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Evening journal., 1893-04-11
MEDALS FOR HOG ISLAND SURFMEN.
Remanded for Their Bravery In Rescu-
ing the Crew of the sinking ship San
Albano In 1892.

Remanded for Their Bravery In Rescu-
ing the Crew of the sinking ship San
Albano In 1892.
Senor Mateo Perez, acting Spanish
consul at the port of Baltimore, has
received frem the government of Spain
nine medals for the members of the
life saving crew at Hog Island, Va The
members of the crew are John e. John
son keeper of the sfation, and
Surfmen X c. JOynes. K Dimton,
F. Carpenter II. De Wal j. e smith,
X Carpenter, A. Dougherty aud
William B Goihgon Accompany ing
each medal is diploma, which tells the
story of the heroism Of the crew when
the Spanish steamer San Albano was
wrecked February 2, 1892 Twenty.
| Ave lives were saved. only one lost.
The captain will receive a silver medal
| The eight others of the crew will get
bronze medals. The medals are about one
inch and half in diameter and three six.
teenths thick The diverse side shows
crown of laurel surmouuting the
| heraldic insignia Of CASTLE and Leon
! The ieverse side las the H. nsciiptiOu.
"Premio al Valor Marinero," which
means reward for marine valor. "
/ AAN AAoAAiH HNi'h - fAANlANAfA ~ u NAHhA H.
The medal Is suspended from a gold
clasp by the Spanish cllors-red. yellow
and red. The medals were made in
Madrid by NJ Cejalvo They are enclosed
iu pretty morocco Cases, each bling Ia
scribed in gold letters with the name
of the man for whom IL is intended
The diplomas are printed in Spanish
translation Of the one for the captain
Of the life savers states: "Inasmuch a.
the chief of the life saving station OF
Hog Island has made himself worthy ia
receive the silver medal Of honor created
TO reward the deeds of valor aud phlan
thropy which the captains and crews oil
foreign merchant vessels perform in aid
of Spanish ships and Spanish sailors, by
the saving Of the shipwrecked crew Of tbs
Spanish steamer San Albano at HOG
Island. United States on the night o
February 81, 1892, the King, whom Goo
preserve, and in his name the Q leeI
Regent of the kingdom have ordered
that the present diploma shall be sent {,
him in order that be may use the abov,
mentioned decorai ion The diplomat
are dated September 81, 1892, aud arr
signed by the minister of marine, DoI
Jose Maria de Beranger Ruiz d,
Apodaca The seal of the ministry o
marine is affixed
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Nil.oelInneons.

About A. eco employees on the Worlds
FAIR buildings and grounds at Chicago,
belong sing to various traces struck out
of sympathy with the carpenters. who
had disagreement with the fair man
agement over the question of employ ing
non union men The Worlds Fair
management, after a conference, effected
settlement and the men resumed work
to day.
The hearing in the case Of Carlyle
Harris, the condemned wife murderer,
will be held before Governor Flower tO
day, who will give the murderer s
counsel five minutes audience.
Mrs Eva Mann Hamilton has begun
ano'her action against the estate OF
Robert Ray Hamilton to recover $l3O,
o o which she claims as her dover
Before the New York Presby terry
elected its commissioners to the General
Assembly, Rev. DR. Briggs asked tha il
fairness to him, commissioners who were
not preiudiced against bis case be sent
! The Presbytery elected four Briggs and
three anti Briggs commissioners.
Governor Tilman aud State Com
missioner Troxler ara in Pittsbnrg look
ing after a stock of liquor and bottle
with which 70 carry out the provisions o
the new South Carolina excise set
Tue Russian cruiser Rynda arrived il
Hampton Roads. making the second o
the feet that Russia will send to tn
naval rendezvous
In the trial Of Or. Buchanan for til
murder Of his wife, DR. Mitchell Prudde
aud Professor Writthaus, the chemist
were On the stand The latter said
found the morphine in the woman
stomach.
The Judge of the Supreme Court q
Nebraska, met as 2 court of Impeachment
and held the FIRST formal hearing Of stat
officers and ex cflicers
The italian man of-war Erisdno wit
the Worlds Fair exhibit arrived at Port
land
James Ryan, a desperate crimina
Knocked down the guard in the RhoC
Island prison, stole his revolver and ke,
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Academy Of Mu.ic.-Marie sanger

Academy Of Music.-Marie Sanger Co.
The Marie Sanger Burlesque and
Novelty Company gave a very creditable
performance at the Academy of Music
last night Notwithstanding the
stormy and disagreeable night
the house was fairly filled.
A laughable one act sketch entitled "a
Heavenly Time, opened the performance
in which appeared a number Of pretty
girls with shapely forms and beautiful
Miss Annie Whitney sang several sweet
selections among which were THE Old
Battered Dinner Horn" aud After the
Ball. which were applauded vigorously
Frank Latona the musical tramp dis
playe much talent in instrumental
comedy Much speciality work was intrs
duced and appeared to delight the audi.
ence immensely. The same performance
will be given TO night. to morrow night
and with the usual Wednesday matinee
and will no doubt draw large crowds.
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EoR SALE.
AnMINIsrRAr AroR,s NorIor

A DMINIsTR TORS SALE OF PER-
~ sona proper of Robert Graves, de-
ceased.
All the perso al property OF Robert Graves,
deceased, will be exposed TO puulic sale on
THURSDAY, the goth Day OF APnIL, 1873.
az O'Clock a. m. at his late residence No.
800 French str, et. Wilmington. Delaware. All
of his appliances used In carry ing ON his
catering business: Silvc ware, China. Glass
and Queensware; Two valuable PHuch Bowls.
Eight handsome Caudelabra Linen, Canned
Coos. Sauces. Preserves. iellies aud other
supplies. Hous- -hold and Kitchen Furniiur,
of all descriptions, One good driving horse
One Germantown Wagon, one Family Car
riage, one Express Wagon with top, and light
and heavy Harness. sale positive and Ierms
ash. JAMES HARDING,
| Levi q. Bird. Atty. kdministrat T
L. W. stidbam & Son. Auctioneers.
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nun

ADAMS.-On April 6, 1S03. at st. Toseph's
Hospital. Philadelphia, Miss Annie adams.
BAYLIS.-On the 5th instant, Samuel b.
Baylis a. his 10Th year
tULhRETH In Dove. on Anril 10. 1898,
Isabella ID. Culbreth, wife of the late samuel
Culbreth.
DOUGHERTY-In this city on the 9th
instant Helen. infant daughter of James and
NJ ,rgaret DougherlA aged 10 months.
HAi RlSON.-ln oncord Towns ip, Della
aware county, Pa. on lhe 9TH INST Mary NJ.
wife uf Benjumiu L. HarrieOn, aged y years
Relatives and friends are Invited 20 attend
the funeral from her late residence. Concord
ON v eduesday Afternoon April II. lntermeni
in Bethel NJ. r.. Cemetery.
MEALEY. In this city, April 9Th Patricl
Moalef arod 90 years
Nelatives aud friends Of the family are in
vited lto attend the funeral from his lat
residence No. 1926 West Fourth street Tuesda,
morning az O'Clock. high mass at ST Paul.
Church. lnterment at New Cathedral Gene
terry.
sTooPs.-On the 10th instant, Mary stoop.
| aged ~ years.
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SOMMERS'
POPULAR
SPRING FOOTWEAR.
Our Shoes, Though Low in Price,
are Always Reliable.

Our spacious store room is now
overlooking with new Spring Foot
wear, the products Of some Of the
best shoe makers in the land, and
made to our special order for this
trade You viii find styles and
qualities here that can be found il
no other house, and we always quot,
YOU the very lowest prices consist
ent with good quality. We shat
strive this season to merit as libera
a share OF your patronage as you have
favored us with in the past We cal
your attention to a few rare plums'
which we are already having a biz
run on. All new STYLES.
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MAX EPHRAIM,
N. Y. Clothing House.

The Pullman Men took us
by storm last night. Store
was crowded, and we had to
hustle wrapping up Suits,
Trousers and Overalls. Most
of them are old customer, and
they bring others, to see the
biggest line of popular Cloth
ing, popular styles and popular
prices.
Unfinished Worsteds; have
you seen them, a soft, rough
finished silk and wool fabrics
suitable for dress or business.
Blacks and Blues, Round,
Straight and Double Breasted.
$I2 and SIS.
Riverside Worsted guaran-
ieed by the makers of the
cloth not to fade or wear ugly.
We guarantee the make and
fit beside. Cut in all shapes
and in eight Patterns.
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and nearly escaped before he was shot
down in the prison yard.
The Eastern freight pool which has
been in existence at Chicago since De-
cember has collapsed
Evening journal., 1893-04-11
Philadelphia.

The cruiser New York will not 90
to the Naval Review in New York
harbOr
The License Court continued to hear
applications.
s--Presby terry of Philadelphia vo' ed to re
scind its action of December 10 in regard
to the overtuIes from the General as.
sembly.
The Evangelical Lutheran Ministerium
of Pennsy lvalia aud adjacent states be.
gan its sessions In Trinity Church.
The annual meeting of the Woman S
Foreign Missionary Society of the Phils
delphia Presbytery was held in the
Tabernacle Church
meeting was held last night at the
Upiversalist Church of the Restoration
10 devise the best means for improving
he city slums.
Bishop FOss gave talk on bis visit to
| Mexico before the Methodist ministers
ueriiug yesterday
Branch No 2. Philadelphia Public Lii
brary at Broad and Federal streets, was
op' ned to the public
Members of the Hahnemann Club held
a banquet at the Bellevue
Rev. DR. M II Pogson, of New Jer
sey, made an address yesterday befor'
the Baptist Ministers Association OF
The Prophets of Israel.
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nnARn Am nnnns
REGISTERS ORDER.
- EsIsTER's ORDER.
REGIsrER,a nFFIrE-

New Castle County. March 2p. 1893.
Upon the application Of James Mona
rhan, Executor OF Hannah y Moi aghan. late
II Wilmi gtan hundred, In said county, de-
,eased II Is ordered and directed by the Reg
ster that the Executor aforesaid give
notice Of granting of Letters of tministra
ion upon the estate Of the deceased,
With the date Of granting thereof
Dy causing advertisements TO be posted
within forty days from the. date Of
such letters in six Of the most public places OF
the county Of New Castle. requiring all per.
sons having demands against the estate e
present the same, or abide by an Act of As
sembly In such case made ana provided; and
tlso cause the same 70 be inserted within the
.ame period I'm the Evening Journal, a news.
paper published in Wilmington, Del, and
TO be continued therein three weeks, e. o. d.
- Given under the hand and seal
of Office of the Register aforesaid
L. S. at Wilmington, In New Castle
county aforesaid. the day and
- year abuve written.
J. WILKINS COOCH. Register.
NOrlCk.
Notice r. hereby given that letters Tes
amentary were In due form OF law granted
unto the undersigned. on the Twentieth
lay Of March, A. ID 1898, and that all per
sOns having claims against the ESTATE
" the deceased must present the same, duly
lttested. 70 the said Executor. on or beiOr'
the Tweut eth day of Marcu, 1894, o.
abide the Act Of Assembly In such case made
JAMES MONAGHAN,
Address. 1907 West Second street,
Wilmington. Delaware.
Evening journal., 1893-04-11

Homespunsl We know of
nothing better for the price.
Wool through and through
and holds its color until worn
out. Light Dark and Medium
Shades.
SIS. $Io, $I2, $I4 SIS.
Trousersl When we tell
you that we have 20 styles of
Trousers at SIS and almost the
same number of styles at 81,
So so and $2.5o you can have
some idea of the magnitude of
our stock.
Trousers from 81 to S..
Overallsl Do you wear
them? Wen guarantee that
ours will outwear two pair of
any other kind at the price, soc.
They have Rule Pockets, Hip
Pockets, Watch Pockets, two
Front Pockets and Pantaloon
shape, with or without aprons
and guaranteed not to rip.
Demins.
Whites.
Stripes.
Well be prepared to-day
withan extra force of statesmen
Store open this evening un-
til 9 o'clock.
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FOR RENT

EOR RENT. CHEAP. STALLS NOS. 70
II and rs in Second street market. Rare
stand for business. The only truck stalls in
the market house; Possession at once. APP
ply to HOFFECKEk a HOFFECkER, at
torneys, No. Si5 Market street.
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= CITY ASSESSMENT.
Aprfl I. 1898

NOTICE Is hereby given that the city
assessment has been completed. ana the
Councl - at the Cit Hal. where they can he
examined by taXah es from SAIOkDAl,
April lst, 1888. until Saturday. April 10th.
and $50 p. m.
The Board Of Assessment. Revision and
Appeals viii sit 10 hear appeals from the
assessment. from April LIST TO April 29th, 1875,
az the Office OF the tax collectors. 10 hast
sixth street. between the hours OF and 1
O'Clock in the afternoon. and and O'Clock
in the evening. SOLOMON HEnSEA,,
Clerk Of City Council.
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Pennsylvania.

Charles Lalyards, the notorious thief,
charged wi he murder of Policeman
Martin at Carlisle, was caught near Win
chester, Va
Through an explosion of gas in the
Black Diamond Colliery in Luzerne bor-
ough one man was killed and three
others quite seriously injured.
The third and last of The bodies OF
victims of the Laurel Hill colliery acci
dent, that of Thomas Hodgson, wal
found
Reports to the State Board of Agricul
ture indicate good crops for the year
The bar OF Cumberland and Adams
counties held meetings to protest against
the proposed attachment of Adams Z,
Cumberland county for Judicial purposes
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ATLANTIC CITY, N. ).
Pennsylvania Railroad.

Leave Philadelphia. Market street wharf.
week days. Accommodation. $40 and $40 =.
M, 20 and 4.2i p. m. Sundays-express, Sle
a. m. Accommodation, 500 and S.l5 a. M,
400 d. m.
Evening journal., 1893-04-11
Foreign.

Joseph Chamberlain in the House
of Commons opposed the second reading
of the Home Rule bill. He ridiculec
Gladstones confidence in the measure AZ
a final settlement of the woes of Ireland
and said his faith in the Irish people was
of most recent growth.
1t is reported Great Britain will call q
European conference to consider Turkish
misruls in Armenia, the outrages On the
Armenian Christians having become
more pronounced than ever.
Severe earthquake shocks in Servis
and Livadica devastated many villages
aud forced the terrified inhabitants "a
take to the fields. Much Danger to
property has been done.
Five Thousand coal miners in the
BoIinsge district, province of Hainaut,
IN Belgium. have resolved upon a general
strike, partly for higher wages and
partly for universal suffrage
An attempt TO assasslnate Cardinal
Vaszgary primate of Hungary, wal
mace, but the assassin failed of his pur
pose The cardinals secretary receiving
the blows Intended for the prelate.
Tue balloon that sscen ed from Brus
Sc $ on sunday night was carried GU
into the sea of the French coast with itl
occupants, who were rescued by fishing
smack
The Lord Lieutenant of Ireland hsi
issued an order limiting the importation
of arms aud ammunition into the coun
try,
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SorIoEs

NOTICE.
The WILMINGTON AND ANDYwINF
LU BER YARD, John Wise, proprietor, has
been removed from Twelfth and Market
streets, 70 French street. between pWELFr
and THiRrFENTH ~TkEETS, where here
will be found a full STOCK or LUMBER
NOTiCE-A MEETING OF THE CITY
y Democratic AS ociaiion viii be held on
Tuesday evening 81 the Y. VI. ID G. rooms.
No. sl2 Market street, at 30 M, for The
purpose of organizing for the city camp tign.
JOHN NJ NEWELL,
Chairman.
MONEY no LOAN AT 8 AND G PER
vi cent. have sums from 1000 10 $50 20
loaq Property examined apd Dd, le4ns g2 ne made ma
\. L. Cor seventh and shipley street,, City
HOt sEs DO OARDED. APPLY ATwAsH-
IL ingion street Club Stable, third and
WASHINGTON.
NOTICE.-wHARFAGE AND STORAGE,
~ Christiana river foot Of East Seventh
street Shipping facilities by three railroads,
pennsylvani Baltimore and Ohio and VII
mington and Northern philadelphia and
Reading connectiOn). Vessel owners and
AGENTS, contractors. merchants and dealers
generally are Informed that they can obtain
wharfage ana storage room on our prperty
AZ reasonable rates. Apply 10 MCCULLOUGH
IRON COMPANY. Seventh and Railroad
Avenue. Wi.mington.
NOTICE-JOHN KYLE HAS Sue
~ ceoded Charles Kyle In the management
or the Ice cream sHlOun ana mhnufactnry at
the nOitheast corner Of Sixth and Orange
streets. He snow prepared 20 furni-h exc r
-iOns picnics and parties with kyle's superior
ice cream. which is ALWAYS uniform IN quail
ity. Ice cream can be had at ali times at
reasonable rates. Chqrles Kyle desires 10
express thanks for the liberal patronage
he received and requests that 10 be continued
uuder the newmanagrment.
MOTT Ell HAVE THIS DAY so d
~ the hardware business OF James v. Car
| Isle, deceased. late trading as J. V. Carlisle
/ a. Co.. az No. 3l3 Market street and No. 3G
| Shipley street, Wilmington. Delaware. %
/ George Sigler Gilpii $. WOodwarl and
/ Charles g.. Guyer. All accounts due the late
| firm will be collected by me, and all having
| claims against the late firm will present the
| same to me for settlement. Thanking the
| public for the patronage 20 the late nrm OF
J.V. Carlisle q Co., solicit continuance
| OF the same for the new firm.
h. CARL SIZE, Administration.
No. 3l3 Market street.
We. the undersigned. win conduct the bus
iness of the late firm Of j. V. Carlisle a Co.,
vi the old stand under the firm name Of
Sialer, Woodward a. Guyer. We solicit a
share Of your patronage; ,,.,,,
GfLPIN $. WOODW ARD,
Oh aRLEs g. GUNbR.
Anril I. 1898
Evening journal., 1893-04-11
phiIade1phIa and Readinr r.. r.

Leave Chestnut street and South street
wharves, week k-days-Express, 900 a. M, 2o0.
800, 90, 8 0O p. m: Accommodation, 100 q.
m, 5.45 d. m. Sunday-Express, 90 and 1000
a. m. Accommodation. 800 a. m, $50 p m.
Evening journal., 1893-04-11

Ladies' Feather. weight" hand turned
pointed toe, patent tipped button. made
of fine soft stock and on the improve
nent fitting last A. the moderate price
# So 65 worth 81 80
Ladies Paris Kid Patent Leather Tip
ped Blucher Balls, d, stined TO be one OF
he most popular shoes worn this season
Al sty les all widths. Our price 81. 60;
worth S3 81
Ladies' Vici Kid Slipper Foxed, Patent
Tipped Button, made as flexible and easy
AS a slipper, and containing all the wear
Of SO shoe Our price 50. Sold else.
where at So 80 aud S3
Ladies' Hand sewed Patent Tipped
Button. made on the Piccadilly last
slipper foxed Special price 81 65; real
value 50 80
Ladies' Light flexible Dongola Button,
with and without tips, pointed. common
sense and square toes. Our price ST. 40.
Regular 81 value.
Misses Patent Tipped and Plain Toe,
Spring Heel Button Warranted Strictly
Solid Leather. Our price 95c. Real
value, 81 25.
Misses better quality Spring Heel
aud Heeled Button, made on the new
priug lasts all sizes and widths Our
price 81 25 Real value $l75
Child's Fine Dongola Button, patent
tipped and plain toes, made on new,
oretty lasts: sizes TO l0t Our price
05c Worth $l.25.
Mems Russia Tan Butchers, soft stock
and flexible soles; just four cases on
hand Our price So; worth So
a Complete Stock of Ladies'
and Mems Russet Balls
and OxfoTdS Also
ChiIdren'S, Misses,
Boys and Youths.
Misses, Boys and Youths
RuSset Balls. S I rs
and Upwards
Ladies' Russell Oxfords S I
and Upwards.
A. H. SOamGrS'
Reliable Shoe House,
zoe Market st. 2OG
Five doors above Second street
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HOTEL HECKLER.

Formerly Normandie. Corner Atlantic and
Pennsylvania avenues. Fitted up In first
class style. Open all the year
HENRY HECKLER.
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Dennins.
Whites.
Stripes.

Strictly one price and II dis
satisfied with your purchase
we will return your money
Evening journal., 1893-04-11
EARLY NEWS SUMMARY
National.

Rival factions of Pennsylvania Demo
Gratis are gathering at Washington aud
interesting developments are looked for,
Postmaster Fields resignation has not
yet been received. The fight on tho
Western District Attorneyship opens
warmly.
4 Democratic Senators attempted to de-
feat the Hoar resolution for an Inquiry
into Senator Roach's case but failed, tho
Republicans refusing to vote and break
ing the quorum.
The decisions of Judges Speer, Taft
and Kicks were the subject of an inter
esting discussion in the Senate.
Peru has made apology and promised
reparation for the attack on William K
Gnfiths, Of Pennsylvania, the consular
agent at Nolendo
"Headsman" Maxwell has called 70
the services Of Edwin c Fowler, chic;
clerk nnder Stevenson at the time be
made his record.
Secretary Carlisle heard statement.
from Director of the Mint Leech on the
Philadelphia Mint site.
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"rhe Boy Tramp"

Thursday. Friday and Saturday April
l3, IA aud 10, with Saturday maiiuee.
Madame (tbd her som Augusiin Neu-
vile, and good company, will present
60 rne Boy Tramp The play is of the
comedy drama order aud abounds in
strong, telling situations. which are
heightened by realistic scenery and
thrilling climaxes The scenery is all
carried by the company, aud includ. IS a
facsimile of the great East river bridge,
the Passaic falls by moonlight, the interior
of the insane asy lun on Blackw ellis Is
land, showing New York city and
Brooklyn in the distance, etc Augustin
Nsuville is a comedian whose merits are
well known. As Jack Sharpe he is seen
at his bsst, and is a continual fund of
hum~r and laughter Nine Neuvile is
one Of the finest specimens Of the pslmy
day school Of acting now remaining on
the stage. The Supporting company is
above the average and includes a number
of we'll known favorites
John Stetson's original company will
appear at the Grand Opera House on
Monday. May II, in that greatest of al
comedy successes, "The Crust Of So
ciety All of the original scenery ant
effects will also be seen
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HELP WANTED.
WANTED -KIICHEN GIRL. APPLY
w 80 Mhrket street.


WANTED. -K1ICHEN GIRL APPLY |
w 9llMarket street.
XNTANTED.-MEN CONNECTED WITH |
w large manufacturing places to handle |
q line of goods on good commission. VIII not |
interfere Win your regular business. WIN |
increase your weekly income Address c..
this Office.
WANTED. .-SAl. .ESMAN FOR CALIFOR- |
w na wines. 500 per month and expenses. |
with chance of advancement; commission If
preferred; no experience required. address.
inclosing Q stamps, w. A. NandercOok. lls
wine department. os ngeles, California.
XXyANTED. WHITE GIRL. MUST BE
w well recommended. Apply SOB Wash
ington street.
XNANTEn.-A BOY TO LEARN BAR
w berlng. Apply 2l7 West Seventh street.
WANTED, HELP-lOO LADIES AND
w young men TO take work at their own
homes; good prices and no canvassing. adj
drcs, STANDARD MANUFACTURING Co;
Lock box lui South birmingham. Mass. En-
close stamps. Mention paper.
WANTED. HELP FURNISHED FOR
" hotels, restaurants and private families
at short notice Apply at Delaware lntelli-
genoe ofice Ninth and Madison streets.
LOST AND FOUND.
EOUND.-IN THE WESTERN PART
Il Of the city sum of money. The person
who lost 10 can recover the same by describ-
ing the money found. proving ownership aud
paying for this advertisement Apply 62i
Madison street, after O'Clock p m.
REAL EsTATE.
EOR RENT.-THE STORES No. eii AND
2l3 W. Front ST., these stores are suit
0 ble FOR any kind OF business. Apply TO
| PHILIP G.. tLUNkElT, No. 2u0 w. Front
st. or WIN. ID. NlLLER. No wv. seventh &,
EOR RENT ROOM NO. AIS sHIpLEY
street second story about g BY 80 feet.
good for Society room. Rent SlO0 year
/ Also seconh story room 4lq Market street size
| lex65. Rent per month Apply, JAMES
MONAGHAN. 4l9 Market street.
EOR RENr-A STABLE WITH SIX
! stalls ON Orange street, between Fifth
and sixth streets. Apply TO JOHN Il. DON
! oboe. blA Orange street.
FOR RENT.
col Van Buren, street rooms and bath, ss5
6l3-lb-l7-l9 jackson street. 10 rooms and
bath S26
Broome and Banning streets 10 rooms and
/ bath So.
-Four houses Lowering avenue and jackson
/ street rooms and bath el4.
&0i Market street rooms, SIG.
STORES.
| Lowering avenue and jackson streets $50.
/ Third and Washington streets Se6.
Apply 10
JOHN MULvENA,
/ Phone 6i9 No. alb Market stree
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New Jersey.

Colonel George Pfeiffer. of Camden,
was sworn in as United States Marsha.
al Trenton
The old Second Brigade of New Jersey
held its sixth annual reunion at Atlantic
City.
Evening journal., 1893-04-11

, Marble cleaned irst class. steps. fronts
and monumental work specially.
ID. PALMER, 3is Taylor street
Buy your Boys Clothing at the New York
ClOthin- House $40 Market street.