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The League of Progress.

Ehe toliowing-named gentlemen are an
nounced to speak at the meeting of the
League OF Progress to be held in the Biiou
Ibeater on the evening of Tuesday the I'd
Merry, l.. +. Preston, A. Vocelsanc- Henry
r. wise. Henry Gray. w. H. Metson and
george ii; Plppy. Some of the gentlemen
VIII speak Tor the board of control OF the
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EXTRAORDINARY OFFER |
Golden Opportunity for
Suffering Humanity.
ORDER TO DEMONSTRATE TO AS LARGE
number OF people is possible the efacacy
OF N'
CATARRH TREATMENT
We have decided to treat for limited time ony all
cases OF Catarrh and diseases resulting thererom,
at the unparalleled low rate of
81 Per Month.

Which includes all medicine and in fact every-
thing pertaining TO the treatment.
BfMEMBER this offer remains for but short
time only.
ALL PERSONS living OUT OF TOWN
can avail themselves o! this opportunity by being
treated at their own home by mail. Write TO US The
details OF your case and send 81 and shall ship
to you one months treatment we'll packed, with
carefully prepared instructions SUIT the particu
lar case. Each individual case viii be duly delIber-
ated on before remedies prepared. You may
write with the assurance OF receiving prompt and
eficient attention.
THE QUE SIION has been asked why do
people allow their names. pictures and testimo-
monfaIs 10 be published in the newspapers? ? How
Is II thar all classes and conditions of people are
word answers these two questions GRATI-
TUDE. Yes, people do not have their names and
pictures placed in the newspapers because they
wish to seek nOtoriety. Far from it. They are
people ol delicate senSib1ities whose feelings OF
gratitude have outweighed their feelings Of
modesty.
Among the hundreds OF Testimonials which
we nave received we print the following. tax en-
promiScuously from our flies:
Mr.. X w. Rufin. a lawyer or San Francisco has
had an experience as a sufferer from catarrh that
probably but few can equal. Mr.. Rufin Is a lineaI
descendant OF that illuStrtouS character in Ameri
can history, Edmund Ruftn who fred the first gun
at Fort sumter, and OF John Rufin Supreme Court
Justice OF North Carolina.
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LIcanAed In MARI

Licenses to marry were issued yesterday
to the following named:
a. Daniel f. Sullivan aud Maggie Connolly. 25-
Etlenne FOurcans aud Marie St. Crica. 22-21
EaMafd r. Ferguson aud Kate CunnIf 2S-27
william u. Arnold and Alice X. BTownelI
29-21. '
George w. Bennett and Sarah Coneny, 42-27
2A-24 " ave hVA'inkb
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Royal MAIL STEAM PACKET CO.

c,TFAMERS LEAVE ASPINwA ALI
- fortnightly for the West Indies and srXH$A
s.uthampton, calling en- route az Char ---6kAsaAs
lcurr France and Plymouth 10 land passengers
Through Bills OF Ladiug, In connection with ~,
Pacific Mali ). Co. ssued for freighsand treAs are
Ic direct ports Ia England aad Germany.
Through tickets from San Francisco 70 Plymouth.
Chcrbourg. Southampton First class. $lSS; tniea
slass. $97 90. Tor further particulars apply 20
3elgtf kAkkoGk 4 CO, AxanEs Sdi CAitfocl ltAks.
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The following resolution was adopted [:


The following resolution was adopted:
Resoiued That the Registrar Of Voters is
hereby authorized 10 employ not To exceed 80
eielks 10 act as Office clerks, SAID clerks 10 be
PAID al the rate OF $l25 a month, and such
ceTks as may b employed on night work
sundays and holidays 10 receive pay al tie rate
oi 20 cents extra per hour, said clerks To enter
upon their duties not before august 8, 1892.
IL was decided to inspect sample election
booth made by William Little at 229 Berry
street TO day for the purpose Of ascertaining
that 1t IS built according to specifications.
Little has the contract to construct 275
booths at $50 each.
Regarding the complaint made by the
Building Trades Council that Little was
employing men TO work on the booths who
laoOred nine hours a day, whereas the con-
tract had been let with the understanding
that the men should only work eight hours
day. Mr.. Little explained that he had given
some OF the millwOrk to mills where men
were employed nine hours a day. He was
doing his best TO carry out the contract.
II was decided ihat work on the booths
had progressed too far for any interference
-ahI~tllat LlrIlG wltS~-Ees pcnSlble fe{ the
proper fulfllment of his contract
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The Lewis Band of Hama

The young ladies of the Lewis Band of
Hope OF the Howard Presbyterian Church
building, adjoining the church. on Mission
street; near Third. tomorrow from IL TO 2
o'clock ~
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The GeograpbieaI Soc,.,

Thomas Crawford Johnson Will lecture
before the Geographical Society of Califor-
MA on The Volcanic Region of New Zea-
iand Tomorrow evening in Union so uare
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indicting no less than 90 cuts on different
parts of the body. The murderer was az
rested.
Claus SpFeckels leaves for San Francisco
on the steamer Marlposa.
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NORDDEUTSCHsR LLOYD S. S. co.

SPREE, HANEL, LAHN, IkAVE, VALE,
ALLER, ELDER, EMS W EZRA. FULDA.
ELBE, KAISER WILHELM H.
New York, southampton, Bremen. The fast ex-
press steamers of this company sail every TUES
bay WEDNESDAY and SA1U URDAY. landing
passengers Ia 7Is days or less from New York
These Steamers are celebrated Tor their speed and
the comfort afforded passengers.
ROBERT CAfELLE, Gen. Agent for Pacific Coast
lis Montgomery ST., under Occidental Hotel, b +.
fa1 IhIn
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For the surerers in Mex,co.

Manager Gustav Walter of the Orpheum
Theater and the Arcaraz Spanish Opera
Company. now playing there, have con-
sented to give a grand matinee on Sunday
afternoon at the Orpheum for the benefit
Of the famine-stricken sufferers in Mexico.
The Mexican sufferers relief committee
are hard at work ana are meeting with
great success in the way of contributions
TO aid the sufferers. The executive commit
tee has under favorable consideration the
giving of a grand masque ball at the Me-
chanics Pavilion in the near future.
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KELLEY Iss5I115T' I,,s,Ia: C,I
o. N. RAMSEY, Manager.

THE ONLY AUTHORIZED BRANCH IN CALI
4 tornla OF the world-renowned KeeIev Institute
OF dwight III, Tor the treatment OF Liquor, Opium
i 1oDacco and certain Nervous Diseases Parties i =
San francesca and vicinity obtain all iaforua.
ton by calling on or addressing PEER TIFFANY
eity agent room 81, Academy OF Sciences building
Sl9 Market street mv9; TbSurn ~ 4'
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The Labor Inquiry.

Labor Commissioner Waits has concluded
not to resume the labor inquiry commenced
some time ago, as nothing would be gained
by the inquiry
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Ladies' and ChildrGn'S Hose.

L case CHILDRENS' FAST BLACK
HOSE, seamless, all sizes, at l215c a
pair.
30 dozen LADIES FAST BLACK HOSE.
tull finished, value for 25c; for this sale
121ac.
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children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.

"hen Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
"hen she was Child, she cried for Castoria.
"hen she became Miss, she clung to Castoris.
When shehsd Children. she gave them castor;a
aue 2y SaTuTh
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CCMPRGNle GENERsLE

CUMFRENIc EtNEKALs
TRAN ATL TIQUE
-, 7, : ~ to - re,
TOMPANYfS PIER (NEW), AZ NORTH I'm
l River foot of Morton sc. Travellers by 1880
Ills lire avoid both transit by English railway AMI
lie discomfort or crossing the channel III a small
boat
IAToURAINE, Capt. Frangeul. .............
.,,,,,.............. Saturday. Aug. 9Th, 3;0O A e.
Ia BOURGO9NE. Capt Le6oeuf. ....,,...,.,...
.........,,. 49,. SATURDAY.. &Qg. 18th, o 80 Az
IL CHAMPAGNE Capt. Boyer er...........,...,..
.,,................ Saturday, Aug. 20 h. SOD AN
la bRETAGNE Capt. Coulter. ter......,.,,.,.,..
.......... Saturday. Tn. d: 90 AN
ax- For further particulars apply to
A FORGET, Agent,
No Bowling Green New orK.
J. F. FUGAzI a Gu, Agents. Montgomery ave +,
Brsnch once 10 Montgomery street mr2us,
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FOR PORTLAND e ASTORIA. 0REe0y.

THE uNfoN PACIFIC SYSTEM ts
4 ocean DiYislon-and PACIFIC COAST xSfEAz
s1EA aSitIF COMPANY will dispatch from Sos tr..
their Al iron steamships Wig: " f -
STATE or CALltonNIA-Juy 2s, August 9. 2l
September 2, II, 70 - 81
CoLUMBIA-July n. August S, II. 20. septem.
ber II.
OREGON-August l. IS. IS Sept g. lS so
Con7ectinz via Portland with the Northern PleI5,
Railroad. oregon short Line aud other dIvergi1,
lines fos all points in Oregon. Washington BritIXf
Columbia Alaska Idaho, Montana DskOta Utah
we zng. Yellowstone PARK anu ali Points El5s III
South ard to Europe.
Esre 10 P6FSsAcd- Cabin slS; steerage. 50: rouni
tIip, cabin, $50
Ticket Onlces-1 Montgomery St. and Palaces sts
tel, New Montgomery ST
SOODALL PERkINS & CO., Supt. Ocean Ltns
1u 10 Market ST.. San Francisco
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PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP CO.

PACIFIC COAST STEA MSHIP CO.
H--v.rcu STEAMERS FROM SAN 1rs
~ fIshH- Tor ports IN Alaska A. Il 1850
July - uStS>SIs 4 ~, q, Sept aud oct. 8, ? l.
f"r british ColunfSa.s aud Puget Sound ports
July 70, 20 August ,. Z. u. rz. ~ ~, Sept an
Get l. q. IL. 10, %. g
Fer Eureka Humboldt Bay, Wednesdays Q A. "
or Ssnta Ana Los Angeles and all way porIs,s..-y
tturfh and nth day, 8 A. N.
For San Diego. stopping only at Los Angeles Sant1
farbara and San Luis obispo, every fourth and htEh
Cay at II A. NJ
or ports in Mexico, first OF each month
Ticket 0rfice-Palace Hotel, New Mont tgomerygs
SOODALL. PERKINS & co, General Agents
II 10 Market at San Franct<en
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The Park Band.

The following is the programme OF the
concert to be given in Golden Gate Park
this afternoon:
i. Grand march, Marriage OF Prince William
OF fruSsia," dedicated to and played al the
wedding OF the Emperor OF Germany - Hehr
2 Overture, ''Son and Stranger ffIrst time)
u 49,. ~. - Mendelssohn
D. concert maZoufka, "Cematis" (irst tme)
kaiDny
4. Selection, la Yestae" ...... Mercad s,te
o. Preiudlo "belia Csutata" omago Donizetti
FOuC HE'LL
g. Caprice, awakening or tue Liou'1 fbv re-
Oufgkf
z. Overture 10 "Jessonda" first time - SnoLr
3. Grand selection 'IAfricaine (hrst tme)
Meyerbeer
10. 'khapsodie Hongroise," No. 2 (by rcquestJ
- LlsZt
IL. Raquet Kate Simmons
FoR distressing oppression and fullness In the
stomach take simmons Liver Regulator
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP en-

Through LINE TO NEW YORK, VIA PANAMA
steamers viii sail at NOON the 5th sr-s
1btb and 18th OF each month calling at @1sEz2s
Nsrlous ports OF NJ exico and Central America
through line sailings-August ), S. CITY Of New
YORK; August 10, S. san Bias; ugust 20, SS City
sydney.
WAY LINE TO MEXICAN AND CENTRAL
AMERICAN PORTS AND PANAMA
STEAMER SAILS AT NOON 18TH OF EACH
hoNIH, calling at MaZatlan. san Bias Manzaniito
Aespuico, Port Angel, saIIna Cruz, rousla SI1
Lehlto oeoS, Champerico, san jose de Guatemala
AeaIutla. La Libertad. La Union AmapalA COriaEa
eAli Juan del Sur and Punts Arenas
W ~ line salling-August Is, at II O'Clock noon
81. Acapulco
When the regular sailing date falls on SundAy
s'eshieEs Will lie dispatched the following Monday.
JAfAN NNO CHINA LaNE
FOR 1CKOHAMA AND HONG-KOy4
Connecting at Yokohama with steamer, for
Shanghai aud at Hong Kong for East Iudist
Straits ETC.;
Ie1u new .....s..1 thursday August l. asSs r.
tlty OF hlo De Janetro. Saturday, Aug. II az m
emma " > ifohot u1 Tuesday, - ( ~ at :; p NJ
duCed rates
I or Freight or Passage Apply at the oncs.
First and BrannaE streets
Branch Onlee-2O2 Freas street.
ALEXANDER CENTER, General Agent.
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man in Maine has pair of mittens
made from his wife's hair.
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RAILROAD TRAVEL.
SAN FRANCISCO AND NJ ?. RAIL WAY:

COMMENCING SUNDAY Pyryo. ,va~
- ana until further notice. boats ana trs}ax iii
IedVe from ana arrive at the San Frzacses Pssxsu
ger Depot, Market-street wharf, as follows:
From San Francisco for Point Tfburau
Belvedere and San RafteY.
WEEK DAYS-7:40 go. II 30 A. NJ: 1:sa s.zg
:05. 6:20 p NJ Os "sS's
sESDAYs.s .oD 100, ESQ, IL: 200 A. NJ. 1:so. s:ss
rom San Rafael for San Franessco
"EEk DAYS-5:25. 1855. 9 30 IL 80 A. T:4e
f, 3i4o, ;o9 p NJ SATURDAY oNLY-AR ertrs
SUNDAYS-S:IO 9.lO tJ.,o - 80 ,.n
$500. 6:25 p. NJ INV S-1'
rom ioint Tf5uron to San Fransjses
WEN Ins DAa $3.50, S:20, 9;55 II:55 An. 2-ay
: 4:oo, o;3o p. II SATURDAYS ONTy-sn g.
ira trip at 6:55 p. NJ ~ eH
$3.50. $3.50 P. M. @-""' @"'ss
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DRY GOODS.
KENNEDYS
Bargains in Our Cloak Department!

We're
S5
15Oo-WHALE CLOTH JACKETS pockets $50
n
1900 w~ o
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North PACIFIC COST RAILROAD
....VIA....
SAUSALITC FERRY.

mencing Thursday, May &c. 1899 suS
follows: W |A~iAS VIII Ia" a.
From SAN FRANCISCO for SAUsALTTo ROSS
alley ana SAN RAFAEL. (week dxvSy-T.yn
sG;Vo II 200 A NJ; ! 10 3: 20, S :O0 As d.aa ~
te telMGay6Jo%s;VO, $500. 1900. IL 80 A N: I2-ag-
1870. ESQ. 4;20. $3.50, 6:45 P N.
From SAN FRANCISCO for MILL VALLEY [yvssx
eayS)-7:30. 800 II 700 A. NJ: rs, 5 :au, 6:{S
(sundaysj5-s: 90. 300, 1000. 1880 4;I;sa
<:So, 9;2O, $3.50 P. NJ. Extra trip on SATURDAYS al
i 40 P. NJ. 40
From SAN FRANCISCO for FAIRFAX (weck aaVI
800 A. NJ, 700 r. NJ -" ="
(sundays)-9:00 500, 1000 IL 80 A. M:I2:3a
From SAN RAFAEL for SAN FRANC SEQ (wssI
9ays-o;io 6:io, 7;l5, 9:I5 II :o5 A. N. I:45
(sundaysl-s 100. $3.50. II 100 A. N 1900 N. t.lo
trip. ' ~-~
From FAIRFAX for SAN FRANCISCO 1UeaT
cents round trip.
From MILL VALLEY for SAN FRANCISCO CEe.r
gayS]-o;Zo $50. 500. S:lO. IL 10 A. NJ 3:35.
(suadaysl-s:O5. 1910 mas. N: I:2o 2.4s
A;IO $50. $3.50 F. N. Fare, 40 cents. round frtp
From sAUSALITo Tor SAN FRANCISCO Cw.sx
9ayD-6;45. 7;l5, s;l5. s:45 II:40 A n H;2:25.
(snndAys)-- AS. 1923. 11:40A n; 1890. 1.4a
3;l6, 4:35, 500. 500 7:45 r NJ Fcxtya tris"ss
Saturdays AZ 300 P N. Fare 25 cents ranaS
trip. S"@s' fOua3
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ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC RNLR0sa

bANIA Il Il ftUU IE.
TRAINS LEAVE AND ARRIVE AT SAN FRAN
cisco (Market-street FerTy):
LEAVE JULY l, 1892 fAzKIys
DAILY.
$3.50 p. Fast Express via Mojavs.......- S.95 a
500 a. Atlantic Express via los Angeles S:&5
Ticket Ofiee-65O Mara et street Chronicle BUiI3-
Ing s r. w A. BISSEiI.
-tSf General Passenger kgsns
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ELECTION COMMISSIONERS.

ONCE Clerks tO BE Employed for the
Kegistrar-EIe elton Booths.
a meeting of the Election Commissioners
was held yesterday forenoon, Mayor San
derson presiding.
The morning call., 1892-07-28

FoR distressing oppression and fullness In the
stomach take Simmons Liver Regulator
The morning call., 1892-07-28

w EEK SUN
DAYS. DAYS.
T;40 AMiS:00 AN
$3.50 Pm 30 AM
:05 PN 3 90 Pm
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Arrive
San Francisco

SUN I wExE
DAYS DAYs
lb:40 AA $3.50 AY
6:O5 PA 1890 Ax
7:25 PAt e:I9 fM
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1892-02-16
CANADIAN REolPRooITY LAos.
The Negotiations at Washington Broker
on aud Nothing omplished.

The Negotiations at Washington Broken
on and Nothing Accomplished.
WASHINGTON, Feb 16.-The commission
considering the question Of commercial rcci
procity between the United States and
Canada adjourned without, as far as can be
aseertained, accomplishing any practical re
suit. The Canadian commissioners were not
empowered TO agree to any basis Of reci.
procity trade relations, and as the United
States did not desire to discuss matters
with an irresponsible commission Lord
Salisbury has been asked 10 confer upon
them the power they lacked.
The sudden termination Of the negotia.
tions is constructed into meaning that the
British government refuses to empower the
commission with authority to conclude q
reciprocal commercial treaty and that the
negotiation Of such q treaty il continued
will be conducted ia London between Min.
lister Lincoln and Lord Salisbury. General
Foster, who with Secretary Blaine con
Quoted the negotiations On the part Of the
United States, declined to say what conclu.
sion, Il any. was reached by the commi@
sion. He was also asked if the modus
vivindi over Behring sea would be extended
for another year, but he was diplomatically
reticent. The Canadian commission left the
city for Canada
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1892-02-16

CHICAGO, Feb 16-A vcritabls pest house
was discovered by officers, who succeeded
in running down seven OF the nine Italian.
who are in Chicago and who arrived on the
typhus infected steamer Massilia from PA
lermo, reaching New York Jan. 30 They
were discovered Ia a crowded tenement
house at EiBhty-ilrst and Lime streets, close
beside the Western Indiana railroad tracks
and only e.onas throw from the thiclgly
settled district in Auburn park Two other
passengers On the infected steamer arr
known to be ia Chicago ana are supposed
to have gone to Milwaukee avenue, but nc
trace Of them can be found
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1892-02-16
TIE NEWS OF ALBANY.
a Substitute Reported FOR the Half Mil.
lion Dollar Canal Bill.

lion Dollar Canal Bill.
ALBANY, Feb. l6-There was an unusual
crowd of spectators in the senate chamber
when the senate opened, another batch Of
petitions against the excise bill the employ
ment Of women as'barmaids, and the open
ing Of the Worlds fair ON Sunday.
Bills Passed-Mr Beakes, appropriating
$4,000 for a fish hatchery in Sullivan
county Mr. Hits, adding the Albany Deaf
Aiutes' institute to the others receiving state
aid; Mr., Parsons, amending the charter Of
the city Of Utica Mr. Plunkett's, allowing
the use Of 100000 yearly for the oonstruo
tion Of park roadways in the annexed dis
trict.
Over thirty bills were on the order oi
second reading in the assembly. Previous
to taking up the calendar, however, Mr..
Hustled obtained unanimous consent 70 dis.
charge the committee ON public lands from
the bill for the sale Of certain land in Sing
Sing belonging to the state, and it was sent
70 a second reading
Mr. Gould, from the canal committee, re-
ported a substitute for the half million cana
improvement bill The substitute provide.
for the lengthening OF two locks, only Nos
70 and 20 on the Erie canal near Schnectady
and approp-iates S54OO0O, $4,000 Of which
- ANi A'ftsilAhb tAN IIlNA noAhMA az
queduct, the Lower Mohawk acqueduct ant
the Schoharie creek acqueduct; $4,000 eaci
for lengthening the two locks; 100000 tt
bottom out the Erie canal TO seven feet
100000 TO the improvement Of the Osweg,
canal; $4,000 10 the Improvement of th.
, Champlain canal, including repairs 20 tn,
dam az Cohoes; $4,000 to the Cayuga anl
Seneca canal; $4,000 to the Black River
canal, including bridges at Casterland anc
Greig.
Mr.. Keeler's bin extending the collateral
inheritance tax OF per cent. TO real estat,
above the value Of $4,000 was progressed t,
third reading, but it has no hope Of passing
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1892-02-16

DHADwooD, s. D., Feb l6. Upon receipt
Of a telegram from Mrs Biaina's Sioux Fails
attorneys requesting that the contempt cass
against james G.. Blaine Jr., which was set
for yesterday, he continued until Wednes.
day upon which day he, in company with
Mrs, Blaine, would arrive IN Deadwood,
Judge ThOmAs issued an order continuing
the case. An order was made FOR the open
ing Of the divorce case Saturday, Feb. 20.
it is thought that no opposition win be
made by the defendant no fight is expect
ed Tor the custody OF the child.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1892-02-16

NEW ORLEANS, Feb 16-Captain john
Stout, the well known Mississippi river
s+,.,,ro,+ ,,itot died ~ his home in This
city. Captain Stout became famous by the
heroism which he displayed when the steam.
er Robert f. Lee was burned in 1850, near
Natchez. He was at the wheel when the
confagration occurred, and stuck to his post
until he run the vessel ashore. He barely
escaped. In 1886 he was pilot OF the ] NJ
White when that vessel was discovered on
fire. He steered close to the shore and ther
had TO jump into the river 70 save his life
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1892-02-16

CoLuEBUs, o., Feb. 16 The national as
sembly OF the League Of American Wheel
men elected the following officers: Presi
dent, Charles L. Burdett, Hartford, Conn
first vice president, +. f. Sheridan Spring
field, Ills; second vice president, Dr. p.
Carlton Brown, Elizabeth, n. j.; treasurer,
W. NJ Brewster, Quincy, Ills; secretary,
Abbott Bassett, Boston. 1t was decided t,
hold the next annual meeting in Washing.
ton about the middle OF July.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1892-02-16

SAN Francisco, Feb. flowing TO the
death Of his eldest son, who was buried sun
day, ex-senator Fair changed his win and
bequeGthed to three orphan asylums s500,000.
To the Catholic Orphan asylum Of this city
he bequeathed S2OO,0O0. This is in remem-
bcrance of hislate wife who was Catholic.
Fair himself is a Protestant. To the Prot
estant asylums Of this city he bequeathed
$4,000 and to the Hebrew Orphan asylum
be gave 500, 600
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1892-02-16


N9ESSRS. CHAS. l.. WEBSTER g. Co.,
w wish to correspond at once with a COM
oetent book salesman. one who has sold encg-
elouedirs. histories or books Of the hhrhesf
5uality preferred 10 tho right party an
opportunity is offered to establish and con rol
sc safe Of the Library OF American Litera-
kdre in a field yet uDoccupied. Address, n.
~. WILLIAMS, Manager, 81 Fifth avenue,
NewsYork City
SALESMAN WANTED. SALARY AND
~ expenses. Permanent business. Brown
Bros, a Co, Nurserymen, Rochester. n. Y.
VkTANTED.-AGENTS FOR THE EQUlT-
w able Life Of New York. only rep esenta-
tive men need apply. Excellent contracts 60
geod solicitors. ANSON a. MAHER, Gen
eral Agent, No. 802 Marker strees.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1892-02-16

BArH, N. Y, Feb. 16.-Guy Madison, aged
five years, son Of Guy g. Madison, leading
citizen Of Sunderville, village in the re-
mote lumber region OF Potter county, Pa,
was murdered by his cousin, Martin Glover,
aged fifteen, during a quarrel about the pos
session Of an AK. Glover nearly severed his
little cousins head from his body.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1892-02-16
So A MONTH TEL MARCH 20.
Only Two Months Longer at S. a
Month Until Cured.

Doctors Mccoy and Wildman's liberal offer
TO treaf an uatients for ive dollars month
and furnish all medicines is positively
limited 70 the next two month. they viii
not take patients this small Inn Ior treat.
mant after March 25ah, lsa2. Ihe obJect IN
making this offer originally was TO give
persons suffering from catarrn end other dis
eases an opportunity o. earning tnat iheee
n1sy,t III An nose. throat and lung tro1bles. as
well ~ othsr diseases Those tagiDg treat
me-t before Mare h 25th will be treated for
~ a month mt cured and viii be furnished
With an necf ssary medi ines. This offer
positively wi not b. extended beyOu d March
offh.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1892-02-16

INDIANAPOLIS, Feb l6-Indiana Repub.
lcans Of prominence who have recently
visited Washington city repoft that W. w.
Dudley, Of 'blocks Of fiven fame, Is an
avowed candidate Tor delegate at large
from this state TO the Minneapolis conven.
tion. Ex-Chairman Michener, now Dudey's
law partner, is working for Dudley, aud
has promised that the latter, II elected, will
not do anything against Harrison The
proposition does not meet with favor from
the Harrison men.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1892-02-16

NEW HAVEN, Feb. l6.-The health au.
thorities here are making vigorous efforts
to locate the Italian immigrant who arrived
in New York last week on the steamer Mas.
silia, and who is said to have come 10 this
city. The boats and trains are being closely
watched
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1892-02-16

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Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1892-02-16

ALBANY, Feb. l6--Elections for delegates
to the state Democratic convention wero
held IN Watertown, Ellcottvilie, Kingston,
Goshen, Palmyra and Wolcott Ia each
instance the delegates elected were I'M
structed Tor Hin for president and the early
convention indorsed.