, as the procseds of another con-
cert. The work of sending tired and
sick mothers and babies to the country
will be continued as long IS the finances
permit.
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MIDSUMMER
CLEARING SALE
Look in our window, you see
both the old price and the new
price together. 1t will pay you
TO look at them.

No dull season here, why
should there be2 A glance in
our window or a walk in our
store will tell you why we're
busy. Hundreds of customers
have taken advantage Of saving
from So to SIS on every mans
suit; from 81 to 81 on every
boys suit; from SO cents to So
on every child's suit from 2s
cents to So on every pair of
trousers.
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census s,atI.tIc. correctea.

New York, July yl6.-Comptroller Myers
has forwarded TO Superintendent Porter,
of the census bureau, a detailed statement
OF the city's finances, correcting the sta
tisties contained in census bulletin No -
The comptroller says the total Of ordinary
expenoltures cnargeable 10 the city
amounts to 81, ,eos. .ses. IS instead of aAs
937 500, and that the adninistrative ex-
penditures amount TO 80, 407, 700 08 Instead
Of $50, 2o5, ,653 AS stated in the bulletin.
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Hotel Denver.
The EIclredge,

Is South Carolina Avenue. IS 10 l2 per week;
81 80 to $500 per day Every facility for
guests. House enlarged; having large airy
rooms. Mrs. r. j. hldredge, Proprietor
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Dentists at Asbury Park.

AsBURY PARK, n j., July l6-At the
joint annual meeting Of the New Jersey
and Pennsylvania Dental society officers
were elected for the New Jersey society as
follows; President, Benjamin f. Luckey,
Paterson; vice president, Dr. Oscar Adel-
berg, Elizabeth; secretary, Dr. Chandler
A. Meeker, Newark; treasurer, DR.. G..
Carleton Brown, Elizabeth.
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Cnllfornln Mnnl. ihe Gnrnen.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 1G-The state
board OF trade claims for California the
head Of the department Of horticulture Of
the Worlds fair as due recognition of
her position as the chief agricultural state
OF the Union, and presents the names of
T. De Barth Shorb, OF Los Angeles; Frank
Kimball, Of San Diego; Edward Cooper,
Santa Barbara, and George A. Fleming,
of San Jose
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NInrInn nnd rhrna Nlrn.

BUFFALO, July l6.-Frank Marino, who
was killed by Frank Curcio in 1877, for
which crime Curcio is now in Auburn
prison, left three wives, one here, one in
Philadelphia and one in Paterson, n. j.
The three claimed the estate Of about SO.
600, and Surrogate Stern has just decided
that the Philadelphia wife is entitled to it,
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Hnn Ment 10 Soc bad. n1nther-

NEWARK, n. J., July 16-william A.
Hall, OF Newark, the defaulting clerk Of
the controllers olice, who was paroled by
the court Of pardons, yesterday left the
state prison at Trenton and went direct 10
Newark to see his mother The statement
that Hall is TO be retained in the prison at
$500 year is denied by Headkeeper John
Patterson
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senator CARLISLE Assnlled.

LOUISVILLE, July i6-zach Phelps reit-
crates the charge he made at Sheperds-
vile against Senator John G. Carlisle, in
which he stated that the Kentucky Lottery
company bought the house in which Car.
Isle lives and presented IL to Mrs Carlisle
Phelps suggests the fact as reason for
Carlisle's opposition to the new constitu.
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The white squadron at Now YORK.

NEW YORK, July l6.-The squadron Of
evolution, under command OF Admiral
Walker, arrived in this harbor last even.
ing. The instruction and drill OF the state
naval militia began on the vessels Of the
squadron today. The squadron consists
of the Chicago, Newark, Boston, Atlanta,
Yorktown and Vesuvius
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Soldier Boys Smoked.

PERRsKILI n. Y, July 16.-Lghtning
struck the camp ground again yesterday,
making the fourth time that it has visited
the place this season. A dozen members
Of the guard were 50 badly shocked thas
their legs doubled up under them and they
fell on the hard aoor OF the guard house
tent. There was panic there for few
minutes
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A Negroes Vengeance for an Insult.

Providence, July 16-Charles Good.
negro stabbed and fatally wounded Will
Liam II. Larkin in Pawtucket. As Larkin
and companion passed Good on the road
Larkin's companion shouted "Niggerlp
This so enraged Good that he drew a knife
and stabbed Larkin.
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A Setback for Coroner Levy.

ALBANY, July l6.-In response to Coro-
ner Leyy's letter asking for information
Us TO his duties in New York city in re-
gard to the inquest in the Smiler case, At
torncY General Tabor wired this message
Il am decidedly Of the opinion that you
have no authority whatever to make the
Investigation contemplated
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Gleason Puts AnsohelI IN Ja,l

LONG ISLAND CITY, July 16 - Patrick
Gleason, mayor Of Long Island City, has
landed Special Deputy Sheriff Samuel H.
Anschell in the Queens county Jail for an
alleged assault committed upon him at
the meeting Of the Long Island board OF
health on June 80
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Temrernnce pelerntes ounrrel.

SARATOGA SPRINGS, N Y, July 1d.-At
the national temperance convention DR..
Kynett, Of Philadelphia, asserted that the
state organizations were packed in the in
terest OF the third or Prohibition political
party. This statement created a wrangle.
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FIned fer HrrnollrInr : airl.

BERLIN, July 16.-At Glatz, Prussia,
German engineer named Landmann was
sentenced TO pay a fine of 450 marks for
hypnotizing a young girl named Winter
three times day for week, from the ef-
fects of which treatment she became vio-
lently insane.
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Enrineer and Fireman Klnsa.

COLORADO CITY. Colo, July l6.--A dis
astrous freight wreck occurred at an early
hour on the Colorado Midland at Ute Pass.
Fireman James Wilson and Engineer
Moore were killed and eleven cars loaded
with ore and bullion were totally destroy
ed The train ran away and jumped the
fro,I
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DOCTORS M'COY AND WILDMAN

Late OF Bellevue Hospital, New York.
Ofhe~, $50 Market street. Wilmington,
Where all Durable Diseases are treated with
success. II you live at n distance write for
a symptom Blank
Consultation At ONCE or bv Mall Free.
Once hours-e to II a m; 2 to p. m. 7 70 9
D. m. daily.
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raj Poanter pefcats naIia.

P1rrsBuRo, July l6.-About 1000 people
were In attendance at the second days
racing Of the grand circuit at Homewood
Driving park. The free for all pace was
won by Hal Pointer after a hard race with
Dallas III the match race between two
Butler county horses Nespasion won.
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Two sisters Drowned.

PITrsroN, Pa, July ia sad drown
ing accident occurred here last night.
Kate and Mary MCGOWAN, sisters. were
o,rt sailing on the Susquehanna, when the
boat upset and they were thrown into the
water and drowned.
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HELP WANTED.


NTANTED-DO YOU WANT TO MAKE
Wv Fifty Dollars per week at homer
Mrs Smith sent Six Dollars 20 Alfred
Coles for Box or Wardrobe Lounge, and
allow him TO = nd people who answer this
advertisement TO see her Lounge, for which
he gave a commission which averaged $50
per week.
II you will do the same In your district,
send for terms to ALFRED COLES, Nc. it6
Myrtle Avenue. Brooklyn, n. Y.
uEL9 FURNISHED AT SHORT NOTICE
II for hotels. restaurants. stores; all kinds
Of help for private families; male help fur
nished free, such as drivers, clerks, watchmea
or laborers; also boarders wanted and rent
collected Apply at WILMINGTON EN-
PLONME vt RUREAU. 40' French street.
M ESSRS. CHAS. l.. WEBSTER & q -,
WI wish TO correspond at once with a COM
petent book salesm an. one who has sold ency-
el1nedias, histories or books Of the highest
quality preferred. To the right party an
opportunity is offered to establish and control
the sale of the Library OF American Litera-
ture in a field yet Nnoccupied. Address, T..
NJ. WILLIAMS, Manager, 81 Fifth avenue,
New York City.
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Aspen's Tenth Victim Dead.

ASPEN, Colo, July i6.-Thomas O'Don
nell, the tenth victim Of the Aspen juno.
tion wreck, Is dead. 1t is reported that
Conductor Richards and Brakeman Ma,
honey. upon whose shoulders the blame
for the accident rests, have fed.
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ON THg VERGE OF INSANITY.
His Terrible Sufferings Nearly Drove
Him Mad

The ory Of william l.. moore's Life OF
Misery as Told by nis Mother Who
Said Had 10 Not Been for Drs mccoy
and wildman She Honestly Believes
Her son Would Rave Gone Insane or
Died.
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rhoy win Not Consider the Scale.

HARRISBURG, July l6.-The Pennsyl-
vania Steel company declined to consider
the scale presented by the Amalgamated
Association of Iron and Steel Workers.
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ceneraI Clarl.son,, R.,nrn.

NEW YORK, July l6.-Among the pas
sengers arriving on the City Of Paris was
General Clarkson. president CT the Nation
81 Republican league.
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Drowned In the susouehanna.

YORK, Pa, July l6-Jacob S. King, OF
this city, was drowned in the SusQuehanna
river at York Haven.
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Madison House,

eOl5 Pacific Avenue, below Michigan. New
house. Rates, 81 to 80 per week. Boarding by
day or week.
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RnARn ANn nonMs

4----~4~-~----~~
HATANTED.- by A YOUNG MAN AND
w wife, board in private family, west cf
Market. south OF sixth street. State terms
and address A. this Office.
gKTANTED.-BY A YOUNG MAN AND
w wife, six or eight room house, west .of
Market street. State particulars Address
A, this office.
BOARDING BOARDERS CAN BE AC
ID commodated with frst-class board and
home comforts at No PIG West Fourth street.
POARDERS WANTED AT No. 6l4 KING
ID street.
DENNSGROVE, Midsummer BOARD
: ers wanted by the day or week; also
table board. JOSEPH MATLACKY, Box PA.
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Do. spnrgeon l. nrInr.

LONDON, July 16-Mr. Spurgeon Ia vis-
IDLY weaker. and the action Of his cart is
growing feeble. Unless rest can be oh
tanned the end will soon come.
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The MeIos.

A home cottage, pleasantly situated near
the beach. l47 Kentucky avenue.
Mira. John Fl. Cooke.
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BIRMINGHAM PARK,
WILMINGTON AND NORTHERN
RAILROAD.
Application for dates for excursions should
he made to.
BOWNESS BRIGGS,
G. p. A., W & N. r. r.
New Jersey and Wilm nStOn Ferry Co

Steamers leave Wilmington daily, except
Sunday For Pennsgrove,a at 7.30 and 10 O'Clock
a. m, 90, 3. 5 and B.45 D. IN
For Penns lille at 200 and O'Clock a. m,
3. l5 and o'clock p. m.
For New Castle. Delaware city and Angus
tins Pier, at O'c ock a. m
For SALEM OF 3.15 D. m.
sunday only-Leave Wilmington at 25 a.
m. fol Pennsgrove and Atlantic City.
Leave Wilmington at 10 a. IN. tor Penns-
grove and Lincoln Park.
Leave Wilmington at l.l5p. m. for Penns-
grove and Pennsville, and at $50 y m for
PennEgrovs
Leave Wilmington at $50 q. m. for Penns-
vile. New Castle, Delaware City and Wood
land Beach.
A. G. McCAUsLAND. supt
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Fifth Avenue,

Massachusetts Avenue and the Beach.
Fred. X. Bockius, Proprietor.
Reasonable rates for guests.
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PENNIES AND sMALL CHANGE cAx
BM had AZ THE COUNTING RoOM OF
4 - ssB NINA IouRMAK
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Moss HoteI,
The Radnor.

A12 South Carolina Avenue Centrally located,
within three minutes walk of ocean, hot
Bea baths, depot and p1st office.
Mrs ii. W. Sharpless.
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The Enclerby.

Ocean End Michigan avenue. Open all year.
Hot and Cold Baths Electric Bells. Sl.5) to
S2.O0 day; $500 to Sl2.00 a week.
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Hotel HeckIer.

H. Heckler has taken the Hotel Normandie.
corner of Atlantic and Pennsylvania avenues
and fitted 1t up in frst-cla@s style open
MAY :. and known as MOTEL Heckler.
II. HeckIer
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FoR SALE.


TOR SALE CHEAP WE ST1NGHOU
Portable Engine and Boiler on wheels in
first-class order. ready for service. For 1ur-
ther information inquire or address JOSEPH
II. KING, Wa er ana Harmony streets. New
Castle, Delaware.
CELERY PLANTS, CABBAGE PLANTS.
~ Best kind. Lowest prices. JOHN j.
BOYLE, Grocer and Market Gardener, Box
81, New Castle, Del.
DRINTERS- STEAM FIXTURES, COM.
Il plete witt cones, hang ETC., suitable
for quarto OF eis nth Ineuium pres 5ss. Apply
at EVENING JOURNAL office.
DRINTERS.-FOR SALE, -FOUR LARGE
Imposing Stones. Apply a. this office.
DIANO - SEVEN AND ONE THIRD
A OCTAVE SQUARE PIANO FOR SALE
CHEAP; in gecd order; easy payments to
Journal Office.
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REWARDS.

NO0REwARD WILL BE PAID F)R
TZU the return Of the wearing apparel
and other goods stoleo from No. l11s West
street the 18th instant. II returned this
week. II not reiurned by Saturday night
voluntarily, no leniencyiwill be shown and
no effort spared TO bring all the parties in
terested in or profiting by the theft to JUS
tice and prosecute them 10 the fullest ex-
tent OF the law. A. l.. JOHNSON,
Eighth and Shipley streets.
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Hotel Chetwoode.

Remodeled and enlarged. Steam heat; open
fre CRATES. Home comforts. Open all year.
I'LL Pacific Avenue.
Mrs Annie Grubb, Proprietress.
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The rarIn of roday.

In his recent speech Of acceptance this sarro
champion Of higher protection said. 1--WE fol-
low the tariff teachings of Washington and
Hamilton, Of Clay and Webster, Of Lincoln and
Garfield" Let us see how wide Of the mark
this statement is
The tariff OF today is at the rate Of 57iS rer
cent. the tariff OF Washington was 5isperreat;
the protection sought by Clay was for the bsns-
NJ Of infant industries the tariff Of today in
creases protection upon Industries which have
boon ooddled for more than ninety years: tAs
protection Of Garfield was, to quote his own
words, that kind OF protection which 1 %