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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-02-20
gste sutr Gin bObes atlter erret3sn.

Sci Berlonel1 tpelDe es Derna9ldIIigen, Die p%erlorenet
an erieber, ipirb Der 2ebenSfooen bit ob9el6nttter, ee
fe beS Sebens Mtitta9sb6be erretbt bobeu. 8roft pelDe
cine Srlubbeotugung nibt bios zines glifli1elt iou=
bern auD zines lan9en Sebers it, fauu er5eugt lro er=
balten luerOeu i'll 66leu mo fe aub ni9t urlpriin9lid
oorbaitben mar, Sanienbe BON Menl9eu, oornnter
nlele aerSte pom 8e6entnng, ipeltbe bic Wirttn9en ooit
poItetter's Wtagenbitters an lt6 pber &nberen erprD6t
6abeu, Ie9et 3engniB ob fir feline punber6are g9irtiam=
felt as gr3euger ppl Strait in ibmd9li9en &pnlhtntto=
6lnftipnireu Der 2ebensorgaue, geiunber Nppetit, 9Jtus=
fetaniob nnb %nm9eitDrte glu1trube meroen burtb ben IN.
itematii6en @ebraut1 oteieS unDer9let6lt9en @llgirs
Derbeigefibrt. Wtan bite ii6 ppr benz @ebrond Io9e=
nonrter 9ausnittel, pelDe bas gitterS onge6li6 er=
ieBen tDnlte1, Wtan perlon9e baS d0te 8ttters, elt at=
erfan1ttes Ntittel gegen 9erbalnn9sI0pdt1e, Wtaloria
uno 9terooiitdt, SQrtieibtgfett, &eber= nuo Ntereuletoen,
ipipie &Deumatismus.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-02-20

0as a0befou1te, felt IS Sabren IN Wtilpaltz
fee, isis, beitebe1be Sa1nereien@@ el9dTt pom
2S. gSerni6 BAT uus leinen bieslGbri9en
SoamenzSatalog iibernittelt. Serr WerlttG,
1uelber auiabrli6 na6 0elti6lalb rettt, INN
bos 8elte pom @utelt GlSSuwable1t, modt lI6
nm Serbrettun9 porSi9li9en Saot9utes Or
lprult9 GrobiteD, iolpie I'M Die 9ebul19 per
latomirtlI9aftli9en 3uitalbe bteles yalloeS
llmrfaBt aIe 9trten gamereiell unS Mai6ine2
rielt. 9erlelbe miro nm onit per1allot, 1pell1l
mau 10reibt an 80. &erut6, @roBbdltoler III
Someretell, sos @ranb @penue, Mtlpantee,
isis.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-02-20
Zine cute Offerte.

9(senten erbalten liberale SeSoblun9 fir
Die Gtuinbruns BON Or. S6oop's wnnOerbore
pieoerb eriteuelOe MeOisin. Sin Nerpenitar=
fer, Der Magelt=, 2ebers u1tb Nierenfrautbeiten
pouitGubig t~rrirt, our9 ieiue @inlpirtltn9 ouf
Die Ierpen, mel9e biele Or9ane fontroQiren.
&ranfelbu9 uub SeOin9uu9en fret. Q~brelire
81. S6oop, 40 Moir Ctr, ~facine. isis.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-02-20
3eDoCl1ttom
IN Ger Petlfunoe.
Cine @ritnoun9 bo>t tpeit>
ASA n AS nA.A.AAAn

Cine @rftnOnn9 bot tueit>
t~rasenOer SeOertnag.
Sie Seilnmg perI6iebener GramfbetteIt
auf bObit einfabe nno btlt9e
@eiIe betuerfftelltgt.
N1GfcDr satr 9tatttr 0as
&oium9sUOrt+
ggie ein 9tatmrproOnft, 6as in etniget
@egen6en 9euti6lanOS ~gefunbsn miro,
fib leicbt gu 6auie BON Seoermaltn Rer7
fteuen lln0 bortbetlbaft III Den meltten
Standardization pertpertben lGbt.
Sa1e[6e finOet @ntuetOung: Set Settludt,
0eberleiben, dlroutid)er 2eibe8perItopfll1g, SGz
morrboibe1t, Titeln, gterpoiitdt, 0tdnner=
fdmdhe, rtnatitrlifen Grtleeru19e1, nte
Broftatorrboe, Sperr1atorrboe, &C., Sartcocele,
e~itertgen Iu8fiiiien, Sbrenletoen, Saubbett,
gteIrQloie, ytaierI~ u1O 0al8~Satarrb ; 1ltBer@
benz BET alen 6rauenfranfbetten, tpte Sletf)z
Iud)t, Standardization, WetBf1B, &tnoer@
%Ioitgfeit, Spiterte II. |. 10.
Ber It'd fir unIcr neues 6eiIperfabret, bag bon
ben beroorrageuniten Mer5ten Der alien uno nelien
WeIt erprobt uno fir gut b~efunoeu luurOe, ~intereiirt,
Der 1dife feine eeneue @Dreiie rebit Sriefmarte, lpo=
rauf mir ibmt cine ausflbrlt1e Bel1ret6ul9 nber
6erteIluna uno &ntpenoung oieler neIen &rfnoultg
Trei a%uIesoen lperoeu.
MEDICINAL GAS 90.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-02-20
Gtablirt felt 1851.
Henry Sehoellkopf,
Wholesale & Retail Grocer.
232 & 23& Ol=2anoolpb=Stry
slpii9en Trattltlt- unb Wsarfet=StraBs
GbtCoap, SSaS..

EOL 0 VH=AQltOOlPL=@lIv
spiI9en %Sro1tlin= unb Warfet=StraBs
@btca9p, Sas.
~oferirt in ~tetrer @aare:
Marimtrte SItiee=9SratsS aria9e,
s~Seittjte Observation-Disclosures in @einIaliee,
s~yeiuite ntar. misunderstanding,
sou. WtiLd1ner Gpab1ria9e,
%saMb. Jto I'm Gpie, SEtclct Gprptten,
Mar. Mai, @seuuauget, ruff. Sar0iteS,
Noriue9. @~tmd)opteS, 9tppcttt=SiI0,
&aOiar, GaIslaroeIem, frntS. SarotmeS,
0eraud) crte &ticslim9c, XaGlS tato StOr,
8eTGud) ertc Male, @Gnic5rlItc,a
8seStpbdI. SdDinfen, Sa!et1i,
@edDte 0r0Mtl c)tp. Ge~k1eIattDtrlts
HramffMrter 9ratMuritt III WIcdDbiidier
G5tre6b. 0GnIeIeberzYa @ tctc;,
QGcGytet Gt.:N ent1GIct g DIN ei5erfaIe,
S~yeiNIteu 81 uaMefort, @Oagicr &1ie,
Uronage &c 4rie, MenlGGtclcr &aie,
S~yeinitett &itnhuraer uIS $saNefale,
@ed)tem Ga.meNtbert, WGvnefiamfGfe,
Gaprera, griinen 3rGMteTf4lc,
@eutidje &ierfartoffclt, eStASnrfeR,
Syrams. @rbict1, y~iieietipargeIn,
GbGntpi0un;:S, STiffett!. Nlipet,
0etPnd. YttSe, 1ntgGr. WGpttfn,
9emtid)eS .3ape4lG)etisltS Wtobnianttctt,
Qted)tcn 9~ieRemjoHig, frGts. StretidDei,
@etroG. 9trneti, Stirl d cn, SSetDeIbeeret,
S~Seinifes SIiueuII, 5sapcrt.
Neue &inle., @9igFe, Nrtt1fert,
@etsengries, Wcrl9erite, Ga9p,
YMG,tDetse en-, SAFER l:,o e1etitetgrnBe,
@tcG)te4t @iebi9'S yIeiI d. ertracf, 0rbS,unrt,
2te djte GatttGe=SbocRlaoc, &afnpL
Scimteu. Saws, Isntfa= mus MinsFaHee,
MeaDte,, grtiaeu ntto iGJwarScn Sbcc,,
9frii6l Wariier Sd,.ipftabaf BON NoSbe6,
Semti@e GpimmraScr, SoIsIdnbe u. I. ~.
KseDry SchOeIIkOpf.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-02-20

aper's @orIapariQa 1T int Sri6iabr fir
Seben bic bette Wtebi3iu. @usmauberer unb
gteiienbe maiden Die @rfobrung, OaB Die
S9tfisfof uno bos gebeu alf Der Gee 1o6=
tbeilig aui Sen 3uitalb beS 6lutes einmirfe1,
lltb Nusi9lG9e, @el@wire, Sin1eu, 6ibz
blGs6en II. |. 10. Derporrufen. Nper's Sarlaz
pariuo 1T ein mtrtlon1es Mittel aeaeM 6iele.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-02-20
y Rot=MQe41

nte ne..fr ej Il e I d1 q p o Il.
Sic unterSei9neten bef5rbern .@aGsete Bis gu 100 @to.
uoG1 IcmtfalLn1tD StitErrcidi, Ga1|pcofii, stors
lveGem, GanemtaeT uuo Der SGl1uSl3 3u Den regel=
mdBigen bon eroeatid, Ell MISUNDERSTANDING
@6eltip beIprogu OteIetben @aarenIeubunGet BON nnb
nab oaeu 2beiIeu @Hrppe5 nno &merifas 5u ben btuI9'
ten Staten.
HenseI, E~ruclkHnanrl d AorDacher,
% 9siuiom ety., Ytcao 9orf.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-02-20
Ser Smett Glefs
tttiOe @nrte1
ttebtt 3mbeDor
&mrirt 9lfmte, Gbrontf@e
1tttO Werpems& ranfbetteH
sWseEse&@
Obtte oen Gebratt@ oott
-.
9rog1tett ooer
Me0isiteat.
ser &uiiIem10aftIiG amt nollfotatuteniten fott1trattrte
aeat0 praftiidDfte @GeftriI0e 0itrtel Der &Selt.
Sic gmwenOnng bs Sr. Smen eteftrti9en @Irtels nS Der eleftrtlDe
Snipblen por3iglib Sesen Nbeumahsmns.

= glAin, SOpa, 3 SctObTy 1871
Sic Snen electric Self & NppGane 60.
@nter Smr ST. Swem-Sbrem s8unide semdB min i3 Sbnen mtteaen mas
SIR gLhrH9er @IrteL on mr sdDan bat gstF ibt elm Sabr 5nrad, Dap 1 anrnS ~
er an &beumatsmus su let@n, oaB tb nit mebr i'm ShnOe mar 81 ar0euea+ aniaas9
5s es INNER oon emm 4Ms gum anber, big es f6 enOtb i'm nhn SINE 1El ssp,
Dqf bo1e1be cana TMf huroe. Gubbent ib 2gfonate nit einem berIbmten Nr6t zee
ooHort bate, mar nmn 3ufanO n9t better, as supOr.
ga lief i'd mir Goe Sebruor auf Nnraten mener SennDe eten Sbwr eetn1lpM
@artel go. 4 11iden, t9 i'm nod @orfbrHt un6 fHbHe audi BALD Die tpobtbnenOe2n
flung. Sd fcnnte better i9lafe+ os ben sansen gsintr oOrber. SD trns Den eu n
enioe aRunat, bst9 unber nrbMIa6ig mar; os ib unfn9, ibn 5u ragen, tear mem 5n'
Fan0 10 eeb, baB i'd Oor Gdma3enin Der grnf ndt mebr niefn fOnnte uo ntnaaen
@iebru Ghm1aen bette. SD fmn lht tdgHD arbeuen, I'm TRACE mernen eerr1lVeH
@unI nod % gm1 Die gSo9e. No9 tMe Sbnen NIT oaB u9 10 oti S9mer5eh III
ben Sasen bats, uno oabur9 bepo9en nurbe, Sbre eefri6m Sniobten tcmnea 81
IHen: be1dbeu baben mir i6r CUTE 9hnfe geen btf SuBfbmer5en gdban. SenH
sic woaeu, t5nnsu sic os oerOfenhi9sn, gum Soften aaer lebenOen gitmentDea"
SD nerbkie 4Gtunsspon SIR;
Silt GGarti
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-02-20

81 1tbTtati de 8e1dtperoen uno Sdrneraet in
2unoe oner Sals lperoen 9elpDDnli9 furirt nit 81. 9.
Sagne's Grpoctorant-eiHem iid9eren 9eilmittel bel Gr=
t0ltunQen,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-02-20
D0niee WieoerRer ffellune Der
Gefnnoheit uno eefdIe6tIihen Rufiefeit
mitteIft Der
ga Gale'i9en WafOarw. Gebanblmns.
Grfolereid, 100 allies Qnoere
feRl9eidla9en if.
MEDICINAL GAs co.,
s35 Rroadway. New Work. N. ~.

Gte sa eaue'I6e @Retboss rnS Tire DorsAss.
1. @pStfatiun Der Mtitte1 brett am Sit Der &ranfbett.
2. Wermeibung Der gerbauuus In6 Ibibp6bnn9 oer
mirtInmfeit Der Nt1tteI.
8. Gneere MnnGberunq an bic beoeutenDen unteren
Cefnuuoen or 9hidenmarfsnerpeu aus Der Mirbes
fGule, un6 baber erleidterteS Ginbrtu9en al Der gttroeuS
hIIitgfeit NIB Der WtolIe be5 Sebirns rnb HiId9rntS.
A. Ser Botieut fam ii3 iel0if nit ftbr %gerinssu Re-
ten pbue Mr5t b~erftelen.
s. Sbr @ebraGth erfprbcrt feline 0erGnherunQ AeT
Bic! pber Der MISREPRESENTATION.
g.. Gle itao ablDlut uuiGdolid.
z. Gle iino Ieidt DDu Se0em an Srt uno Stale eln3ns
fibrsn uuo iuirfen nnrnittelbar ouf ben silt he's uebeIS
tnnerbalb lpeuiger os elmer bolben Gtunoe.
SSemnseidben: 3eitDrfe 8erbauuug, MppefitmonseI,
NbnoGerung, 9eeddtniBi6iDdde beige @SaaInSen unS
GrrDtben, 9artleibt9feit. fteberboiter nnD uerObjer 66er
fiefer S9Iaf nit Srdumen, 9er5flppJe1t, aus19ld9e i'm
Geiidt unb Sals, 8opffpeb. Nbneiguug geQen @eienidoft
Observation-Disclosures Wtangel an Wileusfroft SbtGternS
heit II. f. 10. lnlere neutrality-suspicious. erIoroert feline
NerufsifDrung nub feline Wagenlberlabungeu init WteOt.
ain, bic Ntebitomente iuerben blrett an ben ~offiairtsH
Ser Ga golef6e goIus 1T aud has bette W1itt.I ssssu
Rroufheiten Der 9iIPren, 8lole unb 8orfteberordie.
BUD nit Seueniden uno 6ebron&sanweS
funeet gratis. 1Ian fdreibe ar
ST. Suns SreStOm,
822 RrOQOuQp Jlew Qsrk. i. q.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-02-20
Dem Qooe e%ntronnen.

9oftpren 2 Sab NeDmet . ee9am's 4iIIeu.
Evening journal., 1893-03-02
Making rrench Cook.

The making Of man cook in France
is a lengthy and tedious process. When
a young man decides 10 pursue a cul-
nary career he selects his nominal In
structor, to whom he pays fee of $500.
The aspirant is first assigned TO the veg
etable cook, who teaches him how 10
prepare the raw materials When he
has mastered this, he is initiated into the
mystery of cooking them. This thor
oughly learned he studies the way Of
cutting up raw meat, of preparing fish
and how to stuff, dress, truss and lard
game and poultry. When he has thor
oughly learned this. he is placed before
the range. where he receives instruction
in the various processes Of broiing, fry
ing, roasting and baking.
When he graduates from this depart
ment, he passes under the control Of the
second cook, who reveals to him the
mysteries Of sauces and soups. The in
terest of this functionary in his pupil it
is necessary TO accelerate with liberal
and frequent tips. The young man is
now turned back to the pastry cook, to
whom he serves long apprenticeship in
all that pertains 20 the concoction Of
sweets. pastries and ices. This completes
his culinary education, and he is pre-
pared TO assume the role Of competent
cook.-New York Sun.
Evening journal., 1893-03-02
oad ani,s a snec,alt,.

The latest thing devised to lessen the
labor Of living and the cares OF a house
keeper is u corporation known as the
Odd Job and Tinkering company,
limited. The parent Office of the con-
cern is naturally enough in New York.
but according to its prospectus it has, or
will have, subsidiary companies in all
the large cities.
It is a charming idea-this odd job
Company-and the man who originated
the scheme deserves a vote of thanks for
his ingenuity Though limited IN its
liabilities. its scope Of usefulness IS not
curtailed, but is as imitless as human
wants may necessitate.
If Mary takes it into her head TO visit
her cousin ON wash day and remains alb
sent for q week, postal card TO tine odd
job company at once brings d substitute
who win perform all the multitudinous
duties of the "down stairs girl" with ex-
pedition and dispatch. And so it goes
ON through every department Of the
household.
"You send postal card, says the ad-
vertisement calling attention to the COM
pany, "and we viii do the rest This
remainder, as further specified, includes
housekeeping, painting, mason and lock-
smithing work, clerical work and mis-
cellaneous work, and other things toe
humorous 20 mention, but all of the
greatest importance in the economy OF
living in q well appointed house.-Nev
York Herald.
Evening journal., 1893-03-02
A.Ilnr nnestlons OF lhe cnehoo.

"In Denmark said Augustus H.
Schneider OF San Antonio, Tex, at the
Lindell, when the voice Of the cuckoo
is heard in the woods in the springtime
every girl and boy kiss their hands and
ask, When, cuckoo, when shall DO
marriedy The old folks, wearied with
disease and age, inquire, Cuckoo.
cuckoo. when shall | be released from
this worlds carer And the bird con-
tinues TO sing cuckoo as many times as
years viii elapse before the objects Of
these desires come to pass. And as some
old people live to become advanced In
years. and many Of the girls die old
maids, and the boys find bachelors
graves. the poor cuckoo has so much to
do in answering the questions put to her
that she has no time to make her nest.
but lays her eggs in that Of the hedge
sparrow or the linnet that make the
same territory their home."-St. Louis
Republic.
Evening journal., 1893-03-02
John Nlhle.. nrare Deed.

An old comrade of mine, Sergeant John
Nihle, attached 70 the United States cav
airy, was out with a scouting party, and
they We're surprised by party of In
clans four times their number. They
exchanged shots with them, wheeled
about and made for camp, some miles
distant
The Indians continued firing, and final
ly one Of the white men was hit and fell
from his horse. Quick as a flash Nihle
dismounted, dropped on his knee and
fred at tho foremost Indian, bringing
him to the ground. Jumping up he
placed his wounded comrade across his
horse, jumped up behind him, and by
keeping up a continual fire at his pur-
sucrs carried him into camp. Congress
awarded Nihle n medal and also GER
tifcate setting forth the facts Of his hero
ism. lie was the champion shot Of the
army for several years, his left breast
being decorated with medals TO the value
of 500, hut the one he prizes most Is the
simple one Of bronze awarded by con-
gress.
John is very modest and as brave as a
lion, and as such no is regarded by his
comrades at Willets Point.-Cor. New
York Press.
Evening journal., 1893-03-02
rrnshr nrnsIc.

Sir Arthur Sulliyau's facility may be held
to have been disastrous TO the interests OF
drawing room music. While he unques-
tionably wrote some of the finest English
songs of this century-"O "Orpheus With His
Lutte" aud My Dearest Heart" being hith-
erto unapproached II ever approachable OF
their kind-hc opened tho door to a crowd
OF scribblers who, as II were, said 70 them
selves. I'VE, too, can write what shall please
everybody" The consequence was and is
that the market Is glutted by composers
not only tiresome and unnecessary, but also
ignorant and unqualified.
To the making Of a pair OF satisfactory
boots an apprenticeship OF some sort to the
trade Is generally considered necessary
But there Is hardly fashionable lady In
London having musical aspiration who has
not published songs or dances of "her own
composition land these may be purchased
at any fashionable publishers to the exclu-
sion OF serious or grammatical music
Apart from the question of fashion there
are at large n great many 70 called com
posers' who, while making handsome I'M
comes by their songs and pieces, would be
as little capable OF writing a i-part har-
mony when divorced from their piano rs
they would be OF scoring their works" for
orchestra Meanwhile the town Is deluged
with silly and spoiled "reminiscences, 10y
trivial and futile apings Of the intense hv
vulgar and lretentious soramhlings after a
vague originality London Saturday Re
view
Evening journal., 1893-03-02
M I.anrnneo nf AnImnIs.

II used TO be told in the fairy tales
that the hero could hear the grass grow
and speak with the animals In reality
il is not likely that we shall ever develop
the sense of hearing sufficiently TO hear
tho grass grow, but it is quite likely that
we shall be able to converse with the
beasts of the field. But DO the beasts
have a language? He would be bold in
deed who would deny it point blank
We observe all around us too many in
dications of conscious communication
between them to have a right to say mo
absolutely. To be sure, some animals
are silent, totally. it seems. But may
they not convey their thoughts in some
way-for instance, as the deaf mutes doi
Or may they not use a secret language,
one like that Of lovers, employing ges-
lures and looksg When we speak of Ian
guage in this connection, it must be un-
derstood that we do not mean articulato
speech. We take the word in its broad
est sense as an expression for the means
of mental communication existing be-
tween one creature and another. .-Copen-
hagen Family Journal.
Evening journal., 1893-03-02
DIED.

CHURNSfDE. AT New Castle, Del, on
February 81, lelo. Philona, wife OF John
Churnsido, aged n Years.
DRIVER. R.-At his residence. Maori HILL
Dunedin, New zealand, on January % 1893
Heny Driver, son OF the late Joshua f.
Driver.
FERGuSON.-In this city, on February ~,
WilhelminR. raughter Of Wilson and Bella
Ferguson, aged 10 months.
JACOBUS.-ln this city, on the 2sth instant.
s. Martha JaCohus. aged 2s years.
Relatives and friends are Invited 20 attend
the funeral from her late residence. No. gl0
Chestnut street, ON Thursday afternoon at
2.30 o'clock. and o'clock nt Olivet preshy
teran Church, corner of Fourth and Broomc
streets. lnierment at kiverview Cemetery.
LFACH.-ln this city. on February 20. Annie
Viola. daughi on OF Plummer "A. md Mary H..
l. aOh, aged years and months.
LOWE-ln this city, on February 90 Mingo
Lowe, aged 90 years.
SHEEHAN.- At New Garden, Chester
county, Pa, ON the lat instant, Hannah
shoe an, aged 2e years.
Funeral on Saturday morning. Leave the
house nt 600 o'clock, High Mass az 81. Mary.
Church. West Grove, Pa. lnterment at West
Grove cemetery.
sTROlD.-ln this city. on the alth. inst.
Hester j. stroud, widow OF the late Joshua
Stroud In her 10th year
Evening journal., 1893-03-02
EARLY NEWS SUMMARY.
national.

National.
The Senate passed the Indian appro-
priationl bill, nearly finished the post
Office bill, agreed to the conference report
on the District Of Columbia bill aud re-
ceded from the Sherman amendment to
the Sundry civil bill
Mr. Hatch moved I'm the House to take
up the anti options bill, and. twot thirds
affirmative vote being necessary the
motion was defeated, the ballot showing
l72 yeas to l34 nays
Mr. German gave his consent aud the
Senate held an executive session. The
rejection Of Elk Congressman Findlay as
Chilean arbitrator was not revoked. The
nomination of Judge Hanchett was re
ferred TO committee ana at once reported
ailirmatively.
The public debt for February shows o
decrease in cash during the mouth OF
about $500. 900, making the cash about
$24 500,O O00 The receipts footed $50
600, 600 and the expenditures nearly S3l,
000,O
Evening journal., 1893-03-02
nlrds OF The Woods ana Grass Lands.

Among our eastern American birds the
titmice, wrens, crcepers, nuthatches, wood
warblers, tanagers, vireos, shrikes, wax
wings. tyrant hycatchers, the woodland
group of thrushes, crows, jays and wood
peckers are al tree lovers, for the most part
nesting in trees, and II on or near the
ground usually In the depths Of tangled
underwood On the other hand, number
OF species belonging TO the large iamily OF
the flnches lspaTows, buntings, ETC. are
strictly birds Of the grass lands. aud this Is
true also of some members OF the closely
allied family of starlings, blackbirds and
orioles, notably in the case Of the field lark,
some blackbirds and the hobolink Pro.
fessor Spencer Trotter Ia Popular Science
Monthly
Evening journal., 1893-03-02
mARRIEn.

BARLOW-CLAYTON.-At the residence
streets by Rev II. =. Dulany. John ". Barlow
Of Marcus Hook, Pa, and Bertha Clayto Of
this city.
COCHRAN - WATERS.--At KinQswood
uula y, James II. Cochran and Matilda
Waters.
TE--RODENHISFR At the district
lar.onage, No. a7 West Seventh street. on
Wednesday evening. March /, by Rev. Louis
y. Barrett. Nelson HogRte and Sadie M Ro-
denhiser, both of this city
KEEN AN INGRAM March I. at No.
900 kirkwood street. by Rev. William l..
White, Robert fCenQn and Miss Emma l.,
Ingram, both Of this city.
Evening journal., 1893-03-02
NIoI,aye Relief

The Mohaves believe that all who die and
are not cremated are turned into owls, and
when they hear an owl hooting nc night
they think IL is the spirit of some dead Mo
have returned. After any one dies they do
not eat salt OF wash themselves for four
days They had formerly an annual burn
ing Of property, and all would contribute
something 10 the flames in expectation OF
It's going up to their departed friends in
heaven or white mountain" as they call
it.-Nankee Blade
Evening journal., 1893-03-02
REGIsTEK's ORDER.
ID EGIsTER's ORDER.
REGISTERS OFFICE,

New Castle County, Del, February a. 1884,
Upon the application Of Francis G.. LHnders,
Executor Of John Landers, late OF New
Castle hundred. in said county, deceased, Il
Is ordered and directed by the Register that
the Executor Aforesaid give notice OF
granting Of letters of administration upon the
estate OF the deceased, with the date OF grant
ing thereof, by causing advertisements 10 be
posted within forty days from the date Of
such letters in six OF the most public places Of
the county OF New Castle, requiring all per
sons having demands against the estate 70
present the same, or abide by an act OF assem-
bly, in such case made and provided; and also
cause the same 10 be inserted within the same
period in the fvE-INO JOUREAL, q newspaper
published IN Wilmington, Del, ana 10 DO con-
tinued therein three weeks. le. o. d.
Given under the hand and seal
- Of Office Of the Register Aforesaid
AT Wilmington, In New Castle
L. S. county aforesaid the day and
year above written.
- J. WILKINS COOCH, Register.
NOTICE.
Notice Is hereby given that letters OF admin
iatrnti1n were In duo form OF law granted
unto tle undersigned, on the -4th day OF
February, A. d., 1893, and that an persons nav
ing claims against the estate OF the deceased
must present the same, duly attesteq, 70 the
said administrator. on or before the Sath Gay
OF February, 1894, or abide the act OF assembly
in such case made and provided. .-
FRANCIS q. LANDhhs,
Executor.
Address. New Castle. nel.
Evening journal., 1893-03-02
PHILADELPHIA.

Il is expected that the Pennsylvania
Division OF the National Guard will go
to the Inauguration at Washington about
z 800 strong
Rev w. Hudson Shaw Of London, was
rendered reception by the Penn Club.
Members Of the Phladelphia Sketch
Club gave a reception.
The missionary conference under the
auspices Of the American Baptist Union.
was continued at the Fifth Baptist
Church
The Belt Line Railroad officials are
awaiting the result Of an investigation
before proceeding against the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad Company.
The Pennsylvania Museum and School
Of Industrial Art trustees were granted
an extension of the option on the Deaf
and Dumb Institute property until
March II.
The Western New FORK and Pennsyl-
vanie Railroad Company viii not pay the
cash portion OF the coupons due April
owing to the money being used in i'm
proving the road.
The vicinity Of Cedar and Vienna
streets was shaken by an explosion OF
Illuminating gas which found its way
into the sewers Charles Bigler, a gas
employee, was injured
New directors and officers were elected
at the twenty-ffth annual meeting OF
the Vessel Owners and Captains Associa
| tion of Philadelphia.
/ Gong Hoar, the grand master Of Tn,
Chinese Odd Fellows, swore out warrant,
for the arrest of seven Race street gam
blers ON the charge Of having ATTEMPTED
to murder him. Five Of the Celeslisl
were arrested.
The postal authorities have begun
using the pneumatic tube for the trans
mission Of mail matter