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OFFICIAL NOTICES.

OFFlCIAL-DEPARTMENT OF STATE WASH
lngton- d. T.. November Is. 1S93-Information
mas oeen received at this department from Mr.
Alexander Forbes. the consul OF the United
states al Guaymas. Mexico. of the death, on the
9th Of September, 1898. at Guaymas OF Guernsey
D. Root. late United States vice consul. per dis
patch No. is. Dated October 10. 1898 1t
oFFICIAI-DEPARTMENT OF STATE. WASH
lngton. ID. C.. November Is. 1893 -Information
has been received at this department from Mr.
w Henry Robertson. the consul OF the United
states at Hamburg. Germany. Of the death on
toe 23d OF September 1893 at Hamburg OF Tn
Der IL. 1898. IL
OPTICAL )-DEPARTMENT OF STATE. WASH
tngton, D. C.: November II. 1s93.-Information
mas been received at this department from Mr.
James Werner Long. the consul of the Tinted
states at Florence Italy, OF the DEATH on the I'd
or october. 1888 at Bologna. Of Francois Sacchi
resident OF Washington. ID. C. The legnl renre
sentatives of the deceased can obtain further in
formation by APPLYING to this departing Per
dispatch No. 81. Dated October I3 ls93 1t
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

FOR RENT-FI.AT OF ROOMS AND BATH:
1903 18th ST. NV: arranged floors: bay window
and balconies; modern improvements: handsomely
Iapered and strict privacy; yard on roof and
hoist from cellar 70 roof: finely arranged and To-
Gated for a ladies' dental business: adults
only. Z. E. KING,
n20-3ts 1903 14th st. NV
FOR RENT-ELEGANT 7-ROOM AND BATH;
housekeeping fats in The Clifton on Thomas
circle opposite the Portland; every room a front
room; steam heated; gas and electricity; janitor
rent reasonable TO desirable tenant. c. ID. LIE
hermann, 1908 F st. n2o-l0t
FOR RENT-2 FLATS IN 1900 n. ]. AVE; Low
er rooms, $50: upper 4 rooms. sl5 bath, cleo
trio bells and speaking tubes; parking and back
yard. AIS . st. NV. nl6-3ts
FLATS AT THE woOpMoNT, CORNER 18TH
and Iowa Circle; two and three rooms. with bat b.
good table. j. F. ROBINSON. Prop. n14-sm
FOR RENT-vERY CONF ORTABLE AND DE-
srable furnished fat: 9 rooms, bath, back
porch; adults only. 1925 14th ST. NV. n11.tr
FOR RENT-ELEGANT HOUSEKEEPING FLATS
In the Clifton. Thomas Circle opposite the
Portland; steam heated; gas and electricity;
1anitor's services. c. d. LIEBERMANN, 1909 F
ct. oc9-6w
FOR RENT-A MOST DESIRABLE FLAT OF
three large rooms and bath ROOM being the en-
tire second floor Of the handsome residence Of the
late Judge Marbury, ScI6 NJ st. NV: only SIS
per month. II. A. PHILLIPS & son,
nI-tf 1922 New York ave.
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FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS GROVE AND RAISIN
vineyard In healthiest, most beautiful prosper
Gus and productive location in southern Califor-
MIA for improved property In Washington. Ad-
dress CALIFORNIA, Star Office. MOST.
FOR CHANGE-IMPROvED PROPERTY For
good lots in northwest section TYLER & RUTH
ERFORD. 1907 st. n1s3ts
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FOR lighthouses

foh KENT -Bi K o. HOFFMAN, REAL ES-
ute and Insurance Broker 10th and Sta nv
SSFuRNISHED HOUSES
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FOR RENT-RENT REDUCED AND A BARGITY-
now being papered-50 st.n.w.; new 2story and
basement brick; rooms, bath and ali mod
lmps; CHARLES G. RINGwALT, Atlantic bIdT >
$50 L st. NV III >.
FOR RENTED AND NE, FOUR EIEGANT
new u room houses. Key at la A St ne
FOR RENT-NEAR 18TH ST. AND DI-PoNT cir
lie ll6S MADISON AVE: ENTIRELY NEW.
10 Rooms; THE MOST DESIRABLE HOUSE N
IHE CITY For THE MONEY; OPEN DAILY
nle-St' L. l. McCLELLAND, 1906 r ST
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FOR RENT-STORES.

FOR RENT-wELL LOCATED BUSINESS PROP
erty, being store and premises 81 on 9th nv
next door to Duncsnson Bros Apply TO
h2O1w W. E. EDMONSTON. 500 9th at. NV.
FOR RENT-HANDSONfE NEW STORE 1926 G
St NV; large plate-glass front; In good business
location; yard; back entrance; S45. Apply 1922
q st. NV. n20-3ts
FOR RENT
NEW STORE and cellar. with every conven-
fence: electric light and gas: good business
THOMAS ]. FISHER 4 CO..
INSIST 1924 st. NV.
FOR RENT-STORE AND DWELLING: 4 ROOMS,
water and stable; 1921 9th NV; 500. so. 633 X
s.w., S13; suitable for any business. E. A. Nc
1NT1RE, ODD c st. NV. n1s-10t
FOR RENT-STORE. 1902 PA. AVE. NV WITH
four rooms attached. Apply next door, 1904.
FOR RENT-STORE 5l7 nth ST. NV: HAS
been occupied as frst-class grocery and liquor
store. Apply on the premises. n17-tf
FOR RENT-STORE, 5I4 18TH ST. NV; TWO
mats, olO 1lth st. NV, rooms and bath; stable
In rear 14l6 9th st. NV, room for three horses
and two carriages. Inquire GA 18th St NV.
n14-6ts
FOR RENT-FINE STORE IN MONTROSE FLATS
1ll5 9th st. NV: 26xS6: heated by steam; will
rent cheap to permanent tenant.
nos-lm' l. s. FRISTOE 1888 F ST. NV.
FOR RENT
3l4 Pa. ave. NV. large store. cellar. .ses On
ocs5.lm mn swoRMsTEDf i BRADLEY. sa7 $50. 70!
FOR RENT-SToRE 1905 ST. NV, OPPOSITE
wholesale market; $50: whole building, SIS. In
quire $685. La. ave. oc2s-1m
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rDa kENT-Bi oSSAR W WHITE $50 + NV
aro notn NV, lors sooo 226 18th 1r.. SIS 90
,y,t ave nM,ior' eoS 80? Elm ST, D. Or 25.Oo
1905 NV. Or. 81 50 SIS l4th No q, % ~
72} Sth NV, 5rs. 1900 1870 Fla nv NO a. 10 40
1349 + ne, Or ...... 1850 49, VI "
n14-2w
FOR RENT-FURNISHED HOUSE NEAR DT-roNT
Circle; no reasonable offer refused IN rer.cd for
or more years. Address OFFICER, Star oaice.
FOX kENT-NEW 1o-ROOM ENGLISH BASE
ment houses, 1911 and 10 18th 81: ami ard
hot water heat. Apply 1909 18th St after p.
M. Houses open daring day. nlo-Gt.
FOR RENT-A MOST DESIRABLE CORNER
house near Dupont Circle: SIS mo. Apply
no.-lm CHARLES EARLY, COS lith st.
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Observation-Disclosures

FOR RENT-2D AND Sd FLOORS OF lol4 PA
poses. Apply to Box Once, KERNAN'S LIZ.
CEUM THEATER. oclO.am
FOR RENT-REMINGTOS TYPEwRITERS AT
the REMINGTON OFFICE: modern machine; Der.
feet condition guaranteed. with stand: delivered
free in city; one month applies on purchase Of
new when directly following rental.
WYCKOFF. SEAMANS & BENEDICT.
ee7-6m Cor. 9Th and 81. nv,
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Modern stable; room for 2 horses and car.
500 WAITER n STKER ei
nlS-3t 5n1 1a+h az - On
FOR RENT-OR LEASE A LARGE STABLE
Lot: suitable two stables. work shops or stor-
age: Will build to suit party wishing to lease.
Address BUILD. Star Office. n1S-4ts
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WANTED-HOUSES.

WANTED-TO BUY FROM OWNER, 8 OR O.
room house; good locality; mod. conyeniences;
Mt Pleasant or ne. preferred: easy terms
HOUSE HUNTER. Star Office. nls3ts
wANTED-TO RENT FROM OWNER, BY THE
lst Decemoer-a house in the sw. ami: stable
n11-3ts
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FOR RENT-l00l NEW YORK AVE, COR IoTU
st. NV; three-story brick; IL rooms; modern i'm
provements; yard; $40. Also 3lO2 NJ ST. George
town, $25 Apply 1922 C st. NV Most.
FOR RENT-NEW HOUSES
1ll4 Oregon ave. 10 rooms. ............ s55 90
ING Oregon ave. 10 rooms ............... SIS 90
1927 Princeton St, is rooms. lot 5Oxl5O
IN
Corner 12th and G NV, I'd story front rms is 90
go. JOHN b. WIGHT,
MOST Ames Building. l4lO and 1872 q ST
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE

FOR SALE-VILLAGE AND COUNTRY HOMES
country seats, farms Of all sizes, and timber
lands ar rednced prices and easy terms
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

FOR SALE CHEAP STOCK AND FIXTURES OF
grocery store: good stand: large dwelling and
cheai' rent: on account Of death in family. SIS
9TH st. s.w. NON %
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FOR RENT-FURNISHED.
1929 NJ St. NV, 15r. ..................... $3.50
CNFURNlSHED
1919 st NV. 1Sr. $500 1918 III st NV llr s65
As Tenn ave ne. 11r. 40 a42l X st NV n 80
1901 NV. 10r. 80 FOG Sd st ne Or %
l34 Sd st me- Or. Is e0S Sd ST ne Or o5
Holmead Manor. Or. 25 2a6 18th ST Sc Or - q
90 !lth st So, Or 70 il6 3D. st ne. 6r..... %
G46 Elm st, lie Droit GS5 L st ne, er..Is.O
park, IT.. 1900 . 1872 9th NV. 7r.. so
IL 81 81 me- or - 233 LIST st sw. Or. Is. 40
GSos \ st NV, 1lr. . l2l6 Blagden's al Ar. IS
1025 4th st ne. Or. 1850
Stable for is horses Temperance alley, rear Of
932 st. Observation-Disclosures. SIS
wM. Ii. SAUNDERS co.
mis- -s,m,w3t 1+o7 ST. NV
FOR RENT I'd and sw. dws 10 10
20 - ST. NV, 1ir. $50 Gil 9Th ST nv, Offices. 30
S2S Spruce st,L ID Pk. 10l 18th st ne 7rSb D. -, so
orSbath .2O30l Iog eth st ne. 6r&b. -. As
els . NV. 1r 4 81 80 6SS Brews CT ne Or 10 20
i04 q st ne.6r&bath25. a. 2l6-22 X ST sw Or 10 50
IL Gray's CT sw.4r. .l2.3O Good Hope PIX Or dr 10
INSET T. II. BROOKS. GIG 18th St NV
FOR EENT-4o1 ST. f.. aR.. A. NJ. l. $40 90
ll3l 18th ST. n.w store and dwelling .. 40 90
22O2 9TH ST. NV, store and dwelling $3.50, 2s 90
9oS 4 - Sc Or, a. m L.. --.......... 2a.0
90 i2f: 81. s-".. of. a. H. l............ BOA
,2 et. So Or, water .-............ 1900
iol' New Jersey ave Sc, 5r., water... IL 10
90 - - 81 hc', n. 500
90 D"!cr COURT sW. ..-.-................ 500
S.s 81, w. or, water. 1880
nIo-ot JAMES r. SHEA SS2 Penn ave. NV
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suPT. HARLAN RE-ELEoTEn.
Teachers Promoted aud Appointments
Made at Last Nights Meeting.

Teachers Promoted aud appointment 8
Made at Last Nights Meeting.
The regular meeting Of the Board of
Education was held last night. 1t was
reported that Edwin Talley had been
hired to superintend the erection of
new school houses at a salary Of SIS
per week. The monthly report of the
treasurer was made. The Committee on
Fuel was authorized 20 make repairs to
heaters, the cost not to exceed 500.
II reported that the contracts for coal
have been awarded. The committee also
reported having appointed Mr. Mabarty
lsnitor Of No 3 school This report was
laid over until the next meeting.
The Committee on Teachers reported
having decided 70 promote each teacher
IN No 2 and No. 20 schools one place.
-Four appointments were made and one
resignation accepted The manual
training teachers were given power Ia
maintain discipline the same as other
teachers. Two class rooms in school
No we're ordered enlarged
1t was reported that $lO2 "a was made
BY the High School commencement and
IL was ordered to be expended for the
High School Libraries Professor Berlin
reported $50 o. the amount received foi
sale Of articles made by manual training
pupils He was authorized to spend
the sum in subscription for magazines
and other useful articles needed by th.
school
David W. Harlan. was re- elected superin
tendent of public schools. Mr.. HARLAN
will treat the board TO ice cream on thl
next meeting night.
Evening journal., 1893-07-11
LADIES' CORSET COVERS.

Plain Cambrc high and low necked reduced from 25c to 19c
Cambc high necked trimmed with hamburg dgng reduced from
25c to 21c.
Cambria, hghnecked trimmed and edgng reduced
from 373c to
Cambria, with edging,
duced from SOC 42c.
Cambria, with front of wide mbroidery and edge
neck, reduced from TO 49c
Cambria, low necked trimmed with edging reduced
to sic.
Cambria low neckA yoke Of fine embroidery and trimmed with
edging reduced from 75c to SIC
Cambria, back front, with double rufe of edgng,
reduced from o 73c
Cambc yoke of all overwok, trimmed with fine edging
duced from SIC to
Cambria square yoke edgng, reduced
from soc o 7Sc
Camb square yoke embroidery trimmed edgng
duced from sl.2 to 81.
Camb square yoke insertion, reduced
from 81 80 Sl.1O
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LADIES' MUSLIN GOWNS.

Good muslin with full collar SOC to 44c
muslin with edgng reduced from
to
OF wide
reduc rom to
o embro
reduced 81
edging, reduced from 81 25 S105
OF
brodery, reduced 81 80 %
fromS z o
stitched ruf collar from 25 to $L9o
finished with feather stitched braid reduced from 81 62 to $2l5
muslin with shaped collar OF wide
fromS to
Evening journal., 1893-07-11
PICTURESQUE WESTERN MARYLAND.

Description of the Scenes Between BaIti-
more and Emory Grove Methodist Camp
pecial Correspondence Evening journal.
EMORY GROVE CAMP, Md, July Ii
This beautiful spot, high in the hills Of
Western Maryland, distant about twenty
miles from Baltimore, Is summer head.
quarters for Baltimore Methodists In
appearance the camp is very similar TO
the one at Brandywine Summit. The
meetings have not yet begun, but a
number of tents are already occupied
Your correspondent was told that it is
nothing unusual for 10000 persons TO
attend the Sunday meetings, at which
prominent ministers Of various demon.
nations preach.
A more delightful ride cannot be i'm
agined than from Baltimore to Emory
Grove by the Western Maryland rail
road, aud persons visiting Baltimore and
having few hours. or better yet, a
whole day to spare, should not miss the
opportunity TO see one OF the most
picturesque sections In the East. for an
excursion ticket costs but little.
Beautiful woods and farms alternate
and here and there IA the distance can
be seen a cluster Of coy looking cot
! tukNnt NNnNhNM NAl Nulo appears oil
ferent from what one sees in other
farming sections.
Pimlico Race Track, on which many
important races take place, is In Arling.
ton, the first station out Of Baltimore A
little further on Is Pikesville, in which
is the Home for Confederate Veterans.
rhe next station is Mt. Wilson. Tn,
beautiful grounds Of the Thomas vii
son Sanitarium for the sickly infants OF
Balumore's poor, can be seen from th,
station Next is McDOnough, named
after Baltimore philanthrophist, VIII,
endowed the McDonough School foi
Fatherless Boys in the village which
bears his name McDouough also boast,
Of one of the finest granite quarries ii
he state The train passes within
few yards Of the quarry. From here Z,
Emory Grove the road passes through
the picturesque Green Spring valley
famous for its dairy products
A Baltimorean, who Is rustieatinl
here, told the EVENING JOURNAL repre-
sentative that he had ridden from Balti
more TO Emory Grove any number OF
times, but he never wearied of the view
Evening journal., 1893-07-11
The Championship Record.


The cross petition of Tony Mullane
Baltimore's new pitcher, for divorce has
been filed and be is the first man i'm
Ohio to ask for alimony from his wife
under recent law. He charges his
wife with smoking cigarettes, drinking
beer and losing lots Of his money in
widest schemes, in addition to PLAYING
solos on his curly head with a rolling
pin. His petition is one Of the livelies [
ever hled in the divorce court.
Evening journal., 1893-07-11

Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
md refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys.
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys.
TEN efectually, dispels colds, head
lohes and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup Of Figs is the
only remedy Of its kind ever pro-
1uced, pleasing to the taste and ac-
eptable TO the stomach, prompt in
2 action and truly beneficial in its
ehects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
)any excellent qualities commend it
b all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale in SOC
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists- Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure 1t promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. DO not accept any
fpbstitute.
CALIFORNIA FYc SYRUP co.
SAN FRANCISCO. cht.
LOUISVILLE kf NEW y0RE -
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LADIES' MUSLIN CHEMISE.

musl r0m 20 2lc
o
ucedf from %
yoke
educedf rom 02c tO50c
muslin with yoke embroidery with
from7 o
muslin paits
fromS
embo educedr om to
Fine muslin shaped with reduced
o 12 o
feather stitched braid reduced from 81 so o $l25
reduced 81 o
Evening journal., 1893-07-11
LADIES' MUSLIN SKIRTS.

Good muslin h reduced from 37te to 2se
Oco55e
Good muslin ucks above hem reduced from Que
muslin caubr ruaie wi
above rufae 65ct %
with Of EN- milrode
with of em msrode reduced from 81 to SAC
embroidery reduced $L25
reduced from $L69 ST.
ruf reduced 50
Fine muslin ucks embroidery $19s
tucks and embroidery rufie with eight fine tuck
IRONS TO
muslin clusters embroidery rue deep
reduced from IS 25 81 62
tuck embroidery %
Hosiery Coats Ladies'
Evening journal., 1893-07-11

Mrs. Mary OConnor, wife Of William
O'Connor, well known old citizen Of
Market street, died at her home of old
age yesterday. Mrs O'Connor was a
native Of Ireland and was the mother OF
Lawrence and William OConnor, Jr
She will be buried at st. Peters to NOR
row morning
The w. @. T. L. meet I'm special ses.
sion tomorrow afternoon at the resi-
dence Of Mrs. Barrett p. Craner on
Orange street.
Contractor Connell. who Is building
the trolley road between Gloucester aud
Camden, and whose wife has been spend
ing the summer at the Gilpin House, is
visiting here for few days
The monthly meeting of the Trustees
Of The Common will be held this evening
One Of the prettiest flower gardens in
town is in Murrayvile, at the home OF
George Temple. Red paint and gypsy
pots adorn the kempt lawn
Evening journal., 1893-07-11
LADIES' SHIRT WAISTS.

Plain White Linen reduced from ~ to 6Oc.
White Linen with embroidered collars and cuffs reduced from 81 90
to 62c. and 81 25 to Sl.OO
White linen with rattle front, embroidered collar and cuffs
reduced from 81 80 0 81 20.
White linen with Insertion down 'front.' fine tucks and box pas
reduced from 81. rs TO $30
White linen with cascade of fine embroidery 'front.' reduced
from 81 90 to 81 so.
White linen with box pa and insertion, deep collars and ifs,
reduced from $2.37 to $l.S7.
White linen with fine tucks and box pis trimmed with fine edg
ing, reduced from 81 62 to $2.12
White nen tucked and embroidered brete reduced from $500
to $2.37
White linen, trimmed with coored embroidery reduced from 81 rs
to $1O0.
White lnen trimmed with cascade of colored brody down
the front, reduced from 81 so to $1.2O
Evening journal., 1893-07-11
PersonaI Eventa.

Albert Carter, Of Thurlow, has been
spending a brief vacation In New Castle
as the guest OF his brother, Superin-
tandent George Carter.
Senator George Gray and Mrs. Gray
visited friends in New Castle yesterday
Edward Taylor has returned home from
a visit to Philadelphia friends
Mrs Joseph Weldon and Miss Maggie
Dougherty paid visit to New Castle
friends yesterday.
Harry Callighan, of Wilmington, visited
friends here yesterday.
William j. HOfmann and j. Harry
King are summerlng at the"Whetherill, D
Atlantic City.
Mrs A V Leslie George and the
Misses Herbert will leave in few days
for Ocean Grove.
Deputy Collector Samuel A. Black has
returned from vacation trip 30 Wash
ington, Baltimore, Richmond and Nor
folk.
Captain John Platt whose duties are
now with the Central American Steam
ship line, Is spending few days at hi.
mothers home on Orange street.
Clerk Schofeld. Of the Pullman Palace
Car Company's Wilmington Office. visited
Charles G. Lunt and John B. Sewell last
night.
Evening journal., 1893-07-11
pnnI. Lnuehed nt the slorr.

Dunk Butcher, the Middletown rioter.
who was slashed with razor in the
Four Of July brawl at Hamtown, is
rapidly recovering and has left his bed at
the county almshouse He was sitting
up in his ward last night when some of
the inmates brought Wilmington after.
noon paper TO him and read an account
Of bis death" and about his murder.
ers' being held in jail without bail.
Dunk laughed when they read IL.
Evening journal., 1893-07-11
LADIES' MUSLIN DRAWERS.

Good muslin with wide hem and four ucks reduced from 2 70 2c
Muslin, with cambria rufle, reduced o
Muslin with cambria with three ucks reduced
o
Good muslin embroidery
Fine muslin, with insertion, reduced from
75c %
a o and with a
embroidery rom t
insertion
Evening journal., 1893-07-11
Lanerty Died In the Almshouse.

Joseph Lafierty, Of this city, who has
had a checkered career forseventy years.
died at the almshouse yesterday Of
paralysis He had been ill for about
twenty-eight years, and during his "well
spells he would travel about the coun-
try or 60 to sea, invariably winding up
In the Now Castle county almshouse He
Evening journal., 1893-07-11
TUESDAY, JULY 1S.

At 2 o'clock p. m, consisting Of
Ladies', Misses'and Children's Suits,
Coats, Wraps, Wrappers, Waists,
all kinds of Notions, Trimmings,
Dress Goods, Silks, Satins, Velyets,
Ribbons. Laces.
Also at the same place, a large
lot of Furniture, consisting of Par
lor Suits, Bedroom Suits, Chamber
Sets, Carpets, Stoves, lot of Silver
ware, Glass and Queensware, etc.
and many articles not mentioned
above. Goods as good as new and
must be sold.
Evening journal., 1893-07-11

Gentlemen can 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., 1893-07-11
Mas necornteh.

William Heinway. the distinguished
1eFman-American, Of New York City. has
been decorated with the order Of the
Red Eagle Of Prussia. one of the highest
honors within the gift Of the German
Emperor and yet he doesn't know inst
Why. Because he telegraphed to Peter
Elmer for the celebrated 'Lengers BEN
nDicTiNER Beer, which is the purest
healthiest beverage in the country.
Evening journal., 1893-07-11
ITEMS OF INTEREST

Sabbs (the marble-cutter) Have you
selected the epitaph, Mrs. Ketchum37-Alrs.
ketchum relic Of the Hon. Sharp ketchum
Would not Here lies n lawyer and an
honest man. tell the whole story. Mr.. Slabbsf'
-Slabbs-"NOt early enough. am afraid.
Strangers would be apt to imagine that there
were two men buried in one grave. Puck.
Summer Weakness, that tired feeling, loss
Of appetite and nervous pr stration are driven
away by Hoods Sarsaparilla. like mist before
the morning sun. To realize the benefit of
this great medicine give IL a trial
Sure. efficient. asy-H0od'sPills.
Evening journal., 1893-07-11
TIED TO REEDY ISLAND.
Western Union Wires Will Be
Run Out from Middletown.
MORE TALK OF STATION CHANGES

Maritime Exchange station TO Be Built
at the New Disinfecting station and
Then "New Castle" May BE Removed.
Great Field Day Preparations by the
t. A. b. compittee at Pennsgrove.
Dank ButcherVLaughed.
Special Correspondence Evening Journal.
NEW CASTLE, July II -Lineman Nc
Coy, of theWestern Union Telegraph Com
panv. was in New Castle yesterday get
ting ready 10 connect Reedy Island with
Philadelphia by wire The new disin-
fecting station there will be complete
by the end of this week and then work
on the Maritime Exchange station will
be commenced The lineman went to
Middletown where the wire will be con
nected with the Western Union main
lines running down through Delaware
The wire will be run across the state
from Middletown to the river shore
where q cable viii be laid connecting 70
with the Maritime Exchange station at
Reedy Island.
The exchange people will say nothing
about the proposed removal of the
station paraphernalia and operators
from New Castle TO Reedy Island but it
is generally believed that the Philadel-
phia authorities intend to make the
change and desert New Castle just as
soon as the Reedy Island place is ready.
The new signalling station viii be a
pretty little place fitted up with every
modern improvement.
Evening journal., 1893-07-11

"The death Of your husband was a great
loss 10 YOU" said Mrs Bunting TO Mrs. Gasket,
by way Of condolence "Oh. the loss was
fully covered by insurance replied the
widOw.-lit-Bits.
Evening journal., 1893-07-11
THE WORLD OF BASEBALL.

Philadelphia Keeps Up the winning
streak-Baltimore Plays in Hard Luck.
Results ofXesterday's Games.
Philadelphia scored FIVE runs in The
last inning and won from st Louis.
Cincinnati got away with Baltimore.
Boston bad a tight squeeze in Cleveland.
New York barely won from Pittsbure
and it took ten innings for Washington
to subdue the men from the Worlds
Fair city.
The results :-Philadelphie, s; st.
Louis, 2. New York, II; Pittsburg, 10
Boston, 13; Cleveland, -. Washington
3 Chicago, 2 Cincinnati, 3;Baltimore, 2
Evening journal., 1893-07-11
sohednle for To-day.

Philadelphia at st, Louis, New York al
Pittsburg Boston at Cleveland, Balti
more at Cincinnati. Washington al
Chicago, Brooklyn at Loui sviile.