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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-08
Suffocated IN a We'll.

FLEMTNGsBTRG, Ky., Aug. 7.-Yester-
day At Emmons, two men, James Nc
Roberts and John Skeins were suffo-
Gated by foul air while digging a well.
The two men were in the we'll digging
when gas came up and they were soon
helpless. Sanford McRoberts, another
workman went down TO help them and
he too. was soon overcome by the gas
and died
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-08

Lose BRaScH. Aug. 5.-Edward Gar !.
rison ,sthe famous jockey, who has been
lying ,eriousiy III al the Scarborough
hotel much better today. The at
tending physician sad today that il
fever did not set in his patient would
pull through in a week or 30. The
doctor said that IL the rider recovered
il would be some time before he would
be Able TO mount.
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Opium Smuggler Jugged.

OGDES, Utah. Aug. Seth B.
Stephens was arrested here by the
United States marshal. charged with
smuggling opium. Three hundred and
fifty-seven cases of opium, valued al
$500, 900, were found in his possession.
Stephens is supposed to he the leader
of gang concerned in the recent
smoggling operations around Vanc0u-
yer and Its vicinity. He will be held
here to await instructions from WASH
inOfOn
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Two 1Tbousspd fdle Men.

AsHLsxp, Via. Aug. 7.--All che
mines under control OF ibe Wlsconstn
Central railroad on the GoFsbse range,
save The Ashland mine, were closed
down last night, and 1000 men thrown
out OF employment. The cause of the
shut down ~ attributed 70 the Home
stead strike No ore from any msne
nDaer control ef the Central company
viii be shipped escert from the Ash
land mine until the Homestead matter
4. seffie8
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ANOTHER VICTIM
OF Lust and a Doctors Greed Dying
in Chicago.


IN Chicago.
CHICAGO, Ang. IA case which is
demanding great deal of attention
from Captain Healey at the Harrison
street station Is that Miss Nora Conners
of 2l25 Wabash avenue, VINO is ill. IL Is
said from the effect of malpractice
upon her by some physician. Late last
night DIR. Loran A. Stillman physician
having an Office at 24l Wabash avenue
and living at 1911 Michigan avenue,
was arrested by y Ulcers Davis and
kaliEer OF the Cottage Grove avenue
station, charged with assault.
The police have arrested DR.. Still
man upon Suspicion that he is response
bic for Miss Leonard's condition, al
though they have nothing AS yet to
directly connect hun with the same.
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NEW YoEK, Aug. 7.--At today's
meeting of the Typographical union
No. g IL was agreed 10 take OF al boy
colt from TIE Tribune ne eoon ~ oil
the details OF ununIonizine the Tribune
have been settled. This conssts Of the
formation Of chapeis, election Of .
chairman, etc. AZ this hss been done
circulars will be sent to ell labor organ
izati9ns and typographical anlons IN
forming them Of the fact.
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ANOTHER TRUST.
Tobacco Warehouse Men Form a Big
Combine.

Combine.
CINCINNATI, Aug. THE tobacco
warehouse men have for o long time
been trying TO accomplish q combina-
tion under single management. Yes
terday they accomplished their object
by obtaining the signatures of the fol-
lowing housesto the agreement namely:
The Bodman, the Cincinnati, the
Globe, the Morris, the Miami and the
Walker. ALI houses will be under
the direction OF legislative body, but
otherwise they will preserve their in
dividuality. Their capital stock is ST.
100000. They will secure 8 charter
under the laws of New Jersey.
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Didn.t Br-ak n.

EherS, H., Aug. PROF. John
West, who started Friday night 10 an
attempt 10 break the twenty -four hour
bicycle record abandoned the effort
yesterday morning on accouut of the
wet track aad foggy eesther.
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KANSAS CITY, Aug. The cool
winds that are sweeping over the south
west today will not save the corn of
ksnsas. IL will probably keep the
corn from burning up any further, but
st beat the crop csnnos we'll exceed
baif the estimated Weld.
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SAN FRsSc4sco, Aug. The sealing
schooner Sufnerisnd arrived yesterday,
thirty -nlne d4ys frosn siakodss.N Is
brought ! $50 sesl skins and rrparted a
rstca of tie ether seslefs AZ follows
Rowhesd. I,Y0e Ale l. Aiger, I.5o1.
Kate snd ABas ,zee, G. c. White 7eo.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-08

Ifornia of San Francisco; Aseelon OF
>s. LOUIS Jopps OF York, New York.
Mary Of Wsrrensbarg, Missouri; Terre
HAuts OF Terre Haate, Indiana; Mt
CALVARY OF Omaha; Pennsylvania of
Philadelphia; Boston.
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Concerning Parish Schools.

Rows, Aug. I'm his latest circular
to the American bishops CARDINAL
Ledochowski invites the bishops to
communicate with the priesthood in
regard TO all questions relating TO par
Ish schools. which are TO be discussed
At the next synod.
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GLASGOW. Aug. IA sx story block
on Mitchell street was burned 10 the
ground today and the building Of the
Glasgow Herald and several CONNER
cisl firms IN near by blocks were con-
sderahly damaged. Ioss fI6019.
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MRS. HARRISON VERY ILL.
The Reports That She Had Recovered
Were False.

Loox LAKE, Aug. Mrs. Harrison
still takes her meals at the cottage Dr.
Gardner. the physician who attended
Mrs. Harrison on her ARRIVAL, ie no
longer here. lie has now been gone
sversl days. but IL IL UNDERWOOD that
he will return in q few days. There 10
no getting around the fact that Mrs.
Harrison 10 stlil . very eick woman.
That she has improved 10 wonderful
degree is siso certain, but the newspa-
per reports pubi,sbed saying that she
was entirely recovered are without
seuae and found alton
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CWceo. Aug. At Fast Chicago Mr..
Ingram. superiat nfent Of the Horse
shoe works, lost his hfe through care
lessness on the part of Dr. Cole, who
gave him esrh'sllc scld for whisky.
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NrsAIIA. Cal, Aug. This town is
wildly excited over the last two days
battles with the train robbers. Nesrly
every able-bodied man joined the sher-
IT'S posse and al are out hunting for
them.
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TonoxFe, ont.. Aug. 7.--sir Daniel
Wilson, president Of the Toronto uni~
versstg, died esfir this morning. after
somewhat prosracted IIlness-
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Churehman Dies.

BRrssyIs. Aug. Pastor Rochr-
Dieu of the Protestant Evssgeiicsl
church died today. lie was president
Of the synod of United Protestant
s,fs,rfnes
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The trcnssssiec- s~ Lee " ssssee's "s.sfe
ef H~eIswis Bafriscn' fs . sre sseef en-
~rsvsse % Pr~sssens Bayrssor hir-~sf-
The bo.G is good cn@. Order ~ eoes.
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FIENDisH REVENGE.

An Infurlatcu LaoOrcr BolIS IOrmsntOr
to Death.
WYASDorTE, Mich, Aug. An
gered by long series of insults from
his fellow workman, Herbert GauIt, q
deformed laborei IN the rolling mills
here, sought revenge on John Langs-
ton. tie chief of his prosecutors, by
pouring dipper Of boiling hot metal
over his limbs, burning them fright
fully and causing undOubted fatal in.
lures.
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ST. LorEs. Aug. The Jonisviiles
we're knocked cut today Score.
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81. Lsuls ss eee q 81 s 4
ssoasss1iEe - q ; Q . - z
Batteries - Gleason, Backley sDd
Moran: Tsausen aTs1 Grim
Evening journal., 1892-07-25
JAPAN I'M CHURCH.
Two Young Ministers with Almond Eyes
Interest Warm Congregations.

Two Young Ministers With Almond Eyes
Interest Warm Congregations.
Special Correspondence Evening Journal.
MmDLErONN, July 25. - Yesterday
morning two Japanese preachers held
services in the NJ r. Church here and i'm
Odessa. exchanging pulpits in the even
ing. The congregation was, considering
the warm weather, large at both meet
ings The foreign clergyman will give an
entertainment in the NJ Echurch In this
town. ON Tuesday evening. in which they
viii exhibit views Of the scenery in their
native country, after which a collection
win be taken up to help defray their ex-
penses.
Dales NJ. +. Church Of Hamtown held
it's first meeting at the camping grounds
at Lake and Katherine streets last
evening, and number of visiting
preachers were present. Soon after the
breaking up of this camp, which will
occur In about two weeks, the members
will commence the erection of their
church on the site now occupied by their
camp They have heretofore held their
church services I'm the schoolhouse
building in Hamtown.
Rev. Mr. Laverty OF Lewes
preached Ia the Forest Presbyterian
Church yesterday morning and evening
in the absence of Pastor f. II. Moore,
who is spending his vacation in Europe.
Miss Bessie Reynolds gave n small
dance at her home ON Saturday evening
which was quite we'll attended
Evening journal., 1892-07-25
Incideni. of The M

A bicycle race will be run at Augustine
Pier next Thursday
The numerous Sunday excursionists
were much larger than usual yesterday
and the wharves were crowded last even
ing with pleasure seekers and their
friends
Dr. William H. Gill was the preacher
al the Presbyterian Church yesterday
and his sermons were listened TO by
large mid summer audiences.
The Reading Collier Rattlesnake. for
Nevburyport. which passed up the river
in distress on Saturday, had her machin-
cry disabled and She will be repaired in
Philadelphia
The big ship Film Banks attracted
much attention As she passed down the
river yesterday She is one Of the largest
that has been seen in the Delaware this
year The Elm Banks Is bound for san
Francisco.
Evening journal., 1892-07-25
PENINSULA NEWS PARAGRAPHS.
Huekleberrles are plentiful.

Huckleherries are plentiful
Redden wants a now NJ. e. Church.
The canning factory at Laurel is idle.
a brick depot is being built at Wood
side
Crabs are very abundant and of good
size
Cecil county Prohibitionists are organ
izing
Lewes NJ E. Church is being re-
modelled
Bayard Tay Tor now keeps a meat stand
in Perryville, Nd
Bread has been reduced from TO A
cents loaf in Milford.
ElSton NJ. f. Sunday school will picnic
at Locust Point ON August 10.
Washington College. at Chestertown.
Nd. is to have a 81, 1000 gymnasium.
Delaware had eighty delegates to the
Christian Endeavor Convention i'm New
York.
Il will cost s., l40 TO make the channel
Of North East river 1j feet wide by
feet deep at mean low tide
Inc MhtNh " Nllc ldln, containing ~
eighty acres, near Elkton, Md, has been
bought by Webster White for $4, 45O
Just "a, OPP tons of granite have been
placed In the Delaware Breakwater gap
the last year The amount required for
the completion Of the work is about
! 1920, 600
The new composite side wheel steamer
Sassafras. belonging TO the Sassafras
River Steamboat Company, was launched
last week She is 165 feet long. % feet
beam, and q feet depth of hold. Her
run viii be between Georgetown and
Baltimore
The United Bohemian Association OF
Baltimore made an annual pilgrimage &,
the tomb of Augustine Hermann. al
Bohcmiu Manor Nd. yesterday. The,
went on the steamer Chester.
Tho large bald eagle which was kille,
near Delaware City last fall and is nov
the property of Mayor Reybold. viii oc
cupy conspicuous position i'm the Della
ware building at the Worlds Fair
The work on the Cecil terminus Of tn
) Lancaster. Southern and Oxford RAILROAD
is being pushed vigorously. Ono mile o
the road hes been ballasted and the rail
Evening journal., 1892-07-25
TAg LOWE IS MuoH LAReGR.
Marked improvements aud Extensions Ia
BE Made in Crisneld ND.

CRsFELD, Md, July 2j.-The last
Legislature having granted the commits
sioners of Crisheld power TO extend the
town limits. the enlargement increases
the population to 5000 Heretofore only
about half the town was incorporated.
The extension doubles the revenue, and
the Increase makes IL possible TO greatly
improve the condition of the streets and
to furnish any adequate supply of water
for the purpose of eXtiuguishing fires.
Crisheld has a very efficient fire company
and good apparatus with 900 feet of
rubber hose which, if properly operated,
can do very effective work,
The commissioners have ordered a reas-
sessmont of property with the idea of
sill more increasing the revenue. Il is
the purpose OF the authorities to put in
electric lights as soon as the revenue is
sufficient The time is not far distant
when the town will support lights as new
buildings are going up and property is
becoming more valuable.
The question that has puzzled the
minds Of the people for some time has
baen how 90 get n sufficient supply Of
water in the upper portion of the town
for fire eXtinguishing purposes. This
has been recently solved. Under the di-
rection of Superintendent S. w. Ken
nerly a very large and deep canal was
dug, leading from tine river to
the centre of Tie upper por
tion of the town. into which
the water from the river ebbs and flows
The canal contains at all times sufficient
water ior the ase of the hro.engine. and
the Improvement Is very advantageous to
property owners
Eight new streets are TO bc opened the
old ones extended, widened and graded,
and pavemenis are being laid on the main
streets as fast MS IL is possible TO have the
work done An these improvements add
greatly TO the appearance of Crisiield.
Evening journal., 1892-07-25
THEY USE BAD WORDS.
Much Annoyance Caused BY
Profanity on the Streets.
THE HABIFsPREADTNG AMONG BOYS

Another Man Does Not Recognize the
Lords Day-The Contest for Deputy Col
lector Of Customs A Prayer FOR Home
stead--About a Sinking ship.
Special Correspondence Evening Journal.
New CASTLE. July 25.-.Have YOU
noticed lately, said a prominent 4. A. b.
man to the EVENING JOURNAL cores
pondent a few nights ago "that the
practice of swearing. even for amuse.
mant is increasing in this town. Why
only tonight went down Delaware
street wharf and thence TO the Battery
and the volleys of oaths fairly curdled
my blood Those who were indulging
in the proiane language knew
that ladies were passing and
that law-abiding citizens who were in
search of q breath of frcsh air. were
within hearing distance. and vet the
blasphemy continued OF course the
swearers would cease. temporarily. when
an officer passed but. for some reason.
the officers did not patrol In this neigh
borhood very frequently Probably if
the blssphemers had talked ia am ordi-
nary tone of voice 10 would have not
been noticed so generally but their CON
vcrsatlon was carried on in loud tone.
aud everybody in the neighborhood heard
it.
More deplorable yet, continued the
speaker the small boys are taking IL mp
and all over the town they are getting
into this abominable practice OF swearing
in all Of their games and quarrels The
whole thing can be stopped if Mayor
Herbert win arrest half dozen of the
law breakers and make examples of
them.
Evening journal., 1892-07-25

Sergeant Stuart. Operator Raymond
and Patrolmon Clayville and Todd, and
John d. Kelley and Emil Beck, went
on fishing excursion this morning.
The party will 90 TO Ocean
City Nd. where they will fish They
will return home on Saturday
night. In the absence Of Ser
geant Stuart patrolman Gainor has
been appointed to his position.
Patrolman Rice returned home from his
vacation ON Sat urday night. He made
an extended tour through Pennsylvania.
Evening journal., 1892-07-25
Lstler. rhat woe Not anllea.

Another man made his appearance last
evening who did not know that it was
Sunday. lie was found while humping
on the post Office door, 10y two young
men, who became Interested in his ac-
tions lie had q handful of letters and,
when he saw the youths looking at him.
he turned and roared What IN
Heavens name is the post Office closed so
early fory' Why, - it, man. this is
Sunday, was the reply The prespiring
patron of Uncle sam blushed and thon
started down the street like whipped
dog.
Evening journal., 1892-07-25
Busy Higgins Men.

Il is said that the contest for the dep
uty collectorship appointment. for which
there were four applicants, has now sim.
mered down TO Henry A. Dennison and
John g. King Both are Higgins follow
ers and it viii be interesting % know just
who will receive the appointment. The
Office pays 500 a year and has been held
for five years by Samuel H. Black
Evening journal., 1892-07-25
Maryland's Governor ON the Peninsula.

OCEAN Cry. Md, July 25-Governor
Brown and family came over 20 Ocean
City 10 spend Sunday The state steamer
Mclane brought them to Salisbury and
will remain TO take the Governor ON
Monday further ON his cruise over the
oyster grounds. On Friday the Cover.
nor was met at the wharf of Leonard.
town, ST. Msry's county, and escorted Ca
the hotel by a large concourse Of people.
He says the trip has been very beneficial
TO him in making him personally ac
quainted with the oyster sources and i'm
terests Of the state and in getting th,
views of the people His secretary, Mr.
Boworman is with him taking notes foi
future use.
Evening journal., 1892-07-25

Night Dresses elaborately
trimmed with Hamburg of the
finest grade Muslin are re-
duced from $2.oo to $I.25;
sizes only IA and IS.
Night Dresses in Mother
Hubbard, lace trimmed,are re-
duced from $I.25 to 90 cents;
sizes IS and 10.
Night Dresses of Cambria
Mother Hubbard-trimmed
with Hamburg, reduced from
$I.75 to 81; sizes I3, IA IS.
Night Dresses with solid
yoke and embroidery are re-
duced from $2.25 to $I.5o;
sizes IA and IS.
Fine Muslin Chemise, solid
yoke of Hamburg reduced
from 81 to IS cents; size SS
and 40.
Cambria Corset Covers
square neck, tucked and trim
med with Hamburg are re-
duced from 7oc to ooc, sizes
80 to "A.
Cambria Corset Covers,
tucked and trimmed with
Hamburg, are reduced from
75c to 55c; sizes "a to AZ.
Cambria Corset Covers,
square neck, tucked and trim.
med with Hamburg inserting
and edge, two styles at Is and
and IS, are all reduced to soc
sizes 50 to 40.
Cambria Corset Covers, low
neck-tucked and trimmed
with torchon inserting anC
edge are reduced from Sill:
to 75c.
Cambria Corset Covers sur
plice neck, trimmed with Ham
burg are reduced from S. tC
s71z cents, sizes SO to AZ.
Evening journal., 1892-07-25
A stnte.. Attorney ne.lgns.

Princess ANNE. Nd. July %. States
Attorney James n. Dennis of Somerset
county, intending to remove from Mary
land. has rendered his resignation to
Chief Judge Irving. It IS stated that
Henry J. Waters, son of State senator
Levin L. Waters, and JoshuaM NJ. Tutt are
applicants for the vacancy, but the ap.
pointment will not be considered for two
or three weeks.
Evening journal., 1892-07-25
Tn NlsIl .I-lIIla Ilhnlr.n p

Mrs. J. j. Black, wife of the we'll
known physician, and two daughters,
have gone TO Jamestown, r. l.. tore
main during the heated term. James
town is a pretty little island town di-
rectly opposite Newport and this is it's
greatest season thus far Although the
New Castle tourists viii travel many
miles they will still be only short dis
tance from Newport.
Evening journal., 1892-07-25
B. SHARP
& CO.,
Fourth and Market Sis.

We have sold Ladies Mus
lin Underwear in this town for
twenty years-it has always
been the one thing and that
the highest standard of excel
lence in workmanship and
quality. Consequently it goes
without saying our trade has
been large on these goods. The
market is flooded with cheap
and indifferently made Under
wear and always the most ex-
pensive in the end-none Of
such finds a lodgment here.
Therefore all reduced Under
wear is of the same quality and
part of our regular lines-cause
and effect being the regulating
medium through which reduc-
ed prices are arrived at.
The following lots of Under
wear are slightly soiled, some
not quite the latest style and
some broken lots.
Plain Tucked Skirts with
yoke reduced from 65 to so
cents.
Tucked and ruffled Skirts
with Hamburg trimming are
reduced from S5 to 90 cents;
only size 40 and AZ.
Tucked Skirt with a tucked
hounce reduced from 81 to 70
cents; sizes only 40 and AZ.
Finest grade of Muslin
Tucked Skirts, cambria hounce
with two rows of Hamburg
inserting reduced from $I.75
to 81; size 40 and AZ.
Fine Muslin Skirts with
Hamburg rufling are reduced
from IS to 55 cents; size only
40 and AZ.
Evening journal., 1892-07-25
A Prayer for Peace.

"And. oh, especially bless our country
and let thine own hand prevent further
strife in our neighboring state, was a
portion of Rev DR. Martindales PRAYER
In the NJ. r. Church yesterday morning.
The Homestead affairs were talked Of
by every group of men In this city yes
terday, although sometimes the sullivan
Corbett fight was brought i'm for a
variety.
Evening journal., 1892-07-25
4 splsndld ship SINKING in 1Ild-ocean.

The schooner Talofa, from kcnnebec,
arrived here on Saturday. and reports
having passed at 6 p m, July 10. a
nearly submerged wreck of about 200
to 200 tons. in latitude 40 Oh n. longi
tude rs 40 w, supposed to be q bark or n
ship. Her fore and main yards were
showing 10 feet above water, her cathead
and anchor on port side was awash,
while her copper was ragged Her yards
appeared 60 be bright and her hull black.
and she evidently had not been in that
condition long. No name. or anything
by which the vessel could he identified
could be found upon her.
Evening journal., 1892-07-25

We have a small lot of 50
inch fine Stockinette Jackets,
spring weight, which we sold
when the lines were fullfor S.,
So. 1888 and $3.50. BY reason
of all being one size we shall
sell them for $3.50 each.
Evening journal., 1892-07-25
A san nn lhc nolnnnre.

A party of young men took a sail on the
river on Saturday night. They went to
Ponnsville and visited all the points of
orchestra accompanied them and made
the trip much more enjoyable The
party went on the boat Mary &.
Evening journal., 1892-07-25

in Big Elk river on Saturday The
driver, William Grant, was near ly
drowned
Evening journal., 1892-07-25
Personal Events.

Miss Cecil Callahan Of Wilmington is
spending several days here as the guest
of Miss Helen Wilmot
Mrs r ID. Elwen Of Bridgeport. n. J.
is on a visit to New Castle friends
Miss Snyder of Philadelphia is visiting
here as the guest Of Miss Reba Saunders.
Miss Elya Wilson of smyrna is the
guest Of the Misses Mariindale at the M
r. Parsonage
Miss MAY Price OF Still Pond Md, is
the guest of Mrs. Taggart
Miss Sue Ferris of the Frederic Female
Seminary. Frederic City, Nd, is on a
visit TO Miss Lizzie Boyd
Miss Eta Guess Of Salem. n. j.. is on
brief sojourn here with Anna Mohlen
Evening journal., 1892-07-25
Horses pronned In Ell. nIrer.

-Four fine horses Of team belonging to
the Slngerly Pulp Mill, in Cecil county
bechme unu.anegeable and were drowned
Evening journal., 1892-07-25
TnInr. Mnrlh KnnrInr.

See the pure cider vinegar and new white
wine at Ihompsons.
See the teascoiiee and pure spices az Boyle's
Have smoke. Cigars % box al Thompson's.
New crop fancy n. o. Molasses. J. i. Boyle's
Evening journal., 1892-07-25
policemen ON Their Vacations

laid. Three hundred men are prosecut-
ING the work
Evening journal., 1892-07-25

"MULLIN" A lot of light
suits fresh from
MADE our workrooms
are in stock
and with them you get
value extraordinary, made
and trimmed in the latest
style and sold at $40.
Our cool clothing room
has had visitors innumer-
able the past few days.
There is still an unbroken
line of thin goods, such
as you are hankering after.
Whether it is for dress or
work, you'll see what you
want here, all prices-4oc
to $IO-subject to 10 per
cent. cash discount.
We close at 6 p. m. ex-
cept Saturdays.
JAMES T. MULLIN & SON
Tailors, 9th and Market.
Clothiers, Wilmington.