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NRW-NO,K. ONTARIO AND WEsFEE> RAILWAY
ENcm' rioa Tickets New-iori to Chicago and Return
$500.
Through trains for ChicagJ and the Wo ds tsr leaNo
foot West sd follows, 10 inmates earlier nom
Franklin ST mn, a.,
O:t5 \. NJ. daily Via Niagara Falls. Through Pull.
man sleeper. New York Chicago. iives Detroit 40
i. ~. lnicago. 80 4. NJ. IT. Louis. 40 A; NJ
1,t5 HiaCcTp Falls Reclining chair
ar (scats fec), New-York 10 Niagara Fails. through
lrlnnn New.lok t. Chicago. AlrNe- Detroit
40 y. NJ, Chicago 100 A. NJ ST. louis go 90, + M
MSaonk ana MInnewaska. Waikiki Valley stations Mid.
dleown Doomngburg Ellenye, Fallsburg Hurleyvillc.
Liberty Livingston Manor ., =. .-, r.
Tickets and pullman accommodations at 81 Broadway.
NewYok Company calls for and checks baggage
10 destination. - "a p. g. ~
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Eesal Nofltes.
)reIne Court

4 r A SPECIAL TERM of the supreme Court
N 4 Ncw OK, held az the county oure
House az the 1T; New-lON, the 9th day OF Match.
1898. Present Hon. n'o. L. Inerahanl Justice. IN
Marvel lion Company. Limited, for voluntary Dssolu'
on icaiing aid ding ,hc Petition Of Tnwa;d y lIll.
Jane, Francis George i. Stone. aud Watt T. Miller
Limited q corporation ud the law. Of IT,, state.
having principal Office located at Ne~-iort Nl "hirh
Position dated February - 1893 and the schedule
thereto duly Verified b. petitioners ard on read:
the schedule ana AFFIDAVIT. Notice of Motion and copy
Of the proposed order the Nttorney"'ene'.i ana oD
motion Of sullivan & Cromwell. attorneys for the pc.
titoner, II is
ton Marvel Iron Company Limited, show cause he.
fore Pennington Whitehead. Esq, who Is hereby ap'
pointed Referee FOR the purpose his ohcc. No. 81 WALL
street in the CITY Of NcwYor, the 18th day VI June.
IL o'clock IN 70 enoon of that day or a. soon
he after a. Counsel bc heard why the prayer Of said
Petitioners should not be Grant d. and why sad poFaon
snoull not be dissolved and T. Is nIrihe'
ORDERED, That bac sai Neieie, proceed Ia Accord
aIcc law and practice of th, Court; that ne
r,po't thereon with all convenient sped dat hA
reno contain OF thc chec5 credits oher
PROPERTY and all debts and other engagements Of ths
and Of all other matters pertaining
affair; aGd II is furthar
ORDERED. That Il copy Of this Order bc published
once week ~ three weeks Immediately preceding ths
said 18th day Of June, 1893. IN The SeN-YoF Law
Journal and also in The NeW-lok irihun",
Iarr, puhisa,d In "a" CITY and County OF Ncw-Ncri.
wherein order is entered All that copy
persons corporations specified IN the schedule a.
crcd tor stDckholdrr Of tie said poatl0n
PEI whom engagement Of the corporation is
tc performed. other than person whose residence Is
~.
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WHITE MOUNTAINS
TEE CENTRAL,
LAKE ST. CATHERINE HOUSE.

DELAWARE WATER GAP, PA.
Locatlon unsurpas.cd Near famous walks and drives
Ninth season. = H. Wv i'Firj'D.
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CENTRAL RAIL ROAD Of NEW.JERSEY

Coal used rxciu-iveiy .urinz Cleanliness
and (oufor:.l
-Four Tracks. Protected by Automatic Block Signal
system. Trains leave station foot Of Liberty ~.
Time Trb III effect May -, 1898.
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SCPREME COURT, NETWORK COUNTY.

SUPREME COURT, .NEW-YORK COUNTY.
- -Enile Levi'a and Arthur Francis Ieyita plaintiffs,
AGAINST Ernes: Lpman. Herman Uldeshe!n E.iwar9
fricilander, Ludwig y Gutnann John j. German a.
sheriff OF tho city County ScwYOrk, Defendants
TO the above named rcfcndans:
You hereby summoned e. the complaint
th action md 70 serve copy 81 your the plain.
ms attorneys within twenty days OF THIS
-lmnon- exclusive cf the day service. Oh
failure apictr judgment will taken
against you by default FOR the relief demanded In the
plant.
Dated Ncw.lOrk. December 97th 1892.
SEWARD, GUTHRIE & HOIAWFTZ
Attorneys for Plaintiffs,
once and Posto"icc address, No. - Ma. ~au-st
Scw.York City.
To the above named defendants TTncst Lpman HefnaA
IliiGrshcm and Edward Fricjandor:
The forrCon. summons l. scrci upon BY publica.
lion pursuant 10 order ~ Hon George l.. Ineraham.
Justice II Che supreme Court ~ the STATE Of New.York
dated tc 10th day ~ June 1923 and nlet with the
pnnt that dy Ia the oi:c az the Clerk CITY and
County New-Yolk at he Comfy Court House I'm tho
CRY ~ NcwYOrk, STATE OF Acwyora United States Of
America.
Dated Nrw.Yora, June 18TH 1893.
SEWARD GUTHRIE & MORAWITZ.
Attorneys fDr Plaintiffs
ONCE and postorice address, No. ~ Nassau-st
NewYork city.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-08-06
DIDN'T See rHE sArlRR
Fort Townsend q. 4. =. Tokse the
s.OreRunisu" Sertously.


s.Oregoatan" Seriously.
:'oRr TOWNSEND. Aug. a-lSpecial AT
tie meeting OF Farragut Post, No. Is, q.
?. r.. held here Monday evening, two
clippings from editorials in the Oresoniaa
we're severely condemned In resolutions,
3';sess two editorials were attempts At
rs;ire directed against those who are
s4says decryiag pension rolls and declar.
Ing that 'thc war is over" OF course the
,'rsgyHias mean, to slap this class. but its
sNssre Mas so weak and clumsy that the q.
5 X. men put exactly the opposite CON-
sssuction upon IL and roasted the Gyessoa.
sas. which mean; To be ita friend. in tie
following resolutions;
''WBExKss. We notice with cou,u,nried
l~Niings Of profound astonishment and in.
.ftsnation recent publications in the Port
sa'id tssy"asssa. rresentious Newspaper
= this Coast, IN its issues OF June Is and
fAsy NJ. ~ follows:
"tfss ssr wxs ended 80 tens ago that ,sa~,
:. the people 81 tire Northern ststes have q ute
SsSosiea ~ az care little nothing 10. tnss>a
" 10 foagss IL through The time nxs s.e~r
reached saes taose - no uenla % xiss 70 s.ar
~ pensions exceed tas mamt<r al ,ao.e Wa,
ssSS get xesefDsa ey say seat vaeasat &c
Kfs,ut whss IL due So the old sosalse ira a.
"a a.ssrsstoa soasa gale iaealsey more sv ems.
sSss dows TIE psastoa Rolls two-sagsa. o. taree-
{%s@ttns tsS1 ~ Sad.i to&e ~ s&e
Fas people NJ ssrge-sa immense sasso.fty "a
~ aosa hare iorxcsten the days Of ssSi IS or s.sn
ssses aay rasnsicn 81 tsem bore, ~ scraacs an
sxs unvosshy Of p~trsss and seatieszAa Ola
IA as 10 eessAsa. tes spirit Of the csuasry In, a.
ssesnSci taAx NO war l.ks tast woaia o. tosash,
tasoaxh aev. Ike rsAa y 10 dsea tos his cosr.
tss er otsersd - die Toe Il 10 Thought ri now =.
soss OF rcsnasstc fc<a - ksrsssy urasa4ssn,
.fssss IS, ssess
Soarassats cone sroEs cid so,assrs In All
S@sss at tAe eo9atsy saas sseis psasioas have
tSan susrsastet fhsee il little pataenes vita
sasz cossp siats. lsns u asoas ims snas sSssr.y
EssSrs was sss forgosssas Aoexsay Row kaous
f%s certain Who = - rsht. any sow. &C What eide
uss the fzxat side. II eeaWs To ss aboas tune 10
sss asva - Ne eompiasnang cid rsnateass ana
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Jss =. saas
s.Axp WrxxrAs. sseh utsessnces should
NOT ~ allowed 20 60 forth 70 the world
unchail<u9ed Or unrebuked,
I'VE. thereto ~. - lac soldiesS Of the
Union and - patriotic citizens, make the
fOaloWiug declaration.
I'VE hold that the pension roll Of tne
nation II and ever should remain roll Of
hcaoe and. % that end, ve favor tie most
searching exA0inatsOn Of al appdicaS10ns
tos od0isD5on % u. thss sts benatts b mos
abused. and the ssricssst scrutiny OF II -
il exists, thas Is may b purged Of the pres
sncs q any Who may have unwofshiIy
gained . ptace there. We demand. hOu-
ever. that eli shaiI s. done in the spirit Of
the hroedess Hbesslisy and In earnest
frisndiiness 70 tha inspiration and pur-
poses and IN strict compliance With the
requirements Of the Law. We maintain
that II no sense can the distribution on the
part Of e0vernmeus Of passions % it, dis
abted soldiers and the families Of it he
role dead b considered In the hight Of
. charity, but that IL 10 IN act Of simple
justice 70 the recipient, on the one hand.
and Of honest dtschazgs Of governmental
obligation, on the other. We declare tnas
the utterauco that cYiticiseS the assertion
or recognition Of this Obligation - 'sensi-
mental nonsense or those 70 whom u -
aus - complaining Old penslouets -
unworthy IN American citizen or the civ
li1ation of the age.
We uHquaiifiediy denouncs the asser-
ton that the days Of 1876 can ever b
forgotten. and the kindred assertions OF
the publications mentioned ~ foul libels
on the intelligence and patriotism OF the
American psople. That such sentiments
can hnd expression in this country and
this Are - 70 " incomprehensibie, and We
0nhssitatingiy proclaim that they can en-
ansse only from the disordered brain and
barren heart Of bastard and m migrate
who, from his own voluntary choice. had
no part or lot In the glorious achieve
ments Of those historic days. while he
gTesdily takes advantage of the DEMENT'S
they secure TO decry and defame them,
and who richly deserves 70 be placed At
tha mercy Of that anarchy to which his
pernicious teachings directly tend.
We recognise IN it, widest significance
the freedom Of the press. but We assert, st
the same time, the right Of the people TO
defend Themselves against it, unbridied
license. We. therefore. cali upon all good
citizens TO rebuke such atrocious an
biasphemous sentiments by Withdrawing
or Withholding ell encouragement from
the periodical which gives them cur
rency. and RELOCATING it' to the sole sup
port OF the Infamous few who agree With It
In stigmatiSing the late war for the Union
- 'dirty niger war and that In rela-
ton to it. nobody knows who was right
or what side was the right side.
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Under the auspices Of Court Friar Tuck.
No. 1894. Ancient Order Of Forsster.. the
steamer Wiilapa will leave Yesler wharf
At .. m. Saturday. August II, and ar
rive Al Victoria IT p. m. Leave Victoria
8 .. IN. Sunday. August IS, returning via
San Juan islands and Deception pass,
reaching Seattle ~ q p. m. Only limited
number of tickets viii be sold aud can be
secured Of |. A. Dinsmore, Merchants
dock. foot Of seneca street. or Of Sunset
Publishing Company. IA Cherry street.
Fare round trip. 81 so.
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The regular monthly meeting of tina
board of Friendly Visitors viii take pl.cs
tomorrow Al $50 n. m. IN the rooms OF the
bureau. Seattle National bank building
business pertaining TO the East Seattle
entertainment, soon to be given for n.
eenens of the emergency fund Of the
board. will be attended to.
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GODS TEMPLES.
Where Religious Services Will
b Held Today.
SUBJECTS or the PREACHERS.


HEanuAl confern
enne Of the Adj
vent Christian
church, for the
district Of West
ern Washington.
Il now beinR held
ut Olympic hall.
No LILO Second
street. The meet
ings will continue
until August Is.
and will consist
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Have no equal - . prompt and pos.tivs cure
tor sick headache, Gilioasness. constipation
pain ia tie side, and I'll liver troubles. Carter
Little Liver paaix Try fhcia-
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There are only three dsys more left of our fre>
excursions on Lake Washington GU steamer
Kirkland. leaving Madison street wharf hourly.
Hyama. Pa1son Co
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6sss.is Council, No. LILA. has changed
its meeting nights from the 6rst and third
TusSsy evenings in each month 20 the
nrys aad third Fridays.
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To-day ws vii! have Cur iIveufls had q, IN,
Eisa music Tor eur Tree excursion On Isxs
" ~ @sssngion- Boat makes hourly trius from
Nstsssoa street wharf Hyasas, Psasoa 4 ca
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savings deposits draw intsrsss u the Puget
souns; sAvis1s hank.
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spirisaalisss.

Spiritual meeting-Masonic temple, Second
street entrance. Sunday evening, 8 O'Clock
Mrs.. Steers, medium.
Spiritual meeting In Redmen's hall 7:30
p m. Platform free. Closes with circles, in
which mediums will give messages from spirit
friends and tests through spirit power.
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0ethodtst PRetestant Chufches.
DuWamish-sunday school d =. Preach
ing Sp N b. Rex. Martin White
Columbia-Sunday school, 1880 4 m: John
Keisc. superintendent: followed By sermon
South Seattle - Sunday school 2 n m.
Christian EndeAvor 6:lS p n. Preaching
7:la Prayer meeting. Wednesday evening.
First-Third and Pine streets Services II
9. NJ. and p m. BY the pastor. Rev. CLARK
DayiA Y. r. & C. e. 6:O d m SUNDAY
shool l2:0 Seats iroo
scoond-North Seattle. Republican and War
rem streetA Rev. Jostah Shepherd, pastor
Preaching II q. N. and 8p. n. By the pas
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Eiwood's olive oil. I0ueA's. sis Prom.
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Universalists.

The ladies Of the Industrial Society will hold
Hiram Riddsli. :2l Depot street. near Cedar, on
Wednesday, August 8 special meeting will
b held on Thursday evening. August TO- q the
Unitarian church, on seventh, between Union
and Pike. at 7:90 y m. Addresses Will be made
by Rev. Almon Guuuisou, D. D., Of Worcester,
Aasa. aud Rev. e. C. Sweetsss. d. D., two of the
most distinguished clsfgymen In the dsnomina-
ton; commencing ct 7:0
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Christian chapel-Warren street, half block
north Of Front street power house. services
III Z m Dr.. William Chapman, pastor
Seventh Day-30e Poplar street Sabbath
school, 10 q m. Services. II q m. every satur-
day. Prayer meeting. Wednesday evening 7.So
d N.
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otivtsy small Several ~ the osdsEs are
gso~fag very rapidly. especially the
knights Of Pythtas, The Odd Fellows and
The Enssstsrs. The Grand Army men are
considerably exercised abo1t Secretary
Hoge Smiths pension rulings. and will
edeps resolutions protesting against them
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today. 800
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Sacred Hcart-Bell and Sixth street. Con.
Quoted BY the RsdemptoTists. Mass 1870 Z. m.
Our Lady OF Good Help-South Fourth and
Warrington streetA Rev r. 4 Prcfontains.
pastor.
Immaculate Concsption-sixth and Spring
streets Rev. Victor Garland. a J., pastor Con.
Quoted By the Jesuita Early mass. .. m.
and q m. High mass, l0;O q m. sunday
school, p n. Instruction and bsnsdiction,
r:3 u. N.
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Corner Tenth and Pine streets Rev. John
Glen. pastor. Residence 81 Pine street Preach
ing IL q m. and 5:aD p m. class meeting J., m. !:
sabbath school, S.AS . M; "wednesday prayer
meeting 7:O d m
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Barracks. SIS Jackson street. Msssings enc
II Z M, ana p N
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u.itarian Church.

Seventh, between Pike and Union. Rev W.
q. Eliot. IT,. pastor. Service II .. m. Sub
ject Of sermon: 1.-The Worlds Fair - . Proph.
ct" being the last In = series Of sermon,
upon the Worlds faif. Seats free SUNDAY
school - 80 p m
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Rev. Alfred Inwood. pastor OF the Battery
street Methodist EpiscopAi church, will idrsss
today.
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Theosophy.

The Thsosophieai Society meets In Pestis'
muaic hall, l00s Front street, p. m Sub
jsct. The septenary Nature Of Man." By Nrs.
Fanny 4. sheffield. OF Tacoma
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Uaised Asetess Order 81 DsssAs
Rainier Grove. No. s. conferred the
psasd's degree TAursdsy night IL has
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Christaan ChureAes.

BpeocOpoI Nooroeees
Sc Marks Edgewases Nissios-snnday school.
sp H.
81 Johns, West Seastie--services, 7 p m, By
Rev. ChaAl
ST. Masy's-wooetaad park Service. Sis
p m, by Rev. c. T. Roberta
St stephens-BAliard-S Service. II 4 N. and
80 p IA. BY the rector. Rev. r. T. HyIsnd-
Trinity-Eixath and James streets Rev
George Herbert Watson. b. n. rector. Feast
81 The Isaaeegsration Holy Connunion,
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Friday evening. Jsiy IS isaa, eoar; of
Fasesssrs Was instituted AT Arlington.
ehrisssned Eureka. Ma SSss." and on
Saturday evening. July ~. Coart Sesiro,
No. :. M. was Instituted at ScaroA u. q.
4. L.. q. g. Moss was the Organiser Of
these eoarts, assisted by D. s. Z. r.. w.
srrsggs The court ~ Arlington vAs in
ssiseted Sith forsy-one members. and the
one ~ sedro with twsn;y menshers. bat
cutie number raare will take member.
chip with stsoss eosr.s in the near future.
Ceuft Enssrrrsse. No. 80. Of this city.
initiated one candidate Thursday evening.
one candidate va. initiated into Queen
City Circle. Ne i.s Companions OF she
Forrest. Wednesday evening.
August Is - fores.ers' day, and il Ia.
been decided 10 hare = hasket picnic al
Woodland park
uaissd Ancient Order 81 DsasAs.
Evening journal., 1893-10-28

compound as the remedy that has made
them well show how faI superior It is to
all other remedies.
But Il Paines celery compound, I'm
doubtedly the highest product of the
medical knowledge Of this country. Is
good for the rich and the famous, il is
also good for plain. common, every day
people, and from them come thousands
of testimonials that when life and health
have been at stake it has made them
well.
Paines celery compound. the dis
covery of which is due to no less sclen
list than Prof Edward 4. Phelps, NJ. ID .
LII d., of Dartmouth, makes new, pure
blood nourishes the tired, shaken. badly
fed nerves, and cures those ailments
which result from one or the other.
Sound sleep, a gain in flesh, and new
strength are the words that come un.
derlined in the many letters received
from grateful men and women in all
callings of life
w. Allen Hubbard, NJ D., 20 West
Cedar ST., Boston, one of the Hubs best
physicians, writes of cases whore he has
had most satisfactory results in pre-
scriblng this remedy, and says what
hundreds Of other physicians have said
before.
Il do not hesitate to endorse Paine's
celery compound
Evening journal., 1893-10-28

OF deception Professor Hermann has
made lifelong study In this interest
he has visited the far-famed eastern
lands Of mystery, aud has won from the
willy Indian conjurers, secrets Of their
enchautment with which to charm away
for while our practical common sense
His entertainment is an agreeable diver
sion from the usual dramatic representa-
lions OF the play houses. Before the eye
apparently impossibiities occur, trans.
formations are effected, until one won.
ders II ones own self remains unchanged
At wave Of the conjurers hand the
bare, brown earth blossoms like the rose
my lady's jewels are destroyed. then re.
stored to perfection. Hermann appears
here at the Grand Opera House ON
November
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Letters IRON lie PeoPLe.



To the Editor Of the Evening Journal.
SIR: The public has been treated 10
n lengthy article IN yesterdays Morning
News regarding the occupancy of the
''old academy" in the Ninth ward
The writer has drawn somewhat
on his Imagination and in his glib style
has exaggerated things and has in a
disparaging manner referred TO the
members of the board AS q matter Of
fact the "old academy, previous'to 1874.
was under the care and control Of the
School Commissioners Of Brandywine
hundred. In that year by an act OF the
Legislature the building was put in the
custody Of the mayor and City Council Of
Wilmington for the sole use Of the citi-
zens Of the Ninth ward
In 1879 Council granted the use of the
building to the Brandywine Library
Association which has occupied the
upper floor since that time. IL is true.
the r. l. Martin Club-now thing of
the past-held political meetings in this
building The same Is also true of the
Ninth ward Republicans. They have
held meetings here repeatedly During
the past ten years there have been
several attempts to take the room from
the B. l.. A., but they have been in.
elfectual
The Public Buildings Committee Of
the present Council met by appointment
several members of the b. l.. A. and
requested that they vacate the upper
floors, as It was wanted for a kinder
garten for the little children OF the
Ninth ward. They agreed to vaeate.
providing the use OF the lower rooms
be granted them. Two members OF
the committee bad no objections TO
granting the request aud signfed
their willingness
The b. l. A. realize aud appreciate
the good that can DO done by the women
Ia charge Of the Kindergarten, for the
little ones, but also feel that a great
deal Of good work has been, and can be
done, by the Brandywine Library Asso-
citation. Good citizens OF the ward can
and are willing to testify to this fact
The 'old academy" is the only available
and suitable place over here. aud, as the
association has wellnigh given up its
rooms for a good cause, they have asked
the Building Committee Of Council to
grant them the use OF the lower room
aud feel they have no reason TO refuse
the request.
MEMBER or THE ASSOCIATION.
Wilmington, October 90
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OVERCOATC

Are what every one will be
looking for these days A word
to you before you make your
purchases. Visit our Coat De-
partments-where you will
find hundreds ofthem to select
from at $500, $1,000, $I2.oo
and $500. We show more
styles than you will find else
where. Some extra long cut
in Black and Blue, Double and
Single-Breasted for the young
men for SIS 90, $4,000, $25. :
90 and $1,000. You cannot
find better values in this or any
other market for the little
folks. You will find grand
line of Refers and Cape
Overcoats in all grades. Just
opened another lot of Refer
Suits andS novelties to-day.
Come in and see them whether
you are ready to buy or not.
Evening journal., 1893-10-28

Robert j., 2O5l, the PAGER who has
come out this season, was sold for S295 i'm
Philadelphia a year ago
Nancy Hanks will go against her
record, . 0i, next Monday at Terre Haute.
Ind
Harry Tyler is still breaking bicycle
records He made an eighth Of mile
in IL 10 seconds and 100 yards in 4 3
seconds yesterday, at Springfield. Mass
The yacht Pilgrim, which was built in
this city. as a cup defender, has been
sold aud will be turned into a steam
yacht
George Godfrey, the colored heavy.
weight Of Boston, and Steve O'Donnell.
Of Australia. will meet in Providence on
November s ia an eight-round contest.
ODonnell must put Godfrey out in six
rounds
The Esmeralda Bay Club will give its
second athletic exhibition in the Grand
Opera house on Thursday next. Several
interesting bouts have been arranged.