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MT. Earle Wagner viii Literally Reward
Amy One Finding ANY.

Mr. Earle W oBner VIII l1Dernny UeWar0
Any One Finding ANY.
"No, I don't know that there is any news"
said Mr.. Earle Wagner, who is looking after the
finances Of the Washington Base Ball Club, to
a STAR reporter at noon today. ''our pitching
has been our weakness on the trip. II has been
very irregular. I would be willing to give =
good large sum to any one who would
put me on to . good pitcher. We have
agents on the lookout for them and IL one can
be engaged he will be. OF course there are
plenty OF youngsters in the minor leagues, but
they don't last long in front OF the hardy, foxy
veterans Of the league. The people here
have grown tired OF such. You
will notice that, badly q We have done. we have
done better than the Baltimores and New Yorks,
teams that have over twenty men on their list.
We won eight. We hoped TO get ten or twelve.
Twelve would have regarded as very good
The men bstted well and feldcd we'll Our
pitchers have batted hard at times
'Well II our pitchers are hit hard and our
men cannot hit the opposing pitchers - hard
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MARRIED.

ApAMssHErTMULLER- On July II, rDs, bJ
the Rey. G g Morhart, A c. ADAMS % Hk2R6
BowIE-zANTZINeER In pslunors. "a q
Monday. July 10. 1890 At ST. NickqsIt - AL
JosEf VI BOWIE and uIREiETE =. SAFTxrSoffsf1
both Of wsshinston. D. @
N ynl{ : lspS Sv * q; Asy; seg,ssss1 rs
OF washington d. c.
PALMEB-sMITH On "Wednesday. 9.,y N.
lSsS 8 the r; - q ne CSo~ ssssss
BLANCHE SMITH Of Wsshinstor. b. q
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the best playing In the world win not win.
consider the club good average club, both Z
fielding and batting"
Mr. Wagner was particularly severe on Un
pire Mclaughlin, who had given everything
ffssours, enabling that club 10 win twelve OF
when club defeats the Bostons two esms
by to add Is to 0 Il shows that something
wrong No club in the world ha- Q licens
70 pest the bottons In such style. Why
you hear men protesting agsinst hir
Una. nsusly have no protest .
make. Think Of him timing men libs Mash an
on the FIELD and we're never 6ned Be-
fore. Why, the Pisssburs people eves
we're ashamed Of him, and when GAn
ney appeared 20 umpire the asst gam
ne was cheered; in fact, given quite On ovs
ton. There was not . murmur curing tn
entire game Before we vent there Hsnlo
told us What We would get Yeuu drol
three straight both said.
Mr.. Wagner said that McLaushlin had take
away two games st Pittsbure and tive ~ Brooh
Ign which the wsshinstons should hsve bad
Vale shuts out Anh.r,s.
Amherst's ball players were shut cut By IN
Yals's st the South Side grounds a Chicse
Saturday afternoon. The pitching o. oArts
was superfne, be striking out fifteen men an,
holding his opponents down 10 Tires susvni
hisa BY winning this, the anal game, yai
captured the beautiful silver spaldang Gun ana
the intercollegiate championship. The Rsm
was . magnificent one and Yale scorsd IN onh
one inning, but nine runs came scroa tn
plate before the inning was over. The Ysl
and Amherst College yelis vsre skoused .
every good play. Honors were evenly divides
until the sixth inning, when the Amhsrsh wen
70 pieces and an avalanche Of runs did scros
the plate for Yale.
Hi~-fale, q; Amherst, 8 Erron-Yale, 8
Amherst 3. hstteries-Csrtsr and Ksdxia
Gregory, Colby and Allen.
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Killed by Exploding EireWorks.

Killed by Exploding Fireworks.
Four persons were killed and seven injured
by an explosion of fireworks last evening at
seth street and Ashland avenue, Chicago.
The dead and injured, 80 far ~ can be learned.
are:
Dead-Michaei Snow and Richard MArshaii
Injured-Tony LAdonle, Andrew Jorino and
Antonio Nascho.
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Medal for . Lady Sculler.

Mrs. Florence R. Casey Of No. II street
southeast has been presented by q commit
Tee Of the Washington Athletic Club with a
handsome gold medal, the prize won by her in
The clubs boat race on the excursion TO Mar
tEall Hall
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THEN GO AHEAD"

THEN GO AHEAD"
But hrst be very you richf. n $50 -~sy -
be deceived-you may be wrong and yet not kDewi&
When you 90 to buy bottle Of cARTER's LITTLE
LIVER FILLS be sure you set ''c-A-R-T-E-s'-ss
then you are all right and 30 shsad: you knoe
their value; they never fall But don't forget suris-
junction.
BE SURE voc ARE RIsHT.-
Be sure You s.k for ''c-A-R-T-E-e- :" he sure
YOU get ''c-A-R-T-E-R'-s" Frauds and imssstions
viii put You wrong. don't Lot them do H. Be sure VOC
get the genuine CARRIERS LITTLE LIVER FtLLA-
APosITIyE CURE FOR SICK HEADACHE
Small Pill Small Dose. Small Price. ayl0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-17

The eongrsgation Of Seventh Day Aavsntisss
OF this city held their arst service In thstr new
place OF worship on Saturday morning rheJ
nov occupy the church ediaos which 49, for,
merly the church home Of the Eastern rrssbys
terrain Church, on 9Th street between y md q
streets northeast The pastor Of shs chacch,
Rev. J. o. Corliss, has had . sucessufu vork a
this city. and the congregation over ~hich ID
presides has . membership Of about ise.
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National Union Couvsatioa.
Capt IL T. Brian, the president Of Ire Me-
tional Union. and kessrA Brigg and TrscsJ
have gone TO Chicago 70 attend ths suDual COM
yention Of that organization, which nsss thsrs
this week
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-17

B. B. butts Bromo Lithis a, all druggists. 10
cents.
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The Tenn peraturs

lue HeuI perotUre.
The following were the readings of the Their
mometer at the signal Office today: ga. m, 70:
2 p. M, IS; maximum, 81; minimum, IL
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Funeral Of Levi Wolf.

The funeral services over the remains Of
Levi Wolf. the father Of Simon Woo Of thil
city. were held today At bis lsts home IN rhflss
dolphin. The deceased was eighty-thsse ysar4
OF age and had . circle Of acqnaintsses II
this city.
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In Muslin UNDERWEAR AND Con
SETS.

d. 81 25 and 81. IS Underwear re The choicest
lot Of garments offered at such q small price
finely trimmed. peettly made. best materials.
Children's Drawers 9 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Csc
Made Of good muslin. tucked and hemmed. worked
button holes.
q and 81. 25 Infants Fine Embroidery Caps.. SOC
choice line Of Caps. which make great loss to us
when sold at such Q low figure.
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8 Our
CLEARING SALE
STOCK TAKING.
been in business Preparatory to taking inventory
attend these REDUCTION SALES. Each time. ~ q
immediate and universal response We are perfectly
his and that Is hare alwaps given you the goods
e begins representing usual every department In
zbls things that are positively unapproachabls.
ART NEEDLEwoRK. SUITS AND CLoAKs
Srocx-TAx1sa RKpucr1oxs.
CHINA DEPARTMENT
HANDSOMELY DECORATED LIMOGES CHINA
DINNER SET. l25 pieces
Reduced from $65 to $40
DECORATED HAvILAxD CHINA DINNER SET
l2e pieces.
Reduced from S45 to $780,
8 DEcoRATED ENGLISH CHINA DINNER SETS.
three colors. lO2 pieces.
Reduced from S2l to SIS
1 CARLSBAD CHINA TEA SET. A pieces.
Reduced from SlO.o IS
A SMALL LOT OF FANCY SUGAR sIFTERs. thu
proper things for berries. &c.
Reduced from $780, $780,
HANDSOMELY DECORATED TOILET SETS.
with Stop Jar.
-R.auc.d from $780, $500. -
2DouLToN TOILET SETS. with slop Jar.
Reduced from !Sl2 to $780,
4vITRIFIED CHINA TOILET SETS. with sIop Jar.
Reduced from 81 90 to $500.
2FANCY CHINA UMBRELLA STANDS.
Reduced from $780, $780,
A lot Of DECORATED FRENCH CHINA PLATES.
Reduced from $500. $500 and
$1,000 dozen to 25c. each
t5th noor llth st. building
SrocK-TAk1Se REDucrroSs.
xnGoSED GLASS DEPAHIMENI.
HIGH FRUIT STANDS
Reduced from 3Oc. to Doc
Reduced from 4So. to Soc
Reduced from 35c. to 25c.-
Reduced from I Sc. to Co.,
Reduced from 95c. to Too
VINEGAR OR OIL BOTTLES.
Reduced from [ Sc. to lOc.-
BOUQUET HOLDERS.
Reduced from lOo. to 90
WATER BOTTLES
Reduced from 5Sc. to 35c-
Reduced from Sc. to Soc
Reduced from Sl.l5. to Toe
ROSE BOWLS.
Reduced from Zoe. to l5c.-
sIRUP JUGS
Reduced from 4So. to $50
BERRY DISHES.
-R.auo.a from SOC to 35c.-
Reduced from 75c. to Soc
Reduced from 81. 90 to Goo
FRUIT STANDS
Reduced from S2.4S.o Sl.75-
CAKE PLATES.
Reduced from lOc to Sc
Hor WEATHER Goops
HOUSEFURNISHING DEPARTMENT
ATwO-BURNER GAS STOVE
With six feet of best covered tubing, for
$780,
OVENS FOR THESE STOVES.
$780,
LAWN MOWERS
That we warrant,
1O-in. cut, 12-in cut. l4in. cut. S,jfn cut
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In BoYs. CLOTHING.

Is. s. so and 90 Suits. Q3 25
Light shades. strong wearing. we'll made.
S1 White India Linen Blouse Waists ... Csc
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BRrc-A-BRAc

At and less than half prices.
Koro Jars. exquisite coloringr, were e. % w e. SO
Dresden Candlestcks. were S3 pair .. 81 so pair
French BisQus Figures and Csndlestcks. were
VI. 70 " "a pair
5Oc. Blue and White Cups and Saucers. very ue. 19c
Bohemian Vases. Csc. ....................1Sc
japanese Ice Tubs. were %. SO
Fine Dresden Figures. 81 %. 63c. each
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WduUuuGUoH @z OBuWW9
92S 7rE AND 7O6 K ST.. N. w.
i. b. TowxxR & SON.
DEALERS IN DRY GOODS,

i: B. TowxnR & SON
DEALERS IN DRY GOODS
1916 18th n W.
A fresh assortment Of White Good, ius, rece,ve5
epnsi.ting Of INDIA LINEN DOTTED SWISS Ana
PLAID MUSLIN. al less than usual prices.
Beautiful line Of ROCBAIx L1SON reduced to zoe.
IRISH LAWNS. 10 inches wide I25sc
Good styles of LAWNS and CHALLIES fast colors
so do1 LACE COLLARS. worth from loo to Csc. !;
SO d.,s. Ell SCISSORS, large and small sizes;
regular prtGes 3 and Soe CLOSING price, 25c.
STORM SERGE, ID plain and diagonal
BLACK Saline. IN. IL 20 and 25c.
Good UNBLEACHED COTTON. In short length 20
STRIPED DUCK. for awninxs. 15c.
TABLE OILCL0rH. in white. marble and colors. 2Oc.
Closing out all of our PARASOLS and UMBRELLAS
ons-foursh Of Mebster's Large Dictionary given
away Bring your RochdaIe tickets and get benent
{ ths discoupL yo
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In TRUNKS AND BAGS.

The greatest reductions reliable Trunks are being
made here now. Every Trunk must be sold and we
have cut the prices sufficiently to do it. BAGS the
same way.
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In HosrERY AND UNprRwrAR

Two great values in Hosiery. Is and 2Dc pair. Hos,
worth 25 TO Soc. pair. Black and Fancy Hose. SOLID
COLOR. stripes. &c. All reliable makes; perfectly
shaped. These are great price concessions.
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In Gloves.
In BEIrs AND FANS.
In DRrss GooDs.

62kc. Diagonal and Plain Blue Storm
SOC. 20 inch Tweeds for childrsn's suits go 25c var
81 52-inch Atwood DIAGONAL Suitings. light
and dark gray brown and myrtle ..... 6pc var
75c. 38-inch High-class Atwood Bsiges for
travelling dresses. tan. brown. mode and gray
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wANTED-soME PITCHERS.

80. 80 % % SO q 70 81 SO - % IS 40 !.
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Srook-TAx1Sa REDucr1oss In Mus.

CHiIDREN's AND MISSES GOWNS.
sizes 10 IA years. Greatly reduced.
former prices. SLl0. u. eOc-, S5c..
Goc-. Sc
Reduced prices. 9Oc.. Soc. &c.. 55c..
Soc. each
CHiLDRES'S MULLCAPS of cluster
tucked null. ruching. trimmed with
Val. lA1a- Former price, 75c. Reduced
10 Acc Zach.
CHILDREy's NULL BONNETs,
very new Former price. s1-25. Re
CHILDREN'S FANCY NULL CAPS.
Former price. Csc. Reduced to I9c.
CHnpREN,s NULL CAPS. Former
price. s1-25. Reduced to csc. each.
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i AKING IlEDCCT1ONS.
800 Yards 32-inch FINE SCOTCH
ZEPHTRS. in light blde. pink. gray.
lavender. stripes and checks. Former
price, 2oc; Rsduced e lSc yard
IN small stripes and checks. Former
price. 2Oc. Reduced &c l2,xc. yard
Just In, 500 yards 36-inch WINDSOR
PERCALES (these are very scarce).
Choice for r21Sc. yard
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~ Icrcls Ii . eaInt.

The idea of sanctity usually carries
with it suggestion of poverty, and it
may seem a contradiction TO refer to the
Jewels Of a saint. 1t has been customary
for painters who choose for their sub
iects saints or martyrs to treat them
with the utmost simplicity. In ma
iority Of cases they are depicted as de
void Of ornament or decoration, and in
the few exceptional instances, as when
the subject of the picture is a ruler OF
king, the gems are few and purely sym
bolic, being sufficient only to denote the
rank Of the individual portrayed.
Raphael, who was perhaps the great
est painter Of religious subjects the world
has known, has in most of his works adj
hered strictly 60 this rule, but in the
head Of "St. Cecilia" is 70 be noticed de-
parture from it. Arrow of pearls, TO which
are attached three pendants, ornaments
her gown at the neck, and this is hel
only jewelry. The hair is simply ar
ranged and without a jewel Of any kind
The single row Of gems, themselves the
emblems Of chastity, emphasizes the ex
quisite simplicity Of the face.-Jewelers
Weekly.
Evening journal., 1893-01-31
DIED.

ARMS rRONG.-Ne New Castle, ON the
2oth instant. Estella g., wife OF Harry x.
Armstrong. aged 81 years.
BENNETT In this city. on the Goth intsant,
James Bennett aged Z, years.
BEARDSLEY.-in this city. on January
seth Mrs. Alice hcardsley, wife Of Samual
Bcordsley, In her ilst year,
BRoOKs-on the Goth instant, Loretta
Brooks. daughter Of Rehecca and samuel G.
Brooks, aged yenr and 30 days.
CROsSAN.-suddenly, on January 2s,
Margaret NJ, widow of the late John r,
Crossan, in the 10Th year OF her axe.
kEA1LY-In this g ~. on january %, Ed
win +. keatly. son of Eoward L., ana Anna
nj. keotly. aged years.
MlGGErr.-ln this city, on the 25th instant,
Peter Miggett aged iO years.
NlLLFR.-in this city.on the 25th Inst b, Mrs
Henry Miller, aged 20 years.
O'NElLL--At Dupont's Banks. ON January
H Michael O'Nein.
SELGR ATH.-On the 2dth instant, Mary
A., wife of Frank Selgrath.
WE'LL this city, on January 30, 1893
Fred "a eil, Jr., aged 80 years.
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Lenrned non plsngree.

That even honest doctors may some
times disagree is an evident fact. and in
literature as in medicine there are two
sides to q shield When Professor L. II.
Palmer was teaching oriental languages
at Cambridge university. England, he
received a note. badly written and in
correctly spelled, asking if he could
read the inclosed document"
The document proved to be a paper
written in Persian, and presented no
difficulty whatever to the professor, who
sent it back, saying that it was a war
rant or ticket for certain goods, setting
forth in the name of Allah the quanti-
ty, quality and make of the stuff.
A day or two afterward another letter
came from the same correspondent. 1t
contained a ten pound note and the
words;
DEAR SIR-Hooray for old Cambridge! This
was what the oxford chap said it was.
"This" proved to be a copy Of the "Ox-
ford chaps translation.
"This very curious and most interest
ing document" he wrote, appears TO be
a copy Of an ancient Persian inscription,
probably taken from o tomb or a trium-
phal column. IL is, however. very in
complete. It reads as follows: In the
name of Cod This was erected 10y
lname uncertainl in the year lurcertainl
It is one thousand four hundred and
seventy-fve - long and seven hundred
and thirty broad, and it, Here the
manuscript abruptly ends" 90 Youths
Companion
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An rnnarhonahle onense.

A Young woman condemns herself in
the eyes Of good society who is observed
to enter alone with q young man place
for public refreshment, bo the restaurant
OF tearoom ever so select. Bred under
other conditions Of a society so neces-
sarily varying as that in our broad
America, q stranger visiting New York,
for instance, might readily and inno-
Gently make a mistake of this nature,
and blush at finding herself condemned
for it. In the samo category Of otfenses
is ranked that Of maidens visiting places
Of public amusement under the escort Of
young men alone.
Many parts Of tho south and west al
low this to be done with the smiling con-
sent Of good society, butin eastern cities
il is considered a violation Of the code Of
good form, and for tho comfort, if not
tho convenience. Of the girl considering
it. had better DO ranked among the lost
privileges upon which social evolution
may look back with fond regret. Mrs.
Burton Harrison in Ladies' Home Jour
nal
Knahe's celebrated pianos only at Robuien's
10 MarKet street.
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Overexerolse.

Physicians are protesting against the
taken by the slender, high
trung people who would better be hold.
ng on to what little flesh they have,
While it is next TO impossible TO stir up
he lazy, heavy class TO exert themselves
nough to relieve them Of their super.
nous bulk. Nature does not safely guide
in this particular. Thin people are
loved to be active and fleshy people to
q lazy. The case calls for use of that
rain power that plans and reasons and
roves us higher than the monkey
IeWnort News.
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His Lordship's weight.

The present Earl Granville, some
ears since. when Lord Leveson, swal-
bwed half a crown during the perform
nee Of some cunjuring trick at a
hristmas purity He was none the
orsc for the msadventure, although
10 family were somewhat alarmed at
est. The late earl. on being asked aft
his sons health, told Lord Rowton
lat he had gained eleven pounds. "Ahr'
piled the witty peer that makes el1
5. Cd. London Tit-Biis.
Evening journal., 1893-01-31

In odd pants you can save
Just one-half former price.
You may think these big re-
ductions, but this stock has
been invoiced at a loss, and
are going to sell it at a loss,
and the TWO losses will make
you a nice gain if you wish
to buy anything in Clothing.
Store open every evening
to give everybody a chance.
See the window display at
Evening journal., 1893-01-31
MARRIED.

CROsS-WILLfAMS. AT the Asbury NJ.
=. parsonage, No. 2s Walnut street, on Janus
Gross and Miss Ida NJ. Williams, both Of this
city,
GLENN-GILNOUR.- R.-OnWednesday even
street, by Rev. Charles y. Hendricks, pastor
Covenant Reformed FnisCopai Church.
James Glenn and Miss Ella Gilmour both
OF ILL. CITY.
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Fine Threads.

If your nerves were steady enough to
limit handling the silkworm's threads
ld you were to take q cTpen.ers rule
I'd lay such threads side by side until
ey covered the space Of an inch. you
ould find after completing the task
at you had handled exactly 1908
reads.-St. Louis Republic.
Evening journal., 1893-01-31

send. of, and now wish you all much
happiness aud that next summer we will
an be on hand to answer the roll call OF
the club and keep up its name as the
grandest fishing club in the country.
leave this city that has been my home
for twenty years with reluctance feel
as If had grown up with IL and with the
men who have helped push Wilmington
forward TO the fr0nt.
ACT III.
Scene same; room a cloud of smoke.
Owl Orchestra plays Little Annie
Rooney very sweetly; several members
faint resuscitated by the horse pistol ina
front Of the forehead; members start TO
sing "She's My" ETC., and several
hurry ont into the fresh air.
A. q. McCausland (supposed TO answer
the toast "Our Girls, but makes excuses
about disclosing state secrets, etc.
When he does get started mentions
something about Bombay Hook and
members laugh so uproariously that he
is unable TO proceed) ''Mr. President, I
can't talk on this subject. The captain
himself, who leaves us tomorrow, don't
want me to talk about IL; the executive
committee refuses to allow me to betray
one secret Of the club Cries Of Hold
on. " Hold on. "Thatll do, etc, and
the speaker sits down, after trying in
vain to tell something about toboggans
and photos)
Daniel W. Taylor (tirst getting per.
mission TO rise from MOODY and Sankey
Moody being a real Moody but Sankey
forgery "Ladies and Gentlemen -
Oh, excuse me, e,--Fishermen. have never
yet known the mission of the George
Washington Fishing club on the sea It's
mission on land we see before us tonight
bids the captain goodbye, tearfully, and
requests all members 70 pay up back
dues)
J. X. Adams (arising amid loud ap
plause and talking about the G. w. Il. c.
aud politics) I'VE are not politica
organization because AL our time is taker
up in devising plans for coaxiug the fish
to bite. Oh ! could say a good dea
tonight but III save you fellows before
the guests"
DR.. j. f. Frantz gets up and attempt
to recite poetry but is promptly stoppe,
by Toastmaster Hopes. who uses thl
horse pistol Then the doctor tries pun
and Colonel Moore seizes the revolver
The doctor sits down.
Evening journal., 1893-01-31
AT
4O6 MARKET ST.
YOU WILL FIND THE BEST
BARGAINS
EVER OFFERED
EVER OFFERED
to the buyers of this city, as
this entire stock must be sold
by March Ist.

s 4.75 fosMen's All-wool Suits
that sold $1,000
that is sold d. 49, 1900
1876 for Mems All-wool Suits
that sold 1900
500 for Mems All wool Suits
that sold 1900
1000 FOR Mems All.wool Suits
that sold 1890
$50 for Boys Long Pants
Suits that sold 500
500 for Boys Long Pants
Suits that sold GOO
so for Boys Long Pants
Suits that sold 100
400 for Boys Long Pants
Suits that sold 7.50
$50 for Boys Lohg Pants
Suits that sold 500
600 for Boys Long Pants
Suits that sold 1000
1875 for Chfidren's Suits that
sold 200
$50 for Childrens Suits that
sold 90
200 for Children's Suits that
sold 300
2.75 for Childrens Suits that
sold 400
$50 for Childrens Suits that
sold 600
Evening journal., 1893-01-31
WANTED.

WANTED.-1HE DAY AND EVENING
w sessions of Goldey v ilmingtOn Com
mercial College and School of Shorthand.
corner Eighth and Market streets now open,
and the attendance Of persons ~ TO 80 Years
them to positions Individual instruction.
Onlro open ally 20 4. Gail or write for
catalogue Enter al any time.
Evening journal., 1893-01-31
nm ]. o'HARA,
First District
MICHAEL n. CONWAY,
Second District,
CHARLES WHANN.
Third District.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT I
~ win apply at the present session OF tho
General Assembly OF the State Of Delaware
for u divorce yinculo mntrimOni from Mary
D.. McComb JAMES O.. McCOMB.
NOT1CE-THE gsth SERIES OF STOCK OF
~ Perpetual Savings and Loan Association
Is now being issued First payment due
January 3. 1898 Shares can be obtained OF
the secretary on the meeting day and on
tuesday and Friday evenings at the office,
northeast corner fifth and Shipley streets.
LEA pUNEY President.
w. II. GIBBONS, Secretary.
Evening journal., 1893-01-31

TOR sALE.-G -GOODWILLA ANDFlXTURFs
II of butter stalls 50 and 50 City Market
House. Good reasons for selling, no reason-
able offer refused. apply at STALLS
Evening journal., 1893-01-31
ACT "

After the Owl orchestra plays maggie
Murphys Home, Samuel IL. Baynard
makes witty speech pronouncing Cap
tain Smith fiend and burden on the
club which happily. they are getting rid
Of POSTMASTER Hopes read a bill Of
John NJ Rogers for 800, 600 for printing
the hand some menu cards with a
portrait TO one Captain Charles IT, Smith.
Bill is allowed. Toast is drunk standing
TO Minister Sperry, an absent member,
and felleitous remarks are made by
william Lawton, John NJ Rogers, w, +.
Hagar, Edmuud p. Moody, Captain
Thomas Johnson, Jerome b. Bell Charles
F. Thomas the Owl orchestra plays
CLONE, Sweet Home, and Captain
smith holds farewell reception. Final.