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Evening journal., 1892-10-11

VXWHATEYER PRICE YOU
wv want s;I q ;pead l.s foF sl.yo,s your foot a,
chasing power with us
The reputation of our house
stands for what we represent,
Not a desirable style omitted
in our Fall stock; not a price
quoted that can be bettered by
any competitor in, the race for
trade.
Our own make shoes at 50 80 fol
'ladies are elegant comfort producers
made cf fine Paris glaze stock, in
any desirable shape, aud warranted
in every respect.
Our SO 90 black bottom shoes for
ladies and gentlemen are very popu.
lar. The leading style for ladies is
made of duh leather with tips oi
the same materi Ia typical Fal
shoe.
The immense sale Of our ladies'
hand made shoes for tender feet a
So so speaks their merits. No shoe
at double price produces II ore com
fCr style, or wear.
Evening journal., 1892-10-11
HARRISON RECEIVES EaAN.
Tho Chiiian Minister CompIimcntcd +
Ills Work by tho pre.ideni

Tho Chilian Minister CompllmcntUd foI
His Work by tho President.
WASHINGTON, oct l1.-prcsident Harri.
son gave a conference to Minister Egan
who has just arrived from Chill. Mr. EQan
received the Presidents commcndation fol
the manner in which he had discharged the
delicate duties Of his position The presi
dent also expressed his sense of satisiac
tion at the fair and honorable cttlqment OF
the recent difference between the two coun.
tries
Mr. Egan delivered message from the
president Of Chill to the president of the
United states, expressing his JOY at tho
equitable adjustment of the controversy
between the two nations and his personal
appreciation of the kindly offices Of the
American minister in bringing about such
a happy result.
AT the state department Mr.. Egan gave
to Secretary Foster the memoranda OF the
treoty agreed upon by him and the Gillian
officials for the appointment Of a commits
sion TO settle the claims of citizens of tho
United States against Chilli lie also in
dorsed 20 Secretary Foster the Si5 600 paid
by Chilli rs indemnity for the assault upou
the sailors Of the Baltimore in Valparaiso
by which two OF them were killed and q
number badly injured The money was in
the shape of letters of credit on Paris Min
lister Egan viii leave Washington this even,
ing.
Evening journal., 1892-10-11

Jr, Of Pittsburg
Mr.. Shiras is present and ready to take the
OATH
The clerk of the court, Mr.. Mckinney,
then read the commission issued TO Mr.
Shiras, at the conclusion of which the new
associate justice arose and read in a moder
ate voice the oath ia which he swears TO do
equal and exact Justice TO all, both rich
and poor, agreeably 20 the constitution and
the laws of the United States to the best OF
his knowledge and ability.
$50 help You God, " added the clerk. The
new associate justice bowed alirmatively
and was then conducted TO his seat at the
extreme left of the chief justice, next to
Associate Justice Brewer As he stepped
upon the level occupied by the court the
new member stopped, bowed gravely TO his
associates, who stood fncing him and as
formally returned the salutation Associ
ate Justice Brewer received him with q
handshake, and then all the members of
the court took their seats
The ceremony was quite brief, and all the
persons present stood during its continu.
lnce, as well as the court
Associate Justice Shiras Is about fifty
Ave years old He stands feet 10 inches
In height, but beside the larger members
Of the court, Justices Gray and Harlan
does not look all his inches. lie has brown
hair, slightly tinged with gray, gray side
whiskers, his chin and lip being shaved
clean. His eye is blue complexion vergna
on the ruddy, and his mouth shuts straight
across the face, indicating firmness and de.
cision. Justice Blatchford is encouraging
a beard and the chief justice has a luxuri,
ant mustache so the new Justices whisk.
ers are not so striking on the bench as they
otherwise would be.
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Chrls 49, ln Alnhamn.

BIRMINGHAM. Oct 1l.-Chris Magce, the
prominent Pennsy ivania Republican, is
here in conference with the leading Repub
hcans Of both factions and the third party
endeavoring to effect union of all anti
Democratic forces in Alabama ia an effort
to carry the state against Cleveland. Tn,
Republican party is split in this state, on,
faction having out its own ticket while tn,
other is supporting the fusion ticket mad,
up Of the third partyites and Republicans
The two Republican committees viii meef
here TO see what can be done toward form
ing a union.
Evening journal., 1892-10-11

Is Remnant Week tor light
weight and light coloreG Ok.
ford Ties, Slippers and High
Shoes for Ladies, Men, Boys
and Girls. Our low prices viii
make them 60 THIS week.
Evening journal., 1892-10-11

Whereas. "The Worlds Congress Auxil
larry OF Tie Worlds Columbian Exposition has
made q patriotic suggestion that at Che same
time that the Exposition Grounds at Chicago
are being dedicated on October 81, 1872. the
anniversary OF she discovery OF America. all
the people OF the United states unite in a
celebration Of the anniversary; or which cele-
brstion the public schools of the Republic me-
everywhere the Ccnfcr;'
And. Whereas, The Department Of super
intendence OF the National Education Ass0-
as serving the purpose beth ut interesting
The youth Of the Republic in the Exposition
and also of r'ying io tie public schools Of
the Nation a htting prominence as tio fruit
Of four ccntui les Of American lfe;"
And. N hereas. the President OF The United
states by pf9einmniion, mas alpglntoh tri-
Ann iversary OF The Discovery ui America hy
COLUMBUS, as q y tional Holiday,
Now, therefore, ,, Robert j. Reynolds.
Governor OF the State oi Delaware. do hereby
TO the citizens OF Delaware. that
FRIDAY. OCTOBER q, 1892,
he observed as a Public Holiday throughout
the tato that all business be suspended, and
that the public schools everywhere BE made
the center of ft and proper exercises of the
celebration of that day, TO the end that the
youth of the state may be impressed with tAe
growth and greatness OF our country and The
duties and responsibilities OF American
I'm witness whereof, J. Rohart J.
49, EReynolds Governor OF tAoState of
y q Delaware. have heretore set mN
49, . hand and caused the Great seal
49, oi lhe Statcto he hereunto ahlNcd
M Dover, this Thirtieth day Of
August, in tho year Of our lord one thousand
eight hundred and ninety-two, ana in the
year of the Independence Of the United
states of America the one hundred and
By The Governor.
ROBERT TJRElNOLDS.
DAVID r.. MARVEL Secretary of state.
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NNnALNaT0N I'D NoRTHERN LII

WILMINGTON AND NORTHERN RAIL
w ROAD. Timetable In effect June l5 lfg2
Trains leave wilmington, French street sta
tion Ter Is. d q. Junction, Mont chanin. Guy en-
court. Granoguc, tossart, Chadds' Ford june
ton poCouson. West Chester, EmbreeVille,
NorfOuViNc. CoatesNine, Mayuesnurg juno
ion. springfield, Joanna, BirdslOro. Reading
and intermediate stations, daily, except sun
day. "a M. . y IN; Sunday only, W a. IN.
Is. q q. junction, Montchanin. Guyencourti
Grouorue. Cossart Chadd's Ford Junction,
Poconson. West hester. Emhreevilie, Nor
tontillc. CCatesville, Waync-b1rg Junction,
Spria rfeiN and intermediate stations, daily, &,
except sunday. 8 55 p IN; Sunday, 90 p IN.
Cu1tesvile, West Chester and intermediate
stat 0ns, daily except sunday. s fOa m, sop m.
Sunday only, 40 OOHnd W b m.
Trains arrive 40 Wilmin9ton, wrench street
station, from Reading, biIdshOro, Joanna,
Springfield, Wayncsbufg Junction, Coates
Nllr, AlortOnville. EmhreeYiilr. West Chester,
PocOpson, Chadd's Ford Junction. Cossari,
GranoguC, GuyenC0urt. MuutChanin. b. a o..
junction and intermediate stations. daily. cN-
except Sunday. lO3i "a ia, o Is p m, Sunday
only 10 81 a M and g 80 I'M.
From Springfield, Waynesburg Junction,
COafcsvillo, Mortouvilic, Embrecvine, pOcop-
son. West Chester, Chadd's Ford Junction,
Cos are, Granogue, Guyencourt, Montchanin,
h. q %. junction and intermediate stations,
q ily, 81 and 1913 "A m.
From Coatesyilie, West Chester and inter-
mediate stations daily, except sunday, Z "
a M. Daily at 80 and 10 50 q m, and =. p m.
"a. ~. McCAUSLAND, superintendent.
BOMNESS BRIGGS. General PASSENGER Agt.
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Olllncr nnh Poll,

New YORK, oct. 11-Secretary Quincy.
of the Democratic national committee.
wrote Commissioner Peck that no more
transcripts of his tables were needed by the
committee, particularly as they werl
charged for Mr.. Peck answered that he
only charged thc legal rate, aud tnat he
could supply any amount of additional
tables equally as interesting us those
alreadY deliNeredu -
Evening journal., 1892-10-11

flowing. After the
usual announce.
mcnt of the open.
ing of court Chief
Justice Fuller
said: "Ihavc much
pleasure in an.
nouncing to the
gentlemen Of the
bar that since the
dj o urnment OF
the court the ex
isting vacancy hns
been filed by the
ppointment OF
Mr.. George Shiras,
HH
Evening journal., 1892-10-11

Boston, - 81 N daily. with Pullman nuffet
STEPPING cars running through to Boston With
out change via Poughkeepsie bridge, landing
pnis.s,engers IN B. a ". station. Boston.
Philadelphia. week days. f3 os. Is iO, 45, II 40.
30, 81 ;. Is Al, 0O. - 81, 10 30 $40 So, I'll 81
y e. 25 1000, @1l O0p M.
ls g }. IN "a q. 81 - ~ ~ y, " ea 9 O9'S
Chester week days. +i US. 600. % AZ. 81 q, = 81,
8 %, o. ~, 900, % 81, I'D ~. 10 80, stn o M
OG = %, 05, io. oO'. . g., i' s3e9. So
Cheseg sundays. 4aes. CAS-. $50. So,
lo 40 96. i 3 % N; o.. = 80, 305, 4lo, 8 O5,
Atlantic Ciiy, week days, 600 CAS- t74O
q "a, +l22 p, - -. 3 0j. 4 10 p m; Sundays. 70,
75o 1888 a M K e. 80 sr, p; m; ;;,,,,-r
Baltimore and washington, u 81 2l7,Oe , 81
m; az 20, - %, o 05, t4iO, 70 sA AZ So
Baltimore and Way Stations, Z os m, oo5
NewsrR, Del. +l54 zoe, . ga m; +l2 10. O5.
q 20, 10 q, 35. ?. o. f92'. II 10 p m.
I1itshurg, ; a q IN, a 40 m, daily.
tlncpgo, q y . "a 40 T. N, oally
Cincinnati and T. Louis, fl2 10 p m and
siueeriy acc ommodation. Z Oe m, sos, S5
and % II D 11 aaiiv.
Ianden0erg aooomn odation, week days,
ct, II GO, Or. BE- and 6p m. sut Day
g 80 m and 9 80 and iupm,
Trains leeYc Aarspt 1fftt 100 i.cI 9
For Sew Nork.w 90 ys,fI p, IS 20,f0p3 am.
for Philadelphia. week days ., 90. 80 q
% ~, ~ SO, all 3 .aU A.. 56 4j p. m. sun
days 30 ni l. A. ~, q a. .. m
For Baltimore. week days. 3 81. 200, TS aN,
lli i5 10; q si, p m. sunday, o 81 a N;
. 81 and 2 81 li.r.
For Landenbera anp w. stauons week
9 - a M; . 81, 50Jan.
Chicago and Pittsnmg 1920 IN. daily ex-
cent sunday. . d. n M, daIA.
Cincinnati ana 81. Louis. III 35 a m daily
except nunugy,
Leave Philadelphia .or " ilminaion.
Week days "A %, 500. 30 Is ID, 20, 1000
1ll 81 ~: lz noon. 81 ib, , OO, OG, "a o. = 20
go, 20, . 10, Is 81 8 20, 1924, 10, 5s4s, 10 10
Surdnvs. l5.GO,, 4s 70. s. 80, ln00, I'll a5 a
no. noon > 90. 800. "a O5, 80 70 81, %, y -.
f- ID. tarc n 81 pIf.
ami Exurets mains. Telephone NO liH
R les Western roints lower than via any
! ther line. &. %. SOUL. Gcl lPass. Agent.
J. n. ODELL. General Manager.
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nenntr Rnl.cr Resiuns.

ALBANY, Oct. ll-Charles X. Baker. wht
has been deputy superintendent of stat
prisons since April, lSs2, has resigned. III,
has held Office under four governors Az.
two superintenden;s Of state prisons. il,
leaves so as 20 give closer attention 70 pii
vate duties.
Evening journal., 1892-10-11

PHILADELPHIA AND READING RAJ; %
= EOAD-"koyM Route between Phiiadei-
phit and Atiantic City-The only double trsck
line.
ATLANTIC CITY DIVISION,
Leave PHILADELPHIA, Chestnut street wharf,
and South street wharf,
FOR ATLANTIC CITY,
Week days, express, 90 a. m, 2.O0, 800, 400
b.Q1p. m. Acoommodo lion, $40 a. NJ. and
l5, $50. 600 p. ~.
Sunday-exprcss. s loo, 9Ol, i0.s am. Accom-
mediation, 8 no a. m. and ASP. m.
Returning, leave Atlantic city depot, corner
Atlantic and Arkansas avenue.
Week davs-ENuress, 200. $50. 90o A. m.
and 3.lb, 5.0l p. m. Accommodation, 4 10,
5Hl $40 n. M, anu 30 p. IN.
Suuiay-.-E xnrcss. 4.0ls0.OO. 200 p. m. Accom-
r1odntion. 7.na. rn and 5.O5 ,. IN
l. A. sWEfCARD. 9. q. HANCOCK
General Manager, Gen. Pass. Agent.
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The Ahhntl.Glhhnns I,lrht ~.

LONDON, Oct 1.-THE fight between
Stanton Abbott and Austin Gibbons rep
resonting respectively England and Amer
ica Is Off
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Church steenle pnllllcs.

MADALIN, n. Y, Oct. 1l-Eccentric old
General de- peyster ordered a picture oil
Harrison nailed TO the steeplo of a memorial
church he is having built here, which was
done. Excited Democrats then had pic
ture Of Cleveland nailed over il, ami then
there was a row. Finally both pictures
were taken down.
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svIvestcr Wuson,s noIl Iteduccd.

NEW YORK, Oct 1i.-Sylvester L. vii
son, the female baseball manager, undci
sentence for abducting Libbie Sutherland,
Of Binghpmton, n. ., had his bail reduced
from $4,000 10 $1,000 His case is before
the court OF appeals.
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Tho pnris Irl.h Irnnh.

LONDON. oct. 1.-THE parnellite conven.
tion in Dublin passed a resolution in favor
OF placing the Paris funds in the hands of
a committee consisting of three Parnellitcs
and three anti -Parnellites
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EIectorai Fusion n minnesota.

ST. PAUL Oct. 1.-THE Democratic state
central committee withdrew the namcs o
four Of the Democratic presidential electors
and indorsed four Of the Peoples party
electors. 81 this action the Democrats
hope TO elect their four remaining electors
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A RnlIrond comnlnlnch OF

Boston, Oct 1l.-Frederick H. Cook, oil
Holyoke, Mass, sent today to the railroad
commissioners q complaint against tho
Connecticut River Railroad company foi
not providing interchangeable mileage
books under the Hutchinson act Of the last
lppiqlaturp
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slrncl, hy an l.nrinn.

HUNTINGDON, Pa, oct ll.-Michael Nc.
Quiggan, James Glenny and Miss Marietta
Stewart were struck by "a shifting engine
McQuiggan was Killed and Glcnny and
Miss Stewart may die
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Dono,v ~ sneol, M Tndinnonolis

WAsHNGToS. Oct. 11.-pryate informa.
tion was received i'm this city chat Chaun.
cey NJ. Depew viii speak at Indianapolis
on the night Of Oct -.
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necl.with sim Mt T.arre.

WATERBURY, Conn, Oct l1-Detectives
are still searching tie woods and swamps
for Arthur Beckwith, the New York mil
nOuaire
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Tennyson In Vyestminstcr Abbey.

LoNDON, Oct. 11.-Lord Tennyson's body
was today brought from Haslemere to the
Waterloo station, whence it was taken tc
Westminster abbey TO await the funeral
services on Wednesday.
Evening journal., 1892-10-11
ncf,nller O,nrlcn rresiod.

CHArTANooGA,Oc oct. li.-M. j. O'Brien, ex
treasurer OF the Catholic knights Of Amcr
ica. who robbed that order Of Sl5000, VS.
arrested in Philadelphia and is on his w;,
home Detectives followed his wife, wht
went on a visit to him.
Evening journal., 1892-10-11
SHERMAN IN new YORK.
The Senator Addresses a Big
Republican Mass Meeting.
CHRIS MAeEE DOWN IN ALABAMA

Tho Pennsylvania Republican Trying 70
Cement His Party in That state TO Break
the Solid south-aIinnesota Democrats
and Populists Fuse on Electors.
Evening journal., 1892-10-11
Took nold of live ,,lrn.

INDIANAPoLIs, Oct. 1i.-Joseph j. Tolli.
YER an electrician of the indianapolis Elec
trio company, accidentally took hold of
live wire and died in an instant lie re
ceiyed shock of 2.OO0 volts.
Evening journal., 1892-10-11
Dr. ITolmoa n nTonrnor.

BOSTON, Oct. 1l.-Funeral services OF
Mrs Charles Henry Davis, widow of Rsai
Admiral Davis, u. S. A., and mother-in
law OF Hon. Henry Cabot Lodge, were held
in st. Paul's church. DR. Oliver Wendell
Holmes was among the mourners.
Evening journal., 1892-10-11
Cruehed Her sknlI.

PALMYRA, n. ", Oct. ll.-While severa'
young men were engaged in putting th,
shoi Carlton II. Chapman slipped just 2.
the shot lett his hand and the missile strucl
a little girl nnmed Sullivan. crushing hei
skull in like an egg shell.
Evening journal., 1892-10-11
An Actress cuts Her Throat.

PHILADELPHIA, oct. ll.-Mrs. Gallagher
known on the stage as Ada Devere, cut her
throat with a razor at a theatrical board.
ing house and died without arousing hei
husband She was temporarily insane.
Evening journal., 1892-10-11
Tho nv Whcol nnrst.

NIAGARA FALLS, n. ", Oct He. NJ.
Holbrook, young engineer, was fatally
injured at the electric light works by the
burstInG OF q ny Wheel
Evening journal., 1892-10-11

HAMBURG. Oct. l1.-There have been
twenty-four fresh cases ofi cholera, four
deaths and l23 burials. There are 9l3 pa
tients in the hospitals
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Ynrner,s schemn rnileh.

MOUNT HOLLY. ~ j., Oct ILL., Wesley
Warner who is awaiting trial for the muir
der of Lizzie Peak was foiled in an attempt
TO murder the turnkey and escape.
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- q nrnnl.cn -.

New YoEK, Oct li.-John Chalmers, .
man about town, while in a drunken freazy
sho. his wife and then shot himself in the
head. Neither viii die.
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Itolv rnsiste on Indemnity.

ROME, Oct 1.-THE foreign Office has
again cabled orders TO the Italian minister
in Rio JGnciro to insist upon indemnify
from Brazil for the Italian subjects RhC
were maltroated.
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Ia 90 M rnrned On.

Boston, Oct. 1i-Alexander NJ Ryden,
a well TO do citizen of Quincy, was found
dead in a room at the Boston hotel with the
unlishted gas turned on.
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studenis SHOT by a rarmer.

LAWRENCE, Kan. Oct 1l.-gred Bassets
a farmer, shot and fatally wounded 3. Hic.
gins and Jack Gra, 't students OF tn,
Kansas university, because they walked
across his land.
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william IIeyward nrayton Doaa.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. l1.-William Hey.
ward Drayton, the well known lawyer and
president of the board of city trusts, died
at the Summer residence Of his son.
Evening journal., 1892-10-11
Sawed out of Jain.

BANGOR, Ne, oct. ll.-Jom Mcdonald
John Ryan and Forgcr Charles Twccdy os
capped from the county Jail by saving OH a
window bar
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Iurbcrr,nn Delnv Ki1o1

CORNING, n. Y, oct ll--Francis Delay.
a wealthy lumberuan, no resides at VIII
Transport. Pa, was struck and Instantly
killed by train
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justice sHlRAs sWoRN IN.

He Takes Uis rlnre on the United states
Supreme Court ncnch.
WAsnINGT0N, oct. 1.-THE opening ses-
sion of the October term of the supreme
court Of the United States with thca attend
ant circumstances Of the induction into
office of the new associate justice George
Shiras. Jr filled the court room 10 nver-
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Murder over Money Matters.

PINE BLUFF Ark, Oct. Ill. IT, Cul
pepper, wealthy planter. was shot and
killed Boy his manager. Israel Stewart. The
men quHrreled over money matters.
Evening journal., 1892-10-11
A SONS Horrible Grimes.

TOLEDO Oct. l1.-Mr and Mrs. Lucky
and their daughter were murdered and
burned to cinders in their house by son
recently released from prison. He has been
arrnetaI
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sho und pnssod tho Centnrv Maud.

POMONA, n. Y, Oct. 11-Mrs Sarah Sid
man, Rockland county's only oentenarian.
is dead. Her age was one hundred years.
four months and twenty-soven days.
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Anxious to Vote.

NEW NORg, Oct ll-Advices from all
over the state show the registration OF
voters 10 be unprecedentedly large.
Evening journal., 1892-10-11
WIns ArnIn-

NEW York, oct. 1l.-Emanuel I.ask9
defeated Major Hannah at the Manhattan
Chess club The game-an irregular open
ing-lasted forty-eight moves.
Evening journal., 1892-10-11
Tho ynrl.inwr Rntnrns.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 1.-THE United
STAKES steamer Yorktown has returned
here from a cruise in the Behring sea.
Evening journal., 1892-10-11
M Trollev for Nov YorI..

NEW YORK, Oct l0-lhe board Of alder
men rescinded the resolution allowing the
Ninth Avenue Railroad company to use
the trolley system.
Evening journal., 1892-10-11
0Ilnieter Hirseh ResIsos.

WASHINGTON, Oct ll.-Solomon Hirsch
OF Oregon, envoy extraordinary and minis.
ter plenipotcntiary from Che United States
to Turkey, has resigned.
Evening journal., 1892-10-11
COWS and Horses Tinrnod.

NEW YORK, Oct. il.-Samuel Brenner's
stables at Rosebank, S. l., were burned,
with forty cows and two horses.
Evening journal., 1892-10-11

Life insurance solicitors wanted for the
strongest. largest and best company in the
world. ANsON A. MAHER, General Agent,
Equitable Bulldog.
Evening journal., 1892-10-11
Insomnin Drove MIN 10 suiclde.

SAvANNAH, Oct. 1l.-Dominick Brown, a
retired leather merchant, aged seventy
years, killed himself as result of insomnia
Evening journal., 1892-10-11
KlIIcd III TalIinr NYnlls.

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 1l.-John Cava,
naugh and b. +. Perrets, 'fremen, were
Evening journal., 1892-10-11
-Four aren Fatally Injured.

DENVER. Oct ll.-Express Messengers
Self and Galloway, Conductor Young and
Fireman Ash were fatally injured in o col.
TETON
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rlnrnrh 20 n Crisn.

LANGsIDE, Ont, Oct. 1.-THE residence
Of Peter Uzell was destroyed by fire, and
his eleven-year-old daughter was burned
to a crisp.
Evening journal., 1892-10-11
Illflr IInr.cs Crnmnlnd.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 1.-THE large stable
Of H. W. Riley near the wharves was de.
stroycd by fire and fifty horses were burned
to death.
Evening journal., 1892-10-11
Nnrth cnrnllnn,s nnnnr.

RALEIGH, Oct lL-North Carolina has
the ho2or Of being the first srate in the
south TO completely organize her naval
militia.
Evening journal., 1892-10-11
Rodgers for Congress.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 1.-THE Republicans Of
the Twelfth congressional district nomi.
mated Thomas b. Rogers.
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nInraered by Id Ex-ConrIct.

CHARLoTTEsvILLE, Va, Oct 1l.-Phl
Young, an eN-convict, murdered Maniey
Glcss near Central Plains. Hcwas arrested
and jailed.
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silver Purchases.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 1.-THE silver pur
chases for the month. including today
aggregate 1900, 600 ounces.
Evening journal., 1892-10-11
phIlndelnhIn.s rnrnde.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. lit is believed
that p. 900 men VIII be line In the Catholic
Columbus parade tonight
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BA8COCK'S FAMILY SHOE HOUSE
2O0 MARKET STREET.,
East side, Above Second. East Side.

We will be pleased to have you
look, and you will be pleased when
you buy-MUTUAL ADVANT-
AGE
Evening journal., 1892-10-11

Wan ted-To buy or loan money OnIifeInsur-
ance aud Endowment policies. Anson A.
Maher, room 2t2 Equitable Building.
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4 NntIonnl ConrrccatInnnl Cnnnrll.

MINNEAPOLIS, Oct. 1.-THE triennial ma.
tional council OF the Congregational
churches of the United States begins a
weeks session here Tomorrow.
Evening journal., 1892-10-11

DA1TIhfORE a
ID OHIO RAlL-
ROAD schedule IN
effect May %, lG2.
Trains leave Della
ware Avenue Depot
East Bound New
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Evening journal., 1892-10-11
CLEAVER & HEARN
MFG. COMPANY.
221 MARKET STREET.
Sole Agents for Gauze
Door Range.
During the present rear

During the present year !
ROSS have doubled the capacity
Of my store at No. 21O
Market street, an am now able
t show you an elegant asallt
meut of latest styles of Derby and
other mats for young and old We
also have on hand an immense
stock Of White and Outing Elan
mel Shirts, a large variety Of
Gents, Ladies' and Children's
Fall Underwear; choice Sc
lection of Neckwear at 20 and 30
cents; also Suspenders and No
ti0ns.
We sell wholesale and retail
and return money if goods Az,
not satisfactory
ROSS.
2IO MARKET STREET.
Evening journal., 1892-10-11

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