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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-01
SKIRTS That ARE Sprc1A1r1rs.

The lady who does not know Of the palais Royals
u Skirt has yet learn Of the best garment as the
price In W. &c. during clearing sals.
The p. R. Use. Yoke-band Shirt has 9-inch cam.
Eic nounce with cluster tucU and tucks above, il
greatly superior 70 the usual 75c skirt-thousands
know it and many viii respond when We write &C.,
during clearing SALE
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july BARGAINS IL SAILORS.

Tomorrow. Children's Fancy Two-tone Sailors
Tomorrow with ribbon band Reduced to 15c. each
Tomorruw. Ladies' Fine Untrimmed White Milan
TO-norrow- Straw Sailors Regular s1 80 quality
Tomorrow. Tomorrow. 9Sc.
Tomorrow. Special attention IL called to our ele-
Tomorrow. giant line of Ladies Trimmed Sailors at
Tomorrow. Toe. 81. 81 D. 81. As, 81 %, 81. AZ
Tomorrow. and So ~ each
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MRS. WINDOWS SOOTHING srnuP

Mrs. WINDOWS SOOTHING gYRUP
Has b-cn used for over FIFTY YEARS b. MILLIONS
Of MOTHERS for thssr CHILDREN WHILE TEETH.
ING with PERFECT SUCCESS. II eooTHEs the
CHILD. sorTENs the GUMS. ALLArs al PAIN
CURES WIND ooIfC and r. the bsst remedy for
DlAREHGA- Sold by truesssss In every part Of the
world. De and ask for Mr.. winsiow's sooth-
ing syrup" and take other kini Is cent? . bottle
Ir Yous Back AcHEs
9r you are s worn Gut really good foe nothing ~ n
- sk6wEg IRON Brrrkns.
IL viii cure you and give rood appetite Sold by Al
dealers In medicine.
RILroUsNEss, CONSTIPATION, TORPID LIVER.
DSc., cured Nerve and LIVER Hile. I'd doses DC
s.anpies free scHELLEk srIyESs.
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Two MORE GnEAr Sprc1AIr,rs.

In order to Offer the best Drawers ct low price our
buyer contracted for ten thousand pairs costing 2
pair at Wholesale. These have retai,ed q. 29c.
pur. 80 superior tina. they have been honored with
the title Of speciality" sc. pair dxrfwg etssriWs
sale.
The other crest speciality is the French Shape Corset
Covers. made Of ne cambria with surrlice neck abso-
lutely perfect fitting. trimmed with best embroidery.
This Corset Cover has become known the best 0Sc
garment procursble &c. during clearSno sais.
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SPECIAL july SALE Or WRAPPERS.

Tomorrow. Tomorrow morning we will throw
Tomorrow. center table a miscellaneous lot Of La
Tomorrow. dies Wrappers in pe-cale madras
Tomorrow lawns. figured India linens. bingham ef-
Tomorrow. fects, &C.. in HIGHT medium. dark and
Tomorrow. mourning cOlOrfngs These have been
Tomorrow selling at 81 -. 81 .6S. 81 % andS1 g6.
Tomorrow ChO9ce tomorrow 81 Is zach
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Dox.r HrsrrArr.

You know the old saying. He who hestatrs h is
n certainly applies with great force IN some shin
whsn 700 know you right don't hesitate 10 r-y
n; wbsa you know Whist you wsss doa7 hesitate -
osmsndft
When you 20 10 buy bottle Of cARTERs Lrrri1
LIVER PILLS donS hs<itsse 10 say you want ga n
T-n-nS. doaS hesiease 10 thaf 700 ~ ''c-A-R
T-E-R'-s" snA donr hesitate 10 rsfuss sny1hine -
fsred 10 you ''ame 'c-A-R-TE-Rs-sr"o or ',j>-f
- ecod q 'c-A-R-r-E-R'-s.'~ Thsrv h nothing
GOOD - ''c-A-h-T-E-Rs-s." Th~y never fail
Doat heatats % ~ when limitations md frssas
60 o0sgsd 70 goa
DeaS hssitsss 10 asns.d shs senuiss cARrEn'p
LITTLE LIvER PILLa
POSITIVE cURE ron sIcK HEADACHE
s.sn I'm. a.An Dss> s.sn fsssL -
Cmsaxz Car
ros ssrcass's
cAsronIA
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THr IxeExurrY Or Man Has

The INGENUITY Or Man Has
DEVISED ALL MANNER OF APPLIANCES. SPAR
ING NO EXPENSE. FOR MITIGATING HIS OWN
sUFFERINas DURING THE HEAT OF SUMNER.
SELDOM THINKING OF THE MISERY HIS WIPE
Is UNDERGOING IN THE MIDST OF HER MANI
FOLD AND ARDUoUs DUTIES AT HOME.
TO coUNTERAcT THIS INEQUALITY AND
LIT THE WEIGHT OF WOE. OUR
EQUITABLE
SYSTEM INTER
POSES ITS MARVELLOUS BENEFAcTIoxs.
ADDING PLEASURE TO COMFORT. ExAcTINa
But A THRILLING PORTION OF HER WEEKLY
OR MONTHLY SAVINGS IN RETURN FOR
FURNITURE. CARPETS.
NArrIxas,
REFRIGERATOR.
GAS AND vAPoR STOVES.
BABY CARRIAGES. TOILET AND DINNER SETS
AND WORKS OF ART.
THE FAULT 10 HER OWE II THE House
KEEPER rs NOT SURROUNDED wfTH SUMNER
- -
CoNFokTs. SEEING THAT E'EhfIhiNo IN
oUp p.aIoRs rs sor.n rrpox cRrpIr AT
APPAI.LINGLY Low PRICES AND UPON TEENS
,v,rz.rv rur pr.cu orn
AA A~~A w
-
ROUSE 4 HxnxAxrs
c,sv AVN c,r,rr vousr.
@A S
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SprcrALrrrs Ar REDUCED PRrcrs.

PERHAPs this best illustrate. the fact that the
clearing sale reaches and gathers In the most staple
goods IN erery de pdrtmens
The Psais Royal 'specialtes" in the Cotton Under
wear Department the result Of buyers efforts
to produce garments for the prices that shall any
and all competitors. II they do not then they not
''speciattss" The champions (speciatiss) for the
1892 season are reduced in prices As follows:
55c. GARMENTS Fon 46c.
The Palais Royals SOC. Underearmens have been
pronounced the best procursble at the price. Many
Thousands have been sold. These Gowns. Skirts.
Drawers and Corset Covers have earned reputation
They need fulsome nattery. Reduced TO Is cents il
all We need write.
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:. r.f Msr sEsuo,c.
BENJAMIN HARRrsos.
wHITELAw REID.
GaovEn Crryr1Axn

URoyEn xLEyEI;AxD.
These are the sssts prrssntsd ~ In. two great po
ht Wsp ,s, rte, e :, tbs h United states
Es,s;s .s Might Sss An. ,;s.: :na ps::
Politics and s.icf 70 Sasines We 81 v" s'n'"
CLOTHING Fon Mrx
e ana ne G sp , e cpTs q d,%o
him ! and brother rivins him fuii vsius fcr
IN onr aa nay HIN 20 .nS
water "e' BUSINESS '"u p0''''''-''A' W ma
Wosr MIX.
s Anf siSs !. th s, re.:sn s We take ours
our sack and cu.ss.y suits Of Clothe. for m.s At
are .ssr.ight" N every psrticular.
e sc. h1 S.f s.r sP Il. 6aa. ana
FsS r.. .s s1s to rss ssy y. . sh
but S.s, ,ssy :'e ans g. 4; EYnss.s si u:
up Are ns ns,s WHICH ss rsprsssnt VOL
human i,,g5l5n,sp form: xhsisysI 4. eevslor- SlU.OO,
n Msst r !. fynns sas ,,r e osns,- 0l15O
ssn.ey and s.ou. .pecipasn, are $500
the eetfsctes q $50 sooirty"sse reSos SlS.5O
niked Apollos q the svenne -, d.,
suits for them Of all sizes. nom II to Is years.
sssr Is e. g 81 Fl ssoss..on.... pro-
'''i'sd SUIT IS 's 81 e si;s e: 6 i years.
In line villa @ MES sse psxraLooSs.-
see aEsin-anslisy l. make ]. sns considered
Are the regular rIis: 81 ne Ranssloons. which We
= ss' - U.s. So e =
= I'll ~ S.sS sess =
= d." T. &: =
= .N au s. :
SILVER and shake you surely shall
- From capital % pedestal,
Provided spider web weaves will produce such On
effect. We've got en- all. serses. Silks. Pongees,
chase The Winds and capture them 70 tSs dst q
You cannot 20 sstray
II you come this way
For any article Of wearing apparel peculiar 10 man
F. s. ! iii i is 5: i. +. /.
COATS AND VESTS.
. i 4. :: e Z: z
,o y.c Jsns d + AR.F Hss...
81 and go nh st. NV,
sTRfcT nY7S'e osg FsscS
Az, Ssss.;s:y "a ffia.s nsrnins. rom until
~ ~ SAOeA- = ssNes -. 80
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The Box MAHcHE.
314 AND 316 7rH ST.. n. w.
A. KAUFMAN.
800 PENN. AVE. NV.

EXTRA
80 Assorted Jackets placed sale tomorrow
Especial 4th Of July offering
SIS Children's Tan Refers. finished with large
pearl buttons and sailor collars Ages from
4toI year. e. 4S
s5 Ladies' Gray Serge Blazers a. "a. 30 ~
% Ladies' Brown Mixed Blazers. braid collar
and strap fastening j. ~
An elegant line of Ladies' Imported Jackets. tan
and gray soadcloth. checks and Scotch chew
lot. that sold for clio. el2 and s14...-.--.... As
This Q snap shot that should cause great sale in
eur Wrap Department tomorrow.
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BATHING SUITS and WRAPS, LIGHT COATS.
Bathing Suits-two-p iece-au wool.
We're a. 50-noW 81.
Bathing Suits-one piece-Jersey.
Were $2-now 81.
English Serge Coats-worth %.
$3.50.
(First ioor. LIST annex)
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gu.
(Sizes 4 to 16. }

No matter where you 90 or IL you stay home
"Galatea" or Bedford" Wash Sailor Suit
will come in handy. They don't cost much
either. Choice Of nine patterns for
-43 25.-
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FoR GIRLS, VACATION Wear
Garments that all girls should have with them
on outing trips. Dressy. and. above all. COM
Portable.
FLANNEL BLOUSE SUITS.
INDIA LINON AND PERCALE WAISTS.
LIGHT AND MEDIUM-wEIGHT REFERS.
Navy Blue Atwood Flannel Blouse Suits
trimmed with white or black braid.
Size 10 u "A
Price Is. OO s5. so o. 90 S6. so e. 90 81. 80
Psrcale Shirt Waists in neat patterns. tucked
hack and front-full sleeves. finished with deep
cuffs. Sizes to IL.
Fine White India Linon Shirt wsists-tucked
back and front-rolling collar and cuffs. Sizes
StO IA.
Guimpe waists-India linon, Persian lawn,
Nainsook and India silk. Sizes to Il
SOC. to a.
Fine White Flannel Reefers-large sailor col
lars and rolling cufYs-pexrl buttons. Sizes 4
to12.
a.
Fine Navy Blue Broadcloth Reefers-notched
collars-bias pockets-pearl buttons. sizes4
IA.
Esd floor. .....................11th st. building)
SATURDAY SPECIALS
IN
INFANTS DEPARTMENT
children's Pique Sun Bonnets-plain white
or with pink or blue trimmings.
-2G-
Children's Null Sun Hsts-full crown Of en-
breidery-corded brim-can be easily laun.
dered.
-5Oc.---
Infants Hand-crochetsd sacauss for the cool
mornings and evening at the seashore or in the
.country-all white or with pink or blue trim
mings.
FL to u. 10
Infants Flannel and Cashmere Sacques
fancily trimmed or plain with fancy stitching.
-75c. to %. 3d.
CD floor. 10th st. building.)
GLovrs Fon SERVICE.
CHAMOIs GLOVES. tan. gray and white
81 pair
MOUsQUETAIRE SUEDE GLOVES. Shut
ton-length. tan. gray and mode.
FL rs pair
MoUsQUETAIKE SUEDE GLOVES. Shut
ton-leneth. tan. srsy and black. dlet-
81. % pair
Fipst floor. .1lth st. annex
Coop VALUES Fon SATURDAY.
% dozen Children's GAUGE Vests. high neck
and long or short sleeves. Sizes 10 ond IL
Reduced from 25c. TO 121xc.-
10 dozen Ladies' Boot Pattern and Fancy
Striped Isle Hose.
-Reduced from Soc to s7,<c.--
First floor. Second annex
snH5 Z, L0r'
SIX BLOUSE FRoxrs-s.d...a.
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DIRECT FROM THE FACTORY.
la4MARsEILLEs QU1Lrs-,s4

At third less than real palue.
Choice raised petterns-fot strictly perfect.
fhouoh-an oil spot stain here and there.
which can be easily remedied. Very cheap at
So 3d.
(Second floor. 18th st. building.
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Incidentals, too-Underwear. Hose. Ties.
Shirts. Shirt Waists. Suspenders. Night Shirts.
Handkerchisfs. Jersey Waists and Odd Pants
for rough use.
I'D floor. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 10th ST. bld9.)
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S. IS { e. e. E. & soss 4 z. E..
4. 4. TT + I'LL I'LL 3$$ II
Il. Z ! III 5,j5 SuJS LII. 7
RKDuorrox SALE Toxonnow Al
r. NArHAxsoss.
SIS IRA ST. NV.

In consequence Of Monday be-
ing . legal holiday. we have set
aside tomorrow. Saturday. July
2. and viii celebrate with . spe-
cial reduction sale. To make
this our BANNER DAY" We
have nun through every depart
ment in the store and picked out
several especially desirable lines
and cut their price. especially for
this sale. Read the list care
fully:
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SATURDAYS Special Attractions.

ing pogftvely terminsses tomorrow evening Besides
the reduced prices previously advertised the follow.
ing special attractions:
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july BaReArss In Null HArs.

s-inch All-silk Sash Ribbons. in car
dinal. white. cream. pink and light
blue. Reduced from - to 5sc. per
yard
4-inch Gauze and Moire Silk Ribbons.
in black and al the fashionable tints.
Reduced from 80 TO 21c. ger yard.
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w AIsTS Of white and figured lawn. with Fauntle-
roy fronts. This the Waist which sold well at
el6. We end the Clearing Sale gloriously, with this
Waist at only " cents Sizes 81 to a inches.
THE pALAIs ROYAL.
Continued below
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BOYS SUMNER WE.R.Bnrs.

If you go to the mountains the boy will need
a Refer. if he hasn't one already. One Of
serge will last every day of two years and can
be had for
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MfDDLETOB nv.

Special Correspondence OF Gazette ami journal
MIpnLErowY, April 29-Armstrong a
Sparks Of this town has purchased of
Charles j. Cailrcy, Camden, n J :, the BAY
colt Raycliif, by Wickliffe. The price is
private, but will run well up into the hun
drcds.
A few days ago Dir. II. Vaughn was
summoned to attend u colured woman re-
siding at llamtown who was seriously ILL.,
Upon his arrival lie found sister of the
patient dying making u total of six deaths
III the family in less than 10 months. All
OF them We're Sudden and unexpected, they
being i'll but a very short time in each in
stance.
Frank NJ. Gooding. residing on the
Sellers farm, near town, who had his leg
broken by being thrown from his horse
several months ago, is conNalesceni, and
was in town for several hours to-day
colored man laid down Oh the stone
walk along the driveway of st. Anue's
culvert last evening and fell asleep. During
his slumbers he became restless and rolled
on, falling into the water 10 feet below.
lie was more frightened than hurt, but
does not care for repetition of the ndyen-
ture.
George H. Houston is the first farmer III
this section 10 get his corn planted. He
used patent machine for seeding and
signing out the ground, and his fields
presents very attractive appearance. He
Is one OF the first farmers to employ all
foreign labor, having dispensed with col
ored help entirely. He reports the
foreigners far superior in every way.
MInpLETowN, May 3.--Had it not been
for the moon this town last night would
have been in total darkness, as the electric
light plant has suspended operations in.
uchnltely. About noon notice was served
upon the merchants TO the effect that there
would be no lights last evening, and
.llrlher inquiries elected the fact that the
company, which became insolvcnt several
weeks ago, had decided TO suspend. An
effort was made TO gain an interview with
the receiver Martin Il. Burrs, but he WINS
not TO be found AT his office Ii is believed
that an attempt will be made by the town
to purchase the plant, which is in q
very dilapidated condition, and will re-
cure q considerable SUM of money spent
on II before il can be successfully operated.
The machinery was not oil The best al the
outset.
handsome gray mare belonging to C,
NJ Cochran, residing near town, ate a
quantity of Paris green Monday morning
and It was feared for awhile that il would
prove fatal. The timely aid Of Il physician
cred
W. L. Reynolds is having an awning
erected in front Of his harness store, on
south Broad street
james Clark of Wilmington has accented
position with $ NJ. Reynolds II Co.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-05-05
rnlLlpnhrnra .1Er1ins.

The gambling dens at Gloucester fitv
closed their doors Tuesday afternoon.
and that night the places We're entirely
deserted. ~
Samuel Cuisine Thompson was TUESDAY,
evening elected president of the Youny
Mems Democratic Association. He M.
ceiyed l46 votes to 123 cast for John Cad
walader.
About 100 of the 1,Oii pupils of tbe
vaughan school refuse to attend the school
because of the removal Of Supervising
IrlnGpal William j. Ctlslley BY the Sec
tional Board.
Joshua T.. Baily has written to the mavor
a letter urging the widening Of Walnut
street, west OF Fifth, To the uniform width
oI ~ feet, The Central Theatre fire he
says, makes the beginning of this wnrl
possible now, just where it is most needed
Isaac Shaw, 10 years old, formerly pre.,.
cent q the Commercial Enterprise Com
phny, sald to be a speculative short fern
order, was arrested Tuesday and locked
w TO await retnisition from the New
Jersey authorities He is charged by mem
Ders Of the concern in Newark with en-
bezzlement. '''i e''i-
he Will Of Anne Hampton brewster
authoress and correspondents who dicd IL
Italy, which was probated Tuesday he'
queathed her library of upwards Of 4 ON,
Volumes, largely ON Roman history and
Archaeology, book cases, inaDuscri,,ts
paintings and other treasures TO the Phila,
delphia Library Company.
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sMYRNa.


Special correspondence Of tiaaette and journal
SMYRNA, April 29.--liill Richardson. n
young colored man and well-known
character here was arrested by constable
Weldon and conveyed to Dover Jail to-day,
charged with I'M assault upon his father
William Richardson, at the home Of thc
latter, "Wednesday evening last. Ills
father had been expostulating with him
for his idleness and perstiading him To
leave home ami 90 to work, when be-.
coming enragcd, he seized case-knile and
attacked his father, cutting him seriously
on the face and head
The funeral Of ]. Harry Ashcrnrt. SON
OF Dr.. William II. Ashcraft. took Mace
yesterday, and Dewitt @. Lcgg viii be
buried from the residence of Ills brother
william +. Legs to-day.
In the way OF street improvements sew.
eral new crossings are being laid and
others are being elevated. Quite mum.
Der Of houses IN yariois parts of the town
are being tasteiully reprinted
Preparations are in progress for Il second
Deinorest silver medal contest 10 be HELD
m The Opera House May 10Th 4 class Of
nine young persons will engage in the
strife. 90 '''e
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-05-05
rho Law Arter tic Lyncllers.

nal court here Judge Ridgely charged the
grand Jury 70 investigate the lynching of
the two negroes Friday and saturday
night. He said that all who were present
or abetting are guilty Of murder. ile said
also that those who participated in break
ing or attempting to break open the Jail,
or aided or abetted in such attempt, were
guilty Of felony.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-05-05

WAsnINGros, May 3.-'rhe commits
sioner Of patents to-day issued three patents
70 Thomas A. Edison, assgnor to the
Western Union Telegraph Company of
speaking telephone. The original appli-
cation for the patents was filed in 1877,
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ELKToM.

Special correspondence 81 Gazette and journal
ELKToS, Mn, April 2s-The National
Board OF Fire Underwriters, through their
secretary, II. X. Miller. New York. have
offered reward of $3.50 for the detection.
conviction and punishment Of the party
or parties who may, on trial, be found
guilty by the court OF the crime of inccn-
diarism or arson, in firing the house and
barn Of Mrs. Ella ], Tally, near Elkton
on April ID. The reward expires by linn.
itation in one year from date This re-
ward, with $500 offered by the county
commissioners and $3.50 offered by William
NJ. Slngerly of the Roc0yd, makes the
amount II 900.
Workmen have begun constructing a
more substantial iron bridge in the place
oil the present one over the Big Elk creek
on the r., w. ~ b. railroad, mile east Of
Elkton. The work of construction has
been delayed some time, owing to the com
pan$'s proposed Strengthening of the road
bed between Iron Hill and Bacon Hill. II
is said, however, that owing to the heavy
expense OF changing the route between
these points it will not be done.
ELKroN, Mn, April 29.-'rhe case of
Alfred Stout colored convicted of the
murder OF George Ditinore, i'll which a
motion for 4 new trial is pending, was
argued yesterday before the court Of an
peals 1T Annapolis by his counsel q. L.
t,rothers, II, L. Thackery and George
y. Maynndicr. Attorney general Foe
moved TO dismiss the appeal and the court
complied. stout will probably be sen
fenced in May by the governor to be
hanged.
The Elkton Cornct Band. mn organiza-
tion here for at least 95 years, has dis
banded owing to lack of support.
-----Sp----------
More than half of the journeymen
plumbers OF Boston who asked for 81 per
day, have had their request granted.
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Twenty-Five passenger coaches built by
the iackso \ sharp Company are ready
To be delivered to the Rapid Transit Goui-
pany u Chicago,
Plans have been prepared for the cree
aon Of four three story dwelling houses by
j. K. d. Seeds & SON On Eighth street be-
tween Franklin and Broome.
While playing near His home on Mon
day, the 4years-old son of William Smith
OF No. 49, East Fourth street, was run
over by n carriage and severely iniurcl,
lie i under the professional care OF Dr. +.
4. Rzown..
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-05-05

OMAHA, NED., May 3.-The second day,s
meeting Of the Quadycnnial Methodist
EPisconsl Conference WAS opened with
Bishop Merrill Of Chicago III tie chair.
The galleries and balconies were crowded
the larger number Of the visitors being
women The devotional exercise, were
conducted by DR.. j. C. IIatzel Of Louisi-
anna. After singing the Coronation the
minutes we're read. Many III the dele
gates claimed thai their votes yesterday
lad been recorded improperly a heated
discussion arose, and an hour was occupied
trying to straighten ont the records II
was finally discovered that the report pub
lished in the daily bulletin was erroneous,
and peace was restored.
SEATING TIRE DELEGATES.
One hundred and ton lay delegates cx-
pressed a desire to be seated separately
from tho ministers. The presiding bishop
WAS cosnPaled to4beg, time and time again,
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mother ana Babe Iatally l.nrned.

LoUlsvlLlE, KY, May. 3.-Iate last
night Mrs. Samuel NJ. Bauer was filling n
Gasolene stove when ii exploded. fatally
burning her and her sx-Inonths.oid Son.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-05-05

NEW ohtfANs May 3,.-fresident Noel
has received d reply from Tel Pritchard
Accepting the offer of $1,000 pusrse 10
tsht fit1siminons. The fight viii occur
September 9Th.