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Evening journal., 1893-07-19

Of Rising Sun for five years prior to his
becoming pastor Of Epworth NJ. Il.
Church OF this city. Rising Sun is a
beautiful town and a good place to rusti.
cate in.
Miss L. Y. cofTnan has returned to the
Clayton House.
Miss Maggie Nowland, of Wilmington,
is the guest of Miss Elva Meredith in
Clayton.
b B. Allen. Of Smyrna, has moved his
family TO Wilmington.
Miss Daisy Gray has returned 10 her
home in Clayton from visit TO friends
in Wilmington.
Mr. Mason and wife, Of Wilmington,
are guests Of William Morris at Clay
ton.
H. d. Webster, Of Wilmington, has
been spending several days with his
brother, Andrew Webster, near Clayton
Stephen d. Duncan and wife are pre-
pairing for a visit OF few weeks among
the hills Of Massachusetts,. Mr. Duncan
is one Of the oldest conductors on the
Delaware Railroad, and Is entitled TO
the trip Of recreation and amusement.
Robert Fleming. OF Wilmington has
been visiting his brother Hugh Fleming,
in Clayton
Charles II Tribit and family are
spending a few days at Lincoln Park.
Raymond p. Cotton, is at Lincoln
Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Il. Colon have re-
turned from Darby, Pa, where they
have been visiting.
J. R Beetam and family are visiting
friends at Carlisle, Pa.
Algernon Walton, Of Baltimore, was
the guest Of Wilmington friends yester-
day.
f. A. Ruth, of Queenstown, Md.
registered at the Hotel Willis yesterday
Willard Salisbury Jr, returned from
Cape May last evening. He reports q
very dull season there, the Stockton
House, one of the largest and mos'
popular houses on the beach only having
seventy-five guests.
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worIa,s Fair PhilantbropIsts.

Messrs. Boddie Bros, wealthy Chicago
gentlemen, having the interest of their city
al neari, and desiring to disprove the falsity
of the statement that only IN boarding
houses can be found modern priced accom-
mudations during the Worlds Fair, re-
modeled and furnished az great expense
one Of their famous absolutely hre-proof
business structures, located corner of Frank
lin and jackson streets, within short
walking distance of the Union 'Depots,
Theatres. Post Office, Board Of Trade, steam,
Elevated. Gable Roads ana Steamboafs to
the Worlds Fair. furnished newly through
out $40 rooms, superb parlors, elevators,
electric lights, exhaust fans TO keep cool
eutire building, named this property The
Great Western Hotel, and invite the public
to take their choice Of rOoms for Slo per
day. children 8 TO u 60 cents. Elegant res
taurant and dinning rooms where hne
meals are served at 30 cents. or a la carte
AT very moderate prices.
There would be less heard or known OF
extortiOn and imposition connected with
the Words Fair were there more public
spirited. fair minded men in Chicago as
are the owners and proprietors Of The
Great Western Hotel. Our readers should
write a. early as possible TO secure rooms
for they are being taken up rapidly st
Paul Daily News.
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EARLY NEWS SUMMARY.
Held Responsible for Deaths
in the Cold Storage Fire.
THE JURY RENDERS A DECISION,

Director OF Works Burnham, Fire
Marshal Murphy. President skinner
and Secretary Mcdonald. OF the Her
cules Iron Company. That Built the
Building, FonndlGuiity.
The coroner's jury investigating the
Cold Storage fire disaster held Director
of Works Burnham, Fire. Marshal Murphy.
President skinner, OF the Hercules Iron
Company, that built the building, and
Secretary Mcdonald, Of the same com
pany, responsible for the deaths.
Denver Bank Failures.
The Union National, National Bank Of
Commerce, Commercial National and
Mercantile banks, OF Denver failed and
the Mcnamara dry good house and several
other business houses went under owing
to the financial panic there.
Crusade Against Colored People.
Founder Bradley, OF Asbury Park, has
begun a crusade against the col
ored pc ople who monopolzs the seats ON
the beach and pavilions.
A Celebrated Case Decided.
Judge Acheson in the United States
brated case of the Stonemetz Printing
Machinery Company VS.. the Brown Fold
ing Machinery Company In favor of the
former.
Paid 5000. 900 in Gold.
The New York Sub-Treasury was
debtor at the Clearing House to the ex.
tent of $669, O00 and Treasurer Jorden
ordered that the difference should again
be paid mostly in gold. or the total
amount 5000, coo was paid over In gold
and the balance in currency notes.
Oldest Bank in Kansas Fails.
The First National Bank of Fort
Scott Kan. the Oldest financial iustitu.
tion in Southeastern Kansas, suspended
payment and tbelCitizens' Bank at Kan.
sas City, the bank Of Richmond and the
Farmers and Merchants Bank at Ossa
wattomie have also failed.
Prominent Club Man a Forger.
Lloyd Aspiuwall, the New York clul
man, is confined in Yorkvile prison, n
y, In default Of 5000 bail, upon tn,
charge Of forgery. II is charged that IA,
forged the name of William Aspinwall IN
indorsing a check.
Worlds Fair Tradgedy.
Miss Emma Garrett Of Philadelphis
who has charge of the Pennsylvania ex
hibit of the work of pupils in institu
tions for the blind at the Fair, becam,
insane from overwork and killed hersel
by jumping from the fifth story of
hotel
Meyer, the Poisoner, ArraIgned.
DR.. Henry G. w. Meyer, the allege,
wholesale poisoner. was arraigned be
fore Judge Cowing in New York to plea
TO the Indictment charging him wit
murder. At the request Of Lawye
Joseph Moss, the prisoners counsel, th
Judge allowed the case to 60 over unit
! Thursday
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BETWEEN
PENNsGRoVE
AND
WILMINGTON.

Boat leaves Wilmington, King street wharf,
daily except Sunday az 7.2O n m. l28l o.uV
and 600 D m. Sundays only, 40 ana 800 M
l.9o. 8 20 and SD IN.
The 800 y M boat from Wilmington connects
at Pennsgrove with steamer Major Key bolo
for Pennsville. New Castle, Delaware city
and salem.
Leland 500 p m daily except Sunuay.l sun
days only at $40 10 and 12.3O, 5.O0 and saV m.
Saturday only. $50 D m
The i0. 100 "A IN boat from PennsEroye mas on ,
nectious from Delaware River Railroad anu
from Steamer Major Reybold. For renils-
willie Sunday only y 4 IN and ~ , IA. -.
A. G. McCAuSLAND. superintendent
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PENINSULA NEWS PARAGRAPHS.

The Seventh Day Adventists have
pitched their tent in Church Hill
Soft crabs were so abundant last week
in the waters adjacent to Deals Island
that men engaged in catching them made
from So to So per day.
Philip Richards, of Northwest Fork
hundred, has, probably. the largest wheat
crop grown in Sussex county, having
threshed ], 400 bushels.
Captain S. James Nelson, of this
county, shipped last week 154 carriers of
tomatoes to the Northern markets, which
sold from 50 to So 90 per carrier.
Mrs. William Galloway, who lives near
Bridgeville, had forty young turkeys
and about twenty-five young chickens
killed by dogs which got in the poultry
yard one night.
The Sunday school of the Elkton
Methodist Episcopal Church, gave their
annual excursion to-day, going to Tol-
chester Beach on the steamer Chester.
About 400 tickets we're sold.
The fishermen about Quaker Neck
wharf, Kent county, have been devoting
part of their time in fishing for pearls,
many of which are found in clans One
of these fishermen made a lucky catch
last week. He caught a fine pearl fol
which he received $50 in New York.
It is reported that the Republicans OF
Caroline county intend TO attack the
validity of an act passed by the last
General Assembly, which extended the
time of the two county commissioners
elected for two years in 1890 to four and
six ears respectively.
There will be union meetings of the
churches in Crisfeld during the present
week. These meetings will be held il
Somers's Grove. The five churches that
have united are Emmanuel, Methodist
Protestant Albany, Baptist and Mari
ner's. II is expected that these meeting,
will be largely attended
Colonel Ed ward Roberts, who is now /
United States inspector of public build
ing by appointment of Secretary of tn,
Treasury Carlisle, has resigned his oflic,
as commissioner of Easton, a place he
has filled for ten years. A specia
election will be held to fill the vacancy
On Monday a thief entered the stor,
of Stephenson & Reynolds at Port De
posit, Nd, before they closed the storl
and secreted himself. Shortly after thl
store was closed and before people re
tired he began operations. He was, how
ever, frightened off in a few minute
and secured nothing but a small amount
Of change from the money drawer H'
made All Intellectual attempt to cut tn
lock from a desk drawer
The old Easton Academy, which ha
been used for a county school for NOR
than twenty five years, is brick hous
nearly 100 years old The walls ar
massive and are believed to be good an,
strong, but the interior is thought to b
unsafe and the building is much to
small for the requirements Of the school
An act was passed by the last Genera
Assembly authorizing the academ
trustees to convey the property to th
county school commissioners. There j
also fund belonging to the academy O
about $3,000 consisting of Easto
National Bank stock and accumulate
dividends Talbot county has now hig
schools in Easton, st. MichaeIs, Trapp
and oxford.
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Tho ohnmnionshin Reoorn.
Base nan Notes.

The Brownson win play no game this
afternoon. but are trying to arrange to
have either the Media or the Crescent
A A clubs here on Saturday.
The South Side Grays would like TO
hear from all Clubs in the state Brown.
son and Y. NJ. @. A, preferred The
club is composed of the following
players; Il. Welsh, b c. August, p
y. Garrity. s s.; NJ. Corcoran, ID NJ
Garritty, 2b J O'Toole, 30 G Hena-
gan, T. Welsh, T. and j. Nc
Mshon, C f. Address challenges 10
Manager Brown. Esmeralda Athletic
Club. South Wilmington.
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THE WORLD OF BASEBALL.

Philadelphia Again Loses to washing
ton-Baltimore Wins From Brooklyn
aud New York From sl3oston-Results.
Philadelphia received another fall at
the hands Of Washington--11 TO g.
Baltimore again defeated Brooklyn-l0
to .. New York batted Stivetts. .of
Boston, all over the fields to T.
Cleveland won another game from
Pittsburg-14 70 3. Louisville defeated
Cincinnali-l2 to 3. Chicago shut out
st. Louis to 0.
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rho Boards Were Not Damaged.

Yesterday afternoon there were a
number of young girls who have been
thinking of beaus for at least three
years at Shellpot Park They were in
clined to drink of the sparkling water
from one of the pumps. All the girls
started TO run for the pump at the same
time The boards covering the well
were somewhat slippery from water that
had been thrown upon them. One Of
the girls slipped as she stepped on the
timber. Skirts flew in every direction
and - she did not damage the boards by
the fall. Two young men at distance
laughed, so did the other girls
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STORIES OF THE DAY.
waiting for a Riverview Car.

Il am getting out Of patience with
these electric cars, said a well known
business man to a reporter at Third and
Market streets yesterday afternoon
'P'What is the matter with them2'
queried the newsgatherer. 81 have been
standing here one-half honr waiting for
a 'Riverview' car. and / have not seen
one 20 up or down "A change was
made this morning and those cars run
out West Fourth street only now, ".volun-
teered the pencil pusher. "Well, l,--
might have stood here a week and not
see one one of these cars and then won
der what was the trouble with the
trolley wires"
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NM,LANEls BARN euRNsp.

Lightning Plays Havoc with the Pros
poets of Cecil County Farmer.
Special Correspondence Evening Journal.
CHERRY Hull, Nd, July ia heavy
thunderstorm prevailed in this section
last evening. Rain fell in torrents and
the wind beat down nearly all the wheat
and oats not harvested
The lightning was very vivid IL
struck the large barn on Albert McLane' s
farm near this place, and set 1t on FIRE
The flames not only consumed the build.
ing but the harvested crops as well. The
live stock and a portion of the farming
implements were saved. The loss is
roughly estimated to bo 81, 500; par
TALLY insured.
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The Electric Cars on west Fourth street.

The Electric Cars on West Fourth stree.
The scene Of electric cars going up and
down the Fourth street bill between
Adams and Broome, at sunset. is a
pretty one. At least it is novel oi 9
for persons stsnding at Washington
street and looking west It reminds one
Of the gravity road at Reading Last
night the blue sparks that were flying
from beneath the wheels and above the
cars, in addition to the many danger
signals on the hill, was beautiful con
trast.
Evening journal., 1893-07-19

NTOTICE.-TANPAYERs TAKE NOTICE.
~ city ana school taxes for 1888.
The undersici ed. receivers of taxes, for the
city OF Wilmington, viii be at No. 10 East
Sixth street, between Market and King
streets during the months Of July and Au-
gust 1898. between the hours OF 3 and II in
the morning and from % m the afternoon;
for the purpose Of receiving taxes. On all
tion of 3 cents on every dollar, and al taxes
paid on and after the lst day Of August SHAH
be payable without a deduction Aforesaid. and
an taxes unpaid on the Isl day ot September
shall be increased hy the addition OF per
centum on the amount thereof.
EDMUND MITCHELL. iR.,
Receiver of Northern Diatrlct, including All
north of sixth street.
EUGENE NJ. SAVERS
Receiver OF Southern District, including All
south OF sixth street.
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PROPOSALS.

DROPO-AIs $. - PROPOSALS WILL BE
L received at the Office Of the Water De-
partment, southwest corner Sixth and King
streets. mp 10 Tuesday. the 2lth instant, for
laying the brick 10 be used in the cOnstruc-
ton Of the filter at City Mill pumping station.
The bid must include the furnishing Of the
necessary scaffolding The Water DEPART
menr viii supply al other material. A bond
for $500 must accompany the proposal, 70
which a copy Of this notice must be attached.
Necessary blanks and further information
can be had on application. The right 20 re-
ject any OF all bids y reserved.
j. A. BOND, Chief Engineer.
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RUsINEss oProRprUNIrIEs.

TOR sALE-THE GOOD WILL. FIN
II lures and tools of stalls SO and Sj City
Market Apply. WILLIAM GLYNN.
NOR SALE STOCK AND FIXTURES
il Of Confectionery Store. also the old estab-
lished book and novel store at 2'6 Fast Fourth
street. Apply Clarks Store, ZIG East Fourth
street.
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

EOR RENT. - TWO THIRD STORY
IT rooms for rent. Address NJ. this once.
NyANTED-MAN AND WIFE FOR SEC
w Ond story front room, unfurnished, all
modern improvements. Also gentlemen
nor RENT - FRONT ROOMS FOR
II housekeeping and lodging, 3ll shipley 81.
ROARDERs WANTED AT NO. 2ls WEST
ID street.
EOR RENT TWO ROOMS COMMUNE
IT eating. on second floor. furnished or un-
furnished. Apply at $50 Market street.
WANTED. -BOARDERS. GOOD ACCOM-
w modations. No. t06 East Fourth street.
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MEDICAL
TURKFRA FOR nIEN ONLY.

TuRkEkA FOR MEN ONLY.
FOR OLD MEN. FOR YOUNG MEN.
TURKERA Is the greatst developer and re-
sforsr known TO mankind. Lost vigor. weak
ness aud pains in the back permanently
cured. Success guaranteed or money re-
funded. 10 never fails. Price only 500. send
'1' DIR. AlAIsON.
No. qo5 Walnut street, Philadelphia, Pa
Evening journal., 1893-07-19

Gentlemen can increase their incomes
by soliciting life insurance for th Q largest,
strongest and best company in the world.
Apply to ANsoE A. MAHER,
Manager Equitable Life, Equitable
Building, city.
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sohednIe for To-dar.

Philadelphia VS.. Washington; Brook
lyn, VS. Baltimore; Boston VS.. New
York two games); Pittsburg VS.. Cleve-
land Louisville VS.. Cincinnati.
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nANk STATEMENTS.

DEPORT OFTHE CONDITION OF THE
IL UNION NATIONAL BANK OF WILL
MlNGpON, AT WlLMlNGrON, ~ THE
STATE or DELAWARE an THE CLOSE
OF BUSINESS. JULY T. 1anJ
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REAL ESTATE.

LNOR RENT.-A SIX ROOM HOUSE OF
II Eastern side, $40 per month.
G. II, TINDALL. az E. Seventh street
EOR SALE-VALUABLE AND DESritA-
n BILE Chester county property. Dwelling
and store All under one roof good outnuild-
inEs. eleven acres OF land. "A good Investment.
viii sell cheap. Apply 20 IS. FAlRLAMB.
Gum Tree. Chester county. Pm.
DOR SALE.- $500 for y. n. corner Fourth
II and Harrison streets. nine rooms and
bath; newly painted and uaucred throughout.
sowor connections. Electric cars pass the
door. Also South Franklin street No.
lol, 81 600 Nos. lul, lO5. lU1. lug, each 81 ,4il
and No. l22 and No 1904 Reed street. 81 ai0
each. These houses have six rooms aud BATH.
sewer connections, and rent we'll az SIP el3
aud Slt per month. Very little cash required
). :. BRENNAN, No 5l0 West Sixth street
Evening journal., 1893-07-19

If you want to enjoy a good sociable
time at the seashore go TO Atlantic City
with the Uniform Rank Knights OF
Pythas on July 9th. Tickets $i25.
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ArrANrru ctry. ~
PennsyisauIa Railroad

Leave phlndelphia Market street. wharf.
week days. ACCOMMODATION. $50 aId 80 a.
ul., .. 30 aud i.lU j.. m. Suudays -expfess y.l5
a. m. Accommodation, 500 and $40 .. M,
40 u m
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Phiindoiphin aud Iseadinq 4. h.

Leave Chestnut street and South street
wharvea, yeek-day8- IxuresH. 200 a. M, 200.
d.OO, 800. 900 y. IA. Accommodation. $40 A..
a., 0.ib ID. u. Suudgy-NNpresa. $50 and 1000
q, IA. Accommodation, 500 a. M, 4.20 y. ia.
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BRADY HOUSE,

Arkansas avenue. convenient fu oceen and
Reading depot. Good board. splend Il rooms.
broad pihl1ha. orchestra music4 Ten ms mod .
TA1FEH nNt ANY
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nodd,s sneedr Colt.

]. H. Dodd, of Lewes, has a colt which
promises TO be verv speedy. IL is now IN
the hands Of a Dover trainer
Evening journal., 1893-07-19

Miss Madge Poinsett aud William
Poinsett are on a two weeks visit to
Clayton.
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NnrIcEs

NOTICE TO COUNTY TANpAYERs:
~ Receiver of Taxes John r Dickeyl viii
sit az the following places during the month
of August at dates as stated, for the collection
of county, poor, rond ana dog taxes for tho
year 1893. During July and August per
cent off,
August Practical Farmer Brsudgwine
hundred.
August 3-Ncw Castle.
August 4-NewMk
August f-kirkwnod
AUGUST 1-Ueaware City.
August s-Vownsend.
August N-Bl8ckird.
August n-Middlct0Wn.
AUGUST 7 l-Odessa.
August l2-Sfanfon.
August lf-C Christana.
AUGUST li-Newu0rt
August l6-Toys Hotel, Rising Sun.
August IT, Hockessin.
August S-OuOch's Bridge.
August a-sharpless,s school house.
August 2i-New Castle.
August 2t-Blackhird.
August 20-rowusend.
August 50-St. Georges.
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MARRIED LADIES' SEND 10 CENTS
WI FOR "fnfallfbie Safeguard mo usdicine
no deceptionJ just what lyou want. ladies'
Bazar. Kansas CiY, 10
Evening journal., 1893-07-19

Mrs. E: G. Jefferis is visiting near
Mortonville, Chester county, Pa.
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BEAUMONT.

No. li8 South Connecticut avenue. First house
from the beach. Full ocean view
MRS. a. q. MILLER
Formerly Of frplrulf!a
Evening journal., 1893-07-19

Clyde and Bessie Thomas, of this city
are on months visit to Reading.
Evening journal., 1893-07-19

Miss Mollie Sharpe has returned from
the Worlds Fair.
Evening journal., 1893-07-19

Rev, Isaac Jewell aud wife, are spend
lug few days ct Rising Sun, Md. Mr..
Jewell was pastor of the M. E. Church
Evening journal., 1893-07-19

Misses Bessie and Susie Gsrman are
visiting friends in Clayton.
Evening journal., 1893-07-19

James Crippen, day dispatch clerk at
tne post Office, will go on duty tomorrow
after having spent his annual vacation.
Evening journal., 1893-07-19

Miss Bessie Williams has gone on
prolonged visit TO relatives down the
Peninsula.
Evening journal., 1893-07-19

William Dobbins Miller, a popular
tenor singer of this city, is spending a
Few weeks at the Delaware Water Gap.
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HELP WANTED.

CANvAssERS WANTED, SALARY AND
- commission 70 the right parties. Apply
al the SINGER MANJFACl UklNG COM-
WANTED:-A CHlLD's NURSE. MUST
w have Al references. Apply at No.
1877 Market street.
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HOTEL ATGLEN.
HOTEL EnISON.

Michigan and Pacific Avenues. Near Ocean
j. E. REEn.
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roR SAFE.

I -TuOIns On 0HIUTIUI IIIVTIIIIIE UI II q IIUUhf ;
one new spring push cart; can be seen al auc-
tion room.
A UCTIONl AUCTIONl AUCTIONl
II. g. Bartram, No 10 FAST SEVENTH
STREET. Fine Watrhes. Diamonds. Jewelry,
Silverware, Clocks and BrOnzes will be sold at
public sale regardless of cost Sale every
evening until the entire stock of $1,000 worth
II goods Is sold II. G.. b ARlRAM.
Private sale during the day.
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Facinoand Michigan avenues, near fhe beach.
kemodolcd and refuruished. Capacity aU
Electric bells and passenger elevator
4 lfEHFHfr
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Miss Hettie Pyle, the money order
clerk at the post office, will 60 on a
vacation of ten days tomorrow among
friends in Mill Creek hundred.
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THE MANSION.

sATLANTIC CITY. MI.
The Lsrgelt Hotel. Open an the year.
CHARLES McGLADE.
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HOTEL HECIkLnIi-

Formerly Normandic, Corner Atlantic An
PennsylYania avenues. Fitted up In first
class style. Open an the year.
HENRY HFCFIFr
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MONTEREY nOTEL.

Virginia avenue, near the beach, Hot and
cold sea whtur baths, and all places of interest.
Newly furnished; excellent table.
n X NEWnnM nH
Evening journal., 1893-07-19

Mrs. Millard 7. loft and daughters,
Clara and Ruth, who have been visiting
relatives in Philadelphia, returned home
this morning.