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The morning call., 1894-05-16
OLD YOB'S DEATH.
Trinity Church Loses a
Familiar Figure.
lie Was Bellows Blower and News.
boy for FOrty-Three
Years.

There are few people who have attended
Trinity Church at any time during the
last forty years that DO not rememb Der
Meyer Yablonsky, "Yob," the boys called
him, who had blown the organ so long that
be was looked upon as a regular limb OF
the church Indeed, Yablonsky was sell
dom alluded to as the bellows-blower; his
long services were considered to entitle
him to the sobriquet of assistant or
ganist."
Yesterday "Yob's" funeral service was
performed in the church where he had
humble news-vendsr every honor was
paid TO the deceased. The choir was pres
ent in force and full choral service was
performed. Rev. George Edward Walk.
the rector of Trinity. Officiated, and beau
titul lilies had been placed by the church
authorities on the old mans eoffin
TIE death of Meyer Yablonsky removes
another of the San Francisco old-timers
He and his two brothers, John and
William Yablonsky. were familiar figures
in early DAYS. They landed at North
Beach in 1S49. having come from England
by way of New York. Never became a
DewsbOy, business he followed almost
without break till the day of his death.
He was as remarkable for his fiery red
hair and stentOTlan voice as for his sterl-
ing honesty and uprghiness 1t was
Familiarity said that people could hear him
call his papers mile away. In due course
of time Meyer married. and meeting with
domestic difficulties. sought oblivion in
the excessive use Of chlorOtorm.
At one time in a fit of abSent-minded-
ness he shipped on board a deep-sea vessel
and made trip almost round the world.
Upon his return about ten years ago he
resumed his old occupation of news-vender.
1t may have been the chorofOrm or IL
may have been the excessive shouting.
opinions were divided on that subject, but
GER ain 1t is that poor "Yoo" was subject
10 fits, which came upon him unexpectedly.
On SATURDAY last he was seized with one
and died before he could be identified.
His brother John was notified, however,
that the old mans remains were at the
M0rgue and quickly had Them removed to
an undeTtaker's.
By the death of Meyer Yablonsky the
San Francisco streets lose another of their
familiar and almost historic figures.
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DoughertY's Futile Dash.

John Dougherty, disreputable charac-
ter, made break for liberty while wait
ing for his case to be called in Judge
Lows court yesterday morning. He was
arrested on Monday in a vacant house on
Mission street and charged with vagrancy.
Before he got outside the courtroom Off.
Ger Wallace cOllared him and led him back
to the dock. Judge Low Immediately took
up his case and sentenced HIM, to six
months in the County jail.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
PALACE HOTEL

fAbAOE hOIEL.
A Meyer, Guatemala j Peter. st Louis
+ X Co.cOrd eV II stone, Scotland
MRS Cclcord, New Il Adams, Il honolulu
Miss Colcord, New j ortn. Riverside
Q w Miles d W, Sierra X Lowe. San jose
M Portman, Placer w Furke San Jose
NJ Hoxe. Tacoma Mrs Kirkpatrick Pfrtsbur
1 Fish W, Chicago NJ Scott d W. Pittsburg
j Smith IL W. san Jose J IL cultivate 81 W, Cal
g Keene IL A b lake Geneva
Chamberlain. n Mcneil. Pittsburg
J L Harris Fort Worth Miss Mcneil Pittsburg
6 Thompson. Toronto Mrs J Men ell, santa Cruz
Mrs Henry. Chicago Mrs q G Dart. Ill
ID Anderson ", K Mrs Jennings Rock Isd
w Anderson. X L DIR - - Warner Conn
Miss Il Anderson, ii ouse Il w. st Barbara
Miss M COpley, $ Diego Peterson, Africa
INTERN ATIONAL HOTEL.
Mrs Stagg & da, Rosa Ed Smith, Sanger
I Bate, exas Ed Zimmerman, 7 Arena
b BalfOur, Pt Arena W Newell. Lincoln
} + Sterling Il W, Cal w Z Holbrook. Cal
II Sterling,w a da, Cal Mrs Baker Cal
Miss 4 Bel, Mariposa Miss Id Couk, Mariposa
VIM Engfer, san Jose VIM Douglass. sta Clara
Fl Pants WatsonvIile A > S:roup. San Jose
NJ Guernsy I'm ,Oakd Andrews LIZ
Jas Ellis, Hayford
NEW WESTERN HOTEL.
II Wagner. Reading, Pa Robert Roberts. Pa
w Roberts, Pa y Ross, Pa
johnson, Los Ang Judge Camp oell, Portlnd
Arnold, n Y Brown, Portland
Bennett. stockton T II Sweeny, Boston
J Campbell, Boston Mckee, Cal
Jessie. Sacr tmento Haffey, Battle Creek
e Mccarthy, Limerick
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LII LADIES! CONSULT ONLY DIR. a YrHAN
A3l yrs practice Safe, quick cure guaraIt'd. any
disease or rregularity disgrace or danger avoided;
Kind sympathy aud AID; relief tho all else fails
del cacy; privacy. Home. etc. Babes adopted Lady
assistant Travellers treated Low fees Sef-cure sent
Callorwrite free ;conidnt DR.ANTHAN. A I3Mason
ST. bit. GearY a Post. I. Gold piIls s. nafeguard 81
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VITA PATHIC RlUM-CHKONIC DIS
eases treated; no drugs or opera ticnS free con-
consultation, and calls; malariaI. drug poisous
eliminated; rheumatism and female trOu 6es spe-
cialty; rupture cured without detention or truss;
hrst treatment 80 cents, regular price 81 90.
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4 REFINED HOMEDURTSC; COYFTYIW y,

A REFINED HOME DURING CONFINEMENT
~ with every comfort and privacy; regular ply
stefan of long and successful practice; infants
adopted II desired; all cases OF Irregularities re-
stored in one day; cancers. tuInorS and all female
diseases treated with success; consultation Tree
and confidential. For safe and reliable treatment
go first to MRS. DR.. WYErHS SANITARIUM.
9l6 Post ST., bet. HYDE and Larkin. mvS II
The morning call., 1894-05-16

nAUDET'S APHRO TABLETS-THE GREAT
~ modern remedy for the cure of neurastbenia,
impotency and all disorders or the sexual rgans,
81 box, boxes So send for circular. j. H.
WIDBER, cor. Market and Third. sole agt 20 I'm
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MEDICAL.

CAFE, SURE AND SPEEDY CURE FOR ALI,
~ female diseases or Irregularities: a private
home in confinement, with best possible care:
satisfaction guaranteed money refunded.
MRS; DR.. GWYER, 3l113 Hyde ST., bet Eddy
and Ellis. myl2 IF
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NOTICE OF MEETINGS.

~~~>0~~-~~>~~~~~~-~-~~~--@
~ Excelsior Lodge No. l66, +.
G>S and A M.-Special meeting THIS IA
Nv EDN ESDAY) EVENING. May l6. Xxx
7:3U O'clock; first degree wv
/ ThEo E, SMITH, Secretary.
To- Mission Lodge No. I69. i. n
90 and A. M.-CalIed meeting THIS "a
(WEDN ESDAY) EVENING at7;30 O'Clock; X "
second degree. By order of the w. NJ. NV
c. ID. BUNKER. Secretary.
Re- Crockett Lodge No. 81. #.
9~S and A. M.-Caled meeting THIS -
wEDNEsDAYEVENIN INC at z 80 o'clock; * x
second degree. BY order of the w. NJ. y~N
WILLIAM Il. THORNLEY,, Secretary
The morning call., 1894-05-16

pRIVATE HOME IN CONFINEMENT, 4ly
Eddy for ladies who desire to go into cOnfne-
ment with every care and attendance OF German
physician CDR HERNIG)and graduated midwify
lMRS. WEG ENERl: infants adopted: tel 2l6l. l9
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A LPEAU'S FRENCH Pills
n boon TO ladies troubled with irregularities
no danger; safe and sure 81 so, express c. .. d.;
don't delay until too late. OSGOOD BROS. OAK
land, Cal, agents for Alpeau ct Gle. apI If
The morning call., 1894-05-16
MONEY WANTED.


"a ANTED-$45, 900 ON APPROVED LARGE
- acreage property near railroad station: bring
ing good rental. All. G box az, this office. 5 -
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HELP wANTED-coNT1NUED.

lKL, GENERAL HoUSEwORK; COUNTRY;
SO4 Ellis St, bet ana 1 1 'e 49,
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DRESSMAKERs

nRESSMAKING: FIT AND WORK GUARAN
- teed suits, So 80 up 9S7 Mission. ape 3m
SPECIALITY CHILDREN, MISSES DRESSES;
S25c mp. MRS. HkNNESSY, 1876 Rose ave. 20 SIN
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PERSONALS

My WIFE HAVING LEFT MY BED Ann
I1 board 1 VIII not be responsible for anv dents
contracted by her on and after this date
May 10, 1894. Il6 3t*l FRANK JASPER
The morning call., 1894-05-16

TO BAKERIES AN D II OTELMEN-THEC CHAM
pion Portable oven has stood the test of 3O
years and has proved its superiority over All
Others For sale byoS. w. GASKIN, agent 1909 De-
FiSduefo ST. Z
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| (NLOAKS AND TAILOR-MADE GOWNS TO
y orderi old cloRkS made over. FITZGERALD,
rooms 79 TO 81, Murphy building mr2l 3m
The morning call., 1894-05-16

hese are a few of many bargains we have Big
stock of second hand carpets and furniture.
Terms either cash easy time payments j.
NoONAN. 1917 1923 Mission St.. bet. sixth
and seventh Open evenings. mr2l II
The morning call., 1894-05-16

IF IN NEED OF SHOWCASES. COUNTERS
L bars, shelving, mirrors safes, scales. etc, do
not fail to my stock before purchasing: l carry
the largest line of such goods this State both
new and secondhand. j. NOONAN, 1917 to 1929
NJ iSSion ST.. above Sixth mrISt IF
The morning call., 1894-05-16

90 Sn PER MONTH PIANO LESSONS
IL. OV given by competent teacher T.. box
1873. Call Branch Office mr25 tt
Evening journal., 1894-11-27
SPORTING NEWS NOTES.

According to the Philadelphia Record,
the annual football game for blood and
dollars between teams known as the
lrishtowu Tigers and Pulaski Lions, Of
Germantown, will take place at German
town Ball Park, Wayne Junction,
Thanksgiving Day morning These two
teams represent two large settlements on
the east and west sides OF Germantown,
and will try conclusions for supremacy,
The men have been IN the hands OF
professional coachers for the past two
months, and desperate, bitterly-fought
game may be looked for
DR.. William Brooks, OF Harvard, who
was TO act AS referee Of the Yale-Prince
ton game, disgusted with the rufianism
in the Yale-Harvard game, has refused
to set as referee for the coming game
The Diamond State Athletic Club,
which, It is said, has nearly 300 members
now, is contemplating a visit to the
Columbia Athletic Club at New Castle.
T.. G. Bradford, the well known wheel.
man with the Pyle Com psny, this morn
ing received two fine turkey gobblers from
his brothers farm In Accomsc county, Va
which he now has on exhibition and will
present to his friends.
Physical Instructor Charles H. r
Jackson, Of the Y. NJ G A has posted Z
notice ia Association Hall requiring al
members who desire to practice with any
Of the gymaastie classes, other than the
elementary Class, to pass an exam ination
Evening journal., 1894-11-27
PENINsuLA Ngws pARAeRAPHs.

The Frankford basket factory employs
nearly 100 operatives.
Several marriages are booked for
December in and ABOUT Laurel.
There will be races at Henlopen Park
Thanksgiving Day.
Gunners report that the ducks on the
Susquehsnna fats are not 80 numerous
as II was expected they would be at
this time.
The voters Of Lewes and Reboboth In
1911 deposited their ballots at Qnaker
Town ut the house of John Wolfe, the
polling place.
The excavator on the Inland Water
way Canal Is cutting its way along, and
can make an advance Of 300 feet daily.
john Lungren haa carried the mall
between Elkton, Md, anu Lewisyille,
for 3 years. During this time he has
travelled 100000 miles and has mIssed
only four days In ths time
A Lewes woman skilled with the brush
is reported 70 have painted so life like
picture Of a spider on her husband
bald head that the hes no lonrsr pes.
tered him This is according TO the
Delaware Pilot.
In the condemnation case OF the
Elkton and Middletown Railroad Com
pany the jury awarded William Bloomer
81 300 for four acres OF his land near
chesapeake City. the company to build
and maintain the fencing.
The oyster dredgara, who made their
headquarters at Port Mahon, report
ul I ~. do ~ l. 4 a
along the Delaware bay shore. The
borers are small shell fish which bore
a hole in an oyster and thereby kill the
bivAlve. 0ystermen have lost thousands )
Of dollars IN past years through the
work Of the bofers. The dredgers say
that since November 6 many Of the
borers have crawled ashore and perished.
There is as yet but little demand for
pine wood, and the price Is very low.
Owing to rush Of orders the Middle
town shirt factory is compelled to In.
crease the number of hands and is re-
ceiving new girl operatives daily.
The Republicans Of Sussex county
held a -mesting at Milford last
evening and expressed their condemna-
tion Of the action OF the Levy Court in
unseRting three Republican assessors.
oa December the new law regulating
the tenure Of office and the salary Of the
county commissioners OF Cecil county
will 60 In effect.
Nehemiah Field held the office of
prothonotary for Sussex county from
1894 TO 1880, term Of thirty six years
There is no record Of his resignation or
death.
All the state papers announce that
Next Thursday is Thanksgiving Day.
BY order issued from the Post Office
Department new post office has been
esta blished at Ralph, Sussex county,
Del, with special mail service from
Delmar, and Stephen T. Ralph as
postmaster, the latter's official commits
sion having been issued to him with
date November 49,
Down on the Peninsuls, at Choptank,
Caroline county Md, the Post Ofics
Dep srtmsnt at Washington has ordered
the establishment of mail messenger
servise from the steamboat landing al
often as required
Evening journal., 1894-11-27
Topic NO 1.
Goats -.

Probably the most interesting and
maybe not-but still the best money
saving department just now
at So, 90 Choice of black-blue or
black cape trimmed with braid, some
with coney and braid, novelty, new
and very stylish
At So. .48 A fine beaver cloth coat,
extra long broad reveres and velvet
collar
at So. .48 Blue or black beaver coat,
velvet collar, best quality-extrs
value for the money.
At S9,87 Cheviot coat, been selling
for $3.50, large sleeves, broad
reveres very stylish, something
extra for the money.
at $1,000 Best quality clay dag.
onal coat, maker says it ought to be
$15.
We have a very new line of children 8
coats, latest styles and goods Some
pretty coats with hoods, soms with
braid trimming and others of rough
red goods with hood-prices reason
able Let the children have trial at
them.
Evening journal., 1894-11-27
orur

EWES. In this CITY, on November ., Amos
Ferris Ewes, In the 54th year of his age.
HAGN Rim Atlantic City, on Friday No
vsmber % Annie NJ, infant daug hter OF
George &. and Jennie Fl. Hagner.
MCKEE u. p. Mckee. suddenly, November
81, 1894.
PETERS ON.-November %, at the Home
for Aged Women. Rachel A. Peterson, aged
81 years.
Won CULfN.-On November s6, 1894,
Everett NonCnlin. aged Al years.
The relatives and friends OF the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral
on Wednesday morning, ct l0.S0 o'clock, from
his late residence in Delaware City.
Evening journal., 1894-11-27
Marren.
4 ea rIeture nook for 80

We have secured a job lot OF fifty
bound copies OF Famous Paintings Of
the World, wheh was originally issued
in parts aud sold only by subscription for
So We offer them to our readers at
$l75 This work is suitable holiday
present for man, woman or child, and
when these ffty are sold no more are to
be bad. Get one now and lay it away
for holiday present.
Evening journal., 1894-11-27
Aren't You Thankful

That there's place, a store, where
you can save money, where you can get
everything a lady needs, outside OF her
dress. where good goods are sold
below what others can sell them
Where a firm Is always working for
their customers interest-and con
tinually saving them pennies-such we
claim ours-we've been here nearly
five years, ana have constantly fallen
in favor--our store has. ever been looked
upon as the beau-ideal of shop-keeping
we're thankful for these things-and
the kind patronage you have given us.
Evening journal., 1894-11-27
The Chester Race Declared on.

Because Of the inability of the men to
keep In training this late in the
season, and more particularly because
the Wilmingtonisns did not have a
ghost of q show to win, the Chester
Wilmington team race for Thanksgiving
Day has been declared of The VIII
mington team which qualified fer. the
race fortnight ago near Chester, con-
sisted OF Jack, Kirk, Gebhardt, doodley,
and L @ Johnson.
While the Wilmingtonians were at
work there they soon discovered that
they would not be able TO read tho mum
bers on the backs of the Chester riders
They had some of the surest Glass A
men in the country They entered
Charlie Church, who captured the Will
mington time prize. Bob McCurdy, of
Philtdelphla, and two other flyers who
would have certainly won the FIRST four
prizes.
Now the Wilmington Bicycle Club is
expected to have reviyifying effect on
the racing wheelmen here so that, next
year, this city will bs able to send out an
olo time. racing team that Is not even
fTaid Of Chester.
Evening journal., 1894-11-27

Both the method and results when
Syrup Of Figs is taken; y "a pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
lem eiIectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup Of Figs is the
Dnly remedy of its kind ever pro
duced, pleasing to the taste and aC
septable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial In its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to 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 viii pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. DO rot accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG Syrup co
san FRANCISCO. czL.
kQ0iSKiLlE. H. AEg Y0Rs. mE
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nnnlt Ynn FnnI

Sometimes like saving money on your
shoe bllls2 Well. when that feeling
strikes You just visit our store. You not
only get the best footwear but you get
II for less than usual prices Forman's
No. 10 East Fourth street, between
Market and King.
Evening journal., 1894-11-27
Fatai Results Or the Favorito spor

Horace Nathaniel Pennoyer aged 10
years, the only son of Governor Pennoyer,
Of Portland, Ore died at Williamstown,
Mass He was member of the
Freshman class at Williams College, and
caught cold at the Williams Cornell
football game.
Barney Foote, the centre rush In the
Fairfield Seminary football team, has
become violently insane from the result
Of injuries received in q recent game
On the appearance of his companions,
Foote seized his satchel, tossed II to one
Of the young men, ard cried Now
catch the bali and 90 around the end I"
All of the students fed and looked them
selves In their rooms. while this maniac
amused himself Ia the hallway, lining
up against doors and trying to knock
them from their hinges
Daniel McTIernan. aged II while
playing football at Newark, N. j., was
fallen upon by one OF his companions
He went home feeling dizzy. When his
father went to call him he was dead
Evening journal., 1894-11-27
Lineup for The Great Local Game.

Lineup for the Great Local Game.
Everything is now in readiness for the
game at Union Street Park at 80 on the
afternoon Of Thanksgiving Day between
Warren and st Johns College team, the
champions Of the South. Iglehart. one
Of the greatest half-backs In the East,
will surely play aud the team will face
each other as follows
Evening journal., 1894-11-27
Incidents Of the Day.

Members Of the c. A. Q viii here
after Be admitted free TO the Opera
House fair on application 10 Treasurer
Bacon for season tickets.
Edwin M Herbert brought IN from
his farm pair OK fine ducks last night
Evening journal., 1894-11-27
Touic No. q.
Pearl Goods ~

Very fine line pearl buckles, all shapes
and colors, bargain. 25c to 35s.
Large Real Pearl Buttons we are sci.
ling at 72c and 9Sc per dozen
Larger Real Pearl Buttons, slightly dis
figured, we are selling at sc dozen, 19c
dozsn and 25c dozen.
The Jet Hat Trimming sail selling
fsst-if there's any lett-eall around to-
morrow.
Evening journal., 1894-11-27

Cummings, the photographer, 500 Mar.
ket street, will be open all Thanksgiving
Day.
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w1mlnrton wm ne n,nrenented.

William Kirk. captain Of the new
bicycle club, has been entered and Is
now in hard training for the big Balti
mole race on Thanksgiving Day This
Is the annual 10 mile road race Of the
Maryland Bicycle Club and Kirk will
have to hustle for a showing. There are
some greet racers 10 this contest, among
whom is Louis Callahan, OF Canada, who
will stall from fcrRtch
Evening journal., 1894-11-27
mARRIED

SNOW-ABEL. At ithe Union parsonage,
No. 5l3 Jefferson street, on "Wednesday
November 2l. 1904, by rev. John ID. 4. Hanna
GEORGE Snow and hiss Ella Abel, both OF
Wilmington, Del.
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Eiectioniaoyer.

Order your coal and wood from H. T. Ser.
geant, office Seventh and King Phone
5i5 Hickory wood for open CRATES.
Evening journal., 1894-11-27
THE SPORTING WORLD
Old Penn. Players Taken TO
Delaware Water Gap.
TO REST BEFORE THBHARVABD WAR

Wilmington B Icy olIsts wiil Not Race at
Chester Because It would Have Meant
sure Defeat One Local Racer Entered
for the Big Maryland Contest Other
Events OF the Athletic Arena.
Last evening the footbsll squad of the
University of Pennsylvania, including
both regulars and substitutes, went to
Delaware Water Gap for secret practice
where they prepared, fortnight ago,
for the victorious contest with Princeton
The young giants are now brscing up
for the struggle with Harvard on
Thanksgiving Day. Captain Knipe has
with him the following men: Fall backs.
Brooks aud Aitken; half backs osgood,
Colbert, Thomas, Worth and Baesett !;
quarter backs, Williams aud Blair
ends, Dickson, Rosepgarten and Upton
tackiers, Minds, Wagt nhurst. Farrar
and of; guards. Wharton, Woodruff
and Hancock aud centre rush. Bull
Wagonhurst Is fast growing into
shape again, and should be In fine con-
ditlon by next Thursday Wharton will
be able to play his usual magnificent
game, while all the other players are
good as ever physically. with the ex-
ception OF Captain Knipe. 1t looks
probable now that the sturdy Pennsyl-
vania leader will not be able to take part
In the last and most important game OF
his football career His knee is in very
bad shape, but every effort will be made
to round him up into fair condition
Plans for the accommodation of 25 600
spectators on the University field on
Thanksgiving Day are now being made
and the pretty field is being resodded
Evening journal., 1894-11-27

THE FINEST LIGHT
ING EFFECTS from our
ARC or INCANDES-
CENT service. We supply
the MOST CONVENIENT
POWER through our MO-
TOR SERVICE. We shall
be glad to FURNISH ES-
INMATES for either light or
power. For WIRING prem
ises when we are to supply the
current our charges are BARE
COST of material and labor.
Our charges for current are
low as those of any central
station in the country and
much less than the major
ity. THE WILMINGTON
CITY ELECTRIC COM
PANY.
Evening journal., 1894-11-27

Nearly every physician in Wilmington
wears and recommends Jaeger woolens.
Only as Doughten's
Evening journal., 1894-11-27

For diamonds. watches and iewelry 10 to
Davidow & Co., pawn brokers and jewellers.
Evening journal., 1894-11-27

Cummings, the photographer, 3C2 Mar
ket street, will be open all Thanksgiving
Day,
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Special Topic.

Fur cspes. just arrived-one case
comprising about rs fur capes Of good
quality-fnely lined with satin.
The 27 inch capes- 57.9S
The 30 inch capes -$9.S7.
A bargain.
Evening journal., 1894-11-27

for the fair, then took a vote on them
and won them
The Lenape Fire Company turned 'out
a reception committee of twelve for the
Phmnix Company last night.
City 0ouncIlmen who have inspected
the street improvements on Fourth
street recently have doubtless been well
pleased he streets new bed has
packed hard and smooth and the expert
ment OF crushed stone covering has
proved successful.
En personal. Events.
Rev. g. B. Fisher, of Mahanoy City,
Pa, has arrived here on a visit to his
son. DR. j. Leroy Fisher, and Is so well
pleased with New Castle that he may
locate here.
Twelve members OF the Warren
Athletic Club. of WILMINGTON, came to
this city last evening in hacks on 8
visit to friends In the Columbit
Athletic Club The Warren boys wore
the rew badges, consisting Of football
and a bow Of black and orange ribbon.
DR. AL Fisher, of Philadelphia, spent
Sunday as the gaest Of New Castle
relatives.
Miss Lavinia Ridings, Miss Glars
Rulings Miss Kate o'Connor, of Whining
ton, spent last evening with frienda
in this city
Herbert White, Of Wilmington, anc
Robert w. White and A. H. Kelley. Of
Rose Hill, visited friends in town last
evening.
A Herman Padberg, and w. ]. Hof
mann, presenting the Columbia Ath-
letic Club and City Cornet Band, are in
Philadelphia on a shopping tour.