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Evening journal., 1892-04-26
cIncAeo,s PLEA FoR AIp.
Her Boemers Aroing for World
Fair Appropriation.


WAsHwcrpN, April 2G.--The Worlds Fair
committee of the house heard further argu.
ments in support of the proposition for an
appropriation in aid Of the fair. Mr.. Gage
reviewed the work OF the exposition, telling
the difficulties which had been encountered
aud overcome and showing how Chicago
had discharged the obligations placed upon
her. The responsibility for making the
fair success, he says, now rests upon
congress. He insisted that it was the daty
OF congress 70 make an appropriation.
Edwin Walker spoke ON the legal aspects
Of the case, and gave the precedent estab.
lished by the government 81 giving a-s.ss-
ance 10 Philadelphia Centenn.al This ho
said was legsf and could be followed in
this case
Mr. Little, a member of the committee,
asked about the responsibility for enlaugine
the scope Of the exposition. Mr.. Walker
replied that had the commission done less
II would have been subject to criticism.
The enlargement, he said, was essential
Mr.. Walker claimed that II the government
failed 90 appropriate money for the fair IL
would by its refusal bring discredit upon
itself
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FOX TELLS HIS STORY.

lie Declares That BorrOwe Agreed &c
the Publication.
LONDON, April G.-In the letter that he
wrote Just before the duel, Edward Fo1
says that he only yielded 70 Colonel Ochil
trees request 20 act as second in the Bor.
rowe-Drayton affair upon condition that he
was to have all the news there was in the
duel
He adds: "'rhe day that Mr. Borrowe left
for America ] talked with him as 10 the pub.
hcation Of the letters, and he said: Use
your own Judgment, and if you find that
the newspapers are getting the story in any
garbled form print the entire correspond
ence, leaving out that portion Of Aureller
Scholl's opinion that refers TO a lady"
Evening journal., 1892-04-26
New YorL,s Celebrntlon.

NEW YORK, April s6-Mayor Grant, in
carrying out the provisions Of the bill ap
propriating $4,000 toward defraying the
expenses OF the celebration of the 4OOth an
niversary o. the discovery Of America
which takes place in this city on Oct ~
has appointed a committee OF 100, to which
the arrangements Of the day win be in
trusted Among the committee are Perry
Belmont, Calvin 3. Brioe, Charles A. Dana
Augustin DAILY, Elhridge r. Gerry, Georg,
J. Gould, Ex-Governor George Hoadley
John Il. Inman, Giovanni p Morosini, ]
PierTepont Morgan, A. NJ Palmer, Adju
tant General Josiah Porter, General Horac,
X. Porter, John ID. Rockefeller, Whitelav
Reid, William Steinway and Lispenart
Stewart
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PLAIN TALK.
PLAIN TALK FROM PLAIN
PEOPLE TO PLAIN
PEOPLE.

That's the tenor Of our eonversation
with you today.
We are fully convinced 0; the fact that
eur efforts TO crafty the most saDguine
desire Of tbs SHOE BUYERS OF our vi
cinity are fully sppreeisted-we feel this
convincing conviction through the liberal
response We receive.
We not only ask 'or your trade, but
we want your confidence as we'll.
Weare restless-we sdnitit
But our rsstlessness smscks Of that
ambitious nature from whence emanstes
only advantSgss-sueh as will charsc-
tersizs our deslings-End make you one
amongst our eategoryof buyers
We want your trade-sna we'll hsve it
II honest business methods and good
values count for sught
Are you on the direstury Of our Gus
tOnersf
II YOU are nOt-you undoubtedly
should be.
single trial will show you the ad-
Vantages--s greater vsriety-the very
latest stSles-the lowest prices In
these three advantages rests our strong
hold.
J. A. FULD, former manager HAM
BURGERS SHOE BOUsE.
Exclusive Depot for Shoes fOr Tender
Feet and Fuld's &aOO Black Bottom
Shoes
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saved bv DarInr swimmers.

WooNsoCKET, Conn, April 2C.-Th'
wooden pin-truss bridge across the Black
stone river az ST. Pauls street, over half
century old, was destroyed by an incendiary
fire. The flames extended 70 the four story
tenement block, owned by Peter Maloney
which contained nearly thirty persons
Many lives would have been lost had mo-
Frank and Christopher Powell swan th'
river and aroused the inmates
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The Tr,., .f pea-ou.

PARIS, April 81. The trial of Mr.. Edward
Parker Deacon for killing NJ. Abeille whom
he found in bis wife's room at the Hote
Splendide in Cannes, win begin May 90 II
is said that H. Clemenoeau win appear in
behalf OF the Abeille family. 1t is believed
that Mrs Deacon will be absent, and that
medical certificate Of her inability to b,
present viii be produced II necessary.
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No Removal Of the Remains.

WAsHINGroN, April ~. The movement
TO transfer the body OF General Grant from
New York 10 the Nationpl cemetery at Ar
lington has substantially come 70 an end
Senator handeraon, OF Nebraska, expressed
himself as ready TO take the matter up after
the death Of Senator Plumb, who intro
duced the resolution, and there was a strong
disposition among the committee on mill.
tary affairs TO pass it again through the
sennte and send IL 10 the house. But II was
found that the Grant family preferred t.
have the body Of the great soldier remaiI
where IL Is than have a contest in congress
over its removal
This fact, taken In connection with tho
renewed activity OF the managers OF the
monument fund, decided the senate com
mittee to drop the resolution and leave the
body of General Grant In Riverside park
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FASHION %

TROUSERS THAT ARE poems OF
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Downs, 400. 600 suit.

BosroN, April aB.-rhe suit Of the Rev
W W Downs vs. Joseph Story, George r
Stack and others 10 recover $50, COO damage,
for defamation OF character aud for being
forced from the pulpit Of the Bowdoin
square church, was brought TO trial in the
superior court Mr.. Downs stated that Alice
Nepton had denied in writing TO his lawyer
that he Downs had ever had any improper
relations with her.
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nn.ehaII in penn.rIranla.

HARRISBURG, April 20. - Pittsburg VIII b,
admitted as a member Of the Pennsylvanis
State league this afternoon, at the leagut
meeting here. Il is certain that Pittsburg
Altoona, Harrisburg Lebanon, York, Road
ing and Norristown viii b. members, ano
il is probable that twelve club league vii
be formed by the additional admission o.
Williaufsport, scranton, Wilkesbarre. Allen
town and Tyrone.
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A Tivsl, Dav AZ the neformatory.

HUNTINGDON, Pa, April 26.-Another re
volt occurred at the reformatory. A moni
tor in the brush factory was attacked b,
two desperate prisoners and badly beaten
The latter were overcome before the attacl
assumed a serious nature. Two inmates rs
capped through one Of the driving gates b,
throwing dirt in the keepers eyes. They
were afterward captured
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GENERAL GRANTS TOMB
The President to Lay the
Corner Stone Wednesday.
THE REMOVAL QUESTION SETTLED

It D. Said That the Legislators who
Were Working Hard to Have the He.
ro's Remains Taken to Washington
Have Abandoned Their Movement.
NEW YORK. April 26.-Thc exercises Mt.
tending the laying Of tho corner stone OF
the monument 20 be erected 10 the memory
Of General Grant, at Riverside park will
occur on Wednesday, The day win bo q
notable one. President Harrison and several
members OF his cabinet viii be present The
president, who will oficiate At the exercises.
win be escorted 60 Riverside park by Troop
A, United States artillery
The United States monitor Miantonomah
viii ie in the Hudson river, Off Riverside
park and will fire a salute OF twenty-one
guns. Her commander, Captain Sicard,
will land q company of marines to act az o
guard 10 the president IL Is expected that
fully 300, 600 persons will be present az the
exercises.
platform has been built TO accommo.
date the presidential party and invited
guests, including the .. 400 committeeman.
On the plateau below tho tomb viii be
placed benches for 5000 members os the
Grand Army and 800 members OF the Loyal
Legion
The president and his party viii be es
corted from the Fifth Avcnue hotel to the
tomb by Troop A. The route win be up Fifth
avenue 10 Fifty-seventh street, through
Fifty-seveutb street to Broadway, up Broad
way and the Boulevard 10 Seventy second
street, through Seventy y-second street tc
Riverside drive and thence along RiverEdt
drive 10 the tomb, where the president win
be saluted by the United States troops
President Harrison, Secretary Rusk, Sec
retary Foster, Postmaster General Wana
maker and Private Secretary Halford win
arrive from Washington with their families
early this evening by a special train
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c.o,a.,. Dlmin,.hlnr Recelps..

OTTAWA, April 26.-The receipts for th,
dominion for twelve months ended April 4
last were si6, 42S, 600, decrease Of 2,594.
600. The receipts from railways fell on
81 600 OOO
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no Indict union Paeiae Omcers.

KANSAS CITY, No, April 26.-frank
Kretschmer, interstate commerce agent,
has been working in Kansas, and As a result
OF his work there are TO be returned a num-
Der OF indictments against the officials OF
the Union Pacific
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GIenmore STOCK Farm Burned.

TRENTON. April 26--The Glenlnore stock
farm, located near Pennington, was de
stroyed by fire. The farm was owned by
Edward S Wells, Of Jersey City. Eighteen
horses, a dozen vehicles, three barns, sever
al Jersey cows and considerable machinery
were burned Among the horses lost wa
the stallion Prince Allen. 2:26 The tota
loss will amount 10 about 500, 600
Evening journal., 1892-04-26

FASHION
Our superb display Of Spring Trou-
ssrs are the very exemplifcation Of
style in fact, we can Justly term these
royal looking Pants "Posms of Fash
ion Our tailors. cutters and trim
msrs are on familiar terms with Dame
Fashion In the production of Spring
Trousers they seem to have reached
the very pinnacle of perfection
Whether you feel inclined to buy your
Pantaloons at HAMBuReERs' or not,
we'd be pleased TO favor you with a
few friendly tips regarding the quaint
essence Of this seasons fashionable
effects in Trouserings In our vast
window we display dozens OF winsome
designs thai wethink will cstch your
idea Of artistic excellence. II you're
passing by take a glance at EN-.
Prlces from "a to 80.
HAHBURGERs
220 and 222 Markes street.
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Three Men Drowned.

BEAVER DAN, Wis, April 70 AT Beaver
lake John Fishery, Peter House, Hugo Re
berg and Estman Dickmiller were out in
boat, when il capsized Dickmiller was res
cued, but his companions were taken with
cramps and drowned.
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n.nlh Id Ii Indlnn prnarhar.

HARTFORD, April 26.-Word has just
been received here Of the death in the west
Of Rev Charles S Cook, full blooded In
dian, graduate Of Trinity college and Sea
bury divinity school, and later a missionary
10 his own people at Pine Ridge, S. d.
Evening journal., 1892-04-26
Jefierson's Granddaurhter Dead.

BALTIMORE, Nd, April 26.-Miss Sarah
Nicholas Randolph is dead. She was q
granddaughter Of Thomas jefferson. Miss
Randolph has been the head Of young ladies
seminaries for several years, and was the
author OF "a Life Of StonewaIl Jackson fol
Children" and 1.-THE Domestic Life d
Thomas jefferson"
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sirn.h hr Gnrernnr rlnuer.

ALBANY, April 90-The governor has
signed the following bills: Chapter 300, max
ing April q. the event Of the laying Of the
Grant monument cornerstone, legal holi
day in Westchester, New York and Kings
counties; chapter $40, streetway repeal bill
Evening journal., 1892-04-26
Three Convicts Loose at Klmira.

ELMRA, N. y April 26.-Three convict
named Jansen, Hewlett and Mulligan
escaped from the reformatory while march
ing TO the chapel services. A reward OF
fifty dollars zach has been offered by Super
intendent Brockway for their return.
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No Inrs.tiratlsn IN Lsu,.I.n..

NEW ORLBAEs, April 26-Al the de
feated factions have agreed 10 sccept tia
result OF the recent election, and congress
will not be asked 10 investigate the alleged
frauds committed on election day
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Nh. uarrlson TnprovInr.

wAsHIRGroE, April 26-Mrs- Harrison,
condition is gradually improving. The doc
tor thinks his patient may soon be able te
sit up for an hour on two.
Evening journal., 1892-04-26
:, wa. the s,eep OF Death

LANCASTER, Pa, April 26.-Samuel Folz,
of Elizabethtown, a section foreman on the
Pennsylvania railroad, while intoxicated
fell asleep on the railroad track. He was
run over by a freight train aud literally
ground to pieces
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Def.ul,er Hailow.n oauybt.

PHILADELPHIA, April 26-J j. Hallowel
aged twenty-five years, was arrested here
charged with being wanted at West
Superior, Wis. for the embezzlement OF
S25,OOO from the National bank Of thai
place, Of which he was cashier.
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rn nnnh whaIshneEs.

OTTAWA, April 26.-A syndicate with .
capital stock OF SIPS, 600 and headquarters at
Port Arthur is 20 build whaleback steamers
after the Redway model, TO ply between
Port Arthur and Montreal.
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- n.n.. Il cD...

NEw YORK, April 2d.-In the third gam,
OF the chess match Showalter repeatedly
missed a winning opportunity. Finally be
sacrificed pawn, but could do no better
than 70 draw BY perpetual check. The gam
lasted ten hours.
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MANAGER nrutris RsIen.ed.

ELmRA, n. Y, April 26.-James Mutrie
the well known baseball manager, has beer
released by the Elnira club because Of hi.
habits. Jimmy Knowles ha.
been engaged to manage the team. He vii
also play third base.
Evening journal., 1892-04-26
Henrr Irrlnr Verr IlI.

LONDON, April 26 Henry Irving is very
IN He has partially lost his voice, and
since Thursday has not appeared on tia
stage OF the Lyoeum theater
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mo striKnr. YIctorIou..

CHICAGO, April 26.-The 'longshoremen's
strike, which has been on since the opening
of navigation, has ended In a victory for the
strikers, their demand for twenty-five cents
an hour being granted.
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M, AntbrarIte Advnuce.

PHILADELPHIA, April q. The advance In
anthracite prices will not be made befor
Thursday IL viii be twenty-five cents In
stead Of fifteen, as at first reported
Evening journal., 1892-04-26
'rWAs EVER thus.
H AMBUHeERs' OXFORD TWEED sUrrs

H AMBUReERs' OXFORD TWEED SUITS
A re "all the 90" his season.
NJ any nobby Spring shades.
B eautiiul designs in newess effects
U unsurpassed in artistic finish.
R egular custom finished garments.
g rand values. Price only $12.
E quail to s9) Suits sold elsewhere.
R apid sales prove their popularity.
S tyles. 3 and 4 button Cutaway Suits.
We don't believe In exaggerated an
nouAcAments regarding business affairs,
yet we know that any honest and candid
statement we might make regarding our
cholmOu- hhieb OF OAtOhD WEED SUITS
this season would seem almost incredible. h.
even to those who are most familiar with
our practical business methods. Well,
gentlemen, there's every reason imsRinR-
BILE why these dressy suits should be phe-
nomenally po oular They possess a stylish
attractivensss that is seldom seen in gar
ments Of moderate cost The goods are
guaranteed all wool, the pattern are new,
tasteful, neat aud pleasing. The price Of
S12 is a price that's within the reach Of
everybody Come and take a look at EN-.
We think you'll thank us for the suggss-
tiOn.
Evening journal., 1892-04-26
The RaCInoT,

IL South Carolina Avenue. Centrally located
within three minutes walk OF ocean, hot eei
baths, depot and post Office.
MRS. n. w. SHAMELESS.
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clinnra hi Mncnlla neah.

PRILADKLPHIA, April ga cablegram
received IN Philadelphia announces the sud.
den death in Egypt of Clifford p. McCalla,
past grand master Of the grand lodge OF
Free and Accepted Masons Of Pennsylvania
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rduen,or Henrr nrrnnt nsnd.

CHICAGO, April 96.-Henry Beadman
Bryant, one Of the proprietors OF Bryant
& Stratton's Business college, and widely
known as an educator throughout thu
United States, died Of paralysis, aged sixty
aioht yaarc
Evening journal., 1892-04-26
m. ualI-VItI.immoa. rieht.

CHICAGO, April 20.--Parson Davies eayl
that Jim Hall and Bob Htzsimmons Wi
not meet in the ring Of the Olympic club il
September, but some time between Nov. +.
and Dec ]
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ATLANTIC CITY HOTELS.
Hotel Allen.

Corner Of Pacific and Arkansas Avenues
near the beach; accommodations hrst-class
W. 5. ALLEN, Proprietor.
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Fnrlana ID pestitnts BnssIans.

LONDON, April 26.-Lord Salisbury ha
instructed Consul John Mitchell, OF St. PeJ
ersburg, TO dc all he can TO stop the eInigra
tion Of destitute Russians TO Great Britain
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81. Louis also. 900 Failurs.

ST. LOUIS, April e6. The Martin Clothing
company, at siS Washington avenue, has
made an assignment Liabilities, $50, COO
assets, $1,000.
Evening journal., 1892-04-26
Hotel ImpefIaI,

On the beach; Maryland Ave; capacity, 20l
every home comfort, electric bells. large solar
ium. CRATE fires. appointments and table first
q " RENnplNE
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Ward 10 Re I.ihsrntsd.

NEw YORK, April 26.-Ferdinand Ward
win be liberated from Sing Sing next
Saturday. He viii not be rearrested on thu
indictment found against him by the United
States grand Jury on Jan. IA, 1885.
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Hotel Ediaon.

Michigan and Pacific Ave. pleasantly stu
ated ouen graIee: sanitary arrangements
comp etc. MRS. JOHN II. COOKE,
Eorrnqrlv Of the "nfelce.n
Evening journal., 1892-04-26

8 he OUR SAWYER HOMEsPUNs.
A We sell our Sawyer Homespuns Suits
W at $l5 each, and believe there's more
Y honest clothing value In EN- at that
e price thar You'll 6nd In MONTH s
R searching elsewhere. The styles are
in single aud double breasted Sacks,
absolutely fsultless in every detail OF
- workmanship and finish The durs.
biliIy Of Sawyer Homespuus IL a fact
ackno owledged by all who have tested
d the wearing qualities OF this fsmous
o material The patterns are in the
NJ very latest and IN 1st effestive Spring
E shades Taking EN- all In all they'll
S stand the test Of close examination.
P and will give you three times $15
u worth Of satisfaction. The suits are
n among the recent productions of Ham.
s burgers Manufacturing Department.
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A Bullet for His sweetheart.

Boston, April 26-At Cambridgeport,
William f. Cunningham, harness maker,
thirty years old, killed Miss Maggie VIII
liams, a domestic, and then fatally shot
himself twice. jealousy was the cause.
Evening journal., 1892-04-26
A sntlnst Mnler A..lrn..

WORCESTER, Mass, April 26.--ChaTies 7.
Aldrich, JY., manufacturer Of satinet in sut
ton, has assigned Liabilities, $4,000; a.
SETS a. 600
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He NJ Rishop MeDonner Now.

BROOKLYN, April 96-Mgr. Charles Ed
ward Mcdonnell was consecrated bishop OF
Brooklyn by Archbishop Corngsn, assisted
by Bishops McQuaid and Chatard, in the
presence Of many thousand people.
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nI,t-c.s Amonr nrIners.

PHILADELPHIA, April 26. Distress Is re
ported among the miners Of the anthracite
region, whose earnings have been reduces
by the Reading deal
Evening journal., 1892-04-26

Strictly one price and
if dissatisfied with your
purchase we will return
your money.
Evening journal., 1892-04-26

We desire TO extend our
thanks to the public for their
liberal response In calling on us
in spite of the inclement
weather on our Opening Day,
and we sincerely regret our in
sbility-to accommodate the vast
number OF people who called dur
ing the evening.
Evening journal., 1892-04-26
Church burned at NewcastIe.

NEW CASTLE, Pa, April est. JosePhh
German Catholic church was destroyed by
fire. Loss, $4,000; insurance, 5000.
Evening journal., 1892-04-26
INC Iroauois out Of commission.

WASHINGTON, April 26 The Iroquois is
out Of commission. She viii be put in thor.
ough repair at the Mare Island navy yard.
Evening journal., 1892-04-26
N. 7. Clothing House.
WILMINGTON. Tuesday, April %. isas.
MEETINGS FOR THIS EVENING.

Industry Lodge. A. o. u. W.
Ffiendshlp Ledge, Knights Of Pythias.
Lincoln Lodge, Knights Of Pythias.
FIRST Regiment Fife and Drum Corps.
Eureka Council, Jr. A. o. U W.
Reynolds EncamB't, led. Order Odd Fellows
Eureka Conclave, Heptasophs, s. WIN
Industry Conclave, A q. OF A., MOgullions
Wilmington Division. Uniform Rank. X. OF p
Brandy wine Commsndery, A. and 1, Order
Knights Of Malta.
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The EIdredge,

IS south Carolina Avenue. IS 70 Si2 per week
slsO 10 SEQ per day. Every facility to1
guests. House enlarged; having large airy
rnnrns Mr.. + Il Ellranea. PrOnrielor.
Evening journal., 1892-04-26
snlclde wlth a shotrun.

NEwBURG, n. Y, April e6. - Edward
Corsman, aged thirty-fve, blew out hh
brains with = shotgun at MiddlehoDe.
Evening journal., 1892-04-26
Artist Bradford pasaes Awav.

NEw YoRK, April 96. William Bradford,
the famous artist, died in the New York
hospital Of apoplexy. He was seventy
wears old
Evening journal., 1892-04-26
m. on citv Derrick soorched.

OIL CITY, Pa, April 26.-fire caused
damage of 5000 TO the National Transit
stock room aud the Oil City Derrick.
Evening journal., 1892-04-26
A Proteetorate OF IAN DomInrs

NEw YoRK, April 26 A dispatch iron
Amsterdam says that the United States
win probably in time exercise protectorats
over San Domingo.
Evening journal., 1892-04-26
co,on.l orhutree Dis,ust.d

LONDON. April 26.-Colonel Tom Ochiltres
expresses his disgust with the duel Of Messrs
Fox and BorTowe
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The HoteI etIckneY.

100 feet from Ocean. on Kentucky ave,
steam heat. sun parlors. s. to $50 day; y
to el2 week. L. Y. STICKNEY.
Evening journal., 1892-04-26
The Weather

Generally warmer and from fair to partly
cloudy, followed by rain.
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REAL rsrArr.

2EAL EsTATHs
EOR RENT. IT NO SMALL HOUSES AND
store. apply to S. BRADLEY. Pull
man Place.
EOR RENT.-NEW NINE-ROOM HOUSE,
with all modern improvements. No. GIL
Harrison street Q. h. TINDALL, No. 4l7
East Seventh street.
EOR RENT. THE STORE. 37 MADISON
IT streer; good stana for any kind Of buli-
ness; fixtures in store; elf per month.
JANE MONAGHAN. 4l9 Market street.
TOR RENT. NOS. 2sO3-5 2 and MARKET
/ street, rooms and bath; also store and
dwelling No. 28ll Market street. 9 rooms. T.
TArNAL.l. No. 7l2 Market street.
DOR RENT.-A TWO-sTORY BRICK
\ dwelling; eight rooms and bath. Sewer
connections. Rates reasonable, Inquire Of
MRS. COTrINGHAM, No. 3D Maryland
avenue.
ENOR RENT. THE STORE AND DWELL.
ing, 636 East Fifth street, rooms and
store. w. J. FISHER. 605 Market street.
nor RENT.-rHE LARGE STORE AND
II dwelling Of No. 2u; also the dwelling OF
Ne. 2l3 West Front street. Apply 20
PHILIP G.. PLUNkETI,
No. e09 West Front street.
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KOTICEs.


-----~----'--------------------
THOMAS DAVIS. ATTORNEY AT. LAW,
Il having retired a. Deputy Attorney
General, can be found az his new office, Mo-
9l5 Market street, for general practice.
REMOvAL-DR. A. Z. FRANZ HAS
~ removed his Office and residence 10 No.
504 Delaware avenne.
u EMOvAL JOHN BIGGs, ATTORNEY
IL at-Law. removed 10 No. 9i3 Market street.
VIII now devote his entire attention 20 pri-
vate practice.
NIOTICE-THE OFFICE OF DELIN-
IN QUENT County Tax Collector for VIII
mington hundred has been removed to No
si0ls Market street. Office hours from 70 2
a. m. and % p. m
NOTICE DIR. L. N. SLAUGHTER HAS
IN moved his ONCE from No. IA East Seventh
street 20 No. 30l Delaware avenue, Offices for
merly occupied BY Dr. Frantz.
ID vAL.-CUNNINGHAM q co. BOT
| ~ TIERS, have removed from the corner
Of Harrison and Pleasant streets 20 their new
quarters at the southwest corner o. Front and
1atnall streets, where they will be glad 20 re-
ceiye their friends aud patrons.
Evening journal., 1892-04-26
HELP WANTED
EOR SALE


E'OR SALE CHEAP.-A BICYCLE BAR
gain. An entirely new Empire Safety.
cushion tire. electric bell, etc. never ridden
but once, for sale at a great bargain TO a cash
buyer. Address G. S. HORN, No, liz French