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Evening journal., 1892-04-27
worcester County RepabIIcana.

Snow HILL, Md, April % The Wor-
cester county Republicans met In con
ventioD in Snow Hill yesterday. Thomas
z johnson resided over the convention
and NJ. q. F. Barnes was made secretary.
There was slight element OF discord
existing in the convention between the
fsci ms as represented by Adolph Barnes
and Henry A. Godfrey. respectively. The
former were successful in naming the
delegation. Ths following.were elected to
the district convention; Jshn ]. Collins,
A. P. Barnes @, o Melvin. O. 3, Mar
Evening journal., 1892-04-27

A|An0ANAN IN HhANAA 4NONNllNtT Aus InNla
TRAINS LKAYE DELAWARE Av. DEPOT
sExprefe tsains
EEN ORR, week days. .sS III. ia
40 b m, ~ q z bl. % ~, 4 3epm.
NEW YORK, Sundays. q 0S, = IL. 10 % =
~, fl2 -, = 5l, % 3S. = % m.
hOslOh.'b SPIN daily win Pullman buffet
out change via Pouf fhkeepsle bridge, Iandinr
paasengeIe n 3. a u STALLION. Boston
phiLAskl.PHlA' Y y :. " seeS eayH % os. Sc.
10 o. III ha a m; si2 ~, %, 2 TO- sua iiO.
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PHILADELPHIA. Sundays. . ~, 8 IS = IL
%, H. tos. 't ~ ssh . e. q. NJ crslo8
cHEsTER, y wsea asys $ q en 80 .zlL
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s, 10 oQ, 40 % y 70
a. .iS ~ m II i !. SSn9s! a. @ al h y ss 40 a. Io' NJ @
'b q. %. = 3a %, i0W. 'i08 p IN
Atlantic City. week days, s7i7 N.
4 = b. m; Is sssaaEEs EsS E,Ili;; Z IF; m pm
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON. ~ "a.
l1, so: .lold !. m; ~ 10. '2.ob 2 50, - a.
BALTIMORE aud Way stations. oa n,
2 50 m. daily
Baltimore ana principal stations on Phil
SHWkK Hss Hi'fn piw y q s 81 nj st esl'1 y om.m
'i2 ~, 81 = - q q, 30 = 81 Il 10 m daily.
PlLIsblh3,.e q AZ, r. m, tt-sQ p. m. 1Atly.
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CINCINNATI AND -. LuUlS. sia 10 D. n
and = 81 D. IN. both daily.
siNGEhlf ACCOMMODA'T1OH,Tt Tia n.
~, d3 and lilo p. m, daily
L1ANDENhEkG AOCOM5fODATIOH. week
days. Z t1, II 70, a. m s. aud 65 ~. sun
days 90 q IN. and 40 2. N.
TRAINS LEAVE MARKET ST. STATION.
For Philadelphia week days, s 36, 8 20, = -,
q =, y - II 20, m; l2 ~, 46, 3b. a
Q. m. Sundays. Q 90 q M; II q. 2 4b. s5s. o "a
For baltimore. week dare, 68H, 50. g 81.
9S u % a. M, a. .. m. SUNDAY. sac
Bsltimors and principal stations on Phil.-
delphia ID -ision- p a. M. daily. excep4
Sunda- sundays. IS N
to .landel uala auo way etntiOda, week
days, Q 80 10 6y, a m; 40. 90 p m sun
days, % q m; on m.
Chicago and Pitt6burg els n ~. daily.
$50 sunday; q lo p. m. daily.
Cincinnati aud st. Louis. "h.os. a. N. dAlly
except sunday
LV. PHILADELPHIA FOR WILkIN9r0N
Weekdays. silh 9 20. 7 %, ~ei6 90 sedl.
1000 II 35 a. m, - % noon-t1 IS co %, - 81
H0s ~ IS IS, 8 80. IS 81, % y as. $40, 10 70.
sunass. .1i5. 500 .sA $50 .sS 100.
III 35 m i2 %. noon. 20, 90. = o6 30. Is 81,
. 30, = sz, 10. 1910 and II % p. m.
Tolepnone, No. ltd.
other line. O. o. SCULIA Gen.l PHss- A7suk.
J. 7. ODELL. General hanaRer.
Evening journal., 1892-04-27
The Richard Peel. to B. Launched.

The Richard Peck, large steamship
that Is building at the Harlsn and Hoi.
lingsvcrth Coupany's yards, will be
launched at 13J o'clock tomorrow
afternoon. The Peck Is twin
screw propeller and is being
built for the New Raven
Steamboat Company sbs will be used
as q passenger steamer and will run on
Long Island Sound fr.m New York to
New Haven. The principle di
mensions are: Length on deck.
3l5 feet; losd water line. 300
feet; beam. AZ feet 10 inches; depth
Of bold. rs feet inches: At
guards 62 feet; dranght. 10
feet inehes There is a double row OF
state rooms on each side Of the boat. She
has three decks and is one of the longest
boats built 81 this company works.
Evening journal., 1892-04-27
As.aulted nYa Werkmnn.

Thomas B. Cox was fined 81 and cost
for drunkenness ~ Judge Ball this
morning William q 5smer was char yed
with assault and battery on Annie
Hsmer. his wife. The case was con.
tinued until tomorrow morning. David
Evans was also charged with assault and
battery on William l.. Jt ffers. BE testi-
fed that while In the pudding shop Of
the Diamond State Iron Company yes,er-
day morning they had some words, when
he struck letters, who is fireman, with
his fist. Evans was ined $40 and cost
Evening journal., 1892-04-27
A Pnnnl.r n.rmnn n..h

William Vogel, young and popular
German Of this city, died in Philadelphia
a few days ago while he was
visiting relatives in that city His
remains we're brought here this after
noon at 2.i5 o'clock aud we're taken In
charge by the German Beneficial Society
Of this city. lntermsnt was made In the
Cathedral Cemetery.
Evening journal., 1892-04-27

shall. La6an Quillsr. John J. Taylor.
Alfred II. Howard and John Fooks. To
the state convention: A. p Barnes.
George r. Marshall. John }. Collins
and Robert h. Gillett. with Edw. Y
Holloway, James M Layton, William f
Davis and John n Truit' alternates.
The delegates were instructed by the
convention to vote for such represent
atives to the national convention as will
support the denomination OF President
Harrison, and they we're further
directed to eDdeavor 70 secure a selec
tion OF william J. Vannoit as delegate at
large to that convention.
Evening journal., 1892-04-27
Awarding the Paving Contracts.

The Street ana Sewer Department met
in regular session last night and received
bids for 40, 900 square yards Of paving
brick. A number of bids were received
aud the contract will he awarded before
the next regular meeting The Brandy
wine Granite Company WAS awarded the
contract for furnishing 1900 yards Of
granite block. Two repair gangs were
organized. The gangs will repair side
walks. The board viii meet in special
session TO night
Evening journal., 1892-04-27
speelnl scrrice. ln nnlon.

A thank on sriug service will be held
In union M. K Church by the WomHn's
Foreign Missionary Society to morrow
afternoon. The meeting will be held In
the interest OF special work taken up
this year. Mrs. William z Tomkiuson,
secretary Of the Conference Foreign
Missionary Society, will have charge OF
the meeting.
Evening journal., 1892-04-27
A m.atnr Of Frland..

The Concord quarterly meeting Of the
Society Of Friends WAS held in tne
Friends Meeting House, At Fourth and
West streets, yesterday The nesting
was addressed by Walter Lank Of Bucks
county, Pa William Way OF Chester
county. Joseph Powell of Darby, Peter
SmedleY Of West Chester. and Lydia
Price OF Germantown. The follow ing
representatives Co the yearly meeting at
Philadelphia were appointed: Joseph
Msther, Ellwooo Gsrrett and A. Smith.
Evening journal., 1892-04-27
A sllrat Firs

An alarm OF ere was sent In this morn.
ing from BOX No. "a The 6se was In =
pile Of rubbish In the yard Of ths
Chicago Beef Company on Front
street between West and TAtnall
street Chief Robinson sent in a silent
alarm but some excited person struck
boz No. "a. This WAS not'needed however,
as the Gre was extinguished by the Fame
Hose Company.
Evening journal., 1892-04-27
me warren clrb Ra.aay

The bazaar OF the Warren Athlete
Club opened asst night in Institute hall
The hall was beautifully ornamented
with potted plants and cut flowers, and
other handsome decorations The clubs
colors. yellow AID black. we're suspended
from the ceiling. Over the centre Of the
stage Is tbs EN- 5lem Of the organization.
The booths are all differently decorated
with colored bunting.
Evening journal., 1892-04-27
A Asmrrna " omau Arrested nere.

County Constable Weldin with De-
tsetive Hawkins arrested Francis Shep-
pard, colord In this city this morning
She is wanted at Smyrna for assault and
battery on two oolored women at that
place some time ago. Constable Weldin
returned with his prisoaer on the IL. l8
train over the Delaware railroad.
Evening journal., 1892-04-27
Suit Against BeneaciaI A.aoeiatlon

Mrs. Sarah NJ Richardson brought
suit against the Wilmington brauch
Of .he Mu usl Aid snd Union Beue y
fetal Association. with an offi ~
at No West Seventh street.
IN Magistrate Smiths office yesterday
afternoon Mrs, Richardson claims
that the association owes her $50 as
benefits for six weeks o Z sickness When
she made her claim the money was re.
fused. After hearing ell Of the testi
mouy the magistate reserved hs deci-
qfau
Evening journal., 1892-04-27
Rspus loan Centssta Tor ID siera..s

The Republican delegates 20 the state
convention and county committeeman
will be named at ward meet
ings with the exception Of those
10 she First, Eighth and Ninth warIs
The aspirants are so numerous there
that the elections have been declared for
Saturday afternoon.
Evening journal., 1892-04-27
DR.. Buckley WIN Be The Orator

The annual commencement Of Goldey 8
Wilmington Commercial College. will be
held in the Grand Opera House on June
g The exercises will be opened by an
invocation by Rev. J. Y Dobbins. d. D. A.,
and Rev NJ Buckley. d. D., editor Of
the New YORK -Christisn Advocate will
deliver the annual address.
Evening journal., 1892-04-27
A Racror raIses . Bride.

Rev. Charles q. Ewing, pastor of st.
Johns Protestant Episcopal Church, at
Orisheld. and Miss Annie R. Riggin,
daughter of Thomas RigRin, were mar
ried at 7.30 D. M, on Monday, In st.
Johns Memorial Church. by Bishop
William +. Adams After the ceremony
the bride was confirmed, with quite a
number of others
Evening journal., 1892-04-27
Mooullourh Works Rssume OpsratIoI

The iron mills Of the Mccullough Iron
Company, at North East. which have
been shut down since the last OF Decem-
Der, resumed operation Monday. Two
hundred hands are employed. A reduc-
tion Of 10 per cent was made In wages
OF men who work by the ton. and a re-
ductiOn Of 10 per ce..t. WAS allowed the
men on their rental OF houses and
coal they consume. Three months back
rental due from the hands was teniered
them by the company.
Evening journal., 1892-04-27
mas. pR. Porrs HoNonEp.
Her Lectures Endorsed by Many OF Our
Prominent Citizens.

Mrs Longshore- Potts, who comes here
with letters of Introduction from the
most distinguished people, has also re-
ceived the following compliment:
WILMINGTON, April 80, 1892.
THE undersig ned. having examined
the credentials Of Mrs. A. M Longsh )re
Potts, M D., aud also notices from vari-
Gus newspapers 6f her lestures-which
are upon subjects OF great moment and
interest-sre quite ready to believe that
their delivery may be productive Of much
good In any community.
(Signed) LEIGHTON COLEMAN.
Bishop OF Delaware.
REV. JOHN Y DoBBINs.
Grace NJ E. Church.
Rev. q ASHTON HENRT,
Trinity Church.
REV G. e. MURRAY,
St. Andrews Church.
REV, WILLIAM P. swARTz.
Central Presbyterian Church.
REV GEORGE NJ. HICKMAN.
First Presby yserlan Q hurch.
h T CAUSE.
G. w PUsEY.
I'VE, the undersigned take pleasure
In saying we have seen the credentials
OF Mrs. A. NJ. Longshore- Potts, NJ. D.,
cor sisting OF letters Of recomme ndation
from Caroline Scott Harrison, wife Of
the President of the United States: Mrs.
4. A. Hendricks, widow of the late ex-
Vice President; ex-G0vs rnor Russell A,
Alger, Austin Blair and @. NJ. Croswell
OF Miohigan, United States Senator o. ID.
CoDger Of Michigan, ex Governors
Thomas 7. Crittendon Of Missouri, Will
liam Larrahee OF Iowa, Governor
A. L. Thomas Of Utah, Congressman R.
Q Mills. Allen. Nc cMlllin, Crisp. Cobb aud
others. Also articles OF strongly com
mandatory character from the leading
newspapers OF London, England, New
York, Philadelphia, Boston, Chicago, st.
Louis. New Orleans. San Francis %, Mel
bourne and many other cities. Also her
diploma from the WomRn's Medical Col
lege of Philadelphia. and certificates of
registI alton from twenty. four states in
this country where the prastice Of medi-
cline is governed by law.
MRS. DR.. Potts's lectures are produc-
tive OF much good In their moral and
educational Influence. Signed,
bon. JAMES MCMILLIE, U. s. Senator.
Hon. FRANCIS B. STOCKBRIDGE, u. s.
Senator.
Hon. JosEPH WHEELER, NJ. G, Alabama.
Hon. w. @. P. BRECKINRIDGE, NJ O.,
Kentucky.
Hon. CHARIEs E HOOKER, A. c.,
Mississippi.
FERDINAND LATRoBR, Mayor Of Balti
more.
FELIX AeNUs. Editor Baltimors Ameri.
can.
COLONEL RICHARD THOMPSON, ex- Secre.
tary U. 5. Navy.
WILLIAM HOvEY, ex Governor Indiana
HORACE B EOIEs, Governor Of Iowa
REV h. w THOMAS, Chicago.
hon HENRY WArTERsON, Louisville
Courier-J 1urnal
"Her credentials are from the most
eminent persons and are full Of high
praise.
Professor DAVID SWING, Chicago.
Mrs. Potts will deliver her irst lecture
at the Grand Opera House tomorrow
afternoon. 1t will be to women only aud
will be free All her addresses will be
finely illustrated with stereopticon views.
Reserved seats can be bad at the box
Office without charge. Next Wednesday,
May 4, she will deliver her famous lee
ture on Love, Courtsbip and Marriage
to both sexes
Evening journal., 1892-04-27
national Organizer 10 lecture

Mrs Helen l.. Bullock, national organ
izsr OF the Womsn's Christian Temper
ance UuloD, will address 3 mesting' 20 be
held Ia Epworth NJ. E Church, Tenth
and Bennett streets, this evening a. z 80
o'clock. Mrs. Bullock is said to be a
fluent lecturer ami she addresses large
audiences in every city. Her home is in
Elmirs, n. Y.
Evening journal., 1892-04-27
Grace Orcbestra MusIeaIs.

Grace orchestra will give q musicale in
the Sunday school room of the church to-
night. The following will be the instru-
mentation; Four 6rst violins, six second
viollns, cello, bass, flute, oboe, two
elarionets. two cornets. trombone and
druUs. Q. b. Lausr will be the dlrec-
tor.
Evening journal., 1892-04-27
LIOENsF APPLIuArIONs


NOTICE-l JAMES H. DICKINSON.
Nv the owner and occupant OF the house
siiuated a. Townsend. IN School Districts
No. u and si16, Appoquinimiuk hundred
DeiawaTe, IN compliance with the re-.
puiremeute ~ the acts Of the 1cnerai
assembly 10 .sucn care made and provided,
do hereby give notice that shall apply
Sessions Of q Peace and Jail Delivery AZ
the state OF Delaware, in and for New Co
tle county on Monday, the 9th day of May,
1872, heins the next term n said court, Tor a
ncensei for faid house AZ an inn or tavern.
for the sale therein Of Intoxicating liquors
10 less quantities than one qua't, 10 be
Hpeotable citizens and substantial froeholders
Of said school distri-ts, recommend the
said application. yiG
WIN n Duhsdaway John D. tradley
n n phiilipr JHm rs II Carton
W. r. Webster s. TYSON
"a. Townsend heuben Warren
" \ Graves William 4. BrAmhle
j HenrF Hanson John NJ Riftenhuuse
William }. Bratton Charles H. Todd
JAMES L. DICKINSON.
NOTICE u. y. A. STURGEON, THE
~ tenant and occupant OF the h1use
situated az Newport, IN sch 1ol districts
Nos. - and ", Christians hundred, county Of
New Castle and state Of Delaware,
u the acts Of tie General Ass. m6 10
such ease made ard pr ded, DO hereby
give DO NNN NNMN fUhiA hNIlN TT MNANANE 70 Tue
Court Of General Sessions of the pesee and
jail delivery Of the tate of Delaware la and
for New Castle County, on Monday. the eth
daY Of May. 1892. being the next term OF said
conrt. for iiCenee for said house ~ 40 inn or
tavern for the sale therein Of Intoxicating
liquors iu less quantities than one quart. 10 b.
drunk on the premises, and the following 70
spectacle citizens aud substantial free
h ldt n OF said school district recommend the
eaid application, viz;
Robert sindAil fHmue Klllgore
Jos 4 hirratt d. 3 Miller
Georgs Frederick William Rlockson
Wrl. Lewis Dnn jos X. barrAtt
a. q Durham James siudali
Jacob p. Heyaft q VIOLA
Hugh NJ. Garrett J1hu " Snifcher
p A. STURGEON.
NOTCE.-L. HENRY ". SAssg. THE
tenant and occupant Of The house sitq.
the second ward in the oitS OF WIZ
mington, county Of New astie and
State OF Delaware. 10 compliance
II the General Assembly IN such case
made and provided. do hereby give notice
that shall spply IN writing 10 the Con Of
General Sessions Of the Peace and jail De
livery OF the State OF Delaware in and for
New Castle county. on Monday. the 9th day
OF May, lse2. beinl the next term Of said
do0rt, for a license for said house as an inn or
tavern. for the sale therein Of intoxicating
liquors In lees quantities than one quart. 70 be
drunk on the premise and the following re-
sDectablC citizens Il said ward. at least twelve
OF whom are substantial freeholders Of said
ward. recommend the said application. viz;
Jacob Scheller Chas. A. Bourbon
Samuel Miller A. w. Randolph
samuel @. Reed James Irwin
q. NJ Jordan John Mater
i. J, Hirzel John Gotchmer
Michael Rafferty, HeOrge Devallit ger
Henry Feldmeier Dennis Conntr
ChRs Il. DouRherty Chas II. f. Groes
Samuel Hochheiner John b. Dunbar
John II Hubert John A. North
N. Jenney John Tuliv
Edwin Melchoir r. tert KsnyOn
hicLaei Tracy Harvey smith
HkNhl W. sASSE.
Evening journal., 1892-04-27
Fine Mnsi.

John Ronudiree Of Philadelphia. and
Charles Taylor Of New York. vii visit
John d. Kelley at the Logan House,
Delaware avenue aud DUPONT streets,
70 morrow afternoon. where they
will perform on the Irish bag pipe
Those who desire good music should be
Dresent
Evening journal., 1892-04-27
Cut HIS 1hroal sltn Ra1or.

A despatch from Lsves says: william
T. Dickerson. sged IS, of intem perate
habits. was found dead at his house this
morning with ms throat cut aud the
bloody raz1r lying beside him. II Is sup
posed to be q case Of suicide.
Evening journal., 1892-04-27
oscII RepubIIcans worI.

EIKToN. Md. April e7.-The Cecil
county convention was held at Elkton
yesterday. John Wesley Falls presided
The delegates elected to the state con
vention we're H. H. Haines, r. @.
Thackery, s. d. AcCullougA and
r. A. Duhamel To the district con.
vention, Levi o. Cameron, r. l..
Christie William j. Smith aud Walter
Buckwith A resolution endorsing the
administration was adopted The dele
gates TO the state convention will be
fav orable to Robert G. ThRckery for
delegate at large, aud those TO the dis.
triot convention will be favorable 10
William j. Smith for the district dele
gate
o,, c
Evening journal., 1892-04-27

WHIT TEN. . On Aprii y. Of scarlet fevsr,
Albert S son OF George and the late Lizzie
Whitteu. Ia the 18th year OF his age
Relatives aud friends are Invited 20
attend the funeral at o'clock on
Thursday afternoon. from the residence Of
John McMullin, No. COS West Fourth street
lnternent a. White Clay Greek Church
Cemetery.
Evening journal., 1892-04-27
CaDe HsnIopen tiommlssionsr..

The town commissioners Of Cape Hen
looeu City, lRehobofhl met m
the Darlors Of the Clayton House this
morRing Those present we're President
kee W. Tunnel Of Lsvss ,-ksecretAry.
Barry 2. Cannon Of Bridgeville: Hon
Elihu Morris Of Lewss and Or Jsfferis
Of this city. The position left vacant by
the resignation Of Wm. Bright a. the last
meeting was filed by the election OF ]
A. Hooper Of Baltimore md Arrange
ments we're smAde FOR two lots for
churshess in Cape Henlopen City.
There was no important business
transacted Bishop Coleman has been
interested ia the granting Of the church
lots. as he has plans already made for an
Episcopal Church to be erected upon one
OF them.
Evening journal., 1892-04-27
ARnr,rlnrnr nln.h.d

A small boy ramed Foulk, living
on Kirkwood street. had finger
badly mashed this afternoon.
He WAS taken to DoWnes pharmacy
Evening journal., 1892-04-27
ATLANTIC cIIY norFLs-
Hotel Allen.

Corner OF Pecifc and Arkanaaa Avenu..
near the beach; accommodation first-class
reasonable rates
W. $. ALLEN. Proprletor
Evening journal., 1892-04-27
Meeting At NJ. salem ooIored Church

Sp- cial CORRESPONDENCE EvENISG JOuRSAL.
NEW CASTLE. April 27.-rhe 6rst
quarterly conference OF Mt. Salem NJ. <.
Church. eolored, was held last
night a. the parsonage. Many
Of the official members and their wives
we're present TO greet DR.. w. H. Coff y.
presiding elder Of the Philadelphia dis
trIct. who presided over the
meeting The reports presented show
marked improvement. There were pres.
ent Rev J. Il. Blake. pastor. and Rev.
S. w. Waters. DR.. W. H. Coffey will
start for Omaha on Thursday.
Evening journal., 1892-04-27
NnrIcEs-

NOTICE. THE DEMOCRATS or THx
Eleventh ward are requested tn meet At
" corner OF Brown and stroud streets on
frioay evening NJ O'Clock Tor orFanizatinn
BY ORDER OF TIE CHARM A.
Evening journal., 1892-04-27
Hotel EdiRon-

Michigan and Pacific Ave. pleasantly situ-
ated, en- CRATES; sanitary ARRANGEMENTS
comp etc. MRS. JOHN II. COOKE.
Formerly OF the '-Meics.~
Evening journal., 1892-04-27

1 OST.-ON 26rH INST. IN GOING FROM
II Fourth 10 Monro.. to Tenth, 70 West 10
leaving the same At 900 West Fourth street.
Evening journal., 1892-04-27
Hotel Imnn,Ini

On the beach; Maryland Ave; cauacitr. 9O1.
every lone comfort, electric bella.larre solar
lnn Brate ilree. app iniments and tab first
Glass; " 70 ~ Der day, $40 TO SIS par week
q. w kENnRll.K
Evening journal., 1892-04-27
LEmor ELIXIR.

Fleasaut, EloFAnt, Reliable.
For biiiousness and constipation, take
Lemon Elixir,
For fevers. ehills and malaria, take
Lemon Elixir.
For sleeplessness, nervousness and pal
pitation Of the heart, take Lemon Elixir.
For indigestion and foul stomach, take
Lemon Elixir.
For AL sick and nervous headaches
take Lemon Elixir.
Ladies'. for natural and thorough or
ganic regulation, take Lemon Elixir
Dr. Mozley's Lemon Elixir will not fail
you ia any OF the above named diseases
All Of which arise from a torpid or dis
eased liver. stomach, kidneys or bowels.
Prepared only by DR.. d. MozLEY. At
lanta, Ga. SOC and 81 per bottle, at drug
pisls
Evening journal., 1892-04-27
IIIn

John p Hyatt Of Harrisburg, Pa. Is
the guest Of bis mother Ia this city;
Evening journal., 1892-04-27
The Radnor.

III south Carolina Avenue. Centrally located
within three miuutee' walk OF ocean, hof ee.
baths, depot and post flee
MRS. n. w. AUAHpIFga
Evening journal., 1892-04-27
The EIdredge

ls South Carolina Avenue. So 70 Sis per week
81. 10 SEQ Der dav. Every facility for
guests. House enlarged; having ia,ge airy
rooms. Mr. u. D. kIhrann.. lrnnrlelnr
Evening journal., 1892-04-27

SMALL .cHAEeR CAN BH had AT THE
EYESIEs JOURNAL oFFIcH
Evening journal., 1892-04-27
Tha dofeI Rticknnu-

100 feet from Ocean. on Kentucky ave.
steam heat. sun parl0re. 81 tn f5iO day: 81
u 9l2 week Y. sTlnKNEY.
Evening journal., 1892-04-27
TrMON unr Dnops

Cures all Coughs, Colds. Hoarseness,
Sore Throat. Bronchitis, HemorrhAges
and all throat and lung diseases. Ele.
CANT and reliable.
25 cents at druggists. Prepared only
by DR.. H. Motley. Atlanta. Ga.
Evening journal., 1892-04-27
HELP WANTED.
Losr AND FOUND.

WANTED. A FIRST CLASS sign
" painter. A. BUCHER. 81 shipley St
Evening journal., 1892-04-27

The Office Of the Equitable Life is now
located on the second floor Of the
Equitable Building.
ANsOE A. MAHER. Manager.
Evening journal., 1892-04-27

OFFERING REWARDS FOR THE MURDERER
CHEsTERTOwE, April % The county
commissioners yesterday sent letter to
the governor, asking for a reward to be
offered Ter the capture o. the murderer.
3 ]. Hill, father Of the dead man. has
offered a reward OF $500 for his capture
and diigent search Is being made.
Members Of the jury have evidence point
ing to a certain oolored man very
strongly.
Evening journal., 1892-04-27

prom,.eps ministers sps ak At the Funeral
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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-05-01


names of the ladies Mr.. Messier will
start are Madam Tobias, Of New York,
the worlds champion long-distance run
ner; Aggie Harvey, Of Pittsburg, known
as the Irish Queen, and the winner of
the Minneapolis seyenty-two-hour race;
Mollle Harvey, sister to Aggie
and the third prize winner of the Min
neapolis race; Emily Stevens. of Chi
cago, the fourth prize winner of the
Minneapolis race; Bessie Macbeth. OF
Philadelphia. the Scottish champion,
and the fifth prize winner of the Min
sneapolis race; Miss Louise Ruston, of
Ottawa, the Canadian short-dlstance
runner; Louisa Armaindo, of Montreal,
tile Canadian lOng-distance runner; Liz
Zie Schultz, of Minneapolis: Hattie Cod
-ner. of Minneapolis, and Miss frankie
Fleming, of Pittsburg. Mr.. Messier will
divide 40 per cent of the general admis-
sion with all the ladies making the
limit of 225 miles. Any LAZY in ST. Paul
wishing to start may make entry to y L.
MeSSier, Clifton hotel.