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Evening journal., 1893-04-08
EARLY NEWS SUMMARY.
National.

NATIONAL.
Caleb w. West was appointed COVER
nor of Utah. Dominic |. Murphy of
Washington was nominated for first
deputy Commissioner of pensions.
In a resolution introduced by Senator
Voorhees, an attack is made on Judge
Kicks ruling at Toledo
Senator Hoar. who is in charge of the
resolution in reference to the appointed
Senators, discussed instead the election
of Senators by popular vote, indicating
that no vote will be attempted.
Minister Thompson, at Constantinople,
has been instructed to demand reparation
from the Sublime Porte for outrages on
Americans in Turkey.
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ATLANTIC c1ry, n. }.
PennsylvanIa Railroad.

Leave PHILADELPHIA. Market street wharf,
express, $50 a. m. 800, 40 and 20 p. M.
week days. Accommodation. $40 and 3 20 a.
M, 20 and 40 p. m. Sundays-express el5
a. m. Accommodation, 500 and s.l5 a. N,
200 d. IN.
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MAX EPHRAIM,
N. Y. Clothing House.

We're crowded right to the
front in serving customers.
Our Clothing is more than
good-it's beautiful, handsome
perfect-htting-has all the
kinks for a Mans fancy, and
the good points that please.
Price is one. We would
like to see the $Io All-wool
Suit as good as ours, or the
.SI5 Suit like our Riverside
Worsted. Our sales are great.
How do you think our prices
must be? How do you think
our clothes must be? Sales
tell the story.
Store open this evening un.
til II o'clock.
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PhIIndelphln nnd Rendinr n. n.

Leave Chestnut street and South street
wharvea, weekdays Express, 900 a. H., 200.
M, 5.45 p. m. sunday-Expross. 900 and 1000
a. m. ACCOMMODATION. 300 O. M. 40 D. N.
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Pennsylvania.

It is said that prominent members of
the Harmonist Society who have been
dissatisfied with its management, have
recently been given large sums of
withdraw.
1t is reported that the Reading Com
Lehigh Valley Railroad will deal directly
with that road
Counsel for Miss Alice B Goodley fled
new trial in the Media breach of prom
ise case
Owing to delays at Chicago there is a
possibility that none of Pennsylvania s
exhibits will be in place in time for the
opening of the fair.
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PhiIndeIphia.

Ex Sheriff Wright made remarks at
the meeting of the Building Commission
which reused Mr. Hills ire. He thinks
the commission should be abolished.
Members of the High School Committee
discussed the work being accomplished
in the Central High School and appointed
a sub committee to determine whether
any changes should be made in the
faculty.
Five counterfeiters were arrested by
officers of the First Police District and
held in 81 900 bail
Fire in 333 and 335 Chestnut street
damaged the stock of the Belknap
Manufacturing Company to the extent
of $4,000
A portion of the fourth floor east wall
of the storage house Of English & Bryan,
306 Vine street, fell in.
Executions on judgments were issued
against Robert Henry, yarn manufac-
turer, Chestnut street.
Professor Fetter, principal Of the Nor
NAL School, will investigate the thefts
being practiced on the scholars.
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Foreign.

James G. Carter. of counsel for the
United States in the Behring Sea Court
of Arbitration, replied 10 Sir Charles
Russell and contended that the question
OF seal regulation had precedeucs over
that of the question Of right Baron de
Courcel asked number of questions,
10 which Mr.. Carter and Mr., Phelps re-
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Ee1sTER's ORDER.
RraIsTER,s oFFTcE.

New Castle County, Del, March II, 1893. Z
Upon the application Of James II. HOffecker,
Junior, administrator de bonis nou of Sarah
said county, deceased, Il Is ordered and
directed by the Register that the Admins
traitor aforesaid give notice Of granting Of
letters OF administration upon the estate Of
ing thereof, by causing advertisements tcbe
posted within forty days from the date
such letters In six Of the most public places of
the county Of New Castle, requiring all per-
sons having demands against the estate 20
present the same or abide hy an act OF assem-
nly IN such case made and provided; and also
cause the same 20 be Inserted within the same
period In the EvEsING JouRhAI, q newspaper
published In Wilmington. Del, and 10 be con-
tlnued therein three weeks, q. o. d.
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REGISTERS ORDER.
REGIsTER's ORDER.
pTgTgTVpiQ OTTTTV

NlN INHIIn IUUUIYl NNIrn ~. I0IIT.
Upon the application of James Mona
CHAN, Executor Of Hannah n. Monaghan. late
ceased, it Is ordered and directed hv the Reg
ister that the Executor Aforesaid give
notice OF granting Of Letters Of a iministra-
with the date OF granting thereof
By causing advertisements TO be posted
within forty days from the date OF
such letters IA six of the most public places OF
the county Of New Castle, requiring all per-
sons having demands against the estate 10
present the same, or abide by an Act OF As
semhly In such case made and provided; and
also cause the same 30 be inserted within the
same period In the Evening Journal. "A news
paper published In Wilmington. Del, and
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NlIrIIm

Nouee Is neIsps gwen thst letters .l.a; les,
unto the undersigned. on the Twentieth
day OF March, A. ID 1888, and that all per-
of the deceased must present the same. dniy
attested, TO the said Executor. on or before
the Twentieth day OF March, 1894. or
abide the Act Of Assembly In such case made
and provided.
JAMES MONAGHAN,
Executor.
Address. 1907 West Second street,
Wilmington, Delaware.
Evening journal., 1893-04-08

A copy of the American Bank Reporter
for 1892 has been received, embracing
q great deal Of valuable information
necessary to business men and bankers,
in a cond-ns form. It contains an
alphabetical list of all the banks in the
United States and Canada; a list of
towns without banking facilities and
nearest banking points; a list of re.
liable attorneys in the United States and
Canada; a table of legal fees for commits.
sioner of deeds; synopsis of the banking
and mercantile laws of all the states,
territories and Canada a list of bank
directors, a selected list of foreign banks
and bankers; a list Of bank officers in the
United States and Canada and a list Of
the closed national banks We observe that
the editor has not corrected the list Of
state officials in Delaware, but published
for 1898 the official roster of the state
officials who went out of Office early in
1892 In other respects the book is com
plete, accurate and valuable
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Mr. Muhleman is also the cashier, so
that when he signs receipts aad other
papers now be ADDS the word cashier
to his signature and stamps the above
document 20 complete his official title
New York Sun.
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RECENT LITERATURE.

There is no subject that so deeply in
terests the thinking people of our
country as that of rational education
for our girls and there is none that is
productive of 80 little real advantage to
the girls from the many discussions
that the subject occasions Plans are
considered and laid aside, and
theories rise only to fall again, and
meanwhile the girl speeds on towards
womanhood, misdirecting her energies
and wasting valuable time through lack
of well defined plans for her best advan-
tage on the part of her guardians and
educators. We cannot overdo the matter
of discreetly rearing our girls. They
are to be the wives and mothers Of our
next generation, and on them rests the
prosperity of the nation. The world
is to be largely influenced by their
abilities and strength, and it rests with
the educators to-day to prepare them
for the great work that is before them.
The key note for harmony in mental and
physical education has not yet been
touched, and will not be, until their
physical well being is made supreme,
and the mental is based on this power
The time has never been in our country
when TINS has been practically con
sidered. Regardless of physical re-
sources mental expansion has ever been
and still is the aim, and has grown to
such a craze in America that brain power
is often forced to the exhaustion Of all
other capabilities. When our girls
thus forced graduate, they are, even
If they escape invalidism, utterly with
out stamina, and are poorly prepared for
entering cheerfully upon the arduous
duties that await them ia every day life,
and also are unfortifed for rising above
the disappointments and auxieties that
enter 10 greater or less extent into
every home. Their career closes at their
graduation instead of being at its dawn,
and many bright intellect that gave
promise Of strength everywhere, burns
but dimly in an obscure circle from being
Gagged in an enfeebled and exhausted
body Marguerite Indy in May
Godey's.
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Strictly one price and II dis
satisfied with your purchase
we will return your money.
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THE MANSION.

ATLANTIC CITY, n. J.
The Largest Hotel. Open all the year.
CHARLES McLADE.
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Ar. U. 5. c. A.I.o. a. T. U. S. n. Y

A. A, I, U. ). Q. A. T. o. A. i. o y N \
Maurice L. Muhleman, at present in
charge Of the Sub-Treasury here, bears
the longest title Of any man in the
employment Of the government. It is so
long that he has had to have a special
rubber stamp made to save time of
writing, and it reads as follows:
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- of ohice of the Register aforesaid
at Wilmington, IN New Castle
L. 8. county aforesaid, the day and
year above written.
- J. WILKINS COOCH, Register.
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THE EARL.

Ocean end of South Carolina Avenue Open
all the year. 100 feet from the ocean.
+. SMITH.
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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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BANKINa AND FTNAN0IAI.

Open daily from o'clock q. m. until D. m.
and on Tuesdays and Saturdays from 70
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THE WESTMINSTER.

Kentucky Avenue between Pacific Avenue
and Ocean.
A new house under experienced manage
ment. Every convenience.
MRS. N. ROCHE.
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THE NORWOOD.

Ocean end of Kentucky avenue. Open ali
the year. Terms reasonable.
+. ALsFELT.
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THE RADNOR,

South Carolina Avenue. Centrally located,
within three minutes walk Of ocean.
II. W. SHARPLEss.
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THE NIT. PLEASANT

AND ANNEX.
Virginia Avenue, near the Beach. Open all
the year. Terms reasonable. Accommoda-
tions for 250Ruests. A. SM nth.
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;THIEvEs PLUMBER A THEE
The Victim Had the Assurance to Complaiu
:. to the Police ana So WINS Arrested.

The Victim Had the Assurance to Complain
- to the Police ana So WINS Arrested.
T. Adolph Stern Is baker at 55 Cannon street.
who has been saving up money for two years
IN order to set up business for himself and
send over to Germany for his mother and some
ono else But saving on $l2 week is slow
work. 80 he wrote to his mother to help him.
Two weeks ago she sent $3.50 addressed to
him in care OF cafe at 25S East Houston street.
where Adolph always gets his mail. The baker
had Q friend whose name was Sam Simon. He
was % years OLD, younger than Ldolph and
very sympathetic. One day Adolph told him
about the money which was coming from Ger
many. i.
Last Friday Simon was in the cafe on Hous-
ton street when he heard the cashier say.
:" Here is fat letter from Germany for Adolph
Stern" This made him think very. hard. He
was out OF work. and WAS tired Of this country
He also came from Germany. That evening
he ,s ssnt; . boyEith this note to give to the
and uDeeyo.rs truly. ADoLrH STERN
That was forgery number one. The cashier
I Lao TS rial .fe Co.. Which was the
I'VE don't Snowy YOU" said the cashier.
little German. Iwant to take the first steam
er for Hamburg"
Finally the cashier mado out a check for
wrote his friends name on the draft the sec
ond forgery and hurried over to George Losb's
tick ct office at Broadway, where he got. with
the check. his passage to Hamburg and the
chanRe,ih cash, This made the third forgery.
. AS The steamer was not to sail for five days.
he went to Boston to see some old friends. But
on the Fourth Of July some one stole his ticket
and tile m on ey that was left. Then Simon did
very. foolish thing. He told the police that
return to New York and tell the ticket broker
about his loss. He followed this advice. When
he arrived at 8 Broadway Yesterday morning.
Detective Gallagher. who had had talk with
Adolph Stern and the ticket broker. was there
waiting for him. The prisoner was taken to
the Tombs Police Court. where he was held for
the GRAND Jucyi in default OF $1,000.
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DEATH TOO SEVERE A PENALTY.
Hoke Smith Disapproves or the Executions
Or the ChoetaNvs and Secures q ReprIeye.

Hoke Smith Disapproves OF the Executions
Or the Choetaws and Secures q Reprieye.
-, WAsH1NoToN. July cit is thought that only
i one or two OF tho members OF the Jones fac
Hon. recently convicted Of murder In cohnec-
ton with the Choctaw troubles. will be exc
.cuted. At the recent trials several men were
convicted Of murder and some Of manssugh-
tor. Desiring to carry out the original inten-
.tion OF tho departm ont. that tho law should be
yfndicated. but that the guilty should be troat-
ed with reasonable leniency. Secretary Hoke
Smith sent on c'lne 80 this letter to Inspector
Faison: s..g.ol .s.,,... t....
as You,wi call upon Gov Wilson Jones and advise him
that the proposed execution Of SO large number.
Gently convicted in the Choctaw courts. does
Sith approval by tho authorities here. Executive
elsmsncy should be extended to the majority 10 not
All those sentenced to death suspense OF sen.
Imprisonment should be applied to all with the ez.
G M. is t fsoss and
prevail pf'the President Of the United States
d, a On July tho Secretary received the follow
Ing telegram, from Inspector Faison: The
Governor and his Cabinet have suspended ex-,
esattPn Of nine Choctaws. sentenced to be shoft'
-Hltfs!!he purpose Of the Interior Depart.
atatn among the Chootaws whoever may oceu-
syn decisions as to their elections: put at the
same time the department will use its tnf1ur
ence TO Induce the constituted authorities to
treatywith leniency those who heretofore have
not been charged with crime. provided their
future conduct indicates tina. they merit lent
tsnee to- Sept 4 will be requested BY the de-
partmBnt." o.. ... "a. - "a ~. . - H..
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Fiye Persons Burned TO Death on q stean.
IN II boat.

ST. PAUL. July 6.-The big steamboat Bethel.
anchofed at the foot OF Sibley street. and used
for the past three years as u lodging aud board
ing house for about 200 poor people. was
burned 10 The waters edge at II O'Clock last
night Five lives were lost and seven persons
were Injured Fifty persons were asleep on
the Bethel Sorapid was tho progress Of THO
flames that those aboard the boat had TO Jump
for their lives, IN their night clothing. The
steam boat Sidhey was tied to the Bethel, hut
by quiek work In outing her hawsers she was
,iioated down stresm uninjured. The loss on
ths Bethel Is $4,000: , a.. h.,,on.,., -
ready been recovered. those OF MRS. Meak. ma
tron OF the Bethel, oShanEhnessyi and tHo
daug hter Of the Rev. David Morgan, pastor Of
the Bethel WAS taken to the City Hospital In z.
are still in the Hull Of the boat When tho Sec
ond story OF the boat fell In they were seen TO
fall easged IL each Others IA St% s into the
OF LAMP In the wash room.
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PoLICE TR<xsFERs.
Jacob shsfp's ois Foe fromotea-s Schneider
Loses n Months Pay.


Pstrolmen George Smith OF the Twenty-sec-
ond precinct. who has been doing detective
work for some time was appointed detective
yesterday and assigned to the new Twenty
eighth precinct All the Police Commissioners
voted for tho appointment except Commits
sioncr McClave. Smith 10 the man who got
into trouble with the late Jacob Sharp: One
winter might in 1882 he caught Jake Sharp
aprinklinE salt on the Broadway car tracks,
which at that time was againstthe law. Sharp
was In an ordinary street car. but instead Of
|, passengers the car carried load OF salt
which Sharp was dropping on the tracks
through q hole In the floor. Smith assaulted
Sharp. and In tho General Sessions was fined
tS25. to stand committed until the flns was
paid. He wouldn't pay the fine and appealed
and In 1884 Coy. Cleveland pardoned him and
; he was restored to the force.
: Patrolman Michael J. Corbett was fined ten
,PatrofrSsn Charles s. Schneider OF the Seventh
post. aSd gss Sned s5ITfy days Pay, Schneider
arreSting q prisoner. II was learned that his
suing Tor separation. and'on Wednesday the
COURTS nlloyed her allmoay: Patrolman Henry
dab sand Joseph b W. Harry.
alt kSnnas%ssn yonn ~ S,o t. p, nn,sy
Jstknford East 104th street TO West Tooth street.
JamesJ ONei Old slip to East nrst street. John
Cufr6n East Fftyhrst street to Madison street; VIII
ham Burns, Eldridge street to Es. street,
Frank sshulka, West Thirieth street to East FIFTH
street, Butler. East 1o4th street to West Thirty
seventh street, Edward Hauhn. East 1okth street TO
Esst 1hifty,seventh street: meIanaer hninss west
Wet street to Bast 1oAth street, John
~: Bannon. East 1Q4th street to West Twsnteth
street, JOHN Ryan East 104th street to West Twen.
.tieth srsst Thoma: Burns West Twsn'sth s.r ,,
street TO East Invent street; Nolan, Mer.
Ger ssrest to East 104th strest Charles Rnk. East
den E,st Eiyhtyeighth street tG East sixtyseven,h
Patrick D. Reilly. Fast 10th street to West 1921
street; Richard Curtis East 126th street 20 East.
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. GETTING THE COLUMBIA READY.

The Triple Screws 20 he Placed tho
b.. Cruiser Preparatory to Her Trial.
WASHINGTON July 6.-The protected cruiser
Columbi the first triple-screw vessel built by
the United States. will be locked at the League
Island Navy Yard on Saturday. While In dock
OF which Admiral Beiknap ia President. have
her port and starboard screws put in place.
and lie cleaned and painted. The inspection
and overhnuing 10 preliminary to her con-
itfuttor's trial. which takes place on July ~
She ia vessel of $50 tons displacement, with
Indicated horse power Of 21.OOO and is to
max q u knots an hour.
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smaIl.pox F.u.a ea . Yea.el b Fes,.

NEW. HAVEN. July 6-The thrsemAste
schooner Harold c. Beecher arrived in port
yesterday from Brunswick. Ga loaded with
lumber Fred He. a Finlander, was Sick on
board and Health lofiicer Wright pronounced
m oved to the post house and the other Nom
hers OF the crew vhccinatsd. The schooner
was fumiga tsd and placed In quarantine
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AN ESCAPED LIFE CONVICT KILLED.
a Deputy Sheriff Meets Him ON the Road
and Has 70 shoot Him 10 Take Hin.

Deputy bheFtu meets Ihtu1 the HOA0
and Has TO shoot Him 10 Take Hin.
WHEELERyILLE. Ala. July 6.--Fincher. a
Desperate and an escaped life convict was
shot and killed near here yesterday aitern DON
oy Westby Thomas. q Sherifrs deputy.
flncher was the terror Of bad settlement
and had a string OF misdeeds to answer for.
The latest was an assault upon the daughter
o. Calvin Taylor Of Wheelerviile Taylor
brought charge against him. and. pending
.ne trial OF the case. Taylor was assassinatsd
a., a. ms supper table. The assault case came to
ula aud Fincher was sentenced to ten years.
sMeantime evidence had accumulated; and he
S Sas brought to trial and convicted OF the muf-
yer OF Taylor He was sentenced for life. and
was was IN prison but short time when he es-
Deputy Thomas had been watching for him
hear his old home, and found him on horse
S Sn h,e on country road. He told him 70 hold
ATTEMPTED, etm to draw pistol Thomas put eight
tt smn,ad into hi body, Fi9chsr snll at.
h'n second time. death resulting
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Drowned H.n.slr "a ,Ls ONO.

WHEELING. ". Va. July 6.-Edward Carlin.
s G' IA. one OF tho best known citizens Of
Wheeling. committed suicide to-day by jump
iST into the Ohio River. .Carlin recently failed
m.Up..slness. Yesterday no secured q employ
minutreHuiring. a bond fWh on no asked oIdac-
6.Naaitahces to become his bondsmen they re-
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MA FOR BoODY4ND THE GRAND JURY.
He - Anxious to Have the Testimony on
Which He Was.Presented Mnde Public.

:; Which He Wn''Fresented ""ae F"bne.
{ Mayor Boody OF Brooklyn has got back from
Chicago; and yesterday was at his post in the
City Hall. He had this to saw in reference to
the recent presentment Of the Grand Jury. in
which he was severely criticised for APPROX
ing Of the railroad franchises:
n" II any witness before the Grand Jury has
made any statement which Hlleg that have
not oonseientiouely performed my duty. he is
guilty Of perjury. notwithstanding that he may
Grand Jury room am considering the legal
conditions surrounding this subject l am in
favor of the publication OF the testimony taken
before the Grand Jury. and II there is any
power by which 4 can be presented to the pub
lie that power will be exercised
Judge Moore OF the Court of Session is not
disposed to crafty the Mayors desire to have
the testimony made public. He thinks 1t
would establish . bad precedent.
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}.A;Aedsi for Police man Crystal.

The Police Board yesterday awarded honor
able mention and gold medal to Patrolman
Thomas J. Crystal OF tho Prince street station.
who, on June ~. rescued from drowning Mrs.
bridget Reyes OF 40 Beach street.
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for Sale or % get-alsw atrsey.
aeal estate for aruuhlyu.

IN -nn-BESr BUILT HOUSES IL BROOKLYN-
w, lOl) EgI,t rooms. including bath range and
lin, only $500 CASH balance easy lltls guaranteed;
mspscton invited; other honses zoo up 500 cash
roaID so down and So monthly: the only inStainens
~" q" D'S'' ROBERT WHEELAN,
Atlantic aud Van siclsn ava. brooklye
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The B.nerorrs Final Trial Postponed.

WASHINGTON. July Glowing to temporary
deranRement of her machinery the final tria
Of the Bancroft has been postponed until July
13 Their WAS to have taken place to-day
and she was locked to prepare for 1t some
time ago. but did not get ready.
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The Monoesey IL All Right

BAN FRANCISCO. July e.-Advices from Han
koW say that the United States steamship
Monocacy. which went ashore on Sunday Isl
and. was got of without serious injury.
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. A sTHMA AND CATARRH cured by "EsPIC's CIGA.
"a kElrEs OR POWDER" Oppression sudosAting.
coughs colds. chest, neuralgia. AZ Paris: ESPIC,
20 Rue St Lazare, New York: fOuGERA, MILHAU,
Sold by all chemists VI America
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2ral Gstate sfpr Salc-Gouutru.
BOSTON LAND CO

A RIDGEWOOD, n J.-lO rooms and bath. ~ acres;
a fine shade: barn; minutes from Underclihe alta.
ton. on main avenue: wealthy neighborhood; price
$500: worth $4,000. sEELi room 4lo. ri Cort-
landt st.
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Are YOU Going to the Worlds Fair +?
THE GREAT EASTERN,

The Largest MOTEL IN the IiLoo Ioomsi put
from Midway Plaisance entrance Worlds Fair; ~ 90
per person. European; SO America uneQuhled by
hotel in Chicago or for summer resort cable and
Geographic address, Great Eastern.
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purchase and Gxrhanae.

17.FooT CEDAR RowBoXT and cash Tor dental Out
KEENEy. 226 Edgecomb av
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PERSONAL lotiee
miscellaneous.

DATRICK HEFFERAN's sister would like 20 know his
L Whereabouts. Please send address T. o. box D. ESQ
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THE THOMAS HOTELS

GOTH ST. AND MSD2soN Az, CHICAGO
fireprooi; opposite Worlds Fair entrance; rates.
81 90 TO - per day Firrtclnss cafe in building:
-breakfast Zoe: dinnen 1bc For particulars address
- JOHN 8. THOMAS, Proprietor
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ia DEARBORN ST.. J. N. YOUNG