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Evening journal., 1893-07-28
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ATKINS On Juls "a 1903, Harvey B., son
OF slant. b. and Mary ). Atkins, aged &
months
DONAHOE-On the eth instant. Bernard
Donahoe In the 42i wear o. h hge.
Relatives and friends are invited 10 attend
his funeral on saturday afternoon. from the
Office OF James j. Fox, lu2 West event b
street Services at 1t. Anne's Cnurcn. al
3o'clock. Interment Cathedral Cemetery.
II ATr-ln this CITY. on the 9th instant.
T. Hyatt, Sr aged 80 ears.
O'NEAL LEY.-In. thi, city. on the 9Th In.
slant Michael O'Aiealey IA the cath year of
Ms age.
PLATT.;--At New Castle. on the 25th In,
,tant retharine Plat. aged 81 yeaIs and
months
REYNOLDS In thi. CITY. on the 2iih In.
stant Jacob III. Reynolds. in the ugth ear oi
his axe.
-IMPsON. At Booth Corner Pa, on IN,
9Th instant, Addie NJ, wife OF howard Simp.
son, OF this city.
WHITE on July %. 1893. George White al
his late residence. No. 5lS King street
NHIrE-un Monday. Jul, "a, 1895 Heller
"wis. Infant daughter OF william II. auo
Helen Lewis White, aged mOnths aud
days.
Evening journal., 1893-07-28
ro Prerent clnel.y 70 chnaron.

What is needed is the gradual diffusion
throughout all classes OF society of thi5
wholesome sense that children are no long
er helpless as against cruel parents; that
there is a strong social Indignation spring
ing up which will not hesitate TO interfere
with parental oppressors Of any class, rich
or poor, and that this Interference viii be
strongly backed by the INV As we have
seen IL, it is not poverty and misery which
chiefly promote cruelty to children. On
the contrary, IL il the self will which is
oftener found in conjunction with good
wages or even with something like wealth
than it IS with the humiliation OF the Sc
verest want. Cruelty grows on n high
stomach and fullness of bread, not on
starvation and the bitterest sense of want.
What we need is the extension Of this So
ciety's operations in the same sober aud
temperate spirit in which its work has been
hitherto carried on till it covers the whole
land, and covers it with an agency which
strengthens the kind parent to resist and
protest against the conduct of the cruel
parent, and kind neighbors TO interfere in
the comparatively rare cases where both
parents are alike cruel We must stimu-
late the growth Of social power which
shall be almost omnipresent, 50 as to arrest
efiectually the spread Of thrse overgrown
and hideous wens Of arbitrary self will I'M
der which the helpless wither as the grass
withers under yew tfee's shade. Wher.
ever there is a social life at all there should
be no such thing as the helplessness Of chill.
dren.-London Spectator.
Evening journal., 1893-07-28
ono ofrx-senntor rvarts' Stories.

To Mr.. w NJ Evarts belongs the anec.
dote Of the bereaved widow whose husband
had such large circle Of friends that the
company which she received on the evening
Of his interment crowded herdrawing room
almost to suffocation. A lady friend of the
widow edged her way up to her, and point
ing 20 something very bright and shining
visible above the heads of the assembly In
a remote corner Of the apartment, whis'
pered I'm her ear: SAY, is that new s-day
clockg What dye gin for sichw ITS not
a clock" sobbed the disconsolate widow,
tits the dear departed. We sot him on
eend to make room for more company
The supposed s-day clock was indeed the
"casket," richly ornamented with silver
nails, bosses and handles, TO which the dear
departed had been consigned A. Sala
In London Telegraph.
Evening journal., 1893-07-28

special Correspondence Evening journal.
NEwARK. July 2S Miss Fannie Hurd
gave pleasant lawn party to her
friends last evening, on the spacious and
hesutiful grounds surrounding the resi-
drnce Of S. Minot Curtis Electric
lights we're placed in different paris Of
he grounds, and the effect was very
pretty
The Jolly and True" Club composed
mostly of railroad men, are encamped AZ
Lovers Retreat, delightful spot on the
White Clay creek
Rev Joseph Wilkinson. Of Kemble
sille. Pa will preach at Baldin Chapel,
sunday afternoon at o'clock.
Mrs Robert Barr and children, oi
Wilmington, are visiting Miss Mary
Mo- heral
Misses Nellie Garrett. Lille Sentman.
Miss Mclaughlin aud several friends.
RON Wilmington, start for the World :,
Fair on Tuesday next, for three weeks
stay.
Charles B Evans, ESQ and DR. L. II
ia the B & o.
Miss Emma V Blandy has returned
home from a visit 10 friends in Medic,
Pa and Camden, N. j.
Ex Judge w +. Lyman and family arr
ummering with j. K Mote, south oi
own
Miss Edna Henry is visiting her uncle
la Brooklyn, N Y.
Misses Louie and Georgia Jack. oi
West Chester, are visiting their aunt
Mrs J T. Maxwell
Miss Halle Martin left here for At
Dury Park on Wednesday
Evening journal., 1893-07-28
wnteh a nor.e,. Ear. when DrIvIng.

Whether you drive a single horse or a
team the principles are the same, but In
driving pair see to it that each horse does
his share of the work and no more. A pair
of horses, moreover, unless well driven, are
sure TO get in the habit Of wandering over
the road.
To drive well you must keep your eye
and your mind on the horse. Watch his
ears. They will be pricked forward when
he is about to shy, droop when he is tired,
fly back Just before he breaks" Unto a
gallop) and before he kicks. Before kick
ing, too, horse usually tucks in his tail.
and lunches his back little. When you
observe any Of these indications, speak to
him sharply and pull up his head.-Har
per's Young People.
Evening journal., 1893-07-28
Saving the soan.

A firm Of manufacturers in Bridgeport,
Conn, are equipping hotels with powdered
soap. 1t is contained in a small cylinder
placed over each wash bowl, and whenit is
desired to use it spring allows a small
quantity of the powder to escape into the
band The firm supply the soap and lend
the nickel plated holder, the profit coming
tnselling the saponaceous compound. Hotel
keepers are pleased with device that keeps
the washroom bowl in a tidy condition.
HardMnre
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MT IIl,e paDa.

A little boy whose father never uses a ra'
zor WIS much amazed and interested on
tile morning afte' his arrival at his uncle's
louse ~ see that aentleman shaving.
'.Whv. Uncle FRdH' be exclaimed, aft
er watehinr the operation for few mo-
ments Il don't see what makes you wash
your face with that litl e broom and wipe
it on with knife Papa doesn't"-
X,,tl.-. Erronunion
Evening journal., 1893-07-28
rnrrn I'D nnhIt Nvns strone.

A Birmingham lady received a proposal
from a gentleman in one Of the inland
cities signed by the name Of the firm to
which he belonged Force of habit was
strong with him, but we presume the lady
knew from which member the letter came.
London Tit-Bits
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wood nundreds OF Yenr. old.

Wood constantly wet in fresh water is
quite durable. Spiles were dug from the
foundations Of the old Savoy palace in a
perfectly sound state after having been
down $50 years. The spiles Of old London
bridge were found sound aud perfect 500
years after they were driven. Chicago
Times.
Evening journal., 1893-07-28

Gentlemen cap increase their incomes
by soliciting life insurance for the largest,
strongest and best company in the world.
Apply to ANsoN A MAHER-
Manager Equitable Life, Equitable
Building, city.
Evening journal., 1893-07-28
AeAl DsrAtt

EOR RENT.-StVFR LsMAIL HOUSES
7 Apply to Francis Bradley, Corner
Eleventh and Head streetes..
EOR ~ALE-vALUABLE AND DEsInA-
a nle Chfster county property. Dwelling
and store all under one roof good out uild-
ings, eleven acres OF land. good Investment,
will sell cheap. Apply 20 =. FAIhLA B,
Gum Tree, Chester county Pa.
LNOR SALt.-S8.7n Tor \. T.. cor cr touttn
and Harrison streets. nine rooms aud
bath; newly painted and papered Throughout;
sewer connections Electric cars pass the
oor. Also south Franklin street, No.
lOl. 81 coo; Nos l03 iOi lW7. 100, each SL4At
and No. l2l2 and \ .. ls0t Reed street, $50
each. r. cse hou es have six rooms and bath.
sew. connections. and rent we'll az $i2 Sl3
!. :. BRENNAN. No 5id West sixth street.
Evening journal., 1893-07-28
DuRLIo SALE


REAL rs ATE.
W n sold AZ public sale. on the PREMISE.
iu the 4, of Wilmington, Del, m order o.
settle an estate,
On SATURDAY, JULY %. lsa.
at 1902. m,
The following scribed real estate:
No. Ia three-stoIy b ics dwelling, No. 4lA
West Second sire {. with rooms and itchrni
lot ~ lnxeH "a ith 4 de alley.
20 - tvo-siOrA frame dwelling. No tO3
West Front street, with rooms. lot II Il.
hy 40 g. deep.
8-A two-story frame dwelling, No. J)5
West From street. with rooms; lot 20 A..
nont by 40 ft. deep 10 Lafayette streets
This prlprrt IA valuable Tor business pur
poses. AS 10 IN centrally located heiur close 30
II. A II o's works railtoad shops besides be-
ng q mhin thurougifaie q for business purposes.
attendance win he given and terms made
TrOMAs Y. LALLY.
Administrator.
Geo Drake. Auctioneer.
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nrenkInr Them Dbl.

witherby--How do your boys like living
out in the country now after their life In
New York;
Slunson-First rate. But the first three
weeks was there, old man, ] actually had
70 put ups sign over my front yard
Witherby-You don't sayl What was iti
Slunson-"Keep on the Grassp'-Jersey
IT,rrau
Evening journal., 1893-07-28
AnntInn-Anction Sale

Al the Arcade. No 224 Market street.
Their line Of ladies' goods. notions, dress
90 DDS and ready-made suits are being
sacrificed at very low prices. Sale stlli
continues Two sales on Saturday one
at 40 a. m. anT 30 p m.
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whnt She nihn,t Kn6n.

Mr.. sappy--Didn't you know. Miss
Navy. that d horse kicked me once aud
knocked me senselessg
Shell didn't know that Il was a horse
that did it, Mr.. Sappy Brooklyn Life.
Evening journal., 1893-07-28
RroIsTER,s ORDER.
D EaIsTER's ORDER
y REaIsrER,s orrIoE.

hh1lNl EN- > VI RI iAEt
New Castle County, Del. July z, 1893
Upon tho application Of Sarah Null
Administrative Of Margaret Nurphey, late Of
WI minRton hundred, IN said county, de
,eased. Il Il ordered and directed bl the Reg
lster that the Admini-trstTix aforesaid Civ
notice of granting OF Letters Of Admins
Will the date Of granting thereof
bv causing ADVERTISEMENTS TO he posted
githin forty days from the date Of
.uch letters In six Of the most public places OF
he county OF New Castle. requiring all per
.ons having demands against the estate e
present the same, OF abide by an Act Of As.
semhly In such case made and provided; and
also cause the same 10 be Inserted within the
anne period In the Evening Journal, a news.
psper published In Wilmington, Del, and
10 De continued therein three weeks, e. o, d.
- Given under the hand and seal
Of Office OF the Register aforesaid
IL. s. at Wilmington, In New Castle
crunty aforesaid, the day and
year above written.
J. WILKINS COOCH Register
NOTICE.
Notice Is hereby yiven thai Letters OF Al.
mimic ra,ion were in due torn Of law grsntsd
nntn the undersigned, on the iwenty-s-yenth
dsy OF July, A. u lkp3. snd lhsi All per
sons having claims against the estate
~ the deceased must present the same, duly
afteefed. 10 the said Admin stratfix, on OF be-
fore the Twenty-seventh day OF July, ioS&, on
sbids the act Of Assembly In such ease mAde
eno pro''u00 SARAH MI-LL1N.
Admihlst atrix.
Add,ess. No. ps Elm St., Wilmington, Del.
Evening journal., 1893-07-28
PUBLIC SALES.

DUpLIC sALE-v1Lb BE SOLD IT No.
on ~ eat Eighth street on Tuesday morn
lng
AUGUST tsr. At oSO O'CLOCK,
parlor furniture consistlng OF parl1r suite
'ancy chair. plano. Brussels carpet. bed
rom suits. dining rOnm furniture and full
line nt X tchen utensils. also qusniity OF
Brussels and grain carpet- aud all kinds OF
furniture used In housekeeping he gnuds 9
'ire In good order and will be positively sold.
l.. w. STlDHAM A. SON
Evening journal., 1893-07-28
CIfv unlI ClocK Stunned.

The City Hall clock was stopped at
1 Is this morning by the breaking of n
cord 1t will be put in working order
to day, by H Baynard
Evening journal., 1893-07-28

Alice Weldin, Mrs Mollie Blest, Misses
Laura Kerns, Reba Blest, Florrie Wei
din, May Blest, Joseph Hammitt,
Mrs Harriet Lockett, James DAILY,
James H DAILY, Mrs Liney, Charles
DAILY, Rev h Ashton Henry and Mrs
John Best Mr.. and Mrs. Best will live
at No 1902 King street.
Mrs. A r Clark, of PHILADELPHIA. is
summeriug at Brandywine Springs
Foster Miller, Of Chester, is visiting
friends In this city
q S Macshal Lsunan and family
went 20 Cape May y,s'erday.
Miss Lillian jerks, Of Phuadelpbia
is visiting relatives at Falkland
Miss Mary McElwee, Of this city. is
visiting the family of John G Fisher
Mrs Charles A. Fighter and daughter
are visiting friends in this city.
Rev. E L Hubbard PHI D. left vii
mington to day for the Summit Grove
camp. Maryland, where he will preach
to morrow
Miss Sa.lie B Newlin will visit rela
tives in Esston, Nd.
Paul Gantzel. Of Ssxony. is registered
at the Clayton House He will leave thi'
evening for the Worlds Fair.
Oliver Dunning and wife. of this city
are visiting relatives in Kenneth Square
Miss Carrie Anderson, OF Chester
town Nd. is visiting friends on Wesi
Eighth street
Miss Lizzie Hopkins, Of Middletown
is guest of relatives in this city.
Miss Minnie McName, Of near Newark
IS visiting Mrs William II McKaig, II
this city
An orchestra composed of Samuel Comp
ron George Compton. Elmer Compton, J
d Maier Jr Victor Beggs, w Plumley,J j
Harrigsn, John d. Tay lor and Harlan'
Lamplugh rendered William Taylo
la serenade last night at hi
home No. S21 Van Buren, street
TIE serenade was in honor Of Mr. ray
or's City fourth birthday, and was
complete surprise to him. The evenin
was pleasantly spent by all and tn
guests left at an early hour this morn
ing, wishing Mr.. Taylor many happ
returns of the day.
Deputy Sheriff Thomas Giffin has gon
to Atlantic City to spend a week.
Dennis Kirk will spend his vacatio
at Atlantic City.
Alexander B. Cooper has returre
from Rehoboth.
Ex-Speaker Of the House, William
Sirman, Of Delmar, was in Wilmingto
for a short time yesterday afternoon.
Harry Dillon. of Chesapeake City, rel
istered at the Hotel Willis yesterday
Howard Wrightington, of this cit
spent yesterday in Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1893-07-28
MEnIoAL

MARRIED LADIEs,-SrND 10 CENT
vi for "lnfallible Safeguard" tno medicine
no decepti0nJ just what you want ] adiss
aayar Kansas 0itv. Mo
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zTTNr. 10y. \
l.rrn..t.n,l,n.nn,,rna.,

Leave Philadelphia, Market street wharf
oxpress. 8.bG a. NJ, 500. Alu and bee T. u-
week days. Accommodation. $40 and .'9 g.
ne. 2 - and 43' D. "a. Sundays-expres-. s.lt
a m. Accommodation. 500 and elb p. ~.
100 .. N
Evening journal., 1893-07-28

Boat leaves " Wilmington. King street wharf.
daily except Sunday al 30 n IA. 1870. Aio
ana 6o0 D m Sundays only. 7.2l aud 800 % M,
~. g and 2Opm.
The 3ui 4 M boat from Wilmington cpnnrcie
al H-nnsgruve with STEAMER a1Or ke' p, I'd
for Pennsville. New Castle. Delaware city
and salem
1 9aand 500 d IN daily except undayl sum
days only ats am and Il. 30, SEQ and $50 p m
SATURDAY only. eSl D m.
The ~ 90 m boat from PennegrOve has Oh I.
nactious from Delaware River Railroad and
from Steamer Maitr Rey bold, For Penns-
Vile Sunday only) . m and 30 pm.
A. g. McCAUSLAND, Superintendent
Evening journal., 1893-07-28
BOARD AND ROOMS

BOARD AND ROOMS
-OR RENT-SE iONn STORY FURNI-H-
ed rooms, with hath. Pleasant situation,
rms moderate. apply lOi We-t Twelfth ST
LNuR RENT - WD SECOND SrDrM
1 front rnms, cOmmuniCa ing, with ~
without hOnrd. All modern improvements
A1 West Ourth street.
EOh RnNT FRONT ROOMS FUR
II housekeeping and lodging, 81 shipley 81
lOARDERs WANTED AT No. 2is WEST
street.
LNOR RENT TWO ROOMS COMMUNl
eating, on second hnor. furnished or mn
urnished Apply at slq Market street.
lf1 hNTED BOARbERS, GONu ACCOM-
u0dafionf M 80 Nsaf rruffN street.
Evening journal., 1893-07-28

NTDTlCE.-TAXPAYER TAKE NOTICE
~ Ciiy an school taNe- for H3.
tn undersic ed. rt Ceivers ~ taxes, or th'
city Of Wilmington, viii be- az Me- ID tnri
sixth street, between Market aid kinr
streets during the mont s ~ Jus aud ~
gnst. 1898. between the hour- oi Hnd " in
the morning aud from TOT no the AT ter o'iil.
for the purpose Of q O. living iuXes. un al
IA e- paid during Jul, there vi D. r.dnc
ii ~ OF cents o. ever, dollar, aud all tnNr-
% nd on and after the ist dHi uf Auau-i shall
be- PAYABLE without deduc ION aint" ana. a nn
d taxes unpaid on ihf l-t day uf @fpieiuht 3
hall be increased by Tie addition of pcf
ntum on the amount Thereof
EDMUND MITCH Ill, n,
Receiver of Northern listriCt, including hiI
nnri b ~ II IA street
EUGENE NJ SAVERS
Rec liver or ~onih-rn District. inciudlng All
-outh uf sixth street
Evening journal., 1893-07-28
PhlladslpnIa ann I1ea.,ln. R. n.

Leave jheetnui street ana south sireei
whArves Yeok days W Z p ses. s.ls a. m, f.f0
800, 500, 5W b m Accommodation SEQ a.
m, $40 D. n. Sunday Express. 9NO and iU0o
A. m. Accommodation. $40 a. "a, $50 =. M
Evening journal., 1893-07-28
ALTERATION SALE.

$S for ali-wool Mems Suits
that sold for SG2 That
What we're selling EN- for just
now. Look in The window
See some of the styles. They'll
soon be gone.
Same with Trousers, So for
Trousers worth 81, s. and 80.
Office coats from accents up
Store closed every evening
except Tuesdays and Satur-
lays.
Evening journal., 1893-07-28
HELp WANTED.

HELP WANTED.
CANvA- A-sERs " NTED, salary AND
- commission 20 the right parties. Apply
NJ the sinner MANUFAC URfNG q ON
PANN's OFFICE, o. eli MARKET ai-eet
Losr Ann FOUND
I OSr --BEr NEAN Af E. gVH AND
II Shellpot fark hammock. Finder phase
rturn 10 lsul spruce street.
COUNTRY 40 ,RDiNo.
BOARDING ON BEAUTIFUL FARM
II near Baldwln Statil Terms: Adults.
So " per week MARY MILLER. bank, Nd.
EoR sALr.
COR SA1T.-ONEO o r MILLS ICE CREAM
y Machines with mixer. cens. tubs, etc
cheap. Apply ini West iwelf street.
DOR SALE, L ADY's SOLID TIRE CO.
II IN bia bicycle. la good cond ton.
Address r. q. Box eT New Castle delaware.
A UCrfoNi AUCriONl AUCTIoNi
g Bartram, No 10 East sEvENra
STREET.. Flne Wat. hes, Dian' onds Jewel Try
Silverwa Q, clocks aud Bronzes will be- sold a.
puhic sale r Rardless OF cost Sale every
Tuesday. Friday aud Saturday evenings
a til the entire stock Of so worth go1dt
s suld Il. G. BAkTRAM.
p ivate sale during the day.
Evening journal., 1893-07-28
BRADY HOUSE.

Arkansas avenue convenient % ocean and
Reading depot Good board. sulcniid rooms
broad p.ezzes, orchesira music, Terms mod.
crate Circular mailed. y. @ Rox a4
.IkNih4 IrAfIY
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HOTEL ATGLEN.
HOTEL EDISON,

ichisar ana racinc Ayenuer Seaf Ocean
erins reasonable
j.. RFEl.
Evening journal., 1893-07-28
TIE MANSION.

-A1LANIIC CITY, ~. ,.
The AAiee6t dolel Open ~ the year.
CHARLES AfcaLAIiE
Evening journal., 1893-07-28
BEAUMONT.

No. lax South 90 luecticut lvenue Iaf house
from the beach FUN ocean view
MRS A. a.. HII.iiIH
fnrinerl, nf iuui0slHe
Evening journal., 1893-07-28

1 HIN n l. E. SHOEMAKER. or SEC
y ond and trrnoh stre' Is, has moved "a y.
Cor. sec nd AID Make trerts. whore he
pfepsied 10 do al kinds of pairing AT
h rt lice.
NOTICE -cOUNCTL OH NIB n WI
y mingtnn. delaware. July -, ls8i Sealed
rnp sails vi be received by he Com mlfiss
, treu'at ~ NJ he uflic Z the clerk OF the
e., Council uufi Wed esdAy. August a. 3
M. for he purpose n destroying h. waste,
nrbage and oiial OF the ,ity uf Whining on
The proposals b- for dostrcl lux III
vAsie, earhage and offtl by he ton Pro.
,osals to tate the method 20 be ewp DYED.
The cnmniiee reservf the light 20 reject
y, and all bids
pr posals must be siRned. sesled and en-
inr 80 % ropnsals for de trOy ing waste, gar.
age and % al ia the city Of Wilmington
VI. 4 nA q - NR a., Chairman.
Committee ~ ere atory.
NOuos 10 coz NTY .AXPAYtR~i
hecelver of Taxes John r Dckey will
4 NJ the following places during the month
q August "a dates as stated, Tor the collection
z countN. pOlr. road ana dns fHNe4 fuf iht
esr 1893, During July and August pet
august i-Practlcd Farmer Brandy wine
urdrcd
Augu-t 3 New Castle.
Augu-t 4 Newark
August -kirkwnod.
AUGUST 7-DsiHware city.
August S-Townhend.
augu-f a-Bl~ckird.
August 10 Middletowr.
husu-t ll-Odrsaa.
August ~ stanton.
Auat Sc 4-ChristiHua.
august rs Npwp RI
August i6-Tol's Hntel. Kissing sun.
August 7-HOcke-sin.
tugust N n0ch's Bridge
4 gust ig-shsrpe-s's school house.
Autust l--New Castle.
August % Blactbr1
Augus ~ Townsend
Angus 20 81 George.
Evening journal., 1893-07-28
NnrIDns

I 1HN r l. E. SHOEMAKER. or SEC
y ond tnd trrnch stre' Is, has moved "a y.
Cor. sec nd AID Naike trests. whore he
nrep.ied 10 do al kinds 'uf pairing al
h rt tice.
Evening journal., 1893-07-28

Pacific aud Michigan avenues near tne huaoh.
Rem pdeled aud iefurni-hrd. Capacity POO
+ eciric bells and passenger elevator
A lIr f.II|'N
Evening journal., 1893-07-28

Strictly one price and If dis
s4tisned with your purchase
ye will return your money.
Evening journal., 1893-07-28
Lost Ann FoUNi

I oSr --BET vENN 90 E. eTH An
- Shellpot rark hammock. Finder plea,
rtturn 10 3Ol Spruce street.
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HOTEL HECKLER

rormerl, Nortnsndie Corner Atlnntf, tr
PrnusylvnniA avenues. Fitted nu .r IIsI
clHrs style Open all thu year
HENRY HktF IUF
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lie EARL.

lceNn end Oi south Carolina AN,.IUr Oneo
All th. year. Ia feet frun th, uftNn
D. -NIIHiI
Evening journal., 1893-07-28
MONTERREY BoThi

Nttinlh avenue, near the Deacn. Nrf ru0
gOld sen water baths. and ali piHces OF interest
Newly furnished; excellent table
FtK NtNNtnNHn
Evening journal., 1893-07-28
snoInl LIfa in NewarI..

Howard wrighting'on, of this city
spent yesterday in Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1893-07-28

Miss Susi- Dali and George H. Blest,
botu OF thlI city were married last
night et tho home of the BRIDES parents
No. 12J< ling sIre.o. lbe ceremony
took pace ,t xaCtly 3 O'Clock, and was
performed by Rtv Fl Ashton Henry, Of
Trinity Ihe lTila woIe a frock Of
white do wiss trimmed with lace
md ribbon Sne woge bouquet of
link and white lcses,
Immediately afieI me ceremony q re-
ception was nell among tuOse present
were. ur. and Ars John }. DAILY,
Mrs William Brown Miss Laura Brown,
William q bissl ltrs Maggie .lanna, Of
Philsdelphia Miss Lizzie Ward, Of
Philsdelp1v Wa i'r'ss Wei1in. Miss
The morning call., 1893-09-09
MATAAFA DEPORTED.
With Ten of His Chiefs He Is Taken
From Samoa.

VANCOUVER. B. c., Sept. s.-Tbe
steamer Warrimoo brings word that the
last scenes in the recent Samoan war have
been enacted and that the tragedy IS over.
The erstwhile King Mataafa has been de-
posed, stripped of his titles and together
with ten principal chiefs deported to
Fakaafo, one of the Islands of the Union
group, where they will remain till it is de-
cided what shall be done with them. They
were conveyed there by the German war
ship Sperber. Following are the names of
the chiefs deported: Telia, Mulipolu,
Flame. Tupnaio, Sau Sau, Laulu, Fsamu-
mia, Sauni, Fagaloa and Sos. Just prior
to the departure of the Sperber from Apia
an I'm pressive and important native cere-
mony was performed on board. The
chiefs of the various districts which had
given Mataafa his names solemnly and
amid evidences Of poignant grief Invested
him of them. Cocoannts were broken above
bis head and milk poured upon him. each
of his names being thus 6guratiyely
washed out