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Evening journal., 1892-05-05
80 Comblne for nm
EIGHT MILLIONS WANTED NOW.
Chioago's worlds Fair Needs Are on
the Increase.

Chicago's worlds Fair Needs Are on
the Increase.
CHICAGO. May 5.-The Worlds fair direc
tory held a special meeting 70 hear the re
port Of the special committee on legislation
which went 70 Washington and appeared
before the house committee on the Colum.
bian exposition TO give reasons why an ad.
ditional appropriation Of $5,0OO,00O 20 com.
plete the fair should be made by congress.
The report Of the committee states that
Chicago has done her duty in subscribing
10000, 900, providing a site for the fair and
doing everything possible 10 prepare for the
exhibits from ffty-nine foreign nations
which have already signihed their intention
10 participate.
The report further states that the whole
matter now rests with congress Eight
million dollars is necessary to complete the
work The board guarantees that Chicago
will subscribe II necessary, part Of thi,
amount, and congress it is urged, ought Il
make an appropriation to cover the balance
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The prospects are for a
bright day to morrow-we par
ticularly wish it, Friday is the
day that we especially invite
the Ladies and Children.
One of those commercial
drummers that we spoke of
yesterday closed out to us
Twenty Styles of Little Eel
lows's Suits; all of them are
light colors, made in single and
double breasted Homespuns.
They were made to sell at from
$4. so to S5.oo-we bought
them so thai we can sell them
at So so and make a fair profit.
All sizes at present, but who
can tell how ,oOn they'll be
sold.
One dollar and Fifty Cents
isn't much to pay for a Child's
Suit, ages from 4 to IA years.
but try and think of the best
one you ever bought at $2.so
and see if these amt better.
We had over two hundred and
fifty of them.
Jersey Suits are a hobby, a
little over a year ago we didn't
keep them, to day we'll vouch
that we sell more Boys Jersey
Suits than any two stores in
Wilmington, and that's not
brag either, and now we'll tel
you why
We sell an
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American mechanics Elect onicers.

ALl.ENrowN Pa, May 5-The annua
election for officers Of the Order United
American Mechanics elected the following
officers: State councillor, Isaac II. RAIN, oi
Leesport; vice councillor, Charles j. Dit
tess, OF Philadelphia; secretary, Walter
Graham, OF Philadelphia; treasurer, Charles
H. Kurtz, Of Philadelphia conductor, II. o
Holstein, of Harrisburg; examiner, G. G
Place, Of Philadelphia; protector, j. +
Frederick, OF Allentown; representative &,
national council, Charles l.. Noblett, o
Philadelphia The next state Convention
win be held at New Brighton
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woRlo,s fAIR eullplNe
The state Commissioners In Session
Dover ro-Day.

Dover To-Day.
President Thomas Smith and Mrs. ].
Frank Ball, New Castle county Worlds
Columbian Exposition com mlssioners.
went to Dover TO day to attend meeting
Of the board. They we're acc )mpanied
by Captain +. l.. Rice, Jr, the architect
who designed the Delaware Exposition
Building. Henry c. Conrad, the other
New Castle county com mmiss.oner, could
not be tempted TO leave his business,
even with Republican State Conven.
tion as a lively annex to the Worlds
Fair meeting.
The Wilmington commissioners viii.
meet with Commissioners W. h. ALA
band and Robert w. Reynolds OF Kent
county and Commissioners Moore and
Emory Of Sussex county, to discuss the
question Of advertising for bids and
awarding the contract for erecting the
Delaware building.
The board Is In a quandary as TO how
the bid shall be awarded Ths commits
sioners have had many of srs Of contri -
buttons from Delswareans. Several have
offered enough bricks for the chimueys
and foundations, while others have
/ offered TO contribute Delaware shingles
for the roof. All these matters must be
taken into consideration when the con
tract is awarded.
| Captain Rice took copy Of the plans
| aud specifications 20 Dover with him
There Is a singular thing In connection
with the Delaware building plans. They
were forwarded to Chicago, aud approved
by Chief OF Construction BurnhRm. III
wrote 90 President Smith TO that effest
and said that he had returned them
They have never reached this city. For.
tunately Captain Rice had a copy Of then
aud Il is upon this that the commission
will have to work.
II possible. the contract for erecting
che structure will be awarded 20 Della
RGreRn.
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CLEVELAND ANo The SCHOOLS.
He Warmly Favors the National Coiam
bus Day Celebration.

He Warmly Favors the National Coium.
bus Day Celebration.
NEW YoRK, May 5.-Ex-president Cleve
land has been interviewed on the proposed
national public school celebration of Colum
bus day, Oct ~. st is grand idea, say
Mr.. Cleveland 1T is admirably conceived
and timely. have always been friend
Of the public schools. ! believe they are th'
greatest feature OF American life. The.
can't be put forward TOO much think. Thi
movement % make the school system th'
center Of all the local celebrations Of dis
covery day ought 10 be pushed pretty Wig
orously just now. There isn't much time &
losen
He thought there might possibly be som'
difficulty in getting some Of the municipal
ties 20 make or push the dominant feature
Of the civic celebrations Of the day. "Bu
they ought tor he added. '''rhe publii
school is the greatest thing and for them L
make a chain of local celebrations, all con
nected by the schools, is a noble plan"
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Tuesday, the 10th day of May


the following shares Of stock;
l31 shares Frankfort and Southwark Phila-
delphfa City Passenger Rsiiroad Company.
$50 shares Wilmington City Railway Com
As shares Security Trust and Safe Deposit
Company of Wilmington,
/ share First National Bank, Wilmington
Is shares Union National Bank, Whining
10 10 shares Philadelphia National Bank,
:s5'id 8 shares Union National Bank, Phila-
81 shares Pullman's Palace Car Company.
90 shares Wilmington Dental Manufactur-
iOs shares Wilmington City Electric Com
S shares Delaware AMI Atlantic Telegraph
and Telephone Company.
/ share Star Club stables.
. shares Brandywine Granite company.
80 shares the Pusey and Jones Company
IS shares Wilmington and kennett Turn
10 shares Masonic Hall Company, VIII
/ mingtOn.
II shares Helena Mining and Reduction
i Company, Helena, Montana.
100 shares Mingo oil Company, Philadei.
CPS shares Elk River and Blue Greek oil
80 shares Broad Mountain. Mammoth Vein
| Coal Company.
100 shares Plum Farm andLong Run oil
Il and Coal Mining Company
CHARLES B LORE and
EDWARD q. BRADFORD,
Executors Of john Peoples, deceased
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A uir IuIcIt nm seI,ed.

SOMERSET, Pa, May 8. Probably tn,
largest Illicit still ever captured was brought
into town by Revenue Agent Slusser ano
Policeman Gilbert. Il belonged 10 William
Pritts, the murderer Of old Jonathan Hoch
settler, and was found concealed near Pritts
residence. Pritts is yet a fugitive from
justice The still has a capacity Of 100 gal
Ions. Jacob Sautemeyer, Pritts' son-in-law
has been arrested as an accessory TO tbs
murder Of Hochsetler.
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REMOVALS

THOMAS DAVIS. ATTORNEY -AT-LAw,
4 having retired a. Deputy Attorney
General, can be found at his new office, No
9l5 Market street, for general practice.
HEMOvAH-DR. A +. FRANZ HAS
II removed his Office and residence 10 No.
j04 Delaware avenne.
ID EMOVAL.- JOHN BIGGs, ATTORNEY
~ at-Law, removed 10 No. 9l3 Market street.
VIII now devote his entire attention to pri-
vate practice.
NOTICE -DR. l.. n. SLAUGHTER HAS
IN moved his Office from No IA East Seventh
street TO No. 3Ol Delaware avenue, Offices for
merly occupied by DR.. Frantz.
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minister Smith HOME to Stay.

NEW York, May 5-If the opinion ol
Charles Emory Smith, United States min
lister to Russia, holds good President Har
rison viii be renominated. Mr.. Smith
reached this city on the Teutonic ON a leave
Of absence. He has not resigned, but there
was something in his manner which con
veyed the idea that he was going to stay on
this side
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lN THe sAADow oE oGATH.
sfurdeser Haiiineer May he Sentenced
aud Hanged Today.

Murderer Haiiinecr May he Sentenced
and Hanged Today.
JERSEY CRY, May 5.-The sword Of fate
hangs over Edward Hallinger today This
morning he is merely convicted murderer
in Jail here He may be sentenced and
hanged before sunset. Halhnger is a negrt
and lived with a woman, Mary Petersop.
In 1t Of passion he killed the woman. He
was arrested and pleaded guilty Tho plea
was accepted under the New Jersey law
and the man was sentenced without a trial
Then Lawyer Charles J. Peshall appealed
TO the United States court on the grount
that a man charged with murder could no
waive the constitutional right TO trial b,
jury Two appeals Of this character wen
dismissed on technichlities. Hallinger vii
probably be resentenced TO death today b,
Judge Werth In the Hudson county court
The officials of Hudson county and tn
county state and federal courts feel that 4
this case they may have been juggled with
and that prompt vindication Of the law !
necessary
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Ier.er cnttl, for the rnlr.

NKw York, May 5.-The American Cattl,
club, composed Of breeders Of Jersey cattle
elected officers as follows: President, r. A
Sibley, Of Rochester; vice president VIII
liam Mckinney, OF Philadelphia; treasurer
John l. Holly, OF Plainfeld n J. The clut
decided to add the sum Of 1000 to the $40,
600 already voted for the purpose Of secur
ing proper exhibit of Jersey cattle at tn
Chicago exposition.
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Horseman Hamiin's Challenge.

BUFFALO, May 5-Mr. c. j. Hamlin, tn,
well known horseman, has issued the fol
lowing challenge; Il will match two 2-year
olds, three 3-year-olds, one 4-year-old ano
one j-year-old, the latter eligible TO the 2.2l
class, against any horses in the world Of the
same age, for 500 side, the contest u
take place over the Buffalo track during
the grand circuit meeting in August"
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FrIghtfui Locomotive Explosion.

ALTOONA, Pa, May Sat Irona, on tn,
Pennsylvania and Northwestern railroad
freight engine No. 25 exploded, instantly
killing Engineer Moulton and Fireman AXE
Both were horribly mangled. Three by
ISLANDERS were also seriously hurt and the
depot was almost torn down. No cause il
known for the explosion.
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No inquiry Into Alleged Frauds.

NYAcK, N. Y, May 5-The fifty wit
nesses subpenaed to appear before the
Rockland grand jury this week in the case
of alleged election frauds in Haverstraw
were not heard as the matter was with
drawn This action has created great
surprise throughout the county.
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neemInr.. Nerre sam Good

MELBOURNE, May 5.-When questioned
by his keeper Murderer Deeming acknowl
edged that he might have killed his wife in
a iit Of insanity, but he denied that he had
any recollection of the deed. When TOLD
that he would be hanged early in June, h
said: "Well, good deal can happen befor,
then. ] was not born 70 Ae hanged
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md sllrer nue.tIon Abroad

MANCHESTER, May AT the meeting ol
the chamber Of commerce there were sew.
eral strong speeches against Great Britaint
former policy Of standing ON an exclusively
gold basis, and l64 members were in favor
Of an international conference to consider
means for bettering the present condition
of the silver market. The motion was op
posed by l56 members.
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About as wicked as DeemInr.

PANS, May Sin the department OF th,
Drone Matthias Hadelt was sentenced &,
death for killing Pere Idlefonse Bursar ia
the Trappist Monastery at Aigue-belle OF
the Arc He is a wretch OF little less yer
satiity than Deeming. For the last tfteei
years he has posed from place to plac'
killing, robbing and blackmailing He con
fesses 10 al least sixty crimes
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Rndini colalr ReoeIred.

ROME, May 1.-THE atmosphere in tn,
chamber at the reopening showed that the
cabinet crisis is still acute. Premier di Ru.
dini was received coldly. A motion Of con.
fidence will be made today and it is appre
hended that the cabinet viii be beaten
The opposition to Rudini is exceedingly bit
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signed br Gorernor FIo~er

ALBANY, May 5.-The governor has signeo
the following bills: Appropriating So, ,Oot
for Cohoes armory, authorizing Buffalo tc
acquire lands for park purposes, relative u
payment Of pension TO National Guardsmen
appropriating $500 for the improvement
to Black river, regarding highway improve
ments in cities Of j, 900, 900 inhabitants.
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neu reIepboue,s Iease Of LIfe.

NEW York, May 5.-The Bell Telephon,
company, by its control OF Edison's patents
as licensee from the Western Union com
pany, viii continue TO enjoy a monopoly o.
the business for seventeen years, under pa
tents just granted on Edison's applications
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me Depo.itors Cannot Sue.

KINGSTON, n. Y, May 5.-The genera
term has just made an important order sus
tanning the decision OF Judge Fursman
who continued an injunction restraining
depositors from bringing suits against the
Ulster County Savings institution.
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lne lENA uAvIs CASE.
Trefethan, the Girls Tower. Convicted of
Her Murder.

Boston, May 5.-rhe jury in the Tena
Davis murder tral found James A. Ire
fethan, the girls lover, guilty OF murder in
the first degree, and William II. Smith,
Trefethan's krother-in-law, not guilty.
Ex-Governor John d. Long, leading coun-
sci nor the accused, burst into tears when
the verdict was announced.
Miss Davis disappeared from her home in
Everett, Mass, the Wednesday before
Christmas and nothing was heard OF her
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GORDON HEIGHTS LOTS.
HOTIOHa.


NOTICE TO COUNTY TAXPAYERS.
IN Office Of Delinquent Tax Collector,
Sl2l6 Market street.
All property owners owing county taxes
for the year 1891, are requested TO settle and
avoid additional expense.
GEO. y. EINCK. Co 'lector.
NOTCE.-THE ANNUAL MEETING OF
IN the stockholders OF Mechanics Loan As
sociation will be held on Monday. evening,
MAY .. at 80 o'clock. All stockholders are
requested to be present. Q. W. GRANT,
Secretary pro ten
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~. nIorton.. 30. onernted unon.

WASHINGTON, May 5.-Mrs. Morton haa
submitted to an operation upon her eyes foi
the purpose Of remedying the defect Of
focus, which at different times has been
stated as varying from i2 to II degs.
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No ME Eleetrie comblns Formed.

NEW YORK, May 5.-Brayton Ives denies
the published rumor that combination o.
the Westinghouse Electric company ana
the German firm Of Siemens & Hulske haf
been formed to oppose the Thomson-Hous
ton company.
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TEAL rsrArn.

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FOR RENT. Two SMALL HOUSES AND
store. apply 10 + 5. BRADLEY, Pull
man Place.
EOR RENT. THE STORE, 307 MADISON
II street; good stand for any kind OF bu a.
ness; fixtures in store; S4 per month.
JAMES MONAGHAN. il9 Market street.
EOR REST.-A TwO-SrORY BRICK
II dwelling; eight rooms and bath. Sewer
connections Rates reasonable, Inquire OF
MRS. COTrINGHAM, No, 800 Maryland
avenue.
EOR RENT. THE STORE AND DWELL.
l. ing, 626 East Fifth street, rooms and
store. w. j. FISHER. COS Market street.
TOR RENT.-rHE LARGE STORE AND
II dwelling OF No 2ll also the dwelling of
| Ne. 2i3 West Front street. Apply to
PHILIP q. PLUNkETT,
No. 209 West Front street.
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Hna n,Rrlen a double 2

UTICA, n. y, May 5.-A rumor is curren,
in this city that Convict tom" O'Brien.
the bunco prince, who escaped from Keeper
James H. Buck, OF Clinton prison, was never
in Utica and that the man who was palmeo
of here was a double of the prisoner So
cured in New York by Doc Minchon.
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New York, May 5.-Nime. Blanc, who's
husband, Baron Blanc, has brought suit foI
divorce on the statutory grounds, says she
will bring a counter suit. She says she haa
a list Of twenty women whom she win nam,
as corespOndents
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statesmen al the Races.

WASHINGTON, May Sin addition ts
those who usually attend the races at Ben
nings, there were present Wednesday Vic
President Morton, Secretary Blaine, Sena
tors Sherman alad Hiscock.
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Dan OutIook fnr lion.

NEW YORK, May 5,-The Iron Age say
that prospects Of revival in the iron trade
are still very remote. Reports from the
various centers show no recovery in prices,
but on the contrary, lower figures than any
previously recorded.
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FaIe, ChIororormed Haydon.

NEWARK, n j., May 5.-Alden Fales, the
Newark boy murderer, confessed that aftei
he knocked Thomas Hayden down he beat
him intoinsensibility and then chloroformed
him before robhing him.
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Attacked Her with a Hatehet.

ROCHESTER, n Y, May 5.-rhomas G
Hopkins, drayman, while drunk struck
his wife with hatchet three times in1ict
ing serious scalp wounds. He then cut his
throat with razor, dying almost instantly
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count nIsmarcE TO Marry.

VIENNA. May 5.-The engagement OF
Count Herbert Bismarck and the Countess
Margaret Hovas is announced from Fiume
The countess is the granddaughter Of Rob
ert Whitehead, inventor Of the Whitehead
torpedo, and is said to be wealthy.
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Afubanls under Arrest.

LONDON, May 5.-Mr. H. V. Milbank, II Is
reported, has been obliged TO remain in Bel
GUM, having been arrested for duelng and
released on parole. = ------
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presihent Given Dend .

CARLISLE Pa, May 5.-Major Samuel
Given, president Of the Mount Holly Paper
company and interested in many other bank
ing institution, died here, aged eighty-eight
wears
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rhe Aotor.l Fund Falr.

NEW York, May 5.-The Actors Fund
fair is proving a gigantic success. Edwin
Booth and Charles Dickson are neck and
neck for the prize TO the most popular actor.
The most popular actress, according to the
votes, is Georgia Cayvan.
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.John.on nnd spencer Go Back,

WASHINGTON, May 5.-Lewis W. johnson
and William II. Spencer were turned over
70 Detective Daugly, Of Philadelphia, under
the requisition charging them with embez
Element from the Prudential Mutual Bene
fit society Of that city
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nnnlon 10 ne nn orioIc.

PITTsBURG, May 5-President Won der
Horst, of the Baltimore Baseball club, has
obtained the consent Of the Pittburg league
officials to negotiate with Captain Ed Han
lon to manage the Orioles
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No New Trial for Almv.

PLYMOUTH, n H., May 5.-Almy was re
fused a new trial and was sentenced to be
hanged on the third Tuesday in May, 1892.
Justice Doe said there was no cause foi
changing the decision previously made.
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Come any day, but come to
morrow, Friday, Children's
Day.
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wom,n slrncL nv IirnlnIng

WnKEsBARRE. Pa, May 5.-Mrs- Ella
Carpenter. Of Shupp Hill, Wyoming county,
was struck by lightning while lying in bed
and instantly killed. Ber daughter, whe
was by her side, escaped injury.
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The reform Wave in Rochester.

ROCHESTER, N. y, May 5-rhe police
commissioners have instructed the officers TO
notify all gambling rooms and poolrooms 70
close up at once.
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DOR SALE. OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY
REAL ESTATE.-The we'll known ''Prtc-
tical Farmer" Hotel at Grubb's, Brandywine
for city real estate; has been licensed tor one
hundred years; the only road house on the
Philadelphia pike between this city and Ches-
p. DONAHoE. .5ie Orange street, Whining
ton. Del
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AmUsEMENTs.
HELP WANTED.


(NTANTED. "A GIRL FOR GENERAL
w house work. Small family. Apply
morning, at No. 1915 Adams street
TXTANTED.-A GOOD WHITE GIRL 70 r
w general homework. Call at No. 1913
Washington street
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The Westminster,

Kentucky near Pacific avenue, Atlantic
City. n. J. Open all the year: entirely new
building: all modern improvements.
MRS NJ. ROCHE.
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The Shirley,

Kentucky Avenue, near the ocean. Entirely
new house, newly furnished; electric bells
Telephone No. 2,8.
Sama manaRement as last year.
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The RadnoT,

ll2 South Carolina Avenue. Centrally located
within three minutes walk Of ocean, hot sea
batha, depot and post office.
MRS. II. w. SHARpLESS.
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BOARD AND ROOMS.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.


WANTED BOARDERS AT 4l2 KING
w streets, Pleasant rooms, home comforts.
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EXEcuroR,s SALES.

TXEcUToRs' SALE.
The subscribers, as executors o. John
Peoples, deceased, will sell It public auction
at the Court House, in the city OF Whining
ton.
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ATLANTIC CITY HOTELS.
PennsyIvnnia RaiIroad.

Leave Philadelphia, Market street wharf !
Express, 8 80 A. NJ, 230, 400 and 800 T. NJ
week days. ACCOMMODATION. 500 and $40 A.
NJ 800 and 40 p. NJ. sundays. Express.
500 s.45. . 45 A. M. Accommodation, % A.
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Maclaon House.

20l5 Pacific Avenue. below Michigan. New
house. Rates. 81 20 50 per week. Boarding
by day OF week.
SAMUEL LAW. Proprietor.
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Crosby
& Hill.
important Announcement

On Thursday and
Friday only we will
sell 60 pieces Ameri-
can Challies at &c a
yard; regular price &c.
1 case Twilled
Toilet Crash, some
pieces slightly soiled,
t2ca yard; worth DC.
1 case Fearless
Bleached Muslin, yard
wide, at &c a yard;
worth Sc.
1 case beautiful
dress Ginghams, eX-
cellent styles, splen-
did quality, sold in
Philadelphia for Is
cents our price on
Thursday and Friday,
1Oc a yard. Only 10
yards Of each Of the
above goods sold to
one customer, and the
goods will only be
offered at these prices
on Thursday and Fri
day. We positively
will not sell any OF
the above before OF
after, unless at the
regular prices.
On Saturday only
we will sell an excel
lent Corset worth 39C
a pair for 19c a pair
only one pair toa Gus
toner.
Ladies' Black Der.
by Rib Seamless
Hose, fast blacE
goods, worth 20 t(
25c a pair, for lie ;
pair willnot sellmorC
than three pairs tC
each customer.
Our Kid Gloves at $l.25 fo
$I.Io,
Our Kid Gloves at ST. for So
Our Kid Gloves at 75c for 81
Our Kid Gloves at soc for "a
Our beautifulprint
ed India Silks so pep
ular and attractive a
SOC vii be sold o.
Saturday only at A
a yard.Please remen
Der that the Saturda,,
prices are only fo
that day andthe good
will not he sold be
fore or after excep
at regular prices.
Our entire stock j
very large and al
tractive, all Of whic
are offered at tn
very lowest cas-
prices.
rpOChU p Nil
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Hotel Allen,

near the beach; accommodations hrst-clasa
w. $. ALLHN, Proprietor.
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Hotel Ediaon.

Michigan and Pacific Ave, pleasantly stu
ated, open CRATES; sanitary arrangements
comp etc. MRS. JOHN II. COOKE,
Formerly OF the "MelCs."
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Kmed hx Mine Explosjon.

ASPEN, Colo, May 5. 5.-Charles Berry and
Harry Quigg were blown to pieces in a mine
explosion bore.
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He Declares That the Policy Of Restrict
ing the output of Anthracite Coal and
Increasing the Price WIN End In Dis
astsr to Those who Follow ~.
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N. Y. Clothing House.
wILMINGToN. Thursday, May 5, 1892
MEETINGS FOR THIS EVENING.

Asylum Lodge, Ind Order odd Fellows.
Jefferson Lodge, Ind Order Odd Fellows.
Eden Lodge. Ind. Order Odd Fellows
Kadosh COmmandery, Knights Of Malta.
Wilmington Lodge. Order Of Tonti.
Clayton LO1ge, Knights Of Pythias.
Washington Lodge A. +, and A. NJ.
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Leecia'E Cottage,

No. Arkansas Avenue. below Atlantic
opposite Reading depot. Open May 20. First
class accommodations.
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Strictly one price and
if dissatisfied with your
purchase we will return
your money.
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Hotel InnnariaI.

On the beach; Maryland Ave; capacity, 200
every home comfort, electric bells. large solar
ium. CRATE fires. appointments and table hrst
class. 50 TO g per day, SO TO SIS per week.
g. W KENDRICk.