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Evening journal., 1892-06-22
Bnch I'M m Ninth.

The Ninth ward Republicans will hold
meeting in Bradley's Hall this evening
f. Eden Bach will be the speaker Of the
evening Hugh c. Browne was an
nounced to speak but he win not be
able to be present
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hhRANNf"fN H@"fN'tf
BY the capsizing Of the yacht Tom and
Joe In Brandywine creek this morn
ing William r. Johnson, aged 10, Of
No 1929 Railroad avenue. an employe
of the Diamond State Match Works lost
his life.
Between # and 10 o'clock Johnson,
with William Mulby Harry Smith.
Howard Mcdaniel and Charles Ed
wards were sailing up the
creek, and when between the
Pullman Palace Works and the
jackson and Sharp Company's plant a
gust of wind caused the boat 20 careen
and upset It's occupants into the water.
All of the men reached shore In safety
with the exception OF Johnson who was
seized with cramps and sank before any
of his companions could attempt a
rescue.
Several boats were Immediately des-
patched TO the scene but il was not
until the body had been in the water
nearly two hours that party Of
four. Jerry sullivan. Samuel Williams
and Lewis and Benjamin Denn hooked
the corpse and brought IL ashore
Coroner Sparks was notified of the
accident. and after hearing the testi-
mony of the participants therein
rendered verdict of accidental drown
ing.
Undertaken Palmer has charge of the
body but no arrangements for the funeral
have as yet been made.
AN tho men who composed the
sailing party have been companions
from school.hoy days and Johnson
death has affected them profoundly.
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The rhiIadelphirn's Body FOUND.

The body Of In mas Calluan, tho
m ln who was drowned at a gustine
Pier. was found late this morning.
Deputy Coroner Giles left this afternoon
TO Investigate the accident.
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his Foot 10 BE Amputated.

William Lynn young man about %
years old, will have a part of his right
foot amputated at the Homeopathic
Hospital at 8 o'clock this afternoon.
The hospital physicians will conduct the
onpration
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NOTICES.


NOTlCE.-WATER DEPARTMENT. SEC
~ TlON 26. Wash payes are exclusively
for washing the foot paYemcmts Of the prem
ises charged with the wash pave. and should
their use be permitted for sprinkling the
street or driveway in front of said premises IL
is a concession by the Water Department and
not privilege of the owner. and must be con-
fined to the space Immediately fronting said
premises and used with moderation before the
hour of Z a. m. and after 6p. m. And when
any Of the Water Department officials believe
said sprinklng unnecessary. immoderate. OF
not confined to the limits hereby specified he
shall forbid its further use. aud any person or
persons who shall thus continue TO use IL after
said notice without further permission from
the registrar shall forfeit and pay a penalty
of s. for each and every offense.
JOHN S. GROHE. Registrar.
NOTICE TO COUNTY TAXPAYERs.
~ Office of Delinquent Tax Collector.
slOiS Market street
All county taxes for year 1891, not paid by
July LIST, will be collected by Levy with COSTS
GEORGE J. FlNCK. Collector.
TEACHERs EXANI1NATION.-AN EX-
i animation for second and third grade
teachers viii be held rs follows:
MiddletOwn, June le
Newark, June "a
Wilmngton.June2 25in school building No. l,
corner Fifth and French streets
II. ID. GRIFFIN,
County superintendent of schools.
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II
Corner ATLANTIC and GEORGIA AVE-
NUES.
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HOTEL IMPERIAL,

On the Beach; MARYLAND AVE, capacity
200: home comforts. with hotel cOnveniences; I;
appointments and table frst-class s. to So per
day. Sl0to Slsper week. g. w. kENDklCk.
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I,,rqe increase of f1Iembership.

st the monthly meeting Of the mem
hers Of the Y. n c. A. held last evening,
si,.-v-lva now members were admitted.
Ten renewals were made.
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Clnnrlnr Hnnse.

The exchanges of the Wilmington banks at
the clearing house to-day were: Total, $751;
2g9jB, balance, S20,6W.1a.
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Strictly one price and if dis
satisfied with your purchase
we will return your money.
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CAPE HENLOpEN BEACH. DEL.

bright HOUSE, REHOBOTH, DEL.
ID This well-known hotel will reopen Tor
the reception of guests on June Is, lo92, under
the same management as last season. The
hotel is beautifully situated on the most de-
sirable part Of the beach, and only sixty yards
from the surf. As bathing place hehQboth
tage of a high surf, il is good and safe at all
hours of the day. The house Is nicely fur-
nished, good beds and the purest drinking
able f. II. GRAHAM. Proprietor.
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PROPOSALS.


CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
= coived at the Board Of Public Education
rooms until Monday evening. 9th instant, al
s o'clock for the erection of an addition and
alteration TO school building No. 10. Plans and
specincatiOns can be seen 40 the oilce OF
Frank r. Carswell No. l0l West sixth street.
A bond will be required for the faithful per-
formance of the work. Proposals 90 be de-
posifed I'm LOCKED BOX and marked Pro
posals for addition 10 School No. TO- The
committee reserves the right TO reject any or
an bids
JOHN PYLE, Chairman.
nROposALs win be received until 10
O'Clock. a. M. Tuesday. July ,, 1872. for
an labor and material. and constructing COM
piofe. an iron highway bridge over W mte
fiav creek. near Ihompson's station, New
castle county. Del, and also Tor the anut-
nenfs aud wing walk for the same.
gide NAV he made for both bridge and
masonry complete OF for either.
plans and Specifications are 70 le seen ~
the Court HOUSE ina charge OF the lanitof- Inc
committee reserve the right TO reject any ana
"'' PAUL GILLIs, Chairman.
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PUBLIC SALES.

DUBLIC SALE OF cows WILL SELL
i at public sale. on the Goodley Farm, on
the road leading from Carpenter on the b, a
%. r.. R..to Claymont on the p, w. q -, half "a
mile from each of the above named stations,
on Monday June 2l. 1892. at 2 o'clock p. m. one
car load Of choice Cumberland county COWS
that are big mixers. This stock has been
carefully selected and will be sold without
reserve. Two and four months credit
WM. $. COOLEY.
A. c. SHARPLEss, Auct.
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JOHN MARTIN,

Dealer In Fresh shrimp aud Fish Bait,
No. 1903 French Street, Wilmington, Del.
All Orders Promptly Attended to. Orders
by Mail VIII Receive Prompt Attention and
Carefully Packed for Shipping.
Leave Your Orders at w. II. Hartlove's,
Third and French Streets.
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nECKIER.

1 L
IL ii. Hecklor has taken the Hotel Norman
die. corner of Atlantic and Pennsylvania ave-
nues and fitted il up in frst-class style. Open
May >, and known as Hotel Heckler.
II. UECkLER.
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N. Y. Clothing 6 House.
Wilmington, Wednesday, June %, 1892.
Meetings For This Evening.

wilmington, wednesday, june - ico-.
Meetings For This Evening.
Wilmington Council c. B. t.
Temple Lodge, A. f. and A. NJ.
Hope Lodge, !. o. o. +.
Naomi RebcIa Degree Lodge, !. o. o. f.
Champion Lodge. X. of p.
Oriental Lodge, X. Of =.
Mattahoon Tribe, l. o. II. NJ
st. Johns Castle, x. G.. y.
Crusaders Castle. X. G.. r.
Delaware Council, o. U. a. NJ.
Eureka Council, Jr. o. u. A. NJ.
Golden Gate Commandery, knights of Malta
Franklin Circle, Brotherhood of the Union.
Beneficial No ,.
Woman's Relief Corps, U. S. Grant Post.
Delaware Lodge, A. o. U. W.
Liberty Conclave. 5. w. N.
Blue Rock Council, l.. Of r. c.
Wilmington Encampment Is. Of ST. j. and NJ
Palestine Castle. A. o. X. Of NJ. c.
Wilmington Lodge Fraternal Guardians.
Delaware Lodge, ID. o. II.
Young Mems Democratic Club.
Cigar Makers international Union.
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nIARRInn.

lands WOODROW.-On June ~. hy
Rev. George w. Finlow. at his residence. No.
8l5 Benson street. Camden. N. j.. Henry Lam
dis and Mrs. Rebecca Woodrow, both of Lam
caster. Pa.
10Th instant, by %. e.. Buddington, William
Singleton of Upland, Pa, and Ella Gross Of
This CITY
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DIED.

GRANEY. - On the 18th instant, Mary
Grancy. wife Of Thomas Grancy.
McDOWELL.-ln this city, on June 10,
Ann wife of John A. Mcdowell.
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A UBuRN HOUSE,

no 5. GEORGIA AVENUE. Boarding by
the day OF week
MRS. r.. S. LEEDS. Propretress.
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WANTED.

VKTANrED. GOOD MORTGAGES CITY
w or country Send name and des1ilyllol
- HAWKINS & CO., 7l2 Market street.
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EoRTEsoUE HOUSE
JOrEL ALIEN,

Corner ARKANSAS AVENUE and OCEAN
FRONT. Nearest House TO the Beach.
j. FORIESCIE. prnprielor.
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TIRE INSURANCE.

NOR FIRE INSURANCE IN THE MOST
IN HAWKINS ~ Co. ZIP Market street.
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HOTEL READING,
IL Corner MISSISSIPPI AND PACIFIC
AVENUES. The Leading Downtown Hotel
Electric Bells and Lights. Newly and richly
furnished throughout. Fire Alarm and Mes
scngcr service. Carriages and 'Busses TO and
from all trains Open ull the year.
CHARLES II. SASSE. Proprietor.
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To Prevent the odor Of Perspiration.

The unpleasant odor produced by perspira-
tion is frequently the source of veNation 10
more simple than to remove this odor. 10 ia
only necessary TO procure some Fragrant Irl-
phOsa and place two or three tablespoonful Is
I'm basin of water. Washing the face. hands
and arms with this leaves the skin as clean,
sweet and fresh as one could wish. The wash
is fragrant. perfectly harmless and very
cheap. Tr-Phosa is sold by an leading gro
GERS and druggists at 10 cents per pint bottle
Grand Excursion
Will be that Of the Presbytorians to Nesham-
inv Falls July 1st a.
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EXCURSIONS.

THE CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR sOCIE-
i ties of Delaware county, Pa, will 90 10
Cape May on the Republic Monday june p,
stOpping'at Wilmington. This public invita-
tion is cordially made 10 an the Endeavor
Tickets can be had of members al r r.. station
or on wharf on morning of excursion. Price
Sl00; children, 30 cents. Leave French street
station, W. a. n. r.. r.. S.55 a. IN. A chorieter,
accompanied by "A cornet, will lead the singing
on the hurricane deck az twilight An en-
thusiastic Christian Endeavor Floating Con-
vention Sociable is anticipated.
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ATLANTIC CITY HOTELS.
Pennsylrnnia RaiIroad.

Pennsylvania Railroad.
Leave PHILADELPHIA, Market street wharf:
Express, s 90 A NJ, 2 80, 4 90 and % p NJ, week
days. Accommodation, 90 and ~ A NJ, 3 20
and 420P NJ. Sundays, Express, co, A.
945 A NJ. Accommodation, W A NJ, A % = NJ.
Philadelphia a Reading II. II.
Leave Chestnut street and South street
wharves. Weekdays. Express 8 90, 9 90 A NJ.
2.Oi 4OOP NJ. Accommodation, 500 A NJ, 8 0l,
800 z NJ. Sundays, Express. 8 o. 8 90 and 10 %
A NJ Accommodation. 90 A NJ. 30 Il NJ.
TUE MANSION.
ATLANTIC CITY, n. J.
The Largest Hotel. Open all the year.
CHARLES McGLADE.
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he was a radical and was PAUL holifhf'
killed 10y a kick from a vicious horse he
was trying TO control boy Kindness
l79l-Louis XVI and family. fleeing from
France, were arrested at Naronnos.
16i5- Napoleon Bonaparte formally abdicated
ls57-paul Charles Norphy born in New Or
leans; died there lssl he vanquishod at
chess the picked champions of America,
England, France and Germany.
l66j-Grand assault on the dcfcnses Of Vicks-
burg repulsed with great slaughter.
lSsl-The Egyptian obelisk placed in position
in Central park, New York.
ls6f-The survivors OF the Greely expedition
were reached and rescued.
ls90-The new constitution of Brazil went into
=lcratiou.
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nnARD AND ROOMS.

TWO ROOMS FOR RENT. FURNISHED
L or unfurnished. 81 Shipley street
Il also table boarders. No. 1905 Washington
street.
yNTANTED-YOUNG MARRIED COUPLE
w would like TO board with private
family Address, S. b. journal office.
ANTED.-BOABDERs, GOOD ACCOM-
w modations. No. i06 East Fourth street.
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4 COOK WANTED Al NO. liuo MAeNhA
~ street.
A GOOD WHITE COOK WANTED AT NO.
a lla Franklin street.
nOOK AGENTS AND CANNASSEhS
- wanted TO take orders for popularlwork'
Highest commission paid. l0oo Market street.
GAR BUILDERS WANTED AT IdE
u ALLISON MFG CO.. Sind and Wal
nut streets. PHILADELPHIA. .-
nFpUTIES AND INSURANCE AGENTS
- wanted for a leading Beneficial Order.
Iiberal commissions to good parties, 100 Mar
ket street.
ii ADY AGENTS WANTED tQh Ihh
/ Fouitable Life of New York. only repre-
sontatlve women need apply. Excellent terms
10 solicitors ANSON A. MAHER, General
Agent, Equitable Building.
W7ANTED.-WOMAN TO Do wA.sdtiN,,S. q.
w by the day. Apply No.4 West Fourth ~
WHITE GIRL WANTED FOR GENERAL l.
w Homework Must be "A good plain cook.
ql5 Tatnail street
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IN THE BRANDYWINE.
William R. Johnson, Aged Io,
Drowned in Yacht Capslze.
RENDERED HELPLESS BY CRAMPS.

Employees of the Car Works Lend Ready
Aid But the Body Was Not Recovered
Until Two Hours Later His Companions
rrofonndly orIeved.
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THE ORIOLE.
HELP WANTED.

4 COOK WANTED AT No. lio5 MARKET
~ street.
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LosT AND TOUND.

/ OsT-A GERMAN CANARY BIRD. A
II reward OF So will be paid If returned to
EDWARD BABBN.
John Aliller's store. Rising sun. Del
Evening journal., 1892-03-12
N.n omoarn for arace Churoh.

At the quarterly conference of Grace
NJ. f Church, last evening, the following
app ,intmsnts we're made:
board OF SSewa;ds-E ). R. Butler, w
Il Bulany. Charles w Howland, F. W.
Heisler, Robert B Wheeler, George G
Maris. WI liam + Hawkins, Lewis e.
Todd, @ .orgs w Todd, Mrs Jane Oar
lineton. Mrs. Washington Hastings, Mrs
Charles Robb Mrs. w a. Curry Lewis r..
TODD was elected recording steward and
h F, Pickels WAS elected district steward.
Committee on Hisslons-John Taylor
Cause, John G. Baker, Henry Q. Robin
son, @ F. Rudolph, Eli Mendinhall; Sun
day School-Job h. Jackson, Thomas B.
Smith, Charles s Robb, Thomas Davis.
w. n Billany; Church Records-C Au-
gustus McCaulley, Robert B. Wheel
er, E. s. R. Butler. Temper
ance-Rev Wesley @. johnson
George NJ. d. Cam, w. q. Curry. Amand'
Fogg Conference Claimalts-Henry @
Robinson, W. II, Curry. Tracts
Charles w. Howlsnd, Miss SUSIE
Weldin, Alfred 7. Scott. Education.
lW. A. Reynolds +. W. Helsler
| Miss Mary Wheeler, Miss Rachel Rowland
| Church Extenslon-Henry F. Pickels
Henry Evans. Washington Hastings
Parsonage aud Furni5ure-Ladies' Nit
Society. Church Musie-The trustees
Estimating the Preachers Salsry-Th
/ trustees
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DIEn

ARMSTRONG AT his late residence near
Red Lion. on Thursday morning, Spencer p.
Armstrong. aged % years
spectfu ly invited to attend the funeral from
lhie at residence near Rcd Lion. Delav are,
on Monday morning March 4. AZ II O'Clock .
m Services at 81 James Church, Stanton
BABcOCK On March 10. II Rebecca,
widow Of John X. Bafcock, aged SO years.
CANDY In this city. on the 10th instant.
Flizab tn g.. widow OF the late Samuel
Candy. aged Is years.
CONNELL.-Suddenly. on the 9th instant.
Mary Ann Connell.
FOSTERS suddenly. on the 7th instant.
sumn, widow Of the late David Foster, aged
81 years.
GATCHELT. On third month, ninth day.
Mary, widow OF the late Jesse Gatchel. in her
list year.
HAzLETT. In this city. on Tuesday,
March 3 Elizabeth, wife OF Bennett Haziett
In the Goth year Of her age.
OAKES.- In Chistiana hundred. on the q h
instant. Rebet ca J wife or Alvin II Oakes,
In the 07th year Of his age.
ROBERTSON Suddenly. on the 9Th in
stant. Jennie Pyle, widow Of the late Samuel
SHANNON. .-On March nth, james j.
shannon, ged 2s years
Relatives and friends are invited 20 attend
the funeral from the residence o his mother.
ing at030 o'clock. High mass at st. Paulis
X. Q. Church. Interment at Cathedral Gene
tery.
THATC tER.-At the residence Of his
daughter. r. Palmer. No 1896 Diamond
street. Philadelphia. John w. Thatcher. IN
his e7th year.
WELDIN- suddenly. on the sth instant,
Charles G. Welin. In the 5)th year Of his age.
WELLS. In this city. on March .. 1892.
Eliza ) b.. widow OF John w. Wells, agei 80
years.
WRIGHT this city, on the sth instant,
Arina V &. daughter Of George W., and Sarah
E. Wright, aged years and months
Evening journal., 1892-03-12

We have often heard the remarks OF
surprise from customers visiting for the first
time our Curtain Department They all say
they did not think itpossible such an assort-
ment existed in the city.Of course we know
the state Of affairs and to those who haven't
been here we still have to relate the facts.
In this department will be found an assort-
ment Of Lace and Chenille Curtains and all
other upholstery materials from the cheap
est to the finest. We compare this depart
ment t. any found in Philadelphia, both in
stock and price
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mAHRrnp.

HICKEY RE ED-At the Asbury NJ. r. par
sonaRe. 2s2 Walnut street. on saturday even
ing. March 5th, by Rev. John ID. G. Hanna.
Solomon =. Hickey OF Wilmington and Miss
Ell. l. Reed OF Philadelphia
FORD-WfLLIAMS..-A Hockessin NJ. 'E
parsonage. by Rev. ID. n Cochran. Harry II.
Ford OF l1ockessiu and Miss Annie II VIII
liams Of WcOddale.
OvE-LOFLAND.--I this city, on
he 10th instant, bvN Rev. Isaac Jewell
Charles X. Manl0ve of Mddletown. Del, and
Mis- Emma l.. Lofand OF Warwick. Nd.
NOWLAND-REALEY p At the Asbury M
4. parsonage. 22 Walnut street, on Tuesday
evening, March Sth, by Rev. John ID. q.
Hanna. George B. NOwland % Wilmington
and Miss Kate J. Realey OF Philadelphia.
VRRNON- MACCUFEfN.- In Baltimore
on March 10, by Rev. John X. Aiareh, at ths
residence OF the BRIDES mother. No. M3
Maryland avenue. Eugene Vernon Of Mt
Cuba to Mics Maggie ID. Maccuiiin
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ron nrenrrKe TIE MAlsH.

An rnterestlnE Description of the Elec-
tricai Appliances of Wilmington Built
Vessels.
In speaking Of the electrical equip
ment Of the steamer Maine Of the Provi-
dence and StoniDgton Line. the Marine
Journal saws. THE dynamos are 600
watts capacity each, and are used both
for The incandesceut lamps distributed
throughout the vessel and for the search
light or protector.
"a fhe great value OF this equipment Is
evident The old and dangerous oil lamp
is done away wi b and the great risk OF
fire az sea entirely overcome The light
ing OF any part Of the ship can be con-
trolled by the turning OF a switch, and
when necessary, the most infammsble
eargoes can be examined with absolute
safety by tue aid of the incandescent
lamp. Lights can also be placed among
the moving parts Of the machinery In the
engine room, where formerly tue hand oil
lamp had to be used aud .his enables the
engineer 90 keep an eye on any part OF
his eugiDe.
The search light, or protector, licated
on the pilot house. Is under perfect con
trol and is lnvaluable as & great means
of safety In showing buoys, docks,
whsrves and approaching vessels, and the
coas. along which the vessel Is running.
Its value Ia time Of fog and a. a means OF
signaling cannot be too highly estimated.
IAN the appliances throughout are
very substantially constructed aud
sdap cd 30 stand the severe atmospheric
conditions to which they are subjected
The use OF the direct coupled machines
saves much aoor sDace, and is a great o.
provement over the old belt-driven dy'
namo
similar apparatus has been placed on
the New Hamphebire Of the same line.
and ,te steamer Fairfax Of the Mer
chants and Miners Thomas Houston
apparatus has also been used TO equ'n
The United States cruisers Newark,
Miantonomob, Vesuvius, Petrol and
Dolphin
srhe protectors have been brought 70
their present state Of perfection efter
many experiments They ars built OF
non. magnetic material, so as not to affect
the conpss5. and also to withstand at
nnspheric conditions. The lamp is con
s'1ucted 80 that both carbons are auto
m. lcally FED, and tie tre maintained d
a liked position 10 the focus of the lens.
The lamp can De drawn out OF the
protector case when 10 Is desired 20 re
new the oarbons. and all contacts are
made by simply sliding the lamp lotto
position in the case The direction OF
the besm can be controlled from dis.
tance BY means OF electrical devices
The light is readily seen at distance OF
several miles. BY throwing the ray
vertically, the pre- ence OF vessel can
be located from great distance during
fope
Evening journal., 1892-03-12

We have just put on sale this seasons
patterns Wilton Velyets,in beautiful and ar
'isticdesigns,a $1.25per yard, laid and lined.
The assortment consists of the very best pat
terms Of the seasons offerings,no slow seller
or undesirable ones among them, borders to
match each pate if desired.
We also have an extra rdinary offer in
the best five frame body brussels, Bigalow
and Hartford at $1.OO per yard, laid and
ned. Think oft, the best body brussels
at the price of tapestry. In tapestry carpets
we have thirty-five Of this seasons best pat
terms at S5 cents, laid and lined Extra super
ingrains SO, 60 IS and so cents per yard.
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AMusEMeNTs.
aranS Opera douss

One Of the latest and most successful
comedy faroes on the road this season Is
"A Night At the Circus In the realms
Of the ring and worthy Of the scene Is
Jolly Nellie McBenry, who is popular
With Wilmington theatre goers. Miss
McHenry has surrou ,ded herself with the
cleveseet people obtRinable, snd this feet
alone adds mu5h TO what has everywhere
been said and written about the piece.
II viii b. seen for the 6rst time here at
the Grand Opera House this evening
Richard Golden who has stepped into
cons aerable promiuence through his re
masksbly clever acting In Old Jed
Pfouiy will appear in that quantity
rustic plsy at the Grand Opera House on
Monday and Tuesday nights The play
has been performed for almost three son
secu i've years Now that II Is coming
back heie n may be noted that
20 a led is a bright example OF what
has been styled The homespun school OF
drsma and eontains very powerfully
drawn characters, chief amo1g them
being the titular pers image whom Mr.
Golden 80 hsely portrays AS an instance
OF the plsy's extraordinary popularity Il
may be mentioned that soon the one
thopsandtb performance will be cele
brated
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To be assured at all times that the
breath is not offensive. an agreeable, safe
and effective way Is TO rinse the mouth
aud gargle the throat daily with that new
ana effective liquid, ROUGH on
CATARRH, pure. clean, clear, sntisep
tic; very remarkably effective gArgle
for diphtberitlc, In fact every form Of
sore throat In children or adults KeeF
It always convenient at hand for emer
gencies Cures catarrhal throat affec
tions; clears the head, nose and throa
from all offensive or diseased collections
25c. at Druggists. or four bottles prepSiC
by express for 81.
& 8. Walls. Jersey CITY.
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Tne mad Hur

10 hot weather he's about To quickly
and permanently rid your beds OF bugs.
put small box Of Rough on Rats in a
pint bottle Of benzine, shake well when
usiug. Douche the mixture into the
cracks. crevices, holes and openings OF
the beadstead Il ~ill turn their toes
up rapidly. Then mix another small
box Of Rough on Rats thoroughly with a
quarter pound OF lard. with this mixture
dil all holes. openings, cracks and crew
ices 80 the bed. These two methods sre
varrsn ed 70 never fail; to he effective
aud lasting. Cut this opt,