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formerly Of New York, now Of The
France Medical and Surgical Institute,
Columbus, Ohio, by request Of many
friends and patients, have decided to
visit Bridgeport, Sherman House, Tues
day, July is, and Bellaire, Windsor
Hotel, Thursday, July 20. Consultation
aud examination tree and strictly CON
tldential, from o a. M. to 9 p. M, one
day only.
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A striking Coincidence.

San PunciSoO Chronicle,
Is it only u coincidence that Mr.,
Cleveland should be forced to repeat
the language OF Mr., Buchanan, or is 1t
q result OF Democratic misrule which
invariably inspires distrust, and, by
destroying confidence in the future,
paralyzes energy and eifectually puts an
end to enterprise Lot the reader study
the statements contained in the mes
sages OF these two Democratic Presi-
dents, written thirty five years
apart, and answer the question for him
self;
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Take tic Dalnmoro 4 ohio To chicago.

Excursion tickets now on Balo via
tho Baltimore & Ohio at reduced round
trip ratios, good returning until Novom.
Dor 8, 1893. Trains leave Wheeling,
eastern time, at 600 H. IN. and 1875 p.
m. daily, und at $3.50 p. M, srccpi Sun.
ddp. For sleeping cur accommodations
and other information enquire Of Balti-
moro Il Ohio agents.
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woR1ps Columbian EXPOSITION.
Excursion to Chicago via Ohio River Rail.
rOud.

N1AuWOaVUU VHIVUNU
TOud.
On aud after this date, Until October
81, the Ohio River railroad will sell
tickets to Chicago and return, on nc
count OF tho Worlds Columbian Expo.
sition, at greatly reduced rates. Tickets
will DO good for continuous passage in
either direction with final limit for re-
turn passage November 8, 1893. For
rates Of fare, timeot train and other in.
formation, inquire Of ticket agents,
Ohio River railroad, or write w. j.
Robinson, general passenger agent,
PRrkOrsburg, w. Va.
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'DRlly. tDally except Sunday.
LE TERRY. Gen, Freight & Pies Agent.
JOHN BAILtE. 1900 Market Street
T. +. DUNBAR, Union Depot iyO
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Wool.

NEW YoRK. July 1A-Wool quiet and unset
tied! domestic 27a32c; pulled 9OHS7c; Texas lOH
2Oc
demand; prices nominal and W ithout change.
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%soANDAloUs NoBILITY

-
Behind the Scenes In European Courts.
Vacareseu Tragedies.
4arQuiH Do FORteRoH
The Vacarescu family seems bent on
retaining its reputation for furnishing
a larger crop of scandals than any other
noble house in ROumania; This time
the scene Of the scandal is laid, not in
Roumania, but in Southern Hungary,
where Juan Vacarescu resided with his
wife in his picturesque and magnificent
castle Of Sknlya,
n vile Vacarescu was O woman OF
singular beauty, q Princess C"antacuzene
by birth and a relative. | believe, of the
FRINGE CaHtacuzene, who now occupies
the post OF Russian envoy at Washing
ton.
Vacarescu seems to have been terri
bly, jealous OF his wife and q short time
ago he came to the conclusion that he
had grounds for his jealousy, and that
the lady was faVoring not one, but sew
eral OF her admirers,
Accordingly, he bribed a servant, q
peasant named George Bitzu, to take a
loaded rifle and to place himself in the
garden within range Of his young mis-
tresa's balcony window, where she was
writing a letter.
Acting in obedience to his masters
stFuctioRs, the man took aim and fred,
and young Madame Vacarescu fell
from her chair without %utterlng a single
cry,
A second later, and before the serv.
ant had even time to turn round, q bull
let crashed through his arm 1t needed
but q glance to ascertain that the per-
son who fired 1t was Vacareacu him
self, who wished thus to rid himself Of
his accomplice in the murder OF his
wife. AS soon as Vacarescu perceived
that Bltzu was only slightly hurt he
ran into the house and blew out his
brains beside the corpse OF his wife.
A few moments later Bitzu was ar
rested and taken to prison, where, on
being searched by the police, the humid
red forms. or $50, with which his mas
tor had bribed him to murder Madame
Vacarescp, were found concealed about
his person.
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on CRY, PA, July l4.-Oponod and highest
6SBc: lowest 5Sc; closed at bSl+c; sales 1900
barrels; clOnranccs 10000 barrels; runs N,2O5
barrels shipments 7i,2Os barrels.
PITTSBURGH, pa, July l4.-opened and high
est 6skC; lowest and closed at Sc
NEw YonK, July 14.-Potroleum was neglected
no salesi $40 for August options.
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NEW York, July ~14.-TusineSs does not pick
up much In dry goods. Collections, however,
arc still reported good, and thOrc Is no alarm ut
tho situation or outlook. More activity may
transactions Is more free, which Is a good indi.
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WheeIIna BrIdne Z Terminal RY.
Time Table Ma. o, 10 tako OBJECT 1891 a. m,
SUNDAY, July ., lBgA

Time Table No. 0. 10 tak0 object 1901 a. m,
sunday July ., iB)a
Leaye Wheeling toto tsiOO $500 gotBtiOO0
o. IN, i2i1b. p2:iO, 1880, 800 p m.
Leave Penlnslip-tO.i 40 1906 lSiOG, 9g,bi, tl0OS
iu., ti.ll, e9:iG, 1880, 5000, y. ~
Leave Terminal Juuctldn-t7,g2. 1900, ol0!i7A
nj, N $50, r2iaO t6,il, BOlL 1920 i9Ijlp NJ.
Leave Martins l%erry-t7i36 1901, "iOi63a ~,
ti;i3, o2iBS, - 10, f6;Or tStBL s0:J9 n NJ,
Leave PeuluBuln III % tpiii, Pl0:b0 a IN, tltg
92ii6, ti!gt, u 10 ISIS, ;iO'U5 D. nj.
Arrive Wheellng-fiiO, lgi20. Nlli0i a. m,
ti:b6, e2.b2. ti.ai, ;6Nl. tSih 2lO!ll p IN,
eDAlly. tpRlly except Sunday lsundaYs only.
All trains will run oil Eastern limo.
W. &L Y md g., l. W. trains VIII not stop
between Martins Ferry mud Wheeling,
J.E TAUsSiu, Superintendent
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When Baby was sick, wo eavO her caItorin.
when uhs was a CHILD, abe cried for cuStoriA.
When Bho became Miss, pho chung to cuatodS.
Whom ShO had Children, she saySthem caStOra
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A AND TRADE
Tho Features Of the Money apa Stock
Markets.

NAANhgNNs
NEW YoaK, July h-&oney on call WAS easy %
TO 0 per cent; last loan . per cent closing Of
fered Ut 8 per cent, Prime mercantile paper "a
10 per cent Sterling exchange trmer at 81 slka
4 81, Silver market ruled tirner, with sales OF
certificates at 7sa74c, closing at 79tga7iHc. Sales
OF stocks to-day were l05 1000 shares
Lower quotations from London caused Y
rather peculiar opening OF the stock market
Some OF the bears attempted TO cover, wnile
certain operators who recently cspoused the
shOrtside took the bull tack The demhnd led
toR sharp recovery, and, Notwithstanding ~
pcQted attempts TO bring abOutN reaction, near
ly everything on the list showed u net gain iol
the day, the Improvement varying from 4 TO ~
per cent outside OF LOuisYillG " Nashville and
Pacific Mail. whiGe were down l2S aud l6 re'
spectlvely. This distinctly easier feeling IN the
money market encourages tho commission
houses To branch out y little more In their ,opsI'
atlons, aud the fact that there Is still a heavy
outstanding short interest furnishes u basis IoE
ustill further rec0yeryif there are no unt1waru
developments IN financial 0reOmmerclll circles
Speculation left OIL steady 10 firm In toue,
Railroad bonds were weak.
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~. ponnOylvanla statlons
VIBRnR8gVdnid LINES.


IIcEyr OyyioEs AT pENSaYLyAStA ,BIAItoS on
WITRV BT. FoOT OF ELFvrNTn 1T. WnktLihui
AT MnLuilH HuuHr, WiiHfLfau, AM At THN
IFNNBYLvANiA B1AftON, pn1DdrrOiT.
gnuTtwrgr RygrgN-"pAN HANDLE RuuTEN
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The scandal at the court of Munich,
which has been briefly referred to in
the cable dispatches, appears to be far
more serious than was supposed ut
first. The parsonage incriminated is q
privy councillor by the name OF Baron
Won Klug, who for many years has been
entrusted with the almost entirely un.
controlled administration, not only OF
the fortune OF the demented king, but
also OF that Of the extremely wealthy
prince regent.
While he docs not seom to have boon
guilty OF having embezzled any OF the
money entrusted to his care, q recent
libel suit, in which he was merely u
witness, brought to light tho fact that
he had been using for his own benefit
and forthat OF certain Of his friends
confidential and official information,
thereby amassing an immense fortune
in speculation in bonds and roal estate.
1t is understood that no attempt will
DO made by tho prince regent to punish
him for his dishonesty other than dis
missing him from his post OF principal
financial officer and chief secretary Of
tho royal household.
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WHITTIER.


Joan PaRee Cheeky.
Whittier leads this pathway, little oneY
GOOD ST, thlnklt lust runs on and on.
WHITTIER leads this pathway, maiden ialr9
thSs pain 10 W sir to tho village square,
SMhither leads this pathway, father old2
Where but " yonder marbles white aud cold
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NEW YoRK, July 1I.-Plg iron quiet; American
sil 75Aib 90 Copper steady; lake Slg ~ Lead
steady; domestic O. @. Tin quiet; straits $40 Ia
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Cotton.
,ClSclNSA1t o., July h.-cOtton dull mid
dllngSJEc.
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CLEVELAND ~ 1903,


With unsurpassedl EXECUTIVE MANSION,
plenty In all the produce WASHINGTON DC, June
tons ind all tho ele.I 10, S0S.-WHgREAs, The
Inepts OF natural wealth, ldistrust and RpRrehen-
our manufactures haVeIsIOn concerning tho H.
suspended, our publlClnanOial situation which
works are retarded, OurlpcryudeS all business cir
private enterprises OflOles have already caused
different kiudsaro Rbau IgrC0t loss and damage
dOned and ~thouSandsltO our people and
Of useful laborers 0reItlreaten 10 cripple our
throwg out Of employ merchants, stop the
ment and reduced tOIWheels OF manufacture,
want, We have pos,Ibring distress and pri-
sessed Rll the DEMONSTRATION 10 our farmers
OF material wealth inland withhold from our
rich abundance, aud Iworkingmen the wage
yet, notwithSt1ndinglof labor,
all these advantages,
our country, In It's mon-
etary interest, Is In u del
nlnEnhIN nOndItInn
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wouLD YOU rldo on u railr Dad that
uses no danger %slrnnls2 That cough Is
q sign Of danger. The safest euro IL DR..
Woods Norway Pine Syrup. Sold by
all dealers on a guarantee Of salts
faction. D6w
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD co.
on aud after Monday. June 10, Passenger
Iraips VIII run as ioIi1ws' HpanS' IDely E&'
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Manhood
and how to attain II.

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Husband, Those intending Marriage, etc.
the plain facts, the old secrets, aud the new
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and avoid future pitfalls, should write for this
wonderful little book. II will be sent free,
under seal. Address the publishers,
Erie Medical Co., Buffalo, N. Y
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OF the Vacarescu episode in connec-
tlon with Queen Elizabeth, OF Rou.
mania, it is unnecessary to speak here,
as the entire affair has been placed be.
fore my readers in these columns, not
merely once, but on several occasions
would, however, point out that eve
those who have taken the defense OF
the unfortunate queens cause against
her husband and against his treatment
OF her arc all badly disposed toward tho
fat maid Of honor. whom they describe
as guilty OF duplicity, hypocrisy, and,
indeed, OF villainy OF tho worst kind.
Perhaps the two who are most hitter
in their denuuciation of her character
are precisely the principal champions
OF the queens cause, namely the Aca-
demician, Pierre Lott, and tho queens
former secretary, Robert SchaefFer, who
was dismissed by the king at the same
time US Mile. VacaresCu.
The father of this stout maid Of
honor was formerly minister OF Rou-
mania at Vienna, and while there his
Ron, whom he attached to his mission
as secretary OF legation, behaved in
such a d"isgracefnl manner that, not.
withstanding his diplomatic rank and
his fathers position us envoy, his name
was stricken of the list Of people enti-
tied to invitations to court entertain
ments, while on u certain occasion,
when he had ventured to accompany
his mother and sisters to ball given
ut the German Embassy, his hostess,
the Princess Reuss, apostrophising him
before the assembled guests, ordered
him to withdraw, stating that she had
not included him among her invites,
and that she would not tolerate the
presence Of an individual of his charac.
ter in her salon.
This astounding sortie on the part of
the princess was called forth by the fact
that a short time previously young Va
carescu had borrowed and then deliber.
ately pawned the jewels a lady OF the
demi-monde, who had been ill-adviaed
enough to admit him to her intimacy.
The father is but little better than the
son, having himself been notorious for
the scandals to which his conduct has
given rise in several OF the capitals
whore he has been stationed as the
diplomatic representative Of Roumania.
His reputation is such that the German
ambassador at Vienna, Prince Reuss,
considered himself justified in declining
to receive u cartel from him after the
episode above described or grant him
any kind Of satisfaction.
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TIME CARD

Arrival and departure Of trains on and aier
May y, 1885, EXPLANATION o. REFERENCE
Marks 'DAly; tSundaS excepted; MONDAY
excepted saturday excepted; lSunday only
esalnrday only. EAgtern Standard Thine.
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Behind the Scenes in European Courts.
Vacareseu Tragedies.
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From PItSburgh, 1925 a. III. and $3.50 .. M. and
1910 a. M, daily, and l2:45 =. IN. eNceptsunday,
ind 1885 a. M, Sunday only.
Washington accommodation, 1850 a mI daily,
nycept SnnlnY.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1893-11-04
ADJUSTMENTS.



There Is much more In "a Lost Para
disc than mere romance. IL deals with
one of the greatest questions of the
present AS given at the Grand Opera
House last night it graphically describes
the battle between the strikers and the
employer.
The character Of the hero, Reuben
Warner. superintendent Of the works. Is
admirably sustained throughout by For
rest Robinson. lie has deep, rich voice
which he uses to good effect. and a
somewhat plain, but attractive face
his eyes are blue and he follows the
prevailing fashion aud wears his hair
parted In the middle Prince Lloyd as
Bob Appleton was Jolly hail fellow well
met and Virginia Marlowe as Polly made
him acherming little sweetheart
Mabel Bert as Margaret Knowlton. the
pearl that the toilers OF the work have
set. did some effective work. She has a
clear voice aud spirited action Fanny
Cohen as Cinders. who never had a
mother, but was sifted down from heaven.
and Billy Hopkins, made most of the
amusement Charles w. Stokes as An
Drew hnowlton. owner Of the iron works.
Frank Dayton as Ralph Standish. and
Lawrence EddinRer as Scwartz. speaker
Tor the strikers did good work
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1893-11-04

The coal.laden schooner w. o. Snow,
from Philadelphia for a New England
coal gort, struck on the Joe Flogger
shoal, Delaware bay, on Thursday. She
was pulled off by the tug Reliance the
same day, apparently nniniured, and
proceeded on her destination.
Workngmen and mill operatives are
already praising City Council for the ex
cellent light that the city has now, es.
pecially la the early morning hours
Every lamp In the city now butns all
night and every night
In st Peters Church last evening and
at various hours throughout the day
large congregations attended the devo-
lions Of the Sacred Heart
Washington Lodge, l. 0. o. h has put
in two large am handsome gas stoves in
their cosy headquarters and will do away
with heaters and coal stoves.
On Monday night at o'clock the sale
OF seats for the q A O. entertainment
next Saturday night. will open at Fer
ris's drug store
Trolley poles for the Peoples Traction
Company, Of Philadelphia, and the Con
solidated Traction Company. Of Jersey
City are being manufactured by the
Delaware Iron Company
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"slenai Lishts. "

Gray & Stephens's new dramatic sue
cess, signal Lights. with strong com.
psny, excellent scenic effects, St. Ber-
nard dogs, Russian ponies, pet lamb and
educated donkey, Pete. will serve to
attract the patrons Of the Graud Opera
House for two nights Tuesday and Wed
nesiay. November : and 6 "Sqnal
Lights has been pronounced by both
the press and public as the greatest rail-
road play ever produced. "Sirnal
Lights" is full Of interest and excitement
and many new and startling mechanical
effects are introduced during the aotion
OF the play. The company Is headed bv
the charming soubrette Miss Jessie Sutton
Green, supported by Frank H. White. the
negro comedian, and strong company Of
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1893-11-04

This charming rural comedy. which
mas pleased the American show going
PUZZLE 80 well. viii be presented at the
"rand Opera HOUSE this evening The
comedy OF My Aunt Sally is so different
from other comedies, the scenes, sltua-
lions and incidents so unusual as Ia
make It a distinct and decided novelty
The company is talented and capable
one presenting the comedy which include
funny comedians, pretty girls, latest songs
ana dances and entirely new and,original
laughs, Sc. The celebrated MY Aunt
sally band and solo orchestra is q
prominent feature
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WHAT THE PEOPLE WANT
They Are. Ciamoring for More
Factories and the Noise
WILL AWAKE TIE BOARD oFTRADE

oners Of the Philadelphia Manufacturer
Can Certainly BE Accepted II the Board
Of Trade. whichis Organized aud Char
tered, VIII Meet aud Settle Down 10
business Ali-Day Praise Services In the
u. E. ohurch-Contest over superiority
win the Pig-shin.
Special Correspondence Evening Journal
NEW CASTLE, Nov. 4.-The facts con
corning the establishment Of shoe fac.
tory in New Castle before January l.
which were Published in full ia the
EVENING JOURNAL yesterday have caused
a stir among the energetic citizens who
are persuaded, when they see 10 In the
EVENING JOURNAL. that it is not all talk.
Affsirs Of the Board Of Trade at once be-
came the subject Of conversation and 10
Is the prevailing opinion that this organ
ization. which is now duly incor.
porated, hes an excellent member
ship and money In the treasury,
should rub It's eyes, awake Go Che city's
needs and try TO show some life The
board suddenly fell asleep two years or
more ago and in that state IL has re
mained-ordinsry every day slumber, not
the slees that knoweth no awakening
IL raised it's head for an instant during
the struggle Tor an electric railway here
but then the head dropped with dull
thud
Now 10 Is suggested that a special
meeii2g of the board be called for We'd
nesday evening of next week at Q o'clock
and 1t Is moro than probable that the
Opera House, comfortable and oonven
lent will be rendered the board, free Of
charge, for this meeting Then the
shoe manufacturers or other capitalists
who can be brought here can be neeoti-
ated with ia a business-like way. The
people want the factories. The people
want this meeting
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1893-11-04
Paine'S Celery Compound Will
Give New Strength.
Aged and Infirm Must Look
Well To Their Health.
The Blood and Nerves Require
Nourishment.
Use Of the Great Remedy That Makes
People Well.

The approaching winter offers many
dangers to those whose powers of resist.
ance against disease are lessened.
lndoor-life soon impoverishes the blood
and lowers the tone of the nervous sys.
tenn. Then a slight exposure will easily
precipitate an enfeebled system into ser
ions illness.
The aged and infrm must now look
carefully to their health Badly fed
nerves must have more abundant nutri-
ton; the blood requires nourishment
Paines celery compound, the remedy
that makes people well should now be
used.
Paine's celery compound gives new
life and energy to the system. 10 ia food
for the brain, it strengthens the nerves
1t makes the weak strong.
Paine's celery compound for MANY
years has met the frank, outspokeu az
proval of the most eminent physicians A;
they have analysed it. discussed il at
their meetings, prescribed it ana used 1t.
To Paine's celery compound a host of
men and women owe their activity and
freedom from sickness 1t keeps steadily
at work the year round in the big cities
and in the little villages, bringing hope
and gladness to thousands of anxious
homes where sickness is 1t invigorates
and strengthens 1t makes people well
Try it.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1893-11-04

lRONS-ln this city. on tho 2d instant.
Lester Irons only son Of Francis r.. and Mary
y. Irons, In his 2Jth year.
MlLLER-in this CITY. on the 81 instant.
Jane A. Miller. aged 50 years.
PEtFFER-ln this city, on October 30. 1885
william Fteiier, In he 81 year Of his age,
SshLll-In this city. on October 81.
saran r., wife of the late John A. RUSSELL
aged 90 years.
SHkPPARD--In this city. on the "a instant,
halpn Is infant son of Frank and Salhe
Sheppard, aged , months and day.
sklNNER-On November I. lsQ3. Professor
Robert X. skinner OF Dover bel
WtiEELER-E Entered interest, October 20,
le.StMary A., wife Of Joseph S. Wheeler, in
hel 0id year.
m, WOol.ih,Ns-ln this CITY, on October -, 1898,
Thomas Woolers. aged 20 years
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1893-11-04

John M Wilson, Frank Borie. ]. Truss
Challenger, Dr. r X. Tybout Jack
Constable, ex Mayor Black and Others OF
the Columbia Athletic Club this city.
will see the Pfinceton- Pennsylvania
game at Maheim TO day.
Mrs William T. Anderson, Of near
Chestertown, Md. visited Mrs. A. e.
Davidson, yesterday
Rev. p b Lightner will ofieiate at
emmanuel Church tomorrow having
returned from his recent trip to Chi,
cago
Miss Louise Rodney. Miss Mary Hol
comb, Miss Mamie Rodney, Edwin NJ.
Herbert and others formed horseback
party yesterday and took an invigorating
ride down the state road
Miss Hattie T. Jolly and her sister
Mattie. have gone to Philadelphia on a
visit to Mrs, Mallon. formerly Of this
city.
Miss Gertrude Kuniz has been visiting
In Philadelphia
Evangelist Galloway is expected to
arrive here 10 "a day or two to conduct
revival services at the NJ. + Church.
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The children ballet now being pre-
scented IN The Black Crook, " is adelieht.
fnl feature Of the Incompatible revival OF
that famous spectacle l. is especially
admired by ladies and children. Daring
the last years run Of the drama in New
York, a. the Academy Of Music. the
ehiidren's ballet Was = favorite feature