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Dreadstuifs aud Provisions.

CHICAGO, ILL, Sept 1s.-whoat at the open.
Ing was weaker and prices about 70 lower, put
advanced quickly, but before the close took an.
other drop and closed aboutl4lhc under, yeSter.
day. Cable advices were little irregular, but
on the whole not so favorable. The export
clearanceS, though promising for time proved
70 be only fair.
Corn sctlve and lower
Oats weak and lower.
The trade 10 provisions was little more
active,
Flour firm and higher.
WlEGT-Cash No, . spring eS77ssc; No. 9 spring
6la6Sc: No. 2 rod SOC; September 68lSa6g 4a6g1tSei
December 7sa7S5 la7S91Ec; May 79IEGs0114alg1SSc;
CORN Cash No 2, 40; september 4lNa4g14a
go; October 42a42lEai2lEc; December 42aR5ta
i2ztc; May 51+atGHa45hc, ,.,<-o-,1.
2gs1e; October sS Sa255 aSsc; December 8a2s}a
$50; May sltfnsg sssls<c
RYE-No. ., 4fe,
FLAxsEED-No. /. 81 03x
TIMOTHY SRED-S3 26lS 80.
MR8s PORK-Clsh and September $40 Is: Oc-
tober sl3 O0a1l 7bali 90; January s15 sOals soa
1880
IARD-Cash ssg1as 60: September s. !0ss Goa
g: October s. s29Gas ioas sex; January q 721Ea
SHORT SH, r. Rus-cash $40 soalO IS: September
SO 90: October s. 4Oas 621Gas 80; January 81 2oa
saOTLpERs-s7 25a7 80; short clear so 90.
ggTTEaaFirm; creamery 2s11IIag7C; dairy l7a2ac
EHHb-E uIneE Ut lOCs
NEW YoRK. Sept la-Flour, receipts q 900 bar;
rels: exports 5000 barrels; market active and
firm. Wheat, receipts $4,000 bushels; exports
80 600 bushels; sales $3.50 900 bushels offutures
and 265, 000 bushels of spot; spot market active;
Der Der 7t5<c; octSSST Ser: S fs5c December
7754c Corn, receipts 5000 bushels; exports 60, 900
bushels; sales 900 bushels Of futures and
900 bushels Of spot; market easy; September
49JSc: October 4g5Ac; November 60aS1a60d: De.
bushels; exports 10000 bushels sales $4,000
bushels of futures and $1,000 bushels OF spot;
market castor; September 3s114ci October $lI51zl
cS aS S9vS No %: s sSy I S s sS
western steam 50 los; September 90 90; October
80 06. Cut meats firm. Pork irregular. Butter
steady; creamery 26l2Ic; western dairy 49,
Hfm. Tnrpentine easy at 29c. Rice firm. Mo-
lRSses nominal Coifee steady: September 1685a
1850; october 1680al6.75c; November 16.l6c:
january 1880; March l645c. Sugar strong and
higher. fs
Wheat strong; No. 2 red G2Hc. Corn quiet: No.
mixed sc Oats steady; No, Q mixed 2Sa2S11fc.
Rye: firm; No. 2. 600 Pork strong at SO rs,
Lard castor at o 10 Bulk meats firm at $40 2Sa
1850. bacon steady at s1225. Whisky steady at
81 70. Eggs firm at 1870. Butter, sugar and
cheese steady.
BALTIMORE, Nd, Sent 1a-Flour uctive.
Wheat Etrong: No. 2red cash aud September
7l7IaL2c; October 72a1ESo: December f6a75Ao.
September 6llfc; October 49lTc, Oats firm; No.
mixed 32a89JSc. Rye filantive; No. 2 $40. Hay
steady at Sl3 6oa14 o. Butter steady; fancy
creamery 27a2Sc; choice 2sa26c,
ToLEDo, O., Sept ls-lyheat active and lower;
December nc; May 7sc Corn dull; No 2 cash
481ic. 0ats,qulet: cash 2s5Ec Rye dull; No. 2
Cssh 471SSc. Gloyefseed active; prime cash s. IS;
September and October s. so
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Complete
Manhood
and how to attain it.

Atiust q medical work that tells the causes,
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the most beautiful, medical book that has up.
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Husband, Those intending Marriage, etc.
the plain facts, the oh secrets, and the new
discoveries Of medical science as applied TO
married lie, who would atone for past fellies
and avoid future pitfalls, should write for this
wonderful little book. Il will be sent free,
under seal. Address the publishers,
Erie Medical Co., Buffalo, N. Y.
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Wheellnd & Elm Grove Railroad.

On and alier sat1rtlay October /, ls94, tfalnI
viii run % follOWs city time:
LKAyl WHERtINd--95:O 90 q m, 800 q N. 500
.. N. 800 q N, 1870 q m. hoo q m, ls'O9 m.
100 p. M. 400 p m. 800 p M, 400 p N, 9.91
p, m, COOP m, 100 ?. m, $500 p. m, S;So p
m, II 500 p ID.
Law ELSE GROVE 1850 "a m. 7:0oa NJ, S:01
q n. Q 0OR. a, 1850 4 M, 1lt00 q m. 1850 m,
100 D. m, 400 p m, 800 j. M. 400 p m, 500
p. N. 600 p m, T;otp. M, 500 p M STOP
m, 1910 p. N.
DAILY, except Sunday.
suNnAY-Church trains leayo Kim Grove -
att9 n. and Wheellng q 1917 p q. ",
Fl 7ti7lT ~ II y WELSGERBER
DOL General Afanasst g
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Many Persnns ~ brOtea

down nom OTetWotk OF household cares.
Browns Iron Bitters Rebuilds the
GySterp, aldA digestion. remdRea excess Of blle,
and eurel malaria. Get the genuine
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was beaten, the government gave him
pension. Tho fact that their king was
q pensioner angered the Maoris and
they compelled him 10 return the
money.
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Wheeltng BTldqe & Terminal RY.
Time Table No y, TO take effect 1891 q. m,
Sunday. sepLember 8. lso1

Time Table No r. TO take effect 1891 q m,
Sunday, September 8, ls91
cayowhsclluE-t1:to $500, $500. t9:lS, i11:io
q. m, $50. o3:1b, tI:S0. 1900 p. m.
Leave Peninsula :tG s:9S. $50 1851, ill:+9
4. N. +, esd, s3:2I. TAGS. 9S.06, y m
Arrive TERMINAL Junotion-f6:5S, ta;I7, 3S;Iz,
fiO:0g, lll;5S Il. M e2:6s. 1872. 1870 i9ils p. m,
Leave Terminal Jtnctlon-t7:29 1900, a M,
1880. 1850, ;69. taos tt514 ts.25 1851 p N.
o2:Ss ll:o5, fl:l0. f5:lb. tS:Sa S9:59 p NJ
Leave PeninsulA-t1:34 1874, q M, "a 6l s2:i8
Hal, tl:17. t5:25. tS:as, li0.o5 p. m.
Arrive Wheeiing-tI:f0 i9.20 q m. s12;57,
sDaIlH tDatly except Sunday. Sunday, only.
All trains will run on EaStatn Tina
J.E TAUSsIG, Superintendent
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o.; {. Q. Vests Nerve and Brain Treatment
ss9a under positive written guarantee, By author.
~ Hgpnts only, TO euro Weak Memory; Loss Of
S WE lnd Nerve Power; Lost Manhood QulnknesS
.tOnsne0si IhSHltudo; oil Drains; Loss OF PoNer
y y, ~ HenerapyO Organs in either Ge1, caused BY
NJ 5Ll'oHeSoni Youthful Errora or Excessive Ueo Of
ss.Ssh Consumption, Insanity and Death. BY mail,
sso31i foe S6i With wElttSn guarantee TO cure OF
, ~. money. VESTS COUGH SYRUP. A certain
saooptng Cough, Sore Throat. Pleasant 70 talc.
S5s. sEo Discontinued: Old, goc. SiEc, row ,i old
GUARANTEES Issued only through NOLAN
s-0EHEHs, Druggists. Wheeling, WA
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FINANon. Ann rRAnn.
The Features Of the Money and stoc
Markets.

Tho Features of the Money and Stock
Markets.
IINEw YoRE. Sept 1s-Money on cali EASY at 81
4Per cent; last loan 81 per cent, closed offered at
per oeut Prime mercantile papeF sal2 pOF
cent Sterling exchange dull Rt 81 S2IEaA SIX.
Total sales 100 900 ahsrch
The feature Of today market on the stock a.
change was tho remarkable rallying power OF
the active list lfier the successive declines
which were established by the bears. The aud'
den death OF Ex-Governor AfneS OF AnSSachn'
sets, WIS put Into service At once 70 DEGREES me
lcadeF1 Of tho market no having been closely
Identified with Union Pacific, Western Vhion
and General Electric companies, and heavy
lender upon them. The larger corporations
frequently drew whom tho occasion required.
Union Pacific and General Electric were the
stocks most freely sold on this news strong
buying movement, however, was developed In
the shares by the decline and Q Jump mp over
The opening figures was made Chicago GaSi; a. /.
though subjected 70 q bear attack, reported "
be manipulated from Chicago, at no time ieiL
more than Y per cent below yeaterdhya closing
price, aud closed with gain Of 70 per cont ever
yesterday. In the general market huctnauons
between strength ndWeaknes4 were freqnenI,
but narrow, and in the main the tendency WeA
upward especially In the late dealings, When q
strong tone was developed and nearly even
stock on the llstparliripated IN the consequent
advance, the extreme range OF which was YEA
per cent on last nights closing
Railroad bonds were strong q the close
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when Baby vas dol, No Eayo hsr oassoFLA
when shsvas a Child, sbo cried for castOria.
When shs became Miss, she chung to castors.
Whom she had children, shoEayetAsm cas'Ori.
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oH1ET OF GREEN GOODS MEN.

Harry Miner, the Founder of the "Indus.
try" Dios Friendless.
NEW YoRx, Sept. 1S.-Harry Miner,
the founder of that branch OF industry
known as green goods" business. or in
palmer words, the confidence game,
died at Benson yesterday. Miner,
during his career, spent several for
tunes, ali gained In his neiarious BUSH
ness. He died without friend at his
hadaida
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Az ponnsylvania stations. J J,
N lgRRsg!YaRi5IJlRs
~ 1-ss.s= D.. - 1,s...,..e1 STs.-.,s

r1EEr oTT1cEB AT PENNSYLVANIA STATION o.
WATHB 9f, FOOT OF EAEyEHra ST.. WHEELING
Al MrfHhE HoUhE, WHEEIIN1, AND AT nv
PEHNlYLVANtA STATION. pimdHPoHF.
SotrfnVTsf BYErR,f--'s Paw HANDLE RoufI.H
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A RoYAn EDITOR IN CHIEF.

-
King rawhiao, Of New zealand and His
Peculiar Newspaper.
Neu York Heraid,
One of the most interesting Of the
newspapers that come to the Herald
Office is the New Zealand 10 Paki o
afa.artki, or "Pleiads, or Seven Stars"
It enjoys the distinction Of having a
king for an editor. His Royal High
ness Tawhiao is not, it is true, indie
pendent sovereign like Emperor Will
lam, but when he descends from the
royal throne TO the editors easy chair"
then, indeed, is he monarch OF oil he
surveys, even Of that otherwise indie.
pendent peraonage the "printers devil"
His father, King Potatau I, was q
great warrior, but the son, who was
born in 1921, did not inherit the family
military instinct Subsequent events
show that he believed in the dtctum
HThe pen IL mlghtier than the sword"
We're II not for his turbulent chiefs no
would never have entered upon the
disastrous Waikato war Of years ago
and would have made peace with the
Europeans. When he was beaten he
withdrew into the solitudes OF the
aKinR Country" presumably TO qualify
himself by communion with nature for
his later editorial duties. Nevertheless
ia correspondents" kept him posted
about the doings Of the foreigner.
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tDRily.' tDaily except Sunday.
J.E TERRY. Con. Freight & PAss Agent.
JOHN BAILtE 100 Market Street
7. P. DUNBAR, UhIon Depot 3yS
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VISIT TO ENGLAND.

At tho proper time the Maori king
emerged from his seclusion and sailed
for England to demand in person the
sum Of 100000 for land and other
thines" which, he alleged, the English
had taken from him. This was IN 1881.
He was lionised in London, aud society
people soon found out that ~ 2 CONVEX
sationaiist he was q distinct failure.
The reporters found Il out, too, for
when they attempted to interview his
majesty the talk was nearly all on tho
iutarviawer's aide.
Tawhiao succeeded TO the throne on
May 2, 1884. He summoned the chiefs
70 meet him soon after aud It was de-
termined to resist the taking or buying
Of land by tho English. This was the
beginning OF his conflict With the Eng
lish government, AT last when he
q # ~ || w.
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CHICAGO, Sept l2-C Cattle, receipts Is, 800 head;
shipments 90 head; market active and strong;
= 7a 7 TsxSSS s. iSha co. I'VE Weser ms s. Ss S
BtOckeFs and feeders g 00R8 16. Hogs, receipts
5000 head: shipments 1000 head market 40
tive and l0a16o higher; mixed and p6ckerss IS 500
s. 00ab 90 : Sheep receipts 1900 head; ship.
meitS 1000 head: market active and l0al6c
higher; natives 81 6oaf 50; westerns $ ibaS6 60;
lambs 8 76a5 80
YEAST LIBERTY, Pa. Sept Ia Cattle. receipts
lOe9 head shigm aSi y lls1 neaa market Sow
3 rs; fat cows and heiiers g 0Oas Is; good bulls
g O0aS 70; fresh cows SD to So Hogs, receipts
S,2oo head shipments z, 400 head; market slow;
all grudes 50 20a6 80. Sheep, receipts q 800 head
shipments / 400 head market steady, extra 81 0Oa
40; good 50 26t8 so; common 0caSt 90; fair
g 25a2 20; lambs s. 00a6 Is.
CINCINNATI. o., Sept. l0-Hogs weaker at S ooa
go; receipts 5000 head; shipments loo head.
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Cotton.

Busros, Sept Is Wool durl; nothing doing.
NEW YOaK, Sept. is.-wOol quiet,
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CINCINNATI, o.. Sept la-Cotton arm and
quiet; middling So
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD co.

On and after Monday, June ~, Passenger
Trains will run as follows: SDatly. tDaily E1'
cent Sunday, Central time,
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No ,loncy Required OF Responsible Par
lies TO Commence Treatment.
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Petroleum,

on Cry, Pa. Sept Opening 6I,Sc; highest
64fc: lowest 6Ic closing &c: sales 5000 barrels
clearances 5000 barrels; shipments sl,1l7 bar.
rels; runs T7,s7O barrels
PITTSBURGH, PA, Sept IS Opened, closed and
lowest Go; highest $50.
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NEW YoRK, sopt. ls--Pig iron steady; Ameri.
can SI2 2561l 50. Copper strong: lake % 62K.
Lead firm; domestic $50. Tin strong; straits
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PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 13,-Flour frmer. Wheat
firm: No. q rcd spot u 1faT1994o; December 76I{a
761<c. Corn steady; December 76l Saf61fc; No
mixed spot sc. Oats fFner; spot S51Sa86c.
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CHICAGO, ILL, Sept, 1s.-whcat at the open.
inR was weaker aud prices about No lower. but
advanced quickly, but before the close took an
other drop and closed aboutlsllSc under, yeSter.
on the whole not so favorable. The export
clearanceS though promising for time, proved
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RAILWAY rlME CARD.

Arrival and departure OF trains on and aiior
August 4, ls91 ExPt.4NkIioH oF RlEERENcE
excepted: saturday executed; Sunday only;
'SAtutday only. Eastern Standard Time
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NEW YORK. Sent 13-The volume Of business
In the Dry goods market to-day ts rather mod.
crate. Staple cottons show modorate degree
OF activity with slightly improving UNDERGONE.
DFlIls and brown sheetIngs quiet. Print cloths
steady RI
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ARRIVE
From Pittsburgh, 1925 a. m. md $50 p. m. and
1910 a IN, daily. and 1915 p. m, except Sunday
and 10:65 q M, Sunday only.
Washington accommodation, 1850 q m, daily.
exc6bt Sunday
Evening journal., 1893-08-07
HYATTS PREDICTIONS FOR AUGUST.


The weather az Predicted BY The Middle
town Prophet-A Boiler Explosion
Frightens MiddIetown Pleasure Seeker.
Special Correspondence Evening journal.
MrDDLRTowN. Aug Jesse Hyatt,
the local weather prophet has made the
following prediction for New Jersey,
Delaware and Maryland for the present
month of August: The 1st and 2nd, fair
and warm; Bird 60 9th storm and warm
rains; 7th, Sth and 9th, fair; 10Th and
18Th storms; 14th. 10Th 10th and nth,
fair and warm; between 18th and 2ist
cold storms; 22nd, 23rd, oath and 25th,
fair; between Goth and 29th, cold storms
30th and 3lst fair
His August prediction papers also con
thn following: There will be four
heavy st orms during the month; two
from the southwest, one from the north
east and one from the southeast
Clerk Of the Peace Pierce Biggs, Theo-
dore H. Armstrong, Richard Clayton,
Recor er of Deeds James 4. Shallcross
and Alexander Metten have returned
rom a two DAYS visit to Chincoteague
Ali report delightful trip during which
man laughable incidents occurred On
steam boat exploded and Alexander
Metten was badly scalded. Luckily
other members Of the party narrowly
escaped serious injury by the hot water
which wa. thrown in every direction
by the explosion. The escaping
steam was dense all over the boat aud
cue member OF the party says they ali
prayed fer vently aud earnestly that
they might reach land once more. Mr.
Biggs bought two thoroughbred Chin
co eegue ponies for $50 each. One OF
them. he says he viii present Ia
Alexander Metten and the other be will
keep and raise for his little grandchld,
Nellie Janvier. who, when she grows
older viii take evening drives down
Middleton tboroughiares
James Butcher bet er known as Donk
| Butcher. who was severely cut about
the body Ia a scrap with some other
colored fellows here on the night
of July 4th arrived here yesterday
looking none the worse from his lone
suffering and confinement at the hospital
at Farnhufst
Owing 20 unusually light freight
traffic ON the Delaware railroad at the
present time the company has issued
notices to the effect that its trackne
viii not work on Saturdays during the
remainder of the month
The farmers around here say that they
will have their wheat prepared for feed
ing 20 their stock IN consequence of th,
extremely low prises offered for it. 9th
ers claim that 10 is as cheap AS bran anC
consider 20 much better food for stock
The Watkins Canning Company, o.
Odessa, claims to have at its cannery
practical machine for cutting corn from
the cob aud thus preparing it for can
ing
Evening journal., 1893-08-07
PgNINsuLA Ngws PAaAaRAPHs.

Twilight bathing parties are popular
down the state.
Nicholas Van Dyke was United States
Senator from Delaware in 1917.
The old fashioned long bodied, striped
potato bug Is destroying the potato
helds in this vicinity.
The last Of the Nanticoke Indians. Of
Delaware. departed from the neighbor-
hood Of Laurel about 174S.
Ia 1860, Hoarlill, now Lewes, was a
post Of entry, and Captain Martin
'risger was collector OF customs.
The soft crab business in Rehoboth
bay is very poor this season. The few
caught will hardly supply Rehoboth.
"No fish East, is the report Of the
ish boats that stopped at the Break
water Wednesd ay, on their way to
Virginia
eurf avenue, at Rehoboth, is being
covered with pine needles, after which
it will be c0ate with clay. The combin
alton Of the two make a good road
The colored camp-meeting at Horsey
Grove, near Pocomoke City, commenced
Saturday night This is one of the
largest camps on the Eastern Shore.
Georgetown takes great pride in =
street sprinkler Il works only when
the rain falls, aud Is known as Provi
dence sprinkler Milford News aud Ad
veftiser
The fishermen at Rehoboth have baC
hue sport during the past week Larg,
quantities Of irout or weak fish hav,
been caught weighing from to II
pounds
Mrs. Sallie Colgan who died nea
Millington, Md a couple of weeks az,
IN the elst year Of her sge had In he
possession a large collection Of coins
chiefly Spanish and American dollars
many Of them being the FIRST put in cir
culation in this country, and aggregat
ing $500
Evening journal., 1893-08-07
Personal Events.

Rev T Z Msrtindale, D. d left this
morning for Camden camp where he will
preach to morrow.
james h. Jones, Of Railway. Nj.
stopped In this city on Saturday, on his
way to his home in FELTON,, where he will
spend a week.
Miss Mary Jones. Of Sixth street. left
on Saturday for a visit to Dover friends.
Miss Susie VinceRt. of Christians, Is
visiting Mrs Edward Chefins.
Thomas Coady. Of Wilmington, visited
New Castle friends on Saturday
William Langston. Of Bancroft's
Banks, spent yesterday with his parents
here
Mrs E l. Hubbard, Of Wilmington,
Evening journal., 1893-08-07
Incidents ofthe Day.

Another very successful choral SER
vice was held in the a. +. Church last
evening Dr. Martindale officiated aud
Rev j. M. Wise aud @. IL Sentman
assisted. There were pleasing solos.
duets and quartets
On SATURDAY last, at the Battery Park
grounds. the B con Senate defeated the
strong Dauntless Club, of Wilmington.
by score Of 2l to 13 Manager Bacon
says he las open dates for every day this
week and would like very much for some
strong ball playing clubs to arrange TO
come over.
Evening journal., 1893-08-07

who, with her three children, has been
visiting friends here, left this morning
for Brandywine Summit camp.
Miss Luella Aiken and Miss Lily
Ward, of Philadelphia, are the guests Of
Miss Belle Aiken
Miss Name Moore, OF Wilmington, IA
the guest Of Miss Jennie Lancaster
Harry Grimes, Of Bear Station,
spent Saturday in town.
Jones Hudson. Of Philadelphia, Wis
tied his many friends here yesterday.
Misses McColgan, of Middletown. are
the guests Of Mrs Wise, on Vine street
Miss Annie Tracey, OF Philadelphia, is
spending a week with Mrs. Maggie
Atkinson.
Evening journal., 1893-08-07
Looking For a Barber shop.

Signor Leoncavallo. the composer Of the
opera "Pagliacci," once visited England
when he was a struggling music master
eight or nine years ago and tells an anus.
ing story Of the results Of his Ignorance of
she English language. Being desirous OF
getting shaved and failing TO discover a
barber shop he entered a house bearing
the legend "ro Let which he read as
Toilet London Tit-Bits
Evening journal., 1893-08-07
~. conway Leaves Tor Duiuth.

City Councilman Richard } Conway.
one OF the brightest young men ia New
Castle and the chief Engineer Of the Triton
Cotton Mills. left Ito day for Duluth.
Mimi Mr. Con ayipassed the examiua
tion for a chief engineer ia tine L. S
Fish Commission anq was assigned 20
duty at Duluth He &C epted at once
an will assume his new duties after d
few days stay at the Worlds Fair. He
has resigned his seat IN City Council
and in several other organizations.
Evening journal., 1893-08-07
The Ladies'.

The pleasant effect aud perfect safety
with which ladies may use the Califor.
mia liquid laxative Syrup of Figs, under
all conditions, makes it their favorite
remedy, To get the true and genuine
article. look for the name Of the Cali.
fornia Fig Syrup Co, printed near the
bottom Of the package
Evening journal., 1893-08-07

NEW "MULLIM- We have just
in stock from
MADE SERGES our own work
rooms a lot of
blue Serge Suits which were
meant to be sold at $12 so.
Coming in now, as they do,
late, we have made the 10 per
cent. discount apply to them
also. To say that they are
"Mullin made" is enough. If
you have had any of that
make you know what their
value is. Made at Sixth and
Market and with every detail
Of get up looked after carefully;
than these suits we think you
cannot get better value for
$11.25-the cash price
In Hats, in Shoes, in Furnish
ing Goods and all of Sixth and
Markets departments you'll
find surprising values because
cf our desire to reduce stock.
A further 10 per cent. cash dis
count allowed on Summer
Clothing. Straw Hats and Rus
set Shoes.
We close evenings st 6
o'clock except Tuesdays and
Saturdays.
Evening journal., 1893-08-07
Doing Her Best.

Husband (who has had jumping neu-
ralgian for twodGysl-Ughi don't see why
Oh, oh, ohl--we were not born without
tfeth Ughi
Wife lsoothiuglyl-If you had only stop
red TO consider it, yon would not havemade
Bch a remark, deasie. for, you know, we
really were horn without teeth.-Truth.
Evening journal., 1893-08-07
noats sank b Id sterm.

A fierce wind aud rain storm swept
over here yesterday afternoon In ice
course 10 tore up a large tree on Vine
street above Harmony The two barges
Of Marine Contractor Lunt at the Finn r
Point jetty were demolished aud sunk
Several boa.ing parties were caught 10
the storm aud had 20 retreat to the
Jersey shore. They arrived home later
and presented a regular storm stayed ap
pearanoe.