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Evening journal., 1892-11-04
MARRlEn an sr. RAuL.s.
Joseph r. Mccaferty and Miss Maggie
G. Erner United Yesterday Afternoon.

Joseph r. NIcCaferty and Miss Maggie
G. Erner United Yesterday Afternoon.
A pretty church wedding was per.
formed at St Paul's r. C. church yester-
day afternoon by Rev o. s. Faion.
The contracting parties were Joseph =.
McCafierty and Miss Maggie c. Erner.
The best man was Frank j. NcNulty. and
Miss Mollie Erner the bridesmaid The
bride was dressed in white silk. trimmed
with ola p0lnt lare made eu train. She
carried bride roses.
The bridesmaid was altirel m blue
india SILK and carried clry-an-hcnums
Professor John Bernhardf PLAYED Loien-
grin and Menie -sohn wedding marches
iu good style Arlhn Jennings aud
Mark Shaw were the ushers After he
ceremony tho guests par0o- ofa wed-
ding supper at tine home of the bride 5
parents, pos Van Buren street. Mr. and
Mrs. McCafferty received in the decor
sted parlors from S until II o'clock 4
feature of the event was the gift room
wherein were placed beautiful tokens of
affection from many friends ana neigh
blrs The bride and groom viii reside
al 20 Van Buren street
Among those present were. Mr.. and
WIS AAAA Al lNNA NNAAlN0 AaaaAHLa LAMMNu
Erner. Harry Erner Miss Katie Erner
T. Erner, Robert McCafferty Miss Sadie
McCafierty, Miss McCaffertv. Miss
Mamie MeCaiIerty, Miss Annie Nc
Cafferty, James McCaffertv. William
McCaiierty, Frank McCaferty. Mr.. sand
Mrs. James Finn. Charles McAteer.
Thomas Walsh. John J. Walsh Mark
Shaw, Thomas Monaghan. William Nc
Nulty, Thomas A. Shannon. John Men
ton, James H. Dunn Patrick Walsh,
Arthur Jennings, Mr. and Mrs. John
Holland and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Dougherty, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Stuart and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Mealey, Miss Mamie Plunkett. Miss
Gertie Plunkett. George Mckay and
wife, Mr.. and Mrs John Roach, Mr. and
Mrs. P. McGinniss. Mr. and Mrs Gerald
D0ugherty, Mr. and Mrs N. Maloney.
NJ. J. Kelly, Miss Mary Erner. Misses
Mamie, Annie Julia and Katie Erner.
Miss Margaret Farley, Miss Rose Far
ley, Frank Connor, William Connor.
Miss Maggie Connor, Peter Taggart,
Miss Maggie Taggart. John Cory. James
Farley. Miss Annie MsNulty. Miss Mamie
Noon, Miss Katie Mahoney Mr.. and
Mrs. John g. Doyle, Miss Mamie Doyle.
Miss Katie Doyle. George w. Nealey.
Miss Magic Cahil, James Noon, Mis-.
Katie Wood, Miss Tillie Currens
Miss Anna johnson, William Dav
idson. Thomas Monag han and NJ
F. Connolly Of this city. Edwarc
Allen and family, Dr. and Mrs Johr
v. Allen. Miss Mamie Cleary. Mr.. auJ
Mrs James Clabby, William and Edward
Wingert Of Frankford Miss Annil
Loughlin, Miss Annie Nolan. Miss Ann,
Filmyhr and Miss Jennie Cr0nin Of Phila
delphia, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Nolan
Mr. and Mrs James Erner. Miss Mar,
Kelly and Miss Ellen Erner Of Chester
aud many others.
Evening journal., 1892-11-04
shoRT COUNCIL SESSION.
Routine Work Transacted by the City
Leglslators-Tinaneial Reports.

Routine Work Transacted by the City
Legislators-Finanoial Reports.
City Council held a short session last
evening Routine business was trans
acted An ordinance authorizing pay
ment of the semi annual appropriation
OF Liberty Fire Company was read twice
and referred The ordinance amending
the ordinance concerning frame buildings
was returned approved by the mayor and
declared a law
The city treasurer reported the balance
in Union National bank 20 current ex-
penses 10 be SfS.5.3.24; ia each Of the
four depository banks. S2l 230 90 Re-
ceived of City Auditor H. II Bilany, $40.
Daniel Dohl. building Inspector. S229
S $ Adams. Jr., clerk of Municipal
Court. SIG. Parry Palmer, chief engi-
ueer, S95.35; Eugene NJ savers. co-
lector SlO3. Edmund Mitchell. Dr.. cul-
lector $3.50
Building Inspector Dohl reported hav-
ing issued sixty eight permits for build
iugs valued at Sl2l gs6. 30 during Oct0-
ber Coal Oil Inspector Duruey reported
having inspected a, 900 gallons Of oil
during October
The miscellaneous pay roll of s. 600 81,
the police payroll of S510036 and the
payroll Of members of Council amount
ing 10 S20l36 were ordered paid.
Minor business was also transacted.
Evening journal., 1892-11-04
DIED.

EATON-At Ocean Grove. y. j., on Novem-
bel =. sarah F.. widow OF she late O-good
Eaton OF Boston and mother OF Mrs. James
ton.
LODGE.-At Silver side. on the r. & %. rail-
road. Isaac n. Lodge, aged s. years.
NCSORLEN.-O November .. 1879. John
McSoriey. aged % years, az his late reside nee,
.l.& Market street.
Funeral private.
NILNER.-Ou November2. sadie O.. Miner,
widow of the latc Thomas Miner.
MURpHY.-sn Braudywine hundred on the
dlst instant. james Murphy. aged lc years
RlBiNSON.-M Philadelphia. on October
81 Mary p Robinson. sister of Gcorg. III. and
John Robinson, in her doih year.
TALT.E1.-On the 81 instant. Emma w
wife OF John ". Ialley, ia the Sl year Of her
age.
VERNON. suddenly. on the 3lsi ulto-
Harry e. Vernon. age - years, son Of William
g.. and Kate Vernon.
Evening journal., 1892-11-04
AMUSENENTS.
Crowded House Greets the Rentz-sant-
ley Company.

Crowded House Greets the kentz->ant-
ley Company.
The Academy Of Music was packed from
top TO bottom last night. The famous
Rentz Santley Novelty and Burlesque
company presenting the new spectacular
burlesQue America, or the Discovery Of
Columbus, was the attraction. The cos
TUNES and scenery were beautiful, the
music new aud pleasing and the young
women handsome and shapely. Omene,
the danseuse. was the main attraction.
and her dancing was original. refined
aud graceful. Miss Florence Miller as
christopher Columbu-. Miss Carrie
Wentworth. as Chicago. his lieutenant,
Miss Mabel Narbis. as Princess CASTLE
Soap. a Spanish beauty, with both eyes
on Columbus Harry LeClair as IL
Sneeze, the princess's female attendant,
Harry Lester, as an Irish marine, Charles
Pusey. as an awkward Teuton, and
Charles Phillips. as a darkey sailor and
a cannibalistic king, had the prominent
parts and interpreted them satisfactorily
Miss Narbis's especially good singing
received several encores. All Of Harry
LeClair's songs were hits. Mile Leoville
is a clever slight Of hand performer The
marches OF the English Grenadiers and
Amazons were effectively rendered. The
tantalizing widows In their song and
dance were obliged TO respond 10 several
encores. The company is far above the
average.
America will be seen at the Academy
/ again tonight, at the matinee tomorrow
and tomorrow night
Evening journal., 1892-11-04
The Mutual Guarantee
BUILDING AND Loan
ASSOCIATION.
WILuINGTON BRANCH BOARD.
General Ofice. M. SEQ Wallrf street..
Philadelphia.

OFrICrRs- President. e. rs. Sen ol' vice.
urcsiituf George 81. Mccall. 7erreflrl. u. j..
Coorer, treasurer, o. D.. hlmtlI0 -lictcr.
Wnisrd salisbury ir.. directors. ~ r.. Benz
son. feorse iii 4. y ...... st.a.l, r. ~ g.
Ur. smifh Cooper, 4 IrImn'a NHeIet- iIr. a.
81 Fieiish and Ir Peter Cooper.
~f.res cn-f "a ern frsr uIolfl ard f"rrr-
Alters GEMS rtr month"; wafutIre II auurf
SIS = IU IIllll OBJ seven. ItIIa lN .IIA
frhse taking sem slarts or more CAN Ntrt
az. .i1turifF value EuaraufHNI ana $3.50. id
cesf lr mprfsaEc cancelled at afal. l.lllorf
evfr. cost
All money loaned 90 wemuer- or fret
,,,r'r gage nu improved rCnI estates
llruher. not compelled fo borrow.
ny land liiie and LIusl lrurrnF. FtII1-
aalr ID. having reii-ur crlr.lr - .ottII
Ir+- IS trustee. r--a-ftr lu. I-Nr
f--,far1 ieEce fIfll G. Ard tfIl- aIi ~ tte
rr,-sagcF. us grarl-foc- absolute security
~ fulls.
obcr series now being issucl CaIlarf
a. Tuesday cVeIlnr-. = ro .L
o-s y. j. COOPER. Sccret1rT.
r,fcc Ia Harar1 Annex.
Evening journal., 1892-11-04

New goods and new Gus
TONERS. Yes. ever day we're
receiving New Goods-the
newest and best of Worsted
Suits made from Riverside
Wooden Co.'S cloth are coming
every day. We have them made
up in the very best manner
for SIS.
Over 500 Suits for Men
Just arrived from $40 up.
Wish you could see our
Overcoat Room.
We use one whole floor to
provide you with Overcoats,
and what perfect Overcoatsl
Better than any other stock
we know of. The shapes and
cloths are exclusive, the
qualities are higher, the price,
| are not a burden TO YOU
pocket and an Overcoat her,
is perfect, even if you dom
pay much. Can that be tn,
reason we sell so many o.
them?
More than eighty styles o
Mems Overcoats at $40 anC
! SI2, Kerseys, Meltons
/ Beavers, Chinchillas, Storm
Coats, Cheviots, Cape Coat.
/ and others.
Hundreds of other styles a.
low as S. and up to SIS.
Storm Coats, Cape Coat.
and Refers for Men, Boy.
and Children.
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rren.r-flre seamen prowned.

CHICAGO. Nov. 4--The gales on the lakes
during the past five days have resulted in
the loss Of dozen vessels and no less than
twenty-five seameu have been drowned.
The money loss will reach $4,000.
Evening journal., 1892-11-04
REWARn.

The Democratic Executive committee Of
New Castle county uil pay tla lllioN.rT RE-
ward. io anf person furnishing Information
% any g.. ile members ut said l0wU'ifre
which VIII lead ofae iritrf.Hl and c1ntic-
tuu OF negroes Illegally ulu lrfUlul0utlr
registering or voting nt this election.
fur inlufuuNnn lending 90 I.o NHfHc-
ton cnn conviction nj fNl uI-l lU.rn
go rflls'Nlifg nr voting. tI.rNI
For information leading fn such second
tetfcN1n and cuuf.liInn... ........ riiu
For flN fl'ri..... .... M Hu
tnr fhe fourth ......... ..... -tNu
Tor each subsequent one ....-. 1000
ruCN Information nIN De received IU cone
hdencc d aur member ll iae committee and
arrests made aud qaH-.aurinr. cHnaNr
without dis losing ile uauU nI lnr Ion
giving n0. iuINrlHfI Hn T. ir.IrfN.
ln Hn.f flt rerann lIt.nE -ura irI0ruN Nf'0.
1cl 'apan.enf vote. Itr dH. w Hr
fnia ih ul la-. hH NIe
flr rli' O.. Wilmington Hru tN
NrUu-. An. iI0 same TUf"HuI. HfN NN r.
Hsr utuIn.IIDn which aFIl.
NN. .NN lIiHN Mt nN. NINUN .It
HHNa ur s.Hf nous
PASSION Nr fNfIu-
f nrder oI Lnr Committee
NuffItu tUfl.Hr raf. an..
ions D. cklrtHtN. stenfsl0
Iun committee Is NfIrr'1.Al. fN IuI 1.N
fn ihe nrffrlcls -. uenlH.
Evening journal., 1892-11-04
pEGIsTER's ORDER.
RFGIsTFR,s nFrIcF-

New Castle County, October %, l.a2
Upon the application Of Clayton G.. Collins
Administrator Of Edward =. Collins. late OF
Wilmington hundred. in said county. de-
ceased, 10 g ordered and directed hy the Reg
lster that the Auministrator aforesaid give
notice of granting of Letters Of Adminisira-
uQn upon the estate Of the deceased. .
with the date uf granting thereof,
ul causing advertisements 20 be posted
within forty days from the date Of
such letters ir six 0f the most public places 0f
the county oi New Castle. requiring an per-
sons having demands against the estate TO
present the same. or abide by an Act 81 AS
sembly in such case made and provided. and
also cause The same 90 o. inserted within the
same periud in the Evening Journal. "a news
paper published IN Wilmington, Del. and
10 be continued therein thrte cells. q. @. %.
- Given under the hand OVID Seal
of Office Of the fel. .lrr lfnTes iIi
T. = ai Wilmington In Sew Castle
county aluresail. r.n nag ana
year above written.
J. WILKINS ttiQlf. ecg'st1r.
NOTICE
Notice b hereby given tlaf letters az af-
ministratlnn were IN due form ni lar rlai rteif
unto the undersigned, un tfc Irrar. -lrr.rfil
dag oi October. a. ID. ls1 ana fhat an fer-
sons having claims against The estate
Of the deceased must present rh1 same l.r, ,r
artesleu 20 tle said Aduilis trafcr.unlr before
the ,Iwen1T-iourth day Of Oct1txr. ,sg3. o-
abide the Aci Of Assembly in s-ch case made
CLAYTON c. COLLINS.
Address, Wilmington, Del
Evening journal., 1892-11-04
!, rhinf In. a neieciire.

NEW YORK. Nov. 4-Central Office De
tective John J. Carey was shot dead by ID.
I.anchar,l, a thief whom the detective had
a., ,.stufrfls-
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m. s,c,mer T.acl,avanna n sac.

GrFEN BAY. Wis. Nov 4.-The steam
er I.eckaYanns. supposed 90 have been
wrecked near south Manitou island. Lake
Michigan, is safe.
Evening journal., 1892-11-04
ronr 1Tur,rrrers 40 Unnr.

LOUISVILLE. Nov. A-Dennis Mccarthy,
Grant Thomas, Nelson Lewis and Stephen
Hne will be hanged in the jail yard on
ilee. 9.
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: snlratIon Armr seandaI.

Geneva. Nov. Miss Catherine Booth
and Mr.. Cnbborn. Of the salvation Army,
were arrested together here today. Both
win be expelled from the army.
Evening journal., 1892-11-04

SHELLA DY.-At their residenc,
70. lf2- West Fourth street. on Wednesday
ort g. White and Elizabeth s shellady. bot
OF this city.
Evening journal., 1892-11-04

nervous. IRRITABLE and dc-pOndeut you arc
restless aud NOS able fo sleep, you have cliils
with huf nushe.. the eyes and the skin lake 90
yellow fiuge. thc heart heats in au irreguinf
tiun.y your hands aud feet Eei cold and clainns f;
sou Eef tired ont easily aud have Nu "all
gone" feeling. and sou have iusf az energy,
stnndingly. and nn matter how long you have
suffered. or whom or what sou have tried, De
viii f.rlra WON.
Evening journal., 1892-11-04
Clearing House.
pbiIadeInhIa ClearIpcs,

The exchanges Of the Wilmington hanks al
the clearing house today were; Clearings
SIS. .>fisi; Balances. $50 tii.@l.
Evening journal., 1892-11-04
NnrIcEa

NOTICE. THE MEMBERS OF sr
~ Mary 's q. a. h society arc requested 10
meet 90 their pariors If East sixth street
SATURDAY morning 90 $50 to attend the flr-
cfll ~ our AVE mrmlcr. John Nc-Uficr.
MM j. MCMAHON, Firance Secretary.
NoIlCE.-MY WIFE TILLIE Johnson
~ having lefi mY Bad and hoarl J win rot
nh responsible lnI auF debt contracted nV
ner. CHARLES @. Johnson.
NEW CASTLE COUNTY. ss STATE or
- Delaware, io the sheriff ol Sew Castle
Co, Greeting.
We command you Tibet SOU sumo
mon a.. AuIfmau tul Company. l
corporation Of tno State OF Ohio.
infc fuur county corporation.
lartr sn That it hcand appear before Gle
Judges oI our superior Court. at
- Wilmington. ou Monday. fLe
fWerfy-eIrhfl DOS ut November.
uDEf. fn answer Hl0Tla W. -Earls
oi plea Cf frcsIa un flU cl-f.
And lafe son then therU mis- MrIE lfif-
ness Che llouoralle Joseph u. Comcsfs
ESQUIRE. on Wilmington. IIr fIrsl nIY nt
ortobrr il fle Yenr of our lord one iUullnnd
eight hundred and uInU-iW0.
issued October 30 lt
PETER A. HNNIT. Fr1fh0ncfnrv.
Evening journal., 1892-11-04
rrrrNsr ,pnrrr,rrnrs


NOTICE.. ANDREW H. MGALLAGHER.
- the tenant and occupant OF the house
situated on Delaware street. between Front
and Market streets, New Castle, in School
District No. A2. New Castle hundred. .
county OF New Castle and State OF
Delaware, in compliance with the re-
quiromentsn nf the acts of the General Assembly
in such case made and provided. do hereby
give notice that shall apply in writing 90 the
court Qf General Sessions ~ the Peace and
Jail delivery Qt the state of Delaware, in and
Tor NeW Castle county. on Monday. the 2Isf
day Ot November. lsE. being the next term Of
said court, for q licen-e for said house, as an
inn OF tavern. for the sale therein Of intoNica-
ting liquors In less quantities than one quart.
20 ne drunk on the premises, and the following
respectable citizens Of said district. az least
six of whom are substantial free holders
Of said district, recommend the said appiica-
fior. viz.
William =. smith Patrick McGrory.
Alexander Mc6ue Charles Gray
John NJ. Nallette William ". simpson
=. J.. Chase John l. Boyle
". ri. Truss samuel L Truss
ID. huulden John i. Campbell
eolore hanf =. II. Lstick
John Kelly.
ANDREW NJ. GALLAGHER.
Evening journal., 1892-11-04
Grc.tRellnrtinns

Made 20 churches. benevolent institutions.
beneficial associations ami sociefies ir gem
eraL Grand Uniln lsl Co. CO King street.
Evening journal., 1892-11-04
Length Of Today.
The weather.

by telegraph % The ETening JournaLl
WAsHINGroE. Nov. a.-Weather forecast
till p. m Saturday. For Eastern Penn
sylvania. Showers. clearing Saturday after
noon; " inds becoming northwest. For Della
ware and Maryland: showers; clearing
Saturday afternoon, west winds.
Evening journal., 1892-11-04
MARRIED.

The PHILADELPHIA clearings were as follows
Clearings, sl3,0s9.s73; balances. l.ssl.5ls.
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NoTrrr

Notice IS hereby given that letters Of admin
istration were in due form OF law granted
unto the undersigned, on the 2jih day Of
October. A. ID. . lsZ, and that an persons hnv-
ing claims against the estate Of thc deceased
must present the same, duly attestet. 20 the
said Administrator, on OF before tie 1ifh -inv
of October. lsg3. or abide the act Of assembly
in such case made and provided.
CHARLES B. LORE.
Administrator.
f-Address. Wilmington. Del
Evening journal., 1892-11-04
n. !. Clothing House.
Meetings For This Evening.
wihaariou. Iasi. >os,no. B, lsa.

Brandy. inc Ipir. nfH.
nrafmtNiu.. Castle. h. it. 3.
Camp O. I'. U. =. oI a.
Columbia l.oige. B. %. o.. b.
Delaware Tribe. TO. l. M-
Excelsior Lodre X. uf J.
Fairfax lodge. 4. %. %. r.
Friendship Concllye, s. W. NJ.
Humboldt Castle. x. a.. =.
Iourncymcn Stone Masons' Association.
John A.. Logan Camp. :. Of v.
Laurel Council. 4. A.. of A.
star of Bethlehem. A. %. J..
81. Johns Chapter. T.. A. NJ.
Temple Council, J.. OF r. G.
Undertaken Association.
Washington Council. %. L. A. NJ.
wilmington Castle. Il. q. p.
Wilmington typographical Union.
Evening journal., 1892-11-04

Nrw YORK HERALD FoRECAsrs.-A
slight depression now everything Ontario viii
drift castwardly and De followed by small
"cuid wave iu the lake region.
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REGISTERS oRDFR.
DEGIsTER's ORDER.
DTGTeTFU's OFFTCF-

Tfuon che nunIfraffon "a Cflirrle- p ore m o.
miulstrafor of John q. Gnrwood. late OF Viii
mington hundred. in said county. deceased. %
s. ordered and directed hy the Register that
granting Of letters OF administration upon the
estate of The deceased, with the date of grant
ing thereof, by causing advertisements 90 be
such letters in six Of the most public places Of
the county OF New Castle, requiring an per-
sons having demands against the estate 90
bly, in such case made and provided; and also
cause the same % be inserted within the same
period In The kvEEING Journal newspaper
published in Wilmington. Del, and 90 be con-
unued therein three weeks, le. @. d.
Evening journal., 1892-11-04
For sIs5

Mems Patrol Hook Lace al Babcock's. q
Market street, above Second.
Evening journal., 1892-11-04

orange ana NARY oAuEl- LOPEZ.
ter uf the Duke OF York. later james II OF
England
l75i-James Montgomery, The emotional Scotch
poet, born; died 1854.
l7e0-Carlos Antonio Lopez, benevolent dcs-
pot" who opened Paraguay 90 foreign
trade, born at Asuncion; died there la2.
islG-siephcn johnson Field. associate justice
Of tle United States supreme court, born
On Haddam. Conn.
ls25-Tho lrst cauaiboat through the Erie
canal arrived at New York city, and a
great festival was held.
lsG9-George Peabody. philanfhropist. died in
London: born in Massachusetts, l7ai
ls15-The steamer Pacific foundefed. and eol
lives were lost.
ksQo-Ile congressional elections resulted in
the most surprising and extensive political
revolution ~ American history. gising the
Democrats and Alliance men l.Ju.uu0 ula-
5oriig over tle Republicans.
i4l-Ihe Sew lurf rreshyfery acquitted Tie
Rev Ilr. Charles briggs of hcros1.
Evening journal., 1892-11-04

Cummings fthe photographer, .se Market
street.
Evening journal., 1892-11-04

Strictly one price and If dis
satisfied with your purchase
we win return your money.
Evening journal., 1892-11-04
CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK.
LIABILITIES
A RTIsANs' sAYNGs hANK-
no. sc llARKET STREET.

A RTlsANs' SAVINGS hADE.
no 5g MARKET STREET.
Wilmington, Do.aware
Open daily from O'Clock a. 10. unffi & p. H..
and on Tuesdays and Saturdays from io
p. IN.
ASSETS s921. 785. 81
DEPOSITS, el6.6eLsi
SURPLUS. Siof, s5f.0s
INTEREST ALLOWED on deposits cl
money ior one OF more calender months at
the rate OF per cent. per anuuui.
Money loaned on Mortgage nu Real Ls'tfo.
GEORGE W. BUSH PussIient
c. WESLEY WtLDlA, A4l- PRESIDENT
TAYLOR, eccrefarl .a. treasurer.
JOSEPH II. MAIAEl. Auditor.
May isi. 1892.
Evening journal., 1892-11-04
Important to Out-of-Town Patients.
This Date in History-N Nov. 4.

If92-Columius stiil among
small islands near the Ba-
hama bank. hut favored
with fair weather and
wind. and more confident
than ever Of finding much
gold and the territory Of
The great khan.
lcs7-Marriage o. William Of
0rrrr-a and gfrrv. 1arrir.
Evening journal., 1892-11-04
A LADY wEo WAS CURED.

The following testimony Is from Miss Mary
Anderson. Berlin. Nd. who says "for
many Years was greatly afflicted with ncu-
ralria in my head. ] was treated ny some of
the best doctors. but an failed 20 make cure.
and the only relief ! got from the intense
prescribed morphine. saying that py 20 other
means in their power could they relieve my
sufieriugs. / became addicted 90 the use %
the drug. which WAS gradually getting me
more and more in it, power. when was
fortunately induced hy a friend. who was
Try his vegetable remedies From lnnl time
90 the present 1 have not taken particle OF
morphine or opium Ia any of its forms. save
once. Aciiher have had a recurrence OF the
severe neuralgia pains ln my head. MY
friends an say I am looking very much
better. and ] really do not feel like the same
person"
Important to Out-of-Town Patients.
Sufferers residing az a distance may consult
him with the sure Of benefit. He has had
remarkable success in curing cases simply
hy writing him a full history of their disease,
together with the principal symptoms. The
doctor has many testimonials ot cures trqm
patients living long way on, but reiralns
from publishing them because OF the
prevailing notion that such cases are not
genuine.
Dr. Marst0n makes no charge for oonsulta-
tion. either personally or by letter. once
No. l3i South Ninth street, opposite Walnut
Street Theatre. Philadelphia. Hours 90 4
and TO B. sundays. 9 90 ll @. m.
n B.--ur. Marston's celebrated Anti-Con-
sumption Remedy. "hamhin,n for the profen'
fion and cure OF consumption, can be OBJ
fained az his Office or at the drug store Of y
B. Danforfh. Second and Market streets, tins
city. Price 81 per bottle.
Evening journal., 1892-11-04
Symptoms Of Nervous Disease.
No Disease More Distressing Than This
Terrible Complaint.
THlsIs AoW YoU FEEL.

You suffer from aches
and uaiis aud % dozen
different troubles. and
ru fnn'f iInW bow fu
aoO1lnf Ior fNrm Aun
IHIr from iniu- ln iIle
bead lIN nlU N.f.l
Nul fcar 500 WIli fnIi.
ii-ffH -o- yu-
Sometime SOU hIcai
with gn- sou are
l.lDt wIlh UHifr-
na-- ur rrpeuInr o.
bow eis fau are nu- O.
with Hau-eHi luu afN
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PROFESSIONAL

STENoGRAEHER AND TYpEWRIIER.
- JENNIE J.. AfACKEF
Room 90, Frnifafie pnildinr
UNPEWRlTING DESIRED no DO ATT
II leisure hours during Che day. Expert
operator Terms moderate. H. A. LYON
WILLlAM r. sMALLEY. ATrORNEY-
- at-4W, removed 81 Offices So. -ON. EQri-
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- Of office of the Register Aforesaid
az Wilmington. in New Castl,
1 I. $. county aforesaid. the day anl
year above written.
- J. WILKINS COOCH, Register.
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Fall Attractions |
silk Hats Stiff
.HatS FIexibI8HatS.
.P0nular Prices.
RUNE ORD BROS.
4O4 MAJ sIT STREET.
personal

PERSONAL
II THIS GENTLEMAN WHO roR-
II rowcd Sef 0f Harness from ihn HafeI
Keeper oi ~ Ne0rees VIA return 10 tt tla
owner they wil confer favor unon lin.
NJ AhkltD LADIEs.-sEHD DO CENTS
VI Tor "iufallihie saferuar.f1 If.r rra.iirina.
~ ny gee 1t ii9ni just Whatyou want LADIES'
hAIAh. Kansas City. NO.
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MOONS PHASES.

G&ES5H G&E8Sd5a 4 is.42 s.S, GNEssoSs l9 g. salo S.
{ qTaHE1a- Third II s'92 @ , BaEgs4stsr aE1Hst 27 ss:ss
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FOR SALE.

a modern dwelling ia "A frsi-class location.
uo west Tenth street. = ght rooms and bath
ront porch and c0nvenis nces. Canfa bon,,i,,
very cheap within ten & ays. Appiy 10
JOHN MULvENA,
gi5 Market street.
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ID lIeihod of CountIng.

The chairman shall first examine and
call of the ballot. and the poll clerks
will tally the same. The chairman will
then pass it 20 the minority inspector
who viii examine and pass TO a United
States supervisor and De TO his colleague
who shall after taking the vote for Con-
gressInsn, pass il 90 the third inspector
vino has charge of the second box who
viii deposit the ballot in said second box.
JAMES s. DOBB.
CHARLES f. TuOMAs.
THOMAS G. DOUD
October IS. 1892