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The Press., 1891-04-30
A. W. WALKER. ORONOCO BLOCK.
A SAFE INVESTMENT.

A SAFE INVESTMENT.
 We own, and offer subject to sale, $50, 1000 of the First mortgage 6 per cent. bonds of the ..s Denver Water Storage Company, of Denver, Col total issue $3OO,- 900. These bonds are due March 1st, 1920; redeemable at par and interest after March list, 1910. Interest pay able March and September list, at the State Trust Company, New York. Both principal and interest are payable in GOLD CoIN of the United States.
 By the terms of the mortgage, one half of the total proceeds of the sales of water rights, land, etc, goes to the State Trust Company as a sinking fund to redeem the bonds. $17O,OOO of notes from sales of water rights are al. ready deposited in the Sinking Fund.
 After a personal visit to Denver, and most thorough investigation of these securities by our own represent atives and engineers of our own selec- tion, we purchased these bonds, and offer them to the public as conserya- tive, safe and profitable security. The bonds are in denominations of $500 and $1,OOO. A conservative valuation of the assets of the Company exceeds One Million Dollars. :. Further information will be given at our office, and all inquiries by mail made by those interested will be an- swered promptly.
 c. E. JACKSON & CO.,, 16l4t Bankers, Middletown, Conn.
The Press., 1891-04-30

AND Harper's Weekly is praising Blaine's diplomacy in the Italian matter !! My! my! my! my!
The Press., 1891-04-30

Lynn, Mass, 22d, son (Horace William) to Vim. P. and Helen J. Wood, and grand son to Dr. H. W. Jackson, formerly of Holland. -- - .-
The Press., 1891-04-30

Has had more victims than all beside. Poor work tells against you. The other man has the money, you the experience. Domestic tnfeltcity finds little genial amidst comforts derived from Over-work. Every article as stated. Every sale bristles with advantage to the buyer
Evening journal., 1891-12-08
A nemnernt4e lrnnif.a.n.

ALBAEY, Dec. 6-Doniel g. Grifin, chair-
man of the executive committee Of the Dem
ocTatic state oOnazniteca. has given out an
address b. The peoTAs Of the state IN which
tbe position Of the DemOoTatic party with
respect b the contested senatorial and as
scnbly elections Is stated The address in
part follo~s:
SAT the close u tho e4eotion there had ap-
porently been esected sixty-tive regular
Democrats to the assembly, sixty-one regu-
lar Republicans and two independent Dem
ocrssAs. The board os supervisofs in Sullivan
county, majority N which was composed
q Republicans. set TO work 10 defeat the
elsction Of the Democrats member Of as
serSbly in that county by issuing certificate
q election 10 the Republican candidate who
had been defeaeed
This addreFu a,Cus the Democrats resisted
this Stbempt, md now the board Of super.
yn,orr d Sulhvan county have reoanvassiad
the ~oss and av-aRded the certificate - Mr.
Boaasos, the Dernooratic mednber thus asssur.
ing bsyond ang dosbt Dsznocrsltic uator-
ity "a the assembly. The address charges
tbs Republicans with dalberata attempi
to get eon<sol q tbe legislature by unfair
means. IN conclusion the manifesto Says.
''f3y mutual arrangement between the
counsel sor the respective pssrties All dSl
puted questions relntivs b. the senatoEinl
oOoeests kaps been transferred 10 ths ooarts
Of last Nsort for iss deciion Ths posataou
a TIE DemocrsSic porty from the beginning
has ads0s bson vsEsdicatsd, aud means ppo
v1haa By whsch Il can bs d0ber1nined
whether i fas lowfuAy ssoarsd a majority
n the senaae.n
Evening journal., 1891-12-08
Tho non Telephone Case complete.

BosToN, Dec. s.--After two years spent in
taking testimony the case Of the United
States against the Bell Telephone company
TO annul the Bell patent is believed TO be
complete and no more evidence viii be
taken. No evidence tending to prove fraud
has been produced, and it is evident that all
the government hopes to do is to bring be-
fore the supreme court the DInwbaugh case
once more, with the expectation that the
court, which was almost evenly divided on
the Dnwbaugh case, may give different
decision this time
Evening journal., 1891-12-08
rhe Ncws nf Cnnrress.

WASHINGTON, Dec. SIN the senate when
Senator-elect Brice from Ohio was intro.
duced Senator Sherman made a brief speech,
saying that while Mr.. Brioe was entitled to
be sworn on the prima facie case Of his Gre
dentials, he did not want that act to be con-
sdered a waiver by the people Of Ohio
should they decide that he was not a resi-
dent OF that state at the time Of his elec-
ton, and therefore not eligible.
The credentials ef Senator-elect Hill, Of
New York, were not presented. The ques-
tion Of the seating Of Call or Davidson, Of
Florida, and Dubois, Of Idaho, went over.
4 The house met at noon today and organ
lied. Speaker Crisp was enthusiastically
received
Evening journal., 1891-12-08
Tried 10 XII His WEE.
She Persisted in Following Quaotenbusl
aud His $4,000

NEWARK, n j.. Dec s-Charies r.
Quackenbush, Of Albany, N. Y, attempted
to shoot his wife on Market street, this city.
last evening. The woman persisted in fol
lowiDg him against his wishes, and, being
unable to shake her of, he deliberately
struck her with the butt end of revolver,
knocking her down He was in the act Of
raising the weapon for the purpose Of shoot
ing the PROSTATE woman when cahYnaa
succeeded IN disarming him. Quackenbush
was placed under arrest.
At the police station 100000 in bonds and
securities was found on him Quacken-
bush had just been left a fortune by the
death Of his father and had come to Newark
to settle up the estate. His wife followed
him, because she thought he would desert
her after he received the money. Quack-
enbush, it is alleged, has made several at
tempts to kill his wife in Albany.
Evening journal., 1891-12-08
perlt ami DTurwn Ann.,,,

SYRACrsE, X. Y, Dec. 8s-Couasl for
Rcfus \. Peek aas& Dswta AIAon Munro, jr.,
Repubncaa soasects, respectively, for semi
tor and member II assembly, have served
notacee ef appeal fron the decision made by
Justice CSJisn at hB extraordinary special
term and granting the mandsInus applied for
n behalf q John A. Nichols and Patrick j.
Ryan, the Democratic contestants.
Evening journal., 1891-12-08
Harris Trial Again Postponed.

New YoRK Dec. s--Carlyle W. Harris'
trial ON the charge Of causing the death OF
Mary Helen Nelson Potts-Har1is has been
again put off. Miss May Schofeld, an i'm
portant witness for the prosecution. is still
III at Jackson, Mich. She viii not be able
to undertake the journey for two weeks.
Evening journal., 1891-12-08
nIrs. windom oct. the First one.

WASHINGTON, Dec S--Secretary Foster
has addressed the following letter to Mrs.
William Window:
WASHINGTON, Dec. g.
Ny DEAR MADAM-It affords me sincere
pleasure 70 present 70 you the first silver GER
tihcate bearing the likeness OF your illustrious
husband, the late William Window, secretary
Of the treasury. Few OF our public men who
have been similarly honorcd have done more
10 deserve this particular mark Of recognition
from the government and as his successor in
Office feel that il IL fitting TO testify 10 this
manner by official acknowledgements Of the OBJ
legations due 70 his distinguished servicea-r
Very sincerely yours
CHARLES FOSTER.
Evening journal., 1891-12-08
CHARLESF. CRISP WINS.
Nominated for Speaker on the
Thirtieth Ballot.
KERR OF PENNSYLVANIA FOR CLERK

stssaiIlin withdrNws from the Fish< for
spe~Eer and Votes sor mtIIs. bat SPRING
s~'s strSngth Goes ~ Crisp and Gives
Hl.a sAs yIetory.
WAsHrHsToU, Dec, s.-The great tight
lor the speal0ership of tho house Of repre-
DenbatiFes ended aboat 10 o'clock Monday
nASht, when Charias Frederick Crisp Of
ArnesiOos, Ca, was Asninated by the Dem
sczakao caucus. Late in the contest Nc
natn, of Tennessee, withdrew aud voted
Ior Mails. Hatch, OF Missouri followed Nc
killn in his retreat frosn the fight and voted
Aor Grasp, but several a his followers threw
Evening journal., 1891-12-08

Dcr~oeratAH Hzeeative Committee Meets.
WAaIn~SPoN, Dcc. s.--Chairman Briee
Of The NutSonal DemocxHtac committees, to
day called TO order the meeting u tho eK-
scutive ooTnnatStse o. the National Demo
eT5itic oonmatteo The deos for tho meet
ing OF tbs fuA committee win bo oriesVsd by
ths easecusips oommitbee Washington viii
nnq0estionably DO selected as the plaoe in
whiuh 10 naset The executive committee is
oompo~edas nollovs:
Oalifognsa, ID. p. TaEpey; Florida, Samuel
Pasoo; Geocgia- John II. Estill; niinois,
ErsaxiDe n. Pfsaps Iowa, J. J. Richnrdson
KamaAm, Charaes p. Blair; Kenenclry
vncancy; Maine, Arthur Sewenll; Mary
Auspd, Arsnmar ". 9urfntln. Michigan, o. NJ
Barnes Minnesota. Michael Doran; Mis-
soust John g. Prather; New Hampshire,
A. " Sulloway; New Jersey, Miles Ross:
New York, l1eutenant Governor Sheehan
North Carolina, M W Ransom; Ohio. Cal,
yin S. Brics; Pennsylvania, vacancy; Rhode
Island, vacancy: South Carolina, vacancy
Tennessee, r. z. Looney; Vermont, Hiram
Atkins; Virginia, John S Barbour: West
Virginia, J. N. Camden; Wisconsin, John l..
Mitchell. Chairman, o. S. Brice; secretary.
s. p Sheerin
Evening journal., 1891-12-08
The Days BalIoting.
Kerr for Clerls.

James Kerr, Of Clearfeld, Pa, was then
nominated for clerk Of house By acclama.
ton. Ex-Representa.tve Yoder, of Ohio
got the nomination for sergeant-at-arins
and ex-Representative Turner, Of New
York, was declared the choice of the caucus
for doorkeeper.
The vote was as follows: Turner ITS
Field, %; Colt, s. Dalton, Of Indiana, was
nominated for postmaster by small ma
jority, and Rev W. H. Millburn was 10
nominated by acclamation for chaplain. Az
1870 the caucus adjourned.
Mills Anticipated Defeat.
MT. Mills took his defeat like a proyerbia
Texan. He also had been waiting anxiously
In a room near by TO learn how the ballotinl
Evening journal., 1891-12-08
PIeased wlth Hnrs Elmirn sneeoh.

WASHINGTON, Dec. S.-Goyernor Hills
ElmiTa speech attracts much attention here
in political circles. Senators Chiffon and
Stewart and Congressman Hooker and
Richardson and Governor Buchanan. of
Tennessee, all prnise it. Senator Barry does
not know from the speech where Governor
Hill stands on the silvur question and Con
gresslnan Bailey says it is simply Hill poll
tics al the way through.
Evening journal., 1891-12-08
sun Another warshlp Launched.

Bath, Me, Dec. s-The gunboat Machias
WIS launched here today. The new war
ship is a steel gunboat, and is the first of the
two steel gunboats built under the pro
visions OF the act Of congress approved
March 3, 1889 The bid Of the Bath iron
works for her construction was s637, 600
The limit prescribed was s10O,OO0 Her
battery consists Of eight 4-inch rapid fire
breech loading rifles These are thirty-six
Founders and are exceedingly effective.
Evening journal., 1891-12-08
- TIE 'i WORLD OF FoIiT1s.
View York CoDAested sexs~tOrfaa Cssea on
for the Court cf Appeals.

for the Court Of ApPeals.
ALBAEY, Dec SIN cisanbers at the city
hail Suetsee Gdwartis pave further hearing
in che contested senatorial eloction casss of
Peek, Deane, Derby and Sherwood. A stipu-
latiou was agreed apoa by tAs attorneys for
bo4h udSAee that nppeal shah be taken 70 the
gcsle1al term Dse. 8, With request ior inn
mediate hearing and declsion, and that tie
pnrty bhege dcfeoeed shsal immediately APP
ptca ~ the eOurt of appeals, b0th parties 80
Joan in requesting shat court " pa@oe the
appe0H ON rs present onicndar and IN the
earliest prsset5csaDse day Dor the beeriG4g, the
proceedings a the stote boerd Of canvnaeers
reletive 10 the votes ior seaaSow in the Fiji
teenth, Sixteenth, Twenty -hfth aud Twen-
ty-seventh districts 10 be suspended until
the decision by Tbs oourt Of appeals, pro
vided such decision BE- made prior 10 Dec.
70, and II 10 made The certihoate u the 10
suit 10 be in accordance with the court Of
appo0s
Evening journal., 1891-12-08
Lehlhnch meeis nnrent

TRENTON, Dec. s. 49, Justice Dixon has
handed down an opinion in the contest oi
Herman Lehlbsch against Joseph Haynes
mayor Of Newark Lehlhach seeks to have
recount Of the votes Of the recent mayor
atty election Justice Dixon decides that
the petition fails TO set forth with reason
pose p0rticularity circumstances sufficient
to nendey probable any statutory ground OF
contest and therefore the circuit court
shonld be advised to dismiss the same.
Evening journal., 1891-12-08
Mr.. YannmaEer DerIes 4 storv.

WASHINGTON, Dec. S-Postmaster Cen
eral Wanamaler, when shown the published
statement that at a cabinet meeting he op-
posed any action of the administration in
the settlement Of the officially with shsiiiiiis
save by arbitntion snid that there was not
one word OF truth in the statement.
Evening journal., 1891-12-08
The bomb Thrower stin UnI.nown.

NEW York, Dec. s-Wlliam D. South
worth, arrested by Inspector Byrnes on sus-
picion Of being concerned in the plot 10 kill
Russell Sage, was committed 70 Bellevue
hospital to be examined as to his sanity
The head OF the bomb thrower is still un-
Identified.
Evening journal., 1891-12-08
American pork a. Fv.,o.

WASHINGTON, Dec 6.-The state DEPART
ment has received a cablegram from White
law Reid, United States minister to France,
announcing that President Carnot published
Saturday decree repeating from that date
the prohibition on American pork, which
had existed since February, 1881
Evening journal., 1891-12-08
Laurlcr Not Guilty o. treason.

ToRosro, Dec. S.-The election petition
against the return Of Sir Richard Cart
wright to the house Of commons, charging
him, Wilfred Laurier, leader Of the Liberal
party in the house Of commons, and Erastus
Wiman with treason in attempting TO pre-
cipitate the annexation OF Canada to the
United States, has been dismissed with
Evening journal., 1891-12-08

self in diaphanous
muslin before the
Gaiety footnghts
in her palmiest
days. It is natural
that in the comedy
farce OF Duplaney
versus Duplaney,
IN which Miss
Florence st. John
seeks TO free her
self from the irk-
some bonds Of
matrimony with
NJ. Manrius, that
wen known act
ress should assume
the premier role.
Under the subtle
pro mptings Of
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Ineendiary Fire at Lockport.

LocKPoRT, N. ", Dec. s-Coob & James
large shirt factory was gutted by fire here.
The building, owned by Charles Keep was
damaged about $1,000 Cook & James loss
viii reach S20,O0e About 1S5 girls were
thrown out Of employment. The fire is be-
ieved to have been Of incendiary origin.
Evening journal., 1891-12-08
secretnrr Foster Yerr rYenI..

WASHINGTON, Dec S.-Dr. Hamilton says
that Secretary Foster still has fever Of
low type. He has no pain, but his condition
has not improved since the onset Of the
fever Saturday, The patient is extremely
weak. DR.. G. L. Magruder has become as
sociated with DR.. Hamilton in the case.
Evening journal., 1891-12-08
To Contest Burnham's VIII.

BosToN, Dec s-The viii Of the late 7. o.
Il. p. Burnham, the millionaire bookseller
who left $500, eco 70 charitable and other in
stitutions, was not admitted 20 probate.
Charles BuTnham, OF New York, a nephew,
viii contest the document.
Evening journal., 1891-12-08
Reciprocity with GERMANY.

PARIS, Dec. s-A dispatch from Berlin to
LIE Temps says that reciprocity treaty Of
commerce has been concluded between Ger
many and the United States by which the
latter country exempts German sugars from
duty and Germany gives the United States
the favored nation benefit.
Evening journal., 1891-12-08
Cracked tho old CoIony's Safe.

SHARON, Mass, Dec. s.-About a. m.
burglars broke into the Old Colony station
hele, blew open the safe and stole about
forty dollars, with which they escaped.
Evening journal., 1891-12-08
NIoNerner Eaeeted nrayor

ROCKY LILLE, Conn, Dec. s.-William G.
MeNerney, Democrat, has been elected
mayor by majority Of "a over Harris, Re
publican. Nearly tho entire Democratio
eity ticket was elected.
Evening journal., 1891-12-08
For Illegally KeepInr TIoro,

LOWELL, Mass, Dec. Sc. D. Mcvev. a
member Of the Middlesex county bar, has
been fined 500 and sentenced 70 three
months IN the house Of correction for ila-
gully ReePing liquor. be appealed.
Evening journal., 1891-12-08
Governor uu Appoints a Judge.

ALBANY, Dec s.-Governor Hill has ap-
pointed James R. O'Gorman county judge
Of Oswego county in place of Judge Wright,
resigned.
Evening journal., 1891-12-08

BOSTON, Dec Sat Chelsea yesterday
Few, Toy H. Lee, a well known Chinese
missionary Of this city, was married to Miss
Martha H. Comstock, a teacher Of drawing
in tie Charlestown district.
Evening journal., 1891-12-08
Great mark down SALE

IF you haven't bought your Winter Suit Overcoat yet
prepare get them We determined to get rid
of every heavyweight garment the building and have
marked the price low that needs argument to tell you
that they will not last long,
All day long yesterday whole force was busy TAX
ing off dollar from pair of trousers chlds suit cr prob
ably from S. to SIS off suit of clothes or Overcoat
We need the
We need the money.
We don't want to carry over a single garment
Look in our window See the styles. See the prices
Mems Suits and Overcoats Trousers Furnishing Goods
etc.
Boys Clothing Overcoats Chidrens Suits and Over
coats
All marked down.
Chidrens odd pants all wool with hip pocket in every
pair,4oc.
All silk neckwear cents Siik-woven suspenders 20
cents
We will give you the privilege always, if you
dissatisfied with your purchase will return your money
Evening journal., 1891-12-08
EACH WANTS A DIVORCE
Actor Marius and Actress St.
John at Odds.
THE HUSBANDS ALLEGED CRUELTY

Miss "singln" Tells a Narrowing Tale OF
Woe and Causes Her spouse to Pose As =
villain Of the Deepest Dye-Her Friend
Arthur Cohen.
LONDON, Dec. s.-The divorce suit Of Flor
enoe st. John packed the high court Of JUS
tice again during the day and attracted as
morbidly curious an audience as ever iostled
each other to see Miss St. John disport her
Evening journal., 1891-12-08
REAL EsrArR.


ENOR SALE.
A. Nos. col to COZ Harrison street.
Nos. Sli and sos Van Buren, street.
Nos. con and 6C2 Van Buren, stree
Nos. 1903 and 1919 Pleasant street
Nos. 1915, 1915 and 1917 Lancaster avenue
Dwelling and store, Thirteenth and French
II none Of the above suit. come get list.
JOHN MULVENA,
9l5 Market Street
Office open every evening.
DOR RENT-A VERY DESIRABLE RESI-
n dence, furnished for the winter. Can
give possession at any time. Apply to
HEALD & co.
FOR RENT HOUSE AND STORE $40
Orange ST. J. FULLMER, 2l0 w 9th St.
EOR RENT.-- STORY WHEELRIGHT
shop and six-room house to a good work
man At kirkwond, Del. II. Il. BURG esS.
FOR RENT. .-THE STORY ROO 4,
4 No. 4l9ls Market street, l6x7O, we'll
lighted, entrance both on Market and Shipley
streets. JAMES MONAGHAN, No. 4l9 Mar.
ket street.
EOR RENT = HOUSE NO. $40 ORANGE
Il street.JOHN FULLMER. 2i0 w. Ninth st.
Evening journal., 1891-12-08
AIIeged RalIot Doc stnfrers on rrln1.

JERSEY Cry, Dec s.-The trial Of the
eleventh batch Of Hudson county alleged
ballot box suffers was begun in Jersey City
yesterday.
Evening journal., 1891-12-08
nTrt nnd Then Ahinnrna.a

HARTFORD, Dec. s.-The Connecticut SEN
ate met IN Hartford yesterday afternoon,
and adjourned to Dec. -.
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ZOE sALE.
BUsTNEss opPORrUNITIFs.


EOR SALE. OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY
- REAL ESTATE The we'll known Prac-
Ilcal Farmer" Hotel at Grubb's, Brandywine
hundred. Is offered for sale, or will exchange
tor city real estate; has been licensed Tor one
nlll,d nnulnldred years; the only road house on the
tnliHuelphia pike between this city aud Ches-
Iefi H mas mas splendid bar and hotel trade JOHN
ton, Del.
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folds a narrowing tale Of cruelty, faith
lessness and neglect on the part Of the vii
lain Of the play-her husband. The minor
stage business, In which Marius is made to
hre saltcellar at her blond curls and at
another time 60 slap her rosy cheeks with
his hard, rough hands, is strongly brought
out by the lady's venerable parent The
lighter parts of the comedy are taken by
Mr.. Cohen, who consoles the III used wife's
solitude by dinners and sparkling wines,
and adds valves TO her wounded feelings by
pretty presents
Asarius as the Villain.
N. Aarius presents an acceptable villain,
and In court plays rs easily and gracefully
as ON the boards His cruelty TO their IL
legitimate child rs acknowledged In the great
actors happiest vein, and the fact that il
was his custom 10 write improper letterS to
his wife, both before and after their union,
is assumed as only too realistic TO need any
denial
That the language Of the piece should b.
in character with the acting goes without
saying and therefore neither the court nor
the audience was surprised when il learned
that both used 10 vary the monotony Of
bliss by the frequent interchange Of ooarso
oaths and low invectives The eliminating
mystery Of the play has not yet been un-
folded, and for it's development the audience
hangs breathless ON every word the prin
cfpals utter wondering what other impor-
tant names and personages win be dragged
into the mire that holds the principals
Sir Charles Russell Confident.
Sir Charles Russell, fresh from his triumph
in The great Russell separation case, is con
fdent that his client, Miss st. John, will
demolish the charges against her and estab-
lish the charges Of cruelty and infdeiity
made by her against her husband. On tho
Cross examination Miss St John declared
that she had never sworn at her husband
before servants She did not know of whom
he was jealous.
fAir- Gin then resumed his questioning in
regard 10 the relations between Miss st.
John and Mr.. Arthur Cohen Miss St. John
said Cohen used to call her Florence and
she called him Arthur Themost valuable
present Cohen ever gave her was worth
twenty pounds She had received far more
valuable presents from other persons She
had received gifts from crowned heads
down 70 persons in rs humble positions as
ourselves
Her husband had made no charges af-flinst
her until her petition sor a divorce Ind been
filed.
Evening journal., 1891-12-08
HELP WANTED.


WANTED A MIDDLE-AGED OR ELO-
w erly gentleman, well-scquaintod with
the merchants Of Wilmington, 10 repre- ent
and solicit for a ocAl house. Address ID p.
e., EvRNING JOURNAL Once
A GENTS AND ANvASsERs ATTEE-
"A tion.-We will supply you with outfits
free. save you expressase, postage and an
outlay of capital Half q hundred articles to
select from. Permanent work for responsible
men and women. Ses US. Wolfe, Eighth
and Market.
MEssRs. CHAs. l.. WEBSTER Il Co.,
vi wish to correspond at once with a COM
petent book salesman, one who has sold ency-
slopedigs, histories or books or the highest
quality preferred. To the right party an
opportunity Ia offered 70 establish and control
be sale of the Library OF American Lite-a-
/ arc in a field yet unoccupied. Address, T.
VI. WILLIAMS, Manager, o. Fifth avenue,
New. ork city.
Losr AND FOUND.
osT o rs,Sr RaF !. 5.iS sffi, ~ b,s sT =
turn TO Nc. 90 King street.
BOARD AND ROOMS.
WANTED. a BOARDERs. OR MAN AND
w wife at 6Ol Penn 81. With use OF bath.
WANTED. = BOARD 1Rs, PLEASANT
rooms and home comforts. Apply No.
Az King street.
DOOMS WITH BOARD, HEAT AND ALL
~ conyenieneee 6Q4 treneh street.
ilOH RENr-PLEASANr SECOND AND
= third story front and unfurnished third
story back room, for rent, or with board. No.
5Ol West Eighth street
FOR RENT. ROOMS, WITH OR WITH
4 out board, at 4O6 East Fourth street.
DESIRABLE ROOMS WITH BOARD.
~ l01 East Eighth street.
Evening journal., 1891-12-08

EOR RENT.--TWO- STORY WHEELRIGHT
shop and six-room house to a good work
man at KirkwoNd, Del. II. Il. BURG gSS.
Evening journal., 1891-12-08

was going. Right after the recess he seemed
TO feel that something was going 70 happen
and that the decisive moment had arrived.
II Is stated that 10 Stahlnecker, of New
York, is due the beginning Of the end He
had voted all along for Mills and bolted 20
Evening journal., 1891-12-08
AND FOUND

II OsT. ON SATURDAY. A SMALL rus
- pun. A reward VIII be paid on his re
turn to Nc GRO King street.