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ReeOines q Precedent.

. FrOcA0ents
A Mississippi man who brought
suit against q railroad company for
pho value Of the ticket which hs
sSsfhs ~ ssssa ~ ~ - -
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Patent Medicines

Johann Hoff's Malt Extract, price a.
'oS.s lLV
SCOTS Emulsion Of Cod Liver OIL, -.
price 81. ,1h
Hoods Sarsaparilla. price ST.. sc
Maltine, Plain or with Cod Liver ..
Oil, price 81, at. 30
Bromo Vichy at......... ....... .O5
Ed Pinaud's Celebrated Toilet
Soaps, de universal, price
25c., sIU
Ed Pinaud's Renowned Extracts, -.
all odors, price 75c., at .......... s0J
The evening world., 1894-02-27

5000 pairs Of Ladies' Cotton
Hosiery. all finished seams, bal
briggan. russets. tans, fancy
boot pattern and stainless black.
in plain and ribbed yelling.
toms price 19c. to ESQ.,, all at...
Mems spun silk Half Hose, in
stainless black and russell tan
shades Wellington's price $780,.
Mems Cotton Half Hose. all full
regular made, with double heels
and toes, in stainless black.
fancy stripes. tan and gray and
unbleached balbriggan. Wei.
lington price loo. and $50 500.
The evening world., 1894-02-27
Black Dress Goods.

200 pieces assorted 4O-incn ALI
Wool Royal Serge, 40 inch ALI
Wool Sllk-Fin.shed Henrietta, 40
inch Turkish Mohair: Philadel-
ph,a price, 55c. to CSC .............
100 pieces assorted i6-inch French
Imperial Serge and 4j-inch Eng
llsh Storm Serge; Philadelphia
price, 75c. to 500. ...............
70 pieces assorted 46-inch Silk-Fin-
ishei Henr!ettas, 40-inch Brocade
Armures, 59-inch English Storm
Serges; Philadelphia price, sl.O0
to $l.25..
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ST Silk at 800.

For this week we offer n very extensive
purchase of more than 5000 yards real
Japanese Silk in q large range of designs,
white and tinted grounds. These are,
with few exceptions, full n inches
wide and q very superior quality-never
sold for less than s1.OO yard. We pro-
pose to make things lively at our silk
counter by Offering the choice
The evening world., 1894-02-27
Sc. Tapestry
Brussels, at 47ac.

For this week we shall offer 200 rolls
Tapestry Brussel Carpets, comprising
an elegant selection of patterns, at
The evening world., 1894-02-27
Dress Goods.

IS pos. assorted Illuminated Ar
mures aud all-wool Cheviots;
Philadelphia price, 35c. to SOC.
so pcs. of genuine all.wool
mixed Homespuns; Philadei-
phia price, 6Oc.: at..............
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Remember, that these are new designs
selected for our Spring trade; they are
in bold and delicate effects. suitable for
parlor or chamber; don't fail to see
them If you are looking for a real
bargain.
Headquarters for Japanese Rugs.
The evening world., 1894-02-27
LaUndered
Outing Shirts, 59c.

Mems Outing Shirts, with n lndeg.
ed collar and cuffs. fciled seam
aud woll made. all sizes; Well
ington's price 9Sc. .........
Mems Fancy Domet Outing
Shirts. 81 inches long. with
yokes and fclleh seams. all
sizes; Wellington, price soc. D..
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At SOC. per yd.
COME EARLY.
Ladies' CIoaks.

In all the history Of the New York trade
there has never been such an opportunity
In Cloaks. That's a strong statement.
We make it advisedly. We well know
chat for such superior styles and qualities
prices like these were never before
quoted.
Various lots at S1.s7, $1.9s, 30. %,
e3.6S and 81. 0S; all remarkable value.
Various lots Of Clonks. many styles,
but not all sizes Of each style, at SO. %,
NJ .9S and $9. 0S,
The evening world., 1894-02-27

Public interest increases as the people get more familiar
with the facts. Customers come not only from New York and
nearby cities, but from points 200 and 300 miles away. This
week will be a startler. Even the splendid values that you have
seen here recently will be surpassed. For this week we offer the
The evening world., 1894-02-27
Your Portrait in 80
Seconds, Sc.

When visiting our store have your
picture taken by the automatic Photo
graph Machine. o in operation in our
Book Department.
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Sheets, 3lc.

Ready-made Sheets, size 1N12k
yds.. W~ellington's price 600 go.
Size 2x2H yds., Wellington's price
&c.. at.
Size 2hx2H yds., best quality,
Wellington's price &c.. No..
Size 21fx2H yds.. Wellington's
price Co.,. at.
Pillow Cases
Size 45x96. Wellington's price
12Ec., for
Size 54x36. Wellington's price
loc., 49,.
Best quality, size 45I36. Yelling
toms price 17c., for.............
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All kinds of Laces. black. white
and beige, l to 8 inches wide;
Wellington prices 10c. to zoe.
All kinds of Laces. Point de Paris,
Point de Gene. Point dc Ire
land. ecru and white. black
Chantilly and others; Yelling
ton prices zoe. to 40c. yard, at.
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$500 Razors, &c..

RaZ0rS, SIC.
Genuine Wade &
Butchers 1900 Hollow
Ground Razor, with
iBulTaio Horn Han IN
idle. at ........... .UU
Every Razor set and
.ground ready for use.
lOnly 3 Razora sold to
leach
: Also IA lot Of sl.00 and
Sl.50 celebrated Torrey
Razor Strops, hand On
or swing, at. .... W
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The question is not "Wiu
it pay to buy ?" but "Can I
spare now enough money to
buy all the dry goods I am
likely to want for two or
three years to come ?"
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Stock Of Furs.

Fine black Russian Lynx. sold by tbems
from IS to 81. all at S2.OS, $3.O3,5
$4.0S. \
Fine Astralhan Cape Seal. in n l
variety of tho latest designs. /
handsomely satin lined ind !
; & ;;$: al ' ;; S j s! & ;i 81: /: ' :;;:. y; y: $685.
Also their fine mink, skunk,
monkey and Persian CnpeS. n n ooE
sold by them up TO sos; all to ~ I'LL,
go at one price .......... .......Lu'VV
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ChiIdren's Cloaks.

Gretchens. 4 to ~ years, at $1.0S,
e2.0S, $3.9S, $5.0S-Half the first
cost of the mere materials.
Newmarkets, sizes 4 to 16 years, special
lot at $3. 8S-Half the first cost of the
mere materials.
Jackets. in sizes 4 to IA years. $1.0S.
&2.8S. $3.9S. $4.9S, 90. 0S-Half tho
Arst cost of the mere materials.
Evening journal., 1894-09-26
Sporting News Notes.

Robert Wler. the Y. NJ. @. A. IS we'll
known bicyolist, Of this city, won the
third heat Of a mlle handicap race 1t the
R,yertou Athletic Club last evening
Wier's time for the mile was 30 SO.
The track were brilliantly illuminated
by m. electric lights
"Kid' Mcdonnell. q now twinkling
star IN tho local pugllistic horizon, writes
to tha EVENING JOURNAL that be would
like to challenge the winner OF the
Sp4'h- Hill fight or any feather weight
in Delaware, even Joe Laughlin.
john.9allagher. umpire Of the Rock.
ford Baseball Club, writes TO the EVEN
IEa JOURNAL as follows "Btndly grant
ma space in your valuable columns tc
tender my thanks 10 the many friends
who contributed to the success Of Satur-
days game of ball The game as was an
nouneed Was my benefit game, and Judging
from the good attendance my we'll wish
ers were numerous aud TO whom hereby
tender my sincere thanks
Evening journal., 1894-09-26
DEMOCRATS IN MppLeTowN
Held an Enthusiastic Meeting Last Night
No Water Yet for tho Town.

Held an Enthusiastic Meeting Last Night.
No WATER Yet for tho Town.
Special Correspondence Evening Journal.
MIDDLETowN, Sept 26 Democrats IN
Wost st Georges hundred held large
aud enthusiastic meeting IN the
Comegys building near the depot,
last evening, for the purpose OF
organizing q permanent Democratic club
prepatory 20 the coming campaign Be
sides Che work Of elub organization, other
matters relative to the coming political
struggle were discussed The club was
organized with the following officers
President, u r Cochran, Jr vice
president, David | Allen; secretary. j
Thomas Budd; treasurer, r L Clayton.
Among the prominent Democrats present
were Candidate for State Sanntor James
T. Shallcross. u H. New Whorter. W..
Pierce Biggs, j. z Cochran Jr, Willard
b. Blggs, DR. 1 S Vallaniineham and
ed aiu f. Cochran Mr. Shalle oss was
warmly greeted, and promised the united
support Of the So Georges Democracy az
the coming election
The Seventh Day Adventists, who have
been In this community for come time
post holding meetings nightly in their
tent on the lot at the corner Of Crawford
aud CAtheril g streets, yesterday lowered
their tent aud have laid It aside. The
I Eyaugelists will hereafter conduct indoor
meetings at both Odessa and Middletown.
John Shannahan, the artesian well
borer, has now reached depth of 49,
feet, but still has not struck a sufficient
supply Of water
A large glass in the show window oil
/ an up town candy store was smashed
last evening, and FOR while all efforts
on the part OF the proprietor to discover
how the damage was wrought, proved
fruitless However young man en-
gagged Ia A nearby store, cleared up the
mystery by explaining TO the puzzled
proprietor that he broke the glass Will,
In the act Of hugglng the well-knowr
young woman clerk in the confectionery
store.
TIE local Republicans held a meeting
in room No 3 Of the Town Hall buildlul
last night and talked over matters re-
earding the coming campaign in this
/ state
Evening journal., 1894-09-26
The RECEPTION AT NERARK.
Enlhusiastln Welcome TO the Democratic
Candidates last Night-nIr. Tunnsll's
Presence as Effective as Speeches Those
There.

Candidates Last Night--mr. Tunneil's
Presence as Effective as Speeches Those
There.
Special Correspondence Evening Journal.
NEWARK, Sept 26 If any Republican
had the remotest idea that there was
not perfect harmony among White
Clay Creek Democrats, OF that they
contemplated daserting the ticket Ia any
particular, their illusions were rudely
shattered last night
II WAS not yet DARK when the stalwarts
commenced arriving from different parts
Of the hundred, aud by the time the
candidates arrived at 8 o'clock, there
was large, enthusiastic crowd ready to
receive them.
Tho Deer Park Hotel parlors were
turned into reception room. Mr.
Tunnel on the right, and Mr.. Bancroft,
on the left. they were kept busy shaking
hands from o'clock until 10 Messrs
Handy and CoochlweFe occupied Ia bring.
ing up their respective adherents and
introducing them TO Bancroft Many Of
them upon being introduced said "Mr
Bancroft, wo were against you aud did
what we could to defeat you at the
convention, but now we are Bancroft
through aud through
The reception WAS informal in every
way, and not a speech was made, but
Ebe Tunnel by his kind, genial face aud
pleasing voice did as much for the Dem
ooratic ticket as hundred speeches. on
All sides we're his praises resounded
men who were wondering what tho
Sussex county candidate looked like. and
how large q majority he would be able
to bring with him from that county.
after they had met and shaken hands
with him began figuring on the majority
New Castle would roll up for him when
the voters once became acq tainted " ith
him
AT about 10 o'clock every QUO was IN
vited by General Az nstrong to his resi-
danoe, where an elaborate lunch was
served Among those present we're: Eb,
w. Tunnoll Samuel Bsncroft, Ir Jane,
Carmichael, Attorney General Nicholson
Prothonntary Peter A Hortg OK Sraeka'
J. Harvey Whitsman, Thomas z. b., ara
Jr, William Cooch, Peter 4 Cooper
Willard salisbury Victor 3 Woolley
candidate for representative from VIII
mington; 4, Bayard Heisel caudidat,
for assembly from Rod Lion; Regis.
ter Of wills j. w. Cooch
/ Frederick O'Blsrn, commissioner O.
invies New York city; Levin Irving
| Handy, chairman State Central Commit
tee; William j Gibbons, Clay.
ton Cam, candidate for essembl,
from Pencader ex Representative Georgl
Medill A. H. Spcar. candidat,
for assembly from Christiana hun
dred e B r. Springer, w. 4
Lyman, G G Montgomery. Patricl
Neary, Thomas O. Frame, Jr, Johr
Callahan aud others from Wilmington
General 4. f. Armstrong, DR. N
Raub, Dr. George A. Harter, Prof
Joseph B Hand Joseph Dean, r b
Frazer, De- r. Il Wolf, Daput,
Register Of Willis f. A. Cooeh
john Lewis Glenn Steele. Or Il q
NJ. Hollock. Dr. Francis L Springer
William Fl. Smith, Postmaster Herd
man, William r. Griffith, William
Cooch L Handy, Pierre B. Pie al,
many others from Newark aud vicinity.
Evening journal., 1894-09-26
ALTIM0RE CHAMPIONS.
This Was Practically Decided
BY Yesterdays Game.
HAvgDONEMAGNIRIoBNT PLAYING

other Tnteresting Events IN the Sporting
World Delaware sportsmen in other
Cities Mcdonnell 10 Fight wapgo be
fore Military Company.
The worlds baseball cham pionsbip Of
1894 has been won and lost. The Baiti-
mores, by magnificent ball playing,
undoubted pluck and gameness, and
splendid management. have captured the
pennant They have shown the
most consistent work Of all the
league teams since the season
opened and deserve the horrors they
have so fairly earned The New Yorks
will fiuish second, as it Is impossible for
the Bostons TO overhaul them now, aud
will meet the new champions next week
In a faries of seven or nine games for the
Temple Cup Managers Ward and Han
lon will meet in day or two 20 com
plete all arrang aments BY defeating the
Clevelands Yesterday the BaltImores set
tied the rsce for first place They have
three games to play. bnt can lose them
all while the New Yofks make q clean
record, aud still inish in front Ward I
men scored an easy victory over the
L9ulsviles, aud at the same time ended
the controversy over second place, as the
Bostons lost two games ia Cincinnati
pittsburg defeated the Brooklyns, and
reached the 800 mark again, while st
Louis baat Phlsdelpbia easily.
Evening journal., 1894-09-26

Ahnegito Peary, and an Eskimo girl
whom Mrs. Peary had brought with her
from the arctic regions, was escorted to
a waiting coach and hurried to the Penn-
sylvania railroad station, whore she board
cd train for Washington, the home Of
her mother
In a short interview the brave little
woman showed plainly by her manner
that she is much chagrned because Of her
husbands S determination to remain in tho
arctic region. She declares She is going
north again next summer and bring him
back TO civilization IL she has to drag him
with her Mrs. Poary appeared In tho
best Of health, and the baby born amid
oobergs, which is now little moro than a
year old and a beautiful child, seems to
be all the better for the rough life it has
been compelled to lead.
Commander Bryant who had charge
Of the relief party says tho expedition was
great success. We made many valu-
able collections tho chronological speech
mems being very rare. l think we have
the finest series of photographs Of life and
scenes in the arctic country that were ever
taken"
Tho party killed eight polar bears and
have the skins with them on the Falcon.
They also have the skeletons of all OF
these animals. In addition they brought
back about 90 Eskimo dogs.
All Of the relief party camo on the Fal-
con except DR. Ohlin, who left it at Co
penhagen, and Professor Chamberlain Of
Chicago and II. L. Bridgeman Of Brook
| lyn, who went from ST Joint Toronto,
where they will examine some fossils. All
on board were reticent and it is said they
havo been prohibited speaking for five
/ days or longer, and it was therefore diff
| cult to get information about the trip.
/ it was intimated by one of the men who
was with Pcary that several who came
away would have remained with the OK
plorer in the frozen north but for thC
scarcity Of food When asked IL it wa:
true that the explorer and his party haC
been compelled to eat whale bluhber, thl
men declined to either confirm or deny
/ tho story.
| It Is believed, however that Peary il
threatened with lack Of food that may be
come serious The Falcon will load witt
GOAL and return Immediately to st. John
Evening journal., 1894-09-26

"Rosedale," with Joseph Haworth. @
B Hanford, NJ A Kennedy, Charles
Abbott Maud uaslan, Isabelle Eyerson,
Mrs Il A Eberle end others ia the cast,
will be st the Grand Opera House Mon.
day next.
The Robinson Opera Company will begin
a four-nights engagement st the Opera
House 60 night, giving "Mascotte, !
"Girohe Glroha, "Chlmes Of Normandy
and ''Olivette' in the order named and
"Pinafors' at tho Saturday matinee
Prices, 10. 90, S5 aud so cents Matinee,
10 and % cents.
Evening journal., 1894-09-26
PeNINsuLA NEws PARAoRAPHs.

The will Of the lale A Richardson,
O Dover, has been probated The only
public bequest was $500, which was lett
to tbs Robbins Hose Company
The Kens county Teachers Institute
will be held a. Dover, beginning october
8 and continuing fosr days
Owing to the muddy state of the
SuFqnehsnna river very few fish of any
kind are being caught Perch are p'enti
ful ia the bay.
Evening journal., 1894-09-26
Use a IN Time.

Catar starts IN the nasal passages affect
ing eyes, ears and throat. and Is IN fact the
great enemy Of the mucous membrane. Ne
elected colds in the head almost invariably
precede Catarrh. causing an excessive dow OF
mucous, and III the mucous discharge becomes
Interrupted the disagreeable results OF Ga tarrh
will follow, such as bad breath severe pain
across forehead and about the eyes, a roarir K
and huzzing sound in the ears aud oftentimes
very uifensiye discharge. Ely's Cream Balm
Is the acknowledged cure for these troubles.
Evening journal., 1894-09-26
Death Ralhnr Than the roorhonse.

NEW BEDFORD, Mass, Sept. 26-Mrs.
Anna Priskaveo, a German woman, IN
years OF age living in the Wamsutta mill
block, committed suicide by stragulation
al her homo. Fear Of the poorhouse was
tho cause Of her act, Her son-in-law is
one Of the striking VIEWERS
Evening journal., 1894-09-26
our rwontv.tive. tjent shnd. !

Are well worth your attention;.a AL the
leading eolors; spring rollers ready %
hang; hundreds sold since september
1st Wall paper from six cents up. Ia all
the new and stylish cplorings and
patterns L1rgest stock in town. Paint
ing and rescolng. Preston w. Yeager,
40S King street
Evening journal., 1894-09-26
Fined for nrnnI,enneaa.

The following druuks were sentenced d
by Judge Ball this morning: Barney
Lsprerre, 81 end COSTS Maggie Clarke
sent to all in dsfaulU of So and costs
George Walker. 81 aud costs; John
Charlton and Patrick Hickey, oil Chester,
81 and costs John Walrsven, 50 and
costs
Evening journal., 1894-09-26
TIE FALcoN RETURNS.
A Rumor That Iientcnant Peary Is shor
of Food III the Arotici.

PHILADELPHIA, sept. 2G. - The little
steamer Falcon, with the Peary reliof par
ty and members Of the expedition on board,
docked ut tho International Navigation
company's wharf in the lower portion Of
this city Long before the vessel reached
her moorings thousands Of people had
gathered on the wharves in the vicinity
10 welcome tho little party Of explorers
AS soon as tho Falcon was tied to the
dock Mrs. peary, with her baby, Mario
Evening journal., 1894-09-26
nArnr,I Lnrlnn nrnata.

The Bayard Legion held an enthusias-
tic meeting last evening. The Demo-
cratic platform aud ticket were ratified,
and committee was appointed 60 make
arrangements for reception TO DO given
to Ambassador Thomas +. Baysrd when
he returns from England.
Evening journal., 1894-09-26

ton, Of Philadelphia, will be the groom's
attendant while Miss Kate Mcguire, as
bridesmaid, and Miss Helen Wilmot, as
maid Of honor. will bring in the bride.
Incidents OF the Day.
Workmen engaged in grading Battery
Park struck bed Of sand ten feet
square ia that portion known as left
field. This will have to be dug out and
filed with loan that will pack harI.
The Autograph social given at the
NJ. E. parsonage by the members Of the
Epworth League last night proved TO be
very enioysoie affair Various games
were indulged Ia which created much
enthusiasm, after which refreshments
we're served. These socials will be given
each month having ffth Tuesday and
are In charge Of the department Of soci 81
work Of the league
a number Of operatives at the New
Castle Woolon Mills now continue worl,
each evening until 10 o'clock Last
night the bright lights Of this extensive
plant, with the almost iunumerable
electric lights at the Delaware Iron
Works, gave the town from the river 3
very busy appearance.
Evening journal., 1894-09-26
Deputies Fear ISentuclsians.

MoRGANFIELD Ky, sept. 26-A gen
tleman just arrived from Uniontown says
Blackwell has postponed going to the tax
districts for d week Some of his depu.
ties have dcoGed not to 50, and he 10 en-
deavoring TO enlist new recruits.
Evening journal., 1894-09-26
4 chureh weaalne To-nIrht.

There will be 8 very pretty churcb
wedding tonight. the third one that hss
ever been solemnzsd in Nazareth n. E.
Church, here, gnd as tbs contracting
parties are both we'll koown Young
people. the event will DO doubly inter-
essine William G. Grimes, nov Of
Bsncrofts Banks. end Miss Ella Cline,
daughter OF George ~ Cline sre the
bridegroom and bride FREQ Worthing
Evening journal., 1894-09-26
A STRANGE CASE.
How an Enemy was Fooled.

The following graphic statement will be
read with intense interest. Il cannot descrlle
the numb, creepy sensation thateXisted IN my
arms, hands and legs. ] had to rub and boat
those parts until they were sore to overcome
In Il measure the dead feeling that had taken
Dossessi0n Of them. In addition, ] had
strange weakness in my back and around my
waist, together with an indescrlpable gone
feeling in my stomach. Physicians said Il
was creeping paralysis, from which accord
Ing to their universal conclusion, there IS no
relief. Once 1t fastens upon person. they
say ib continues its insidious progress until
IT reaches a vital point and the sufferer dies.
such was my prospect / had been doctcr.ng
81 year and a half steadily but with no FAR
ticular benefit when ! saw an advertisements
OF Dr Miles Restorative Neryine, procured q
bottle and began using IT, Marvellous as It
may seem, but "a few days had passed before
every bi 3 Of that creepy feeling had left me
and there has not been even the slightest
Indication of its return. l now feel as
well as ! ever did, and have gained sen
pounds in weight though l had run down
from l70 to 1877. Four others have used Dr,
Miles Restorative Nervine on my recomen-
dation, and it has been as satisfactory inthelr
cases MS in mine. James Kane, La Rue, q.
Dr. Miles Restorative Neryine Is sold by all
druggists on n positive guarantee or sent
direct by the DIR. Miles Medical Co. EkhaIb
Ind, on receipt Of price, n per bottle, six
bottles for g5 express prepaid, ~ IS Tree from
opiates or dangerous drugs.
For sale by Druggists everywhere
Evening journal., 1894-09-26

The earlier symptoms Of dyapepsia, such as
distress after eating, heartburn, and ocea-
sional headaches. should not be neglected
Take Hoods Sarsaparilla il YOU wish TO be
cured.
Hoods Pills cure all liver ills, hilliousness
iaandIee. indigesllon. SICK headaohe.
Evening journal., 1894-09-26
clayton Domoornts 10 Organize.


The Clayton Democrats will organize
a campaign club To morrow evening
State Chairman Handy will make the
address Of the evening.
Evening journal., 1894-09-26
MARRIED

LYNCH H-JAMlS0N. AT No South
Broome sfr ct. on September l9th, by rev. NJ
a Wise, William y. Lynch and Miss Lizzie
Jamison, both Of this city.
Evening journal., 1894-09-26

This morning Magistrate Kelley dismissed
the arEe o. rare preferred against Michael
SagOski by Annie Slaguski.
Evening journal., 1894-09-26
Yesterday 4 League scores.

Baltimore, IA; Cleveland 8.
New York, 10; Louisville 3.
I g0iucmnatl, o.; Boston, Z. First
Rams
@ jinclunsti, 8; Boston, Second
game
St. Louis, Ia Philadelphia, z.
Pittsburg, 10; Brooklyn, Z.
Evening journal., 1894-09-26
flIMN.

GIBBONS Suddenly, on September %
Catherine, reiicf of the late John Gibbons.
Evening journal., 1894-09-26
Record OF the olabs
To-dnY'a Lengne snhedule.

Baltimore at Cleveland.
New York at Louisville.
Boston at Cincinnati
Philadelphia at Sc Louis.
Brooklyn at Pittsburg.