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New-York tribune., 1891-12-24
spseial Notices.
The Hospital Saturday and sunday Assoc"s"'
VI New.Yofk City ioJL
HOSPITAL SATURDAY, Dee 20.
HOSPITAL, SUNDAY, Dec. "a

HOSPITAL SATURDAY, Dec 2e
% eysbby yrsss sss s o sssy:
the Associsted Hospitals OH the basis OF FREE e~'' w.
,iif, nav be dessnssd however. for any hespssa -
s s :: :PI s :'ss s5eon s n'' ths Ss se' s
'n' '0"0' METHODS OF CONTRIBUTING. uo~r.,..
SUNDAY me synaeosues on Hospital sa",sd ssdss -
(z) Through the auxiliary associations ~'u
Dry Goods Trude-A. W. Knsflxn, treasurer NOS 70
cigar ana Tobacco Trsde-Henry Rosenwsd Sessuf'
Drug, oil and Paint TrsdeA B. Ansbacher tressu'ss'
NO wine snd SPIRITS Trade-Cnarcs Rensuid. treasurer .
the Wine and Spirits traders society. a, - vvv,
PRIMERS, Paper Dealers and Type FoundersA' ~ "'A'
de and Leather Trade-Lsts in charge Of Theodore
Jsss Rss.e .ss s%f tSss"s Ee 'e'u' IL
ccans ss%;sp Sss .ss ss%rsSs srs:ss
os nron essss s.s .nG Metal rradesA whitney in ehas
e., Tsst@spssd ws osps.Ss & ssi,ss q
rS Sl'ss Fesssa.Sn sss ss,s Egse4saL o. ~
r.,s sasarS xrhl4fSS * sending esy
mean. & ss s Boxes very ~s' ssass
distributes over yEaHoHs ~. .s5s 10 q. leading com
meSe.l anG %snuisesurns IN The s n s
ssp. sa: p eossSns g ss % sTS'sSSf: pSS
Also banks and bankers insurance. sost,,IS most
esH4 sme sd:s;s.s sss on i &.
co. rhSSss SS eos s os%ipf Rn. Free sons
RssS"f s" sSSi ssras, Sons Il Benia|n ,,x .,.uo,.
s0ssS ,ss S.lss sSSs e. OF
s FINALLY through money nt diress Mr. On - Shoz
atMdsS aa.y SsSsT.r e6nS mould sent
r. s., os sseS Or the sfsr'G % report g sceo" win
through 'ne p0GEfSo SEoReE R MAccULLoca mIssLES
New-York tribune., 1891-12-24
Christmas Appeal for Poor Children.

Christmas which should especially be maee
happy children and above ALL for the children sae
poor. NewYork houssds OF boys and girls put Lor
the Lodging Of the Chidrens Aid Society wouo
be herding dens Of thieves and vagaoonos Inoo
san ds Il others Industrial Schools would De
to be ignorant ysgrant and criminal - r., 49,
desire make one happy DAY Tor these
little victims OF poverty and misfortune wiz presens.
Clothing dinners food shoes and the like glCs Above
au wish 70 present the best OF all gns 70 Ine h'me'
less ehld-s Home in the West .,. , 4, -
TWENTY DOLLARS win place . homeless wall In 3
distant comfortable home where the child VIII be soopted
and received with every care. ~ -.
Fifty DOLLARS will put shoes on hfty mrefooeeo
's oNH oee HUNDRED DOLLARS Sll provide nouri.hins
Who win help TO make Christmas happier for che poor
Gifts Of provisions and clothing books and TOYS may ne
10 the "a St. Marks Place, or VIII
be called for II the address be forwarded.
Donations money be ncosed 10 any OF the pnaes.
signed IN checks or postohice orders made psyaoae
WILLIAM A. BooTH: President.
GEORGE 8. CoE, Treasurer, Third National Bank
American Exchange National Bank, 90 Nassau-ss
1873 Broadway
c. LORING BRACE Secretary, -,
Childrens Aid Society "a St. Marks Place New'fofk'
WORK OF THE YEAR.
There were during the past year In our six Lodging
Houses 40 different boys and girls 2s4 800 meals and
and twelve evening schools e9t children, who
taught ard partly fed and clothed 510S06 meals being
supped S25 persons sent 10 homes and employ.
meht 74i were aided with food medicine, &C. through
benefits Of the ''sammer Houe' at Bath L. $3.50
mo:hers and sick infants sent TO the Health Home
on Coney Island Total number under charge d the So-
ciety during the year, SO, 500.
New-York tribune., 1891-12-24
Postomce Notice.

(shOuld be read daily by all interested as changes ~
SO ssuse' Sss st ::s.$s: Sc :sss keep: 4
netes SoeSnsas: Letter. ;pscisiy sddissssd bsns
close ,pSompsy N =. easss] At This Sfse as follows:
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Setfis d ss't' ss y''a Gs%p en:s
II sfsrs" ss'ss e. yst Insss. tap Gsy pssa.ss:
s sss.ssn @ os,- E'r''' at m for Ponce.
SStss! Z fs'',ss s,sis
e os:sssa. y %.Iss $s'isss :s.,. ::
fssss rssn ct s, ic 6 m f' rS5s sS d!ss per
Errops EsfSrI. via 3ye:astosn s a. II a. iSf
%Pisss c?:':s e s
Ss, MF:% as' % send ssaa SrSn s %' S'
va asyow cesrs ms, Be de tel per Ethiopa ss il
ssf. X e, iSsns'ssa S.. a
byeaelds ana GrysOvn. per $. :. Gu.sis from New.
n.iass iSDfyA ssn III e. Costa hl'' via Lm'' per
Malls for China and Japan: per $: s CITY of pesics
g. :;:: ss;'
ss%s'' II
$.: a s.s:. .;
sp;s y S 4 A k saa ssy Nal. q It s:
Fi, snd thence py steamer sailing MGndays Thursdsys
Malls for Mexico overland unless specially addressed fo1
dispatch bv steamer clio at this once daily &C O.
frrans- Pacific mails forwpr rded Franetsco
ia and the schedule Of elo,lng {. arranged the pre-
mption OF their uninterrupted overland transit 10 San
Eraheisco Mall. from ha Fast arriving on time az san
previous day.
sue ssss Ms ., M Pc Once 00 wSeS
,pen until within Ten Minutes nt the hour Of sailing q
,csamev. cORNILIrS VAN COCT, Postmasser.
Pa.tnfce. Ncw.york. " Y. Dec y. 1891.
New-York tribune., 1891-12-24
rpyyyc TO srop THE COUNTRY c1nUS.'

The entrance Of @The Country Chcus" at the
Academy ot Music next Tuesday evening IS not to be-
n appesr.s entirely peaceful Frank Melville, circus
rider asserts that the main features OF the pay are
,,Len from one written several years ago called
. Ftonod with a Circus Rider" In which he had an
interest The plan Of having an actual circus ring
on the stage, he says, belongs to him, and much Cd
the plot and dialogue Of The Country Crcns' Is
taken from his play. lie means to try to prevent
the performance at the Academy by an Injunction
"The Country Circus" Is controlled by C. Il. Jencr~
son and Klaw a. Er1angcr. II was written by Mr.
Iefrrson and T. C. BurDand Mr. Erlangcr said yes
teday that nothing IN the present py had anything
to do with Elopcd with Circus Rider and that
circus ring on the stage an old device and had
been used many times IN many theatres Mr.: Jeher.
son said that neither Of the writers OF this play hhd
ever seen Eloped with Circus Rider" ana they
would not copy from IL II they had
New-York tribune., 1891-12-24
7B4ysirTiyTJc TRAVELLERS.

Among the ms sailing the Red s'ir steamer
Frie.and. for Antwerp yesterday. were DR.. william B
Gilner T. r. seeye Albert Foli, &. J.. LaDge Joseph
Stanley and g. NJ. Sehuhof
The White Star Britannia, for Liverpool, had
among her passengers Edward Atkinson, II. A. Barker
:. A. Dixon Thomas A. J. Louw, Captain d Mofell.
General rwigg CaptiIn Thomas Williams. James Wanaok.
H. c. narrower, r. r. Dryden. DR.. L. L. Dillman and
c. II. Hawkins.
The Iuu nm steamer Of Chester took out among her
passengers J. Battle the Rev Rockwell Clanccy Cap
tain Thori1s stead and Jacob WeHer.
New-York tribune., 1891-12-24
EUuoBs .Rorr POLICE JUSTICES.

Many rcI0rts In circulation yesterday regor1Bg
the possibility OF Mayor Grant nling the two appointments
Of police Justices succeed Justices J. Henry Ford and
Andrew j. White before the holidays Rumor, have been
for day two connecting the Of Commissioners
NJ. DAILY. John Martin. chairman Of the voorhs Ex-
scutivc Committee; +. Joseph Seuly. Deputy County
Clssk. end Jshn J. Resanc with these yzcanciea Tam
New-York tribune., 1891-12-24

Lyman j. Gage. the Chicago banker, who WAS com
peed 10 undergo the dangerous operation OF apaotomy IN
order TO save his life still seriously III a the hoiAna
uouse His pnyslcIan Dr. Walker said last evening that
his patent was in much stronger condition than ne ex'
pectcd be- unless something unexpcted loon
place no would recover. death generally results aiWF @ s
erdeal Mr. Gage was compelled pass through, saia NC
Doctor last night but safely say now s as no
operation successful. 1t VIII Dc some uhc no"e'S'
before he will be able TO be up"
New-York tribune., 1891-12-24

II IL m mistaken idea that Americans must 70 aoro'd
o purchase their artistic furniture old silver brca-brac
etc In fact dealers consider them their legitimate
prey and charge the private individual extortonate prices
for inferior goods. Many travellers have been thus
v.ctmzed. much better to have purchased 81 no"o
where they could obtain redress. There Is no place IN
the world that makes varied display OF artistic
goods generally that OF Sypher Co. visit 70 'ne'
establishment should be made BY any person contemplating
furnishing.
New-York tribune., 1891-12-24
srRErARY ELKIYs IN WAsHIyGTT.

Washington. ID c. 23.-secreary Elkins arrived In
Washington this evening at O'Clock and went at
once N the 81 orcham Hotel. He will call on the
President tomorrow morning. and will then arrange
his future plans. As h. viii spend Christmas with
his family Mt Elklrs. W. Va. IL Is expected that he
VIII not enter on the discharge o. his new duties
AT the War Department before next Monday.
New-York tribune., 1891-12-24
ANIMAL BALL OF CAYAL-BoAr OWNERS.

ANNUdL BdI~I UT tf-' 'D01f1
The seventeenth annual ball OF the Canaboas pwncrs
ond Commercial Association held last night ct TAM
many Hall The officers Of the organization are w. T.
Cleary president Hugh Blair, vice preside6ti Frank
Sullivan assistant vice presidents L. Muliesn treoSu,ea
u. NJ CarAson, secretary. and NJ omeey' ssS'''hS
New-York tribune., 1891-12-24
New Music

ALFRED rEyYysoNs 'RING OUT. WILD BELLE"
"Ring out the old, ring in the new,
Ring out the false, ring In tho true.''
These stirring words been set TO brilliant musios
composed by Mrs. ABBY HUTCHINSON PATTON. q
the HUTCHINSON FAMILY, whose sweet voice and
songs have given pleasure and hope to nnumerabe hearers
This music skngly suits the spirit and sentiment Of the
words and has marked individuality and exceneass
worthy the poem.
Published both as SONG and QUARTET, with plane
cnd orchestral accorpaniments 1t is suitable Tor chuss
concert, theatre, and home circle.
Price 20 cents For sale BY
DITsON g. 60.
Os7 BROADWAY.
New-York tribune., 1891-12-24

r..e.., r.ru, s.u.are. made from dairy-ted pork
fresh every day. for sale by rscass er9cers ana
,non In twO.round lackages See uade-mark y uevI
fo|D is stamped on every package. Beware Oh imi3
New-York tribune., 1891-12-24

4 cHILIAy DINNER TO Mr.. AND MRS. BLAINE.
Washington Dec 23-The Chilian Minister and
Madame Montt have issued Invitations for dinner on
saturday evening In honor of SECRETARY enA ~"'
BlslAA
New-York tribune., 1891-12-24

California Vintage Co. =, ~
Pure and Reliable Table and Dessert wines Il rAA
place New.YOrk.
New-York tribune., 1891-12-24

You are wet Then keep wei US qui'e a. a. hsin mii.
. a. Getting we'll In either ca,e, nothlng Is 20 nelp
20 9 % Sboson,s Liquid Bread the purest malt ektrae'
lrnntr
New-York tribune., 1891-12-24

CHI RcH or THE HEAVENLY REST. Rev. ~
PARKER MORGAN, ID. D., Rector.
ilx x. Mcinns Pnyer. Holy ccunuisa.
&eznAn u ~ R9As
New-York tribune., 1891-12-24

Trv Piso,s Remedy for Catarrh IL Is hsnqy as sns
pleasant take, and what IL hofe u'e' S'
gists. soc.
New-York tribune., 1891-12-24

The Feather Weight Umbrella, o, 81,
iiol,test umbrella mse. ory -
s,n ,oa nnyartureys Thomas Miller & sons llol broao
Way Ietween Doth and 9th sts.
New-York tribune., 1891-12-24
1yNAy J. GAGE rs A LITTLE BETTER.

many men, who declare that they welinformeo eS
that has not hit IL in any case
New-York tribune., 1891-12-24
6pccial Notires.

A. seventh Annual Exhibition
OF the
ARCHITECTURAL LEAGUE OF NEw.Y0RK.
MAGNIFICENT COLLECTION Oh ARCHITECTURAL
DRAWIN INtiS.
SUPERB LOAN COLLECTION.
SCRIPTURE AND has RELIEF.
PAINTING AND WATER COIORS.
FIFTH-AVE Art GALLERIES, 800 STH-AVE.
New-York tribune., 1891-12-24
THE BRITISH WEST INDIES.
III.
The NEW RECIPROCITY TREATY.

III.
New-York tribune., 1891-12-24

The American Art Galleries.
MADISON SQUARE. SOUTH.
AMERICAN PAINTINGS
AND
DRAWINGS IN BLACK AND WHITE
AND WATER COLOR
Open fIom a m. 10 y. m
"CHRISTMAS' AND "NEW YEAR,
From a. m. 10 y. m.
New. hwglasd Mosumsat Company.
Csmetery Memorials In Granite. Brsass cad hsfaA
l.oal nroaAvav. ssossiAs De1ss DAeuA
New-York tribune., 1891-12-24

STIPULATION ABOUT LORD sALIsBURY's PROB
o. ABLE DISPOSITION OF Ir--How THE COLO.
MAJ GOVERNMENT cnvrp~e rrt-tyr
New-York tribune., 1891-12-24

good earnest These are in general the ones WHOSE
opinions / have quoted abOve-the Americanizcd
planters. those who are anxious for American
government or al least free government, ana an
Infusion of American energy and money into the
commercial life Of the islands. 1t happens.
though that they are the men TO whose views
the British authorities are not at pains to defer.
ATTITUDE or THE INTELLIGENT ISLANDER
II will come as delightful surprise 70 the
serious and intelligent West Indian OF the crown
colonies IL the negotiations at Washington are
clinched by an efectnal treaty, and certainly the
reasons he gives for his opinion are Impressive
His range of vision. however, is necessarily mar
row Accustomed as have shown, 70 being dealt
with 10y utterly arbitrary rulers. who decide upon
lis interests without paying the slightest respect
~ his wishes, he is not competent TO measure
tie force of the pressure that the American uoV-
eminent can bring 70 bear on England, nor uhat
of public sentiment the world over, which would
be shocked at the course he thinks England
capable of pursuing II is beyond question true
that the planters and merchants here, disconnected
with the governmental machine, are generally
persuaded that Great Britain will neither alter
thesc tariffs 30 satisfy the United States nor
create an English market for West Indian sugar
by means Of a bounty.
They do not think that she values her west
Indian empire sufficiently 20 break her export
monopoly in favor OF the United States. nor, in
case they retalate for her refusal 10 do so by
shutting British West Indian sugars from their
market, 20 create anomaly in her fiscal sys-
TEN by bounty. AS an outsider, l am modest
about attributng TO Great Britain larger
measure Of generosity toward her Colonial sub
)ec's than they themselves profess for her. but
~ is 10 the point 10 observe that their view takes
no note Of her friendly disposition toward the
United States Her statesmen know the conse-
Evening journal., 1891-06-08
RAP TRANSIT BEGUN
Electric Cars Arc Running on Front and
Market streets.

Electric Cars Are Running on Front and
Market streets.
The electric cars Of the Wilmington
City Railway Company are now running
along Market street to Front and along
Front to the Philadelphia, Wilmington
and Baltimore railroad station. Every
body breathes a sigh Of relief as they see
the commodious cars rolling up the long
Market street hill and they cannot
restrain broad smiles as they think Of
the animal suffering that will be pre-
vented this summer by the new system.
The trial trip was made by car No. 90
yesterday afternoon and proved very
satisfactory, no hitch having occurred
either during the trial or return trips
II left Fifth and Union streets at
o'clock carrying Preston Lea, Daniel w
Taylor, J Newlin Gawthrop, Superin-
tendent Harry II Archer, Captain Charles
II Smith and others. The trial was
made to ascertain u the underground
and overhead wires were all right, and
no attention was paid to the the occu-
pied in making the trip The curiosity
of seeing car run without horses along
Front street attracted crowds OF people
and even the horses pricked their ears In
wondsrment and joy, as If it occurred to
hem that their labors would henceforth
be lighter. When cars could run alone
on Front street, they seemed to think ii
| possible that all wagons, cars and car
riages may In the future run without the
assistance Of horses.
he curiosity of the people having been
excited yesterday, large crowds congre-
gated around the Philadelphis, Whining
ton and Baltimore station this morning,
aud worklngmen lined Front street as
l far as Market TO see the cars The
crowd remained until the second car had
passed safely on its return trip, and then
dispersed, satisfied that they had beer
treated TO a modern wonder II was nc
wonder TO see an electric car on Eighth
street. but on Front street 1t seemsc
hard to realize
The only trouble experienced in making
the trips this morning was at Fourtl
and Market streets where there are sew.
eral tongues and switches, not Ia goo,
repair. Heretofore it was not necessar,
that they should, for as the driver hal
to switch of his own car, the looser th
tongue was the easier the feat was &C
complished. These looss tongues how
ever threw several OF the electric car
off the track, and there was much dih
Guilty ia having them replaced.
switchmRn has been placed at this poin
TO attend TO the changing Of the switches
The turn table on Fourth street
between Market and Shipley. which ha
! been abandoned since the last change
whereby the Fourth street cars wer
made to run to the Middle depot, ha
again been brought into service, and on
Of the horse cars is always standing 8
B his point The horse cars on DelawaI
avenue will run for a few weeks longer
! probably until July l.
Evening journal., 1891-06-08
rrmnN rIlNIR.l


:, -,.s,.ai Pheasant, EleE@nl, Reliable. v-.-- .-
For biliousness and constipation, tax,
Lemon Elixir,
For fevers, chills and malaria, taxi
Lemon Elixir.
For sleeplessness, nervousness and pal
pitation Of the heart, take Lemon Elixir
For indigestion and foul stomach, tax,
Lemon Elixir.
For all sick and nervous headaches
take Lemon Elixir.
Ladies', for natural and thorough or
gauic regulation. take Lemon Elixir.
DR.. Mozley's Lemon Elixir will not fai
you in any Of the above named diseases
al Of which arise from torpid or dis
eased liver. stomach. kidneys or bowels
Prepared only by DR.. Il. MOTLEY. At
ianta, Ga SOC and 81 per bottle, at drug
tists
Evening journal., 1891-06-08
G,nnnd nroA en Wllh oeremony

The 6rst spade full Of dirt from the
cellar OF the new Second Baptist Church
at Ninth and Franklin streets, was lifteu
by Washington Jones on Saturday even
ing. Rev. r. B. Cook, d. D., pastor o.
the church. spoke on the church's
Hourishing condition aud said chat II
was necessary to move the church 20 its
new site, as its memb bers lived in thai
vicinity Rev. o. g Buddington and
Moses Heath made short addresses.
Evening journal., 1891-06-08
pRoPOsALs.

yROpSAI.S FOR PRINTING THE JOUR-
NsLOF TnE HOUSE OF REPRE-
iENTATINEs OF THE STATE OF DELA-
WARE
Proposals are vited and viii be received
ly the unds fsgned until saturday. June 13.
S9l. for printing 5O copies OF the journal for
he season of lsgl. with an Index. said Jour
lsi TO be printed IN octave. ia long primer
yle. so as TO contain As lines on a page. with
ne yeas and nays IN line In compacl FORM
rhs proposals shall include printing. hinuing
nd all Items OF charge. Thirty i've volumes
% be bound In law sheep.
F. NJ. DUNN.
Clerk Il the House o. Representative
Address: Dover, Del
Evening journal., 1891-06-08
poARp- on puBLIc EDuOATIoN ELEc

ID TION.
An election for members Of the Board Of
Public Education IN Wilmington Will be peld
in the afternoon Of Saturday, June iS, 1891.
Polls will be opened at II O'Clock or thirty
minutes thereafter and close az 2. m,
The inspectors OF the election district In
which the election Is 70 be held IN the ward
will hold the school election.
Members 10 be elected and places Of voting
First ward-One member for four years;
polls. public school-house No 23,Second street
second ward-One member for four years;
polls, northwest corner Second and Walnut
streets
III IA ward-One member FOR four years;
polls, public school-house No. 3, Jeffer- on
street between Second and Third
Fourlh ward One member for four years.
polls. public school-hO No. Z, corner Fifth
and Pine streets.
Fifth ward-One member for four years;
polls public school house NO. p, corner
Eighth and Wollaston streets.
Sixth ward One member for four years.
polls, puplic school-house No. 5, Walnut
street above Twelfth.
Seventh ward-One member for tour wears;
polls, public school house No. 2, corner
Eleventh and Washington streets.
Eighth ward-One men brr for two year and
lne member for four years. polls. public
school-house No. 8, corner Seventh and
spruce streets.
Ninth ward-one member for four years;
polls, Old Academy.
Tenth ward-One member for four years:
polls. public schOol-house No. 10, corner Third
aud Harrison streets.
Eleventh ward--One me nber for + ut years;
aolls public school house No. le. corner Oak
and Harrison streets.
Twelfth ward-One member Tor two years
snd one member for four years; polls, public
school house No. 25, Bayard avenue between
y. B' JONES, Secretary.
Evening journal., 1891-06-08
LEMoN nor nRoPs

Cures all Coughs, Colds. Hoarseness
'ore Throat. Bronchitis. Hemorrhage'
md all throat and lung diseases. Ele
gapt and reliable
25 cents 1t druggists. PREP ared OILY
ly Dr.. e. Motley, Atlanta. Ga,
Evening journal., 1891-06-08
Twsnty fhousand Claimants

Governor Reynolds and Secretary o
state Marvel are In the city to dsy T.
arrange for the printing OF blanks TO b.
used in the distribution OF the Direc
Tax money now in the state treasury
The fluid amounts to about $40 COO an'
ii is said that there are 20 600 claimant
who will receive a share Of it. Governo
Reynolds will sign AL tho checks.
Evening journal., 1891-06-08
Horse and Wagon In a Pit.

A peculiar accident occurred to horse
and wagon on Jackson street, Oh
Saturday afternoon. which might have
been more serious, and should be
sufficient to attract the attention Of the
Street and Sewer Directors to the
dangerous character OF the pit on that
street, between Second aud Third. The
pit is about three feet deep, and colored
man had been hauling refuse from
cellar and dumping it int
this pit. He backed the horse too near Il
the brink Of the precipice, the wagon
toppled over The horse and cart turned
several somersaults. and finally landed Ell
the bottom of the pit, the horse on it,
feet and the wagon on its wheels. The
colored man was 700 scared TO take any
action uutil officer james l. Scott weui
down and extricsted the horse anC
wagon, bringing them out by another
route,
Evening journal., 1891-06-08

REFUNDING THE DIRECT TAX. WHEN
n the necessary books and blanks are pre-
pared, will give not ce In the Newspapers,
when and where / will meet the persons or
their legal representatives who have paid the
direct tax levied upon the real estate of per
sons IN Delaware, approved Aug B, 1851 under
act OF Congress- y FRANK WlLDS,
Dover. June 3. 1891. Commissioner.
Evening journal., 1891-06-08

The Equitable Life" holds larger
sur plus, writes larger annual business,
has larger amount Of insurance in force
and pays a larger dividend than any
her company IN tie world.
Evening journal., 1891-06-08
Wilmington clearing aouss.

The exchanges Of the Wilmington banks
II the clearing house to-day we're Total
1920. 577 Ia halanes eli ,2sS 05.
Evening journal., 1891-06-08

NOTICE TO PENSIONERS - COME TO
y No. $50 Market street to have your v0uch-
srs executed. All pension papers carefully
attended TO. JOSEPH l.. CANENpEk, No
arV Public
Evening journal., 1891-06-08

Louisanas richest woman is N &c
Annie Howard Of New Orleans.
Evening journal., 1891-06-08
PUT THE DOLLAR
WHERE IT DOES THE
Most for You.

w the ihI limit in IN Quantity, "a iG
Quality and Value for
it. You shall choose from
Style, Variety, Beauty and
Merit.
Just received another lot of
Mems Suits to sell at $40 and
$I2, which are decided bar
gains. Had we bought them
month ago we could not
have sold them under SIS and
SIS.
Also new arrivals in Boys
and Children's Suiting at
Rock Bottom Prices. All
goods marked in plain figures.
Strictly one-price to all.
Evening journal., 1891-06-08
NOTIONS.

NOTICE-LEFT HER HOME AND CHILD.
~ Mrs. Ida T. Waples OF Rehoboth Beach.
Del. All persons are forbidden to hArbor
her under penalty OF the law.
JOHN w NAPLES.
ID EFUNnING OF THE DIRECT TAX.-I
IN have a complete list OF all pc sons who
paid direct tax n the State. | will prepare
and o. Osecute claims made up from my list
and procure checks drawn 10 the order Of the
persons desiring me 10 collect their claims
can send me letter or postal card giving the
name OF the party In whose name the tax was
assessed the hundred in which the land is
situated =. o. address OF claimant, whether
as an original party or as executor or admin
isfratOr. No person need come TO see me In
person. NO receipt necessary Ten per cent.
will bc charged when check Is delivered.
q. II. b. DAY,
June (. 1891. Dover. DELAWARE.