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Evening journal., 1892-09-29

Go up and down the aisles
just as you please, on each side
of you as you pass are tables
stacked up high with Suits and
Trousers fresh from the work
rooms.
See the styles. Undressed
Worsted, Whipcords, Bedford
Cords, Corkscrews, Beavers,
.Clays, Cassimeres, Cheviots,
etc. Look on the price tick
cts which are all marked in
plain figures. See what ser
vicable mems Suits are marked
for $40. Look at those beauti-
full styles at $Ia and what
handsome Dress Suits for SIS
$40, SIS and $50.
Upstairs one flight and it's
a repetition, tables are stacked
with Overcoats. Wherever
you look it's Overcoats. Over
coats for men, Overcoats for
boys, Overcoats for children.
a whole room full of the best
we could gather in Overcoats.
More than 70 styles of Mems
Overcoats at $40 and $I2morc
than a hundred of other styles
at from SIS to $40.
Store open this evening un
til Q o'clock. Store closed to
morrow Friday evening at
o'clock and will remain closec
until Saturday evening {
o'clock.
Evening journal., 1892-09-29

a Wilmington audience is Miss Ada Gray,
who comes TO the Academy 81 Music 10
night in that famous play East Lynne.
Miss Gray's portrayal of the dual role Of
Lady Isabel and Nine. Vine is beyond
doubt one of the most touching and i'm
plssioned acting, presented TO this gen
Grafton of theater-goers. AS she
progresses in her delineaton Of her char
acter, she draws one closer and closer
to her. and twines about our affections
the fine cord Of comparison tighter aud
tighter Never affected or unnatural
she moves about a marvel of artistic
sweetness and girlish grace. There is q
subtle refinement in every look and
every movement that few actresses
possess, and a delicacy in her strokes Of
sentiment that can spring alone from
Intuition. The engagement is for three
nights and Saturday matinee
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DIED

BoON.-On Tuesday, 9th instant, In phila-
delphia. Mrs. Hannah Boon, aged 81 years.
BURKE-ln this city. on September 2ith,
Thomas, son Of Catharne and the late Ed
ward Burke. aged 10 years.
CRAWFORD-In this city. on the 26th in
stant, Helen Crawford, dauglt OF John B.
and Alice J. Crawford, aged years and
months.
EDWARDS. In this city. on september
-, Joseph Edwards, aged b years.
Relatives and friends Of the family are i'm
vited TO attend the funeral from his late resi-
dence. No. p7 Adams street, on Tuesday.
Riverview Cemetery.
FORSBERG. Suddenly. on September a.
Emile forsberg. aged 81 years.
GALRRAIrH-- this city. on the goth in
stant, William Galbraith, aged g. years.
,GRlMEs-ln this city. ON the Goth instant
Harry Grimes.
LYNAM-In this city. on the 9th instant
Hannah L.. daughter OF II. ID. and Lila NJ
Lyman. aged years.
Funeral from the residence OF DR.. y. Pau
! Lukens, sl3 Washington street, on Friday
/ September 30. az 2.3Q p. m. lnterment az 81
James's cemetery, Newport.
/ McCLOskEY-ln this city. on the Goth In
l slant. Thomas MCCloskey.
Relatives and friends Of the family are re-
] epeciully invited % attend the funeral from
his late residenec, d2i east fifth street. on
I Thursday morning, at 2 o'clock. High mas,
az 81. Mary's II. g. church
McCARTNEH-ln ln this city. on the cath in
stant. Annie. wife Of William Mccartney
aged 81 years.
PAkD0E-In Toxic, japan, August 81, lsgs
/ Miss NJ. 4. V. pardoe.
ROBlNSON-At Delaware City. Del, OF
| the 9th inst, William J.. Robinson, in hil
| nth year.
Relatives and friends OF the family are IN
| vited TO attend the funeral from his latc resi-
/ dence, Delaware City, Friday morning al
/ lOM. Interment In Delaware City cemetery
! SNlIH.--In Stanton. on September "
/ Clarissa. daughter Of William II. and Maggie
/ J.. Smith, aged IA years
/ WArsON-ln this city, on the 22nd instant
| Lizzie A. Watson.
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DON'T FEAR CHOLERA.
The Famous Specialist, Pettenlsoffer, Tells
How TO Avoid the Plague.

How TO Avoid the Plague.
I.ONnON. Sept. g9.-The correspondent in
Germany OF the International Telegram
company sends from Munich an interview
with Dr. Won Pettenkofler concerning the
natlr. 4 the cholera epidemic. DIR. Pet
tenkottsr at once declared that the cholera
is a noncontagioss epidemic, and that the
spreading of the epidemic is entirely de-
pendent on sanitary conditions Of the local
ity where IL first shows itself.
During thirty years Pettenkoifer has
made the cholera a special study in all
parts of the world, and i'm his opinion the
theory that web persons are infected by
sick persons through linen or clothes is err
roneous The contagion is conveyed, he
SAYS. from organism TO organism only
through food or drink and fetid smells.
He maintains that the Hamburg epi-
demic is proof of his theory that local
conditions are responsible for an epidemic.
After giving full credit TO Professor
Kochs discovery of the comma bacillus,
Pettenkoffer severely criticized the meas
ures at present in vogue and decreed by
the central authorities in Berlin. lie de
MED that isolation OF quarantine measures
/ had any value whatever No quarantine
would save place from infection In a
city which was exposed TO cholera by its
/ trade with foreign ports the pre-
ventive would be found in good mixing
water, complete system Of sewerage, per
! feet sanitary arrangements in even the
lowest quarters airy houses and clean
courtyards. A city with such advantages
he said, need never fear the spread OF
! cholera.
Pettenkoffer, in continuing, said that
nobody need be afraid of infection from
person TO person. On the contrary, people
ought TO remain where the cholera appears
and assist tie stricken. They should
however, take care to live a regular life
and not tempt infection from foul water
or food, the only agents to spread infection
Evening journal., 1892-09-29
.The Grey Mare.

Our theater- goers will find delightful
exception to the average much -heralded
modern comedy in the presentation Tues
day night az the Grand Opera House, Of
Daniel Frohmans Lyceum Theater sue
cess THE Grey Mare" The hero of the
story, John Maxwell, an estimable and
rather prim young country doctor who is
Mortified by the tendency of his be-
trothed TO indulge in feminine prevari-
cations. and resolves to give her great
moral lesson Lying. he tells her, is
not only wrong aud foolish but so easy
that sensible folk ought to be ashamed
to resort to It, and to prove his case he
tells a simple little lie himself, which
causes him to be suspected Of tresspass,
robbery and abduction and threatens to
deprive him not only Of his promised
wife, but his personal liberty OF course
everything is Strengthened ont at last and
the doctor VOWS that his first lie shall bs
his last.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
KoIlar's New Mystery.

There was standing.room only when
Kellar commenced his entertainment at
the Grand Opera House last night.
Kellar performed many new and marvel
ous feats "Astarte. the Maid Of the
Moon, was beautiful illusion. "As-
tarte" posed, danced and whirled around
in space, seemingly without human
agency. "Oh" is the title Of kellar S
new mystery A man was tied to a chair
by two men from the audience. The
canopy was drawn. but the stage could
be seen underneath, and the men from
the audience, on either side of the struc-
ture. appeared to have hold OF the hands
of the tied man which extended through
the canopy Kellar said: Let go; draw
aside the canopy The man had
vanished. but immediately appeared at
the entrance to the lower floor running
toward the stage.
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MOVEMENTS oE STEAMERS.

The steamer Dania from Hamburg arrived
at New York
-. The steamer Spree from Bremen for New
York sailed last night
The steamers France from London. Gallia
from Liverpool and de Ruyler from Antwerp
reached Now York.
The African mail steamship Ella W0ermen,
OK Hamburg, was disabled IN the hay Of Bis
cay, by the breaking of her shaft and had 20
be tOwed into Portland.
A dozen transatlantic steamers lie of the
upper quarantine station. New York. this
morning, The Cunarder Gallia from Liver
pool, the White Cross steamer de Ruyler from
Antwerp, the france'of the Nationali line
and Mahanset from swansea having been
added Go the list
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cola water for choIera.

HAMBURG, Sept 29-There have been l2l
fresh cases OF cholera in this city today, or
twenty-five fewer than yesterday; fifty
three deaths. or four fewer than yesterday;
166 burials. or seven fewer than yesterday.
In the hospitals there are $50 patients, a
decrease of ll2 since yesterday Cold water
is being tried as a new remedy in apparent
ly hopeless cases. The object is TO induce
copious perspiration So far the results OF
this treatment have been very satisfactory.
Evening journal., 1892-09-29
stamped ont I'M New york.

NEW YORK, Sept 29-There is not even
a trace of cholera TO be found in this city,
and at quarantine the disease has once more
been stamped out. There were no new
cases or deaths at either Of the hospital
islands or On the detained stego-ship Bo-
hemia The Scandia and Bohemia are be
ing disinfected and fumigated daily under
the supervision of DR.. Kinyoun, Of the
Marine hospital service. The steamships
Noordland and Teutonic arrived and were
allowed to 60 to their respective docks
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Two New warships.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 29-The proposals
for the two new naval vessels authorized
by the act Of congress Of July 10, 1892, have
been prepared by the navy department, and
bids for their construction will be opened
Dec 10 The vessels authorized are one
coast line battleship of 1900 tons displace
ment and one armored cruiser of 5000 tons
displacemcnt.
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The weather.

lBy Telegraph TO the Evening Journal.1
WAsHIN0roN. .Sept.20.- Forecast tlil 3 D. m.
Friday. For Eastern Pennsylvania. bella
ware and Maryland; Continued cool fair
weather; north TO east winds.
New York Herald Forecasts.-rhe "coOl
wave" In the lake region viii move to the
eastward today. with local frosts near the
lakes. over Northern New England and possl-
bly, on the upper Hudson Valley tonight A
deep cyclonic depression now In Manitoba
viii advance over Lake superior today, at
tended by an area OF high temperatures over
the Northwest. The warm area viii reach
this section Saturday.
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This Date in HigtOrY-Sept. %.

1d02-Columbus entered ia his Journal that
three small birds Of a kind which keep
about groves aud gardens hoverod over and
chcercd the sailor; large fowl, they said,
might venture far from land. but not these,
and their cheerful singing did prove that
they were not exhausted by their long
hight.m
iei3-General ". II. Harrison advanced on
Detroit and the British hastily evacuated il.
lS2j-Daniel Shay, veteran OF the American
Revelation and leader Of shay's rebellion in
Massachusetts,. died at Sparta, n. y,
aged 90.
ls3l-John NcAllistor schodeld. general U. S.
A., born IN Chautnuqua county, n. Y.
lSG7-The Emperor Mngimlian, with his gen
erals Mejia and Miramon, were shot at
Queretaro, Mexico, by order Of the repub-
lican government
lSs3-John Ancrum Winslow. L. S. n, COM
mander Of the Kcarsarge when Il sunk the
Alabama, died at Boston; born 1911.
lso0-slatcr cotton centenary at Pawtucket,
r. l., began.
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MnItnn nnd Hovt Arrested.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 29.-F Theodore
Walton, a son Of the well known hotel pro
prietor, and Frank II. Hoyt, said 10 be a
son Of Ex-Governor Hoyt, were arrested f0I
conspiracy and enticing Edward Cullens
for the purpose Of gambling and for get
ting from him SG02.
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wicks Nav Have Been murdered.

DETROIT, Sept 29.-It is now strongly
hinted that Millionaire J. II. Wicks, who is
supposed to have been killed by fall from
the window of a disorderly house here, was
murdered. He had $500 in cash when he
entered the house. but no trace of the
money has been found.
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Kidnnner nnrrlck Arrested.

FREDERICK, Nd, Sept, 90 Webster Bar
rick was lodged in Jail here last night
charged with kidnapping twelve-year-olt
Cora Shriver, Of Lebanon, Pa The cir
will be held for the arrival Of = father
Barrick has been in the tobacco b. ness il
Harrisburg, where he employed the girl il
his store
Evening journal., 1892-09-29
NOTICEs.

NOTICE. THERE WILL BE A MEET
~ ing of the Democrats OF the Second
ward at their club room, No. east Third
street. lover Dubell's hat stOrel, on Thursday
evening, September s9 at O'Clock. The
meeting win be addressed by l.. Irving
Handy, Esq An Democrats are Invited.
JOHN j. HAYES, Chairman.
NOTICE-THE DEMOCRATS OF THE
~ Eleventh ward viii meet on Friday, Sep
temher 30. at p. m at the southwest corner
OF Anchorage and Brown streets. W. H..
GREEN, Chairman.
NOTICE.-IN COMPLIANCE WITH THE
- act, entitled AN Act Concerning
Private Corporations passed at Dover, March
ID. 1855. notice Is hereby given that an nppii-
cation viii be made TO the Hon. lgnatius c.
Grubb, associate judge OF the superior Court
OF the state OF Delaware, residing IN New
Castle county, on saturday, the sth day Of
October, lsg2, at 10 O'Clock a. M, at the Court
House IN the city Of Wilmington, for the in-
corporation of "a company 10 be called the
"kent and Weeks Lumber Company" the
manufacturing and dealing in lumber and
sundry materials and 10 do all other things in
'''N LORE & EAIMONs.
Attorneys for proposed Incorporation.
NOTICE. TO COUNTY TAX PAYERS
~ Receiver OF Taxes, John 4. Dickey, will
SIT at the following places during the months
OF August and September, At dates as stated,
for the collection of county, poor road and dog
taxes for the year lsa2:
September 30-kirkwood.
OctOner i-HOckessin.
October Wilmington.
October 4-MiddletOwn.
October 5-Practical Farmer.
October Wilmington.
October 7-Townsend.
October s-New Castle.
October l0-Centreville.
October ll-Lawlcss Hotel.
October l2-Blackbird.
October l3--WilmingtOn
October lt-Delaware City.
October l5-Ncwark.
October l7-New Castle.
October lS-Kirkwood.
October l9-StantOn.
October 20-Odcssa.
October 22-COochs Bridge.
October 2i-St. Georges.
October 25-Blackbird
October 26Lralleyville.
October Wilmington.
October 2S-TOwnsend.
October 29-Newark.
October 3i-Wilmington.
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ceneral Husted,s Funeral.

. PEEKsKILL, n. Y, Sept 29-The body Of
General James w Hustled lay in state from
until II o'clock this forenoon at the family
home on South street. The funeral serv-
ices will be held at the house at 3 o'clock
this afternoon
Evening journal., 1892-09-29
PERSONAL

MARRIED LADIEs.-sEND 10 CENTS
vi for "lnfallible Safeguard lno medicine,
no deceptlon9 just what you want. LADIES
BAZAAR. Kansas City. Mo.
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struct Dumb ON His Nay to wed.

RoNcEvERTE, w. Va, Sept. 29.-Captain
f. l.. Berry, chief of police Of this place,
who was en- route to wed his second wife,
was stricken with paralysis and cannot
snnnk
Evening journal., 1892-09-29
welsh Tin Plate works to Close.

LONDON, Sept. 29.-The Allyn tin plate
works at Mold, Wales, win be closed for
four weeks unless the men accept a 10 per
cent reduction of their wages. The firm
attribute their difficulty TO the Mckinley
Evening journal., 1892-09-29
rnrl,er nYnnts a rio I.onn.

PARIS, Sept 29-Turkey is negotiating
with an English, German and Dutch syn.
dicate for a loan of e6,OO0,000, of which e2,-
100000 will be spent in reconstructing for.
tifications along the Bosphorus.
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on strncl, in New YorI..

aoRNELIsvILLE, n. Y, Sept. 20.-Oil has
been struck at a depth Of 1876 feet on the
farm of Charles HaTtshorn, one mile west
of this city, on what is known as Bald hill
Evening journal., 1892-09-29
Icna brown Indicted.

MOUNT HOLLY, n. j., Sept. 29.-Lena
Brown. the Bordentown murderess, was
indicted for willful murder. The defense
will be insanity
Evening journal., 1892-09-29

GEORGE W. BUSH. President
G. WESLEY WELDIN, Nice-President.
+. n. TAYLOR, Secretary and Treasurer.
JOSEPH NJ MATIlER, Auditor.
Nav ist 1892
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Lephia Rrvant Divorced.

EAU CLAIRE, Wis. Sept. 30 - Sophie NJ.
Converse, known TO the literary world as
Lephia Bryant, has been granted divorce
from Ben Converse. Mrs. Converse is a
cousin of the late William Cullen Bryant.
Evening journal., 1892-09-29
Enrlneer Potter Dend.

OMAHA, Sept 29.-United States Division
Engineer c. f. Potter, engaged on the Mis-
souri, river improvement work, died here Of
heart failure
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Ell,Ins ln Mashlngton.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 29.-Secretary Elkins
has returned to the city and resumed ms
duties as secretary of
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mn nIre Enrlnnd Polnts

BOsroN, Sept. 29.-Sir G. Whitaker Ellis
ex-lord mayor of London, is here inspecting
the electric car system.
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KiIleh crosslnr TracI,s.

KENT. o.. Sept. 20.-Fred Wurster and
Louis Houhn were struck by a train and
killed while driving across the tracks.
Evening journal., 1892-09-29
N. Y. Clothing House
Wilmington. Thursday. September ~, 1892
Meetings For This Evening.

City Council.
Naomi Lodge A. G.. l..
Eden Lodge, /. O. o. T..
Clayton Lodge. X. of =.
Asylum Lodge I. o. O. +.
Warwick Castle. X. G.. +.
Keokuk Tribe, !. o. II. NJ.
Alpha Council, l.. OF r. G..
Liberty Lodge, A. o. G.. +.
u. S. Grant Post, q. A. Il.
Wawaset Tribe, ]. o. r. NJ.
jefferson Lodge, /. o. o. f.,
General 4. A. smyth Circle.
Ladies Aid OF Posts, G.. A. r.
Ladies Aid Of Post 4, q. A. r.
Kadosh Commandery X. OF NJ.
Admiral DUPONT Post, G.. A. II.
Fame Castle. A. O. X OF NJ. G.
Wilmington Lodge. A. o. U. w.
Brandywine Conclave, :. w. NJ.
Wilmington Lodge. Order OF Tontl.
Workingmen's Loan Association.
Lady Washington Home Commgnion.
Mt. Calvary Enc. and Knights Of 81. land NJ
Gen1 John A. Logan Castle, A. o. X. OF NJ. g
SO. OF st. Vincent de Paul ST. Mary's Church
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Anhrn,rs nInde ihe min.

MADRID, Sept. 29.-Captain Andrews
who crossed the Atlantic in dory, arrive,
at Ruelva. He made the trip in sixty
ninht dnVs.
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A ssOO.OoO Biaze.

WARREN, Mass, Sept. 20.-The woolen
mill Of Sayles & jerks and eleven adioin.
ing buildings were burned. The loss is
100000.
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Fifteen Years for Arson.

HYDE PARK, Mass, Sept. 29-George n.
Stackpole was sentenced to fifteen years IN
state prison for arson.
Evening journal., 1892-09-29
His nond nody Flontlne.

BROOKLYN, Sept. 29.--The body of James
Hodgson, a suicide, was found floating IN
Prospect park lake.
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II was Not Cholera.

LYNN, Mass, Sept. 29.-Mrs. Freedman,
the cholera suspect, is suffering from other
causes. She is recovering.
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ATLANTIC CIIY HOTELS.

HOTEL IMPERIAL,
On the Beach; MARYLAND AVE, capacity
200; home comforts, with hotel conveniences
day, soto slsper week. G. w. KENDRICK.
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LOST AND FOUND.

I OST-ON SEPTEMBER sTH. A POCK-
Il et-hook and cigar case combined, IN
property Of +. A. Thompson. $40 reward VIII
be paid II the same and contents be returned
10 JAMES l.. HAWKINS.
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Three Cholera Deaths i'm Havre.
HAvRE, Sept. 20.-There were three new
deaths from cholera in this city.
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ramiIIar names to Lovers Of Pure sport

Familiar Names to Lovers Of Pure Sport
Zimmerman. Berlo. Murphy, Taxis, Campbell,
Hess, the finest body Of bicycle riders in the
country. See them tomorrow afternoon az
Hazel Deil Park. Round trip ticket, including
admission 10 the grounds 40 cents, for sale az
" & N station the day Of the races.
Evening journal., 1892-09-29
Now is the Time

To have that Papering done and those Win
dow Shades put up, and the place TO iind a
large selection is at Preston W. Neager's, iu3
King Street. Wall Paper as low as cents a
piece Window Shades as low as 20 cents
each with Spring Rollers, Nonfadeable and
Waterproof Hand painted. plain, 80 cents
each; with Fringe. o cents, % cents and 81
Shades 10 order Curtain Poles. Ready Mixed
Paints. Frcscoing. Fine work "A speciality.
Evening journal., 1892-09-29

Harry f. Thomas q Co.
Repair watches and ieveirY 40 Marks
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Strictly one price and if dis
satisfied with your purchase
we will return your money.
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Wilmington Is Rapidly Coming l

rs an athletic centre, as witness the list OF
eutr.es for the bicycle races 10 be held tomoi =
,ow afternoon af Hazel zimmerman.
others
Evening journal., 1892-09-29

DO not fail to attend Professor Austin g
elocution class this evening at the Board OF
Trade room.
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Ada Gray in East Lynne"
Always sure Of hearty welcome from
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Cummings the photographer, aos Market
street
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GRAND BICYCLE TOURNAMENT.
HELr WANTED.


HELP WANTED.
DOYs WANTED TO SERVE PAPERS.
- Apply No. 100 West seventh street.
WANTED - SETTLED PROTESTANT
W woman ina family of two. Reference
required. lce Washington street.
WANTED. WORK, PART OF THE
W time AZ lettering and stripping. W.S.
ARMSTRONG. COS jefferson street.
WANlED.-A WHITE GIRL FOR GEN
w erhl h0ufework. including washing, etc.
Family small. Must have good references.
Inquire iOs west 18th street.
XKTANTED-A CHAAiBlsRMAID. APPLY
w 10 MRS. l.. y BUSH. JR., southwest
corner clayton ana Beech streets.
MTANTED.-A GOOD SALESMAN FOR
w this territory. Coed pay to the right
party with satisfactory reference. Apply TO
CHAS. ~ POGUE, General Manager, Chatta-
nooga, Tenn.
WANTED. A COOK. MUST HAVE
w best reference. Apply 1907 Market street.
SITUATIONS WANTED.
GERNiAN. GROCERY CLERK SPEAK
" ing good Engllsh, wishes n situation In
FIRE INSURANCE.
DOR FIRE INSURANCE IN THE MOST
IN uAWKiNs n co. az Market street..
BOARD AND ROOMS.
EOR RENT-ROOMs FOR RENT. APP
II ply 1924 King street
EOR RENT-rHREE ROOMS. APPLY
IL 2O1 east Sixth street.
DLEAsANT FRONT ROOMS no RENT,
also dodgers taken az southwest corner
| Fourth and jefferson streets.
! WANTED GENTLEMEN BOARDERS
! w at 4lJ french.Good lard home comforts.
XXTANTED.- D.-BOARDERs, GOOD ACCOM-
w modations. No 4l5 East Fourth street
/ - -----------------
BANKING AND FINANCIAL
GS00O WANTED on FIRST MORT
Is, EVENING JOURNAL office.
A RTIsANs' SAVINGS BANK.
NO zoe MARKET STREET.
Wilmington, Delaware
Open daily from O'Clock a. m. until p. m,
and on Tuesdays and Saturdays from 70
p. m.
AsSEis, ASS.oSS,rs sgSd' ss9. ss, a a
! SURPLUS, $1O4, ,s54O3
INTEREST ALLOWED on deposits Of
money for one OF more calender months at
/ the rate OF per cent. per annum.
Money loaned on Mortgages on Real Estate.
GEORGE w. BUSH. President
G. WESLEY WELOIN, Nice-President.
/ Il. n. TAYLOR, Secretary and Treasurer.
JOSEPH NJ. MATIiER, Auditor.
May lst, ls32.
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Open daily from O'Clock a. m. until 4 p. m,
and on Tuesdays and Saturdays from 70
p. m
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REWARDS.

o. REWARD FOR THE ARREST AND
,NO conviction Of the man or woman that
swept the dirt in front Of asi Elm street yes
terdny afternoon.
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shall offer an extremely low price get a
start. S2i Market street. George X. Rudert.
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BUsINEss oppoRrUNIrTEs.

XNTANTED.-TO BUY A FRUIT AND
w vegetable stall, one situated on King
street preferred. II. NJ.
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&lO4.s5LO9

INTEREST ALLOWED on deposits Of
money for one or more calender months at
the rate OF per cent. per annum.
Money loaned on Mortgages on Real Estate.
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WANTED GENTLEMEN BOARDERS
w at 7l3 French.Good b lard home comforts.
XXTANTED.-BO GOOD ACCOM-
wv mndallnns No. lll East Fourth street