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Evening journal., 1892-10-19
TELEeRAPHlc eREWTIEs.

Michael Nicklaszinsli was acquitted o.
the murder Of his wife Jadwarza in Phila
dclphia.
Andrew Carnegie and Mrs Carnegie and
party left London for Paris.
A strike is threatened ON the Mexican
Central railroad.
The village Of Blaine, Ind, is in danger
from forest fires.
John Groell, farmer, was struck and
killed by a train in Buffalo.
Mrs. Nancy A. Owen, Of Ithaca n. Y,
was 1Ol years old yesterday.
The bricklayers' unions OF Boston will
establish an eight hour work day on Nov. 1.
Cyrus Hobbs was burned to death at
North Wilmot, n. H., while smoking a
pipe in bed.
James Heating, a lineman, was killed at
Maiden, Mass, by coming in contact with
a live wire.
The alleged railroad Geal between officers
of the Reading Boston and Maine and New
England roads is denied.
Jack McCloy, Niagara Falls guide, was
presented with a silver medal awarded by
congress for saving two lives.
j. L. Edgar and Lee Morgan were fatally
injured by the explosion of Edward VIII
sons powder house in Mumford, Tex.
Bernard j. Green, a select councilman Of
Philadelphia, fell from a train near South
Bend and was fatally injured He was en-
route to the Worlds fair
The British steamship Electrician. which
went ashore near Loggerhead Light, Tor
tugas, has been iloated after having jeti-
soned about ,00O bales Of cotton.
Members of a political marching club
were run into at pittsburg by "a motor car
and seriously injured The club wrecked
the ear and attacked the motorman.
Mrs. Alice Princely. aged twenty-five,
WAS shot and instantly killed by her hu3-
baud. Theodore princcly. at St Louis The
| young man drank 90 excess and his wife
refused TO live with him.
Samuel Flack, agent of the United Oil
company, of Baltimore, was found dead IN
! his boarding house In Pittsburg AS there
| Is mystery about the death coroner viii
| investigate.
a dangerous spirit OF disafeciion is saij
10 exist among the Thirteenth Iussars sta
| toned near Cork
a dispatch from Zanzibar says that th'
| Wahihis attacked the Germans near kilcs
sa and killed Lieutenant Rrueniag and
four soldiers.
Owing TO the refusal of foreign mcrohant
10 purchase the surplus grain from the I'm
terror of Russia the grain trade is ia 20 criti
cal condition.
Uneasncss is felt regarding the BRITISH
ship Knight Commander. Captain Muir
dock which smiled from san Francisco Jui.
80 Tor Queenstown.
Evening journal., 1892-10-19
7RoueLe OWES y WIFE.

Three lIrn and woman Charged with
A--aulling au italian and set 90 br-
pom Him.
Last uigtt was busv Time ia Mag.s.
tratc Sasse's court and he WIS at work
adminis erng Justice from . - to '030
Thonas uorau Patrick Smith Margaret
Smith and luhu Smith of ~iIverhrnns
were chargcd by Anthony Gabrielle with
having committed an assault np0n him
and adding insult io injury ly setiinr 90
fororious dog upon Linn. IT IT,
Ward represented fho dcfrudants
There were twenty 'hree Witnesses px
amiued in the case. The Testimony sas
very conflicting, but, ii being family
Evening journal., 1892-10-19
10 nIInlon. ror nnncr,. nolr..

NEW YORK, Oct. ie-phe executors Of
John Roach, the shipbuilder, win rQcciv.
from his assignees about ~, ,0oO000 the sur
plus OF his assigned estate During ,hc gd.
ministration of President Grant Ms. Rcach
began a long series Of contracts to build
vessels Tor the now navy. Secretary Whit
ney in 1885 enforced the forfeiture clause .u
the contracts for She cruisers Boston, At
lanta and Chicago aud the dispatch boa,
Dolphin. After this Mr. Roach made an
assignment, with liabilities amounting O.,
over s. 2O0oooo. Iic died In January. 1851.
Some surprise is expressed hat 80 large sr
amount cnn De turned over to ihe h.irs
Evening journal., 1892-10-19
BOSTON &C rIRsr eloop.
The Race FOR the Baseball Pennant Prom
ises Il, 1t,, Interesting

The Race Tor the Baseball Pcnnnnt Prom
iscs TO BE interesting.
CLEVELAND Oct. ia.-Two errors by two
of the Cleveland players and Duny's long
hits Won the second game in the champion
ship serics ffr Boston Cleveland battcd
better than the Bostons. although it Sc
cured no moro hits. The local team was
very unlucky in sending the ball time and
again into some iolder's waiting hands
Clarkson was hit hard In two innings only
and pitched splendid ball lie made one
of the greatest stops ever seen ON any ball
field, but Virtue let the ball get away from
him on Clarkson' throw. aud subsequently
the man who got the benefit OF the error
brought his run in. The game I'm no way
demonstrated the superiority of either
team over the other. If IL did anything at
all IL confirmed the impression that the
clubs are two Of the most evenly matched
that ever came together. The attendance
was 1900 and the day perfect for ball play
ing
Boston got It's first run in the first in
ming on singles by Long and McCarty and
Duify's long fly To McAleer In the third
inning Long got TO first on Virtues muh
Of a thrown ball and reached home after
Duffy's three base hit Zimmer's single
Aldihool - euNunit anu Duihtll = ny 10 A4uhN
gave Cleveland its first run In the next
inning the local team scored again on Nc
Keans single, Virtues sacrifice and a hot
hit to left field by McAleer The score was
now n tie, but in the fifth Boston forged
ahead again ON Tebeau's tumble of McCar
ty's hot ground hit and a two base hit by
Duffy that banged up against the left field
fence. One more run was added TO the
Boston score in the eighth inning on %
three base hit to right field by Duffy and
Nashs line single in tho same direction.
In the ninth it looked at one time as
though Cleveland would surely tie the
score. The first play was a sensational catch
by Duffy of Virtues line hit Then Duffy
mufied McAleer's fly and threw the batter
out at second on a close decision. O'Con.
nor hit safely over second base and thinner
followed with a tremendous drive to the left
field fence for three bases that scored O'Con.
nor Staley fumblcd Clarkson's hit, but
Long got the ball and threw the batter out
Score
Cleyeland.......0 o 0 0 o Ia II q
Boston. o O1 0 o O-4 10 z
Clarkson and zimmer, stalcy and Kelly
Evening journal., 1892-10-19
RAILROADS.

DhNNSYLvANIA RAILROAD STAND /
a a. ARD Railway OF America rotectcJ [
Block Signal system. August *, lsas
PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON and BAL
IlMOkE RAILROAD. $50 20. M, Oct. l. 1892
LIains VIII leave Wilmington a. follows: 49,
Philade lphia. express / 81, So, -, 6 3oI -,
~ e9e Vl y ~, ~ %, ~ To- II 20 u VA y 5l,
"a i9i slS ~ ! 81 S05, 5Oi, 10 o IL . o5' co,
Accommodation, 8, 6 55, z O5. 8 o. 10 45, am,
~, %, 345, %, e, 8 20, l40 10 20 pm.
q s6, l0h, II 20, II 81, a m, 3 "a, 56- 06,
ACCOMMODATIONS o 90 9 55.7 o.. g Os. 10 IS, II S3
m, u b, p 45, 3, 20. i07 20. 10 - p m.
., New York, 55, 55, -, . ~, q 90 90, 10 %,
II d a m, slS ~ l28-, ~. 3 05, 345, 10 II,
4i, o uu' 20 q; Z Cd, Is, 9 ". 10 ~ D m.
Boston, without change, 10 10 m. 58 pm.
" west Chester, via Lamokin, 30, O8 N,
Newark Center and intermediate stations.
I 80 a m, II 53, g 30 D IN.
baltimore and intermediate stations, 1915
a IA, ~ Oj, AZ, Z 49, O6 o M, 2 Ui night.
baltimore and Bay Line, : 23p m.
haltimore and Washington, 80, Oi, 9ll,
10 D. j % m, l2o6 81 l5, Os %, 28.f &c.
D ~, 40. % j m, - 49, night.
Trains for Delaware Division leave for.
D3, % m, IL 0d night.
llewes. 10 a m. 4 81 IN.
harrington, Delmar and way stations. 8 10
~. harrlnEion % and way stations % = IN.
! II lS m, 81 p m, u o. night.
Express for Wyoming and Smyrna, 8 So p m.
Express Loielupe Charles, Old Point Com
fort and Norfolk, J. IS m. l2 ol night
Leave Philadelphia, Broad street for Will
mington, express, ~ z 20, -, 81. TO- 10 90
10 i n rs 10, sl2 80, 302 ~. 0l, 3 l6 534 on
Al, Os,t n, 30, 81 . H. g. 4O ii ID II 81
J M, II uj night.
Accommodation, 25.T 40. l033. 3.Imam.l8s.
-, ~ Ua, 80, %, 81, i0G} 10 80 II 80 D m
sunday lrains-Leave Wilmington for:
fhllaaelphie, eXpress, 55, 2 o., 4 20. 3 20, 200.
10 COLL % MI 1913 O5,5 04.5 lO5 bd o O6 CO. 25
" m. Accommodation, 40, s % "A M, l2 10,
90, % ~, 10 % p m.
Chester, express o.. %. s 80, Co 0O5. II 81,
| . m. s o., D 50, 06, 9 IL y m. Accommodation,
7el s0S m u 10, l 45, q5, 520, r, ioSl pm.
New YORK, express, ! %, 2 81, 2l, z OQ, 5l,
/ II 81 a m, ~ 10, 81, 3e5, 405. s. 10, 56, O8,
/ t6 q, O6, 10 30 p IN.
| Boston, without change, 8 SO pm.
! West Chester,via LamOkin, 05 a M, 20 p m.
! New Castle, . 30 D m. ~ 06 night.
| Cape Charles, Old Point Comfort and Nor
| folk, Y o. night
AIiddletown. Clayton, Dover, Wyoming, Fell
| ton, Harrington, Bridgeville Seaford. Laurel
| ana Delmar, II 0l night.
| Baltimore and Washington. iG, 8 o., 10 10
a nl, u 90, p, 20 Oh, 40, ~ M j. 80 night.
! Baltimore only, Q % Z M l2 IS night
Leave Philadelphia, Broad street. for VIII
mington, express, 3 90 Z 20, 90. II IS a m. Al,
08 o 67,1 i0S 50, II lG n 30 p IN. T. O3 night.
Accommodation, s 50, 10 81 q m, le 85, . O5, 10
! IS, 10 aud n 38 p m.
/ For further information, passengers are re-
ferred to the ticket Office ~ The station.
! +Congrcssional Limited Express trains, COM
posed entirely Of Pullman Nestihule Parlor
| and Dining Cars.
| sLimited Express trains, composed Of Pull
| man Ncstibule ParlOr Cars. NeEtbule Passen-
| GHEs. q. PUGH, ''''' J. r. WOOD,
General Manager. General Passenger Agent.
Evening journal., 1892-10-19
srEvE ELKINs coRNERep.
a Personal Experience with the Tarin
Not Mentioned I'm His Speeches.

Personal Experience with the TariT
Not Mentioned I'm His Speeches.
A Parkersburg, (W ya.,) special cor.
respondent says:
The following good story. the truth
fulness of which is vouched for, is told on
Mr. Elkins, the secretary of war and as
tute Republican manipulation
mr Elkins has three boys, all Of whom,
like their venerable grandfather, are
strong Democrats.
A short time before the Mckinley bill
became a law Mr. EllSins bought fine
shotgun for one Of his bows. and, as
the game season came on, the other two
boys also wanted guns just like that Of
their brother Mr.. Elkins, who is fond
father, pleasantly acquiesced, and sent
for the guns through the same firm from
which the first one was bought he then
bid his family goodbye. and was gone for
a week or two When he returned he
found a big pile Of fat game AZ his home.
brought down by the admirable guns Of
his boys, who came i'm directly to greet
their father and thank him for his kind
ness in getting them such handsome
weapons.
"The new guns are just like that of
brothers, papa, said one.
"Oh, yes, boys That is Just as 1
ordered them-duplicates precisely"
After looking ot tho runs the secre-
tary settled himself comfortably in his
big easy chair for a chat with the young
sters when one Of them said:
We'll. papa, where have you been this
week, and what have You been doing p
Let me see, retrospectively, Il have
been TO Martinsburg, Grafton, Morgan
town and Kingwood"
What We're you doing in all those
| places 2"
Making speeches"
What were you making speeches
Aboutg'
"Oh, the tariff, boys
"Did you tell them that the tariff was
not a tax, and that the consumer
didn't pay it?'
! why, of course; certainly"
"Now, papa, if the tariff is not a tax,
| and the consumer does not pay it, will
you please explain to us what this means
on the bottoms of the bills that came
with the guns?"
Here one Of the boys produced the bill,
md on the bottom OF it was written:
Mr. Elkins, we are obliged to charge
you 81 more on each of these guns than
! we did ON the other on account of the
! Mckinley bill, making S. for the tax.
The great secretary deferred his reply,
and the boy hasn't got his explanation II
yet
Evening journal., 1892-10-19
ReadInr ralI.s of IsetnIlntIon.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct l9-The suits insti
tuted by the attorney general of New Jer
sey for the appointment Of receiver fol
the New Jersey Central, Delaware and
Bound Brook Railroad companies and tn,
Lehigh Valleys, New Jersey lines, CAUSED
considerable excitement in this city, and il
had a depressing effect upon the stocks o
the railroad companies.
AT the Office of the Reading Railroad
company all they knew was what they saw
in the papers, and they were not sufficient
ly conversant with the action OF the attor
ney general of New Jersey nc this time {,
express an opinion. The legal department
of the railroad company would not talk or
the subject.
There was talk Of the Reading retaliatini
against New Jersey by ceasing it's con
traffic to New Jersey entirely, which NOV
would deprive that state OF it's coal suppl
until other sources could be created
Evening journal., 1892-10-19
! DANCING AT saANpYwlNs SPRINGS.
A school Has Been Organized for the
Winter-Typhoid Fever subsiding.


A school Has Been Organized for the
winter-Typhoid Fever subsiding.
Special Correspondence Evening Journal
FAUIKLAND, Oct. 19-The dancing
school at this place began last Tuesday
evening under new management. Pro
fessor A. Rossiter, OF Wilmington, was
secured by the managers 10 instruct the
pupils. The success of the venture is
proving what was expected, as each
night a larger number Of pupils are
present Lessons are given every Tues
day and Friday evenings, with the excep-
tion of Columbus Day, and on Saturday
evenings a grand hop will be the order
George Roberts and Miss Louisa Smith
were married at the home Of Thomas r.
Smith today.
Thomas i. Hunt Of Marshallton is
about TO accept a position in Philadel-
phia It is said that William Neal will
take charge of the barber shop in Mr..
Hunts absence.
The typhoid fever which has been
prevalent in this locality has subsidized
Falkland Lyceum will meet tomorrow
evening The question for debate will
be resolved, that the president should
be elected by popular vote. Four Of
the Lyceum's debaters win discuss the
subject
Under the supervision Of Miss Amy r.
Piser, teacher of school No. 80. cSlebra-
tion exercises will be given on Thursday
by the children of the school.
Evening journal., 1892-10-19
A WlFe-REArER In couRT.
Hester Brown Punished for Beating an
Old Woman.

Old Woman.
Attorney Emmons presided in the
Municipal Court this morning in the alb.
sence of Judge Ball John Smith, a
German, living on Chestnut street, who
has habit of beating his wife once or
twice a week was given chance to be
have himself 4. f. Flobert fox violat-
ing city ordinance, was not ready and
his case was postponed until next
Wednesday,
Hester Brown, colored, beat Sarah
Price, an old colored woman, on Tatnall
street on Monday and was fined $40 and
costs.
The bail bond furnished by Francis S.
Bradley for the appearance Of John
Mousley was forfeited
Alexander Collins, drunk, 81 and costs
and Jonas Heck, 50 and costs "Neddy
Mulvey promised to stop drinking and
60 to work and was allowed TO do so.
William Smith, for larceny of a bi
cycle will receive a hearing next Tues
dnv
Evening journal., 1892-10-19
Nd Apathy of uiseontent.
Baltimore sun.

Baltimore sun.
Ex-Spealler Keifer says politics arc
altogether too quiet in Ohio The indi-
cations point, he SAYS. 10 an extremely
light vote This apathy according to
the ex speaker, prevails also in Indiana
Congressman Caldwell Of Ohio, ba
strong hopes of Republican success in
his state. "'rhe only thing" he says.
lis that the people re not worked up
This is significant The Democrats have
usually won their great successes in years
when the Republicans were not worked
up. Keeping quiet is not a good omen
when the sacred policy Of protection is
at stake.
Evening journal., 1892-10-19
settlers Fxcursion to california.

The Baltimore End Ohio railroad announces
"a special excursion tO San Fraucisco, Cal, via
81. Louis. on October %, leaving Wilmington
Del at l2.lO p. an. The excursion has beer
specially arranged Tor the accommodation ol
persons desiring TO settle lu the West. and
should he largely patTunized by them. All
comforts necessary tor o trans continental
journey VIII be provided. Apply 90 Dante
i3ridc, Passenger Agent. B g. o., Contra
building. baltimore, or to n. A. Miller. Pass
enger agent Wilmington, Del, who NIl
chetrfully furnish information relative Z,
rates tO different points ina hc West.
Evening journal., 1892-10-19
IIe rnlkad of Lid norden.

RIf.MoND< Oct. i9.-John Wood, young
peanut vender. was arrested on suspicion
OF being implicated in the murder Of Mr..
and Mrs Borden. of Fall River. Mass. His
arrest was brought about on account OF bis
talking of bis acquaintance with Lizzie
Borden. The district attorney OF Fau
River has been heard from and says hs
knows nothing Of the man.
Evening journal., 1892-10-19
rnslon In scnth Dnkoin.

MITCHELL, Oct. 10. - South Dakota
political circles were given distinct shock
when Il was announced that the executive
committee Of the Democratic state COM
mittee would withdraw two electors and
substitute Populist electors therefore. In
return for this the Populists will Withdraw
two of their state candidates in favor of the
Democratic candidates.
Evening journal., 1892-10-19
Rocks for McKiniev.

HUNrlycroN, W. Va, Cc, ia da9
tardH attempt 10 injurc Governor Mcllm
ley was made no hurricane, station Do g.
way between Charleston and unulnc ra
The train WAS just pulling ont when 81 hu
rock crashed through the winGov o' d,
private car nest Co The governor ha. or
tunately did not hurl any one. fi,scii-
rocks were thrown. The a'oundft. ,
did the work could not Doe found IN th,
darkness.
Evening journal., 1892-10-19
General sicl,les Defends Cleveland.

Speech by General Scklos in Utica.
Now as TO President Cleveland's record
i'm behalf of the soldiers They charge
that he has vetoed good many pension
bills So he has. / have read his vetoes.
II am soldier. / love my sol
dieis Had ! been president and
a congress had passed such bills over my
soldiers, | should have vetoed every one
of them, too They We're mostly all
frauds and shams, and I had no frauds
under me. Any right-minded man,
sworn to discharge his duty, would have
signed these vetoes as President Cleve-
land did.
Evening journal., 1892-10-19
Maovsaehlsm spreading In Sussex.

Georgetown Democrat.
THAT settles itw exclaimed an old
farmer who had been a lifelong RepuD-
lican, at the conclusion of Mr.. Hemp
hills speech on Tuesday He went home
determined to vote for Cleveland and
the whole Democratic ticket There are
thousands throughout the country
who have been convinced by the same
arguments and who will go and do like.
wise on election day
Evening journal., 1892-10-19
The coIored Brother Begins to Think

The CoIored Brother begins TO Think.
Philadelphia Record.
The Republicans in Delaware are beset
by a new trouble An independent
movement has been organized among the
colored voters in that state, headed by
A. w. Brinckley, himself an intelligent
colored man and editor of n weekly news
paper Brinckley has fled list Of
voters in New Castle county
sufficiently numerous TO demand
and secure party representation upon
the ballot An attempt on his
part to obtain similar recognition in
Kent county was met by force Incited
by white Republicans, the life of Mr.
BrinclSley was put in danger by mob in
Dover on Thursday night Brinckley
escaped, under the protection of the
Sheriff; but one policeman was seriously
injured. Some Of the rioters have been
arrested, and Brinckley, who is coura-
geous man, is going on with his mis-
sionary work, undeterred by the threats
of his opponents.
Evening journal., 1892-10-19
rastenr - a KeInnsc.

PARIS, Oct l9.-M pasteur, who IN,
been aihng returned 90 this city ON Mon
day apparently much improved in health
Today he had relapse and his condition
eNcites considerable anxiety.
Evening journal., 1892-10-19

efrcct cure thousand have be2 cycl ly
it-thouglni5 moro are .1scny b. gu lu TOP
late For every iorIl ot oaruiu'1, -rl 4clllal,
Throat and Lung Alecle-l- Weak Lung.
Severe Coughs. aid kindred olmo-t, it %
positive rcucly. les Otgroniecd O. % al
that's clainel for it If 81 doesn't bcroit or
cure, ia every case, your money s. r-eur2L
Tao " D.sc6vor7 is tho only Liver, Blood
and In~ Ro.rcdv th-G5 sold so. Think
what nclicino it must bC
Especially has 10 ularifcstol is potency ia
cur.n. letter. falt-rl1ga, Eczema, tlry,'p1-
les. Enls, ClrbunciN Scrr LTcs, Col-rc, oc
Thics hocil. and Enlarged Gland.
Don't thin, its lse tho sag qnorilioa
Thcv claim to be rcoi fcr f'c Llcl4 in
March. April. oad nay. t9oluel Aolicai
Discovery works equally wei at s.il soasons.
Evening journal., 1892-10-19
Proetor sueeeeds Edmund..

MoNTPELIER, Vt, Oct. l9.-The house and
senate elected Redfield Proctor United
States senator 10 i'll out the unexpired
term of Senator Edmunds; also for six
years from March J. 1893
Evening journal., 1892-10-19
mo pinruo I'M Hamburr.

HAMBURG, Oct 49, There have been
twelve fresh cases OF cholera here and -four
deaths. In Altoona there have been four
fresh cases and three deaths
Evening journal., 1892-10-19
Tho mo Crnndo striI.o Tsndod

DENVER, oct. l0-The strike on the Den.
yer and Rio Grande railroad is ended, pend.
ing an investigation boy the board Of ad
justment and the Rio Grande manage
mont
Evening journal., 1892-10-19
IIis si,uii Crushod.

CINCINNATI, oct. i0-rhe dead body OF
George Heatly was found lying in a rayine
with the skull crushed. Indications point
TO a murder.
Evening journal., 1892-10-19
nIeh rnr Her serrnnt.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct l0-Springing 20
the assistance of n servant whose clothing
had ignited from a gasoline stove, Mrs
Lizzie Wagner was herself So badly burned
that she died. The servant escaped serious
injured
Evening journal., 1892-10-19
The Pacing Record Broken.

NASHVILLE OCT. l0.-IIal Pointer was IN
great form here, and came within half a
second Of the 2:04mark which Nancy Hanks
and Mascot both reached at Tcrre Haute.
Evening journal., 1892-10-19
Dr. ruenel Insane.

STUTTGART, Oct l9-Dr. Tuefrcl, bodJ
physician OF the king of Wurtembegg, b.
came suddenly insane and was taken toau
asylum
Evening journal., 1892-10-19
Major rnllnfnrrn nnnh.

RIcUMoND, Oct. 19-Major Hay b. Talia
ferro died at his residence in this city
During the war he was major and commits.
sary in pickett's division
Evening journal., 1892-10-19
nn,nnrnh H. Irnlrn.-

ST. PAUL, Oct. l0-The body OF Andrew
Sturgeon, a fouryear-old boy, who lived a;
Pillsbury, Mimi, and who has been mics
ing for some time, was found yesterday ia
Evening journal., 1892-10-19
Jealousy Caused IL.

WAKEFIELD, Mass. Oct. 10-Silas w.
Gordon fired two shots at his wife without
effect, and then fatally shot himself. Joal
Ousy WAS the cause
Evening journal., 1892-10-19
chleago wnnlch ihe nInrne,stnnr.

CORK, Oct io-The owner of Blarno,
castle has refused TO allow the Blarney
stone 60 be taken TO tho Chicago World $
fair
Evening journal., 1892-10-19
pl,nds CrIltv A. n,-Ihrrv.

TOLEDO, Oct 19-Frank C. Tanner one
Of the members of the city council indicted
for bribery, has pleaded guilty.
Evening journal., 1892-10-19
ITEMS OF INTEREST.
The Testimonials

Published on behalfof Hoods Sarsaparilia
are as reliable and AS worthy your confidence
as IL they came from your best and nosl
trusted neiEhhor. They state simple facts.
Hoods Pills cure sick headache.
Evening journal., 1892-10-19

On account of the destruction ny fire Of The
steamer Christina the sunday trips On
Lincoln Park will be- discontinued.
Evening journal., 1892-10-19
FOR SALE.

A modern dwelling in frst-class location.
O3 west Tenth street. Eight rooms and bath,
ront porch and conveniences. Can be bought
very cheap within ten days Apply 10
JOHN MUIVENA,
9l5 Market street.
Evening journal., 1892-10-19
nnn,h -. I,nnl,ln

LAKEWOOD, n. j., Oct. 19-Edwin Booth
IS in very feeble health and likely to drop
of at any moment
Evening journal., 1892-10-19

Don't leave your orders Tor decorating of
until the last hour, but leave it with Bader.
8 West Fourth street tomorrow.
Evening journal., 1892-10-19

I've got pony aud cart" said Jack
so ell, I've cot a goat" Dragged Tom. "Tvt
got lcgs and can walk" rotorted jamie
Hnrper's Young Pcuple.
Evening journal., 1892-10-19

affair. in which the husband was trying
to recover his wife from her relatives
the magistrate Rdmonished al the par
ties concerned to settle future disputes
by amicable means, and dismissed the
rnee
Evening journal., 1892-10-19
mnrrr D. Thomn. q ID.

Repair waichls nd lewelry. 20 Market 81
Cummings the photographer. oe Market
street.
Evening journal., 1892-10-19

Harry J.. Thomas a Co.
Repair watches and iewelrv. s09 Markes
Evening journal., 1892-10-19

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