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Evening journal., 1892-04-21

on Vine street, lately occupied by ex-
Prothonotary George A. Maxwell.
A force OF Philadelphia mechanics are
at work remodeling the large bulk VIA.
dows In John Fleming's store.
George R Rocket will remove from
his present residence n Front street 10
the house lately occupied by Elwood L.
Wilson.
Hungarian woman Of Dobbinsville,
who has long been a martyr to headache,
went to Wilmington recently and was
treated by an old German woman and
now says that she is cured The German
woman used a lance with which she
Scared the sufferers spinal column from
the base Of the brain.
Funerel Director Clewell Yesterday
laid to rest the infant child Of Mr. and
Mrs. Michael Rogers Of Chestnut street
lnterment was made In st. Peters Gene
terry.
The marine pile-driver and dredger
belonging to |. Il. HALFWAY & Co.. Of
Philadelphia, arrived here yesterday ana
will proceed TO the Firms Point jetty to
begin work as soon as the weather be-
comes settled.
Rev. T. f. Msrtindale, Miss May Mar
tindale, Mrs J. 4. Cam On. Mrs George Tenn.
pie and several other New Castle people
sccompanied Mrs. II. l., Bullock to Nsw-
port this morning, to attend the w.
T. U annual convention.
Evening journal., 1892-04-21
Rnnnt nlnnnr.

Upon the earnest solicitation Of our
numerous patrons we have resumed our
Roast Dinners These dinners were sue
cessful last season and will dOubtess be
appreciated this season by those who
wish an elegant meal at a moderate
price without going home to get Il.
J. L. HAYWOOD,
No. 4West Fourth Street
Evening journal., 1892-04-21
4 ceaatrr That MIld

William a. Clark secretary and
treasurer Of the New Castle Water
Works Company, who started for the far
West last week, TO spend the summer.
has been heard from. Mr.. Clark is well
AID Is rapidly gaining strength from the
change Of air and situation He will
hunt buffalo and antelope in the widest
part Of Texas, where mans life depends
on the dexterity with which he uses q
revolver, or his horsemRnship. While
sleeping IN tent a. night, the prairie
wolves steal In and 10Y around the feet OF
the men, Whsse safety Is only assured
when revolver is tied to his arm.
Evening journal., 1892-04-21

INSURANCE Agent--'T wish, sir, to
call your attention to the Life and An
nuity Benefit" Artist have no
need OF Insurance But, sir you are
poor, you have family, and your studio
is crowded with pictures which you can
not sell. True. But they will sell at
big prices after am dead. "-Gcod News.
Evening journal., 1892-04-21
Hurt ~ the robdou car worl,.

Ernest Wood had two bones IN his left
leg fractured and his ankle broken while
at work yesterday by a piece Of iron
falling on him at the Lobdell Car Wheel
Works. he was removed TO the Homeo-
pathic Hospital
Evening journal., 1892-04-21
PersonaI Ersnts.

Mrs Harry Frazer OF Wilmington was
in New Castle for a short visit yester-
day
Mayor Herbert has received a hand
some new phseton, which he tested for
the first time yesterday.
Colonel James j. Gegan Of the Mari.
time Exchange Office was able to walk
about yesterday and resumed mis- duties
to day.
Colonel E G. Boyd Captain j. e.
Phillips and Lieutenant 7 g Morrow
went to Wilmington las, evening to at
tend the annual reception Of Company
F., Postles Rifles.
Maior French and wife OF the Saliva
tion Army have gone to Florida to con
duct long campaign. This leaves Lieu
tenant Lee and Musician Heron again
on the field alone.
Evening journal., 1892-04-21
Neu uaatlalHn.aeY.n

About o'clock last evening a number
Of representative young women Of the
city met 81 the home OF Mrs James +
Cannon on Union street, and formed a
Woman's Christian Temperance
Union The organization was effected
through the efforts. Of Mrs. Helen L.
Bullock, national organizer After a per
manent establishment Of the new union
was made the following officers were
elected: President. Mrs J. B. Manlove
vice president Mrs. d. B Jones secre
tary, Miss May Msrtindale; treasurer.
Miss Nary King.
Evening journal., 1892-04-21

DON'T you think that Miss X sings
from the hearth ''I wish she sang more
from the lungs Detroit Free Press.
Evening journal., 1892-04-21
TENS OF INTEnEsr

PRoPRssoR-''How could anyone write
such fiat versesr Popular Author
don't agree with you, sir. ought to say
that the werds are mine" Professor
''Oh, beg yoHr pardon I mean that
they are so horribly buneled by the
woman who is reading them. Who is
sheY' Popular ABthor-"She Is my
wife, siI. Texas Siftings.
Evening journal., 1892-04-21
REMOVAL.
InHN M / GnRMhM TIhss Ties, 8 /,

UpHOLSrFRFR, has reno Fed workshops 20
2I1 WEST EIGHrH 80. where he is pre-
pared TO do frst- class work in all details OF
abeve named trades.
For MECHANIcAL work at REASONABLE
prices go TO sil West Eighth street, opposite
Farmers Market.
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w. q. D. r. E.

Spring clothing cleaned and repaired.
Skilled Workmen. No. OIL Market st.
Evening journal., 1892-04-21
she Grip

Leaves It's victims very weak and debili.
tated Hoods SarsaparillA is just what
is needed to restore the strength and
vigor so much desired and TO expel all
poison from the blood.
HOODS PILLS cure Sick Headache.
Evening journal., 1892-04-21

Gould Not Ne Induced or Forced TO Iaks
Feod-a Merry Dancers At the sherin''
Resldenee-z Toune Man Thrsws Iato
the Laps Of Two Wilmington Girls.
special Correspondence EVENING JOURNAL
NEW OAaTLs. Apri! 21.-Iutelligence
Of the death OF William P. Jordan. q
well known river fisherman, at the Farm
hurst hospital was received here last
evening With much sorrow. The cause
Of his death was inanition brought on by
nelanchola Jordan practically starved
himself to death.
A few months ago he was seized with
violent attack Of the grip which inca j.
FACILITATED him for work. although then In
the midst OF preparations for a big
springs fishing. This so preyed upon
bis mind that be became very i'll and was
conf oed to his bed for some time. When
he recovered he began TO suffer from
melanch0lia and imagined that foes were
after him to tear him to pieces. Bis fellow
fishermen and secret society br others here
spent night after night with him and bis
family gave him the best OF care, bat all
to no avail, and he was removed TO the
hospital fer treatment 1t was four weeks
80 when he reached the hospital and
was put under scientific care. but during
all that time since then he has not eaten
enc mouthful Of food and literally
starved himself 20 death.
DR. Richardson, superintendent OF the
hospital, has had many similar cases re-
ferred TO him, but be never before failed
to provide the patient with nourishment
for the body inS some way that finally
subdued them and placed them
on the road TO recovery. He usually
administers egg nog or some strengthen
ing beverage through tube and this
finally proves successful. In this case,
however, 4 was a complete failure. The
patient would not retain the food two
minutes after the tube was taken from
his throat The result was awful.
Jordan. who was previously a strong and
healthy man, became but a fragment Of
his former self and did not weigh seventy
pounds when death relieved him.
The dead man WAS 46 years old aud
a native Of New Jersey, although he had
lived here for many years He has a
wife and several children, and belonged to
anumber Of secret societies about town.
His funeral will take place on Saturday
morning, when his remains will be taken
10 Pennsgrove for burial.
Evening journal., 1892-04-21
Thlnra worm KnorInr.

For the best bicycle for the least money
and on easy terms, 90 to j. T Stoops.
New crop fancy n o. molssses, Boyle's.
One new and two secondhand buggies
for sale by j. T. Stoops
Tea, coffees and pure spices, at Boyle's.
Evening journal., 1892-04-21
We Sow whnt We Rim

Leave orders for carpet cleaning at 10l
West Eighth street. Telephone 541.
Evening journal., 1892-04-21

SHE-"I ! suppose the burning Of Mr..
Van Wiggins's picture gallery is an ire
parable loss He-"Almost. Nothing
can be replaced except the old family
portraits life
Evening journal., 1892-04-21

ORDERING

Your Suit or Pantaloons for
Spring. come and see us. We
have the most complete selec
ton of fine Suitings and
Trousers you'll find anywhere.
Our prices are low. The fit
and work frst-class in every
particular. 1t costs you no
thing to look at the stock and
if you leave your order you
save money
Evening journal., 1892-04-21

UlD Seems almost afraid
to warm us up for
SUI any length of time,
but he has been
giving us a touch of what
is coming which ought 10
give us the hint to pre-.
pare. If you are ready
to comply we are. and
have been ready to do
our part. We've for YOU
a stock of Spring Cloth
ing which contains all Of
Sixth and Market char
acteristics-style. quality.
workmanship aud con-
slstency in price.
AT $40 to $eS we offer
a line of Light Suits which
are as near perfection as
ready'made clothing is
gotten up. In fact you
could say you had them
made and many would be
none the wiser.
For a Business Suit see
one of the $Io "Mullin-
made" Suits. There's
almost any color and
enough of them to stock
a store.
j. 7. MulIin & Son,
TailOrs, 9th & Market,
olothiers, Wilmingtor,E
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Tlsl Objected 10 HOLDING Him.


John Montgomery and William s
Myers, two youRg wheelmen Of this city,
had an experiences on Tuesday night.
while riding out the causeway. that they
will never forget. Il was very dark, aud
the young men were running briskly to
get home. When In sight Of the lights
Of New Castle they suddenly heard a
noise and realized that they we're but few
feet from approaching team. Myers
quickly Bpurted 70 the hedge and saved
himself but Montgomery collided head
10 His wheel struck the axle Of the left
fore wheel and was completely wrecked.
Then came the remarkable part, Mont.
gomery found himself nesting in the
laps Of two young women, VINO were
clutehing their hair, 80 great was their
fright As soon as the wheelman
found thh' he was not Injured
he arose fElm mis- balmy resting
place ano tried his best to adjust
matters he forgot about his smashed
$50 msehine under the carriage in his
efforts 20 explain and calm the terror
stricken girls Finally he crawled ont
and left them to their fate, while assist
anee was summoned BY Myers and the
work Of untRnghlg the knot OF bicycle
spokee, bars. carriage wheels and axles
was commenced This was completed in
a half bour and the young women pro.
seeded
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lneIdenteof fhe nav


Elwood L. Wilson and family have re-
moved from PIont street to the residence
Evening journal., 1892-04-21

MRS. VAN NEERING (hiring her first
butler) And you are sure you are fully
conversant with the duties OF a butler
and will not need any instructionsl'
Ennefy 'Obbs (reassuringly(-"That's
Lall right. me Teddy. No Won shall never
know but What you've been used to a
butler hall yer life. Puck.
Evening journal., 1892-04-21
Apanee At the jail.

The residence Of Sheriff Simmons at
the county Jail was the scene Of eaiety
last evening, despite the fact that the
night was dark and stormy outside The
secession was a leap year reception to
Miss Anna Dent and Miss Clara Rldlngs,
both Wilmington guests. The spacious
hall and parlers were brilliantly lighted
and decorated, and when the
gueste arrived at the residence,
they forgos about the storm aud
darkness. A special train pulled from
Wilmington few minutes before .
o'clock, and the guests disembarked at
the Battery station. Soon.after arriving
At the jail Whitelock's orchestra began
to play charming little waltz In the
north parlor, and dancing began in the
hall. The festivities Of the evening
we're continued until this morning. The
train started FOR Wilmington with its
load Of pleasure seekers about o'clock.
Among those present from this city
were Sheriff William Simmons and Mrs
Simmons, Miss Madge Tunis, Miss Gertie
KRntE Miss Stella Simmons, j. n.
King. Jr Pred W Hoffman aud Harry
Kline, Of Philadelphia From Whining
ton the following were present and par
ticipAted In che amusement Of the even
ing Mics Anna Dent, Miss Lizzie
Spencer, Miss Ethel A. Maynard
Miss Olara kidngs, Miss Sallie
Owens, George simmons, Miss
Jennie Barr, Homer O. Simmons, Miss
Lille Rebel w. q. Whitelock. J r
Smith. Miss Blanche A King, Miss Ber-
nard, Harry Butt, Percv ID Drlington,
August Viewig, Walter j. White.
lock, Miss Rens. s.Righter, Miss J,nnie Lane,
Harlan A. Lamplugh, Miss Nellie Lane,
Frank Mcdaniel, Arthur s. Whitelock,
Frank HOLDER, Miss Martha Brown,
William Bash, John Y. Cooper, Mics
Blanche Allen. Miss May Bullen. John
Bernhardt, Walter Cole, Mr. Murphy,
Fred Elliott. @. a. Mccall, Miss NJ
O'Neil Miss Lola Dent. Miss Lizzie Gil
more. Lewis Moody. Fred Muller, Lewis
Hsnco. Miss Cora Kettellwood Miss
Madce HNifh and ofhare
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CREDIT OUR SUCCESS.

NO atter now Often the Old song may be sung there is
still place like home That home does not consist alone
in having roof ones head you very well know Here
is where in We furnish you with nearly everything
he
Evening journal., 1892-04-21

THE children's health must not be
neglected. Cold in the head causes
catarrb Ely's Cream Balm cures at once
IL is perfectly safe and Is easily applied
into the nostrils The worst cases yield
inc TO H. Price SOC
Evening journal., 1892-04-21
A FISHERNAN'S SAD FATE
He Lost His Mind and Then Starved
Hinself to Death

eeuld Not ne Induced or Forced to Take
Feod- Merry Dancers At the sherin's
Resldesee-z Tonng Man Thrown Into
the laps of Two Wilmington Girls.
Evening journal., 1892-04-21

Solid Tables fnish SO goc
our prices 1t will pay you No trouble to show goods.
Evening journal., 1892-04-21

One OF my children had a very bad dis
charge from her nose. Two physicians
prescribed, but without benefit. We
tried Ely's Cream Balm. and much TO
our surprise, there was a marked i'm
provement. We continued using the
balm and in a short time the discharge
was cured %. A. Cary Corning N. Y.
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RIE LINES.

SOLID TRAINS BETWEEN NEW.YOSH AUD
CHICAGO. VIA CHAU1AUoUA LAKE o.
RINK 81 AA661sTAAiLSsc. SoasSm r1 In
kIItEAMS.
Direct route Psssaie Paterson. Tuxedo. Newbufe,
vtodiesown rort Jerv1s Monticello. White Lake. Homes
t.Is Sermon Bngnar,ton. FlmlrA. Corning. Watkins
,Ieu Bath hammondsport Avon Springs. Rochester.
ornelsytle Buffalo, Niagara Fsls. Toronto. Chauuuqus
aka Cleveland Cincinnati, st. Louis Chicago and ~
oiots West Trains New York. foo. Of Chamber
IT, q folIows and i've minutes earlier from Wet 2Sdss
WE.TERN DAY EXPRESS
- OOA NJ Daiiy-Via Niagara Fxls and Chsurauquo
y.UU lake. rIlor e, Ss.:Yors . ssa.Io Sleeps
Union ssaaon exceps Sunday for Monticello.
VL-,iBrL. LIMITED
- IN r. NJ. pally-Sod train Tor Oh caSo, ChauuSe
'3.UU que Lake. sleepess " Chicago. Cleveland -
MOUNTAIN EXPRESS.
., On r. NJ, except Srnaay-Sos Einghamtoa. nonGs.
8. 0U dale and Monticello.
CHICAGO AND GRAND TRUNK EXPRESS.
n on p NJ. Dsly-Sol.d train Chicago via NiasSu
nrcso. Rochester. Toronto and Chicago.
Pacific nAPGE~..
o on p NJ Dsllv-ris ChsueuSua LAX, and Niassn
S.s1U Faua Solid train = Chicago sleepers ~
Buffalo. Chicago end Cincinnati ..'.
FOX JERvI~.
.v,EEK DAYS. .. NJ. D. No.. 10 80 Q. -. I D. n.
Wsss =; !. - :. F. 80 e : !. & 9
FO.G NuW 81 al.
Nxr Eek DAie-v .. ~. $40 y. m. as ,. n, ~
M " And f srrf.S lceoaA5nAssisSSys :.
jerres, NewYork: sss Ft.on.st Brooklyn; l0i brood
.sss 20 cssD.y H al! ss :: -
aSreSe from hotss and residnces through 70 desSsso
D. l. ROBERTS. General Passenger Agent
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

N. /. {. 4 II. L. m 20, Il s'tI' =
lgNlls ID ssttl1I, Ne" Ola - i'i
lows, aud Is n.n.tte Garner, from IT. anh."',I y -
$3.50 A., VI. Dtiy NewU.rYh, hing Ton, Albany :
daily EAc. SUNDAY, west Of Coeymaas Jt.
7,tS 4. VI. Day for Allan. accept sunday, Montreal
lUsUO A. VI. Daily TO- Albany tca Slf. u, vei =.
Ter, Buffalo. Niagara Fails. DutrOt tA.caso. eAceps
Saturday Tor Toronto. a
lt,yj 1. VI. DAILY. except Sunday. Tor Albany As
A,OO n. H. Daily EXCEPT Sunday FOR Albany.
S,iS VI Albany, Nol'l'ai, JtcA, o!0
cl,e. Kocnestr. Bunaio. Niagara tah. Iof'n"' De
trn,t, lnitusO. -. Loans. - =,
sal, r. ". puy, tNct SUNDAY. Tor Newbursh. A.
4. ,rSb III DAM ,ur Nitany tra, Syr,'use. koches
@t ~, Huiialo Nasara ais Toronto Detroit. Chcasos
n VhNS.KAw LOCALS. "45, $40 Z.
Mem III ~, Ais $40, 10 10 A. NJ u 10. ~
81, q 81 IL 40 j.. NJ; - 49,. r..
sleeping ears COR isuna!o Ni1ei -. fai: Io'oas~
sDsiiy kor tickets tlR'.t fables. psrior an1 Stepping
rar inforuat,si. apply onres: Broo&'
i'm xS3 washington->t. 10 fulio!:,i. Annex onSr
az NewlOr t;tN III ll3. Sb3, ,oSt
w krosaway. ltS kowery. 81 last l'thsi.. sS W1e
Z. T.. LAMBLiir. General Passenger Agent
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FOR LAKEWOOD,

Toms River. I@ncsat Yak and barncsat.' -;So'
For Atantic city Vinciahd and Ddgcton. $50 A. NJ.
FOR Monmouth B-ach, senbght. and Highland Beach.
80 SIG u 80 a. NJ :fo i;'o 49, '"o 20 r. NJ
Tkets ana psricrs'r SEATS can be procured . a: 4:
Ee:: its ST. 81; ssS COLUMBUS .s,ms,n. Az a a
Wu!.cu ST.. nrookiyn, and (; nr aaway wiimnsSnrs
f,sn hotel ar res,dence = destination.
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Oeiaw ware. I.acka wanra md Western n. n.
stations In York OF Barclay md Chrstophsg
streets.
SHORTEST LINE. vL>TIBULED TRAINS
PlilMAN COACHES.

Dtsss route Eur o StaAHN IL9oMtiE5D hS S
ss Hdse M.di,S ~ D1 RAJ IA
HoFxTuoS.. Hsckei Town. ;SASoi:EY'S. M2vx:
WHfts sTkny M@sssIs;
SoKE, 33agviiIiE$ SSx1ERIiirMI;TlK,lAGN5P MsE
sYRAcvSE, oSWEGo. iTH4,A. oWFao; ELNiRH
points WEST. NoRTiiwFST AID sorTrwFST ."
SO 4, M.-BtttALU. EIC IItILl.D SPRINGS and
OsWEio EArRLSs.. Pullman parior cars. .onns:Y
OF Buffalo With truin Tor ChlCAuOs ..ri,ins 3AS
zss <. M.-BINGMAMToN NAIL. SOP, ct pr.reip.,
loo ?. M.-scRANToN. BlNGnAMroN Ana ELNIRA
A.iO r. W., 81 RAMON, WILKES Barre and PLYl.
$50 i. VI daily itAIO LiHlrI:D ExrREsx
s,d r y. II. DAY. ri tFaLo RicHyIELD oDRISss
TickEfs :nd PrLLNAN Accom- r0MNopti ,oTs q =
fsS and 81: Broadwsy. ~ West l:5th..; - 'unbus:
eve. New. York 1873 washingtn.st ;.S tIton'st ene
S0S Bedfo-dave. Brooklyn. rme tables giving nul -
Scrmatton ct al static
sAsek baggage tom hoe! Pes derce TO d,inA:oa.
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jnsIrurIloh.
European.

THE pOwAGER MAIcHIoNEss DE SAN Carlos
I, PtDI,OSO will b. glad u receive mo hcr iahly
- no., t'hatrau OF Die,one. holr by raj from Paris
few Young ladies DESTROYS Of finishing their corsGon
abroad. J., .,,.a D., ,wo ., h.r d,rohtc->
N no ha w. taken onicia plonas teachers Masers III
80 and In branch oi art ran b obai"d
nom Paris and chaperon WIN attend the Young iad
classes and suitable places ~ amusement tier
For further particular, adde's f. MME. LA M
Ot.ISF DE SAN CARLOS DE- PEDRoSO. ChAHau o.
Heudnnue bar Chanby. OIsn Franc.
" References The Duke de- Mandas spanish Ambs ssador
o. L,ancc 2, Ave. dc Courrelie>, Paris S. T. Nine 10
Duchcs'r de- valcnce. I. snS dc Clichy Paris Icy
Iond"n the Hon John Beeow. cxM Mister q the !. 3
% E,.nce u Gramercy Place, Nrw-YOrk; Mn. o. j.
Wister Logan Station. Philadelphia.
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Reading Railroad System.
Station Foot of Liberty St.. NORTH River.
'ilu,, Table IN Eft oct L., 1872.

Trnina leave via
LEHiCH VALLEY RAILROAD.
BtFFkIO AND CHICAGO ENPkBSS DAILY
S15 4 w.. 1880 =. NJ. . .,>. 800
.cK ANTON EXPHE:S EACEfPT HstNDAf'" is
For Buffalo. Niagara Falls, and the West.
80 IA. ~ y
FOR LAl-ton 90. is 1: 80. is. Sio o:l3
80 ~ M SuuIAys, w. 40. ii W ~ H., Ao ~
\.
Tor bethlehem. Allentown aud Mauch Chunk. 90.
-, " 30 - Is except Nauch hunk. 40. I'D
20 Sundays. ; 90. ) IS. II 90 a. m $40. 80
=
FOR Pott,,illc. rs u m. L. 80 8: AS p. Sundays
II
For .lelton. 8 Is a. M - 30. A. 80 y. NJ Sun.
DAYS ID II 90 a. m. 30 p. NJ.
For points IN the Maianoy al region at 3 rs .. M.
30 - SInaal = - IL N' a
Far Nih", barre. Pltt,ton AMI Scranton IS a. m.
I. -. 10 p. sundays. except Scranton. = is
For Elrnira. S:l5 O. M, IL 80. 80 p m. Sunday
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Danring Ata6cmies.

Danrins Afaocmies.
A LEXANDEK MA GkErOES. ioS West 5oui-st.
"A private lessons and CLASSES dahcing hruiA &C. heo
circulars.
Il EI;NANDO'S ACADEMY, 49, East 6Sth'st Bank
Buildipe) -Classes now forming. All the new ana
fashionable dan' taught rapidly Send for circulsr
GEORGE VILLAGES SCHOOLS Ch.mhet Nus: NC H M.l
N 57th.s 7th.avr.. ard Harlem. Nos ~ ana o. Wra
l20thst Class and private tuition Bee cneuiar
RI rlr.i, ur.i. KI\r.t> - East osth-st (Virnnnl
Ill. Nrwl Ii3 south Sth-,,, BroJhlyh; tuluoh ia
10 c> or privately.
~ GEORt,F DODWORTH .,,,,
No 6sl FIFTH AyENtE
COMMr.Nt ING SATt RDAY, OIL loTn.
Glass and Private Lesson
w ALTZ and all fashionable dance taught; IN Ts w.
country. circulars. KNICkfKB0CKEH CoNShhNA A.
TORY a. West 1ith-st.
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tflnsieal Instruments.

HAMMERSCHMIT e. CO.,
NEW PIANO PARl.OR, ia FIFTH AvENTE.
The only Establishment IN ~ y. City where Pianos
from thu highest t. the medium grade found Gail
before purchasing elsewhere and we will oncr YOU
exceptional inducements for cash easy Iayments
PIANOS TO RENT.
AN ASSORTMENT OF SECONDHAND GRAND
upriRht and Square Pianos Of male In perfect con.
dillon and fully warranted also . number Of secord-
Pianos Of oths ,foninsS! %ax:r' t. vcH low pl,ss.
LAB 9TH Ave.. scar Soth 81. Sew. erik.
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Pm led lphia t.xpyc,,. 90. 40. 10. lVvv IL 80.
with phLt Car. 4. NJ, 80. 2 :iS 80. with Dining
Tar. 90. 90, q CO. 80, 3 - + NJ IL 10 night.
SO $ 80. with Dining Car. 100. 600 r. NJ. 1: rs
Baltimore and wa.A ngon EApress daily at 100. II 80
with Dining Gar. A. NJ. 80. $50. Dining Car. 10
Additions. day. for psl.!mo,s Sor
ssd"s g 4o2 90 20 AS is M n,r aoo .iGS" %"
Saturday. hight SUNDAYS. ii 30 4. NJ. 90 80 90
$50 Go H. NJ; IL 20 a.Ins 90 30
s fi CO. CsA: c SosFrpts 80 Snfr" IT, G ifs
"'sE, rot.yille Mt 100. As $40 A. NJ. 100. 80
90 $50 r NJ l: rs night except Saturday night sun
day. :s6 A. ~ co. 80 "o r. ~ !. ~ i, n,ra!
sfS a '" M 60 80 80 r.. NJ i! IS night except
saturday night Sundays 10 A. NJ. 100 +. NJ. IL lj
EoT Tas.on bethlehem AllentSxn. Mauch Chunk g.
to Xilnto~n i. NJ Sundays. $50. 7i5 A. NJ. / 100.
wEe'nsrsi rt't'G 20 and Scranton s'S A. NJ
;, ?r High Trids9 90 m5'pee 100 s'o A. NJ 90. 80
So ioG o;is. 80 r NJ sundays. Zoo
Far Atlantic Highlands $50 s15. II 80 A. NJ 80
$50 3S. SIS T. NJ. Sundays. 900 A. NJ. 400
T. i fa F,c,hot. $50 sl5. II 80 a. NJ. 80 30
For Red Long .ranch and points south to e Point
6IS p NJ snndavs excent Ocean Grove and Asbury
Pork. 100 A. NJ. 400 p. NJ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-30
Jce Cream

Jce Cream
IT okTON'S ICE,CREAM IS THE OLD standard -
liable Always pure rcn ana M, In e
rr,ch and American all favors try II; you WIFI IKE
and viii ne other. Depcts: 300 shave o9o ON
ave l2le 9th.ave and AZ West loJth-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-30
Drn Goods.

a. E. JAMMES.
Constantly arriving thu lae-t productions VI Paris
level cr- Tniur" and wonderful assortment OF lians
ttckun> Tar.,dn- Srarfpins brooches. Harins. Bcts
Chat"iai:."- Bracelets N'rkiar"s, ut wonderfully ld"
SPECIAL SALE or SWISS WATCHES.
NICKEL Watches s.crrd hand-, perfect tu,n""pers
worth ~ 90 r,.duced ~ Sterling Silver Witches.
warranted, %? ew.l'rr co. Soltl iiOM Watches.
-, ,,l.d .sew 80: rrducrd " $50 ThouSand,
oti.'r bargains.
GREAT SPECIAL GLOVE SALE. 80
4.button ,,a,ts d. de- sn.c,dd quality. worth s1c
~,r pr:'" i"r' Ezra quality Dossain, worth -
,iu,,T 20 - Royal PSirlt'. host lmpOrial
3,c. par Grnun" EeYmrr s.IMor NJ sqneiaire~ > NJ
worth :. - tr!,. IaSa - (orst> 9jc To so,
ar All par linen hard eni roli"rrd initial Ilandtrr,
hit zoe. w,rh ~. P.nuincrJ. iIsb~taahery. Uc
Broadway and l3 West 3rhsi.