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was transferred to the flagship Alexandra, on
which his uncle, the Duke Of Edinburgh. was
Admiral. Thus he completed three successful
years of service in the Mediterranean, and then
returned to England for another course OF tram
ing in gunnery at Portsmouth, His next ap-
pointment at sea was February |, 1889. on
the Northumberland flagship OF the Channel
SQUADRON lie took part in the naval manoeuvrcs
of that year. as commander Of torpedo boat.
In the course of the man0euvreS another torpedo
boat disabled her screw off the coast OF Ireland,
and was in danger OF drifting on 10 a lee shore
The sea was running high and there was a stIi
gale blowing Prince GcOrg" was sent 10 her as
sistance The task was most difficult one, oW-
ing the delicate construction or such Dod's.
He showed. however, such skill. judgment ana
nerve in approaching, securing with wire hawSer
after several hours effort and ultimately towing
the disabled craft into safety, aS won MN hlgl
praise
The Admiralty ordered the Prince, on May s,
1890 70 the command of the large gunb0at
Thrush. on the North American ana West Indian
stations In that capacity he successfully accom-
plshed the difficdlt task of towing torpedo
boat across the Atlantic He also vistel Canada
and the United States, and acted a. the Queen :
representative in opening the industrial "Nhioi-
ton at Kingston, Jamaica. Returning 10 Eng
land he was promoted to the rdEk OF commander
on August 27 s9l. In the autumn OF that year
lie went TO visit his brother, the Duke OF Gar,
ence at Dublin. There he contracted typhoid
fever. and nearly lost his life But his robust
constitution held out and he recovered his heal ia
lust in time 10 stand by thr dcath-bed of his
brother, who had fallen a victim to pneumonia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-06
STATE SANITARY INSPECTORS TO BEGIN WORK.

Albany July 5-The six sanitary inspectors appo'nteo
by the State Board OF Health last week met az the
rooms OF the board here to-day and were instructed
bv Dr. Balch the secretary Of the board. as to Their
duties Each Inspector has from six TO Twelve
counties TO look after and they VIII visit every city ana
village within this extensive district ana report
I'm writing 70 the state Board the sanitary conditions
throughout the State especially along the borders With
recommendations and also report upon the Workings
of local boards Of health. The inspectors Will start
r ,hcr work 10 morrow and II + expected will com.
,i, ,he,r lobors by september Is. Each inspector
,ri receive n salary of 300 a month and expenses.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-06

the British Empire is already very wide. India
is the 0.y portion of the Queens territories that
he has not yet seen. Iii, experience of men ana
of human character both ashore aud alloat' mas
baen already very varied, and he has used II well.
:" The undoubed brain power that he possesses
is inherited perhaps from the Prince Cons3Tt rs rs
we'll AS from the Queen OF Denmark. ne ~
,"novn 10 be a great reader, of active habits OF
mind and body punctual in the discharge OF the
smallest appointments, warm and constant IN his
friends alp, endowed with large share Of pracu-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-06

cal common-sense. simple in his tastes ana likc
his late brother, sinSularly free from any i. t
feelings of others willing to learn from all. e'ncr-
Gus and open-handcd, yet careful and irn-n Oh
his own account for his private allowance ndS
up TO now been moderate III, =
low countrymcn may patiently await ana Wa,.n
the further development Of such Il character WIN
strong faith and with large hope.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-06
NEW YORK COuMANDS At CHIcKAMATGA

Albany, July Ex-Governor Flower to-day. under the
authority conferred by Chapter 800 Of the laws Of this
year appointed General Daniel Butterhed, OF New
York CITY, Colonel Lewis Il. Stecnian Of Brooklyn.
and Clinton Beckwith Of Herkimor, Commissioners to
mark the positions Of the New-lork regiments DAT
ferries and independent organizations engaged IN the
49,, - ch,oto,,,pc, and Chattanooga Tire.
Thousand dollars Is appropriated for the expenses OF
thesr commissioners. who ale 10 cooperate with The
National CoW mission.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-06
A ROYAL WARDROBE.
TIE WEDDING OUTFIT OF \ FUTURE QUEEN
OF ENGLAND
THE Product OF BRITISH And IRISH INDUSTRY

-THT BRIDESMAIDS AID THEIR GOWNS.
4 similar feeling Of patriotism TO that shown by
the German Emperor when he Insisted that every
item in the trol,scau + his sister should r made Of
native material, in he Fathcrand mas actuated the
Duchc,, of Tock and her fair daughter In preparing
the wedding outfit OF the royal bride. and every
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-06
HOME OF THE HAPPY PdIR
YORK HOUSE. ST. JAMES'S PALACE.
THE HONEYMOON TO BE SPENT 1T s,NDEINGHAN
A GLIMPSE OF THE LONDON HOME OF
THE DUKE AND DUCHESS.

"A
THE DUKE AND DUCHESS
After their wedding todlv the pnncely p'ir VII
proceed 10 York cottage. AT Sandrngham 10 Sp'n"
the honeymoon. Thereafter they will make 'h''r
home I'm -. Jamess Palace. IN apartments Whrh W.
Duke of Clarence selected and partly iitch Up i"r
his own Use. They are the apartments occupied d
the late venerable Duchess Of Cambridge Ia" ara"
ing room in the Duche,sS time, was cdl'd 'h'
"China Room" from IN, fact Of the walls being decor
aicd with old japanese ana Chimes" f'i'hcr on
a red velvet background II Is now a mod riheI
room. thrty-siX by twenty five feet In dim'nNl n.
The walls panellcd in six brocad" OF an 'A-
quisite shad" Of green. ana AT the extreme END hahg
a beautiful pcc" cf old tapestry. Adjoining and ~
the rear. a,e the c4ucrry', bedroom. pap"rcd III
pink and white the lady waiting, hciroom, and
close al hand. her sitting room. p aodnt and bright
with prime -coorcd wal paper.
The dining DOM, a. described by writer IN " Tie
Anglo American Zines Is about tn" size
II is lighted by four Windows. and La, hi-h white
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-06

tho most private portion Of ia" house. n'm'F
the wardrob "r"oms The garments Of ordin"''
people however wealthy, BE- slowed away III c"li
paraiiv'y small compass: but thos" upon whom ui'
burden OF royalty falls. With H. demands for gic'
variety oi uniforms and state robes. compelled
haN" such large stock on hand that u i u,
nlrrll>c 10 ma two extensive TOoGIS provided WIN
numerous pr",,c, and endless oOhlnV8nccs Tor l'
housing OF "Vry Ina 'nahl' Kind Of costume. -.
Ducbesss room, Which, strange to say. l. TIE smaller
ono. VIII te used ll her two drcosrrs' - their s
ting room
TIL, home Of the Prince and Princess will hence
forth be known as York House. II is only short
distance from Marlborough I0usc, the urban r'oi h'
OF the Prince 81 Wales.
1O-DAY'S PROGRAMME.
The marriase ceremony will occur to-day, III 'hc
Chapel Royal II. J1mcss Palace, a little after 'l'
stroke OF noon. The Archbishop Of Canterbury wiz
of ciai". ana the services will b. fully choral NV
the confederation assembling Dr. Crcser Will pay
various pieces upon the organ and among other ''s
4 wedaih, march specially composed for the oron,,'n
by hnisl. There win In al De five proeeo,,'P;hhs
up The chapel The first. being the procession Oh ~.
Archbishop the clergy and the choir. Will be accom-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-06

like anybody else. Every sub-lieutenant has to
pass five examinations, one each in seamanship,
in navigation, in torpedo, in gunnery and in
pilotage In four OF these Prince George achieved
the unusual distinction of obtaining first class,
and thus won his promotion to lieutenants rank
ON October s, 1855.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-06
PART II. J
JULY 6, 1893.
THE ROYAL WEDDING.
o,,t,rt re ABOUT THE FUTURE KING AND
QUEEN OF ENGLAND.

v,c BRIDE. HER NOBLE ANCESTRY AND
CHARMING PEEsoNAIITY-THE BRIDE
cpoous MANLY CHARACTER AND
rrc CAREER As A SAILOR.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-06
\ GALLANT YOUNG SEAMAN.

Fairly in the following year he assigned
to service on the Thunderer In the Mediterranean.
and then in the Dreadnought, on which latter
ship he became lieutenant on August p. 1850.
There he served until April 20, 1855, when he
Evening journal., 1893-01-26

spoke Of the Holy Spirit except as a per.
son. There IS no misfortune In unbelicf.
for 1t can be removed The Holy Spirit
is 20 convince q person Of the sin OF un-
belief. Some people are afraid to so 20 a
church whore the Holy Spirit is at work.
They don't want 70 be made uncomfort-
able
Tho spirit Of God ellis us with hope
and gives liberty Many men i'm the
pulpit me bound $50 that they cannot
preach The fault may be with the
minister or IL may be ia the pews. IL Is
easy to preach when people pray, but
how hard it is when they sit there and
pick the sermon 10 flaws lt is 50 easy
TO find fault. Men without brains or
heart can do that When man fails at
everything. me takes up fault-hnding
and writes 20 the newspapers
The spirit of God shall testify of Christ.
The spirit has nothing TO do with hair
splitting over theological questions. The
Holy Ghost shall guide us into an truth.
The newspapers can only tell what has
happened, but the Holy Ghost sometimes
tells what viii happen. Christ seldom
spoke Of His death, but he spoke of His
resurrection.
ANN htNNi nNN liNtNNh AA'l va NNN ivy
Ghost unless he is full OF scripture, The
Holy Ghost brings things to remem
hrance Now I want 90 speak Of tn,
Holy Ghost as O comforter believe lie
has bound mp more broken hearts IN
every twelve months ia the last eighteen
centuries than all the nddels put
together. He win comfort every one
God keeps the spirit, but we must keel
the temple clean.
At the Overflow Meeting.
Rev. William = Swartz, Rev. Or. Sey
mour, OF Philadelphia, and Mr.. Sanke.
made addresses at the overflow meeting
in Delaware Avenue Baptist Church
There was much singing and prayer.
Evening journal., 1893-01-26
RECENT LITERATURE.

Never has there been a time when
religion was viewed so broadly as to day
and all persons who have the courage 10
look theology squarely in the face viii
find the February Arena Indispensable
I'm It Kinza Hirai a profound scholar
who is descended from the royal family
of Japan, aud through whose personal
munifcence a large academy for free
education has been opened in Japan, dis.
cusses "Religious Thought in japan.
This scholarly gentleman has made a
careful study Of the religion of the East,
and his contribution is noteworthy. Ia
the same magazine The eminent Unitarian
divine. Rev John w Chadwick, dia-
cusses "The New Testament, and Rev.
H. Ernest Allen, secretary of the Ameri
can Psychical Society, contributes q
searching argument on "The Supremacy
Of Reason i'm Religion
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DTHh

AUsTERMUHL-m this city, ON the elst
instant, William IT,, son of the late Cun-
rad and Henrietta Ausicrmuhl, aged ia years
and months.
BALDWIN. In this city, on the 20th in
stant, Robert Baldwin. in bis iith year.
CARLISLE. I'm this citv. ou january "a,
james N. Carlisle, in the iith year Of his age.
EsTLIN-On January e. Theodore Estlln,
aged 80 years.
FOREMAN. In this city. on the 2ith In
stant, Albert A. Foreman, in the tSth year of
his age.
MccREA. on Tuesday, January "a, Elsi,
FarQuhar McCrea.
O'pONNELIs-ln Cochranville. Chester Co.
Pa. irah Elizabeth O'Donncl, aged 20 years
Youngest daughter of the late Patrick and
sarah O'Donnel.
Relatives and friends ot the family are I'm.
vited rnuttend the funeral from the residence
Of Daniel Hnggoriy, t2l West Eighth street
ON Friday, morning, january &th, al q O'Clock
High Mass ut 80 Peters r. q. Church. Inter
ment at Cathedral Cemetery.
TAYLOR.-ln this city, ON the 2lst instant
William raA Tor. aged 20 years.
VAN KLEE0K.-in this city. on the 2itl
instant. ounnrd Gausovuort Van klceck, Tor
morly Of New York.
WILSON. In West Grove, Pa, ON the 2ls
/ instant, James Wilson, aged Ol years.
Evening journal., 1893-01-26
E EBLY NEWS SUMMARY
NutionaI.


The House was unable TO do anything
In consequence of Mr. kilgore constant
fliousterng to prevent the bankruptcy
bill being taken up.
The Presidents message in reply to
the House query on the subject of GUS
toms regulations as TO Canadian railroads
is expected soon.
Secretary Foster made a lengthy statis-
tical statement TO Chairman Springer as
to the condition of the Federal finances,
present and prospective.
A number Of changes in existing pen.
sion laws are decided on by the Demo.
Gratis Of the sub Committee on Appropria.
tions. and will be recommended to the
full committee.
The messengers to Indiana, Montana,
Wisconsin and Oregon have not yet
reached the national capitol
After few hours session the Senate
confirmed the nomination of Judge Nc
COmas
Commander Henry J.. Johnson, who
run the Mohican on the Alaska rocks
has been dismissed from the navy IN dis
grace.
An amendment by Senator Hall
to the naval bill authorizing the con
struction of twenty one new ships was re
ported TO the Senate.
Evening journal., 1893-01-26
IIcrNsEs.


NTOTlCE-L Il. FREDD ORTLIp. THE
~ tenant aud occupant of the house
situated at SO. 0l8 French street. known
as the Central Hotel,in the sixth ward, In the
city OF Wilmington, county of New Castle
and State OF Delaware, IN compliance
with The requirements OF the acts of
the General Assembly I'm such case made
and provided, do hereby give notice that !
shall apply in writing 90 the Court OF General
Sessions of the Peace and jail delivery of the
State OF Delaware, lm and FOR New Castle
county ON Monday, the 9th day Of February,
1888, being the noXt term of said court, for a
license for said house. as an inn or tavern, for
the sale therein of Intoxicating liquors in less
quantities than one quart, tp hg drunk on the
premises. and thc following respectable citi.
lcus of said ward. at least twelve of whom
are substantial lrccholdere of said ward,
recommend the said application, Viz
George hOvcrsun Harry y. ofipuCn
dumca k. Orippen Fred. W. Heiss
a. &C.. Osborne Peter Wuricy
g.. ~. Evans Henry ynch
Martin II. Trauh Arthur NJ. Davis
Naihancl Moore W. j. Kelly
W. Brimmcr Henry Schneider
Frank Lynch William Schneider
/ IS "a. Chadwick J.. Lewis Row
] tdw j White Jos. llendol
/ j. g. August schuler A. Murine
Geo. D.. Garrett Michael Alalloy
Joseph Row Custa Mcconnell
l Daniel farra.
E. FREDD ORTLIP.
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PennsyIvania.

Representatives Of a large number Of
leading trade and political reform bodies
of Philadelphia. of City Council, and Of
the newspapers. appeared before the
Senate Committee on Municipal Affairs
at Harrisburg and argued in favor of
the penrose resolution abolishing the
Public Building Commission.
The House Elections Committee heard
testimony in the FRANKLIN Forrest CON
test at Lancaster and Adjourned tin Nom
day next
Mayor Merritt of Reading, signed the
ordinance giving trolley privileges 10 the
City Passenger Railway Company.
Evening journal., 1893-01-26

Of an act 10 renew the charter of the New
Castle Library
A number of thememhers attended the
meeting Of the Kent County Teachers
Institute this afternoon
Evening journal., 1893-01-26
NOrICEs

NOTICE TO TEACHERS THE TENTH
~ Annual Session OF the Institute ,or tho
Cnlorcd Teacher Of Delaware Will be- held at
Whntconts NJ 4. Church. in Dover, on Feb
ruarv Sth, gth and 10TH ncxt. All teachers
aro required Co attend and their salaries will
hc allowed them for the day they are ia at
tendance at the Institute the same as II they
were teaching. IL is expected that you VIII he
present az the opening session. at II O'Clock.
"a. m. February sth, be ready tonnswcr Co your
name at roll call and remain throughout the
session.
The Executive Committee Informs us that
they have prepared h programme, % De hlled
by competent instructors. that Will prove
both interesting auu profitable.
Those who wish accommoi ions procured
for them should address Prof. NJ NJ. heamcf,
at Dover. as early as convenient
ln order TO dciray expenses OF Institute "a
fee of nifty cents is asked from each teeeher.
By order of II. ID dhlftiN.
superintendent New Castle County.
q. &. rINDAL.
Superintendent Kent County.
j. q. GRAY,
Superintendent sussex 'ounty.
NOrrlE-Is HEREBY GIvEN THAT 1
~ win apply at the present session of the
General Assembly of the State of Delaware
for divorce yinculo matrimonh from
''''' ''' - " MKRGARET e. wEIGANDT
NTOTfCE.-THE COUNTY ASSESSMENT
N Is now completed, and may be seen at the
First Ward- james II. Harkins' cigar store
| no 30 NDHt Fourth street.
Second Ward Hugh Diamonds cigar
store. southwest corner of Third and Poplar
| streets.
| Third Ward -Witgil's cigar store. Maryland
/ avenue and Madison street.
| Fourth Ward -AleXanderMcGowa north
| west corner Third and Madison streets.
Fifth Ward Nancy Quigley'a saloon, No
| Gsl Madison street.
Sixth ward-JOhn Morcland'a shoe Store
! King street, below Ninth.
| seventh Ward William S. MOOre's grocery
store. northwest corner Delaware avenue and
| West street.
Eighth Ward Charles e. Taylor's cigal
store, No eco Lombard street
Ninth Mard-jOsuph j. kigby's cigar store
| No 2OO Market street
Teuth Ward-William A. Shields, north
west corner Pleasant and Jackson streets.
Eleventh Ward-Robert Cottingham, NO
80 Maryland avenue.
Twelfth Ward-Pmlip Il. shea's, southeast
corner Fourth and Scott streets.
The assessors viii be I'm session AZ the Court
| House, lovy Court ROOM, on January -
"a, 2s, 30 and 81. for the purpose of making
any corrections and placing any name on
the assessment list That may have beer
| omitted.
Evening journal., 1893-01-26
New Jersey.

The Cumberland County Agricultural
and Horticultural Society elected Ed ward
II Sheppard president.
The Grand Lodge Of Masons began a
session at Trenton.
Evening journal., 1893-01-26
nrAIiItIEp.

HORN TUNIs. AT West PRESBYTERIAN
Church. ON Wednesday. january 2i, 1895. hy
Rev. A. H. Keigwin. Thaniel N. Horn of VIII
mington and Madge @. runis of clayton, Del
Evening journal., 1893-01-26
IsrhnctIon

To close ont balance Of winter stock,
win make it up at reduced prices
LEONuAND HISS.
Merchant Tailor, No 4, East Third street.
Evening journal., 1893-01-26
Political.

Judge John Mertin was elected TO sue
coed Senator Perkins i'm the United
States Senate at Topeka, by a combina-
tion of Populists and Democrats Ninety
one members participated in the election.
the Republicans reiraining from voting
on call of roll.
The appointment Of Professor Simeon
E. Baldwin, of New Haven, 10 be as
sociate Justice of tho Connecticut
Supreme Court of Errors by Governor
Morris, was rejected by the Legislature.
Two more ballots were taken by the
Wisconsin Legislature at Madison fol
United States Senator without any
choice. 10 is said Mitchell viii be elected
to-day
Evening journal., 1893-01-26
N. Y. Clothing House.
Meetlngs cor This Evenlng.

Meetings For This Evening.
Alpha Council, l.. Of r. G.
Admiral DUPONT Post, G. A. r.
Asylum Lodge, ]. o. o. h.
Rrandywine Conclave, 8. w. NJ.
City Council.
clayton Lodge, x. ofp.
Eden Lodge, /. o. o. q.
Fame Castle. A. o. x. of NJ G.
Genersl II. A. smyth Circle.
GonI John a. Logan Castle, A. o. x. OF NJ. O.
jefferson Lodge I. q. O. r.,
Kcol1uk Tribe, 1. o. r.. NJ
Liberty Lodge, A. o. G.. II.
Ladies' Aid of post2, G.. A. r.
Ladies' Aid Of Post 4. q. a. u.
Lady Washington Council, ID. Of l..
Lady Washington Home Communion.
Mt. Calvary Enc. and knights OF 81. J. andM
Naomi Lodge, A. q. l..
So. of st. Vincent do Paul 81. Mary's Church
ST. Johns Commandery, KIT.
q. S. Grant Post q. A. II.
Wawasut Tribe, /. o. r. M.
Wilmington Lodge, A. o. u. W.
Wilmington Lodge, Order Of Tont.
Warwick Castle. *. e.. E.
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JOHN j. O'HARA,
First District
MICHAEL fT. CONWAY,
Second District,
CHARLES WHANN,
mimi lI.IrLnI

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT /
~ win apply nc the present session OF the
General Assembly of the state OF Delaware
for n divorce a yinCulo matrimonu from Mary
n. NcComb JAMES q. McCOMB.
NTOTICE-THE 2sth SERIES OF STOCK OF
~ Perpetual Savings and Loan Association
Is now being issued First payment due
January 8. 1893 Shares can be obtained OF
the secretary on the meeting day and on
Tuesday ami Friday evenings Qt the Office,
LEA pUSEN. President.
WI. GIBBONS. Secretary.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT I
IN viii apply AZ the next SESSION OF the Gem
crl fssembly oftte state Of Delaware fer
divorce from my husband Thomas AcCracken,
n vinculo mHtriirUni
CHRIsT1NE McCRACKEN.
NTOTICE.-f HEREBY INTEND TO AP.
~ PLY Rt the next session of the General
Assembly Cor n divorce from my husband,
On'i''7 - N FkANcENA COLEMAN.
Evening journal., 1893-01-26
Philadelphia.

The officers of the New Century Club
Company say that they refused the use
of their hall to the Musical Association
Of the old colored Episcopal Church Of
ST. Thomas ON the ground of Eek
pediency"
Edgar Scott, of this city, will purchase
q steam yacht and make q tour around
the world in the spring.
Evening journal., 1893-01-26
Miscellaneous.

Advices from Hayii state that Presi-
dent Hippolyte's son, Cheri died sud
denly and that poisoning is charged.
IL is reported at Panama that yellow
fever has broken out at Guayaquil,
Ecuador.
Mr.. and Mrs. Waldi Whipple, variety
actors, were called to their room door at
Butte. Mont, by man supposed to
be Charles Burse, who shot both Of them
and then committed suicide
wills Howard a Kentucky desperado,
was found guilty of murder at Lebanon
Mo.
Frank Henschel, Of St. Louis. who
shot Miss Alice Bruce and then killed
himself, had married the girl secretly
several months ago
Special Agent Britain. of the customs
department seized forty cases of opium
in the sleeping car, Salmon River, of the
West Shore railroad.
1t is understood that Bishop Phillips
Brooks left no viii TO dispose of bis
estate. which is valued ut not less than
$3.50 600.
Recent rumblings in the earth have
led residents in the neighDorhood of Mt
Orizaba, Mexico to fear volcani,
eruption, and there is a similar dread
near Colima.
Martin Schultz, SOyears old, died from
typhus at Riverside Hospital, New
Governor Altgeld, Of nlinoise, and
family and party arrived at Ashevile
n C.. and took up their quarters. Tn,
Governors health has been affected by
the journey.
Evening journal., 1893-01-26
WANTED.

WANrED.-TnE DAY AND EVENING
w sessions OF 6oldey Wilmington Com
mercinl College and School of Shorthand,
corner Eighth and Market streets. now open,
and the attendance of persons ~ 20 90 wears
lhoth sexes) is wanted to I'D .hem for and aid
them TO positions Individual instruction.
Onirc open uaily0 TO 4. Call or write for
catalogue. Enter al any time.
Evening journal., 1893-01-26

Buying new goods every day
for Spring. We'er going to
have a better line than everl
Every year our business grows
More Customers ~ More
Goods.
It's to our advantage to sell
off all we have in stock now,
TO make room for Spring goods
now being manufactured.
Do you need a Suitl
DO you need Trousers?
DO you need an Overcoat?
Look through our Stock.
If there's anything to please
you; you can save money.
Some marked down 10 Pei
Cent. Some 20 Per Cent
Some 80 Per Cent.
Strictly one price and II dis
satisfied with your purchas'
we will return your money.
Evening journal., 1893-01-26
Foreign.

All hopes Of rescuing alive the men
who were entombed by the explosion Of
liredamp in Fortschritt mine at Dux,
Bohemia. has been abandoned. An in
vestigation reveals the fact that 1870 men
lost their lives
Emperor William conferred the deco
ration of the Order of the Black Eagle
of Prussia upon the Czarewitcn.
A dispatch to the Exchange Telegraph
Company at London says that Hance has
asked. the British government for an
explanation as TO the increase of the
British army Of occupation in Egypt